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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

.NoTr'E2 n
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Wheeling Railway Company Is
hereby called for the 9Th day OF December,
1900 at &c O'Clock a. nj. The place OF the
meeting VIII be the office OF the company.
National Exchange Bank building. Wheel
Ing, West Virginia By or,ler OF 4 ma
jority Of the Board OF Directors
W. a. SHIRLEY,
Oc29 Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22
RIVER NEWS.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES !

Parkcrsburg. CITY OF WHEELING. 20
p IN. IT,
Pittsburgh. AVALON. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. III
Pittsburgh. ..GREENWoOD. Ia. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD II 4. m.
Pittsburgh. CITY, OF WHEELING.
y. m. I.. 8"+ " trf y
stcubenvifie. r. NJ. IAYNE. ESQ p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 p. m. 4 Z
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pnrkersburg. AVALON, II n. m. 80.
SteubeHv!lle.. r. N. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22

"NEGLECTED colds make far grave
yards" DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps mon and women to n
happy. vigorous old ages,
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4 Il s. NEE;SB'ITT, Jr.,
phone 6I3 IT'S Market Street.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Suburban residence, eight rooms. with
every convenience, with half aero e;of
ground on electric car line. This place
cost the owner $4,000. Can DO bought
now Tor $1,000. Convenient to B. & o. 6nd
Chic River Stations. lll!f4 81 IN Il.
Dairy Farm, only n short distance from
the city. A. rare opportunity to enc who
l Fourteenth street residence, seven rooms
cost to be built for a short time, ls ca 81
Chapline street residence between Tven-
tieth and Twenty-second streets at less
Money; TO loan on property as low an flva
per cent on short notice. So j 3. q ~.
Remember me when your Fire Insurance
runs out. -lT.7r 81 ''f T-F7 TI1'TIf II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22
AGENTS WANTED.

dig PROFITS HANDLING LATEST
ID improved gasoline lamp: sells ut
sight; beats electricity; cheaper than kero-
sene; retail 500 up; Z different styles:
exclusive territory. STANDARD LAMP
CO.. Manufacturers, Chicago. ~ no3'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22
FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, SEARCHED and
Dried cents per pound,
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents pcr pound.
All hand work anished 10 ccnts
per pound. At LUTz BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22

y GOOD supper and concert nj the
Y. NJ. C. A. Thursday evening"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22
MALE HELP WANTED.

fC0OO-GUARANTEED YEARLY
DOSbO salary, expenses and extra
commissions. Men and women OF good
address TO appoint agents for US. New
brilliant lines: permanent POSITIONS; old
STAFFORD PRESS CO.. New Haven.
Conn. .f--'H s-t1 allrar nos
'G1 0|sTRA1GHT BONA FtDE
% i - weekly salary paid direct from
o!ilce; expenses extra commissions. ca
pablo men and women TO represent us
appointing agents: rapid promotion and
Increase salary. New brilliant lines
N-sL .- .a-a. SO. -asE. E-. ocl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22

vIlle.Es Both parties are residents OF
Martins Ferry. 4, < n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22
....FOR SALE. !.

Z T-A1 .t.,iI'ssss s,igls
Property 1000 Chapllne street. ono Of tho
best locations In the city for NJ. D. i.'t !.
Property, III and lib Fourteenth street;
substantial investment. .
! Property 1O3, 105 and 1o7 Thirty-thtrd
street: Will pay 1915 clear. and easy:
+, S-roomed dwelling 16S North Front street,
lot 5Ox4O. $500. You could not build d
condition. ~, - jfI'' -
SURETY BONDS FDRNIsHEp. .iA
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resided in Wheeling. Is now an inmate
OF the Soldiers Home. at Dayton,

Miss Eliza Carmichael has accepted
position rs music teacher in the
New Cumberland schools. and Will as
sumo the duties OF the position Monday
next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22
L. A. ROLF,

Successor to Rolf & Zane. No. 80 Fnur-
teenth Street. Once Phone 5ss- Residence
Phone G. Elm Grove. l2lss,..r ~. rs.
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WANTED.

yITANTED-A PLACE AS CHEZ OR
w second cook: can give good refer
ence. Address CHEF, care 1ntelligenccr
.offire F#|affE ~ rs.F : .#.Ia o. % HnD71s n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-22

IITANTED-oNE OR TWO ROOMS.
w furnished complete for light house,
keeping; near business centre preferred.
Address ROOM, cure Intelligencer Office.
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SURETY BONDS EuRNIsHEp.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
A MASSACRE.
VESSELS CAPTAIN AND CREW
KILLED AND EATEN.
(By Telegraph to Virginian. Pilot,

(By Telegraph to Virginian Pilot)
Victoria. B. c., Jan. 26.-Details have
been received here per steamer Milo
vera, from Sidney, of the killing of the
captain and crew Of the schooner Mix
amarra, on one of the islands Of the
Admiralty group, by the natives. 1t is
said that all of the victims were eaten.
The Nikamarra was owned by IL. T..
Forsythe, and had left New Britain
early in October OH her trading cruise
to the Admiralty. On arrival there shc
was boarded by q number of the ma
tives, with whom Captain Blythe was
unexpectedly doing business, hen he
was set upon by his trcacherous Gus
toners and killed, his fate being shared
by the mate and six New Zealand ma
tives. all of whom We're cut and hacked
with knives and tomahawks. The ma
tives then plundered the vessel.
Nothing was known of the killing un-
til some time afterwards, when Mr..
Forsythe arrived on the scene with his
other schooner, the Niagara He was
accompanied by Messrs. Bullock and
Douroney, and they, too, were set upon
by the natives from ambush as the
white men rowed shorewards, using the
rifles from the Nikamarra.
Bullock was badly wounded with n
shot through the thigh but the boat
party regained The Niagara. which, with
her gas engine. reached open waters
An expedition TO revenge the massa-
ere has set out from New Britain.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
]. PRESLEY BARRETT.
Norfolk, Va. Jan. 26. 1900
Toll Roads.
Editor VirgInian-Pilot:

Editor FfrBlnlan-PllOt:
The alleged answer of "Ouray' wan
dere far from the practical question
raised by Progress" namely, whether
the county of Princess Anne could be
depended upon to give the public as
good roads as=those built by private en-
terprise.
Kindly allow me. therefore. to cite
parallel samples OF the two systems
being equally important thoroughfares,
and over similar ground: the only i'm
portant difference being that the coun-
.ty has had many generations longer to
work in.
OF the two roads referred to, one is
the new shell road northward from the
Monkey House; the other is the White
house road leading to Little Creek.
Let conway" and "Ouray" leave the
despised toll road and attempt the
Whitehouse route after n good Princess
Anne rain. After doing justice to the
facts by suitable language they would
like to progress backward"
Then, in comparing the two routes to
Little Greek, it would be natural for
them to wonder why one road is so
much straighter than the other, and
why the advantage in time saving
should always be on the side of the pri-
vate enterprises, and whether the coun-
ty had ever been known to originate a
short cut to town. On the subject OF
grading, too, they would be In n ripe
frame of mind to question whether the
time-honored county practice OF put
ting ditch banks on the sides, so as TO
form canals to travel in down the CEN
tres would ever have been in any
measure corrected if it had not been for
the object lessons given by the turnpike
companies.
Everyone knows that the road taxes
furnish hardly enough money to save
the county from damage suits. Fifty
times as much under political manage
ment would not bring the roads up to
a first-class condition. True progress
all over the country Is demanding good
roads and competent experts in charge.
County management means wnsteful
incompetence. favoritism. and wretched
average results. "Ouray' wants more
OF 1t. He Is therefore preaching a mere
gospel of mud. And IL his friend
conway" wants to have any good roads
In the county on clay he might we'll
anont some more practical prophet to
| speak for him.
PROGRESS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27

prisoners moved back in small detach-
ments In mountains. enemy dispersed
and greater part believed to be seeking
homes at Tayabas. Found record dated
18th instant, saying eleven American
prisoners leave tomorrow: know not
to what place; Hayes casualties one
Killed, three mortally wounded, two
slightly wounded. OTIS
PRISONERS RETURN TO SPAIN.
Washington. Jan. 26.-The progress of
the movement inaugurated about three
months ago towards the re4nrn to
Spain OF the prisoners released from
the Fllipinos is reported by General
Otis in the following cablegram re-
ceived at the War Department to-day:
Manila, Jan. 26.-Released Spanish
prisoners. "A officers, 1000 enlisted men,
% civilian officials, 81 wives and IS
children, We're furnished transportation
to Spain yesterday"
HEMP PORTS OCCUPIED.
Washington, Jan 26.-General Otis
cabled the War Department to-day as
follows:
Manila, Jan. 2G.-Nobbe's troop oc-
cupy the hemp ports of Sorsogon. Don
sol. Bulan. ,Albay and Legaspie. South
eastern Luzon, Virac Island, Catand-
uanes; will probably occupy the ports
of Calbayec. Cathbalosnn and Taclc-
ban, on the islands of Samar and Leyte,
before tomorrow evening; no OPPOSE
ton except at Legaspie. where eight
hundred insurgents, strongly entrench-
ed. under Chinese General Powah,
made stubborn resistance. Troops
landed under protection of guns OF
Nashville. which hercsly bombarded
Notifications at close range. Enemy's
loss over 90 killed or mortally wounded
2S killed at Bridgehcad at almost hand
to- hand encounter. refusing to surren-
der. Our casualties: Captain Bradley
Hancock, Quartermaster Volunteers,
aide to Kohbe, wounded in hand. six
men. including one sailor on Nashville
slightly wounded. These ports contain
great quantity of hemp ready for ship
ment. and will be open on Goth instant
"OTIS"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
Railway Photographers Complain
(By Telegraph to Pilot,

(By Telegraph to Virglnian- Pilot)
Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 26.-The agents
and operators of the Southern railway
have received no response to their tel
egram sent last night to General SUI
perintendent Barrett, at Washington,
asking for an adjustment of alleged
grievances. They desired certain In
creases of pay at some stations. rules
governing the employment of men,
shorter hours and pay for overtime and
recognition as collective body, They
claim they are the only branch OF the
service not benefited by the restoration
OF the cut of 10 per cent. made several
years ago. II no response Is received
from Mr.. Barrett tomorrow morning
q telegram will be sent General Mana
ger Cannon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
J FROM PACE FIVE TELEGRAPH CONTINUED FR0l

experience and emotions and estab-
fishes 1t upon the rock of Christ Jesus"
That is true, and with this fact is
thrown in, as If for good measure, the
blessed experience, one of the Fathers
richest gifts to the believer
6. Again, with much force. he says:
st places the honor Of 1t where 1t
belongs: not as q reward to human
effort. but to Jesus Christ, in whom we
stand complete. What I am I owe to
Him alone"
To this strong statement I say amen
With all my heart.
DR.. Halls Illustration OF the poor girl.
who married a milllonaire's son. shows
just what I teach is done for the be-
liever in sanctiflcation.
z. And lastly, DR.. Hall strikes a vital
point when he says:
But some say they cannot under
stand how tho Righteousness of Christ
can become theirs. Just as the merits
of the atmosphere becomes theirs. We
are saved not by our good works, but
by what Christ did for u.s.
That is good sanctifcation truth
through and through, and I feel quite
sure that all truly sanctlfied people will
heartily join DR.. Hall in saying he
wishes only the Righteousness of Christ.
Amen again and again, for all human
Righteousness is filthy, rags.
In closing let me SAY your reporter
was misinformed when. in Tuesdays
issue, he reported me rs having said
Sunday night that "sanctification is
separate from regeneration and should
not be considered part of it," hold
that regeneration and sanctification are
two parts. making full salvation in
Christ, both being necessary to q COM
plete work. So far as know. one is
as important as the other. for both cen
tire in Christ and both reach the be-
lever.
J. PRESLEY BARRETT.
NnrfollS Va Ian Of 1Qnn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
Chinese Emperor's Application
CBy Telegraph to Vlrginian- Pilot. :,

(By Telegraph to Vlrginian- Plot)
London. Jan. 27.-The Shanghai CORE
spondent of the Times says: \ petit
ton was forwarded by telegram to
Pekin to-day signed by 1.200 represent
tatives OF local Chinese merchants and
gentry, begging the princes and Min
listers OF the Tsung Ii Yamen to urge
the Emperor 10 reconsider his abdica-
ton and to revOke the edict
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
PEOPLES FORUM.

NoTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties, classes. per-
sons. views and capacities. the Yir-
ginian-Pilot is responsible for none
OF the statements nor opinions ex-
pressed therein, nor for the style in
which they are set forth, The ignorant
and uneducatcd shall he heard here
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-27
wATsoN's REPORT.

Washington, Jan. 26.-General Otis
report of yesterdays movements In the
campaign in Luzon are as follows:
Manila, Jan. 26.-Iiayes' cavalry re-
ported at Santa Cruz drove enemy out
OF Luzona Tayabas and adjacent
towns; rescued twenty Spanish prison.
ers and five women. Other Spanish
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05
Or Gronie oanif?

pao ct. .oelena iipber Qfritas
Sepe, ben tapre General Gronis, iom
Tange meo fine Wano.
Spboloet 1tdl bore / bsi Grab ubss
ba9eIigt, og ben snselite Rsgjsring bar
beitemt, at Der life ital Ienoes flere
Sanger til Rapoleonseen
Gn oanit MaItinmsiter, Der nplis
er hiemtommet fra en- 4fritatur, iors
teaer fslgsnoe ON ben Sumtale, ban
| Sourenco Warquss bar bapt meo en-
engeIit officer:
9i laa ! 2ourenco Warques, bpps
ri uoitibeDe 5000 MuloDr, Der ituloe
bruaes at GGgl9nperns paa MarIaen
9jennem bet portugiiiite Oiitrist.
SelofeIgelig bar Srisen Sagens itaas
enoe Samtaleemne, os leiIigbeosois
tom jss til at tale mso en- officer ON
ben fungne Gsnerdl Grpnie.
9an er en- al 9eres 2anosmGno.
iasbe ben sngelits OFFICER. !San et
tpmmet til 9psrne fra 0unmart. Sans
pprinbelige Rapn er Grone, og en- al
bans Slagtninge Ital hdpe o1ret pos
Iitioirettsr / &isbenbdDn.
6ersiter Ifulbe ben tdpre General
Gronje altIau p9re at oanIt Sertomlt
og / SlGgt meo Den beticnote SrganIs
iator at a~jsbenbaons politi.
&Dnbige golf mener, at Der tan
bore Muligbeo for, at ben fangne
gptrpFicer er en- SIN al Gtatsrdds
oens 8rooer, 5orpagter Grone pau
"Gngelbolm."
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

pN Spnoos, anIe bet for Dor Rlios
piisf at prGotts ben btmmelfarne .ari.
llus % oeroeo bepiie Dor 9at til Gun
1or Den ltOre Raape, at pi bar bans
gre pun % rent. Oe ber ifal inoeu
S~trsnslSReO tunne tjene til unotnlt,
r'Il9, '1gsn UFo0gan9 sigrs os f~uriaote.
5 Sl9peo mso 0iicipIsne ItuIos ri ooo
uo ~dleossns fuiot forpisieoe ON, at
9srren OllOe drbeioe meo, ION Fan
9lprpe apcitslens 0ags.
efter 8uostieneIten uonapnte ssorz
mano 9alOorien en- miolertiOia fuIos
nd9tstomite, bsituaenoe al BAIT. Rpo,
% Sletell o8 &epr9isntuntsn fra Nortn
Va Grosie, Wis. SsrmeO afiIutteOss
neutrality-suspicious..
eftermloOdgSiesIiOn begpnots ST.
ESQ. WeOst oubneoes meo g(uooot
oso Jorndno 6dlOorien. 9eb Iopnez
opraab tanot Setret1ren, Bait. apoae
le, at 80 ltemmeberettigeoe greiter bar
ttllteOe forunen en- Del al Sonopens
1faaei1oe Utsolemmer. 6ulomaatstomiz
teen rdpportsrebe 81 retmesiig palats
SeIe9dter n9rp9renoe. 9aa .Spmi.
teens S1oitiltn9 bIeD oisis optagne Ium
ltemmsberettigeoe oeO Mpoet. Ru en-
tl9reoe 6ormaroen Spnooemgoet or
9arllerst Den treenige SUBS Hapn.
6rloma9ttomiteen blep Derpoo err
tlaret permanent, % JprmanOen fif /
Spord9 at uDnaOne 6i9lpeIetretGrer.
Oisie bIeO Pditorerne 3. G.. Reoue.
g. :. geque. G6r. 8eftul, 8. \.
apale, 9enorids % @aaer.
6ormano 6aIoorisn % 5auesTors
mann Soren opIGite M fine Snoberet.
ntn9sr. Disie trpttes 10 / lin 0el6eo /
Spnoodlberetningen. vi Snteresie fan
Oct Dog o0re at merte fig iglgenDe itatis
title DpipSningtr, 6snteoe FRA Scr
mani 6alOoriens SpObersIninQ: an
pen GitIige 0iitritt er Der nu II gres
tier | Girtipmbeo; Msnigbeoernes sul
er 2O7, lpordf Dog tun 1O5 er iprmelt
opta9ne / Spnooen. De Idmleoe Sic
Iaantal ale oisie Wenigbsoer uooier
for Stoen ca. $4,000, % NntaQet al
tonirmsreoe Weolsmmer $4,000.
IJfsns Der er 9 Breiter, ION / De Iioite to
aar bar neolagt i'm @irtIombeo / Zits
lt9e 8iitritt, idd er Der u YreIter, ION
bar opta9et Nrbeioet / peres Steo. II
atrtsr er / oenne Sio bIspne inouieoe.
lldgtet Der ian Orre mangt og megst til
bugs at snite, idn betegner bog SDrmuno
6alpprien be iiSite 2 gtar ION en- 5ip,
Du "4nrbsinst inosn 0iitrittets Weniqs
tNcsr | bet itore o9 beletaset bar giort
6remgang."
Sil at 1iennsmgld iyormGnoenes
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05
Darts eamle Slas.
Gn Soma Soloat bar bet 6Ias. JON
ban ielu bette / Gplumbin. g. Is.

Glbora, Soma, 28pe Mai. - SEQ.
W. Dart, ben Mano, ION beiite
Stjernsrns os Stribsrns paa Spoitdtss
forbunbets aapitpl / Golumbio. 9. g.,
os iaaleoes i 8irtelisbeoen tunosicroe
Torbunosts enpeIise Galb, sr GeA /
Solpatsrtsmmst i Marihaatopn /
benne Stat.
DIR. Dart, Tom tiblisere bosoe /
attioa, q. g., buerpsDe fig / Clinton,
Sopa. 1861 i aOmpani "@", 1919
encouragement, ct af ben beremte
Grpderbrisaoes Hegimenter. Sans
Sjeneitstio uoleb peo 0idsburg, Wisi.,
/ December 1863. San bDerpeOe zig
itrar puanp iom aorppral o9 titnte til
24be Suli 1865.
Dart bar 5aneoaet / 13n Sopa
pda Sbermans napntunoi9e Wiarih til
Sapet. Oa 5ropperne nGrmeoe Jig
Sorbunoets Sppepitup, git Dart, leos
FACET al Hegimsntets Sber'tIeitnant
og npgle faa andre, inb / Go.umbia's
llbtant meb flppenDe Jlag. 8aoerne
bar tantet at Sorbunbsiplbater, iarlig
Spoens 8aoaleritrupper, ION / 0agss
big baooe pentet paa en- Storm pda
9nen. pa Rem file Ifbeling llnionis
tier bite zig, troebe 5prbunostrops
perne, at belle llnionsarmeen matte
pGre / Rarbeeen, og flpgteoe ! 0ui ps
5ait % 'terIte llprben. 9eo 8upitos
let git 8art forbi 8dsten % git belt
op til Suset, bpOr ban BETTE Stiers
nerne os Striberne op paa Stungsn
pda Suget.
Darts 9ebrift bar en- frentr9oenoe
Blaos / Sernesieearmeens 4nnaler.
boor BEN omtales iom en- al De meIt
9limrenbe | Selttpget.
glanot fine Grirorinaer letter Wr.
Dart itor Bris pdd en- lioen fdlmet
aluo, bDilfet er alt, Iom er igien al
bet Banner, Iom bin itraalenoe Mais
morgen bleo bruet / Columbia. Oct
tom / bans 9sIi6belie gjsnnem 8enez
rulabiutant George Batter, ION itpreoe
Sotpas militGre Speratipner unoer
gprgerfrigen. Dart flyer. at Fan pil
life bortbntte ben lille falmeoe Silfes
itump for ben beoite sSdrm / Sopa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05
Si0lig aoc.
to Wlinionsr @ur dntager man

"Sm TO Milioner Qur dntager man,
at Soroen pil bare ~foroanOlet til Ell
Ssflump", Ia Naturforitsren.
ga iaa". ~IOdreoe ben prattiife poiis
titer; "oa er Sammunp Ianoeli9 tioll3
uoe."
Nsp Dort er en- pigtig plet al Sors
ben, og ben bar 5ammdnp uuereoe /
2ommen. Rsiten mau bet Oere let at
unoerlGgge iig, man bar Iaa lang 8io
at sjers paa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

5nooeretningsr Oolstss en- apmu. az
I, oeitaasnoe at pcitor.rne Gbriitopbers
zen, .. Soobs, W. 1borisn % Hspras
lentdnterns 5pten % S0ascn.
2ioen ion Sesiionerne i~diiattes til
ira 3l. 8 til IL JOrmiooas os 2,3o til
$50 gftermiboaa.
Heten al Gftermiebogsn blsp ans
oenpt til 2ereforbanAinser. lyor.
mano 9dlooritn r.ferereoe oper 5ss
mdet: "Gn triiten Dlsnisbeos Opsaos
r'eo l9rlis Senblit paa ben rette Mlas
Dc FOR ben entelte triiten oS for Menigs
bsOen al mgOe Settsrsrs pad." Gfter
en- ortenterenoe SnbIsonins, irsmlasos
Hefersntsn fslgenoe Sutier, Iom bleo
logte til Sruno for 5orbanolinserns.
Salts |. Def er ben triitne M,nias
9sos GpgoOs, at fremms 9ups 9gre "a
bsforore @uos Riges Spbpgselie o.
uobreoelie.
Sdts 2. Gil ben Gnbe nlaa Weniaz
bsOen betlenos Oe uobrepe ben Ianos 3ro
os 29re rg fere ct 2io, Tom sr / Sperz
ensItemmelis bermeo.
Sats 3. 5oroi falit Sro os Gore
trGntsr 8uos 2Gre os itaoer GUS
Hige, cg Oerfor maa Wenigbeoen CO
ben enteIte triiten traDe pp berimoo Of
I'm muli9t binore iaabunt / at Ida llos
breOelie og 5remguns.
Sats A. Bore 8aaben / Gdmpen
mob 9ilofarelie og Ssttp9ien llGa life
bore oeroslige tIsr tjeosligs, men
danoelige, nemlig Subs Orb. 2rosn og
Sennen.
Sats 5. SUBS Orb lerer ps, at ri
'tdl: y itp De falite 29rere, ~ ior
oeres falIte 2areres StpIo; o. fpro;
DE- Inlet 9alo far til al pr9oite for os;
p iormdne TEN CO doodre lnpye for
benz, naar Inleonlng aio"s.
Sats 6. Ter maa / MteniebeDsrre
orlpes flittig pdu meo SUBS Oros rette
prGOtten pg llnosrpisning, Torat
SGnot2oen fan blipe bef9Itet / 6ierz
terne mob al Siags YilOiareIIe: AZ /
&irten pso fittis praoiten, adtstiius
ton oS ungOommens ~grunoige 5orz
bersoeIie til &Onfirmdtion; b / Stpz
len oso 9ernens8 grunoi9e unoerpisz
ming ! &ri't2noom CO peo osn tonfirmez
reoe lngoOms Sporagslie % llooan=
nelie ped e9te lltherlts 9siIto!er; q /
Sjemnet PED flittig 8rug at SUBS
Orb % 2G8ning al iunoe % CODE Sss
ger og Strifter." G6r. s..
C6prtiettes.)
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

JoI, mso fslaenoe Orb: Seq britter
ct Slas msb mine norite Girftsr !
anlscnins al ben Jeit, Tom / Dag feis
req / ale Rorses gpsoer, os ies sr
p~oerbspiit ON. at mine ipenite Giaiter
sisrns forener iis meb mig for at
brittle ben Staal, fom iss nu uobrins
ger, nsmlis Staalen for Rorse os bet
ncrite Jclts 2ptte % 5rsmsans."
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05

5~vnocemsoe.
s., bet cHlise Siitrifts
sf1lls r,e citre aoibfOnons.
nth. airtetiOenoe.'

qutD. airtetiOenOe.'l
,se,, 2fftritt 4otoss SpnoSs'
W. .aa gtre soi4tonons . Yas
r. &. Mfaos prastiss a'rte,
ss,o,t ! zen prdttiite amsr'.
nso 2aarnet pad 9lprnsi
unOsr 9aornfOo'n. al@
.fgi,, f~nobefutter SraoItettos
~, Dst m~opfatte Qjerne. 5
a.,, f,r man ct uattert Wsaleri,
'-4aa Stfns % pc TO 0ticipls
esr ii emmauS. StOlsne er
kI';, N 6a@lotirtsI iaa at preDls
h = satts meO ast4'O tan oddOs
\. s,r,s at als. 0rgslst % Sang
kar east qlaos 'pps paa g lonl ,
| ossfpnten, ben lamms, lOm !
imutf oreitt, % poleret Sub
n. "a, sto par ganits / Still meO
.,+rslias Qo8tirtc. 0snns itOO
y. Ma famine Steo iom ben patre
|.,.nrls rps atrte MI itdar paa.
,,n,oss gItlige 3iitritts PRE-
9srsitntantsr til bet 16oe orr
Snooemroe pua &riiti Sim
E,sesa. an 24os Mai 1900. Bel
FL aarfist % Stsost al biitorilt
for mango. Gn aniellg 6orz
r., mr ia o9iaa tiliteoe, Da DSes
IA. 10 Gormjooas oabnsoes meo
[rn.fs. Yait. gitjGruO praot=
| ~, 9ag,n5 Spangelium. Pait.
4. irrst,soe QItertieneitsn. S en-
4 mn fmoiq 9r3oiten, fremboIot
[~,ssrtrl, at 8laos, inoerlig og
|, Slab, ftaLos onrs 8ruuoitsnsn
6srttr oto 5hufommelien al
n 6nnmdidrt. adridssn BERTH
| nd nn enc Sioe, 8spioitbeoen
! srisuns 5sier oNr bore 5ienDer
ryfaioc OptdgeIIe / Serltsbeo;
Nm anNn 5ibe SUBS frie Naaoe,
! gp1ngdiet tiIbpoes ale Wen
h. 9sraGf frembppeoe Preoi
NJ aniwr, ION Goungeliet 10
MI ia. Coerfor os IeIO bar Ri
I'M ri fortaiter Goan9e!lst, h.
b INIT mere trGper e1pO, at oi Hal
*. men taiqt tilfsier, at "buo,
is trr, nal blipe forbsmt."
gtrotn bar Ri Qnipar, ON ri
lin, amo oi foruuur for at uo
\ gNnRIie Oa oog 8uo bar opers
z os at Jorge oerfor. SGrlio
III Vi, iom W}soIemtner al ben nor
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-05
Torges 0rnnolopsoaa.

Sra Stpdbolm meboeles, at aronz
prinsz 8egenten peo lit Sufel Den 17be
mai uobraste en- Staal for bet norife