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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-24
ETIuoyY 10 THE WORLD.
.Hsr Written by President VIII
Ind Woodruff at the request OF
The New York "WOrId."

&M TO the New York World by
nv President MILFORD Woodruff,
IN in response to a request from
|,bat journal received July Ist, and
[,uueared in the issue Of the New
|York World for Sunday, July II,
|iSe7 ,n
II entered Salt Lake valley on the
,ih of July, IS47. | was born
|Nnch /, 1907, in Pennington, now
Hailed Avon, Hartford county, Conn.
! an, therefore, ninety years of age.
Brigham Young entered salt Lake
|salky in my carriage. He was
|sck and had been for several days,
,ud my carriage was the only one
|vth bed in it.
When we arrived at the spot
|shtre We could have a good view Of
fthe valley he wished me to turn the
faniage, which | did, SO that he
tuud look without obstruction when
he door was opened on the side.
Ahsr gazing on the valley for while
Eesaid; THAT will do, drive on;
tls is the place, | have seen this
salley before in vision"
A few OF the Pioneers had gone
|shed and cut a road through a
|quaking asp grove, and, after reach
Ing The valley, commenced to break
|eropnd, but it was so very dry and
|parehed that it could not be plowed
|untl it was watered, | had in my
|anage one bushel Of potatoes, and
had determined that | would not eat
|ot drink until those potatoes we're
PLANTED in the earth. With some
assistance planted those potatoes,
and they with some others that had
|aeen brought along, were the
|uSShulleS oil the DDtltD Crpp IL,
|Utah, which afterwards becar,a
famous,
we were on Mexican soil, but we
Iased the American flag, which 500
q our picked men were defending
n 'he war with Mexico. We went
/ IA wprly az o.,
|aae plot on three Sides WIN - d , zen
with f" og 'o r,binsS me Tt remain,
bra protection sg,inst Ird;,ns WTo
70 proceeded to do ' di'rbns WE WE
nng out water from q small 7 no ANU
fia stream to irripate tbe narcbad
% thirsty soil.
Scarccly ANYTHING else ,,.,s ,,,,.,.
gon the land brf s,och ~"s s'om
hte was hardly a white navy "%r
Sse within tbou.and n,;ies n man. ~,
Resident Brigham Yonn ,II went y, Vs. D.
of with other, to law o,'t ST. H.
ake City. assisted in ,b o', pa oSll
~nh our surveyor, chain Wv, and " oa,,,
ais We laid it out arroriin" o''' ~ lo In
an with streets 132 feet Vide ,n ,,I
qoang at right angIes ". and anu .t,
xali'iuI city Of Salt Lake as i
snoS today is the ragul, - II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-05-22

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
ENJOINED DEBS, EFT AL.

Circuit Court at FairmOnt Prevents I'm.
reference With Miners.
FAIRMoNT, w. Va, July 21.-The
Monongah Coal company, Senator j.
N. Camden's plant, and the West Fair.
mont Coal company, Ex-Governor Flem'
ing's plant, have gotten out IN injunc.
ton before the circuit court restraining
Eugene V. Debs, ct al, from interior
ing with their men. The ct ais take
in Mahon, Rea, Crosslet, Miller and
over 100 miners, and all Of these can
not now hold meetings on the com
pany's grounds or on the roads leading
there and cannot interfere with the
men in any way. Intimidation anG
threats are mentioned and miners can
not now loaf around the grounds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
GLUCOSE TRUST.

The New Corporation to Start in Business
With q Capital of $4,000, 600.
NEW YORK, July 27.-The business
which called Levi Mayer and John p.
Wilson Of Chicago t New York last
week, and led to numerous conferences
Of several Of the large trust companies,
it is now learned, was the legal shaping
of a big company which has been or
ganized, and which has purchased, with
one or two exceptions, all the glucose
manufacturing plants in the country.
The new corporation will have a capital
of $40, 600, 900, and will control, with
but slight exception, the whole glucose
output of the United States, which
amounts annually to l,240,OO0,O 00
pounds. 1t involves the consumption
annually of about 81, 900, 900 bushels of
corn. The capitalists who have under.
written the stock of the company EN-.
brace some of the biggest interests in
Wall street, including Morgan and
Havemeyer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
NO RAID ON n

Deputies Sent Out in Anticipation OF
Trouble Return Home.
P1TTsBURa, July 27.-The report that
q raid Oh the mines of the New York
and Cleveland Gas Coal company was
contemplated was without foundation,
The mines r running as usual and
everything is quiet. The special depu'
ties have returned to the city, no strik'
ers having appeared in the vicinity. A
raid is not probable now until after the
Debs meeting on Thursday. If the mel
refuse to come out then a demonstra
ton will quite likely be made later.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
ALL vi DA hl/A
Treasury Department Issued Or.
ders to Collectors Regarding
the Tariff Bill,
Holding 1t Became Operative at
the Beginning of the Day
It Passed.
Difference to the Government
Will Be Over a Quarter Of
a Million.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The secretary
of the treasury holds that the new tariff
act was in effect at the beginning OF the
day on which it received the approval
of the president, and therefore became
operative after midnight of Friday, July
%. Assistant Secretary Howell sent
the following telegram to collectors OF
customs:
department holds that new tariff
law covers and includes all customs
business of July 24th."
Later in the day, a formal circular of
instructions covering more fully the de.
partment's views ON the subject was
printed and mailed to all customs col.
~lectors. The opinion of the attorney
general has not been requested on the
matter, the department holding that
the question is of sufficient importance
to justify them in taking it to the courts
for final determination, independent Of
what the views of law officers Of the
government might be as to the merits
Of the ase
The Amount Involved.
Sufficient data upon which to base q
close estimate of the amount Of duties
involved has not been received, but it is
stated that it will probably be between
500, 900 and $780, 600. The internal
revenue department probably will save
ever a greater amount by the new rul'
ing than the customs branch of the
service. During the five days from
Tuesday, July 20, to and including Sat.
urday, July "a, the internal revenue
stamp agencies sold approximately
S., lSl, 800 in beer stamps alone, and OF
this amount it is estimated that not
; more than one-third or $1,727,26
reached their destination before the act
went into effect. The saving to the
government on these sales of bee1
stamps alone is expected to aggregate
not less than $3.50 00. Commissions
Forman has t~elegraphed all STAMP
agents to settle only on the basis Of thu
increased rate of 7Lc per barrel, and i
is expected that these instructions will
apply to all cases where the stamp
were not actually affixed to the pack
ages before the rate became opera
tive. No figures as to the mount o
cigarette stamps disposed of have We
been received, but it is believed tn
sales have been abnormally large, a
the rate Of tax on cigarettes, speakin,
generally, was increased 100 per cent
or from so cents per thousand to 81, tn
inducements to tobacco manufacturer
to lay in a large supple We're ever
greater than in the case of the brewers
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The Catholic summer school at MaCi
son, Wis, closes this week.
Before adjournment Speaker Feed an.
nounced the house committees.
Henry A. Rucker, colored, has been
nominated for internal revenue ccl-
lector for Georgia.
It is understood Andrew j. Trace.
well of Indiana has been selected as
comptroller of the treasury.
The will of Robert Mcmillan, the
lumber king, bequeaths $4,000 to
Lawrence university at Appleton, Wis.
The comptroller of the currency has
issued q call on national banks for a re.
port on their condition at the close of
business Friday, July %.
The Mclean County (Ills.) Historical
society proposes to celebrate the sew.
enty-fifth anniversary of the first arri-
val of white settlers Sept. l.
A large hole in one of the streets of
Beloit, Wis, is supposed to have been
made by a meteor, and college astron.
omers are trying to dig it out.
The contemplated combination into
gigantic corporation of about a
dozen Of the great trusts, including
Standard oil and sugar, is denied.
Star Pointer beat Joe Patchen and
Frank Agan at Washington Park, Chi
cago, Saturday, the time Of the three
heats being 2:03, 2:054 and 2:O44.
Fifteen persons were badly injured in
a wreck three and a half miles from
Marietta, O. Four coaches were de.
rallied and two took fire, but, miracu.
lousy, no lives were lost.
Mother Cleophus Mills, superior Of
St. Catharine's academy, Lexington,
KY, has been notified of her selection
as mother superior of all the Sisters Of
Charity in the United States.
The British government has again de-
clined to interfere in the execution OF
the sentence Of Mrs. Florence May
brick. on the ground that there is nc
reason for q change Of Judgment in the
: matter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
Absolute Independence Only.

MADRID. July FIT is stated that
General Maxine Gomez, the leader of
the Cuban insurgents, has reafirmed
his determination not to accept a COM
promise with the government, but to
adhere to his demand for the absolute
independence of Cuba.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27

DAxvILLE, Ills, July 2,.-Sex dis
tinction was wiped out i'll the court Of
police by Magistrate Timmons Of this
city. The justice sentenced Maggie
Sellers, a disorderly woman, to the rock
pile for 80 days. The WOMAN took the
sentence nonchalantly.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
Rainy v High.

WINNIPEG, July IA Fort Francis
correspondent says the water in the
Rainy river is the highest known in
years. A log boom containing 7.OOO,-
600 feet of logs, has broken loose and
the timber is jammed 20 feet high IN
tho ~ivo~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
Miners Out at Fairlnont.

COLUMBUS, o.. July 27.-Mr. Mahon
wires President Ratchford that between
5000 and 5000 miners are out at Fair.
mont and the victory is won. MI.
Ratchford predicts good results from
Wheeling meeting.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
Bucklin = Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fe.
yer Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re'
quired. 1t is guaranteed te give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale by G. H
Wood.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
Hare MAY Get the Place.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Among those
prominently mentioned as successors to
Rev. DR.. William S. Langford, general
secretary of the Domestic and Foreign
Missionary society Of the Protestant
Episcopal church, who died recently, is
Rt. Rev. Hobart Hare, missionary bish.
CD Of South Dakota.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27

Don't nauseate your stomach with teas
aud bitter herbs, but regulate your liver
and sick headache by using those ia.
nous little pills known as DeWitt's
Little Early Risers.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27

The University Association will meet
in the Presbyterian church Wednesday
evening, July %, at eight o'clock.
GEO. BECK, Pres.
MRs. r. B. MCCLENoN, Sec'y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
Mrs. r. B. MCCLENoN,

Lost, on the way to or from Grace
church on Sunday two gold stick pins.
Leave at this Office.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27

When bilious or costlve eat a Cascaret
candy cathartic. cur guaranteed, lOc. 25c
John Griffin, of GAINESVILLE, o., says
Il never lived a day for thirty years
without suffering agony. until a box Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured my
piles" For piles and rectal troubles
cnte, bruises, spraine, eczema and al
skin troubles DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve is unequalled.
FRANK SMITH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27

Pierre under date Of July goth. IKE
plying to your favor Of the 10Th instant.
will say that Chapter 81 Of the laws of
1893 provides that no prairie chickens
shall be killed between the first day Of
January aud the first day of September
and no wild duck between the first day
Of May aud the first day Of September"
Department Commander Clark of
Huron gives out the following infcrma-
ton in regard to the National encamp.
ment at Buffalo, August % to %. 1t
promises to be the largest gathering OF
old veterans since the great parade in
Washington in 1892. President Nc
K:nley and other distinguished men will
be present. It Is expected that $4,000
men will be in Inc. The Buffalo COM
mittee reports that up to date 1900
have already been assigned to private
houses in the city, 10000 more have
chosen their headquarters in. Camp
Jewett and 5000 in school houses.
The official route is the Chicago &
Northwestern, and the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Lines. Trains will
run from all principal points in South
Dakota through to Buffalo without
change of cars. Sleepers will be provid-
ed::without extra charge above the ordin-
airy rates, without limit as TO number. One
regular first class fare to Chicago added
to $1,000, the rate from Chicago to
Buffalo, will in all cases be the car fare
for the round trip. Tickets will be good
to return for thirty days from date Of
purchase. The department headqrarters
| will be the Ellicott square building. The
hotels in the city are under contract not
to charge more than their usual rates.
Good board and lodging can be had from
$500 and $50 up to $500 per day. Good
lodging can be obtained at low rates, and
meals at restaurants at % cents each.
Comrades providing themselves with
bedding can lodge at department head
quarters at nominal rates. The head.
quarters train will be the regular
passenger train No. 6 on the G. & n. w
road leaving Cakes at G:25 a. m. on
Monday, the 23d. 1t will pass Aberdeen
at SIT, Redtield at 9:45, and all inter
mediate points at the regular schedule
time. At Iroquois it will connect with
trains from WATERFOWL, Brookings and
other points. Parties on the Milwaukee
lines will connect with headquarters
tram at Parker at 3 p. III. and at Center
vile at $50 p. m. The train will reach
Chicago at $50 a. m. Tuesday, anC
Buffalo, over the Lake Shore line, IA,
l2:lO Tuesday night.
Wanted-TO Trade.
4 Steiner violin for mandolin. Address;
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27

V1ANTED UPRIGHT AND
" gentlemen or ladies to travel for
responsible, established house in South
Dakota. Monthly $4,000 and expenses.
Position steady. Enclose self addressed
stamped envelope. The Dominion
Company, Dept. H, Chicago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27

'.They don't make much fuss about it,"
We are speaking of DeWltt's Little Ear
~ Risers, the famous little pills for m
stipation, billiousness and all stomach
and liver troubles. They never grippe.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1897-07-27
Wanted-TO TrAO

Wanted-TO Trade.
A Steiner violin for mandolin. Address
P. Q. box 16.
4 good six octave organ for $40 at Z,
S. Express office.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-13
&irmrsiens @iounsere.

!Spis Nnne eftsrfslgenbe Siitprie life
bdpoe itadet / ct beitaniest ~piosnIfdbes
ligt ueeItrift, piloe mar rel dntaae ben
for at bore en- Strene. Men MI er bet
"5pit msoicinit u9eitrift," Der beretter
ben, % man nsbes til at fro paa bens
Sdnobeo.
&~reossfpiitus MatbeS / Berlin III
pad i'm &linit til 8etanbling en- una
piSe, Der peo ct 8aaoeituo bar blepet
rammet al en- Repolpertugle / Yanbsn.
SUN bar itrats falbt beIpimet en-, % /
benne Silitanb bar man benbe ZEN pda
Matbes' 8linit.
Wtatbes iaa itrats, at Sdarst bar
me9et ilemt, n9itsn osbeliat. 8ualen
bar trRngt 9iennem punoe6uben %
panoebenst, bdpoe barnet ct runot s0ul
Iad fort ION en- 6emcre % bar tran9t
in6 | sSjernen, De fbslagts Dele. al
Sjernm bar tr9ngt ub siennsm Sulet
/ Stausn, og Watbes fjerneoe benz
itrats Idmmen meb &uelen, fem bet
burtig lbttebes ham at finbe.
Giot efter libt ~fierrsoe Watbes -
Der biitooes at profesIor 9ergmann,
fem interesIsrebe Zig msest for 5tlfals
bet be 6jernstrepler, Der lite pilbe
gro til igien, ug pad benne Waabe Iteoe
BET, at Suaret Oirtelig lagtes.
Den ituttels unse pioe Fable unber
hele Speratimen os | belle ben lanae Sio,
bun ~tilbraste | aliniten, peret urolio,
men Deb fulo 8epibfbsb. Sun er MI
f~uloItGnbig raft, men man marter opa
5rl9erne at BEN uhpggeligs Operation.
Sum, Der for talts fpoenbt, TANNER nu
liot, og | Solen slemmer bun pfte en-
telte gcgItdper. Nuar bun l9Ier, bar
bun ofte Sanffslieteb peb at fannie Or
bens, oa tenbes !SutpnmslIe er blepet
noset iprtfet. Wen / lsgemlig t6ens
ieenoe feler bun Jig fuloft1noig bel.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-13
Semm iornoiaaoc I'm SOB.

3 ct iranlt Slao meoocles / 9(nleb.
ming al ben sru'ulbe @ranoiatolirpfe
paa Selsjsrenbeosbaiorsn islaenbe
mGrtelise Grempel pau. of eufelte
Menneifer ION ane fommenbe Seaipen.
beeer paa 5orbaanb. epiter Mooe.
leine, Der tilbsrte be blinbe epItre Of
ct. Bnnls Saminno % lom islu blep
ct az Sircne for aatafroien, iaaoe ben
lamme Wiorsen til ilere andre SpItre
| WGrpGrelie Of alOitrsts Yrait, gb.
beo Stilb: "Saiten uit jeo blipe brooi
blem, leoenoe branot". Ibbeo 0clo.
malte, Yreft peb Noire Gane bes
Champs, bor inbeitanet for Yeretnlu.
gems Sanobeo % srilerer, at vebfom.
n'enoe Setter l9nse bapbe uarct Be.
llenot iOm en- iielOsn suoirpat,s
&pIupe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-13
W9nos % &pinoers O.
petio.

en nps nOs,oet iommspri,r.n,.
Stafilt't faNIlaar Spinosns CIV
ssOetiO emo gsanoenes soo en- .,l. ,s''s
wtaaoe. 5 1pitlunb bar man IT,,
at al 100 5000 RenneIter lo3, ~
os $3.50 spinter sr so Qlor ]"0
$50 Neno Os All auinOer er 90 9r,.
Den ofiiciele Stat,iiit for Gr,r
bar 66 bunoreOeaariee; Of 0isis - ~
aoinoer, men fun 30 Menb, 5 er,.,
rig par bee iamiioia213 bunoreOon,,.'
al bOilte 147 bar aSinOsr 90 INN g,
Ntano. Spteainsen for 1900
5OreneOs statsr i stmeritu sap 3 qal,
bunoreoaarise, Of bpjlfe 2.583 ~.
apinoer 1896 Wanb.
Man mener, at sariossn til qcir,
pens lfcrre seuebp9tisbeo er BEN =,
bun lsrsr mere e~crueligt 90 msr. ~
ssImasiat enb @arben, men No..
mac rl9tisrof psiaa erinore. Of nov g.
Wanoen er lanst flere liusIarlo, Rir.,
lombeoer iaaiom Ssualen, WaItyr,n.
len os u'sie 5abrituirfiumt.oer =,
bette blbraaer life tibet til at fr,mbn,.,
ben marfcliae fremIfuots stigiro
8 ulnbcn inotaser / etutitifen NV,
2epeopgtiebcoen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-13

Sler, bar ct apparat til of lreminIot
Rsntoen' Stranler. GtraalerHe trHnaic
sisnncm aae Slsrsne Os fit aIt muIigt,
elias. SrpitaI. Gmnias, Eorceaeu,
2inn antimpIier os aubst liguenoe, til
at lpie | Disriei, meosns bet uar umu'
list at ie Srnoerne, Der iOretos Grpe'
rlmeuterne. Suicis Bart os TO al
bans Senuer iremfaloie 59npmenerre,
cs bet MatsriaIe, De auuenoie, bsitoo
al @lastusIer. 8nuo flaiter. @prcelGus'
.ploliner, Serpentins Hanger, arpital'
perler, @lasperler. Ell Snnno at @lus
oip. SpsgeIiet bar en- Dame, iom Dor
bplst I et meo Ipicnoe Nlasie paost
Slsr, mcoens benOeS Seuosr % Ins
Iist bar beiirgsue meo ct Yuooer al
osiorifInHcnoe Spoulsint.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-13
~GlfpGroisbco | Smsamg.

6pr at bore rirtsli9 eIItp9roi1 / Oms
gang er bet lite moi bare at la en- gcb
Billie = man maa p9iua bare piaig
til at ejere fig Image. Glftp9rbigbeo
treper insen Here Dire, men Salt,
Stuoium % Gpelie. Oct uptter litet,
pm hi | Silf9loe er reps til at qier.
fore Spcfrslier, Ibis hi fprismmer be
ougIigs imaa 9~snlietebsr % !oenipn,
lem bibrassr iaa p9ientlig til at tab.
8elpGre omtrins os.
6criem ulorig en- anIebnine til at
sjsrs nossn en- 8lGbs. Mtso ale meb ct
Init Smil ps penlise Orb. ct Unliat
e~sltagenos slsr opmuntrenoe - Orb
elGber mungen Sang mere eno en- @ape.
Vt iers en- bebagslig Samtale er en-
tor aunit, ION man heller life lrr,r
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-13
Wooe for Sarmere.
Sr ifal biIfnteres ON ~prOiitabel Cp,
Draining al tort % imaat &pGg.

Den The SuIi feritt. aFboloss i
S~psraHuiet i Grootstun, Minn., en-
"Sbeep Rulp." Der pil blipe en- piatia
Canning, IBIS 5armerns gipr TN Del,
nemIi9 msotr frsm, bpao Der / psres sasn
Snterssie tn faabss, at be Ri, efterIum
Wfsst er iammsntalot til berss sSors
bel. Slanbt SaIerne sr: Supt. 8reoo
al 6armsrs Snitituts; SENATOR g. 81.
Greelp. Spo 9dtota; 9rof. Z. u. 500
peritao; S. e. Storp, Rortb Oats
5arm, Der eies at 5. s. SiQ; 8. 8.
glrniOn, Bonnie oe ssrre, W2inn. uo
PRO-. 5bomas Sbop.
Der toIbss ct msos en- 5urmiooaoen
Og ct ON Gftsrmiobagsn. 9rsut Rorbs
ern % Rortbtrn paciFc pil IRE qagIa.
gsrer ira GdndoagrRnim for to IRE
bieoels 8etuling for Sur "a Retur.
Man gisr 5~oysiprrgisI paa narmsIts
Standardization.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-13
Danpio.
JDlf, iom labrr iig lepenbe besrape.

8 en- Sbesin.Npis l9ies en- n9iter
utrolis Siitorie ira @npernemente'
Gberipu. Suis ben er iaub, slper Der
ct ianre u~bpsselist Siaeoe al ben russ
fife 9unbbsioltniuss Gin.
8lanot nosle Bsnoer I bet n9unte
Giitritt, Der par 5ilben9ere al en- pis
relisips Set, bauoe Der iOr ct garstlD
iioen uoipreot fig bet &pste, at Gsr'
ben ituloe iorsaa ben lite Sannar
1897.
Saa for nosen 9ib iibeu fOriuanbt
pIuoielis ct Snss Meolemmer at Gel.
ten, insen oibite bppr be par blepet al.
Holltiet fit meo Sosen at sjsre, %
en- SOnOe ueo Naun Sapaleff tilitoo on,
at ban baube p9ret meo paa at Iromure
8 al fine 2rosbrgbre, Der bapoe be-
iluttet at b., ipr aataitroien - Ser.
oens unoer9ang - fom.
Otter aaualeffs Iupisnins fanot
8olitiet oct Steb, bpor be 9 Menneffer
car tnomuret - bet par | en- 8i9lber.
% Der irembpo Jig ct ~ubpssellst Spu
be 9 iorranoneOe Wenueitelis.
Sa &aualsif bleu ipurst, buOriOr
all life bette StiGbne meo fine 2rOes.
ipureoe ban, at ban sierne p0s
lla bar saaet / 9poen, men Der a
lnseu, Der bapoe bapt Slo iii at ino-
luure bam! 0ianben er fun "a glar
lammel, os blanbt be lepenbe besras
Oeoe ifal finoes bans Some us beres
Smaabsru.
s Ell anpen aielber bar ma lenere
iunoet Sisene al s 8eriouer, Der li9e'
eoeS al rclieiDs Ganatlsme bar label
i9 leueuoe besraus. % Der psrierer
ON, at enonu ilere Meunei fer
Iunoet ben famine ubpsselise Geb.
Gutoritetsrae iOrtlGtter oertur cncr.
iiit unoerisseIierne.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-13
IRA spring 6ropc.
Otter "Spriu9 @rope Seralo.")

0sbsfaIh. mrs. Rano: Blu
bably Sr. Cars 9. 9uoahls 9GatefUus,
afgit ben 2bsn SuIi osb 9soen i 2Brez
r9 Si:rt,ipebOm; beno,s QIOsr bIsu AS
aar og 8 Waansbsr.
Den 4fbsos par fspt / @uloers, Nors
&c, % tpm til Qm.rita for q gtar Iiosn.
s 1874 ben 12te 5uIi astspisoss bun
iii 9. g. Suoabl, og bapoe / bette 9Ggtes
itab 6 Bern: Muria CMlrs. q. 8.
9sfte}, qetsr, Sannaf, Sbepbor, Sbsos
cpra % Mugnus; At oisIs er Sbeooor
tioligere oso.
5 fit 6ism / Spring Grope lepece
bun iamm,n mso gSgtefGus % 9ern ct
lptisIigt 2io inbtiI gssbnoeIien at bette
@dr, oa Sb9Oom falet i bsnoes Sob.
Ssnbag ben Are Sui fore9it gegras
peIisn ira ben nOrits airts / Sprino
Grpps; Paitur Ct. g. Geque boibt Der
en- gribenoe 2igtuls reo Qfcsnes 9aurs.