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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

In the course of long letter to his New
Hampshire constituents urging them to vote
for the prohibitory constitutional amendment
Senator Blair says:
The chief advantage to be derived from the
adoption OF the temperance amendment which is
far more important than all the others submitted
py tne convention; Is the .permanency which will
De given TO the public will now to be embodied in
existing laws. Everybody would treat the policy
Of the ntate upon the liquor traffic as fixed and
every cltlzen would appeal to the authorities for
the execution of the law with sure hone Of the
faithful performance of public duty and juries
wou0 act with the same firm detei mination to
execute tne settled law of the State in prosecu
lions for the violations of the statutes against the
unlawful affic in strong drink, as in cases Of
Which bas nas;d mi nta or any other offence
undispIted crime. The traffic could not MANY
years endure II 1t should thus fall under the ban
Oh united public reprobation.
No doubt the amendment will be valuable
as fixing the policy of the State and prevent
ing legislatures from passing anything but
prohibition measures. But here its value
largely ends. That it will have any
tendency TO strengthen the en-
forcement of the prohibitory law is
not at all probable. At least it has had no
applicable effect of that kind in this State.
There Is just as much complaint of nom
enforcement in certain places in this State
as there was before the amendment was
passed. Prohibition in the constitution has
been no more impressive than prohibition in
the laws. There will be quite as much need
OF vigilance on the part of New Hampshire
prohibltionists after they get prohibition in
the constitution, as there is now. The
amendment will not turn the wheels of ms
tice, indeed 1t will not even grease them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

Mr.. Norman T. Colman. if the Senate
confirms him, will have the honor Of
being the country's first Secretary of Agri-
culture, and the first man to occupy the
eighth seat in the Cabinet. Mr.. Colman's
occupancy of the Office will be brief, too
brief to demonstrate that it can be made of
any benefit to the farmers for whom it is
supposed to have been created. To Presi-
dent Harrison's Secretary win fall that ar
duous task
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

Secretary Whitney and Gov. Hill of New
York are believed to have ''iined drives"
Whitney wants to be Governor of the En-
plre State. and Hill wants to be the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency in 1892.
Whitney agrees to help Hill secure the New
York delegation, If Hill viii assist his aspi-
rations to materialize. Republicans can
look forward to Hill as the Democratic can
didate four years hence with great deal of
equanimity.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

Recent legislation in the United States has
been rather discouraging TO the woman suf-
fragists. Dakota has defeated a measure
granting women the ballot, Vermont has done
the same and in Maine the prospect of the
passage OF their bill is not very bright. To the
north OF us in the Dominion Of Canada, the
outlook is more hopeful. To delegation of
the New Canadian Woman's Enfranchise-
ment Association that called upon him few
days ago Attorney General Mowatt, the
premier of the province of Ontario. gave
favorable assurance that woman suffrage
should be extended to voting for members of
Parliament; declaring that municipal suf-
frage had worked SO well as to justify the
ahanpe
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

Ex-Commissioner Edgerton threatens some
startling disclosures. The only disclosure
that would be positively startling would be
evidence showing that the present admins
tration had lived up to its civil service re-
form pledges. Disclosures Of the other kind
long ago ceased to startie anybody. Indeed
they have become "chestnuts.'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

Senator Heath stopped the crow bill from
going through the Senate under suspension
Of rules. but yesterday it passed the hrst
stage without opposition. The Legislature
has got the notion into its head that the
farmers of the State demand such legisla-
ton, and that settles it, Johnny may as
well be getting his gun ready.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

Neither the people OF the State, nor the future
welfare OF the Republican party, win be helped
by giving encouragement to any scheme which
points 10 larger unnecessary expenditure of The
money OF the State. increasing the burden of taxa
ton, nor any change in the laws which revolution
lie the political basis and the revered custom and
policy OF the country.-Kennebec Journal.
We presume the above is to be construed
as meaning that the Kennebec Journal is on
posed to changing the capital and to the bal
lot reform bill. 1t is to be regretted that the
journal is not accustomed to say what it
thinks in language the meaning of which ad-
mits of no doubt, for when they deal with
such specimens as the above its contempora-
ries are always in danger of doing it injus-
tice. But assuming that it means to say
that the capital should not be changed, we
have only to remark that its opinion is not
unexpected. Neither is fits opposition to
ballot reform surprising. When it exhibited
itself straddle Of fence on this subject some
days ago its acquaintance felt that it was
quite as likely to get down on the side of op-
position as on the side of support.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. ls.

We do not read anonymous letters and commu-
nications. The name and address OF the writer
are in all cases Indispensable not necessarily Tor
publication but as a guarantee Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

Some one has offered S2O, 900 to found
Baptist university in tn country, and the
reporters can't find out who it Is. The latest
suspicion points toward President Rockefel-
Ter, of the Standard Oil Company. 1t must
be he or some other Teller with plenty of
rocks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

Private Secretary Lamont announces that
he will take position as president of a New
York street railroad after the 4th of March.
Dan Is bound to run something; II he can't
get an administration he will take street
railroad.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

Bangor's alleged boom for the State Capt.
tai is nothing but cheap imitation. Legis-
lators, bewarel
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

The late Oliver Dltson left fifteen thousand dol
lars for the founding of home for poor singers.
But the sum is appallngly inadequate. Fifteen
millions wouldn't house half of them.-[Puck.
No; but perhaps the idea is to house few
at time, and let them sing each other to
death by degrees. This method would be
slow, but sure. and make less talk than a
wholesale massacre.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

The diligent cabinet makers are working
nights and Sundays in order to get their job
done by the 4th of March. Poor tired fell
lows; how they win enjoy their four years
vacation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13
NOTES BY THE WAY.

decided the Assembly to return to tile scru-
IN, ,I'oyrOndissenent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

When the farmer begins to shoot at the
crow the cat in the window had better look
out.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13

An unusually large number of men are be-
ing found short in their accounts Just now
Well, February is short month, which
probably accounts for it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-02-13
Information that we all
want. For the benefit of
ourselves or our friends.

VuA CCA' 70 VI JUL LAAOhuct
To know that all the troubles OF
Spring complaints can be relieved
quicker by MurdOck's Liquid
Food than by all other prepara.
ti0ns known, as it will make
blood faster, and new blood will
cleanse the system of disease.
~ OF. Liquid Food will make
equal 10 8 pr. CT. I'm weight and
strength weekly.
The re ult obtained at our Free Surgical Hos
pital for WOmen-114 beds and every bed free,
including operation-confrm our claim, as there
have been between 1000 and 5000 patients, rep
resenting 80 distinct classes of operation, with
only % deaths, and We operate every week In the
year. During the summer months most of the
surgical hospitals for women la the United States
are ara closed: tne surgeons being unwilling TO
but by the use of Murdocks Liquid Food and Sup
posltories, before and after an operation, we build
up the patient SO much as to make 1t safe to
operate, and give.a rapid recovery, shown
BY the last 2 months work, our
operations numbering about 500,
with but two deaths.
The women who have been operated on have
suffered from to "a years, and were under med
ical treatment most OF the time.
Many OF them, brought In on their own BEDS
some In such condition from septic assesses and
similar troubles that we had to burn their beds,
Dy remaining 70 or 40 days they were restored
10 health. We have had some Of the severest
cases known In surgery. The women recover
their health and strength and nre restored 20
asefainess; all gain In weight, some cases As
pounds In 16 weeks, 20 pounds In weeks, SO
pounds In 81 weeks, this case had 8 operations.
Our women are in the hospital an average OF 8
days prior to aud of 20 days after operation. To
make this average, one remained IA months, one
months. several months, etc.
Our patients come from all sections, from the
Provinces, and from the United States as far
South as Texas, West as Nebraska, North as
Minnesota. and the Middle and New England
States, all OF whom we are proud TO refer to. as
many OF them had been treated or rejected by
other hospitals, and we pride ourselves on having
not only the largest but the best equipped surgical
tary, heating and ventilation facilities and is so
acknowledged by all surgeons and physicians that
visit us. In Massachusetts our Liquid Food is a
household bottle for the good 1t has done the
women OF Massachusetts that have been operated
on Their friends see and realize that it must do as
much for their families, old and young, that are
suffering and need local treatment, as new blood
viii cleanse the system of disease.
We will forward our Annual
Reports, also Essays read ON our
Liquid Food before the American
Medical Association and British
Medical Association, etc., III nd.
vised.
No Essay was ever read ON Raw
Food Preparations before any
society except ON MurdOck's
Liquid Food.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
Walert' M%oniatngen |
minneapolis.

YrcI. Rasmus y. Nnoerien, be 5cr. Sta
tiers gr @eiarot til 9anmarf meooeler en- Del
intereslante Gplpsninser ON be fra Tans
ma,f til The Norwegian Art Association
/ minneapolis ienote YlQeoer, % oeraf oil
ri Der sipe ct rboras.
Sra &prse os 9unmarf er ienot benpeo
hunoreoe &unfp9rfer til en- fulfilling, Tor
o~nStaltet al The Norwegian Art Associa-
ton | Rinneapolis. 9ette er en- Sag al
itsrfte Betpbnius for Sianoinaoerne paa
besse Siber at Saoet. Be al bore 2anos'
meno, Tom bar Nnleonins bertil, bsr lite
forismme at tase oisie 8unitp9rter I Cteipn,
GA. bar man Stab oertiI, bsr man fire fig ct
eaer Here al benz til Erpo for fit Sjent.
6. 8. aosaarb, bp,s Bileoer ! 1887 bleu
iolate / minneapolis, msoer iaar meo ct Ear
lite iaa poIuminsie, men oerfor lite n'inore
ttltalenoe Nptiuer. Sans samle b~olanolts
Stubmsue pil pRre en- moriom noroeuro
paif grinbrins for mansen en- SfanotHap
Siifert er bet, at ben samle 5pr taser jig
soot no iom Bileoe, cs jeg fan life ttlbaSe'
hplbe ben Bem9rfnins, at ben forroen al
pore en- Yrpo for enbuer Bog, iarlis pilot
bore ct ubmqrfet gibras til W%elerinouftr'
eng ubpitlins os bsrfcr esuet til at prpoe er
| Niuneapolis StormpIcrs Stue.
4asaaros anost SinsSe, "gn S%fopbulpel'
er ct tint cs femninssfulot Ytotip, urfsrt
meo YeNerens iebpanlise 2pstisbeo.
g 5rarb ~Senniusiens "Blpieicsne' trafe'
Ri en- RepraIentant fer filter os TAFT 2e9
nina % en- uomariet giensioelie Of 9sret
arbeiosbehen / 5unition; bans gsbanolinl
of 9anoRabet / fOIIis Se%nieenSe er 9ano
fatsmalerens, iom bar sisnnemsaaet Del
uouiflenoe Sisurmaleriiole, % aleHcere Hat
ter bette giueoe ppermaaoe hgtt.
g hans Brooer, Sisurmalereu er't pen
uinaieu, trailer ri en- aunitpen, iont iiooe'
nSe meS en- 8isoom Of Sumsr, os at ban e
en- Mano iom beberlfer fit Stot ises al ban'
intereslaute Bileoe "Sommerferis".
9b. Niis, iom / 9anmari bprer til elltsl
af Ganofabsmalere, bar besparrs lite hume
ienoe mere ene ct B,leoe, bpiliet imiolert''
er Of foo bssranbiet en- Stsrrslie, at be
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
Norman Go. Rinn.

8 Ssnbrums Cmesu er Der TRANCE Eibsr,
% bet bier Jig osiua paa bet Grbeioe, iom
en- Del al 4ssiurIsne sr bespnbt at bripe
mso. Seq Hal ie til at fort9ue oeres Bro
gram, ilSnt les er lioet fienot meo benz.
ASoien' ener 5sreren for Nrbsioet er en-
lits RnnS. San er baaoe itip ps itoIt, meset
bstt'eenoe, os Ter iisloen neb for i'm. Sober.
San bar faaet Nusre meo fig / SsIse for at
saa uoe ON Ratterne os sjsre en- Gel Sar.
mere | Snitreoieu 5ortrab. BE truer itu
Sosue, ifrioer Rrefr9nfsnoe Orb poo Yosus
borsrre, eroser gugsperne lno unber Brpsr,
isier pete, HITTER Dem paa Staloene, fiarer
Of @rimltafterne, os meset mere, iom fan
bore lent at ppre9ne. Nlt er bra enbnp,
men bet Tan bliue rRrre meo 8roppeu. On
aloeles np Nalfe er bam luoet Of en- soot
prran Wanb, % ben bill ban iiifert erboloe,
cs, bpis man faar opoaaet bam paa giernin.
gen Here 9anse, Fan ban bel faa en- ausle /
fin itipe Sals, bet er lite umulist. Nariasen
til Grbeioet er bel ianlfs ben, at Sprstarlene
faar meset minbre 9sn nj END ifior, 'os iom
b~efIenot er 9eoissans Sob til alt Snbt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
s,n Sppnotisu,ens umoere

fan ma MI neiten baslis bsre npe 5or:
teGinser. Sra 8aris Ifriuss iaaleoes
ON ct 1iIfalbe, bpor SppnOtismen er
anpenbt meb p~ibenfa6elis belbist &es
Iultat. 8 "putet 9ieu" benpttebe man
fig nptis unber en- Operation Of 5ppnos
tismen. Genne bleo ubfsrt al Brofess
Tor / airursi 9iaaur. Batienten par
en- Jung Bone. Gfterat ben Spse bar
brast / bspuotif Ssun i lin Sens az
Soipitulslasen, fulste bum Susseitios
nen, reiite fig op af Sensen os besnp Jig
IND / Experimentation, boor bun lasbe
fig paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 bele ben
9ib, ben imertsfulos Operation fob paa,
u~nbsrbulot bun fig meset liOlist meb
Soipitalslasen. gun blep berefter
brast tilbase til fin Sens. gattet al
Sppnoien sriarebe bun til fin fore 5ors
bauielie, at CperatiOnsn bar ubfsrt.
Set tortjener | bette 2ilfelbe besuben
Opmarfiombeo, at Batienten bar bpps
nptiierst mob fin Billie. pun bapbs
nsmlis ueb iOrfie0ise e~eilisbeber ptrst,
at bun ioretrai at bliue tloroformeret.
pun bar imiblertio insen Sruno baut
til at ausre paa, at en- anben Jrems
sanssmaabe blep ualst, ba bun bperfsn
unber elsr eitsr Dperationen bar fsli
Smerter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
Sc Rpp. Rpmer Go. Rinu

IarssrsSea er ristia lopenoe paa oisie
aanter, iijsnt Waiien bar pGret oaarlis,
inotil en- uelsisrenbe Tesn forunoreoe Stils
liisen, % buis bet bliper parmt Seir, baa=
Der oi, at Nplin9eu oil 9ipe ct upaailaselist
ubbptte.
vi bar oreoet Mr. Wlfobol no af Spen,
bog maa bermeo life forftaaes, at man tits
fan fomme ino en- eler anben Yasosr for al
lluffe 2srften. Ser ltal nemli9 p9re 2 a 8
Blinbsriier. Tet funoe man mGrte paa en-
felte ben Abe Suli.
Der bar pGret Gale on at ppfBre en- norI
lutbsrit 8itte Der paa Steoet, men oa Der Ell
lIenisbeo inoen Mtenisbeoen, saar bel be-
Sele op / Strp, ialfalo for en- 9io.
6. 8. Steens9aaro.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
Eapio gitp, Benninston Co., 9atota.

Rupio gitp, Bennington Go, 9atota.
Bet Jsriie, man / Nlminoelisbeb besbn>
Der msb, er ON Seiret, men bette oil ie9 bog
lille pibere omtale, oa piitnuf oenne Sag er
iaa 9jennemt9rlfet iom mulis; bog pil ies
bemerfe, at Der / ben mere 9ib bar o9ret
meaet &esu, lao @rBoen fer pafter no.
9erimuo pil ies bemarfe liot ont ben 4be
Suli, bporleoes ri Der noe / bet fierne Seften
ieirsoe Sasen. Zen opranot tlar os BARN,
eiter Ranses Q lie os til SornsieIie. gamle
os hinge par tioIis paa Senene, for at npoe
De 9leosr ps 5ornSielier, iom Tapib gitp
turoe bpoe Dem. Branbfompanierne fra
Stnr9is os Speariiib bar osiaa TONNE ber=
til, N,tenen for ben 4oe, | ben Seriist at
pinoe be Bramier, iom bar uolopeoe for be
allerbeoite firemen.
The first Contest melem Yranofolfene
bar 800 Soos hose race. Gapio gitD Sol
tene tilbaselusbe StrGtuinsen i 3s Seiun.
Der, Speurfib / 40S, % Stursis / AZ Sc.
lumber. Oct er piit fBrite Sang, iaa mango
Sranbtompauier er bleune feet / oenne Yp,
% bet pil piIt bliue ben iioits, efter beres llb'
~talelie, paa @runo at at Rapio 8utterre be.
Itaneis bliper De Seirenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
Belwi1e, @rano Sorts Co., u. Dat.
Sr. &eoattgr.

&t. Jttuutlpt.
Ia Ies fer / Blaoet Beretninser fra for
ifjeuiSe 8auter al 9anoet, men iielben Noset
berfra, oil jes forisse at ifriue nosIe ORR til
"2ecorabsYoten" os beoe ON Blabs for
famine. vi, Der leoer bsraoe i ben norbpeitre
Del at Sranb Jotfs % be %tilftsbsnoe Eele
Of Nelion ps 8alih Counter, bar life be
bebite noiister til npsen flor gulirs bette
Iar, oa &esuen bar uaret utilitr9,telis, ps
Speoen bar berfor taset for Sfaoe af 9Brte
paa mango Steoer. Seq trpr, Der er Wanse,
iom pil faa Tibet elIer intet Of Speoe bette
Gar, iaa bet %antaselis pil bliue temmelis
baarot at llaa Jig i9iennem for Wanse, iiGr
for Dem, iom liboer / 8i9lo / Sorpeien.
Spor man MI ON 9asen trailer iammen
meo Solf, oreier Samtalen fig ftrar ON Ssit.
uoii9terne, % ben gne ipsrser ben Nnoen
Soab ifal Der blipe of lepe af os til at betale
Stat os 8enter meo? So / Sanobeo, bet
er lite 9obt bperfen for Jarmeren elsr for
Nrbeioeren, tbi raar lite Den enc faar Noset,
iaa bliusr Der life Noset til ben unoen heller
Sunbbebstilftanben er Der / Smesaen for
3ioen taalis COB. 8. @llbertien.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
blair, Bis.

Blair, 8is.
vi baobe / CONNER en- Sat, iom bapoe en-
unse, ps en- Sgne, Der bapse en- 8pnin9.
Saa ipntss ri, at bet life bar pGro, at Ssnen
gil Der meo ben enc 8p hing, % tos oerfor
osHne fra Mooeren ba ben bar en- llse soms
mel, ps operlob ben til 8atten % oens hinge.
yfu bar 8atten taset bare paa 8puinsen / to
Waaneoer. aatunsen os &plinsen lisser
ianmen, % Vile, iom fer BET, euer bprer Der
om, er fac foruuoreoe oper, at lite 8atten
bar ipift ben for lau9e iioen.
Nfiis Wf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21
9eeerab.9 e,tem.-cnsoas Den 2toe aasuH 1889.
Slct Selifab.

sig mig, poem on DW9ddes, Iaa Iiul
lea iise big, busm bu er, tiger ct gam
melt Orb. BET sr Sanbbso bette. Os
bog uperlsss Get iaa ufts. Slst SelFab
foroarpsr sOoe Sober, os bog er Der
iaa mango. iom uloris sr nsie meo, bpsm
be bar til Omsanssusnner.
Oct er naunlis for %llnsoummm al
ben alerfsrite Bistisbeb at isse soSt
Selfab. ll%nsbpmmsn er mobtaselis for
Snbtrpt os taser let eiter, iiar bet, iom
er salt oe uristist.
On uns Wanb enber fine Dase paa et
sinbsipssaipl. Gariasen til ben ulpttes
lise Spsbpm er lliaoelisbsS. Suor
larte ben urse Rano at soelasse is
usb ct uiabelist % libberlist Sin?
8 Iet Selfab. Raabosn Snaf os
uiebsliss @sba,bsr iaasbe llrenbeb i
bans Sinh. Gro apit til gambling er
ct tibet Stribt for ben unse. Sra let
SslIfab til Sinbsipssaiplet er ct sanife
tort Stsfte.
Mon life be mango "vlsbe Sierner"
blanbt os for en- for Del TANNER fra
ben pibt ubbrebte uieoelisbsb blanot
l1%nsoommen.
Soab er Narinee1 iii at ben un9e
Manb NIB bet libenoe llotrpt iiboer for:
paret unbsr 2aas rs 8om? JOrbrp
belien er iorspet i SulbRab. Suor lerts
ban at britfe? 8 ilst SelIfub. Sau
bite life bore fleinere enb 8ameraterne
9rat be, taube ban moi osiau brittle -
brittle!
Sporai fommet biaie blese, ilappe
Nniistsr % Ilspe pine, iom er iaa al
minbelise blanbt llnsocmmn?
Grit os uiaSe.isbeo, bisie to grie'
fienber Of al unsbummsns @labe oa
2ipsmob burbe atbris tolsreres bOs e
frit Solt.
9isie to 9i9ole nares i ilst Gel:
TAB.
0aar Der ubbrpber en- iarlis, imition
Spsbom / en- 8psb, itpr man be Steoer
buor SpsoOmmen bar fit Sabe at Jrps'
for S%mittefpffet; men man tolererer b,
Suter, bpor bet iletts sslitab uobreoe'
BET oerite af aft SmitteitOf, ps %iaaoann
Suler finbes manseiteos.
Oct er sjeunem bet ilette SelItab
ben inisenbe Sift ubbreber fig poer 81
us gpsc.
Soorlebes fan man oente 6anblebD3
tisbsb % gaersi os mOralf MOb 30
bisie gras meb be blsbe Sjerner os be
imubIise 3aniemaabe?
Sporlsbes fan man perte no9et sot
al JOlf, Der ~Ilenser 2iuet sjennem me
Snabben, aOrtipiaet os 9ritftslasie
!, os bpis Snat er i%aaleeea, at ~iltfelie
5olf maa bolbe for 2rene?
Sts berfpr ilet Selifab.
E Sscrleces tunbe benne unse Wan
e iaa let BUTTE unber for en- iaaban Spl
bonn, 9ottpr? Bar ben lao onbartet
. 2anst ira, iuarer 8oftoren, men 81
= len bar unbermineret fsr. Gan bar NJ
e peret / Iet SelIfab, Stattar.
s On uns Mano laa nplis farlis i9
j Sans 2ip bang / en- 9raao. Oct tuni
alene rebbes peb en- farlis Operation
y men fsrenb 9Otturerne (ber bar Here
benz tilitebe) turbe pooe en- iaaban, re
tsbe be S%psrssmaalet til bans YaarJ
renbe ON bans foresaaenbe oiu. 2euel
ban orbentlis? nsb ban itarfe 9rifte
! bar ban peret / Iet Selitab?
Sparene bar tilfrebsitiuenbe, os Dp
,e ratipnsn lpttsbes. San funbe menneif
fig taft alene tatte ben Smfanbisb'
t. for fit 2ius 5relie, at ban lite bap'
y uaret / Ilst Selltab.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-21

Warsarinimer | ben tgffe 5laabe.
Oct far t%iblisere ! ben tpRe 5laabe Boz
ret iorbubt osb W~anbifa6ets 8eipiss
ming at anusnbs Warsarin ifteoetfor
Smsr. 9ette 5orbub er MI op6auet,
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