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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27
A Menagerie Lions Dinner.

One OF the most attractive places out
at the Zoo is the lion house, not far
from the main entrance. One of the
most favorable moments to visit this lion
house is four o'clock in the afternoon, as
the lions, tigers, cougars, panthers, leo
pards and hyenas are given their dinner
Mt that time OF the day. They are given
one meal day only. Poor fellowsp'
perhapslyou may exclaim, but it must be
remembered that in their native wilds
these flesh. eating beasts go without food
for several days. 1t is a very interesting
sight to see this four O'Clock dinner. AS
early ms three o'clock visitors begin 10
crowd into the promenade in front Of the
brings out his buckets the house is well
filled. OF course the animals know that
dinner-time is approaching. They pace
up and down their cages with uneasy
steps, the lions roar and the tigers growl,
showing very plainly that they are hun
cry. Every now and then n little boy
will go close up TO the lions cage, bu
will leap away again in an instant, for
the terrific roar that makes the floor
shake frightens johnny out of his shoes.
| When the keeper appears with bucket
| full Of meat Commodore Lawrence" :"
the biggest of the panthers, bounds
around the sides Of his cage like cat,
| for, us his cage is nearest the provision
house door, he gets the first food. Hav-
ing received his big hunk" as the
keeper calls it, the commodore cats away
with great relish. The tigers are al
most wild with delight when their
cages are reached. Perhaps the most
interesting part OF the sport, however,
is the feeding of the male lion. Noble
fellow that he isl Here comes the
keeper; now look close and see what the
lion is doing! There he stands. on his
launches, with his head toward the
great crowd. His name stands out like
the shaggy whiskers on Uncle SANS
chin. His eyes, fastened upon the
keeper, gleam with pleasure. Now,
really. isn't that smile stealing over
his face, making his beard twitch and
his ears point forward? It looks very
much like it anyhow, and if that isn't "a
lions smile, then no lion ever did smile.
He is not "a impatient as the other ami
mails, though he shows that he is hun
cry. He has n native dignity about
him That every one must admire. See,
the keeper approaches with piece of
beef-horse beef - weighing fifteen
pounds. on the end of n pole. The
keeper holds the beef up over the lions
head and close 70 the cage. Now is the
most delightful moment. Just lool1"
"How nicew Dear old boyr" may be
heard on every side. and the crowd
surges up against the iron rail. Still the
keeper holds the beef up above the lions
head. The lion looks up at it with y
Observation-Disclosures express
sion. His paws are crossed and his
head elevated. Suddenly the keeper
thrusts the beef between the bars. the
lion seizes it and with thank you {"
look begins to eat rs quietly rs any good
little girl in the United States. 'Phi,a-
delptia Times.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27

Suits at law are brought nowadays for
every reason, and no reason. especially
in some of the new States, whose in
hnbitants are often of very litigious
disposition. Recently n resident of
Crete. Neb., was arrested for non-pay-
ment Of n bin long due for groceries,
while he was courting young woman
in her fathers parlor. He was held to
bail, and when he appeared in court 10
defend himself. the judge promptly dis
charged him. declaring that he had been
arrested without adequate cause. lie
has, in consequence. brought suit against
his creditors, who had the legal process
served on him, and he claiu.s So 600
damages. lie had. he alleges, borne n
good financial reputation, which Is now
seriously affected he has been disgraced
by his arrest ia the parlor oi his sweet
heart. injured socially and morally. and
on acc .unt OF what had happened then
and there. he has never had the courage
10 visit his lady love since, and considers
hts conhubial prospects, 80 fsr as she Is
concerned, forever blishted. lie thinks
that s2s, 600 would be moderate sum
for the shock to his sensibilities and the
harm to his good sane, and avera that
he will have Justice, II there be Iustice
in the land. 1t i possible that his arrest
may have saved him from N unhappy
marriage. but he flatly refuses 10 look 1t
that side OF the question.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27
Rescued from a Watery Barrel

The Toronto Mail tells the following
remarkable yarn:
:" What in the name of goodness is
thatP" said a fisherman TO his com
panion, as they strolled along the beach
nj the eastern end OF the bay about 5 30
the other morning.
What do you mean?" inquired his
Why" said the other, "you blind
fool, don't you see barrel on the beach
yondcr, with what looks like a pair of
legs sticking out i'?"
Both instr ctivcly ran as fast rs pos
sible toward the object oftheir attention.
and sure enough, there was n barrel
bumpii & in the surf, with man stuck
head first into IL up to the hips. The
sal ors were not slow in hauling the
cargo ashore, and upon shaking the con-
tents ofthe barrel upon terra riima. they
were still further surprised to discover
that although the poor fellow was in.
sensible. life was not extinct. The bar
rel was quickly utilized. and the body
rolled upon 1t till the water was pretty
well.pumped from the stomach. Then
by rubbing and applying restoratives.
the man finally recovered, but he gave
such n confused account of himself that
nothing definite could be ascertained as
to his reason for being thus baIreled
up. Some limited that he might have
been crammed into Ii and cbucked over
board from some schooner, while Others
cugRested that perchance he might have
srawlsd into { in search of shelter from
the stormy blast and had been blown
into the water. His escape, however,
from death was miraculous, because II
he had been allowed TO remain in this
curious hiding place few minutes
longer the vital spark would have for.
ever fed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27
Village Improvement Societies.

In his report, lately issued. Colone
Wright, chief of the bureau of statistics
OF labor, gives some interesting state
ments concerning the work OF village
improvement societies in Massachusetts.
OF which the Laurel Hill association.
located at ckbridge, is the parent
The object of this society. rs set forth in
their bylaws, is TO improve and orna
ment the streets and public grounds Of
Stockbridge. by planting and cultivating
trees, cleaning and repairing the side
walks, and doing su th other acts as shall
tend TO beauty and improve said streets
and grounds. It's work has been the
subject of many newspaper articles, and
its example has been the incentive for
the formation of many similar associa-
tions in different parts of the country.
During its existence 1t has expended
$1,000 in carrying forward its work,
planted more than l,6O0 trees and
hedges. and built miles of sidewalks.
ioot-hridses, etc.
From the returns made 70 Colonel
WriRht's bureau. IL appears that 2l6 of
the 325 towns in Massachusetts, report
the existence of twenty-eight village
Improvement societies, having n MEM
bership of 495. Instances of some of
the work performed by these societies
are given, to show in what directions
their efforts have been employed: In
Williamstown a hundred streets have
been put in order, trees planted. and
the village lighted. In Danvers the
village common has been fenced ana
many trees planted. The society in
Shelbprn has made sidewalks. planted
trees, an: lighted the streets. In Long
meadow, tree culture has been encour-
aged, borders ut and trimmed, and
sidewalks repaired. In Westfield n
street six rods wide and over three
miles long, has been laid out and lined
with trees. In Carlisle the cemetery
has been beautifed. The Field and
Garden club of Lexington, has fenced
many vacant lots. In Stow $50 maple
trees have been planted. In Pepperell
trees have been planted, lights put up.
and courses of lectures have been de-
livered.
The organization of these societies is
a very simple affair, rs the less ma
chinery and formality to them, the
easier they are organized and the better
they do their work.-N. f. Fdrmer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27
Peruvian Temples Of the Sun.

Oh the early history of the Peruvians
we have but little knowledge, owing to
that barbarian policy exercised by the
followers of Cortez and Pizarro, In de-
siroying everything belonging to the
tribes which they conquered. Like the
Mexicans, the Pcruvians had advanced
in art, science and learning, under the
administration of successive wise rulers,
and their state archives contained his
tories OF their country, from the dawn
of civilization among them, to the period
of tue conquest. But the superstitious
Spaniards committed these works to the
flames, because of their heathen origir,
and we are Obliged to depend almost ex.
clusively on the truth of tradition for
the knowledge we possess of the history
OF this people during the Inca dynasty.
The most. magnificent OF all the Peru
Wan temples was that OF the sun at
Cuzzo. The mode of worship in this
temple was simi .ar TO that of Heliopolis
in Egypt, where this great luminary
was adored. His golden image occu-
pied n large portion Of one side OF the In
terror OF the temple, and before this the
worshipers prostraied themselves with
rich offerings in their hands. which
were received by the attendant priests.
Two orthree virgins, selected from the
first families In their kingdom. were In
constant attendance, whose duty IL was
10 make oblations of wine 10 the deity.
and chant hymns OF praise to the great
Father of Light. Like other aborig-
ines OF this continent, the Peruvians
were nomadic tribes aud gained sub
sietencc By hunting and fishing. Super.
stitious In the extreme. their objects oi
worship were as numerous rs those oI
the Egyptians.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27
1928 800, 900
WHEAT.

The whole country produced 1915
000 900 bushels of corn, of which eleven
States produced I,225, 10000 while
twenty-s seven States and eight Terri
tories produced 3l6, 40O, 900. OF wheat
the whole country produced 449, 900 900
bushels "a 500 900 in eleven States,
and l07. 500 In all the other States and
Territories. The eleven States enumer-
ated above produced seventy-six per
centum of the entire wheat crop, and
ninety y-nine per centum OF the corn crop.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27
Grain Production at the West,

The Columbus (Ohio) Safe Jo'11aal
publishes the following interesting ex-
1879, prepared by DR.. James Williams
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27

Philadelphia commercial editor.
? was once q small boy with 4
Fher who knew the value OF a slipper
ases OF emergency, cannot to this day
10 about "a movement in leather
shout hitching uneasily in his chair. -
Idde lphie Nesos.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27

Some writer's shine best when they are
blaeking their shoes.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

4u9t af en- Sfunf tan forbriues
p.b at ubiette Opret for 8e9 en- 81
mes Sio.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

fa ON % iaa sftr 8isrdsiet, fa lanss BET sunos siuts.
~Det bar beness Oatter." tanite ban. HSpust at bsnoe MIN
Der milo on, ipunbne 8isr! Dun ei.ntaIbsr min erinbrins
ben DAG, ca lea for fsrte Sang meote &lara Yonionbp.
Spor lea .R.b. b.nbsl Seq sfer benb. enbnu, men leg oil
f bsnbe for mine Ssbbsr, ies tiIbsesr bsnbs, % bog q bet
nit bsieHs Cnlte at f bsnbe lsssnoe / Stspet for mig 3D.
mpast % isnbefnut." S,niunf.n grinbrinsr ira Tortiosn
tIlboaeIaaoe Nupsrt @obwin 8sien til Windsfer. bpor gan
tos ino gpsns fsrhs SoteI. Gan bapbs brast Danielsn
msb fig til @inbsfsr % funbt bam nu fbbsnbs uso ct fulot
@Ias forau fig. @sn Striseren ipntss imob SabDans lite
at babe rert fit @las, tbi mso ~torsa8te Grns firrsoe ban
msrtt ben for fig. Bastsrsn isnbte bam Ct mistan!lomf
Gistat.
"Mu Safob," raabts &upsrt 8obpin. 1~bporleoss q Bet
meb big gu fer ub. iom ON bu bapoe msot Spsgshtr-
"Det bar is osiaa," iuareos Stripersn orsmu1snos. seq
iaa en- Manb saa mig forbi paa @aoen."
"gn Manb p
"Sa en- Manb, ct Gisnferb. %faabanus iOm man unbsrti'
ben Tan msbs psb bsiIps Sag. Seq iaa en- &uinbs - q t.
pnb. Biusps af bet eneife geien. is nos,nfnbs bar sitet."
Striusrsn iutfebe, itt ban RiaIpenbe itratte lin $aano uo sftu
@Iaslet. Run br Ct &rst." mumIsbs ban, der Ct SIsmisl
at fnbe."
MIcris basbs 8antsren feet fin Strtpsr en- FABIAN
Stemnins "Ssa e. / bei @rab forbaui,t, Saiob.A faeos ban.
"is inpbilots mig, at bu bar en- Nano msb %isnbaaro &a'
roftsr, ubsn SeIslie sun Sisrte.A
"Ost bar ia heller itte." iuarsbe Strtprsn, lite nu -
lite NIL. Seq bar en- Saabe snsang men oprt uaatte lg
beoe for min Oaarfab. 4abe os iuiblertio lite tale mere
Om bsnns Sag. Seq sr nu after mig fslp, vi. SootuIa =
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

farsnbe % uiIne inc / &onsseaarb,u
isisn men 8erneifaren lotte imob
bam, bbIte % psb. % Sfrettsn og ben
onbs Samuitti9bso tos baui, % ban
iutts aiitsp, Os Bsrnsns .fter ct aoot
Stpffs. Ss Der bar NOT lnaen | bel.
8Ousssaarosn. Tom bapbe onbt of bam
heller. Saa iatts 8ernefaren tiIbaae til
8onsssaaroen % fit 8arneprinlsn til
at lsSe mso ils. % iaa glib en- SEQ
bar not lite mango feet. @amIe &on.
gen 10. iaa Suarerns triaebe nso ouer
be rpnfsbe &inosrns bans. Oa ban
lenss sfter osoe, blep 8arn,prinien
&onse. os ba Dor bisie Bernene aIt
borne Solf men iaa glade iom be bar
/ SOnssn i'm, bar NOT lite mango Doe
ret. Ss er ban lite bso. faa bar ban
pit SIOttst fulbt at Bern % l.ssr
msb Dem ben Sag / Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

maatte bun taaIe min @arpersIs. @ar bun Spsrasn, fob
fob ies bag bsubss StoI. Seq red PED hbsn al bsncss Bosn
naar bun terts Yarsn. Set Ipftsoes mig rist9not lite at
fortrsnss min 8iual, men ig opnaasoe at ie WHs Yonionbp
pbmp9st @srbsns Sine. Ser SeoHsns SIutnin8 bapoe
&Iara Yonionbp tabt lit sObe @aun % 8pate. Seq bapoe
not Of p%sIplise @snnsr. Der fob til min sisnsfs Sc sifdse
Sunet naasbe benbss Sabsrs Gre - is oros Smiors Der.
for; % ben foue gamls Manb iorpiie Oattersn fra ut gus
% sriIarsbe, at ban aIoris mere piIos fs bsnoe for fine
Sine.@
RIara 8sfforb buIfsos tOnbuIiuf, men lite ct Orb font
oper bsnbes 99ber.
"Oa t~riumfsrsos leg" fOrtutte 8upsrt 9OStpin. Ais tentts,
at &Iara Yonionbb. forIabt % fOrastet iom bun bar. mso
@Iebs ifuIos BRACE inc Oct Sism. is aabnscs for bsnbs.
Mins Brsps fortaIts bsnee ON mine SOrbaabningr % Ya.
nr % ON ben IibsnlabsIiss 8ierlisbsb ies nereoe for bsnos.
Seq bapbe mine Spioner ube sfter bsnoe; men = Q. bire
StuhsHe bet bar life bos mig, bun ieste Siflu9t. Sun ts
til SoutbaamtOn % sf OmbOro paa cit Camper, Der fuIos
til NaIta. gn Maansb eftsr l9its is Slmss blanot s9S.
tspiebe, SarIsp @sfforb, Rofarbifuptein. os Slara Ronionbp.
Yaa NaIta bapbs bun trufst i'm 5Orlopsos. pan bapos
imibIsrtio parst paa &.ir, % Sfanoalen tapos lite naast
bans Gre. Ser, &Iara, snpsr Oramasts ferts Gft; anosn
DIT beepnots for ire Maanebsr fosn, oa Sarkp gssfforo. bin
9gstsfeIe, for bpis SfpIo is blsp %tiIba8sOlh, traaSts ino nit
&ontor / 4ombarbfreet.
&Iara @shforb rsifs f9 % meo foIt Solonins psnote
bun fig til 8antcrsn.
@5orIab bette Susl" ubbreo bun. pe9snnt paa Osrsu.
~Oet IDENTITIES beb Sores Nerp9reIe. Sor tppe Mar foen
ba Sc fornermsbe mig min 6aoers 9ns. maatts leg taale
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

mig tolot tiIbuse msb ben 8emartnins at bua bar en- anosn
NanbS Sorlopsoe."
8anferen bolbt HosIs Minuter inbe. oerpaa fortiatts ban
msb b9s % birrenoe Stsmme: "&rO lite. at i8 funoe ta9e
bette meb Go, &!ara @siforb. Seq par lite en- at bisie pn'
tsiss &rsatursr. cpbpbs ale fine &refter for at funns glemule
% tiisips. @it $isrte fienbts lite til Silsiusle. % min Su.
tOmmsNe bar oltior COB til, at bet bar mig muh8t at 8smme
Seq forlob &lora YoniOnbp msb en- Srfan nit Brpt Den
Nut iop i9 life alsne % inbtl Spben ~fortDiplet oreu ieg |
WRertst Omtrin9 pb Stranbbrsbbsn. Belserne fplsoe op
mob mine 6sobsr, iom ON be plbs BRACE mig neb lin foIbe
Suun. % Slnosne iprsitscs mig Seitum Mnfstst, BET tie.
Isbs mine buntsnbe Sinbinser o. mine ~brenbenbe &inbsr, men
1utfsos ife Den fOrtrrenbs So nit Si.rte. Seq teriteee Il.
ter Seun os Nattens gniOmbso bepsbe lea mine tnpttebe
Senosr op mob Stprnsrne % iuOr en- 80. SEQ ipor at &lara
YOnionbp tent sIer tiolig ffuloe bius min - bun bapbe reg.
tt of blius min Sufru. ies ipor at is ifuIoe binbs benbe til
mig meo minbre beberi8e Baano. Set Bes.r of Soragt %
ganere lom bun bapbs Gienfet mig, fulbe bun idp tsmu,e.
Seq lao min snoiss &lara ben ~felssnoe Dag os fOrtults ben.
De ON min 80. 8 tpbsGss % IiSsirsmms Orb ~tiltisnbssau bun
mig lin SOrast."
"Sa, bun ~foraet.oe Sem, " ipnrsos &Iara. Issiom bun ben
Sag iba9 foragter Gem"
"S fer @aansbsr parsbs Rrissn." f%Ortiate Banteren. rs
ip Maansber Dor &lara Yononbp % is uaeftlel9e Seq
fusts bsnbs fra Stsb til Steb. SenbsS 1aoer n9reoe ubsin.
get silio til mig, % bsfor funbe bun life uoen at forbade
IN SemmsIisbsb banpis mig tra fin Nerparelis. pun turbe
ifs bsrO i'm Saber OF bun bar forlopet ueo en- Manc, Der fob
unosr b.nos Stang % lite siebe en- Sfiainss Sormus. &lara
bar ~ma8tssIss; buOr ms9st bun END baosos % affpsce mig,
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

g q bern lioer, Tom befisnot
ms9et. naar be ifal faa S9nber Doc
tan Smsrtsn linores i bstpbelis @rao
pauitaass Der. buis man al % til 81
Der Dem liot So / Wunben, belit sr
lioen Splint omtrsnt iaa flor iom sr
Snapp.naal 90 0anssn. Sette sr lac
liot. at oct, fer Get ip9lsss. Jun blipel
en- Oraabs parmt 8ano, % Dog bi
oraser Bet abitiQist til at aftiele Der
fsbsrbsoe @nmme, bpilfst frey piisl
hsrpsb, at Barnet bliusr rOll9sr,. busl
Sang BET faar Slen.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

% MI til Sorr.tnins.n, bportiI Oe snfer min SiaIp."
Bantsr.n tufsoe ct Iunst ~fOrtsnbs BHt pau fin Sfriuu.
'DanieIen." iasoe ban .noeis nelenbe. "bu % is babe uarst
inbpitIeoe mango minors ~bebsrlise Sorretninssr."
"xalo Dem heller liSsfrsm uerIiSs," iuarsbe Stripeen
baritt.
gn Yaui. opitob. % Bantsrsn fOrtiatts osrpaa en- Son.,
Tom ban ~bedrebte fig for at 9isrs in ~li9s9pIoi9 Tom muli8.
~Du erinbrsr bel Sar.p @sftforb = &ofarbfaptensn - Der
Tom til mig uss pa nit 2anofso for at forbrs fine Ysns.
~tilbaae?~
~Sa. is erinbrer ham,"
@Nu Del. i8 bar faaet nnbsrrstnins ON. at ben fatteIs
Spr n bob"
~8rtdis!"
Safob OanieH.n lob life til at bIipe bet rinesfte forbauiet.
$50, "4iIeoronningsn" Ct 9aaet unber msb Wanb %
Wus."
"M.n bporI.bss peb Sc at SarIsp @shforo par ON.
borb paa '9iQi.broaninseu?"
"SporIsoss is peb bet? Matuuisois fOroi ban bar Gsr
os Gsrsr af Stibet. Ss buorfor luIbs ban lite bore ON.
borb pa '3iaisbrounin8en'a"
Seq Tan lite ansps noesn @ruHb." iuarebe Stripuen.
bpis ifarpe eiennsmtranSsnoe Blif bra8e Bantersn I'll at
bIs9ne. "Ss9 Fan prtsHe lite ansips no8sn @runb, men Der
banbsr 10 ots fo~runberIige Sing Beroen. WRaalte ct sQsr
anbet fan babe forbuoret bans Ifreile."
"Bab" ubbrsb @upsrt @ebwin. '&lcslss umuIig CT
bet ite2"
"Ssa iaebs Sem 10. Manb. at Sarlsp 8sfforo afrsifs
meb '9iulecronninsen" % er saast thumbs mso baaos 9th
% %9abnins."
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10
Skanhinarens
Boqhandel

bar nstcp mcbtaeet en- M Scripnins al
norIfe os Oauife Soger
os anbefalsr III risbOlpiae Eager at
relisiOie, biiioriife. DiocnifabsIige %
nnoerbolocnhc gOscr. Sibler. Nptejta-
rncnter, salmsbOscr, Suspuftiller FAINT
Stole og SarebOstr at ale b~ruseliss
SlasS.
Dor nre fuleffanpiae 8atafcs tit.
fenoes Gnbper paa Sorlansenoe.
Sanblenpe % eeisfcrsningsr inb.
rsmmss ben bsieit mulise Rabat.
E<S~ Speeiel Opmarficmbeb bens
leres paa be paa port 8orlae uDfomns
Bigger. Senb B~sitininser iii
Grandparents Boshandel,
- 81 & 80 5rauiiiu ct.
Gbicasc, SQs
Senb efter 4repenummer al Sfau
einapens curopliife ubsape.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10
Mr.. DahlV

sr n.,pp bismfcmmen ira 0asn, bpOr ban bur
inetlsbt et..tetooslist Eager at
Weoe' % 0alanteri : garer, aaaber,
&aabstOier Oip. I'll SIags Yunt
for aaaber % 6joler | ale
Slags MOnitre.
Silfet6ier, Satin, 1luib, Tloiel,
al ale Scrtsr % aui 5arer.
Spnnets % Satter,
| i~tcrartst lcrals.
Siomfter, Tidre,
Sanse plumes, Sinser,
ppnt oa Saant,
~tcrtiast. nit edl,r Ct fulefsnbist % i0upltt
{ snbpsr Ssnl.tnbs. esri tnebtfatttt
1tneertoi for Gamer, Santifer %
SalsIoifer al ale muIige SIass.
Oct sr alfslts umulisi at prrtsnt ale Be
@,titlsr. Tom nu fcrt iness / Z. .. Gablps
Rpntlastr, % lilfaa umuIist pilct bet 6lips
al lnaips Yriitrm fsr BEN. men ale. baant
noe "a samls aunhtr, maa fslt hs fcrcisitn
en-. IL dls Yriisr tt fait o. iaa laps. frm
et tr muliat. aQt Varn inrflsbtts Tor 4cn.
tant list ira Sabri'anitrns % Suycrisrtrnt.
SIR. Tablp bar parst | Sorrttnina mere tnn
% adr. tlsnor ben ue % ine, q ptn bpan,
nadr. bpcr, o. h~porltets ban TAI tlsbt. o. ea
ban iisbsr | etf tore. CT bet en- aiaicri Sda. al
Sans Sneiisb tltptr biaistrt, tne Smaabdne,
lsrnss. Getts tcmm.r bans aunner tilacet. "a
ban baact tan cs of ixls. fine 9artr til til,
lissrs Vris tne nosen ant,n fan alsrt bit paa
eisit alntsr. aas5 at g.fss 5oi BAN. un'
etrisS hans Bare Spl1S. cs d oil bltps iii,
frefs.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10
Tarmen, 9uiet % 9abem.

Set life imaa Yissbsrn til at paits
op i en- tioIiS &loer; / en- flor So.
mile sler paa en- Sarm sr bet ct me.
Get baarot % meiiommeIist @rbeibs,
Der freezer mere 0bsti9bso % Saal.
mObisbeb. END Wan8e tror. 2ao Dem
taas af 8orbet % terre Saoe % Sal.
lsrfener. men lao Dem life palfe Op.
unbtasen be islu timber paa bet. De
fan sn9ans imsusm fsis @uIpet. itrp9e
ct Ylaa. elsr eiers ct anbet Smaa.
Irbsioe; men i9t Dem life for tioli8t
til noSet baarbt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

&aaI Der life obspar,s for 8in's.
rem / &ielbere; tbi enten er be for
foIoe eller for parme. % berfor raao.
nsr eler pisner Be o9laa inart. gn
Ian9f bebre WGabe at pintre &aaI paa,
er felgenbe: 8ier en- Hamme af Borb.
ou,trent loul til en- Sufficient. 6 Sob
breo % Of ben fornebae 9an9be; les
en- SOrbbanfe Omfrina; plant &aalsn
inoenfOr oenne Rumme, % leg oper
BOrb % %nerOpsnpaa Salm sller 8labs
Tom bolbsS paa I'm YIaos peo SleIp
al 2eater eQer Sten9er. Wan bar
ba friit &aaI belle 8lnteren i9iennsm
guer man tan oslaa 9rape en- Hsnbs
/ Sorbsn, l Sob ppb os en- 600 breo,
i9tte &aalbopsosrne mso Hoosn opab
neb | benne, % oper Bet Dele opbobs
NIaoe, palm oip. Sc oil bolbs fig
belle @intersn, ia Iiee til NpriI sIsr
Nai man maa / bssBs Silfalbe haps
Dem en- sler TO Sinner | foIot 8ano,
fpr mon foQer hem
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

Ws tan %opbsuarss i lang Sib ub,n
rogeuiombelit tunitis YrGparerins. bpis
man blot taser 8ars paa Dem. Sci
er en- bel bsfienbt Sag, at $50, iou
Ct bleoen Ia9t | en- suer anben Sples.
ming for at tnnns bolos FIG. taber fin
frilte Smas. % bet er bsrfor belbist
at mon / Hsre Waansosr fan bepart
Dem paa felsenbe Waabe: Spert en-
felt S@s inopatfes / @piSpapir. b
iettes oerpaa iaa tet iom muIigt
Naoer | en- rem &asie uleb ben ipioit
gnbe penbt nebab. iaa 9uftbIeren inc.
/ @sget fomulsr op | ben brebe Gnoe.
Soer bUsrt Sag l0s9es Der ct Stpffs
Yap eQer itiut Yapir iom unosrla9
for bet neite Gag. % iaa fremoelss.
Sc TONNE 6um msIem s@ssene ber
fplbss meb aIoeIes terre Npner, oe naar
8asien er fpIbt, fan ct Gag Iesses
opsr. iaa @It lis8sr faft % lite fan
foranore Stiuin9.
Decorah-posten., 1880-11-10

laa Ofte ietter en- iaa oueroreuen Yris
paa, sr Oct goot. men man maa al.
orig tisbs en- SO blot for Sfienbeoens
Stplb.