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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-24
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OIL Der Girit GRID.

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eiiiem @rocerp: Gsi1dit. Rub nit yfuss
lifr;u9eben wiffen. Wan iuenbe f9 ipii
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Gorl. G9mibt & 81
2766 Gboteau Gpe. ct. 9onis, Nt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-24

atrnnel's Gatatuba 1T uniibertrefHid.
Ser'n6t benielben in ieinem 5oloon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-24
GFoCERIE9

PRUDoT &c 5CEiERER.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
WHY Do YOU GET DRUNK

Wien a person wishes to screen a fault,
saws a wrI5er in WomGn'8 Work, it is
astonishing what absurd.ti~s are resOrted
to in the attempt. Men VINO become IN
toxica.ed furnish some illustrations of
this, as will be seen by tie following an
sweIs to the question:
Why do yoo drink?"
"Weli, it is because a certain man, who
pr~fesses to be a Christian, owes me but
will not pay" said q mRu who seemed
convinced in his own mind that such a
course gave him full sAtisf action.
When nay old woman jumps on me
about anything, | go and get as drunk as
a billed owl, Just to show her who is boss"
was the statement of a weszen-faced man
with one ey and a broken nose.
For the exhllaratiOn there is IN 1t.
The happiest times of my life are due to
this seeming fault" But the swollen and
blood shot eyes and blooming nose did not
tend to coroborate his claim.
81 ran for office (1ic), and got fit (hic).
Don't yer know? (hic)' said a defeated
candidate, in a resi- med but injured man
D6T.
For the reason that I'm only paid
$3.50 Z day for my work when [ should
nave So so" was the lament of n who
works three and drinks the other four
da} S each week.
my mother in law won't give me a
minutes rest; she's fully up to he stand
ari of the proverbGGI mother in-law, she
is" This man had a cowed appearance,
a sore ear, a dislocn ed Jaw, and = 0ald
sp It on hi- head. H lodged every time
anyone maIe a move, which suggested
the probability of rolling, pins, fiat irons,
etc, hAvIrg beer thrown more effectively
than at~fectlonately.
Just because my girl has gone back
on me, AID leans on some ether fellow"
stsmmered a love-sick youth, with a
tremor in his voice.
"I'm out of work, and have but little
money to live on said a married man,
who did not seem to realize that he was
fooIisaly, wickedly spending the little he
alrea1y mad
oval, yer see, boss, Use got the rheu-
matlz, an dis hyar honey from de roses
am &c only thin, dat does M any good !;
it les makes me feel Iuhly," was the ex-
p~lauation Of an old darby.
"To Keep up the reputation Of the craft,
and be popular with he boys" said a
printer, tn ink smeared over his face,
ana the appearance Of having "pie" in
kis pockets, and a yearning for money
With his breast.
We'll, l viii acknowledge that have
no excuse to off r, except That | an such
q weak minded, easily-infuenced 'chump,
| that never knows when to say no. and
| refuse an invitation to drink There's no
| excuse for it." T Is was TIE most thor
oughly uuselfish answer given, and the
speaker the only one who did not seek to
| hide his weakness behind the screen OF
some preposterous and fancitul cause.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
HINTS TO

PAINTED furniture can be wiped off with
a little milk and watec, and look BRIGHT
as new. Bamboo, rattan, and reed
furniture can be cleaned with a damn
chamOIs. / do not believe in the use If
furniture pc ish; it may do for a time,
but better use a soft flannel with a few
drops Of kerosene for polished furniture
In washing very fine muslins, they
should be soaked in tep.d water in which
ooE"A has been dissolved, one tablespoon
Iul Oh oorsX to a gallon of waite being
SuLncienf. After halt an hour they can
&c ruooed genlly N soapsuds made of
tbo5 "nI'e curd soap, and boiling water
men poured over them and left to cool.
Ineey should be we'll rinsed and squeezed
'"lAer than wrung out.
AL preparations for waxing floors are
II9aSeu ny setting the kettle containing
Sue mix ure into another c]ont4inIno h il
I5 water. By this means the beeswax
sOJomeS incorporated with the turnentino
@@ru 9Jher ingredients. No floor will he
in "''E sly II the wax is properly rubbed
The best article for RUBBING in oil
s VI wax is a parqnet brush, such a. arc
s Va oy n anufacturers of parouet Roors
~ at large house-furnishing stores.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
OUR LACERATED FEELINGS.

Tho other day a man stepped in our
sAnctum, and gave us a long, steadfast,
straightforward gsze, and then went i'll
the next room and asked one Of the
printers if that was the fellow who
writes so much about his farming and his
good looks" Being answered in the
affirmative he came and gave US another
agonizing gaze, and then gave an awful
grunt and walked away with a terrible
scrowl of contempt upon his face. He
said nothing, but that grunt meant a heap.
1t was full of meaning 1t told a sight"
an it hurt us, for it cut deep into our
heart and lacerated as it went. The
The wound bleedS. 1t is cureless. We
can't survive a grunt like that, for j. had
as much vindictIveness and evaporation
IN it as a furious womsn's "nOw then"
when her temper is red hot and her anger
is boiling, and those who hsN e been intro
duced to such a scene know full well that
when that climax is reached it is about
time to get up and get Well that
grunt had just as much feeling in it as
that terrible auC fear-dealing and wither-
ing "nOw then" We can stand almost
anything. People may accuse US Of be-
ing corrupt and vile and dishonest, and
they may go so far as to intimate that we
sometimes tackle the truth and come out
victorious, but we cannot allow, yea we
will not allow any envious and jealous
fling at our pulchritudinal appearance. 1t
is one Of the few,-in fact 1t is about the
only thing, we have to be really proud of,
and for sweet PHYS sake cont disturb
our serenity Of feelings by intimating that
we haint 6 1t a mighty good grip on that.
= Wilson Mirror.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
TO H

We are receiving every day many let,
sers of inquiry about things relative t.
the business of this Office, which are
already answered in THE PRoGREssIvI
farmer. Owing to the large correspOn-
fence and increasing business of this Of
ice we are unable to answer as promptly
as we wish. We ask the brethren tc
please read The PROGRESSIVE FARMER anc
it will save them much writing and vii
De a source of great benefit and pleasure
% them, and relieve US Of a large amour.
0f work. Fraternally,
w. II. WORTH, s. B. A
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
NOTICE.

DEAR BRETHREN:-In future pleas.
write orders and letters on separate sheet.
of paper. It will save much time to thu
office, and we will be less liable to errors
IN TRANSFERRING your orders, When mark
ing inquiries about orders and letters OF
Importance please give date Of same, anc
duplicate of the order. Don't fail to Civ
your p~ostofice and also shipping point
Ia sending money please state who it il
for. Fratern8lly,
W. b. WORTH, 8. B. A.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
A SMART PRESSMAN.
A Daub of Ink that was Worth Three
Dollars a Week.

James Gordon Bennett has a way of
dropping L. to examine the Her0td at the
most unexpected times, and as his visits
ufteu result in geg eral "Shake W" and
reorganization of the papers manage
rial. editorial and working forces, they
are avail ed with fear aid trembling by
III employ ees. says Arg,m0%t On one
If these OccaSiO.s one of the pressmen,
= man who had worked for the elder
Bennett AMI was an excellent workman,
though gu " OF 81 occasional lapse from
sobrietv, mad 8 bad black eve, and was IN
a ulsndary a to what excuse he should
,fer If Bennett noticed it. Acting on a
sudden inSpir alton. he seized an ink-rOller
and rubbed a daub # ink on he side Of
his face. completely concealing the diScOl-
ora Tor of his SKIN. Presently Mr.. Ben
nett came INTO the press room. and with
t e superintendent, John Ha s, went
carefully through, criuclzIng every detail,
aud looking sharply at each employee.
When about t. leave he turned suddenly.
and pointing to the beSmirched pressman,
sad {:
Mr.. Hays, what is that mans name p
The culprit qlaked IN his shoes until
Mr. Bennett SAID slowly:
Il want YOU TO give hat man So more
per week wages; he is the only man In
the room that looks rs if he had been
working"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04

The National Economist Almanac is the
cheapest ana most valuable publication
for farmers and Alliance men that has
ever been presented to the public. 1t is
n perfect handbook and gives valuable
facts nowhere else to be found. For two
cash subscribers to THE PROGRESSIVE
FARMER, we will mail a copy of the
almanac postpaid. You cant afford to do
without it. 1t is worth ten times the
price.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
3aEtry.
for Thu PROGRESSIVE FARHER.l
{" 'l' DIR HOME.

BY OHAS. B. DAVIS.
off our minds wander back
low "a -, long and rugged track,
yer ,ba home of our childhood on the hill.
10 4ats hav passed away
MALI here we used to play,
Now all is quiet and SILL
dearly we love to roam
nov sonnd our childhood home,
TIT il strll standing on the hill.
~ it's occupants are gone;
NV 49, no voice of mirth or song,
mt all 10 quist and still.
n.oos Of loved ones are gone,
Fa sst6 has hushed their lovely song;
DS To NOR TO be seen in the home on the hill
nv one they've passed away
u u The realm, of infinite day,
Now all Is quies and still.
uuorv thing that we can see
+ familiar - can he.
i In - o1r chiIdh cd home upon the hill,
while around it We rOamed,
IN nur early childhood home
All is quiet and stll.
Orinoco, n. q.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04

Sizes at from a ala Child to a $50 Founder
And we know it's impos-

And we now it's ms
aMe to show a6a line am0eVa varied as
s0tnenL or such s0en price You've known wbmg
enough OknO~ tMa dollar spent within sbn rings meh hundred cents worth
fwIUe We've sph little fortune the purchase of Owcmsa alone and we knowof
nothing that possesses vauinH this line that we've not include hours stock There are Oenasn
all occasions made up from all the @rmNbew wear gvng aM5 combining comfort and da in one
OS" T' nV ~ Nps C" mo up cWmyW Will Wr WS W"ey
CFeCoaaHem epoP1arh hyr than vebf0e Will
garments You can take
the cape off and you
haeaR long wakngc or RNet
and you have weather dfr-ayhs either way
We've not euurAeip prices nor fabrics We've not the room Veil Just give yua hint Yuc get
any kind OF coat for any Wadon-08t styles latest aTc3 largest a@rnma and at our ny low prices
S. & D. BERwANGER OrrrrEw WHO ALwAYH HAVE Everything rv VALUE
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
NOTICE FROM STATE EXECU
TIVE COMM TEE.

The State Alliance does not pay To.
expenses of any one visiting or speaking
to Alliances except the State President
and Lecturers, and any Alliances invlul.s
speakers to address them should expec
at least TO pay their expenses.
S. B. ALEXANDER,
J. NJ. MEwBORNE,
J. S. JOHNSTON,
Committee.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04

bottle of linsetd oil and lime water VI x
half and halt and shake we'll Every t me
you use /. When some Ne burns or
Scalds himself cover the wo1nd quick y
with baking soda u til the pal Is gone,
then wash IF the Oua and bind up in
huseed oil and lime water, anO use this
dressing until the cure is complete, It's
an old-fashiOned remedy, but there IS
nothing better.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
COUNTY BUSINESS AGENTS

I want your name, ~postofice address
and shipping point Immediately after your
election in July. Tnls is important bust
ness. ". II. WORTH S. B. A.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
NOTICE.

County and Sub-Business Agents will
please send their names and p~ostofice
address, with certificate of bond, at once
to the State Brslr ess Agent,
W. b. WCRTH, Raleigh, N. @.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
TO AGENTS.

Any Alliance having seed wheat, oats,
cover, grass, &c, for sale, who will send
samples and prices, 1 will show them at
the Safe Fair and take orders for the
same. W. II. WORTH, S. B. A.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04

All communications for L. l.. Polk,
President National Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union, or for J. H. Turner,
national secretary, should be addressed
to them, 51l 9th ST., N. W., Washington,
D. G.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04

You@ rs@naby expect four months of cold weather Yuw vii gtt Co.,; maybe more Are vol pend
/ @@oaoe twill dcoder Y GU @ntI for to get warmer
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
How is your Overcoat : A

the man We asn dan a4sf w. %n mghy P1 sS I% 1b o% 2% Ss a S@o 5@@ yo4%s .h un,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-11-04
For Tobacco Growers!

GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED IN VIRGINIA.
NEAR PETERSBURG.
A Pressing Demand for Experienced Men
who know how TO Cultivate Bright Tobacco
Land Very Cheap and on Easy Terms-If
You Cannot Purchase You Can Work on
Aharan
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-17
263

263
Ian6, tisnbsr s bog muaIte. MObsren fOOt StjernilO.
Sob 6amilie, GberS 8jGrlisbsb.~
Spssen / bette SIGstresiiter unSsif lite Cru Seus
tas Starpfnbigbeo. gun bemar,ebe, at W1eOlemmsrn.
al bcnbes Raieitats Sisuerltab altio burbs praitsre 9rrs
itsatteit for at bIius ~inbltrsune Bergen os npbe bsns
9riuile9ier.
"9ab iaa pars, ipareoe 8rifina. Seq siuer
SOmfru 9usar PrGfeattsf. Seq er bsE iUenite airtes
SperbopeO."
"GnOnu life, GOers Waietat. Der ftaI osiaa
p~rGiterss geUis for sO0t Gp9ts % ct triiteIist 2eunet.
Seq Tua beune ~Ietfertiss Gos faIOe en- Dragon ON Dali
fen ubs GOrUGreIiet."
"9uuO2" iusOs ariItinu meO ct 0rOuniuse6Iit pua
ben autlusebe.
"Uasn bet par 10 min grOoer geuuu, ION be tuIoer
Urban Riemanb, " iasbs 6asar fOrbauiet.
Der bsrer @bsrs RiGrIisbsb, . ia9bs &rittna meO
ct 6Oumo6, iOm piousbs ON, at Qrnsuns.n bapbe faast
8insa, Os lite astebe at Iaoe BEN itette. "NGar iss
%iaOsitaar for nine Gisnsres sOos Rpst. os ~triiteIise eeDs
net, formoo.r ies, at bet e giOuesbprO NOT"
Seq briitsr mig inbtiI Dioers til at pare al en- ans
ben Renins, oa buis ebsrs waai.tat faftbOlber Gb.rs
Soriat at tase benue mistanteIiss unse priOn fin 1iss
neffs er M in Giensfs ~Ounfsbis. Seq oil iaa unberoas
nisi besiqre min afteb Dos gebtOmmenbe."
arifina bstantte fig. Saa uibt baube BUN lite pls
let brine fit Oprsr. gaen pbmpse fig oprfOr bisie bers
fsIpitne Srenfiernsr = aloris!
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-17

Zen ungs Grooming Ou'Oe OiSie Iauter, iom Oa.
en- @jentgO al bsnces ssns.
"Qar UeO sOot uaOo, " iasos BUN. Seq itaI be-
itgtts big. GOritaar bu life, ou lille 5e ira be fnits
StOUe, at 6enns lrGtte suur bot oUer bit 6OueO2 Gu
tan tOmme og saa, uosu at Ct gIaO rsgsr FIG i Suerigea
Riss. Oct CT mig, be 6eb0uoler JON Ct Barn, bet be
slsmmer, at jsg er Uortt eem Ousr Srnlorens. Blot 10
GGr su6nu, iaa itaI be tOmme til at bste line aolts Iats
Ter bu ltaI iaa at ie, bu ital foa at ie! De tsHbsr mig
enOuu lite, men be tienOer mig tiIirattelis til alsr.o,
at frp9te mig. 6or bUer Col, Der saar neo, crgpPu Del
en- Dag bort al ben forte liO, be bar Wastsu, os leg sr
u~Imagtig. 9usm itulos bu pare boHgs for7 On Id
alsreOe bag tage fat paa bit 2r6sibe."
"9uO mig saa! gaaoi8is 6roleu, LAB mig gaa!
Seq Ct lite 6anss; is Tan saa 3LOsn, ON 8 bsfula
BET, men leg Tan lie Bvu Gag 9pus gomg8Eeo for ben
ftpgge 6rue, iOm icrr liipn msO gorgtu8 6ofiolt.
On ben uaaOige 6rpten oiOte, bUoroan BUR- ts5aaSleSt
mig Rsrgl0piug, fOroi iss life Uiloe robe 5r5;susna
5smmeligbso. 8a ieg Uar ct Ii0et Barn, po0sos 3ussu
at siUe mig 0tis, % BUN trus6e mig mso Ris, ia msc
Champaign. Seq bar snOnu uIOrig pRrtt Sarge o. BUN
iparrecs mig iptteu Timer iuSe en- fOlo os mort Riels
Der ucen atub. Nu uil bun sisrs mig berpstsi, maaIs.
iom 9er.....~
"9si, " iasoe arifina tanteiuIO, life iom Ger, bet
fan BUN life bspiie, men JON en- EaiOn al uaste eQn
ubGSerlis gprb. Sasur- -. bet CT nsbpenbist, At bv
flyer mig alt. buab en uto ON bin gprb."
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-17
264

"Gbers &iarIigbeo, iusbe bun, "Uil lite ~uuoorGge
mig Os 9tiset GOers Gieneite al WIistunte, uOen rimeIis
@runb. So,nfru 6usur Ring i~nbitriue8 bIonot NIT 9es
neritab Os flptter ino bet bIda 8Grelie, iOm iagt er.
Oct tiItOmuer GOers ajGrli9bsO, iOm bar Ua,t Nistans
Ten, at beUiie ben, Og, ituIOs Der. iOm gOers a~jerIiabeO
trOr, fnOes at uRre nOget utiIbSrIigt, oil ieg uuoertaite
bet Rigs iormprosrens Breuetie.~
6ru geatu beuionsOs meO ftiu gsrsmOui fin uu6ers
iaatliss 2grbootgbeO og fiernsoe fig uOm at uGrbise
@ienitanoeu for fin gre6e ct glt. 9isHsttH iom
Suerbofmeitsriuoe bIeu ben6s mere os mere utaaIelis.
Wtsn bet par lite let at f~rsmIRsg. gsuiierne for 5enee5
Wtistante imOo ben Hpe 6auorit. 3 Commencing ors
meb FOB en- us aialO9 og en- l~roIo6omsbiitori:, Der
buleoe paa Big.flaober. Snarere tuube en- gsriou, Tom
patts Mis9ag, itaifeS al gsi.u paa grunb al toetpoig
gprb. 8 osuue lib % bIauot Senue itolts slssl par Der
iutet iua iaurList Bau' iom Spr6 Os GamiIie.
Den ~uft9lOige @ienFano fOr faa ftarp en- 9rGtte
pua Mastsns 9sber fsIts fig u%IgtieIis Os ipsssu. 9as
gar iOritOO mssst sO6t, at oDsr benbs, os 6usIigs anliss
ssnbsr ODu 8rOuuiusen, hob uu en- mastig, en- uioriOns
Zig Sieube, en- Orenterna, og at imeaem oisis to Stors
master uiIoe BUN tnuiss Ietters END Ct Rsr. gurOs BUN
lite pbmpse fig for ben mastise 5rue os tisse ON benoes
gunf2 Rei, be, Tom Cub bar abIst, maa life iOrneOre
fig. 9eane fly til fin tiDIisae geitptter ear til Gins
lambs SfoDe % uoste &isene / austasi 5lp, iuIte,
forage, b Wasrfe, men lite iOrnsore fig.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-17
Sra 9rOnnin9 &riitinas l1n9oomstio.
49,.
@f 3. z opslius.)
Gortfat ira forrise gto.)

Nortlat ira tortl9e g(oJ
"9OIm, fasOe 0tOnninssn til i'm Rummertimer,
'fSr Sergeant Nieuano I'll GIOtsuu9teu, LAB unrette en-
COB 6rOtOt for Baur % rsb BAN Ell COB Sens. Gies
HtanO, bu Dor pua SIOttet unoer bit SpbOIb StOd6OIm.
Cab mig f., at iss imOrset finber big fuIbt ubiOuet Os
litter / SaOIen. Ser, tag bette til M @fpipcrin9. "
Cs bun rate BAN en- GuQe @~uIOmpnter.
gtiemauO troeSe subnu, ban brsutte, ba ban uOe /
BO~ruGreIiet iste to grme Om fin 9uIs, Os en- Steutme
bGspsS BAN buiiteOs bam 9ret;: "9uem sr ies2~
San penbte fig ON. San bapNs feet Iutter ~ubetien6ts
aHfster Omtrius fig, men benne %instre, ftisnne Big,
hE par ct baIut 5OueS betere enO ban ieIu, iaa paa BAN
HsS iaa tisnSte, ~fOrtrOIiss, usrte Dine, at ban itrur
Eaabts: "5asorl4 De grab life, be sIente fig life i
bHre uSraab, men be bapOs aItsepeI ct 9ierte, bisie
TO, | alt Sab MI, alt Sab for binanbeu.
ISOst bIsu S~sunesuus tort; be Tom Opsrsns ON,
at be inart uHOe fees isisu, nuur 6asars aniGtteIie paa
6ISttst par ufsiOrt, gun iatte fig isisn til at usnte.
SaaImOSisbeO uur lite en- at benbes 9pber. 8a bun
BdUbs pentet en- ny lang Time Os alerebe tGntts fig, at
Dronninsen bapOe sIemt benbe M fpm Norrt0pina
rinssSs bet, os bun bIeu taIbt inb.
Seq bar iusen Gib tilOpers til big ibas, /" iasbs
0rOnninsen. "Ss ipenite gaabsns SER taIor mig til
Tedeum StOrtirfen. NOM i9ieu imorsen tiSlis aIots
ten ipp. 70 te!au big Yaa .; ocggnoe Din Siensfte.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-17

gaa Selgolano laocr oct til, at Der
Dor sauife %ualminoclig itittelige Og
brnoe MtenneIter. Der finoes intet
6Rnsiel, og Gutoriteterne tom oerior
en- ilem anibe, oa bet ~uiRouaulise Gils
iRloe inotraL al en- MauO blep BENT
til Ia 9ages Strai for at BABE %itiadlet
ct 9uiin 9inIteer. Baa 500 Nur bal
Der life bauot Mia9en. Spao man tit.
iibIt siuroe meO Spnoeren, pioes life
rimelisuis Hap ban meb en- Mtultt, tb
man ianot bet life paafrrpet at ppfsrt
en- 6ensielsbpsnins for be Ia 9a9es
os be II 9inIfeers Stplo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-17
Observation-Disclosures

ct engelif Blao beretter, at en- al be
faa isjenleuenbt af 5eltaserne / ben
0OrSpplsefspebiticu, Der | fin lib uos
ienotes for at ppIsse Cir Scbu 5rart
lin, er afsaaet peb Gsben. s ben glns
lebnins minOer 8laoet ON Gnslanbs
9reIulbs 7eltaselie / Bulariprffniu'
serue % ubtaler, at bet nprIfe Stors
things 8spilsnins til Raniens Gfspes
oitipn bil iomme til igien at o9fte
Spsrsmaalet, ON gnselIfm9noene life
amer fig at bape nOset mere peo Roros
pollen at sisre; bpis be mener life at
babe bet, faar be buife, at Der er meset
for benz at sjsre | Spopolarlanosue.
8orbprigt Isr bet no til, at Runien bill
faa ct Gar franite 8onfurreuter, Der
pil benptte bet al entelte 9alere / Stprs
t6inget for Spsg nGonte BefurSrinsss
miboel 2uitbaGlon. Georges gsiaucpn,
9irettpr for Ell SBifole / 2nitieilaos,
os GItrunumen % NeteorolOgen Suftape
Sermits, pif fra Spitsbersen iurIsss at
uaa Roropcleu peb SjGlp at en- Silfes
baIon al 80 Reters @ienneminit %
14,12o Meters Rumfans. Gen ifaf
i#sifasses mee en- esea 5erais, Der sirr
ben abiolitt tat, ps fplces mec rem
8anbitofsas. SonbOlen ifal bpsses
efter ct sanife nDt Brincip. On 4-5
8ase siter Ifreiien fra Spitsbersen
antaser be briitise 2uftitippere eiter at
babe pasIeret Norbpolen at fuune lanoe
enten / &geereamerifa eaef RorbaIien.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-17
Spru ifriger efter
0itGer's SaIoria.
262
N.
Sc tre $rOttgrtr.

Stodbolm par 9Iab gepG9eIie; ben anoen Ser
ueb grsitsnfsIO ~feirsbss ms6 guSstjeaeite, SppartninS
Dos 0ronninseu Og 6Orlpitstier for @leuismano. Gors
ftenfons 9tuun par paa 2tlss 2Gber man ipntes after,
man OpIeueoe ben fore @uituu 2oOIfs Gage.
gtGite MtOr9eu, usbsn5 bet snOnu par morris, tts
traabte Sagar FIN anOsu @anbrins til Slottet, ~efterat
bun bapoe faaet i'm geitgttsr, Hissraab &urts Sanls
tptts til at tra0s 1~isneits Dos 0ronninsen.
gun tom, ba BUN truoOte IND MiOOtaseIieSuereIs
Jet, lite uOsnist for ben, BUN miuoit snfeOe at trrfie.
60 iturpe Qine baube isaar s~ieufenot bsnoe bIanSt Stas
rem al giiemuuOs GiIbersre, Os moOtOs benbe nu mso ct
Bill, iOm omtrent tuubs oueriattes: 6pub sisr bn
Der, 6sr2
Drowning artittna tuube mango ~iremmsbs Sprog,
Osiau Qisuiproset. 6un foritob itrnr 6ru gsatas.
"Somiru 9asur Rius, = fusbe bun, "bcr paatasst
fs at ~fOrfotte en- aataIos oD.r nit 8ibIiotbet. Seq be-
Der @bsrs aiarIis6.b i~nOIOsere benbe bet bIaa aaus
msr psO Siom al gibIiOtbetet, fOrut bun Tan bups ner
til fit 9rbeioe.
"Rienbsr gbrs Msaisitat bsune unse Perfon3"
ipurste Cru geata iurt.
"Ulsset sobt. gn paarsrenbe al RissraaS &urt.
Seq fienOer insen Paarsrenbe al benns 6ami!ie
psb 9laun Sting. Maa is ipsrse ON Slastfabet.1
"Jabereu. SSpebsuanb paa Simmslsbsrs Ipf'
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-17
2atten | Smorrct.

9osie Suriter - 3 slIsr 4 - ira
en al 8eitlanbs. Bpcrrs | ROrge tOs ia
fer en 5rioaa. Dc unnbrsoe no
pua .aoet; be iatte tili5S IN Snaps
eIer TO % bleU iormoosntlig libt lpitias
! suerite Stotp9rt.
De gil iuo paa en- 8on6sgaaro, bpor
&oneu tirruece Smsr, meoeus Suiets
8at gil ps inaieoe runot i Stueu. !6pdo
be pilbe, ian man life oibe, men moi er,
at aonen gil uo. Cs ioa tog DC aat.
ten % putteoe neo | ajernsn.
% &pneu fom inc isien, git gu
riterus. Sun ipntes 10 o%iituof, at bet
tos iis liot rart no, men bun tGntte life
fort opsr bet % ~tisrneoe pioers. "a
bet bar blsuet Smer, lsfteoe bun 2aa-
get al aicrnen - os fanbt aatten Der,
neoe; ben por ian bGo, Tom en- 8ut
pperbopeoet fan blipe.
Ds iaa tom Ranbsn bient. Otter
bans Srore bleo Smsrret ialtet, felt
ipm panlist % last ueb / en- Solf.
Men mibt inoe | Smsrltpttet besrooes
&atten. "San fanbt fin 9sb | 5teoe;
ban fan faa bpile | Smsr!"
Strar efter reiiie Wanben ino til
Bpen os bapbe fit Smsr, &attsnS Srau,
meo fig. San sif inb | ben enc al gu
rtiterues BripatbOtis os f%crtalte 5raen,
at ban Tom meb en- Smsrbolf, lom ben,
bes Manb bapbe tisbt ben % ben 9og,
os eiter nosen gentilerins fl ban fine
Beuse us sif.
Suateoes lpber SiItOrieu. 90 ben
CT 1anb.
On Suriiter er fommet Iaa lau9t
fin SmBrbplt lom til Satten, - berow
fan besUGrre enouu life siues uOger
Oplgsning.