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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

with especial pride Il is an immense
affair and its output is simply wonderful.
The city apounds in capital aud the citizens
are ever ready TO donate it or invest Ii for
the good of the city. Fort Worth has
many energetic, enterprising men, but more
of its present prosperity is probably due 10
Peter Smith, the present MAYOR, who IS
generally known as the daddy of Fort
Worth, and John z. HoXie, millionaire
many times over They are both lavish
with their wealth and deal 1t out freely
when the city is to be improved. The
water used in the city is all from arteslan
wells and there is none better IN any sec
ton of the country
WILL Go TO THE WORLDS FAIR.
''rexas enterprise is well Illustrated by
the action taken in the Worlds falr matter.
By the state constitution no money can be
appropriated from the states funds for the
purpose, but we will be well represented,
nevertheless. The Worlds fair orsaniza-
ton of Texas has been organized, and by
voluntarily subscribed stock will raise
$1,000, 900 to represent the state and her
diversified interests at the great exposition.
Secretary of the Worlds Fair Dickinson
and I. J. Hurley are interesting themselves
in this matter and backed by our citizens
W i'll carry it forward to success.
Newspapers throughout the state are
numerous. And they compare favorably
with the papers of any section of the South.
The Fort Worth GAZETTE is the leading pa
per of its section, and has been and still Is
one of the strongest agents in promoting
the welfare of the state. II IS always con-
sistent and ever on the alert to advocate
something in the line of permanent improve
ment - Canton, (Ohio,) Repository.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05
FORT WORTH AND TEXAS.
A General Agent of the sun yapor Street
Light Company Tells of Some of
the Particular Points.

". S. Rowe, general agent for the state
of Texas for the Sun yapOr street light
company, is in the city for a weel. or two,
on business. Until recently Mr. Rowe was
resident of Ohio, but he is now a Texan
with his whole heart and his whole soul
and stands ready, if need be, to defend the
state Of his adoption with his life. He al
ways carries in stock an ineXhaustible sup
ply of solid facts'' of the largest and finest
fruits in the world, watermeions requiring
several fiat cars in transportation, and the
soil SO rich in places that a dead man dare
not be buried there lest be regain life. But
10 reporter he related some Of the less
marvellous incidents of Texas He said:
Money has been plenty, and we had as
FINE CROPS THIS YEAR
as raised in any part of the world. Wheat
averaged twenty bushels 10 the acre, and
the railroad companies can not find cars or
elevators to handle it. Harvest commences
with us about the last of April and con-
tinues until the middle of MaN."
DO you run across any Cantou machinery
in Your country, Mr.. Rowe"
On, yes. We find Canton machinery
everywhere. Canton Flows, Canton har-
vesters, and nearly everything else made in
Canton. And they hold their own against
the world, too. Our own company, the Sun
vapor. has many good paving contracts in
Texas
What kind of a country is Texas, in a
general way
The climate is hot. very hot But TO
overcome this III the vicinity of Fort Worth
my home, we constantly have sea breeze
that makes it pleasant, and the heat there
Is no more oppressive than here. OF course
some sections of the state are always very
hot and oppressive. but the state is large
and naturally would vary in climate. The
soil raises the
BEST OF EVERYTHING
grown in the country, and that several
months ahead OF most sections. Within
the borders OF Texas we have nearly
Notwithstanding marble, stone. iron
and soils for every branch of agriculture
The society is Of the best. and no people
are more sociable or hospitable. A man. to
use Texas expression, must be in the
industrious. willing hands are always ex-
tended 10 him. If he is otherwise, no one
illlraTe anything TO DO with him. -
"How Is the recently enacted alien law
prohibiting foreigners from owning real
estate. regarded
Our people think that it is a measure
calculated to bankrupt those who are work
in. FOR the welfare of the state, and de-
mand its immediate reapeal'
WANT MORE REPUBLICANS
GLOW are political matters in the stated
sWell. the Republicans are constantly
making gains. | am. and always have been,
a Democrat. But all of US in Texas gladly
welcome the Republicans. and think it is
better for the state 10 have the two parties
nearer equal in number. The only raen we
have no use for are mugwUmps.
Fort Worth is a thriving city. ana there
is no limit as TO its possibilities She is
ahead. We point to our packing-house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05
PURSUED BY FATE.
An Unfortunate Man. Who Was a Victim
of Three Floods, Thoroughly
Disheartened,
Special TO the Gazette.

SPECTRAL TO tue tTdZetJe
FRASER. l. T.. July 4.-D. Warrington
was one of the sufferers by the recent flood
which swept through this town al the time
of the cloud burst on June II. Warrington
lost all of his household possessions and one
child in the flood. He is thoroughly dis
heartened and says that he is pursued by
fate. and that this is the third lime he has
been damaged by big floods He was car
penter, working at Johnstown at the time
of the great food which caused such great
destruction there. His house, with his
family of wife and three children, was
swept away and one child was drowned.
His friends helped 10 make purse for him
and he went to Arizona. When the great
dam burst there he WIS one of the victims,
and again h lost child and all his possess
sions. He then was attracted by the Okla
homa boom and came to this country TO be-
gin life anew. He was faithful worker,
and had got his head above the flood of ad-
versity when the flood of water again came
and swept away his home with his family,
destroying all his goods and killing his re-
manning child. He and his wife are almost
crazed with grief at this latest manifesto
ton of q malign providence, and he says ne
will not tFp again
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties answering advertisements below must
address the advertiser and not THE GAZETTE
as this paper has nothing 10 do with the adver-
IiSement further than 10 print IT,
THE GAZETTE cannot undertake to forward
replies unless prepaid and addressed envelopes
accompany advertisements
No persona notices printed unless accom-
panied by the name OF advertiser
Advertisers should remember that letters di-
rected TO initials only, are not delivered through
the postofice. Il initials are used they should
be directed 10 the care OF some person. firm or
postoffice box Advertisements can De left at
our ONCE, or sent through the mail TO THE GA
ZErrE. Fort Worth. Tex
In answering advertisements. mention this
paper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05
CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
FREE ADS.

All persons seeking employment or desiring
help Of any character are invited 10 use this
column free OF charge such advertisements not
TO exceed three lines.
Notices of articles lost and found in this col
umn. not exceeding three lines will also be iu-
serted free.
1t is the desire Of TER GAZETTE 10 facilitate
the search OF persons for employment and this
recovery of lost property. and all are cordially
uv:sed 10 use this column for such purposes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

There are thousands OF ladies throughout the
blood is IN an impure condit IN from tie az
sorption of impure matter, dussso menstrual ir-
regularities. This 4lass arg peculiarly nene-,
lifted by the wonderful tonic}and blood clcan MS
ing properties u Pricklys Ash, Polk Root and
Potassium-P$Pg p. Roses and boundings
health take tAe place of thesicllly look the LOSE
color nd the generaLwreck OF the system. Pr
T. 7, is thecurer be sure to get it at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

CAI.ESMAN-A competent salesman and
y bookkecper wants situation in general
merchandise store anywhere in Texas: speaks
Spanish ana English and IS strictly temperate.
Address. b, Gazette Office. 5-Il
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

~INaEFR- round man wants siNa ton
i ESTe years experience. Best recOmIiShpda-
tionsA. Address, Printer. eO6 AceQuia st<et,
san Ansgnio. Tex @29S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05
GAZETTES LETTER LIST.
PERSONAL,


advertisements under this heading, } lines, }
tinn free
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

SALESNAN-Wanted, by young married
- man who has i thorough knowledge Of
Northwest Texas. New Mexico and Colorado. a
position travelling salesman: best OF ref
erenceS. Address Box 81 Mansum. Tex. 40
CTENOG RAPHER and typewriter wants
- position. Good reference. Moderate salary.
Address Caligraph care Gazette 30
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

DEPORTER-A young mJn wants position
Ii as reporter on som" news paper. Address
f.. G.. ShUman. Dallas. Tex. SILL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

DRINTTR-I want steady situation on coUlS
4 try weekly: am competent and sober;
do job work. ten years experience. Address,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

CALESMAN-Wanted. position by an Al
y grocery salesman. in the house or on the
road: references. Address. Lock Box 10. Rock
wall. Tex. 5-li
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

DRlNTER- PRACTICAL printer wishes iOreman-
/ ship OF some good office: vii! lease paper or
sIu on shareSs Address f. D.. Eagle office.
Meridian seX. u
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NAN Ana WIFE-Situation by man nj
vi vie, children. good hand with StocFe~
Address :. p. Moore. 1898 Houston street. I-IJ
nRt;ANIST-Cifci nnati organiSt of expert
" ence desires = position in southern city
church, or will substitute during the summer.
Address <. Z. Central hotel. Bolton. Tex. Il
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MALE.

advertisements under this heading, 3 lines
times. free
DOOkkEEPER-W STANDARDIZATION as book
ID keeper or salesman: four years experience
in both. references given II, Lock box IA,
Fort Worth - SO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-05

4 SDY CORRESPONDEN am a stronger
LIN city, age twenty-five. lately located here
yotld like to meet some young lady Or widow.
r Cference exchanged. Address Frank care
iazette. Mention the Fort Worth Gazette.
AZ
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times free
NOOk-Wanted. a woman to do cooking: sat
Y iSfactory wages Mrs. j. Samucls. 1910 East
Belknap street, Fort Worth. Mention the Fort
Worth Gazette. oil.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15

~ramifreset ON ban bare bapbe turoe Bet; nu iprans
ban, iaainart ban Hap los, ben til 6aberen os issts at
ifiule fin @raab bag bans Rps.
6lanmerne ira arnsn ipreote after ct Hart 0psifier
oper Stuen; be iprsote os tnitrebe gebsn, liseiom ben
osiaa DiIbe pGre mso Samtalsn paa fin Bis.
"9fu fan Surtis b~espnoe!"
NPeu imiolsrtib bapoe Uior grita fat irem en- en- 6ans
be Sl til lin Nano os Den 9amte Sol6at, gGarene
fplStss til be andre, os iaa tos bun after fat paa tit grs
bsioe.
"SsaaI!~ iasos Spn g~ilsIon.
"Sat!" ipareoe 3urtis Os tpmts aauben til ySalus
ten, i%Ortiatte iaa:
Seq bapSe aucreoe uGret 6loitret paa treble llaen.
Ho9en 6are par Der itte lGngere iIitebs, %, ON ics lite
enonl tunoe ta9e al 6Orbinoinsen, par ie9 BOG fonmsn
mig iGane9et, at ies tunoe ousrlaoe min Plaos til andre.
softer eecIlIe iasoe o9iaa, at usS Slutninscn al llosn
l'uIoe le9 uOlfripss. Seq par bog 6anse, % bet beroeoe
paa, bporbsn man tGntts at isre mig"
"StdHeOs Softer GIiiabst Gocr 5ri6eOem?@
"Ssltsr 6eeiIie tiIbsO mig ben; is tror uaieu, set
pr nit SnoiaIo msb Sjalemssien, JON baube forbuerust
mig benoes 2eItaseIie. Seq tatteoe naturIiouis, men
leg uiSlts tnapt, bpao ies ituISe sjcre meo 6ribeoen;
8on9e' par Sprtiet, 9ewenbaupt % ale be andre Gen.
s%raIer, iasoss Der, pare rusfit 6ansenltab; Der par
iut insen ~sIebeIise lloiister at fomme bien til Suerioe.
ieIU ON lss Osiaa unNlap be rusiits Spesere."
"Naen Ssler GIiiabst2A
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Born Sfriger eiter
Yttd1er'e Gafcria.

bi min Sens, bun tos ben Op, Os bpiifeoe ies Sa til bens
DC, sSet bun Ieuerebe mig ben: "6inbes Der no9et | Gers
ben, is fan sisrs for Cher, fig bet, Os ies ifal sisrs bet.
~Tar Der in9en, iom berte bet2"
3gfei, men bun bIep iaa beuG9et, at bun serpeo iaas
nar bauSe rsbet fig; iaa uareSe bet paanp fisre Dase,
issub bun Tom til mig
"Suu tom oa %tiIibit2A ipurste Spen adlSion Ieenbe.
go, bum brasts mig en- Dag min Mab os Iiiteoe ba
ct Bapir oper min Saanb."
~9un tunce aItiaa fa 9eiIisbeS til at friue21
"SeIoisuis tunee ies kre. Der FOB: "SpHte at
@ensraI 9ewsnbouptS Sifeerer ere iaISne2A
"6sarban ituIbe Surtis tuuue uibe bst2"
Seq funbe lite opsiuc Here, enb ies uibits, men bet
toiebe mig life Tibet gryesri at upfnoe, b~uOrIebsS ies
fiuIoe tomne til at iaa ige benSe benz. @ierns SAB iss
ogiaa pies, ON bsnbss llotaarsot par ibIanpt benz"
"Naa, bpOrsan bar 6urtis fig ao oa7"
"Gn Dag. ba bun os Ssitrr GceiIie pare inSs, ipursts
ies ben fbite, buao bet piIoe toits at faa Iaif en- SieIes
mcsie 8lotrtirfsn. "Sor buem2 1" ipursts bun. "6or
mine gefaIinssmanb!' iuarsoe ies os ~bespnote at resns
BEN op aleanImeu. Seq iaa berpeo ~ifpnoiomt ben paa
Ssiter Gliiabet; bun fob fin Tom ct StenbiasOe %
par littert iaIben ON, buis bet ~Sprebare Aauu par bIeuen
naunt. 0a ies enbte, gap bun mig ct Dill % lite ub.
Ssltsr GsciIie ipursts ON Ssres RelisiOn, os guben
bIeu. at Der lite tunee ~tilifuass nOssn SiaIemesie oper
nOsen eutbuaHsr. men ben iromme Ssfsr bOIbt mig
iiIs0ee for min spas YieninS.'
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
maniac auter at taoe @ar, paa, maar

mango auber at tase Bare pda. Woar
en- Crate elIer Super CT farois til at
iases at err Der altio en- Del Bier incl
fem be imon @ammer, % bet uOlcer
oite meeen 6ortrRo, mar bisle lfnl tor'
erirss mse 3ss. 8ssen tan cite 9ioe
Sonuiuaen babe en- 5aroc % Ell Snidg,
Der er ubehdeelig. Sisrue biiper o9Inn
ioruroligebe % lrrer fig til at rGoe,
naar Sounins tusss no paa ben alu'lil'
beige Mdaos. Gilt bette io~rebp90es, ON
en- Escape o%npsnoes tb, ben i9ttes ino
uuSer ben Crate, ipm ltal tases Of, %
er iaaleots inorettet, at ole Bier oppe
gtattetuben fan / 2sbet al nusle Time,
tomme fig nsb i 9ubeu uuber, men in8er
pp, iad ben Crate, unoer bpilten ben Ell
TAT, mart beiinbes nloelcs tom for Bier,
gllt saar iaaleoes meget rclist ps title
for fig, buorfor en- Escape anbefale,
fla ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15

"Serre guSi" ucbrsb Mor Yrita, "6pao @lrSe
fauoe M Softer @Iiiabstb baue aL at bsnoes 9icrteuss
flGr snSnu faneteS paa Soroen; bun tunoe 10 iaa auis
geusI itte trafie iaulmen mso Fam MI mere?"
Get tunbe 10 bog pGre muIist", mente gIie; men
par ban bso, iaa -
"Tar bet peI benbss 9nlte mart at fSIse %efter", inSs
faIbt benbes Rabo Martba, ioet BUN bros ct Spbt Sui.
"SIist liter 8uinbfolt at bore om!" uobrOS @aaross
t~arIen, ben LANCE, ensiebe Grif.
"Sa Sris us SIassmaaI er iuit beler life iaa mors
FONT ~9ausbsn" iubvsnbts guOsien, ben b~runsieoe Gene.
Sob M WiunO, iaa ri iaar bsre uioere, bporban bet
sit~, iasoe Spen NiIsion prsb.
"ees fSrft en- Sang SsO til paa arnsn, gu Gene, Os
iaa rap Goer meb Grterne, iaa ri faar benz ira os gis
ten. 0aar 9urtis bar erot, itaI ban faa Jig en- aanoe
81 til Sat."
"8iGre Ior RiISion, ON fs itaI iortGle Rsitsn al,
bpaS iss bar bsspnbt pua, ratier iss NOT lite uO meb Bet
/ apeIo, aaia, leg Tan 10 iprinse Opsr."
"gtei, nsi!~
Ger Tan ban bore, fOrtaI attainment"
"Slir Der mere ON Srisen24
"aaia, ies baube ou suonu baaos arms Ga Ben tIs
bass."
oil ies pare mso . raabts Grit.
Sag osiaa!" t~iIfsiebs pans Os tos IN for sniu, iom
Lao tatpso RoSsren. r
"Smaa @rpesr baue Osiaa 0rsn", iuar.be bun oa
nappeSe iau 'raitist ct al bans. at bun i,ulbs baus
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Tsr -D,eorabs oft.H.'
9prfntmg al Yeaupooer.

Der er faa Sarmprobutter be 5or'
eneoe Stater, Tom latter mere al Jig pr.
gcre eno Ieansbber. 8irsinia, Nortb
Carolina os 3ennesiee er be Statcr,
buor oenne ~oelima9enoe Nsb bo~oeoiases
Zig bprtes.
@obt Grp er isrite Betiu9elie. De
Rpboer, Der ppbeoareS til Sob, maa
boloes iuloitGubig tprre, ba Su9tigbco
rbelU9ger beres Gpireepne. StaIet
ma anbnes % Rsoben tases ub, ioet
tin ben belle Nso meo Stinoet paa be-
mites iom Snb.
Bluntniu9en iure9aar meo Ell Sra
Time, boormeb Ell Ranb Tan bcplante
6--S GcreS PM 3agen. Sem Beds
Rpooer er NOT til en- glcre, buUr be plant
tes fra Wioten al Mai til Wibten at
SUM. Glanterne boyer ret op, inbtii
be er SO CONNER bpie. 3a tpmmer
be guile BlOmlter tilipne, hoprpaa BIaus
ten faloer ueo % fortiGtter fin Bart !
~li99enoe Sitting. Ioar 8lcmIten8
8laoe pi8ner ug ialoer al, toiuses Stalz
merne NED I Surben, boUr beres @Rrt
iortlGttes, inotil &jernen er MODEM.
aplingeu CT MODEM, omtrent naar oen
fcrite 0sitirolt inoincer Zig. Nn plsieS
Der unoer boer Rao, boOrpeo Spueor00s
oerne itjHres al, % Sfalmerue, Tom
han9er fat peb 6orsrenin9crne tnitcs
%. Saa iamles 8lanterne % itattes
runSt ONT 8ele, Der ramnes neO i Sors
ben; nar Sorbcn ipi9res Spilrer tpers
puer G9lene for at binbre Ilanterne ira
at fpmme | Ser9ring neo Sproen
0isie Statte er 8 SOB bSie % 3-5
Spb i @ienneminit. 8 2ebet al Ssfter
% 8iutsrsn sisr 8lutterne op imac
8aaf, runbt bpilte be liooer p9 pluttei
ai Nsoberne us iorterer be peliplote ire
be belpis TONNE. Haar Rpooerne e,
pluffebe al, uoeigr Reiten al Ylarternt
ct Sober, Der er liseiaa uarenbe ION
atpoer, os iom ale 8reaturer ipiier mel
flor Graaeisbeo.
en- Buibel 9eansbber meo Sfaae'
paa peier 90 guno % ialseS for 81
Gents Bunoet. De paffes op / Saft
paa 100 Yunb. Sienneminitsaulin9el
er 80 8uibels pr. Gcre; nan bar Grem
pier paa, at Ell entelt Gcre bar poet Zig
I'll lao BuIbels.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15

'Surtia git peI lite ben % ~forsabsbs fig gionnen2"
Ipurote tIfbit Sprn.
4sonei, men bog bar iss siort mere for benoe END for
noset anSet Nieuneife.@
ga par ban ueI life iaa fri for bet beaer,A mente
Ror Srita.
"5un bauoe freIit init 2iu; jog III uioe, at bet par
benbe. iom bapbe fanOet mig paa Slasmarten. slos
~feripIfene bupos life piart tase mig msp, bells forbi be
iaa, of is uar iusnif. bells trosoe be pei, at leg par mar
Osben; men ba iasbe Ssffer GItiubsth, at bun uIoe ielu
pabe mig til SIoitret, ieIs ON bet toieos beuoes ssst Gin.
Da aolpo be beuoe.
-5pab par Del grunbsu bertiI2"
1at ieg par Spsnlt!~
"Sun boube uHt en- Sierteusfiari~
"Soo inariGnite Rpinoer aItib ere, naar bet sirIoer
i!isi; "a, bet bauoe bun osiaa; is fit lite uoe bet isrs
enp Iense %buseiter. Oct sioroe mig Onbt, aitiS at ie
benoes iOrsrapte Dine. men bu bun sierne lab os iHats
isoe meo mig, piIoe Ies forisse at opruutrs beube og iors
iaIis ON bGaoe bet enc Os bet ouost, fem iss ipntss finbs
slaos bsnbe.~
Git bet for fig | Rloitret2A
-9isi. bet ojoree bet life; Ssfer GeeiIs iasSe, at buts
leg DlIpe tote ON min SiaIs 6relie % list Eager, iaa
baUOs leg Son BERTH, men lite ON noset ~urbslist. 0ers
siier parecs bet fisre Sass isrsnO Ssiter GIiiabsib after
fsm iii min Ssn9. gun nifsbs III mig paa aiIiaub,
s,H ga ipnies. bun bleu blsssre for bpr DAG. On
1s8 ies jog, iOm ies table en- SOs, iuit iOm bun git iOrs
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Tarmen 9uiet os 9apea
Nsn,emao foIst @eir.

Spsoe, SopTe, Sughoeoe % Sps er
uomrrtet Sober Tor sGslrsnina o9
Sntsi sr beore for 5jGrfrr eno screen
ings, ba ben iuosbclocr forltlrui9c
eloas syrr, ustop loaoan iom 6nslene
/ bib TilJtorb leper al. On 8inte'
rem brr oe aaScnbper Dag iaa aItale al
9isS. oa bette iparer til ben SuIett'
Fsee, be taoer til iis M Sommsren.
SriIt siro CT at ioretrGttc; bet bsr
oipes raat % ppitaaret ! lda lnlaa
etplter, at bisie meo 9etbeo Tan ip9laes.
Caiaa giialb al Stinte furt9res mec
Grauoisbeb. Tom I. Gr. Stino % Stpr'
per; men BET u,an icges, til bet bliper
msrt, iaa bofics flint % blanees mea
errpen, Tom be Ioar. Som Gritatnlrg
for SieS hialper MeIt, baaoe iso %
fur, betpoelist, men sipet alete biora'
ger ben bog life ioaleoes iom ajso III
of bolbe Ssuisne iriitc os liplise ieiu
ben fploe @intertib. 0lelt ~iueeboios'
psIaa en- tor Gel sg%sssbuioitoi, oe'
sjrr mssct til gGsbannelle.
Strife Grsutiaesr, sler andre Sln9s
8lantcUrrter ber be faa Iiot al bue'
Gag. Sanl, Turrips cg 9ss Tan man
aipe benz raa, men Iotctes, Ststs o1
@ulercoocr bBr BELT foges Og blaltoes
meo ~srrUmolet Saure, Smaoboeos
Bran % Gprur9lel. vi blgo Wtno bs'
tiliattes meo Ell Glppe Soii % en-
etulme rob 9epper M % ba. 6tnt'
ballet alpperbs, Sinr mi togeuoe &anE
babies pper, % liot Sran blanoet BERT
ar iurtriuliet % iuarer goot I'll Ores.
ipisuineeu ont Spmmercn. SAB 0pnlen'
fad aulebniua til at ipnrtc Cglaa on
Binteren, % bette slsreS oerpeo, al
Srt1agoeoen, Sapren p.l.p. FIpes hIet'
lem Gpner ener SaiteIie.
Gin alorig Splts alt, bpdo DC aartcr
at ipiis, tbi De ipiier Ian8t mere, eno D.
pirtelio bar gcOt al. 3c bare tlIoei
borits beraf, pg ipSuer ben. Nei od Ct
bet beore bcler at glue Dem Iiot fol
tibet. So mere &ioerlin9 / 6poen
psito beore.
On 8iutcreu brr be fau Ntao
8au9s ont 0u9en, % oen oaaoe bgl
prre parm, tbt bette E,wIner til at hnlo,
u.%sEnvuarmsn oppe, % psrnea ""ssIsc
Ill at iprmere gGg .8roouttipuen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Sor SnsboIoninssn.

gGbtefager. - gG6lerne 5tiGreS
% itrG(Ies i Sfiper, 9iernebuiet to9es
M, % Stiuerne lGsseS ! Sano eiter'
bucrt, for life at blipe mgrte. Oar mon
fife friife sEbler, fan tsrrebe bruges.
&c io9es / Ell s~laieret Srpoe meb 2aa9
,ner % | iaa tibet 8anb iom muli9t,
rso Sufter o. Sauel efter Smns, til be
y mrre. 9u rgrss s@blerue aobt no;
Y @rpbeu for tpnb, jaunss ben meS
l,ot Corn Stard. Gu 9ei9 laoeS al
A8el % Smsr, pmtrent lise me9et af
bcs9e, en- sGgseblomme % en- 8pp tOlot
@onS. 9sisen urbeibcs spot, es ifie'
res / 2 llse Gele. Se9se oisie ilrules
no til tpnoe 8aser; ben enc al benz leg
scs paa en- imurt Banoe, berpper Ct Gag
Sgbleerpo; roenpua bette lasseS for,
Netist ben nnSeu tpnoe Ga9e, Os San.
terne trpttes lammen. Sttses / Cur
lpitbrun.
subtle Gpteter.-gae 2epnin,
ssrue al en- Stinfeitea % baf bet flint
blauo bert libt finbattet SEQ, Salt, 9ep'
per, en- ste ajgotrait ct Bar ba,teot
Zoo % liot repet 8rso. StiGr ell tn
Sine al itrre Itr91eoe 8Dteter, uobu
benz, iplo benz neo ben opennnput
8lanoins, ps biub laa ben aiitaaru
sfipe paa lpm 9nae. 8pteterue opp
pes | s@g, orpsies iaa meo repet Brso
% MI iteges De / Stegeuunen meb lib
,oot 6eot eller Smer en- Yanoe.
Muepa Stiufer % 8sIie
ION blnores pao frlgenoe Waooe:
Wan ta0er alrlinoeiigt lint SuSbplo
~ningsiali i ct Sao, ban llot &auo Der
paa, iaa Oct Sele blioer iaa tptt ipm G
&rso, 90 meo benne 8ianoiug ppc,
ftrpaes bet, Der Hal beuares. Gr alt
reoe Mueasu Der, ba MAJ ben flernei
% nu itrpsss Der eoot Oper meo Salt
blanoinseu, Tom ailatter fine Srpitalle,
os bet er oisie, ipm boiber Mus bort