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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

Don't try to train smilNS on trellis.
Provide small cord for 1t to cling to
and 1t will twino aud ran mp nicely.
For hard wooded plants OF slow growth
little bone Hour stirred into the soil Ia
the pot is AN excellent stimulant aud for
tilizcr
Oreof the easiest bits Of foliage 10 grow
Ia the sitting room is 1raicscantia. or
Wandering jew. \ towtlips stuck into
pot will root aud grow very rapidly,
Sponge the dust oil your iyics aud all
waxy leayed plautsat loast once a week.
II improves thoir appearance wonder.
fully and helps To keep the plant healthy.
The California Fruit Grower empha.
sizes the fact that carofa.ly selected
fruit seeds will produce tho best stocks
upon which TO bud or work orchard va
r,otics You ca"not expect to get the
greatest vitality md yigor OF growth
from poor, half maturod seeds.
Thick loaVed plants, such as oleander,
orange, ivy, etc, should DO watched for
the first appearance OF scale insects,
which should DO brushed OF with a
toothbrush, taking care to remove every
scale If possible, for II any aru left they
Will multiply.
Camclias are essentially greenhouse
plants. aud seldom bloom we'll with ordi-
GARY house treatment They ueed care
tul attention aud u web regulated tenn
pcrature Too dry nm atmosphere viii
cause the buds to drop, NJ will either too
great or too small u supply Of water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

stothard, an English painter, was
noted tor his certainty OF hand. An
anocdote related by Leslie. a brother
artist, shows how he acquired the
surcnoss that gave him fame.
Stothard was showing some early
drawings from tho antique, mnde
while he was a student Of the acad.
envy. They were begun and finished
with pen and ink only, and Leslie 10.
marked that they looked like beau
tiful line engravings"
II adopted this plan" replied
Stothard, because, rs could not
alter a line, It obliged me 10 think
bef'ro l touched the paper"--Ey.
change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

The will Of Michael Reilly the Wheel
Ing millionaire, Is tho most remarkable
document o: the kind ever inndo in the
state Of West Virginia, II not in tho
country, By is terms his last suryiv.
ing gruudchild must die before the estate
can DO touched, and then it mgst be di-
viied among his grnndehildren's de-
sceudants only. AZ the youngest Of the
grandchildren il but six months old, aud
the family Is known for its longevity,
the prospects tor a. division Of the prop
erty within the neat soycnty.iiyc yeap
.ro ramote. Cor Washington Post.
Miss Soaring, OF New Orleans, Is condue
tor Of large orchestra She Is younu
and charming woman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

Mr. Smartchap who thinks he soes
me opportunity of his liie)-Happy
New Year, Mr. Hardhardtl / have
noticed, however, that business has
been very dun lately.
Employer Yes, It has.
Mr. Smartchap-And your profits
nave been greatly reduced, with no
immediate prospect OF Improvement
Mr Hordhardt- That is true.
Dir smartchap-I have therefore
come to You to ask that You reduce
my salary.
Mr. Hmdhardt dn q hurried wills.
per to his sccretary-liwmor the
poor fellow while 90 and telephone
W ule insane asylum. New York
Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

lgreoiisa Eag's!l
,-,.,.. nav ma. not always been
CbI = axed date, for at first " was
tepl on movable Toast as Easter
o nue. celebrated by the eastern
anu - In Anil and May. rms
ehut. .ommefiioratiou OF Chrisps
','b was first kept ABOUT tne yen 20,
"a, VA IL wa. orderd to be helu az as'l, ~
div Pope Telesphorls aogu s,, 10,
~, ~" cnrIou. that the birth OF onilss
~ Inc day Of the lirth should nave W,
a s.,ed nu opportunity Tor uiVetslty
osaniuion, which has placed u IN
" month Of the year. Inc Egypt
Thrlstians held that II fell IN Jan.
hn accolding to the old style OF
VAR i,riny. Russia, which atill adhores
TO-. oid style, has her Christmas ies'
70 Wy IN January. Wagenseil Insists
hs bIrth having occurred In Feb.
On Bocbard In March, and several
Iu.hsy,. auoted by Clement Of Alex.
su,,s I'm Aprll. Other learned men
sa plsccd Il In May. EpiphRnius
M. OF some who placed II Ia June,
M III others who held that II happen
In July. Wagensell, not being
.,us suro ~ 10 February being the
g.st month, suggested that II might
hkugnst; Llghifoot places II ON Sep.
,'mbeP rs, Soallger aud others In
n',obsr: others, again, in November;
"a in Latin and Protestant churches
IN December. At one period Decem'
~, was declared TO bc the proper
anniversary, and the feast was soiom-
,ltsd At Cyprus on that day as early
:, The fourth century. For two or
,s,se centuries the eastern church
~ Christmas day on January ., and
vuonly after considerable lapse Of
I'm, that a general agreement was
M. come 10 In favor Of Decem.
isfgj. Townsend says that the date
s,ntrally admitted Ms that on which
,he savior became incarnate u April,
Il a. 4. As to the COmmOmOrntiOu OF
Cbtist,s death, which II kept on Good
Friday, II was made n movable least
because OF It's Dependence On Easter,
ne DAY OF the c0mmemoration Of
Chflst's resurrection, the former being
reid three days before the latter. The
rroper time for the celebration Of Easter
IA. occasioned no little controversy.
The great mass of the eastern
ihflttlAut CtituisttN AaAsNtA w wv
ourttenth day OF the fret Jewish
month or moon, considering II to be
me equivalent Of the Jewish Passover.
The council Of Aries, In 3li, dccreed
that the day Of keeping this festival
should be- the Sunday after the four.
euth day 81 the March moon;
and the council OF Nice, la
igj, confirmed this decision. But,
owing 20 the intricate calculations THIS
rle rendered necessary, Engagements
10 tho liuc Of celebration still con-
iinued and tue Roman Method was not
established Ia France Ill 62j. aud IN
Britain auj Ireland I'll about sO0. Tho
alteration OF the calendar by Gregory
XIII, IN 1854, permanently fixed the
fnt Sunday after the full moon im-
medlstely following March 81 rs the
tue day for observing this festival.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

Tho best par, Of the education that e
going now to be put before children is
tho manual training It would not Is,
we'll TO overload the public school do.
partmcnt with manual training colleges,
but private bonoyolcuco must IN time
supply perfectly equipped technical
sohools In oyory state aud large city Il
IL the best use TO which the rich porsor
who wishes To pcrpotunic hi, name car
put his money We have had enough
poor lawyers aud doctors In this land
We need now an army of strong. BRAY,
young people thoroughly trained In hand
aud brain. ready 10 take hold and shoy,
the Un,tol States ahead Ia every a%nnl
science, mechanical or otherwise. that Il
known 10 mankind. Then the most doll
cate machinery the finest toxtilc fabrics
pottery, nrt works and even live stpcl
will not have to bc imported. always i'm
ported. fr0m europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

WHITE riNE UNDERGOING REMOVAL
man saved nll aud they grow well. thu
other lost forty.nue ont Of his fifty One
took special care to liit heavy hall or
cake OF earth with the roots. the otho-
tore the roots out by main torco, with no
soil on them
The same treatment applied 20 young
humiocks and tu trees OF urh1r yit,r gave
u like result the nlli ~ earth must 10
large and heavy enough 10 hold the tree
upright when set nm the surface Of the
ground The best locality Is always
along the borders VI swamp,, whore a
Hat cake Of earth Is Vastly secured. the
roots spreading nut horizontally Ia u
dense network aud holding the soil. as
In the cut shaving tree ten fpot high
On hard upland unullor trees must DO
taken. ~ the roots run deeper. aud a
rouudcr ball ~ earth n necessary Trees
thus brought 20 the ground whore they
arc wanted 20 rHiuMn have been set
down on the surface Of the ground aud
suffered TO rcuaiu tiii the ground thaWed
IN the spring without any dutrimeut
Il must be- observed that this method
applies ouly 20 trees ia the borders OF
woods and swamps. Those raised IN
| nurseries. ~ ere they have been several
times ,ransplantcd, do not require all
tiis care
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

without making auy fus. about it OF
putting the net into amy papers, tllt
ladios of the cooperative colony Of
Kawenh. In California. have inaugumted
drus- reform " their own. One day
fifteen women suddenly sprung the thing
ON tioir husbands AMI neighbour 10y
coming on, iH short skirts reaching
three inches below the knee. with leg
giugs to match a blouse waist com
plcied tho upper visible portion Of Oh,
costume Tho ladica continue TO wcm
tho innovation. aud other women are
adopting I, too Some OF the fccblci
sisters wear It at hcnc ON account Of tho
comfort and convenience, but are moi
yet strougniudci enough to appear
upon the street IA H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

The complete novel In Lppnc0tts
Magazine ior March, "a Soldiers
Secret" by Captain Charles King
hsa very recent theme-the Sioux
war Of 1890. In the Journals. Series,
Nj. A. II. Watrous ably handlcs "rno
Newspaper-Nian as n COniitnnt." In
tie Athletic Series, the mysteries OF
"dnse aud Polo" are reveal
I'd By Mr.. Foxhall Keone. Under the
heliiug cone Hundred Miles au
Hour, mir. Chas. ". Deacon, of the
Reading Railroad, discusses the facts
aud Possibilities OF railway speed, and
rejects the popular notion That taste z
rae necessarily means Increased dan
gtt Certain facts auent Rebuilding
the NavyD are set forth by Mr.. Harry
P. MawsOn. The article IL liberally
Illustrated. Mr.. q. ii. Herford, an
English scholar who has given special
attention 10 the Sagis and their repro
duciion In mourrn literature, gives an
account Of "lbsen's Earlier Work, "aud
specially hln grand and lurii
DIANA" "rho Vikings Ia Helgeland."
The projected "lndependeut Theatre"
hexplained In two papers by Edward
Fuller and JAMES l.. Ford. Mr.. lti-
bert Tlmsol writes about "Getting
there" mingled with certain humors
ofthe editorial den. The department
As II Seems" considers Mr.. Thomas
Hardy's last novel, Ms. Terhune's
Virginia tale, and sundry other mat
i,p. There IN short story by Miss.
NJ. q. McClelland, and brief sketch
BY Lillian a. North. The poetry Of
the number il by Anne Reeve AldTich,
:. Deacur Smith, Jr.. Prof. Clinton
seollard, Ruth Johnston, and Nora
q. franklin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

"llc was gooi TO the poor, Is what
the people whom he aided declare with
one voice OF the late Cardinal Manning
These words should Jo his epitaph Tie
was good 20 the poor Besides giving
OF his means 10 them as long ~ lao hyod,
he also helped them Ia the Gar higher
aud better way of being good to the
poor. He looked profoundly into qucs.
tions OF labor ana capital, aud used his
powers Of heart and brain TO place thon
beyond tho necessity Of parish or char.
table aid
Tho only way 20 really help "A poverty
stricken person Is to put him upon his
own foot and cuablc him to work Tor his
living Those who give money to street
boggars 10 more harm than good So
do those who hcstow food and clothin,
unfortunately upon all who ask It
The doctrine that IL D., religious duty
30 give to every creature that asks has
filled some parts OF Europe with lazy
bcggars that swarm like flies and eat
out tho substance OF the country
The ragged creature who pursues street
begging Tor vocation has sometimes q
hourishing bank account, built solely on
the weak aud sertmcntal pity OF tba
thoughtless The true doctrine is that
nobody Is entitled to living who docs
not IA one way or another earn It. II
the iinpudont and whining street beggar
will not work for hi living let him die
Tho world will be better oil without
him.
There ara organizations that will take
all the charity one bas to bestow and soc
that It reaches the worthy poor Aid to
tide over immediate necessities ought 10
be forthcoming, but IN every case the
unworthy ought tn bo made 10 work or
starve. Tho true helper OF the poor will
b. no who can in some way ind worl,
for thsm 10 do which the community
leeds To have done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

II +. Emtrc, Of San Francisco. Is
sa'd to have raid SLIGO Tor au orchid Of
which only ono other specimen exists in
America They wcro found by Stanley
IN the grolt forest along the Upper
Congo THIS orchid b q double one,
with pale purple outer and darker inner
petals. aud within these again small
shaped flower OF blue black hue. The
entire flower is six iuches In diameter
aud has received tho name af "Gigls
superba'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

There b. 81. ... ,aDlc ut Del.
monicos. Il Ii the round ono in the
angle formed by Twenty.siNth street
and Fifth avenue. A certain mum
Ter Of men made up their minds 10
take tdrnB watching it every night,
whoever gives u dinner ut that table
suffers misfortune His guests are
lidieulously late, n waiter plays III.
Tool kicking over Il champagne pail
or something else goes wrong.
London has a haunted box in Drury
Lane thcater, Every one in the op
nosite box secs in II one more person
than tho flesh and blood persons
actually thcre. The haunt at the
haunted Delmonico table is not a
severe one but it brings New York
up to date. The haunt leaves unless
the man who takes the table Is I'M
conscious OF IT, Arthur Brisbane in
New York World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

several species of rhinoceroses,
now extinct and only found in fos,
~ state, used to exist which had no
hor9S ut all The name, meaning as
II 'oes horned nose" is rather a
in'snomcr in their case. Several
alAas OF rhinocoros in Africa have
."o horns one behind tho other, hut
sAe extinct rhinoceros known us the
ug'eratherium, had q pair OF horns
On Its nose side by side
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

Not the Merrlmac, hut the virginia
There never was q Confederate
ironclad or any other ironclad named
Merrimac The Confederate ram
WAS the Virginia always She was
constructed upon the hulk of an old
United States frigata called the Mer-
rimac. Why people should go on
calling the Virginia tho Merrimac Wa
cannot SEQ. History and fuut--not
always NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in this
case, The Confederate ironclai was
the Virginia, not the Merrimac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

'Olenndrrs do best # kept in tho dark a
portion Of IN, wear. and this /. tho best
time They should be cut back after
Towering but NJ no other time. as tho
next crop OF blossoms IS produced on
growth OF the preceding year Plants
should not DO allowed 10 grow IN shaped.
Two or three months Is the louFth Of
time given my olcaud1rs Tor rest, writes
a Pennsylvania correspondent In The
Amuriean Naarlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26
REMOVING tvesaRssns
surressiui rranspianting of Pines. ucl
locks aud Arbor VIA from the wood.

Successful rran-pianting of Pines. Hem
locks mud Arbor VIA from tho woods.
Among the various kinds OF work
which may be performed during the
comparative leisure Of winter is the
removal Of cveureons from the borden,
Of woods and Wild groves The Country
Gentleman says
We have tnnspiantcd large numbers
Of white pine hemiocss aud arbor vitp
Of various h1ighis from two feet to
twelve feet. IN the depth oi winter. with-
ont losing one M ten Two nuighhofs
drove ton miles Ia mild weather for trees
OF the white pine TO nank their door
yards und shelter their cattle grounda
The ground WIS siiguily frozen bancnth
the snow. one " them brought twelve
AMI The other rfty. the tree averaging
i've ieet IL height The first mentioned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

Among ants there is much the same
division Of labor rs ailong bees aud
a moro complicated series Of indiyid
uals, for We find not only the neu
tiers, which perform all the working
functions of the hive, the males and
the queens but we have in some spe
cias a special class known ns soldier
ants, which have wonderfully pow
orful heads and jaws, and perform
no other duties than TO defend tha
formicmy and make war. - Boston
Transcript.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

why not make our sman metalli,
coins Of aluminium or at least some OF
iisetrongalloyy This has bccnproposei
aud experiments mndo looking to hh
end Small lightweight bright coin.
would b. ID great improvement on th,
present unclcan and poisonous copper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26


do not believe that any one. not
down sick needs to suffer from sleep
lcssness who win walk pruluntly,
regularly and sufficiently. | have
found II "A sovereign cure. Tho only
trouble is that walking makes me
sleep too long aud too soundly. 4
good many years ago, some hour
after the close OF a day on which !
had done an extra amount of tramp
ing, | arrived at my destination and
speedily sought my couch did not
wake until tho morning sun wns
shining brightly and then it was 10
discover that was In the midst OF
the utmost confusion. The windows
bad been driven in, and broken glas.
and twigs We're scattered all about
my room.
There had been a fearful storm In
the night, u portion of the roof over
me had been carried away, trees had
been uprooted. chimneys overturned,
and everybody had deserted the
house except myself, and | had boon
us totally forgotten US | was obliv
ious. -Bellord's Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

We have very good beginning Of a
navy and 1t could give some OF the coun.
tries a good tusslc now. but four years
win be required to complete the plans
already laid out and put 1t in really hnt
class condition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

Lieutenant Poary and his alternating
party up In Greenland hnye one adyan
tage nj least over most OF their fellow
men ut home, They can stay in bod ~
long ~ they please VI cold mornings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

Tho Egyptian follah Is apparently
the worst taxed man in the world.
Even on the palm tree, which gives
him food and shelter, he pays fifty
cents u year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-26

Tho frog, owing to its peculiar
structure. cannot breathe with the
mouth open, and If 1t We're forcibly
kept open the creature would die OF
suilocltiun,
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12
2tteratur.

SaImonIeu itpre illuttre'
|rebe Qonpsriatipnsfefsifon Tor
0orbeu. Bette gart er beresuet paa
at futile ubfomme / $50 Seiter paa .
Grf / fort 8 vo. 5ormat os pll lnoe'
bOloe omfrins 5000 Slu~itrationer, sars
ter, 1abeller etc. Sire Selter er io'
TONNE, os fra SUM Maaneo nbtontn'er
reeelmasiis 2 Sefter ON Waaneoei' til
en- gris at 35 Gents pr. Maaneo; TOR
3 Maaneber $1.00.
8arfet er trpft paa soot Yaplr %
meb npe 3pper os bar ct ima9lulot
llbieenoe. 5oruoen ben lpenlfe %
nprIfe Sopebrebattsr er Der mere END
200 Mebarbeibere, Dante o9 Noros
mano, Der glae bar ct Raun iom Sag
manb os Gutoriteter paa 1T @ebet.
8isie Sorfattere fpripner fine artifler
Srrfet meo fit NtGrfe.
Oct bar pRret % Ell lano 5ornpielIe
at lGie en- bel Del al be p%permaaoe uels
ltrepne % cplpienoe artitIer | Oerne
Saanbbo9 / ben belle MEME
~5feIiae 8iben, o9 39nberne lrber
o~roentlis i Sanb efter at faa Gag | De
tommeuoe Sefter. 8i fan life itGrft
moi anbefale bette SGrf til ale, ionl
leier Iorlf eller CAN'T, os iOm paa ct
Bret bill babe Oplpsniug ON ale Sers
bers 9ing. SOr Sfanoinauer er bette
garf naturli9pis laust beore eno De
mango fprtrinlise en9elite @ncptlop9s
bier, oa oisIe life iom bint inoeboloer
Iaa mango eller iaa tprrefte Splpsntns
ger ON 9ins, ium i9rlis maa interesr
iere ale Noroboere.
3ette 89rf er ogiaa langt at iores
tr9ffe for ct | mango Senieenoer re-
ipettable "Store Horoilte 9pnperias
tionSlefsifon," Der paa 8runo at i'm
p~areoanite S%etragtnin9 o9 ale nors
biIfe 9ins er tibet imageli9t for andre
Goroboere. Salmoniens tore iauitrez
reoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOREIGNER beu
itprit mulise llObreoelie, o9 ben uaIs
minoeli9 biai9e Eris Ifal ba beler life
ltrRmme Rpsen fra at tisbe ben.
Ser / 2aneet bapeS S9rfet aons
miSiion hos "Noroen"s llpsiuere /
Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12

@n lpltis Scene ubipiaeoes for rogle
0ase iioen foran en- al De itprre &aieer
peb Rue HUDale / SartS.
@n uns, boerit elegant Spraoe, meo
en- Itur Relif ! &~napbuIet, iao iammen
meo no9le genner os nippeoe til fin
4bIintb.
IluOielis ltanier en- fOrbifjSrenoe
9roi6e; &uiten hopper neo ira Suite
iebet % nGrmer fig ben unse elesante
6erre, Der bliuer nle9et bleg. San sris
Der Den unse Wano / 8raueu, rpffer
bam Op fra ben Stul, bporpaa ban iibs
Der, ps laoer Ell bel &c9u af Giifellae
fable uper bam, ioet ban raaber:
"9iu Using! - @r bet paa ben
Maabe, bu ituoerer Sus....... Sa,
mine Serrer, bet err M in Sgn. Seq
er 8uit og arbeioer 20 Elmer / 9sgnet
for at sisre en- Mano at bnm. ps ban
49,. ia, Serrerne fan ielu ie, buproan
ban opfgrer lig."
0teo oisie Orb flanste ban ben utse
Serre up paa &uiteieoet muoer be Gils
ltebeuerenoes liolise Saanoflap.
Stuoentens Senner par naturli9ois
f~oriuunoue iaa fort iom muli8t.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12
Softor 90 SDrlG0c cuifes.

Gooperstofun er GpuntpiGoet for @rtggs
9ouutp % er MarteosplaoS Tor belle 9ria9S
lault for ouer Salooelen al be tilitpoenoe
Counter Steel, Relion, Softer og Goon,
iua ui bar ct pei bebp9aet Spluub paa en-
Smfreos AT 80 Miile poa 3 Siper og en- 90
Mile paa ben Ace SIDE; tbl Der er Groes
punftet pda en- Brand nf q. =. g. 81. Ser.
al TONNE, at gooperStopu er en- al De allers
beoite Sorretungsbper V. 9otota. Si bar
6 itpre % ueIioripneoe General Stores, 2
Seruoare'S utjtfer, 21s 2rugitore, 1 ales
oesbutif, / Sla9terbDo. / Sptel % 4 Res
Itaurationer, 8 9eieltaloe, 3 Sueoier, 3 Sir.
ter, / fort og 9oOt Stolebus % ct peut
Gpurtbus at MturIter. ollie oisie 6urret-
nin9sbuie 9jpr gooe 5orretuiu8er. Men Ell
Sing mangler pi / bpteite @rao, nemlig en-
ouellg Spftor o. Ell iltut 9prlG9e, ale Ur.
fer. at Ell Bar iaaoaune MGno utlrc tomme
% bpiGtte i9 ben, % DC Olloe laa mere Sg9s
ming eno be tunoe oaretagC.
Si bauoe ct ianot arounar ifior. o9 alle
M9rter tpoer paa ct ligeiaa soot gtar i9ieu.
5or uibere Splnsaiuger tan man benuenbe
lis enten ill Nep. . Gpamrte eaer til gtpo'
tbeter Nlmctou, GooperStUluu, 81. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-12
Tpoe Spiru0ter.

Sc or9ber / mGngoeuls, naar De er
Iroouftet al 5Orismmelie ai Ell besgns
oeuoe Sp9oom. @n let 5prflelelle, ct
glufalo al uforosielisbeo, 9aloeipse
eler SorItOppelie, no9le eIer ale al
oisie "miubre S~p1sbeOer" bliueri mango
5ili9loe til league-destroying strides.
Gllintet9ipr ben burtigt Ug tiblist oeO
6lGlp al Soitetter8 Ntaue Bitter og
mnooaa Saren. Or. abernetbD 9up eft
Mauo ell oroentlig Srettel9ttelie, lon
meOOelte BAN, at ban bauoe fun Ell
Sortjslelie"l "8m ell Sprfiglelie", uo>
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