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The evening times., 1899-11-16

The second days meeting Of the Gen.
eral Missionary Committee of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church was continued this
morning at the Foundry NJ. E. Church,
corner Of Fourteenth and Streets north
west. Bishop l. w. Joyce, OF Cincinnati.
presided. Rev. H. G. Jackson opened the
meeting with prayer. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and approved,
after which the work of domestic missions
was taken up.
A motion was made to increase the
amount Of money to be used in domestic
work, and, further, to reserve half of it for
city work exclusively. a,ter some debate
the motion was carried.
The question of the amount to be ap-
propriated by the committee for the South
ern conferences was then discussed. Ala
bama was the first under consideration
Considerable discussion was raised on the
subject of salaries for the poorer ministers
of Alabama. Twenty eight hundred dol
lars was asked for for this purpose, which
it was said would increase the salaries of
each parish about $50. The measure was
passed by vote of the majority.
point committee of three to bring in ap-
propriate resolutions on the death of Bish-
op Newman. The resolution was adopted.
Rev. DR.. Taylor, presiding elder, repre-
senting the Little Rock, Ark, conference.
asked for an appropriation of $1,000 for the
ensuing year. The amount was cut down
20 $4,000, and the measure passed
At o'clock this afternoon the delegates
will participate in exercises attending the
breaking of ground for Rusk Hall and for
an addition to Sibley Hospital. In the
evening President Mckinley will receive
the delegates and their families at the
White House. The reception will be held
from to IL O'Clock.
Those present representing church pa
pers were: Rev. DR.. Buckley and Rev.
DR.. S. ]. Herben, of the Christian Ad-
vocate;" DR.. Arthur Edwards, OF the
Northern Christian Advocate" Rev. DR..
D. H. Moore and Rev. Frank McElfresh,
of the Western Advocate" DR.. Christian
Colder, of the "Apologist; Rev. DR.. J. B.
Scott and Rev. R. E. Jones, of the South
ern Advocate" Rev. DR.. E. r. Smith, of
the ''Pittsburg Advocate DR.. ]. B.
Young, of the Central Advocate" Rev.
DR.. C. Parkhurst, of the "Zion's Herald"
Rev. DR.. R. j. Cooke. of the Chattanooga
Advocate Journal Rev. DR.. w. v. Kel-
ley, of the Methodist Review
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Discovered by a Woman.

Another great discovery has been made. and
that, too, by lady in this country. Disease
fastened Its .a clutches -, upon her and for seven
vital organs undermined and death seem.
ed imminent. For three months she couphed
incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally
discovered way to recovery, by purchasing
Consumption, and was SO much relieved on
taking first dose that she slept all night; and
with two bottles has been absolutely cured Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes ". G.
Hamnick & Co., of Shelby, N. @. Trial bot
tie free at Henry Evans, Drug Store, 93s It.
Regular size Soc and s1oo. Every bottle guar
anteed.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Corner Lounxers Fined.

Disorderly assembly was the charge in the Po-
lice Court this morning against six young men,
who gave their names as Frank Smith, Ira Posey.
Fred Hill, William Jones. James Lee, and Charles
Rudd. 1t was alleged that they had been in the
habit Of congregating at the corner Of Four-and-
a-haf and II streets. and annoying residents and
pedestrians in the neighborhood- After hearing
their personal bonds The others were ordered to
nav fine of s. each.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Gran Galeoto'' will be one of the most al
tistic ever heard in Washington.

Those who appropriate good band music
and the gatherings drawn here by John
Philip Sousa. Dan Godfrey and others at
test the fact that there are many such in
Washington-are guaranteed a treat in
next Sundays Banda Rosa concerts at the
Columbia. This organization, in every re-
spect. is a remarkable one. Prior to its
initial appearance in America, 1t wrested
from sixty -four similar companies the hon.
ors awarded at Genoa's Columbian Exhibi-
tion, following this triumph with success
ful tour Of Germany, Switzerland, Italy,
Spain, and other countries of Europe. Its
local work once brought forth the unani-
nous praise of the critics and is likely to
do so again. Seats for the affairs have
been selling and good houses are assured.
Madame Emma Nevada, whose local re-
cital is slated for next Wednesday at the
Columbia. achieved distinct triumph on
the occasion of her appearance in New
York last Sunday at the Metropolitan OPP
era House. From all accounts, she was
greeted fervently by her audience, while
the newspapers, on the following morning,
were lavish in their praise. 1t is said that
Madame Nevada's voice has lost none of
its quality or sweetness during the twelve
years of her absence and that she will
make more admirers now than ever before.
Her advent in Washington probably will be
in the nature of an ovation, and music
lovers would do well to procure seats for
the event well in advance.
Letia Meredith, the latest Queen Of Bur-
lesque;" Howard and Emerson, popular
song singers and singers Of popular songs:
Junie McCree. who recently came from San
Francisco with an excellent reputation as
a funmaker; Trayors Matt monologist:
The Mimic Four" Quartette; Swor and
De Voc. noveltyists, and the Clerise Sis
ters, charming girls who dance and play
more than ordinarily well, are on the bill
to be presented next week at Kernan's by
the Dainty Duchess" Company. The or
ganization is under the direction of l..
Lawrence Weber, whose Partisan Wild
ows" made hit earlier in the season, and
this fact serves as a sort Of guarantee of
its worth. Manhattan Beach by Moon
light" farce, is used by the Duchess"
troupe to close the performances given.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Used by British Soldiers In Africa.

Capt. C.. G. Dennison is well known all
over Africa as commander of the forces
that captured the famous rebel Galishe
Under date of November 4, 1897, from Vry-
burg, Bechuanaland, he writes: Before
starting On the last campaign bought
quantity of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera.
and Diarrhoea Remedy, which used my
self when troubled with bowel complaint,
and had given to my men, and in every
case 1t proved most beneficial" For sale
by Henry Evans. wholesale and retail, and
all druggists.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Silk Remnants.

We are going to make hurricane sweep
of these goods; We are going to disregard
all our former low prices on these rem
nants. They must be sold. We will re-
quire this space which they occupy weekly
for holiday attractions. Many remnants
have been cut one-third and one-half of
the original price, which announcement is
sufficient enough to clean up every yard
tomorrow. Among the many pieces you
will find light shades in taffetas, satins,
and Japs; also some very good effects in
light brocades suitable for fancy work, and
also some especially good lengths in COL
ored silks taffetas. duchesse, popelianes,
gros grains, peau de sole, mervellieux, and
corded taffetas.
First Floor-Centre Bargain Tables
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Maine,. Son. and Daug.ter..

The first regular meeting Of the Sons and
Daughters of Maine for the season will be held
at 40 Tenth Street northwest, Saturday. The
executive board will have some propositions to
present, an attractive programme is expected,
and the usual social session at the close will
give an opportunity to renew old acquaintanecs
and form new ones.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Services. Today mt st. Paups.

The Perpetual Alteration Society of st. Paul's
Church held monthly services today. High mass
was celebrated at o'clock and the Blessed Sacra-
ment was exposed during the day. At 4:3o o'clock
this afternoon sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. Terrence Shealy S. j.. Of Georgetown Uni
versity Music will be rendered by st. Paul's
choir.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Fined for Di.orderly Conduct.

Lincoln johnson, neatly dressed man, was
fine IS in Judge Kimbalps court this mourning on
charge Of disorderly conduct and for refusing to
pay hack hire.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Mill Ends of Wash
and Wooden Goods.

5 bales of heavy unbleached Mus 15c
lin, per yard. 20
New Indigo Prints, Percale finished
Shirtings, heavy Shaker Flannel,
Dress Plaids and White India Linon, &c
all at, per yard. US
A line of new Outing Flannel and three
cases of Gibraltar Percales, navy, red,
garnet, and black grounds, including S}C
a line of light colors, per yard. ......o4
Two casese of new Wrapper Flannel
cites, complete line of new color ClC
ings, in all lengths, per yard d-........ w
Klondike Canton Flannel. heavy
nap and twill in lengths up to 10 TIC
yards, per yard. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
32-inch Twilled Shaker Flannel and new
TeaZledown Outings-light and dark
grounds, 10c, and Il 1-2c value, per TIC
yard. -.-.....-.... ..-..--.-..-..--.
Very fine, plain All-wool White Flannel
In lengths from 2 TO s yards, per DC
All-wool, Navy Blue Twilled Flan-
mel in assorted remnant lengths, per 1QC
yard.
Heavy, All-wool Medicated Scarlet
Flannel, 5, 6, and 7-yard lengths. DOC
per yard. .......--.-.------ ----.-..----...
Satin striped Wool Finish Piaids-a very
large assortment from which to Sc
1ect, in lengths from 2 to yards, 1916
per yard. ....-.....-.....'.
Wool cashmeres in assorted browns, navy
and black, self-colored novelties. in brown,
scarlet, black, navy, tan, and other season.
able shades, including full line of loo
plaids, per yard. ~
36-inch all wool cashmeres and Henriet-
tas, come in brown, tan. grey. and 1SC
black-skirt and suit lengths. per yard. LJ
Another new shipment of Henriettas in
such evening shades as pink, old rose, as
sorted blues. bright cardinal, white and
cream-at one-half of the regular piece
price.
The evening times., 1899-11-16

Heurich's Merzen, Senate, and Lager are the
treated as inferior grades of beers by calling for
DARK or eight" Be careful and do not make
this error II you want Heurichs Phone 6Sl
Arlington Bottling Co., for Heurich's in bottles
The evening times., 1899-11-16
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Granted . Pension.
Julia T. Bodhsh, of this city, has been grant
ed an original pension Of SIS.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Licen.ed to Marry,

Among the marriage licenses issued in Baltimore
yesterday was one to Reese E Mcleod, of 707
Rhode Island Avenue northwest, Washington, d.
c., and Frances D. Clemmer, Of Charleston, W.
Va
The evening times., 1899-11-16
seamen Gunners, Entertainments.

Owing to the fact that number of tickets to
the entertainments given by the seamen gunners
in their quarters in the navy yard, have been
lost, P. J. Boyle, the manager, has issued cards
Of admission of different character.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
MORE FUNDS FOR CITIES
Amounts Increased by the Metho-
dist Missionary Committee.

The Domestic Work to BE Extended
i'm All Parts of the COuntry-An Adj
Several Well-knOwn Clcrgymen.
Details of the Session Held Today.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
S. Kall, Sons ( Co.
Always the best of everything
for The least money
The Busy Corner:
Friday,
Our Usual
Remnant
Day.

Our remnant inlet is large, but the out
let is larger still. These are inside facts
of our business. Every Friday is house
cleaning day in our different departments,
and. of course all odds and ends, broken
lots. short pieces of different materials,
mill ends, and, in fact, everything which
comes under the heading of remnant is
brought forward and marked down to such
a low standard that someone is sure to
grasp one of the bargains.
The evening times., 1899-11-16

Columbia Theatre-Louis Mann and Clara Lip.
man In The Girl in the Barracks afternoon and
evening.
National Thestre-Sol Smith Russell in "a
Poor Relation" evening.
Lafayette Square Opera House-"My Son Benz"
afternoon and evening.
Grand Opera House-vaudeville; afternoon and
evening.
Academy of Music-''Have You Seen Smith,
afternoon and evening. - -
Remarkably Masqueraders;" afternoon and
evening" r--t- ~ '-rHr-t-f
The evening times., 1899-11-16
A Few Odds and Ends
from Our Suit Dept.

5 misses navy blue mackintoshes S1
reduced from S19S to...............~l
plaid rainy-day skirts reduced 81 OQ
children's REFER jackets made with
nobby hoods, for 10 and Il year S1 co
sizes, reduced from s2.98 to........,~I W
3 brown Marten neck scarfs re- a IN
duced from s6.9S to.................'f. .'f.JU
One red cloth cape-siIk lined-and trim
med with black Thibet, reduced q 40
from S109S Observation-Disclosures. .3J.JO
Second Floor-Suit Department
The evening times., 1899-11-16
5. KANN, SONS & co.
8th and Market Space.
baseball Men to Meet.

Baseball Men to Meet.
There will be meeting at Willard's
Hotel tonight OF prominent local baseball
enthusiasts, with the object Of forming a
syndicate to purchase the Washington
baseball franchise from the Wagner
brothers.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
AMUsEMENrs TODAY.

Lamps lit today. .:..................5:54
Lamps out tomorrow .5:55
The evening times., 1899-11-16
0te &ueuine Girne6
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1e, 1899.
The Weather Prediction

For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land, and virginia-Fair tonight. Friday partly
cloudy and warm for the season; northwesteTly,
shifting to fresh southeasterly winds.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
PHASES OF THE MOON FOR NOVEMBER.

Sun rose. 49,. .6:l4 AN. sun sets. .4:45 p.
Moon rises. Noon sets. .....5:5l A.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
TEMPERATURE.
THE SUN AND Noos

Temperature at 1 p. m........................5
Highest temperature yesterday, p. 50
Lowest temperature yesterday a. m...........36
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Remnants from Our Upholstery
Department,

LINE. CRETONNE, AND DENNIS IN
LENGTHS 1 to yards. Regular stock
price. 10c. IL 1-2c and 15c. In rem &C
nants, per yard. y
One lot of velour and silk brocatelle
squares for cushion tops and chair 2OC
250 yards A heavy quality linoleum
remnants, to yards long-per zoe
Single portieres in Bagdad effects, S1 40
finished with heavy fringe ~i.fJ
The evening times., 1899-11-16
Odds & Ends Fine Black Goods

100 or more pieces in lengths of 8 to
1-2. 4. 1-2, and yards. They include
silk-faced crepons that sold for s1.69. for
SS cents, as well as an assortment of black
eheviots, granite weaves, serges, broad
cloths, and mohairs. Every yard reduced
from IA to 1-3 from what they sold for in
the piece.
First floor-Johnson G Luttrell annex.
The evening times., 1899-11-16
STREET LIGHTING

Low tide 1884 An and 1 :03 P. N
High tide. 6:i5 AN. and 7:0S Pm
The evening times., 1899-11-16
TIDE TABLE.

New. Sd Full 18th
First quarter 10th Last quarter. .25th
The evening times., 1899-11-16

Tomorrow only-A tablefuI of Mems
81 and $3.50 Kid and -
Ps,sSt Bsna;aI Lestsnr s';an.1s House and SI.IJ
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

5ans: Seq Itulos snits, at .nbosr
iaa til zig islO o9 life la fin Rnie
bort / andres aHer.r."
Der: "Ss iss itulos snoos sni;s. at
snbpsr iad til fig islp os lille la i'm
T9is bort / slH9rsrns til Dem, Der
lager I'm Rai. bort / anbrss @H9s
rer." gr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

ipsit. Wtdn tror, at bet nppalai, Ser,
reositprc bill TONNE til at icrhonele ntb
ltsrre Soali9bto % miubrs 9ariiitbeo
eno bets Jorgirneere. iii Sormdnb /
S'oIeitpret CT oulat Soenspraf arobn
% til Tniiformane aitteia1s,r o.
naii9c oG Suppl,ant for BAN Carer q.
Soulo. Deb s1itsrbdls MmutioIsr cr nu
Gniot eucr ton'itusret 13 gGrert.
Siosn arbtiosrboliqen pto Sinics
brGnotc. bar oi brrtt ipor,t ior lllnts,ss
ttItRlosr ber / Bngbcn. 8oo banbt, for
no9Ie 0dst iioen, al Rtitauratric.n ON
boro / 0ampfibet "Bratsb,re" o~ru'usb,.
meoens Ddmpitibet lod peo Rotooosn.
0un ait fra WibooQsboro.t for al bring,
noQet til 8orosi % bapoe Ntoo / Wunoer.
Snn mao od itrdr bdoe falbt uofor %
btnorst al 0iaoen / Utunosn bar bun iii,
funnel 'triqe; bun fdnotss osp fpotno,
pdd 8onoet nosle Winutter tfitr. Splios
1ingsfprisg bar for9i9pss. Den aiosee
bar beIlRstet meo Saettiuen cmboro,
f~orsoriQt en- Der / gp9o,p utienot Dame.
9iteroal, 20be San. u, SDaio.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

ffal %pperorae.s iii ben dnfdtt. BRET
Tom bans iGregr, arbsiosfeIt. Gan
'tal Der oeo probiien. Susbe'eg %
anbet Observation-Disclosures fsas at
oparbeiee en- W,niebeo. 9reitcn ftdl
poIsss al ben Snor.misiion, orcinss
res at gi',op.n % iiaa Tom be anor,
Statstir'epr,it.r unosr b, iirislise
Wpnbisbso,rs 3ilIpr o. anipor.
Sdn Isnn.s az ariitidnia Snbr.'
mission; al, mirift.risGe Srotu9tsr
aaor III osotommerb. SosneprUits
Gmbeoer, Of bpis Sosnt Si'trittst er
taast.
M.n Modlet er, at 1titritt.t tila
fibit nal bliN ,t I.lofonbiai airte'
Ioan, b.tjent AZ uns., pirffomme pre-
fer msb imoo Sororinser. os Tom Der
tunbt neoIRoae lin frrt. araft os
bate Grfarins for I'm i,n.rs 6i,rnins.
9.nne @utsrldnos 8ir'e ital tote
$4,000 arou,r. Der laeass d(.reoe
nh plansr til Yp9uiresu al 2 andre
Smaatirtsr; bportil SnbIamling er
bespnot oso aort, lposnot pad 2 os
3 arorer.
8i Nal / Matte Stntte bebarole et
dnbet Otetiet Notwithstanding,
n.mlie Sir.srr,s Qabring ON Ssn
baeene til erbper lib.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
Siiferierne.
oofotfift,t.

Wtdn bar osrrt Gdn1 trttt al be-
retts bertha. ifrioss ben 15be ,Tsb. 3ts
Iegrafsn tier iom en- Dur, o. qotals
biooent fslger Grsmplet. !0pdo 'nu
bet TONNE oi2
Der er en- Del 6orrstninasiolt %
andre, ION disrne sn'ttr at hclo,s "a
Jour" irtb bisi, Wing, o. iom biotil
Inn bar bdpt be oHici,fI. Srobtrttnin
ger Om Str.i ce SiIoefIttt er ariom
met miuot engan9 ON llgsn. Rtn
| BEN icrIsbn, llae ubsbl,p 2ofotttts
ardmmernt oibtlts.
Bors Stprenbe bar bdpt Ssltlisr az,
al DOT SiittribeoriIts 9ebsiie III, Iaa
| be rettc 91nosr. Won 9r,b ia o,r
for an for en- 3ib iibsn for at bsot pua
Uionoel.u. Wan unidtie en- sqtn ri
'ieritoniul,ni. omorbnsbs Spibntt /
Gofotsn, o. MI 'tulos BET 9ud iaom,oct
beore. Gr bet enott beort2 va rsi,
heller p0rrt. De trifns S%ordnfolt
ninger par run en- M Gap pou Ct Qam
melt aIGbsbou ia iftc snaonQ iuopos;
Gappsn bar odorIi9ere suo islpe 9tuo,
bonet.
8or at nGpr, Il tn,itt Grsmpel:
3ioIi9sre bar man bout iii, at ben
oFicisle Snbberttnina ON 2ofotfIttt
ubtom iensit / December. Oct bar 10
temm.lig tent. men ben tom boo. Sudr
sr oi miot inbe / 9lorsts Strsitib, men
enonu cr lite SnbbsrstninQsn for 1893
iublsbsn.
Ran bet fables at boIbs ;folt "a
Jour" mso gebriftsrnsS 8aro2
8enne piqtigs RGrinososi mud 10
fsr 10 beler fod en- fulot uo mbnoig.
en- flIot ub ~unIparlia. en- I~uqtbnbig
St9rsIie. Suers gadr bet life,
Der .r MI itnnat Glib pua for
Itjelig. Steo,r, fuo at ben tioIigcre
~puutla9eoe agnmdngel MI for en- tor
Del mdu antde.s at pGrt ofbiuIp,n.
Silben er mayer os fmdgfdlosn iom
~Ipopdnlia pdd oenne Warstio Ga berFor
tibet ~'titiet til Susbrug sler birislig
Sonoelspor,. Ntsn 3or'tsn 'psrgsr
lite ON Stsrrslie o9 aoulit,t. 5or
ben er al Stlo fun Silo og intst onbet.
9uurfilofiftet
ipnes at to9e fig OBJ en- SmuIs. Wun
bar MI nddet et lignenoe apuntum Tom
iii famine 9ib iiior. Barren bstales
notiaa gobt. Oct sr paa ben gamIe
@aurilopluos l%ltiirs. at ben bebIte
5ansit foregaur.
Storiilofiitet
maa beirugtss Tom emit. SisI9e Ds
temmelig uiuIoitGnoiqe Spgaosr bnr
bet gipet benimob ct W%iobsIsdurs lib
bptte, Oct er borti 8rQoene, at be
inblsbns 3elegramer berom aIoriq
ltdl bore Iuu fulbitGnbigs. at mon ton
faa ct n~ogenlunoe ~iittert SOsrblit ooer,
bpoo Der er bleUen ubrsttst. 0ette
SuIObeisinat, Tom ben magre" Tiger
i "per @Dnt", itubsr life Blot be int,
resiersbs Der biemms. Oct bar oaiad
S~noflpoelis. og bet oits en- msqet ubcls
oig, pdu pore uosnlonoIts Worteoer.
Smaa lloeiiter er iom Wus { Ell 7or.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
1899 asr. siest,er neO,at ii, So. .s.

Rsues o, Spinsers nv, 1879 &pegis Sieuitr ub'
bpbss M til ira IS - tit So - % isnoes tpsrieH
bclit o. I'll avrmipmhell ier tlHotdsarIis isr Beta
ltra Icr. 9nfss natalra. neo 'ulo llnsttrttuiHa.
sa itv ab csnnc RSitts % isHb etH Or. Sot NJ
sears. Rp,buf & Co., gbitaao. srbs
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
g torftIbfifttt

Smoa lloeifter er Tom Wus | ct 5or.
rdabstommer, sr Der mango az BEN, gor
lager De aft.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10
Slrlddruif.

General Miilss ia, OF GsneroI
Gdgdn GAP Solputerrc buliumeret
ajso at itioRs gsudserunoe, og @ss
neral Goqon blsp, Iom Usntes trnoe,
iossnbe flint og ipor pdu, at ban ItuIoe
presto ben 2egn nso iaien sjennem
ben Ssiitbeiulsroes Sdls idmmsn
meb npgst unGpnsligt, Der bog er Itot
m.r tontret eno "Itione 9eOGaGruns
be" oeioo. De buroe ioumGn bal
Idmsres" bsage 10.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

JtJ00 va NV" ONNNSS'"HS -
neral Goqon blsp, Iom Usntes tGnoe,
toesnbe flint og lpor pda, at ban ItnIoe
presto ben &egn nso iaien gjsnnem
ben Ssiit6siulsnoes 9dls fdmmen
meb noast u~nRpneli9t, Der bog er ltot
m.r tontret eno "itipne 9epGQgruna
be" og'oo. De buroe ioumGn bal
idmeres" beage TO.
a.iier 8ilbelm bar ooret 5r.osz
mdnb be iioite 0dee. Utan tan M
fimpeltb.n ia hans S~oniulsr / Rat
Ten % en- onoen 2eaemsoel % htpe
benz uo / 8aoen uoen at ~re'itere arig
fra ben Sant. Oct bar lite iad fsr.
9pis noesn fortPaer os, at Gdrnes
gle bill al 20 Miaioner Dollars fpr
Silippinsrnss 5ribeo, bsr man itms
peltben life tro bet, Tor man fuar pioe,
bpsm bet sr, iom pil s~obtgjsre BAN
for bet llblRq. Der er NOT benz, ION
glaoslie bstalte mango @an9e 20 Wtils
lion.r for Gsrns, % bet tunoe lite
pore umuligt, al Carnegie optrGoer
ION "Spetuldnt." Wsn "Sntel"
I9lgsr lite Carnegie Gsrns.
Def et mig altio en- 5prhsielie at
msooele sooe Raao, % bet fdlcer Jig
Zig, at jeg bar ct pdu rsoe S0adno
iuit M. Widnae al mine G9iere brus
ger piitnof Meoicinsr og oiloe ianIte
BRUCE mer, ON BET life toitet Iud tam
meligt. Wen bet bsbsper life al toite
noget. 9isr iom lsa. seq bar ditto
Meoicinpebolerns iTtte neo Brsoetlas
fer. Der er, ION man peo. et Uler!e
liot nebom !Solien pda ilies 5ldIic,.
% iDnes MAJ life. Wisbicinsn bjGlpsr,
err man initruerst ON at lutte, ndar
man tommsr neb til Mertet. Oct TO
iter oa Inlet; men er ma ulbtteligpts
necom Wertst, nour peoolsren TOM
mer igjen, mdd man betale Tor belle
6loitsn. Wen leg tommer a!orig
neoom Werfst. ON ieo iad tar en- eller
10 SpiIefteer bper babe 5ime | Ian
aere lib, ba jsg altio fploer op meo
9onb igisn. Naturlispis fadr Webis
cinerns "0ouoimag," naur man boil
Der pad ilia en- lib; men ION Regel
er be pmtrsnt liae pirtningsfulbe for
bet, % noar be blir dltfor "tDnos,"
lar jse psboleren to- Dem igjsn %
Taor mig en- Yrspeflaite Of ct unoet
Slaas. Yad ben Waabe fan man
"bottsrs" iig fslp og andre fulotoms
men gratis. Wsn iort1l bet MI itts
til Weoicinpeoblersn.
Gn G%anohonoler bstlaast ia oper,
at GQnsns llnqoom itrsmmst iommer
iii gutitsn Og tpg op Blabisn Zig, al
en- aunbs ofts mso Sob og neppe tom
frsm til Often. Sor bette oioits boo
en- 9ammel Sulas al en- Sfolsmsiter
ct qoot Raoo, Dan rddbet iimpelt
ben 2anbbdnolsrsn iii at fau tat / er
gunts rsli9isie "3rottdter." Tom ban
TtuLos l9ie for ben ~for1amlsoe ling.
bonn, hper Sang ban Ipntes, bet bier
for trangt / gutitsn. 8irtninsen Ell
uomertet. Sm gutitsn er fod full
az llngoom, at en- life ian fdd ipptte
tar BET lite 9anbbdnolersn msr emf
Il Winutsrs bsitioelig GRsHiug a
9isre ben iaa tom Tom ct CONNER
iiss i 8intsrtiosn. Oct ital bare e
Sim Ior @uper, % bet ,ror ieq goot
5ans: Seq itulos snits, at .nbpel
iad til zig islp o9 life la fin N1i'
bort / andres aHGr.r."
per; "Sg iss ituloe enbog srits. a
enbpsr iad til Jig islO pa lille Ia III
E9is bort / &H9rerne iii BEN, be.
lager FIN R9'e bort / anbr.s 9f9
rer." gr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-10

a.iier Bilbelm bar poret 5reoss
manb be iioits 0aee. Utan Tan M
iimpeltben ia hans 9oniuler / Rat
fen os en- anOsn 2ssemsosI o9 hipe
benz uo / @aoen uoen at ~reIitere arig
fra ben aant. Oct bar life Iad fsr.