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worth, she will IN the days to come,
when he turns Up his toes toward ttr
daisies. be in q position to vote him a
monument for the little he had done In
furthering this board of trade move
mcnt.
The committee OF seven named by
Chairman Quarter. was as follows: G.
a. LaushilR. W. Z. Stone. J. B. Mckee,
Samuel Rice. George E. House. Albert
schenk and John watcrhousc.
SIR. Peterson's motion to meet again
next Monday night was amended by
Mr.. Laughlln, 10 the effect that the mex,
meeting be held ut the cali OF the conf
mittee OF seven. The motion. as amend
cd. prevailed.
Mr.. House moved that the committee
be empowered to make the necessary
expenditures In getting the charter. etc.
The motion passed.
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-..ellar,s New necentlops.

Magician EelIar is soon to appear In
this city with an entertainment in
magic which, It is said. fairly outdoes
anything he has hitherto presented In
the east. The mere titles OF his great
Illusions give Il suggestion OF what may
be epected. In THE Mystery OF
LHassa,' he apparently suspends the
law OF gravItatI0n: princess Karmnk"
shows how living human bodies may be
sent through space with the rapidity OF
thought: ''The Gambling Ghost" ga
vors Of Il spoo'; that plays cards; THE
Growing Tree outclasses the famous
Hlndoo mango trick: Standardization
OF Men out Of Air" illustrates n weird
Mahatma idea: all these will be given.
with new prograr me of small magic.
ut the Opera Houke. Wednesday even
Ing. September &C.
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MANIFESTATION COMPANY.

The Macaulcy-Patton Company open
cd weeks engagement at the Grand
last night. to an immense audience.
which occupied every scat with several
hundred standing. The opening bill
was Sci Smith Russell's great success
Peaceful Valley" which was certainly
presented In an admirable manner
with special scenery and mn excellent
cast. Mr.. w. b. Patton's portrayal OF
"Hosea Howe" showed him TO be- n
character actor OF no mean ability. He
handled the part as though It was writ
ten for him. The balance OF the COM
pany IL uniformly strong and the spe-
claltles introduced between acts were
remarkably bright, clever and up-tO-
date. The performance rs whole was
one OF the best seen in this city in n
long time and We predict big weeks
business. The play to be presented ut
the matinee this afternoon is Royal
Rags; tonight. inside Tracked"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

One Of the strongest impressions
brought back from abroad by Mrs.
Fiske. was the striking difference be-
tween Italy and Switzerland in the
matter Of poverty and mendlcancy. The
railway that runs through the st. Goth
ard tunnel takes one from Italy, where
importantly Is endless. to Switzerland,
where II is practically unknown. An IL
Illustration was furnished to Mrs. Flske
In the loss In Switzerland. Just before
her departure for Italy on her return,
OF her handbag containing q purse.
She Informed n Swiss official OF the
loss. The rector OF the English church
OF the town being the only resident that
could speak English, acted rs interpre-
ter. II was promised that the lost ar
ticle would be found and forwarded to
Mrs. Fiske to an Italian address left by
her. Sure enough, she had hardly ar
rived at the destination In Italy before
the lost bag end purse, with contents
intact, were returned to her. Hercupon
Mrs. Fiske wrote to the English clergy
man. who had kindly acted as interpre-
ter for her TO arrange for giving n re-
ward to the finder. a reply came back
that the government attended to sueh
matters, giving to n finder 10 per cent
In value OF the article found. Mrs.
FIske had stated the value Of her lost
property, and thus the matter had been
attended to. Wishing TO show her ap-
probation OF the kindness OF, the clergy
man. Mrs. Fiske again wrote 10 him.
enclosing sum FER the poor OF his
parish" reply came TO this TO the
effect that there not only were no poor
In the clergyman's parish. but also that
there ware no paupers In Switzerland.
Upon Mrs. Fishes wish. however. the
sum was set apart by the clergyman 10
church fund which he had suggested
ms deserving. Travellers In Switzerland
no doubt have noted the absence Of beg
gars and appeals for charity In that
country. hut Il Is not probable that
many foreigners, though familiar with
other aspects Of that country, are
aware that 1t ls free even from the In
stitution OF Dauperism so common In
other lands.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Whceling'a
Progressive Neighbour.

The committees In charge OF the pic
mic to be given ut the fair grounds
next Saturday. have the arrangements
nearly perfected. An excellent race
programme mas been prepared, the
leading, feature of which Will be the
hose race between the Independents OF
this city and the Fulton team. The
latter will be given 4 handicap OF
twenty-five yards and the race should
be very close and exciting. Bicycle and
foot races have also been arranged,
which, Judging from the quality of the
The Mark Hanna club has received
an invitation 10 give 4 drill at the field
day 10 be held In Wheeling, probably
next week. The boys will be In excel
lent shape by that time and Will make q
good showing.
About twenty members Of the Uni
form Rank. knights OF Pythias, Of this
city, attended the banquet given by the
Bellaire knights last evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
byterian church will meet mt the par
lors OF the church Friday evening. and
all are requested TO be present.
Prof. and, Mrs. ]. w. SchoGcld re-
turned yesterday from Steubenvittc.
where they Were the guests OF friends
over Sunday.
a number Of the Uniforms of the
Mark Hanna club have arrived and the
remainder are expected In few days.
a meeting OF the Kings Daughters
was held last evening ut the residence
OF Mrs. S. J. Boyle, on Walnut street.
About u dozen people from this city
attended the Rennctt-Kennedy contest
at the Metropolitan club last evening.
Mrs. William Harvey. of Mt. Pleas.
ant, Is the guest for few days, of rel
atives In Clark's addition.
1t is rumorcd that n young society
belle OF this city and business man or
Bellnlrc are soon 10 wed.
The sixtccn-lnch guide mill Mt the
Aetnn-Standnrd will probably get start
cd this evening.
Mrs, Theresa Hart. OF Toronto was
calling on friends and relatives in the
city yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Dcvault has returned
from n months visit with relatives at
Chicago. q
Miss Eva Mqf0n, of smlthneld, was
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The Criminal Court.

Yesterday. In the criminal court.
Judge HuGus. In the case OF the state
VS.. George Day. the same jury was call
ed that acted In the trial OF William
Bl!Rco. on the snmc charge of theft.
Attorney Norris objected TO the jury
acting In this case. and the court sus-
tnlncd the objection, and the trial was
postponed.
Robert Richardson was sentenced TO
twenty-five days In jail Rnd given Il
fine OF S?5 and costs: William Chnpc,ln
was given one day In Jail; the motion
for n new trial In the case Of William
BlInco was withdrawn and he was
given ten days In Jail
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In Clerk Robertson,s Office.

Yesterday, In Clerk Robcrtson's office.
the following was recorded:
Deed made September 4. 1900. by ia
cob Berger and wife and others. to F.
B. Hall: consideration. $1,000: transfers
lots Is and l6 OF the Berger estate. Is
land.
Marriage licenses were issued. as fol-
lows:
Maurice d. Chandler. wldowcr. aged
thirty-efght, and Ida L. Miller, aged
thirty, OF Canton. o.
Frank WysoCkI, aged thIrty-two. md
Annie Bozenski. widow, aged thirty
two. OF Wheeling.
Two deeds OF trust were recorded.
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The Circuit Court.

Yesterday. In the circuit court. Judge
IIcrycy. the case of NJ. L. Davis VS.. Elm
Grove Coal Company. was continued 10
the next regular term Of court.
The following new citizens were quail
flied:
Julius Stuhl. native OF Germany.
Thomas Ellis. native OF Wales.
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School days are danger days for American girls.
Often physical collapse follows and it takes years to re-
cover the lost vitality. Sometimes it is never recovered
Perhaps she is overcarefu about keeping her feet
dy through careessness in this respect the monthly sick
ness is usually rendered very severe.
Then begin ailments which should be removed at once,
they will produce constant suffering. Headache, faint
ness slight vertigo pains in the back and on rregularty
loss of sleep and appetite tendency to avoid the society of
others symptoms indicating that womans archenemy
is at hand. 49,
This need not be SO mothers would have thought for
the physical condition of their daughters and see to it that
they have proper assistance. rs
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
helped many young girl this critical period With it
they have gone through their trials with courage and safety
With proper the young girl is safe from the peculiar
dangers of school and prepared for hearty
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THE increase In the sales OF Cooks
Imperial Extra Dry Champagne Ia
something enormous. Purity and su-
periorlty Will tell.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Mrs. w. S. Hutchins

Will give Instruction OH the Piano 20
n limited number ot,pupils ut her
residence, No. 80 Main street, COM
menclng tho first week In September.
Arrangements can be made by call
ins or through the mall, beSinnihS
Monday, September 5. =
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eral national gatherings, and he be-
lIeved that now the holding Of conven-
lions there had about served its pur-
pose. He gave particulars OF the meth
cd OF securing these gatherings, enter
tanning the visitors. etc. They proposed
in the future TO take such conventions
Us might come, but would not tax them
selves so greatly In furnishing enter
tainment Columbus, by its central
location. auditorium and hotel accom-
modatlons, ETC., is exccllently adapted
for such gatherings.
Excursions are brought into Column
bus, said Mr.. Bassell, and are engin-
ecred by the board OF trade. Every
outside dollar possible is sought for"
Wheeling, he said. would draw heavily
from eastern Ohio In any excursions
that might be arranged for.
The Columbus board OF trade was or
ganlzed many years ago. but for years
was inactive. and was more social
than public affair. II had been active
for the past three years, the member
ship being built up from 800 to 800.
Thousands OF dollars had been solicited
for public enterprises outside OF the -eg-
ular dues OF the organization.
Mr. b. W. Peterson said the Wheel
ing chamber OF commerce has done j
great work. though lily supported: its
record is good; 1t secured for ,yest Vir-
yinia the best credit laws in the Union:
other good work has been accomplished,
Including encouragement of river i'm
provemcnts. bu;. like NJ. Basel, he
believed that 4 board OF trade is bet
ter, and therefore moved 10 proceed 10
the organization OF the proposed board
OF trade. In this connection Mr.. Pc
terson highly complImnn,e,I rho prp,Im-
mary work by Ncssrs George s
I.aurhIIn and VIII E. Stone. ConcIud-
inr hn moypd tho opno,r,rnnt or com
mI,,aes
Mr. VIII e S,ore moaos,,v d,sc,,,m-
oil INV cr,d,, for what In had doro-th.
wor,, w,s no, don. hy tuo mo, r,or,
than dozer ha,, nor,,aa for ,ho or
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,r,da
M, s,,,,,rn o,a ,ha po,a..o, NO
,,or ,,,r r,ssa5 nnor,,.,u.,v
NJ po,srson viewed no ,n,o,,,,,,,,
Of ,no ,oI,ow,rr comn,,,,o,s.
IN ,,c,rnor,,,or
IN oors,,,r,Ion ,r1 hv-,ows
On org,n,z,tIon
On on,,oy,,o,, ., e,o-a,,rv
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III, ho,r,I =, fr,r-o nno,Irr
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Mrs. Camp writes about her Daughters Health.

"DEAR PINKHAM ~ write you about daughter 81
years old flowing all and has been for Rbo
three months The doctor does her tt good if thought
would have her try Lydia e. PnEEam's Vegetable Com
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the guest of friends in the city yesscr-

DAY. f"t 49,
Hon. Bentley Jones. OF SteubenvIllc.
was In the city yesterday. on business.
L. F. Dnumn, Of Pittsburgh. Is the
guest Of his parents on Center street.
Forty hours devotion will close ut
the st. Mary's church this morning.
Thomas Stanton went 10 SmIthljeld
yesterday. to attend the fair.
Quite a number from here will attend
the Smiihileld fair to-day.
a. ]. Smith was in Pittsburgh ycs,er-
day, on business.
spcnce-Basss' foundry was on yes
;crday.
IT'S folly to suffer from that horrl-
bic plague of the night. itching piles.
Doan's Ointment cures, quickly and
permanently. At any drug store. 50
cents.
ca @ToRrA.
S's, 4 l<l6zS7zZZ
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pOund, Dut v INT your HuVIce UelOfe BIC Degln5
its use have become very much alarmed about
her. as she is getting weak. am so anxious for her
to get wellr~ Ias. MATILDA a. CAMP, Manchester
Mill, Macon, Ga.
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Here is Her Second Letter.

"DEAR Mrs. PNKHAM:-It gives me great plea
sure to tell you Of the benefit my daughter has
received from Lydia E. Pinkham's Yege-.
table Compound. She was in a very low
ming the use of your medicine she began to mend,
and IL now able to be at her work. i feel very
thankful to you. and expect always to keep your
in my house. 1t is the best medicine ever knew.
theirs good. "-MRs. MATILDA 4. CAMP, Manchester
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02

arcp, bpor bet fan dntuses, at DC bar
ifirtlt 3inmanter.
Tesuben bomber oct, al Der MI pS on
itiGles 7iamantsr. 8ei melt bsnpiteo'
5ii bsitaar | Of Huge be foitbare Sfefie.
0aar Ell aafier er mistrrft Ior at bare
uofsrt benne Mtonsper, blir ban iplot
mep am%erifanlf Gtje, os bans uoielns
meIier Ombpsselis fitreret. getralisS
Mistanfen, itrafies ban meo mango
Nars Iueibus.
Soleet al 9iamattter til lolaroet or
iorbunoet meo fore 8iotlsIit9beoer.
@nbper Giamant, ipm bar ct S9rc. al
pper 1000 &r., blir npiastis beltreuet |
BERTH inorettebe Brotofoler, og fsrlt
taar ben bar bepiit fin Giebpnsret tor
ct balp Snes GmbeosmGno, faar man
ct 8epis for, at man CT fommet Grlts
til ben. 2pperi al iterre 8iamanter er
berfcr III en- Dpermaabe flor Slel'
beuheb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02
Kimberley.

Be beIeirebe &imberlp, ium 9urbMes
tbuen bibtil iorajrues bar 9iOrt be itgrs
ite N~nitrenselier Tor at unoiGtte, er en-
Yp paa $1,000 Snobpggere. Den ct
omsipet al magtise Sorboolbe, ipm
Observation-Disclosures / Sibens 2gb bar
optaitet. Siamanterne uooinbes nens
fla al en- blaa Sprbart, iom naar ben
er ppgrapet, mna tsrres al Solsn % MI
% oa ouergpoes meb 8ano, inbtil Sor-
ben er blepen iaa ifigr, at ben laber lig
imulore. Sa fsrit blir bet muliet at
life Siamanterne no. De Sorbpolbe,
ipm paa oenne Maabe er blepet ppbo.
bet omfrits gpen, bar en- @ienneminitss
bsibe al 40 Sob.
Zen elesanteits Del al ainberlp er
ben sitlise, bbOr 9iamantsS arpnsrns
bar ppfsrt fine Imrtfe meo Saper pm=
eiune 9ilaer.
Sper Dag mber frebslise Surbulb
aibulbes Der Rarfeo | 8pen us 3orpei
er ba opfplbt meo Sunoreber al Sosne.
Sa buer 8psn er foripenot meb 12-
16 Oyer, frembpber ben pibiitratte
Ylaos meo De mango Sunorebe Stube.
psbprb ct eienbommelist Sfue.
Ser fpmmer Sperne lanspeisfra met
fine Warfers Irobufter, Sapre, Spebe,
Ere, @rpniaser, Slomiter pip., Tom Be
ialaer til ublue Iriier.
aimberlep er meset rig paa airfer.
Spert entelt Relisiunsi bar i'm
8irfe, nosle turpelise us inraa, anbre-
Tom be fatbplIfe-itaielise us slimrenos
uoimpffet.
Suiene | &imberlep er n9iten ale up.
iprt af Sernblit % siort ct messt ubps.
selist Snbtrpf. s Reselen CT be fra
pperIt til nebsrit prermalet meb Retla.
mer. Orange Saber er urimelis brebe,
msoens andre til @iensielb er poerii
%iueure. Suiitterue fan maale lia mer
eubuer eurupaiit Storitabs % bet lam.
me fan Spieuerue, naar unbtases 90.
ueparelierne, Der er imupliee - til
Trobs for, at be fplter ira l4-1S ar.
pr. Hat.
& 9iamantminerne beitiaitises me-
item ubeluftsnoe Saiiere, ipm er unber
ben ltarpeite Sunirol. Suer sliien MAJ
be tlebe iis i~uloftanbis at o. nsane
paslere ct Stun, boor Spipnsmano I'M.
oerlsger ceres Saar, Srer % Msuno "a
o%perbopebet eiboert Steb paa oeres
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02
Sismarf on, Rruoer.

gn M~ebarbeiber peo "@6o be pdz
ris" bar bapt ct Snterpiep meo ben
betienote engelIte Statsmano Sir
CHARLES Ollie ON 0agens 8egipsnbss
Der. s Samtdlens SOB f%ortalte Str
CHARLES, at ban bldnot anoet engang
bapoe babt en- Samtule meo 9ismard
os tomplimenterebe bum Iom aarbun-
bets fsrite Statsmanb. "@a nsi", Ia
8ismard, "tro lite bet. 5or bet fsrits
bar Gaoour utpiliomt fienere, itarps
finbisere og mere b~iplomatif anlast
eno ies, og iua bar Ri en- Manb, fom
er itarters, p9~loieere og fluere eno
baope GaDOur og ies; benne Ranb
er 9raiipent 8ruser. San bar life
Iom jeg en- ~betpbelig Scr og ct mass
tist aeiisrrige bag fig. San er alsne
meo ct tibet 5olt at Splbater, Tom
oriper a~gerbrug, og bare peo tit Semi
tunoe ban bore os ulleIdmmen oper.
legen. Seq bar bdot SamtaIer mso
BAN ,hpori ban forblsFet mig" 5aas
piot Sismurd. 5or 1T eset 8ebtom.
menbe ubtalte Sir CHARLES Ollie, at
ban anfaa aruser for en- af be melt
fremrasenbe W9nb / bet lobe gar,
bunoreoe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02

Sdmfunb, fad bar be sdnfs piit psIad
bet for os, Tom falber os Sduses Snns
ODE, faofrsmt Ri bar nosst at leoe for.
5ur Ri lite bet, faa lab ps beG.re b..
ut andre arbeioer os arbeiber sobt, bet
er sIabeIist. !Ssiten sr for. ut an.
bre arbeiber ohsier imibIsrtib life os.
Guar cgiaa s ben | min 8insaarb.
&an pi peb bore 8oges gnoe faa ie en-
Sl9st omtrins os, bel ftittet os piGio
at toss fat paa ben Spgabe, Cub gar
os at lsie pod Sorben, fda Hal BET
bore en- peliisnet QftenelGbe for al.
tro 9rbeibsre. Sfal Ri faa ben, mac
hi benptte 9aeen, ps ie til at fad |
grus olIe Mibler os arafter, fom Sub
bar fat til Dor Raubiebeb.
Gr bet MI fda, at Stoler ubeirr en-
iaaban Del idu lab ps fad benz !
Sang baabe for imdu os fore. Cab
os forfremme benz, ftette benz os paags
oper benz.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02
Snle: % Nptaarsfort.

Gfteripsrsielen eftsr Suletort %
Hptdarstprt bar / England og iarlie
| 2onoon iaar p9ret operpRlbenbe
tor. Wlan regner, at boer Samilie
bar afienot siennemInitIis so Sort.
Hosle ienoer naturlisois lan9t f9rre,
men mango ienoer oper 300 Sort. Res
toroen bar bog piit en- 5amilie / Com
bon lat ifior, ibst ben afienbte 800
Sort. gn betienot sesner, Der bar
giort benne Genre til lin Speciulitst,
tjente ifior uper $500 peo i'm Dirt
iombeo.
SamIsre finbss Der 10 at aft, oa
5olt, Tom iamler paa Rptuarstort,
finbes osiaa. gnslanbersn Sonatbun
Sing bar bog uiit ben rissite Samling
paa bette Smraabe. Den 6eItaur al
TOO gino, % bisie inosbplOer 103, 900
fcritielige Sort.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02
Uorif Saline / Rrieen'
Zen tanie .'tapre Gam.

Tn pnsre Roremdnb, Der beltager
! arigsn poa Bpernes Sioe, ftriosr
bldnot onbet / ct prioatbrsp iii
"Jdrlsbera og 2aurpits amtstibens
be"s Reoattsr, at bDem grepifripersn
er en- garnoomspen:
albris bar bet norite Sprog tlinget
fod b%ottert. pe arbris bar norft Salme
bdarst Sub faa ipoelis frem for mig
iom aften.n for bet biooiss Slas psb
3useldfoben. Seq psb. at pu ituoier,
tj9re Ben; men iunbt er bet bog.
vi piote, at General Buffer dstebe
at rptte frem meo belle fin Stbrte.
Densang laa Ri | 2eir npget oper en-
norf Mil Norb for 5IOben. Saa
Tom Der plut felig Slbuo ON, at 2eiren
ftulbe br1bes, og Nari6 puabegpnbes.
8lotten bar ba pmtrent 6 ON Qftenen.
Seq tilbsrte bsire 5lst os pibit. life,
at ieg bapoe mere snb en- Stdnbinap
en- Spenife - oenne Ifbeling.
81. II ON Iftenen Communicates
Solot, og itrdr eftsr for S~roonnaneer
! ,aae Retninser pg communicable
"gsn". goerne iamlss life til gsn
pad Sld9marten / fore 8lpnser, men
henfaloer | ftiue, inberlig 4noast, os
nogle Wtinuter efter at Sroren bar uos
belt, laa 2sirsn / opb Stilbeb, ps / ben
parme lDie Sommernat Iuaes SuIener
al Sopeoer bsiet / 9sn til 6erren.
Wfdn oiofte, bpao man gift imsoe; man
fslte 5aren peo at msbes meb Gnglans
berneS !Sopeoitprfe.
Ou. miot | ben bpbeite Stilbeo, lob
Hart, lpoelis os sribenos giennem ans
oagten: "gor Sub ban er iua fait en-
Borg" On maa life ipsrse, bporban
ieg fslte bet. NorIt Pen bar albris
funnel opnaa at fibre ct iaabant Die
blif. Men at Cub bar nar, bet bibits
Ri, og ielp 8oerns, Der intst foritob,
bpieoe 5opeoet | Gnoagt; be fiente,
bet par Sub, fom Der Der raabtes paa.
Ger meget er bet life, nuur isg flyer, at
bette bar ben ftsrits 9sitiosituno /
nit 2ip.
!Soem Der fang Sulmen, peb i.o life.
San er Horomanb, er fommet oper
blanot umeritanIte 5ribiaige, 9aar
blanot Solbdterne fun unber Napnet
Sam og bar burbet SiInapnet "tdpre
Sam"; tbi ben llforfaroet6eb, ban
logger for 9asen, er eneitaaenoe. Der
bpiifes ON, at ban bar b9ret 21rer
eaer 9r9ft; men ingen beo bet. Seq
bar engang tiltdlt BAN / bet nprTte
Sprpg; men itisnt ban fang Salmsn
paa bet meft uomertebe NorTt, Iom fur,
en- Noromano fan 9isre bet, ioarebe
ban mig bog paa Gngelit.
San er taus os ~inbefluttet. &uu
naar bet eialber at gaa paa, "rbiter
ban Sorgen az, for Sorg maa ban
ban bore pda; bet tror Ri ale. Sra
bin Nat er ban blepen umuaoelig pps
pul9r.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02
Sarbari oe Pyfleri.
gjcrniierne giprnion iiOtaler zig ON
Grisen / SDb Afrifa.

pariierblabet "5igaro" bar inters
piefpet flere al Gurppas bersmte Wtano
ON arigen. 9isrnion bar blanot ans
bet ~ioaret:
gegipenbeoerne / Sranspaal er
en- Gore for be imaa Rationer. st
golf at 8snoer, pg | bet belle enbper
Ration, Der life fslger meb llopitltns
gen, bill dltio blioe betragtet iom en-
5inbring for aulturen, og bens Sils
pGrelie bill netpp uf ben 8runo bore
truet.
Sauleoes forflarss Spbibielien |
Gnglanb. Men bet er ingen unoItploz
ming for ben snselfte Rsgiering. gngs
lenpsrne bar enonu en- Sang bspiit
@erben, at be blanbt be idutalote cts
pilifereoe 5ulteflag uo9isr bet melt
barbarifte os bet meft bptleriite.
s bette %tran8paaIIte Spprssmadl
sr bet Dor Yligt at itile os puu be
entelte Gnglanoeres Sios, Der tjGmper
for Jreoen og for Retf9roigheoen.
Sab os fom unber 0repfusz QH9ren
banne en- 2iga, Der pmipGnoer belle
8eroen, lab os brenoemerfe Sdrbas
riet og unbsrgrape be Sturtes Snb@
Fsss:.fe, Der beguar be o9rite Stiano@
Tler | Gabrsldnoets og Religioners
Hdnn.
9ierniierne gjsrnion ubtaler oers
paa, at ban tror paa 0annelIen at en-
ipoafritanite Ssoeration unoer bet for
enepe apngeriges Yrptettiun, pg Ilutz
ter meb bisIe Orb:
apiierne foriitrer, at Drowning
9ictorid bar giort alt for at afb9rge
8rigsn. Nei, bun bar life giort alt,
Iad l9nge bum life bar foretruttet at
neblaggs Resieringen fremfpr at sjsre
fig til Meoifnlois / 'aa ffrettslig en-
Jorbrpoelfe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-02
Krone oe Ore.
Iettc WBntipittm cr 25 Nar gam.
melt | Noroen.

"8rones os Ore Spitsmst fetrebe
R%ptuarsoug i'm 25suurige geitausn,
icet man iioen life Sanuar 1875 tun
bar benpttet oenne Wpnt | 8unRurt
o9 Sperige, meoens man | Nprge fsrit
to aar fenere inofgrte ben.
0a Gonpentionen at 27oe Wai
1873 bebubebe ben nne Mpntsnbeb rp.
iteoe mango gamle Mennefter pad Soz
pseet peo Santen ON at afitaffe be
gope gamle &igsoalere.
Scr To- pg 20 aroneitptter Sub
tom / Smlsb, bapbe mai | Oanmart
peret bdnt til iom 8itlpmpnter at
b1pe Sreberids % Gbriitiunb'orer
bbis 89rbi bar ca. IA Ser. 76 Gre.