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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
WITHDREW FROM THE FRONT.
why Did the Irish Troops Retire rrom the
Line OF FiEhtinEi
Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUI

0pCtluf 1uoie DcsputcN to II U
LONDON, Oct. 2s.-A despatch to the Chron.
icle from Bombay reports a stir respecting tho
recent withdrawal OF the second battalion Of the
Royal Irish Regiment from SANTANA to HAWAI-
Pindi. There Is a complete conflict Of evidence
as to the cause Of the withdrawal. 1t is de-
clared on one hand that the men sulked and re-
fused to march at a critical ~juncture during
the operations against the tribcsmen, while on
the other hand Col. Lawrence. the commander
of the regiment. declares that two companies
Of the battalion marched.when ordered to do so.
and were In at the finish OF the fighting. Tho
other six companies. no says. retired in obedi-
ence to orders from ono of Gen. Biggs's staff
officers.
1t is certain that the whole battalion was
ordered to withdraw to Rawal-P indi. Gen.
Biggs giving as tho reason.that 1t was saturated
with malaria. Thereupon a medical inquiry
was demanded, with tho result that s5 per
cent of the men were found to DO absolutely
fit Further inquiry ut Simla elected tho curt,
unexplained statement that the withdrawal
was in accordance with an order from the
Commander-in-Chief.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
Tho whole Union Aroused.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUS-Sfr: The whole country
IS wildly interested in the Greater New York cleo.
ton. Bni the imperial city should be proud rather
than runicd at what some choose to call outside inter.
ference. Every honest man. regardless of politics or
past party affiliations. wants 10 see this contest culmi.
nate rightly. aud for the good OF your city. Tho
writer is a moderate Republican, who would rather
he right than win" politically. To him It appears
that the present struggle presents a condition OF
affairs never witnessed before In the history Of tho
country. t. T.. the putting mp OF an independent cAndi.
date before either Of the great parties had a chance
to show their culors.
The purpose of an Independent movement IL 10 show
n righteous opposition TO wrongful nominations.
There mover could have occurred a woman'b crusade
II the saloons had not nrst existed. our war OF tho
rebellion would never have taken place II slavery
had not shown It's head. aud the Citizens Union could
have found no necessity for n convention had It
waited for the regular nominations. which Il should
have done in simple Justice to both parties.
GEL. Tracy 10 a man whom II Is a pleasure TO honor.
He is backed by men with whom II is an honor to 1850
cIate. lie is honest. clean, able, and conscientious. No
more can be said OF any candidate who ever came
before the people. lie has been tried and never found
wanting. All this talk Of PIHtt and "bossian' 10
stirred up by that species OF the cutie nsh. TammAny.
ia the hope OF obscurng the real issue long enough
to get control OF Greater New York.
The two great parties cannot abandqp their organi-
cations. and especially the Republican party, Whioh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
ATTACKED BF A VICIoUs MAsrIFF.
Charles RObrecht Severely Kitten and KNOCKED
Into the Morris Canal

Charles Robrccht, 81 years old, a painter, liv-
Ing at ZIG Academy street, Newark, y. j., had
a desperate encounter with q large mastiff just
before q O'Clock last night. The dog attacked
hin on the towpath Of the Morris Canal near
the Warren street bridge. Itobrecht attempted
loft arm, and the dog Bit his left hand. decorating
J badly. lie was knocked down, and while on
Inc ground was bitten on the forehead.
In The struggle with the dog Itobrecht was
Knocked into the canal, and as soon as he came
70 the surface the dog sprang in after him. But
ior me arrival of men who had heard Ho-
brecht cries for assistance he would probably
have been Owned He was pulled from the
water, and an attempt was made to drown tho
dog. itsucceeded in clambering upon the bank.
ana, followed by, u mob, which dubbed and
Academy street, whore it entered the saloon Of
Timothy Dillon and caused half IA dozen men to
seek refuge on the top Of the bar. In a few
minutes The. animal became quiet and lay under
= liable. Policeman Charles McGovern shot and
killed it,. After ltohrccht's wound had been
cauterized he went home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
TWO UNIONS At WAR,
cernice Makers. After n General Strike. Havo
Another Fight ON Hand.

inc Cornice and Skylight Makers Union,
which a few weeks ago won a general strike
Tor a new scale OF wages, is now at loggerhcads
VIII me slate and Metal Roofcrs' Union. Tho
members OF both unions can do The same WORK
asu nEe striking against each other. A strike
a. nv s,.le ana metal roOfers took place yester.
ahu amsterdam avenue against cornice makers,
aoou, tnirLy.hEe roofers quitting work. The
soan1n ro makers are preparing to strike against
Fooleps IN oihcr buildings in reprisal.
IN Br9Oklyn the slate and metal ~roofers, cor
nice anu tkylighl makers and tin and sheet-iron
norhoIs hFe AL in one union. In this city they
form three separate uni ms, '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29

Florence +. Donovan, formerly State Commits
sioncr of Mediation and Arbitration. is the
plaintiff in an action now on trial before Justice
johnson i'll the supreme Court in brooklyn. in
which he seeks to recover $4,000 damages from
William IL. Ellis for libel. He alleges that on
OCt. II, 1893, at his hotel at Concy Island, Ellis.
in The presence of witnesses, said" You are u
thief and unfit for the association of honest mon.
You are n murtcrcr; you are without character
or reputation Ellis alleges that ii he used tho
language he was not responsible. AS lie was in
toXlcutcd ut the time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
nrsoLI,n Mu.t Pa, 81. GOO for Lehman,. Dsath

Mrs. Anna NJ. Lehman got a verdict OF 81, 900
damages against the city OF brooklyn in the
Supreme Court in that city yesterday. Her
husband. Joseph Lehman, was u driver for a
brewery. and on Jan. 30. while he was driving
on Eastern Parkway, near Barley street, the
wheel of the truck fell into a trench that was
the ground and died the next day in ST. Mays
Hospital. The plaintiff contended hat the ac-
cident WAS due TO the carelessness OF the de-
PENDANT in not having the street inspected and
repaired. Two-thirdS OF tho award will 20 TO
Joseph lehman infant daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29

To THE EnroR OF THE SuS-Sir: The Prohibition
party is holding twenty-five meetings a day. II has
: a good working organization In every district.
Printed matter Is being sent to over one hundred
thousand voters. Every Christian denomination has
declared cmphatically against the drink iTan!c, Tho
Prohibition patty has a ticket second To- non" In this
city. Is It too much 10 expect some recognition from
TuE SUM- Yours respectfully.
EpITpR True Rcr0rm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29

HERMosILLo. Mexico, Oct. 9s.-In recognition
of his valuable services and bravery in subdu-
ing tho troublesome Yaqui Indians. Col. Fran
cisco Plan Peinado OF the Fifth Regiment of
Cavalry, has been promoted to tho rank OF
BriRedier-GenerSl 1t was 10 Col. PeinAdo that
the tirat advances for q cessation OF hostilitIeI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
DITORCE
Notice or the Suit Must 10 Actually Served
Upon Them.

vINITA. !. T.. Oct, 2s.-Judge John r. Thomas
OF the United States Court. now in session here,
has made an important and farreaching ruling.
Judge Thomas holds that the publication of
warning notices to nonresident defendants in
divorce proceedings is null and void. and that
actual service must be had on such defcnda is.
The decision. il sustained in the higher courtn.
will set aside scores OF marriages contracted BY
persons who have obtained decrees OF divorce
from the courts on the default OF nonresident
defendants. Among these marriages Ere a mum.
her involving persons of prominence in various
Statea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
THE PRINCETON INN ROW.
The Now Hrunswick Prrsbytery to Hear the
Rev. Nr. Shields.

TRENTON. ~. j.. Oct. 2s.-A special meeting OF
the Now Brunswick Iresbytery has been called
for Nov. IL at Itcadville to take action ON the
request of the Rev. Charles W. Shields OF Prince
ton, who wants TO resign from the Presbyterian
Church because of the action Of the synod and
Presbyteries in critIcising him for signing tho
application for a license tor Princeton Inn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
In tho Postal Uuion's Service.
Special Gable Dsspateh to Tn. srs.

opec5uF CUOFe Df7PuFoH IHa Bun.
LISBON. Oct. 2S.-The Official Gazette an.
rounces the complete exemption from the pay
ment Of port dues OF transatlantic liners call.
ing al st. Vincent. Cape Verde Islands, In the
service of transporting international mails.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
THE PAPAL ALLoCUTIoN.
Il Will DepIors tho Anti-CIsrical Measures
Adopted by Italy.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun.
ROME. Oct. 2s.-The next Consistory has boon
fixed to be held in December. The PapaI allo-
cution, which will then DO read, will deplore tho
recent anti.clerical measures adopted by the
Government.
1t is understood that the Congregation of the
Propaganda Eide have agreed upon the nom.
nations to be submitted to the Pope for the
bishoprics Of Vancouver. Concordia and Now
Oriaana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
Electrical worker. WIN DemAnd % a Day.

electrical Workers Union No. 3 announced
Yesterday that after Jan. l. 1893, 1t will demand
- q day Of eight hours for its members. Official
dem u Nh DO given to the contractors of this
fnhaorsed by the Buildiug Trades section Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
NO MORE oDIEs IN THE WRECK.
Those OF Engineer Foylc ana CiorL Mckay Not
Found-Inquirics for Missing Persons.

COLD KIN y. Y, Oct. S.-ThC search for
bodies and tho dredging for the rest OF the
wrcCl;aEc at the scene of tho railroad disaster
below Garrison's station on sunday morning
were continued to-day by the Merritt Wrccking
Company, but no more bodies were found nor
have the bodies of Engineer John Foyle and
Clerk Mckay been found at any other place
along the river. The two bodies which still re.
main here in charge of Coroner " God have not
been identified yet, although that of an Italian.
which was supposed to be Giuseppe Paduani, is
now believed TO be Christan2o Il. Julio of Hal.
burton. ~ y. a letter sent by District Attorney
Southland TO that place inquiring about Paduani
brought n reply saying that Paduami was there
and alive, but that Julio had Left there on sat
nrdny might bound Tor New York. on his way to
visit bis vie and child in Italy. The dead man
had SIG concealed in "A money belt.
Inquiries have COmc from a number of sources
asking Tor information either about some of
the dead who have already been Identified or
persons who might have been in the wreck, but
MT. southland said Tonight that tho only in
curry which he thinks msS indicate another
was employed nj tho StranaC Inn, IN PRwling,
y. y. aud left that town On Saturday night to
60 TO thc home OF II. q. Runkel IN r!ainhcld.
does not tally with that OF the dead woman
whose poIy, Is here in the morsuc.
General MANAGER. Touccy OF the railroad said
to-day that he is satisfied that the cause OF the
break of tho ruadbcd was that the engine
Jumped the track and 10y its weight and impact
crushed the earth cmbankmcnl and turpicd the
wall over from the top. He says positively that
the wall did not slide of from INC bottom. The
engine ran 100 feet beyond the break before il
plunged into the river, and the cars, breaking
loose from 1t, also went down into the river. II
this tie true, It would account for tho two dis.
tnCt shocks which tho witnesses testified TO at
the inquest last night. The iIrst shock would
have come from the checking OF tic train when
the engine struck the ties and earth, and the
second ono when the cars plunged into the holc
and river.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
rNsoLvrp YET, SAYS PRESIDENT DErrw.

President Dcpew OF tho New YORK Central
said yesterday that the mystery OF sunday ac-
clGcnt Ind NOT yet been solved.
Il want to say, however, he said, in refer
enCe 10 statements contained III certain news.
receiving reports that our roAdhcd is
unsafe, that tho policy of the New York
Central is and always has been to drive
away the travelling pa5lic TO other roads by
keeping our road beds in such n condition that
we are likely 10 Kill a train load of people at AL
most any time. That is the way We make our
money. The statement that We have gone over
the heads OF our engineering department
which has charge Of the ruaGbei, is absu q. MIR.
Katie, our chief engineer. Is acknowledged
10 be one OF the greatest experts OF the country.
and We have implicit confidence in him. How
ever. TO convinc" the public that we are leaving
nothing undone. we have employed other cN-
pcrts TO supplement- the work of Mr.. Katie. |
have nothing IA say in reference to the reports
Of engineers cinlloycd by some papers. except
that superficial examinations are not always TO
be relied upon.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
Flint's Fine Furniture.
PLANT STANDS,
rs cts.
WOODBURY.. ";$ $ IL HI ~: 7 y.

won a grand victory for sound money AMI American
products. MARTIN y. BRADY.
SAGINAW. Mich, Oct. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-29
Calling n BIuG-Irs Low MONEY That's Scare,

To THE EDITOR OF TIE srN-Sir: Apropos
OF the reports circulate! In some OF the evening
and morning papers TO the efectthat two to ono
was freely offered on the Stock and Produce
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Iprnuit hos Sniefter.

3 ct inf Blao meboeles islgenoe to
Grempler paa ben ~iorirngit ertjenOts
Sanobeo, at 3prene beiiboer Wiioler
iom rlstlsnot er os alceIes nfjeuotP.
til at meooele Jig i~Ornuitis til buerar.
ore: s ct 2nsuinou. JON laa IL
Wieter ouer Soroen bauoe en- Gobertop
ipunost ct fort gtst. Gu itor iort Clog.
mpre Ialot neo | bette ytet os itrHueoe
l9u9e iOrsiaues meO at at tomme uo
al oct, uoeu at ben eaers iaa rouaiers
riae Gobericp piite ii3. Nu fom pluo,
ielig tire Wprer al iamue art, iOm
tpris trsb Omfrins paa ginousfarmen.
Giterat be bapoe ~iOretat en- nsie uus
oerisgelle ouer be iteolige Sorbolo,
itileoe be iig peo De 10 Iraaee, iom
ieIiebe Nettet III Btnoustnrmen, %
iom paa aommanoo beo be ben meo en-
8anq t~persopsr, iaa Rettet lalot neb
poa ben enc Sioe al aarmsn; M bapce
ben iaugne Wipre fuat fat 8runo Hi.
Der Jpooerne os iuuoe arbsioe iia ueo.
lloen 1uil MATTE ben bape iigudliieret
til fine aamerater ON Sialp. ct fi9s
nsnoe Grempsl paa Jornuit iaa ben
famine Sasttaser. iom iortrler opeu.
ltaaeuoe, ll9eleoes ! 2sbet al iuoeurs
renoe Nar. Ydn Il unet, irititaaenoe
gRretrg, iOm Mprerne maridersoe i
mansoevis op os nso 40, bIep Der ON
Stammen imurt an Sing al ct it2brist
Stoi. Strr 8eitprtelie % llrp blanot
Mprerns. 3s imaa bruno Sauemp.
rer ioriamleoe iis o~penior os usosnisr
8In9en, a~abeHbart ior at ra%aoilaa.
Nosle 8rusbooer iprissie at transe
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

Gruno at tin 9Rgt q. {. ben RraFt,
fCormeo ben BRACES til SorpsnS Sens
trum) mart begpnne at beItriH en- gue
/ Guften, ioet ben msr og mer nGrner
ia Sorosns SperfIaos. 5Cruoen 3Bng'
~oetraftsn bill ogiaa 2ufteHs WooItano
bemme Stensns gsbGgeIis. SO iterr.
Cart Stensn bar, oeS lRnger bill bet ielos
fslgsIig bare, fsr ben b%pgDuoer al oU1ls.
6or SammenligniHgens SipIo. pil N
MI anita, at Sorben life er cmgit al nos
gen Guft. Sat M, al ben omtdlts Stsn
beoGaeo ia meo en- Zig 5art, at ben
M, hd 2uftens Wooitano pdr bortc.
tunDe fare runot 9loosn, iuadt ben tom
tilbage til bet Stso, hoor ben bar lat
/ gepGoel'e. !6pi5 Stsnen t1rot en-
Iaabun !6urtigteo. flyer Ntutor, iaa
piloe ben dloriq bale, men psoblt at be-
pGge fla runot Soroen bet usnoelige.
Nuar ben baobe aiort 3uren unot 5ors
ben en- Sang iaa biloe 51ngoetrdfttu
fun hspirte, at Stensn for / en- gue
rInot alcoen, at ben altar tie n 2oc
til at felgs I'm 1ilbsieligteo til at god
/ en- ret 2inie no / 8erbens rummst.
Ruar Ri MI penoer ps til Solen os
qlanetern,, iau timber hi, at oisIe bepp-
Ger ria meo en- o~peroroertliq Surtigheo !
fine 9aner pmtrinq Solen. 8enne eDer
pau 8runo az fin Stsrrelis Ell oomine'
rsnbe 9iitrGtning paa 8laneterne og
toin9er bisie iii at odd | en- Rirg orns
firing iig iiteoetfor at fare uo ! 8eroenss
rlimmet / en- ret 2irie. Man mad bufte
pau, at / 8erDensrummst er Der inosn
Quft, % at 2eoemerne dltiad lite nleo.r
noQen WooItano pau i'm 0a. Def er
altIaa 8rdpitationen, Iom holoer alo=
oerne / port SolIpitem Iummen, og lnn
Qjer, at Disis iodg fslgsr be famine gos
ner, ION ben QlmGstige / 3ioens Wors
gen uo'tat for BEN.
Netptons Spbagells % Sortlurtn8
az 8rdoitationen If / ben Tsrite 9ulo@
bel al bette M~dr6unbreoe en- ligeIuu ttlz
freesItilmoe icm oberraifenbe 8etrRfs
telie. Wian mad tsr butte pda, at pda
famine Stb iom Solsn tiltrRtter ale
9ldnsterne, iau tittrRttes oqidd r5ie
at 6per1nbre. sSnotil gsgDnoel'n at
bette Qar6unbrsbe oar Uranus" ben AT
be fienbte Diameter, Tom laa lRngit
borte. Nu Fable man lRngere lib lagt
WRrte til observation-disclosures / benne
glanets geDGgelis. 9isie Sliu9ringer,
ION mar fan taloe oem, madtte hiorsre
fra en- utjenbt Ylanet, drtog man, iGmt
at oenne planet mddtte liqge me9et lRns
qere borte eno Uranus. 2 Nitronomer,
ben ere uaibrngigt at ben anoen, be-
qnnbte at anitiGle e8reqnin1sr % beteg'
neo tililut Steost, tpor ben utimot.
plaust MATTE D9ra cg gdnite rigtig, /
1916 btsp ben 9lanet, Iom Ri tdlor
Neptune, opbagst pad bet al be 2 AItroz
homer b~stegnebe Stso / 8srosrsrummet.
SEQ bruate ppenfor llbtrpttst 5irs
Itjerner; man msner bsrmeo be Stjers
ner, ION bar Chs | Zig lelo, | WooiRte
Ming til planeterne, ION / fig lelo er
merte, men ION faar tit Gps fra 60
len. Dor Serb sr en- planet, meoens
Solen er en- Tiritierne. 81. g.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Gront fonTe-Ioaer ON uinteren.

glo0et al Oct ouerpi9ti9ite 6Gniefooer ON 9iutcren for
s~g9Ia9ning er, bpoo tan erfatte SonlmercnS 3niettigoe ga
erRs. enbuer, iom bar orepet liot pao Senisri, peb, at oisie
10 Slo9s 60oe er, buao Der ON Sommersu brinaer iaa manoe
gGg. Nh glRloer oct ba on 8tnteren al tunne itaife 6enieue
bet Canine. % oerueo itafie ita ietu ct sobt sGg'llobgttc. IN.
iettieoen tan eritothS peo Iit Siso al og til, % peo tnuite
Ben, Ell aIOele$ tortrirli9 SCORING, og Der ital mcooelsS. bpog.
leoe5 o8ioa @rR$iet fan eriattes ueo 6iatp al @.snioOring.
NenimoO Stntnnaen al au9uit Wlaaueo iaor mon Rua.
mcGet inf, 90 uO at 8iooNe Jorocn 8oot, iaor man Den op
til ell Is 1ommer5 6gioe paa Den 3to, oa 6roten ;notrGotr.
Gr Den oa iaa froSen, at Straaene itaar aloeleS itipe, buogss
Den ueo, fDr Sneen tommer, og iaa flores oen ino os irg9e5
imoer BAG ct euer anoet nobus, bpor ben pl bolce Jig ufor'
anoret, og altio fan tages III. naar man bar Brug Tor oen,
men helm Dor Den gao Gienuem Ell Sattelie Maitine igrt; tet
cr en- jornpieIie at N, bpor oroaoat oeniene taiter hg oper
bette 6ronne. 6nar De ogiGa peb uo Sioen berai toste go'
ieter, HpOOer, aaaI, anoet toet aiialo ira aiStteHet % ior.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
6arafterenS Seoommelje.

ct Wennsitts aardttsr er pdnitelig
at beoemme usD Blot ~umioosIbar Sc.
tragtnlHg al ben p1agjRlosnnes Ynr.,
cg bog gins Der mango Uladoer, 6pn.
eftsr en- ~idacan 8ebgmmtll, 1ngibes q.
hume giennemfsres. Ter er idaleoes
p9renologisn. eftsr bpilten !0lernsItGI.
lens 5orm er bet foroelagiigIte Uaioosl
til at beosmme ct Wenneftes Rdrdtter,
meoens YbpitognOmen oragsr fine Stut'
ningsr efter anligt.ts Gorm % ainisr.
st Wtenneits mso { for 6dano i.al
iddIsoes | RegIen OGre tung % lang
Tom 2ants og gambling og fan alortg
oDertomme mere enb en- Ting ab 9ans
gen. Gn tibsn 6dano tDhsr oerimoo
pda, at Uso'mmenoe ,r bebenoi1 o. If
tert fan flare mango !oritisuise Eager
pda en- Sang. 2ange, finale SenOer
msb glatts, fpibIe 5ingre Oibnsr ON
Stjentebsians % 5~oritaasli. az Iumt
talent fCr al 6sisre Stunt. Sdnteoe
9Gnber fnbes for bet meite hos perIo,
ner. Der er profoiIf og prattiit anlagt..
Gn miob.lsftor 6aano meo lang 1om,
meltot % forte 5inore tirtsrer opfinbs
Iomm. aanber o. Srtgiualsr. Den
W}aaoe, bDorpad Srnosrns folbss, an,
gires OgIad at BABE i'm g%stponing, ibet
%fripole, IetIinbigs psrioner fotosr !9ens
oerne iodlebss, at Iommslfingsreu paa
Denitre 6aano fires ino meIsm Iomn
mel % ps8efinaer paa hstrs Saqnb.
Goloss !69nberne poa ben onpenbte
Madbs, tposr BET pad bet mobiatte.
9ldu Eine bicrer ON qobe, t~rof1ite
og oprigtige Wsnneitsr; graa Zine tDs
Der paa en- Itarp 5oritanb cg Talent for
Stunt - fore 2antere og frsmrassnoe
YoIititsrs bar for bet meite graa Zine;
ct qrsnligt Spil | guptaerns finb.s Dos
Wsnnsiter mso bob, StoItfeo o. itor
Gnergi; bruno Zine pionsr OH GrLGs
bsb, plgtipsr % gsrbsnstlOsitdb, og +.
Iorte Zine snoslig ON Seftigbeo, 2to.r,
ito6sligfeb, Seltsmob og R~eIolutbeo.
5tore, meget fremtrRbenbe Zine er oft.
3sgr sna COB gesapelie og 1ol.fcrots.
FEB.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

rem ben tlabrigc Wasic, ca blsp, oa
be bang taft meo Gorbeuene, grsbet al
be andre ON Baa'roppsn os truitet lbs.
8luoieIi8 olcroe De Wprsr. Tom be-
ianot j8 u~eoenior Rtnssn, Selt ON o.
iteoe neoao Stammsu. BORDEN psb 50,
ben al Irret par tor; be imna 3nr
IIpbte meo line 6orben 5maaoele ai
ben op III Ringea o. 70 benz paa Den,
oronet iIis, at De Ii8siOm oanneoe en-
BRO. Giterat be paa eeHue Maaoe
9aooe iaat litano II Geer9ans. III be
Itprer, JON b%eiauot fig oUer Rin9en,
i'm 6rtbeo iSlsn. Giter ct Bar Timers
JCrIcb ianotes life Ell eueItc Wpre paa
Tract, % be otlie fig beaer life %ientre;
Broarbeioet ipltes at baut ueret for
bsiuRrligt iOr benz.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

sr bet 4loite bsbosos Strsg / gpgbsn.
Orange al be ferfte 8daros beroppt sr
MI forloot % omoannst til SRtre, Ell
tsriCrn doltst n flptt,t nsb til Sndafrs
pdnoet % rnbOet. Oct bar NOT for
tor % trt Sioa at qaa par ben | 5srits
nirgsn. 3tngang fdpos ui babe greitt'
gadro % Sirts | SmsodIm. 3mnten
efter airter piies snonu bort, / Sielost,
o. pre'tsoddrneu sr MI en- SHirf.
Der msotss Wteiter Rists mso 'ijrs
Sentimental ON Spmmsrsn unoer en-
flor Bible, 'ortGuts Der.
Z msDulens 8ibunotrs
bpttor,
Ears 0uflet, er bel gngoens ltsrite Ss
prroigbeo. 3iblig en- Wor9en. nstop
meo bet famine, jsa tom op. tcm Ct gam
melt 2Ggtepdr ruslsnoe til Gjsbli. Oct
pdr "Iottorsn" % hans aons. ears
sr lite lig Be almino,liae aputialbere,
isg bar trufet pdd. Oct sr ilet itts
noget brdutenpe peo ham. Stius, idqts
MOB q, beitsosn, gupfrnqtig % nstlom
bet er hans a1ruttertrRt. Seq gap mig
/ prat meo bdm, % ban f~ortolie mig,
bpor iniIs 5oIt bar tmoo BAN, % in
gen ilig ION Rognilo aisbli, t~ilfsisoe
ran. Oct sr Solefs fjertenseooe Sous
itru. Cars er At fpenN Oprinoslie.
ban f%ortalte mig, al ban bar fsDt Semts
lamb, siorbe jsg BAN opmGrticm paa,
at bette 2anbitab bdpos tilbsrt ROr8e
snqan9. "2laja"", IA ban, bet fan 10
bare bet famine, bele Rorgs sr 10 M
unbsr Speri9s".
Del er m9rtslig meo bette. Deb at
unbsr'ege, ida bill man fnos, at BET er
en- ulminbeliq feritenbs Wienin9 bldnot
BEN 'penife Nlmue, at Rorge er en- ioen't
Bropins.
8dmlinQen f~ortalts mig enoptoer, al
Sperioe inqenTnne hdooe haot iliq prRg'
tia Wonarf fpm Guitdo ben 5rtole -
GnepGlostongen.
Gortipttss.)
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Di byseer Norse.

" RoH8siIot 90 Stprmauosboras
9aa 0isie Rlipper Bigger ri;
n'eo implt Gus Eal on 81
ri b0aa'r Rorgc.
J Ramp for RreO pua 0aOes gsiatr,
os G~poninasorrf / Gisiocts liz
tn,oo Ell itreng % baaro Ratur
port aalo ri fsI9tr.
geo arbtiosa oel lsftes qaupet
til Rigoom OF til 6roergrp,
til 3agsts eDsniua / oct ny;
bet bar pi ianott.
q Ron9siIot % StormaaosbcrQe
ri retisr o9. Mto soommerilag
ira 9rrft % Qqrit,o Tag for Gag
ri bg88cr Nor9s.
Elap 9riueer.