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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05
ASHES ON TIE SLIDE.

vhrn Jim ana b"h anu
4, dId We use 20 hail the coming Of the
fr..-h minsed red and with their run
:" ,.rs round and bright,
49,. 4 ID respond right briskiy 70 our claincr
N dslight
X w dragged fhrm up the shPpFry r"~n MAJ
.tlnhtd rhr rugged hill
| uhefe ~ rrhed the old frame meeting -ouse, 80
.oitmn.llkc and sim.
n, .o.s,lnr IN those days hose good old days
-.As fun. irdeed'
s.,- NJ, that time. ia have you know. were
pnrlrous ~ speed
Why. then .
~ \ hasl on ice and snow to patch those bald
pots UP again.
IN, N: With what sad certainty our spirits
nould sutsidc
Uhen Deacon FrisDie sprinkled ashes where we
used 70 slilel
rne aracon NJ would roll his eyes and gnash
.s ioothicss gums
,.a Heat AZ siiany throat and twirl his saint
NJ bony thumbs
,,a Vii sou ~whes l wuz q boy, they taught
tn. 10 eschcw
n, r.d,ss. ribald vanities which modern youth
ucrsue,
~ railway that leads down TO hell is slip
rsry straight and wide.
. ara satan turks for prey where little boys are
.o,f 10 slldc''
Nov. NJ who ever in his lie has been a little
on
VII ros reproye me when he hears the Ian
rIire / employ
ro.r ..rlatizc Is wickcdncss tho dcacon's jealous
spite
Il u.s. rierins with the play wherein we found
GeliTht.
AN n say, with confidence. not unalloycd Of
pride:
sUf. s-rn Tho man who s,rinklcs eshcs where
he youngsters slide"
D. beacon Frisbie long ago went 70 his lasting
1854,
ri. Money wen invested in farm mortgages out
vcst:
b.. Jim and I. no longer boys, have learned
through years Of strife
T iAs troubles Of the little bog pursue the
man through life:
Th3- EtTc and there along the course wherein
~ hoped 70 glide
s1. rvlous hand has sprinisicd ashes Just 70
poll our slide,
Al h malicious. cnvious hand is not the dea'
tpf- row.
Grin ruthless Fate that evil sprite none other
: than thou
r ana honors. peace and care come az thy
K and got
1s -pul- elate with Joy today. tomorrow
xrlthes In woe
All fla man has turned his face unto the wall
ma died
II IL expect 10 get his share or ashes on his
-IIc,
Eugene Field, IN Chicago News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

SWNn. \ ranchm1n OF
t aics county. Although he stopped
oys hat . day. he had one large pack
ar 'ahcn 10 the hotel. and looked
ti'rr II 50 closely that one Of his
atuaiutanccs finally rallied him
~ " II, inquiring what relic lie WAS
guarding 80 carefully. The inquiry
W repeated SO Often by various ac-
sr.iniances that Col. Abncr finally, in
iNf presence Of three or four chosen
frndS. drew the bolts. unfastcncd the
sfapS. raised the lid Of the long box
arA disclosed a magnificent pair of
rapse horns. fully six feet from tip 20
W. and bearing twenty points. When
tr xclamations OF surprise and de-
it We're over. he was urged TO tell
M about IL; and having lighted a pre-
p ltory cigar, he remarked muSingly:
s.S q very nice thing 10 have those
hoFns IN a box taking them home, but
those same horns came very near get
tn me into a box. which would have
BEN quite another thing. let me tell
ycu. As the story happens to have this
KIND ~ an outcome. though, I am. for
iunatelv. in a position TO tell about il.
- acre goes:
fropi southwest Texas to northern
Nane Is = good long way. It's a little
uiairult TO believe. having seen them
boih. that they belong 10 the same
country. don't mind telling you that,
though l have seen a good deal Of the
United states. this was my first visit
Q New England. My little sister.
Nellie. you know-thc pretty one. Ben.
uAt ven used to ~fancy-oh. You re-
r saher. do you-wcll. she married a
Nainr man three years ago. and this
summer ] pad her my first visit. She
AseS N Bangor. and her husband Is q
'Ny lumber dealer there. with interests
M lals dozen mills in different parts
q tae state. He's a fine fc1low-Felix
andrews IS his namc-and he spared no
Pans 70 make my visit a delightful
PFC. We spent several weeks on the
cost fishing and bathing and having a
regal 'Amc generally. and were really
intending 70 stay longer when Felix
received a message from one Of his
managers, calling him 10 come up i'm
McIiately as his presence was neccs'
sary % settle some disturbance and
oan iecsing that had arisen among the
men. who threatened q revolt 1don't
ne 2 go away and leave You, All.
sa'd Felix, obviously; but an idea had
presented itself TO me. and I replied,
fehx, think I'll 60 with you II
you don't object I have always
wanted TO see the northern part Of the
s.a'e' fii just seize this opportunity.
snS was only too glad 70 have
ompany. and 50 we started on tina,
honorable trip. 1 think TINT one
.vurney included more variety Of con
.ssance than any I ever took. W.
ase'ed BY boat. By stage coach. BY
"ason. and snslly took the last few
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05
LOVE N MURDER

Alice Nitrheli's strange I~nfafunfIon for
Frcda Wnrd-Shc Loved Her Victim and
Wanted 20 Marry Her. and Hi0derei In
This. Determined 10 Stay
10 Ser Freda.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. 2o.-Public
opinion is divided as 70 the sanity Of
Miss Mitchell. who murdered Freda
Ward. Your correspondent learns that
Alice Mitchell had asked Freda Ward
to marry her on three different occa-
sions. and at last Freda consented
a day for the wedding was fixed
and Alice sent her an engage
ment ring. The plan Of Alice
was TO elope 70 ~. Louis Tho
ring was returned by Freda's sister and
Alice then swore that rather than live
without her she would kill her. Tho
letters written BY Alice have been
turned over to the states attorney.
They are full Of endearing terms The
night after the killing when Alice was
in Jail She asked her attorney whcro
Freda was He told her that the body
was ~ the undertaker's. ~whereupon
she impiored her mother 70 take her t.
sec Frcia. md said that she could lie
down by the coffin and sleep As peace
fully as a child
..why did you kill Freda" asked the
attorney.
because | loved her. and wanted
to marry her"
what would you do II ron had mar
ricd hcr?'
"Ah. | would have worked for her
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rs a q arrow. rising into the air as he
came. preparing 10 strike me with
those terrible noofs. l had no power
10 get ont Of his way. but he swerved
aside and did not strike me. DO you
know what made him do II? oh. it
was a little thing-the swapping and
barking Of a little dog at his hcels-a
little, plcbcian dog, with not even a
hint al a pedigree. The moose turned
on him ~furiously. but the dog skipped
here and there, light as a feather and
always just u OF reach. barking de-
fiancc at his big foe as bravcly as
though they were both Of a size. Di-
rectly the huge beast came al me
again. but there was the little dog
under his feet almost. and he left me
TO fight the dog. This performance
went on ut least a dozen times. and
every time did the little dog interpose
to save my life. At last, when the
carbon had followed him to some
little distance. l saw my opportunity.
and. slipping down from the tree, !
seized my gun before he could turn.
lie came straight at me. more furious
than ever. and ! fred boys, ! don't
make o practice of firing with my eyes
shut like Mr.. Wrinkle. but / came
mighty near doing 1t then. The fact
is. I was so nervous that IL was almost
q mere chance shot. but Il CHANGED ia
90 straight and true The moose was
shot through the heart
Maybe you think didn't love that
dog after that! lie had slipped away
from Felix, you see. and had run after
me; and II he had been three minutes
later Id have been buried up in those
Maine woods. / tried my best to buy
| that little dog and mean TO bring him
70 Gonzales county and let him roll on
the bermuda grass and play with the
children all day. as long as he lived.
but the mill men wouldn't sell him:
and so ! was forced 70 come away will.
these horns as the only trophies" -
Austin (Tex.) Cor. St Louis Globe.
| Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

Ills unwise. as q general thing, "a
ask other people what they think Of
our work. The result may be unpless-
ant both for them aud for Us.
Two ministers were discussing the
process Of writing.
Now with me-" said one Of them.
1.-THE only really hard things e
ana are the introduction and the
conclusion. You remember the ser.
mon | preached at the installation Of
Brother So-and-So not long ago? Well.
| fiattercd myself that the ~exordium
and the p~croration Of that sermon
were pretty well done DO you r.
member what you thought Of them?"
sYes" said the other minister. -
remember thinking they were very
good. but too far apart" Youths
Companion.
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fained under the shelter q that mutual
respect and that good understanding which
arr ha~~d upon the just and equitable
appreciation u the facts and on the APP
prsciafion % be- given - tho spontaneous
declaration. made o. either side. The under
signed moreover declares that in presenting its
explanation his government frs itz inspirs.
tion IN the words 81 the instructions whsch
You have quoted. and which assure the gov
eminent o. Chill that the pre>.uent Il not dis
posed 70 exact or ask anything which your
would not under the same circum-
stances spontaneously cvncede.
With sentiments II distinguished considers
zion. ! am your oh<dient servant.
lsignrdl Lrfs PERIERA-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

shoot him through The hcar,. just n
WAS gc;'fnv ready % do this. howey.
er. the 'aoose made . lunge AZ me. and
J made 4 lunge in another direction. I
decided % wait and shoot him after
awhile. skipped airlly behind . tree.
The moose skipped air.iy after me and
reached for me with one hnof. The
hoof caught my coat and tore a long
slit In H. skipped a little faster.
This ~as growing interesting. went
dodginy about from tree 10 tree. NV
whole heart was in the work. and I
have always been considered an active
man. but was hampercd by over
shoes. oyercoat and gun. The moose
carried no excess baggage. and besides
he vas on his native heath. lie was a
greater success a lodging than | was.
I'm b midst Of our maneuvers we
had come to the edge OF the thick usi.
dergrowth that bordered the river. All
at once a brilliant thought occurred 70
me- would dash down into this thick
underground and the moose couldn't
follow on o Of his great height
and enormous horns. From this point
Of vantage ] could then shoot him.
Selling the first opportunity ! dartcd
into the thick underground. running
half bent 70 avoid the low hanging
limbs Hearing a rushing noise behind
me ! glanced over my shoulder. and.
boys. imagine my horror when / saw
that enormous beast, with body cropped
nearly 10 the ground, coming straight
after me under those very branches
that had 10 stoop to keep from bang
ing my head against knew ! was
gone then said: 'Good-by. Texas.
all 70 myself. but ! just kept running
and lodging. anyhow. A fellow might
as well be doing the best he can, ever
when he knows it's all up with him. ]
had my gun all the time. but that
moose had kept me hustling so fast ]
hadn't got q chance TO shoot never
saw anything so impetous and uncere-
monious as hat caribou.
The underbrush had thinned out q
little and the moose had got where he
could stand up. There was no more
chance for running. ! had to bcgir
lodging again. and ! was so near worr
out that il was getting to be mighty
heavy work. Finally = blow from ono
Of those wicked hoofs knocked the Gu:
out OF my hand and came near knock
ing my hand with IT. The sight Of /;
low. overhanging limb gave me one
more faint hope. and ! caught ans
swung myself up and sat there, to-
weak and worn ont to make another
motion II my life had depended on it
l an quite sure | saw a fiendish 10,
kindling in the eyes Of that moss whei
ne saw my predicament think h
patted himself mentally and re
marked to himself: Aha. Now Iy,
got him. At any rate. he backed of 4
a reasonable distance. much as a BILL
goat does when il meditates an a;tacl
on a small hoy. and then came swift
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CoLrxnrs. O.. Jan 70. After :
heated discussion but BY a large ma
iority vote the Ohio house Of repre-
scntatives yesterday adopted q resolu-
tion requesting the Worlds fair man
agemcnt 20 close the exhibition on Ssn-
dayA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.-Thc president
sent the following special message and
accompanying correspondence % con
gress:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

yourself what his horns looked like.
TO add n his wicked appearance. he
had evidently been engaged In . fight
with som hated rival. for there were
mere wounds on his body and neck.
from some Of which his blood was
still trickling in little streams, making
crimson spots in the snow, md hiscycs
were fiery and bloodshot u didn't
take me half an hour 70 see al this. !
Just took II in q . glance. You know.
That took about half . second. Then
I thought I would rsiss my gun and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-05

NJ o n Thu
guests at the
lDriskill hotel
a few days ago
was Col. Abncr
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
100

paa Ooren, os ino traaote Steusns, SOmmermanOen,
9oloenos FIN 6aano en- Sernltanq, bporpaa TO Sern
ooHrr o9 Ell SGn9elaas. Set efter 8ommernanoen
tuIgte Guiding, iom Iutteos 0ersn efter fla, % ltrur
ia9oe.
c er Snptein 6orons ScfaIiug, at DC ifal IGg9eS
! Sern. S0mmermanO, iGt De SpitOppere pna bans
Sfiuneben!"
seq lprong op ira ben Rilte, bporpaa lea iab, life /
Den oenIi9t at 9iore MoNitanO, men blot for at ioos en-
SortIarln9; men 8utliug m~i8tpoebe geuGgclicn, traf IN
Sltol no al I'm SrDltlonme, retteoe ben mob nit l6opco
% ld9oe meo ben uniifienoelielte 9tGieluo forftc
gan9, le9 bapoc bort Oenue ira ban: "8c ot0l buiS ou
He Iaoer S0rlmermanoen 9iers i'm gli9t, iaa ifpber jeg
big pao Ylstteu!
CT Ell SIpngel og en- BraIer!" iaaOe lea, "neu
l5 plt bcparc nit Yin bare for at iaa Diet paa bio % BIN
6apteiu!"
% oerPaa latte ie9 mig after neo, laaoe mine Prime
Uor9 % LOB SommermGnoen lRg9e geilerne on
mime Nntler, teet ieg BOG mco ct llotrpt al ben ops
oslts 5ora8t % llptIie boIOt mine 9iue ieitst paa
Sette iOrnGrmsIise Spros par mere, enc lea tunSs
taa'e' gteppe mig ieIu mGstia, liprteoe iss mig pdc
gan, 9reo ganl Strnben og llpngeoe bam pololoR
ialbt.
~(omnernanO1s raabte jeg raieuSe, "luE 0prsn Cpl"
Utanoel aolpo e%lebltttelig % gtt no al gugaret.
utItng lOa nGlteu bcbspet paa SGttct, men faa
SNeI!tte e'ier utloe ban pare Ouer mig. % %belen,rct,
lpm F9 par, al 9srnsne, piloe ban let tunne opetmanoe
mig C6ortl.N
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Flower"

Mrs. Garab M. Blad, Seneea, Wo.,
bar i be fiofte War libt az Neurals'a !
Spuso, Mape o. grpiter. Snn ifriuer:
"Wein Wao ipntes ilet life at itprte mig,
% Gppetitsn bar meset fOranberlts.
Mh Gniiet bar guilt, Sopeost tiinst, os
ben peuitre Sibe imerteoe msget. Nanr
lea fob up ON MOr9enen par Wuroen
fulo af Slim Of en- Hem bitter Smas.
llnoertioen blep aanoeorRttet tort %
lea bapbe en- unoerlig bantenoe 6plel'e
umtrins Siertet. Oct plnte belle 9a9en
unoer Stuloerblabsne, / uenitre She p9
neb ab Rpoqeu. Oct bar oGrlt I ben
fplbe, paabe lib 8iuter % 8aar; %
uaar 9urene fom oper mig blep mine
Sanoer ue Sober toloe, os ies tilitoe
life Iope. Seq prspsbe alt, men ut 'n9en
Sialp, igr lea bruste ansult 5lotuer.
5aa Tom Soranoringen. 8et bar 9ap'
net mia i ioruuoerli9 GRAB, lioen je9
be0pnOts at BRUCE bet, Ug oil sIenlleI''
fsre en- iuloit9nois Sur" ca
@. @. Green, @nefabrifant,
g9pppburn, 9telu Serlep
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
9duell,
missel mob @aarets awaisem

2aserus bar pGret me9et reitl9c ON
bpao Der esentIis iOroarla9sr 9aaretS
Gilaloen RpsIe msaer, at oen ltaar !
S~orbnoelie meo Sell GrnGrtu9en pda
@ruuo al 5oritprreIie i RerpelDltemet,
meoens andre barber, at SBoomHen
CT ipraariaect pco en- 0itrObe, Der uper'
fires pep Smitte. 80 ~iranite WiiIit9r'
lager bar anitjart uuocrlrgeller, ION
betraiter ben i~ioltunpute Gntn9sile.
sc bar ~pmbpssciig uneerioet Sp9Nom'
men i cpsr 100 IiliGloe % / iamtii9e
ipreiuuSet cn @iiirobe, ell Wtlirotot,
icm lsper / Supsus Slimblarer. 0et
bar enopa lptteoes Dem at bprtc oenne
NiIrpbs, % peo at ouerigre ben paa
Sunoe % Sarer bar be irrnbrn9t 9aa'
rets Afialoen paa famine Maaoe ION
hos Menueitet. &c bar Oloere iorle9t
DC MioIer, Tom tau u,rie goelG98cnoe
poa Mltrpbeu, % iunoet, at 2erpenttn
bar beune @irtuiu9. Gn p%aslenSe
SIanOtns al I~erpsntin 1olietteiaserne
Ifuloe iaaleoes uGre Ct gpot forcing
aenoe Miooel moo 0anrets giialoen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
10

tilsn til nit Sugar. Seq itOb nOsIe 9iebIitte os ia
pda bet meo sanite ~eienoomnieIise 6olelier; tbi Grin.
bringen ON ben peoe Wtano 3tufien braQte mia til at
omfatte ben iorlabte @ienftanb, iom ruIeoe ira Sioe til
anOen, meo iGresen Sntsresie. Seq folte mig bog till
freps peo ben Gante, at intet 2euenoe tunoe uRre tis
bdge paa Stroget; tbi bet par umuIi9t, at Nc9en tuuoe
p9rs unber 0Gt, os aIt pau bette buuOe isg Jet.
Stibet trRngeoe III oper, iaa 8ra9st blep oiemt
for mig, og ieg itpnpte mig meo at itiite SlGoer, ba
ieg I9nstes eftcr at bore, buac Gdptein Goron ui(oe
lge I'll mig. Seq uiloe osiaa 9isrne ie ben ganIIe
0tanO o9 Yigen, og uar n~pSgierrig eier at piOs, buors
IsbcS S~aptetnen ptcs bsbonoIe benz. Sea buffer, at
leg pa TOM til at tGute paa, at ben unss 8ioe maotte
pere aOitiuig 6orIe9enbeO; tbi bun par 10 omborS
p0a port Glib uoen ~tutnoeIigt SeIifab cs uOen gooen.
iom tinOe lame benoe 6lRoer, builfet bun seilia Til.
ttGn9te, on De, bun bauOe pou, par bripeuoe uoaSe.
% ON bun o9iaa tunos biGlpe i9 meO bisie for en-
Sio, iaa ptIoe bun bog mart bebeue andre, oa inoen
par at faa, for ri Tom til 8aIparaiio, ~mebminore Stip.
pcren uilee saa imo en- eaer ouosn JSaun os iRtts Dem
iIano. SsnOes fine % imuttc 2lnigt, bporom oct rioe
rHUfarpeoe 6aar bapOe bSI8et, Os benbes foritratteoe.
men miIoe os bloc bIoa Zine ltoo bsltanoie tuSslio Tor
mig, og ieg c~ucrueieoe, buao Der tun6e siores meo Sen.
Jpn I'll bsnees Ordgt, bpiS ~Saptsinsn life itulpe pile oqa
no al jim Del Tor at iRtte BEN ilano.
timber biSie Sstra9tninssr par iq iiarS meo NJ
tratts mine StspIsr paO, oa iss bsrts en- tettst Banter
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Wo0crbjertet. (@iter ct 9ammel,
irnuif 8bsma.) Gu llngeriucno elIteoc
Ell Yt9e, melt BUN bar ioriGn9ell9 oa
eieoe intet 9ierte.
@n Sang or6mte bun, at bun iteolt
Iorblep ing O8 itjgn, ia at bun enoof
UitOe bltue me9et imutferc, buis bum
ct Grin giemte Siertet al ben &pinbel
Der bnuoe ipot benDe$ S9Itemnnb.
90 bun la8oe til 2)ugllugen:
"@aa ben % orGb Din Wtooer % gil
mig benOes Sjerte!"
San iaa foriGroet paa benoe O9 lsl
i'm 8ei.
8ennRite Dag ajento9 fig oct Canine
90 8a9en eftcr i9ieu.
90 ben fjeroe Dag LIB ban / 8anuii
biem O9 9ioroe, ipm bun bgo.
s Mprfuinsen ileOe ban meO fin iol,
feroell0e 8Uroe til Den Gllteoes SuS
men lWubleoe paa Seien % itpote iig
8a boiifeOe bet blpoeube M%ooerbierte
ban bar / i'm Snnno, til BAN:
"Otin fiGre @rlt, ou iteOte big be
life ilemt?"
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
lie

lsblsg, Os benoes SGbsr par blaa, men bsnbes imutte
dine Iaa Der ct ~iaaoant llotrpt al ssnrpttsIie, bIanbet
mee StrGt, ioet bun forit iaa paa mig, iaa paa
grOspeuor, iaa pao Srosct, al ies aIOris qipet Tan
sIsmmle BET. Senoes Srast, Der par al ct susr aubst
msrtt StOi, par Iise til beuoe5 Softer sieunsmbIsbt af
tat gauo, os bun itiatu Os ynteoe fig u~aha6sIis,
uastet SOIsn %itlnnsOe lao parmt pua os, at 8oitsrne
fsltss sonite bsoe.
Den gale Yiotros loa paa Sunoen al Baaoen oa
ttirreos op mob 9inlIsu. Suu iaa iOriQroelie ub meo
TT Srippadoe 9aar, fit upiuuImsOe aniist, lit rsbe Stiae
ps iRs nssne 9lutIsr ps 6sOOer, iOm nat irsm ira bans
sisnnembispte SentIaoer, Der lIuttsOe ia ON hans Stius
nsben iOn paa ct SteIet. 9iu % Oo gift Der iOm ct Jtpt
islsnasm BAN, % ban bplebe plot; men bans Supms
ming bapoe naitsa rctsmt bans areitsr, os ban BoIOt
fig bet 9eIe uOtiOu roIis.
Seq iPurgls 9iseu, bUOrIGu9e Dc bap0e parst bsnne
iorlGrOellse Sti4tns.
"Sioen lsaarmorges~, iasOe bun msO en- balutalt
.Tiennie, lon BET par onot at bore, os meO en- Sualoen
tIter gurt OrO. "Si bar lts gaOi en- Graabs 9anO al
brittle lloeu IlOrsaarsaites. pan er bieUsn gal al 3srii,
tbi ban Orat SanOst paa 3attet4, usobseU bun, iOet bun
psssos paa uiauoen Sunoen al SaaSel.
"GOps @uO! ruubte ss til 5OItene, "bsrer s bet2
Dc bar life inIust gauO TO 0Gsel Cor CUBS StylO,
irat paO aarsrm!"
Or 9aIte orcentlis no, % SaaOen fer ~itummenos
bea ODr ben LANCE 0snins. ginOsu par astsrinO %
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
III

bialp os irsm. Seq iasce itte mere til ben nnse Bi9e
tbi bet par gruiomt OF briuse benpe til at tale; naar
buert Orb brGnote benoe SaIen, iom ON be par sIss
benOe Seruitptter.
Gftsrat at baps rost tpue Minuter, bet ipntes mig
Iiseiaamau9s elmer, naaebe nj Stibet. Manpitabet
bapOe iamIst fig runot 6aIprebet os biIite ps meo (ourra,
ba DC iaa, Vi bapNs 5olt meo os fra graset. 8udlns
o. Stippsren itoO paa loptten os iaa paa os meo biitre
Mtiner.
"gtu, Gutter, raabte les, "op meb 0amen iorit.
9io9Ie al ier paa 0Gttet iaa fat Iiot 9auo; tbi bisie
Mlennsiter tt iRrbis at 90 al Ssrlt~.
6oa Mtinutcr eiter par babe 9i9eu os ben snmIe
UtanO Ouer 6aIOrebet. Seq tuppeOe SaaOsns 6an8line
pGt ira 8ingboItsn, iuu ri tuuOe iaa ben gale Ufano
OmbOro uoen at IoSle Surringen paa BAN, pg vi bette
BAN oa op iom en- onben Set. Saa tom be IRE al os
m al Saapen, msoenS ben iemte iutteOs usp unbsr SoIs
lsbOumeus os butteOe al.
5 bette Sieblit tiloroS Jig en- ~frpgteis Scene.
Gen samIe UtanO isrtes, patlsuOe msOsm to Mas
%troir, Der itstteoe BAN, ben mob ~aabpttsn, og tul9tes
al i'm 8atter, oer tunOe saa uOen SiGIp. Den @ale,
Der bOIbtss al ajGmpen SobniOn, ltoo peo 6aISrsbet,
%, ba is9 tom uuer, isrts en- al 6oItene ct SlitmaaI
mso &anb ben til bans SGber. Statleu peg tiIbage ior
bet iaabun 6oriGroslie, at Dinene ipntes at piae
iprinse no al fine Sulin9er men ~pIuoislis rep ban
msO en- btitis sraitanltrenselie armsn los ira bet 1ons,
ipm bandit ben, ersb Waaalst % bsb tpsrtisiennem
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Is

Slittet; Os perpaa bsicoe ban Soueoet tilbase, iiusts
alt Sanoet, ilGnste Maalet ira Jig, bIep lcrt anli9tet
o. iaIot peb ON paa O9tfct.
Den itore Watros iprang tilfoe, uoftsote en- eo |
i'm 5oriGroelie, os en- bump itsnnenoe Spo bsrtes ira
be omitaaeuos. De neg aIe til Sioen os ltOS os iaa
til meo bIese, iprfaroeoe aniister. Oct par o9laa ct
bseite Grab ~ubpsselist Spn; Der Iaa ban lan'msn'
trumpet, msb Souset uitet ON be usle eernner, rreo
SanOerus tet iammsnbiote, us meo ben bsire arm /
geirst!
"~ggterouer Der, o. beis Saaosn OPT" raabte Out'
ling, iost ban tom iorouer paa 9ptten. pan ut oa le
ben osDe Ntano og t%ilioieos: "6ait Ell Erelsnntng cver
BAN, os leg bam foruo paa 6orlu9en".
"Stal leg lace StewarOen 9ipe grO9 til DC 6oIt, IOm
par meS mis2" ipurste leg BAN.
San iaa f~OrastsIis paa mig % git bort upen at
ipare.
IS itaI iGa ir grOs", iasOe ies til en- at benz,
icm ltoo ~llarbeosn, "ielu ON leg ifaI sipe isr min esen
Sortion". 90 iulbitGnOi9 uOmattet etter min anitren'
selie, BERTH uuuO Iise til Stnoet, git ies mo NIT sus
gar ior at iaa Sprt paa mig,