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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23

luggage and worked my way up to tin,
prime minister Of the Chinese empire
and wha5 with present of costly silks
and diamonds at the end OF Il two
months trip found that my expense,
had reached the enormous sum of twenty
five thousand odd dollars.
"a small fortune, you might say, and
in truth it was, bnt 10 "aality it was but
the beginning. There has already been
spent on these Chm e." concessions Ger.
tainly not less thnn 500 GEO, and it will
take as much NOR TO scare them. What
will they be WORTH Nc lu.,n can tell Nil.
lions certainly, but Eow many? 1t takes
ones breath away i'll 7c"y' truth when he
thinks of the possibility. inst think of
the value today of Ne entire railroad
system of the United States, the tele-
graph reaching into every hole and cor
ner of the land, and the telephone sys-
tenn now in nearly every city of any
size. Their value is billions of dollars
not millions. Such must ultimately be
the value of the same kind Of property
in China, where there are 400, 900. 900
people, and where there is an area four
times the size of the United States.
EVERY ChinGman is on the make. |
don't care how small he is officially, or
how young he is III years, each and
every one of them is after the mighty
dollar. 1t matters not whether it is an
American dollar or a British sovereign
or Chinese tael cit is all the same to the
pigtail gentry of tho empire. 1t is n
very rare thing indeed for foreigner to
secure an audience with the prime min
lister of China; in fact it was even more
difficult than securing an audience with
James Ct. Blaine when he was secretary
of state, and that, you know, was re-
garded as one of tire most difficult things
in Washington.
81 had very indefinite idea of Chinese
customs, and had assumed, with my
American ideas, that being presented to
the primo minister coupled with it Il
presentation to his immediate family.
But l was doomed to disappointment.
On my way from Shanghai to Peking /
had heard a great deal about the Won
derful beauty of the wives of Ii Hung
Chang, and had looked forward to the
pleasure of meeting them. But during
my entire interview with the minister
never set eyes on anything in the shape
of Chinese womanhood, notwithstanding
the fact that he has some twenty odd
wives, each and every one Of them with
asmuch curiosity as any American wom-
an that ever lived
81 mentioned they had but one rail
road in all China, and that, too, but
twelve miles in length. There is moth
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
"THE PlCKLEo WALNUTS."
How an Iconoclast sat.rized Some Sub.
urban Fads.
Especial Correspondence

! Especial Correspondence.1
MoNTCLAIR, N. j., Nov. 17.--Not long
ago / took jaunt out through upper
Montclair in order to loosen my joints a
bit. l was quite surprised to see such
beautiful villas on every hand, and soor
learned that this charming suburb is the
spot for i.1 man who delights in wind.
mills, READER, black swans and pea
cocks.
And noticed also that every place
had name after the English fashion.
Even houses standing on fifty foot lots
were called Skyhurst, Cloudvale, the
Cedars, etc. While musing upon the alb
surdity of ridiculous fashion l met a
man. AS he had ON loud checked suit
and q single barreled eyeglass l con-
cluded that he must belong in that
region.
Good morning." said; "do you be-
long around here?"
Eyes" he replied. 81 have belonged
around here for something like six years,
but l am not going to belong around
here longer than the time it will require
to get to the station after the moment
my lease expires"
Don't you like the place? 1t certainly
seems very beautiful"
sit is beautiful replied my friend.
sit is altogether too beautiful for me.
/ want a lonely old fashioned place.
You see these intensely English clothes
and the eyeglass"
81 do" replied.
"Well," he continued, 81 detest them,
but l have to wear them to match the
place in which live. also have to cut
| the horses Tail for the same reason,
and | just long to get out of here to get
into a homely suit of United States
clothing once more, and give the horses
tail chance to grow long enough to
brush the fiiesoff the small of his back"
1.-THE thing don't like about it," | re-
piled, sis this ridiculous custom of man,
ing the places. Now what sense is there
in calling 5000 house ON a 5000 lot
| 'Cotswold|"
"Do you know / antagonized every
one about here by calling my place
now what do You think | called iti''
pine View | suggested.
mo; guess once more"
"Hazelhurst?' l ventured to reply.
mo: you are wrong again. l did no;
call it by any picturesque, misleading
name; l called it the Picked Walnuts
And l gave it this name to burlesque
the system of naming small places at
ALL
"And you say your neighbors didn't
like it,"
"They did not, because l painted the
name on stone at the gate. And then,
to get even with them, l called the stable
Blythedale Terrace, the dog house Nan
ticon Lodge, and the hennery the Slip
perry Elms."
"And what did the people say?''
Il don't know what they did not say
think they are talking yet. And if
they are not they will be when they
learn that have called the ramshackle
house in which my coachman lives
Westminster hall. If you want TO live
ont here you've got to be English from
head to foot and wear a single beveiesl
eyeglass and white duel; uppers and
play cricket. But I'll get ont as soon as
can, and when once more get into a
ten dollar SUIT Of clothcss and grow ~
tail on the nurse, Ill apply for papers
OF American eli. nship.' Then lie
passed on, trembling with emotion.
r. il MCNgiTTRIoS.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23

will also be of the group around the
Christmas board, Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing
will leave the latter part of the present
week to spend the feastful season Mt
Watertown, N. Y. where Mrs. Dulles
and her husband, Rev. Mr.. Dulles. are
living, and will not return until after
New Years.
Christmas is essentially chldren's day
in the home Of the secretary of war and
Mrs. Elklns. Up to within day or
two since it was the intention of the
family to celebrate the occasion accord
ing to custom i'll their home at Elkins,
w. Va, when the village children are
always asked to the house, and each is
presented with some useful and pretty
gift plucked from richly laden tree
The young folks, however, settled the
question this year by urging their
parents to let them celebrate the day H.
Washington
The three older boys, Davis, Stephen
and Richard, now at separate schools in
the north. will each bring home with
them college chum, and thus swell
the number of young people who will
sit down to an early dinner ON that day,
with all the good things of the season in
abundance. On Saturday Katherine,
the youngest daughter of the house,
with Master Blaine Elkins, will be give
big tree laden with presents for all
The only outsiders asked to be present
are the two Mckee children and Baby
Brown Mrs Elkins' niece.
The attorney general and Mrs. Miller
will celebrate the day in the midst of
the united family. all the members Of.
which are already in town, and Miss
Jessie, the absentee, is expected home
from school for the holidays, accompa-
MED by her roommate. to remain over
the New Year. In her old home at In
dianapolis. Mira Miller was ever the
center among an extended scope of
charities, and her departure for Wash
ington upon her husbands appointment
to the cabinet, but relieved her tempo
rarily of the responsibility
Already she is looking forward with
pleasure to the return to the scene of
her lifelong associations. Among Off
Gals, none will be more sincerely missed
than the wife and daughter OF the at
torney general, who have so largely
contributed 10 the social success of the
administration.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
DO you uisn to know the quickest

DO you Wish to know the quickest
way 10 cure cold? We will tell
you. t" cure cold quic ly, it must
b. treated hefre the cold has become
settled in the system. The first sym
toms are dry, loud cough and
sneezing. The cough is soon follow
ell by watery expectoration, and the
sntezing by IA profuse watery dis
charge from the nose. In severe
cases there is thin white coating on
the tongue. What to do: 1t is only
necessary to take Chambe rlain's
C"ugh remedy in double doses every
hour. That will greatly lessen the
severity Of the cold and in many
c,ses will eff-ctually countpract it,
and cure what would have been a Sc
we're cold within one or two days
time. Try it aud be convinred. 80
cent bottles for sale by Owen d
Moore, druggists.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23

San FRANCISCO, Dec. 23. Private adj
vices from London state authoritative,
that the English syndicate of which ST
Edward Jenkinson, X. G. B., is presi
dent, called the Mexican Land Colon
zation company, has decided to abandon
its vast enterprise in Lower California
allowing concession of $4,000, 900 acres
of fertile land to lapse to the Mexican
government
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
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Ladies and gentlemen suffering with
throat and lung difficulties to call at
our drug store for a bottle Of Otto's
Cure, which we are distributing free
of charge, and we can confidently
recommend it as a superior remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption and all diseases of the throat
and lungs. 1t will stop cough quick
er than any known remedy. We will
guarantee it to cure you. If your
children have Group or whooping
cough it is sure to give Instant relief.
Don't delay, but get a trial bottle free.
Large size soc. Sold by Tudhope
Drug Go.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Dec. 23.-Cap-
tain McDougall has just returned from
a meeting of the American steel barge
directors in New York. He says that
$4,000, 600 has been appropriated for the
building Of whalebacks and the boats
will be turned out more rapidly than
-pu
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
arried,

Dc q, 1892, ut the residence OF
Mr.. Lee A Bryant, by the Rev. j
q Gynnn. Mr.. G. w. IL to Miss
y nn,e E. Bryant, both OF Mon gom-
rry T.. univ T,nn
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23

PRESENTED TO THE PRIME MINISTER.
placed at my disposal, The vessel was
such as is used only by the royalty, and
from this was convinced that my let
tiers of introduction to the Chinese Off
Gals We're of the very best. | went
unattended, and was compelled TO rely
altogether upon an interpreter whose
services secured in Shanghai. But it
seems that the viceroy had Issued an or
der that my person was sacred, and this
doubtlessly accounts for the universal
courtesy and attention | met with on
every hand.
IL do not doubt but what this atten.
ton was very largely due to the lavish
expenditure of money. 1t is a univor-
sal custom in China to- pay tribute to
everything and everybody, aud il that
country no official considers 1t II crime
TO accept bride. In fact they do not
consider it as bride, bGt rather Hs one
of their legitimate pcrquiSites. started
In with the Cinnamon who handled my
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
Treasr Foerstel Assigns.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 49, Michael J. Foers-
tel, late deposed city treasurer, made a
general assignment Thursday morning
for the benefit of his creditors. Gus v.
r. Mechin the assignee. The prop
erty amounts to 1927 900.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
Signs Of Health.

You don't have to look
twice to detect them--bright
eyes, bright color, bright
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23

AT the close of Mr.. Hunton's speech
ON the McGarrahan bill, an effort was
made by Mr.. Teller, Republican. OF
Colorado, to have day fixed (the 18th
of january for taking vote on the
bill, but Mr., Morrill,, Republican, Of
| Vermont, and other senators objected,
and the bill went over without action,
retaining its privileged position in the
morning. The anti-option bill was
then taken mp, and Mr.. PETER, Popu-
list, of Kansas, continued his speech in
favor of it.
After Mr.. PETER concluded his speech
in favor of the anti-option bill, Mr..
Washburn tried, but failed, to have a
day fixed, after the holidays, for taking
the vote, and then he announced his
purpose of keeping the bill before the
senate until disposed of. The senate
went into executive session.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
COUNT. MITKIEWICZ,
HOW HE NEGOTIATED CERTAIN
CONCESSIONS FROM CHINA.

The Count Converses with Correspond
ent on His Experiences In the Celestial
Empire-How He Dipcd with and Bribed
the Prime Minister.
Especial Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-Count Eu-
gene Mitkiewicz is an interesting char
acter. Few men within the past few
years have occupied more of general
public attention, and few men are per-
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23
----.-.--l.l
CONGRESS.
House..

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-Immediately
after the reading of the journal Mr.
McMillin, Democrat, of Tennessee,
moved an adjournment. This was de-
feated-42 to 49,
The committees were called for re.
ports, but without important results,
and as there was evidently no quorum
the house adjourned until Jan. A, 1893.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-23

is replaced by the healthy
kind. SCOTS Emulsion Of
cod liver oil effects cure by
building up sound flesh. 1t
is agreeable to taste and
easy of assimilation.
Prepared BY Scot. Bovine, y. Y All drusxi.s.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

sgnstt aarl,b,taa snt.tn -atn bd,n.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
2eitnant ibent Straf.

5%ormiooasens 9pelier paa Selselanoss
mpen ben 8oe Iu9uit blep en- Solbat
ansrebet at Siernebetanoelie. San
bapoe sientasenoe @anse bebt Oeofom'
menoe Sefalinssmanb, 8remierlSitnant
.. s. SUleu, ON Sop til at trabe uo,
men bette blep a%iilaaet poenifjsbet
i itpsse % uoporasne tlotrpt. 9tliioit
falot Manoen u~uerenbe, us ielo ba ital
Or. Solen babe talt itpst til BAN.
Ho9le Manb tos ba ben Spse ps bar
bam blem til 2eiren. Der blep inbgis
bet &lage ouer 2sitnant Solen, iom nu
al fine Oueroroneoe er tiltienot - tire
Oages Srrsarreit.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
GotionS 9pbbortbeo.

TbUmas Ilpa gbilon, ben fore Dp.
timber, bar nplig uoe pau en- Reiie, os
blep ba | bet Sotel, bppr ban tos IND,
naturlispis biemisst at en- Repurter,
Der interviewed BAN.
gbtion er temmelis bspbsrt, iaa bet
lite er nosen let Gag at iamtale meo
bam, mebmiubre man er albeles lige>
splbis l~iseuperior be 9ilitebeoarenbes
&et til life BELT at ~ioritprres ! fin uns
oerbolonins meo andre.
"Sporlehes paabros Be Dem 3sps
FEB? ~ipurete &eporteren.
gbiion er temmelis Harp % abrupt |
fit 8eien, os iuareoe, at bette bar nos
get, ban albris bapoe f~ortalt, be1er lite
bapbe nosen anmobet bam tiolisere on,
at sisre BET.
"Saa uilbe ba bet blioe noset ipline
tsrnpt," mente Spsrssmaalsmanben.
"Nu BEL" iasbe Goiion, "ies antas
ger, at ies meb 9rpsbeb fan fortane
bet M. Spm uns @ut iOlste leg Gpi'
fer, sgbler, Nsbber oiu. paa @ranb
5runf Bansn. Saa en- Dag peb 9e.
trOit iasoe ies noset, Tom Engagements
rem, en- ipar, sratten Spr, life lifte,
buurfor ban tos mig | 0ret % lsftebe
mig Up fra Suroen. Win 9subprt.
beb, tanter jes. ~ifriper fig berfra."
"9et maa ba bape paret en- flor Del
Ouerbripelier / 8etrastninserne ON De-
res maselsie 3pstisbeo iom 9elesrafs
Operatsr?"
"Sa iu~rfarbelist, bar Sparet. "8et
bar i9rbeles panifelist for mig at be.
bulbe min 8laOs lanse paa famine Of
flee, iaa leg itabig iIptteoe fro bet enc
til bet anoet. Seq tos berior ben Be
ilutnins, at bet piloe lDnne fig beore for
mig, ON ies CAB mig til at BRUCE min
lib mere til Spiinoelier paa Gelesra,
fens Smraabe END til ielp at opnna
ItDrre 6eroi9beb / at BRUCE ben. San.
lepes iOrbuloer bet fig. Sarpell" 6
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Sc minbfe befolfeoe Der.

minoite . / 8erben, men bog bebuet, er
ben, paa bpilien G%bbpitone Sprtaarn er
opfsrt. 8eo 2apuanoe er ben 30 Sob
/ @isnneminit; peo Ssipanbe fees intet
al Zen, Sprtuarnbpgninsen, 28a Sob
OeO 5unSamentst batter ben alOsles.
Ser Dor 8 8erioner. Zen lisser 9
Uail fra GOrntpaQs 8pit, os omtrent 16
fra Blpmoutb.
Slatbolme er en- o | ben brittle aas
nal, blot II enselil Mil / Dmtrebs,
men frembpber berlise @res9anse,
buorfor Der er ct S~armbus, enbuibsre ct
SDrtaarn meb ct 8lintfpr 156 Sob uosr
Sapet.
Der finbes paa Sorosn omtreut 1907
900 Ger, fore Os imaa, iprebte bift 90
Der / 8erbensbaoet. 4merita bar $500
runot fine 8piter, 365 gusten ueb
&io SaneirO, 10000 meQem Zen Was
bagastar os DItiuoieu, Og omtreni / 200
paa OftpIten Of Guftralia, meaem Rps
SOlanb OS Nps@aiuea.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
9 II M |.

Spinrbiiteritis. Der sr IN, -Gdrb.
amtst." nobruot Suineoiftsriiis bluuot
Spinsne pla aatiar. Ggnens tire Gpr'
lRger unoerisste be ansrebne 3pr, %
Brnparnter i~noienotes I'll GetsriuHr'
Smiths, iom eiter at ben mifrOitopiite
n~noerig9elie er foretn9et. tonitdterer
Rl9tigbeoen al be ire Dnrl9aers 3in9s
mole. Spgoommen er Spineoifterltis /
i'm t~runiite 6orm. Oct er bet fbrIte
3ilf2loe al oenue Spgoom | Spuano,
og Spgoommen er taeet unber ofeutti9
Sehdnoltn9. Den 12te SEPTEMBER bar
Is Spin osoe og mango ansrebue. Beo'
tommenoe Ger maa sfter RebHnsnin9sn
life boloe Suin | l 2 Har, meo mins
ore ban bD99er ct npt Solnebus; for
benne betpoelise ulempe siUes ir9en
@ritatnins, liseiOm Der life stpes Gr'
itatnin9 for be Spin, Der bGr Of Sps'
BONNER.
Senere er 100 Spin nebiInaebe os to
Seiatninser iutte utoer ofentli9 Gilipn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11

sgnsrs 1arisbsras sfitsr,t Otter bsfsus
R1rts Qualification "a aisrisSsnOs @aHe. Jafet
BuHorritn Raminm. Hrpiua; BerHsare SrifIoH.
BeratHs Sftftsrtt - otter mzItgriaTbsioer
Ole 2autien arStHs: Better Jobaa Martin EtisH.
Sioug Taas, 9. 1at
JHsrrFsns gffisut-Gftr RadsfHdaD Beria'
min Cii,n aas. aruiuaer. 5suHsrne 8oifrib, Cars
Better % Eartin geniamiuicu.
Otter eusmaHs Rsiai 9afpbfsn euianstass. We
Singer: Sroetreatter Berstb Clseattsr. 4. m. Tar'
tiHtus aassisu. o. Brobsrisns son Ole JcbaHnsieu.
eatltussaGs gfiftsret.-Eitsr @aareHaHb 6di'
eer aHaeisH Slstta. arptHa: ssasreH Barbra
auubsoatter, 4 NJ Cle Etieu 6aua.
otter DE GHaetrttisu 5ausrsgrsu o. eufru Waris
Eronssattsr. VI eiHasr: BroesrisH SoAeu Spoerim
Sanore; RrsbsrOat.cr Britt spperssaftsrs ssra
Jsr en-, Enb. Ssraub o. 8ersit gans.
Tn 9 SpreHlfdssrte Sftitcret otter Ole Martin
len siesia ErDuis Cater epriis, q m. R. p'aibi'
len. Gsnnses. 9eaho.
Rsros Siiiieet. - Gftsr gHtsfru 9aura rlrif'd
Rife "a 1 alb RaHe. Ia5iO Ghr. Rtis. arutHJn
Gritbi0f Rtis % 5nasbors aiis.
rsaIs 90 Sanbsp9rs Siftsrst Ctr
sfoltI9rr aborisH Sfueiuss Gn't, Singer bsleu'
eansoattcr opdm. arpina Batter pauue Dler. q. m.
3ohau Samusiisn pauqum.
aofotsus Sfit,ra.-Gitsr aiIfer 9o1dn Garlisr
Sano arptna euftrurn giraiiis earsoatter.
ariftiaHSfaHbs sf'tsret Otter aHtsH Gntr
Ssab, 4 Diieu, oa 4 aib. Rauo, Stibsiaptstu Better
.. Bssb. 5srtafesoes Nrpins Esfsroattsr Raria.
Q m, sisbmaHo aGoreHfItH, Gbieaao. Gibnaiesbse
droin9: Ssftereattsrs SIN, gduTits Ssui'n, Rsr
gOrf.
SoIbrs Sfiiterct. Otter Reuk Wafbteieu car
nab. a~rSin3er; Ssts;se Ytaythe. Siaue o. g7asnus
edriiao.
Ssubrs S~submsrts Stft.rtt-gfttr SaGtbi
k~Na.u n.A.AA wE OIL -
ouiirns Brobersniier Naris JohRseaiier Cspia. 4 NJ.
5nee'er B~tterisH. GSsrett. nah. 8iOberisHnsrut
@uHoer 5obuiOr og Ola 1obHior Cspta.
SsHofiorbs sftftsret. q ter sari ROsnarsbdttsr
% Z alb. RsauS Benbit Jobairu Brataub. Nrpius
8roosroatier Gen pa Nauo.
Gitr aaarenfe cara anssrsoattsr Beirn. Groinar
SsnHerne Ole, RtoIai % johannes Often Been.
artfttduta Sriteref .-Gitsr Reteauratsr RauI
annsicn s%d1ierben. aroinsr: Srserene 9brifidu "a
Ole sdierbeh
SgHbre 9u~obraubsbdIens Sftfteret -Gitrl
GsoeraaoseHisrnaHo amuno eaIborlsH Baatab. ar
otnasr: BroorisuHer JpbaHnes a~rtitruieu Ba'frrut
% 5psr ariiieuieu; Nrobetedttsr 1hta aritsnsoatttr
Brpeerisnnsrus Tpritsn GubbrGnbien o. Rritiar
StmsHieu, iImt Broberoaitsroattrrs Rarsn Cub
braRosoatteTs Bgru.
Otter Jsoerda5ssnis Sarens 3oansbatter aruiDrbet
GruiHssr: Dattsr sriitiue Gri'sbaitrr, a. m. B9dtsia'
8ieineitae; 5suueoatter anne ,Johausbatter, a. NJ
Beoer Rilien StecI, oa SpnHsisu St9rmdno VII
grifen.
Gtsr SusmonOsen's Suasbors srinrnsbattsr gtns
ruolien Grotua 2ottsrsH ella garsbatter.
SnGtsus Sifteret - Otter Bdarobruar banl
RaHp Clitn Brat HrDirgr: Ssn oaus Dtat panier
% Batter 1oieine Niarts, a nj. Suebier Qopdrb @nI
ltiieu, gbieago.
Oct ucrit ipente Bicssaoafulat, e. gauI, Rinu
ben 4os OFT. 1892.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
Spertge.

llaar | Semtlanb. Oct fer isrselist
no meb aarpeien i bet norblise Sverige.
Natten til ben 30te @usuit FRS 8otes
tessresiet flere Steoer os Sfou %
Marf bar flebt / @interifrub. Sra
Sammerbal berettes, at &ornet enbnr
life bar begpuot at MADE fig, Os SDet
bar taset tor Sfaoe al &egnen. Sper'
iusmmelier iom Splse af bet luneparise
os pOloiOmme Nesnpeir bar psiaa siOrt
Sfaoe os binbret Slaat % Ssbiersnins.
Natten til iioite ausuit git Eemperatu'
rem neb til - 3 8raoers &ulDe, bpor'
for &orn os 8oteter IRIS bort. 0atten
efter ineebe bet, iaa Sneen / Sifdsfdlen
life git bort | Wiooa9stioen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
NDrge.
.nnn.nref q. arinenfen holot ben

NkDQftepfeW ~. AIINthlth TotsI ~"
liz Sept. fin acknowledgements !
u petri airfe /, Stauonger.
Geo Slntnineen af fin Braoiter iio'
Ia Ialtoreu, at bet bar lite uoeft
mai ban begpnote fin @iernlng ! oerne
fniabeo. Ser bapoe pRret Iagt ON
h. at ban life isrte rem 29re, at ban
Grunotpisianer Oip. Sertil ptloe
foe, at bpis bet "a @runotpi9lnn.
HE, at lore, at bet bar en- pirfelis
Hal, ipm Sub / 3aaben opretteoe neo
ps at Ri life alene buroe mlns
y oenne 9aat / entelte bpitioeli9e Eies
lf,e, iom {. ST peb aOnfirulatlcnen,
sn bploe os lepe / benne 9ast til por
Sosfnnb, iaa bar ban @ruuotpisias
II. Smiolertib troeoe 8rGoifanten,
ale ianbe 8riitne bar uf Si,rtet
1iae / oenne 2Rre.
bapoe osiaa paret fast ONT BAN,
ban enonu nasteoe ben lutberife
re ON Sprioninsen. Taitcren fuuoe
It'll ipare, at ban at ganlfe Sierte
HIDE unoerifripe 9utbers 5ortlarins
2ben 5rpesartifel.
aGnbelis bible HaItoren gnite til Sub.
life nretfarbis Mistanfe maatte
hnme bans girfiombeb | ben npe Wtes
hbeb. 4reiten tran9te no9en Bel
ilie % 9ilib, ON bans arbeibe ifulbe
kre 5ru9t.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-11
SeTj1fttgelie for gantIe
SOLE.

Naar 5olt blir 9nmle, err Spgrgs.
maalet: "Soab ifal hi beitiae?" volts
Itelisere at be1pare enb bet bar oRret |
beres tiolisere 2is. Manse fan peo'
blipe at lene msb ben Bepibitbeb, at be
er foreloebe, os ubtiente Weblsmmsr
al Samiunbet, Der er falbre no al bes
res Raffer, Tom f6rsr an 8erben, ps
er bleone lissenoe isien for of b, Tom
8pr Os nOsle pilbe MennsfeItammer
forlaber pg p~oer9iper be uomatteoe /
5loften. Saobanne 9anle 5olf, pnfs
uaroise / fit Gorfalo, piier ps life 9lls
oeroOmmens ianbe 8aroisbeb, ON Ri
END itploer benz astelie Os Senipn. De
trefter Zig tilbase, itjsnt be funoe bore
blanbt be ~fsrite; be trOr Zig Operflsoise
/ Samfunoet, mebenS be i girfeligbe.
ben fulioe bore blanot bets oi9tigite %
nDttigite Weolemmer, bpis be bare
funoe 9lemme at maale fin Ilber meb
Nar alene. 3eres Q~anbsepner ilgpes
bare, foroi be life itabis sper benz.
Selu Ell ,ins Manb fan paa famine Bis
fomme til iamme Reiultat. 2aser for.
teller iaalebes ON mango 2ilfalbe,
bpori Glberbommens a~jenbetesn oiier
fig ueb Manobommens ferite 8egpns
oelie, Os Ompenbt fesemlis os aanOelis
unsbom finbes Deb be Nar, pi / almins
belisbeb resner for Qipets GfIlutnins.
9ani ielo siennem SiitOrien, ps bu oit
ie en- lang 2iite af fremrasenbe Renb,
Statsmano. Gprfattere. 8ibeuitabs.
manb, Breter os Grbeioere, iom belt
op / be fire Sneie % berOuer bar paret
/ fulb 8irtlombeb. De pilbs life blipe
samle, be pilbe life resues uoenfor
Ganfens % Sonblinseus 8eroen, be
uiloe tappes meo til bet iibite. Ssi
aloer %betpbebe life for benz bare Mao
os 9ritfe. Nei ben CAB benz, meb
5orbslen az en- iaa meset mere uboiflet
Epelie os Grfaring, fun lib til at lare
mere og ubrette mere. Bepioitbeoen
ON 5orfulb brinser Rebitemtbeb, me.
bens bet berimoo pirfer opmuntrenbe
Os forpnsenbe at isle, at bet aanoelise
Maitineri aaiseuel life er uciliot, men
iitanb til at fanse npe Sheer O9 itabe
npe 5Oretasenoer.