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The evening times., 1899-05-29

Tbree-base hit-Holmes. Home rri.-o Brleh.
cacr;sce hit-Robinson Stolen bases-Woods
Holmes .. Sheckard 2. LaChance. Double plays
McPhee and Corcoran; Corcoran, Mcfhee. anu
out-By Hawley 3 by Taylor l. Bases on balls.
on Damman l. of Hawley 4, on Mc.'innlty =
Hit by pitcher-By Taylor ?, by Mct.innty =
Balk-Iiawley. Left on bases-Cincinnati o, ba,-
timorc First base on errors-Cincinnai g.
Passed ball-Wood. Cmpires-Hunt and Con
molly. Time of game-2 hours. Attendance ''Voo'
The evening times., 1899-05-29
STORAGE.
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss, but be carries the All
60 Cushion Trus all over the United
StstcA Men. women. and children
wear and like them. Tie Air Cushion Pad holds
NTH comfort: nothing else Will Consuitatioa
and two weeks trial free. Once. parlors vsit-
ing and CONSULTATION rooms on the same 6oor
TRUSS COMPANY. liza ? 4. ~. q aoss.
Z ie13Snoo
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New York Defeats Louisville.

Doheny held the Colonels down to six
hits at Louisville yesterday and their in
ability 10 bat. coupled with their fielding
errors resulted in a victory for the Giants.
Philippi was also effective, but he could
not win the game by himself The score;
NV " R.H.E.
So,r Work ool o 3 C 0 o. o
louisville no 0 0-3 O D
Firs, base on crrors-New York .. Left on
bascs-New York 5, Louisville 9. First base on
bails-Of Doheny .. off Philippi l. Struck out
By Doheny l. by Philippi !. Three base hits
Kittridre Foster, Van Haltren, Grady. Sacrifice
hit-Kittridge Stolen base-Leach. Double
plays-Dohcny and Hartman, Ritchey, Leach, and
Decker Hit by pitcher-By Doheny, l. Wild
pitch-Phiippi l. Cmpires-Emsle and McDon-
AID Time-i hour and 40 minutes.
The evening times., 1899-05-29
Filed May 20, 1881. R. YOUNG. Clerk.

Filed May 90, 1881. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLIMBlA.-AGNES NJ RILEY VS..
JEROME RILEY. Equity No. 2026s.
Process having been duly issued and returned
Not 10 be found" it is, motion of Ralston
Siddons, plaintiffs solicitors, this Goth day OF
May, A. D., ls99
Ordered, That the defendant his appear
ance to be entered herein before the first
rule day occurring forty days after this day;
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as in
case of default The object of this suit is to
procure divorce on the ground of desertion for
the full and uninterrupted period of more than
two years
A copy of this order shall be published in the
Washington Times and the Washington Law Re
porter once a week for three successive weeks be-
fore the said rule day
(Seal) CTIAS. c. COLE, Asso Justice
True Copy.-Test:
J. X. YOUNG, Clerk.
BY NJ A. Clancy, Assistant Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Filed MAY 10. lsg9-J. r. YOUNG, Clerk.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA-IN RE PETITION OF
JACOB ID. GOLDSMITH TO CHANGE Ills
NAME. In co. No. 20iG3.
petition having been filed in this court by
Jacob d. Goldsmith, OF Frank f. and Bertha
Goldsmith, all of the city of Washington. District
Of Columbia, wherein he prays that his name may
be changed to Jacob d. Liberty: it is this 10th
day of May, A. D. 1880, ordered that public notice
he given to all concerned to appear in this court
JUNE Is, A. ID. 1870, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, to
show cause if any they have why the PRAYER in
said petition should not be granted; and that a
copy of this order be published in the Washing
ton Law Reporter and the Washington Times
week for three successive weeks before
said date.
(Ssal) CIIAS. C. COLE, Associate Justice.
True Copy.-Test:
}. X. Young. Clerk.
BY II. r. galley, Assistant Clerk.
JAMES b. GREEN, Attorney.
my22 % les
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A True Copy: Test:
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk
BY y. {. DOWNS, Assistant Clerk.
myl5, ,22,29

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoI.UMBIA-JoHN II. KETCHAM VS..
UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, OR
ALlENEES OF JOHN BARNES AND BENJA-
MIN REDGATE. EQUITY NO. 20i30.
On motion of Raston q Siddons. solicitors for
plaintiff it is by the court this 10TH DAY OF
MAY. 1899:
Ordered, That the unknown heirs, devisees or
alienees Of John Barnes and Benjamin Redgate,
defendants herein their appearance to be
entered herein before the first rule day &C.
curing forty days after this date. otherwise, this
will be proceeded with in case OF de-
fault The object Of this suit is to quiet and
perfect the title of the plaintiff 10 lot six 90,
square six hundred and sixty-one tG61), Washing
ton, ID. C., and to enjoin the defendants from
setting up, claiming asserting any title there
to-
copy of this order shall he published in the
Washington Times and the Washington Law
Reporter a week for three successive weeks
before said rule day.
(Seal) CHAS c. COLE,
Associate Justice.
True Copy: Test:
J. r. Young, Clerk.
BY n. c. DOWNS, Assistant Clerk.
myl5, 20 90
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoLuMBlA-JoHN II. KETCHAM VS..
UNKNOWN HEIRS, DENISEES OR

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoLuMBIA.-JOHN II. KETCHAM vs.
UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEyISEEs. OR
ALIENEES OF MATHEW STANDBY
EQUITY No. 20429.
On motion Of Ralston & Siddons, solicitors for
plaintiff, it is by the court this 10th day of May,
1899:
Ordered, That the unknown heirs, devisees or
alienees Of Mathew STANDBY, defendants herein,
cause their appearance 10 he entered herein or
before the first rule day occurring forty days after
this date, otherwise, this cause will be proceed
ed with as in case of default. The object of this
suit is 10 quiet and perfect the title of the
plaintiff to part Of lot one %, square nne hun
dred and forty C9i0), Washington, d. c., describ-
ed as fronting ,hirty-fve tS5) feet on Massa-
chusetts Avenue by one hundred 600 feet deep,
and beginning twenty (2O) feet from the east
corner OF said lot and running on Massachusetts,
Avenue thirty-fve t35) feet, and thence back
one hundred QG0) feet, and TO enjoin the de-
PENDANTS from setting up, claiming, asserting
any title thereto.
A copy Of this order shall be published in the
Washington Times and the Washington Law Re-
porter once a week for three successive weeks
before said rule day.
(Seal) CHAS. C. COLE.
Associate Justice.
True Copy: Test:
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk
BY n. {. DOWNS, Assistant Clerk.
p,rJ5
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WALL PAPER.

C. n PlIII.LlPS-Paperhangin and painting;
rooms papercd, 81 up; good work; new de-
signs 926 " Y. ave. my2S-T
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 up, with rich, handsome
paper ". F. HUNT, 1912 st. NV.
my25-1t-cm
THE PEACE JUBILEE is ALL RIGHT, and we
hope you are enjoying it. But don't forget
us in the mean time. We paper rooms with
rich. handsome, stylish paper-only " up. Do
all kinds Of fne Painting, at very lowest prices
F. G. NoLTE, $40 9th st. NO BRANCH. my24-d
ROOMS papered q up; nrst-ciass painting at bot.
tom prices; all work guaranteed RICHARD
q RYNEX, $50 II ct. ne. uyklmo
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ON THE DIAMOND.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
Washington mt PittsburS.

GAME TODAY.
The evening times., 1899-05-29
FoR sALE-BuslNEss PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-S400 cash. balance easy terms; will
purchase store; ive-room dwelling and stable:
N St, near 5th nw.; price, q, 800. ABRAHAM
FISHER, sl5 Z st. NV. nyzs-St
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LOST.

sfhAiED-Fox terrier. with black spot around
- eye, Tag 'ss'. Liberal reward will be given
% - e.ul.eu " ieoi Suiton ST. NV. Item
The evening times., 1899-05-29

LOST-0n River View steamer small black poetet
book, containing s19; reward. E. BRIAN.
Lawrence Hotel.
The evening times., 1899-05-29

The Washington Loan Office.
lZx4 PA. AVE. N. w.
=. Warren johnson, Manager, for seventies
rears with II. K Fulton. Advances made On
Personal Property Of all kinds. Correspondents
collected An expert will call u desired. Gold.
silver. and Diamonds bought and sold. Business
strictlv confidential. aps-smos
The evening times., 1899-05-29

LoST-Wednesday, 2ith, gold brooch. Re.
turn to 30 n st. NV, and receive reward.
Item
The evening times., 1899-05-29

FOR EyCHANGE-will exchange Eastman pocket
Kodak for small plate camera; bring sample
print. COMPTON, sI3 1lth ST. NV. my2s Stem
WE HAVE some very promising exchanges to
offer in houses and lots wM. W. HEBRON.
t3n5 + ST. W. uly14-lsno
The evening times., 1899-05-29

st. Dominic's Church, a child's gold chain S,;t.
able reward if returned to 419ls st. sw,
niy29-3t-em
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05

bltd stood directly in front Of the lurinR rep
seized ~ dcceISed prey apd slIded AVA with NTH
Sids y blot THU thus '9 Turing dusi!. 70 destrScs
hsdn,t happened; and how proud and boasttul
we all have been In the: knowledge that We
R TSo. sSS sbsS g sPsT5%G led '% To T,s d Rsi Ssa T man
brought IN the newso Of EhIs net snake: which
very tame, which one DAY. despoiled a setting
hen OF one OF her eggs and swallowed y. The
to be fulfilled. Alonzo said. that II Matched be-
stomach; The chick, was fun Of vim and I'm:
side and stuck It's head out, much 70 the
snakes amazement. But the snake soon de-
imprisoned chicken. aud as the chicken grew
the foadness became mutual. II was q sweet
thing thin IA Al fa Sa said Ito to see the ,ls snake ,.hiet curl n 6SSs
bother It. until thew would both fail asleep in
one onotheT's arms. you might say Alonzo
was especially pleased with this Ireqk-ds:
T miG5Ie 81 snake tSnt sS on n,Sn 1 9foS Snd ou fl 10 Sis IN pls See
tears in his ewes when I told him whnt1 had
oh paid he. why didn't you come %yester.
day, II L. too late now. Yesterday that
denly made the discovery that his incipient
crow was hurting him and that he must let It
out, The snake was sound asleep. When the
roStSfr 'iE f. woke t HSs Seafc. which s'' xassd
around with frightened eyes at It's friend the
him self that he let 20. another crow, The
enake. not yet wide awake AMI alarmed by the
unwonted sound. made one fierce lab az the
rooster and bit It's head square on. Then,
fully awake and seeing what a fearful thing he
had done, the snake ran out into the road and
loaded with stone and the wagon crushed It TO
death. oh. why didn't you come yesterdav?'
said !!b1 Mlon mo With Tears e n nh his eyes and d.is ySie;S;
S %s sls Si I S SsSa. II: os Wei! l. sISee i II s 81 sSr /
chuck up. Alonzo st9ybolt became Interested
in the ,6 %sei bnt that and ID T SnS e shG pslIs, Ts hear
"'Alonzo Staybolt got religion!' folks said.
Why, goodness gracious! He don't need no
,sns some H t5Its s Sss h RoT religion naturally
But Alopzo had got i. all the same; and md
other G nieSt ar and ID declare eEs En- tRat tR Ro Il had % semeth ing
on his conscience that he must get rid OF, And
what do you think 1t yas2 1t was the deceit
developing snake and q whole heap Of other
things he had made Pochuck proud OF for
right out in meeting and said, Not one of
,enl They're a lie. every one Of fem. from top
Folks Just sat mute. Pochuck tainted
away, so to speak. I met Alonzo next day.
Alon5o,, I said. not even the freak devel-
'Alonzo gave me a cheering look.
well. said he. I might compromise on the
freak developing snake. / will admit there
was some truth In that
".I thought sol said 1. delighted. I thought
Yes said he. looking at me cheerinRly.
There is some truth about that; There was
a snake and Il swallowed an eRgr
try and cast do Sn? If you're friends of mine
don't ask MOP said the tall. thin man.
They must all have been friends OF his, for
nobody asked him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05

Dreamin' Ia pleasant, specially when clopns
and Kissin' get mixed up q, but duty e duty,
perhaps, for / hadn't stopped for a light audit
wps as dark as double. shutters could makelt,
IL teS un nG iii I roache ap she S door, when fs1'i Z saddeHSiSy
What is IT, cried. Who's there and
"A trembling voice answered me, Let me
in IL said, I want to buy something to- eat.
"Isdon't know why l obsyed. for IL was late.
and l did not know the voice, hut something In
companied the words affected me. in spite Of
myself, and l slowly opened my shop to this
You must be hungry 1 began. But the
person who had crowded in as soon as the
opening was large enough wouldn't. let me
Breadi / want bread or crackers or any
hing that you can find easiest, he gasped, like
and am"RR he " poked into Gse" my hand a BIZ SO SSttnGY it
ratified. IT'S more than enough. he hastened
t II IN come Tor the eRsnee; in the morning,
Who are your | cried. You're not Blind
but his only answer was 'Breadr while he
leaned 80 hard against the counter 1 felt 1t
shake. 5,,
eroped SSoutin the dark and found him a stale
llsSat. which put into his arms with a short
'T @sT. at N tBis tel se @G %hs 9o shrink ySTiT nH into him Him
for thanks, he stumbled toward the door, and
uEIth louNs huhhiLi hhtNa aAthAit n -
tened eagerly to his steps. They went up the
And the money! What about the money!"
asked the Coroner. Didn't he come back for
No ! put it in the till. thinking II a dollar
morning IL was a twenty; yes, sirs, a twenty
This was startling. The Coroner and the
constable looked at each other before looking
And where lie that bill nowH" asked, the
former. Have you brought It with your"
Il have. sir. It's been In and out OF the till
twenty times to-day. ! haven't known what
anybody. but when / heard that Mrs. Webb
lGod bless herr was murdered last night for
money l couldn't rest for the weight II this
thing on my conscience. Here's the BILL sir.
wish had Ley the old man rap on my door =,
They did not share this feeling. A distinct
and valuable clue seemed to be afforded them
by the fresh. crisp bill they saw In. his, hand.
Silently DR.. Talbot took It. while Mr.. Fenton.
What reasons have you for calling this
mysterious customer old2 l thought IL was
so dark you could not, see him."
The man, who looked relieved since he. had
rid himself OF the bill, eyed the constable In
"i,didn't see a feature OF his face" said he.
and yet I'm sure, he WINS old. ! never thought
OF him az being Anything else"
Well. We will see. And Is that all you have
His nod was expressive; and they let him
An hour or so later Detective Knapp made
his temperance.
Veil, asked the Coroner, as be came SSi:t.
your opinionp"
Find the man with a flowing beard"
To be continued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05
Fox Hunt Break. Up Farmers Tea.
rom the London Daily Mai

-" ~" T-TT-F T"FFT 7TTFT'
An exciting Incident brought a recent run
OF tho North Staffordshire hounds TO an unex-
pected termination.
A farmer and his family were about sitting
down to tea-the table had been laid and the
lamp prepared when a sound OF running
hounds was heard, In an instant a FOX eame
bounding through the open doorway. The
frightened animal took refuge under the table.
being only partially hidden by, the cloth.
Before any one could shut the door the fore,
most hound was over the threshold. and In an
incredibly short space the room was full 81
yelDing dngs-the whole pack OF hfty-two haV-
the erockery and lamp broken 10 fragments
and vases and.hower pots and knick-knacks OF
Poor Reynard had absolutely no chance
under such elregmstanees and was literally
dogs were compelled TO beat a hasty retrsat,
leaving the living room OF the house Ia GStstS
OF indescribablS confusion. N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05
Walked Eighteen Miles to See Her Husband
Hanged.
Fros, the Cincinnati Enquirer.

ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. 27.-The wife Of Robert
death on the gailows here Tomorrow. walked
eighteen miles through the rough mountain
country OF Georgia to he present at the eXecu-
try and hearing her husband was to be hanged
she set out to the nearest railroad point,
eighteen miles. where she secured passage TO
Atlanta. Tonight she arrived here and when
admitted TO the Jail TO see her husband she
learned he had been respited two weeks by the
upon the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-03-05

Mean while. in a small room OF the Court
House. a still more serIous conversation was
certain able lawyer in town by the name. OF
Harvey were In close discussion. The latter
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Sptlfen prGh bar ian8f betttnt
en- % famine W enisbeo.

Z "pdtiFc Serolb" for 12te Wai 1899
laIes ON gaftor Muus, pptaset efisr
~Reform': "at ban ffal lioe al belpis
Qambeo" oe tilfibit fremi9ttss fsigsnos
gtmartnins: "gaftcr Wuas bar betisni
Wsniabseen | Goobbue So. | to. 40 adr.
Won Der ar noasu luthsrff Brat | Qmss
rita, iom bar btiisat en- os famine IRE
niabsb / iaa lang 9io2" 50, Der sr!
unbsrsssnebe ital tiIabt iig at napn'
TO, Tom op.rgaar gaitor Muus osiad
b,nn. 6~snTanbs: Den fsrite sr SpnooeaA
munssaarise 5ormano puftor %. u.
grsus; BON tiltradots Wenigbsosns Galo
paa Spring grairis 1851, os par idmme
Msaisbsps prnft iii lin 9eO / 1894,
nltiad / 40 aar.
Den anbsn. iss oil nrone. or Spnos
hens nupnrsnbe 5ormanp. paftor ..
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ris Wsnisb.os aalb / 1853, os BON sr
famine W~tnisb,os Draft ben Dag !
Dag - oltiaa | IS anr.
1bcr Salporier.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
6lcn BOD, Wcutana.

Seq tottsr iao msset for Mobtugelien
al "8ecordbs poiter."
6pao iss fan iige, sr, of BET er ct uo'
msrtst Blab fplot mso goot QRisitof. og
til % mso en- bel Wdsis al bet.
Ser oppe | Rorobsiten bar ri bobt en-
lonaporig @irtsr, meb msgen Sne o9
auloe.
Derpaa bar ri bart en- Ten 8aar.
Rob 9inb bar ri hupt megst At lige til
MI, 9stte er ms9et ilemt for Taurs.
opbrGttsrne. Ser bar lille pGrst tore
sob, naar nan fer ben til, bOao geirst
bar p4ret / ben iersre 3ip. Sneodnbst
bar life giort iaa lioen Stdbe Der / GU
fer Gountp; en- Bro. ION Iad ODER porus
Der Ripsr, req 5isn mso fig. 8roen pdt
pero $4,000. Gn Bro / @lsuoipe, Wont.,
log 5fen mso iis iumt tqps Menneitsr.
Wlilss Gitp, iom liggsr / en- GIpeoal.
bar itaast unOsr 2 Sob gunO for en- lib,
q. 6union.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Sfolebceer.

8. 8rpnool; 2Giebog for Qlmuss oe
gorgsrfloler. IRE 8ino. ). 8epers
5orlag, gerae1 OF Sriftiania. D:aus
2afebo9. iom ri netop bar mobtagtt I'll
Qnmeio,lie, tiIaoer ri os at benleoe nor.
'te 2preres og 5~orGlorss Spm9rtIombeo
pau. Carer 8. g. 0prtoren, Storbalsn
pr. Qdleiuno, ~itripsr bl. q. ON goesn:
SperasmaaIet ON anitdfslis al en-
tiOsmpsiig 2Gieboa for ben norite Ule.
n~iobeosftole / 4mertta bar / QdrrGttsr
ltadet pud Oagsorbenen bldnbt Sirtefolz
let, irrIig od / ben 5orenepe Sirtc. ut
oenne Sag fremoeIes oil psoblipe at
lGgge 9eila9 paa be Srtsres'ereoes Op.
mGrtiombso, inotil en- tilfrebsitiqenoe
2sSning er funben, oerom bill Der for,
msntlis life berite Menin9sForIiel.
9i baobe osnne Sag unoer gebanbs
ling / ben Menigbeb, jeg bapoe ben 9Grs
at arbetoe /. 8i bopbe flere 2piepGrter
til 8isnnsmipn, men fanot intet till
fr~ebsItiQenoe. @nteu bar bet oltfor ipes
Gift norit pg ielOfsl9sli9 oanitelis at fors
ituu for dmeritanits Born, eler be re-
~prrientersbs ct ~tilbagelagt Stadium,
baaoe bpao Spro9 % Srbning at Stofs
fst onoaor. Wau blsp berfpr snig ON at
Ie Sioen an. 9stte er Stitingen. iaas
piot nit aisnbItdb itrntter fig, runbt pm
/ Sdmfunoet. timber nit Spbolo pso
9eraensuoitilingeu qreb ieg anleoning
til at iiubere uo'tileoe Stolematsridler.
3erunosr tom ies osiua til at ititts Be-
tienotItab mep Sperl9rer 8. 9rsnodls
Qaieoprt / 8 gino. Oct sr nplig uos
tommet / np rsoiosret llosdpe meo M
Retfripniua. tonistpent eiennemfert Ell
ter pore for Retitripning optrutne Resler.
Otter nit aienoffub til n9pnte 2nieuGrt
foreliaqer Der en- ppperlig 9aiebog, Tom
ber tomme garneitolen tilaooe.
Sea bar pda Senpenoslie til 5orlGss
aereu, Sr. gosbnnblsr ). geper. Bergen,
fact 5ilIaar ON, at ban / 5ilfGloe piloe
oare piIie til al inlge 8Grtet for 4me-
ria til meget 6iqig Yris. = Seq itulbe
btrfor prre til6sislig til at benitile til
ben 7Foreusbe airtss 9ogbanoel sasr ons
brs Observation-Disclosures of traHe 5orfsis
nina til at TONNE i gsIibosIis al napnt,
2RifpGrt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Soe:Nvt.

Hsternt at 5urbanoIingsrne peo Sris
tonfsrentien / auftin. minn., 1sbs-25b.
5dnnar 1899. Sfslae Wsoets gefluts
ming uoatpet Of g. 8. Gtdret "a Z. u.
Ser9b. 5orlagt al "Decorabsp oiten.~
DEBORAH, Soma. gris Is Cts.
Hefsrdtst er trptt paa aDbt gapir oa
uogIsr en- pdmphlst paa Ill Giber meo
OmiIog.
Sm 5nb6oloet ital isg life foe meost.
seq ltal fun gisrs cpm9rtIom pau, at
Heferdtst tros3olosr ~fortfdt 5orbanblins
AZ SRren ON SmpenoelIen meo inoleoen.
De Softer at Or. !. u. S9miot. De
par pao en- Sang grsis oe Moderate. De
9amls Slagoro, Der sier en- FABIAN Woot
til at bible @empttsrne, ipntes mso ;Flto
at bare boiot borte. Sa 5orbanplin.
9erre opsr benz bar interesidnte o1 bel9s
renoe.
Sg ioo inoebotoer Referatet en- inbs
lsosnbe 0istusIion at 5pprasmaulet ON
ttrfelt9 snigbeo. 9ette Spsrqsmoat
mdd rimeligois blipe 6ienitono for
0rsftsl'e beo tummsnbs 5ritonferentist;
tht Der fan bel life pare itor Meninq / at
forbanole ON SCREENING, fsrsnb man er
entg ON, bpub Der itaI oe bpr frqpes til
en- FABIAN. 90 oerom bar Meninaerne
no9et bette | Guitin. np9et, Tom oiftnot
sr Siliplbe oeiua elsrs inoen Dor 8irte.
Referutet inosbolber oaiaa noale nots
'oa interesidnte Sorbanolinger ON fqGs
leg @sn o9 piier Mpbsts fore Smsbes
tommenbeo mob ben norife SDnooe.
Spao ieg imiblertib iarlio piloe fua
ii9e nogle Orb ON, bar liot meo Seninn
til llogipelIen.
Com mun pil fe, sr Reieratet ubfoms
met paa "Secorabs YoIten"s Sorlag. Sq
lt9e ~operfor 6prenings,aqsn % bens Benz
ner bar SorI9g9ersn ptft ben fore Bel
bile, at ban bar padta9st ia al RsIito for
muIigt sdb. 8sriom Der oerimoo ituIoe
blioe nogct Spsrftuo, 'da beregner ban fla
tun nogle procsnter oe Reiten itdar til
Torenin98iass1s fremtibige af6snpttelie.
A0on bar Sppsrne itausnoe Iaa at ct mt
Gplos bill tunne trpttes betposligt biQis
gere eno bet fsrite pq tunns 9ipe en- lioen
Sum / Rettofortiensite. 8ogbdnblsre og
Pra'tsr fuur alminpelis Rnbut. 5orbads
bentIig bill Oisie tdae bet til 5orbanoling.
Wan fan e4ers faa bet peo at Ifripe til
"9ecorabzP oitsn," DEBORAH. Sotpa.
5. U. gersb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
nj onie. @ie.

vi bar | bet bsletdqet babt uomsrf,i
9tir ipaor. Gtt bar hoIbt ia gaufts
tolot, men MT, ou bet bar beapnot al
parms op, boa6sr ri. at bet bill p,opars.
Ttnns lille gp er ~btIigqtuos oso Rso
Gtoar Ripsr os Omaha Ssrnbaner aaar
aisnntm her.
Der er mango Stouoiropsr, Tom Dor
Der; oa aonTt, mango 3pitsre og amsri'
tantrt.
vi bar TO norit Iutbcrite Weni9bsoer,
Spnootns Wsnigbso b~stients at paitor
.. 9pdaIs.
llneoomsforsniugsr at paItor apaaa
iss msniahso Der | 8pen hupbe en- m,gst
otllptttt 3sit ben The Wui. Qoadna
par % o. Is Gents. "1idsts" for STA
bar iolgt for ben 17os. % psb 8eren ON
afttrtH blsp Der iolat for 1913. gitcroi
llboiftsrns bar bstolis, bapbe pi iaisn
omtrsut $118.
Der par ogida ct uomertet Yroarom
ubfsrt. gn 3aIs bolotts al paitot
apoaie. gianoioIosr og Pionoouett,r
blsp ipiaet. On "Wonooliu Srhs'tra"
Ipi0eps to potr, 5tptfsr for os. Wtis
aIma 5enIen fang to putrs Sor9e for
p9. 90 Dor "gburh gdao" iptlsot
babe ube % inbe.
5oruoen Dor home talent" bar Wr,
Sotob G. Sport fra Winnsapolis ttI'teos
"a oppdrttbs mso fin uomertet gooe
Gona. San iong forItislige Sdng'
bdaot norite og snasIits. prof. Wettalf,
Wuitl9rsren uso bore ofentligc Stoler,
%dttompognsrts Dlr. Siort.
S%orfriitninger blsp ~ierperet | Spite
pprctiet sftsr programmed bar uofsrt,
% ale tilittosoGrsnos gtt biem bel for
nsieos efter aftensns llnosrboloning.
5nbtaqtcrns fra bsnns Dor Set Itol
bruqss til at bttals 8iGlben pou airten.
airtsn blsp nsmlig rspareret o9 opfttssi
en- hel Del ifior SOmmsr. st Sotriiti
bIso tilbrsset oa en- Del andre 5ordns
orinesr blep o9fda giort. Ru er SpHos
bsns Sirte en- AZ be ~pdtreite air;er
gneu. Zen blsp inooiet al Gormdnb
Sorsn ben 25oe September ifior.
&. q. Z.