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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
Written Tor The Evening star
The Arrival Of MAY.

Green leaves now in the sunlight CLEAN.
Where a few days aco were none.
The earth. We ed from her winter dream.
Enults. for May-tilDe has begun.
The western wind. Mays trumPeter.
Announces shc resumes her reign;
And loyal heges wait on her
Ia budding wood and grassy plain.
The D. sr-;rees. thick with blossoms white.
Seem wreathed with fakes Of feAthery snovt
The apIle- trees art loyelier dirht
With dainty blooms that blush-like GLOW.
The bees are issuing from their hives
How soon they know that May has comei-
Rejoicing in their busy lives.
Sweet music in their ceaselcss hum.
x-,-,,,-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

fitting gored skirt was trimmed at the bottom
with small frills OF black satin ribbon. the
upper one being headed with narrow band
of steel trimming. Frills, ruehes and skirt
edgings are often fashioned from the same
material as the gown itself with the different
colored trimming set above 1t. In tailor-made
gowns it is quite the thing to seam the skirt mp
at the back and make the opening at the side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
How the Geut Takes One.

from the YOUTHS Companlon.
Though gout is generally reckonsd . dissass
Of rich men and free lvers, one Of the worst Of
sufferers from it vas the eminent English
minister who died recently, Rev. Charles II
spurgeon. He had inherited IL from his faahss,
with other sxcsilenciss," - he said
A friend once said 10 him, Mr.. spurussa,
what 10 govt hke?'
The great preacher smiled sadly. IN ysa
pat your hand in . wise" he ssid, 'sand ~ .
man press ~ hard ~ he can, that 10 rhsuna-
harder, that b gouti"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
CARE OF THE HAIR IN SUMNER.

There is one thing the summer girl is most
careful about. and that is heT hair for she
knows that it can't help being seen from nape
to brow. Hats ofteEer off than on, and the
outdoor glare shows up every defect. The
tendency seems to be to retain the waved effect
as NEST graceful for top and sides OF the head,
but the thing to strive for will be curious twists
and turns given to the little curis on the FORE
head. They will assume all sorts of attitudes
and inclinations, the object being to impart an
arch and piquant expression tc the face. And
last, but far from least, will come the eyer-pre
sent sunshade, weapon of attack and repuse
in the hands Of the summer girl; attack, when
unfoldCd and used to cast its becoming tints
over the face; repulse, when shutting out IN
welcome glances. / have noticed two charm
ing styles. one cardinal red brocaded with
black, and the other a cream-colored gauze
ornamented with Pompadour Howerets. trim
med with deep rufiie of the same material.
The handles will be in the natural woods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

Mae Tonsey-"Look at that mani You might
knew hs ID English. No American would keep
his sest ia ear while woman was standing. y
Ethel Van Nobs--s.Hush, dear; that's D'Arcy
PiantAsshet De We're! His ancestors. wore
armor Tor 10 many centuries that he ands the
greAtess dlf1culty in rising"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

MEXICAN CITIZENS
who have lived in Eng
land for any consider
able period know that
John Bull and the peo-
pie in his island, with
some notable excep-
tions, have not, and
never have had, an
ordinarily decent opin-
ion OF Uncle Sam and
people and things on
his continent, the clap
trap of visiting preach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
SUMNER AND STYLE.
Raiment Which Will Heighten the
Charms of the Summer Girl.
HINTS FOR THE SEASON.
Harmonies In Dress-A Love of q Jacket-A
Pretty Afternoon Costume-Lace for Bodice
rrimmins-The Care of the Hair In sum-
aer.

Y STRICT ATTEN-
|tion to a small business
many large fortunes
have been made, and
by a careful attention
TO the details of per-
sonal adornment many
a woman has acquired
the reputation of being
always fashionably and
well dressed In other
words. / would warn
you that the day has
gone past when a man
can acquire the fame
of a Beau Brummel. as
benjamin did on the
strength of . single
coat. or when a woman
can make her name in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
STYLISH JACKET.

made up on q light blue
silk foundation. which
shows on one side. as
indicated. The deep
ceinture is of the silk. as
is also the vest and the
cuffs. The fronts Of
tine bodice are trimmed
with real or imitation
marabout or feathers.
The princess form will
be very prettily imi-
tated the coming season
by the combination of a
short bodice and tight
fitting skirt. 1t is not a
difficult matter TO fit an
umbrella skirt over one
OF these short bodices.
provided you cut them
about an inch and a
half deeper than re-
CURED. in order to Sc
cure a good inlay be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

OF with cream guipure.
In fact. black promises
to be extremely modish
this season. provided il
be sufficiently relieved
with bright colors. such
rs old rose, heliOtrope.
light green and straw.
In my fourth illustra-
ton l present a style Of
lace gnrniture which
will help you out in
trimming n dancing
gown this summer. The
jabot effect is used in
this particular case,
reaching down at the
back to the waist and
crossing m from. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

From the Chicago Tribune.
The troubls with this fsnfly," blubbessd
Johnny - be emerged from the woodshs1
immsdiatsiy after . brief bat spirissd insse-
view vish his father, 40 that thsrs's -
blamed much pstsrnslisn d 10 Ssrn e ~
oxument2~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

10Th the skirt Then fell on a strip of GAL
bon OF binding to keep the top of the skirt
yAs Top Of the skirt to correspond with the bot
Dom. only in a narrower width Wherever the
ekirt opens the band opens. and if you fit the
okirt well it Is only necessary to fasten it back
Ind front with safety hooks. The edge of the
basque must be kept as thin and fat as pos
bible and merely finished with thin binding
Ehich must be made little tight and be
thoroughly pressed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
Nature Limited.

Kind parsy-"whal are you crying that way
for. little boy?"
Little boy-"Cause it's the only way know
how to cry"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

like a trousers pocket. Each side is identical
and . small pocket is placed at the opening on
the right side. The material is simply cut
down the required depth and one edge has a
false fy. on which the buttons are placed.
The bell cuff and oversleeve will be accentuated
as the season advances. They are certainly
very stylish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

she fashionable world as Queen Sheba did with
single gown. To deserve the proud distinc-
zion of being a well-dressed woman calls for
quite as much mental effort and physica! wear
and tear as il does 10 acquire and maintain the
reputation Of being an intellectual woman.
Her gowns are her poems. her wraps are her
ponnets, her bonnets are her short stories; she
hbors 70 achieve a harmony. inst as the Intel
lectual woman lies awake to perfect plot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
Fewer Colored People IN Rev England.

Ec"cN OohOhcu HcOPhe IN new Engl0n0s
From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
The colored race does not increase rapidly
in New England Rhode Island is the only one
Of the New England states where the colored
people were, in 1880. over two per cent of the
population. Even there the colored popula-
ton has. according to the census, fallen OF
from a4s per cent of the population in 1850
70 All per cent in 1880. In Connecticut, in
The same period, the percentage declined from
a07 to LIZ In Maine the colored popula-
ton in 1880 was less than . quarter
Of one per cent, Q decline for the de-
eade, bot slight, scarcely perceptible
gain as compared with 1850 The same 10
true Of New Hampshire and Vermont, where
eolofed people make mp only obs per
cent and O 50 per cent respectively Of the popu-
lation. In Massachusetts they were, In 1850,
L05 per cent Of the population, against 0. 81 in
1850. In Massachusetts,. ~ in al other New
EaelAud states, however. their percentage de-
elined during the preceding decade. The GEN.
SOS shansrassrs found y, so colored people in
Massachusetts, in 1880, ISIS in Maine, ESQ in
New Hampshire, 1,004 in Vermont, 5,687 in
Rhsde Island and Il, $50 in Connecticut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
THE ENGLISH PRESS.
Its Utter Ignorance Of Affairs in the
United States.
SENSATIONAL NEWS ITEMS
Are the Most Used IN Newspapers on the
Other sfde-Why This IL so--1'he Lord
Chief Justice Presiding 1t the Assises--Of
Interest to Cyelers.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening star
NTJvRnpooy Anril "a 19q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
BAR q IN DRESS.

And, speaking harm mics, the jacket il a
very good form us~ of in striving to
compose something new without taxing the
brain too heavily. pretty jacket has so much
style that it often makes one forgive an unbe-
coming bonnet IL IL by far the most practical
Rarment of the day either in its indoor out
door form. By practical i mean that ii Is a
sort of ready relief for an old gown. In fact,
n you have a good stock of ingenuity you may
transform an old silk bodice. if of bright color.
into pretty jacket by the addition OF lace
bssqnes and q lace bertha. Striped velvet
makes q pretty jacket when trimmed with
surah matching the lighter stripe and fitted
with . surah vest. For outdoor wear the
putty shade of cloth should have n deeper
toned velvet collar with lines of stitching on
che revers. cuffs. pockets and around the
edges. Or you may pleat the revers. that is.
make them loose IN cascade style. and en-
broider them with a small pattern. The newt
eble Vatican fold lends an air of refined eie
tance to an outdoor jacket. 1t should be fat.
however, and be embroidered down the center.
STYLISH JACKET.
In the initial illustration is shown a very
stylish jacket made up in sevres blue cloth,
With lace jabot The direetoire revers are
Sefy stunning and should be in dark blue
Velvet Or bengaline, and be edged with gold or
lflvsf RaIloon. There 10 also plastron beneath
Ne jsbot the pearied passementerie trimming
BEING visible where the basque flares. The
powers must be made up over the cloth material.
thfeh shows at tine edge. The sawtoothed pock-
Dts are trimmed with the galloon. The cuffs must
pho be finished in manner similar to the
nevefs and the straight collar be garnitured
01tA marabous or feathers.
fcRu CLOTH AND BLUE SILK.
:, In NY second illustration you will find pic
S1fsA . very charming afternoon costume in a
ouolen material just q little darker than ecru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

lou can't go Ia astray If you make use of
Venetian guipure for bodice trimming I noted
oome charming black dresses delightfully."- set
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
4tuater, ID inneiota.

I'll "3ecorabsEoiten"! - So oil no Tag
tota meg Den 5ribet al ienOa BEG notre
9tnnllr, for ialennem beg al ieuoo 5iItHg %
Snt til 3orbjerg Sic. iom bep PORE 10 mil
at lata os faa bpira 10 mptiet iraa Seimer.
Yet par rt9tt9 Su9tao Of leia alle Del SpGls
tHr I'M ~Stien % lltItiaiHge Oer". CO no 'ei
me after eli Iun9t Stptje, boor 10 r~CetigHct
mtroer Us I'M o9iau at trina thereto. Yet
er tntle ia8t me bigger III BET, men Del bigger
heller intle uIreiitab.
So liar belt bet nurite Waaiet, bifpre ptl
eg fpricta at brute BET, euba bet no CT mango
aar iioau eg itreip paG BET. Stnl TIN. Tor
lang 3io bet tel, igr Norge oil bru'a 1T ciaet
patre Maol, % 'tul tru, Tor lang Sio bet tet
fpr Us ~Itattdrs Npriturne Der / NmerIta iGr
bgira, at Norge or eli irit 9aHb, % iufle iom
no, at BET bgirer til Suerise, % Of peripr
NorItarre itllle bsrjn meb Oct ~iuenite Spros
tet oeiau. NRe Int bona bet bette, q, Solicit
ineir % rncir ptI bulon leg til fine 9lGoe %
fore 6prpmenncr, lille Tom gigrnion, Qrue.
fen, llrtarn % mango Heir. Sriatn meg
for CO er 70 ipit Ill al iona iHo paa Eplis
ttttcn. Si bar inile Stentmeret. peit Sc, og
ioleis er bet Del heller iu'le Het al itrIpo
Tolitlf.
lin oisie 4innur tntie tlem / Inpirtor9l
10 tanbGnea es fol itripa nrelr clu AMMAN
Song. MRS, q. q.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Oslo. Winneiota.

Seioltnin9en Der er beItuo norff; bort
nGrmeite TDit Office er Oslo; bet beitpres
al %. S. ellington, Der tiuise bar et@rpcerp
Store. Sor ct slar iiben III ri ct Store til;
bette beitpres al Ole 8aaia. Saus Selen
% Sobn Nuoerion bar buer lin Smebie Der
paa Steoet; bss8e iIinte ! fit Sag. S8iaa
Ell Seeo.Yfple fuoes, iaa glt, buab hi M
mangler, bet er Sernbane, % ben er taniie
life langt borte. Dor n9rmelte Sanbelss
plaos er 8asion, en- pen Sp meo beupeb
1000 Wenuelter. Yer er Sant, 3 slputbeter,
8 Grccerp Stores, 3 dry goods Stures, 2
SaoeImaaer.S ertlte0er, 3 gIepators, A Sos
teller, 3 Smeoicr inmt 3 Salponer. 5or 8
Gar iioen anIasoe 6armerne ct Creamery.
Sioite Nar fit be 20 Gents Tunoet, e~fterat
ale Ioaiiter bar b9tteoe. 4auoet er up9et
al oct beoIte / oct ipoli9e Minne iota.
@n 8raiS 8ano or9aniiereoes for 3 glar
iiben; oens 9eoer er 6. &. See, en- iomGrtet
Carer. geit beriru Iigser en- Itoen Sp Sap'
lielo peo 8anias gitp u. d. SefOltuingen
Der er for bet Yieite 3pItere. Sc bar 3
@rocerp Stpres, ct 9rug StOre, Ell Mpbel.
bouoel, FAINT GmeOier, 9epot og 2 gIepas
tors, Sapfielb cr en- 600 Marfeosplabs for
5armerne.
Ser hos os er Der M TO Meuisbeoer eiter
SplitteIien; ben 5oreneoe @irtes ~betjcres al
Ialtur Gnberieu ira Rpdeiter, Spncoens
Reni0bep Of gaitpr s. y. 9borien; bes9e
grGIter er soot lit / fine Menisbeber.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
sown OF Rofs, aittiomGo., Ninn.

Ser er ct tort lfdnoinaptlf settlement
bpor Serner al Ncrben rubber % bpg9er
fine Siem Iangs Hois Tiper % rnnot Rois
cafe on piocre uooper Yrairien, Der er be-
ppret meo iniaa Stopbolter, iaa man Tan
finbe beilise SpssepIaoic | 9G for Sino o9
Stprm. Spssematerialier finoes / I9r'
beoen, % frit 9aub er Der eHbnu, iaa jes oil
foe Ill b~leulIpie 2anosm9no: Tom % ie
Tos GiUer 9aubet, ug ieg baaber at s oil
fiuoe en- IIaoS at bpgge Og DO pan. Sanoet
er ooSt, iIGr Itifiet for apGsaUl. men oaiad
Tor Sprtuiug al Speoe, Sapre, Spg, Hu9
Gin, grter p.i.p. Sauefrugter oprtes o8ida
her, mel life mere emo til e8et Sru9, for.
nemmelia al ben @runo, at ii bar laugt til
Rarteoet, nemlig go a 10 gfil. 6Iere Sern'
bauelinier er nj ppuIaaIt berisieHnen, ian
ri hoober / Ell nRr 5remtio at iaa gpot
giarteo. Ser er 5 eler 6 Stores, 3 sag
bruo. % til Spmmereu ital Der bpg9es en-
5lourmple.
Suao bet 8rtelise nusaar, lao er Der pre-
Weu,oheoer, Der betienes al Taitor Nitslauo,
Tom CT uel lift % en- spstls arbeloer ! ut
aalo.
eu penli9 Silien til "goiteH" % sens
qr,,re. Spper Soien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
6nsorm 90 Sirbem.

8 Susieg, england, inuot man en-
Susprm, ps tpan9 ben III at TRIBE ino
| en- SLATE. 3ecpaa blep Der laot ct
Staaltraabb9tte pper 9abniuaen, iaa
Srmeu life ,unbe femme ub. Oct par
oeotommenbe 5inbers peniist az irtte
3gret pan Spiritus, for iaalsoes at
tunne p~pbepare bet. RGIte Dag iplos
ties al!obOi pna 6.aiteu, Ug tray trpb
Ct 5irben no al OrmCns Dtuno % be-
pG9eoe zig liptist, men oOg life IGnee /
bette Iremmcoe Clement. Sugormeu
ieoer iOrtriu8pis al be minbre @naoere,
Wtas % l~lgncnbe, men Der bar MAJ et
Gyempel pea, at ben Ogiaa engnn1
inleQcm tager tiltatie meO Jirben.
MGrtcligt bar bet, at bet Siitlge Tgr
baooe bru9t I'm orGtcnoe &Rite / bette
GiliGIoe, p9 at 5irbeaci mnn bare Ieuet
minbit benpeo "a Elmer / Srmeus
SpGla.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
eaale @repe. ssriaht 60. sewa

Ia bet forbetmeite er Gil! pg Srua, naar
man inoienoer Setaiingen for glaoet, Of
man oa meo BET iamme osiaa upbeoer fig CT
Tibet Stun Slaoet for no9le Orb.
Seq bar life meset Of %iortGlle, men Ieg pgl
pog iaa ii9e nu9le Orb ON Dor Bp, ipm III
life Longer er npSet Barn, men bespnter al
blioe uoreu. Soil timber &eien bio, % BE-
liier fig pitt; tbi De ,igber 9o!ier % bigger
Suie, bet enc 'turre emo Oct anbet, ps oerior
bar man M osiaG Hbpioet Bpeus Gr9aoier.
90 iaa mao je9 fortRlle, at ppr gp nj Ital
iaa e~lettriit geIusnins iant 8anorsrt, FAC
ri Ielser uleo 5ioen, iom MAJ flyer. RPii
eiter bette pil iormobentIig b!ire SporpUgn,
men Ieg bar enouI i,te bsrt Rossu uoialc iig
oerom.
Sunobeosttlitan0eu bar | 8inter pRre,
minore spS, % mango 3cosfa!o bar iuo.
truIfet.
&aa Bet iirtelise Selt iiaar bet beller life
title; ipr bar en- Brett betlent ben uoriis
lutberIte SeioI,nins Der, men MI sr Der TO,
uemIi9 IaitOr Sctm c9 Iaitor Siipclc; be
bar buer lin @enisbeo, ps er be9se nibtiGre
% opstise SiGIeiprserc, sobt Iiste % astebe
Of fine Neuisbeoer.
Sernteo en- penIis p,iisu til "Ipi.eu" ps
ole bens 2Rier fra
Y. Better SeaiCn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Stcar Xafe, 0ppo.

Blnteren % Barren boloer enbuu paa at
hGutpe ON Spcrta9et, men bet fer bog no
I'll, at &aareu oil uinoe. Sc fprite Gage al
april bar Der 9oot Seir, % Sormeren be-
sbuote at 100; men iaa bler ban pIubieli9
ubsrraitet af en- SneItorm, iaa ban MATTE
bolbs pp. Sen 13be glpril Tom Der nemIia
Zig en- Sneitorm, at hi life bar baot ben
tGrre / Sinter. Sibeu bar bet bolbt paa
u.b at re9ue % me pcreIpts, bIauoet meb
fur fob Sinb. Set fer iaaIebes life pioere
Iupsnoe no for Sarmerer, uaar Sorben er
iaa raa, at ban life Tan 9jgre &aaraannen
ret 3io.
GaGr man life taser Seiret Setragning,
Iaa saar gilt fin paute Gang. CLEAR Safe er
tn triOeli9 % frebelis Bp, os life iaa Iioen
snbea. Gen bar M 4 dry goods % @rocerp
Sutiffer, 2 s~lpotbeter, en8l9oesbutit, 2 Sfo.
butler, 2 SarOware Stores, 2 Slasteribops,
2 @ulbimeo'5prretninger, 2 Saoelmaser'
ibop, 2 Rgbeluoiol9, Q ganfer, 8 Neitarra.
TONER, 4 Saublenoe meb neutrality-suspicious.,
9 SOtsIier, 3 2eieialoe, 2 8arberibops, 3
EoOebanolere, ct 9rptieri, 5 Smeo,er, Q
gumberparb, 4 8irfer - bporaf en- sr norii
2 @lebutors, ct Gperabus, 2 Suls %
Ssobauolere iamt ct 9epot. SDcu boyer
til bper 9io, % Der er en- lipiis Sraft ole
NnnOtr. Ranae al Spens SorretninssioIf
n nOriie, % bisie sisr Osiaa bra Srrret.
anger.
Seq l9ier 7ereS 8lab meb flor Sntsrssie,
% fGrli9 bet, icm itaar ON eamIe Rorac.
Seq bar | 2isbeo mso mango Gnore fprlaot
mt 5sbelaHc, min Scr % ROr, foroi Dir.
bstSsmanoen Der blep iaa libet astet. gReu
om les bar iorlaot nit SIemlanb, iua iommer
itS bet BOG ibu; ies fslser meo ps interes-
isrer mig for bet, iom foregaar berbiemne.
SEQ ipmpatiierer meb bort friiinoeoe Soil
then Ramp, bet iiamper. Seq sniter bet
Willie, % I9n9es efter at faa ie ben BAG. ba
Del, trpoS SaaitrGoerpartiets 8eltr9belier.
fRnoe binoe Seier, iaa at ben r~in9eagteoe
Tel al 2anoetS Seioltuing tunoe faa aO0ang
NJ ale borNcrliae 8ettigbeber.
vi Silien til Slaoets 9Giere FAINT til bets
Nsoattton. gn Spreaut.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Caflcp, aanfas.

Eaa otsie aanter bar ieg lille rGret lGnger
eno | roglc faa Maaneber, men ieo liter MIG
9pbt. 8aaoe gauoet % geliqgenbeoen er
beloi9e, us Sunobsostilitauoeu tlonot 8e.
fpltntn9en COB. Mit GuIte er, at her bar
Here ncr1te 5plt; Der er rietignU. np9le, men
De er boiatte lau9t fra hperanhre. 9'ior
Ital gplin9en Der efter Siaenos bare pGrct
ristia COB = fra 80 I'll 40 EuIbels Speoe pr.
gcre. Spr nGrmeite 8D er Satlep, pen %
tripelis. Sernbane-2 rGn saar frem co til.
ba9e mango gnuse pm 9ageu. Ter er 10
Orig Stores, 2 Saroioore Stores, 6 @rpcerp
Stores, flor 9iperp StaIb, pent 3epci, en-
2umberparo. en- Saoelma9er. % Stpma9er.
Chop, TO Surfer, et itDrt pen Siolebus, 2
Smeoier, en- 8eitaurant, 8 Soteler, iamt en-
Mgle, Der bar uRiter / belle &inter pGret i
Gang Sag % 9at.
Ser er me9ei 9auo ttlba9e, men bet tils
bsrer Sernbane- & ompauierue, etler or S,o.e.
lamb. tbi alt SpmeiteaosGan0 er Optaaci;
3pmmer'GIaiu er bog tiIbage. Serubolc.
2anoet ipiter fra $40 til st2 pr. gcre. Ser
er goot Sanb, men Der maa graves bgbt: ira
so til rs, 10 lise ucb I'll 100 SOB, men Do
faar man pa paiaa iulot op al pe..
Ser piloe pGre en- goo Tlobs for Ell nOrit
eler IN ipenf Smeb; leg irpr, ban riIoe
faa not at b%eItille.
On Sarmsrtrape.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
eeaffIe, Maybtnatou.

Sldrot auoen Rpr~re'poEoance til rs Rrrfie
Der ! Nmeri'a par for tort 7io 6esn iajen ct
lanst Stptte fra Dor geninet 7orbisra Sic.
Si9elom leg, benoss eanls Sienoiua ca 10.
panorst ira 6prisoaI, pso iss, at Der i stms'
rita or mansfoIoise GumilirT, Der LATER
'vcitsn" meo mere euo aIminoeiia Snter.
este bper @dus. ri Fnoer gcset fra Dor
Bsoebpgo. Roa min % DC andres @egnc
lenper lss 1crbisrg os 5pbu mine beoIe
Stlien % 3ai for S'riuelicn.
Eilitanoen ! 5prrisoaI M, eftsr tpaS Tor.
blpr9 Itrtoer I '9piten", og elers s'tsr andre
Sreoe til mig, mao ies %tilitan, iurs'ummer
mig ro9et foruirret, ps bet par q, sulis. q:
bet life tog en- Gnbe til noaet p9rre. Cor.
reIten bar ieg o'iurnt be famine GnItieiicr
ON 9tngene, ium 9orbiprs bar. ps tror, al
5brr'soplerne / gilt tsr ie fla pei for, itis
lDtte iorme9et til iDoe Talemaaoer pe
Strer9elcf, men beler benpcnoe lin SpmRr,'
lonbeo 90 SjGlp mere poa fine egue 6atttge
paste paa, Of oeres beoIts 4rbciostrGiteI
ttfe biir usot til at rbpanbre. gmerIic
fo9er neo @IGoe mob 9poe pe ppeti9e Gr
betOsIolt, icIo ON DC er 'attise. Mien
Gmerita ii9es lille 'om / Sprr1soal: "9ens.
mnno, Tom IND aa ipis!4 - "Glaf, Tom int
an at" Nei, 9i0beh. 6ribee!
eu a%orreiponocni ira 8olaro - Rabo.
bpeu I'll ScattIe bar n0ila tnlt Int on
Jorboloeu Der. 0on iigsr ipm ianbt er
o9 je9 oil life uGrae aogct oetcm.
z. Sammers.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Waeo, Scras.

Ser or Mau9e. iom bolocr 3eres 8lao;
oerTor ptl leg ltrtpe Iiot berfra, iaa tommer
tanife gubre eiter.
Waco er en- pen 8p meo benpeo 20, 200
Snobpggere, oeriblaubt Saipoelen, tror jeo,
Ne9re; bog tiIli9e omtrent 400 Stanoinaper.
Ser CT o9iaa ct Iiuli9t 5o%rrrtninssiteb meo
flor 5GrOiel / @aterne, men, naar iaa Som.
uIosplantningen CT gjort, oa tommer Der en-
title 8io, tbt 5armerne bar oa me9et kbet
at siBre / Spen.
8aco bar 2 ltpre Cotton Oil Mills, bpilte
beiti9fti9er en- bunorebe Iano belle garet
rinot; men ct baarbt Irbeibe er bet, pg Ders
for CT bet osiaa meltenoels Re9re, ipm be-
ilGiti9es Der. @aSsSerter bar ri Der, men
Der or tffe ipnoerlis Sru9 for benz, tbi Der
benpttes gleftricitet baaoe til 8elpsnine Of
SpeH % til SpOrpueueue sieunem @aoerne,
iaa Der trGnses life Seite til at iaa benz
frein. Ere fore 8O~muIospresier fiuoes her,
pg ale B bar NOT at 9ipre meb at presie itore
galler ueo til bet miuoIte SmIang.
SpnOerli9 SIS frpier Der life paa n~aturlig
Waaoc; oerfor bar ri en- Sabrif, buor iunitig
So t~tlpirtes. Ser er p9iaa en- bel Del andre
5abrit,er. Sc her boiatte Stanoinauer bar
for Ret Meite esne Suie, iaa bet life fer no
til, at be er fittise Seipgere Of be 40 Snloos
uer, iom er Der. Gaa bet iirteIiae Cmraooe
tan be beles / 4 8lasier; uogle bprer life til
ncsen Wenisbeb, npsle er SritGnfere, upsle
Metbooiiter, % iaa enocIi9 bar Ri en- Han.
o~inaoiit lrtberif Sirte, bpur Eaftur Opal er
Er9It. San or Hint % sobt lift. 2rse peb
Sirfeu er Der inbfisbt Spssetomt for IrGites
saarO. 8lanpt be airfeisscnbe iinosr man
Der bespGrre, LEGION p~peraIt, Soil, Der fer
paa slnbres al9ber % taller ON benz, men
iaubGnoe De itte mener iaa meset Snot Der.
meb aliaepel. u. 8.