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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

SOLICITOR ROBINSON, in arguing the
British case before the Behring sea arbi-
tration board, the other day, contrasted
''the apathy with which Americans re-
garded the determination OF the buffaloes,
with their anxiety to protect the seals. -
United States Senator MORGAN contended
that the destruction of the buffaloes was
analogous 10 the determination of the
rabbits in Australia, and necessary to the
progress OF civilization. Neither was
exactly right. Americans have not been
apathetic about the disappearance of the
bufaloes, but they have been unable to
prevent their being slaughtered for their
hides, just as the seals have been destroyed
for their skins, and regardless of sex and
previous condition. The question OF civ
ilization, with due Difference to Senator
MORGAN, has had little to do with the
case, and the instance of the Australian
rabbits is not in point.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

atmosphere. If money is borrowed in
anticipation of sales soon to come,
round rate OF interest will have to be paid
All these Causes will operate to the detri-
ment of the wool owner.
A better way for those who do not want
to sell at present prices would oe, per-
haps, to make consignments to some re-
liable firm or Arms. An advance ofabout
two-thirds of the selling rates can be had
on six per cent. interest. When the
market improves the advance will pay
we'll for the waiting, and those who do
not want to use the money can get
higher rate of interest by lending it on
good security. The railroads will insure
the wool SO that losses en- route may not
be feared. The consignee will also IN
sure it on reception. As soon as the
wool passes into more humid climate it
increases instead of decreases in weight
and thus the loss incurred by storing 1t
here is not entailed.
The money usually derived from the
wool clip in the spring is needed in Utah.
not only by the sheep men but for gen
eral circulation. The wool growers find
use for their gains and usually spend their
money instead Of boarding it. Thus the
whole territory feels the effects of the
wool sales and wants the sensation just
now.
The theories advanced by politicians
and spectators as to the cause OF the fat
ness in the wool market need not be fur
Their discussed in this connection. The
best thing to do is the. vital question
We think judicious consignment is the
most feasible plan for the majority O
Utan sheep men to pursue and have NJ
doubt that prices will improve before thu
close of the year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

THE SWEATER Shops" the telegraph
refers to in an account of panic at a
New York fire, are the squalid homes of
poor women and men who 90 tailoring
work at starvation prices for wholesale
clothing establishments. These people
are huddled together in tenement houses,
a whole family often occupying single
room, and their lives are realization OF
the misery depicted in HOODS Song OF
a Shirt.n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14
Home Products.

a The value of home Industries and home
products is now conceded by everybody in
Utah. There was time when they were
decried and by some of the people who
now desire to have them promoted. That
does not matter. We are glad TO see folks
on the right side and pleased to see them
come away from the wrong.
There is one reason why some of Utah's
products and manufactures have not sue
ceeded SO well as they might have done.
That is, certain amount of indifference
as to the way they are put upon the mar
ket. Utah cloth, Utah woolens, OF all
kinds, have forced their way to the front
because some of the factories have turned
out goods equal in appearance as we'll as
quality to those brought in from else
where.
The same care has not been taken in
reference to other articles. We do not
wish to particularize because it might
appear to be invidious. But there are
some things manufactured in Utah that
would have reader sale if the standard
of quality was kept up and they were
made as attractive to the eye as are their
outside competitors.
People can be induced to patronize
homemade goods from a desire to sus-
tain home industries, to a limited extent.
When more money has to be paid for an
inferior or unprepossessing article. in a
majority OF cases the limit will be
reached. After few trials the better
looking and yet cheaper article viii gain
the victory. II is OF no use to claim that
the homemade are really the better and
therefore the cheaper wares, if appear
ances belle their claim. Goods that are
actually superior are standing enco-
MUM In their own behalf.
Products have had the same experience
as manufactures. Utah potatoes once
had first-class reputation wherever
they were introduced. They commanded
a high price in outside markets. Latterly
they have gone behind the advanced
figures because they have in several in
stances run behind in quality. Coco
potatoes have been kept at home and
many poor ones shipped away.
Utah wool has had many complaint;
because of the manner in which it ha!
been placed upon the market-dirty anc
mixed and not put up in proper shape fol
the dealers. That has had tendency t.
depreciate the price in comparison witt
what woods from other places com
manded.
All this is very poor policy. If pro
ducers and manufacturers wish to com
mand the markets they must send sucl
goods as will hold their own against al
competition. It does not pay to sell in
ferior articles. For the time being profit
may accrue, but they soon go down ant
the trade falls off, for American peopl
want the best.
| Inefe Is an 6uQeaVOr 10 revive nom
industries. 1t ought to be encourage,
and persisted in. Utah will buy Utal
goods il they are properly presented. Blu
they must be of good quality and attrac
tive appearance, or the old home mad
! story will be repeated. If there is re
viyal in purchases it will be preceded b
an improvement in the respects we hav
mentioned. Superior articles will com
mand the markets at home and abroad
providing they are brought properly t
notice, and that implies persistent an
iudicious advertising.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

COLONEL WILSON, president of the
Nebraska City National bank, has writ
ten letter to Secretary MORTON asking
him to start an experimental buffalo
farm in Alaska or the Aleutian islands,
in the interest OF the agricultural depart
ment. The milk IN this cocanut is found
in the fact that the bank is in possession
OF herd through the settlement of an
estate, and Col. WILSON naturally wants
to get them off his hands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14
WE BUY $500 900 worth of fire c,

WE BUY $4OO, 200 worth of fire crackers
from China each year. They cost cent
package. All our floor mating comes
from that country-S1, 600 600 worth per
annum. Our palm leaf fans cost SS6, 600.
Other imports are: tea, IS, 900, 900; opium
prepared for smoking. S521, 900; raw silk
50, 800. 900. Total imports, $50, SOC, 600;
exports, So, 100000. The tea is mostly sold
by Englishmen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14
A Little 'Leven.

Kate FIELDS Washington; The doctor
understands all tongues.
Troy Press: Wherever the experienced
blind man moves there is an era of good
feeling.
cheap quinine may be it is always drug
in the market.
Philadelphia Times: With reference to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

the next election only citizens who are
duly qualified by bona ride residence aud
in all other respects will be permitted to
take part in the selection OF public Off
GERS. All we want is fair, free and
honest expression OF the will of the legal
voters at the polls. The Supreme Court
decision on this case will aid in securing
that deslderatnn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

FROM APPEARANCES the Popuiists and
Prohlbitionists in Iowa are about to fuse.
the Pops to indorse AYLEswoRTH, the
Prohib candidate for governor. 1t is diff
ficult at this distance to snrmise the effect
on the old parties. The prohibition de-
lection will burt the Republicans, while
the Democrats viii suffer from the falling
off of the Populists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14
solicitude

EDITORS AND publishers are taxed $40
in Florida. We have always maintained
that taxation should properly be applied
to Injuries. But why, we ask, does
Florida at the same time reduce the tax
on cigarettes?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

SOCIETY Is paralyzed by the fact OF
President HIeINBoTHAM appearing at a
Chicago breakfast to the Infanta in a
steel-pen coat and decolette vest. Here
after on such daylight occasions he will
probably wear a roundabout.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

THE PENNSYLVANIA Ballot Reform as
ISOLATION has Endorsed the new voting law
passed by the legislature. Goodness
knows that some reform is needed in the
methods of carrying on elections in the
cities of the Keystone state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14
was a civilian and was known. Was
there no other punishment but death?

THE PRINCESS EULALrE got caught in
the ram at the Columbian exposition the
other day, and took refuge in a near
restaurant, where she made a hearty meal
CT rye bread, sausages, cheese and lager
beer. 1t IS not stated whether she drank
s'schnit'' or schooner perhaps
they might call il a caraYel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

a NEW principle in insurance has been
applied by London Illuminating firm
who had made extensive preparations for
the celebration OF the marriage of the
DIXIE OF Clarence. The same firm expect
to realize handsomely on the wedding Of
the Duke of York but have arranged to
pay premium of per cent to insure
them against losses by his death, also.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

THE NEW Russian treaty is a kind OF
fugitive slave law, designed, in part, to
make the United States an agent for re-
tuning the escaped victims of the car s
prosecutions. Russia was one of the last
nations OF the world to recognize the
American republic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

PHILADELPHIA, FOR the first time in
many years, is going to have a general
parade on the 4th of July. We are glad
to note a picking up OF the patriotic
sentiment in that staid old Quaker town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

NOTWITHSTANDING THE weather con-
ditions of the spring, the Delaware peach
growers declare that the crop promises to
be fine and large. The Delaware peach
crop IS in the east matter OF much
solicitude.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

The LATEST musical meteor is RUG
GIERo LEoNCAyALLo, and the strangest
thing about him is that he wears his hair
and dresses like other people, especially
other Italians. He will, OF course, .'tour''
the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

WE SUPPOSE it is all right to have Miss
HUTCHINSON in the cowboy race from
Chadron to Chicago, but the dispatches
don say how she balances herself on the
back CT her steed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

MRS. leases husband keeps drug
store in Kansas. 1t is this which has
taught him the soda-fountain wink,
when discussing the woman suffrage
question.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

is MT FAST driving on the roadway OF
Fort Douglas, coupled with refusal to
stop when ordered to. rather small
offense to Kill man for, or to MORALLY
wound him? The man in this instance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

WHAT DOES the Salt Lake reader, with
his light overcost on this morning, think
of temperature of So degrees in the
shade at Ottumwa, Iowa, at S O'Clock
yesterday forenoon?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

WITH HARD times and calamity howl
ers on ali sides, the perplexed mind turns
with a sigh OF happy relief to the big
water melon crop now coming on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

The BRIGGS trial cost S13, 600. That
would buy great many catechisms for
the heather.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

A LOCAL contemporary has an article
headed, CHOW to Hold Wool" We
should say avoid holding it where it is
short.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

THE CHICAGO people are no doubt re-
serving for EULALIE an exhibition ofhog-
killing as the grand piece de resistance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

WAIT TILL the clouds with the silver
lining roll in this directioul
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-14

THE DAILY HERALD is published every morn
ing, Monday excepted, at THE HERALD
block, corner West Temple and First
South streets, salt Lake City.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
6nao Yat ~iornnorco&
fi9 opcr.

Sele 8eien fra Su9sen til @rapen er
Ui om9ipne al 6arer. "8et itDrite lln'
Der err, iOm Sat flyer, "at ri, naar pi
bar iorlabt guggsn, fan leue lanse moi
iii at mao @rauen". 3uiinoer bar gaaet
Slip al Sunobeoeu - tnarpprue, iD9e
% elenbige, ioroi be life anuenote bet
@tiooel, iom par iaa let til9ienselis.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Disco
very uiIoe iiifert bape fureret benz.
5Or al @froniit 9ulte, iuase 2unser,
Sloolpptning, 9uitrprsbetanoelIe,8 Sort
aanoetbeo, @itbma ps li9nenoe SDgs
BONNIE er bette bet bebite 2%Geemiobel.
Oct renter Slpoet, ltprfer 9eueren, let
ter 6orosielien % beuirter, al man blir
feo og fraiti9. Gn almiuoeli9 9Oiis
er lloen o9 life ubeba9eli9 for Sma9en.
Store SLATER, Ell Solar. 9ilialsS hos
ale gpctbetere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
Sarnlell, 6niet Og Sauen
SrpRtiIfGIce.

Gar ucgen ~froSict Ct GEM Na mao
hnu life fomme i 9rrbsbm al &armer
eIsr iuIIss ulo; tpertimoo maa ban be-
banSlss uSs / Sulosu eler | ct ioIot
&arelie, euibes mcc 5ue 90 babes msc
Sspono eller ct auSei tolot Gtoi. Ger
eitsr er carron oil bet beoite 9iioosl til
at IinSre Smerten. Or Menneiiet be-
piNtIpit Of 6rOi, ba mnn alGoerue
fnarelt muligt ta9es al, % 2esemet
raft suioes meo en- Serite eIIcr en-
lllofIuS, beIe Chen beuimOo Siertct.
SGuoerus le'tss fra Sioerne opao oB
baaoper mob Sooeoet, % man Hal
bIaie iro / ben 6urirosres Mnno buert
nubst eiIsr treble Dtiuut, lnotil Ianoe'
brat o. Determination after or inos
trnnot. Saainnrt 9atienten fan iunlse,
inbaipss en- Spiieits g8biitp eIer Srnns
ep / 70 Stesr parui 9ano buert 15oe
NiHut, % uanr ban after or fommet
IA, nHbriross uarule &lGoer eller 5las
Fer mco parmt Sano / armbuliugerns,
pnu 5sbcerre % 8psssn, O9 ban lag.
ees / en- pnrm Seug pel inobpaet /
ulous "copper".
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
Dor S~usboioniugsn.

Oreiteg Dun, gtaar Steaeopneu
tr nloeles BARN, ba bruuer MAJ / benue
np9et Sulgr eQer 6ebt. Saainart
Stummet be9pHoer at fable neo, bapes
Ste9en, eiter at bare paitet o. aitprret.
bert, brunes paa ale Cher, tiliattes
lHe0 liot tpsenoe 9nub % Salt; oers
neo orgppes ben sientaoue @auee, pans
ees ps tiliees Uite. Gr Steaen meoet
feb. ION ben inoiRttes / Gonen meo blot
tiot Sano % Salt, opergies ofte Ga
impress liot fsr ben tages no meo liot
FUR 6lgbe. gr Ste9en taget aobt bare
Pan, oil Sauceu pRre eoo o0 traitia:
ben ubi9unes meb liot trunet Wel:
bStbt 9teI siper nemIig en- lima0tia,
ubebaseIig ema9. Sruncs Steoen
fsrit / Smgr alene, bIiper ben traiti.
gore os beore; tbi oerpeo oounes Der
itrar en- Sfurpe, ian ben ~iraitiae Salt
bllner iuoe | &igbet. Steaen maa ils
benz p9re rna p9 iaitis; er ben 9iens
asmltest, er ben O9ina ter % upeu
SmGg. Gn aIminoelis flor Stea fra.
Der miHoit 2 9imers Steenina, boa
t0Hmer me9et an paa, bpao Slogs Opn
man bar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
1874

y tan not le paa mig og bette 8abauer, " - ban
Ps9e0e paa StangesS Sans bsOrppelise Siaur "ot III
HGHaer til at faa 9toaet i~nbenfor 9eitsn. inben ri fan
'aa ueinolGOeret lsan9. GIem life, at nj maa bapc os
Ell GrIt9 Snaps, Sobanna!"
StIlbeO prHenoe CUB taus ollie meo SpprsSmaGI
DS eItetlOrltn'n9er til Carl Os Matroien bapOe itiasi
p' nn'aaoellge Nppetit. Wisn oa Garolus bauoe iaot
vel toiflne 6aO bort % neo foIoeoe ,Sanoer iugt tit:
QUO lts sop Tor URao Os 9rifte!", penOte ban fig OH
III oa0eren, buis gle meO bpb 0sItaselie baube fuI8t ben
I0tV0OHe S'nS mtnOlts geuGseIier; % al ben GInbit'
gep' 9oorn'eo oelne bauos iortGret fin Wfao, ilutttN
e'as' at BAN bauoe boet Snbt mere enb en- Ssnieen0e.
0aoer, ia9oe GaroIus % ltratte Den fore. trait'
'u'oe 9aano DenOusr gorOet = "ies ier paa big, at Oa
~ gape et Selte al mig % MO'er og Sobntua, Stat'
TEL 0l not baOe bet famine berior flyer lea, iaa ianot
le9 9sOOer earolus GIiasion os Grliat ul bare bet 9iapH
III MN DOB, at S itaI fau Oct 9Ofte. Wien bet OHUeF
l9 Oeo OF paaltaa - % bet Wobiatte lfaI buerten 4}rGitF
.u'' SFoIeier eler S~oIoinoseu eller ~tonsslise 6Ororonin8F
p"0e mig 'HO, ON DC Osiaa i~tratts fig berfra til GngIHn'
III f9 CT lI9elaa SOB og GrIig en- MPaub, ioroi lg III
% "a bar le9et TIinoebut meb Sronbaaben; ipr Oct
pt0e les lrllleS til at siSre ON isisn, bpis ies par aIeHt.
~''" psr III, 0aoer, M Iousr ie9 big at bIiue en- li
Ds 0F0eR'Ils SSmanS ale mine 0ase! 5Or naar man
tss peisr 6ortlenelterne mob BeiuGrIiabeoerne % @n'
lpa'e', laa falter bet bog lite i~pnosrIist al fig; Os pert'F
9'peF lss ''sslaa slerns Flip paa bet Ssls."
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
1913
Caesars Column,
al 99HdtiuS Connolly.

l'oaeF, at ban ofts a~nitilebe fig, iom ON ban piIoe for:
'aoe e9nen; men Iigeiau ofte tom ban uuentet tiIbooe.
ufoenS ban ~ttIbra9te Chen i~aaIeoes, trai bet lio eu
af'sn, netpp lom SpIOia9tsn baube penbt NiGIeu imoh
Stranp, ior at bespnpe lin iabuanlise gaat. at en- bisis
e9ne pelbetienot SaaO iuste sle0 irem meaem ct por
pore Sllpper os Ianbepe ueb @rafuerna.
Uer'nrs Stuen iap Mo'er MaIena GA pqbsOe 3,
Sraa0e, bun ipanOt til 6a'ers get, meo bebe Soo,sr
a'f Saab bauSe M, trO0s Ia'ers IoreitiQinoer. beopuot
at lp'Ste; TOr geOrs life Buer Dag fin gaaO poo frpbs
% paa tpGrs i'm Saao, uben at opoaae 0ooet ? = Sri.
latefeH par % torbIsp LEGION ~bortblalt. Men mo,er
asa'sna 9apoe ct roIist % taaImp0ist Sinh; hun flooeoe
'fte: Saarerne ranOt / Stilbeo.
Yen samIe elias, iom iab pua Santcn al eforite,,r
os tIIlfHr NGretOacr, ~betrastebe MI % pa lin unoe epio,r.
pS'er, Iom lte tormaaeoe at ~iororiue Chen men uoost
S'o9S @F'e'oe, men panorepe irem % tlbaae paa c,uI.
pe', prioenSe line bGnoer. gnonu pilbe gIios 10. III.
Paa' gO0r mIsIl9t Net Itoo til msO bans eset Mob; men
J" F'ue Slno matte ban ~bstienoe, at bette fun mar
iaure riu9e.
Y%lHSieIi9 fpi en- e~Isttrit gnift siennem ale fire N,e0,
Iet'n'er az ben lille 6amiIie; man borte ct pebefieubt
@Fs0 S0rbOunStaset - Os matte lisb!if itoo eoroIus
ioran benz. ~
.Wfn Cub, earOIuS, sr bet bia2~
SO9anHa ut bet iOrite 6aputas; MO'er Oa 6oer SET
anSst. o"' '"
get Iibt Mab frsm!"-u par GarpIus, ior,,s g.,
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
1872

at ban er bIepen %icriIaaet al Stormsn; men npset TGrrs
er bet life, BET ioler is arOppen paa mig"
Msosns 6%riiareteu, Der Bperten ~ipurstes paa 9anr
eler Strano, par ioripunoen baabe meo yejGtnina oa
salt, bOIot SolSiasten, trO iOm en- i~mGstenps GIiter, Der
peHter paa jim SIifeoss GiIbasstomit, itarpt llpfit paa
ln FIaOs uoenior Stranp. 90 gstsr Gjrans SuaI.
mooigbeo fiinpe iaame9et miubrs brittle, iom ban lite blot
bauos DC fore 6prurettsier at bGpns, GarpIus' impsr.
tinente ELECTROMAGNETIC buube tiIipiet BAN, men oalua Ell
perpaa ipIsenOe, fuIoitGnoist m%isIpttet louspiitatiOn bs
Patron 0olmer, buiIten Yiiltation par bIepen ~iuerfiat
ION 6else al en- bsmmeIis ansiueIie ON, at bet ~tipIisere
onttaIte Stpt9oos, JON Eeter @ran bapSe troet par
bIepsn siemt uSenfpr bans 0iitritt, itlIoe pare bleuet
inolmusIet pep belps Dag. Sm bsnne giftation, ueS
bpiIten Better Gran par iremtraapt i i'm gmbcospliats
belle ~bpitiOsIise TGrpigbeb, iuIst al besse fine Stpg9er,
gutenberg % Sron, par Der saast meseu Gale og lclu
airbmano 9ogmer paaitOb Ieeuoe, at en- iaa0m Suer ga
uobo!oenbeS, JON Eeter Gran peo bsnne geiIiebeo bapoe
Ia9t ior 9G9en, NOT baube ~iortieut en- ltsrre Selsanina
eno en- lang afGis.
Gn llse par M i%OrIsbet. Waanen par saaet iuO set
fSlts Spartsr, os life i~aameset iom en- sneite Stierne
opIplte DC msrte 9iteraarsnatter.
enonu par Better Gran bog Iise u~pboI0enSe fine Din.
ltrsnselier; ban bar lite ben WanS, Der los aPouo,I noo
S~stUsmmeIisbeS % SpiIs binbre fig line SoretooenSer
Nn bapoe ban imisIsrtib ipr iaapibt ~ioraaSret line Spero.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
81 glttrbiarpr al htQia clai az.

ter be uoriie 9atbolitet at anltafie %
iorRre BaUen til bans 50sAars 8iipe-
jubilGnm, Der irotrHf,r igrittommeuoe
19oe 5tbruar. Get bIiper ct 8 gieter
bpit Gllemaleri, fremltiaenoe 81. Slo1
/ iulo Guitning, meo bgire 0aano itet'
tsnoe fig yaa lit SfjplO % bOIoenoe ct
Rigsable | usniire paanp. uoi9rieIen
er Oueroraset ben betjenote polite Bill
teobu3gcr ug Wnler gio @elOnitl Bro
iesior peo &unitatooemiet / Ct. Yeters'
brig. De iioite to Spnoase er Der
ct. Sluis % Ct. SnIparos Wenl9be'
Der furetaget SubIamliH9er i nernte
Gieneo unper Observation-Disclosures
iten, Og Suoiamlins fer i benne 2to
li9eleoes paa be Dprise tatbOlite Stds
TONER / 9anoet. Spao Der tommer til
at maugle / ben iornDone Gum, 1000
2irc, tilitpoer SSr. @. @eoeH Sarls'
berg, Der inotil fin Suergan9 til Satbos
licismen par norit &ammsriuuter. San
bar taset Spbolo / &om, bpor ban ues
napntes til papeli9 aammerberre Iantt
/ 6ebruar (. q. al Eape SEQ oeforereoes
meo @re9oriusoroenenS aontbnrtors.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
13I

IPen M bleu llroen o~uer1pttst til Saber elias Suite.
Sperten oenne eler ben uGlte eler ben berpaa ~ielaenos
Dag iaa man 9ioset til 6%riiareren. Stormen par Der.
'nloO uaa9nsi op mso ny Strait Os buiercOe enOnu parr.
enO ben paa Guentpr iaa rise Sat.
Mfo'er IaIena tOrreoe fine Cine Sthbeb men ben
uii9e Sobanna LOB i'm SOrs s~ieulpoe bIanot 6~Iipperne,
buOr bun fin 8OrtpipIeIie lob iren Os tiIbase, op os neo,
nSen at tiHSe ct GiebIits 0~tOIisbeO.
"Sao big bog lite ~iausOes puerpGIDs, nit Barn, -
iasos samIe elias iOrmaneups men tag impo 6ors
mutt! StoI bu paa Ell samuleI eriaren Semanbs Orb:
earOIUS Ct iIuppet bort paa en- anSen Maaos eub peo at
9aa %tIIbunoS; ior, itent ban er min Son, maa iea boa
lige, at ban life siuer gster Gran noset efter 6Orilas.
eHbeo - ban Tor life pOue Jig bem for GoIOiastsn."
vi 5 bioc mig inc, SAFER, = iuareSe SObanna mep
Ell DIS StoItbeo SeorsueIisn "at GaroIus brpoer fla
ON 9amIe Deter 0ran2 - 9ei, Der CT noset glnosi. Der
btnbr I"
20 bun be9pnots paanp at grade.
~SGn big Ell SnuIe, anse Spinpe, os friit lite Sub
neo bin Samrsn!"- iagpe elias en- bebreioenSe Gone.
"9iaa, men bpor tror 5 Sa, ban fan pare, 6aer2~
Get maa Cub % gorberrs pibs; men oa ban er eli
ioa %uiSiIsftis Srabat 90 bar, iOm is bsrsr, sipet fig
iiars nsS SmusIei % lisnenpe llnOber = ion ban BOG
life bar IGrt al fin 5aoer, bet fan bu toIe paa = iaa
bar ban psI, ton jes iorfaa, Iast til psS en- qIaoS, bpOr
ban bar iaaet Sarerus b~0rtsjemte. Oct CT Osiaa muIist,