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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-12-11

Sc Bailey's animal trainer, smiled when
asked if lions were dangerous and said:
"Well, no; should think not. And
there are only two animals that we have
anything to do with that are dangerous;
one is an elephant and the other a. leo
pard." Lions are very easily broken and
very easily performed after being broken.
Why, took four lions when the Barnun1
show went into winter quarters and broke
them to do half-dozen tricks in two
weeks, in addition to training dens Of
wolves, bears, hyneas, leopards, tigers
and pumas. The way I usually
train animals IS to give them
an hour or two hours practice
morning and afternoon. In training
lions, we begin with the simplest of
tricks; for instance, take the act of
lion jumping through hoop. One at.
tendant holds the hoop on the ground
and the lion is made to walk through;
if he does not walk through or does not
understand, why take hold of the back
of his neck and haul him through. After
he knows that he has got to 60 through
that hoop anyway, it is lifted up little
higher from the ground, until finally the
desired height is reached"
"How do you train lion 80 that you
can put your head in his mouth9"
"That doesn't require any training,
Just yank his mouth open and put your
head in"
"How about the sensation when the
lion stands up and puts his paws on your
shoulders2"
"Well, we lift him up until he is made
to understand that he must get up him
self. The usual performances of the lions
are in this manner: The cage is divided
into three compartments, with o door
between each, and the trainer goes in
there and he first makes picture;
he stands in the centre with
whip in each hand, while one lion
stands up with his paws on the cage in
one corner, and then crouchesin one end,
and the other two squat aud watch him
in a restless fashion; and then the trainer
puts them through all their tricks, sep
arately and together, such as jumping
over pole and through hoop bound
with oakum and saturated with naphtha,
all flaming, puts his head in their mouths
and winds up the act by firing rapidly
six-barrelled revolver, and jumps out and
slams the door of the cage behind him.
And if he has an especially well-tTained
lion, as he slams the gate that lion will
lump against the bars and make them,
rattle" :
"How are they trained to jump against
the bars9'
''In the same way they are trained to
jump over a pole. We wind up the act
in the same way every night, and the
closing of the gate is a signal for the lion
to jump"
4.,ssArethey amenable to kindness, Mr.
Conkling3"
"Yes; but they are much more amen
able to the discipline of the CAD. But
they are unlike other animals in this par
ticular; they do not have to be constant
ly watched after once broken. 4 leopard
is treacherous, and no matter whether
you have worked him ten years or ten
days, if you take your eye off of him for
one instant he will strike you. OF
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-12-11
HIS OLD YELLOW ALMANAC.

I left the farm when mother died, and
changed my place of dwellin
TO daughter Susies stylish house, right in
the city street,
And there was them, before I came, that
sort of scared me- tellin'
How would find the town folks ways so
difficult to meet.
They said I'd have no comfort in the rust
lin, fixed-up throng,
And I'd have to wear stiff collars every
weekday right along.
I find take to city ways just like duck to
water,
like the racket and the noise, and never
tire of shows;
And there's no end of comfort in the man
sion of my daughter,
And every thing is right at hand, and
money freely flows
And hired help is all about, just listenin' for
my CALL
But I miss the yellow almanac off my old
kitchen wall.
The house is full of calendars, from attic to
the cellar,
They're painted in all colors, and are fam
cy-like to see;
But just in this particular Pm not modern
feller,
And the yellow-covered almanac is good
enough for me;
I'm used to it, Eve seen it round from boy
hood to old age,
And rather like the jokin' at the bottom Of
each page.
like the way the IS" stood out to show the
weeks besinuin'
On these new-fanglei calendars the days
seemed sort Of mixed),
And the man upon the cover, though he
want exactly winnin',
With lungs and liver all exposed, still
showed how we are fixed;
And the letters and credentials that were
writ to Mr.. Aver
I've often, on rainy day, found readin'
very fair.
] tried to find one recently; there WANT one
in the city.
They toted out great calendars in every
sort of style;
Hooked at 'em in cold disGain, and answered
'em in pity,
I'D rather have my almanac than all that
costly pile"
And, though take to city life, Pm lonesome,
after all,
For that old yellow almanac upon my
kitchen wall
Ella Wheeler Wilcor, in the Century.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-12-11
MY LOVE IN THE LONG AGO.

Soft is the light on the summer sea,
When the sun in the west Is low,
And the billows sigh to the shells that lie
In the sunsets mellow glow: g.
But the beauty CLEANS in vain,
And the tints that wax and wane
And the song Of the surge
At the oceans verge
Seems naught but dirge,
For oh!
My thoughts fly far, meath the evening star,
To my Love in the long ago.
The wind comes up from the signing sea,
And the sea-bird's wing Of snow
Fales from my sight in the clasp OF night,
Like joy in the erms Of woe;
And dream BY the pillows blue
Ola heart that was leal and true;
And VOW by the tide,
Though Fato may divide
My faith shall abide,
And grow;
And my heart ever turn whilo the bright
stars burn
, To my Love in the long ago.
-Nep Orleans Times s-Denocrdt.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-12-11
PITH AND POINT.

Wet to the skin-Rain.
A double shufle-Two suicides.
An "old timer"-The hourglass.
Rough on rats-When Kitty ''collars"
them.
Won bya neck-Prince Albert Victor's
title of ssCollars and Cuffs"
The anatomist is the man who can
give us the surest ''inside informa-
ton"
Know thyself and keep the information
to thyself. This is good advice.-HGrt-
ford Religious Herald.
When the wolf is at the door, it would
be a good idea to shoot him and get the
bounty for his scalp.-Puek.
She (after a lovers -quarreD-"You
may return my letters" He (editor)-
"Did you enclose stamps2"-Basar. =
The man who holds valuable patent
right is in possession to enjoy the pleas
ures of royalty.-Binghamton Republican.
Scan you get the right pitch on this
cornetap "Yes; gimme it (pitehes it out
ofthe soinaou). There you are!"-'5udgs.
~ dreamed of you last night, Miss
Rosaling.", ":oh, did you9 And
what dress did have on3"-Fliegenas
Blaettr.
A. SHOW much Miss Homely looks
like her mother" B. Eyes, the resem-
blance is positively frightful.-7szas
6ytings.
- .'That fellow urns o good deal IN
week. ssIs he a bank president2n 9No.
he works in crematory. American
Stationer.
she-"Look at that lady, Charles.
Isn't her bonnet heavenly2" He-"lt is
rather high, that's fact. ."-Ba'to"
Transcript.
Now that the courts have decided
that anyone may publish Noah Webster's
dictionary, talk will be cheap.-Amsri-
can Stationer.
"Porous plasters are good for weak
back" "That's all right but want
plaster that will be good for week
hence.-Bazar.
The difference between a starving
man and glutton is that one longs to
eat and the other eats too long.-bsng-
kamton Leader.
"I'm not in it," said the traveller, as
he stood on the station platform, aud
watched the last train disappear IN the
distance. .-Puck.
Preacher (reading-"I asked for bread
and ye gave me stone" Jeweier
(suddenly wakingl-"Ehs How many
carats?"-Jeuelers' Weekly.
A New York paper contains an article
entitled "Why Cats are Thin" Jonghnes
says cats are thick enough around this
place. Herald.
"What beautiful baby! Sopink and white"
Said the caller. Idared not tell ner
Tint I'd learned from many Sespless nSn5
ae "A' ''1O Chicago Mail.
II time is money, it would seem at
first sight that the loafer ought TO De inc
richest of men; but, after all, ne hasn't
any more than anybody else.-S9"'er0's'e
Journal.
"It's the hardest thing in the world"
saws Bins, "to eat corn from the cob
without getting it on your moustache."
"Inever found it so, returned the Boston
girl.-BrOoklyn Life.
"John," asked the Sunday school
teacher of the new scholar, "what do
you know of the proverb regarding peo-
pie who live in glass houses" "They
orter pull down the blinds. ."-Puek.
"It's scrappin' time I have OF it"
said the cook. "Here I've gouged the
eyes out of the potatoes, basted the
meat, split the head O. the cabbage,
whipped the cream and beat the eggs,
and now I've got to pitch in and do up
the preserves. Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-12-11
Napoleon's Lost Pocketbo0k.

During the three years before Water
loo Emperor Napoleon offered large re.
wards for the recovery of pockctbook
he had lost at the crossing OF tho Be-
resina. After the lapse of more than
threc-quartcrs of a century it has been
discovered in the possession of Russian
lady, who received it as souvenir from
Count Felix L2dochoysky. Times Den0,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-12-11
GOO Miles on Snowsh0es.

Mr.. J. W. Phillips, a resident OF To-.
ronto, is preparing for a winters sojourn
in the woods of Newfoundland, where
he has what is called "timber limit"
of $50 square miles. 1t was in connection
with this lumber enterprise that, some
seasons ago, MIR. Phillips undertook one
of the most perilous journeys on record;
One day in the dead of winter he started
to walk on snowshoes from his mill at
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-12-11

The municipality of Genoa, Italy, has,
it is reported, consented to restore the
house in which Christopher Columbus
lived. 1t is rapidly falling into decay
and has long stood in need of repair.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-12-11

Germany is the largest coal producing
country of continental Europe, the
amount of the production for 1887 being
S1,S63, Gil tons.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-12-11

A total of 372 new Oranges have been
organized this year.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-08
BONDS AND STOCKS.


Ups aad Downs In Market Values On the
New Yerk Exchange.
New YORK, May 7.-Stocks were less
active to-day in the regular list, but trusts
showed increased animation and the total
transactions in them exceeded those Of
any day this week. The market was not
positively strong at any time Of the day,
but rallied promptly from the early de-
preston, though final changes were gen.
orally in the direction Of lower figures.
Sugar shows q gain OF IN tonight and
Union Pacific 10 down IN, aud these are
the only stocks showing any material
change for the day.
Governments were steady.
Petroleum opened dull Mt IS and closed
dull; IS for spot, ST for June.
Bar silver-$1.O1.
C~opper-Firm; lake, May, $l4.sD.
Lead-Steady; domestic. A.02E.
Tin-Fairly steady; straits, $20.A5.
CloainO stocks.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-08

Not Well Posted.
From the Chicago Times.
Jones thinks he is very smart"
THAT is because he doesn't know his
own mind"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-08

The Y. M. c. A. Conference.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 6.--The TWEEN.
tieth annual conference of the general
secretary Of the Young Mems Christian
association Of the United States and
Canada opened this evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-08

Funeral notices neatly printed at the
STANDARD" Office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-08

Money on call easy, 3a7.
Prime mercantile paper. 567c.
Sterling Exchange|Quiet and steady;
60-day bills, A.S4Z; demand, SASSY.
Mining quotations as follows:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-08
Blowing Out the Moon.

From the Lewiston Journal.
The literalness of children may be Of
fered in excuse for their want of rever-
ence. Near my lodging lives a doctor
whose gate Is illuminated at night by
mean of n large oil lamp. One day II
burned until noon, through the forgetful-
ness of its owner, whose wife laughed at
him for his negligence. My landlady's
son, a thoughtful 5-year-old, was much inn
pressed by the circumstances. Subse-
quently, one winter morning after sunrise
the youngster beheld the moon sh ming
dimly in the western sky. Having never
before seen both orbs ut the same time he
was greatly surprised and remarked grave
ly to his mother:
81 guess Gods wife has got the laugh OF
him this time"
"Why, my son what do you mean p"
asked the Mortified mother.
"He's as bad as DIR. B." cried the ex-
cited boy. Hes forgot to blow out his
oon
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
&c iepemOc be9rapnee
Gioncr.

st SloIter al bette Rapu iiuoes
Reapel. 9et ipnes eiter Ell ipr up9tc
9ase iibeu ipretagen lnoeriegelic al
iuare til fit Rapn. Gn iii 9rRicttei
inogipen Gnmeloelie fOrnnleoigebe, al
ban ian,men meb St~atsnoepfaten %
SurbDrsbommereu foretos Ell llnberiss
selIe / bet bemncligbeosiuloe alpfter.
Der | fire buuoreoe stnr alorig bdpbt
pRret betraaot al uOgen 9Ggmauo, 81
ter en- beftis WpbitanO tiltpang be fig
peb &plitimagt Gpsang til alpiteretS
Snbre, bpor ct frp9teli9t Spn msbte
benz. Serten NOnner, bporai ben ploIte
bar 81 Gar, bleu funben i en- baarrei.
ienbe, nalteu bDriif 9ilitanb. Sc armc
8eiener a fuloitanOi9 oaupittise %
/ ben @rao %uOiultet, at be iaa uo ipnl
Sfeletter, pg De tunbe life Ipare paa ct
eneIte Spgr9smaal. 8lanbt g~tonuerne
befanbt zig o9iGu Ell pueror0entlis paf-
fer un9 8i9e, Der paa @runb al ct Gls
ifupsieiltrin ifuloe paa fine Spratbres
Seialing in0ipprres ior bele 9euetioen
/ aloiteret. IrGfetten befalebe uiortgs
bet &loiterets NeblR99elie. Zen u6g9s
gelise aiilsring bar paft ubpre GpIi9t
iaaoel / Reapel iOm / 6om.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
lsrlluaa, aosstr Go. 9cno.

Do 8WNh NNsf NNNN'N
Sts itr ina @nues iirrrsr i s2enrab.
Ho'ter' ira atle aontsr al 2onbst, men eno.
MI bar lee iift feet Eosst fro atroaa. Var,
ia9en a. bel ben, at Der Tile ar nossn uorll
8efoifHins. Seq er ben tnsIte, Tom bar fun.
bet Seien herteu. Ger ,r npgle TonIte %
Susnlie, 90 uRften alit laIsr 'Gecorot 30.
fen" neS flor Sntrrssie.
aelDee CT en- Iiben gp, bsiiestnse Deb CD.
H- 3. d Iaciiif 81. o.; BEN bar 8 @rocerp
Stores, aiGoe Stort, 2 Smebisr, en- glepa.
Tor, eli Sleitanrntion en- Barber Chop % .i
ootel. Tn taulte bel, at ies Ilnioe iast en-
Snloon, men nei ben nlptfe bar lille euonr
rantnist pg.
aoliiaen ber er me9ct iiben, iiGr bpah
eorn angaar, nien bet bliper not Corn oli9e-
rel, Do Spinene osr | SunorsoeoiS bper Tag.
Tn Wano miiteoe 81 Soiu paa en- eneitc
Sag, iaa nbiisterne for BGrmerne er life fac
lpIe bcrcmfrius. Bi bar atlereSe bait 8
WRtter ueo itreng 9uIoe.
SEQ bar tGntt at reiie til 3eras til Guil
tersH, tbi Der sr bet lille Iao toIbt iont Der
Soma.
Seq ituloe snIfe, on en- Roromono piloc
ftrtoe mig til % mnoerrette mig ON SprboI'
oeis | SeTcs, ON Grbsibsleuucn pao en- Barnl
ON Tinteren % ont Spmmeren.
Gle Saaieu II.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

M}eu iaa tom Der en 8uuoe paa lyaaoer. 3lao5i'
oil bapte I'm 5gritnoe ms0: 6vor ban bleD m~octagcn
sQer iab6uot, MATTE BUN ogiaa ~mobtages elsr ~in6bqoes.
Suifte 6uewonier itulOs Der cerUeo ~iasttage54 (99iltsn
Rana ifu6s Der til6elss 3~gritinom pso Sioen al Gigsts
fOrusmme Gamer? SUsm itulbe gaa isrit, % bDem tube
eaa 6aasrit2 6utm itutoe ioOe eOsrit, % bUem ltulos
i6o. neoerft til6oro52 5psm ifnlos Or i%rUsrcs iOEit ier,
o. 5uem fof? RigSraaonue5 6rusr tuute life oPgiUs
fin 6Orraug. Sob be lite O~iffelt Opsr aue 5~pvtiHotr.
mso un0tagslie at 0ronniugeHs Ssileaoe5svn2 90 uu
lfulee Be ~iorneore fs ben Grab, at be Tom til at iobs
amber en- licsn polit 8uiiHigritinosl l~lunIist! Get par
%ioleflart, men piI6s ben polite GiGit care %ic,nsiet mea
al 6!ips lat anosn 1tGtte2
Ser git Tiger utO oisie 6rpoiomms SpsrueisIisr.
2lorie baUSe bet I7Se 2lGrguHopoe iaa COB lic, iom
uaar bet penots no os mo pda ct GtitettsipsrssmaaI.
Get ~iDriislise Bar par HsSt til at more ia isIu, mart
msS 8iosturs % l~lbaustsr, mart meS aitenisIf'aber
bisnnne, bpor man bnrtis iaa bet Stam Jamie zig, iem
e. Sol % en- Sopeeitao o!tib itGnter omsrins iis.
Ie ~iVrletise attsr ~bespnbte eitsrbaanosa at bale.
Ter iOm iaIiomme Rp9ter Snlsb. Nsan bphtsSe ON
en- S%piasbaaf, ont bsie GUNNER % S~ayuinssr. Gprlt'
inbsn oar lion % pilSs parc uns. ga, bpaS tsp man
lite psS 9iGip al Gnltn.s % garpt2 Bar bnA ss a!srs
sS I'm Nianb2 Bar bun it.s opsr se isrti2 eporfor
:os bun aISris iue nsrhsrsmHs 9anSiser ai7 SaEsos
Gun aIori9 fine Cansu? aspbaaneet par bun open !
aistet; men !rIis, 9las "a iiGr ri, messt III. Dun
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
Gra Drowning &riitinas nnsoomstib.
x3.
w B. TopsItus.
Gortiat fra fOrriss Ro.)

NNpA'lu' NV tpAtSt VVD
"Sasos s itts, at Ssoen pil6e a~nsrfien6s bsm2A
80, men Serpeb undergraduates, at be bliuer So
su..
6rilttna BRUTE op paa fin bsfti9e Wiaabe.
1SIiper Ssber2 Sable ira fin triitne Gro2 Stfe,
en- ban iaa boo ct songertge.~
Oct er O9iau min unberoanise @isniu9. Men, ba
"aOsn iSeui piitrot ct ncset b~aIsitorris bet Stptte, bsr
Tan llaa iuit Serpaa 8espnoeien, os, bpis Der life er
sN0sn uouei, IaSe BAN iaa 0rensen. Pisen bIiusr i
Spert9e o9 beboIoer i'm Gro"
"9pab2 Ssben itulbe fisbe, os nj ituIoe ialse lr'
Ban Sfismano for bans Golfers Nisbsiit2 Salse en-
Ola! Tor at frelie Ell anoen! Ss bet poper en- al Spes
RIGGS SrOnes aiaaSsiuere at iise til mig, Der n &riten
% ben ~lpsnife &irfes Ouerboueb! Deb s, Or. Sons, at
min 6OriaSsrs Glib bapoe iaabanne Orb GaaosiGIen
mnnet tOIte en- Rissraab SooueoetlA
"Sen naaoise 5rsten nil bebass at bemarie. at iss
TAN 'orsllaar bette NposfaIS, uebbIsp aurf u~ioriGrbei.
VI ton lite ipGrre Urban 9tiemanb ! Bur, iiaIp ban
Fp oil irllie in spfte, men, nil ban bet lite, itaar ban
ln0sr Dc lusnite goues Seltyttelie."
Seq f%aiboIber. at Der fol itGpnes Gins % anitil'
e un0erip9elle, iasoe arifiua en- ~afsisrenoe Zone.
5ss oil pioe, buem Der bar tafet en- ips SpinSs paa
ea"0e0s'sa, ON ben 6arI iaa fab ieus &iaets HaaS.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
Rod 3eu, gatun.


Soil paa bisie aanter er osiaa inar bLepne
rigeligt peiiisneoe Of Serren for tit ubfgrte
Grbeioe. 9eriiemaitinerne bar pGret at
bpre p%peralt, os ma innss at ippre aIuiu-
oelig SiIfrebsbeo. gisielis bBr pi meO ben
belies Sanger uobrpbe: Satfer Setyeu, TIL
ban er sob, % bans Niitunbbeb porer epiti
beli9.
Ssitpeiret bar Ueiaa p9ret i9rbeles gum
itigt, bpilfet bar b%epirfet, at 2nnbmanoens
arbeioe sr blepen ubfsrt UNDER be beIbieIts
5orbolo.
6or life ret lang 3ib Iiosn BplbteS ct 8rpI-
IMP beritebs, Ou Ole Soiteuien 8affsn fro
Nolass Er9itegielb. RumebaIsn / Gurge,
G9teoteoes til &igen @iertrub 8. @tSe al
Mpuer Gountp / geitrs St. Clais Sirfe oeo
8aiior 8, q. 8borieu. Spl9et beitoo al IL
Eeams, meb Store % Smaa par Der ca. 100
Gerioner tilltcoe. Stemniugen / 8rpl,tps,
gaurben par iproial, os Bert % 89riinOc
sioroe Git til of itaife be inobubte Gi9Iter
GoipreSeffe. .. g.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
XVI.
8pritiHO, Ras;ipil.

gespnOslien al aurst le4s oar en- Jurisdictions Gib.
9risen bIep psc, Snsen bIeu iaaet til 9orbsn, 9nssn
panbt. SuItenbe t9qrs bros irem cs tiIboss sisnuem
bersSe 2nnos. 3~orienion par Iammst al @ist. Spss
RIGGS gtabopsnifob msO 3anmart fob 6are for at
brutne / DreiunS. aleuesne Mistro, gogbolb, Gors
ltiaelie, bemmeli9e giGnter. gintsren par uitabig, RIG
paa Naturianomsner % garsler. 8 1pltian6 resusSs
Der Blob, Sperise % 6inlono Jog ben enc SIbtusIs ben
anceu siennem Rattsns ODE Quit os opitramuett Spn.
irosn. 9are ~fiampsbe euitsn; man bsr,e iaIionns
epo ira SOrbens Snbre. aaeuesne ihs Der ct Gut ira
Gioeus iOrpinie grpit: 5rS! 5rsS! gen Der faass ms
gen GuSe paa arisen. 9iptterm paa ben rsoe ssl p.Ss
bIeu at rice meo lappe Geier. 5rsmab, itaois irsmaS
Oper ~brauSenoe Dyer % bloSbrpppsnOe gaIpIabiu~......
Oct par snonu Ianst til Sibernes gnSs.
5 Se9pnbe!iea al aaret Tom BET ct 5ipste ub ON,
at 5rebsunoer b%anoIerne Tube irabe iammta hamburg.
aaerece i64l bapSe man besynbt at tale berOm. J
Gull le4a toni as;irgcaS Smtab. | Gcpemtsr VsnstiSs
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

Os BET enc al Sptrigss, / Rarts 1914 8rautrigs ca
Susrisss an6et, lopemtsr 1915 6eierens onOet. Saa
COB 9io bap6e man. Ia par iom / Spoeftuerne.
giIoe 6oltene life IeUe, iom b Iaa TT Blob, ft be be.
Se, ba bisje Smbebue snosIig oar TONNE iammen, tpis
isoes be mang. Waaantttr ON TuIbma9t,r, Raue Ga
9itter. 9p.m ffulbe iobs 9siiabet2 spsm itulbs tal,
tss GreeQtuee2
Zen enc 6urtr tfir ben an6en ontom til Stods
bOIm usb Nattetib Os fob al utb Risstauslsrsns mas.
fpt, mtb bet o~rsuitpanaits Vaabeu p~ran9en6e Bort.
Der par no9st isiGre. man OiSfs life bpaS. Gn poIit
9Gtlin9, an 9prit Ra6Bipil, eptraaete i Stof5olm meS
ut 6slse. 4oIite AbelSmGnb par M ligeiaa iel6ne /
StOdboInI, ION Der SisismunbS lib bapbs uaret iulbt
sp al BEN. aon9 YIabisIaus, iom boI6t pea fin Qrpss
ret I'll ben leenite Krone. an%trfItnbts iu9en 3ronning
ariitiRu. 6prit Roo;iriI patis gsegnselisn Spi;a..
Sp0S tom ban ior2 Bel life blot for at beuiOa, Zen ane.
Drowning i'm agrSsbisbsb7 Wian antos bam for at pare
en- mar Slastnine, maalts en- Ssn a ben masti9e litbaus
life 5prits al famine glapn. 9ttts ~arsierriSs 5gritt5as
piIee maGife peb uaits GpnscGls uttratts fn Saano
eitr ben polite Grent2
8i9sfansltren bopss fine GraHst til a. imigrs
e~itbousrns. men pististgr Grunss til lie at iisss ben
polite aonse. 6prtsn maotte lite ~mpStoses o~ffsiel; (;
Der Tube uiieS tom al mulis 2grs, men yfipat. 6am
ifnIbe ~mootosss pripat tGabe al 0roHninssn ca Risss
touslGen. a~iissrOao GylsnBieIm aaltt Iiss Faa yripai
instuoe tsn 10 sGrIbac.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

bciinber fio mosr uEpre 1rD'. iriselie
CT n~ruabslig beb, 90 iom bar en- prleie
1piielie, - bet i~aafalbie "lirIlam".
Gette pniier man al be piot uSbrsbit
u%ulianite 5oretceIier os al ben puerali
liss 8eitaffenbeo, iom ben Masie Gar,
Der uoippes al 9~uitausrns.
9enne bebc GIdmmnsis banter to
iom ct Glaos 9olitCr eler Ell 9ube iul
ben iaitr 3oroiforpe, os unber bennc
Slammasie maa - ipm q iau ilaiiG
al aitrouomiife Beregniueer - fiHoes
Ell TAFT aierue al itor Ggttelie %
Saarobeo.
9isie iurifIelIigc g~nifnelier fan
iun f6r iagt tnn 9lnloe icm mere
cler minore bel sruueebe pibenifabcligc
Sppotbeier.
Der beriter enouu flor ufi!er6eo i
geolOgiite &ioeuitab meo Senign til BE.
itaifcubeOen al Sorbeus 5uSre.
giDlis er Der fprelladct, at mar pna
International Befpitnins ifuloe loretogc
en- Sno9raOniHg "SdottfurianhiH8"
ioa lan9t inb moo 3oroens 9&ictc, ionl
muligt, Ior paa ben Wtanoc at piuoc
mere Sunoitdb ON 3OroenS 9nore. vi
fol ic liot nGrmere pan ben itorartche
8lan.
Get er befienot al man peo Bjerqs
pGrfsbpgniua bar at fiempe meb DC
itgrIte 8uu~iteli0beoer, nnnr man foni.
mer UTb 8pboer paa 600 til 500 Ne.
ter. 9Iar frentbpoer @armcH itpre
8nnIteligbeber for anltren8t Grbeioc.
Disie @auItelisbeber uit burtigt uoge,
10 bbbere man treu9er ueb, iaa BET
neppe ipnes muli9t, at man fan unn
opbere emo til 1000 Meter. WEen bpao
er 1000 Meter / 6orbOlo iii ben 6,4O0,'
900 Meter lan9e 3orbraoiu8 eIler blot
/ Gpr6plo til ben $4,000 Nteter tpfft
SOrbitorpe.
No9et itcrre 0pbSe Ear a naaet
ueo 8oriuscr, ioet MAJ nco itor Mgie
og meBen g%etOitnin9 bar uaaet 1892
Wteter.
Gn iaaoon 8Dbbe CT meget rin8e
Sammenli9nin9 meo S%orObunbeus ia.
tnrli9e 9noiantnin8er, iOm onuncr 5au.
oDb0erne, bpor man bar lootet inbtil
$500 Nisters 8Dboe.
Set mo narneit aniee8 iOr umulist
at uaa til iaabanHc Gpboer peo en-
"Sno9raonin9", og oermco uilbe mnil
blot bnue naaet ben 750be Eel al 5pr.
oen5 Raoils.