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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
UNITY or BELIEF.

II came 10 pass that Yoltaire, Boiling.
brolJ Hciue. Pitt Burke. Eranklin.
Washington. Lafayette Jefferson. Prime
and Hamilton. moved along Ia a wonder
ful unity Of belief both political and re-
i3 or defOrnify Of ID position. but an
marked by one religious nationhlsm and
One love Of republic They an bid
come up out 81 the destruction Of e prpnt
past and were all carrying the weapOns
which had driven the church from crime
and rice % virtue tfid had driven kings
go Navy, w aese slan{ Of human
those iOrcheals aud mark them grow ra-
diant Ia the increasing day 81 tlie elgh-
teenth centary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
MRS HOWE AND CHARLES SUM.
MEM


There ie q story about Mrs. Howe aud
simmer tlat seems 20 me very charhc-
tefHiic of both Mrs Howe asked iha
great senator az dinner 20 meet Edwin
Booth ana sumner replied Ia lds Fiarcli-
icm, ppntorplRpun fashion MADAM, 7
do not believe that I care 10 meet your
friend Edwin booth, estimnblo AZ ha
may be- both ln bis calling and his char.
acioy ! think ! have arrived no the
point whore one ceases tO take any in-
tefeft iu iudlvidunlH' ''Why. Chnflna.v
replied Mrs Howe with Intensity, God
hasn't gotten there yeti ! asked Mrs.
Howe ~ This Story wn5 lrne and she Eaid,
"Dh yes, Summer tod VI Ga himself. pos-
aiby, as 40 instance 81 ny deyoutness.
though other persons took Il differently
and some even a8ked me II rnuliy dared
10 say gnch y fling 10 Charles SIMMER"
Speaking Of Summers beauty, Mrs. Howe
said IN was remarkable. though Ia
early iiie hc WAS W thin we used 10 call
ltim fac line, because he seemed 10 bs
lfuHh itHont bndth OF thickness. AZ
Nll ~ after n severe sickunss. ha
Nilei Yut nad hccnme an iiupreailye ne-
nrc though never 10 Impressive az Home
men, who. llhn Webster. wore Only ~
average boigtth yei whose inpresaireness
always fhtefDtn 10 cJfae from within.
ana NOT fO 30 dependent on their ahoull-
crs ilke a cApn Sumner had i f0lee "
remarkable ficlHegk aud g smile ~ stronn
sweetness The Californian
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
THE TgLL-rALe euTroM.
IT'S . silent Reminder 81 Days aons By
IN fhe Camp

III, . silent Reminder 81 Days Gone ~
IN fhe Camp
A suspicious looking electric button
fastened about midway in The waiuscOaf.
SIX " the north wall ~ the reading Of
DC Hotel Vend0me atiraced the aiien-
tion Of several gentlemen who ind IL q
pleasant lettering place siife tie uew
administration yesterday afternoon, ana
as Dne NJ them tOytd with u Do heWme
luunisiiige concerning ir uhh Adjoining
The reading room. nuh further % The
north. ~ another 8pa4iouB room, the door
ul which s cOVend win luturiOus
velvet carpet, aud lie decorations oil
the walls lnd ceilings are rich and cost
lf IN years g0ne by ana when the hos
irlry was under dlnerent management.
and the camp was undergoing An ora
~ iei2ncd reform dat little button ana
service Rs glnrdaman Tor people who
conducted themselves b such manner
~ tho powers that b. said tbey should
nof
Some Gov yeAn SEc Is wiil be resaein-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

are gay with window-boxcs full Of low
ers," II is large square brick house,
built In the days Of Queen Anne. when
Keusington was the court suburb. aud b.
set back from the road, embowcrrd i'm
sweet smelling hawthorne aud golden
rain laburnum trees. There she lives n
the midst of a literary and artistic circle.
the delight of those who have The luck 10
make her acquaintance. Her manner is
rather constrained az first, lat once she
warns up in conversation her coldncss
disappears, and though she Is far from
being good looking her pnle thoughtful
face lights up into almost beauty
Miss lngelow has not been spoiled by
fame. She once wrote: j do not care
about fame, or rather. scarcely believe IN
such a thing for myself bur il Is great
pleasure, aud very truc one, 10 be able
10 give pleasure 10 80 many people for
the time being, that is. while popularity
lasts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
TnE NEW HOOP SKIRT.

.
.s,dy drew their skirts aside
4 IN boop skirts passed aud refused
~ angthing to do with II.
AMI nm said that they would not
!. r,wns for women who wore crino-
4 ibey regard the hoop skirt as the
AN m ihe closet of fashion.
Al do steele hoop skirt Is about
I, large as its grandmother Of 1850.
niqnc. IL Is from IS 10 90 inches
1nmfrrcnce. It includes from fif-
10 twenty springs, aud when IL Is
BIZ elderly women 10 also COM
good many winters. lts manu-
M might be- described as q species
.ige building. for the hoop skirt Is
N aeel ropes bound together 10y
doth cables.
.ough IN some instances they may
good form, il will not be good
d wear them The fashionable
D. VI New York will snub the hoop
IN short, will let them severely
Chnnlue will be worn 10y rich
% who try 10 be fashionable. and
W women who try not to be un-
mhe Those who want 10 be ON
/ bit Of tie social wave will try 10
+. hTc on crinoline. Those who
know whether they are i'm the
OF not, will wear crinoline as Il
! ale guess that It Is the correct
apoogists for the hoop skirt say
has one good quality Ii keeps
NiFn lOm trailing in the street. II
Irrlng of II becomes general Com
A rer Brennan VIII have ~ sweep
teis. The women of the city will
wi do il.
hoop skirt is almost as old as
n .Alel, Queen Elizabeth aud Marie
lldid hustled about in hoop skirts.
. yrten Bess must have looked very
4ninl with her red hair, her sharp
ihd her big hoops.
~ skirts travel in cycles. In this
\ p they first appeared In 1873 They
~ their meridian and likewise
extreme latitude In 1860. They
~ Of some dropsical affection in
pl lNS tin 1893 there was n breath
~ during which there were no
NITts In 1873 hOOp skirts make
4 'lparance again II il Is safe 90
" worried experience. they viii
N fashion till 1923. or during the
AlU yNrs Then perhaps they
in4 the field TO Mother Hubbards.
l"isn COSTUMES, OF some other
~ N dress for thirty years moro.
rnsllcians viii soon be able 10
NE return Of the hoop skirt as
s'Aers Do that of a comet.
III q Paris has solemnly denied
. started the new hoop skirt
q,W; The conspiracy To Introduce
w mas been traced Ia Mr.. j. j.
WA ladys tailor, of Bond
london. Last fail he advertised
,'uiae OF 1880 as a revived style
ss''uhle was IN antique monument
bow skirt.
oGawlng OF the hoop skirt out of
w past Is only part OF a move
'gWSard old-fushioned STYLES and
NOmen are soon to wear their
'.nsu N the middle and comled
v'ef their ears. as their grand.
wore Their hair when they
,'g2lg Cloth CATERS are coming
Ol' and the little rcticule IL
A 49, 70 carry in the street New
Morning Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

example. the eat that shrinks from wet.
ting even her vplvcty solcs IS driven div
traction by the smell OF FISH. Tor very
love of a. And a great scraNlV rooster
that never could he So much Os etqt
taking bath except in n nice, dry dusty
place Ia the road ur ash heap deliberately
walking into pond Of water and swim.
ming across Il i n queer sight indeed
Vet tlat is whit anybody may have
seen last summer az The mill pond on
little stream called Baker Brook, which
flows ildo the river ST. john. just be-
yond the border of Maine, in Canada.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
CAlNNIBALlSM rs AN AFRICAN
HOAX

Dr. Livingstone Ia hls hitherto an.
published LITTER, warns his friend. Or.
Hamilton, accepting too readily siori ~
Of cnunihalism nnnoug African tnhrs.
The Mnuyurwn, nnOng whom hr had
been then living for iunny mouths hle
ropulod tn be- cnnnibnlH and thu peO.
pic themselves. being IA lnughtri-lOylug
mce appear 10 nniOy the Joke of hohA-
lug The white man on this subject One
showed Dr. Livingstone The Head of
'ruoent human victim, but Il proved 10
hr Tie skull of d gnrilln Dr Living
stone pcrHrycringly tried 10 gel Il delii "
one Of DE oauniul orgies which the 'rl-
drrs profess tO have seen on heard of.bit
m vain llO offered goods Of tlie yalne
of pound sterling To- any one WhO
would call him in sec human flesh cook.
od or elfon, but nothing came Of The
0irr. Livingstone contrasts Ills hli.
nllco Of evidence With The terrible fiH-
ders tales he bad henrd nt lilii uud tho
information given Dy adiucOnt tribes.
~ ! Ind believed. hc Hnya, "a ienti
part of whit I hoard should never have
yeufnsd hthor. London Daily Nnss.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Giuseppe Verdi was boru at toncole
on Oct 10. 1913
As a boy he was Intelligent bat ser-
Gus. aud OF tilnid disposition. one
thing alone would arouse him from rs
habiual Indifference, and that was The
occasional passing through the village OF
a poor wretch of q travelling mnsirim
H,hose name has been preserved he Was
chilled Bagasset. Thin aud poverty
stricken. Bagassei wonld take UP q posi-
ton before the little Inn Of lie toncole
and saw ont tones from wreichcl
violin. which would charm little Verdi
into ecstasy. The musician soon noticed
he delight tie child showed IN lenrng
him. and Il Is affirmed that this obscure
musician was The first 70 advise Ntfru
father 10 make his son study music.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

ANtiNAAh INV hHAh AN WI niiJNf
gave the Celestial natiOu d dry resting
place. Since that time each anniversary
has been celebrated with Increasing figOr
aud enthusiasm. uUul today there 81 10
much 20 he festival tiat Is continues
for three days
SO yesterday the fun hegan aud Mott
street WAS Chinatown indeed Every
Chinaman IN New York. BrO0llvn ard
Ia New Jersey. caine over nud celebrated.
II WAS dane 10 glorious fashion, md
until the iesiul SEEING d over John viii
NOT b. quim again.
Now Years means q great deal III Mott
street 20 Rart with il Is the time for
paying an debts aud starting ID nfrash.
A. soon ~ that b done John gets Dress
~ aud then begins bis fnn.
The gamblers have rested. ~. fof. IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
WILLIAM wATsoN's POETRY
The Young Poet Of Most Promise Nov Before
the World.

the World.
There can be- little question that the
young poet ~ most promise now before tie
world iA William Watson 81 londDn 10 W
in the richness aud high power OF his
thought that William watson pAcclH. His
oppression. sometimes ~ tho most exquisite
quality occasionally lapaeai but always
there n that INFINITE dcpl OF intellectual
he rises highest In this The one great os-
seutlnl VI poetry. Emotion, feeling, sent.
mcnt make up vast ainouni ~ pleasing
verse, ~ musical ana polished poetry but
Ht iis best such work docs not reach tho
height gained by Nc. Watson. ~ this hlgf
spiritual insight he ls akin, in this intultiye
Insight. 10 Emerson ana 10 Iennyfon.
Among The new poems thcre IL "1he
Fugitive Ideal
"As some mOat pure and noble face
Seen IN the ihrOuged and hurfylug street
She1is DER be world a sudden grace,
a dying Odor sweet
Then passing ieuyes the chentod sense
Baked with phantom eHeellrncei
$50 on our soul the vision rise
or that fair ne We never led.
They flashed HDeudOr past our eye.
We start, and they are ned.
Inhe} pass and leave us Win blank gaze
Resigned % our lgnpble days
Mr.. Watson hnds ne things that are
most excellent in ihese'
''The grace OF friendship mind and heart
Linked with their fellow heart nnd mind
the gans OF seeing gifts ~ nrt
The sense of oneneHs with our Kind:
The thirst 10 know and understand
A large and liberal discOntent.
These are The gOOia in iitoH rich hnud,
The Thugs that are mere excellent "
And this stlnza fiom "Beauty'a Metem.
pschosia:
"From wavo aud star and flower
Some aiiiusuce rare
Was tent thee o divine but transient dover.
Thou yield'st u back from eyes ana lips
ana hair
10 wave and star and flower"
Did ever shelley write more e1nuislte
atanZaf
~ "Ihe Dreams 0f MN" there are
lines Of The prOfDuniost alRidneance aud
beauty .--ChlcagD Inter Ocean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
I0sIH REpUOlArES IT.
osooe MAN STARTED THAT
yoop SKIRT CRAZE.
LISTS, N Fashions Closet TO Come
n :. Say for Another Thirty
Years

stirt is coming, with all it's
hey namely. the prunella gai-
Ir.,le fetirule aud the good old
lhe wv .gt,nr the hair I'm the middle
% &. ,c Il over the ears.
so-i''s 4, here. Hoop skirts were
ra te hot cakes in Fifth avenue
w snl RIGHT ON top OF Murray
az! str,pehUd of crinoline' =
Y ue otgetc salcsmen were
v. nof hoop skirts. The aes-
s.,rs s,na kers. the eNiled princesses
:. p be nodistes of Fifth avenue,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

obedience 20 the laws Of s0cnd Joss.
NO tauian must he played uaill me holi.
day b. over. Opium too Is ln ihr back
ground. and John win be- very good while
the KAY time lasls
Last night tho sfrcet was very hcaOn-
iul. actoriiug 90 Johns standpoint. but
iherc WINS not enough Noise. There werc
plenty cf hFccracl,crs around. hut only a
fcy dared sec thrm oU
i WIS great holiday and today ana
tomorrow viii be even greater. New
York exchange
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

This unique mnHducrgder appeared IN
full eyenng Dress, with q somewhat ne
crntnted collar All OF ll, anatomy
visible above thH standing collar wac ~
vivid l0bsferiln rid Probably no gon0e
man Ia fle world however fond Of rich
yiands Mh Joyous grape Juice, could
show W red piiil. Nh Lohsler8 twl
hands were also real ana 30 was hli
beautful hsh-lika tail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
JOHN ON TEAR.
Chinatown Royalty Celebrates rs 47ssb New
Yeaf In Tho Metropolis.

Mott street, glorious with black drag
ona on brand new yellow silk hugs and
all abla2e with lnnterns, last night told
the passing American tlnl tho lifsi dny
of the Chinese new yenr was being cele.
bruted with uuwonted splcndOr
With the iiual stroke of midnight ON
Wednesday began the 47sS1i y0nr "a
Oriental grace, that glorious epoch hay.
ing begun when the great Emperor 80.
Wong chased the water or The earth and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
THE ROYAL rlpurA.


When the annexation of the nawimn
islands becomes ana accomplished fact.
we active use ~ a number of ROYAL hau.
p,es ana INSIGNIA VIII le forever over
Hawaiian royalty has ALWAYS possessed
one regal sarmcut distinctive la itself
This Is the royal tipuia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
GIUSEPPE VERDI
The Aged Composer Working on New

Opera.
Who would believe that Verdi Is 20?
Surely % see the veteran composer ut
work, TO note the active interest he Is az
present taking Boo supgiuteuding the pro.
ducton of his latest opera "Falsmn, 30
see how eager and intense he Is over this
new child 81 his fancy, one would be in.
clued 20 hclicve thut he was yet in the
prime of his lifc
OF the opera 'l7alstafr' little Is yet
known. Not "a line of the score Is 10 be-
seen, and the only thing known Of the
lihretto Is thnt Il has been drawn from
ShaEspparr's Merry Wives Of Wind
sor." There are ten principal parts two
sopranos one iuczzo, one contrltO, three
tenors. two bnrIIOnes and one hasso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Mrs. Burnett. the daughter Of James
Russell Lowell says, as regards the
movement 10 save Elinw39d, iimt flir
would not sell the place II she eouid
ana that she could not the estate being
left ia trust for her children; some OF
her h accordance with her mandfathers
wishes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
BOX FOR COLLAR BUTTONS.

Woman's Mute Protest Against Masculine
Profanity.
Even the rcticcnt man becomes clo-
Qucnt WHOM hc can't find NE collar but
ton, u Is Ouly "a little thing, but upon
occasion Il may Unuse "a great upunr
Now q box has been designed especially
FOR the safrkecpinr of the collar button
~ Be- intended To occupy a conspicuous
place ON the dressing table H. may be-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Wallace Bruce Of Pourhheepsle United
States r0ffsul ~ EdinbHra has b4qn
elected ~ succeed lhe late JOHN Green.
leaf Whittier as llfe corresponding nenl-
Der " ihc eeoiilN society of Art aul
Liaorarate oiaaAiW.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

Some Que has been interviewing J.
Lockwood Kipling On Australia where
he Is visiting. 10 regard 70 the writings
of his famous sou. he thinks mat
Rudyard's best work IL in the short
stories. and cites 1.-The City OF the
Dreadful night as one Of the cieyerest
bits
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

II bike 10 So before the FIRE ana write
said the poet Hfes, Il must De pheasant
constantly before him. returned Tue
cyllic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
a Roos rgR lAAT swlMs.

No Has No Webs Between Ms Toes, but Cuts
WaieF Lie Dusk.
Who has eper heard Of q chicken that
could swini, that preferred swimming 10
waking! There are some seeming cen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

made Of white Kid, itHLCoyer apprOprl-
atoly decorated On sopiu ib Ia the sketch
given herewith but, ~ course ~ one
thing TO provide the hox and quite am
other 10 induce the average man 10 drop
his collar button into H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26
MA LOBSTER


London'a most gruiesBuc fancy cos
tumo of the present winter. ns an Gr
English papers agree. was that of q gen.
ionnn who appeared nt the recent great
CoYcnt Garden affair us live boiled
inhgtpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-26

gun would clear the scas for miles
around, aud no invader could establish
his batteries for the bomhnrling of Now
York.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-31
Gu Tienoe tiltntetajort.

Der er en- 5lenbe, iOm 2ulinoer er
befienbt meo bele oeres SIP, foroi Sc
er ieot meb en- 9ilbpielisbeo til @aloe.
ip8e. Wpo benne 6ienbe Temper be
beitanois meo iraftlBie 8aa6en. Sos
letters MaOe-g Bitter oil tilintetgigre
ben. affsringsmioler alene pil life
belbreoe lloroner / 9epereu, iom piier
Zig, life alene peo 5%oritOppelie, men pgs
iaa peb SOueopine, @ulbeo i 6uben Ga
gieitenene, apalme, belast Gun9e %
WismOoisbeo % / SaroeIesbeo peo
9rpt i bsire Sioe, ouer ps unber be
forte Rlbben. rnogaa oraitigite gffB,
r~inssmioler, iom imerter % ioRfter
Snouplpene, os iom benptte5 iiteoetfor
bette peroensberDmte Qntis8 albelpaes
Miooel, iom o9iaa belbreoer malarilte,
Wapes os Npreipsopmme, Rbeumatisme
% W~erueiitet. Som ct 2aratip for
Snopoloene, imsrtefrit ps uirfniugss
iulbt, f%orbeorer bet appetiten, Sspnen
os 5~Orosielieu os beiioher tiaise Spr.
belen al at uere ct eneltaaenoe Stprtes
(San.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-31
Mnoerjcroiif @uHf.

5 Naret 1922, me0ens Ell bis arpp.
IN bar Stabsmuiifant i 8eroen, ipr.
;Rler en- al bans Gleper iBlgenoe mprts
uRrbi9e 3ilora0elie. Si par en- Sule.
Iften lamlet til 9reue hos min qGrt.
METER aroplin. Ser befanot zig for.
lloen 6ortaaeren o9iaa Crganliten be,
5er9en8 3omtirte, aanturen liant e.
Siolintlt os en- gaiuuiIt.
gi bapoe netop ipiGet ct gar 9tr..
ON ri ituloe bruge / S~ulebel9en % lnI
% pas iiareoe, oa oct bnnteOe pan 8g.
rem % lno fom Ell 9onoe, iom braQtt
Sn'er % Nlelt til Sr. arpplin. 0oi
40 % bcrte pna no9le Numre, iUm t.
ptlleoe; oa argpliu tos op Yun9en %
ltuloe betale SOnben, flyer ban leenoe:
"8u bar III bgrt iaa megen patter Wtll.
it / Bitten, at je9 Ituloe llippe at betat.
zig Ior Smprret og Welten, ou ba.
6ragt". seq bprer beore MuIit i 5jels
oct tRt ueo @aaroen min buer 3ule.
aIten, END je9 bar bSrt Der itO9lo",
la9oe Vonoen. 81 10 alelammen pa
nente, bet par bare SuertrO pg 3gu
men 8Onoen blep peo fit % mente paa,
at bet bar lanot. San inbbBo Os til al
fpl9e meo bjent, iaa ituloe Vi nOt iaa
bFre, at bet fOrbOlot fig, iOm ban iagoe,
Og oi beItemte p5 oerpaa ttl at igl9c
8pnoeu biem Tor at bgre paa bet mRrts
uRroi9e WuIiffor. Set bar tOlot DIT
9tatten, oa ri fpm bjem til @aarben,
iom lis9er peb 8jertelonbs Sirfe, e!
Qfil fra Bergen; men ri tog oS Ell porn
Sooon, % iaa forte Sonoen us fen ii.
en brat 5ielou99, ueo buis Sob ri lei.
rcoe os o9 la8ttog ben oDbeite 9ausbeo.
81 bapoe pel Tibet Ell Sime uoen al
3pre en- 9po fra 6jeloet, p9 Gnfelte be.
9pnote at blipe utaalmooi9e o9 pilpt
]na, men Yonben bao ps eubelig oentt
enonu Ell Stuno, builtet Ri ogiaa sioroe
Otter ct 8oarterstio ~begpnbte pluoieliq
Ell 8iolin fra 5jeloet li9elOm at sipe al
9pnen, iaa Tom ct Script paa Sr9eI
eller ct lisnenoe Snitrument, os ioc
ialbt Slsiter, 8iuliner og De sprise Sn.
itrumenter ino. Srganiiten blep oa fac
iorltrattet puer be bemmelisbeosiuloC
Sirtuoier, at ban raabte: "@r s a
9iGpelen, iaa bolo pp; men er s a
Wennelfer, Iaa ioar". Ntuiiffen for.
jtummeoe sieblittelis p9 aft bleo itiIe
men oa Ri lfuloe ie til Sr9anIlten, lac
ban itip % ubep9selig II oltratt pao
Marfen, % 5raaoen itoo bam no al
Dumb us Naie. gi fit BAN Dieblitte
fig fjgrt biem, bpor ban IaIot / en- baart
SDsopm, bporaf ban lite fob op, for ei
Bar Mnaneoer efterpaa; men ban tunbt
albris giemme bin Suteaiten os be TN.
o~erlorbiite os beres WuIif, % bet Itaar
ior Os ale iOm en- Warteligbeo, ri ei
fan besribe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-31
. II M t.
ToOmprD 8iobenhapu. Ynrtifu.


ller 9ars Sanien, Der 6oeoe alene / en-
se'llgbeo / GlsuOOmmen Rr. 81 / Bile,
ltr9oe, alpbenbaun, ianptes ben Ste bs.
mprost ! i'm 9eilis6eb, plpnbret Tor ct
ltsrre Selsb. 20 Saar / Sppepet ip.
Der paa, at 0soeu er iremfalot pep
alag rieo ct itumpt 9nItrument. Sn.
gen ! quiet bar Jet Sauien tpmme biem
ON afietsr, ps mar bar berIor insen
anelle ON, bpem Muroeren fan bore.
W~tstanten or imiolertio rettet mob en-
lllls Ntano, iOm flere Ganss bar paret
oeo 9anlens eeiIisbeo % ipurst ON
part bar blemme, men eiter MorOet er
ban ttfe bleoen feet.
Sars 9anien, Der ~aniaaes for at uere
lle9et oslbapenoe, bar en- Mauo pan
iialten 60 aar, ipot / aiarbp peo 80,
genie, Og baooe tiolisere eiet en- @aaro
oeo S99erspris. San ltilores iom Ell
Serltng, Der boebe iuloitanois alenr,
men lom bpppis iaaes paa @aben eaer
paa Seoartuin9s iteoer. San bapbe tips
I'ssre oaret gift, men par itilt fra g onem
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-31

Rapptrab itaoarsuss stssi % psnnsI pii ia
b'rtti,, a, mtu stoen CT JatoS Ssbannti,n gsppun'
hfuio0 niue % teliai Ero,H saa RH 5rtIi1 sss als'
Dtfmbu 1892. Ilst svtr 50 Aar sammst. Dan ,itrs
laou pg Rene % IN uoTta 1sH mssu soss Cmaau,
ets9's,r. aisses oar lot paa saarbsn gsnsts Natisi
! stEtaalsH. Rotaa % ism 1T Loun Of Rsrmay srsr,
1870, % gar i~ddise,s en- al 81 isrit Seilrs. eau ssm
BIO 'as a, IA, nss to tOmm, banos. "a Ror arb,ibsi "a
% I'll gttaRs.
tis'lfoes Dit ta bsrtt, M ~ anstn aammt stttttr,
JON sses sr isuntt itraI sttr 8siaar. H,lia paHs II.
otttHG pau par ira ntriHbtns praittaItte pss
LsroHsbitm | Rorgs. pan oar vte FIN Dss omtrsnt %
Oar glmmsi o. tittriasu Fs Rome o. fu, Dstrt. o.
sOtit, to sr sti,s.
H. z ESpptras.
Nsrgua erop,. Cusr Eaii Co, Rtuu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-31

Gn GalbriS fit bos en- 8oftor truts
tet en- 9ano 10. Baa 6oreipsrsiel ON
8etalins Iorlan9te 9OftOren en- balu
Golrr. "Gn balo 9aler!" iasbe 9nl,
oriien, "ban Grit Ylaoien tOs ub en-
3aub paa mig THOR, % bu brust'u en-
anibetans % trat mig runot @uloet
Wtanse Gan9e, fsreno ban III Tanben
no, us aaisepel tO9 ban life mere enb 8
Sfllins.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-31

AOrOre guroal itriues: Spr8>
4 SIotten 10 nobrgo Slo i sos
9n3sn paa Sa9iprer Nltrups
frIteN8, 5ieIotbun. Otter Sting
4 RlrtelIptIerne iamleoes itraI
\ 6OIt, Der peO ibaroi9e Slut.
pig bt8renieoe SlOeu, ina Spg,
pie neobrGnote totalt. @lt
- BOG / mere eller
9ilitano. Sloen at,
pare optommet oeb, at @niIter
eaa 6ntpet ira en- af aomiil.
Ftaoen aniIaaes til flere 9us
a't'r' SoapeI 9p9nins ionl
pr a5iRrerct / "gtor6en."