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Evening journal., 1899-10-02

II is matter Of congratulation that
the w. c. T. u, by constant agitation
in behalf Of good morals, has been able
to SO greatly abate the demoralizing
poster. Undoubtedly persistent pursuit
OF their object viii eventually wholly
suppress this vice. There is, too, from
the same cause, perceptible diminution
Of the prurlent in stage exhibition;
and there is no good reason to fear that
in this. also, they will finally succeed.
The theatre, with its amusements and
its instruction, is as necessary as the
pulpit for the complete happiness Of
the people Relaxation is as essential
to good morals and cheerful, optimis-
tic mind as is moral study and moral
thought and We therefore need the the
atre. Amusement does not demand
what is debasing. That amusement
may elevate is not open to question but
amusement does not depend upor
prurience. Every pure minded mar
and woman will cordially assent to thil
resolution adopted al the recent w. C
T. U. convention in this city: IRE
solved, That We condemn the debasinl
plays presented in our theatres an,
other amusements, and the placing O
all theatrical posters Of an immora
character upon the boards in on
towns and cities, and that we protes
against all obsence and immors
shows coming to our towns. and plede
ourselves to use our influence with tn
proper authorities to forbid them"
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

In the great national welcome TO Ad-
miral Dewey at New York there were
conspicuous delegations from distant
states and from adjacent states-but
not from Delaware. It is to be feared
that Delaware sometimes exposes itself
to a suspicion that it is trife slow,
1t would not be just to insinuate that
we are lacking in wideawakeness or en-
terprise OF patriotism, just because no
body was energetic enough TO initiate
q movement for participation OF the
state in the great demonstration.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

+. d. Carpenter. Of Cleveland, Ohio;
George V. Erhardt, of Rochester, n. r.,
and ]. w. Clifford. of Newark, N. j., are
stopping at the Clayton House.
j. Barton Cheyney, formerly of this
city, but now on the Ladies' Home
Journal, Philadelphia, spent yesterday
with friends here.
License has been issued at Towson.
Baltimore Co., for the marriage of /.
Martin Billmyer and Miss Clara L.
Thompson, both OF Wilmington j, w.
Bayard was the applicant for the IL
cense.
Miss Ida Thompson and Henry Jar
rell will be married on October IL at
the home of the brides parents, on
French street
Mrs. George l.. Townsend and George
l.. Townsend, of Odessa, spent Sunday
with Scott Townsend, in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roach, of this
city, we're entertained by friends at
Mermaid yesterday.
Miss Sue Simms, of this city, spent
Sunday with Miss Margaret Eastburn
at Union.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
cELEBRATED HIS BIRTHDAY.

Robert Brown, Of No. 827 Orange
street, pleasantly celebrated his 40th
birthday anniversary at his home, on
Saturday evening. About fifty of his
friends were present and enjoyed his
hospitality. The time passed swiftly
in numerous diversions, and during the
evening refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
MR.. BYRNE IN NOVEL PLEA.

Tomorrow afternoon United States
District Attorney Byrne will go to
Brooklyn, where he will make plea
in novel case He will appear before
the Fenelon, one OF the leading wO-
mems organizations of Brooklyn, hold
ing "a Brief for Lady Macbeth"
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
An Obstacle.

Count-What? Ton won't have me
for d son-in-law because I have To
debtse What do YOU mean by that?
Capitalst-Very simple. II ! don't
have to pay your debts you won't have
any respect for me as your father-in,
law-and don't wea. a son-in-law who
lacks in respect,-Unsere Geseilschafi
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
RRoKE AN AXLE.

AS j. W Howett, a milkman, OF silver
brook was driving near Eighth and King
streets this morning an axle Of his wagln
broke. thereby spllling quantity Of milk
on the street.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
WILL sTuDY ABROAD.

w. A. Sherwood of Baltimore, who
is winning renown in the art world,and
is known to his Wilmington friends as
Peggy" Sherwood, sailed from New
York on Saturday for Europe, and will
continue his art studies at Antwerp.
He was in this city a short time before
sailing.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

The storekeeping business Of these
days is conducted along carefully sys-
tematized lines; but the system would
prove a disastrous failure If 1t should
not be backed up by first-class adver-
tising. g.-Phlladelphia Record.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

The automobile, with its big pncu-
matte tire, is a road builder, and not a
road destroyer, like the heavy, ne row
steel-tired vehicle. The more automo-
biles we have the better it will be for
our roads. From every point OF view
they should be encouraged.-New York
Herald.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
rALL COON snILINal

Fall Hats and Fall Furnishings now
selling at lowest prices in the city at
Ross, 210 Market street. The best 500
Hat in Wilmington. The best valaes ever
offered at Sl.00 Sl.25 and Si50. Agents for
Spalding's Football, Tennis, Golf and
Athletic Goods Second Floor) We sell
Wheelse. tOoi' Open Tuesday, Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
snIrrn.BOInn rRArNs I.ArE.

AN south-bound trains over the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore sys-
tenn were late to-day owing 10 the extra
heavy traffic south from Naw York This
morning train No. l5. due at the French
street station at II o'clock. was half an
hour late. IL was composed of sixteen
cans. twelve OF which comprised the
Washington express and the remaining
four the Delaware road All Of these cars
were heavilv loadel with paassnEers.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
no ATTEND THE CELEBRATION.

Superintendent w. N. Barnard and a
party Of friends Lent this morning on
private car No. 2SO1 for Washington,
where they will attend the Dewey cele-
bration tomorrow. The party was
composed of superintendent Barnard
and wife, Trainmaster f. c. Carlisle
and wife, Of the railroad company;
Preston Lea and wife. Miss Lea and
Others
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

Precaution is much better that lam
entation. Doctors disagree about the
probabilities Of fever germs in the
waters Of the Tilton spring. Under
such conditions the Board Of Health
could not be thought too careful if it
prohibited use Of the spring. In ten
days it would become apparent II the
number of new cases diminished. If
they did the evidence would be strong
that the water is dangerous. The po-
lice authorities are most commendable
for having made the investigations
they have in the matter.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

Hon. Thomas b. Reed hardly needed
to remind his former constituents that
he never trimmed a sail to catch a
passing breeze or ever few a doubtful
fiag.-Boston Journal
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

by a recent order of Judge Brad
ford, Of the United States Court, testi-
mony in the libel case of the steamer
Glenochil We. Hughes Bros. s & Bangs
has closed.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

The Weccacoe chemical engine ex-
tingmshed blaze Saturday. caused by
q gasoline stove in the house of Will
liam ODonnell, No. 222 North Jackson
street.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
NIGHT SCHOOL ro-NIGHr.

Tonight at 7.15 the 14th session of
Goldey College Night School begins.
Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic,
Typewrlting. etc, taught
by regular college faculty. Mainly in
dividual instruction; no classes; both
sexes. Cali this evening. TO 9.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
NJ INnERnO ~ OpERArInN-

Dr Edmund ID. Shortlidge this after
noon will perform an operation upon one
OF Policeman Michael Burns eyes. over
which a growth Is forming. Onicer Burns
was truck in The eye seine time ago with
a shot from q s!lns-shot In the hands OF a
bcy causing fhe above -msnconed growth.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
DELAWARE HOUSE.
SOLD.
IIocKEssIN

The Delaware House. situated at
TI0ckessin has been sold by the owner.
Patrick McGinniss, TO Michael McDon-
ough. Of this city, who will take posses
sion about November ]. This Is consid-
cred one of the best stands outside the
city OF Wilmington The consideration
was $500 Several days ago This property
was sold 10 John Gormiey Of Hockessln.
but because Of some condiuons Mr.. Germ
ley rspudiated the purchase
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Various Matters OF Interest
to Wilmington People.

All communications intended for inser-
ton In this column should be addressed 20
Society Editor, care Of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side OF the paper only.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
Grorinr snbauea.

DoIly-What makes you think Char.
lie isn't as gay as usual this season.
Madge-The band on his straw hat
has only four different colored ribbons
Y. Y. World.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
GYMNAsTIM OPFNED TODAY

To-day the v NJ. c. A. gymnasium
classes began work for the season. on
the third Thursday OF each month in
door athletic contests will be held,
which will be open to all members OF
the gymnasium
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
DOC RUN OVER.

About c O'Clock Saturday evening a
valuable dog belonging TO Prince
Mousley was run over and killed by q
Darby car at Twenty-second and Mar
ket streets.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
ALEXANDER's DE
NAL.

ro the Editor OF the Evening Journal
Sir; We would ask permission
through your columns to contradict the
statement in the Sunday Star which
quotes us as saying that should the
wo police captains be removed on
Monday evening next that Council
would proceed at once TO impeach
President Pyle, which is absolutely
false. AS far as Mr.. Pyle is concerned,
we suppose he is doing his duty accord
ing to the laws governing his office
AT least we presume so. and until
something is brought to the notice OF
Council to the contrary, Council would
have no action to take. Neither are
We setting ourselves up as prophets tC
tell what errors Mr.. Pyle may make. oi
what course City Council may pursue.
WILLIAM S. ALEXANDER,
President City Council.
MICHAEL f. CANNON.
, Chairman Accounts Committee.
Wilmington, October 2, 1899.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
FUNERAL OF MISS ALEXANDER.

4 ONEhAL VI Mioo ALEAANDEh.
The funeral Of Miss Edith Alexander
ook place from the christiana Church
afternoon. A large number
Of Miss Alexanders Wilmington
friends were in attendance, and the
hurch was crowded to the utmost. AT
er the casket had been borne up the
aisle Rev. James c. Hinkson, who was
.er former Sunday school teacher. paid
1, eloquent tribute to the memory OF
the deceased. Among the numerous
floral offerings was pillow from
Union NJ. e. Sunday school Inter
nent was made in the cemetery adloin.
ng the church.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

INJURED IN CYCLE ACCIDENT.
Miller Bailey, son Of James Bailey, Of
the Malleable Iron Company, was in
ured a few days ago by being thrown
rom a tandem, which he and his bro
ther were riding.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
DEWEY CELEBRATION AT WASH
INGTON. ID. G.

On account Of Dewey celebration at
Washington. October and 3, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets ON those dates
from Wilmington at rate of single fare
for the round trip, good to return until
October 4. inclusive.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTER's ORDER.

Registers Office,
New Castle County, Del. April "A, 1899.
Upon the application OF James II. Hof-
fecker, Jr., and John Savin Honecker.
administrators Of John w. Savin, late OF
wilmington hundred, In said county, de-
ceased VI is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrators afore--
said give notice Of granting OF
the estate OF the deceased,
with the date OF granting thereof by
causing Advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, In six of the most public places
Of the County OF New Castle. requiring
All persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide by
an aot of Assembly In such case made
and provided: and also cause the same to
be l~@>~ted within the same period In
the Evening Journal, a newspaper pub
lshed IN wilmington. Del. and to be con
tinued therein three weeks (c. o. ID
Given under the hand and seal Of
office OF the Register aforesaid At
Wilmington, IN New Castle County
III. 81 aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
CALVIN W. cRossAN
Register
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

II your system Is devitaiized
by disease or excessos we
can save you. Able special
lists study your case. We
sqid remedies 0ad appliance
on approval. Return az our
expense II not satisfactory.
We trust yoli ACnnr. &c
co n. fraud H.hiriorma.
ton under plain scal. free.
! &C., cUFfAL7, NY.
Evening journal., 1899-10-02

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
OF Administration were IN due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned on the
24th day OF April, A. D. 1899, and that
all persons having claims against the es-
tate OF the deceased must present ths
same duly attested. to the said adminis-
traitors, on or before the 24th day OF
April 1900, or abide the Act OF Assembly
in such case made and provided.
JAMES II. HOFFECKER, JR.,
JOHN EAVIN HOFFBCKER,,
Administrators.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
Smaapiuf.

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10000 Errstpnsel, ION itrar blsp an
brast / Gountpsts Battle. bpor oenns
6iItsart tripss. Sioite 6eit bI,p be
famine Bette pgiaa foripnst meo TO-
600 Grretpnsel fra 3 til 4 Sommtr
l1nes.
Ole Sooe, iom / lang lib bar
o1ret grsmier paa SrGnst mensm
Secoruh og Golmar, er MI forfrsms
met til aonouttsr paa ct 6rasttrGn
msism GaImar ps auitin.
Rr. Og mrs. ROsnsis / Weit
DEBORAH rsi'ts fprlsoen til Hp[Ia, y.
Dat, poa ct langere Sefsg.
Or. %. 8. 4sieIn sr reiit til
bass til S,rsus Sails, Winn., bpor
ban a9ter at pruttiisre ipm Sanolegs.
DIR. os hrs. 6. s. Sbompipn
CT hiemme paa Ssiss bps Mr. os mrs.
8. g. Sbompipn.
Daniel 2otprencs, ipm for nogl.
Gor 'iben fpttsos til WeSreecr, bIep
forIeosu bssrapet paa ben omeritanit,
GraopIoes / 0ecorob. !San bar en- al
gnsns sumls Ssttlsrs % boooe / 4
Var bGret Gountpclert.
5irit Ratiorol gant / 3homps
ion, Soma, buis qrsiiosnt sr 5reo.
S~hrmpion fra Sscprah, ital i Som.
rnsr cpf6rs en- ftpr % mpberns gdnt.
bpgning.
dprIeosn often bier Der giprt
Snbbrub ! Sohn Sims Sutit %
nosIs RsuoIoers % snips Ttiaalns.
-Rso. Satpb Gamer, fra 9unb,r
Gldptpn Co., Soma, bar / Snsoaoi
paa Berg bos 9aitpr :. 8. Souasn.
WutbiIoa @Iosrub, 9uttsr a
mrs. 9. 6. @lnsruo / glad !Summer
Minn., blsO / Wanboss inbFrspst ION
e!sb heb gruf. grsdenribses Secural
Snfituts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21

rem nu or cper. Den npe Spgnine
liaesr pto Sioen al 5unies eanor
Sabri, % sr al famine Stsrrsl'e,
9paninssn eies at Mr. Sidipu.
Miis 9urba arpeen % arrt
Sdritao blep Ggispiet ben 13oe aprtl
Of 5rcoSepmmer Spbn 6pitIep.
Den norfsluibsrHe airts pao
Charles Str. bapoe en- feitlig 5ilitel'
ming / airten 2prsbae Gften forrigt
Hoe, boor Der bldnot anoet blep Ieroes
ret see Cream" antdesli9 Tor
fsrits Sang / Gdr. Soften bar meset
pelInttet.
Ghriftian Rpperuo, Der bsos
fprleben Dag, bl,p begroUen fra 1T
Sicm, sos g. 81 Str. 2srbu9 Gfter,
mioode.
mrs. Gqo 9srietb bsoe Gsredg
/ lit Sjem 1921 5arndm Str. al Ia
ring. afoeps sftsrlaosr fig 9usbono
os 8 Bern.
Sulius Storterien % npgls
@enncr par uos paa Suffers 6drm
Ssroog, bpor be prspsoe en- Ytnulsrs
Rifle, ban bar baut meo fra Yorto
Rito. Som st 9spis pda, hpiItet
frnetsligt Stpoepauben BET er, tan
nGnnss, Of 8uolen git gjennem ct
GastrG 6 Sob og 2 2ommer / Sms
trsbs, aItiaa en- Diameter af % 3oms
msr iplib Ga. augIsn gil isiennsm
ubsn at foranbrss bet minoits.
Tlsrs Suie os llobuie brrncte
rsb ube peb 2o'sps goulepdrb Wdns
bag More.n.
- Gn Wanb tpm bib til 9pen for
Isoen Dag % iorie9te paa lere Stsoer
al blips tpit peruanite Selpoalere.
6an bier fun at msb TO Der / 8nen.
Z Wincna boobs ban pGret belbigere.
ba ban bapos bIspet AZ mso rs og alt
ida bapbs en- 5~ortisns'te at $45.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
Wfartin 2utber.

Spuo t1nbes puu Wartburgs Sino.
ct ems | ben buntle Ndt2 -
Spsm bolber iaa Tent b.rinbe
lin eniomme R%attspaet2 -
0ibite bu Borg, bpem bin 99gter er,
pioits bu Borg, bpor bin Dag er n9r
ub mob bet rsbmsnbe WorgenIfiGr
fang BIZ meb 9ddrens @inbe.
9srinoe bag Genens Stene
Der paoeer Bit Worgenbub,
Der brpoes en- Wono al.ne,
Der brpoes en- Wano mso - Cub.
9ibite ou Borg, boor bans Ssnner ites
pibite bu Borg, boor hans Sierte ftreg
pi't / ben srpenoe 0Gmrins bles
itulp oine samle Stene.
Sra Reost faa lpitis imuttsr
ben 29rte til Gang os Spill.
Do imiler ban lift os ilutter
% lutter lin 8ibel til.
9lRoe bin Sub, bu gdmle Borg!
0uosn er opps, % Hut bin Sorg.
Serreu Dor Sub, iau fat en Borg,
ienbte big - Murtin Sutber!
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
DecUrab py Snlegll.
Sen 2ooe gpriI 1898.
Mrs. CANTON afre.

ON bpis Orb "Detprap' VoIitn'
bapos IN libsR Gotits for en- Sio itotn,
maa rcgues mcS bIanot be sdinIs
stttlsrr ! gig Came. Gn Tort Ssrsi'
rina ON bsnOss Sin % 9ir,s piI OertOr
uosn 2pipI hare i'm Suisrssie.
mrs. Mlortba atrs, irot SaIpsrtto'
tom rto I'm Wanp Samiop Sonion
gtrs, til Gaming, Soma, i 1861. DC
too itror taft 9opaI pau oenns 6nrm,
be MI bar / QIsaiant Supnibip. 5 ut
9Eat,lab har D, bart II gsrn, 5 9uts
tn "a : gigsr. srs at Ssrn,ns oeos
icm SpGobrrn, en- at 9utterns. Nils
is gars @loercn. De sprigs S Ssrn
sr ,nonu iIjps os bar ale tlIitees pso
Wcosrsns S~tsrapslis. Den uloIt, al
Srunern,, Sobn. iom en- Sio frstosns
ttrsbt eutbtr Gpless, er MI GIepator'
b,tnrr Sbcrn, %. .. Gn al 0etrss
ne, M2aris, Ct gift pe boidt | giro So
Lamb, Minn. Gr onnsn SuIanns Dor
/ RinreoppIis. 0t sprise sr bjsmms
fortioer.
Mrs. SdmIon gtr. bar en- opri9ti9,
Iiosfrem iriiten Spinos, en- trofu't Sus
itru % Mooer. parmt int,rssicret
SUBS Rises Sag % inotiI for en- Sib
fiosn ct birtfomt Wsolsm at Spinos'
fprsnins,n / ben 9rsbs. bun bceoe. gun
bar I~,rontst / belle @iutsr, uosn at man
barb. trp,t BET ftuIos blipe Dsb,n. Men
,ftsr 9rssns uoiasn bar bet not iane'
fnnliet, Of BET bar Mapetrrft, bun Ieo
at. % aItiau ing,n lloFistH til Seerins.
GUN benton itils % bliot | Srotn paa
fin SrsIisr ben TIE apriI. ps iteosoes
tiIbpils pao airtsaaarben Der ben lite.
Srsmmfo,t bar taIrist % gap S.sn
pua ben 4ettIis, bun nso / Msrisbss
ben ps ben aiGrIiebso, mso bciltsn
bun bar al omfattst ale, ION tisnot.
benos.
iii gtaruosIisr msbts oaiaa en- So
fer Of ben Gfbros frem, mrs. qeters
ion fra Gmmstsburs, Soma. On ans
BEN Ssitsr, 9rifti. iOm I iensre lib
bar bapt 1T 6ism bos Samiun atrs.
pIsisos h,not iammsn mso ben Gloit,
Tuttsr, MI puu BET iibite. !Ssrrsn trsits
6omiIisn t SOrssn pa Itiente Dem
Gisnipnsts Glubs / Simm.Isn! G.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21

ftulbe jes ia 2pit til at beisge ben
Bart af @erbsn os fe be Steber, bpor
iaa mango lptt.lise Sase blep til'
bragt.
Oct bar Der, jss fpIbte nit 21be
gar, og min fsrits Stemmesipnins
fanbt Gteb / Mpnest. Seq nadeoe
Observation-Disclosures ben 1Sbe april
1853. Seq palgte iua at lars Sneps
fsrhaanopertet bog 4lfreo gearp pg
biaIp BAN at bpsse bet fsrite 9ns for
Som gearb, % ON Soften begnnote
hi at bpaae ct Sus for Winiam gedro,
bpiltet bolbt ps b~sIfiaftiset til ub paa
8interen. Weoens jeg bar Der - lea
er pmtrent iitter paa, at bet par I De-
cember - bar Der 8alg / Wfonset.
Oct bar bfoenbe tolot % cmtrent 10
CONNER Sre msb Stdre, pg Iltrec
gearb og ies git tilfocs til y'onss'
forat afaipe pore Stemmer ban
ftemte meo Bbisgsrne os leg meo Oes
mptrdterne. 9i bapbe me9en Wtoro,
mems hi pooeos igiennem Snesn ben
lanae @ci forat femme mob birtanoen,
men polititen> bar life ida beo ben
| 9ano ION MI, % beQeritte bar 5olt
Iaa tratilIte" Tom / pore 9age.
Sm nooet pigtt9t b9uote uos !
@erbsn / be 0age, iau bar NDbsoerne
berom nptIau qamle, inoen ri nj
bore npget ON bet, for Ri mndtte 9oa
lioe til 9opertp 9oint, nu Wloncnu,
for at bente pore p~ritIager."
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
DC meft ,oserne Maifiner.

De melt mobsrns af aIe Maftiner poa
9ssrsn sr WeGormits 5stmafttner; be
bar ftobis ale be npeite 6orbeoringsr os
eaar altib foran i ben Retntng. Wcs
gprmid er bet Glbiie Maftinfrmd / 8irt'
fombeb % bog bet melt mooerns / fine
Metbooer. Der sr en- fpeeiel Sornsislic
/ at eie en- Wcgormids Maitine; ben eier
en- Manb til en- lpttelis 8isber. San
psb, ban er paa ret 8ei, naar ban bar
foat ben beoite / 0.rben," bet pare Ii1
en- MeGormid ginber, Moper, Corn
Sarps'ier, Rate eller Soobers Sbrebber,
ollie Deb, at "Sbe geft in the Wprlb" er
ben Notto, iom bruees at WeGormid
Sorpeitins Mdfine 60. Gbicago, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21

tom oper en- Srpp al benz ilGot | Soibt
oa bGrenbe bpioe 6ldg. .. rocbt.:
"ameeo Gmeriedno." Bore Gutter tos
benz for ptnIisiinotoe SoIf. men iulgt.
BEN til 3oppen at en- gatte, bpor Der bar
en- aInnae al imaa Suie. Som be mas
eDe oicop, itprtepe be Snbfsbtel ia inD /
Sufene. bpor be blep ioripnet' meb 8.s
pGrtr og ammunition os dabnsoe en-
befiie Glib pdo bore 9utier, fom trdt Jig
tilbage til ct trn9eere Steo, iost be bog
belle 2iosn b.iporsos Sloen. .. brGbte
n Snbfsot, Tom bar iomm.t im.lem
BEN os 6orpoitsn og tos bans Mauiers
rife.
Derpua Isnbte be 8ub til Geiren fordt
unberrttte Sberiteu ON beres Sitting.
Sbsrt Stoti.nberg toa 5 aomponisr %
2 5slttanoner til Steoet os afisits fine
WRnb. Do Ri brep be Snofsots tiIbase,
bapos pi en- bel 8utdlis meb benz, buors
unoer en- aaptsin, en- 2sitndnt % IRE
Ntono al Dor affecting blsp iaaret. 8i
br9bte en- bel Del at Sniurgenterne og
iadrrbe mango Here. Dor Sberit cr en-
Taper Wano % dlls 8uttsrne tiIbeoer
bdnt. Oct er prRgtiet at babe en- mooi9
Gbef. Seq er meo BAN belle Sioen, bel
dn6rogt pda en- COB 9sit os IN Wt6lel'
Ian Suoel % foripnst meo en- SstsIcber,
iaa s ioritadr, ies er soot uoruitet.
Seq bar / Jormiobag oper til Sompdni
81" pa bcisote Rufus Otto Stsens
Ssn), RuIpb. Senrn os be andre Wuhoos
gutter. gns bar irifte, men uotrGttet
al Soerar6sibe. Dog bar be ans / beoite
Sumsr. st Telegram er nstop tomret
iii Rt9imsnists Sopsotparter ON, al
Dot cr aniommst fra Statsrne. Seq
bdabsr, bet bill brinss mig grep biemmes
fra; De sr ida interesfants og fnloer en-
msb Saab % GpIt. Dor fioite Yo'tod9
bar omtriug lobe 6ebruar. Seq iii ct
lan9t Srep fra Sur; bet bar pirteli9 in
tertsIunt; ban Ifriosr ON alt muligt. Seq
snIter, iee tunoe babe ct eller anoet I'M
tertsfant Npt at msloe Cher, men Der er
intet Rpt - unbtagsn npe Slagmdrtsr
p1 me 9rane.
Spanierne Der fan life ristig bli
enise mso Zig ielo ON, bpab be I.dl tro
ON os americdnps. De er meeet befs
li1e % LITTER paa Suttsn for bore SFis
cerer. 8i bar TO at benz iom WsoIems
mel at bort Regiment. en- / 9ompani %"
% en- / "W." De er tupre og i%tte[iz
genie Spre.
8eiret sr f~orfrrosligt pormt Der M;
peb Mibbugstio er bet neIten uubboloez
li9t. Sm Gftsrmibbugsn blir bet tisz
ligers, oa ON aftenen er bet rigtig bebds
aeliat. Rstop MI bar ri beilist Maans.
fin ON Rrtterne. 5 Rorses fra Slc,s
fen 2 til 5 bar ies uoe paa Retoenoies
ring meb Waipr Mulforb at bort Regi-
ment. @i bar opsr belle Gsnen % fanot
aft roligt.
Sermeb mao i.s flute. Saabsr, 5
bar mobtdget SotoeraFet al mig / iulp
Uniform Tom Regimsntal Gbief 8usIer,
til bpilten Sitting ieg blep ucn9pnt /
December. Se MI 8opnat. @io ieg
mart maa bore hos Cher!
Gbsrs Ssn os groosr
Sberon 8. Steen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-04-21
VI.
StnOentcrmarSh.

(Stubentermsbet pad WGrtburs 1Sot
Sttober 1919
8 Giienoh, ou gamle Stab
i Stosens Ginger forte,
paaen pp! paogn op! en- taGlss Scr
ftaar ino ao bine Yorte.
Sil 9auters Slang, til Gang os 8oao
meo 5lde pep Slug % Rdb i Rab,
al Spitlanbs Saab. BIZ gamls Stab,
itaar ino ao oine Porte!
Spao iuIer bel fra Munb til Wanb
pda Sangens itsrts 9tnger:
"@t irit, ct snist 5abreIanb,
Iaa langt fpm Sprpget tltng.r.
FRA Tedar pg til Wemels Stranb,
fra @lperne til til Rugens Sanb
ct frit, ct .niet SGbreldno,
fou lunat Icm Sproeet tlinser!' -
Z Silfe tlGct fra Sop til Sob
itaur giert os Climb os thinner.
ga aipen bilisr rob ION Blob
ira ole forte timber.
Men bit imoo bet Hare Sloa
Der tiger D~artbur9s Uture graz,
Der tiger Wartburg mob bet Sldu
meo fine bpre Wtinoer! -
epino inc! Ipins inb! o ltnebomsbGr,
iii 2utbers title aammer!
alt er ben fore Ssppins NOR,
Tom ener Sn1tlunbs Stammer.
Sil Yautsrs ps arompeters Slang,
til SIoe.ts Soroen p.b Stoun,
fal aeiiertronen bel ensang
aaa frsm at Blob ps 6Iammer!