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Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28
Wash-Dresses For Girls.

Gingham, Chambery and percale
dresses for girls from four to ten years
have high waists, plain and pointed in
front, with sash across the back, or
else they have belted waist with
eight or ten feather-stitched tucks
down the front and back, and are
slightly gathered into the belt. Three
breadths are in the full skirt of small
dresses, and four breadths for larger
girls. To make the plain waists more
dressy, the collar and wristbands may
be of white Hamburg edging. or there
may be V of all-over embroidery Just
below the collar. with revers of cdg-
ing, or else it extends lower, and the
edging forms bretelles over the shoul-
ders. Jacket fronts like those worn
by small boys are set on some of these
high waists, and rows of small pearl
buttons, of the kind called shirt but
tons, are placed in row so close as to
nearly touch each other on the fronts
of the jacket, or diagonally on each
corner of the front, and then Just be-
low the collar; also on the wristbands
of the full sleeves. or the cuffs of the
coat sleeves. Scotch ginghams are
chosen in large plaids and wide irreg-
ular stripes, even for tiny girls; they
are also worn in plain colors-pink,
blue, buff and brown. .-Ha9per's Bazar.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28
LEGAL TEcHNlcALITlEs.
Why Criminals Should Not Be Turned
Loose or Trivial Grounds.

why Criminals Should Not BE Turned
Loose or Trivial Grounds.
Why should any court be empowered
to turn loose notorious rObber
simply because single step in the pro-
ceedings against him was erroneous
though not affecting the question Of
guiltp A departure from strict rules
in election matters is not allowed to
affect the result, provided the voters
intent is carried out; and most men OF
sense will say that technical errors at
trial ought not to vltiate the pro-
ceedings, provided no injustice is done.
But as long as the lawyer thinks his
duty is alone to the client who pays
him. and nothing to the public, this
debasement Of honor and judicial
functions will 60 on.
When criminal has neither money
nor political influence, justice is some
times swift enough. A New York
daily some time ago reported that
common thief. who had snatched a
scarf-pin worth Il dollar, was "rail-
roaded" through court in a few days
and sentenced to five years
in the penitenitary. while a
saloon-keeper went free who
''had been arrested eighteen times in
two years on charges of beating,
assaulting and robbing women" But
the latter, it was expressly stated, had
political influence" and boasted that
he had "a pull'' on the courts which
would always shield him. Perhaps
this was exaggerated; but no observant
man can doubt that justice
must often fail when the
bench is occupied by active associates
of leading politicians. The method is
not openly to defend and set at liberty,
but to rail at and stigmatize witnesses
rs ''informers, to discredit their testi-
mony, make postponements, discharge
for alleged informalities, or put over
the trial from court to court until pub
lie interest is lost, and then to per-
manently "pigeon-hole'' the charges
or enter a ''aaol. pros" This is COM
paratively easy in communities where
certain outlawed immoralities are sup
ported by local public sentiment, such
as gambling, lotteries, horse-racing,
betting ON elections, unlicensed liquor
selling. drunkenness, prize-fghting,
Sabbath desecration, etc. These can
not be made legal, because the State
is greater than the city, but local SEN
timent is usually powerful enough to
control the courts, and through them
to make the laws nullity. But with
a powerful bar bent on the administra-
ton of justice, and not conniving at
nor leading in opposition to good laws,
this could hardly happen. Hence it is
not very wide of the mark to say that
lawyers as class do not take deep
interest in abstract justice. or that
they are prominent in agitating for
moral reforms. Philip Snyder, IN Pop
uldr Science Monthly.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28
-.--.>A.
The Waywnrd wffS.

Nine wife she gwarrels NIT me -mooch.f ~
Sometimes most efry tay,
Und often wares mine patience out
Ondil she hats her way.
4 Und I'm yoost tired OF all dose tings. ~
So now comes to you
Maybees you know how t is yourself
Und dells me vat to do. Nstf Fa.
Now, I'm gwiet sort Of man,
Und lofes to dake mine ease;
dells my Kate yoost vat to do,
Und how to lif in peace; yhs.
But she some oder blans haf got
Yoost like mine wasn't there;
Und ven she argies NIT her tongue
1schwells oop mad und schwear.
Vat risiness has she knowing dot
As i knows nottings bout?
4 Und Citing oop such bland so schlick q
AS turns mine inside oudt? z
Und ven say something's amt so,
Vat she hat said pefore. zN s7Ar e
Wy moost she hat to proof it true,
Und make me schwear some moref
It's pad enough to haf q wife ---
AS does not vat you say,
Und turns your blans all oudtside in,
Und makes you gross all tay.
But vat ist hardest mooch to bear
likes it not Won mite
Somehow, as efry gwarrel ends,
She proc S her own way right
--WkSter1 Poap1adn
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

"A lady of Muskegon, Mich, went
to bed in Milwaukee hotel the other
night with the recollection of all the
hotel fires of which she had read surg
ing through her brain. She soon
awoke with start, for she heard con-
siderable noise down stairs. The noise
continued and the poor woman be-
came SO nervous that she jumped from
her window to shed. and thence to
the ground, and never stopped until
she reached the house of relation,
sixteen miles away. Her. room was
over the kitchen, and the noise she
heard was the servants doing up the
evening work. s'
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

There is a story told of Boston
attorney who, on the eve Of being mar
ried, found it impossible to reach the
appointed place. and telegraphed for
"a stay of proceedings" the legal
phraseology of the dispatch proving
that even at such an eventful time the
disciple of Blackstone and Coke could
not shake off the verbal fetters OF the
law, - Boston Dadgfi.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28
a rm in rhine, SAVED Sine,

DR.. sPierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
are preventive IS well as curative. A few
of these . Little Giants" taken at the right
time, with little expense and no inconveni-
ence, will accomplish what many dollars
and much sacrifice of time will fail to do
after Disease once holds you with his iron
grasp. Constipation relieved, the Liver
regulated, the Blood purified, will fortify
against fevers and all contagious diseases.
Persons intending travel, changing diet,
water and climate, will find Invaluable, DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets. In
yials convenient to carry.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

n PRIcKLY ASH BITTEKs is an unfailing cure
for all diseases originating in hillary de-
matte countries. No other medicine now on
sale will SO effectually remove the disturb
ing elements, and at the same time tone up
the whole system. 1t is sure and safe in
| ifrn tilana
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28
-Crimsonbeal

-Crimsonbeak THAT violin Of
mine is over 100 years old" YEAST
thought as much" why did you
think so? I'm. sure it doesn't show its
age" "Well, it has an air of an
tiquity l heard you playing Grand
fathers Clock on it this morning. .
Yozkers Statesman.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

Prince Bismarck is said to drink
sixteen glasses of strong liquor in the
course of a single speech. But he can
afford to-he owns several dlstilleries
and produces half million gallons of
whisky annually. a1t aa
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

"A dude who was visiting friends
in the country complained Of the eggs.
"They SEEM" said he, lacking in
flavaw, compared with our city eggs
they are rathaw insipid, awr'
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

Under the laws of Maine you can
borrow mans horse, Keep hin, for a
year and day, and then settle for
twenty cents per day for every day
the animal was used.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

FREE! A 3-foot French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickle or Cherry Cigar Case, MER-
CHANTS ONLY. R.W .TANslLL & Co., Chicago
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

THE single eye-glass is worn by tn.
dude. The theory is that he can see more
with one eye than he can comprehend.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

WITH regard TO sparkling over the front
gate, good deal can be said on both sides
-SJ1ings
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

The rising generation in cities Is chiefly
made up of milkmen and hired girls.-RHr.
Hngton Free Press.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

IF all so-called remedies have failed, DIR
Saye's Catarrh Remedy cures.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

A SCULPTOR mustn't lose cast-not before
the work is done for which the cast was
taken.-Te1as SJfinGS
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

For a Cough or Sore Throat the best medi-
cineis Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Curein one minute.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28
IHA1 !! !! !
A1LS
: : YOU?

Do you feel dull. languid, low-spirited, life
less and indescrb6bly miserable, Doth physl.
cay and mentally; experience sense OF
fullness or bloating after eating, or OF " gone=
ing, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in
mouth, irregular appetite. dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred eyesight, floating speckS
before the eyes, nervous proStratlon or eX-
haustion, irritability of temper. hot fiushes,
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
biting, transient pains here and there, cold
feet, drowsiness after meals, wabefulnes5, or
disturbed and unrefreshing sleep, cOnstant,
indescribable feeling of dread, or OF lmpend-
ing calamity -
of these symptoms, you are suffering from
that most common of American maIadleS-
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. The more
complicated your disease has become, the
greater the number and diversity OF symp-
TOMS No matter what stage it has reached,
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will subdue il. if taken according to dlrec-
tions for reasonable length OF time. III not
cured complications multiply ancl Consump-
Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
maadies are quite liable to set in and, sooner
or later induce u fatal termination.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
cOVery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
through that great blood purifying organ,
cleanses the system of all blood-taints and inn
purities, from whatever cause arising. 10 IS
equally elficacous in acting upon tho Kid
news, and other eXcretOry organs, cleansing,
strengthening, and healing their diseases. AS
in appetizing, restorative tonic, 1t promotes
digestion and nutrition, thereby building up
both flesh ana strength In malarial districts,
this wonderful medicine has gained great
celebrity in curing Fever and Ague, Chills and
Fever. Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical DIS.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water Druggists sell it 25c
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

TIE canned article that goes the quickest
Is a dogs tail. --Buston Dulletiat -sa
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

The pickpocket is no respecter of purse
una
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28
N Medical dis.
CURES al HUMORS,

from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the
worst scrofula. Salt-rheum, "Feyersores,"
Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all diseases
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful. purifying. and invigorating medi-
cine Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
its benign influence. Fspeeially has it mani
tested its potency in curing Tetter, Eczema,
Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles Sore Eyes, Serof-
uleus Sores and Swellings, Hip-joint Disease.
white S47sllings;" Goitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glafidss Send ten. cents in
stamps for a large Treatise, with colored
plates, on Skin Diseases or the satfs amount
for Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

THERE is very rarely wedding without a
MiScriyiuOS
Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28

Sold by Druggists and Dealers Ererytohere.
rue CHARLES A. v0GELER CO., Baltimore. Md.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
WcomImgsnatiomer

Wr. aimbaa, Gbef for R~ebniussItas
tionerne Deb be 5orenebe Staters apit
bar nplis offentlissiOrt fin 8apport for
Garet, Der enbie ben 30te Stunt 1888.
Der er ialt | be Jorenebe Stater 222
&eoninss tationer, at bisie er 10 peb
ben atlantiife apit, A peb Snblserne,
z Deb Bacificipiten os en- ueb gaubials
bet Oblc peo 2ouisuiae, aeniudp. All
Sfibe gil thumbs i Narbeben al Sta
tlonerne. Omborb paa bisie Sfibe be-
fanbt fs 1858 Heriouer; ane bisie
rsboeoes paa II n1r. 9isie Sfibe
repreientereoe en- iamlet garoi al 81
Milion Dollars, men fun 81 MiIiun
git tabt. Joruben be Berloner ON
boro paa Stibene bar ManoIfaberne
peo Geoninss Itatipnerne reobet 325 Ser
Toner fra at orufne. APP 5%artgier, iom
bar I~tranoeoe, bleo after siort flot os
brast oper be farlise Steber. 0esuben
blep 220 Sfibe abUareoe oeo Signaler,
laa be life i~tranoeoe. Str. aimbaQ erz
fl9rer, at bette Vars QrbeiSe bar paret
bet beote, iom &eoninsspoieuet bar
uofsrt paa lang Tio. Den iamlebe
9jenelte fciter sjenntmiuitlis 100000
ON Naret. Scr. &imbaQ anmuoer aonz
9reslen ON at beuii9e bsiere 2~suninser
for Manofaberne os uotaler fig / So
psr al ct tiolisere omtalt 5orflag um at
penlionere benz, iom blir a%rbeiosubps
tise / 9ieneiten, us @nfer % Ysrn efter
benz, iom omfommer / 7ieneiten.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
WrbtioetS Nioocre.

Wr. Yotuberlp, Der nplis blep siens
calst til Stcrmeiter for Mrbeibets &ib.
bere, iasoe iorleoen unoer en- Samiale
meb en- Slaoreferent / indianapolis:
Si bolbsr paa meb at fierne be uros
lise Glementer. s nusen 2ib bar Der
p9ret anarfitiife Glementer / Oroenen,
2isie 6olf, Tom lisser / 8ris msb ale
bore Snititutioner, isler fig fulbtommen
lptfelise, naar bet lpffes Dem at blipe
cptasne / Orbeuen pg fan briuse iuo i
ben Splio % lluenifab. 8i bar life
Sum for Inarfiiter / bette 3anb. Be
bar mObarbeioet mig, os bet bar finn
peltben paret ct Spsrssmaal, ON De
eller ies Ifulbe saa at meo Seiren. Sips
til bar ie9 pRret ben ieirenoe. ga, bet
er ianbt, at WeblemsaniaIet al Irbei.
bets Ribhere er formint Itet. Saabanne
Orsaniiatiuner bar i'm Gbbe os 5loc,
oF
men III Saar bet iremab, us Meb(emss
anta[let pDfser.
81 er life imoo Strsifer, men..pi trur,
at man bsr BRUCE 5ornuiten, fsr man
ineiaeer fig paa Streiter, ps life ON
psnot. unoertioen er ri tUunsue til at
~itreife, men bet er bebre at bore be On
Der, ri bar, enb at lpbe eiter andre, man
life flenoer. Spao ri pnlter, er Sams
pirfen operalt. Seq trpr paa Nrbsis
berries Splpsnins. Seq trpr life, at
enbper Irheioer buroe bape en- ataoe.
mill %ueoannelie, men ban bpr babe en-
iaaban uooannelie, iom fan sipe bam ct
becre Spn paa 9iuet; meb andre Orb,
ban buros baue mere Splpsnins ON
Soil andre St,linser Os screenings
meno buroe baoe mere 8uno TAB ON
Nrbeioernes 8aar.
Der er life Strib mellem Nrbeioets
&iopere os Sasforeninser. @i fan
arbeioe iammen meo Senipn til Sop
siunins, uec at faa npe 9Upe peetasne
% itaoelise aOpe ppbapebe. 5or 9toen
er bet bog meset mere nsppenoist at faa
ifubelise 2upe Opbapsbe, enb bet er at
iaa npe Sope p%eotasne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
Gm Sto, bpor man if,.
fam orufne.

Sibte Sefte Of "Rorbif 9~ihss...
i%nbebolber blanot anbet en- St,(or;n.
ct Beiss Dos WormOnerne al 9ro,ss,-
@aqis. San beretter: Ct gs,s.
Sultiaoen m'bfsrer ia~oounliopis
8siss reo Saliiisen, en- af seppr,;.
beoerne / utabterritoriet. 0sns a.
bommelise Beitoffenbeo turoe pprs ~,
befjenot. Oct er ben ialtrioeie a..
iOm iinbes, ben ooersaar enoua Get s,s,
Sau. Gait Safe (oet enaelite @os.
paa Sjsen) er iaa iterf, at man oie,,,
fan fable ganbet Saltlafe. 9prs.
sses gancets lpecifife gast / ioo s.;
8rah, at ct 8ao / SultijDen oeo ct >;
De amerifanife 8abeiteber berfebs. ior,.
fommsr Tilifuerne bDiIt eienbummeIi,,
Oct iaafalote Displacement ubaigr b(,.
to S%emtebele. Sermeo meres, ium r..
fjenot, at BLOT to 5emteoele Of ben a..
benbes @olum nebienfeS / @anoet $,
surise ire Jemtebefe Hpoer ooeusao
Der 8aoenoe berer fig bsrfor for ,r
9ilifuer sanIfe fOmiif %; ban lior,,
neien en- &orfbete eIer en- Iuitipn
Sreblere, % man flyer, at ben ga.
oenbe maa bape temmelis meast Seiupr
for at blipe paao / Saltiipen. v,
orufne / Saltiisen bsrer til be Sin,
lum freezer baaoe Omtante us 8llletroA
os mesen 9aalmpoisbeb. Sm sat
iisens Sanb / iaa Senieenbe bar pisi
5Orbele, bar bet ulemper meb Seripr
til Summing, iom life bDrer til be l,.
teIte Sumter at uogpe. Urine % gr
ipreler balut op / 2uiten. 9iasim
mesen 9grsrelie bar man al bet eisn
oommelise 8ano, ~efterat man enaart
er fommet paa bet 9srre. s ben uurm
os iustisbebsiattise Jieloluft burtoun
tier 8anoet inben fort 9io, o0 Salt
frpitaaiieres paa Suboper flaoen, iaa 1t
ben Baoenoe fommer til at lisne n
Saltitptte, buis life bet ialte gGno d.
ltplles At en- 5erifpanosouid, Der tar
faaes fro De io,liislIise TerituunosslSt
JON lDber no SaltlIsen. Saltluten q
a iaa brenbenoe BeltaHenbeo, at, apl
ben fommer neo / Suelset, in9rper BETH
fig iammen, os, fommer ben / Gjnsrl
beUirfer ben en- ulioelis Spie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
ct &lageifrig fra Malta.

s ben ienere 3io er Der sjenr EN-
Bresien offentlissiort en- bel Del Be
fptouinser mob glafa Commercial
Cos Isenter for beres brutale % afs
lfpelise 8ebanolins al be inbisbte q uins
Der % lnse Bigger / Ntaifa. 9ette
8ompani bar iiplse en- Operensfomit
meb be 5oreneoe Staters 8esierina
apntrpl oper apiten os en- flor Strafs
ming al 2anoet. De OffentlissiOrte
8jenossjerninser er sruopuattenbe. De
Snofsoies Sooner os 9stre m~isbanbles
paa ben ifj9nbisite Waabe, Stammer>
nes pspoinser % Brater beitiffes al
Gsenterne, for at be ital ie sjennem
5insre meb beres 5Orbrpbeiier, Mans
oene boloes / en- itaois Sfref, iaa be
life .sr sisre Wooitanc, us be Jorsneoe
Staters Gmbebsm9nb iorfglses tent %
tiolis, iaa De meo cen ubetpoelise Wpnz
oisbeo oa Sjalp, be bar til fin &aobiss
bso, life fan beltptte be ulptfelise Snbs
febte. Nu ipues bog be inbfpote Ileuter
at BABE miitet al Tanlmobisbeb, os be
bar siennem ct 8suifriit benoenbt 5ls
til be 6oreneoe StaterS Staggering.
0enne S%fripelie er %offaitet / bet rus
fife Spro9 o9 er MI | 09noerne paa N
al bore met prominente Wanb, iom pil
forelasse ben for me- te aonsres.
5slsenoe er Spueoinobolbet al benne
Sfriuelie e:
1. Be Snbfsote / alaifa er / 8irfe-
li9beb / Nlaifa Commercial Co.'S Wast.
2. 8ompaniets llnoerorbnebe paa
0erue bar insen &eipeft for Nleuternes
&~ettisbeoer; be fan %uitraffet ouertrebe
fine Sperorbneoes Srtrer.
3. Ileuternes meit be0ise 5amilie-
baano frenfes al bisie Wenb.
4. Weuterne er Of Naturen larpinise,
soSmobise os loOlpoise, mel De bar iaa
oNte paret ferte bag 2piet af falite Gens
ner, at De er bleone mistenfIomme lises
p~perfor ole Ooerorbnebe.
5. 9isle ND lpapenoe M9nb / @oms
paniets 9ieneIte bar fun en- Spgape /
2iuei, os ben CT at unbersrape De Sub
footes m%ornllfe &arafter; be Ter 40 So
oeli9beo os applauberer lloluauelier.
6. 0isie Nsenter fraraabes at brinse
fine &pner ps Samilier til 0erne, %
&eiultatet er blepet, Of be Suofsbte les
Der / en- itaois Sfraf, os Oranges
Sjem % 5amilier CT blepne ruinereoe.
Z. De Snoipote er upioenoe ON, bopr=
lebes be ital appe[lere til Gssierinsen /
8aibinstcn, ps be fan life forlabe
0erne uoen 3iIubelie.
8. 8enne @ppel ienoes til ct fribebs>
elfenoe Soft, iom baoer Slaoeri ps I'm
bertrpffelie / builfeniombelft 5orm, men
iom be ubepiIt bar tllIabt / Ilaita.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

Subenrigsminiite ems Narsrapport
piler, at Rssierinsen / bet iioite Siifals
nar iolsts 9anb for 13 Wiliouer Dol
lars. 0ette fr ben bpiefie Gum, iom
er uaaet iiOen 1886. Yaa 100000
We're assrbrusslano % paa 100000
Gcres Minsranano u~of9roisebes Bas
tenter. SO Wi0ioner Icres ouerbroses
otter til &esierinsen, os ON So Wilios
ner Gcres isrer &esierinsen frembeles
Broces meb fOrfiellise Ssrnbanefoms
panier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

5laabcoepartementet, Der bar siort
fOitbars 5urbereoelier for 8psnins al
bet paatanfte pantiereoe 8rissifib
"5eras", ier fig MI nsbt til at inoitlle
NrbeiIet. Dette oaloise Srisslfib
ffu.Se tcuitrueres efter Ylaner, lom
5lndbsm,niitersn fipbte | Gnslano for
100000. Wau oar MI fomnen Iaa
lan9t me- Grbeioet, at bet bieo Hart
for cuauer Jasmanb, at ct Sfib bpsset
tfier bisle Ytaner life funbs flpoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
UGucsmpDct tScanotMania,
WtSconitu.

SRueSn1B0et I Scdnotnipta bar
mango, ia bet fan sierne iises, / ale
Senieenoer. ct sl9oelist os m9rfoar.
bist WDoe. Manse at Msbets Del.
iasere uotalte, at BET bar bet bpsselisitt
% ppbpsselisfte Msbe, iom be nossns
gang baooe beltaset /. gn frebelis pe
impoefcmmenbe glano ipntes at beliele
ale Wghets 9eltusere. Ser bar en-
BrpoerIis6eo os Sierteli9beo baaoe De
private Samtaler os De oifenttise 5orz
banolinser, iom iiar MATTE foretomme
m~arfuarbis for a1e Dem, Der bnooe bels
taset / li9nence Meoer / forbums 9ase.
Wtan bapoe bet liseicm paa 5gle(ien, Of
Serren bapoe fcrbereot en- ny Glib for
bort lutberIfe &irfefolf, en- 1ib afgpiss
beo us Sampirfen, iitecetior llfurorases
lisbeb, uenisbeo % Splittelie. Sci er
altiammen lfet at Serren us er unbers
list for bore Zine. !Serren alene
9Gren!
Yaitor @Ieitab os Scandinavia Mes
nisbeo siorbe Nlt, iom meb &imelisbeo
funOe suifes for at sisre bet bpsselist
os befoemt for ale Msbets Geltasere
% bet bar pift ales enitemmise Mez
ming, iOm 5urmunb Supme ubtalte ueo
Giifebss @uosiieneiten, ba ban ifslse
Wpbets 9 lutnins taffeoe Yreit os
Wenisbeo for ben @iaitiribeb os 8enz
lisbsb, iom uIe Msbets 9eltasere
baooe faaet npbe sobt al. aQe 5el=
lesfomitsens Weblemmer bleo inbbuote
os sjaiirit mobtasne / Yuitor glsitabs
Sus. Nle, iom bare nerperenbe oil
itfert lanse.erinore meo 9afnemmsliss
beb aft bet @obe be fit npbe til 9eseme
% sjel Scanbinauia Menisbeb.
Smtreut 800 Greitsr os Menisbebs
Geprelentanter mpbte frem, iaapeli om
mango Nnore, Der operpar Msbets 1ors
banolinser, iom &iaiter, Blabreierens
ter oip. Snasootiom ale lasbe Hart
for Gasen, at be bar TONNE til Mpoet
meo bet beitemte Waal for Die, at sipre
Glt, iom sisres funbe for Screening.
Manse Sfriuelier fra Preiter us Mez
ni9beoer, iom life funbe bore meb /
Wsbet pplaftes, bupii peofommenoe uoz
talte De biertelisfie Gniter ON, at Jreo
% Screening maatte opnaaes, at be piloe
bore meo til Sasens 5remme ps lopeoe
at itctte ben meo tjertelise 5orbpnner.
Cubs Orb blep rieelis os fraitis for
fpnpt al Saitpr Tasmusien, Yrofeslor
Sdmiot % 2lnbre. Ssnoas 5ormips
bag preoifsoe Trof. 8edman / Scanois
napia airfe, gftermibbag Yaitor Gis
iteinion. ST. 2 Ssnoas prabiteoe
Saitor Saul Nnberie n paa enselIt i
airfen ! Spen Sofa. Sfanoinauia Oies
nisbeo cs Msoets Deltasere fplbte ben
fore rummelise airfe, baabe peo CUBS
tjeneiterue os ellers peb Mpbets Sspr.
banolinser.
5eaesfomiteens Snoiirins lasbes
til @ruuo for 5orbanolinserne.
"Opsipret" tases fort uuoer Oper.
p~eielie. lite Yunft lpber iaaleees:
vt pi anier Dor enbrastise 9illut.
ming til ben bellise Sfriit. ZEN nprlf.
lutberlts 8irtes Setienssliesiriiter o.
ben / bore Samiuno os Menisbeber MI
bruselise gprnelaroom iom en- fulot
tilitraitelis 8aiis for tirfelis Gam
iunosforbineelie, ba Der blanbt os lite
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12

Gn Feiisnos tom en- 4fteu til ct 90
tel / en- Sp | bet fierne 8eiten. On
WOrSenen uaftebes ban al en- fort Op.
barter. Sln par trat % ioonsoe fray
lno lslen, men ct 0IeblIf efter paas'
neoe ban after, peo at Sen9tlao erne
laste bleu trutfet uaf unoer blm. -
"poio er bet ou sisr. bin forte
otirt?" uobrDo ban raisnbe, "fan bu
hte laoe mig icpe / &o?"
De ton ioue, iaatause o. pil, SIR,
loareoe Rsssren, men 2asenerne mao
les 9io', tOr be usuter paa ben fore
gorbbus bernsSs.1
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-12
6n gallant gGateb.rre.

Gn gallant sGgteb.rre. "Min Ben
ou er lite iaa fiarlis mob mig nu. ION
fsr Oi bleo siite", iasoe en- una Some
sfterat babe Oaret gift i fire Slur, bebrei.
benee til i'm Wanb.
"gr leg lit p ipurste ban.
"sfel, aarl, bet er ou lite, Su er me.
GET l'sesslOls O~periur mig nu," ioupe
bans 3One. NS''
"Wten min fiare," inSueuote non
asalanle sestemano, bar ou oa upoeu.
nnoe lset ct Msnnsite renoe efter sSOr.
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