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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17
GmaapIuf.

- Mrs. S. @oies reiite 2erbog
III Glibfuie.
aOnofat 9errp Sobnion ira
@rano Sorts fom | SnSoogS bicm
paa nogIe 0opeS 9eis9 i Sieutmet.
- Rr. og Mrs. ). ". Goubnep
fom 9sroog til Derorab ira 2afefieEo,
&inn.. for at beisoe SIegt og Ben.
rer.
-@rS. 9. 2. Gale og benOrs TO
9stre reiite Rauboa for at beisge
S~lGgfuiuge os 8euner | ct. Saul og
Rimpnpolis.
-1frs. G. u. SIion % beroeS
@srn reifte EtrSba9 tiIboge til Ntl.
ton q. DAT, efter ct l9ngere Seisg
Dos Ders. u. ReIiou.
gers. 6. q. @ingitoS reiite Scr.
6agstiIbose III gscrtbTeIn. Wtinu., ei.
ter fere Tigers @eisg hos i'm WoSer,
Ders. Rnrp auberiou.
-9etprl0 oIaug ira @runb Sorts,
81. 0ufy JONI en- llges Sio har oGret
/ 8eisg hos s. Z gIeItnS poo 8oib.
ingtou Srairie, reiite biem Ianooe.
%. 6, ellington fra aenictt,
ReoIetu al 8ourS OF S%uperpiiorS I
@ortb @ourtp, reiitc @uuSuo bie1n
eiter at babe beisgt I'm 9rooer, g..
ellington SisbIaro Sopuibip.
-Gr. u. 3. Stpc5pp bapbe iiSite
llge Seieg of fine 5orpLSre, @tr. 90
aRrS. 9. @. SpescD ira 5priuefieIp,
Ro. De reiite StrsSog iii Canton,
gtirn- for at bcisge en- onoen Ssn,
ion bor berorpe.
Ter biI MI foutuie TO rpe alt.
tomobiler til 9peu, iSet Or. 3. ~.
Serpea bar tisbt en-, ior1 bar 8Ioos
iOr tent Beriouer 90 er paa % Sc.
iietrGner, % Oscar gnuSer bar tisbt
Ell II Seitefroit& RGffim.
Ter er en- 9ebGseIie iat igang
biunot Spen2 SGscr for at ioa opret'
let et Soipitui Der / gpen, % CT oct
uoget, iOm Secorah trpnser M for
2toen, iaa er Def ct Soipital, iao Oct
CT al boabe, al SGgerre nil faa ore
bet ben Gag igieunem.
Den aOmite, iom bar ne0iot til
at iantle 9enge iii Saesomfoimin.
ger Tor Den Suiuuftionsiog, iom aa.
ties oulagt / auIebHing Stemmemaiti-
nerne, msote / Gollrtbuiet IonougS
gitermtooag for at tontererc. Der
meIOtes CODE 5remifriot, % 81, 900
er ulereoe iubifribcrct.
Mrs. @. 2. Rag rciIte Man.
bags gftermio6ag ttlbage til Chicago
efter en- Maaneos 9eisg hos line Sor.
plore Nr. % gfrs. u. y. SeOerlon.
Senoes Uo6er leoinseSe beuSe, og
42iis auna geteriou, iom arbeiber /
9inOeriet ! Sutb. 8ub. Souie. reiite
iommen meo Dem for at tilbringe en-
llges Gerie Storbgen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17
Roiten i Geras.

4. 9. Goburr, SefretGr | aanias
Stote 9oaro Of Iariciiltiire, anilaar
fin Stats SoebeapItna / 1906 til 81.
385,676 8uibeIs. SON flyer: Seq
grunoer min Speape poa 5armernes
este ReoodeIier. 8icmeminitlig
bar SoeSeureolet | aunias gipet 14.7
@uibels pr. Mere / 1906. Get er 20
9roeent mere emo | 1905 og Al gro-
cent mere emo / 1904" 3unios ap-
Ter 8iuterbpeoe, cg mon err MI ON.
trent frrbis meb Srpifnirmen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17
@paet for sprpamGne.
On be.

eeiitret Gnsl9noer bar, ifriper gre.
blaoet", eiter fit 3crsesbeisa ben.
peuot Tia til en- ariitiania-5 orret.
ming meo anmoonius ON at ioa ia
tiIieuSt enonu ct Bar Gan Claire,
@an ipetuIerte libt paa. bpao ban
mente. men iaa ianot man no, at oct
par "aatIer~ (slafiGoer), ban on.
ffeoe. 90 M or De iiroerueis til BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17
apt Sirma.

Mt 6trirfd.
Stpeuiou Babe COMPANY er 0ap'
net pau en- ny 9orporation Der |
gpeu- Der. Sfpcnion | Greseo bar
iaact Botert pna en- aIaf (Balbe) og
bar iobriteret % ioIgt mango al
benz 9eme alnf bar mango 5or-
belle, fom eisr, OF ben er efteripurgt
% iaIses soSt. Gen fabriferes MI !
Ohio uteri oct er Em,teu at opfsre en-
8muirte % fobrifere ben Der gpen.
y. 6. 8ufer er 8rufioent for oct npe
&oupnni; 6. u. @aruer giceprpit'
bent; G. 80. &opteS efretar, % s. 6.
Sierisibr 9asierer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

'UfoteAeaasbca- CT IN fiegtt tueereSidnt
iiesH goe. I'll nriien beer eneife Saa l uGrrf
rueer ei Ssefelsoaasn 90 5fofelsaarsf ter en-
eler 10 uapnaietre @9uo 90 en- 9el ioananis
actHtef fra alers % nhs-. I'll. De nnoaiaie
lem msbeeIes I'll bcer DOC. CT en- ren @ules
orube tor gtsbomsoro % funos HittioeeeG.
.. GIfeH Ct 0n1oczs 3esA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

Zen o~cnofrotiffe aongresfoHpen.
iion | Abe Giftrift bIep afboIot / Iep
9nmpton ben 14oe bs., % VI. =.
Garter fro SSfim blep nomineret
iom annbioot til aonsresmonb meo
Affirmation. Der bIeo peotaget ae-
~ioIutioner, bpori man uotaier iig for
en- rnSifaI sGnoriug | Tolblonen. u.
8errotS / Gecorab bIeu poIat ior
9feSlem uf 9iitrittets aongresfomite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17


NORMAL SCHOOL
bespnber fit 1soe Sfolsaar ben lite
September. Spiiterminen Hutter ben
2Soe November.
Tuition fpIter for beune 5ermin 5000.
Sor BRIG af 8ibIiptefet % for Npertering
og Srpfning betnles for belle 4aret $3.50.
De lpm friptaig erfl9rer, at bet er oeres
Seniigt at tiene 8irfen fom Menigbebss
lRrer icr BarneSfplen faor efter 2 darS
Mrbeibe peb Stplen fri llnoerpisning.
gleper Tom fommer fra andre Sfpler lneo
en- SfoIeubbannelie ipm berettiger benz
til at inotrRoe | en- al be 8 gperfte &lass
fer peb s. ". S6ool, faar eiter Ell Ger
Minis Nrbeioe Der % paa Safultetets Tprs
flag, fri llnberpisnina.
8uit, WGrelie, 2Ds % 8rRnoe foIteoe
fprrige War aienneminttlig for Stoleaaret
omtrent $50 ON llgen.
Deb 2utbernn Normal Shopl er Der
III Dpperltg 8efpemmeligbeo for baaoe
Gutter og Bigger, Naen bet bebite er, at
Der eipes 9rultbig unoerpisntna | be 6oQ
ipm bprer til en- 2Rrers llboannelie o.
at Der belt isjennem er Ell Iltberit triites
lig Gano % en- ret Sroen % 5ngt |
Sfplen.
Sfrip efter &ataIpg, engelIf eller norif.
S~oreipsrssler % Snomelbelfer ifer til
A.
Cor. Haslam i Norton Ave.
Sioux Falls s. Oak.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17
9ecDrab % Smegrl.
Sen ieSc sasuIt 1905.


Gprenfem. - 0lenmooo SomaIbip.
sSiHnefbfif Gounfu, Torsbaa ben ieoe Mna.
1905. Sans Gunnien. 81 Var sanuuel-
MaIfbr.-S Sesper, Cnsooe ben she
Maa. 1905. NlrS. q. 9. Wialtbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17
T6sfalS.

Sans SereniensSsSe NnttiI SorS'
Dag herule ltse ] tit Siem | SIen-
ipooo Sctpribip. Gan bar oGret ~
geIig orrtrent fire Tiger; men life
iaa bnorot, of man frpgtebe for, OF
9soen bar nGr. : Snsbnes bar ban
oppe en- Del al 0agen. 9sosauria-
gen bar Snrtefeil. gfosoe, iom bIeo
omtrent 81 aar snrnurel, por fsot |
Sfien, Rorse, % tom meo fine 5or.
9Iore til auerifa | 10.amSaIoeren.
De boiotte iis l GbieoeO. Sor %
aar itoen flutteoc Af0sbe ira Chicago
til @inneibeit @oluttp % boiatte iig
I 8lenfpoob Eotpuibip, boor ban iiben
bar boet. $nn efterIuoer fig @ufe og
ii 8srn. 8esraoeIieu foreenar Ser-
bag 81. 2 gftermiOSog fra Den Sore.
neoc airte Der | 8pcH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

hrs. 6. 8. DlaItbp, en- nelfieubt
&pinoe / Goirutpet, oe6e Snsbags
Morgen | Sesper. Gum baoSe n9ret
SanrIig | Here aor, men bar ielgeIg-
aeHoe Inn ct Rar Tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-17

CONNER 9inSiep erflGreoe ben
14Se aiigIit ira SommeriGSet, at
@~asfompanietS Mano GbarleS s.
Senton OF $. 4. aIbers booee giort
iie itoISige MeneS. Sa De optraaote
Tom @iSuer | ben MI puaeaaetioe
Sag moo n0pnte aompaui, cg befa.
Ieoe Giitrict attorliep Stioser, ian
bar tiliteSe. at nnlGgee Sas MOB Dem
| &rimiHolretteu.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10
Blue Light q. a Pain Knler.

Interesting experiments with blue
lights as an agent for producing in
sensibility to pain, the discovery of
Professor Renard, have been carried
out by DIR. III. billiard. anaesthetist to
the Royal Dental hospital of London.
In an article in the Medical Times and
Hospital DIR. Hilfiard states that he
found that a blue light had on lf~lself
a most distinctly calming influence.
"A desire to close the eyes and sleep
is experienced" he says. land after
some minutes sensibility to pain is less
ened. For instance. the difference be
tween Hight pressure made upon the
tip Of the little finger and needle
could not easily be detected. and sur
gieal needles could be pushed into the
face. lips, gums or arm and blood
drawn thereby without actual pain be-
ing felt unless n still deeper pressure
were exerted."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10
head. Bunny, If you remember, and not
In half such an excellent cause"

head. Bunny, If you remember, and not
In half such an excellent cause"
Raffies touched all his pockets in his
turn. the pockets that contained small
fortune apiece. and he smiled in my
face as we crossed the lighted avenues
Of the Mall. Next moment he was hail
ing hansem-for suppose / was still
pretty pale-and not a word would he
let me speak until we had alighted as
near rs was prudent to the fiat.
What brute I've been, Bunny!' he
whispered then. But you take half
the swag. old boy. and right well
you've earned 1t. No.. We'll go in by
the wrong door and over the roof. It's
too late for old Theobald TO be still at
the play and too early for him to be
safely In his cups"
So we climbed the many stairs With
catlike stealth and like cats crept out
upon the grfmy leads. But tonight
they were no blacker than their canopy
OF sky. Not a chimney stack stood out
AGAINST the starless night. One had to
tcel ones way in order to avoid trip
ping over the low parapets of the l.
shaped wells that ran from roof to
basement to light the inner rooms. One
OF these wells was spanned by fimsy
bridge with. iron handrails that felt
warm TO the touch as Rallies led the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10

my's body far below, with one white
head of him mercifully twisted under
meath.
II was his own fault. Bunny Poor
devil. May he and all of us be forgiv-
en-. But pull yourself together for your
own sake. Well. you can't fall; stay
where you are a minute"
l remember the uproar of the ele-
ments while Rallies was gone. No 9th
er sound mingled with it-not the open
ing of single window, not the upIift-
ing of n single voice. Then came Raj
fies with soap and water, and the gyve
was wheedled from one wrist as you
withdraw a ring for which the finger
has grown too large. OF the rest only
remember shivering till morning in
pitch dark nat whose invalid occupier
was for once the nurse and I his pa
tient
And that is the true ending of the
episode in which we two set ourselves
to catch one OF our own kidney. albeit
in another place / have shirked the
whole truth. 1t is not a grateful task
to show Raffies as completely at fauit
as he really was on that occasion, nor
do 1 derive any subtle satisfaction
from recounting my own twofold hui
initiation or from having assisted never
so indirectly in the death of not I'M
congenial sinner. The truth, however.
has. after oil. a merit of Its own. and
the great kinsfolk of poor Lord Ernest
have but little to lose by It's divulgence.
It would seem that they knew more OF
the real character OF the apostle OF ra-
tional drink than WAS known ut Exeter
hall. The tragedy was, indeed. hushed
up. as tragedies only are when they &C.
cur in sneh circles. But the rumor that
did get abroad as to the class Of enter
prise which the poor scamp was pur-
suing when he met his death cannot be
too soon exploded. since it breathed
upon the fair fame OF some Of the most
respectable fats in Kensington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10

90 70 10 easy TO understand without NJ
6fing and sfraiuing- They make W.
Deaf people cheerful and comfortable. such
DsDpIs talk with their friends without friends
having 10 shout back ut them. They hear with
cut sfeafnfng. It 10 the stranins that puts such
qaeer,f snxioas look on the Taco Of deaf person
wlIsonss Ear Drums make all the sound strike
bard on tho center OF the human ear drum instead
nbskesthe center Of the human drum vibrate ten
Gnes = much - II the sound struck the whole
drum had it 81 tizis vibration OF the drum
carries round to the hearing Nerves Whom we mako
~ drum vitrate ten times much We make the
eopndstsn times - loud and ten tines - easy 70
Unders<sud.
Deafness, from any canse. ear-sche. buzzine
npfses In the bead. raw and running ears. broken
e&r drums. and other troubles, relieved and
neDtero and oound-fua9ni6seB-
sensibIe book. about peefness. tells how they
90 made. and has printed init Iet3rs from hundreds
6fpeople who arc using them
= olereJmsn, Lavyers. Rhygfcians. Telsgrnph
Operators, Tn1dnmen, WORKERS IN Boiler Shops and
xeundR1es-fpur hundred people OF IN rnnks who
pre Deaf IN fhefr expertpnpokon fhis free book.
hey tsll hoy their hesrfpg - nE0oght bock -
asn sfrnoet inGnntdx yffls B1oD1eD1s q WIlsonfs
= go g, ,ssss ysry gss2's ~ ~ .s.s yce
fhis 6o<k has bssn sns u.enss Of -slfsvins thou-
ands a. Daaf psop5es Nnlf1 - ua3eg fPee 20 you II
ygq merely write = pQeeefd1R nPdek. Don't put
aklnk o{A 70ef1kS ffixnr 6Ibro1k
70 we1es for II fru3ay - ylfson Znr Drum o.,
Tod1 Bdiadi1s. Ic11sv1lzA X.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10

constitute the fuel ana motive power
and applied experimentally to Il truck
used in hauling coal in New York il
carried 10000 to $4,000 pounds at an
average of six miles an hour at a cost
of 80 cents a day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10
Automatic Cothe. Sprinkler.

A clothes dampener that sprinkles the
clothes while they are being ironed
comprises reservoir attachment for a
fiatiron. with means for regulating the
discharge of the water through the
spout, or sprinkler. as desired.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10

Serson TO hear
yak sounds ~
Decfnckss make
{ easy TO read
ne print And,
. longer one
Ears them the
ater his hear
q should grow.
cause they rest
= and strength
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10

a the ear nerves. To resfa
ssak ear from strainins 10 g y
Me resting . strained wrist .
from working.
Wilson'S Ear Drums rest the Ear
nerves By making the sounds louder.
sof 70 10 easy TO understand without
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10

N ~ ear hOaee they are NOS
felf oven when the head rests
On the pillow. They also pro-
1ect auy rsw fnner parts Of
ne ear from wind or cold,
Dust or sudden and piercing
eounds-
The principal Of these
mite telephones 10 70 make 10
q practical for Q deaf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-10
how Deaf People
are Made to Hear
Sound Magnifiers Invented
by a Kentuckian.
Invisible, When Worn, but Act
Like Eyeglasses.

Ever zee pair of Sound Msgni6ersf
rheJ are % son In tho ears one cam tell they
ere wearing them
And. no one else tell either. because they are
out Of sight when worn. wilson . Ear Drums are 70
weak heartng what spectscies are 70 weak sight.
Because. they are sound msgniders, Just -
ofnsess are sight sniners-
They re1s The BAR Nerves by taking the strain OF
them-the strain oftrying 70 hear dim sounds. They
en- be pa. into the ears q taken osk, In minute,
fuss confortabiy specsscies BE- pot and or
And. hey can be worn for weeks as Q time. be-
oauss thsy arc vsusflsted. and % son
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-05
Yemniblbania.Rahn
RAD benz @eiten nuS s!oreeu.

gCfluW [tuttuHt iUtt fpi9t. 90
%S.45 0urm. characterization 500 Sorm.), Bits.
burg Grpreb mo 9bteago SpeetnI.
"11.44 Nprm: Qlutor'S citation 11.55 Sorni.),
+1.lO Wua,m. (upn Der llnion.S tatton), .3be
Yennfplpania 9imtteb," na1 Gbteaso, Ginetit'
natl nno ct. eouis..
*3,15 Hndjm. (oon or unto1sStntton), ct.
Souis 3imiteo, nab indianapolis ifnb. ct.
2ouis.
ABB yiad,m. Cbon scr Unions tatipnl, .geun.
,ipIoania special" IL stnnoen nad Chicago.
"4.5a Nadlni. (oon Der unionsS tationl, GgicaSo
lno e. loIis 9rpreB.
200 abenos Don Der ilnionsetatton), Gbts
$50 AbenSs Coon Der uuton.s tatioul, at.
EoutS SIpreB.
$50 5gDg Msen ,ss SSSm Der tl l,iS aS]tatisn, gsIisssn
%11.42 Nbenns Qlnion.G tatior 1f.55 glbcilesl,
Sitfsbnre Special.
1872 abeaSs alHtOnsetation 1855 sbenbs),
4.4o @iararns Glnion.etatiuu 4.44 gsorsens),
la9ii6 nab god Haoeit:
90 BORN. differentiation S.55 Born }, ti1s
llb naG buffalo (0ia emporium SuitctfottJ,
Gtte; lno az gSpbentaoeH mad Rohefter.
LIZ "prm. tullion'Station II 90 Sprni.D, td9'
e rn~ Henopo' nnS an @obeniaeen ild0
l'55 ms q, taelid (DOn Der tniousstutioD
$50 aSsuos, idsIf6 (oon Der tnion.etation)
$50 ,abeuss, iasli6 (bon Der union.statipn)
gsa9 annapoii Is 7 Isl S5rtn 4a7 wo6n, an
SSo6eltageit. Sonntaes, $50 @orm.
Bon Der uuipu,e tatiun.
Tadl philadelphia unb 9setp. g)prf.
1903 Radlm; ,9ongreiHouoi einltsb," tdgIid,
I Hnr S Ss1SiSSai' S S5ias, 1905. 1899 goo (. Z 81
tagen.. Sonntaes, Las, 1902 Born, *f2.05,
LOG 400, +5.45 9tadbrr,, $50, ii. 25 @herbs.
Nur SSa6tisSslpbia, 40 s.s5, 55s55; $40 $50,
1886 uno 6.45 @6enos an g9pbentaaen.
Solniassa; $50, go BORN, 3.04, 4.20, 4.57
DiQd hiQ1tlTf y an Norm nf Mtd6autr NntfH M Or
Iberos tdalid1. 'Tf n
@gS 2eIfnar nTS ben sangt5iptt$egguuiteg an
AT N tat1ateH nmS 10 O'S abe my s a1 gSo sbsU.
iaSeg; SSnntasgs, 1.4s' @lorsens, LOG Ndtr.
gsafbinetoit gTpres. 2.2e. PSI. Gle. 725. 7s6.
1913, i.5S, 2.I2. 2,45, 3.i5, $40, $50 5.67.
5;tSi PIG nadg. 10 o's5i 7'15; 7'2e Csc p Ct &
s SSf"'TS .i :" 7 7Sg@s@ 7'4S. s.4 S0" jig se SzD.
1905, 524S. l.63, 2.12- 3,15, s,4o $50,
miteo). al. $50. 9.16. OBS. 10.3u abenbs.
Fad grnapoIis, 1856 Sorm., 1913, 4.42 Nadr,
S S;0Tr, ab en- ! az az sSUasgiase'l. sOnniass, $50
Itlantic 9onit Cine Ggpreb, POI Norgens.
eGHt5sgn Mailman o,4a s0rm, 1920, .o15
esabear9 iaiflr Zinc aainpab. GIG @sorasns.
5.07 gIadfn. idgIib.
@OrJOIt liIlS gseilfTn asG; $50 a9snos iaaIi9.
*S15 giadm. nnb 5000 slbenos tdeIi6.
Gpu Der 9enuiAlpania. tpenue. etatipn.
gtd6 @aibinaton, @rpreB, OF, 900 Born.
t.5S, 3.55 Gddm.. 600 ghenos tfgii6: 74i
9ornl: an @obentagen, $50 IbeHos rur
Sonttdes. ~
9ldd anndpoli8. al &orui,, Az gId6m.. 600
NbefIoS an SodDentdger. -SoruiugS. 900
Borrt., 600 glheItoS.
Sir Wiuete uEo Snbrpline mad nIen GnnIten
1ud5nfrogen. gtorooft,@de Baltimore, 'llnb
QaloertsS trnbe, Characterization ulo linton
Sidtion.
@epdd piro nuf Grfubeu III obcn0enaitltel 9iis
rcnur abgcbolt iino mnrftri.
SpeifesgSdgeon
u. u. Nttcrbarh. 7. 81, 2suop,
Sen. s8efdaitsfiibrer. 9afi. 'Grufftc.Widnaoer
8cu. VI. gpnb,
GereraIsT aifa9iersglgcut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-05
= 2egen ni6t in G~berboure an.
Sambnrs-Imerifa.2inie,
81 groaopap, Rep.gori
Artknr u. Mphion,
Mm atien 9late,
1877 SIt.g Baltimore st,
Gbciapcafc Sampfcr.G ompasnic.

SbcinpeatcsSiuie.
GlcgaItc Yaliagicr 8 Sampler .Auguita" uto
y@litaniu" Ildd
CD Yutnt Comfort uno 9%ipriplf, Va.
Sampter ncrlaliet Baltimore t1gIif (diiSaes
nomilen Sonntaas) INT $50 9lbcroS uno fonts
men IN OLD Ruint Comfort I'm 9 ubr WorgenS
uno in 9iorfolf I'M 7.15 WtorgeHs an. anf1lics
Reno an ole Gttenbnbn3iige Hd1 allen YurfteIt
oes Siiocne mo Siiolpeftens.
Durts9iiucr.9inie.
GleGdnte YaiiaBicr Sampler rS6arIcite" u1o
Baltimore"
tadl &elt'Tuint uio Niidlntuno, "a.
Camper Oer!utieH Baltimore tdglib (auSpes
%rorlIrlen Sonniags) I'M 3 llbr 9tublnitiags uilo
lomntel 81 9Sciis loint nm 7.30 WtorgeilS uuo
III 9tidmo.;o I'M 9.2b Mipraene on.
Sie an Nlontn9clI, Miihpo6en mo Sreitu9en
bon Baltimore abia0renoen Sampler. ulio bIe
bon Bei:sGoini an 9ieuitagen. Sunneritaeen
nno Samtlagel abIaBrell. leeeii in @loucefier'
6oint. SlementS lilo IIlnloIoS an; uno Die
al Gicnitaaen, 9urIerituacn uno Snmltugen
bon Baltimore unS 1t Wiontngen, 0tiiilpod)er
uno 5reitagcu bon GSeltsBoint ahfabrenben
Nnlllpler legen II Worfiolun mo GidDsSdnt an
Lbet AlinittGem SSetter).
Hampisr ~urrtnlcn Baltimore nom 9ier ar. is
nno 10, eiBbtitrahcn.Herf
NllrbsBllete nab allen Flinttcl fon1eit aes
lt6ert, SepGd auf9egeben uno Sniiiten8imrler
I'M Sprnuo referoirt iuercen. i'll ben bielieen
NileisglireaIr. Gr. f19, Sit.Saltimure StraRe,
u. W. HubiuN, gleeni; Or. 121, Sit.Snltimpre.
strase, oocr ben Sulipt : SlrcauI; Wr. $50,
Siatt.strnfe, baltimore, Wb.
Henbcn Tuitcr, g.. J. Ghisn,
Z. y. MieSaune., SiiIissSen .9uti. ssleent.
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Sufer pcs Iencrh1mnns.

Help Oorf, 4. Ie5. - Gurd)
Elm beltte III ser Wohmlng Don 6reo.
Wiclnite0t an Der Sltmter. StraBe III
@rooflpn ollsgebrodJcne5 sScuer ia
men Millie MeuniteOt, cine Sfmeiter
pes @otseigentbiimerS, iomie oas
5luei Dto1nte oltc 5odtcrdlen 0eIIel'
ben um's 2eben.
AlboHp, N5Do /. Ge5. - 6roll
Sarrp Goons aus IelanIon erlitt ge-
Itern Nbeno, t0otlide 9ranomlmoen,
nod)ocm ibre aleioer an Diem 6eter
geiongen butten. Sbr @ottc, meld)er
ibr Oie brennenoen aleiocr obriB.
mltr0e 10 id)reflid %Dcrbronnt, oab
inn sic Gingeripiten nbfielelt.
ScrontnL Yn., |. Gc5.-3mci
&inocr Alfreo SmoIla, elm &nabe
lt1O Gin Mdo6en, itnrbcn belttc in III
rer @obnung 81 Eittston ocl SLANT
mcntoh. Sbre Wflttter mar III elrl
9tnd)borbaus Ncg11gen ulO man
glnllbt, OnB IN ibrer A%bpeienbeit oea
Dt1odcrt. oas dIteitc Der bciOen Sim
ser, ieinc alei0cr 5llidllig am Sten III
9runO icttc. 9ei0e ainoer naren be-
rcit9 uerloreil, ais Die Nohbarn emit
better. Dab oos @alts 6clter gefangell
bate.
Ne II fielN N..S., /. Gc5embcr. r.
Bier Sinner, 5ruci &nnbcn mo 5luci
WGOdcn int sllter Don 5luci Morlotcll
bis 81 flint SobrcL muroen belltc
9(beno III Der Mobnllng ibrer Otiltter,
6ron ". =, @ebcl mo 6rolt Oatnr
Setter, .5ll SoOe ucrbrontt. Die 5luel
6ralicn berpnbntCn Elm Soits gemein'
I6oitlif unO marer jur arbclt aus.
qe9ou9en bic Sinner oaeln 5ltrildz
lalieno. III ibrer Ibpclcnbcit filla
ouS 9ollS Seller. :
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Weheru MarnIanb Giienbaar.

SeplfflteHo 20. Ncoettber. beridbt rptuensxfdS on
9daltdt.
4.t0 Moreens-Shne1poft, Saeerstottd, RI &
+ B,seabn." 9sabnesbero. Ghafnbersburg litn.
ausseronnten sorntae, Sartcd iire enri'
5erldno,
3,03 Metr,. accommodation ndG iitticn.
9riogc. fotuie tdpIid,e 1rsaeroftfter,, Snrtrfr.N.
PORT, 9dnpper, Settpsbnre .ui'o .. nfto $.
*l.55 ssddm. - Grpreb, SauptIinie. Sneers.
ioiur. sSancod, Gbtppeiisbura itro. aitSaenpf,s
men 9ennins, 5reberid inb eutnttisblrg.
1aeiidi, on%saenpmmrn spnntas.
16.i5 Mloreens - gorf. q. uto 8. 9ipifioi NIB
9anpiIiric oftlib bon er'orbsSrobc, frrpie
7.6o Wsoracns slifom. mad SisbfieIo, ioipie
1000 Moraens : gscitern GYpreb. gseftminfter,
Heip gBirbfcr. linton Bridge. 9rucebine (Gre.
oertd), Iburmcuf, Wapne5born, Chambers
mira, Sancrsipipr. 6ancpd, Cumberland ifo
GIfins. Buffet Gbfcrnntto,Ssg saaeeii.
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CPS NberoS -Nffpft. mad Union Frioae.
sur Eprnerifaac nnb eamitdes.
ft.25 UbeuoS - sHfont, mad, uniorsNrto1e.
yfnr SunntaeS.
0.30 DEMONSTRATION ndh unior'Gri6ge unc
Snnoner.
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u. Msbr~tfrw. q. W. Annen,
en.sSefddftatibrer. Gen. gaff.s siaeni,
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Mcrdants' & Mincrs' Eransporta'
tim Company.
NaMpfcr.Yinien:

Sampfcr.9inien:
Ho6 Bottom uno Dem Often: ieoen Mottnp,
Sieliia9, Sonierftds mo Ganiioa, Ibenos
q llbr.
.iaf Trootoeree uno benz Often: ieoen Conn.
tag, Mtiitluod uno 5reitag. gbenos G llbr.
9sab g,elupoct'gieu5 mo ~9;orfali: tGSIi9 nm
6 lbr gbenos.
0rG6t iuiro tisIi6 bis 6 li1r gbeuos fir en-
BEN IGae abfu1renoe Tumpfer ungenommen.
Rad Suonnn1b mo Dem Siioeii: ieoen Siens
TAG, Dcnnertfng ltnb Sninftag. Wbenos 6 ltbr.
9oiioner uno Gcobinences Eampfer fabren bon
Der Wertte am 5nBc oeS 2ong'Sods ab. Ga
panlaps Sampfer bon Der g8erfte am 5ube Der
MISUNDERSTANDING.
6. ". gininobam, Iaent,
Cong God.
u. q. Snrnsr, E.sI.sW.
u. .. etebbinS, Sen. sUtan.
Stabts Strate. tt3,3&S-)
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folide @teloung 5ir pcrldlcicrn per.

IVliue "tsloHH9 81 utl IuJletCtH uCl-
lild)t.
Surgeb reoct in &0ln,
Frofclior Sobn ". 9ltrGeB BON Der
Columbia llnipcriitGt III 9tCp Oorf.
wcId)er olS eriter Gooicpclt Erofci.
ior al Der 9crlincr llnipcriit0t iibcr
omcrlfonfl6e @ei6idtc uno <ititu.
tioncll Iicit, bielt geitcrn 2lbenO nor
Ocnt &crcin fir politiihc @iiic1Ihoit
in a0ln cincu Gortrog iibcr OnS lbc.
ma rSiirgerlide 6reibcit." Ser Me0'
ncr erlGutertc i'm 2nifc icincs &or.
troges cinoebcnb bic Hehtc Der 9iir'
ger inter elmer Contribution.