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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-16
DRAWN BY COWS,
Novel Stcamboatlng When the Water Is
Low in the Florida Rivers.

Novel Stcamboatlng When the Water Is
Low in the Florida Rivers.
The webfooted cows who inhabit tha
marshes along the st. Johns river in
Florida are of some use after all, it
seems, and this is the how and the
wherefore of il:
In the merry month of April the
water in the st. Johns gets very low
and the two big steamboats,, Frederick
De Barry and City of Jacksonville,
which go up and down it during the
winter season, are sometimes hard put
to it to get over the numerous bars. If
it We're not for the webfooters, Capt
Lund says-and Capt. Lund never lies
they would never get up to Sanford
and Comfort Cottage, and would have
to come north month or more before
they could be of service.
The worst bar of all is Volusia bar,
and here, four times day, at the hours
when the steamboats, are due, number
of crackers (Which is the compliment
airy way of signifying Floridian) put in
an appearance with from four to eight
yoke of the gay and festive kline, al
most too thin to cast shadow, hitched
up for business.
Then follows scene such as few
steamboat men have ever witnessed.
The COWS are hitched to the boat by
three stout chains, the crackers pick up
enough energy to raise shout land any
one who knows cracker knows that
that is miraclc) and with all steam on
and mighty tug-of-war the stout iron
steamboat is dragged through the mud
and sand and landed in deep water
again.
Capt. Lund says he has set of iron
tires which he puts on the paddle
wheels the first of May, which enable
him to take short cuts across the coun-
try, thus shortening the distance by
about tone-half, and as Capt. Lund was
never-no, never-known to draw the
long bow or to tell Il story which was
not strictly according to Hoyle, down
so the tires, across country and all.
And yet there are people who persist
in going to Europe strange sights for
to see. 1t is one of the wonders which
no man, and not very many hundred
women can fathom.-N. Y. Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-16

HARTFORD, Ct, July b.-Hanlan beat
Hosmer tAnout ten feet Monday, in a
threc-mile race, with three turns, on
the Connecticut river. Time IS minutes
So seconds
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-16

Probably one reason d Nlau is so
much more disposed to praise his sweet
hearts dress than his wifes, is that ba
didn't have to pay for it,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-16

Cause and Effect,-A lady was re-
Gently teaching a boy to spell. The
boy spelled ''c-o'l-d," but could not pro-
nounce it, In vain his teacher asked
him TO think ana try. At last She asked
him: "Whar :, YOU get when you go
out upon the pave.nSnt on rainy day
and wet your feet?' II gets licking"
-Drake's Magazine.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-07-16

OTHER always
diSlilzed w eX
from the time
fatker took him
in, a lank, half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
SEEN FROM GRAND STANDS.
MILES On MILES OF PARADERS PASSED..
THEY CAME IN \ SOLID STREAM TO SALUTE
THE REVIEWING OFNCERs-vICE-PREsl
DENT MORTON AND OTHERS WHO
WERE AT MADISON SOI-aRF

THE REVIEWING OFWCERs-vICE-PRESl
DENT MORTON AND OTHERS WHO
WERE AT MADISON SQUARE.
II stirring, eager expecant, exultan, and good
iumorcd humanity-hlmanty OF practically every
tionaty and OF all sorts and conditions Of previous
and present serytudc and loisurc-c0lid give life TO
stone. brick and mortar, Madison square would have
been alive yesterday when the monster military and
civic procession filed by It's green stretches in com
memOration Of ihe great discovery OF Columbus. 1t
would have been alive at early hour, too. and IT
would have been utterly exhausted with watching the
steady stream OF troops, and civilians which
flowed up broadway from about noon until the cool
ness OF the October evening began 10 De fcr. But
It's WEAKNESS suffered in good cause II II may
be- called good 10 the biggest parade that ever
graced the reefs OF NewYork, and TO have seen it
with the eyes OF more spectators than ever before
crowded the square and Its vicinity
Ii would have seemed rash to predict that the
streets, hotels and hOuscs around the Worth Monu-
ment could have accommodated dcnser masses Of
people than assembled Oh the occasion OF the Wash
ingtOn Centenary. Yet by noon, when the head OF
the procession reached Twenty thlrl-st and Broad
way, there were crowds In every spot where crowds
could be- and by their numbers hey threw into OBJ
liv1on the multitudes that had before assembled
there. All the stands flied, as IA matter OF
course on the sidewalks and mo the street as
far the police lines permitted. stretched the ranks
OF spectators In every window OF every buildng that
gave the fintest glimpse Of the spectacle banked
punches OF humanity, and por'icOs balconies and
roofs lined with people.
FLAMING COLORS EVERYWHERE
Blazing cOlos OF nag, banner and bunting painted
The fronts OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel, the Hoffman
House, the Hotel Earthodi and all the buildings
looking out upon The square, and their hues
heightened by the contrast Of the hosts in The streets
and the thousands IN windows and roofs. Trucks
In the side streets had their loads Of, people and Il
perfect amphi heatre made alongside OF the
stands with little and big boxes. boards and
stepladders, which were posted hundreds OF OBJ
servers. And over and above the whole busy
rose the graceful lines OF the Madison Square Garden
tower topped with an immense American flag, which
looked like piece OF toy bunting 10 the myrtads in
the streets.
The first arrival at the reviewing stand Gov
ernor Flower. About 1915 II. the white coats
and ponderous bearskns OF the Old Guard at
Twenty bird and Fhave.. and after them car
riaCes with the Governor and his staff They climbed
down and entered The reviewing stand the east side
Of Brosdway and Joined by the Federal
Cabinet officers, who here TO represent the
Nsional Government. Thirty minutes passed, during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
ARRIVING IN GOOD CONDITION.
OF CABLE ROAD OFFICIALS.

magnificent view OF the parade yesterday was obtaih'a
from the broadway cable power.housc. which Il now
being erected OF Broadway and IL lusonSt
The onrrs road had made preparations for the sel
ing Of large number Of guests d invitations were sent
70 many prominent society people for the afternoon and
evening lrac who showed their appreciation by promptly
acccptlng them. T.. u. Maclanc and Walter +. Vernon
had charge Of the arrangements. LUNCHEON was also
provided for the guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
y NNsIrNcTON SQUARE

The big grTHd stand at Washington square was n
place from which many isaw the parade. They all
crane early, too. AMI sa Through The hours which
took the paiatc To pa,s. >, much interested bv the
Offering tide - soldier which rolled along that
they let ne wcarinc,,. In 'front.' Of the houses on
ih" north side OF tho square private stands had been
erected, and everywhere the moving stand cen
s.siing Of s"ic, al white pine step, mounted on
wagon. All these places crowded with people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

The houses around the square were all decorated.
the house Of cX-MnyOr Cooper being especially gay
with shields. steamers and flags. From Flfhaye.
one could lock up IN" street for hOuls over the
head, Of soldiers, who stretched away 10 the north
ward IN u column that seemed reach out to infnity.
tn. square bnck Of the wall OF people which stood
along the roadway, the vendors Of lemonade and hot
chcstnutS did "A thriving business, while all along
IN. crowded way ,ya iubilc, and loud huZza.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

the gallant band IN gray. and doubtless the color
mounted in the cheeks OF Of the gcntler who
looked upon the young soldiers and thought Of tender
episodes on the banks Of the Hudson around grad.
uaDg time.
After the cadets long blue ranks Of The regular
army followed BY rumbllng batteries Of artillery. The
wide double files did not move with the clockke
precision OF their predecessor. but there WAS air
Of business about the dark blue coa'ed ranks That
stirred the pulses OF ono)kcrs. Following them
the United States Naval Brigade. the men carrying
their muskets at port arms. the marching salute,
and they drew forth an unusual outbreak Cf applause
from the crowds. II took thirty minutes for the
troops OF the Regular Army and Navy to file past the
reviewing stand.
II was about 80 p. III. when another troop of
hOrscmen cantcred into view. II was then the turn
OF General Fitzgerald and his staff TO receive the
salntes from the reviewing party. and after them
poured the 5000 men Of the National Guard who
in Inc. With this division greater varlcty
In uniforms 10 delight the eye the played upon
shining brass and bit Of color. The Goth
Regiment led the way IN dark blue and trousers
of lighter hue. and for the first time in the parade
the Madison square Observers heard the strains Of
The star spanglcd Banner" from the band. Then
the white helmets Of the 18th Regiment made IA break
I'm the moving mass Of Ilue. and with the troopers
the first group OF the ambulance service carry
Ing lOiueU StFPlfncTS. IN" Jtn regiment. with back
helmets. followed. and then the black helmets
white coats and blue trousers Of the 2od Regiment
which passed amid a salvo OF hand-c lappng.
GREETING TIE -EvENTH REGIMENT.
Down the avenue the eye next caught sight OF the
grnyblue coats and whit" trousers OF the eth Reg
iment. and Colonel Appleton rode past loud cheer,
attestcd the warmth OF NETWORKS ae, lion for her al
most favOritc regiment. The 18th Rce1ment followed
with buslncSskc swing. the familiar black hclmc; I,
greeting the eye. III" 71si Regiment presented no
difference In uniform uniil the Harlem company came
Into view The men OF this company woic the hand
new dress uniform all dark-buc With black
shakOs and white pompons
A ronnd OF applause up the avenue and started
curiosity TO ,he cause OF il. untn the explanation
given by the horse bearing Captain Wendell, Of
the 1st Battery, which danced With fclgh;cc steps
the strains OF the band every foot of the way past
the reviewing stand.
The blarc OF trumpet hcraldcd the approach OF
the I'd Battery, and, after IL had ratci 10y With gun
and caisson. the Naval Reserve OF The state came
along TO receive hearty cheers OF appreciation. The
white suits. lcggins and round blue caps
made striking picture. Next came the signal Corps
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

eea *'aesr kptnesrnf bases etobtst Nt b,
y sapos issismt Ia mes oar bel ubruas,
% sncee ioeet GIt Tsb 1, Betroatuma fiji a
Eslaist HeloIA, o,ruur sioxeSe ben masFu,
saretjsetI % itpre Hora sr Soli cor bal,
tel % feb busnnete saoer st uauae % msIi
aoisste Settrr, bbitet aHe baabc ON kuslin
Sagss, fa sstas % s3MtstsO sob Nab.
labiiha.
VT Sis pso Scrost usks in 3patiobsS reS
di 9iere traitise Sno5aa I BE- tsIiiats Better
par Sbn for Sasen, ioa herom bsr 2Gisren
tise ipip!s. Bar Der Rooa tom life feIte
20 bel iaa var bel 9vapeptferne, Der baohc
tuett III flo rosr Gpns.
otter at man bsoes aiSrt 10 tiIacss mes
s06o Der bar pea Bors<t,' hmleos sae fig
~ gaeast psee at affss8e GoImsu 400,
1gro itol altins naoe-, boprpan Gaitrr
Ssitpeit hplbt Sss % tate Oper Erssae
ZIP. gl. 8, g.: "gho % Snlo baper jea iiie;
men bet, icm iss baorr BET siper jss big,
% an0enote bette poa in GtiIins JON Vic,
"'Sgepehs trHN. pdA phfteoe nten al bfof
ON 9seuishebcrs 6oubsa, poIOt perpua Ben
% sbits Serreas 8eiasselie pper gaeni5bs.
ben. saa blsp SaInpen g, -Sror iatis sr
ben inc 5tciy, uiirnst
S'Sen rar ametiefss fort bsnl,rsben I'M.
Der bet bnsselise 6anoox. Doaen nor aansi
amber os Rsftet i~sotsaabt. tna 9lGe trgb pp
r pa. - ia.
ior nt,srase bjem bpss til eli. son 2
Seq ftat bog faa 300 " OF tiltsie, fsr iee
ilnttsr eisie Pinier at bet 'Hte pdr fsrits
Gang, at Snsmamsets &esisbsb lasbs I'm
Selpin'e 20 3~sugioesbee ior gaosn liseopsr.
ior lin BrRit mea a. eex uso flers 2eiI,s,
beSer bar iBitomna .bsm os bdus 5amtie
nreO pene pg prrosfsfSe eooer, iaa oct er
tsis ION GrGiten2 % RmebsoeRs SLENDER
Trigger. 5ts.' Ct Reblem.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
2Diemoe fluer. f.

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apieHSe 5luer bar lrnae Oaret brusi
og brusss enouu ben Gag | 3as til
mango nubertioe ling. gao San Do
nrinsO os andre b~siiinSiIte Etr bruDes
be icm 8elpsuiue. &c iattes Sa mo !
2anternsr. GisIs qanterusr bruges
babe Of 6olf, fem Itnl gao, .mitsrat
Rprtet sr inbtpdaSt, % BET er. iom &c,
tienbt, iuart msrtt ON Tattsn ! Dc pars
ME 2anoe - % peo SauItrntioner al
Bp9ningcr.
Spis en- natlis 6oooiruoer oisie
esne iaitsr en- fig fpienbe Sine til bpsr
Sob. be uil oiis ban 8eisn pnd bans
natliae 8nasrins. 8uu s'ubu Us unbte
al Bstiuoiens Esr brttsts be pgiua furu
ct Slass Ornaraentsr paa 3amernes
OoeriiOlsr pso iitlioe aeifiobeber. Man
Tan leie en- Bog oeo Oct 2ps, Tom uosis
al bisis SHistter sipera1 i5gat ,tae
t. 3isis 6luss sisrr oeiaa et anSen for
fDtte for 5ult,i bisie beoe Strse Gs
brGber Wemtig "@ssauitees", i,rsi
oisls Suiettsr asf QpsFuerues tjsreite
8ou til ,5soe. ong '3Iot srrps q
De Samle pdr ianSiDnlispis n'lenbi
meo hisiel 5lners ianbe BeifaHenbeo,
i6porpel bisie 5laer CT iaa alminbelise
for ben psitliae Solphisle. 7ai ms b
De fore iaatdlbis 2arternsilisr
SDeS@urepa 90 Giien - o9iaa faloei
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ben bebe Bone StarnbaSifr, ION fun
orb Nattetib ipiers "a 3.a rtlC al'ls5
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basic. 0atnriorifsre bar ipeinlrret me-
get pno,, bpOrior bette Suisit IDierH Zen
melt atminbelisfi Weung Ier, OF bette
Snieft bar fnast benue tansepne til FIN
eosn 8eitpiisfje mob 8atiersale o. ON.
bre minbrs, Bn8lf, Der jaeger bet ION Ell
belitat 6pbe3 ,2lhbre b rimee mener, dai
Oct er blepet3 uotultst meo bsane 9pS'
spne. for iatdbets 5rnbsrietisfc ian OPP
oage % aseibet ppi I,l9 Sen ene,5Slnias
9elie ertonIfeLl igfSon iaabipnli9 ipn'be u
anben.9 De Gterbe bar osiaa ipetuleret
rneset paa, jbpabl Siass Cps bel, ct, Do
bet life ubAuftes msb 8aub o. .iftf ai4
Der nosen 8arnttI ira f8a Sersm er BOG
life gibenlfaben fpmmen til noset Re.
iultat, eso bet 1tr psIan temmelis li9es
eDlOist. a5gHs
8lanbt be 'Sas'ter, JON siUsr aps.
CT Osiaa be iadfGpte "eleitriite "Geuti-
peoe8". Bet err ImGa lorte 3pr meb en-
WGnSbe 5sbber. Sele beres ubjeenbe
Ital fprrsiisu paa ct Saar li9ue Sfelets
tet at en- Sionsf,i Elsie martelise 8pr
beoaser fig o9iaa albelss Iom SIanser
for us b~asuosr. Sc eitsrlaber pao
lin Sci en- temmedts ft9rf 29snin9. .
aoaiaer fig fra DC andre f%pienos Snistte,
OerueO, at be siter fig BELT on 1asen
Osoba sr bet ltOn fstist, rpr life at fa'
uinulist, at ppOoBe ben apsFribe, ION
b.: eiterlaoer paa fin 8ei. x
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
m.,a.ga Wisceniin.

AA1~ ~
eca nbkribcreos paa ~.
bar jeg baaos feet % iali
J. I, grsst, baaOe fra HeF 90 bern;
3, sar alOris itrOt pda aos.t lsa
Cen rimcIisite GraTO bertil
# ben nOrits geipIsnlns yer
e, ri sr nsndis,iffs ilsrt sHO4
F..rlier, Of buiIie Dc 8 hoiSsf
sg,S grueu'. Zen anoen
-. nj tslt pore @anset pau
..,gi,. nj er uemlis life iua rlS'
y i, fra Samur Seminartan' ao'
,rrr,r. men oerior iusein lilre
!. ,sr lite ale oats 8yaIter %
gatasUel Oii leg fOrlssf a
4 IN. At oalaa ri Ieper, ON lille
'..t. for min seen Eel or jeg
y gsuaen. Seq arbeioeOe ! eH
men par iua ubeisis at Blue
- srp. ION en- 8au,erat iGlote;
-, totte Cub, at ies tpm oerira
t. men bporlanse jog nlaa -bnIoe
n, HF" 50 Eb94NHtO as
|,,r HE Ioruoh9es. ssw s. sHtaf b
l,s,flfanOen er for @Grparenoe
4, sooOs gamIe % hinge angrtbes
f. spooom ialpet Blood DysenterE
f. ioapiot mig befienot, er lntet
. i%rbtruitet. asusB 90 rstAtS tsH
|, Sp,rlsn grGit saer STRIFE, ri sr
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
8Torfienefi1taio !

Ger Fnoss iusen &atr, Ionm man far
itole pad faa iifIsrt fpm' Browns Bron-
chial Troches. &c, Der liOsr al aitbma,
SpsOUmme is9uitesrtt Scae' eller Sbr.
fjplelis, burSe ptsue oct. De sr ober5
aft auiseos for at bore beOre eno nOget
anbst MiOost Cor famine glaSs Sbs@
BONNIE. &eo. SenrD' &arb Bseber
ia9oe ON SemtTSes bar alOria furs
anoret min 9aehat9 ott BEN, So len,
ger ies ~bruserobein, beftp bebre ibnes
jeg ON benz Sep bar psila anbeiaist
bean til mine geiInsr, ss be bar pii is
at bore meset brhsbars". "a SO ear.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
gia Clone 60, a2in,

Ser er en- uorit @ieui9beN ium ~betleues al
Raitpr Dahl en- bpatis Nteno / fit Gmbebe;
lneO groitaO betleint ban 1T aaib. 81 bar
ppfprt Ell paticr airie, ION mn O~irtret,t er
frroi9; Der bar ri o9iaa ct Grgel, en- fer
Strip for gonstpret. gp MISUNDERSTANDING
er Der osiaa itiitet, meb Ell ~ierOeIeS bpstie
Sprmano. Gbpnneut.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

apineeipsoomms. berts gebanS.
ling % SelbreoeIie. er 9itelen paa en-
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / gbi'
cage nssipet Bog. Den siusr EN- usi'
asti9 geitribelie al be hos &pinOen
fOreiommeuce Spaoomme % nresel.
mesfsbeoer iamt Mnaoen, bporpaa Be
let. burtist Os binist inHhe bsfbrsbes.
Bosen, ION sr al sanits ~ualminoelio
Sntsresie for alle auinser, ienOeS ppr'
toirit til gHbpsr, Tom iubsnpsr ct 2
eeuts 5rimarfs. Worcester
The Viturine Medicine Co,
27.ls18 Al @larf Str, Gbiraeo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Ballard, Raihiaa,eu
setolinirssr Der 81 for en- Tor Eel stan..
ottoptrlo mango al eem bar fiae ea.,s enic


Ssfolfninger Der 81 for en- tor 9el sian.
otroptrsos 8 niailsc al eem bar fine eas.t snic
% Sps8ft0Tser. = &ostf bet ceiaa i,sbt
Sottts taa GsGulaiisR Saab on. en- np
Boom, % eu Iaies aeo llstis oce Gepinir;
nien oct ippst d 8aSs. a. @goomsn4ioS
uetlts pds 10, iaa zpGianrteane mac ia he
fpr ben 9ia q psfc gIaot coer al fad 81
nelaste 4ehge tilbaas.
Der bar bGret aitlOrmeaet jyetaieref /
Srnnaeieuh0mI men erigerrt bat rent
.4enasHs Sffe ian ia tearibs, at oue Be til
!Sssr uoiagte eteo,r taa blipr bsbpoaet, thi
Inari er belle qanbst omtrtua graet { ounb
.itSiagt iaaisSeS sut Bet i,ngisr gb gettrr.
aontpaHisr tisber HosIs baHoreoe aerss
Sano, lqa bp9ses, ees e~Ieitriit. Sernbane. iao
'spoindftes Der neO JcItet, iaa irenbapss.
pciittn 6nbrifbb BET n,te StSer oil bitpc. %
od pl altiaa en- M fisbt GOT blipe riatiq
pRr0ifuio. EpeIe bar paa ben Raooe run.
bet men 9ianse bar tabt. 8espGrre Itrpoes
Der ia Often iaa rle9et | sluleonins af bsi
8agtpn Der; orite iiarrer for manar arbeis
oere ifrtii. Snn Dc iaa s1.75 ON 8oaeu,
ian ers % beloias nltn iaG tofter ogiaa acit
.pg acst $5.25som rtgen.
1890 TL-FnEEME ~
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15

|.n, raturligpis, iorg) ale .Gnoret
nj ON 5uOnitri OF SsustaiHss.
IA pil her nOltrqgte. H9s I'll Of
sap ct alminotfstG snhtfg Store,
res al atlt IS a5Hstamaaf SO.
bar itanoft ipt SirijpmbsPs 90
lar forlaOt fin Sbop,
sn iast min llOoantafe aoin aots.
rsnt itaar paa ct preset laot rs
lutte mtO Ell 9tuteiuling Iirg Min
for ben guOe Os tcfnatteot go. 4
%srnafnc. Zen er i ale @taaocr
ErnSs % Tan iGttes, pep Sipia al
usaf f'rfte slaSiss gsnaat'iHf,
f1TQf ulllANks
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
400 Ssmiet i BeNpoetW %
d IL Eantilien tiliangc.
Sc samsre. sara9nt 60. u. 5

~ Se samere, Sdr9tnt So, q. 8. ;
5a SIeIhenbebcrrR bplet Set pel, 3at 'itils
% ireoelise 5olta al be99e aIsu' 9ipr f6nes
Sag ior' at TORTURE oea Bltslise Rp hos
stnore Seb at tase Suiet i geiiShelie os ga.
milieli tiIinuse; men, of iaabaut bar fuueei
Stco her, nit fpigrnbe 8e9ioenbeb ptfe.
6reOagen Den e6oe 5sbruar aiorbe Smma-
mlels N'cnigbeo, peI ~ubr,lItst Sptos for al
tasa Fait Se!tuet uteo 5omttie ~tilian0e oQ
hans Sls 8eiiboelie. Sorg at fire 'a
Scier ps FAD beie hamilton ] fin Mn9t ielotf
De Sors Eiteren tiblia paa 5ormibpo9en til
ErGitssaarpsn for at boloe Graiten bIemme,
pu ban fntbe uiie SegH til at reiie bort.
3Gbnte lybirrbing bapoe paa lin panlies
tile, os beIteone Mpapc tibet at iiBe %, al
pat, bpab han life .laaoe, rnr, at ban bar ub'
ienot iom Spipn. - %tffes
Gberruitslieu blanoet meo Trp9t par Der
for life li6eu, bn Ereiten meo 5amilie, Der
inttt auebe ON BET SureTfaaeuoe, men trpeoe
at babe en- frebeiig @iGit | Suiet, ioa fig ON.
ringet af 6~reitfteoe % belle GaGrosrammei
.ppsrfpibt rueo Team n5oIf Rfbesse aien,
ser uDe,Lotoere sierpe fit SsierStpa inb !
Suiet, :scr blsp .fsiot til srnhaie ls CO 81
egdpbe 5narlo baane Suiet % 8eboerne i fin
Ra9t. M II, 5ss 5r3a
] ut, Saugeii0brt lite mar iaa iariigt 90
5rbgie algiiaoet. piite.i matt, ibft Mar.
~ .HuAgUNE q AL..g -FI1ML-EA - = EtN- 80
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Mnhln Nith- "A Nntn

HaplO 9th, g. 9atpta.
eaa ben rDoe Sap paa SOFTER,
ES at Ienoe 8etaltn9en for brr,
Den % jeg ian ie liot beore paa
| S'gnbaHcsG rbeioerne Der leier
Tan taa Tag l. ME "7ecorab'
PES babe fprit o. ipIt Of dne
Fa Der Gampen, s.,
/ ~ o8ioa gipe en- lioen geItrls
aa'aNearbeioct Der: Sanen bbg-
Go e't9 % op iaisnrsni M1ine
'eH1e Camp er set iemfi sler
P JON life bar arbeioet paa o.,
A. % atorIs bar pi arbetoet
T. 10 til 20 Sage aeadneben, iii
Ssr't en- usreie msb 8etaliu,
"'Vet o. tor at &ontraitgrerHe.
9slf bar De OpiDrt ct Sus, bpor.
eFRaoeoiH fOr IS Gents pr.
s.RSsr taaer De to % tre. Grijer
1narn er to Dollars % to collars
q Vents pr Sag. Hi4 uHHa&
s9l'F er en- ui 6praanoehe lot
,sn Ct soOt og vel liat al, grses
[.5Ot bar o0iua 8oaroinahliet
ss ~ l,'e 2oaGrs c9 femti Gents.
). aao''' men iaa' lectr d eSi4a
DaFe paa oct bsofe Sotel |
:. Y y S4e or 9OOt iOruVieSeiu Ms
y %anN, Der foeiaaf at aistel
'''''a' iOm mu!ist for ddnea tne
" 1871 stlG 4,
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-15
Getro 1<nner.

Ee tro 0tnher..
Da &bonIab bopSe nanst en- bsi
afber, falbte bon sa,e Il e,snner I'll fig
% fcstafte BEN, a ~ bapbe erbUsrpst
i'm GDrmue eeO 9Th % Gparfpmmslie :
beb. % at ban btlSe atpe. bper af Dem
|et banOreOe @ssRpfssr, Iereab ban
osoe, faa at be huiOe beeDube en- 5ors
refining aSmibaeEBs besots Set at,ban
mart eiter miiteoe 1oea Of IN Sora,ue,
iau at ban Inn bosbe NJ sbunorsbe %
femti e'iilbfptter tifhaee.9 geryaa 9au
ban bunerebe e,afoRsdsr tie bpsr al
fine nj ssnner. aelbpas ytsfe esa
isurate bani, boor1Rsea ban piloe faa,
fpareoe BON: ss,,~. ,4asy8a ~
7 Spin ssn, iee tssehs hpsr al sins
grsore bunbrebe GafDhstisr. SEQ bar
iemti tilbase. 9sebsps BIZ ies laese
filitoe for mine Hs0sppel3espbsifter ps
be reiterenbe tpcs ~ btape Sine. Dee,
uben pif ie9 iOn gyaatnina for be utti
@albitptfer, Ou taber. ~spsraipe ii @ens
ner, .iom ies bar, NJ bic. .os be sr parb
al 8erbens @ufo %, gaan-
Mosen 9ib eftsr .b6se abSaIah, %
be nj Ssnuer tos ,fne .Sense % an,
penSte benz buer ar in SPIT uber
minbfe 9ante poa ~ wsfte grober.
@ssn ben pnsits e.. beqsitebe at asts
paa fin 9aSers D<S., anotst bans strt
par ben minbfte o. bplpt fait Der
De ii genner. eaa sHsberebte ban e.
tarpelist &aaltia o. ~ fin Sabers II
8enner % lasSe ~ sm:.,
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bans 8enner. IN. rSit 8. isrent
ieg oraaer ND t8etbn tx at isge min
aptfe, .ase Del ! q sytensmaaltib meb
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meh @leSe % rtetio ~ &etterae; os,
pa gbFiGetiens Rtstosf Tn, reife en-
at benz fig o9 totte:
eWine Gcpncf, ut fsefommsr mig,
at TIM bet ytsfe Of w Here aibsbe
Geus Spnner betp1sss "a ON fin So
eers gennsr. SAB - berfor blius bans
tro gsaner % tiissiebriSss en- @ense.
jun, iem letter ban -teaub til at be-
sgn0e en- 5~orretsin8 bes..
8oraaset bleo nobtaaet meb mssst
8ifafS, Ynsltnees sW foff al bet
genlfah. be fiaulese baua % blco mart
en- peiitaaenbe aiabaasaF prt aloris
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enc eao % San, % Aa ban bsbe
sfterloo ban ct oetet % erst aaorf ill
fine 8srn.
per fOrisSn, Sas hi BET fo a}aa.
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icriposen S~eitebdsSser ~ profile paa
ed troltpfois Mats "a See nsb Hsaves,
pe gap ben ub ius alb<ses 3eilfri. 4ra.
ten fog berior Rmoes ~ s,ee sOs
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9uem banbiebes SsGsn At bette bier,
at Der iussp !6anba stfiKSsssso1a 81
Seiishanoleren, ism fusfob, OF Ira.
ten bapSe blanba 9ea0 bans gfies
rel, btsb iOrbitret 4 Ii4ehs III Hreasa:
@Sr. Yafori betIes VI ies bsre paa en-
of Dsres. &rosiasaer-~ s at ie, at DC
bolOer @reSiten fx.a liiain. aunber
os blanber ZEN hsst nss Sanbsi!~
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% iSfs esifoae saEet tffteos, bO0r
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.5ibae esRoae?s tparsts Sefts.
6anbieren; "5oor Sepofkbs De ben
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