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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03

British government has no informa-
tion regarding the reported lombard
ment and destruction of Manila.
Manila Cable Cut.
London, May S.-Tests from Hong
Kong show that the cable is cut SO
miles from Manila. A week or fort
night may elapse before it can be re-
paired.
Paris, May Sit is reported here
that an American warship cut the
Manila cable and took the end on
board for the purpose of communica-
ton.
An American diplomatist of promi.
nence here is quoted as saying tha,
European intervention is going to
occur almost certainly, and the United
States will be disposed to welcome it
To the Bitter End.
Madrid, May 3.-Sagasta will in.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03
British Ship Calls at Havana.

Havana, May Sat 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon the British cruiser Talbot
appeared in front of MORO Castle and
saluted. the salutation being answered
from Cabanas fortress. The Talbot did
not enter the harbor, but sent an officer
in q launch, who delivered documents
to Gollan, the British consul, after
which he accompanied Gollan to pay
his respects to the Spanish admiral.
Gollan and Jerome. the British vice
consul, later visited the palace, there
they had a conference with General
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03
Committed Suicide by Hanging.

Stevens Point. Wis, May 3-Louis
n. West, who for the past sixteen years
had charge Of the Green Bay and West
ern freight depot in this city. committed
suicide by hanging. He had been in
poor health for q number Of years and
was no doubt insane when the deed
! was committed. He went to his barn.
! fastened a double strand of binding
4 twine over q beam, placed the other
end around his neck. sat down on the
top Of an old desk and then leaned for
ward. thus strangling himself to death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03
Mosby Will Get a Position.

San Francisco. May 3.-In response
to telegram volunteering his services
Colonel John S. Mosby, of this city, has
received a letter from General Miles to
the effect that the chief
had already recommended him in con-
nection with the raising of troops in the
south
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03
UNCLE SANS NEWS Is SLOW
He Is the Last Nation TO Hear of His Own
Sea Victory.

Washington, May at is a curious
fact that the nation most interested OF
all the great powers in the combat that
took place at Manila Sunday should be
among the last officially TO know Of the
result. Up to the close of office hours
yesterday absolutely the only Informal
ton that our government had received
of the brilliant victory of Commodore
Dewey and the winning of the battle
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03
MAP OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.


known Luon
Of the Three miles southwest
located land
Commodore Dweys fleet had to contend in
Dewys squadron previous entering
Manila bay
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03
Aneesd'Lo.s .. the Battle.

Paris, May a-Madrid advices say
that no Spanish warship surrendered
and that the majority Of the crews per-
ished. A dispatch from Madrid esti-
mates the Spanish loss at 400 men
killed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03

think Of anything, but avenging the
surprise" at Manila bay. Senior
Aguilera, the civil governor OF Madrid,
did not take part in the procession. All
his energies were required to watch
closely popular feeling, which is certain
to explode and to require a propitiatory
scapegoat.
London, May sit is suggested at
Madrid that the half-breeds at Manila
arsenal, insurgents at heart, cut the
cables connecting with the submarine
mines, enabling Dewey to force the
harbor in safety.
Spanish Fleet to Sail for Cuba.
London, May 3.-According to a dis
patch from Cadiz to The Daily Chron-
icle, it is believed there that orders have
been given for a fleet of five vessels to
start for Cuba on May 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03

fleet could 'have< receivsd. but slight
damage. The moral influence of the
first great victory is incalculable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-05-03

The United States battleship Oregon
has arrived at Rio Jane;ro..
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WANTED,
BY competent girl, homework; city refer
APPS Its 1888 DEWITT ST.
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CHAPEL STREET PAVING.
Recommendation That 1t Be DO
With Titrif1ed Rrick

Recommendation That 1t Be Done
With Vitritied Brick.
The committee on streets last night
considered the mayors recommended
ton that Chapel street between York
and State streets be paved with vitri-
fed brick and voted to recommend that
the work be done when sufficient money
is collected from assessments for paw
ing already done to pay for it. 1t was
also voted to recommend that Sherman
avenue be extended from Goffe to Hen
ry streets and that Hudson street be-
tween these two streets be discontin-
ued. It was voted to give the petition
ers for a sidewalk on the west side of
Winchester avenue between Webster
street and Munspn street leave to with
draw. The same vote was taken with
relation to the petition to rescind the
order for the opening OF Mckinley
street in Westville and for the rescind-
ing of the order to curb East State
street. 1t was voted to recommend
that Goffe street be top dressed be-
tween Howe and Orchard streets and
that Munson street be graded to the
curb.
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FOR RENT.

FLAT, first floor, rooms, No. 1877 Humph-
rey street. Apply to WARD COE,
mh17 tt 1873 Humphrey street.
Patent Stove Brick Last Longest az ~
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REYNOLDS MEMORIAL.
Meeting of Persons Interested Helt
Last Evening

Last Evening.
The general meeting of all persons
interested in the movement to erect a
monument to the memory of the late
James Reynolds Of this city, held in
Clan-na-Gael hall, in the Boardman
building, last night, was well attended.
A permanent organization to be known
as the James Reynolds Memorial as
sociation was formed and the follow
ing officers elected: President, James
p. Pigott; vice president, James p.
Bree; secretary, Joseph Fitzgerald, and
treasurer, John d. Cunningham. An
executive committee of fifteen to be APP
pointed by the chair will be published
in few days and another meeting will
be held shortly, probably within the
next two weeks.
The plans for collecting the funds
will be outlined by the executive COM
mittee Similar associations have been
organized in many Of the large cities
and the movement is assuming formid-
able proportions.
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FOR RENT,
ELEGANT fiat, rooms, modern improve
ments; steam heat.
ap21 1t 120 OLIVE ST.
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FOR RENT,
HOUSE No. SO Trumbull street; end hous,
In brick block, nearest Orange street. Re
Gently thoroughly reftted. Modern i'm
proyements. Heated by steam. Apply
ap21 1t N. A. HOOKER. 600 State st.
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no RENT,
TWO fine houses, complete with every CON
venence, ten rooms each; recently con
structed; 1873 and 1873 Minor street, near
Howard avenue Location unsurpassed.
CANNON'S AGENCY, 1872 Chapel st.,
ap19 If Open evenings.
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NEW YORK BANK CLOSES.

New York, April 27.--The Standard
National bank, Twenty third street and
Madison avenue, is closed. The direc-
tors have voted to quit the business
and it's affairs have been turned over
to the produce exchange trust COM
nouncement says that the banks capt.
tai, 100000, was too small, and the di-
than to increase the capital. The bank
was organized in 1895.
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A Good Story

will always bear repeating.
Our story last week was
largely Dining Chairs this
week it is much the same.
A high back, polished oak,
chair with leather seat, special
price S. each ; and another
pattern, with leather seat and
back, for the same price.
About half their value.
Also a few sets left of the
SIS cane seats at 81 each.
SIT. Extension Tables
square top,-already reduced
from 81. 20 to 5000, will sell
the few remaining at $3.50
to close.
Also handsome oak Pillar
Tables, s feet long, $3.50
reduced from $40.
In the carpet room Pro
Brussels, yard wide, double
faced, gives excellent wear,
rs cents yard.
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For SALE.

SEVEN miles from New Haven, near rail-
road station, churches and schools, mod
ern brick house, twelve rooms; one acre
land, running spring water; bath room;
shade and fruit trees; $4,000.
CULLEN b. FOOTE,
ap1 BOT p. o. Box SsS.
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HEADQUARTERS
Department. of Fire Service,
No. 4 City Hall, New Haven. Conn,
April 9th, 1893.
PROPOSAL.
Sealed bids will be received by the Com
mttee on Supplies at s o'clock p. m. May
9Th 1893, for furnishing the City of New
Haven with the following:
Two (2) car loads OF A No. / clipped oats.
The oats to weigh not more than SO pounds
to the bushel, delivered on siding in the
rear of No. rs Engine House on Water
street.
The above proposal must be endorsed to
the Committee ON Supplies, Bids for Oats
on the outside of the envelope, and must
be accompanied with certified check for
five per cent. of the full amount Of the
bid, payable to Benjamin d. Brown, Con-
troller.
The Committee on Supplies reserve the
right to accept or reject any or all bids.
Per order committee on Supslies.
]. GEORGE HUGO,
APPS 1t Clerk Dept of Fire Service.
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FREE RENT TO MAY list.
STORE. Sperry cor COTE St; rent $1,000
ape st d, MALLEY.
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1alallts.

One Cent Word for each insertion.
five cents a Word for full Week, sev-
en- times.
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District OF New Haven, IS. Probate Court

EsTATD of MARY A. GOODYEAR, lata
IAN instrument in writing, purporting al
be the last will and testament Of said da4
ceased, having been presented In Court,
and John /. Jacobus Of New Haven having
same may be probated, and that letters
testamentary may be granted, as By said
application on file in this Court more fully
appears, 1t Is
ORDERED That said application BE-
heard and determined at Court of Probate
to be held at New Haven, in said District,
on the 4th day of May. 1898, at ten O'Clock
the tendency Of said application, and ofH
the time and place Of the hearing thereon,
be given to all parties interested In said
in newspaper having circulation ID said
District.
ap28 st Judge.
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FOR RENT,
THIRD floor fat, rooms, all improve
ments. Inquire
apis 14t% 6S6 STATE ST.
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FOR RENT,
so GARDEN street, 8 room house; all i'm
provements; rent $500.
ape ct u. MALLEY.
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FUR hENI,
HOUSE, IL Park street, II rooms, all i'm
provements. Inquire at
NEW HAVEN WINDOW SHADE CO.,
APPS 1T 70 Orange street
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FOR RENT.

FUR KENT,
AT a bargain, upper and lower floors in
elegant modern corner house, Ferry and
English streets superior neighborhood:
convenient to cars; finished in sycamore;
separate entrances, verandas and cellars
all modern improvements; perfect condi-
ton; must be rented before May 1st In
quire 303 FERRY ST.
ap23 tt Estate street car)
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FOR RENT


FLATS, Edgewood avenue, rooms, all i'm.
proyements Chapel street, 6 rooms.
Winthrop avenue, 8 rooms. Ed street,
ap27 ct w. D. hudson. 1858 Chapel st.
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9eaI Estate.
FREE RENT no MAY LIST.

90 Baldwin ST., I'd floor rooms, imp, S18
81 Garden ST., LIST floor, rooms, imp, $15
13o COTE ST., LIST floor, 6 rooms, imp, $l3
AZ SRerry, ST., LIST floor. 6 rooms, imp, SIG,
124 Whaley ave, I'd floor, s rooms, steam
heat and other improvements.
ape 5t II. MAI.LEY.
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TO RENT,
FLAT, No. 10 Brown; SIT, to adults
an26 7t*
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
WHOLE houses, Grand Howard and Gil
bert avenues; Gill, Grove, York, Orange,
George, Park and Howe streets. Flats,
Davenport, Plymouth and Kimberly ave-
nues; Redfeld, Orchard, Commerce,
James, Elm, Howe, Chapel, West Chapel,
Gill, Portsea, Lamberton and George sts
ape 1t S. B. OVIATT, 81 Church st.
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FOR RENT,
STORE SO Orange street, at present occu-
pied BY John Bright & Co.; possession
mh0 tt 101 ORANGE ST. Room No. q
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FOR RENT.

PLEASANT steam-heated, FIVE room fiat,
near depot, $40. JOHN I. SLOAN,
apr At 1913 Chanel street
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FREE RENT TO MAY 1st.
TWO furnished rooms on Chapel street, op-
posite the Green.
ap26 81 n. MALLEY,
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FOR RENT.

FOX KENT,
SHORE cottages, West Haven beach, partly
small cottage, $4,000 yearly.
ape st n MAITEY
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FOR RENfN

ONE tenement rooms, and one tenement
pleasant rooms, and pleasantly situated
on Quinnipiac street, at less than two
ape 1t 179 Quinnipiac street.
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April 25th, 1898 3
ESTATE Of ELLA A. HOTCHKISS, latas
of New Haven, In said District, deceased.
New Haven hath limited and appointed eINl
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors OF said deceased to bring in their claimA
exhibit their claims within said time will.
be. debarrad. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make fnmediates
ap26 3t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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miscellaneous.
CLAIRVOYANT

RETURNED-Mary j.. Wright, NJ. d, has
returned to 1157 Chapel street, first house
west OF Hotel Majestic. Oonsulta tion on
medical, business, personal matters, $1.00;.
by letter, $500. Doctor treats all chronid,S
nervous, and women's diseases, with Of
without medicine Hours 8 to IL NJ. 2a To
5. to p. m. Glasses Friday evenings ~
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Boston Grocery
.CRACKE Rs.

We have the largest assort-
ment of Crackers in New
Haven and make the best
display. In bulk we have
over 50 varieties, and in boxes
we have every kind on the
market, including Fairy Wa
fers, Afternoon Teas, Five
o'clock Teas, Vienna Waters,
Champagne WATERS, Ginger
Waters, Butter Waters, Butt
ter Thin, Cheese Waters, Sar-
atoga Chips, Forget-me-nots,
and many others.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
WHOLE house, 1888 Bradley street,
rooms; rent reasonable.
B. Il. LAMBERT,
ape 3t* 1876 Chapel street,
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SITUATION as Chef thoroughly expert
eneed; summer place or hotel preferred.
APPS 3t4 sos State street.
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WANTED,
CoOK and laundress; references required.
APIS ~ 1881 CHAPEL ST. NJ
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FOR RENT.

SOUTH half of house "a Academy street,
rooms and attic; modern improvements.
+. II. BROWN, SO Academy street,
ape tt or Brown & Durham.
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FOR RENT,
HOUSE and stable, No. 284 Crown street,
corner of High.
BEECHER'S EXCHANGE
ap1 tt Orange street
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WANTED,
A GOOD nlachinist at once Apply
JOHN ADT & son,
APPS 1t State and Mill River streets
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SITUATION by competent person az
waitress or second girl; references. Apply
APPS it, Sc ST. JOHN ST. Az
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FOR SALE,
1000 SET Patent Stove Brick. Every set
warranted one year. Orders received
az " 769 STATE
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WANTED,

WANTED.
BY American woman, as housekeeper or
take care OF invalid; best reference.
APPS 2t* Call at 562 CHAPEL ST.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-28
Srmcr io,n ~SGgemtoocl.

Gn 5rugttur anpenoes paa bet eus
rppRiite Baitldnb pad Here Steoer,
bppr man bar inbrettet be I~datdlote
0rueturItatiorer. S ct at De fio'te
Numre al "Mooern Meoitine ano
archaeological Reoiep" fnoeS en-
intereSiaut Nrtttel pm bette Gmne,
bpori I9rlig ben biitoriite SHE at Sas
gen belnIes.
Oct frsmgaor al 4rtitlen, at mans
&c lagetpnbige 5olt / bet tienpe aars
bunbrebe bar uptalt Zig meo Itor BE
oeiitrina ON 9ruernes lagenoe Strait
/ fine efterlabte Strifter. - Rpget lez
mere lepeoe en- his San Spieten, Der
oberfor bisie Spgoomstilf9loe am
bsfuleoe at ipiie TO puno SorobGr
ON 9oeen. Canine Mano, bar efters
lapt Iig en- 9eretning ON, hporlebes ct
3ilfGloe al Sering bleO helbreoet peb
RpoelIe at Sprob9r pg ban dnfsrer
tilige mango Grempler paa, at 4fz
iinoige bar aisnounoet fin 5ornuftS
Brig peb at boloe fig til airiebrr ipm
eneite 5soe.
0tsie Silfaloe ipnes rigtisnot at
grenbie til bet Wiratuleie; men ben
i~aatalbte 9ruetur benDttes pgfua |
Dor Sib pua mango SteDer mob baars
fig Sorbsielie % andre Snoer. Soft
begiper fig til Meran pg 9ingen eler
til Stalien % Spbfrantrig / ben Sens
iigt at blipe Der / 6 llger % efterbaans
ben pGnne iig til at fortGre inbtil 8
9uno 0ruer ON 0agen. 0ruerne
iiges at BABE en- aapnlig Snofpoelie
pau Nsroeipitemst og at fremme 5eots
bannelIen, bel at mGrfe oa nddr be
er al COB Spulitet. Gr be berimop
p~anbboloige % Iure eler ufulbit9nz
big mopne, bill 9atienten ~Inarere tabe
eno oinbe / 9nst.
Doctor 8elo9g, 9tretteren for ct
fort SoIpitul / Mihigan. bar uotalt
iom fin anituelie, at 9ruernes IGgenz
be @irfnine beror paa, at pisIe 1tabes
tige Sim e0er Spirer, Der ofte finbss
/ 5prbsielIe8tanalen, life fan tribes /
Sruqtiaften.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-28
g ose Sapitel.

Den feleenbs Wiorsen opranbt tlur pg tpIb; bet blrite
~frsmbelss. Sa be unse qissr iaa ub, opoooeb: be inte.
gept, ~anotassn / Retningen benimob W%isIpuri, bppr
erunaen ientsSs fig fer. Sob neo impb 5looleiet, og bpor
be M faa bet ipIpsIinbisnbe Stirr uf ftiasItaaenoe @anb.
Detts bar intel nj abpanIist, f~ortlareoe Minnis, oa manoe
at Srttens boDbe llblsb / 5lpbsn, % nuar 0anbitanbsn
| berns bar bsi. ~iirsrmsbs 8anoet til6age "a ~pperipsms
reoe bet lopsrs ~liegenbe 2anb. paa ben anoen Sioe,
hoor GrruSeH pr hsisre, laa MisiouriS Ssmmerlanb
% nritsn ~liseppsrfpr Sagbruset laa "2anbinss teoet~ en-
Then gp p.b 5lpbbrebben. bpor 9amptibens lagbe til for
at fprinns fig msb gr9noe pg 2sonstsmibler. 9eboerne
at "Sanbinesitsott" bar MI ~afitaarne ira o,n bsisre beligs
eenhs prrrie, men bette bar ofte SilfGlnst.
Otter S~rutpftsn bIso ale latte arbsice. Gnbel Riss
iHtppsr bar hsnIagt Dsb JIobbrsbben ~tiaissmsb en- Sob
6r9stsrp fra ct Stp,ts al 9rarisn, Der netop par blspet
npbruot. gssse pisis Sing ituloe bruges til at tilitppps
nosls 9uasr og BET belle itprts 89muinoen, pa STR. Wils
lare, Rat arHplp pg 9emmsrfoItens arbeibeoe MI iams
rsn, iaa hurtigt be ~iprmaaebe, Glet6er Sarris bar oaaet
msb GhurIsp os Sobn eftsr mere Ris. os tiaiae for al ie
geiaicuri "rigtis fit rstte 6isrne", fom Gbarlsp iaabe.
aort sft:r tom psiuu 5rant; Soften, Tom ban reb, ct
tlogt uoisnce DIR, fteilsbe og pilos life gaa, pper grpen.
"9pao sr Der ~paafGrhe Gpran6e? Gisr oia M life
til Gar Tor ben smule ganbs Stplb", Iasbe 5rant, %
tloppsbs bet iorfrattebe DIR. "Gaa nu pper, % bis bg
ION en- i~ornaftig Seit. bpab bu ba oeiaa er".
Ilsn Gomanae lob fig bOsrtsn Iptte ener true til apz
bisbeb, og Grunt blso nsbt til at itigs at, for at forisgs
ON Soften moofts billie fslge BAN pper, bpiltet ben ogiaa
tiiFoit mooitrabsnbe siorhs.
5rant bar iI9rb nsb after at ooa pber groen. ba ran
ligs Oso santsu blsb itanbist az Raa6st: "@arIto Der!
grosn goar!"
Ser bar ba alsrsbe en- llIp.te! Saa lumif bapbe Ban
BET itaarst fig unber CperFuben, at be gisltsr, Der bolbt
grosr, Blot hoilsbs paa en- tpnb Storpe al Sorb peb beeqe
grpens Gncspunttsr. ssmmer % gIantsr itprtebs nD
pda sngnns, bapsbs fig berpaa iajen en- 9piroel, ps hob
afiteb MOB G9rningsn.
"9urra Suttsr, bib msb Sagsrns4, LOB BET, o. Gntp.r
orbsIosoe nu pua at binore be ipare 5smmeritottes Stso
tmoo Sluisn oOsnfor 9amningen.
"Sdft eosr 9unbet ~berbenns, % Is til at fua sao /
gielterns!"
&stte bar t iarlist Gtptts arbeioe, ba gielterne. Der
nu tso isie omtring, haptOe ia ca falbt iaien mso ben
oololomnls Streu. MRnDene tepspe, ca Scr. @iaurp.
Der iaa otrt8 Jrngt, trat hurtig Gratte Ga Gtgplsr az
% id'isoe fa uo be ~bDirplsnbe gslaer. franf. Der meo
Ct sIit boDot feet bpab btr burbs oisrss, bappe i,f hen
III Sasen sitsr siroerns, o. ~taitsrbe en- al hem ODER SfuL
osrsn, tlsbs ban fin 5aber iii SjqIp.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-28

Ga fra 9ommer 0drp som bet |
famine M~anoebrag uosn nogenipms
telit Jordnbring / Stsmme eler ans
figtsuotrnt:
-. Gn Situation beb Chen al
bpilten 6engieIsIiOet ituIoe i1nss at
bere en- 2ettelie."
Den antlageoe nittebs betraft.noe.
9pmmer 9urp f9iteoe after tine
Zine pad ben iorttlRote 8ptnoe.
Bare ct Sefunb par BAN not til at
~foritaa benosS Saliber. Sdu psnote
ban ia paaup til ben Mano, Der baps
be srtl9ret Zig itploig, ps 'agoe:
Seq giper Dem ct Mars 5u9tbus'
itraf. De i9nes at bope gi'nnsmsaaet
De andre TO, fsrenb De bleD dnholot."
5aa ariminalIager bar patt
mere Gpiigt Der / 2anoet eno 6orhs@
ret / 5orbinoelie meo 4nartiitlogen I
GbicdQo. Del bar 9ommer 8arn,
ION FAB tilooms ober be ~antldgeoe
@nartifter, efterat flere at Counties
9ommere baDoe ineget Jig unna paa
0runo at bet bsrmeo forbunone Nr@
ipar % ben Riiito, be LOB. Ynbli@
fun bar / febrilit Gp9noine. Golf
git til % fra fin ouglige 8jerniug be-
ppbnepe meb labte Repplpere. DOM
mer Garp bar iier 9ienItano for
SruIler. San btep tilbuot en- 2ippdgt
til at leoIage iig, men afilog 5ilbuoet
meb 6arme. Siltrobs berfor blep en-
9etettip aniot for at pdage oper hans
Sitterbep; men Mr. 8urp lugteoe
2unten pg ienbte 0etettioen bort.
Sam inntes at bore ben eneite ohents
ltge Gmbsbsmano / Sgen, ipm life
tienote til 5rpgt. -Stet.