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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
George ID. Prentice.

NEW SroBE, VA.
To he Editor Of tho Dlspdtch;
Please inform me where can get a short
life of George ID. Prentice, the great Ken
lucky editor. o. Also state whether any
of his great essays and speeches are in
print, and where they can DO obtained.
o. Give in few lines short account OF
his life. L. r. J.
/. Write to either Of the Richmond
book-selling houses.
2. Prentice's poems have been published
in book-form, with biography, by John
james Piatt Cincinnati, 1879. Mr. Prem
tice was tho author of Life of Henry
Clay" (Hartford, 1891. A collection Of
his writings was published under the title
of "Prenticeana; or, Wit and Humor"
New York, 1859; second edition, with
biographical sketch by Gilderoy W. Grit
fin, Philadelphia, 1870. Sec also me
mortal Address" by Mr.. Prentice's sue
cessor as editor. Henry Watterson (Cin-
cinnatD. 1870.
8. George Denison Prentice was born in
Preston, Conn.,. December IS, 1902, and
died in Louisville. KY, January ~, 1870.
He was graduated at Brown University in
1928. studied law, and was admitted to the
bar in 1929, but never practiced his pro-
fession. In 1925 he was the editor of the
Connecticut Mirror. and in 1928 of tho Nelo
England Weekly Reuieto. In 1881 he became
editor of the Louisville tKv.) Journal.
daily paper, which he made the principal
advocate of the Wing party in the West.
and won a reputation for political ability,
wit. and satire. In 1860 he sustained the
Union party. though he was not Jealous
supporter OF Llncoln's administrst ton. He
resigned his position rs editor, but con-
tributed to the Journal until its consolida-
ton with the Courier. He also furnished
a column of wit and humor to the New
York Ledger for several years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

Mrxns. and judge 9konor L. cnarsr1Ar,
president Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
on the subject OF Jafnes,river water.
which the Dsrsrsa prints this morning.
will command general and careful perusa'.
Tho facts presented aud tho conclusions
reached are OF great value. These should
serve TO dissipaso efectualiy the impress
sion that the water we drink Is unwhoie-
some Ian impression which has not only
caused our own people vast deal OF I'M
easiness. bnf has worked abroad TO the
preiudice OF Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

i, was given out last night upon what Is con-
sidered good authority that Senator Jones, OF
Nevada, has been selected as one OF the men,
bers Of the International monetary conference
to be held In Berlin. Washington Post.
Mr.. JONES is perhaps the best-posted
man in the United States on the silver
question. The President could not have
appointed man better qualified to per-
form the important duties which will de-
volve upon the international blmetallic
conference. When Mr.. JONES reaches
Berlin the battle may commence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Barnsne Baiidsnc.
1-.........n.. xr.rru Va
10 ne 1auor Of as DisDatea.

To ne Editor Of fhe DisDatchs
Will you kindly decide this question ?
A contends that there is not now nor has
there ever been law IN Virginia making
Il n punishable offence for man TO destroy
by Are any building Of his own, provided.
OF course. that in so doing he sndangers
the life or property OF no one else.
b holds that there has been such q law
10 existence in Virginia from time ifnme-
mortal.
Which Is rightS B. @.
Code Of Virginia. section 1905 If any
person, in the night. maiiciously burn the
dwelling house OF another, or any boat or
vessel or river craft, . or any jail
or prison, or r.aIiciously set FIRE to any,
thing. by the burning whereof such dwell
ing-house, boat. vessel. &C.. shall be burnt
in the night. he shall be punished, &c.
Section 1893. If any person maliciously
burn any building, the burning of which
Is not punishdbIs under any ether section of
this chapter. heshall be confined
ia the penitentiary, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

The letter in this issue descriptive Of the
Golden Horn. Constantinople, the Otto
man Empire, the dancing and the bowling
dervishes of the East, &C., is from the pen
of distinguished citizen of Virginia. a
prominent educator, now resident in
Washington city. II will be found exceed
jpgly interesting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
The following needs no comment


To the Editor of tie Dispatch:
If you will permit thirty-year sub
scriber and regular reader to question your
steady loyalty to the Democratic party
will ask why do YOU persistently and bit
terly denounce the plank IN the Demo-
cratic platform which demands the repeal
of the 10 per cent. tax on currency? The
Democratic party have declared in favor
OF its repeal. That is one OF the tenets of
their faith and you who call yourself
Democrat exert all your editorial powers
to oppose it. Besides, what do you know
and yet / have been q banker for over
thirty years. have studied the science
and practice of banking in the battle-ields
of panics and flush times. l know that
free coinage Is delusion that would make
money scarcer and rob tho poor. / knox
that free banking would make money safe
and abundant TO all men who had charac-
ter or property TO pledge, and at lower
rate OF interest than uader the present
Federal system. The question cannot be
discussed in the limits of newspaper ar
ticle, but submit that when the platform
of the Democratic party calls for its repeal
and such safe conservative authorities as
the New York Financial Chronicle, the New
York Journal of Commerce., and the New
York Ereaislg Posi- urge it in the interest of
sound currency you might ct least refrain
from opposing 1t so determinedlY. h.
Perhaps we ought to add that If be
who drives fat oxen must himself DO
fat" we have studied financial problems
as long as II. ;" and we had the honor of
beng a director of one of the independent
banks he lauds so highly.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

The Salem Times Register approves the
sdggestion that some one of the land syn
dictates or new towns donate to the State
sufficient land for the use OF the Virginia
volunteer force as an annual camping
ground. and urges the citizens Of Salem
to bestir themselves in tho matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
1.-The Arkansas Traveller"

II was announced week or two ago that
General FIELD, the People's-party's candi-
date for Vice-President of the United
States, intended soon to become " the Ar
kansas Traveller" and stump that State.
Yesterday it was announced in the DIS
PATCH that he was expected to address the
people of Loudoun county, Va, to-mor-
row. The General would seem to have q
Large contract" on hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Eiderberry Wine.

MD uILL, VA.
To G,e Editor of Dispatch:
Are elderberries good for VINE? II so,
do they contain any medicinal properties
or not2 L. T.. NJ
E1drba7y- purplish-black drupa-
ceous fruit of the elder, Sdmbt,cas mira
and s. Cdnadensis, having Oh acidulous and
swedish taste, and used for making q
kind of wine. The inspissated juice is em-
ployed as an aperient and a diuretic.-
Century Dictionary. The red-berried elder
Of the United States is s. Rdcemosa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Second MoDt,,

rArBfcK HENRY corxcu, xEcBAx,cs
SYRACUSE tOD0R. KNIGHTS % Pyrat.s
OLD DOMINION L0D8g, KNIGHTS o. pyrg,..
vaSn0E LODGE, Esi0Bfs 0g PYrHIAs
EfcHfosp LODGE, oDD-YELIDHs.
MDIsFOLk rEitr, Rad hEN.
rAHUxKEY Tribe, RID aES.
ASS0sAN rxiEk, RID MN.
STUART COUNCIL LEGION on HONOR.
NAPOLEON L0Dag, LEGION or HOSCe
ESTERPKIse Council, AMERICAN ggru.,,.-
LEE COUNCIL. kECBAgfca. ~
PATRICK HENRY COUNCIL, MECHANIC
sCTfoRD LODGE. TONTf.
EkscUk couSCIL, GOOD TEHFLARs.
CHARITY COUNCIL, GOOD TenPLARs
4'GfLi CATHOLIC UNION.
GRANITE LEGION 90 Tug RID Gross.
UNITED BROTHERHOOD or cARPESTERs
AURORA COUNCIL
RICHMOND COUNCIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

NOtIVE 10 tUIIN8pOHU0HtN
No notice will be taken Of anonymous
communications.
Nor will any attentio IN be given to long
strings" OF questions.
Many queries are not answered because
similar ones have been recently answered.
Address Query Editor, DISPATCH Office,
Richmond, Va.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

v;et;ms wsrs EnNneer Johnston. Fircman,
Miller and Brakeman EiIsbaueh. ~
we're seriously but not dsngefously ~.
;ursd. The trains collid.nz were Nos. ~
ard 81. and the accident was caused oy the
cfew Of No. n falling 70 procure % nsx.
ro,n,,}striv demolished The loss TO the
railroad company viii be very heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
A FAMILY POISONED.
Cause of Death: A Snake Cooked with
Their cabbage.
rBv telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

LOUISVILLE. KY, August Ga special
from Harrodsburg, Ky.,- saws: Near Buena
Vista family named Mcintyre ana tue
cook n eolored woman, ate cabbage for
dinner and were soon taken with pains
which caused the death OF four of the
family and the cook in a few hours; In
locking for the cause Of the sudden death
il was found that snake of the spread
ing-yiper species had been cooked In the
not with the cabbage. How the reptile
got there no one knows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
To Codify the Pension Laws.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., August Pursuant
to the resolution passed in the House last
representatives, Pierson of Ohio, MARITIME
Of Indiana, Wilson of Missouri, Flick of
Iowa, and Waugh of Indiana. as sub
COMMITTEES of the House Committee on
Pensions and Invalid Pensions to coodify
the pension laws. The committee will SIT
during the recess of Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
A variety to Choose From.
fnarlem Life.l

First Chsppie: say. Barney, do y take
q cold bawth in the mauning now?
Second Ditto: No; don't tske il cold
any more. old chap. l tired IL for a time,
but il disagweed with me so very much
English things one can do. you know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Pearl Buttons and MeKinlsyism.
BuysA Vrsra. Va

HN@"e &HA@s 80
TO he Editor of ne Dispatcas
A merchant here says pearl buttons that
formerly sold for IS cents per dozen are
row quoted at IS cents per dozen. ana that
the increased price Is due 10 the Mckinley
tariff bill. Can you inform me through
your paper wbethsr the tariff on pearl but
tons was raised by the Mckinley acts
TARIFF RrEoRx.
The Mckinley bill. we are Informed by
importers. adds az cents lins c-l0 of an
inch) per gross, regardless Of quality. Il
luslration: An ordinary shirt.buttou l6-1o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
DESPERATE reAIN-aogssRs.
They Mortaily Wound Pursuing ofhcers--
Lynching In store tor Them.
ny telegraph Dol the DIspetcn.

yIsALrA. CAL, August Chris Evans
and John Sontag. supposed to be the Los
Angeles traIn-robbers, to-day shot and
fatally wounded Deputy-Sherif Oscar
Beaver, one of pursuing party. Deputy
Sheriff Witty, shot by the same men yes
terday, will probably recover. In to-day's
fight Sontsg's aud Evanss horses were
both shot. but they escaped on foot. Evans
is an experienced mountalneer. but the
country is alive with armed men hunting
the robbers and murderers. and II the lat
ter are captured alive there IS not much
doubt that they will be hanged at once.
Evans and Sontag are credited with most
of the train-robberies in this end OF the
state. Evans's house was the base OF
operations. Sontsg was formerly rail-
road engineer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
.fames-RIver water,

The interviews with Colonel w. Z. Cox
SHAW, City Engineer; Mr.. CEALEs z
Bollsxo, superintendent OF the Water
Works, Dr. wLLIAM II. TAILOR, State
Chemist; Mr. HpoH BLAm. Major Y Z. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Fatal Collision Of Freixhss.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

PurspURG. August 6. Two freight trains
collided near India Creek ON the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, four miles from Con-
nellsviile, about o'clock this nofnins.
Brakeman Pfsttx WAS INSTANTLY killed aud
Fireman Beltz fatally injured lac othor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

having left for Cuba, and fur,b., a -
spanish Consul believes the ,r sos \
given circulation as q bind ,a0lF .,
Cuban hlibustering expedito, @Isi
might start from some other M. ~,
utmost vigilance II being observs9I d
United States authorities toapp,st y I.
yiCiatofs OF the law. ''''eaas,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Morrison and Cleveland Votes.

To he Editor Of The Dispatch;
How many votes did Virginia give Har-
the whole vote given him in the United
States? 60 By how many votes was
Cleveland elected IN 1884, and az how
MANY votes did Virginia give him m that
election? SUBSCRIBER.
/. 150,43
2. 5,4A0,2lG.
8. 81 electoral votes. Popular majority.
62,6S3.
4. l4s,4s7. Electoral votes, II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
My sweetheart's Face.

Ny kingdom Is my swpefheart's face,
And these the boundaries trace
NorihwaFd her forohoad far;
beyond, wilderness OF auburn hair
A rosy cheek 70 east aud wesf
Eof little mouth
The sunny sopsh,
II 10 the south that love best.
Her eyes, two crystal lakes,
RippliEg with Hight
Caught from the sun by day,
the stars b. night;
Tho dimpics IN
Her cheeks and chin
Are saaros whicn Love has set,
Ara ! hare fallen IN !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Innis Randolph.

HANDsoM's, Va.
To tie Editor ofGis Dispatch:
What has become Of Innis Randolph,
the author of the poem
"We are glad 10 see you, John Marshall, my
boy,
SO fresh from tho chlsel Of Rogers.
Go take your stand on the monument there,
Along with the other old codgers"
II. L. f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
ssction-sren and Road-workiDg

CRYSTAL HILL. VA.
To ne Editor Of he Disndtch:
Is there any law to compel a section-man
to work the public roads after keeping up
50 feet on each side of the railroad track
w. i. ID.
A section-man on railroad is required
10 work on public roads equally with any
other citizen, unless exempt from such
service by law. A section-man is not
exempt from working on the public roads
by reason of his being section-man on
railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Alleged Cuban filibusterinC.

I'D t0lVbIHFH ~ '1I7 ~''F'-F0"1-I
WASHINGTON. August GA telegram was
received at the Treasury Department this
morning from Collector Horr, at Key
West, Fla, stating that there is no eTi-
dence there OF filibustering expedition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

srssnMoS rs choppin9 on Republican
heads "A fast as he can ply the axe. and
DONG this WITH the taeit consent OF Dir.
CLxyRLaSp himself. II am Democrat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

OF an inch In diameter Is increased in price
BY the Mckinley act 40 cents per gross. ana
each additional line Col 1.4o OF an inch)
carries with 1t an increase In price Of 70
cents per gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
"Leayes Have Their Time to FALL"
EATprAx Va

"Leaves Have Their Time to FALL"
FAIRFAX, Va.
To nc Editor of De Dispatch:
Who is the author Of these lines:
" Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wther at the north winds
BREATH.
oh, death.
The last two lines have forgotten.
W. A. b.
" Leaves have their time TO fall,
And flowers to wither at the north winds
breath,
And stars to set; but all,
ThOn hast all seas ms for thine own, o Death !"
FELICIA ID. HKMANs; "1he Hour Of Death"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

Of getting q remarkable purchase a ar.-,.
bic price. There isn't any necessy 70.
ring to think about II 4; there ls a ne-,...,, !,
prompt action, because not !or long soss -,
anybody else sell such SUITS Tor go. m.
one CT the opportunities ths, come ara =,
come seldom and 20 in a hurry. lisa.
thing TO go, on, Of the way. When yas -
pen to be IN IL; II isn'ta good thing 20 e., ].
Of the way OF such chance Ar ibis n,..
ply case Of knocking prices into a ,o1s.,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

The Southern Planter for August has been
received. It's several departments are up
to their usual high standard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
Notice TO Correspondent.

He died some years ago.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15

Gftsr en- Tort pauie iusOs 2et8er, ibet ban reiite fig
Op % uenOte fig mob 9gtten:
Seq astsr at Opicse elias Os tale meo bam ON min
plan, bpis ies MATTE betra8te bin Gausbeo iom ct Cams
tpfte. 0u ueb, NdcoIine, at al SIa9s gersreIie mso
W~tenneiter, al builten getaifenbeb iom belit, er mig
bsilis imoo; Der, paa Oenne alippe, iom iss eIiter, tan
iss pare roIis."
GieoIiue nittsOe tau5 men, oa beuoes Wtano bauoe
forlaot benoe, ftrsmmebe Gaarsrne neo al benoes Rims
Der, Os meo SIitte iulos at gaOieI, ia al 6OrtDipIeIie,
b~etrusteOe bun bette ~ubpsseIis. Stier. iOm ituIOe bliUs
bsnOes iremtioiss, bsnoes b~situnoise 5ism. Dag uO Os
inD, maaite LANCE, LANCE aar, Tube bun Isuenos iioOe
paa fit sset GraumOuuusut, o9 taae Gimerne. Os,
naar @eOrs, bsnSes SiaIs bstsite, renelte @IGOe, par
borte naar BUN par enc mso penue bemueli9beo5 iulOs
Usano, bDsm BUN par iaa unoroanis, forbi bun paa ems
gang sIiteSe ps irpstece b0m fOrmsset til at uOus at baps
andre GGnter eno bans - bpsrmauSe bsoe, tauis Gaa'
rer vdOs oa lite fDOe, bUOrmanse Sutts uiIos lite LITE
fig sieunem benOes gryft, meOsns sGberns imiIsOe, Os
Diet uIOris tlassOsl Gbi bUis 9stsIsr lite baUOe ans
taset, bun par Ip.tsIis. piIos ban baue uRret iitano til at
Itiae fig pso buot Os enc taSs etHns isrSeIi8s SOlis /
g%siiOoslis; 90 bette par bog - bet fsltt ben trOfaits,
bensiuus 6pinOs - lang. sarr, tno at lsue wso BAN
bsruot.
Wsosus RicOltus iaaIssss fab itius DrSmms, iau;sSs
SOlsn fig nso % omfaUnsse 5aust, paa bpis blanis
Slabs ct Bar 6ii,erbaaoe sIsb frtm % tiIbsgs. Gn is
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
paa SObannesifieret.
6Brits SeL-5Brite Yeriobe.
Ulp8tningerne paa ~Grifarereu."
apitrUman Of Gmtiis GarIen.

sDOeOe Oh lite, Sa ou ~itlanteos ben uIpftelise 6ipstnins
90 % SlGrIIsbeo, at bu aloris uiloe ipsrse, aIoris
= S0sr ls9e at ouertale bam til en- 0ortroligbso, ION
''' yam uHtuItst at siue2 6or BIG par bet 10 moi,
"" OaF 'anOTIpstlS % en- om UerOeL~
- Oct CT oct enonul" - u0brso bum - ~29uf
\ a r&n8r' po0 min uiOritaHOisbeO = isS nil lite PLACE
. I'e mcO oenne Gl~enltano."
/, ~ yeuer Ute nleo oenue bdrua9tigs SnDbtl0ning, at
4, "'E ''.''r Dor Ssu tiIitrattsIist2 lro mig, leg 9ipr
.'S'aa 30. GRAB iom on, itlSnt paa ell anOea
xnSs' Iten Den, lom lite bar Guost tithase paa Sors
r. 'So en- &OrlosS Sierte, Oslsr bet lite sirns meO yaOs
9O's 0eale 8eIlug blipsr martsli9."
N.Y. O5ans Nellng oa u9ret u~retiarO' min :iGrs
S,S tan life iSe bet, min Glitene; men iaautssst CT
y rS gar funost, at on rn Ssag5so for BAN
p.Su gar 9lentt og i%orisr't ntis."
!" W 'a8oe 9tcoilne il. 0oueo til fin WanOs StuI.
I'M '1 9apOe bun nteI Orb til lit 0orlpar: bun BauOe
il, ~ 'BL lHlreoSluuerOe Gl0nss6yrO, Iona iasos, at
|' 91V0e lps8:t Be aniparsfuIoe, ulissliSe bitrs
H. .t War9en Sang BaUot betynsst DenSss Hare,
h. >U % Uie tale mere bsroml" - peoblsp 9sisIsr,
"'' ''e' ''t tom tilbaSt til ia ia0panIiss Zone,
1u,Tfo 22s 81 H'SrSe AIUOr @SpaS tiger Su sm mi.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15

SO
isnOe giuO uussebe ben bsie Sstun9 Op Os ueo Os le9eo.
uso Slaosns paa en- ~spuseuOe bib gtOis, msOens purs
purrsoe Stger, fanmenoe meQem be msrte BiergmaSs
iers Qabuinssr, tafsos ct uenIist Stiar OUsr ben eniOms
me 3ibiel paa SobannssltiGrst.
9iot eIter lit b9usoe NicoIinss iamnenprsseos Brpit
fig after.
"Sslu Der b~uiitsoe en- Stemme bsnbes SnOre
- fan Der iinOss Jrso og 9ps. paa busrt gfteraar
Os paa 8interens StOrme isIser 8aur Os CONNER, Os
buer Sol, iOm UanOrer Op Os neo, i~rembposr en- 5Sitio,
ltOr Os ifisn i'm enlOmme Pra9t."
2larsr ~plaoiteoe 9tarbsosu al Stranben; Os altiOm
gauOeu itisO irsnr, iuass LEGION en- ioIusliureuoe Sane
paa ben bIaa Operflaos. 9ette 6aHOmsn, JON Sss
m9uOsns ~iortlarsr paa iaamanSc uiaaOer, iaa Diounosrs
Ii8t uO ira ben Opbsieos PIaos, glieOlns inotOg; Os iOm
ben lite minoit lmutte @ienitano bette IabIsau isre,
tom ben I~psIOtteOe Spu benOe, iOm, ijOoeuOs poa lOis
ten usO fin 6ii.siuOr 9aaHoeu, t~ilUitsOs 5suos iH
SPLEEN. sort al GurOlus' ienefaIOe SSaOer, TOM Saa-
ben 9ismuets StranO n9rmsrs Og uGrmere, msoeHs Cars
OIus lang muutert, Og GeOrs OpmSvtiou; lgttsOs til
Siergsns5 Ge9o:
'9aa Ssen bar ies piSiei mig en- Saas iaa Lang,
Ut si min elite gise fan maaIs oeus Gang
E2so ale fine 2aarsr Huber 9SssHss Gang
8 ben lib, tes baper p9ret borte..'
Baabsu Iasoe til uso Srpsstn. GarOlus giorbe ben
fab psS en- at paIene; Os eftrat buu baUoe bauret ben
ristfOriynsbe G%ifseiasis % aae 6itersbfaterns iu0,
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
80

NicOIineS Dine iUeusOe ~IansiOmt Ousr ben YIet, bpOrs
ON beuOes Wanos Cn1ter oreeoe fig.
q, futteos BUN - ~bet or bog baarbt at fGnsile
@eors til oenne uiISe &lippe, ~beitanois uoiat for 5apets
og Stormcns aiuerlinge."
"Gr bet lite bebre, at ban aanosr benue friite % luuoe
9uit, sno at ban b~entsrres ben nusne 9uin, buOr ban
eneans par inoeipGrret2"
IS Oanmart~ -buiiteOe gtieOIine frpstiomt - fins
oes manseu title, eniOm Gsn, iOm...
"SOm Dog life er Suerris, afbrso lstslsr benSs
fort - Seq oil, ies tranger til at ~inoaauOe iusnlt 3uft,
ON bet emo fun bliuer paa Oenne slippe, buOr en- BOIis,
opfsrt ben breOelte Del al 6ISftsn, nil afsius en- iuIo'
tommsn 8eifpttelie mob ale pore Storme. Ss for at
Geor9 life ifaI bliDe msnneiteitp, men ti0lis Danne fig
til ben srsits Dane, buOrtil ies tan beiismms BAN, mems
Is Ssen, BuOrtiI OSiaa bans Sa ltaar, fan ban oitt
uare berOusr paa GrufUsrna % fslSs G!ias % GarOIus
paa osres Reiier."
q bette CiebIit iOruaaeoe Gf.eoIine life at iDare. Sen,
b.s GsOras 6remtiu, bet par iaa Ountel, iaa tOIO, iaa
fattia paa GIaOs, Iau tuust paa bsn0ss Sisrts; men en-
StrIO 9upOs UGrst Iiseiaa fraStsslss JON ubstGntiom:
run iaa, at Garninssrus par taisos, at beuHe ~fOrIaOtt
9(et fun itemtt aItfor pei Ousrsns mso bsnSts MSanbs
Smas GA Guitsr, til at ban nossniinos silos ~forlaoe ben.
Nor 6suoe par Der aItiaa iatst anost tllbase tno, iom
iaopanlia, at oplsss sss mslt trslieriss Sibs Dss bet
lunpaaaslias. Dog iOrmassos bun life bate ltrar, BUN
mastts baus lib til at vsnus fig III snbuer ny 6Orans
Sriua. Der Itulbs bIips al Iangue VarisbsS.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
Trauifmeno blanot llnlfoiafferne.

5ranifmenb blanot 1nlfoiafferne.
Srenburgs @upernemeutstioenoe meos
bette furnplis en- interes iant Giteretuing
ON, at Der blanot @9nens aoiatter fin
oes @fterfommere al 5%ranifmeno Og
meo frantic Naone (8Ondene, 8ifler,
Sera 9auslOis Oiu.) 9isie aOiatter
TANNER NOT fra euOel frantic Sanger
fra 5elttO9et / 1912, Der otter eset gns
ite bleu isjen % fit saa inc i aOiats
armeeu. Otter itatiltiite Splpsninaer
ltal Der finoeS 80 ili9e "iranife." No
vote Vremja tiliOier: "8et er bog
sauite pupii9, Oeune 5ranitmenoS
Spersans til be ielUiamme &oiatter,
lom ellers ben frantic 5antuli life fan
iOreitiae fig ioW anoet emo 8arbarer,
Der lluser leoeuoe 8ern % ipiier 5al9.
lps IT,"