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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

HENRY STANLEY was an ordinary news
paper reporter few years ago. Now
no is governor-general of territory IN
Africa comprising 900, 900 square miles
and containing population of 90, ooo,-
600 people. This fact is mentioned for
the encouragement of other newspaper
men who may feel down in tho mouth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
TnrI.nnsnilla Times saws:

Twenty years ago it took most of the profits OF
the farmers to pay the interest on the public
debt; now it takes all their profits to pay the
pensions.
The respondent might derive consola-
ton IN the prospect that under the pres
ent administration there will be no
treasure wasted on publio buildings in
the South.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
Can Wen Afford 1t.


Mr.. AL Hayne, who gave up his life to
save his fellow man at the burning of
the Spring Palace, is to have monu-
ment erected in honor of his brave,
heroic work. Fort Worth can well sf-
ford to spend few thousand dollars in
erecting a monument to the brave young
man who was ready and willing to sacri-
flee his life to save his comrades and
friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

IT is confidently asserted that John
Sullivan is to star it next season IN play
written expressly for display of his
peculiar talent. He is to enact the role
of lover and thrash the blacksmith, his
rival. 1t is not stated that Mrs. Sulli-
van, on whom he has been wont to ex-
ercise his fists, will play the part of
heroine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

THE patriotism of the enlisted soldier
seems of doubtful quality. An act
passed by congress to retain portion Of
each months wages during the first term
of enlistment gives color TO the belief
that the love of money is stronger than
the love of country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

MACKAY, the bonanza king, is SAID to
be very fond of talking about his wife ,
whom he loves as much as when he
married her. 1t is very funny that
husband who is so much infatuated with
his wife manages to keep the Atlantic
ocean between her and himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

ONE sad result is likely to attend CEN
sus taking. Men that have been counted
dead in the oblivious past are likely to be
unearthed. This is to be apprehended
in the returns from West Virginia and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

THE many friends of "Little Lord
Fauntleroy'' in all lands will grieve to
learn that the original, Lionel Burnett,
is slowly dying of consumption. If his
condition permits tho family will sail at
once for Carlsbad, in the hope that the
change may restore him to health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

FoEr WORTH has need to work and
sleep with one eye open. Strengthen
the chamber of commerce. There Is
work to do, and all that is possible in
Fort Worth unity should now be involved.
Apathy is death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

STRENGTHEN the chamber of COM
merce. There can be no effective action
without organization. The chamber OF
commerce is the nuoleous about which all
the forces may rally. Strengthen the
rallying point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

AN administration paper published in
Philadelphia IS extOlling the quality OF
Cape May as a watering place, and de-
votes considerable space to view haV-
ing 1.-the presidents COTTAGE as CEN
trail figure. Wanamaker has been called
the prince of advertisers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

SAM JONES daughter, who ran away
some months ago and was married, is
now seeking a divorce. 1t TTould be
worth the price of good Texas steer TO
now hear sam lecture on "sons-in-
law -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

JUDGE Cook is greatly worried by the
fear that q railway commission will re-
suit in a damaging reduction of wages to
railway employees. That is precisely the
way Carnegie talks about tariff reduction:
it will cut down the wages of labor. The
idea is something of chestnut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
An Inducement.
Laredo Herald.

The census takers in Laredo came
across yesterday a Mexican 100 years old
who had O wife twenty-five years old and
a fine six-months-o old baby. Young man 4,
if you want to enjoy longevity and do
mestio felicity become Lsredoite.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

Parties who own lots in the first wooden
mill addition, and who desire to build
thereon, can be Ommodated by applJ-
cation to the wooden mill Office, go
Main street. Arrangements have been
perfected so that loans can be made after
the plan of building and loan GssOCia-
tions. Houses are needed in this aidl-
ton and will rent as soon as finished at
good prices. The mill has been running
all tits week on flannels, without a.
tempting to run up to their capacity
Mr., W. II. Bigsby starts for the West
ern part OF the state Notwithstanding
next, to buy large quantity of wool.
When thisis received andssfhe new ma
chinsry n6Sskiu transit GEffn the North is
placed in posiSiou, thsSiEills will add to
their employ eSthpd EfH much heavier
ditlon, which is more than 400 feet
from the depot SFHas continue until the
full number Isss6ld sSsOn these $50 lots
three ngA8esideucessand one large
storehouse These b1Saings will be
given free Ssthe persons@ho draw the
lots on whidh they are located. In nddt-
ton TO this every third lot drawn will be
a double one, the extra lot going without
additional cost to the person who draws
it, The drawing is done by the sub
scribers and is conducted in manner
that Is so thoroughly honorable, straight
forward, and easily understood that
every subscriber present az the drawing
will vouch for the integrity thereof.
The plan is so simple that all can under
stand it at a glance, while its very sim
pllcity and publicity makes it proof
against any sort Of trickery whatever.
The lots are sold at $40 per month for
ten months, and the drawing takes place
the 27th of October.
Further particulars can be learned at
the wooden mill office, Clio Main street.
(Adv.)
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

ANOTHER surprise: The San Fran
cisco chief of police has declared that
there shall be no more glove contests be-
tween professional pugilists in that city.
How long will this virtuous spasm last?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

AT Fort Worth should be concentrated
the headquarters for immigration to
Texas. All the public and cheap lands
in the state lie west of Fort Worth, Fort
Worth should awake.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

Boss REEDS efforts TO play the dc
tator don It seem to please all the breth-
rem who have so far dutifuIly submitted
TO being lead by the nose by him. The
boss may yet have to take tumble'to
b5,nsaIF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

IF you are not enumerated to-day you
will fail to render the city that aid which
the correct enumeration will give.
Much depends on the census report of
the population of Texas cities for the
next ten years. If you are not counted
seek out the enumerator to-day or report
to Mr.. E. S. Biden, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce early this morning.
If you know any one else who has not
been counted report his name also. Do
this for Fort Worth to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
Texans Abroad.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, June co. J. P. Smith,
Fort Worth, Grand Central; ID. q. De-
land, Waco, Colonnade; a. W. Nc
Gregor, Waco, Colonnade; j. Morte-
more, Dallas, Sweeney's; Rev Chandy'
San Antonio, Sweeney's. G. Cruisen-
beck, San Antonio, Metropolitan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

THE belief exists in this country that
Premier Salisbury, speaking through the
London TIMES and Standard, is trying to
provoke war with US. Whether he
cares to or not, he can t do it, unless he
should become outrageous in his treat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

IN Texas we iasso cattle. In Iowa
they lasso capitalists for the purpose of
robbing them. This additional evidence
OF Yankee ingenuity is respect-
fully referred to the attention of Gen.
Harrison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

GROVER CLEVELAND is dallying with the
festive trout somewhere in Massachu=
setts, Growers all right.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

return for Pile of rock in the North
sea, the conclusion forces itself that the
English "shop keeper has, as usual,
got the best of the bargain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
THE GAZETTE will give $1,000

THE GAZETTE will give $1,000
,cthe company, community or
association which shall build the
first free road from the city OF
Fort Worth to the TarEant coun-
tv line, in any direction. The
road to be at least fifteen feet
wide, graded and maoadamizeo
or prayeled, said road to DO COM
pIeted on or before November Is
1900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

If you are not enumerated to-day you
will fail to render the city that aid when
the correct enumeration will give; >
Much depends on the census report o
the population of Texas cities for 'hS
next ten years. If you are not counter
seek out the enumeration to-day or report
to MIR. E. s. Bidsn. secretary Of tho
Chamber of Commerce. early tbs ''er'
ina. II you know any one else who n''
not been counted report his name also
Do this for Fort Worth to-day. .s:ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

foods over there destroyed nearly all TIA
melons IN that section, The growers re-
fused to sell saying, Fort Worth was
good enough market for them.
The oaissons for the bridge over the
Trinity, to Riverside were hauled TO IN,
river yerterday and work on the BRIDE
will begin at once.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
George Lilly TO Il. H. Hutches,
1OOxl25 feet off west end lot
block FL Rosedale add
ton ...-...-.. ....--.-...S $50 On
A. W. Caswell TO Cyrus Jen-
nrngs, lots and 6 block los,
Houston street. .........,, $500 90
]. N. and F. E. Mcknight to
+. G. Brown, lot ? block I,
jennings south addition $3.50 90
A. Arneson to NJ. II. Grigsby,
75xIl2 feet corner West
weatherford aud Fahay
streets. ............ $50 %
American land and INVESTMENT
company TO James ID. Me-
Cormick aud sam e. HOus-
ton, lots Il, y, 10, IL, l.,
16, II, is, 10, 20, 81, q, %,
u, 20, 70, "a 70, - ana Ov,
block 100, Arlington Heights 1000 %
J. L. Tyler to Thee. Sclicher,
lot l, block Z, Lake Park
place. ....-............ 27j %
Fort Worth wooden mill COM
pany to J. F. Tierney, lots
aud s, block S, Wooden Mill
addition observation-disclosures. 100 %
Fort Worth WOODEN mill COM
pany TO W. r. Booth, lots 9
and 10, block II, Wooden
Mill addition ............... 100 %
a, S. Nicholson to W. r.
Moore, lot 3, block lO7,
Houston, between Sixth and
Seventh ............... So. 2,I5O 90
J. p. Cross to John Rea, part
OF block III, city of Fort
Worth. Observation-Disclosures. 500 %
George T. Fielding to W. II.
Morrison, lot 10, block Is,
Brooklyn Heights. ........ 100 %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

mn ES VI SODOOiih
TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
,postaos Prspais By The PIoi'hsTs,'
,,Tv wEEKLY.
ors r..,....slO % One year 'r.-'''''SA =
SiT fnonthE...... $50 Six months -" 90 20
Three MONTHS. zoo Three mohUns;. 90
EgEDAY GAZETTE, year, e %;
Rmonths, 60 cents.
ryvARIABLT X ADvAN0a-
DG11v-Del,yered in the city by carriers atPA
month. or Is cents per week. ,..-,,-.a
sz-SnhEcrfbers wishing their address eng M, ~
tom one postofce TO anothe r must give tne O,
lSdress as well as the new, orthe enange eShHO'
lie made. ,.,,,
All PosTMAsTEPs n fs rS ssats e zST T;TIso
sIst 10 take Subscription q tn 6tleD IV,,ts
TTpFPAL COMMISSIONS ALLOHAN "'t''
TC4teTgns and sample copies.
REMITTANCEs by draft; check, po sa6t az
err Tisk. All other character of remittances ~
Gender' risk. ,..s,otta,
All checks money orders, ETC., must DC LnAoo
rTynble to THE GAZETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

WASHINGTON OFFICE,
.rIS Street, II. w. sPoBboHD OoTrespo"'
dent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-21

Capt. Lee Linn says that within
week a contract will be closed by which
Fort Worth viii secure factory work
ing fifty hands, the product of which
viii I'LL ten cars daily. Negotiations for
this factory have been going on quietly
and now the factory is actually Sc
cured.
Dallas people were in Fort Worth yes
teriay trying to negotiate for the cante-
Ioupe crop raised near Fort Worth, the
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20

$50
hsrira ct Get opsr S%eiilettsn, inbtil nj ON en- Zines
So Tom ino en- Qanbsbp. Serefter pufiebs be mig
IND ct sus, buor Be sior6e pp en- sSlb, os, ea Bet par
blsuet Inn, traf be mine &IGoer al mig os unbcrissts
mig ~usiostts. gnSitisnt iss life fOritOb benz, tunbs ies
COB. nl9rfe lao meset, at be par ltolte ouer fin 5ansit.
Se talie Uenlts rsS mig % gap mig fulotop at iptie, os
nteoeas ben enc iou, boIbt ben anben Bag, iorat ies
lite Itulos lobe bort. ON Msor9ensn bapbe bet Rpgts
nobreot zig ! yanSSbpen, at en- pen, fremn,sb Slape par
b!epsn LANCET, % mart Tom en- WiGnsSs Waenrsifse for
at ie paa mig. GIaabt bisie par Osiaa @n, iOm bapbs
feet mig RtamO, % iOm t%ieuOte mig isien.
DRin Ben fra gitano b~eitplote ftrur Wanbeus for
at bare bssaaet &svsri pua en- al ben buibe MurSs
Soil. 0aeftr ubtaftsbe ban en- slimrenoe StiIprins
at Dem, 5errs, iou an Manb msO fore lib fuIbs Dins
o9 Iangt 0aar, Der eiebs en- Sssie, Tom lfjsb belle 0asen
isicunem, ioa a. beIs gerbsn tom ben itsriie Sira,.
SIuttsIis tuaus 5sn besss Maubene til at isrs mig tils
base isisu til bet Gtso, buor De ianbt mig. 9u fit .es
csiaa mine &IGber isen os bIeU brast tiIbase til BET
Steo, buor iss bapSe bnnbet min &auo. 0erpas iasOe
De: "gaa til bin ROngs; Der CT @taO for big, O9 fOrs
tGI bam lite, bpab nj br siort big, men fasie! bam, at
ba bar truiiei paa Uenuer, iOm lar reOOet big, Os oct
DiIoe pare COB, for ssiA Ss bermep LOB be mig goa.
qaa fin epeiom 90 Ganbrins eiter Sei ps Mioter
til at TONNE pUsr til fine 6amerater bapbe BE- Sfibs
ernoue iunbet Suoi iieSsnbe ueo in Scuo. ISau barbs
le't l9 tor iuas til at pope Garten alsue. Oct Iptse:
"s Sammsntrai Opmanbepe benz Nae, iaa at DC iOes
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20

men Oct lptteoes bog peO forsnsbe NnirengcIicr at ioa
Uht'ef o9 ltlsuet Sanoerne benopsr biSie, inotil be no
matteoe arbeloere omiioer naasbe 9eireu, Buor Der OG:
tepe Dem ct Utaaltio al, buaS Smesnen bapbe at bp0'
paa. 0ette pr iOm oitelt mere enb ta~rueli9t. o.
Sarer, lom erpeSitiOuen forte meO fig til SuotiOb al
Se0Hetsm'oler, iant naturli9uiS griS, 10 nGrmere man
ION" @pl'en. ) Sabwenoe, ben 6pitltrGtning, iOm ne.
oeHTor 'tsoer op til Sateteerues 2ano, iorefauOt StoT'
veg S'entramuarer fra Birmingham, GeIiters6 agante
% en9el't Yottsmaserarbeioe, iom SolOntierne ira
@pfen 9apoe brast oerben, og ipm M iaIbooe5 pad
u'arteoerne lammen meb 9aubets e9ne 9rOouttsr.
Slahle9S 6orraao par besuoen ipunbet iaa tnO, at BET
lite a'sne paabsb ben itprlte Stonomi og NpiiombeO,
men o9laa IrsnIfpnoebs Mari6en la meset iom nuIt8t.
s9' en- 90ne tolteoe fe GIsn itartt 9intpi, buOr bur-
t'9 n'aatte iaa life @ebolbninoen tuoe at! ToItenta
panl'se SOlt befOS 0teseIen al Sananer, Sor6nOOOs'
frReos pa ~sIOoenOe gite, os &asIapafnOIOer, Der forli
oar ltaarnt Stiuer % tOrreOe os liben brntne imad
Stpttsr, 'om man tO9te Suppe paa. SeIu De I9Ot0'
tnnoe lleIOen ti4aOs fig no8en aiucrIing. De it0Ia
s9e0laoe par o~pbruste, Os ben Gib, Oa Safe Og Gut
.F opl'OeOe Stsmninsen / SfpnringstiOsn, waatts ,
ls u'Ua9e paa lom en- lGngit ipunben Sa9a.
Sstie par NOT feIeIige Gam; men, buaO Der VI
taH9t pGFre at bEre, par Ntan9eIen paa Sfotpi. St'a'
Is9S ll0lie Sar Sto par iae0e os bap0e itpre 9nlIr;
o!tant bar alereoe SauouItr cIer 2sfer, iom ban Ba,oe
Faa'e' az gaOsret fin @aOiat. 5sepernes 9eitptttIie
'"00s ms9eH SetgoniaC Bet, guOr Sc lite aIcne pal 10
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20
$50

frat at pope Sperreiien fremfor at iuepe 0sosanoit /
ct %frenlrtso gano Iansere eno nsopenoiot. Oeb Eor.
~tp'leliens Wfoo ite9 be &anoerne. Stremmen par ri.
penoe, men De ~tlGmpeoe fig tapperr frem GA lanoeoe poo
ben bsire 6Iobbreo en- &part Mil ne6enior afoonos.
iiebet.
Stanlsps Stillins par opermaabe %paniteIio. Ioo
ban tunbe pei trGnse en- iaaoan Opmuntrina. iom BE- ops
stDne MGnSs Silbasepenben par for BAN.
Saainart ct @anbfaIb par operuunbet. piite Der fo
auereoe ct npt lise nsoenfor; be Snbfpbte paaitpb oltio'
at bette par bet iioite. SaaIsbss neg 9udeps ganbfoIS
attn pIOere titba9e for Stanley.
Maaosn, bporpaa Stanlep rpftsos ir.m ira gorb.
ialS til Wanoiaib, uar iaa omtrent ben lamm.. yon,r
UaS be9paots nieo, at 6raut fsrte grpebitiousn poo
eano III oct lnoerlts al en- sGer anben sSnbieiIina. Suot
easr StSeSal Narbepsn al Strsmmen eoer g~Sonbfo5.
osHe, buOr ban ba peo 5iaIp af be sanrl. aprnb %
Ap'nper lomt Ssrnens ft 9eiren iitanb. 8, u,os
W'ano par beitemte til bet tunseits glrbeioe 90 psnbt,
TT@f iiioass III Stanlsp for at pGre bebiaIpslioe meb a.
transporter Sanoeras til ben nps 9eir. spis bet o,6
rGr'tsrs unoeriegdier uiits fig, at en- 9rousnort III
0ah0S par nAl'9, 9loros man iat Oft. Gotortouo
pper al DC lierlte Sailoer - for be min6re par IsIrior.
Ssll9 l9rre Sou9 npopenoge -, fem Wonb bolh, 49,.
al Nessne % loo &auOen GLIDE lanaiomi nsSpo,r 81
S''0mn''h a1osles utiIsianseItg, bIep Serrau,t oisr,
nsnpa"Ote' % ben ~torteite Del til 9eiren %aftuftet ~
ot'as' n'so Spos os 9'iStnippr en- tiIitrq.ielio prson.o
Sa"s" gu 0l's 'per i'emipriusenbe lmoa ~Sorbieror
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20
$50

y tYurs's Sutten, buab ban bapbe at sjsr. sonpen.
-Jss tan 70, pr. STANLEY, is tuu, Iuarsbe 6aIuIu
iEiIsnSs, lite uOeu en- ps SeIufsleIie.
StanIsp fob SaaSsns 6Orltapn 90 par Optuoet
q sisb 5aanSsn at sip. nosI. gint ouer til ulebi. Tom
% ses Horst; bet git nebab SIOb.u tat inStiI Ruftsn.
6saSsn SrttsSs ON en- eunStuns., 90 StanIsp b.fdIebe
af lanss saa ben ianbiss StrGnSbrsb boa Ssnns ire
kan0n fulsts BAN lise 6aIsn.. Da op6ear Stans
k9 nsS Gorfarbslie, at "srotpoiQen" pilinart Itpber ub
ssu mob 6aIbet mibt paa Strsmmsns forrobsrife
sIatts Opsrfiabs. ct sn.fts CisbI, .nbnu ben Ipas
sH ~ 'usr Gfsrunoen os fo~ripinb.r iyOrIsi u,.b fine
YEN Wfanp. wfan faa ben TT. .lu fire ganos bpiruIs
On; laa liar ben Ipbrst unSe enbuu en- @ano butteb.
&snsen sp Rss asterbeIsn fsrit - ben par tom. Eli
Dt'ns. ON fin VnOlins iaIDts stanIsp b.tt. gtaSIsIsftsb
'&aIuIusg osi.n."
uniooelburt sftsr ben ~irattsIise RataitroFs f.isb
On anoen Rano msb TO Wianb ret forbi 9anbtuuosu:
sd 'aa uo, 'om ON be git fin pisI. r~lnberoana imsb,
sd BET nnSer!is NOT Ipiteb.s Stprmanben ct Ss.unS al
naos Sfrsmntn8srns Os inu Ssno.u paa Chen, hrcrs
sf'n Xameratsrns mso ~iOrensbs arafter roche cper til
en psliliSs Srsb, Tom par nGrmsIt. Ga IanSebs Ser
Nc meootes flatrsbs Ouer alipp,rne % isqte troSs ben
ral'nee Os lormsnbs Strsm at sisrs ia forItaaeIioe for
ueanol'abei paa ben anben Sibt, men foraiopes be
'aht ns no ! ~r,isneret 2ausbsb % itirrs6, pao ben
anOeh crso. 9porlsoes itulos man boo bialpe BENZ
J lawms CisbIif, iOm bette SpsrssmoaI trenott
ts ino pad SianIsn ir ban en- treble aanO ltpts rsS.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20
357

357
~ninssIsit ub mob 0anbfaIbet. Oct par ben brape,
unse Subi; ban bapbe unbHpst be Bibles Sppb | Sfos
pens peb Siniata; MI bGuebs ban fortpilet Sauberne
mob 5imn1eIen cs raabte bsit: go il glab il aaab*),
3ss er fortabt, 9erre!~- iaa for Cubs Rauc gfs
srunben.
Otter nOsIe Sstuubsrs Sorlsb butteSe ban after
op, slee iac fra ct Stup til bet anbs. IoubfaIbet,
mart Ipnsst ~pOIbiOrt fremub, mart bDirrIet omtrins
saer srsbst al ioers SsIser, iOm taitebs BAN til 6sire
os gsnitre os itpleos inb pUer &aRosns Siber. aGis
ssptl iant lite RuuOsn man iaa ben pile nebppsr rsS
BAN, inStiI be besss fOriponbt bet Sjsrne, % Natteits
Nsrts lasbs fig suer SuIbst.
6piIten SusrraifsII. os @labe for StauIsp, ba
Subj ben naits G~itermiSbas Oiits fig uffabt iammen
mto be Sttbbrabns ira ben mobiatts StrGn6brsb! Gan
hapOe Oplspst ct ieIIOmt gpentpr: ga jes for uboper
ganSfaIbet iom en- SIus ps bIeu Sreiet runbt laa uanas
Sanss, blsp jes sanits ~iOruirr.t Sop.b.t. Desn be
leg holet mig %fait;lamrtt til aanoen, trrts ben raisuSe
Strfm mig aItio Diesrs nsOouer, fabis bpbue oa bus
bsrs. aosn Glands ira Stsb til St.D, inbtil lea Tom
tot uso en- alippe, faa after no paa Wtiptcn iaieu inbtil
en- Rtns sttsr, at be-, par bI,pst merit. Ta iaa lea IN
Rl'pps lISs %gsarb,Sen; jog iprans til % Tom op paa
ben, % bet lpttebes mig ossuoen al gribs Ranoen os
tretts ben pGa 9anb. Seq par nsppe iqrSis S,rmsS, ba
mine arme blsp srsbns, oS ig blsu bmbst al to Wlaub,
iom lob op paa Goppeu al Strunotlippsrns meS mig %
a tSuu gnn er OSuhS - NuomS S5ruubbefieuoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20

osfaa f%orftaa, at De, Der bar 'aa lsr8e'
liae Grinbrinser ON, bpab ulpfte Jut'
tisbOm mebbrineer, isser efter at fire
Gem os Gsres iHoo ben, iom bet fsrlte
Os nsbpenoisite. s girielisbeSen er
benns 8slslie Dos Dem % Tufinosr al
9eres 2ise, benne al griarinserne ! bet
samle 2anb pafte % narebe 5rpst Tor
Wansef, en- al be Grunbe, Der fremfal'
Der ben ! DOR @epublif iau fremberlfenoe
ReIpeft for "the almighty Dollar.
Wen netOp ben Dmitanblsbeb, at De
fan sisre Dem 9eres Sitting iaa liar,
piier paa ben anben Sthe, at De befibs
Der SOritunb moi til at erfjenbe, bpao
bet er for en- baarb 8nroe, De bar la9t
paa 9eres &one. st Wenneife bar
maaife GOu til for lit esct geofommeube
at tillibeiette aft for at sjennemf pre en-
Elan, iom ban anta9er ct ri9tis; men
ban bar life Qpp til at ppofre Inores
2ip / bette Sormaals 9ieneite uoen at
blioe ~anlparli9 berior. De bar tpunget
Ceres aone til ben famine 9rGlopm,
iom De bar oal9t for Gem ielu, % De
bar last itsrre Sproer paa benoe, END
De bar taset iefu. 9bi sc ulaa erinore,
at ben, Der arbeiber meo ct beitemt,
.ielppalst Maal for Gie, bar en- betpbes
Zig Ststte beri, iom imiolertib mansler
eubuer dHten, Der tpiHges til at arbeioe
for bet famine Sormaal."
"Os %besuben", iasbe Mrs. Beters,
ipm M par fommet fig az fin 6ornn-
bring, "besuben bar De be9aaet en- flor
SDno peb tilipnelaoenoe at tase en-
Some, naar Be BOG 9eres Sierte mente
at tase en- 1ieneitepise, lOm De life be-
bspeoe at betale nosen 2pn. S mart
femten Gar bar De benpttet benoe iom
Susbolberfe, 8arnepise, 9asleier /
Warfen, fort ia9t, til ct Grbeioe, ION
8e life piloe bare faaet uofsrt af en- alts
ben for flere tuiinoe Dollars. Ss bog
fan bun / bette Gieblif life ielp raabe
for en- Gent. gun fan life fisbe ben
iimpleite 2ins uben at saa til Dem for
8ense. Oct bar De albris tent uper,
= naturlispis, for Dc bar life bapt
2pit BERTH. 90 Be bar beler albrig
tent Dem, at BUN fuloe trense til
liot Ioiprebelie, at BUN bar bait mere
2eilisbeo til at lere at fjeuoe, os oerfor
mere 9ilbpielisbeb til at iapne De Be
fpemmelisbeber, iom tiblisere bar 2urus,
men ipm III er Acknowledgment for
cipiliieret Menneife. Gei,
9e fan maaite opertale Gem
ielp til at tro, at De er fri for Stplo /
ben 2ortur, Iom Seres Suitru bar be
ret u%noerfaitet / Iemten Gar; men Be
fan life faa andre til at fro bet, pg Der
eler bisiet pil Be lere at inbie bet."
Weo bisie Orb gift Wrs. 8eters inc
| quiet for at beisse ben Spse, mebens
9Ottoren taus lsite i'm Seit os reb bort.
siurpe en- gepeaelie, ipm pilbe
ban itanie bam, men ban betentte fla,
Itileoe Spaoen op mpo 8agsen % ait
lnb sleunem ben laoe Stuebsr.
(Sluttes).
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20

I. 5iBseralb, 462 Main Street
8orceiter, Wasi., ifriper ben 17be
Marts 1890: Seq bar / Slareuis bapi
ct. SatObs DIE / nit gus, os ieg an.
Ter bet for at bore bet bebite Snosnibs
niaasmiooel.