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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
nIowlng out tho Moon.

The llteralncss OF children may be
offered in excuse for their want OF rcver.
cnce. Near my lodging lives n doctor,
whose gate is illuminated at nigh; by
means of large oil lamp One day IL
burned until noon. through the forget
fulness of its owner whose wife laughed
at him for his negligence. My land.
lady's son. a thoughtful 5.yearo old. was
much impressed by tho circumstance.
Subsequently, one winter morning after
sunrise. the youngster beheld ihe moon
shining dimly In the western sky. Hav-
ing never before seen both orbs al the
same time. he was greatly surprised, and
remarked gravely TO his mother:
II guess Gods wife has got the laugh
on him this time.
why. my son. what do you meanr
asked the Mortified mother
He's as bad ms DR.. b.. cried the OK.
cited boy. He's forgot TO blow out
bis moon. - L.e,riston Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
HABITS OF BOB WHITE.
Migratory In His Habits. but n Faithful
Husband aud Devoted Fathsr-A
Trial TO Wing shots.

Little bob White Is one OF the
fayorites OF American game birds. lie
Is known 20 sportsmcn from Maine 20
Florida. and from the Atlantic TO tae
Pacific. although different localities give
him different names. North and East he
Is familiar as quail. while West and
South he Is called partridge" Com.
pared with the birds OF the same nam
ia Europe he is neither. and for this
reason many prefer to call him as he
calls himself - Bob White" The
European quail Is smaller and more
dumpy, with fat dark meat. IL does
not form In coyeys. the plumage Is dull.
and he Is quarrelsome. selfish fellow.
entirely different from the affectionate.
gallant American bird. The European
partridge Is double Bob Whites"
weight. but lacks the latter's swift and
frequently long continued flight. The
flesh is. however. white aud the wings
are Of the American shape.
Bob White is to some extent migra-
tory In his habits. Ia October he has a
running season. during which he will
not take wing. but runs with incredible
speed before an enemy. In weight, be-
tween six and seven onces Is a good
average, although considerable depends
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

Moral training has yet to be organized
and systematized before it can be car
ried on with efficiency on large scale
and this will not be done until It's Inn
portance is more fully felt than ut
present. II Is taken for granted. in
loose kind OF way. that good char
acter will como of itself TO most people.
No one supposes that knowledge comes
Of itself. that mental power can be-
gained without trouble that trade or
profession can be successfully pursued
without previous systematic prepare
ton. Yet all or any Of these are more
possible than that character worthy
OF respect and admiration should spring
up without being built, or without
either care or knowledge on the part
of the builder OF the materials he uses.
or the way in which TO combine them.
N y Ledger.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
WHAT CURES !?
Editorial Dinersacs OF Opinion ON an Im-
portsns subject.

poffnut subj ect.
What is the force that Gusts disense;
and which is the most convenient APP
paratus for applying itg How far Is
the regular physician useful TO ns be-
cause we believe in him. and how far
are his pills and powders aud tones
only the material representatives OF
his personal influence on our health.
The regular doctors cure; the hoo
mnopathic doctors cure; the Hahne-
mannites cure; and SO do the faith cures
and the mind cures, and the so-called
Christian scientists, and the four-dollar-
and-a-half advertising ;tsncsants, and
the patent medicine men. They all hit.
and they NIL miss. and the great differ
ence-one great difference 49, in the re-
suit Is that when the regular doctors
lose n patient no one grumbles, and
when the irregular doctors lose one tho
community stands on end and bowls. -
Rochester Union and Advertiser.
Nature cures, but nature can be aid
ed, hindered or defeated in the curative
process. Aud the Commercials conten :
ton is that IL is the part of rational
beings TO seek and trust the advice OF
men OF good character who have studied
the human system and learned, as far
as modern science lights the way, how
far they can aid nature and how they
can best avoid obstructing her. Buffalo
Commercial.
II is not our purpose to consider the
evils that result from employing tho
INSCRIPTIONS. the ignorant, charlatans
aud quacks 20 prescribe for the mala-
dies that atfiict the human family. We
simply declare that the physician who
knows something IN better than the
physician who knows nothing, or very
little indeed about the structure aud
the conditions OF the human system.
OF course 'he does not know IL all. -
Rochester Morning Herald.
have used Warmers Safe Cure and
but for its timely use would have been,
| verify believe, in my grave from what
the doctors termed Bright's Disease. -
ID. r. Shriner, senior Editor Scioto Ga
sette, Chillicothe, Ohio, in "A letter dated
June 20 1900
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

the Instant IL IL In l)ition: making the
allowance TO the right. left under. or
above. rs the case may require. before
raising the gun; just as you point your
finger. instinctiyelv TO any object with
ont having 10 sight along II. Others
are Just as sure that no one ever shot
decently unless be followed the bird
with the sight ON the gun and covered IL
before firing. Some again. insist that
the run must swing along with the
course OF the bird after pulling the irig-
ger. La the opinion OF an authority.
every one who has shot very much ac-
quires style peculiar to himself. aud
cannot a better than depend on his
temperament aud the kind OF birds he
has had The most practice on.
He also says the most difficult shot is
bird coming directly toward you and
flying about 20 feet above the ground.
Il have been quite successful In this
shot" be goes on, ''by holding directly
at the bird until lac Is within range. and
then. Just as touch the trigger. ] raise
the muzzle OF the gun about six inches.
would only advise trying this shot
where there Is more than one bird. and
YOU want 10 use the second barrel.
When there is only one incoming bird.
wait until he passes over you. and then
by shooting under him, more or less. nc.
cording To the speed aud elevation at
which he Is dying. you will be pretty
sure to kill.
In cross shots. at thirty wards anil
over. hold above the line Of flight aud
from six TO nine feet ahead OF the bird.
This may seem lirelv too much but |
have fr. uently shot Bob White when
flying parallel 10 rail fence. by aiming
the full 'enpth OF the rail ahead OF him. ="
st Louis Globe Democrat.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

IL often happens when shooting In the
fall that n covey will be sprung with
some of the birds too small To bag. This
Is because they have been two ncstings.
The eggs aud the young are often de-
stroyed by the wet and cold OF the early
summer, or by beasts aud birds OF prey.
In such case the hen again goes 10 lay
ing, aud the second brood Is retarded by
the time lost between the first and sec
ond nestings. When birds Of two sizes
are found in the same covcy. il seems
TO show that the parents have raised
two broods: and this happens oftener In
the South than In the North-the sum.
mer OF the Middle and Northern States
being generally too short for the raising
of two broods. Audubon states that
Tin Texas. the FiorIdas, and rs far east
ward as the neighborhood OF Charleston.
in South Carolina. ID breeds twice in the
year. first in May and agnin in Septem-
Der.
The affection which exists between
the whole covey or father. mother. and
chicks Is often noticed by sportsm n. and
when the gun has ihinned the n mbers
the feeling is cvnced in really touch.
ing manner. Frank Forester writes
OF il as follows:
unlike the young broods of the
woodcock. which are mute save the
twitter with which they rise. the bevies
OF quail appear TO be attached To each
other by tender affection. If dispersed
by accidental causes. either in the pur-
suit Of their food or from being flushed
by some casual intruder.s SO soon as their
first alarm has passed over they begin
calling 10 each other with small. plain
tive note. quite different from the amor
Gus whistle OF the male bird aud from
their merry. day breaking cheeping. aud
each one running toward The sound and
repeating II at intervals. they soon col
lect themselves together into one happy
little family
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
Aftor-Dinner Speeches.

IAN after-dinner Speech" says Dan.
lei Dougherty. should always be brief.
1t should never exceed ten minutes In
length. 1t should begin with some
light pleasantly and end with sentl-
ment. The instant that you have
uttered all the thoughts you had in
mind sit down. Don't hesitate and fish
around for more ideas or reproduce
the old ones. II you do you will spoil
your ease OF manner. and manner
means great deal In an after-dinner
speech. II you say nothing pleasantly
everybody at table will consider that
you have said it well. People at table
do not look for profound thought or
solemn propositions. Aud aboye and
beyond all things they object to being
wearied."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

er's protecting wings The flock Will take
flight at night from The days feeding
ground. and. dropping NJ some distance
under bush. will huddIe up together
In circle with heads out. In this way
no foe can approach without Instant de-
lection. II the next day Is wet aud
cold they will remain nestled together.
or not go 10 feed till afternoon. But
when bright and pleasant they are
away 10 the feeding ground NJ snnrize.
remaining there ill about III o'clock.
Then rest Is taken Till the middle OF the
afternoon. when they forage again till
shutdown.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
Beware OF Ointmcuts Tor Caturrh
that Contain McrCurY.

as mercury Will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering II through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except oh
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as tho
damage they will do Is ten fold 10 the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by y. j. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, aud Is taken
internally, and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
Inc. IL Is taken internally, and made In Toledo,
Ohio, by +. j. Cheney " Co.
sRi-Sold by DruggIsts. price 75c. per bottle.
"Are you In favor OF prohibiting the sale
OF liquorf" asked an earnest-looking pas
senger OF the man who sat down beside him.
Deed an oil am that; IL ought 10 be given
away be the Government"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
At Tho Thousand Islands.

Mr.. walion--Tvc jnit landed this
muskallonge, and want my picture
taken with 1t 10 send round TO my
friends.
Professor lIelpau--All right. sir. Put
that minnow Ia your pocket and take
your pick OF my justly celebrated papicr
machc pisclne prodigles. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Puck.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

just died. This not.
able distin ction be-
longed TO William
Fisld. Of Deerheld.
Mass. who was. un-
Ill n few days ago.
the oldest veteran IN
the land.
Mr. Field enlisted
IN the Thirty ninth
Massachusetts aud
served through the
entire war.although
he wns more than GO
when the struggle
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

wILLIAM Hind. Whcn Tue tTINgSIe
broke out.
To bis great disappointment he was
unable TO be present at the celebration
Ia Boston on account of his illuess aud
he died on The day OF the grent parade.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15
The Lanecrs.

Thrrc Is rumor abroad that the
lanccrs may be brought back 10 the
ballroom. on the strength ol new iig-
ure introduced In il of the minupt sly TO-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

william Field EnIist.d when over, 90
Years OF Age and Served for Four Years.
Probably the only one man In the
country who could say that he became
a soldier when over 60 years OF age has
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

You don't have 10 take our word for the
good quality OF Dobbns' Electric soap.
just get one bar OF your grocer. aud let II
tell you It's own story next Monday. and be
governed by that. good or bad. Romcmbcr
Dobbins' Electric.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

One ought always TO DO mindful OF tho
first SYLLABLE OF the word conversation, aud
talk with people not to them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

when Baby was sick, wo savo her castoria.
When sho was Child. she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, shc chung to castoria.
when abe had Children. she gave them CastorIa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

The present, according To Richter Is your
eternity, and never abandons you.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

Few mon SOW their Wild oats without GET
ting more or less rye mixed ia with them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

Dors Your Baby chafo easily InEelis
- Lf-CO. DINE" Nursery Powder positively CrHE9
rHATlNo. send 2ir. ln stamps for large box. SAINT
pic frec. Iazeli. bailey g.. Box l9aa. New losk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

Tolerance Is the only real test OF ciylls,a-
tion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

Garfield Ten acts on blood, renovatlng ~
entire systom brings the hne ~ health back
fadcd cheek.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

Mrr. WinsIew's soothing syrup, Tor Chill
dfon trething saftcna the gums. reduces innnnuln-
ton aiiays pain. currs wind collie. ~. bottle.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-15

To three or four weeks the chicks
leave the eggs. Their food Is seed and
insects. large quantities. OF tho latter that
would otherwise work injury Co the
farmer being caught At the age OF two
weeks the young begin To fly. bu. the
iluucr "a feeble by the side of the start.
ling whirr OF the old birds When too
large 70 louger gather under the moth
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
263

3pret, naar bet psb Nattetio inSfanSt fig ior al itiale
ganausr. Oct baube StanIep uIOeIes insen 9pit til og
paaitpnOeos Spbrubbst.
Ior nosle faa &auris III ban tipbt to al 6jerges
i~falsrne os tos benz biem meb til 9onbOu. Ser fOres
las6e ban benz for Profesior Surlep, buor ban fit fine
s%lneIisr ~betrGitst: Bet par 9isrneitalsr al Renneiter,
os ban baube bpGIet en- bel Dag meaem RannibaIsrne /
&unSu.
Gn MarI5 paa fem 6ier6insusi bent peitOusr isrte
Grps6itionsn nep til 2ualaba.
GrpsSitiOnen ilos 9eir paa en- GrG8PI3E lige peo
6IoobrsbSm, fat b~sluttet paa at poue Oueriarten bers
fra, meSeus 3ippuslib Os bans Starer IsirsSe fig /
&rattet tat peS. 9uaIaba par ber 100 M. breo.
ToIia Iom en- milo SOmmsrnutsorsm FOB be bruno
gpIssr forbi 9eireu.
8 liar StOrbsO sIs6 ben iGunt nisaem be mSrte
Stouuagae, meSens ben beritenSe Stilbso gap ben en-
u~ubiselis MaieitGt. GsrfOr msnte StanIep, isst BON
gap fin fore Yistst O~usfOr ben aiceOs 6Orlter ct ub'
trpt, al ban fra bette StsO al tnrbe sips Stremnisn
Raunet 9iuinsitons, % bet iaa msset mere, lOni bosr
itsrre 9ilob, Der munbsSe ub Strommer, og iom iaps
usbe nOset esentIis guun, fit ct glaUn al be SrSfsOte.
Websns 5rant Os @answanas 6srerue SassrunSsn
par beitiaitissOe meb at iatte "9aOp aIiess" i~orijsIiss
Dele iaumen for Suerreiien, fab bsrss Serre os Gers
fer paa en- Natts Iiss nebe ueb StranSsn, meb 8Iifiet
rettet paa ben forbisiIeubs GIob. MaausfoIbise Z auter
frpbiebe b%inunbsn; men be fOrme0e fig lite ON uoset BE-
femt be iat. gpIosrue nsoOper ub bet ulieubts 3erue.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

On fr~eHrasenSc, MI ajoso Snrii,
iorisste enaans at brinse ct Bisus ND
at 5aiHiHsen.
-5por sammel CT DEP" ipurste ban.
~72 Var"
19eres Sufommslfe or naturliepis
lille ioa COB % lspsnos M Tom for 20
Var fibsn, slier bporban2"
so, ies ueS life aubst, snS at ben
or filsfommen lise COB"
N6ortGl noset, iOm benbte, lob ps
iiae for 12 War iibsn, fac at hi fan be-
bsmme Seres Sufommerrs Stpr!e."
seq beuitiler til 9orn,eren ON oct
er usopsnoist at biipe tlrtalt paa bsnuc
Raaoe.1
Seq raaoer Dem tit of iSoe Dior
oringen", iuarebe Gommeren.
"Ssr ms, peoblsO aouOiaten, "ior,
iui nuSti!
"@oot, min Serrc; eiteriom 9e tpins
ger mig, iaa -. 5or omtrent 80 aar
foen bar De GulSmn9tis hos 8oms
mcr X, life ianot?"
"@anite risti9t."
"Ses buffer, at paa ben lib Tom
9eres Saoer ino | 8utiten til mig pg
ia9be: "Sr. g., min Ssn ltat ta9e Gr'
amen | bisie 8asc, 90 jes tommcr for
at beitilc en- M SlGoums til bam paa
-&restt.4 Sess b bftftef -e 8faa, at &ls.
berne albris er blepen betalte."
"9et er mi, min Serrc", iusbe GOs
p%Oiaten Hagen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
Genrp. Gfaait Go. Waih

WaIbineton bar blanot us StanSinnper
tilbraset fig en- flor SpmGrtiombeo, os itie
aIene blanot Stnnbiuaoerte, men blanot aIe
GoIfeiIas Us ale Samfunostlasier paa oct
1~merifnnIfe Sentiment.
On 3ins peo pi ri ueo, at 8aibiustou or
rig paa fp~rIteuiee Miuernlicr, iom Scrn,
aul, % bet paaitaaes at bape 100000
Here's SpmmcrIto9; men bibtiI bar iausobt
Jom oil Iremmeo 9apital pRret upioenoe ON
2anoets naturlige 3ti9oum. Sremtioen bill
bog oiie &eroen Ell 5uranorin9 i @aibinss
ton; pfc Oct, IOroi oct MAJ tiIornge Iig Sps
mGrtiombeo. Serubaner bDgses fra ben
enc Sioe af Staten til ben nubcn, % otter.
fom oisie arbeiOer ita frem, ipringer 8psr op
unbsr en- i~torartet Boom, % @%pmpauierue
lager Solo meb beS8e SGnoer for at lDIte
benz op til Sfperue. SOmlnr al benz refer
Fs meb Surti9beb, men cnfelte er og bliusr
Inn ct Stebbarn % leper alene | Sanfen onJ
at en- lpiere Sag oil fpmme. 9umbertraii.
Zen ~bespnber en- gauIfe for RualeItOf, efters
at Recommendations betpbeli9t er Iettet
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
@jennem bet mprfe Saltlanb.
20.
gi Ssurp 80. STANLEY.
GortIat fra forrioe Ro.)

Gortiat fra fOrrise Ro)
SippusSib i~uSuilssSs, sftsr en- i~nSitGnbis Suertas
kIfs, at ipl9e Stanley enbnu 30 0aSsmari6er til
for 9ytte for StanIsp, buis WlunOitab aIene bOIbt fig
oppe ueb Gisbeben ON grabernes 6sIse.
Marfden git MI itubis narmsre Strcmmsn. llns
berpeis tom man til en- Sp, iOm bo 6ampunSu. Sele
Bgsn bsltob Of en- ensiis breb @abe, iOm paa bssse Sis
Der i~nSiattsSss at en- ~uafbrubt Gatte imaa 9piter msb
Cartilage. Ser ft StunIep ie no9et, Der lob BAN
fOIOt nso 40 %0iyssen: @aoens 0tibte par %afitutfet peb
to &absr Sisrnei.a0n, Der par iiufns ct Bar CONNER
ntb Sorberi, buiOe ps bIanfe al Seirets SnSfposIis'
Set par Is6 oct SeIe; 6aIpSelen al benz bapbe IfGrs
Ter sftsr Srebus, iOm nlaatte pare tiIbeIt benz lepenbe
Zine. Bar bette Msnnelfefauer2 StanIsp par pis paa
bet. Os befanbt man fig mist imsIIsm &annibaIsr br2
Oct iaa nGiien iaa ub.
'SpaS SIass StaGlsr CT ostte2" ipurste STANLEY
graberne os @ansmanaerns | I'm SmgipsIis, nleoeas
ban pautos fig en- iau I~issspI6is @tins iOm mulist.
"Staler al Sotos."
"Gf Soios fra Stopeus?"
1Sa, %piirofi" ipareSe be suae.
Asaa bring SSubinsen al a~ampunau ben til bette
Steb.~
Ssubinssn at aampuuSu, en- for, traftis bysset
WanS. uiis fla. StanIea ipruate BAN:
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18
CARPENTER, Witden Co., Sptpa.

Sarmerne bar MI bespnbt at rpre paa fig;
De bill baoe ct Orb meo | 9aset paa oct fore
Seroenss Marfeo. 5armers Soreninser er MI
9ascns S%psrssmaal, os btler life iaa faa
er | Sinter crsaniieret. Oct er Set, Sarmer!
@aa fren, iom on %iteuuer. SAB Dig MI life
lGnsere paapirte af igbe os imisrenoe Saler;
bolo ale iammeu for at arbeibe til bet i9fles
Naal: Geo meb Monppolet! % ben 9ib bill
life Gre fiern, oa enbper for is ian msoe
frem for Sfranfen ps iise: Der or jes! @u
trpr ieA be bar fact Slemncn Of Sinene,
lao be fan ie, bpurleoes bette MpnppplsSp
ITEM er 9aaet for fig. Saa flyer Dog en- Sci:
6armerne fan life bliue enise / noaeu 3ins.
Seq fan bog life inoie, bporfpr Sarmerne life
ian blipe eni9e, LEGION ale oisie fore Mps
nopoliiter. Slab blot fore Sprbinoelier;
oct er bel iaa, at oct oil Itaife grbeibe ps
trGoe gni9beo, nten oerfor ma Ri life flute
ircm mes Wliancen ps neo meo Npnppos
lerHe! Se pplitiIte 9nIfuelier bar biotil
9aart fin roIise l9pue Gang % bar, iom
man flyer, fulgt meo Strpmnen. &epublis
fancrne bar biotil saft aisIgrcliens Npnoigz
beb, men boor lenge oereS Nipuoiebeo bill
bare, bet er life 8Oot at iise. 9ilitler.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

bin0eEe msO Sansaaa.6 aIOst. Ian baUSs tGmpst IT,
man6ig frsm sieunem i~trRtteIiss Stous llrsgga; men
bans 6oIs par bIsUns ioliasts os UuuteImOOigs al uut
be 1rRnsslsr, be bapbs sieunengaasi. DltH Iaa itt
6loben foran BAN fOm en- FIJI, ouben Bel sienuem 6i
ubetlenote Miotparti at 9au6et7 Sg sauss SG ith
Glove til af6sngttslie iaaueI paa ben moSiatts grse
iOm FER? 9ap6s Be lite Grsr NOT til at fable 8rGa
me6 Og bggge Ranor2
SpIiust al Sisie 9anter iprans ben tiatts Glant
Op o9 nsfaIsSs grpsOitioneus IrommelIaser at giue Sig:
nal til Canning paa Stsoss. Maatts o. trRtts a6lst
ale Si9rnIet. 5runt Os 6pysrns uifs fig. ara6er,
Os Ssrs8 6SIss tom O8iaa, % mart iaq stanIsg fs ON:
9iUen al en- MGnsee i0rusntniugs iulSe 2tulstsr. San
~bsHUenSte fig i~aaIeOss til BEN:
"Grabers, Ssuner al llnianrpeSi! 3an;ibars Born.
MRrt mine SrS! 9; bar feet ~llritopsns tlressa; ri
bar imast bsrsS gitisrbeb, % bar iuttst, ior6i nor,
SiR!s par ~tebrOUebs. 9i iosu en- Bel. Si isser en-
Sans, brorpaa ri fan rsis. Seq isser en- Sti, iom
iaI iSre mig til SaOst. Seq bar iuupst bsul1
"Gb! ubl4 ruabte aas Os tuItafsoe biuaaosn lpsp
ssnoe gItt.
"SG. Cub he Gut! Seq bar funSst Ssn. gstras,
ter Ssnne mastiss Ssrsm. era Sespnbeien al bar ben
fpSt, iauIsbss iOm 8 fer ben fpSs hog. Zen sr apSt
ben iG0usbeS % RSrtc. !SuOrbeu? 5 Saltissu, bpsr
aas GIoOsr saar bsnl geO BIN SaItls. paa buiten Be
fore Stibe tOmmsr % saar, Der Isuer nine os GHers
gennsr. Cite fanSt9"
So. ipl" lob bet bit fra fsrs Stsmmsr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-18

slenHem ale sisie Hansr, Tom Ct farbio,. o.
0eri, ION q lnber acnfruttion; nnen ooioo
en- bel Tel Tan Hoes us til Sosrt. efoo,t
Ai0tr CT frroiom til at brinpe nsb 4sn,.
nlsrst 'oaar. Suien er ienot uso oa Iaab,
bet unse SeSro en- affeSsbusnina. eeSro
par SSpoe uOfater til at bloc en- gp. Der
era Jernbaner timber arbeiSe, o. ben itaar
I 9ampfibsforbinoeIie msb enbper gp Deb
Yuget Guno.
Woar leg fiilorer @afbinston paa en- iaa.
odf wRaaoe, iom oenne, er bel ubiietsrns
sooe banos for Rano, % asinoe pao ct ioa.
oant steo. &ei, ies flyer lie til ben I,anbi.
f'apiile grbeiSerbefoliuins: foi goer fam.
men % Tom BERTH; mel Der CT Rona. mol,
lort saar meS leeise SGnoer. GrnefeSerue
er fuiSs at Rano. Spao ScrboIoeue for
artnoer ansaar, iaa trcr jes, be er bebre,
men forreiten er ies eli 8sibselie al flor Or.
fartrg paa bette Smraaoe, men, bpab lea
bar er'aret, pnifer ies iial TONNE til SFeut,
li9beoens sunoIfab, furoi jes pcb, 9uiinoer
bar forlaot fine Hoiter % reift ND Der | ben
3ante, at Der er 2anoet, Tom lpoer af Melt
% Sonnius. Men ueo NnfomIten fnoer en-
arbeiosmnuo Stilinsen belt mpblat. gobt
er bet for en-, Der er / 8eiiobelie af en- Iiben
Bsapnoeliesfapital; ban bar lloiister / bette
cuab; Der er mango I9rinsspeie % mango
Ting, iom oil brinse sooe Snotaster. Ren
lao os tage for os en- Nanb, Tom, tanb9noe
TOR at fomme BERTH, bar maattet anpenbe
lin iibite Solar % peo gufpmIten life fin.
Der bet miroite grbeioe. Site iaa at fpritao
at bet at faa grbeibe sr en- rem rlmrlisbeb;
mel men ON Der er en- COB Del grbeioe peb
be mango Sernbaner, iom er unber &onItruf
tion, buao pil bette ioriIaa for be talri9e
Sfarrr, iom Sauerne % 3ampItibene brin.
ger IND. &. 8.