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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

Without renewing the controversy
between short aud long words, which
still remains open, We may call atten-
ton to the fact that more than one
hundred monosyllables which have
been in constant use since Chaucer's
time are of Latin lineage, not Eng
lish, nor Saxon, nor Anglo Saxon,
and that among them are to be found
many of the words which we associ-
ate properly with the ideas of earnest
ness, simplicity and power, and that
the number OF words Of two syllables
OF similar character is very much
greater.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

The canadian Reciprocity Coz 4.
missioners," having duly gone throu. b
the motions of a trip to Washington,
have gone home again, and their
party organs will doubtless assure
the Canadians that, while no definite
arrangements were made, affairs are
in a satisfactory condition, etc, etc
All of which reminds ono of the
old rhyme:
The King Of France went up the hill
With twenty thousand men;
The kirg OF France camc down the hill,
And meier went up again.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

In almost every decade some novel
is written that does its work excel
lently well and many hundreds that
give pleasure and instruction to the
great multitude of readers. Let us
therefore, welcome the practice OF
the novelists' art, always waiting in
patience for its highest and best speci'
mems, trusting that the general poPu'
lar taste may sift the chaff from the
wheat, but certain in any event thai
the wheat will be produced, an6
knowing that il is necessary now a.
ever in the history of the rae
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

How FAR the criminal law was VIC
lated, and how far it was avenged, in
regard to murder. during 1891 is shown
by the following figures which relate
to the United States The number OF
murders in this country last year
amounted to $500, or l,6i6 more than
in 1890. and $3.50 more than in 1859.
The executions in 1891 numbered only
l23. Of which % took place in the north
and 90 in the south That is, one muir
dcrcr in IS received capital punishment.
During the same period, the lynchings
which outraged instead of avenged the
law, numbered Ia5. or os more than in
any previous year. The lynchings all
occurred in the states west of the Ohio
and south of Maryland.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

The New York World speaks OF
"the Mayor (of New York; and his
whole gang of drunken and Preacher
oHs suberdinates' and says: Every
crime has its price. Your average
police officer is not going 10 disturb
a criminal, If the criminal has money,
if he can help it," All this is plain
talk, but it would be moro %effectual if
the WorH had not been influential in
placing these men in power, and
stands ready to do it again at the
next contest at the polls They are
Democratic and when the whip
cracks the World will jump into the
harness Is usual.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

for the care of the sick. How to
cure disease, its symptoms and causes,
and other Information of great value
will be found in old DR.. Kaufmann's
great book; 100 pages, fine colorcd
plates. Send three 2-cent stamps 10
pay postage to A. P. Ordway & Co.,
Boston, Mass, and receive q copy
free.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

The solid South is breaking by its
own weight. The Democracy o.
Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, Florida
and South Carolina is rent and torn
with Internal discussions. 1t would
be a wholesome thing for the South
and for the whole country, if the
Democracy should lose one or two
Southern States this year. The solid
South stands as q constant incentive
to sectional feeling aud a challaDge to
as Ill North.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27
.s.u...,.. cured q. . Day.

sMystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to
days. Its action upon the system il
remarkable and mysterious. II re.
moves ct once the cause and the dis,
ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose benefits, IS cents. Sold by
Rider & Wichterich, Druggists, Cape
Girardeau, No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

1t is singular that it is always the
friend of your soul whs discovers all
your defects of appearance and mar
ner. Vanity will never take a great
hold upon your soul as long as YOU
possess o crony. She will keep you
well informed of everything you hao
rather not know. She discovers thos'
gray hairs that yeu fondly dreamt nj
one ever saw, snd is kind enough t.
tell you that you looked your wors
al that last party.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

There seems to be something in
hercdity after all. The winner of the
medal offered by the Yale literary
magazine proves TO be Winthrop
Edwards Dwight, a son of President
Dwight, and whose James recall all
that is best in the craftsmanship,
theology and education of New
England. This "Lit," medal is one of
the highest honors a Yale man can
aspire TO, and the essay itself demon
strstes the Justice of the award.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

THERE will soon be no lack OF cleo
trio railways if the authorities to who IN
they have been submitted can be in
duced to sanction the plans In Lon.
don it is proposed to construct an I'M
foreground line from Finshury park to
the city and other schemes are in TIE
air. The most sensational notion
comes from Austria, in which country
it is desired 10 lay down Il line from
Vienna 70 Buda-Pcsth, n distance of
one hundred and fifty miles. The
speed which it is hoped to attain is
about n hundred and twenty miles an
hour; and, therefore, the cars vii. b,
built ship shape, in order to diminish
the resistance Of the atmosphere as
much as possible. The distance be-
tween the two capitals is to be covered
in seventy-fve minutes
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

Kate Field, in her paper Washing
ton, says "the brotherhood of man is
slowly aud surely embracing woman"
Has Kate just found out that men
embrace women? II is surely done,
but we fancy the epithet slowly is
out of place. Generally it is acomp-
lishsd promptly and enthusiastically.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

President Harrison has done the
right thing, if it is true, that he has
asked for the resignation of an Inter.
nal Revenue Collector i'm Louisiana
because of his utilization with the lot.
terry company. The Republican
party can afford to continue its war.
fare against the Louisiana gamblers
to the bitter end, If it takes all sum.
mer and winter, too.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1892

And now the cotton planters OF the
South are meeting together and ask
ing to be protected from the pauper
laber of the Orient. And in this
way do Republican principles invade
Democratic strongholds.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

When you get into g tight place
and everything goes against you, till
it seems as if you could not hold on 9
minnie longer, never give up then,
for that's just the place and time that
| the tide'Il turn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

WHEN men get to having it there is
no telling where they will wind up.
Twenty-Five years ago two farmers of
St Charles. Mo-, went to court { the
ownership of a colt valued at eighteen
dollars The case has just becn decided.
and the bill of costs amounts to cigE-
teen hundred dollars The colt died
several years ago.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

An Eastern paper marks "ilill
Democrats as 'sthe worst elements of
the party" Our contemporary neg
lccts to tell its readers where to ind
Gthe best elements" but doubtless
they are "out West"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

La GRIPPE FIRST appeared in the cas-,
and then journeyed westward around
the world, making its appearance again
in the place where it started and begin
ming a new journey 1t has shown it
self to lie acutely infectious and Ger.
family cortayious-
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

EXECCTOR'S NOTICE.-Sotice Is hereby
Z given that letters t.stamentary upon the
estate OF Emilio Iiar+ung. deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned by the clerk OF the
Cape Girardaau Court Of Common Pleas. Of
Cape Girardesu county, Missouri. bearing date
the 18th day of January, lS92.
All persons having.claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to him Tor allow.
ance within one year from the date Of said
letter. or they may be Pr"eludtd nom any
beneft OF snch estate; and il said claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date OF the
publication Of this rotice they will be forever
barred. HENRY UJ-RICIl,
iapasn55 Executor.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

IT is reported that three thousand
tons Of metcoric stone have fallen from
the moon in the northern portion Of
Mexico within a short time. II that is
30 northern Mexico is a first rate place
to stay away from.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

ADaiNIsrEArOk's NoilOk.-Not.oe Is
IA hereby given that letters of administration
upon the estate OF Adelheid Sctmitz, deceased,
have heen granted to the undersigned Dy the
clerk Of the Cape Girardeau Court Of common
Pleas, OF Cape Girardeau county. Missouri,
bearing date the 18th, day Of January, 1sa2.
All persons having claims against said estate
| are required to exhibit them to him Tor allow
| ance within one year fIom the date Of said let
tiers or they msy be precludej from any benent
OF such estate; and If said claims be not eShib-
tied within two years from the date OF the pub
LEGATION Of this Eotice they will be forever bar
rcd. EDWARD
ian3onA Administrator.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

THOSE who are afflicted with rheuma-
tism are informed that a sting of a bee
is recommended as an infa,iible euro.
TSs bee sting is incurable.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

FINAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is hereby
In the estate OF Eliza A. Rodney, deceased
that the undersigned administrator of
said estate intends to make fial settlement
thereof a. the next term Of the Cape Girardcau
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cape Girardeau
county. Missouri, to he held at tie court house
ia tine city OF Cape Girarieau,on Monday, the
twenty-third day Of May, lS9l-
WILLIAM X. WILSON,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27


James d. Fancher was found guilty
the ether day in Chicago for trying
to kil~his family physician. DR.. Saw
yer, who had ruined Francher's home
by being criminally intimate with
Mrs.. Fancher. In prsnouncing
sentence Judge Anthony spoke as
follows:
"The party who acts as q family
physician should be q man in whom
we expect honor, rectitudc and virtue,
lie should not take advantage of his
position and the confidence bestowed
on him TO betray the families Of those
upon whom he attends. | do not be-
lieve it is q part of the duty Of fami.
~ physician to be ciernally calling
upon the wives of his patrons when
the husbands are absent from the
city, whether they are sick, well, or
constantly sending flowers with The
injunction that every petal contains a
kiss. As q private citizen hearing
the evidence in this case | might be
lead to c1claim What Q pity the de-
PENDANT was such . poor shot! In
some States tho fact that criminal
intimacy existed between the doctor
and the wife of the defendant would
have been a complete justification;
but the law is different here, and I
sentence the defendant to one day in
Jail"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-02-27

The free silver movement in Con-
gress has met with a serious setback
in the actieu of the Senate Finance
committee, which has decided to re-
port against free coinage. The only
Republican vote given for it in COM
Inittee was that of Senator jones,
while two Democrats, Carlisle and
McPerson, voted with the Republican,
against it, That Carlisle opposes free
coinage is significant of a revulsion
Of feeling among Western Democrats
on this subject; for he watches the
pulse kesnly. always, cndeavoriug 10
keep in limo with the bulk of his
party on any new issue.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
500

llro meset ltor; life bet g6re bet oil iiqe, bun raabte
life os ssitituIsreoe Tom Stewarben / gantet, men Der
piits zig iom en- SIags 8iIbelis benoes 0ine, benoes
Barn bsIssSe, o9 Der Tom ct ioruubsrIist itraaIenbe
Smtl ouer bsnoes aniist, %iauOant iom man fan is paa
en- Stuslptlsrrnoes anii9t, men ON ri peo er tpln9et os
~paataset.
Seq Lob nso efte Stinobuen os giietten, Loo benbe
tage benz paa, trat benbe bort ira Stibsiiben, os bolot
mig benSeS RGrbeo, iSet ies enoOs en- lang Glib bOIbt
benoes 9.aano min, ba ie9 lie iunoe uibe, builfen 9irts
ming Sgnet al Stibet tunOe bape paa bsnoes Sinh, Der
ausreoe uar a~nipanOt os iuattct UeO Saun os bitter Sorg
Jam. 5ars.
StIbet fom for SuIinsen ruIIence os ~linsrenbe mob
os, isrte paa begse Sioer meb fig en- 90, Der 9if op til
bets Srasarms, os bet ipreOte en- tor Mlasie Stum fors
all % omtrin9 fig.
Sa ben par omtrent ct Bar 6uartmiI borte, too ben
fit StOrebramieil cs Iasbe Rorst Stprboro, bporueo beus
Sous Tom astenOm os, os ben tos en- Cir, Iom uiite os,
at ben par ct imutt Sartltib paa ioetminofte otte buns
orebe Cons.
5 famine SiebIit BETTE ben rusfit 6laa.
Seq fslte mig bittsrt i%tuifet, ba ies laa bette iIaa.
O9 les ltulos Jolt mig Iiseiaa ifuffet, ON bet baube pGrst
bUiltstiombelIt anoet fremntsb Stag, naar ies ~unbtassr
Stiernebanneret sQer Bet nOrife sIer ct al be andre fans
Sinapiifs 9iationers; tbi bisie paier opsr moSioe Sierter.
% er Tor ben snseIite Ssmuub IiseTaa ueItomne Os lois
tsr'se lOm bans sssn sIftsos Stump GIasSus.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
Rtatiat eGer uristijt.

SuiIien oil 9s bape. Get ipnes, ION
ON uoole ReuneTer ioretrrtser ben
Foitt 3ilitano | 2epsren fremior ben
fsrits. De iploer Jig unfbruot meo w
fsrinssmioler, Der CT iuIotGnOis uosr
Barb Tom 2Reemtooel mob Geuerlp9'
BONNIE. Soitettsr's Naoe Bitter CT
ben beoite, Solicit fan uRlse, p9 Dog,
popular % oeGtisnbt, iOm ben sr, ftnocs
Der lllptielise, Tom peobIiOer at IOrlF8s
be ubeloi9s MioIsr ira ttoli9sre 40.
Oct er til ben intelligence Del az Be'
Ffpltuiueen, at Bitterens p%eltIenote %
lGnseprSuebe G9enitaber benoenoer ll9.
5ornuiten buroe oltio fs1ges pda NRef
oicinsO mraaoet. "0en beolte 2eoer
for Dor Sob sr Grfarinsens 2ampe",
flyer en- al ben tioli9e 8epolnttons'
periooes fore Yatrtoter, og uotalelleii
er ejenuemtrangt al Sanobeo. s pper
en- 9rebiebel ai ct Narbunoreoe bar
9Itteren oaslis biulpet WtenneIfer, 'on'
FEB af aeueripge, Malnria, 5~OritOppeile,
Rbeumatism me, Sp1ttelie % Spsoomme,
lebiaset Of Tet G~Orbsielie. 9iffio't er
ben prspst % blepet iuloit9not9 nner'
tienbt Tom ct Miboel mob "2a Grippe.
(SepL)
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
Jor -Dts0rabspoitsn.
unoere | YIanteltpet.

Der er | Iuitralia ct Ere at GcaIia
Slasten, iom paa @runb at fine eien'
bommelise @aenlfaber saar unber @aps
net ~bet raienoe ire" GlDtter man ct
iaabant unst 3ra. oa ipnes bet at tase
bette meset iloe op; bet itratier gla
ceue uo | ale Retninser, lieeiOm ct
Yinbipin refer fine Bisse, % bet taser
en- Time eler TO, fBr bet after laar iie
til Ro. llnbsr SOritsrrslien uoienber
bet en rabiOm onb 9ust, iaa nan iors
melis bliper ips oerat. Naar Solen
saar neb, fOlber Blaoene fig iammen,
liseiom be andre aeaeia.G rter, psiaa
bore 9ueuit.1rar, % be imua tpnoe
twigs ruler fig tat iammen.
ct anbet maselsit ira er Slange.
Erect / Werico. en- 8rtauiter, iom
nplis beltps | en- Expedition oerben,
ifriper ON bette til ct amerifanIt 8lab,
at ban N Dag paa en- Gfiats al Sierra
Raore Sierssue Opbaseoe nOset SOrts
astist, builtet iaalebes bate bans Stpss
s~ierrisbeo, at ban nsie b~etrasteoe bet
siennem lin 8ittert. San iaa ba, al
bet bar ct 9ra al belt uiebpanlist uo'
isenoe. % beilutteoe oeriOr at ride
berben os tase bet nsiere / Sieipn.
Selt op til 1Oppeu, bpor bet fob, tuuos
ban bog life TONNE. ba en- fell Iilots
binoreoe BAN | at Hate, men fra bet
Steb, boor ban maatte ftanie, iaa ban,
at bet bapbe LANCE fine @rene, Der bang
neoab iom paa en- SBrsepil. De fig.
nebe itipneoe Slanser, % al % til ~
mes Erect liselom at bride fig. 5a'
npmenet Dor iaa martelist % af iaa
for Suteresie for BAN. at ban bsis9te
Stebet Here @anse for ON mulist at
lare bette fele lluoer at fisnoe.
@n Dag iaa ban en- Gusl treble ON
bet os tiliibit iatte fig | bets Cop.
Strar bespnbte @reusne at beuase fig
% frumme fig oppoer. De inoebe fig
Onfrins 5uslen, Der gap iis til at itrise,
% traf ben neb, iaa ban life lensere
tunoe ie ben. eaa ipris | fine botanife
llnoerisselier bar ban, at ban sjentos,
bpao ban Here @anse fsr baobe siurt,
fine fOrsiapes GpriDs paa at beitise
afiatien. Oct 8lippeitpffe, ban ieiteoe
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

8eien til6aae til BET samle Stso, bocr
b BIZ toss 1T Cpbofb I ben nss anbe.
gu mao b entcn fpripues meo en-
8ronuins pda alminb,lis Bis, susr
meo en- 9rounins.Gens, | bpiltsn b Tan
opfOitrs iis en- np Drowning.
On auoen, men narbsEustet Banite'
liateb or, naar en- mrfslis Drowning
lRaaer bore 0rpusrs. Eette foretom'
mer beln iibliet ON gaoren, nanr ben
samle 3ronuins | 8iniereus 9sb er
bso. On up Drowning er al Sisrne
bleoeu up'oitret men paa @runo at Yet
geir, eler andre usnnitise DmltRn'
bi9beoer, bar ben euteu lite funnel fore'
tuss noseu garrinssT lust, euer o9laa
unoer oenns life mgot c n Grone. og er
5dalebes blepen 3ronsmooer. Begun
Der ben OF lasse 9gs pua benns Wdaoe,
ou isser bun ulOris iioen at parre fig
os bliper iaaleoes ubeiru9tet for be-
itanotet.
Gr man nosenlunoe biemms ! Saa'
olui, iaa Ct bet beoft at ppisSe, fdn9e
o. brabe ben uoenuibere, men bun er
life let at opbase Os berfor anbefoles
ben iibfis al be to openanfsrte 5rem'
gau9smaaoer iom ben l%ettelte; tbi, naar
8ierne er rDfteoe al 8ammerne % nso
paa Narten, pil be o9iaa 9ierne hpn9e
ii9 ON 3%rOnniusen, o9 iaaleoes Tan ben
letteit finoes. Ssrite 3elen al Sep
TENDER er ben meit pnsIeuoe 3io til at
inoisre npe 3ronninger, bpOr bet tils
tran9es. Sfnl be flsbes, oa er 8ris
fen MI meset bilisere eno tiolist paa
Sommereu. Senere paa Sgiten err 8is
erne pan laust n9r life ioa uiai9e at
mootase en- np 3ronnins.
Raar man ienoer en- 8eitilin9 paa
9ronniu9er, fommer oisIe sjennem
Yoiter, inopatfeoe | ct Tibet Bur al
Staaltraaosge buormeo fBl9er Inpiss
ming a~usuaenoe Sm9an9smaaoen meo
at inoigre ben.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
5O7

an fin Sous. 0a bet Tom Iise mob os. tanbe ri lite
fs, ON bet bapbs bsiit Stag unoer @affeen, os leg baas
bebe, at be uiloe pare iaa barmbiertise at beiie en- Suarss
pimpeI paa 2oppen, iaa at ri tunoe pioe, at port Sies
nal par bsmGrfet.
NVsn bette uar en- taabeIis Gante, iom Blot bitter %
iuri9 9GnsiteIis tuuos ubtIGtte. Sartsiet fom ret neo
paa cs, % tuube lite unosaa at ie %; buorfor ba
ipare Os, naar en- Sn,uIe GaaImooisbeb, Blot en- Iioen
SmuIe Gaalrooisbeb piIbe brinse ben iaa mar, at nj
tunoe taite en- Seftsit omborb ben.
Srstsn 8obertion tom Op uoen Roset paa Soueoet,
os 9inoen bIGite benbes Saar Isit os LOB bet hasrs ON
benbe icm en- spIben Sty. Sun sreb fat 9iatten os
b~etrasteoe SeiIsren meo f~orDilbsbe Dine os iamuentrutne
Srpn, usSeus Steparben, ionl par bIeuen rent ira fig
ieIu peS Spnet al Stibet, alter trsb Op i 9untet, ps
raabte os uiuteoe paa en- rent panpitti9 Wtaaoe.
Oct uarsoe bog lite Ianse, for iss after bapbe iattst
mig; tbi ies fOritob, at ies bebsuepe al min SinosIise,
ps9t, naar Stibet brsieos til % brafe BOZ, Der ,unos
lite pare IpiI ON, at be uiIos ienbe us en- Saab, naar
@sirst ipaseSs fig, bpiItet. at bsmme eftsr Saromstret
os ben Hare SimmeI. tunbe uentes OF Ne ON Gatten
euer ben fsIsenbs Ueorseu. os | bette GiIiaIoe bebopeoe
ri al Dor Smtante os SiuSsro, lite oIsns for at boIbe
Pumptrne saasnSe, men Osiaa for at ,Omms OrOentIis
gaaben, iaa at nj tuupe sisre bet Iettere for pore Nsps
ninsSmanb at freIis os.
Saapsmanbsn lansbs fig meb ~torslaste Urine mob
Rappsn. % b~etrastsSs Siibet meS ct gnist. ubeOass'
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

l8t iom par Set ~uo1taarst 2r9. Saa nastis % fors
itieuis iom Spnet al Stibet bapSe pirtet paa @orniib
os 6rsten 9~fcbertion, iaa bapbe bet paa S%aaSsmanSsn
lite siart martbar Snbtrpt.
Seq ueo lite, bpiIten banse aneIie Tom ouer mig, ba
iss fra bet fig narmsnoe Stib uenbte SIittet mob gaaSss
nanSens absuaseise gniist.
Seq baube ~usnbsIis Silib til benne Nanos Ssmmss
trait % Siafbeo, % bans IisespIoise Ro peo osnne sets
Iisbeb tyngsoe iom en- mort SoruoieIeIie i~aaIeoes paa
mig, at be glade, I%p'enitenoe Orb, ies par Bssrsb nso
at b~enuenbe til 6rsteu N~obertiou. bSoe paa mine eaber.
0a ri isrit fit Die paa Stibsts suerite Sell, uil ieg
autase, at bet par omtrsnt iptten 8partmiI ira os.
Oct brepes frsm al en- fart Sino os baube IissIebes
LANCE isIsenbe Sssr mec fig, iaa at Der neppe bsnsit en-
baIu Gims. fsreno bet belle 6artsi pite fig oper ganoet.
Seq u~noerisste ben nse siennem Sifterten, o. isste at
uofnoe osns 9tatiouaIitst peb bens rlbieenSs tiIpeirs.
Seq ipntes. ben iaa nOset uo iom ct i,Ott Stb, Sa bens
Stros IisneSs en- Slippers ira aberbeen, iaalebes iom
is ofte bapbe ft benz auftraInfarten; ben par ersns
maIet os bapSe S.si,rabsritanse FAINT n,cset brebe
R9er.
Seq rate 8ifterten til 8aaSsmanSen, oa ipurate ban,,
bpao sanosnauS ban boISt ben iOr at pare. Da ban
baDSe ~bstrastet ben, iospe ban, at ban lite troeSe, ben
par enseIf; tbi Saruen paa oens Sell iaa lite ~iaaI.bes
uo; bog par bet ~uauieIist at iise, men ri ituIbe inart
iaa is bens 5las.
Gitsripm ben nGrmeSe fig, bIeu 5rstsn RobrrtiOns
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
$40

Oct er n,eset muIi9t, at Rusierne er 9obe SsioIt, %
at be Haas sObt paa Spsn, men bog iaut Siertet mig,
oa ies iua bette 6las. Seq p%aaitaar, at blot Re for,
napnte Stag brinser Iiseiom port eset meo fig til 6olf
6are ben Suerbeuisnins, at Der uiI bIiue siort for Dem,
buao slsres Tan, og ieg tror, at andre 6oItellag, SranIf,
manS, Spaniere, GrGtere os anbre, naar be par Sare,
bsusre iaa Oisie Stag enb fit eset. De pilbs pioe, at D.
lite uilbe bIiue %forIaot, iaaIanse Der par m~ennsiteIie
UanIisbeO for at bieIpe.
"gfu oreier ben till" iusoe ~gaaosmanoen, iom be,
tra9teoe Stitets 8~suGgsIier neb en- gfo, lom mooaiae
MI, oa Seensn ltaar ior mig Griubrinssn, ioretomule,
mig sanite piounoerIis, naar ies taser getrastnins be
SapGrenoe SmitGnoisbeOer, ba Gin os Dob ipntss at al.
bGnse al ben 6~reumeoes gepaseIier.
SeIu unoer ben S~panbina, buori lea befanSt mia,
blep iss Hagen al bet iuutte Spn, ibet Sfibst nleo ges
p%egeIier, fuIbe at gnbe, tom ~bruienoe os iuaienOe aier.
nem SanoetS iaa nGr os, at ies iaa 6oItene astsrub peo
Sraisrne ior at lGsse SeiIsne paa StortOppen BAT.
"SaaosmanO," raabte ies, ben pl braie BAT, ben
nil lite iorIabs osl"
San iparebe lite, men rsbbIcp at b~etraate ben mes
ubeueseIist glnist.
Den Tom Iorbi Dor Glstsrsnbs paa to til tire Babel,
%Ien9Ssrs afltGnb, mauite snbos nGrmere. Der par en-
bel Del Wsenneiter glarbeosn al 3attet, oa noaIe al
oisle ~bstrasteoe os siennem aitferter. Sblanbt benz be.
ularfsos ies euocI Suiuber os gSrr.
(1ortiRttss !