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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
a CHAPTER ON DoxIEs.

One of the most remarkable changes
that has taken place in this country dur
ing the last quarter of century is the
broadening of the sphere of newspapers.
Twenty-Five years ago il was very rare
thing TO see in a secular paper hardly so
much as reference to religious matters,
or discussion Of secular matters in the
religious press. Now the newspaper
that omits reference TO church matters
is rare exception. Questions of creed,
church polity. etc. are discussed as
broadly and often as intelligently in the
secular as in the religious press OF from
the sacred desk. Ii does not follow.
however, that everything found in the
secular press touching bibilology IS to be
taken for orthodox. For instance. the
Leavenworth Republican, in discussing
the rumor that there is a corner being
built on July wheat, morahzes on the
subject after this fashion:
To be sure Joseph in Egypt was The first
man TO corner the grain market OF whom
there is any account, but Joseph was an
autcast at an early age, grew up among
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
HIGH PRICED WHEAT.

Many papers of the country are quot
ing Mr. G. Wood Davis on high priced
bread stuffs and as a rule are conveying
the impression that his researches and
conclusions warrant the prediction that
the present wheat crop of the world will
reach the advanced figures named. This
is manifestly an injustice to Mr.. Davis,
but the worst of it is, it may do harm
and to the wheat grower. The footings
or deductions of Mr.. Davis epitome
show that by 1928 the increase of pop
ulation of the world will be in excess of
its food-grain productions by which time
the annual stored SURPRISES of wheat
will have disappeared when prices must
necessarily advance. In other words
the supply will not equal the demand.
Instead of competitive selling, as now,
there will be competitive buying, such
as stimulates Corners" etc.
There is another element of the problem
that Mr.. Davis did not touch upon, and
that is the probable relative supply Of
money in the world upon which the pur-
chasing power of money directly de-
ponds. Relatively the worlds volume
of money is shrinking. Here in the
United States it has shrunk from $50 to
$40 per capita to probably $40 or SO per
capita, with a million a day going out to
the very countries which are short on
wheat If the volume of money in the
United States was what it ought to be
the price of wheat today would be be-
yond the reach of European buyers or
European markets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

The sight Of SIX horses vainly endeav-
oring 20 take a street car mp one Of the
steep hills Of San Francisco inspired in
Inventor Halliday's mind the idea q the
cable car system. The hin was slippery
as well as steep. One borss fell and car
ried down his mate. The other horaes
tumbled, until the SIX were in a strug-
Cling heap. Inc weight Of the car
dragged tnem down 20 the foo: Of the
hill. bruising ard manning them NJ.
Halliday, looking on, was filed with
compassion for the poor brutas, and bs
says he vent 20 WORK - once on plans
for a substitute for horss power. His
thinking brought him b the cable sys.
tem.-St Louis Globe Democrat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The Kickapoo is said TO be kicking his
best
FL Reno viii bridge the Canadian north
Of town
Lexington has almost as many lawsuits
as horse races.
The indians OF Tahlequah have suppress
ed the Kansas City Sun
The gamblers of Il Reno forked over
siuo TO the school fund last week-
Next Wednesday the removal OF the in
truders from the CnickAsaw nAisoa Will
begin
The land offics officials Of Beaver county
will urge that portion OF the new lAEd he
added 10 their land dist riot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

G. P. Putnam's Sons have in press for
immediate publication:
Church and Creed, containing three
sermons by the Rev. r. Heber Newton,
as follows:
l. Fold or Flock, or Christianity, not
Ecclesiasticism.
H. The Nicene Creed, a Charter of
Freedom.
III. How to Read the Creed; or, the
Principles of Creed Interpretation.
The first of these sermons was preached
the Sunday after the remonstrance
against the alleged uncanonical practices
of Rev. w. S. Rainsford and Rev. r.
Heber Newton in inviting non Episcopal
ministers to speak in their churches.
The second, the Sunday after the APP
pearance of the presentation of the
author to the bishop of New York as by
current rumor charged with heresy. The
third continues the consideration of the
Nicene creed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

A certain parish not a thousand miles
from Portland GeTOte= enc Sunday even
Ing each month % what they term q
missionary concert. /" il beiuz the duty
Of some q the church 70 keep possed On
the progress o. rsissiOn work Ia toe ait-
ferent countries and report the sane at
these roest5ugs- 4 certain active WORKER
whose study was the lz1a q The sultan
electrified tbs agdisncs by Announcing
ore evening thai ~his was = sorro~fuj
report, adding. n al se-iouznszs, that
the Turkeys had al bad thar crops cut
oa. Lewiston Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

1t is current rumor in London that
the prince of Wales among other debts,
owes Arthur Wilson, of Tranby Croft,
the scene of the late gambling episode,
the enormous sum of 100000. and
that his visit at Tranby Croft was a con-
cession of nobility to plebian wealth on
account of this Indebtedness. 1t was
announced few days ago that Lord
Salisbury had about perfected a plan by
which he thought the government could
be persuaded to help the prince out of
his present difficulties, but it is now
thought to be very doubtful whether
parliament will provide for the payment
of the princes debts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
The Place to Wear a watch.

Half a hundred girls have been no
ticed lately in the Fifth avenue stages
and on the west side of that thorough
fare to have little chains, with charms
or lockets attached, hanging from their
collars, either directly In front or little
to the left side. Not many days since a
daughter of Eve, who was convinced
that more was there than met the eve,
determined to fathom the mystery. To
that end she made frequent journeys in
the stages and haunted Huylers till her
pocketbook grew emaciated, all to no
end. The little chains dangied tantaliz-
ingly before her eyes, and no one told
her why. At last, finding herself alone
in stage with girl adorned after the
manner described, she summoned up all
her courage and asked the stranger to
satisfy her curiosity.
The girl calmly produced tiny watch,
and laughingly said it was the very latest
thing to wear them in the collar, ''and
far more convenient it is she said,
than to poke them in front Of ones
dress and have TO unfasten two or three
buttons whenever one wants 10 know
what time it is. The questioner med
itatively felt of her serviceable bat IN
calmly, old fashioned turnip and decided
that it would necessitate putting stIfiy
wired Medici collars on all her frocks
were she TO attempt following the latest
fad.-New York Recorder.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

1t becomes more and more apparent
every day that the Alliance or Peoples
party of the west will have to fight its
political battles alone The southern
contingent have long since declared their
intention to stand by the Democratic
party on questions of national politics,
and now the New England division pro-
nounce against an independent third
party. They say quite good deal, but
this if enough to place them in relation
to the new movement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
Monument to Jefferson Davis


Because a. a United States senator
and secretary Of war tGr Davis used his
influence to promote the spirit which led
10 the effort 70 overthrow the Union, II
should be supposed that his memory will
command patriotic respect and applause,
is certainly extraordinary. No one can
complain that his friends should bnlld
his monument. But It should not Be
done as the monument Of an American
patriot without protest
Mr. Thomas Wilson Dorr. a Rhode
Island, was one Of the m0st personally
irreproachalle and intellectually honest
men in the stale fifty years ago. 10
obedience - s5s convictions and ~ the
risk Of any 70 himself and others.
he attemp,eI :, force Of arms 70 over
throw rs government After his total
defeat and Imprisonment he vas very
properly pardoned b the state, and no
one who personally Knew him ever sEis-
pected him q selfish motives. Bat the
people OF Rhode Island have not erected
q monument 10 commemorate has ssr-
vices 20 the state. IL . monument
should be erected 90 jefferson Davis foT
his services 10 i4is COUNTRY, the statues
Of George Washington and Abraham
Lincoln should be oyertArcwn-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

Mr.. Benson, of Leavenworth, has been
convicted of murder in the first degree.
Never before, in all probability, did the
advantages of residing in Kansas strike
Mr. Benson so acknowledgements Repub-
lican.
There may be advantages in residing
in Kansas, but such residence wont help
Benson, who went out of the state of
Kansas and onto the Leavenworth mill
tary reservation to commit his murder.
which necessitated his being tried by a
United States court, which court hangs
by the neck till dead without reference
to the laws of Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
The Baccarat Racket.

From the Boston Herald.
Experts at the game Of baccarat are at
loss TO discover how any cheating
could have been done at Tranby Croft in
the way that it is alleged to have been
done BY Sir William Gordon Cumming
1t is the simplest game in the world, and
had it been properly played there would
have been no earthly chance Of cheating
in the manner described by the witnesses
IN this case. The only safe deduction
from the whole business IS that the
players, eminent as they were. either
didn't know the game or purposely dis
regarded its simple rules.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

An exchange, with an optimistic bent
of mind, attaches a good deal of political
significance to the circumstance that
next year is leap year. 1t seems to be
pretty generally believed that the year
'92 will witness an unusual amount of
jumping-you see there are so many
fellows who have strayed and who will
want to get back into their old party
ro,-,ol.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
The Essence OF Nepotigm.

From the Leavenworth Republican.
The peoples party is the only political
party that has ventured to advocate
paternal government Ii wants the
government to control verything-rail-
roads, telegraphs, banking and currency,
and to be a general money lender to his
children. This is nepotism of the most
agrarian order. Again it proposes to
limit the energies and abilities of che
people to the accusation of property and
shackles to legitimate enterprises. The
P. P. platform Is in fact. the essence of
neDOtlsm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
Jim-Jam Journalism.

-N7I1I t-IN n 'NIlaals CIV s'tstIs
Mr.. Pulitzer was so much chagrined
by Mr.. Benefits scoop" as to Mr..
Blalne's lettering intellect that he has
published similar story concerning ex-
President Hays. In such exploits Mr..
Dana isn't in it with Pulitzer or Bennett,
but for well-worked-over Grant, Beech
er aud Cleveland fairy tales, Dana re-
mains without a rival,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

Senator Plumb and Tom Osborn called
on President Harrison the other day. 1t
is said that the president wants to APP
point Osborn to something every time he
sees him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

If it comes to such a point that a
bushel of wheat will pay years sub
scription to the biggest weekly paper in
Kansas, an independent era in journal
ism can be expected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

Topeka had festival which came out
$500 behind and it now looks as though
Jim Troutman will have to call another
prohibition rally to leave some money in
Topeka and even things up.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

General Alger who Is a candidate for
the nomination himself, says: ''Blaine
can have the nomination, if he wants
it," with a peculiar infection on the
Guanfs -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
No Consistency in Politics.

From the Ate hson Champion.
The Republican organs who have been
abusing the alliance because it is Ia
secret, oath-bound political organization"
on the score of consistency should now
open their batteries on the Knights of
Reciprocity, Republican secret, oath
bound political organization. This is to
say, if consistency is a thing known by
these organs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

An extra session of the legislature at
this time would throw a number Of
threshing-machines into noxious desue-
tude, very noxious.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

Professor Canfeld's departure for
Nebraska lessons by one that great host
in Kansas that somebody expects to go
to the United States senate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

The Alliance papers are getting just
independence and courage enough to
ask their delinquent subscribers to
pay UP.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

PETER seems to have misinterpreted
the demand of the public. 1t IS the
money business and not the monkey
business, it is interested in.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

Kansas is the ''home of parties. i"
Among them the surprise party and the
third party, which are not identical.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

IfC. Wood Davis prediction is verI-
fed the baker shops and banks In Kan
sas will be run in conjunction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

The Cincinnati convention overlooked
the important item of getting the "thlrd
marty" patented. Somebody might steal it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

The Prince of Wales whole life IS
taken up with a hankering for the races
and the aces.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

John J. Ingalls, town, Atchison, has
sent to Arkansas for superintendent of
public schools.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

It doesn't take Kansas sunshine more
than twelve hours to redeem itself from
two weeks of clouds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

This seems to be Kansas food-tide and
she better take it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

A society has abandoned Cumming,
but not society.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

The Kansas wheat field has got the
ssbig head" bad.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

The backbone of the drtoh began to
repair little yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13

Voice from under the umbrella IN
Kansas: SIS this wet enough for your!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-13
EXCHANGE SHOTS.

Wooden coffin;
Vain regrets;
Happens often;
Cigarettes.
Atlanta CONSTITUTION.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Gn Ii9eirem grmoppGffemoe
Statiittf

oper italienlte 5orbolb ofientligsisr bet
itatiitiife Snltinft / 8Um. Sisl9e bette
finoes Der / Stalien 1856 Spmmuner
,lben Sesraueliesplaos. 9isene bliper
falteoe neb / Ell 8ieloer / airten iitebet
for at bliue bestaune. Soer 100000
Wennelfer Dor / 27,2O3 albele5 uiunoe
aielbere. 5000 bar fine Boli9er ino'
bue9eoe i Sieloet. s 100 Sommu>
ner npoes Srso bare paa 6eitoagene;
1865 Spmmuner mao paa @runo al
6atti9Oom laoe p9re at npoe aj0p; |
600 8ommlner fan man life laa SRgez
bielp. 1O4 &pmmuner lioer paa @runo
al SumpluIt al 5eber, ben Iaatalote
Malaria. Nutaaet al benz, iom er an
arebne al Sellasra Zen Suoip9bom) J,
belpber Ia til 10000. 5or bpert
Sunoreoe Snobpgsere | Stallen er Der
63, Ium bperfen fan lGie eller lfrtpe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
663

iistets ORAL, men mere ct fusleagtigt, ON lltaaInObigs
beb pibueoe 8ait ms0 Ratten.
st lioet int ciislerst Borb itoo imslsm benz; bet par
NOT til at title benz ah. 6riitina uotatte lin @lGoe
ouer 8eioget Os buubeoe, at benbes WueitGts SeIbreO
M piIoe unoe Gattersn ben GIaoe oftere at ie lin bsis
Mooer. De tiItaIte btnanbsn meo WaieitGtsl iten
fun Wooeren sIemte M os ba unoer llobruooet al
fine 6sIelier bette fine 3iItuIeorb. SamtaIsn fsrtss
paa lpif.
Seq er tOmmsn for at ipsrse, buOrIeoeS 6oers
Miaieitets ~6grebare SeIien booer 6ofiets 6orIpitsIier
uO, " ~bsspnbte 6ntsOrOnninsen, banse for. Of bun let
life uilos iaa fit 2grsnOs uoisrt, bUis bun life ftrur sit
Iise los paa Saseu.
"Useb mig bar bet insen 6ars," iuarsoe ariitinu
muntert. Seq bat bet uIoris iaa sOOt, iom nuar ies
bar oanist en- Nat. Oten maafte ~foritprrer Niuiits
Ten GOers Maietat? Seq itaI Loo tiImure, be 9inousr
/ galletialsn Der psuber no til Goas 0iaistGs
6Ioi."
"G0ers NaisitGt iiuIoe 6sqere tilmurs goers Crsn
for Smisreys. Os GOer5 9or for epttsiassrs," iusos
Maria GlsOuOra, GiebIittet slemnenOe al 6OriistisbeO.
6un par alt anOst emo Diplomat, bun tauoe uloris
lasss gaanO paa line 6pleIitr.
6rifiua rsomeoe ltGrtt. Surtis opblusisuoe 8reos
par en- 6GOvenss. uiiprIis 6eitigbeO en- WsOrsnearp.
"Iiau leg bsos SOers Uiasftst i~OrtIars Ser t~pOeIisrrs2
Seq ioritaar life Saiomos Sroipros uOen aommsns
fnr
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Waar tman taller on Yatent:
We0ieiner,

logger man ~beltanoig for Gasen Den
9amle 5oroom. 90 QR9erne, marge
al Dem, filler fig mellem o8 oS Gber. De
IBler fig lptfelige, nanr De fan faa Goer
til at trO, bpab Der bar bjulpet Sulinoe
andre, life fan bjaAe Cher. 8 piloe
gierne fro paa 8ateatsR ebiciner, bpis
De life uosapes for at fiirere ale Sla98
Sp9bOmme, ps iaaleoes, melem 9e9ers
mes @rperimenter ogi be 9ateutsW ebicis
ners Experimental, iom fun uo9iper
fine, for at tjene lao mango Yen9e ium
mulig, miiter s 9iltruen paa ale, % 8
fan life altio fienoe Dem, Der bepirfer
en- &ur, % ON builfe S bnslig leier /
9lpiierne. Der 9ioes ingen limplere
Maabe at iel9e en- Mebicin paa, END at
iige Sanbbeoen om ben, % iaa lsbe SEE.
~litoeu, at bet er iftano til at uorette,
bpao Der paaitaaes. Saalebes banoler
Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation / Buffalo, sc. o., meb DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
% DR.. Piesce's Favorite Prescription.
Spis be life uoretter, boao 6abrifaus
terne ubsiuer benz for, faar s Goers
Yen9e tilba9e.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
G6f

AGoers Dtaieitat ......... ~iiritina 80. ....ieg q bin
Ntocer, ieg usbe8 meO ge6rsUeIie til at fac oa ben
Sanobeo, iom in9eu auoen uouer at ime en- magtia
8romning. 9ee Riget ct oprsrt opsr bin nuuarsnos
9eueui5, OUer u~Usrbige guolngsr, Tom bar trqnst ia
irem til bin @unit. neoen5 bu lutter tt Gre for Oiuc
~trofoiteite RaaogiUere. Ioge Gtriot ira mia. bin
e9en Borg, bar bu inOtuarterst usle pdrUeuuer, Ran,ss
imeoe, @uo5fornGgtere, Tom bUer Sag iylOer big meo
tine ojRpsIite 2Groorms. IiH 5noer bar ofret giu GA
Blob ioT ben rene ~suan9eiite Care, og bans 3attcr
TANNER fig life uso at soie lin guuit paa bans Isoss
%iienosr. 6riitinn min non ioOts, bet enete gaut pda
bans aiGrIigbeo, isg bar tilbugs. bor Ou bort op at
pare min Batter, iua bar bu bog al0ri9 bart op at pare
bans. 3u fan life, bu pil lite iorueate bans able
6orbileoe, ba oil life plstts bans tore Mlinoe, bu fan
life soelGgge bit ~tonseIiss Naun, oins arusoe Z posr oa
bin ~tOnselise 2Gre for SomtiO % GiterliO. 3u CT for
~bebaaren I'll al ipHte ida bpbt, ou CT for itor til at
bliue en- Bob for 9pttepGgue, bu CT for i~tarpipnst iii
life ielu at opiatte bet l~luaroigc bin Sauoelmaaaoe.
Mit Barn. iOm bar uaret AIt for mig % M sr Dit for
bit 9tIae, NIT lore, nit Opbsiece, nit G,sri9e Barn, Dor
bin MOoers dsit. Seq belUaraer Big, tssyno ct mt
ep ior DIN Cub. ct gu iOr bit 9ti9e. ct xiv for Din
iauoe 2gre.......ie9 UOpr itte at lgr Ct gin iOr DIN
Ulooer .....
jun moatte brpoe al; laarerae tealte benOss
Sismmc. Suu par imut bette Qtbllt, imuttrt emo i
fin unsooms Stisnbso. Get itOrs Wiinoe ON en- 6eOsns
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
0Iofferems MfifeosprGoifem
officials "8citlp." bcrctter 5glaeuo,

officials "8cItlp." beretter 5glacuoe:
Sele Renisbeosu bar inmtet. men
IrGiten Tom life, ban baube iaaet 5ors
ialo.
Mau oeuteoe og Oenteoe, airfeiottet
bauoe Iptot 8Rnfenc, ps alOttcreu itpO
/ aoret o. ina mob 8sren. Sr9nutitau
baOoc tat fig peo Or9eIet, % Beige.
traberue bapoc giort fla inroig tl at
bespuoc. IA fOm Ell JOmfru ira
BrGItegaaroen; bun 9if siennen Sdtri.
itiet % giproe 3egn til StOIiercn
8enne itpnote iig ben til benoe for at
bDre, buab Der bar paaiRrot mco Bro
item. gun bauoe Ell BOG meO ira BAN
p9 itlloe bilic % ii9c, at ban bapbe
faaet 6orialO, % at 9lotfereh matte
laie Op ct Stptte at gOitilleu.
Og oa ban aabneOe BOgen, ialot Der
no Ell itrspen BrGbiteu. Zen bar
Yr9Iten beitemt til ibns, tGnfte Slot
fereu, Os laa uiloe ban ba l9ie op Den.
Gan ites up paa 8rGblteitolen, til itor
5orbnuielie for Menisbeoeu, Der fit for
Reipeft for 8lotferen, oa be iaa bet
ban bar NOT mere til 8ar, END DC bauoe
trntt.
alotteren iatte 8rillerne paa RpIen,
barteoe % fog Op / So8en, ban l9Ite
JON en- Brett.
Wnuen fab og bgrte pua; bet par
ben GfiteosprGbifcn 4rGiten bapoe
bulot, ba ban forlUo fit forri0c aalo.
8lottereu ioritoo mart 5eiltneetieu;
men M bar bet i%orieut, M ft Oct
itaa til.
"Stal &lotferen reiie ira os?" tanttc
Meui9beben. Oct bar tjeoeligt, iaa
mle9et lom ban bolot al O8; % ri bar
bu iunoelis bperfen iparet paa SsitibSs
offer eller Betalins.
90 alotsren leite, Glmuen srGo at
Ggrelle, o9 ba bet bar fOrbi, fom ct
@teni9bebslem frem o. ipurste, ON
Meni9beben fit 9oo til at opta9e Ell
lioen Solicit til &lofferen. SO ba, oct
matte ben mer END 9ierne. Sg ino
ipileoes en- Offerialme, Og bOer os en-
gift irem ps lagoe i'm Stinru / Ioien
til ben tiGre alOtfer, iom M itutbe for
labe lit aniparsfuloe 8alo.
ga alutteren itOppeoe gen9ene i
9ommen, iasoe ban til fig ielu: "8et
er on life b~eitnnoi9 man ta9er Sfabe
al en- lioen 5ctlta9elie better. Nu tror
je9 beitemt, at ies laber mig ooertule al
6olfets 86nner % bIipcr, boOr jeg er."
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Sra 9ronnin9 &riitinas lln9oomstib.

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C7ortiat fro iorri9e No)
s benne Sib bapoe bun Stortirten bort Gmporas
9rlns u~ollyuse fine Banltraaler imoo 9otIets CANT,
% oct tiltalte benbe. S)un ta!ote ben ltren9e Soos'
~prGOitant til fig Os bctroeoe bam fine n'ooerllge Sstpn's
ringer. "gu psl, Gbsr8 MaeitGt, iasOe ban, "bUem
CT nGrmere END en- Miooer til at aSuare ct pilolsot
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Maria gIsonora b~sllutteOs, lite uoen SGuen, at
opfplOe beune u~aniteIise YIist. 9enOes 6slelier Tor
Datteren par bette imeuenl 6rpst. Sor9, 9arne o9 en-
Hsit al Den samle i~orgubenoe 8~iGrIisbsO til bans
Barn, 6eIituicn. atillma bauoe buer Dag 9iennem Ell
Sammer irus iorbprt Jig ON l9euOss Waaieltats Sern'
oenOc, men lite bels9t benoe OOer en- Wfaaneo. 9i
loo enreorOnlngeu, ceremonielt iom attn, ut Selss
mtIos los ben regIereuoe Drowning.
9an tIGOle zig ombpsseli9 os, iom alttO na, Sort.
DUN bar lite lGngere lDaaret ~opltrsSet ell Qalotreos
ira Youoen meo DC otte ltore 0iaman!naale, Siaoen'et
% ben ipIoi9e bpios 6ier uaienoe oper bet; ttte Den
ptOc, bpe, i9taftea ppltaaeuoe 6uipIingstraus, ltte pals
oaonOet al G9te FerIer eaer bet ltore lherHelormeOe
Srpltlmptte al Supeler, iom man Ter genoe af0'Oe' !
Denoes yngre gar. 9u ialot bet iorle eniellsr heo
o0'r NO'ten Os 5tpgssu. O~pi9itet OsO PaHosI', ne0e'''
9enoss 9~raausnos bruno Softer loi en- lTsl9 otaN'Hf