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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19
Then and Now That and Tnis.

For a hundred years, in all the log
school houses, on the Fourth July
rostrums, 10 our nursery rhymes, in
our school books, in our legislatures
and in Congress, ia song and on tablet,
the glory of our forefathers has been
exiolled. They suffered, fought and
died for a great principle. They
.pledged their fortunes. their lives and
their sacred honor" against the odious
crime of "taxation without representa-
tion." But somehow in the beWilder
ing whirl Of our rapidly advancing
civilization we have got the thing
entirely twisted around. The money
kings and their colossal wealth are il
the peaceful and undisputed enjoyment
of the fullest representation without
taxation" But acme Of the descendants
Of these glorious old forefathers are
fighting to decide, from moral stand.
point. whether King George or the
American money is the greater tyrant
whether there was not as much fair.
ness and justice in oneas the other.
Our grandfathers went to the cartridge
box with the one and their grandsons
are going to the ballot box with the
Other. Progressive Farmer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19
Specimen Gases.

s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with neuralgia and
rheumatism. his stomach was disordered,
his liver was Effected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles Of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shebherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had a running sore of his leg Of eight
years standing Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's arnica salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. john Speaker,
Catawba. O., had five large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklen's arnica salve cured him
entirely. Sold by L. R. Kirk, druggist.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19
Literary Inspirntlon.


aDo you know" said the author, II
am firm believer in inspiration, and I
believe it is far more common among
authors than most people suppose. The
poets by no means monopolize it, In al
most every authors work there are sen.
fences, scenes, or chapters that are gen.
uine inspirations, borne Of the moment,
flashing upon the authors mind without
the least warning. In my own case,
many of the best things have written
have come to me in that way See here,
let me show you how I workn-and no
took long blank book from his desk.
This is the kind of book write the
first drafts of my stories in before having
them copied on typewriter. You see,
write on only one side Of the page,
while on the other side you will see occa-
sional lines hastily jotted down diagon-
ally across the page. Those are my Sin.
spirations,' and they come about in this
way: While am writing suddenly an
idea will pop into my head, often utterly
irrelevant to the particular part of the
work on which am engaged-some
scene later on in my story. or it may be
only sentence or two-the happy ex-
preston of some thought. / turn in
stantly and jot down on the opposite
page, then go on with my work, and
when ] have reached the point in my
story where my inspiration is needed
] turn back and copy it. ! used to try
to remember these things, believing that
xVItnrl I tod kl,a sr,.k,,.oo A.
ton Of ideas would bring it back to me,
but l found that unwise. These little
inspirations, in my case, are very fleet
ing. and have to nail them at once or
they escape. The Epoch.
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where Do You Get Your CoalP

Do you know? Were you ever in q
coal mine? Can you imagine what one
looks like? Or what kind of folks the
miners are? Or how their families live!
After you have read that splendid
paper in the March number of Demo-
rests Family Magazine, Through the
Coal Country with Camera" and
studied the twenty-odd fine pictures
which illustrate it, every piece of coal
you see will be invested with a new
interest; and when you read about
"strikes' among the miners. you will
better appreciate their true significance.
Photographs we're taken specially for
this article, and have been reproduced
in superb style.
"German Without a Master,' by
Prof. A. de Rougemont Of Chautauqua
University. will be Of incalcuable value
to those who wish to study that useful
language; "The Home of Specialist
furnishes excellent ideas about econo-
MIXING space, and achieving artistic
results without great expenditure OF
money; and "How to Ivorize Plaster
Casts" tells how to make those pretty
ornaments look like ivory. "Next
Summers Garden" is in good season,
so that the garden may be planned pro-
perly, and profusion of flowers ensured
all through the summer; Training a
Husband" will amuse everybody, and
there are other splendid stories, and all
the excellent departments for which
this magazine is noted are replete with
seasonable things The subscription
price to this ideal Family Magazine is
only So a year. Published by W
Jennings Demorest, Is E. l4th ST.,
New York.
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Hard Fight.

The combined forces of the weather
during the winter season are exerted to
destroy health. Coughs and colds
attack us. which if neglected. result in
pneumonia and consumption; these
diseases usually result seriously. Seud
for pan-tina, the great cough and con
sumption cure, aud save doctor bills.
Trial bottles of pan-tina free at 3. T.
Reynolds drug store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19
THE Household.
Useful Recipes.

| PARKER HOUSE RoLLs.-One table.
spoon of butter and sugar, and one tea
spoon Of salt. Over this pour one pint
of scalded milk and let it stand until
luke warm, then add yeast, one eighth
of cake of compressed yeast dissolved
in quarter of cup Of lukewarm water,
if mixed at night. and quarter of a
cake Of this yeast dissolved in halt a
cup of water, if mixed in the morning.
Into this stir gradually three cups Of
sifted -four, and beat until light
Cover this mixture thoroughly and
let it rise over night, or, if mixed in the
morning, about three hours. 1t should
be about twice the size after it is risen,
and sufficient -four should be added to
knead it as soft as can be handled;
knead it for half an hour and put back
into the bowl, and cover to rise again
When ready for shaping into rolls
place the dough on the board, and roll
it as you WOULD pastry. and spread over
it about tablespoon of softened butter
Fold the dough over aud roll out again
until about half an inch thick. It should
be of uniform thickness. and must be
lifted from the board, and allowed to
shrink back all it will before cutting.
Cut with round cutter and spread q
bit of softened butter over the edges.
and fold one-half over on to the other.
VEAL CUTLETs.-Wipe and remove
the bone, skin and tough membrance
from slice of veal, cut into pieces for
serving, and pound them that they be
of uniform thickness, in order to cook
evenly. Skewer these pieces into shape
by means of wooden tooth picks, and
sprinkle them With salt and pepper
Roll them in fine cracker crumbs that
have been rolled and sifted. Beat an
egg in soup plate and add to it two
tablespoons of milk. and dip the pieces
into this. and then again into the crumbs
Fry out several slices OF salt pork, aud
fry the veal into this until it is brown:
then remove the outlets and place them
in stew pan, Make brown gravy
with the fat remaining in the pap. if it
is not burned, by stirring into it two
heaping teaspoons Of -four until it is
smooth; or, if the fat is burned, use one
tablespoon of butter. Pour on gradually
about cup and . half of hot water, or
soup stock, if you have it, Season this
with one teaspoon Of Worcestershire
sauce, or some lemon juice and little
sauce; the sauce should taste little q.
at first, because It will boil away as it
SINNERS, and will then taste much more
salt. Pour this gravy over the outlets,
and TED them simmer about three
quarters of an hour. until they are ten
der. The outlets must just simmer and
NOT boil, as boiling makes them tough.
Place then Op . Plstter, take out the
wooden tooth picks, remove the fat
from the gravy, aud strain over the
outlets. Garnish with parsley and
points Of lemon, and serve.
BAKED BEANs.-SOak one quart of
beans in cold EateF over night; Pour
of the water in the morning and REPLACE
with fresh water, aud parboi until soft
enough to pierce with fork; then turn
them into . coIander and pour cold
water through them, and place them
in the bean pot Pour boiling water
OEsr Ons.guartsr Of > pound Of salt
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19

In 1925, or along there, Edison j. Smith.
aged Q. viii listen with wonder while his
grandmother tells Of how his papa, wher
little boy, rode about ON a machine
which he had to kick with his feet all the
while 70 make it go. or even to keep il
from tnmbling pYeE Poor papal-Buf.
falo Express.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19
Alexander Hoffman,
Baker and Confectioner,
Rising Sun, Nd.

! am prepared to furnish families with
FRESH BREAD,
ROLLS, CAKES,
PIES, PASTRY
and CONFECTIONERY
Also Picnics and Parties supplied on
short notice. The public is solicited
for its custom and no efforts will be
spared to give entire satisfaction.
ALEX. HOFFMAN,.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19
NOTICE
Meetings Of County Commissioners

The regular meetings of the Count,
Commissioners will be held on the
secor d Tuesday of every month. Col.
lectors and Others having accounts TO
be stated or settled will apply to the
Clerk during the recess of the Boar /.
Persons having claims against the
county will please file the same in the
commissioners offiee, with a legal
voucher, as no account will be allowed
not properly chargeable to the same.
BY order. CHAS. HI. SMITH, Clerk.
Commissioners Cecil County.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19

If YOUR E.fcEl 1cHES
Or you are all worn or, rally good for nothing
It Is general [ebi.ity Try
BR0H-NsS IRON JiITTERS.
u VIII cure you and give a good appetite. Solo
by AL dealau IL mediclne
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19
STATION

Trains leave Oxford for Philadelphia at 20 e. M
8 90 a, m. and 90 p. m. Market Train, Tuesdays
and Fridays only. at IL 90 a. m. Sunday Trains at
Z 90 p. m. nd Top.
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PHILADELPHIA, WHINING,
4 TON & BALTIMORE r. r.

oENrRAL DIVISION.
on and after Sunday, May oath. 1891. trains
willru asfollows;
LEAVE GOING NnRTrr.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19

We keep on hand full line o.
Magistrates Blanks. Orders by mai
dlled at short notice from the Mp
LAND Office,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19

THE WEEKLY AMERICAN.
uaHr PACKS.
The Cheapest and Best Family Newspaper
Published.
Only One Dollar Year. Sir Months so Cents.
The Weekly American is published every Satur-
day morning. with the news of the week in com :
pact shape. 1t also contains interesting special
correspondence, entertaining romances, good
poetry local matter Of general interest and fresh
miscellany suitable for the home circle care
fully edited Agricultural Department and full and
reliable Financial and Market Reports are special
features.
CHAs. G. FULTON & co.
FELIx AsNus. Manager and Publisher.
American Qfhcs.
BALTIMORE. ND.
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4. K. TT YLOR,

Justice of The Peace,
Rising Sun, Md.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bills of Sale,
Wills, and other legal instruments oil
writing, carefully and correctly drawn
up and executed, at reasonable cost.
@All business transacted before
me confidential without request. oc3o
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ORPHANS COURT.

The Stated Meetings of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county will be held on thu
second Tuesday ofevery month. Executors
Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring in
their vouchers few days before Court.
Test: R. E. LAMAR. Register
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-02-19

seuEuTW su9snsnV oar xoH 'NHTTv D II
sseippy .suop o. ulSsq 1u1A lsInj spnoue5
uoS n III AeuE noG .ssg sisasisd lIna Slssipc.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Sor SnsboIontnaen.

RBb Ribss@els Red Currant
Jelly.) @si Ribisre oe tag til bpert
Suno ct ballot 8uub granulated sub
ter. 9ne npeIe faa &ibs / spltefieoe'
len, us tnas benz for at barre filter pna
at bsri er moi Hpoenos Saft iii, at be
life brGuoeS. Gar iaa pp / 9ieoelen
ben cprise Mrugps al RibS, ps LAB
benz toss / 90 Minutter, ioet man ia
biet rgrsr pul, Of be life ffal brpnbes.
Gil giennem Canton Flannel 8oie,
balo Snitsn tiIba9s / aieoeleu, % fat
til Suttsrst. StraT Sutteret err fulo'
farots OpIsit, er @eIeen fRroig, % on
ifaI ben sisblitfeI,s bGIbes pp / @las.
SriugebHr' (raspberries) Saft
Gil bper Quart Der tases 6isrbebeIen
al en- Dart 8anO, bpOrmsS be Iattes
rper en- ioag SIo for of iafte fig, ps
fanr iaa ct lnrsiOmt Sp.os unbsr iaon
Dmrsrins. SRloeS M | en- Snuriil,
Os Safteu riuoer lnneiumt uoen at trpt
ftes. 9aeeu eitsr, naar al Sait er lBs
bet al, peies ben Hare Soft, iamme
g9st al Gutter blanoes !, % bet tusss
10 Minuter eiterat bet begpnbsr at
toae up. Man rsrsr Hittis pmfring,
eaften ifummes subt % brloes pp /
CAB til nafte Dag. Ga Tapes ben up
pua rene, tsrrs SLATER, tories, aorfen
ufftiares % barpires, % paa Slaften
anbrinses en- Sop meb 8aafrift al
Gaftsns Raon. 9euns Maaoe at til.
Iape Saftsn paa er bebrs snb at labe
ben siare
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
449

at ON pi tunoe bIue fpt enonu mere gopenueot. piloe
Sttbet lettere lsfte fig paa Sseu, os Dor Stiaina uiIoe
blipe nrinbre farIis.
Seg usnteoe, til gaaosmanben tom aeterub, operoap
oa Horet I'll SOrniih, % iatte mig meb g%aabsmanoen /
sa al aappen, bpOr ri iSetn,inbfte funbe bore biranoen.
"Sun letter itfe iaa ipGrt nu, ba Soriianaen er bor.e.
Saaosnanb. Neu ri bar enbnu formeaet G3oos tis
peirs. Notwithstanding er brattet, % stansen
Tan lite 'taa Ianse, mebminbre ri fan faa itaaet ben
islen. NRen StOritansen maa nj lite mite"
"Rei, ben Tan ri lite %unbpere. ga boa er ri ubiot
tor at mite ben osiaa, buis nj tapper grambarounerne
opao pl laa btHOrs benz" iasoe ban, ioet ban laa Oh
paa Stansen.
so, leg fan NOT binore bet iuareSe i.q. "Seo vl
saa op meo en- Saanoias Os itiars ino / grumltano.n.
SpaO rnener bur Stal ri Iaoe ben aaa9"
"Sa,~ iparebs ban uben g.tqntuina. "Sun nil prr,
lom ct anoet S'ib, naar ri iaar be Stanaer uo al hen.
De. !op's bet bIiOer sOOt geir, iaa ftaI vi NOT fao looet
unoer en- ny GOT, os fa en- aIpuer paa benOe ma .t
Stag ira 6OttsaisIbOUsO til gOuslprpOsnotten. 90
oa, ~lortlatte ban, iSet ban taIte paa 5inorenc "bor nj
StorsltGHseltasieil, Rrpbsitanssltaaieil. Storemsrstei[
StOrle'l, SersinsisiI, arpOsieil, - Ter GA to er Otte -
0ae Sel Bet er 10 en- OeiIis MGnsOe Dual"
pan laa op tiIuelrs % iasOs iprig:
"Ses ltemmer ubstinac for at laSe Ssn a., a
seq rtiits mig, men BON sreb mia armeu
'Se9 ptl saa,~ iaaoe ban.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
450

"ae, nei, ipareoe ieg, "nu er bet min NW' =
Oh t!ar til at fappe Galierebene 1e % oerPao u "
ouer til euuart for at pare flar Der, naar le9 0o'S'
vi naa paste paa en- iuer Suerbaling, Iaa Ut "' J"
oct neo at Haa sui 8affet."
Ss bsrmeO git ies i~oroper til bet Su3ar, ION NV
o9 SaaOSmanben iorbsn bapoe benpttet, % VOV' !,
pioite, ies ituIOe iinbs en- .9uunoius i S'mn'r"'"''
item.
Vaa Seien bib bOIot ies mig paa 0GttetS S&''' >"
bleo troos al anuenot Soriigtisb.o taltet oper'n0s y
81, os llanst BEN msb (oopeost moo Ston0ls'u'"
gen; bog par StsOet life iaa farIist, OS til al KY" :
aIttns iait, iau Der bperfen par Isie 6aOe eu' "A"
boltsr at tase fig iast for. ,,
Seq fanSt en- Sag, os tos tiQi8s niso mig P'",'
TOR at psile pumperne, oa leg lite itoIeOe laa 9''.' -
SaabsmanOens Singer / 6%OrIaiten; men "a TS = =,
Stoften no al Peiasbet, fanOt ies, at Der blot IA !"
til ier CONNER gano | 9aiten, os ba YHnhpE'" y
tinoe IGnie narmers END til fire, fanSt reg lao'''"
min 9lGoe, at Stibet lite aleus par tGt lSuog'' -"
at Der osiaa tom msset tibet Sano nso ira &&''''
Senue SppaseIie par mig i~arOeIes pe!toa'n'"' .
ltaf Sasen UNDER min Bet, os iprana Op S''''' ~
loi meo mt Sip. n,
ga ie9 urbsioeoe mig opab Santci, @forttoA' 90 I'M m
at Stcrmen lite par fulot iaa Hem lom lor CIV 6>r5
noeil, men bette par plslelig mere loado enc ' yl
ll'i9 tbt oa jes tom op, og par uolat 'ot SV"SyIr"S, Ia
Stprte, par ocns SoIbiombeo % Srelsn Sa"Ua,
%IgroeIig. (o0'l"'''
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
447

eorntlb, at ban ituIoe bort fra gatteu. San iprana
osrpaa ousr 0e. IOsieoe 6orsitansstaaieils Sab Ga
StlsOs os bapbs nu lite anbst enb at ie til at TONNE
aiueien.
sarnlen bIeu forfaroeIis - Seiei Nos iom 1orsens
ltralO, Os StisSerne piiteOs cs rpttebe.
BUM! Seq uioits, Bet matte ton,me. Oct par gaIs
get msllem to Snoer at faa Sseu Ouer os aatertra
easr mite en- Stans.
Nso tom 6ortansen ~tnassube og ~braeenSe meo en-
Stst, Der bsrtes sisnnem Stormens Srslen; Dieblittet
etter Hog ben mob llnoerpantet bet par ct isroeIiot
Spn Senne Seene at ~iraabenSs Sau os Oueripsmmet
Dat.
Seq utolte sobt, buab Der buros sisrss, % sisrss iirar;
tbl StusielIst laa ganbet, fpIbtes al enbuer 90, ps
trut 6artsists Bong neS Ga msb itsrrs Stprte, emo ON
bet buuoe paret lat.
Wen leg baUSs en- u~uurberIis SiaIper Saabsmanben
= inartGntt, burtis c9 uforiaroet, Ssmanb buer CONS
me al BAN. Seq ituIbe aIbris baut Sisrte til at sipe
BAN SsiaIinsen; men Der uar ban, og @oruiib ueo bans
SiOe, meO Sniren 9aanoen, itiGreuOs os ~tappsnoc paa
baaroe 9ipet.
5 Sanobeo ct Iansuarist os farefuIot arbsioel - M
op Hl9ssn, M neo isien, siennemblsbt al Sserne, Tom
~uafaoeIis Tom b~unorenoe opr Stibsts Sous os tamIeSe
omtrins meo aft lot @obs paa TGttst, os TEL = Der
entrer be ub paa Sprpoet meo aniueae mslsm 2enbers
ne. unoertioen alosIsS b~ssraueoe opbt Sssn, % bog
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26

Gstts par lite nOssu furIis tlIgtte, fisnt stibet osrs
Deo tom I'll at is i~frsbeIist os ba~parerst ub. SEQ itulbe
slerns Jet ale TIRE Sramitauser saa ~operborb; tbi Beaten
at Hasrnt, Der iuaisoe bib os bib fore guer, ~auitrenate
alttOr meset baaos Diaiter, 0at % gIanterne, bpori
RsltitinHerne par faitboItet.
Seq irpstsos nu melt for 6oriiansen, iom foruSeu ben
sna'tsSs Stang mso gtua tiuise bapbe at bare grauraasn
% Sroset az 6OrsitanseftnsisiI.
Sss par banse, OF CADET al bette Sell piIoe tratte mes
get tarII9e 6sIsr sftsr fig, brsIsSs b.rfcr .fter Stspars
Ben, os bao BAN, ba bans 5Opeo pifs fig oper suppsn,
ON at pure Saaosmanoen Os gOrniib os Isube benz paa
Dat.
Stsis to par msset mart opps, % gaabsmanbsn fors
foo s%iebliitslis Stiainsen iamt bUab Der buroe aisreS.
'6orltanssu ul saa!~ ftres ban mig IND Gret.
vi iaar IaSs saa 6Orsitansetasidlsfa IS, faa sior gins
ben Reisu."
1Su, siOr bet msO bet lOmms, iparsos isa, GA ofneO
fprteOe be bssse. Seq table benz affats. ba Be par TOM.
met nO al 9gtien. % bet iputss mig en- Guiabeo, for
leg after iaa Dem ioruo.
S9 bet oar intst timber. De maatts poSe oo fiamns
ls 'OroUsr paa &Gttet siennem en- ~ioriarbelia 90. GA
boSOe i9 faii bDao be tunOe faa Tag t.
SEQ piIOe bape benz Ill a; rappe fig mso at title os
Deo Stasleilet; tbi uo9tet 9ioret Iaa baarot nsbe. ui(oe
Stibei slerne faloe al. lisn min Stemms funoe umus
Zig bSres = lss iunoe blot pints meo 6auntsm; men
SGaSSa'onOtn iortoO mig, % is iaa BAN stus 9ssn til
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Ia

r
itrar iuris arbeibe buer Sang De isien lsftss bot
Yeiret. "
Seq iiobr meb aanOeu 9aIieu, iOm ies itriuer bette.
Seq Ter iaa tpbdis Seenen for mig: is fer Gousene
fprinse at for be to Meanbs 8uipe. Seq Iutfer mine
Dins, ioet ies isien fer cen ~fraaoenoe 90, Tom besraun
benz, os ies tor naien lite ie oerben isjen; tbi be sr pit
borte. Seq bsrer Orfanens foriaroelise Iuben, ben
bsitise anasen al bet ouerIafteSe 9Th. men siennem bet
belle tommer iuast til mig ct Surra fra DC to tiatte
DeGnb, ioet ben iOiis gnOe er tappei, os ben tunse Wlasie
at Spirer os Ris er ifilt fra cs, os nu GLIDER bort paa
be ifummenoe Sser; Stibet luffer after til for min
5aano paa Gattet os trOoier isen be uoIbionme Sser
meo gousen naiten ret op mob benz.
Os blot for en- Dag iiben baube ben enc al bisie
WlGno uaret en- Oprsrer. aaereoe bsiuoIet al Blob os
iGrbis til at mproe paa mt.
6OrunbsrIis Suersans! fra neOrise Sturfeiirsser til
ianb, beItmOois @iernins! Uien Dc, iom tienSer Sss
m%Gnrene, oil ioritaa, at ianbanne YbsrIisbeber e mus
Iise.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Garmten, 6uiet % Sapen
Gu RaaIer2nor

turee part | snbpsr 6ormers Gle. Hidn
Iaper ben til nf ct itGrtt 2phe, / Gom'
me | Smtrsos % 81 Sob Iaust. Sirr
en- 9Ftte | bpsr Gnoe, suer fnit en- Sting
Der, iaaIeess at Ipusets 9Gusoe bliper
nsiastis So Sob fra Rius til Sting.
9etts bliper 4 Rpbs. On reo Sap
faites pan Tibteu al 3puset. Gn Gcre
2anb sr iou lang iOm 4 @anse 7ousct,
% u @anse / Sreobcu, aItioa 16 &Obs
lang % 10 Rons brcb, ialt 160 square
ROos. Spmaalinscn fan iOretoses al
en- Iano alsue, ba ban uemlis f9iter
ben enc &ine eler 2stte peo SiHlp al
en- neorammei Stut % iaa ftrnffer
9puset uS i belle bets 9angbe. Oct
bsr pare bpppet i 9i9rs % ioa tsrtet,
bpiliet oil binbre bet / at tratie fig
iammsn | paact &eir.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
st Sins Dq ct glif. ST

st Gps % ct glif. Soab er ct
apsP 5or me8et for intet, for lioet for
no8et. SpaO er ct Sps moo ct 8lit?
st Sps fan man itiRle, ct 8lit man gis
beg, itj9nfes. st aps er itumt, liptgit;
ct 8Iit taller, tIa9er, iOriifrer, ~trpiter,
for9oler. st &Ds leUner iutet tilbage
/ Wtinoet; ct 8lif fan leue altio, bet
felser o8 ooer Sapet, lpier / 9rfeneu
ION ct 5Dr, pplDier BET msrfe S9ugiel
% itrpr 8lOmIter pna 2io8oeien. ct
aps fan fOrbiuore8, ~bepp9tes, men ct
8lit alori9; bet er iom Eilene, Der flsi
mob S%eruialem, be ipHteS at saa mob
Noro O9 ialot neo i Gpo. st 9lit er
iom en- 9piets @ape, ipm maj fan FIRE
meo Jig og leue paa i Mnaneoer. s tet
Wenneite fan | Snufcrne fable tilbaqe
ct &ps pg image bet paanp, men ct iinl,
fulbt Slif, ct lan9t, iuoerli9t, tiarliet
8lif - bet bill itaa for bin Sial Tom
ct lepenbe Gaien, iom Ell 3rpit unber
Woo9ang og SUr9.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26

Subsuibnius msb ct ensr anbet
elass Ssbt pit uprpboe l1tsi paa Ga.
~treaturer % Ssit.. Sebtst lutter til be
porsr, siennem bpilte bet amber, Os
bsrDsb fpRles bet.
RIB af Ssus % Rplinser bliper
fGrbelss p~elimasenbs, bpis be en- 10 til
10 8ase, for be Hastes, faar leue paa
ppsulti iustet meb RsIi, % bsrinbs.
tmeuemW aismel, operbalbt meb iossnbe
Banb eQer 9eelt. nnbsr Ssbninaen
maa Gprene iparres inos i ct Stun,
bour bet faa omtrent er balpmsrtt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26

Sepngisrrtse Rotter. Sra ben en-.
selite 8p Burlep bersttes fslaenbe: On
Rano fob nplis | fit 8inbu os iaa en-
osb Ssne lisss nebe paa G~aarbsplab.
len. On Rutte Tom ~ipriusenbe ben til
ben, inuiebe paa ben osoe Susf os ilebe
bort | fort Saitoarf. Wanben CT Ma.
ttrfprifer, os ba ban bapbe 9pIt til at
egperinentere meo Soften, git ban neo
/ 8aarosrummet o9 to9 Sguen p9f.
On Stuno e~fterat ban isien bapbe iro.
tnsst i'm llbfi9spcit, Tom Soften tilbaae
meo en- Sc &amerater; bet bar aaben,
bart Wenin9en at fsre belle Senen bort
os beboloe ben til fremtioist 8ru9.
Gufommen til Stebet, bour Suolen
bapoe lig9et, uoitpote Soften ct SPIN af
S%oerraftelie. ct gieblif efter faIteoe
ale bens 8amerater lig pper ben Ga
beb ben faa fcrfaroelis, at ben blep fig
genoe oso paa Steoet. De andre true6e
%altiaa, at oeres &amerat bapbe narret
benz meo Billie.