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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
(Approved Ootober s. 1870 !
CHAPTER sll.
An Ordinance Providing for the Issue Of
Notes for the Improvement and Compile
ton of Davis Park.


Notes for the improvement and Compile
tion of Davis Park.
approved October 8, 1891
1t is ordained by the City Council of the City
of Providence rs follows:
SECTION I. The City Treasurer, acting un-
der the advice aud direction of the Joint
Standing Committee on Finance, Is hereby
authorized and directed 10 borrow from time
TO time, and in such amounts ss NAV be
necessary, the sum Of twenty.six thousand dol
lars, and 10 issue therefor the city notes.
bearing interest Mt rate not exceeding six
counicrsgned by the Mayor and tho Chairman
of the Committee on Finance. The money
thus obtained shall constitute special appro.
priation, and shall bu exclusively used and
exp nded for the improvement and compile
tiun of the work ON Davis Park including the
necessary work on certain land on Gladstone
avenue, purchased under the authority
tanned IN Chapter 7a5 OF the city ordinances;
and for the purpose ~ carrying this ordinances
into effect said sum of twenty six thousand
dollars or 80 much thereof a. NAV be neces-
sary Il hereby appropriated therefor, in ac-
corancc with the provisions OF an act passed
nj tho January session of the General As
sembly, A. ID. 1893. entitled ''An act auihoriz.
ing the City of Providence TO hire the sum OF
10000 for the purpose OF improving Davis
Park"
SEC. 2 The Park Commissioners are
herebv authorized and directed 20 complete
The permanent Improvement of Davis Park, IN
accordance with the provisions OF section l
OF this ordinance, and said Park Commission
ers are hereby authorized TO have any or all ~
said work done by contract or otherwise,
with or without advertising for proposals
therefor, ms they may deem best for the In
tsrests OF the city
CHAPTER SIP.
An Ordinance Providing for the Pay Of
Certain Bills Tor the Poor Department
approved October 3, 1871
IL IL ordained 10y the City Council of the City
of Providence rs follows:
SECTION /. The Citv Auditor is hereby Ill.
rected 20 paw the schedule of bills, amounting
o. eleven hundred and thirty three dollars
ard ninety seven cents (sl, El contracted
by the Committee ON Poor Department OF the
Board of Aldermen in support Of the poor of
the city from the appropriation for the Poor
Department a. made bv Chapter Ns of the
CITY nrdinances, approved snpteHaher ~ 1885,
True copies-Witne-s;
WILLIAM v. CLARKE
ol6St City Clerk.
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DEATH NOTICES.

cooK-In this city, 18th inst, Martha A.,
widow of Erastus Il. Cook.
CAvANAUGH-In Johnston, on the 18th
inst. William, son OF William h. anu
Mary A. Cavanaugh, aged : months and
% days.
CRoFwELI.-s Suddenly, in this city, on the
18th inst, Hannah, wife of Patrick Crof-
well OF y Joslin street.
Funeral from her husbands residence,
Wednesday, the 20th inst, Mt s:3O n. m. Rel
atives and friends are invited 10 attend.
CHAPMAN In Pawtucket, on ,fe 18th inst,
Helena l.. Chapman aged Al years
CRADDoCK-In this city, on the lIth inst,
Edwin. son Of Walter and Theresa Grad
dock aged year, months and 10 days.
DEARDEN-At the Rhode Island Hospital,
18th inst, Thomas Dearden, aged - years.
DYER-In this city, 18th inst, Mrs. Lucy
Dyer, aged 30 years
FISHER In this c:tv, 18th inst, Susan Ma.
bel Fisher, aged 10 years ana 10 months.
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
GRoss-In ,his city, 18th inst, Elizabeth H.,
wife OF u Mason. Gross.
Funeral on Thursday, 2lst inst, Il y. m,
from ST. stephens church, George street. Rel
atives and friends are invited 10 attend.
GoODwIN-In Johnston, ON the Eth inst,
Charles Henry son of Elisha II. and Cal.
lS't - opohNihs "s'h ~ hohAhN anu .
days.
KNowLES--In this city the 18th inst, Ber.
tina |. Knowles the youngest daughter Of
Edward Il. and the late Susan A. Knowles.
Funeral Wednesday, the 10th inst, at ,
o'clock from her fathers residence. 500 Pub
lie street Relatives and friends are invited
20 atknd.
New Bedford papers please copy.
NEv Fs--In this city. ON the 18th inst. John
Il. Neves. aged ;3 years aud months.
pFCKHAM-m Middletown. n. l., on the Eth
INST. Sarah Browning Peckhsm. widow Of
Felix Augustus Peckham of Mddlotown,
aud daughter of the late benjamin Wing
Ucndrick uf Providence.
Funeral from her late residence on Wodn -,
day. 2Oth inst Carriages will meet friends
M tho railway station at Newport. Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend.
REYNOr DS-fn Warwick. 18th irsi.. Emily
blanchard. wife % William ~. REYNOLDS,
aged % years.
SToNE-in North scituate. 18th inst.
Adelaide NJ. Stone. aged % years.
Funeral NJ the trce Baptist churcn, IN
North Scitnate, Wednesday. 2Jth inst, at
y. M.
SANFORD-tn this city, 18th inst, lsvrhena
" sanford, aged - years and months
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

OF fiction, II bids
fair TO command
the envied niche
that has long
n waitod "the
great American
novel. Both in
the epic character
of its scenes aud
subject and its
story telling pow
er, 10 is a work Of
distinction that,
a nearly as con-
tenn poran n is
view may proph-
ecy, is 90 find it's
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

The Municipal LeaRu, crowned Mayor
MoGuinness with Perfectly lovely rcso-
luton and Councilman Sturgos in n Gus
tomarily happy figure Of speech allowed
that he had gone into political mourn.
ing" because of the Mayors retirement.
Some things are too sweet for anything.
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x4D,J7OO 90
:}O,OOO.OO
Annual Interest Charge on total bonds
Animal SurnIlIS from Minimum Revenue
&1D,57O.OO

(Which directly ans tho city Jersey CITY, ppu
OF CITY WatS
the City
inch
Of
j. a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

Alas for the reporters, IL now appenrs
that Justice Fields resignation from tho
Supreme Court bcnch was handed Ia last
April. And the boys only learned Of lt
last week
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Official
Advertising.

This newspaper publishes ofncial
advertising Of tho GOVERNMENT
OF THE UNITED STATES. Of the
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. of
the CITY OF pRoylDENCE and
several TOWNS
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CITY TAX OF 1897

Il SFSEs M9T PUE AT ATP PAKhbLE Stra3Er
22D AT 5 r. NJ, AFTER WHICH INTER
EST AT THE RATE OF 3 PER CENT,
INQUIRIES BY MAIL As TO THE
AMOUNT OF TAX WILL BE PROMPTLY
ANSWERED AND PAYMENT CAN BE RE:
MIlTED AT THE SENDER'S RISK BY
CHECK OR MONEY ORDER.
ID. l.. d. GRANGER,
ol5-tf City Treasurer.
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SOME NEW BOOKS.
"Hugh Wynne," "American Nobility"
eth, Story Of the Cowboy" "Besiie
Old H.arthstOn S."

As picture Of the period OF tho revolu'
tionary war, socially politically and In insl
itary sense,s Or. S. Weir Nitchells "hush
Wynne, Free Quaker" IS a book 10 delight
the lover of historical romance. As a work
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

We should say that our esteemed fellow
citizen, the Hon. Horny c. Glars. is
lkcly to prove the onfant terrible of the
Municipal League.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

II Is hoped that that Cuban scnorita
will prove equal To the task OF standing
prosperity.
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The Republican electors OF said city OF Provide nee
qualified TO vote Tor me em bers of the City Council
are requested to assemble In ther respective
wards on WEDNESDAY, EVENING. October 20.
1897, al O'Clock, to nom ate candidates for Al
dermen and Council men TO represent their " ards
in the CITY Council for the municipal tenn, said
candidates 10 be voted Tor at the coming muni-
cipal election
Said electors of the 3D. Sd, ath 9th, 9Th. eth. sth
9th and 10th wards will meet in their respective
ward rooms.
Said electors OF the ist ward will meet in Plo.
neer Hail. south Main street.
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25OO,OOO gallons
right purchase i'm the New York and New Jersey
Water plant that shall he to twenty
*1OJ bonds %07 each
share stock.
gallons
Year Population sumption IN gallons Revenue TO- Water Co.
1885 1885 Sss SIS 5sSSS ss9SS issi5oS SSiasS
n
additional
he boz a n CITY OF BAYONNE
Clerk,
Water amount will be paid quarterly by the City
semi-annual the bonds.
City
tocon einvestors fanddsi security
DEAN 81 SHIBLElY
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WE OWN AND OFFER 100000
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY WATER CO.,
FIRST nORid GAGE EVE PER CENT GOLD BONDS

Bonds
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CITY or PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER $40.

An Ordinance Transferring the UneSpendea
Balance OF the Appropriation for the Broad
street Grammar School 10 the Appropria-
tion for the West Side High School and the
Appropriation for the East Side High
School.
approved october 3, ls07)
1t is ordained by the City Council of the City
OF Providence as follows:
SECTION l. The sum Of nine hundred dol
lars is hereby transferred from the unexpend-
cd balance of the Appropriation made by Res
olution No l75, approved April %, 1896, for
the erection and furnishing of grammar
school building at the junction of Broad and
Eddy streets, to the appropriation made by
Resolution No. 800, approved November 3,
1895. for the building Of new High School
building at the corner Of summer and Pond
streets; and the sum of two thousand dollars
il also transferred from said unexpcnded bal
ance of the appropriation made by said reso-
luton No. l15, approved April ~, 1895, To the
appropriation made by Resolution No. ia, ap-
proved April 2s, ls9d for the erection OF a
High School building at the corner OF Hope
street and Alumni avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19

The Henry George party has chosen the
rooster for it's EN- mblem-not the hen.
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
STEAM BOILER.

City Clerks Office.
City Hall. Oct. 10, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of AL
dermen will be in session in their chamber
In the City Hall, on THURSDAY, October n,
1897, at 3 o'clock y. m, when all persons in.
terested in the petition of Providence Betting
Co TO locate n steam Boiler Mt No. 80 Charles
street may appear and be heard thereon.
BY order OF the Board of Aldermen,
WILLIAM r.. CLARKE
ol9-lt City Clerk.
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Municipal election only two weeks from
today-
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EARNINGS AND EXPENSE

Minimum Annu II Revenue, Guaranteed by the Cit
of BayOnnc
Operating Expenses maintenance, etc., per annum
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-19
PROVIDENCE
LYING-IN HOSPITAL
IS IN GREAT NEED OF
Old Linen and
Cotton Cloth.

Bouseksspers having any to give away will
please notify the Mstron, at 9s STATE STREET.
who will send for them they be left Mt
OFFICE sss-f
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Ary r.r.on desir,n~ THE NEWS left
at his residence in any part of the city.
can sepd his order to this office.
Subscribers failing 10 receive their uaper
regularly either from the carrier ornews-
dealer win confer a iavor by prompt
ratification
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Republican Primary
Meetings.
PRIMARY MEETINGS.

At a meeting OF tho Republican City Committee
OF the city OF Providence, hei' Tuesday evening
Oct. ath. 1887 the following II Tor primary meet
ings ordered:
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II VAL street. Sew York
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Subscription rates Daily views nv mail or carrier,
s3 YEAR si's0 for six months, 7j rents Toe
three niolihs. Wcckv News. 50 cents per annuuL
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WORKED BOTH WAYS.

s5 Westminster street. Providence.
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TnE CITY OF rROvIDENCE.
The Press., 1897-03-18
M0nRR MRadn~.


 Peter P. Juul was home over the Sab bath.
 Mrs. Geo. Matthews, who has been ill dnring the past week, is better. Horton Wilson will move to the Ballou farm soon.
 The ladies of the M. E. church hold a social at the home of Mrs. Bartlett, on Village Hill, this evening. If stormy, the next fair evening. Come one and all and enjoy the good time. Rev. J. I. Bartholomew is expected to administer the sacrament at Moose Mead ow NJ. E. church, next Sunday. All are cordially invited. HOLLAND
 Mrs. John H. Sparrow is quite ill with the grippe.
 MI. Wm. Johnson is suffering from an attack of rheumatism. He is attended by Dr. Simmons.
 John Rooms got drunk Saturday night and beat his wife with club. She con- plained of him and he was arrested by Sheriff Pirce and brought before Justice D. A Brown. who sent him to jail for 15 days. and imposed fine of 80. and costs, which he will also work out in jail. Harry L. Adams, who has been in town for some months in the interest of the knitting department of the old belt fac tory, has left town. FLORA. l ELLINGTON.
 The selectmen advertise for bids fol the repairing of all roads in the town east of Tschummi Hill. | Crystal Lake Correspondence.) Mrs. Carrie Richardson, wife of Perlir Richardson, died in New Haven last Sun day, and her funeral took place here Tues day afternoon, Rev. O. E. Thayer officia ting. We have rarely seen so beautiful flowers adornIng a casket-one collection was inscribed Carrie" and another one Daughter" from the father of the de ceased. She was buried in the StafforC cemetery, at the lake.
 Another unexpected death was that o Mrs. James A. Stacy, who died at thu home of a sister, in Springfield. las Thursday. Mrs. Stacy was for severa years. an earnest member of the C1ysta Lake Methodist church She leaves husband and several children. The fam fly were among our best members while with us during quite part of the writer pastorate.
 The S4th anniversary of the birth O our friend, Ira H. Lewis, occurred th' 11th inst, and found him quite comforta ble. Several others among us are quit, aged, one being Lucius Aborn, whose agt is 94 years, the oldest citizen in town.
 Sterry Taft has added d very convenient L to his house.
 The East Woodstock Methodist pastor who is spending a short vacation here was cordially greeted by several of his former Crystal Lake parishioners at the funeral of Mrs. Richardson ASHFORD. | Westford Correspondence. Earl and Harvey Barrett have accepted positions in Springfield.
The Press., 1897-03-18

There are no better Bicy. cles on the market than our
The Press., 1897-03-18
DO YOU KNOW

Of a butcher who sells nothing but meat, or a grocer who sells nothing but gro- ceries, or a hardware store with nothing but hardware? Most of them sell goods that are out of their regular line; they do it to draw trade or for profit.
 Druggists do the same thing. I am now prepared to furnish you all the latest Band Marches, Solos, Duets, Songs. Quartettes, Comic speeches, &c. produced by the Graphophone, the great Talking Machine. Come in and hear 1t. We guarantee you your moneys worth:
 LATHROP'S DRUG STORE.
The Press., 1897-03-18

Lathrop's Drug Store.
The Press., 1897-03-18
fnrhea E. l@aiiare's
 Springfield, March, 1897. Carpet Department.

We are doing more carpet selling in day just now than at any time in our history. There's a reason for it, of course. Here it is: We are selling Regular soc all wool ingrain carpets, at 3712c yard. The best ten-wtre tapestry carpets-regular 75c goods-nearly 35 patterns of them, at 65c yard.
 Park Mills and Gold Medal, all wool ingrain at soc yard.
 The best all wool ingrains-an new patterns, at 62hc yard. All this seasons new ten-wire tapestries, at 75c yard.
 Regular $1 yard Brussels-enough Of pat tern only for one, two or three rooms, at 65c yard.
 ''Edgeworth," Brussels carpets, regular $1 goods,
 ''Whittall," ''Lowel," and "Bigelow' Brus- Sels carpets, usually sold at SIPS, Heavy velvet carpets-regular$ $1 yd. goods, S5c yard.
 Several rolls of moquette carpets-to close them out,
 at 7sc yard.
The Press., 1897-03-18
Treat Your Horse as You Would Yourself

At this season, if you are not feeling just right, you would go and get bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla for that tired feel ing, of some other blood purifier. Now your horse may feel just that same way. To remove all doubt, feed them Lathrop's Condition Powders. Only 19c. per pound package.
The Press., 1897-03-18
To get your quick attention to our Bicycles.

We are putting out limit ed number of high-grade Bi- cycles, mems and women's models, at
 Thirty-fve dollars each.
 They are of a notable high grade make of last season, and are all new and perfect in every way. We shall sell a limited number only at thirty five each.
The Press., 1897-03-18

They are of the highest grade in every particular material, putting together and finishing, and we give the best options as regards tires, ped als, saddles, handle bars, etc.
 Be sensible. Think a mo- ment. $50 is too much to pay for a manufacturers rep utation or name-plate. Be thrifty. Let us sell you as good a Bicycle as there is built-man's or woman's- and charge you only half the manufacturers price-$5o.
 FORBES & WALLACE.
 Main, Vernon and Pynchon streets,
 Springfield, Mass.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-26
Sra @jppif % Smcan.

zen, Der ittt bar orrtt I eispits %p paa
Here aar, oil MI omtrent life tisroe ia igicn.
9DeH bar be ioite tostre Iar siort ct mar
iast notwithstanding Gremfriot paa alc
Gmrodoer.
@aosrne tr ~ortlagte, ME aulagts. NDc
9psningcr cpfsrt en- betrastelig itor Stala
Oct toite Aar. Wanse ftGrre inSutritas ars
lag ombp9ot, sler nDOpfsrts, Glsttrit 9Ds
bar man fact iauot / @aosrne iom / be Frtt
Gorretningss % geboelitsbuie.
llnoer Nrbtioe sr en- ny GbausIt fra @iss
nil I'll 9tlebammsr. Setns er f9rpia fra
@isott til graaituo % blir sft.r bore Srns
it~rnoisbcosr Den psneits @ei paa oisIe aantcr.
Zen nil BIZ bDastt fGroig iaiennem 9Dr /
ben isrite Gel al 9inttrtu iom en- Sopeooaoe.
5 NGrbsosu al Osrns Del, menem osnns %
Rirttn, fal Der uuIas9ts ct itsrr. Sorp. Sa
iom bstieuot oor gp tuu bar ct Scrp enbnu,
% bet not iaa tibet, sft,r ben tiltaaenOs oa
ispne llOoiotlic al @Ysn, bill bet soairGpes. 3
Den iioits 3io og oa rstpp bet Foite 6alpaor
6ar Der ilaa.t 70 nso en- tor Gel rige isors
rttningsrrnb, os ba ioroetmeftt I Spscials
iorretutu9er.
Sttts mao fgss at rare ct bra Torctogcns
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-26
877

6ooreopI?" Seq ioorer rei, Oct er life fac. Sort forbi ioo
mango anore itanoier bermeo, bullet 10 bepirter, at bet bliper
toroelo0tgere for benz, iom boloer peo.
Dor bet QnOet, iorot 6aarebolo, raar bet oriues pou
rette OlaaOr, aItio er foroelaetist mere eler minore @rao.
NSen, bsrer jes Gn iUe: Nsiteoes Der no9en 5oroel al Oct
Stel bet itote Iar, o9 oct, iort gift forro oerfor2 Seq iua'
rr: So, itisnt lite ioa neBen iom andre aor. Nen bporior
bRrer lite 6olt fig ao reo Osnne 9eoriit iom meo auoen
Sioss2 Bill no8en tante at iuune mobilize mig, at Der Peugc
/ SporGtning 90 @isonirg al Spin, naar be betales meo
$3.50 pr. Sunoreoeoe % Corn nteb As Cts. pr. 9uibel2 gteppe;
os ~alieeueI, fer ri 6ormerne itorms SobepiS ub al iaaoan
6orretning og opalue ben? gei, De flyer: Oct par insen 5or.
tienelte pa benz iaar, men bet ul NOT rette paa ia rrite aor.
0or bet Srebie, forOi bet alorig er risttat al opgipe 5aa.
reauI, iaalHnse nj tranaer Joaretso til 69oe og lib til SlG'
Der. 9epeoe ri ben tropiite Gone, bpor 9r0oirugttrGet er
mol, oa bpor Der life transes Slaosr, oa uioe bet pidnot
pRre beoit life at oriue meo 5aareoporrtnius.
5or bet 5Rroe fOroi 6aarcoipoieg er ben beofte @igOning,
ri bar. 3 europa bar iee ieet 5ormere eipe Ell anoen Wano5
6oar Soru, uour De bauoe @runO til at ioruoiette. al De nq.
tie gor iep ituloe TONNE til at BRUCE bet 2ano, paa builtet
6aorene git. 6ieoie.AHialo piloe uentlis peO rig traitig
6ooriug bIiue iorO8et o9 al ct iaa meeet mere traiigt 3no'
bolo.
Gu ouoen @2unb ior, at bet life er bsibigt al opgius
6aureapl III. er ben, al Der 10 mere % mere boloes op %
iren1, at mixed farming er ben ioruuiiigie o. itaar IaRgt over
bet tibIigere Stadium, oa en- 5armer uGiteu uoelutteuoe Io3
fig pua en- eutslt 5uotretsereu al in 9orosienbom. Gubuer
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-26
irDsteliat SoelasseGcs=
mioOel.

0erlpm alt gGar i%aalebes, fom to
unge GbitagomGno, Sarlep og 9fetfsr
loper, ptl inart arigsfsringen tiliiss
unoergaa grunoig Spranoring, ba be
ital babe opfunpet ct Sprengitof, iom
langt obergaar ale andre biottl tjenbs
te. De talber bet Merir men Sams
menI9tningsn al bet bar be enbnu life
betjenbtgiort. SpfnbelIen er imios
lertio tiIbubt be forenebe Staters Re-
giering. Deb Experimental, iom nu
antilles / Gbicagps 9aon. ipnes bet
npe Sprrngitof at ia uopitlet en- ubprt
Strait. Gn 4 CONNER lang Gplinoer
meb Il Spms Diameter Dg fplbt meo
8 lln5er (ca. 80 Grum) al bette mps
Ttiite SprGnsItof taiteoes ub / 8anoet
bpor bet er~ploosreoe / en- fpruo beregs
net Spbbe. Gn @anoIpile paa 30 Spps
9etoe iteg ipeiret peo Gr~plpiionen,
0apneo9mnln9en proentlt9 r4ltepe %
en- Seilbauo, iom befonbt fig / nogle
6unbreoe 5obs afitunb, bplot paa at
aaa thumbs paa 9runb al ben ItGrte
9elsegung. Oct eienpommelige peb
SprangIutien er, at ben lite erpIpbea
rer, meb minbre ben undertakes ct piit
9anbtrpt, % ben ian bebanoles iaa
uforiigtig bet ital p9re, paa 2ano og
ubItpbes al en- Sanon ION ct dlminbes
fiat Yroiettil. 0eriom SpFnoelien
boloer, boab be 10 Serrer luper er intet
al be MI eriiterenbs &rigsfartsier
itprte NOT til at mpbitaa Grplo'ipnen
al en- itiq Calming, Der life er beitemt
til at tr9ffe Sartsiet, men at fable neb
/ bets Rarbeo og erplobere / en- be-
TENT Snboe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-26

,iSe 6nrrotr, lluo,r Sanstn: IA nj differ
bette eanDtto rtturusrtOe oct atitIiss Sca %
cpights @dp,n u~ocnior qorttu glaOt ooct
CT ia bilt paa Dor iirtit uorft Ssu.
S%Fosfalo. lsltgraibtt9rtr Sting btr |
Eptn csbt orn 26ot 1spt. fohIcotn, 20 aar
JtOrtlarost, bporpau oer l]partOs5 mtO irats
SommeL. San bar oGrtt / 3tItsrafeRs Iiss
nctt ca. 40 aar % fit afrtO / Sunni iiOf'
lco,n.
aisumano 8. 9. eiornoro oG, pluoics
Ii8i ben lite CIT. 46 aar 81. 6ur bar Irns
gtre Alb orrtt Risbmano br SDeu.
SBi alber. 6soeraaosmauo guobronO
g. 6almrait, isror, 2anO, er nsljg aigaatt
Deb 8sosn / en- 4loer Of nGr l0l War.
Gifte BET iiOft 0alpaar: Carer alsotoO,
GonitaRcs Clitn, ]Sioltiuipcitgr aOolf 0dus,
arna PraaitaO, otto Saigon, Guitfru
Strrttinolano, Gis6mano SisurO Ring, Rus
lcne So9ftao, 8ulOimtoipeuO &, Soenosruo,
Wdrtba gaagetbun.
3 W snneiter prutnebc paa M o.
Ssnoas ben 26ps Sept. brrote ben Jorge:
ligc lllDtir, at ire WsnneItcr o~ruinsps uoe |
DiiFien oeo 9rumumoalen, iott en- gaao,
bpOri ) qsrionsr, Der ItutNe 70 Opsr 6iorosn
fra grumumOalsn til &ingsa,erlnnoet, biso
al en- beitig Storm prltct mso ben 6sl1e,
al ale fulot uO al 9aaoeu. 10 at benz III
reooet fig csO at iraOls f9 fat til SuGIpst o.
oppebie SiGIp, bporimob be tire andre blsp
igien / SDbst. Sc 8ruinsOs par 2~sitnant
S,ritftao, Rooet 9anien % Srrgeant
4eotr &~nDsrisr tiIbsrsnos gDgosus 5rsliess
urmeiorps. Qf be TorulDtieoe bar be to fsrs
tie Roiroer, ben treble en- MauOgpsrion paa
ca. % Qar.
gn eienoonms!is tirfslie Sarbtina fanbt
~foflsosn Cusoos Step t GisOifs sirts iott
en- gislis % en- gesraoelie fanot Steo I Cor,
%btros!is mso binanosn. On ~unoerlie 6ores
ming al ~'trteIi8e 6O~rrstninssr, Der OiitnOt sr
uoen Stocitptte Der paa Stso.t.
Yet Deootr, at "glaosn % Sorgsn oanorer
ttIbobs," % bet tunoe mso @runo iigcs i bette
SilirIoe; bet bar SelegrafbsftDrer Ring, ionl
itnlos b~sgraots Og mems Riiten fob oppc ocO
aoret, bleO GfoDOts Ssn piet | osrg umios
oclburs RGrbco, Gen iieIone Gersmoni siors
De ct noget unptrIigt Snotrpt.
@ieoii, LOBE Oft. 1897. 6. ~.