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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
LATE SPORTING NEWS
Another Game Dropped to the
Cleveland Team.
EXCELLENT WORK OF Home PLAYERS
Coming Tournament of Local Trap
Shooters.
BRIGHTWOOD DRIVING CLUB

In the game at Cleveland yesterday the
Washington club a gain demonstrated that,
i'll the words OF the turf, they are quit
tcrs.' The visiting team made nine safe
bits during the nine innings, three of them
being made the first inning, three in the
second, none in the third and one in the
fourth-seven of the nine hits being made
IL. the first four innings. In the following
five innings they secured but two hits OF
McAiiister and not another run. The locals
got but eight hits off Swain, it is true, five
o. them, with two passes, giving them the
five runs they scored in the first three in
nirSs. The fielding of the home club was
perfect, not an error being charged against
1t. plays made particularly in the outfield
being far above the average, the fielding
OF McAleer, who is 10 be married Saturday,
spelling several apparently safe hits of the
visiting club.
Doyle being slightly indisposed Mcclure
took his place at first, and covered the
lag III fine style. Reitz and Wrigley were
again guilty of errors, the formers drop
or a thrown ball in the third inning being
responsible for a run.
Both teams scored twice in the first in
ning. Gcttman was passed to first, out
Selbach's liner to Childs doubled both men.
Mcclure hit to center for two bases, scor-
ing on AndersOn's double down the right
foul line, he going home on Farrells sim
gle over second. For the home team Bur-
kett led of with a double to left, going
home on Mckean's two-bagger to right.
The latter went to third on Childs' single
past first, scoring on Wallace's out. In the
second inning ReitZ sent a single to left,
went to second on Wrigley's single to the
same locality. Wrigley and Swain were
doubled on the latter's nit. Reitz going
Meantime to third, and scoring on Gett-
man single to right. The locals were shut
out in this inning, but in the next they
scored three runs. Burkett and Mexican
were given passes Childs filled the passes
by beating out bunt Wallace beat one
to first, Burkett going home. Retz dropped
Wrigley's throw on Blal1es easy one, Nc
kean scoring. closely followed by Childs.
But one more run was made during the
game, the visitors scoring one in the fourth
inning. Wagner hit to left for two bases,
went to third on Reitzs out at first and
home ON Wrigley's fly TO cenler. Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Regimental Band dis.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
note that the members Of the list Dis
trict of Columbia Regiment are experience
ing some unnecessary modification because
they are without regimental band. 1t is
altogether probable that before long this
will not be the only regiment without a
band. as undoubtedly the same result will
come about as in 1861. Each regiment for
awhile at that time had it's own particular
pet band, but however fine they might have
been it was but little else than musical
paniemonium at dress parade from the un-
avoidable close proximity of the regiments
in the organization camps. This, together
with such an unwarranted expense, occa-
stoned very soon an order allowing only q
band with brigade, and which continued
to the close Of the war. Undoubtedly there
was in many cases a still further restric-
ton in their number. There were enough
of them for parade purposes, inspiration
and recreation. ana. having q more extend
ed range for material, were very excellent
and efficient.
With the regular regiments to whom the
present rule applies the case Is different,
as the headquarters of such are separated
and in distant parts of our country. A
band with each regular regiment in time of
peace Is beneficial and desirable in all re-
spects.- VETERAN.
May rs. 1893.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
MILITARY MASS.
Special Memorial Day Service at st
AlOysius Church.

Monday next, May 80, will be observed at
St. Aloysius Church by the rendering or
military mass. under the auspices or the
Young Mems Institute The officers of the
organization, in anticipation of the event.
have issued a circular to the membership,
Of which the following is the substance:
I'm commemorative the death Of the gal
liant defenders Of national unity and ma
tional honor Memorial day, the people OF
q reunited country will remember the 26G
sailor-martyrs of the Inflated battle ship
Maine, who, by dastardly deed. were sent
to an untimely death. Choicest flowers will
be strewn On their graves. and their valor.
their patriotism and their heroism will be
acclaimed by eloquent lips.
''The nations protectors. soldiers and
sailors, who died for the cause of freedom
and humanity, will receive the prayers Of
the faithful from every part OF our glori-
Gus country, and, in an especial service, OF
the members of the Young Mems Institute.
whose greatest aspiration is the promotion
of a greater love for Him who died for the
freedom of mankind. and for the country
whose sons freely sacrificed their lives In
the same holy cause. With greater ardor
than ever before we will offer up this holy
sacrifice for those who may have gone be-
fore
I'm compliance with the provision of our
constitution, Washington Council. No. SOC,
has arranged with our worthy chaplain
Rev. Cornelius Gillespie, s. j., rector Of
Gonzaga College, to have said on the
memorial occasion, May 80, military
mass at st. Aloysius Church, corner North
Capitol and streets northwest at o clock
am.
'"The Supreme Council of the Young
Mems Institute, representing member
ship of at least $1,000, has enrolled rs per
cent Of that membership in the War De-
dent. in defense of our country. and we.
Washington Council No. 5O6. together with
st. Aloysius parish, have the further honor
Of enlisting sixty men in the first volunteer
call from the District. The institute feels
a pardonable pride by reason of the fact
that one Of its members. John Malta Of
Scranton, Pa, fired the first shot Of the
war in effecting the capture OF the Buena
Ventura" 49,
1t is understood the public will be accom-
modated with seats at the service, but
portion of the CHURCH being reserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Dispute over Right of Way.

The question of the right Of way between
the Anacostia horse cars and the electric
cars Of the Capital Railway Company was
raised in a case tried in Judge Scotts court
this morning. Juseph L. Wedding, driver
Of one of the horse cars, was on trial.
charged with obstructing one Of the electric
cars at Maple avenue and Monroe street.
1t was shown that the horse car pulled on
the track a short time before the arrival Of
an electric car from Congress Heights with
eighty passengers, and delay OF twenty
minutes was caused. 1t was stated that the
delay could have been avoided by the horse
car pulling back, or by the electric car re-
versing Its trolley and getting on the other
side of the switch.
One of the witnesses In the case said he
had been informed that the drivers of the
horse cars had been Instructed to obstruct
the electric cars, but this was denied by
the driver on trial. The court could find no
law relating to the right Of way, and the
case went over until Saturday. In order to
have the superintendent Of the roads in
court to make explanations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Fourth-CInss Postmasters.

The following Virginia postmasters were
appointed yesterday l.. B. Hogge, Grafton.
vice ]. E. Crockett removed; VIM. H. Gray.
Sebrell, vice C. F. Turner. removed; M. E..
Stephenson, Unity, vice V. A. Stephenson,
removed; w. H. Brothers, Whaleyville vice
J. N. Milton, removed: John w. Patterson,
Yancey Mills, vice Richard A. Yancey, re-
moved.
Ellen Wade has been appointed postmis-
tIess at Elvaton. Nd, vice j. T. Sappington.
resigned. Thomas J. Bolton has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Whiteford, vice Jas.
X. Whiteford, removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Boston, s.; St. Louis, 4,

The ST. Louis club went to pieces in one
inning On the home grounds yesterday, and
as result the BostoEs won the game by 8
to 4. Miserable muffs by Harley and
Holmes were responsible for the downfall.
Taylor pitched better ball than Nichols,
but the latter had the support that won
out. Following is the score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Brentwood Driving Club,

The Brightwood Driving Club reorganized
last evening by the election of the follow
ing officers: Bartholomy Mannix. president;
Henry V. Lansdale, vice president, and
John Naylor, secretary and treasurer. Mr..
Mannix is said to have purchased the club
house and track and will greatly improve
the grounds and track, erecting new
grand stand. A number of horses are
quartered at the track. and a trotting mat
inee will shortly be given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Record of the Climb.
Today's Schedule and Weather.

Washington at Ptttsburg-Cloudy.
Baltimore at Cleveland-Clear
New York at Cincinnati-Clear.
Boston at LouiSville-Clear
Philadelphia at Chicago-Clear.
Brooklyn at st. Louis-Clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26

EhFhed fuhs-C1lv eIand. I: Washingt0n, 9 Left
on 3ases-Cieveiand. 4 Washington. 4. First base
on balls-Of McAlIis;er. |: OF Swain g. Tw,-
base hts.McGuire, Wagner. Amber son Wallace
Burkett Mexican Sacrifice hts-McGuire. O'Con-
nor Double plays-Wallace. Childs Tebeau:
Chllds, Mexican. Tebeau: SWAIN Farrell. Nc,
Cure; Wrigley, Mcclure, Wagner. Hit by pitcher
Farrell. Time-145. Umpires-Lynch and Con
molly ' "A' S'H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26

Donohue did the twirling for the Phil
! les and was hit hard while Rhine twirled
finely for the home club, only six safe hits
Being made off of mis- delivery. Following
l., the score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Chicago, 20; Baltimore T.

The Baltimoras played n poor game al
chicago yesterday, and the Orphans" won
by 20 to 4. kitson was hammered all over
the lot. while Isbell kept the Orioles safe
ties down to 3. Following is the score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Louisville. :; New York, 4.

The excellent pitching of Frazer, backed
by good fielding. allowed the Louisvilles 10
win ball from the New Yorks by 8 to
4 at Louisville yesterday. Rusie did tho
twirling for the Giants ana was nit hard
Following is the score
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
wHAT DO TME CHILDREN

Don't give them tea or CONES. Have you tried
tie new food drink called GRAIN-O1 1t Is de-
iic.cus and nourishing and takes the place Of cot
fee. The more Grain-0 you give the children the
more health you distribute through their systenas
Grain-0 10 made Of pure grains. and whan properly
prepared tastes like the choice grades OF soee, bnt
ana 6e. 1ale-om-S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Pittsburx, 8; PHILADELPHIA. 2.

fhiladeiphia bit the dust for the third
consecutive time yesterday at Pittsburg
the Patriots' getting the verdict by S to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26

Earn,d runs-PIttsburg. T. Two-base hits-Ea
gan gan. BTodie; Nash Three,base hit-Boyle saeri
nee hit-Rhines. Stolen base-Douglass Double
play-Eiy. Eagan and Camel First base balls
ON Rhires. 2; on Donohue. g. Struck out-By
khines. 5: by Donohue. 2. Passed balls-Boyle
Mcfarland. Time-2 hours Umpres-Emslie and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26

Two base hits-Clements, Dowd, Cross, Turner.
Three-basa hits-Tenney. Long. Home run-Taylor.
Hit by pitched ball-Hall Lowe Double play
Dowd and Sugden. First base balls-Or Taylor
z: of Nichols. g. Triple play-Cross. Dowd and
Srgden. Passed ball-Bergen. Struck out-By
Nichols. a. Stolen bases-CIements, Turner. Time
-215. Empires -Cushman and Heydler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26
Cincinnati. &; Broaklxn. A.

Cincinnati won from Brooklyn yesterday
at Cincinnati by 5 to 4. and 'tPink'' Haw-
ley registered his eighth win. The Brook
lyns hammered the ball hard, but not time
ly, while Dunn was hit when hits meant
runs. Following Is the score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26

Earned runs Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn. T. Two
base hits-Holliday, Miller, Peitz Griffin. Three
base hit-Beekley Double plays-McPhes; Cor
First base on balls-Of Dunn /. Struck out-By
Hawley, 2: by Dunn. 2. Wild pitch-Dunn. Time
-lN Cmpires- Swartwocd and Wood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-05-26

A sale of the effects of the insolvent
United States Building and Loan Associa-
ton of this city was ordered yesterday
by Judge Cox. to be made by Receiver
Harvey T. Wingate.
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Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
Scrbanerme / 9raiilicn.

"9ecora6z Soften" inbsbolot npltg
en- Qrtitel, bpori en- iastpnoig Wano
puupiite, bporlebes bet ianbIpnligots
pilbe aaa, ON Sernbanerne tom Sta
tens Senber. Gn Notwithstanding
ira 8raTlisn itabfGiter bans Oarslsnoe
Spuabomme. 8or &oniul | SantOs
oplpIer, at bet braiilianife Statsfors
bunb bapbe 1862 Mil Sernbane /
8irtiombeb ben Bite December 1896,
% at 1853 Mil bar unoer 8pgning.
or be ferbiae 8aner tilbsrte 1882
Mil ben fsbsrale Regiering, meoena
2inier pdu ttliammen 2,430 Wtl nsf
Statsunberitsttelfe. Reajsringens ubs
log til Sernbuner bslsb fig til$45, 462,
637. Men naiten ale brsoes mel
Cab % bar peb ubgangen al 1896
u~nber6alance. 9srimob baoos uQD
prioate gansr tient pengs og tuno
ubbele 9ipibenber til fine Giere. Gan
tos-Sunbibi.9u nen par oprinoeIit
ftsttet al Staten, men eit / 1889 ODE
pau pripate Sanoer. 8 1896 bar BEN
Snbtaater S1,716.895 Og bens ub9if
ter $790,608.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04

ssrssace ! sticr, Oq gagbcptO,t ilogts mob
ben baarofrusns GaOe. amtmaHo aubrt
bar en- aStst og aibnlpt Nlaro tnotR ale
Rrsoie, Gle RjIicu Sausen ivm it9st tiI'
fao. uuosr GsmHsrtisrinatn, ieet bans
Scft lob lsbF, boorosD ban III FIJI enc Sadno
iao 'amierrt, at Scttortn moatt, y ben
iamm.n. st guos timber, at ban flap otrs
fra mtb etOst. WsG,m Sul 90 RDtaor
osot 9aarobru0cr @uuit aisilim Spdals.
8ifts ,r ~isl9tnot: Ole g. Ru. mto ana.s
borg 8isttlsoottcr 2suoulm; sans 8. Rue
meo Nnlnug Ioralsoatter 6lutr; Sans
8itrmtuOsieu Rufn mto asIau8 SIspatter
RsHningsn. Nitmiouue fra Ameriia CT
Sans ScrcriW Riclouieu, n &ar gummcl
Suu er raft % rsrig, ijtcr f9 btor, btr |
3prer sno amtrita. Sau bar opbOlOt ia
t Qmsrita . Nor; man muu iet, at bet tr
rent en- ocrtllrs, Tom poOsDs at tag, iaaOan
Tn 8siie paa int gamle Gage.
aais glen, iom ortp gagsri / Sa9sotten,
bar 9iort R~onturs, iuu gDgnin8tn r unot'
2prigbsosns SANDER. 0aus 8. Sisn bar
opfsrt ct @uauiupbus for fig icIO og Ganttlt'
osr for Sottust "giaar."
Mso @bpsflngI,n er bet ~Daorli9t, od Del
sr faa Rppsr / Giclosne. Ss ct rttit I'll
granfoosn pau 9runo al buarot 9eir.
On psuliG 6ilien til "SttOrabsq otsn Of
bsus 2riere. 8, Soooe.
Sen 2Soe Sauudr 1893.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
Gatarrh / Svitemet.
Gn amerifanif SDsoom, iom griber
meget ON iig.

Gatarrb an9riber life uIene Ge9emets
ioritjelli9e Cr9uner, men ben fan pno
en- Sang fate fig ouer benz uue; hos
Gntelte blot let, men bus glnbre me8et
alporligt. Sunbnnt fables / bet ane'
~rifanite Spro9 "SDitemic Guturrb", Og
ct iaaoant 3iliRlbe bar bet, iom Mrs.
glblin Qbnms, Grafton aD., leo al.
Em fin Setbreo Itrtoer bun i%ualeoes;
"8et sr mig en- 5orusielie at tilmelbe
9en, bpao 4esrusna bar giort ior mig.
Seq iUrisgte Del meo man9iOloi9e 9G'
ger, men uoen 8elultut. "a leg be-
gpnbte at BRUCE 9eres Mteoicirt, be-
opnote lea at beores ira ben isrIte 5la.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
9~c9emsitrai for Ytger.

Oct maa pGre tommet langt meo
lllpoiQbeoen % SpiRtiigbeoen / bore
Stpler, iiben man / no9le Stater bar
inofert tprpprlig Struf, og bet Tor
giaer, mepens man / andre t9nter pda
at fslQe Gremplet. ut amsritanIte
Stplepieer ftal bliOe 8jenitano for
leoemlig RefIelis er / bette aarbuns
breoe npeet ubsrt; men bet er pei nsoz
penoig, naar man ingsn unben Raab
bar meb be uifittelige.
geb SnbuftriTtOlsn for bigger / Be
lott, a~unias, bar man en- iaatalot
Spuntiua Chair. uItittelige bigger
binoes fat / Stolsn. gn psbet TINT
fer pou en- Snap, os Strufsn tiloeles
al 5tolen felp. Gu t9nter man pdo
at inofsre ct lignsnOe StraHereo'tdf
peo Golorabps Snouitriitple for vi
oer. Staten u~nosrboloer Stolen, for
al femme 9igsbsru ital forbebrs 'tgi
men mango al benz sr rent ure9ierligt
GA luosr fig life temms uosn mel
Wogt.
9eo Reformfolsn for Guttsr / so.
(orabo anpenbes ben Straf, at Spn'
bsren leaoes oper en- 5snoe og fda1
grpol; men iaaoun ian man lite be
bonole Bigger. GOr BEN IT en- Sto
mere pasienoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04

nina er bet ben beoite Mbeoicin tSeroen;
lea fan life iulorpie bet. Seq bar o9'
braQt ben iuo blouot A 5amtIier, % be
iioer netpp bet Samme. Get tun mil
@apn, % jes er piaiS til at beioare ale
8reue meb 5Ureipgrgiler. Yesrusna er
ben bebite Neoicin / Ieroen.
"6ealtb anb Beauty" er en- BOG fire
ben al Or. Sartman ON 8~ebanolin9 a
Gatnrrb ipecieli hos 8utnOer. Gnboe'
auitoe burbe babe ben. gloresie: Ye'
rusna Drug Manufacturing COMPANY
Columbus, Ohio. BOgen tilieubes Irtt
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
Earm ttlidlas.

On farm poa 220 gcres buorai 100 Geres
uuoer glog, 20 gerss tor naturItg Stoo,
ReIteu usmprtet Selaub. "EloDin9 8ea"
paa Earmeu, Sus paa 5 8erslisr, Stolo oq
andre BpquiHssr. Tarmeu er b~eltggsno'
m bolp Weil fra en- liulis Jorrstniuasbp
Carmen liager IND til en- nor 80. 5or u1r'
mere Splpsuinser "TRIP III G. 3. Sobnion
Starbud, Einn. Sarmeu iGIses fun iol
9putaut eler fire Rotes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
wv miooel moo Torino
Yroi. seDoen tror at bauc siurt en-
ftur Spoagelie.

De msoicinit. prpfesIorsr Oeb Unit
oerIitetet / Berlin og 2btlanos 2aa
ssitdno | bet belle piisr en- Isoenoe Sus
terssIe for ben S9rinestur, Tom prof.
Grnit 8ittor BON Qshosn bar opoaeet.
prof. Qepber er en- betienbt Spes
t~ialiit, os ban bar / gursberetningsu
for MISREPRESENTATION / Berlin
mebbslt bet o~nientIigs m i'm Opbos
s.lie. Oct Miboel, ban bar forisgt
talber ban "3r,oiotal" (etilags3iGre).
8 q az % 9prinsstilIrloe bar bet
piit fla pirtTomt. 3ilfrtbens sr nsie
bs1trepn. ps opIDTts meb 8taeosr.
% pdtisnter toqes unoer 8ebdnos
fling og meb l~lnbtagsIis bleo be ale
/ belbrsbsbe, noqIe dlosles, mebens an
ore tom pda COB Del. 9e~bdnblingen
bar ems for ale.
De fsrIte TO 9aqs III 9%atiertsrne
fem 8rudber al @Rriten tire 9dnge
baglis. 9erefter fl be otte 0raobcr
ire 9unge baglig, og 8ruoberneS
@ntal forsgsoss til Is tire 8unge bag
fig. Wsb Is ON Gungsn bolot Dot
loren poG | ire Tiger, bporpad ban ltot
efter libt ait tilbage iii bet oprinoeli9'
@ntdf. 9atienterne loa | s Wodre'
Der unbsr prof. aebbsns gebunoIin8
0d bar 2~ungsrne BOG nogle fu~loit1n'
big / Orbsn, mebens Sngooms'pmp'
tomerne bog andre bar oloeles for
ipunbns.
9rof. 2epben er for Stoen alminoe
fla anertienbt Iom ben sperIte autort
tet / 9pItlanb % / 8erben | bet bel
paa Subertuloiens Smradoe, og bar
er Ianb'pnligois ben melt un'esoe Ga
ee / ben samle 9srben. 9utisnter a
bst Rono tommcr til ham fra ale 8an
ter. San talotes til ben forrige G3ar.
Sbgelsie % bar bos BAN / tire Tiger
men Gsursn tunoe life reboes, forb
ban leb af 8rigbts 9iieafe, ipm {
ubelbreoslig. 8erimOb bar Pro'
+ 0epben 6olbt 2ipet / ben ufosb
Gsars anben Ssn 9sOrs, Iom par an
greben al Earring og for tire aar itoe
: par 9sben n9r. Qigefuo bar ia
frelf ben sfterrigfte sbronarDin
5ran3 5eroinunb og arOnprtns 5sr
. oinanb az Rumanien. Sun er en- G
S~perlagerne peb ben tpite Scr og ia
/ ooer 20 Oar p9rst profesior peo lin
, perftetet / Berlin. San bar uogto'
flere mebicinfs 8erter blanot bptlte
bersmteTte banbler ON 2ungeip9oon
. me, RDgmarpstGring og SIdgttt'Gio
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
Tor ina ssibrsost.

On ,ammd qcae, 'em br Iuaiist "a itlbaae ira
qTnsgTatiic Ian, bar aiootagd fra en- gliston9E I cfttHa
pIen IN Cvtuii ioV Ct snisit pessiaolsit Vaess. loh
buriiei "a permanent 'urerer 1grlH9; Stoaali. va
tain, YHhnl "a dle Sn1ooEuit I palten % Euh9tS
ne let az oaiaa et pgi:tDt DRtote. Hoo Aetoelg1t'
,s II "a ale Slals ReJpsloaieL "a sal plt iHtlsss
trfs yleuustrnaf heibrebsHte Gene Z 1Haaoer o. 1u'
,9I r AMER hau o.. toM M b.lat al 9ste oeI ptuesRt
I,r Ene LlpsUec 9rbmeuatfeT. lilrfpnoet Atteea ~
~ prffti ON AZ ltn6rs se msraettsltas Sesllet pu
Irn ,stpc osnae EpitrtiT sratis III aae. ielh slltet Pm
trsg'a,sF em bsgrsbes let ifaI ti5treots 90 bru9es.
sHprs %. gof uro MDeiaasisa al S~rgm1rts' NRpn
tNH \ Y 5bIseow
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
ararknine af Flnrrkrts-ulSnf 5rnaefepprr.

gRere oa mere bssuuOer man at BRUCE Slantets tteSetfOr
: t,,o,rs "a miuore iuuoe Comforts Wtan fan III tisbe
mb.sepper msget bilist, 90, nuar De bliusr 'iOns, fan De
ro;,,s oloeIes rene isisu. aosei, iOm lite tan sisres neo DC
iu,ne 2epper.
g,orer er pmtrsnt Ou beofs lib for goituin8 al Slau'
,.,. - souterue uubt omtriug nte9et liot. oa fan oiSie Hips
rns Al % Ell nm aaut titles meo Germantown @arn. D'ou
bsr b.lit tlippe be oobbelte Slantets TO; De er oa leitsre
a. ~boouoters. Gr Der tiItaloi9uIs, naar De Wal oaltss' Ell
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04

.'Vti Srgter Dor heller life pore cser 200 Buno.
~ 'aa't trent til iuooau 8rot, oo Irnner bet no
= YET Ian0crc, tbi life Hal bet lioen 6poe til Tor
-~'aaoloe Ocune 9ast os tiIliee oge ben.
a"5le StotcrS Ggerbruss' SfoIer bar man an't'uct
~ %9sn'etnos, bIouot andre peb Staten Wto'neS
|7aron, Diau tos Smaoeriie, 8 Tiger sau'le, %
Q Voo bcoite Moobe. 3 be fcrite 100 Gage
"f: Xnno i~orOOielis 6Coe for bpert 8unc' ion'
ni men De iiOite . Maoncoer, for be laeteoes'
Rano 6coe for bpsrt 9uno eeecmSoret 5
%,as' toleoc bet nItiaa for at iaa ct 4nnos Ia9t
""@ mt82t iom be ferte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04
429
eteste chers.

9ert ssr man ale be Cters, man uil 'te9e op ct 3Sr'
lao eQer en- Gil, ioa al Salt rinoer fra, 90 MI opppes buer
eufe[t CnerS neo tnuite Gruders - repet SrGo er o9ioa 9oot
-oerpaa / uiipeoe gGg, iont er tiliat rneo ltot Pepper % oaIt,
GA Iaa ouppeS be after neo isien tnu'te Graders sllsr tsrre
Srsoimuler. Z en- Brpoe eler aosepanbe bar man fo9enoe
Qorb. GA MI Iippes be usO Oeri, inotil be piisr is at pare
lpie bruno.
Great pit".
On Euboinepaube imerss gobt % oattes neo ct tpnof
2aa futtampeoe 8otetes. Eenne Het t'aaoeS paa fe'eenoe
moobs: Stopper 9ptetss, uIoeles Fntfnrte, oert en- baIp
sor iep lGelt, . sGa 90 Ell spifefe imeltet Smsr. gu fploes
ct aoo meS siOoitptter, al builtetiombelit Slass tolOt siso;
bette tuIrttes meo pepper. Salt os imaa 5tptter Suer. Nl
bnnes bet belle til msO 8otetsStapps Os its9es, til alt err
bruut.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-04

tie. Seq bar bru8t
4 8laiter, % er
aloele8 rift. Seq
pur nHr peb at
Op9ioe alt 0aab,
pa je9 ~beilutteOe
mig til at tage
8eres Wteoiciu.
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