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I FEEL it my duty to say few words in
regard 10 Ely's Cream Balm, and do so en-
tirely without solicitation. have used it
more or less half a year, and have found it to
be most admirable. / have suffered from ca
tarrh Of the worst kind ever since was a lit
tie boy and never hoped for cure, but Cream
Balm seems To do even that. Many OF nv
acquaintance have used it with excellent
Chicago, III. MWF
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
mothers for their children while teethinq
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, aliays pain, cures wind coiic'
for diarrhuaa, whether arising from teethinS
or other causes. For sale by druggists in every
part OF the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle. ATyVE
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san Francisco Agencies.

Entered at the Postofflce at Sacramento as
Eecond-class matter.
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SAN FTanc1ScO AgencleS.
This paper is for sale at the following places
Il. p, Fishers, room 21, Merchants Exchange,
California street; the principal News Stands
andg1Iotels and at the Nlarket-street Ferry.
RB~Also for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
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FAST TIME TO THE EAST.-The Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Santa Fe route) is now
twelve hours shorter to Kansas CITY and ST
Louis, and twenty-four hours shorter to Chi
cago than formerly. Pullman Tourist Sleap-
ing Cars to Chicago every day without chance
Personally conducted excursions every Thurs
day. GEORGE W. RAILTON, Agent. 1904
Fourth street, Sacramento. MNIF
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SAMPLE ROOMS, 1914 Sixth street, be-
tween and X. Fine Wines, Liquors and Ci-
CARS. JACOB HEARTH prnnrintnr
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HANDMADE CREAMS, 50 cents Der
pound also finest variety of candies. JOHN
ARCEGA, sos X street. rnr24-tf
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All these publications are sent either by
Neil or Express to agents or single subscrib-
ers with charges prepaid. All Postmasters
are agents.
gThe best advertising mediums on the Pacific
c0ast.
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PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. bv
use of local aneSthetic. DIR. WELDON, ben
tist, Eighth and j streets.
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CALIFORNIA; POOL OF DEATH.
1t Gives or q Gas That Il Fatal to All Forms
of Animal Life.

Talk about Death valley" said Gavin
McNab, an explorer. to some friends in q
Francisco recently, 81 know a spot in Cali
fornia where no living thing can exist five
Of O travelled country road. Along the foot
of the Mendocino mountains runs q much
travelled road, which leads from the town
of Hopeland to UkIsh. The road 10 on a
river, which, like nearly all California
streams. is constantly changing its chan
mel. When the I'M overfiows occur the
river spreads over the whole valley, and is
q mile or more wide.
I'm q clump Of these stunted trees, at q
point about three miles from Hopeland and
about thirty feet from the road. there pub
bles q spring of ~clearest sparkling water.
The only thing peculiarly noticeable about
the spring from q distance is the loud
h,ssing sound 10 makes as IL gushes mp out
Of the Rravelly soil. 10 sounds like boiling
water with occasional jets of steam escap-
ing. Approach it and you will be startled
TO see lying around the spring the skeletons
mails, such as coons, foxes and the like. and
nearly always there will be q body or two
of birds or animals In q more or less ad-
vanced state OF decomposition hear the
edge of the spring. If q man is wise he
will be content with an inspection of the
unattractive spot from q distance. The
fact 10 that there rises constantly from the
spring q gas so Doxious and so deadly that
one Whit OF 1t Is sufficient to guish
life.
The terrible character of the spring.
continued Mr.. McNab. "is we'll known to
all who reside in the neighborhood, and
they tellsome horrible stories concerning
1t. One day the little six-year-old daugh-
ter of o farmer living near the spring wan
dered away from home. Its absence was
not noticed for an Jour or two and then
the parents went in search Of their child.
They found her lying dead beside the
spring with a little dead bird clutched in
her hand. She had evidently seen the bird
lying beside the spring, and being at
tracted by the bright oolors of its plumage
bad tried to pick it up, and in SO doing had
inhaled the gas rising from the water and
died with the bird.
We'll known as 10 the deadly character
of the spring. there is absolutely no warn
ing posted. no fence around il nor protec-
ton against it of any kind other than a
few limbs OF trees and bushes thrown over
the place by farmers to keep their stock
away from It. A venturesome man once
held his breath and nostrils and leaned
over the spring to hear the noise il made,
which he described as something terrible.
The water Is thought to be comparatively
wholesome. but nothing is known posi-.
lively about it. as il has never been ana
lyzed. There can be no doubt, however.
that the spring is certain and instant death
to every living thing that approaches It."
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Reai-Estate Transfers.

instruments fled for record In the recorders
cffice of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at 8 p. NJ, Aug. Is. 1891.
as furnished by Elliott * Butler. abstracters
of titles. Hartford Block. No. 81 East Market
street.
David H.. Fatout 20 ONEIDA Wooden,
lot 3, in Fatout's Haughville subdi-
isiou S-oO.UO
Albert Thayer TO Enoch Mark, lot "a,
In square 80, I'm Burton's North In
dianapolis addition 5000
Richard +. Niven TO Henry Ruch. lot
16. in square 4, In Bruce Baker ad-
10000
James W. Fesler 90 Albert X. Gray.
lot 3, in the Miami Powder Com
pany's subdivision OF lot 1. ETC.. in
square 2, In Rhodes's North Illinois
street addition. $500
Conveyances. 4: consideration. =. S1,575.00
Conveyances for the week. 80; con-
sideration. ,22l.0
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Local Forecasts.

Local Forecasts.
For Indianapolis and Vicinity-For the
twenty-four hours endingS p. NJ. Aug. II
Rain during the night; cloudy weather
clearing occasionally during Monday; near
~ stationary temperature.
GENERAL INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Aug. H.-FOrecast till P.
NJ. Monday.
For Ohio and Indiana-Showers, except
fair in extreme northern portions; winds
generally southeriy; no decided change In
temperature.
For Illinois-Generally fair on Monday;
stationary temperature. except warmer In
central portion; variable winds.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The weather map shows no particular
disturbance nor anti-cy clonio area. but
nearly normal conditions over the entire
country. The permanent summer high
temperature rests over the South Atlantic
and east gulf States, while the general
seasonal depression o~verlies the Northern
districts. These conditions create the
general atmospheric flow from south to
north which gradually increases the heat
unless modified by ci0udlness. There are
some indications of q low barometer area
developing over Siontana, In which case
ipated in the Missouri valley. Monday and
Tuesday. and likely the commencement OF q
warm wave. A cloud area with showery
conditions extends from the North Caro-
lima coast to Illinois, and also in South
Dakota; elsewhere generally clear weather
prevails. These scattered rains will likely
continue into the Ohio valley, the mount
ain district, and may extend to the coast
from Wilmington to Sandy Hook.
A spread of the rain area east.
ward from SOuth Dakota isnOt anticipated.
The 900 maximum temperature line sunday
passed through Wilmington. Cairo. Wicbi-
Ia to Denver, south of which it was gener-
ally above. The line of So passes through
New York. Pittsburg, Chicago. st. Paul and
Bismarck. The line of 700 passes north and
south through the New England States.
from New Haven to Quebec. east Of which
It was below.
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE

An illustrated book entitled "Gds to Health and Etiquette" by Lydia E PhnkhanL SO great
value to aides. We will present a copy to anyone addressing US with tO 2-eent stamps.
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inches around the forearm. and so on. Why
should she do all these thingsf Whence
comes this rulef Is it, then, that q woman
of five feet three, who has q twenty-five
formedf Shall the lover go around with
calipers and tape-line to choose a wifef
Shall the girl with the twenty-twO-lnch
waist be expected to diet so as to gain the
with q plump forearm undergo medical
treatment TO shrink 1t to eight inches in
diameteri There is a deal of nonsense
about this perfect woman. As well attempt
to define q perfect rose or a perfect land
scape. The woman of five feet three inches.
or any other height. is q model woman
when she possesses a coed constitution,
keeps herself in health, and is satisfied
with the figure nature gave her.
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Kansan Philosophy.
AtchisOn Globe.

AICHIsUu0 IUU6.
No life that seems long is a happy one.
Many men loaf under the pretense Of tax
ing care of their health.
Is people grow older the days become
shorter and the nights longer.
Woman's lips seldom betray her, but her
eyes tell the secret of her life.
If q man will associate with thieves he
should not complain when he is robbed.
If q mans record Is a bad one. he can't
travel SO fast that it will not overtake him.
Love Is an argument that has only one
side before marriage, but after marriage it
has two.
We would ell be great rnen il we could be
measured by the great things we intend to
do tomorrow.
Investigate most worthless men closely.
and you will find that they either sing or
play some game particularly well
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when these mines are thoroughly developed.
The increased cost of labor in this country
over that of Wales will be overbaanced by
men are, however. making the most of the
time left them and are quitting the Amer
lean market with their product
The various companies establishing plants
for the production of tin IN the Black hills
will contribute coward the erection of q
large structure at the worlds fair. made
entirely of American blook-tin.
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Observations at indianapolis.
General Weather Conditions

OeneraI weather Cond1etOna-
SUNDAY, Aug. 10, 8 p. N.
PRESSURE - High barometrio pressure
continued from the Mississippi eastward to
the Atlantic; less high west of that river;
the love est in British Columbia
TEMPERATURE-Seventy degrees and less
is reported from LaKe Superior, Canada
andnOrthern New York, nOrthward; 500 and
above from Montana westward. and from
Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois. Ken
lucky and South Carolina. southwark; 800
and more in western Texas.
PRECIPITATION-Light and heavier local
rains fell in the Ohio valley, Illinois, 1ndi-
ana. near Lake Erie, North Carolina, Vir-
ginia, at Galveston, Tex, Utah. Colorado
and South Dakota.
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The Perfect Woman.
Boston Glob,

The New York Recorder is an able news
paper and all that, but it carries presump-
tion too far when it informs its readers
that a woman five feet three inches tall
should weigh 80 pounds and measure
twenty-four inches around the waist.
thirt-one inches around tho chest, eight
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boxes a day: the United States Iron and
Tin-plate Company, Demmler, 2.00O boxes
o month; ST. Louis Stamping Company, so
boxes. Marshall Bros. and n. G.. Taylor.
of Philadelphia. and Fleming IL Hamilton.
of this city, purchase the block-plate and
tin il.
The following firms are now actually
erecting mills for the manufactures: Z. III.
Laufman Is increasing his capacity TO 400
boxes a day; the Demmler firm is increasing
its capacity 20 5000 tons per annum; Norton
Bros, of Chicago. 200 boxes per day: Somer
Bros. OF Brooklyn, four mills; Briston.
Cleveland. 400 boxes a day; the Lewis Sheet
and T~in-plate Company. Joliet, 1900 boxes
q week. and Reeves Bros, of New PhIladel-
phia. are putting in a plant.
Operations at Harney's Peak, In the
Black Hills, Dakota. are being pushed for
ward. The company operating the mines
has over 100000 invested, and has sunk
over one thousand mines. Seven or eight
of these have been sunk to a depth of 800
feet, and the most promising ones will be
drilled to a depth of from 600 to 200 feet.
lie costs 500 a foot to drill the shafts. but
the value and the richness of the oar in
creases at every foot drilled. Tin 10 @ very
deep metal. The mines are all within a
radius of twenty or twenty-five miles from
Harney's Peak. one of the highest of the
Black hills.
The company is building a large plant for
the reduction, separation and concentra-
ton of the ore. There are already over one
hundred thousand tons of ore on the dumps.
These will be reduced TO pig and block-tIn
is worth about four hundred dollars. and to
every ton of ore there are about one hun
dred pounds of tin. The plant that is now
IN course OF construction will handleo over
five hundred tons of ore g day.
Manufactured tin will become cheaper
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Progress.

Progress.
1t 10 very important in this age of vast
material progress that a remedy be pleasing
to the taste and to the eye, easily taken,
acceptable to the stomach and healthy in
it's nature and effects. Possessing these
qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect
laxative and most gentle diuretic known.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-29
XVI.
MagelOs.

Drowning &rfina par borte. lSuor? Snseu piOFs
bet. Nan iasoe, at benoeS 9ieHe bauoe Iigret en- 6lugt
at bun meb ct llOruab al @lGbe par iprunset oucr yGf'
ten, Der banueoe @rGnie fen mob 8anmarf. Suorfor?
Bar Sperise fpr benoe ben inGure 6ioIe, iom Ell lln9nlo
BELT fnapper Op i Rpsscn for at tuune aanOs frit? Nfen
bet uar lite muIi9t. $oun pilOc 10 tOmme tilbage, bun
bapOe Ieiet fig ct SuS Stod5Olm.
Dele 5ii9et unoreoe lg. DIAN piloe baue unSret lg
enonu mere, buiS life Gles 9litte bauOe uGret retteOs
imoo ben npe Songe. 90 6rifinas 5io oar ale Dine
pdo9ns. Saa mango 6arer, Seire, SriuInier rulter Ct
0olt op. Dian ltoD enouu oper ior europa; man bap'
oe life faaet Sio til at iorop6e fig line e8ne SmaaiIHg,
Storma9totanien par inogroet / buer en- Spenlter, Og
6tnnerne lnI9te %Iangiumt riter. Dper WlanO betoo No'
get I Seroen, huer 6uinoe tilbsrte en- 8rOuninss Slpu.
(5ortiGttes9
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-29
og SUar.

@icnnem l9naere lib bar ap'ierne
inbebolot iaapel langcre iom fortere
grtifler auaaacnoe Msoiciuen kurIko
% bens gooc Gsenfaber. idnt cglaa en-
bel Del 2eStimonisr fra fulot trooGrs
oiae Golf bpis Rapne er Bergen for, at
Der intet Snmbus better peb Weoicti1ei'
% ~eriaret bsns ~gapnli9e SuoIposlle
paa apnititntipnen, iamt u9iaa blanot
be mango, Tom enonu itaar tpiplenoe
~liaepperipr ben os enbnu life bar prs
bet ben, bprer man pfte oct Spsr9smnal:
boorIor faua jeg life faa tjebt kuriko
pna 9lpOtbetet? Suorfor fan life oente
Meoicin Iaarelipm unoen Fatentsateots
Gin Iaaes hos Npptbeferne? Sort %
fremit al ben 8runo, at ben tn9en 80
tent Meoicin er % aloris bar oGret no
9iuet for bette, o9 for bet nnoet, 1orol
Meoicinen, bpis ben ifuloe i9lgeS hos
Ipptbeterre, oiloe furopres / betDoelig
@rao. Ger er ingen Spiul on, at Sic
ren, buis ban piloe benpenoe zig I'll De
bersmte nmerifanite 5irmaer, ium banS'
fer meo Npotbefcrparer / bet Store,
funbe iorp9e lin Smiatnin8 til bet
man9eoobbelte ps berpeo altiaa oslan
fin 5ortjeneite, Meu bette 9isr ban
life at Den iinple @runc, at ben minore
bemIOleoe MtanO, ben fattise @nfe mec
fine Sern ogiaa fan ie Jig titano til at
ioritafie fig Webicinen, iom ct liseiaa
u~sbpenoi8 % liseiaa anerfjeuot / bet
fore Ialabs iom / ben taruelisite SDtte.
gf Upenitaaenoe @runbe fan life Kuriko
erbOloes paa G~pOtbefet, % itulbc Der /
bit Nabola9 life allerebe pere en- aselt,
iaa ~tilifr,u Or. g. Sabrnep, 112 9.
SoDne ape., Gbicaso, ST., us ale nar7
mere S%plpsninger bill mebbeles.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-29
2tteratur.
WOMEN AND BASEBALL.

WE are always glad to chronicle a new
idea, especially when It is possessed of
such great merit as that which is now pre-
sented to us in the August number of
DEMoREsT's FAMILY MAGAZINE, which
has just arrived. One of the leading ar
ticles is a game Ct baseball all played out
on paper by means of finely executed
illustrations with explicit descriptions of
each move. Those who have attemted TO
explain the game of baseball to a sister,
wife, or wife to-be, know what an Almost
whole thing done for you, n SO clev-
erly and clearly, that after reading il a
oma will be as anxious as any one of
the other sex to see a match, and she will
never again say, well, what is Il ere in
baseball, anyhow" The article will save
you hours of explanation, and shows the
enterprise of this progressive Magazine,
which strives to give the public just what
they want. This August number is GER
tainly very attractive. "a Happy Day at
Cairo" with its beautiful illustrations,
gives splendid idea of home life in Egypt;
Summers Bird" is one of Olive Thor G
Miller's charming papers; "The Game of
Lawn Crooketta'' describes the new pas
I me, that is almost as fascinating as ten.
mis-; there are absorbing stories and beau
tiful poems; all the numerous departments
are Overlooking with good and seasonable
things; and in addition there are wei two
hundred fine illustrstions, including a
beautiful water color of Swallows" II
is published by w. JENNINGS DEMoREsT,
at Is East 18th St, New York. Price, 20
cents; or So per year. Amy of our local
newsdealers will be glad to supply it.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-29
DR.. 4amfen.


BED bet fcneeItse geographic Sel'
TABS ibite Msoe / 2onbpn Ouerrnftes
bDitibelie til ben nUrits iueuife Msiniiter
aafermdn ben DIR. Sritbioit Ianien
tifoelte gntrons @ufomebalje.
Selifabets graiibeni, Cir Grant
3uff, bplbt en- Gale, bpori ban iDrit /
imigrenbe Orb pmtalte Song Oscars
oarme Snteresie for gioenifab % 81
teratnr. 3ereiter fo~rtiatte ban iaa'
leoes:
DIR. NanIens Grpeoition oper 6ren'
lambs Sablnubsis bar patt en- ooerors
bentlis 3nteresle i bette 2ano, bopr
Seltemob o9 llbbOtoenbeb unber 8ans
~iteli9beoer altib bar pGret bpit %ltattet!
DIR. Ranien bar uouiit ur9le al en- Sps
oa9ers ppperli9ite G9enifaber unoer
GENERALIZATION, iom itiaeoe Ell baarb
Rrgpe. Spis imiblertib bette bapoe
pGret bans eneite 6%ortjenelte, piloe bet
life pGret muli9t for bort Sellfab at
tale ham blarot fine WebnlIebelsnuepe;
men DIR. Nanicn bar tiaige poet ct be-
tpoeligt 8iorag iii ben mennelfeli9e
8ioen peb at f~lor9i6re % paapiie, boao
Der fsr fun bar e~jetuinsspis befjenct,
nemlig ben fDii1fe &arafter at ben Del
al 8rpnlanb, Tom ban pasIereoe. San
sjoroe en 8Rffe altrOnomiife % metep-
folo9iife Sasttaselier unoer iaa nIGos
panli9t panlfelige Smltenoi9beoer, at
be for ben, Der life raabeoe pper flor
8illefraft, fait &aratter % ajGrlisbeb
til SioenifabenS 5remifriot, piloe irem-
buot uouerpinbeli9e 8anIfelisbeoer.
8isie 5ortieneiter bar brast DIR. Ian-
fen inoenfpr Raffen al Dem, iom oi paa
oenne Waabe fan bGbre. gi baaber,
at De ~pperfor DR.. Nanlen pil ubtrpfte
bort 0nlfe ON, at ban maa blipe liselaa
belbig / fit purbenbe Soretasenbe, Tom
ban biotil bar p9ret.
Wtiniiter 9(afermau uotalte, at DIR.
Nnnien bar binbret fra at bore tilitebe
Der paa @runb al 6crberebelierne til
fin nGite expedition, % tatfebe paa
bans Se9ne iaauel for ben imutte nos
mGrtelie, iom for De oenli9e Orb, meb
boilte Sperleperelieu bnobe fuuoet Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-29
rs

trat IND benSes arule, ben Iette, lpffeIise, alorea iuias
tenoe Ssun, naar man CT tolp gar.
0a ban iOp, trptteSe Sasar Bet lSfte b~renosuSe ems
paa bans EanSe os iasoe til Reserinbsn:
~Sinbar, nj mppes en- Sang SUBS garaois. Saa
ip0rssr jes big, bporban bu bar taset pare paa nit
SieIs Sierte".
"Oatt sO ior BANS, ipareOe NescrinSen ~ora6suSe,
taltsOs fig ior bentes 6ob6er Os tpsieOs SIioen at lin
Seriserinoe5 srsnne Siltetmita.
9a9ar git mec en- 6cIelie, Tom ON bun bapoe label
bet SeSite at Jig isIp bIire tilbuse. Sultau Mubomcb
bapoe to pie SGrere, S6omi Susieiu pa gbooida Ri.
ban. Storue5iren &upriIi Ifulpe tiue peo Stotsrorst.
men bpor Ianot man ben, irnl eiter 6a9ar tuuOe iors
ponole en- loot Gsfpot til en- geIisnelle for fit Solt ?
en FABIAN iauotes life SSmauernes Riae.
Wilt nor l~orbereot. Gn Cine efter Qfifebeu iorIob
9asar Sultan, Ieoiaset At Sabina oa fin yiopaat. ube.
martet SeraiIet % ro 9tattens @erts nso til ben
pentenoe 9alet Mionaltir, iOm iomme Dat roche uo poo
SoSporus % latte uae Sell til ueO ROraensrp.
Somre NIorgen OuerraiteOes BET poaoncuSe stom.
bul, % life minSit SuItuuen ielu, al en- meb hans soen
Soono nnoerIfrepen Hat-i-Sherif eQer eunSoiprelie ior
solicit, buort EaOti6aen uOtalte i'm beie Ri SIOruei,Ge
'neo uoroensrne Sprisu Os tiltienoeoou. At ban bonss
lor'tuot lnn galtuI 0Osur Sultan ca tjuoOt beaoe al
paige N9 ct SpbolOsiiso uoen for bans 9(ioe.
W Slerte par tnult, men en- lroue reobe. gEn,,
'nOs', men Ipo9, iom ban uar, bleu RubameS Den
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-29

Sencrs or iiabis siprt ben iammr Sost'
tneelie, % besnoen cr Srnicbnici bIsuet
belt FIJI for ben iloe 9uet, Der fad let
fummcr, nnor Der CT mango Srns. Ten
bebhe Rnoce at anpcnce aalfitsoet
paa CT frIseuoe: Nou faIter ct Gar
in,nn SuonbfnIoe imoe Strnserue %
8raaeu, iaa at Der ppitaar eli tpt Strps
ifp. Gnbcl beraf iriter iie ioa nle
Repuer os 5uger, bppr lltpict bar Ill
boIS, Scitcu Iolber pna @uluet, bpor bet
ct Gar Minutter efter 'ommen meo
@icouiuaen btipcr itrabet ben ! ct
Siprue. Zen reTe Iorgen oientogcr
man bette Nrbeioc. Su9eu nnoeu Ret'
eipriugsmetbooe er neopcnoi9, inotIl
man til Slutning briuger al 8ipbnin'
gen no al Suiet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-29
77S
Dig, ipareps Drensen uSen at betante fig.

zig lpatepe Sreh9en lOen al peIRnte n9.
"Saa maa On pare reoe til at ORE mig. StuISs ies
BLUE tnset ira big, iaa buff, at is altio bar iast til
big: SuIif @tubau,eb, bIip flor, bIiu abel, bin pis,
bIip milo! Sliu itsrre enb bine Grerise 6orsiansers
Slip lite blot lise iaa Taper % mestis iom be; bert
FABIAN, at be, Der bar i~crbanSet Dem, maa ueIiisue Oisi
"ouem uI tase big fra mis2 gtepn mig Gnl Seq
bar bugset 9Opsbet at en- SyGnel4 raabts Grensen meO
ct Spn al lin Stamfaber Osmans Slb be nrsrIe pine.
Oct peb iss life. Naaife Sorsen, maaite Ssoen.
Gem fan min 8uIif lite ~baIsbusse. Wten FER bet, IOs
per min Serre os susbOuO mig iaa, at ies maa bIipe
bans ~troiafte Spnri garacis2"
9rensen tpsieos benSe, Tom ban aIOris for bap6e
fpSiet benoe. guonn uar BET ct Barns &ps, men Ell
SuitruS SptiaIi9beo % Ell WoSers 5ortuiuIsIis ranot
isiennem oasur SuItans gurer iom StrOmue at SID.
S bette GisbIit bapoe bun piaet %.
"stpsse Ser, itjGnOts Grersen, "buorior Iabsr
BIZ mig life busSe 9opeOst al benz, iom piI tase big fra
mi9?"
~6OrOi ies CT lptteIis. 80. .iorOi ies eIiter Big. -. fOrs
oi bu boIoer al mig. -. iOrOi 6iGrligbcosu sr ben itsrte,
ben i~tGrfeits alast 6imIsn og paa SorOen. Ru peo
ies bet. So. Sob Gatl"
~8l on life lGgse min Iuoe til rette % Iais min
Ezan2 2" lpurgie 0rengen.
Oct par Gieuerinoen Sjnoar, Der pIeiebe at baOreS
mec bette Spsru. 9tu, ben iiolte Giteu, Ousrtos Sa9ar
bet Os iuIsts i'm SusbOno til 6uiIe. Gan lumreSs