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ness, while intemperance is entirely the
work of man." Perhaps you are rlgnt:
But did not war in one sense of the word
cause the misery that those PEG,
pie endured during those wars, ana
after those wars had ceased7 "Cornet,
they are many thoughts that are crowding
my mind for utterance on this subject; but
can't be so unreasonable as TO claim
your attention any longer at present
Therefore I'll invite you to call again soon.
"Cornet," your letter dated Dec. IL, W,
was received and replied promptly. Did
you receive it? l am at Jonesboro, mo-,
nursing my mother at present. Address
me at my former postoffice and III re-
ceive il. 80,
Sunset" if nothing prevents l Will
surprise You again when / return. Even
ing Star" if you are not already some
mans better half, don't bind yoursel by a
rash promise to man that III. o. NJ" has
refused to join hearts and hands with
Just wait until you meet advance" A
welcome to all new membersa nd REGARDS
to all. am sincerely your Il; L. G. brother.
advance"
Jonesboro Nav o.
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not stay away because Grandma Love"
has rode "DobSin" over. Yes, Will see
that Dobbin is we'll fed by feeding
him myself. Come, Grandma Love"
and help 'Incog," "Nant" and my
self in the kitchen, and when dinner is
over we will all 60 into the parlor.
I don't like to make pumpkin pies
near so well as as did mud pies in the
long ago, so you can make them while L
make pancakes and strawberry cooolers 10
my taste. The latter is far ahead OF straw
berry shortcake. To make the coo0ler
make a rich pie crust, line deep pan
with it, have plenty OF berries steamed,
fill pan half full, add sugar and a little
-four and a few pieces of the dough rolled
thin. Then fill up the pan with berries
and place a top crust on and bake half
or three-ouarters Of an hour, according TO
size. To be eaten with sugar and cream
Now / will tell you how can the oers
ries. / learned last summer from irieno
that IL was best to wash berries before
thew were stewed and drain IN selve or
colerder. When you have enough ready
for can or two add some sugar and place
in a granite kettle or a stone pan kept Tor
the purpose OF cooking fruit. Place over
u slow fire until the juice forms. Then
boil more briskly few minutes. Take
one or two tablespOonfuls OF corn
starch for every can and moisten
with water. Then pour it in with
the berries and let it boil to cook the
starch. The juice should be thick enough
to keep the berries from raising to the top:
Seal while hot and they will make good
pies by adding little water and sugar.
| Flour will do to thicken the juice, but It's
not so nice as the starch. To make jelly,
lust let them heat through, then strain
through white flannel. Boil the Juice
briskly for five or ten minutes before add
ing the sugar. Do not put IN quite &c
much sugar as you had juice, and II VII
be more apt to ''jell."
No, an. b." did not get the paper, but
thank Won ali the same. 81. o. NJ"
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bers are gladly welcomed, but OIL how
glad we are to see an old, familiar name,
the name of one of the members we have
met and learned to love like blue Jay,
"Sappho," MAUD" III. o. NJ, and
score or more of others.
Later On" not bit OF sarcasm in this
! assure you, and l always welcome you,
silently, to the page. AS 1 look from the
window l see the lovely flowers blooming
and the SHOWS on the mountains In the
distance l get to dreaming and forget to
write. Well, 1 guess I'd better stop. L
read of statesman that got up and began
his speech, "Ah, speaker, the generally
of mankind in general is inclined to exer.
else oppression upon the generally OF
mankind in general" when be was pulled
down by friend. who remarked. ~ on
had better sit down, you are coming out
of the same hole you went in at" Moth
ing comes after cheese.
Adams, Ore. CHATTER Box.
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"cHArrERBox" CHAPTERS AGAIN.
A Pleasant Letter From One OF the Mos
Popular Members.


Popular Members.
Howard FR1ExDs-Was it "Sister Agnes
wanted me to keep her posted as TO where
I stood in Uncle Sans broad domain?
Well, here 1 stand, or rather sit, in huge
rocker, in bay window facing the south,
looking toward the southeast, for in that
direction most of my absent friends are,
looking and wondering if it is possible
that any of them cast their eyes toward
this great northwest and think OF me.
1 can look and imagine | see familiar
faces instead of the scope of green fields
and hay mountains in the distance. Yes,
I am almost surrounded by mountains
here in this fertile Umatilla valley, with
its wonderful wheat-producing soil. And
here 1 expect to remain for several months
vet. When l change I'll keep you in
formed. AS you are so easily SATISFIED,
who was it wanted me to tell them
about the Far West? And Ida D."
wants 10 know if | am playing with the
"little Iniuns," and-but that is all l can
possibly digest at present. Yes, Ida" L
see 'em, but as to playing with EN-,
| "uoh?" They are not what a romantic
mind imagines them to be by any means.
Thanks, | am improving IN health all
| the time. roses are again blooming on my
| saliow cheeks and L think I'll soon be the
old-time "Chatterbox," for / feel the old
uncomfortable desire to chatter to you. l
| expect eve editor will get tired, but per-
| haps he will be lenient for have come so
seldom for the last year or two. There is
| one difference l have noticed (now don't
laugh and that is when one means
woman out here they say woman. 1t was
| at CHEYENNE, believe, first noticed the
| change. "Women's waiting room" in bold
lettering on the door. What relief after
the Ladies' waiting rooms" 1 had seen.
used to wish / was a man, when dis
covered how much better wages man got
for doing the same work or saw a cruel
monster in the shape OF boy Fostering
inohensive insects as small animals, or a
brute beating his horse. Then 1 wanted
20 be a man, but I'd rather any day he
called q woman than a lady.
"Was that the only differencep Oh
no. Who could not see a difference be-
tween this rolling prairie land, with 1t:
white-capped mountains, and the wooded
hills of Ohio2 but that difference has to
be seen TO be appreciated. Then, there !:
quite difference in the mode OF farming
here. A man goes in a field of 300 or 4Ot
acres with a six-horse team and gang
pillow. 1t looks queer at first, but one soor
grows accustomed to it.
"siIyer Star" II my voice could vibrst'
over the number of miles that lay between
us you might hear the voice of "Cstter
box" calling for you To come to the pag'
once more. And, "Farmer Boy" anc
f.Elsie," my eyes have grown tired looking
in vain for the familiar noms OF "ye Older
! times" In fact, we need q revival OF In
terest from the old members. New mem
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Thorntown, Boone county, May p
The Turn in the Lane.

IT'S coming, dear heart, the turn in the lane.
The hone We have cherished shall not be In vain,
And the roses shall bloom By our door just 81 tstf.
As they did in the days when plenty was there
last night in nv dreams meath the sycamore tres
We sst while the river flowed on TO the sea-
And a forest arose the opposite shore,
Ths same We had known In the dear days OF yore
Ana the feet deer came down to the Mismis brink
With his srched neck he stooPed Of its waters %
drink,
And the squirrel sprang merrily from limb unto
limb.
And the Robin joined in with the specified lsrk't
hymn
Ana the pinies once more By our door stood sweet,
Smiling down on the grasses that waved at theif
feet,
And the afr was as fragrant As we used TO breathe
Ere the eity's smoke rolled DER our sky I" darh
wreath.
Meath our feet in the river the sturgeon shot By
Ana IN. bass and the horse in deep water did iei
Ana thesky overhead beautiful blue;
The kind that no painter has ever shown true
And the turn in the lane must be getting close;
I..t NIGHT had reflections that Lies mirror shovt
Of the dawn that is coming and tho II comes late
We vet must be thankful TO generous tate.
To God our Wise Father, our homage ven pay,
For the light that shall shine on the end Oh our
way;
A light we have seen in the days that are Pssti
Alisht that falls on US this time for the last
stockweTl, Ind, May q. IbEDoOIN.
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HOPEFUL KATE's THOUGHTS
About the Reunion and Several Other Intsss
esting Topics.

About the Reunion and Several Other Inter-
esting Topics.
DEAR HOUSEHOLD FRIENDs-As I sug.
gested some time ago that we all should
write at least once in three months and
my time having almost expired. and as
"Creo Nay" has asked me TO give account
of myself, 1 shall visit the page with q
small letter, as 1 have been too busy with
spring work to respond sooner.
I intended answering Calico Bill's"
questions but "AIay Belle" has given my an
swer to all the questions except one; that
is, "Should ladies correspond with strange
menu" 1 think not, unless they have
some friend that is acquainted
with the gentleman and can give
a good Recommendation. but with
members of our club think
there is nothing wrong in corresponding,
for we have some knowledge of the
persons character to whom we are writ
ing.
The question for discussion now of the
greatest importance seems to be which
caused the most misery-war or lntemper.
ANGER Take the last century, and / will
| unhesitatingly say intemperance. What
is more degrading than to see drunkard
staggering homeward? Then go to that
home, and nine times out OF ten you VIII
| find scarcely anything for the family to
eat or wear. And that Is not all; the
abuse that generally follows is worse than
| all else We admit that war has caused
much misery. but the soldiers grave is
honored, but what of the drunkard's2
/ Do they ever have the honor OF decoration
! day? No; but soldiers family can say
he died while fighting for the right.
As Howard" requests US TO say some
| thing about our next annual reunion, L
| will say l never had the pleasure OF visit
ing Rome City, but / think we could select
| a place more convenient to the majority OF
the members. l thinklRome too Tar norths
and we have very few Michigan members.
Southern Indian. or even Cincinnati, would
be more convenint We should nave our
reunion at some place with good rail-
road center, which Rome City has not,
and then it is very small town, the atlas
of 81 only giving it 500 inhabitants. Let
us hear from all, and will some one please
give a good description of Rome City for
/ cannot attend the reunion if held there.
I will make this suggestion. Let tbs
officers of the club select the place, and
then all go who can.
"Dr. Simpson" please visit the page, if
not too busy visiting the sick. Eve
! the Quakeress, am proud 70 De no
ticed by such gifted writer.
Come soon with one OF your
excellent letters. 1 must say I had 4
pleasant call from ''Aiay Belle" and Little
Quaker" not long since. No, "Aranmore,
/ am not going to scold, for you would
only laugh if 1 did; but one question
where are you going to raise the pump.
kins to make those pies you wrote about
if YOU live in the city2 For fear OF taking
too much space will give welcome to
all now members and take my leave.
HOPEFUL KATE"
Thorntown, Boone county, May 2S.
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you liked my way of making
bread. Mrs. r. E. Smith, can not
you come to see me while | am over at
Napoleon this tall? will send you card
when 60, and please come. Garland"
aren't you going TO tell me how well you
liked "A Son of Isaschas?" "Asanmore,
/ hkd feast to-day. 1t was not Of angel
cake or bananas, either, and might say
it was something to read and not 10 eat.
Do you ever enjoy that kind of feast?
al. o. NJ" suspect you will write me
when you get time. I've lots OF patience (;
you have too, haven you, "Chatterboxr 2
If anyone has a copy OF the Howard
page of April % that they do not care to
keep, would be very glad to receive 1t.
am glad to see our presidents name
printed right for once.
With love to all,
"INcoG."
Box 9o3, Adrian, Mich, June l.
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As she begs for drink Of water.
Water, water, now she seeks.

Water, water, now she seeks.
he through long and chilly hours,
All night long the vigil kept,
Twice the sun rose Ger the hill-tops,
Thrice gone down, yet none he slept;
All night long delirious murmuring,
ALI night long she chung to him
When at morn the sun was raising,
Ger her eyes there came film.
Deaths cold hand was laid upon her,
And the damp came on her brow,
Then his arms be folded round her,
Clay was all he clasped now;
Gently then he put her from him,
Kissed the cold aud lifeless heap,
Dug grave beneath that elm tree
Laid her there; in peace she sleeps.
There no storms will ever find her,
There no redman stsslthy ereeps,
There the elm leaves gently futter
Der the mound meath which she sleeps.
Thrice since then the place he's haunted,
Waiting for what comes to all,
Fen the elm tree bare and lifeless,
Soon to earth, like US must fall.
For the white mans Ak has piercedtt,
And its death was sure, but slow,
Gone, Its freshness and its beauty.
Like the maid that sleeps below.
So the mounds o'erturned by plovshsra
Soon that place will have no mark,
But he'll not forget Zebins
Long as life holds but one spark.
Iv.P BAY
nd Afav
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Morning.

feel that every dewdrop has tone.
And sings for ears more sensitive than mine.
While ali the flowers their modest heads incline
And list in fragrant reverence alone.
And mute stand before the mornings throne
The birds have speech, she breeze, the rythmis
pine.
Each brings its offering glad unto the shrine
OF the fair one, and only bring hone
Yet. as feel her breath upon my cheek,
And know there are sweet sounds cannot heari
And Language know not how to speak
Around me 10 the silent atmosphere
For what I've not / neither ask nor seek,
And what have seems every morn more dear.
T~FARMER Boy No. 2"
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SOME roorHsOME DISHES

Valuable Recipes for Preparing strswber-
rfes Different Ways
DEAR HOWARD FRIESDs-l would not
come 90 often II the rest Of you would
keep the page filed, but dislike to see
only two or three columns Of letters from
the Towards
"Rosene," Sunset" Evelyn" and o,
many more, where are you. You need
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a Days Outiog-
Tstreet q Smiths Good News

First sportsman-"See here. old boy
that fish basket is ten times too big Well.
never catch that full in the world
Second Sportsman-"That is to carry the
bottles in. L have the fish basket in my
pocket"
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JUNE AND LoNGFELLow.

Covington, Ind, May %.
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Jonesboro, May %.
Zebiua.

Norp-Tb. foIlovin0 i.founded on facts related
10 the writer BY an old msu named Smith. Who died
some years ago In Kansas at the age OF nine'y-sI,
be being the pale-faced stranger rel r,eo 70 I
was then about nineteen years Of age The girl was
French and had been taken captive by the indians
She was hsld eaptve near the present site OF feru
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-20

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3orbenpeir | Soreuing meo Regubp9er
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ben gieblItfelis inotrnaote. af9oerne
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gen r~runeorrois Sfnoe. Deb bet $50
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% oenne fumes Straalen at babe iulst
reo | Soroer. 3elsionleoningeu blco
bog soelaot, ioet 9eoniu9Struaoen imels
teoes pda Here Steoer.
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Mcalnolc

aabnes ior WRno o. Goinosr Den 2oen &c.
cember, Gitermlooag I'll. 2. ger uooauHes
YRrere % Hereunder baaoe for ben eaniie
on ainerIianite StoIe. Gramen III ben ame.
%ritanite Stole fan tagss her. 5or benz, ion
oil gad 6orretHingsusien, uIl Der blios en-
alasie. Gter almInoelig Sstilole. liHoers
uisning gIoes al 4 oaHite o. 3 engslite 9Prerc.
Betaltng for ROT % 2o1i o. l~Ineerpisnine
er Sl6 ON Wddueoen. 3agen ior Stolens
labning afbeHtcs Clever ueo Rnrne oq
auoubon S%taiioner. Jnoneloslis mootGaes
al n~nOsrtsgne6e, ION paa Joreivprsisl sircr
aRrriere EpI0sniHg. 1r- Tnfer,
IA CIT Sorn I. 9, Sheibp 60. Soma.
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Gn Gpiiooe fra 2etrmooet |
Tetrott.

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iioite rationale Qeirmgoe / Detroit
CONNER, ioreialot Der mango 5irg,
iom er uRrot at optegne. Bi uil for
t9le en- lioer GpiiOoe, oi bar 8ibue til.
gua Sisrnet nf @OOowarb Os Sci
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life baboe Ieet buerauore paa 80 Qnr
"a &ri9eu brso no, bar Q. M. 9upnll
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8ittsburg. De FOB zig bueroe i to for
lfieIise aompanier, os oa ariseu bar
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mel, ueirbiot 8eterdn inoenior ct Bu.
tit3Oinou, oa ct 8ittsburgs& ompnni
marl6erebe iorbi pna lin Bel tit Qeirz
iloen. 8eteranen, iom ida aompaniet
paslere, ipur9te en- al Soloaterne, ON
g. W. 3uuna bar meb Der. Der blep
iparet, at ban bar, og ct gieblit eiter
traaote en- gerion, Der bapoe en- ilaaenbe
aisbeo mleb Spsrseren, men bar mere
isrlaoeu, nj al R1tterne.
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ban %forunoret.
"Sois bet CT 9. Wa. 3uual, guIter
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"Sa, jes sr ben Mauo, De isser
~eiter".
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Seq er 10 bin file 8rooer, iOm git i
arigen % alori9 Tom tilbase."
8e fob ger og iaa paa binnnoen ct
Eteblit. meoens 5aarerne bespnots at
ltise op / ginsne.
re er life min grooer iasbs g. N.
9uoal pantro.
80, jes er bin 8rooer, Gam.
"WRen ou Ter lite no ION ban 9loroe".
"Ds aaiseOel, Gam, er ies bet. Sus
fer bu life bet samle gus ueo gatfeu,
boOr ui baooe bort Siem? Der bar Dor
file Ssiter Rarp os ben branoeoe SO,
iOm pleiebe at iparte Melteipanbst Oper.
enoe. 9u maa butte bet. Gam.
"Sa, ies tror, ou er Bror MINI.
"3u buffer oiit, at Ssitens bore
ipraus iub paa @rauplabisu, at en- al
benz blsp itubt, os ri FREQ en- Gang
"9s itjsb Dor GET rent iulb al anslsr".
8enne iibfte Griubrins bar for mssst
for Gam, os De to falot bOeranbre ON
Salien. Saa tos be ~bueranbre unoer
armen os ipabiereoe iammen os iors
taltsl bperanbre andre GpiiOosr ira fine
lpftelise 8arnoomsoase. 80
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nj I.
On Soften | sfanpsrbprasnnen

@ifripes ben lobe September: 0leb llnOs
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item MI enot Der / Ggner, goot enot
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bet life oGret Iaa 9rumme let at fan
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ioroi Der bar for fneben Tlaos til al
ben @eliignelie, Ntarferre bar bnnret.
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pSiaa peo u9iten buer @aaro, ia ipmme
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anoen. 90 eiterbaanoen iom Ieir9lass
Jet lansiomt, men imittert, orbeioece Zig
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ps encelis til "imutt", itraalenoe Spit.
peir, iulgte 2anomanbene5 6umsr, Der
| bet n9iten enoeloie itabise &esnoeir
par llinfet lise til, ia unber 5rpiepunttet,
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9oot lom ale er i ct ri9tist Y%erlebumsr,
bpao be oirtelis oeiaa bar COB @runb
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gaaenoe fommen / Sus, boem Der oa life
bar paret altfor bIoiis al Jig, % laper
iii at ltiGppe life ian liot beore emf
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Tar, tan De ffefie Def Hpt urre npget.
lunoe fire paa igjen at iaa ct aar met
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/ &e9nifabet, buab Der ianoelig ogiao
NOT tan trRuges til efter be mango, Der
bar 9ipet llnberltub. Oct leroeles sooe
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ferne M be flelte Steoer er soot "til
2aps" til at lrsse &~nsiaoen /. Der
er oa pginn oQereoe facet en- bel Sci
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iaa goo Nptte al bet miloe 8eir % iat.
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en- 9oo Dtiooelaf9rDoe al 3urnips o9
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l%ereooerne er gjennem9aaenoe enonl
bebre, n%aonlis DC tiblig iaaeoe. @ras'
marfen, Der bar falmet Ilemt al ben ioes
lige Re9n, bar &armen isjen fat nDI
Sin |, iier ben npe &lgper / llol4gss
barren, iaa Der er goo roligt til en- 9Ot
GfteraarssrGsning.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-20
9eraensbanen. Nteb 8ampitit

gergensbanen. @teo 8anpitibet
"0aralo Snaria9er" meoiul9te IOrleoer
til &riltianslano fra Bergen Ell al Sern.
banefOmmisiiunen Meblemmer, Sr.
Sngenipr Ginger, Der baube belta9et
Sernbaneunberipselier al 2inien fra
9brtltiania til Bergen.
Oct iorteaeS, at Der pil iprefomme
aolfiai9e lanse og foitbare 3uneller,
bpllfen ~Inleoninser Sr. @nser ifal al
reiIe til S6lueiB for at uuoeripge BE-
oerlteSs nofgrte 9uneller. 8i Tan meb.
belle, at De 2 lan9ite GuneGler S6ueit
er ben fgrite bp9sebe Mont GEMS =
Sunelen; ben er 12,2331 Meter pg
foiter 1000 @plben pr. Mteter; iuloigri
| II Iar. Den anoen er ct. @otbarb.
Gnnelen, 1890 Meter, toIter i Z Slar
3 Waaueber.
alber9bane Sunellen / 5prpl, ON,
trent Ianlme 2Gngoe iom Mpnt Giniss
3unellen, bleu iulbiprt / 3 Aar o9 IL
Waaneoer % tplter 1900 @Dloen pr,
Meter.
Sammenliguer man De lanse Sunel.
lcrs 8Oitenoe MOB be tortes, oa piier
Der Jig Ell me9et tor 6orifiel.
SOsiebanen3 81 5unueler foIte,
9ienneminitli9 23O Srouer pr. Mete,
eller omtrent l60 @Dloen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-20
Cm ennnsnlaaet / Yetrulenms.

tibet, bet Itore uprife Barflfib "Nlf",
Der er antommet iii aploin9 fra Nmes
rita meo en- Calming 8etruleum, mebpes
les, at bet ifete / ben lDolise Del al
aattesat, ba oct ON Notten melem ST.
l u9 2 latte op meb en- Ipar 5orbens
bpse. Smaaieilene bleo sjort fat, Og
Manolfabet itoo peo bpert Marieialo
parat til at lnoe benz lobe. 9Bmmers
manben ltoo peo 5orremGriefalo, %
&aptainen baooe netop paa bans Spsr9sz
maal raabt til bant, at ban ltuloe labe
bet ltaa liot enonu.
S bet famine Hog 9puet neb / Sors
maiten % lob lan9s WerieIalstjabeu
neO i 8effet, buor MaubItabet pluoieli9
iaa Zig omsipet al ct bluali9t, slsbenoe
Slpitier. SelOisuis ianbt 9pnet en-
9eonins paa 9ettet; Infertjattinser
laa ppltuot paa 8affet, parat, bpis man
maatte fate 4nfer, og ba Sfibet laa nos
get forouer, lad Der SjGttin9 BELT a9<
teruo. 8enne iul9te 2puet p9 Ilps fro
oenne Oper / Gprfjpoen. 8enne bar
u9ret for Helm til ben itarte eleftriife
Spenoins, ioet ben paa ct Stptte bier
imeltet o9 ilaaet Ouer, men 2pnet fort
latte jim Bei no ao @stertlpoiet til 8ans
Oct.
% iaaleoes Hap man for ben | bette
3iliGlbe oobbelt farli9e 8ielt. Sapbe
9pnet isgt 2olteu, oiloe oct babe fpr=
anleoiset ct &i9mpebaal, en- 8ranb,
bpOrtil De oanite Saruanoe aloris for
bapoe tjenot Mta9e.
Sgmnlermanoen bleu faitet | 9Rttet
% niaatte bGres til &gis, buor ban ct
Bar Gage laa Siloelie, Os andre al
Wanoitabet mRrteoe en- fortuaris 2ams
melle.