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Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
Arrival Of Mails.

FROM NoRrn-Io:5S AN, 6o5p' m
FROM SOUTH o;SS AN.
Mail leaves the Post Office twenty minutes
before each train.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

All persons are forewarued harbOring or
Trusting nv son, Edward Tharp, as he has
left INV bed and board without just provo.
oat;or JOIN THARP, col.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Good pasture with plenty Of water and
shade within the town limits at so cents
week for cattle, and Is cents a week l4r
horses. Apply to J. Lowery, or IN his ao-
sence to Mr., Frank ReedY.
4-2A-Im. ]. LowERy.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

CARPENTERS on Monday began tear
buildings opposite Hammsrsley's S drut
store Belonging to DR.. William Mar
shall, preparatory to erecting two Oric'
storehouses.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Nv CLIFTON, mail messenger IN this
,oJ 80, has resigned his position to take
s egsct al the expiration of the thirty days
t ses' centred 81 bv law. The postofice de
1T has advertised for bids tor
5o;na the WORK. All bids should be
handed In to postmaster Thomas
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

The importance Of purifying the DlOoe eau
not be overestlmated, for without pure Dlooa
YOU cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs 2
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hooas
n.~,,l;o. sarsaparilla. Itstrengthens
Peculiar and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while it eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give 70
h Il9 su1s s9Es'P powurs p'e No To Itself
Observation-Disclosures arecord Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind 70
buv Hoods sarsaparilla do not be induced 70
take any other instead. It is Peculiar
Medicine. and Is worthy your confidence.
Hoods BaFsaparillai Is sold BY al druggists
Prepared by G. !. Hood 8 Co, Lowell MASS
TOO Doses One nollag
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
100 lbs. Live Geese Feather. for sale at

Can at Halls and buy pound OF ROCK
woods Premium Chocolate, return the
three labels aDdh he will make you present
Of one pound of RockwOOd's Cream Sh0eo'
late, the finest made.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Too much cannot be said against the
small boy being on the streets after DARK.
The devil is doing big part OF MS W9 ok
lust then. Any parent who allows ms
Young children on the streets az nignee'
has either lost control Of them or IS lnaii-
farent to their future.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Mr.. S. E. BISHOP has been reelected
Principal of the South Milford FuDne
Schools. The Board at the same meet '-I
ing expressed itself as fayorlng q IonPui-
sorv attendance act for the district
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Prime Cow and Calf for sale cheap. For
further particulars inquire of
A. APPLENfAN,
Apr.a.2t. Houston, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

BERRY WALLS, a sturgeon fishermen
of this town, on Friday last, caught
mammoth rock in his net, which weign e
sixty-seven pounds The fish was ie .
male. and was just ready to spawn when
captured.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

In the Shoe and Hat trade we carry
the largest line town; at HALLS.
We buy our Shoes and OxfOrds di-
rect from manufacturers; at HALLS.
We carry in stock the latest styles
in Ladies' and Gents; at HALLS.
We buy in quantities so as to gel
the lowest prices; at HALLS.
We guarantee our best goods to give
satisfaction to the purchaser; al
HALLS.
We desire your custom; at HALLS
We exchange Shoes and Hats FOL
merchantable produce, and at prices
as low as for the cash; at HALLS.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THE new ice plant being erected by
Geo. S. Grier, Esq, will be completed and M
in operation in about two weeks. Ice viii
be served to those who desire it in town
in any quantity. Mr.. Grier in keeping
with his progressive ideas sees the need
of a creamery also, and he is Row negoti-
airing with the manufacturers for the nee
essaTv machinery which he proposes to
put in at once. 1t would be well for NIL,
fore if more of her citizens with capital
had some of Mr.. Grier's enterprise.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

OUR Chief OF Police John N. sapp has has
been on a business trip to Phllauei' iia
this week,
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

FIVE hundred dozen shirts were TINS
week shipped from Strawbridge & CLOTH
ier's factory in this town to the house IN
Philadelphia. The average monthly out
put OF the factory is now about eight nun
dred dozen.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Ladies. ifyou are thinking officiating your
selves to a frst-class 26-iuch Silk or Gloria
Sun Umbrella and you wish bargain, can
at Deputy's. Apr 1t
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THE extremely warm weather OF the
three last days of last week sealded many
Of the peach buds aud shortened the pros
pect Of a big crop at least one-hali. Inc
growers who are used to watching ana
examining the buds are very downcast a.
the present prospect, and are NOT yer
thoroughly convinced that we shall nave
a half q crOp.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THOSE who have the proper soil Tor
raising sweet potatoes, are preparing 70
nut in a larger acreage than ever before.
The success attained last season nas
proved the ACCESSIBILITY Of raising tnis
crop more extensively than ever.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

A shad fisherman in the MispilllS3ni
River. on Saturday morning last, caug .lS
a German carp which weighed Tour anu
a-half bounds.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THE sturgeon fishermen lockedto Mil
forn on Saturday night in large numbers
and found recreation and solace in spend
inc much of their weeks earnings for
beer. etc. About three o'clock Sunday
morning, DIR. Pleasanton was called from
his bed and requested to dress a paa
wound which one CT them had upon ms
forehead. He said he and two otneIs
,',sre IN Front street when a brick thrown
Inv someone they did not see, came IN
contact with his head, with the result thai
q cash two inches long and reaching to
the bone, was made. As the streets were
iiohted and the moon shown brightly al
he same time, it is evident that the
wound was received in some othey way
which it was considered wise not to stare
The three men were very much trighteinet
and promised never to come 70 MillolS
again if they could get away tins time
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

AN amusing incident is related IN con-
nection with the seizure of the sturgeon,
boats on Monday last. Upon the arrival
of the feet here the Sadlers were taken
before Esquire Cullen and at the begin,
ming the names Of the boats were asked
for. A certain newspaper representa-
tive ~ began turning the leaves OF ms
note book as he volunteered the lniorilla'
ton. The justice reached his hand out
for the note book, but the reporter " nela
on to it, saying at the same time You
can't read it; I have taken It down IN
shorthand" In the end Mr.. Sadler had
to rive the names of the boats himself, es
the reporter could not read his own man man
uscript, which looked as much like Greek !.
to the average man Of intelligence as !.
did like shorthand or anything else pu'
the rambling lines of two-year-old BABE
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THE little baby William Of Mrs. ANNE
Davis nee Miss Annie Marshall, died last
week at Buffalo, Wyoming, age sixteen
months
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

MRS. SAMUEL WHITE and family OF
Philadelphia, this week moved INTO tnJ
residence at the corner OF Seconu j, anu ~
Walnut streets, North, where they Will III
future reside.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Mr.. AND MRS. REYNEAR WILLIAMS
have returned from their trip to Florida
and other points where Mr.. Williams went
for his health.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THE assessment list for town and school 6c
NAV be found hanging in the Postofhee
for public inspection.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

MORE books for the Town Library have
been purchased, and will be on the shelves
in day or two.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

IoHN M. sAPP and w. Wolfe Pretty,
man are going to open a second-nsnu
clothing store on Walnut street MI
Sam has been in Philadelphia this week
purchasing a stock of goods.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

The stallion Bertrand will stand for service
at my home, miles south of Lincoln, aud
by bringing mares to the horse terms will be
$500 to insure. Season from April Ist tC
JulyIst. 1891.
IN. p. m. CHARLES WARREN
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

TUESDAY, May 10Th, is the date OF l,. the
special election. VOTE FOR SoNNEN'
TON.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

BERRY TICKETS printed at this Office
IN anv quantity, at low prices Letter n:,,
Heads, Note Heads, Envelopes, blii
Heads, Statements, Check BOOKS, e'C,,
etc, artistically and promptly done AZ
satisfactory rates. Orders by man soiie-
tied.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

TRAILING ARBUTCs was meyer SO p len,
tiful in this section as now. a DOu4 IiI,.
of arbutus the size OF base pan I ,:tIiiyy
sells for half dollar when arlis''e'iiy
arranged with green moss.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THE young people of Milford are be- e.
ginning to plan for the entertainment Oh
their regular number OF summer VlsilOis'
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

MR.. S. E. BISHOP has been chosen
oroarist of The Avenue NJ. E. Church at
a nominal salary OF $50 year
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

FOUR thousand bushels OF oyster s sneiis
have this week been placed upon SCUM
Walnut street.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THR meeting Ofthe Christian Endeavor
Society on Sunday night is the -Consecra-
tion meeting, when the roll-call OF hon.
-ararv. active and associate members Is
called. It is hoped that every one con
nected with the Society will be present
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

DEArH.-Joseph wolcott, Of Harring-
ton. died on Thursday last, of pueumo-
MIA, age 6s years. Mr.. Wolcott was q
brother of James Wolcott, of Dover, and
for FIVE years past has beena sufferer from
paralysis. Interment was made on sun
dav in the M. E. Cemetery at Harring-
ton
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THE beautiful weather of the past week
has been the means of starting spring
trade and of drawing many people to the
beaches along the bay shore.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THE w. c. T. U. will meet with MISS Is
Georgia Arnold at the home oil MI X H.
Gilman next Monday evening
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
For Sale Cheap.

Sugar and cents per ID. at Kendall
Shockley's store, South Milford. It.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THE Presbytery of New Castle was as. IN
session this week at Delaware Oity.
Some of i1s business will be noticeu III
our next weeks issue.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Corn PLANTING time is upon u.s. and
the farmers are busy accordingly.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

N. ]. PIERsoN has returned from rom a 1I I1ui
months visit to Colorado ana olnel "es
!. tern and Southern States.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

REV. H. L. BUNsTEIN will preach. o -.l !,
dav morning on Power Unto SalVaIi on. ,,
and in the evening, "On Pfoht ana Aoss'
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

THOMAS A. WATSON and }. u. oal-
mons will open, May 18TH gIoc tI,s
store in Collins Block, next uo9r - ny
pos,ofice under the firm name Oh "alsoH
& Salmons.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

For frst-class shave or latest style hair
cut 90 TO Kern, South Walnut St. Ladies'
and chiidren's bangs shingled.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
MILFORD MENTIONS.

TROUT aud king crabs have made then
appearance along our shores.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Happy and content isa home with The 70
ebester;;'' q lamp with the light Of the morning
Rrsstalsc.s. sssife lEzksaser 1aasf &C. As'' -
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
narlu Roae SEED Potatoes.

Earlv Rose. Home Crown Seed Potatoes
in quantities, for sale by
AnTTo.ti W. T. ALLEN.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

When YOU 60 to buy Hoods Sarsap.aiTilla
be sure to get it. Don't be put on Win an
inferior substitute. Insist upon HOOD s.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Fret not your life away because your hai5
;s orav. while Young, aslYou can stop an
orsvness and can beautly the naif VIVA
fHsips Hair Remover an be happy-
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

I will canvass the town taking orders Tor
the sale Of ice to be delivered during tile
season, FRANK L. GRIER.
Apr-24-tf
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

lust received a car load Of ice, which VIII
he supplied to those who desire it in any
quantity and at a reasonable price.
i.Io-tf FRANK KRAAILICH, Central Hotel
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
For sac.

Timothy Hay by the car or smaller guam
t;,;ss 4 G. H. HALL
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

All kid and fabric gloves are now sold
strictly at cost for cash. Prices reduced
on ali notions. This is an opportunity sell
dom found for buying goods unusually
cheap. MRS. y. T. hUDsoN'
- rotf
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
Horse Breeders.

For Fresh Groceries, call at Kendall
Shockley's store South Milford. It.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Fresh Groceries from Philadelphia every
week at Kendall Shockiey's store So. Milford
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

At Mrs. Weeks Bargain Store,
Webster's Dictionary (Original edition.
including appendix and 1900 iliustra-
lions; size a inches by 10, and
inches thick, for $l.79 1t.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
Notice.

All Those who are indebted to the estate Of
the late Daniel Purnell, deceased, will please
come forward and settle without delay.
LOUISA PURNELL, Administrative.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Ladies, if you desire a nice black or col
ored Henrietta dress, and something light IN
weight in the way of Challies, Ginghams
and Outings, call at Deputy's. Our prices
will surely save you money Apr-24-2'
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

The light running Domestic Sewing Ma
chine" for sale by Mark L. Davis.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the taxables Of School
Districts l. lOO 1903 and 104, of Sou;L Milo rd that
The School Duplicate is hung up at Pierce 2 Cs5,
means store for inspection The eemmitlee VIII
the afternoon. JOS, b. DAN4oi Seo19'
Dated April IS, 1891.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Ladies, when out shopping, don't fail tS
see the great stock Of Dry Goods, Notions
and Trimmings now on exhibition a
Deputy's. We now have decidedly th'
greatest variety of merchandise ever behelt
at our place. Api-z4-z
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24

Apr-3-2t.
Milford chronicle., 1891-04-24
Facts At Halls.

7. WILLIAMS.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-03
3ebenHaaenbe greo fra ben asteo

Neoenitaaenbe greo fra ben asteoe
os bel tienote BaitOr u. St. Sasen taller
for Zig ielp.
2aGrosie, 8is, Ace Warts 81.
8 Hers Nar bar iss libt af aarotalsi
eller Sour Stomach uben at bape fun.
net finbe nosen Oaris Sielp al be Re'
biciner, Tom .r blsuen mig foreitreuet, Os
nu bar ies beitemt mig til OsIaa al
prspe 9eres bsfjsnots Ntebiein Kuriko.
aariasen til, at ies MI oil fOrisse benz
mes belbrsb.nbe G~senfaber, er fslsenbe
8ep. 3. Qlfepolo fra 2racp, Minn., iao
op til mig ibas, os | Samtalens ast
Tom ies ti~lialOispis til at naOne mil
Slbebefnoenbe. Sun f%ortalte mig oa.
at ban bruste Kuriko mob bet ieloiamms
Dnoe % bapbe funoet, at bet bar bel
bebite 2asemiobel, ban basbe brust
San mebbslts osiaa, at ban fjenbte til
at gaitor q. g. fauisr ! Granflln, GeH.
bile Co., Winn., en- mig pei betieno'
Wanb, bar brust 8erss Kuriko ior al
beles ben lamme SpsoOm us er blepsr
fulbfanbis belbrebet for famine. 9ett'
sr Gariassn til, at leg M bill prspe De
res Mebicin. uubsrret mig oelu,iissr
ON 8ris NJ. nj.
Dsres Reu. U. &. Sasen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-03
Gpertas.
gana,lia sfibsbieranino.

~t"tsb ANRf"HF
2obe Septbr. pyiDite ct Telegram ont,
at en- Itsrre Camper Tom 6abnriit inos
busIereoes til Gsteb0rg. LID paa 6or.
miooa1eu antreoe o9iaa uoenfor R6os
Steu 3ampifibtt "5imlpo" al 0efu'
cattle, unirino 9uiino IONS or99tig o.
laitet meo Tr6lait ior Eiterijacn. Gam.
perens propeller bar pon Reiisu btepne
ian aluOrli0 beifnoigeot. at Sfibet neppe
ftuoe maugorercs. On eugelt Iams
per baooe ioriegt at poe Sftbet 6ielp,
men udatte pao 8runo al bet baaroe
8eir ailtaa 6erira. Deb Snnitholmsn,
buor "Slmloo" bolot paa at oripe itdno
unoer baarb Goropeititorm, fiji Den imios
lertio Sielp al en- 6eliiugborgoamper,
Tom Der uofsrte ct onffert 8iergniugs'
arbeioe. Site minore enb z Timer meo'
git til at iaa Ell bolobar 8usiertabel
i9itet melem be 10 9ampere. % man
Tan sisrc iis Ell 8egreb ON Sisens %
Stormens 8raft, naar man borer. at en-
IL 9ommers Rnuiaatrosie ipraua.
gusieringen op til 6stebor9 tog life
minore euo "a 3iner. "Simloo" font
mer til at rcparere / Gstebors.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-03
Gn Staalmebeliabrif er antagt be

Gn Staalmebeliabrif er nntast ueo
@rptisls 8rus / GItergstlauo iaar,
Ser forarbeioes Eager at Ell WtGngoe
foritieIige StG9s iaaiOm StOle, Boroe,
Sofacr al Here Sterrelier, 8iGlter,
8arneoogne Off. % forburigt aft, iom
Mpbelbran6en Ian prpoe os oHre til
Rptte for ct GUS iaauel i%nooenoig iont
paa 8eranoaer os / 6auen.
Sabrifen beItaar at tire Gta9er. 8
ben ueberIte uofsres bet 9rooere arbeioe,
buiS Grunoemne er StaaL o9 Serntraao
af forItieai9e Stsrrelier. s anoeu
Gtase faar 3iluirfnin9en boueoia9eli9
fit eleeants lloitpr. Ser finoes nemli8
Slibninss' o9 8olerin9smaiflner, ltge'
iom Der 5ornitlin9 ab saloaniit Del TO-
resaar. goer1te gtage i~uoebolber Na'
lerpertIteo, buor ale life iornitleoe Nr.
beioer males. S9oerne / Sofaer og
Stole er al 1eattrR, buis SOloburben
os 2etbeb FAINT oafrc lloieenoe lille laoet
noset tilba9e at BnIte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-03
&c peitlige Settleres noicgte
specific.

geo bper Sremrptfen al SnOuanorin'
aen / 3eiten ltabes Ell M Gfterirgr9Iel
eiter Spitetters Stoma6 8ltters. Gtp'
Tia Iettlebe gsne er oite minbre iunbe
emo be 9otaliteter, iom bar uRret be-
boebe / lengere 9ib. 9ette tpmmer al
mias matilfe llpounitniuser fra be npe
qore, iIar lanss Glpebreober, iuln uite
pperippmmes. @serbrnseren os @rlbe'
arbeiberen lerer luart, buis ban life az
lerebe peb bet, at bette Sitters er bet
eneIte fire Mibbel mob Malaria %
anbre lloroener i Wapeu, 2eoeren, Snos
polpene, fpraariaset peo tllmatiife 5or'
ambrinser, uiunbt gano os Gsos. San
iatter iel~pislselis Ell bsi 8ris paa bette
SpeeiRc i Sorbolp til bets oir!elise
garbi, % ban bar bet ! Quiet Tor at
aiuenbe Spsoomnle % fremme Sunbbe'
ben o. itOler paa bet Rsesfalo. (aou.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-03

MfSnuQelIeu Of banffe Sanae.

Mffpnselien al banIfe Sange. I'm
Der en- lbHust til Baoeltebet Sslpit Deb
2illebelt, iom SelItubet "SarmOnien"
Sabersleu foretos ben lobe Sum- b. a.,
fang noste at Selitabets Wteblemmer bl.
a. Sausen Ser er ct pnbist 9anb" al
Sebleni6lager. On tilIteoeoarsnbs
@enbarm melSte bette til 8olitiet, Ds
Nmtsforitanoeren osmte be 8 Weolem'
mer al "Sarmonien" til boer en- 8soe
al 8 Narf, fOrbi be baobe iunget en-
banIt Gang al opbiolenbe Snbbolo.
Sa9en btep inSantst for Reoninseretten,
og oenne bar MI ~frifunbet ale be 2il'
talte. &etten mente uel, at "9er er Ell
pnbist 9ano", naunlis Drbene "8Ori
9amle 9anmart Ifal beItaa1, bare "op'
bioienbe", men Oa Der iusen staoe bar
itet, ioet fun en- @enoarm baobe b0rt
Sanssn, bar Der insen @runb til al
itraffe Saugerne.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-03
Sr.oriisoarn. y,o, M ben ss,r

Greortfspnrn. Wot III beR Sbsu
OCTOBER raiebe ber It xalminbelia N.mt
8eir meb 9pnilb % 7orben % Itarse
Re9nbpger. 8inben bar umtrsnt ipspn,
bit Banbe.
al. Al Hog 2pnet nsb / 3asten "Gl.
lioa", clipper Rasmusie len al 8rifians.
iano. iom laa tilanfers paa aparan.
t%9nebaonen Deb 5aitninsen. Snstsn
bar for Stippereus e9en Resrins LATTE.
meo 8rainsrGr, @las | 9asier, 8alt %
so Saler PRESET So, bpiltet Of 2pnet
bleu antanbt, os auen blep of ben
ltRrfe Blno forplantet ppermanoe bur-
tig ODER belle 8Gftet.
Sttpperen Os bans Ssn, Tom b.sse
par tilfsis, oa Slben opbasebes, Tom OF
| en- Sart, uoen at faa alaber paa ia,
% bespnbte at flutte, men til insen
Rptte.
Wagten paa 8eritet ppoagebe Brat.
ben % siorbe itrar 8~rdnbaIarm. Ganife
tort efter Slbens ubbrub Tom Der Sielp
ira @erftet, peb' at Gbefen Ielp meo
Baabe os Manblfa fom til, liseipm
2osolbermanben os ilere Stibstapteiner
Tom % bialp til. Sasten bleu ballet ino
paa @rrnb os busset Sul i, oa Slosn
hapbe ubbrebt fig operalt unber 9ai.
De branbenbe Ssballer paa 9effet bleu
faitet ooerborb os rebbet iaameset ilanb
at S%npentariet iOm sisrlist, for Sasten
fpletes % fantrebe ODER.
Stipperen 1aube Inn fin Son omborb,
% er be mesct at betlase peb bet fore
TAB, be bar libt, ba boerten Sastel
euer 2aIten bar as1ureret.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-03
Gn o%prcrenoe llluffe inStraf i {,

Gu oprsrenbe lllpffe inotraf / iors
riee l1se hos 5ofoot Tsrn pan Iornbp
| Sornas. og enonu mere ~oprDreuoe bar
Den B~ebanotiu9, iom bet betla9elies'
pRroige Offer maatte uoItaa.
Gn 11aari9 Ser al Sotoater bnooe
fra 2aauen taltet ct Steub0r ueo / 6Gl.
men, men | nrite Wiinut ramleoe ban
Ielu nso og fatot paa BOret, Tom tr4n9tc
ino | llnberltuet pad BAN o. Ignoerreu
bans SubUotoe. Sm Wliooagen git
Wooeren til 8pen % loo @utten bliue
liggeroe aleus bjemme uoen ben ringeite
Bteie. Yln9et al en- ulioeli9 IerIt oat'
leoe ben l~tattetS @ut engatt9 op for at
brittle, os bet lptteoes bam u~irteti9 at
faa lsftet ct 8anotdr pp til Wunoen,
men - 8anoet raubt uo giennem bet
sabeube GAR.
Otter ioare 2ioelier enote ben Itat'
tels Cuts SIP TO Gage efter ulptten.
Man boooe life isgt nossr I0ielp for at
linbre Smerterne Og boloe 2~iosaanberne
oppe. Sor9lOrenes JorbOlo bar opbt
oprgrt RabOerne.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-03
m I.
ara ablbsosn Sfripss: llb. paa Gbl.

UIu NglDeOtH lItIuse lOe pao App
beben bar man en- Gerie, Ton, mo tai.
Der aartoHelferie. Ssfen taser | be
Gsne, bpcr ma p1ieutlis fun adler
Rus os Bosboeoe, iaa libt lib, at en-
Del al 6eitferien beulasses til Gfter'
aaret, til 8artoffetoptdsninsstioer, bpab
Der er meset fprnuftig siprt al Stolebe.
itprelien, oa BGrnene | aartofeltiben
life ig9te Sfolen allieepel. aartoHel'
then er iaaoan en- a~lminoelis Bj1rs'
n~ingstio, buurfor aft anoet itaar Sfpg9e.
On Slaas Qspialernes Sen.
8artoflen er en- az be pistigite 8lan,
ter Der uoe paa ablGeoen. Rugen fan
ilaa felt, 8aurieoen er | 8eseleu usiel,
men aartoflen ilaar iieloen fell. Den
er S%ebebonbens Gtgtte. Den stoer BAN
en- fontant Srotest, us ben er bet piss
tisite Broouft | bans Susbolonin9. On
Gfteraaret fisrer S~eoebonben til Torps
meb fine R~artofler; bper 2srbas tan
man paa 8ibor9 Ioru ie LANCE &Gffer
aartofelposne. Selu &artpffelmel for
itaar Sebebonben at pine ub al aartofs
lerne. 8 Gfteraarstiben fan man on,
Gftenen ie belle Samilier ripe aartoFer,
mems en- baio bebspenoe ltram 2ust ops
fpleer Stuen. Nosen ipnoerlis lutras
tio 8orretuin9 er bog oenne Snbultri
life, ioet l Sfp. aartuHer oeb ben an.
penote acknowledgements fun siuer ca.
3 8unb Mel.
aartoflen er en- I6ooeObe1tanooel al
Sebebonbers 0nrin9. aummer man
en- Wiooa9SItuno no til 8suoerne paa
Gblbeoen, fanr man juit life bpie De
ereber ON beres lutuaiIte Maaltiber.
st 8jers al 8artpfier troner mibt paa
Torou9en, o9 ale 9Rnber er Serb
meb at pile &artoler. Oct er life nos
get renli9t Nrbeibe at maie SRnoerne /
8artofelitral, men bet bjelper, at be
life er iDnberlis iuisuereoe | 6orpeien.
I'll 8artoflerne bsrer N flor @rpbe
~Melouelie" os en- file BIB 8lef eler,
naar bet fommer bsit, "Sfabeif". ST.
termaoen er altio 890ins. Man otl
efter oenne 8eretnins f~oritaa, at 8aal
er Ssnbassret, Os at en- itest @aas tun
bar biemme | beres bsieite - rent ub
panpittis bsie - saitronomiite Enifer.
Men tilbase til 8artoffeloptagningen.
Oct er noset af bet pnrIte Grbeioe. Der
er til. Seq infer be itaffels apinofolt
= TIL bet er melt &oinofOlf, Der 9isr
bet Nrbeibe - Der Dag ub os Sag IND
Ifal srape aartOfler op. @aaromanoss
bstre, Susmanosfoner, 8prn - be ifal
ale uoen llnota9elie ii &artof erne".
Raar bet er sobt SER, Sollflnsoeir
e1er BARN 8leit, iaa gaar Irbeibet
suooa an, flint Sanoerne rtgtisnot
bliper iom 8ipeiern af al ben Roben |
Sorben. Men Seoepisen fororer life
iua blsbe Snnoer at flappe i'm &jereites
aiub, os BUN iper life 8uritipnins.
Gr bet Re9noeir, ba Cub fri os for
Nrbetbe. Sober % ane bliper uaabe
af at lisse paa ben fustise Sorb. 9aa
Rpsgen tren9er Re9nen ino % eiena
nsm,sner bele arOppen. Senoerne
bliper n4lten itipe al at robe / ben tolbe,
fugtige Wulo. Gr bet folot, ba frpier
5olteue iom Sunoe. Snsen aleoer
fan bolbe @iteraarstuloen ube. Ss man
msoer buer Dag. Gnten Der er 8im
eler Dug paa Suroen, ital 5oltene
8artoferne. Sn9en 8aropn. Glib os
Slab, Ge9u os Stuff.
Seq ioritaar, at 8iserne Tiger til
aisbltaberns, bpor Der er lunt os COB
8oit.