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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09
A. % Geld Teea

Many peopls, specially women and ebil
drsn, sufferer tas = bozs winter through sith
cold fss. This Is n4&ialY dlrB to tse fact
that they wear tseir sEzoes TOO 2zht Un.a4s
tie toes hAvs perfect frssdGG tie bsooa
cannot circulate properly, hsnos follow ss1-
feDed AMI bezaumhsI .o<ss, cod s--t ard of.Sa
c nsrnbnszs up toe lsb~ PSopas ~bo wear
rubbers TIE whole win5sT throuxh grr1srAgy
infer With their feet KHbtszs make ttsssa
very tender by oysTAsatiDg and causing
them 10 perspirs They sA.esSi or.iy hs -oru
during s1srny os slgsny weather. and ~zsn
tAsa sssoGd - removed a. s>on a. o.ss eaters
tbs aoass. Thsy Grsz tie fset. ksso snss,
bot AID ~. WITH perspiratioa--tls-n a s>oa
A. o-s goes again ixso tIss cir tie fe~s ar.
cL.Ilsl- n tbs country have re4sosd sz...
fss farmers pzt sofrs dry straw or p.eosz ot
nsTTp@F@rs IN tas oOttozn q ib@sr boo1x I
raysez have often tried tie lst.~s. AnA car
azure yoa TIA; i; Is god pr~v@u.lv.
sspstzzss cid fest Tssz 10 do1bsksz. ts~asss4
tie FsaEsr CT str~~ stSsses tie pe-xs4rassoa
sad ksefa ia fest dry.-ftaia2espsla Es-
szSW.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

8 pretty Liza GserusAn Lazy who j. rot ret
tho<ouSAly convss2znt vith t2s Eaz4ssa lzE-
g1gAge zad - pscsEiAar scsoEs Eos@ cut 10
ws4s sss-e soc5esy god oe-l, &ad her Gu. "
soErcs q unszS4Gsss l. fGSl - coavsrEzttca
slss vii maze w5as b p0psz4zxsy termed "a
bad bfe&k Esr snOtssx Ecceas ns..sss her
-ac<svsr s1e goes. &a1 wEEu tier rx.zr-
from q party @ tea tszeJ a. Up toge-h@r gor
a. ezssE or Izo-e, SE.-s iEs Like 4asfy cz~S-
sg-Ss keT -1o,szET % kses-se< kss tzsk ssssSs
ssy f,s1Az<oes SIP - tae ssry-ss dnsiaz tss
>~szsaE sss uzsz@Al7 gssz AAossx rre.sy vel,
bss o1a evez4Es 1sos sgzs ago sas As;sns1sd .
private farfT VIA her r<csasr. DEr1nx .
c-1As fsse Fsf1frasssa fsaFslage Of soazx ASr~F-
Kan g1z5 70 = trSSs-z2a t.@ruEs w&a essrszzsSL
Tee AlS-s s~szzsaa Lady G-ss nos bslsere IN
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Now that the Russian epidemic, la
grippe, has about run its course through
the world, Persia is trying her hand at
the work of terroriZing and depopulating
the universe. Reports from that country
are to the effect that cholera is raging
there in a more virulent and fatal form
than has been known for many years.
and that it is spreading in every direc-
ton. European physicians are endeavor-
ing to allay tears and prevent panic
among the people by assuring the public
that there is no danger of the disease
becoming epidemic there. Asiatic chol-
era is the most dreaded of all eastern
plaques and there naturally springs up a
feeling of uneaSiness among people who
have felt its ravages. But it is hoped
the doctors confidence of immunity
from the dread plague may be sustained
by its confinement to its present limits.
and that it will speedily disappear.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09
IMMIGRATION MAIL LIST.

10 the Editor OF tie Eagle.
The secretary of the Kansas Immigra-
tion bureau urges that every citizen of
Kansas send the bureau at Wichita q list
of names of any people they wish Kan
sas advertising matter sent TO. These
lists will be arranged into counties in
each state and systematic mailing list
kept to mail ton of Kansas matter ev-
cry day. Kansas has three hundred and
sixty-five tons of good and profitable
things TO say to any eastern home seeker
each year. and with the incoming crop
will be increased TO two tons of facts per
day OF the most interesting matter an
eastern farmer, feeder or manufacturer
ever saw In print.
Send in your lists and we will send
out the mail. HALE CONVEY.
Secretary Kan. I'm. Bu.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

pounds per capita in 1874 to Is pounds
in 1886. And, it is further estimated
that the British people saved from the
reduction of the cost of this one item of
their living in the year 1886, $50, 900, 900;
whereas, the German people were COM
PEELED to pay twice as much for their
sugar as the people of England were
paying, and consequently were consum-
ing only II pounds per capita, as COM
pared with England's rs pounds per cap
ita. And when we consider that the
German people were taxing themselves
SO, 334. 600 that England might save $780,
900 annually on the cost of her sugar
the comparison between dear production
and cheap consumption is so patent that
the American people should be very
careful in the consideration of this great
question. Would 1t not be the height of
wisdom for the American people to take
Cuban sugar free of duty and thereby
increase trade relations and save our
millions by buying cheap sugar than to
further waste our substance by increas-
ing our system of dear production?
BRIX.
Theoretically your proposition may
sound all right, and we admit there is
widespread demand for free sugar, upon
the idea that it is necessity and cannot
be produced in the United States in suf-
ficient quantity to supply the demand:
but because it has not been. is no argu-
ment that it cannot and will not be. We
believe it will be, if afforded reasonable
protection, and under the principle of
protection that has developed other in
dustries until they have been able to sue
cessfully compete with the balance of the
world at home and abroad, this most i'm
portant interest should not be abandoned
without giving it fair trial. If, when
that has been done, and it fails to
meet the home demands, in price as well
as in quantity, then let down the bars and
let it come in, and the cheaper the bet
ter. But is it just to our own people,
those who are just now engaging in the
new industry, and the larger number who
will engage in it. to place them, right
at the start, at the disadvantage of be-
ing compelled to compete with a foreign
production that costs half what it does
here at present, while our producers
must pay protection prices for the lmple-
ments and machinery used in the pro-
duction of sugar here? Let us be just
while we are under generous impulse.
Ed
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Ak zAsoa. tAs VANITY C vazD~>. s<k
The psoeoxr4szss. -yoz osgts 20 sSsx Ia .
EsEs~y xz-d zose to- yaafry & Essz- To<1>x
are n1~is<s - aousy@z-.-za-s
~InEssdP
Why. . ~o-zza wz1 erze szs % k.ss
ksr rsezsrs ssssu--szas's tAs vsy thcy yss q
--sse, osszxA6s Il szo<9 cssa of eha<z<rsax
Kts's A. e1sy - E2r&ss % . raxxe4s s:sszs.
txs q rsz@--~~1. aes e111.xE Tbs k<z->-
ls~s - " tsss bar,1noxz.sv - tzAnau kx-~<,
ard .ss -sr ~ ~sa E<ex saoxs pxku.. sd
EgSs. sd a1zzts is ssszzA - Esek- . Easx.
gre ~ - ts-z1szsss sra e<1ss seree<x--
Are KEY ~ s~ksF-
~Fr~s<y E1@-iy. Ts<rs sEzs szare q
azzeAsszs eee~e~ss tA~-s. I'd suez<r tzts .
ussszs Ersrasss ot b.h1es any tlszs tssz ezs
as@s wAs iznAz hlzzss. p<s<ry sd ~~sa -
s.lfSs las sA<t ca k@ EA<s. - Psais6ssxaa
L1zzzzs
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

The Rhode Island Prohibitionists have
raised a fund of S400 and propose to
wage vigorous campaign in that state.
Considering the size of the state and the
size of the party the Rhode Island Pro-
hibitionists ought to be able to extract
no small amount of fun out of an invest
ment of $400. And it must be allowed
that they are a nervy set, in view of the
emphasis with which they were set
down on at the recent election.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Single blessedness is to be taxed. A
member of the Wyoming legislature has
introduced bill fixing special tax on
all men residing in that state who re-
main unmarried after they become 80
wears of age
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Next to the French capital the great
est interest in the Paris sensation Is felt
in Berlin, Bismarck's eyes no doubt
snapped with unusual emphasis when he
read of the suspected Orleans coup. But
he needn't lose any sleep on that ac-
count, The wiley French Republicans
are on the qui vive for all such schemes
and ventures. Republican sentiment is
too strongly in the ascendant, and espe-
cially so in France to admit of any mon
Rrchial monkey business.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

In speaking of Mr.. Gladstone, DR.. Tai
mage says: "DIr. Gladstone IS the first
man ever met who enjoys walking as
much as l do. We ran up and down the
hills. He is past eighty years old, looks
to be about fifty-eight, and feels about
fifteen, as near as l can Judge"
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

ne expressed herself nsively ia Eats way; II
believe tlt1t % gain trgs happiness a girl
should marry one q her own xeI" And shs
did not know why the young man with ths
blonde pOnpadoar fell on Of the piano stool
q: tSis tancture until tks reaahed homs and
her mother toll Der that sbe tad uzeSl tue
word ''sex7 fssaFzd of station. "-Chlcago
Herald
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Sedgwick county leads the state in the
aggregate yield of corn last year, her
crop amounting to 1928, 200 bushels.
Jewell comes next with 1852, $50, and
Sumner third with 1880, 600. The aver
age yield per acre was about the same in
zach cnnntu
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Last week there were GIG deaths in
Chicago very exceptionally large
number. But Philadelphia, which has a
population nearly equal to that of New
York, had III deaths during the same
period. Philadelphia isn't SO slow when
it comes to taking advantage of sickly
season.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Governor Hill, of New York, becomes
alarmed and asks the Legislature to pass
the worlds fair bill without amendment.
This would indicate that New York city
really has intentions of getting the fair.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

With the young duke of Orleans STIR
ring up France, the youthful emperor of
Germany snubbing old Bismarck, and
the baby king of Spain cutting his teeth,
the ''young crowd" seems to be holding
its own on the continent.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Geronimo, the renegade Apache, is at
present teaching a Sunday school class.
The nice and proper thing for John Wan
namaker to do now would be to send the
old Indian pair of his best So pants in
way of recognition of his advancement.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

The New York Star indulges In the
seemingly paradoxical but truthful
statement that Secretary Blaine num-
bers many warm friends among his
political foes"
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09
STRIKING AT THE ROOT.
To the Editor OF the EagJ.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
In the house of representatives, De-
cember IS, 1889, Mr.. Enloe introduced
the following joint resolution proposing
an amendment to the constitution OF the
United States for the suppression of
trusts, and 10 prohibit gambling con-
tracts in agricultural and other pro-
ductions:
Resolved, By the senate and house Of
representatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress assembled two
thirds OF each house concurring therein(.
That the following article be proposed 70
the legislatures of the several states as an
amendment 20 the constitution OF the
United States, which. when certified by
the legislatures of three-fourths OF the
states, shall be valid rs a part Of the con-
stisutioa, namely:
ARTICLE XVI.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

The tide which Speaker Reed took at
the flood seems to have drowned the
Democrats.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

William Thornton, of Blueield, Tenn,
probably leads all centenarians in this
country. He claims to be 127 years old
and has records and documents to sub
stantiate his claim.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Boulanger and the young duke of Or
leans should get together and talk over
the situation.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

Publishers of cheap literature have or
ganized trust. They will still trust In
the gullibility and weakness of their pit
liable patrons.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09
A Popular Platform
From the Richmond State.

rom tDc
The people must not be permitted to
exterminate the oyster. but no individ-
uals, corporation or class must be per-
nnitted to exterminate the people.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

1t is reported that King Milan has be-
come melancholy at Vienna. Some
charitably inclined person should send
him a COPY of "Burton's anatomy"
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

The Kansas City Globe displays a
proper appreciation of the situation when
it remarks: ''Reed reigns, and the gov
ernment at Washington still lives.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09
Draws Better than the Aneelus.

From the News Orleans Times Democrat
A dime museum in Chicago advertises
q woman who has not been known TO
say anything except ''yes" and mo" for
over three years.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

There are two men from Maine now
Blaine and Reed.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09
ARTICLE XVI

''SEC. / Trusts or combines 10 limit
production or 10 fix prices Of commodities,
Or 10 control markets. and gambling con-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09
Locating the Insomnia

Speaker Reed is ali right 1t . the
other fellows who can't sleep.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09

warranted by law; either submit 10 the
present condition or grant the power to
the general government
If the grant to the general government
is too great sacrifice for the several
states to make. then submit to the grad
ual destruction of the grain growing
and stock interests of the country. Let
the states retain a naked right which Is
powerless to give relief-possess a fee
simple estate and becom e insolvent be-
cause no profit can be realized from the
soil.
The question of amending the federal
constitution is now before congress.
Does Kansas sanction II.
The Immigration Bureau and Farm
ers Alliance. as well as the local
boards of trade. should either commend
or denounce the proposed amendment
and send the result of their acts to con-
gressmen and senators.
Senator Ingalls, has signified his will
ingness 10 present the petitions, and we
presume he will remonstrances, if any
are sent him. The immigration Bureau
and Farmers a lliance should act on this
at once. and in plain, meaning words
The current idea that congress can Tegu-
late options. trusts, combines. etc, and
that it will do SO. Is. in NV Judgment.
delusive. That an amendment will con-
sumo time IS TO answer, because the
several states have decreed that an
amendment 10 the constitution shall oc-
cupy time.
Discussion Of this matter should be
had and action Of some kind taken.
Certainly there is no man who VIII con-
fess that he Is indifferent to the aGrlcul-
tural interests Of this country. No one
who will not admit that the present con
dition and helpless situation OF the grain
and stock raisers Justify grave aPpgeaen-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-09
SUNFLOWER SHADOWINGS.

Seeds, Slips. scions, Sprouts. Shoots and siis'rs
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
Som drar,

2 uoTi't JiEHo, Der .r st lrg 1a, ION,
iidteN % 'fa ui gals Et ~ AZ
ifafg gGgr Gaat gtH3
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
284

praft.n for at faa 8aaab. gaa Bsieu OpitOo bn en- uy
Setanttis5tS: SDis Ut aabmbsrn for Praif,n, at nj
M bar iaa mango penss sI 5ssbsu ~yaaIasse % tres
hsbbtIt afstf, emsmambm pI anfias 6usunbnisssis
Dos %, Jnsm oil trs, at si 81 femme arIis til FABIAN
an Stat. .2ab mtg raabs, fasbe DorOt ~refsIat, tbet
bun tss an 0uISupnt uS al gunsm % fOrfstis sismts
Rsfsm RisIIsmme-
Raar bet sialst Op1trs, fob tun faa At Siulanbs
Prafsr paa ben lib ssa FIT SsIf. Den samIs prah
Petrus Watbts Ssfsia, ism Dsrbf fG baDbs ipurst
tHrssSs mss fas Iha 6sIS. sr M Iisaas sprbspia
fem bxa On, at sm sstss SSss bsSse s~abentara fs I
aaris. Oct seSs assa, bet sn ct Srtssn. gaafs
GSnbas mastis ben 8rten Isits IN gsn for ben uIp..
tsIiss Spbss siaI. SsaS sm @uIsmynt ansif, Tom
Dsrss ~frsmpift, faabt prafisn bet rsabsIises at ifiant.
ben til SOsnsts Sattise sub at beimitts fine 5anb.r msO
Rsset iaa mistant.ist.
'91 or lite uans. | SOsnet, iOm r fattisr. .Hb
ri fsIu, pou.bs Dorssi at tnbpsnbe.
.saa sp @uIbfiqinssn til Rirtsn, o. 5srrsn oil
s~isnsisISs Ser bet bobbtIt paa Warfm,' iuGr,bs graften.
TIE ussn en- Uainbdie al ben tatboIRs Rirtss Gsrsailins
Ger ON froums Gapers ggtts til SaIisbeb.
sGs.parrst sft Iissiaa raabstISt, fem bet par Toms
met. Gtpe til &ttm7 aHtn par rig, % be ipifs
Bari. Da fob On fuar StriS tmsusm Daaunisn os
Dsrssis eaHSitisbts. Ssns gsIsrsarsisBss forIans
GER Reslsu paa ben Tile Ginger; babe bsn siSi Dsssb
On sus BE- u'snss Pmss, pins ban tsss fsrIsssi tis
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

| ct trsftsslsf Ebe, b~pOrira inseu nos
safinbs tuube fri % ub. "a iu6
bisis 2anier blanbsbs fs Sorsfilinsen
ON ct OonOittist Barn, Der FOsssrlO sb
aft, Ipm polbts andre Gmerts. lung
inbtt Op,rpalbsbs Os Zig. at ri ifis
Oihiie At BET, fsr Si braf | en- ualminbs'
zig Peri @raob. 8 mango Var bnObe
ri frpbtt % til at ItuIIs fac it 8sttis'
fOslsn. Ru Fob ri naften peb Rualst.
gasu girislisbsosn iOarer 10 olbris til
GOruentuinssrne. gi blep sIab, ba bet
bespabtt at ifrioresns. % si iualsbss
FIX Grunb til at penbe ON.
pa ri paa Tilbasepsien Tom iOrbi
Staarsn, tunbe ri life anbst snb Ipsrss
% ielp, sm Der ba | belle Gnrbal life
farbtss IN sneifs en-, Der pilbs bialps
ben iuiue pemObise DIE til at faa FIT
beifsbns Enffs spfplbt % iatte BAN
ip.i meb en- lib.n 5Orretnins. Oct OilSs
globe BAN libt | bans triite 7iloGreli.,
sapns BAN en- Smule Osiua, bore til
5Orbel for mango % til Slab. for iusen.
Son fDrlanser 10. iaa lite, ia ban ter ift.
fOrlanse ensans.
5allparb 8ersb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
265

Armen. Msn Striftsu flyer, at 9srrsn giUsr Rapnen.
nnser Gsosn. 9ur ban nu siOet % ~llnssrns, os logger
Ssbsn Deb Chen al benz, buOrfor itulSs nj faa Labe BEN
fuIts2 Seq ftaI fig. big 9tSse, abouas. gi sisr met
ssnns shilling atturat, Tom Yrafeu iasbs, iaa iaar Gut
Git. Soa tasn ri en- nnben Stuine ub al gunasn,
FISHER Rus Os Iobn gsrnsns ipifs fig matte. Stdn
faa min Gunse, ON bet sr Spub. 8eiten Iabsr Di Iiss,
ursrt Riftsn, til Ut faar beore Bstsb."
Stts Ienss eftsr gesset aastas aabenbarsOe br
sstss Jbse FIG aabo, ~aaeussne issenbe Sporet at (.
BSrn. Tom 6oa .usr Sns.n tisnbt.. On Rpinoe, fsu
baDOe p0ret | 9imsfte Dos ben bortHpttsbe grefiberi
Rurf, Iebte bdm paa Spor .itsr en- b~sipnberlis gise,
fsm bapbe bOst bos grsfiOentsn Os Iaf meb grOfesfa.
rsrns, os Tom G~ftrGaret par fuIst meb fin Befytter
til SUerise. Ssosu par u~tratteIis. SGn git til be
earOe, til Wlartin StObias, Mpfhersn, Der bauoe unba.
Sit 5asor 5ebraiit Os Noturluubitab, til Sobaa Ger.
f.rus, ben ieusrs iaa Diot bnemts os b~aspaite6s gitop,
Der bGDos ~unceruit benbs eatiu os @rait, til Simsu
R.rIerus, Der baUb. tn6ui.t bsnSe ben bsisrs Matbema.
tit. 8isit Iaros 9eru f~ortaIts bam mertperbiss Ting.
StOoius usute, at pis.u buDbe en- ssen Gpns, iOm Iart,
benbs at f~Orfian tn Bog, iaainart 5un aabn.b. ben. ae.
Isrus .rtIarebs, at ban baube ftaast nraaIss OperfOr BEN
ses matbematiits gspiisr. gerisrus, ben meft isarpis
nebs al bem, benartsbe IsenSe, at giseu par ct Saus
men, iom bog til fppenSs % fbit itie bstsS anbet snS .
anst Wsnneft meo ct fisIben burtist Sopee.
asrstibsn oar faa %usunfis Tom mulist, men -
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
2sa

GuIp % tpsisbs Gang .ttu Gang be srous PIausr,
paa bufIse bans tIfsss Barn bapht srasa TT fsRs But.
1Rsas Bergen 81, ban msb abonas % GsrSf ub
yaa 4aris airfssasrb. Sntst Usi~nSesmarts, intet Rsrs
bsssneAs ben @ras, bssr ben 1betimbts Ma 9h par
Hsosn sisut % sIsnt I ct Strne al Be DSbss 6ptItfsS.
bpsr be smter pas Saorsmsn. gssIs pisns SIaSs %
an tyns 9sRsrYs, fen al frssms Eaarsr, bsSas,sss ben
ubsfisnbtts Ora, I ~frsnmsb Sors. Gus ~fsrnsmmsrs
DSSs Iaa ~bssrsvns unbr ktrtens GuIs. Den inasrs
&~irtssaars sabnsbe bIst fine &amre for be Gsttise, be
sftnse, sem, ism fsbu IaSsi ueb Ssrses Giafsbub %
srtu Yaa at bItss spbssbe.
Den Grtutnsbs saFess Fs nss % fpsisbs Ssfsrpen,
jsm ban basbs tpsfh @uIpe. Oct sar, lem On S.
Rsrysns fresno Gaarsr im.lttbs unbu bette S~rsnbsnbs
Rys. Saa rstfs ban flo, try,fsSs Dsrsd an tuns
guns | Saanbsn % fasbs: 'Sun par en- Ssrasls Dat'
ter. Seq oil lie fsrnarms big. sobe esns, bG bar ss'
ret Baru5i.rtis tash ben GsrIasts, nen sn ~forfaar, at
ri TIE sium. bstIu bIanSt be tiOmffaarns. eou mtg, at
Su oil Inbbssns S.nns Gras msb en- Rur At bnsus Stsn
o. plants SRslrnbufs taseHfOr ben - leo fsI til Ssraa'
ret ienhe big eiitIinsu fra bet beuiss eans. 5srasIs
Sub ,dRsn. bin os bit Suss ptIferb, iom Dauib flyer
ben site GaIms: ben Barmbiertises SsS ffdI porss
,sIRsnsi'
q, fremmses rtfs pibg. ~ptfupns. 8 beres gas
k,s. 1Srssi IaR bet ~unbsrIiss Raun Rubn 5sDi Sos
hu! Dsrssi isritbs fs; man brusts snSnu at Toxic 10
bn esnsa- &pem andre snf SruiaIsms S~'s"'oasr
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

ass
tunbs iaaban en- sar,na,I Ssbs sars2 % ban bapbs pa,
ret Giai I Rastusbufe, ban, fem baSSe Isuet ierten
bunbrsss Gn, ban, iom bapbs feet Srdfsrsm, ban, Tom
5apSs Torment Subs Ssuiss at bpIs fs anbsr Rsrists
Bprbs, ban, ism sanbrss frsSIss ON pas SsrSen frs
SIest til SIastl % bsuns frsblsfs Giensansus Dsts
ter Iaa bssrapst br; GUN tunSt lie baSs parc nsset
ynsrs smh FIN Gabu, iiDut bun fsa us til tnayt at Dars
tpps aar! 9snRu % 6asar sar Dsrn Al "a faa forums
strIis eIsstl % BUN, Dsrbsi baSbe faaet Penss fsr
at pIants Nsir paa en- GtnssnsuRss Gras.-....5pa
fuIbe bun siSrs2 Gun tsSh ben hanss puns | Snssn
% iaa iuss Sabpane raabstIb paa Hbomas.
absHss tos punsm % % u~nsnfGsts sstan'isut
ssns SnsboA, en- bet naafs Iustsse al srifsui Blob
sau ~maIispis sar DSsutns.bm. Oct par blanis UuIb'
spxtsr, iaa mango o af en- iasban Bsrbi, at bet Isnst
~sssrtraf be bss Ssrrns | fin lib iaa usIisnns garsr
til gprnnss Oybrasdie. gbris, lite ensans Drsmms
barb, ben fsttis. 5usmauN feet en- faa ubsrt Stat. Eu
sanhs be fIahe gprnsns, isnb. BEN Stole os ipifs rent
stusbrst. su tanss be tsbs sastasbuie... -. .Nu sunSe
be tiIbs gapbp @asrs......g Blot Wyntsrns gar asts7
Grifatcn sar farf. Dc fob snbnu yaa ben ins
battle Rirtssams, ginssn 5uinebe be bIasIs. frasrs
gr,ns, 8snsm fra gyby hsrss isrbi BEN paa eanSs
seien, ban ftuIbe til WSlsn msb Sfus. OmfSer iasbe
9orbti: "Si saar til grafeu-"
% be git ben gsi. iom iud mango bette eanb to-
90 Then unOr z auiOrriqheo,rs get9urinsr os raaSs
unrt Sesrssnaal ttms! ae o. spiss Ting be GIT tn
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
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ibt,s ~ 8lrron GUgt.a. 'Er gr aft az 20
ne1lur,ft VI bnUlspHllt 'os Um $500
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Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
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Wssss bn fIrstls. Rat for frtsa um fsm, FOB fac
LSsuss fsr bsbs Grtnbrtua fem On bet Sr feet tssar.
Hwis RdIsnss masns bass 5uLuss on bnn iss ifs
ssAs fsss pas bet tsbs acft. &xnSs nan lite rsSe
tar saa @uIsdf xsmms fsHu caIm, 6isirss IL
s~ III Rpbs SITTER ct rssst 8~asreIaar. emsr % psdt.
sd SsSss msn Saab til a. Al 1EsIs r,sssm. III
Rsnsn, fem LOB baSe rssst bstRsSe CsrSd: See
sttr Ute ct pts tnst.H
eit1 1t n.sst f~srfti,uist afteusuaslhs fsr 6ststs
JAN % here's @iafu spRss Der nss fsIfsns Ottsns
y esartaIs, iOm site sfbrsSss al ben ~frsHusss OAtnss
bFrs,uaaI % RIasn. 8srsd bspss rn sob 1xfsm'
Rsfs % ct ssAt Suaffstsi. Sun f~srtsIts Wit, bsss
Jan Sssss SyIssst ben stat, sa gesfr Sisfrth, agstf
tsssisu % Gatuftsn sisfeSs 8assasbaiei. eaasan
ia fissutvtnssn us, FABIAN taIts bun, FABIAN pa'IsSs
pa b fsa etrAt fra Dsrm. Os bn, Der bag UaDer'
s'I1 iant ban ON SaInen for asris mere at rsiis fs.
'&ss mig ct ssis her, iasss ben @amls. p,
Ha Rutb, NIT Sirtss Barn % init Sorssus Barn, sa,
"" 'osrsfte al Sarsns SIomfr. su hm rsnsfs al alt,
lem bar ftust Op imOb 9imteu ira ben ipnsiss Ssrs....
tr tuIte III &C. icG ;uiOn. iua fattis, fac tsr'aet!'
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