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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-03

INTEREST in the reported discovery that leprosy is not an incurable disease will not be confined to the medical fra ternity. There is no scourge with which humanity is afflicted that is regarded with deeper feelings of horror. Forum ately it's scope is restricted, but the suf. ferings of it's victims arouse the univer- sal sympathy of mankind. If Dr Lotz, who has charge of the unfortunates at Molokai, is correct in his opinions, it is possible that in time leprosy may be en- tirely stamped out. The world will re- joice to know that such conclusions have a sure foundation in successful eX- periments of medical treatment.
 
 THE Balfour regime in Ireland is either weakening, or public opinion is getting too strong for it. On the 10th of August, John Powell, editor of the Midland Tribune, was released, after undergoing weeks imprisonment out of the six months to which he had been sentenced by the removables at Birr. Mir Powell had been in the prison hospi- tai for several days, having already nearly lost his eyesight, during two pre-. vious terms of imprisonment. As the "castle" authorities had liberated on the same plea of ill-health, . deputy lieutenant, who had wantonly shot man who was crossing his grounds--an offence for which even the prejudiced judge of assize said he could not find particle of excuse-it is probable that Mir Powell had got the benefit of the same plea-otherwise he might have had to remain in jail until he became blind, or died, as so many of the Irish political prisoners have done.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-03

A Boston cat has just died at Che venerable age of twenty-four years and five months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-03
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Money on call to-day, 5 and 6 per cent:
 BONDS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24


What earthly reason Is there for
street lamps bearing the names Of
streets to become so depraved that they
turn around and deceive innocent
strangers"
The question was asked by an indig-
nant Philadelphia. He was standing
at the corner of William and Pine
streets. The signs on the lamp indi-
Gated with steady nalevolence that
William was Pine and that Pine was
William.
Every time ! come to New York
these mendacious lamps mix me up"
went on the Philadelphia. We
wouldn't stand it In Philadelphia" he
said proudly.
A policeman who was standing by
listened to the annoyed gentleman's
words and grinned.
There amt no earthly reason for
it." he said. Its spooks."-New York
Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24
How bismarck Called His Servant.

When Bismarck was prussian dele
gate to the Federal Diet at Frankfort
he took apartments in the house Of \
p~atrician Of that free city. who held
the Prussians in great r~epuynance: and
when Bismarck applied to him 10 have
a bell fixed up in his servants room he
answered that that wa not in the
agreement. and that II Bismarck
wanted a bell lie must get II fixed him.
self, and at his own expense. A few
days later loud report Of firearms was
heard TO proceed from the delegates
room. The landlord. frightened to
death. rushed up to his dodgers apart.
ments, and bursting, all out Of breath,
into Bismarck's study found him seated
at his desk before a great pile Of docu
ments and calmly smoking his pipe.
There was a pistol lying on the table,
still smoking at the barrel. For the
love OF heaven, what has h~appenedf'
asked the frightened landlord, more
dead than alive. Nothing, nothing"
answered Bismarck quietly; don't dis.
turb yourself; ! was only calling my
servant. It is a very harmless signal,
70 which you will have to accustom
yourself, for no doubt / shall want Of
tentimesto use IL again" The bell was
fixed up next day.-San Francisco
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24
Heroer "p.ncsr 10 . New Character


One evening a few years ago Duncan
<a0d Donald. residents by the side Of
Loeb Rannoch, saintered into the pub
lie place Of refreshment. They had
been fishing all day with fy, and had
caught only a few small trout. There
fore they were very much surprised to
nee, on a table in the lobby. a large
basket full Of lovely fish, apparently
fresh from the water. Answering Dun
q the landlord stated that the trout
had been taken that very day by a gen.
Neman staying AZ the hotel. who, on
coming in. had remarked that he had
been using worm.
The landlord proudly inclined his
head to a room on the ground floor, in.
dicating that the successful sportsman
was within. 4 few minutes afterward
Duncan, who had not quite caught the
direction in which Bonif.Uu had tossed
his head, went toward the room next
door, and, tapping for admission. asked
the waiter what was the shentleinan's
name.
'Mr. Herbert Spencer" the waiter
hid.
Come in" voice from the room
added, and soon Duncan stood In the
presence of the great thinker.
MASTER Spencer, sir, wull you give
me twa bait hooksi have seen your
troots."
The philosopher looked at Duncan
10 silence and surprise.
duncan repeated his question.
my good man" the discounted phil.
osopher at length managed to say, II
have no bait hooks"
Thereupon Duncan turned on his
heel and went away.
'Tonalt, he said, AS he rejoined his
cronie In disgust, Herbert Spencer 10
aleein' devullT"-Rod and Gun.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24

Or. l,ebig a Co., are regular graduates in med
ieine and surgery aud special practitioner au.
thoIized by the itates OF Nilsson n, California and
MONTANA, 10 treat oil chronic, nervous and rri-
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cess or eontagian) seminal weakness might lOsses)
seq ual debility. Qoss Of sexual power) nervous de-
bility, Co-s Of nerve forcsl disea .es OF the bio q,
tsypbilir, GonoTh9a, elect. and stricture) cured.
Durable cases guaranteed vita life membership.
Charges low. ,housandt OF cases eured Al
ual case, 1t laboratory. No injurious or poison
Gus compounds used,
No time ! ct from business, Patients q a dis.
tance treated BY letter and express. Medicine
sent everywhere, free from case OF breakage.
In diseses Of The blood, brain, heart and new
Gus system, n we'll a. liver. Kidney and Gravel
complaints. rheumatism, paralysis, and oil other
Write ior illustrated psper on D~eformitin,
Club Fest, Curvature Of re sPine, riIs, inmsrs,
city, Msgnstism, Psralysis,- Epilepsy, kidnoy,
bladder, Eye, Ear. Skin and Blood, and oil sursi.
Diseases Of women = Specially. Separate par.
nv osIy RsIisSis Medical and Surgical Insti-
tute making especially Of Private Diseases.
All blood diseases SUCCESSFULLY treated. syphi-
lie Poison removed from the system without mer.
cury. New Restorative Treatment ier Loss o.
Vital Power. Persons unable 70 visit us may be
treated ct nome w corr espondsncs. All commun-
i~cations conhdeniiai Medicines or | Instruments
sent by mail or express securely. packed. One
penopsl interviev preferred. Call and consult
10, or send history Of your ease. and We viii send
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Nervous Diseases, seminal weakness, sperma-
torrhaa. Impo,ency, syphilis, Gonhorrhea,G lsst
varieocele, ETC., etc.
DIR. Lisbig 4 Co. ar, the only qualified or re.
Q onsible specialists len In Montana, since the
rev medical Law.
appointmeut in obseure and urgent cases,
CONSULTATION FREE.
~-Agency for Dr.. Liebig's Invlgora-
tor ~ Room 2. 8 r. Broadway, Butte
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24
A Word TO Grumblers.

Don't be a grumbler. Some people
contrive to get hold Of the prickly side
Of everything. to run against all the
-Aharp aud disagreeable things.
Hall the strength spent in growing
would often set things right. You may
a. well nuke up your mind 10 begin
with that no M aver found the world
quite as he would Ike H. bHt sou are
10 take your part Of tie iuf!'.' and
bear IL bravely. You will '.ire to
have burdens laid upon youi'lat hmlong
% other people unless you mr. a sllirk.
- yourself, but don't grumh;t II the
'seCpk needs doing. aud yun can DO L.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24
ClBapmGradG0fG Goods
We have selected an entire line,
enabling 10 10 offer you
Business Suits from Sc up
Overcoats 8"
Single Pants l"

And other lines too varied to enum-
crate, At prices which We are positive
cannot be duplicated elsewhere. We
have devoted especial attention TO our
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24


A prominent physician calls the ki0 "au
elegant dissemination OF disease" He Gays,
fever Ia spread nv II, 30 are lung diseases."
Out upon the gnarled and sspless vagabond
Evidently kisses are not for such q he, and
the old fox says the grapes are soul. Let him
devote himself to making our women healthy
and blooming that kisses may be kiaeee. This
can surely be done by the use Of DR.. Pierces
Fayorite Prescription, which 10 simply mag.
ical In curing Diseases peculiar TO females.
After taking IL for o reasonable length OF
time there will be no more irregularity. back
ache. bearing-down sensations. nervous proc
tration, general debility and kindred ailments.
IL 10 the only medicine for women, sold by
druggista, under . positive guarantee
from the manufacturer. that IL will give sat
tsfaction in every case, or money refunded.
A Book Of 100 pagcat on woman and Her
Diseases, and their Self-cure." sent postpaid.
velope. on receipt Of ten cents. In sfamps.
Address. WORLDS D~IePENoARv MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, oS Main Street, Buffalo, N. z.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24
WhS IAyeu.

Admiral Nelson disliked stiffness and
Sormality When the hour had come
for beginning the council of war hs
bad called On board his ship, instead
Of opening il tremendously he would
pare the quarter deck with his captains
and coax them into 4 frank expression
Of their opniiohs.
OrA morning as the Victory, Mel.
sons ship. mas floating along with q
four knot breeze. the cry rang out.
MAN overheard"
A mi' hipman named Finn sprang
to the rail, and looking over saw his
own servant In the ships wake. As he
knew that the man could moi swim the
lad leaped overheard, and held the
man up until both were recovered by Q
boat from the ship.
Nelson. who had seen the brave deed.
called the lad up 10 him and made him
. lieutenant on the spot. The other
midshipmen cbeered and tossed up
their hatA.
Stop, young gentlemen" cried Mel.
son, putting up his hand for silence.
and then. with a smile, added: Mr..
Finn has done a gallant thing today
and he has done many gallant things
before-for which he has got his re
ward bus mind. III haven no more max
ing ~lient.hants for servants falling over
board"
1t was such offhand acts as this which
made the great admiral admired and
loved by } IS officers and rew s.-Youth's
Compaoi IN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24
i,arF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE
Is publishing q m.ost valuable series of Tariff
documents. These are prepared with o view
10 state the facts and arguments for Protec-
ton. whether IN the interest Of farmers,
laborers. merchants or professional men.
Each issue of the series appeals to those en-
gagged in separate industries, and presents in
disputable facts-.c0mparis0ns Of wages, cost
OF living, and other arguments showing the
Any single one viii be sent on receipt of .
cents In stamps except wages, Living and
Tariff" which will be sent for Z cents.
The whole list will be sent for 30 cents or
any twelve for q cents, or any five for 10
cents postage paid. Order by number.
I-"wasss, Living end Tariff" n A. HAsss..
e-"Ths Advantasss Of q Prc;:ctive fsrii "a
the Labor and industries Of ne Uuised
state," First Prize Essay. 1857. CRAw.
s-.Homs Production indii;p.en;.bIs 10 Z sun. /"
commodities required Tor The People q
Pred ScsssS q ss' tSs:s 6o@ nSsaSssf I mS%s
able Without 9 Protective Taif." first
.-~w fs.is ~ si E:s; nss...s 4 ! p w 1Sn1i ~: %
M sna Ina, g. Ad,ssn;sssqHs e .hs Labor
s-..y:.i.sss: q !ss:i:s:;;.1 2.s. ~ Ge..1 3
s--rs VI fl sssi c Tss.R 4: z1,ssisS:; Il; .
the south" {. Z. EpwARDa.......m
She Wool intsrest.s yuS-.W w. IAwl.ncs q
S"Protectton -. Ircen "A Historical
heyiew. d. Q. HAnAA-An n
lo-"The Farmer md ths Tari6'" Col Thomas
u-"Pro.s SsHs. !; & PiS;S;iii; iRoiis;;.s a;o.G.iss 10
H. Rspir g Iii. ::i1.Isis v:SiSsx: 10
n-ssWofkingmen end he feFtR.S .....,...
1.-THE vital QUESTION Ghall American indus.
trtes be Abandoned and American Ma.
kets Surrendered 4.
ls-sams ~ German. With xdditcn.."...
te-"The Progress u On Hundred YearL"
l1-.Protectton for American ehippin9 &c..
ls-"The Tari6 Not Q Tax." HonEhB. bsDa1I.,
Ie-.why lrtshmen should Be Pr0tsctionists.
20-"Pro{ection," ., n. AnnDowE........
ai-"whsi Q : Tsri6 }" Aaswsrsto q wc1kins.
a-"rSs 1nsssc sss' Wool iiaau.iiy.s R.H.xI
ss-.xsss. and Cos. q IIiyissi.' j..b.. WIN. !
2t-.nouthesu Farming lpdu63riss. ..,.,,,,,,.
"a Bhort Talk 70 WofkfnGRen.".......
w." Protectton and thu fsr1er." Asnator Al
n
The An..,cAn ESososyf, wesklZ. dsyussd 70 ~
s .ks;is. NJ ~ ssss:: ~ III e Z I.AAk:sssss~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24

never mind about that other VINO ought
to have done 1t and didn't Those
workers who al up the gaps and
smooth away the rough spots, and fin
ish up the jobs that Others leave un-
done-they are the true ~peacemakers,
and worth a whole regiment Of growl.
en.-New York Ledger.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24
BoysC|othing

These goods we have purchased Of Q
concern that received the first prize at
{ he Paris World Exhibition. Deserv.
ing OF special mention 10 the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24
r.PERcE'S PELLETS

I E::'' E. x;s:::s: !: ~ fsI .:f FL ~ .:s,.:
Csespsst. kssisst % Tsis. oas IisY:
oieE Hes1aehs, Diiieas HsaAssSS.
CensnPaeaons lHAigssjen, nllleas A.
end Dowol. s eSatS Q vi 81 usSSSa
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-09-24
Fall Announcement!

W. desire to call the attention Of
our patrons and the public In general,
to the fact that vi fall purchases
have been received and are now on
display. In order to keep up our
reputation M a strictly reliable house,
for good and honest goods, we have
secured the beet qualities the market
affords. In addition to this, tn satisfy
the demaud for
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
Sra Siamore So, Minm.

3tuao mig slennem "3scOrabsg Soften" at
benperoe nogle pelmente Orb til De iianois
Haotife, ii9r be nurite rspublitanife gGlaere
I gttnueiotas fDrite Gunsres 9iitriit, / gn.
leontns al oct io~reitaaenbe gals al aonaress
mano. "9aneSboro Sournal" for 9oe os.
tnoeboioer en- 8eoattionS 4rtiiel meo Sper.
Itrtft Gray for Congress, Der / GperIrttelie
lpber iaulebes:
1Set laoer til at bare en- beItemt afaiprt
gag, at Silmore Gountp paa ben iommenbe
Compassionate Contention e4 ire#iiitilgle fem
8anoioat for gonsresien Spn. q. 8. Gran
al Trefton. Sr. 9raD or Iaa bel ilenbt po
iaa afbolot | bette gouutp, bppr ban bar til.
bra9t belle tit 2ip li9e biotil, at bans 9arois
batur oil blioe omfattet meo @IGDe % Iuio.
itGnot9 Gnitemmt9beo al bper eneIte 8Glger.
S SeltooelIe al rise Dmfatteuoe Suuoltaber,
en- tlar lps Iano, 8eltalenbeb o9 Sureta9.
iombeo; 9rli9 o9 tro / llofsretIeu af etbpert
betroet Sperp, trofait MOB fine @enner %
retf9rot9 MOB fine WobItauoere, bill ban blipe
en- Son9resmano, iom 9iitrrttets 8efoltnin9
bill are, a9te % bolOs af. Snn er | BeIio.
belle af be @oeuitaber, Der Gigr en- Manh
~pOpuIGr % nptti9 / Samfmnoct, % iremior
alt oil bans aneriIenote 9grligbeo % bel
itpbte Yeripnligbco gigrc ham / boieIte GRAB
pnltelt8 og nDtttg ipm &ongresmnuo. &
6illmpre Gountp, buor Sr. Grap er beoit
tIenot, er Der in9eu aiptgcnoe Weningcr,
naar Der er Spgrgsmnal ON at unoeritgttc
BAN for Gon9resien O9 hans domination og
&al9 til bet bgie % anionrsiulOe gmbeoe bill
blipe moOtuget meo ublauoet 8lGoe."
Sisie uotalelier al "9ane8bpru SouruaI"
rnaa baabe je9 % ale Nnore, ipnt tjenoer
Sr. @rdD, ppri0ti9t tilitemnre.
Sr. @rop bar / en- GGtte Of Gar inoebait
@mbeoet iOm Glerf Of Siitritt Court, og
oesuoeu ianmen meo Dor 4~aubsmaHo Spn.
R. 6. 9bompior, orepet Ell ontIattenoe Ga
inobrin9enoe Sagfprerfprretning. ". 3
Crap bar altio pitt fig iom en- lamb Ben af
be uorltfpote 8prsere baaoe / Orb % |
@ierning.
2anosm9no | 5gr1te Minneipta Congress
9iitrict! Saml goer ON ". 8. Gran al
Breton, iom goers Sannerfsrer unoer ben
ipmmenoe Compassionate 8al9tamp. &c til
at beige til goers County gonpeutioner iaa>
oanne Gelesater, iOm oil itstte BAN. @jsr
oct, % s oil life ausre oerpaa.
Sgrbpoigit
goparo Sobnion.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
3

ouer Sier9 os 0aI, inbtiI man ben isIsenoe Dag siOrbe
fit Snbtog oct arabiifs 9aEoelsfottori Iubanba. uoen
at nogsa bduSe baut GlncIie on 6aruuauens NGrbe6.
9e ior6ouiebe Grabere uiite fig auiseusl itrar for
at billie paa Gtaalcp os tilbpoe BAN ct 9oot 6uarter.
Den ibite, icm Tom, par Sanieb bin Wiobaume6
sur GippusSib, iom Ian talbtes, Ger bauoe Isbia9et
Cameron ct Stytte ionoenfOr Hiaugps, en- DianS. Der
par fjsnot % berpstet pieen on. San par en- flor,
ior;ifjGeset Wunb, mso n~esera9tig gucfarus, / fine
teoite Iar; bans 6oIonius par tram, os bans gepGs
sclier Iiplise: ban uur ben pulonifcereoe Stprte og
@nersi. aniigtst par uaftert os intelligent os Cans
Ssrne bIsnOsn0e bpibs ~betragteoe man BAN uSe, piIoe
man bIipe Opn,GrtiOm paa nosle nsrusle Srafuinser uep
bans Gins. oan par OmsiUet al enbeI u~noersiune unse
arabere, os ct taIrist 6sIse @answunu Os @aniums
pesi, Iom ban baube isrt ueo fig GuienOe al @tiI siens
nem afrita. Gippu.Gib par OmBpsselis ON fit gbrs,
bans RlGoer par al bet reneite Suiot, 6e;en ny; ON 2s
pet bapSs ban Ipnset ct tOfbart Silteitjarf; GOItsn
i~fraalebe at nposIise Observation-Disclosures. San par /
bet bele tGset ct Iisniter paa en- arabiit Gentleman.
UsS Ell int bauuet ara6ers pGrbise 6remtrGben bob
ean S.aaIsp geItomnsn o9 iatte zig neS paa be ~boIitreos
SaSer ~lissoverfur Guropaersn.
S.anlsy ~betroe.sOs BAN Opuiay!iomt os Fem iii Den
Spsrbspisnire, al ban baubs eu ~bstyee!is gtr iOnIil beb
for fig maait. Sen bs;posIisite, ban baros ,rafiei paa
baabs blanOt 9rot.rus Os be oarpsSs | afrita.
StanIep Dor net ~npssirris sfta at iaa pios gruus
ben til, at gOmsrOn brOs bort msb ~ufurrettet Sag os
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
234


ineen piote pei bebre geifeo Gerom sno 9ippusItb.
8snne a~nfsrts iom Gruno, at ban life bauos funnel ops
brine 6auoer Dos be 8iloe, iom par ienotIiginesoe opsrs
oft FER; beSuoen, %tiIisicOs ban, nGsteoe bans Golf at
fSl9s meo paa en- Reiie puu 6IOoen, oa insen uieltf buOr
ben FOB ben.
"Baa iamne MlaaOe," fortatts BON, "ifal ben
aumIe 3auiO e~iuinsitOns OGte bIeUsr ~iorbinoret tit 80:
~reta9snbs, efteriom man tiger. Gen 9amle Ssrre gioroe
ale muIiss SOrie9 paa at 6rin9e Graberne I'll at lame
bam 6anosr. Ifen Nuiui 3a9umbi aiiog bet al ben
@rno, at ban bsrmeo uitbe itgrte zig ben UiSle 3oo.
Cameron BAD o9iaa ON 6anoer, % BOO bei Sris lOr
benz; men 9ngum6i piloe life Iaoe 20 %opertals, iorbi
Fan %iOrubiaa. at ben brittle ROuiul 3ausibur uiloe
sisrs BAN u~niuarlig, buis Der ~tiIitsots Cameron nOget
lllpttestiliGIOe. SaaUiot ies ueS, boube no9Ie al bans
9ebiassrs 9pit til Reiin men anSre isste UeS fine 5nos
~uenOirser at fna buw til at Op9iue ben; bisie iammens
rotteOe fig og i~ntriserebe msO Nrabsrne ON Gatteu iOr
at fan benz til at ~iorpurre plansn. Seq sior6e BAN
b~ereiter bet Siibuo, at brinse bonn OUr til Santurus
6lOosn for en- ps Gum Peuse, f%oruoiat, at ban uiloe
tiIitiQe mig ct ifrifIist gssis for, at ieg bauoe isrt bam
Serben pua bans sssn Bon, % at ban, ifatO bet iOm til
Sump meb be Snb0Sts, irifanOt mig for alt aHipar.
Wsu ban t~iIbaseuite nit 6Orilas."
1ippuslib bapbe tpoelis fcreIa9t Stanlep ale BE-
9auitsl.sbeSer. iOm piISe lille fs iUeisn iOr BAN. gu
saIOt Der ior BAN at o~pmanbs fine 9sSia9srr % bcgOs
Stenlniussn Oppe ibIauot BEN, iumt at fire fig grabsrs
mes SiiaaS men bet par inssn let Gag.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
Sor -rttstssspsUua'
cberitcn % SoIoatsn.

On GuvernFr 8faper / Ieuniglparin
ceo boer 8ittsbur9smauS, Tom titbgrer
Rdtionnlsaroen, at ban sr meset ireuo
mso Giiciplincn, % ban ngis ier elter
DC militare Epsticr. auitin Curtin,
iom or ira @~uuerHGrcns GSoebn iprs
talte iorlcoen islaeuce Siitoris ON BAN
ira arigcn. "a Beaver ltoo font BERT
lsituant Ueo oct 55Se Reaimeute, fob
ban en- Gag iorau lit 1eft, ta en- luitct
Soloat meo cit lluiiurm, Tom mn pass
icoe bam ooarlig, TOM ben til bom,
itanieoe % ipur9te: "6oor or 3Cftos
ren?" "Gr bet Waaocn at tiltaie bin
oocrcroneoe paa, 5ar?" Itreg 8eaper.
SoloOten, Tom bar en- 3pIter, Itirreoe |
maalss 5~orbouielis paa FIN ooeroroneoe,
men iusOe life ct Orb. "Ser, Gar, tag
oenre StOl! &c fan bare GberIt, 90
le9 ital oiie big, buOrleoes oa ital tale
til en- Officer" "Sfuloe ieg u9re Res
9imcntets 'BOis'?" ga, tag oeuns
Stol, % iee ital pie big bporleoes bu
Ital opisre Big" SOlbaten latte fig nso
iornn 3eltet. O.srit Benpsr tug ct
Bar Striot tilbo9e, peuote iie ON %
Tom op / Stiliu9 iuran ben "miblertI
bise" Officer, sioroe zig itrat, bilite poa
militGr BIS % ipurGte: "SberIt, fan
De unberrette mig ON, buOr leg fan
finoe airursen oeb Re9imeutet?" Col.
baten reiite fig, iaa% aluorlig % bent paa
Seaoer % in9oe: "Weimen, ON jog
oeo, bpor ban er."
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
@iennem bet mprfe Saltlanb.
gf Seurp 30. Stanlep.

Gsotiat fra forrise No)
"gu, bsrer 8 bet2" usnbte 9spbinssn fig til ltle
6sIf. "9au flyer, ban bar tisnbt BAN. Bar ban lite
IN COB Mianb2"
80, meset soo.~
A0eri bar Sc 9tst. Sau par goo mob mig % reos
less mig flsre @anse for Nraberns. araberne ar baaro'
esrtsoe Diennelftr, os ban pIeebe ofte at lttlle ls nls''
lem benz os mig, naar be par baarSe iuob mig. pan
sr en- COB Wanb, os mine Born boISt al BAN. seq
ssrer, at ban CT bsS."
"Sa, ban e osb.A
"Suor or ban saaet benz"
-Gi SintmeIsn, min gen,A iuarsSs Stanlep, %
pese opab.
1ab, iasbe Sspbin9en %aaneelcif, og ina mob Sla'
nsIsn, ser ban ba tommen nsb Ssrousnfra2" :.
AGei; men sobe MeuueIfer iom ban tOr1mer !
ttnlmeIen, naar be ber."
9ipin9itones Nlinbs blsp boIot ssrs belle sanos'
bgen. Wiau talte ofte meo StonIep ON s~trtnsltons %
F'fs BAN Suiet, bpOri ben sanIs 6rrltsr bapSt lepst laa
lanss.
SturIsp fanbt Sntst peS gRanjsuos SebOsre lom
tlnoe ~hsrettiee bet Hetts Rp, 6pori be ltoo Dos gSans'
p0naerne. 0erss %llbiseree apitIite Dem paa en- loroe'
tstis Waabe fra gaabomboerats grope gssertppas; oS
RS anlststrat Iisnsos uarmelt @asdaSaernes. Ssres
Srsu'trsSsn par meset uepIiS, og DC itileOe ltns 99ue'
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
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til fri 6ispoiitton for be 6ren,msoe. Gnbel ~lsbiagebe
6arauanen oe bar enbos meset bersbpiais SDrcerne ior
benz. 9lnore isieu trat fig uiituof mo Stoucre % iors
ieate at anaribe be 9ieilente 10 ira fine Smnt9nlsr !
guifene eler bag GrGerte.
SpsrIor en- Iiben Sfare 6rsn,ueee or be NOT bIoos
t~sritigs 6aunibaler, os etboert operuunoct Wfennsi.e riaa
Ieuere Sfouboerne D~ianienta Sipo til ct iOriCrbeiist
Maaltio.
Sort efter ites Goset Op paa 8anmen al Ell Iao
gierarpg, os plubislis Iua ben ! 800 Mieter breSe sras
Iaba#) Tor aaes Dine. Oct par pea oct Steb, buor
ben mGgtise Strpm optaser SuGma iig. Sostrs ger,
beuorebe mes patrs, CREME Greer, Opiiper cen matte,
oraa GnuoiiaSs; paa ben anSsn Sioe bGper Der fig ct
amelia. 5;elo, Iom trooier ganost Os ~5csrGnler bets
GuemTrfer.
Sloosu bleu billet nteS boie @IGbesrGab; man rae
neos paa Copper al ben nGrmeite 6si for at tunne npoe
nbiigten.
SlooeuS fore SeumeIisbsb penteos pen I'm aabsns
barclle. giSt !qngsre nsoab Stremmen, peo NiGngnt,
bauSe 9~ipjn8ftons % iensre Cameron ifa't lans'e'sIu!ct
neboper ben uoeu at pGrs iitano til at lofte bet Slcr,
Som gartuienber bapSs lisset cper esns seb. SIies
bet Ipttes Stanley nu, eler italoe ban MATTE penbe tl'
baas lom eipingftons, sasr breie at ior ben iOm Game
rpn2
gu ait man en- opIipet Sleuuins | StormltrtSt
~ qualaba or al groberne % Ganswanasrns iorpanllst til
Wuaropa, Tom Siobsn fables l gsantsnia.