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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-04-22
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-04-22
YSICIANS.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21

nigSs ~ ,Eisd nosln s9in showed % a dssr.
~ nas hsad N an an me- ,Gsss
r.: sss%S anna S.sss;
Pan nstts lace were iudlcrous as he resumed:
.ss Sch no psss, ter S nm sye s
aS'' 81 SS0S wanted '1 Il. n isss wfs
sd M %oon sos hSMsS en-
sse !esss:,ds 4! ssaal.s sGssiGst Ma ID Tie a
shot s he Old Yssrs head war well we'll ~ up ' but
chi: tine n;.I M yca1g whsp ara wYst 0,aiI He
% hiS 0 IT: sEa 81 Ct he
Sa!soa :ssoses .or 49, 81 s ;:s
WI Ja 1 Sad Ct *,
that Boat him UPSET .hs iu.s shs 81. Se
war :hsIIsr WA Wster r AFTER all fesre''0' Out
md how did ycS fe s, rid q him to-day +"
hnnters an tlet he might be some good In the
s 1S r. CARO- 70 h
ieit him down .! Fred. In tho sulks an: he
SssS Sst dant DO me sa mo- harm nor
wont where folks knows me" .
OuT pipeh WoI0 OUT anu BENNETT ndu tnlk6u
himself Into good humor. We were Just til ink.
Ing Of turning In. when he resumed his old
steady woodsman's manner. Going to the
doorway and looking out. he asked. over his
shoulder, Don't 70 want q deer 70. nightY This
amt business. but as friends. Will yer come 2"
Our boats loaded. How is yours. BennettY
Light. an big enough fur three. Bring yor
jack. an come along. want ter take the taste
out o my mouth that city chap left "
We oil took tho taste out OF our mouths, and,
renllln2 the flask. started for the bout Almost
before we had settlcd ourselves. into positions
which VIC might have to keep for hours With
out movement or sound. and before we were
conscious Of motion. the rock shore melted 81.
lentiy into darkness and distance. no sound
following the long sweep or smooth return Of
I!ennetts paddle. and the swift passage OF
thickets and trees on ths river bank across the
Light cast by our reflector alone reminding US
OF our speed. We were reused by q sudden
check OF the boat and soft 9urgle from tho
little maslstrom made by the paddle. As the
boat swung around. head to the shore. and
hung motionless an instant. there. full IN the
stood out IN clear. bold relief fore legs up to
the knees In the stream. head thrown back.
nOstrils Quivering and dripping with water.
ana alarm lust trembling in his eyes.
clean shot ibut q resky one. said Bon nett.
a as 5h tSs sssf haf himself for lea
glance when saw ~ nim at his head. Now
foel better. do. and. with few quick strokes.
he brought the boat back up stream again
whero our prize lay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
Mr.. Dnvis's Two Transactions Ia Bobtnn
Consolidated.
@'0"s I've rF'"t"V'Et' IV'WS'
ifornia. in the days ~ tho Com atoek q =

In California, 10 the days OF tho Comstoek ex-
on the insrxet aud raidiy bought BY rninst
ana taown ~ the nsns q the RS III t e"'
ida,ed% The speculative Mr. d. organized a company
h.oi large block Of Ioon shares 4. 81 per SHARE '
few s .se s Ss m'ps I'D I'D
stock would really not have been eheap nj y gift,
sold the 1000 shares q. GOOD Thing were not on snSaE.
lug terms one day. how tho friend to Ills utter
re,dsiss q Ss s'f "'f me VENT sa
Win W SsaH Mr. Day. md ss The table WIS
hcnd an IND been opposing ~ sack Of flour
you dirty trick few months ago In selling YOU Them
ere Bohtais for l knowed you couidn't afford the
money. und heaven knows they've not brought me no
well" said jim, what has been done cannot be un.
upos the .t ayr sT ps Of the Snn. Davis
says haven't many hours % i've and ass
az want 70 undo a, ia, Is can the injury done you
Got. Got 'em down at my office" was the reply.
You bring 'sm or here a. snon a. you can" aa.d
psy and will give you the money that you paid
Of yls and with RAPIDLY
and brought up them ,ere shsrea" The share. were
s RsEt %ns M M Fl. friend
H., ~ never thought you meant TO do me wrong" sni
hope You viii soon be batter old man." jim then re-
tired with his hands full Of greeubacks and his eyes
No sooner mad he left the room than Davis. suddenly
Ssa from a war da an
da"t sus. %s yau fss'; ..p Sss 4. tsa.a s
Ths following morning the nsws hlaxonsd forth in
EE.a.s:, Sody q P.sIae soas. and
s ns to g. fS r. pas s last st..
he b.. WAS living =, The Honap House e New York fsssi
.pf h then .n nh aS.war
prineey revenue the form y monthly dividends from
not on speaking terms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
A Dakota Girl

broad-shouldered. com pactly built YOUNG
Toman with brown face and hard hands. sat ia the
Lake Shore depot iAst evening waiting
from Dhkots.
We d"nn waste any time IN fooli.hnes. way"
enc said TO Young man who seemed TO be acquainted
with her There Is no ovO making my half elton.
IT'S nothing hut No wheat from May to August Taia
what we are out there for. Now and man
age farm Of $40 acres, and ths.year took crop
OK eighteen bushes to the acre and sold It, the cash.
will look after things this winter I'm OF for little
fun down East Marrisssr' said she. In response to
some remark by her companion; that's what all the
good fornot nK crsnks Of men that from plough.
ing time to harvest talk about What do want to
get married fori There than three hundred Of
Us srl farmers In Dakota aud will hold
some time. never saw man yet that wOuid have
around intend to farm until money enough TO
live OH comfortably, and then see. I'm la the hnbit
Of doing about A. I please. There was .
nice young fellow In my neighborhood last
July, who tried to be very gallant and
wanted to help me whenever ] did nAy work. Ill
chopped little wood lie waited to do It, II went
after pail OF water he wanted to carry IT, II Put
hay OF grain on my shoulder he insisted giving me
MT Ho was pretty nice boy, hut he made me tired
One day wanted the hayriek on the wagon aud took
hold q one end and clapped 1t the wheel quick
Let me says ne but he only threw the whole thing
down IN trying to get the other end lie didnt have
"Snys 4: Oh 20 away You don't eat enough No =
wheat Then put The rick uD In good style.
I'VE meet lots of such fellows out there. They arc
good enough. suppose but when will send.
for him"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
WINE PROSPECTS IN FRANCE
A Great Champagne Vintage rrsnls,d this
Aueamn.
Prom the 81. Jam<s's Gasstts. SsyG 8

Prom the 81 JdMtsS GaSett6. StyE g.
- The vine interest In France is looking up.
the plants appear richer and greener this year
than they have ever been since the phylloxera
s
Itself out But the truth seems to DO that. In
some districts At least the downpopr Of two
the only effeetual mode OF destroying which is
in l, the vineyards wherever land and
snd ~ to tn The
caIities; Cold winds BY day aud colder niahts
s e 81 sns snd
says. The CONSEQUENCE 10 that the punches
s sa5s1 GSs9f sta t q wn: '00F'
thrasheys %idsw W.! and sRs odia% ~h!eS rst
and bursts il opsn. and finally rots It away.
FREQUENT splphuring Of the young shoots. the
hs and the ~
the labor costs money. and It Is not always
Properly nrsotised. nor 4 must 30 cSnicsse:d;
Weakened ~ its attacks thst thsir fruit Is
Deeav total to nsss Ssssr s
eeua'ry aR shsss SSsSs e. iss4 SisIa Is
tn Vineyards thesssboats ,stili bold their
49s rsss ss S?f M
sion Haut-Brion. because originally planted
e BE BouIio Sab uya 6onpa Ds'n Of soy Paris
about gallons ., ssti OWN
Ess so III IN d wSch 20 2H sse are
ap The 11 most rec, cslebaatsd Medoes With %Sie
moss and dslieseyp are also stsrio& It
4 soao S. sssf long sssIs saaR 20
lGS sv SIX e seven years SO that tho careful S
worth while. II all goes well. TO order . bottle
o. Haut-Brion at DuvRl restaurant.
we are promised fiom Rheims q Grand
ssSS s vintage this year % TO quality
will 10 but moderate. owing to coulHge in
Vie spring and the present excessive heats. On
the Loire there are no complaints save whero
neavy hail storms have been at work. In tho
terrilc heats. the grapes in some places roaat-'
ing instead OF ripening. In the Cognac dh-
Sicts the remnant OF the yinesw will give what
nrurnliy known as jealous" vintags-very
Inc native vines grated on American stocks
sro now beginning TO tell wherever they have
9Trn planted. and are the healthiest Of all.
IN IN general It may be said that unless the
es"mGleto ripening Of tho grapes Is now as
iSsnee Of the wine, DO the yield great or small.
me consequence Is that vino saies between
ana IT is noiceable. too. that tho importation
VI l"rSign wines to bordeaux fell on 5000. 900
fa,,.As IN the ilrst seven months o! this year.
m nn"t port alone still. however, took the i'm
abroad during that period Thres.hfths OF It
came from Spain. How long will the English
SSop,sul,nr persist In paying France Bordeaux
'''ces Tor ordinary Spanish winesf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
GAME IN PINE COUNTY,
Prsmisss OF . Good Season for Partridgss,
Deer, and Bears.

Fromhoeo OF q O00O season Tor xsoferIoGoS,
Deer, and Bears.
MILFORD, Pa, Sept. 2O.-The season for
partridge shooting In Pike county opened
week ago. II any dependence can be
placed ON "slgns." the season promises to be
the best known for q long time. For two sea-
sons past the woodtiek attached the birds %
soon a. the broods were Matched. and de-
stroyed hundreds before they reached maturi-
ty. Old birds were kept In poor condition by
the same cause. Birds were killed with a.
many ~ fifteen Of the insects buried In tho
neck. This year SCORES Of young broods have
bsen seen In al parts OF the county. In full and
healthy feather. and In general condition In
dicating that tho pest Of the two years past 10
not at work this year. Backwoodsmen say that
all the favorite hsunts Of the birds. which were
sn,sy ds::rtsd last srs alive with
sre abundant There have been no bad Ares in
the wood,.
tramp Of fvo miles through tie woods about
da{s re
number Of wire snsres. newly made. which we're
set In places where the birds were sure to re-
said thai snarins these birds 10 carried on to
g 81 Do sas n
popular ss1f ai'sTi ts. alone; .,,,.s.
i. nor county sl he ses 'i shs. ns S YSos sa %
for MARKET Include among their supplies for
the BUNTING season an rS large Guan,
law IN tbs manner must s. csSahs IL The ses q
setting . snare. OF Of taking game from 4. be-
sibae 10 make any arrests. although scores Of
huntsrs are known whom y y morally certain II.
o es sf Slas sy
me vSodSOef ssssoD, Witch opened in 1, J9 L:
ooaaS BEEN saH VIA ia
and hsunts that In former year., yielded rare
e as %Ss s.s sssn n
shooting may msfs smsnds Tor the unsatis.
iayorits sport Is 70 Be bsttsr than il was last
psna tn
Dinsman township, woods .sk 1t to De believed
that seven nne spscimens Of deer wore seen in
TSss SsU %ss ~ psn q aesa :Sa
winter We: most favorable FOL, tho wlnterlng Of
la sn%d es !s nsas ss
Hoppyr"Re witt place, three n miies from Mi;
sxn hs. Ss.n sas sEs
tween tween this village an. and !. Pond EDDY, several
Of deer have been killed BY Jack hunting in
the ponds this summer. 1t 10 alleged that q
we'll. known hunter In the lower part Of the
ners several times since the Fourth OF July.
According to Jim Mcdonnell! . famous bear
game also promises to furnish Ilvelier sport
than has been enjoyed In the county In twenty
years. He has killed n number OF bears during
the trail OF nine Old bears and cubs into tho
swamps. but succeeded In bagging one only. u
small one. On the western border Of tho county
bears have been NO numerous and bold since
spring as to become q positive nuisance 10 tho
farmers, who have succeeded In killing three
30. taking all things together. the fall and win
ter Of 1854 promise to be long remembered BY
the Pike county hunters as an exceptionally
enjoyable and prontab seasOn 70 them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
PHOT0GRAPAED ON AROADwAH

The Alasrity with wAleh Ala IL ORsrsd
when a. AeeiSsas Hsppsss In the Street.
An Illustration Of the alaority with which
people Offer assistance when 1t seems to be
needed occurred on Broadway yesterday. At
precisely l 40 o'clock two cabs which ap-
preached esch other from opposite directions
came into collision just below Spring street
Broadway had been freshly sprinkled and one
e ~ sGs: DHsS an sna ns was h
down from their seats, and AZ slasrl, s s
tional walk down town handed two ladies' out
Of the cab. and stood By them on the, sidewalk
SS wa not dpSss
sssa d% 4. :ss sn; Dass Ss::
and also went to the assistance. Of the cxbmen.
A. the same time. Q Wide awake young man
e s an tss
s$:: Sa:s &. "a; sS S:Sss
"a sS .S s s.1 went e @ s
1917 81 Stsss as We
vehicle, Men fell to work at the harnes. Of the
oan vs WI asd
asK srs the rn
s1SGs aH ~ III: 0a Tia. tn. n.v.b. null
istsr. 10 tSis case hs wss shout So year. old.
ma papsr Guns: As tsIksa psrDssSsiiy. got -
everybody's way. gave advice on all hands and
danced about Wildly; ne sleeve. we're very
wild gesticulations the cuffs new OF ct frequent
intervals and went rolling in the mud. He
IL: :nRS put On H sh.n ss.s
was no Necessity for II: and narrowly es-
mai on two occasions. He talked with
everybody ~ though no had known them all
for years. bossed people around. and half an
hour siterward. when All traces Of the incident
has disappeared. he was standing there ex-
planning matters to On Italian. who kept an APP
mon dropped packing box nails on HI is shiny
stoyepipe hat from the open Windows above.
The harness had been rapidly unbuckled. and
willing hands drew the cabs apart, The horse
scrambled awkwardly to his feet. and the good-
natured tiruekmen fell to. and in short order he
handed tho ladies back into the cab the drivers
sprans 10 their boxes and rntllsd away. and the
trucks. Nobody thanked anybody. 1t was I'll
nuisance showed any signs Of excitement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
II sn -


Not long since ] was riding toward Cloud
Peak ami had only three miles when dsc0v cred
two enormous grizzlies down In horseshoe Canon,
left my pony Went to the canon wall aud 9pened ire
the enemies. Tho bears were i've hundred yArds away
Ny hrst shot wounded one Of the monsters and the
wounded one immediately attacked the other bear They
sncounter The wounded bear Was beaten BY tts ants!
ferocious looking animals. and the two Would weigh
over three thousand pounds. Their tnsks measured
three inches claws four inches feet fourteen inches
aud the bears were twelve feet long.
Leaving the two bears, walked . ridge not more
than mile away and came to four more two black
aud TWO s,lverp bsars They did NOT md my poss-
cr.g OF granits slipping on pair OF moeeasinA w.s
opened IRE immediately only aoO yards Killed two Al
the hrst shot. aud soon had theh rolling down the
mountain together.
II was ali exciting time: the four bears made terri
BILE noise. After seeing large eagle Hwoop down among
the pines. catching Q grouse, descended from
rocky knob aud ventured up TO tho bears There th.y
all lay In heap all dead and in the Ruch together.
Those six bears would weigh over 7,otO pouudA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
lDr. Potter and the Cow bOYs.
frVm TIE Albany Times.

The Hon. James NJ. Woolworth. chancellor Of
tho Episcopal diocese Of NehrAsks tells the following
ssory OF " e. ~ r1tter q Union College Prssid.nt
elected Bishop Of Ne6rsaka Wa. making tour Of tbs
Land and Cattle Conpany's range. he heard that Wilson,
the man that tied Burbank on the bronchos back and
wa. held prisoner At Blue Creek Ranch sixty iies dis
tant. Dr. Potter drove there the next day. and
learned that Wilson WAS to DO killed at sundown He
impored the two cowboys who were guarding the prs
pleading and PRAYING with them long time Or Potter
BY giving them both thrashing. This done, lie ui.
bound wilson who saddlsd pony aud escaped The
anair made DR.. Potter hero among the hnen aud
no va. induced % write detailed account Of the
70 his friends in the East
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
CURIOUS fElrunxs or AcrUIE Err.
NIss.vvisss Of Sieve Fihs.s.. Attack ypos u
1Hea nsast.
Htcm fAs CAicaoc Hera't.

rcw Ms CAtcdoc He,d'i.
Among the multitude Of eamraign storles
s..p fer :s:ns ssss:n: had 70, ..
S!sna E:sas y..::a:v s sss. ~ story
~ sss ssss 4
.sa our aa:. ss.:
ss; "a s.s e Of H.
n.. .'s % s:sss oo,. G %
any sh We had cooling a,snails along and sss.
%
"ss n",rS g; =: ~: e e.
who had The mans q being dsns.rou' insn An Ss:l
would make u. attack on II. fowl. ssn: az and Joh"
~ Gs s Il: ;Sss sssa
q hs habit q Isdns Tue roo.s and The farmer
SS:$ So'A S:;fs: ., :ss aSS
Elkns who was great big orerrrown fellow. and
y aSs ri fiS .%
~ when he WAS captured BY Dix dog who heId
s N: ss o. s .as s Ss. wsG a; 4
, ,9sS 20, noass ws s he rs n nn morning
when the farmer had taken charge Of Eikins, Heart
the morning Eikins wa, taken to Columbia by the
and irdiein,ent wa, returned sssis.i Eitiss
J.aes.cn civ which more Than thirty ns. Instant s
might Be put In j. y almost Impossible 70 yet nm
oss ss'is G:ser q. 1ilsaS s.a
o rns DAY stSs he ~
s.isd oonpe,e sonnasacs in his.if' sisa. I "rass
upon liza . sfepsasd j:
a with ana waa . s
the boys turned chicken loose In tile hail EiE.ns aid
was fsisrs. ;" '"' ''e' p''' VI ''e 'ps'e"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
He Wanted the Medicine.
From the Boston Globe.

From the BOSTON Globe.
In u suburban town, where local optiops
decrecd thnt py sicixna prescription preoede
sale OF LIQUOR man entered drug store and called for
. pint OF whiskey.
+" Have you Prescription :" inquired the druggist.
WHATS thstf" asked the applicant.
The law piainel aud the customer rsjoned:
wal I'm an invalid. Where can ind d0ctori"
am physician," suggested the druggist
You mske IL out thsn," said the iuysil.
the gentle words:
- dollar and half"
"Whunor :" inc uired the invalid
whiakey."
WAL guess don't for tho 'script0n; sn,other
TELLER may want IT," said the invalid, ho threw down
half dollar AND escaped,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21

On the train yesterday was Miss lehman OF
Miwaukoe who was sent West ~ charge OF her mother
IN N. change might avert threatened brain
troubles When near Laramie. Miss lehman Jumped
from the car window. II was time before WAS
missed, and after teiegrspho inquiry she was heard
from at Laramie where she had beer. taken by the crew
OF freight train. In Jumping. Miss lch,aln fali in
front OF The trssh, train and was terribly bruised hut
have cleared her brain for she ~ As bright
yesterday ~ any woman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21
A IattIesnake In Church.
From ne Tailahassee land Of You,r,

A large congregation had assembled at River
one OF rs most brilliant theological lights terrible
the middle OF the aisle thicky crowded on both sides
with men, women. and chi,run, lay monster rattle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-09-21

was .chsfed and sore, and bis honest woods:
arsas sG &. IL .sass Il Ii. deal Of
boy or girl. Bennett p"
asrsenhorn city chap. one O yer book hunters,
sSu!dp's lsTn Him ae.sIn: Ss tsc.'S Y al. ~ -;
i home.!ck fur . fsather bad an . pnirssori.
tell ye. and Bsnnetts sAvase kick at blaz-
Ing Icy sent swarm q ,Hry sparks qp among
sssr q 3D. an father ss.ossa ' Ss moSs zen
wopndsdT,trcm hts canoe. an gimme the thong
S.1 hs.s .ss tSrss Ssys oe
tor O. two mile. while the OF man .traiied after
sss Ii, q ~ ~ s' ssnS' ... on
ths;: snrss Day: I've he'd icci tied onter mo-.
started the guides tongue again.
-, No: Excuse me. yor don't ought tn AJAX that.
@sn Is Ak 19ss :. srs
ssr ssn ssr tongue 9Ss easy
di I'd % y; n ShHi the :sE dcu
no trout would Be- fool enough to be- found dead.
fod H. ant , Ssfs Tta
almost ruined the boat w betwixt the iorelegs
ola hne buck. an he asst meout loud e 'twarn't
fancy Winchester .riao hedn't better be set for
two HUNDRED yard. SO that the bn'k got tired
work x 90 so s any sho,s 10 IKE
trees ut nothn' and said it were i cussod poor
climate for game"
What else Oh. yer needn't lari. The next
day he lost his gold toothpicker an nuthin
wouldn't do butt must SPEND near all day. with
him. huntin inr H. He p prat,y niSh ln.rG thnt
l stole II. an-well, W" didn't get along well
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
SerresaarosIip | Gnslanp.

gaa be enseIits S~srrssnurbs faa,
Oumsrne fin Sbs pau Ssnssn msO nosIe
tpnoe Smsrrsbrsb. De un9e 6srrer
forstrGtter Acknowledged ROsuut os
SeItsrs. De @ieitsr, iom life beItus
ger | Sagten, tOmmsr nsb bsntnOb Sl.
10 for at ipiie SrotOf. Baa Sorbet
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Srugt os Suser, Che, saifs, gbotOIooe,
Bin, intet muusIer ueb bette WeaaItio,
Tom ofte tr9tss ub | to til TO % en-
baIu Cine. Gao ipiisr nan isien
0uni6 sIOttsn 2. 5usI Os andre Risbs
rstter, Istte Buboiuser for be 0omsr,
Tom bar iuos Raus, 6~IobeuaFer, Dess
iert, on. 6IOttsn ire brittes Rafe.
0a Saserne er ube, ienber man benz
aoitiqise fore &urper meb Rab Os
Oritte. Sloften 5 letter 0amsrne fig
tiIbOrbs isien for at brittle &c os ipiie
Smaafagsr. 0ersftsr %inatter be Iibt,
inbtiI be ituI Op Os tIGbe fig ON til
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Raar U~iiDOasen ct fOrbi, besiuer Du'
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Ter to. 9erueb ipiaes 9Ort. 9ulbs
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pin, sOsnut, SsIters, Rom os Gisus
rer, buOrmeb be Haur Chen libel til
SI. 2. 8aa benne Waobe Ieusr be en-
selite 6errsmGn6 | 9uerbussIasst.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Santet.
5ra "g1Oromanoen' }

Del par ct sIeubist Strautnmmsr op:
amber 2oftst msS ipariout Cps fra ct
IiSet 9iuoU me6 paptrIappebe Rubsr.
Der fab en- suiu6s; sGutmsI par bun
life; men aniistet baube ct forsrams
met llbtrpt. 90 Euutsrue git iau tuns
&c / benbs, iom bun fab Der ---
Riussn par Der life mere, - Sub
rinsen, iOm ban buuOe siuet benbe.
Sun iaa puu fin 6uuub; en- bvio 5ubs
tribe piife, buor ben bapbs iio6et.
9tin9sn borte,-Yantet.
ia, Tom bun baube gent pua ben !
6un minbsSss ben Dag, ba bun fit
Ben, buor sIab bun buUbe uGret! gun
buifebe bet iaa tpbsIist: 9uIbOr tOm
meo ben; SaIbor, bsnbes Gins 9ptts.
Msn ban, ben unse c9 ftGrte SIP;
manb, par omtommeu. 9un ipntes,
bun iaa bam, iiOt ban a biemme.
grpuupsbnssn! 5uor itrauIen6e Ipttes
Iise be beg9e uar-c9 nu!
Gu par Rsoen tommsn.
0et par en- tuns Sang til 9autss
Iauneren meb 8insen. Oct par iaa
tunst, iau turst at itiaes meo bette
iOits; ban bapOe uuberiSst ben. Qu
10, ben par NOT G9te. SaIbor par
Gste ban. Os 9autsIdanerea bauts
ipurst, buOr Gun baube fuaet ben fra.
Suorfor ipurste ban?
gun buTfebe bet mistroiite Bill,
ban bapoe miStGnft benbe. Ssiaa bet
-mistGnft!
gun braif / en- ftiGrenbe 9uItsu,
grab IGnse. Oct Iettebe.
9a bun after iaa Op, msbte bun to
forbauiess Stus bOrte fra Senssn.
Oct par, Tom bun fua 9OIcOrs Dine.
"6pao grader bu for, NfOr?"
ala, for Snsentins. Gag big M
psnt nsb isien, 9aIbOr!'
Oct Ipsnsbs op / benbes anfist.
Gun baube fin Gut, 9aIOOrs Os bsns
bes Gut. 5un buUos ttfs tabt aIt.
Riu9en par pei bOrte; men enonu
baube buu-"Yantet".-
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-24
Biuou .. O., @riss 60, Gatuta.

Bi1ou =. O., @riss Go, 9ntota.
Or. Rsoaitsr!
RR on Jana ss oil iuienba min ron.
tigent, oil eg oSiaa itriuu Hotro Orb fer
aa Iata "YoitsH"s 2Riore faa beta bo3is
me lite Sia Der iaa laanst opt sorpeRen.
3aa es fer ntte D}aaIiats I g&oreg iere iaa
tort ct 5rumitrit atts intse grGfar be.
Hgtta leg aaU oa, 90 itrioe ON, atte me
iHtje ifu bruta oa baHiia Alaale leHjer.
men brufd Dor epe, 70 oil es osiau prsou,
ON g iurne fau ifiano uDtre Orb pan nit
NorSmaaL
Me bar bat ct iuTranos got War berope
inar. apsitsH ga ifraa IS te 80 Suibel;
men iaa bar griisn bore tsmmeIs Helm T.;
Ro. / barb" so gts % "ioft" nsr te IS
Cts. pr. Buibel; Der q tsmmels uont igr
esi faitOgs Gsutnns, men is maa 3pbplos
iare baapn paa berr tier. gts bar iuar
IOrt bra 5ramitrit ipHes ne, me bar iaat
os MT StuIsbus 10 me ogina brula is
9Iprtln, iaa beielos ME 90 CtH Gonisrents
Brett; hos Romr q 9uuoebp; ban q Elm
RaH iaa preita GUS Ore eurt az RENT.
"a ss trur ate ban q g~aatIitts / + Renigs
belt. SunbetstiIftaeH berope q bra ida
ate es trar Der maa uRra ct iuHt aIimat
banos ON SOmmueren aa ON Sintereu; "a
oil baa lutta ma 40 puitla baoos Rsoai
tsren Ia =ssieH"s 9Ginre ct goat Gar
buaoe / uauosIe 40 tiHele 5euisuHos.
gRe Spruae
9obH 2. SmsIaHo.