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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08

The apostle ,Nho-'' his .In 7 notify 10
's'i- up The -.'t u God wLvh l- IN him
| There are many precious gfts which are
un4s 'd. They are like nrts which lre Dan <ed
or buried 900 lsae- There trp .ift. vliru n
stirred Iu would unhs 7tuiu- torches OF
men Who how lry un.y .mDkiug fax. There
are mu.titgues Df men who stand for i't'e
more Than cipher, ~ The worlds yrna- 1gm
who. u their Kits were stirred ur 1nt
aroused. might be- mighty factors t0 mould
the worlds DESTINY.
A -'it that u not stirred gp becomes ior
maut. anI comparatively useless, There
may be the Ziit Of speech. which { neg 'erfai
Is almost lost or the Uft of ti.cerr ment
which may become obscured and ia ed by
The stupefying influences 0t .in and neglect
20 various gifts, EFT alone and neglpc. au. lrg
Ike the taeut hured In the ground rhe.
gather mod and rust instead Of incrpa.ng
and multiplying.
STIR up the gift that is in you. IfC-od has
given you a gift IL - for use for axerris,,.
for employment; and he would have il ise,i
nien. Wh..is a sword good forir it rests IN
the scabbard2 What Is lamp worth " is
never lighted! What IN seed worth II Il
lies stored away and is never cast nrn The
ground' What IS wealth good for { 10 he
cutched 1nd hoarted? SO any gift which
God bestows Ou man. il allowed o. -HmAn
unused, largely oses It's value. anC 90 st
seems 20 fade out " eVistance.
The Silt- 0f the painter thr poet. thp mu-
lCian, the artist. the student all must be
exercised lnt stirred up. Dr they VAL .oon
become 0f little worth. - " the gitt ot
Gou,' be power which fhe Most High be-
slows upon men, ~ for service. ;Cr exercise,
inr use, tor blessing and the hristan must
stir up the s'it Ot God vhirn Is within him.
a. 80 use that gift that t shall bring good
ioother> anu beHetiruon from The Lord
.AImtrv.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
rsMPERANcE NEgs AvD N0rs..

We have IN the United States 50, 900 mora
sLopns than public schools.
The United States produced Il. 900 900 ,al.
Ions more wine last year thdl LII Germany.
kussias daily drink bill is SAID o. ..rnount
q ~ 900 600, lld Russia is con ,runted with
famine.
The employees of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road have Deen prohibited som smoking u
chewing while on duty,
In one pf the great Puris Hgsutnlg IL vug
found that Of eil;hty-th--o patients who SUI.
Tered nom epilepsy sixty were children gi
drunken parents
rhe wsll-Snown scientist. Doctor B. W
Richardson. sums up thr susr against drink
Ia the words III BY any ulrilcie Engnnd
were made sober, tho average vAtp Of liie gi
she people would be- Increased On '-third.
Many people are going insane from tho
use ot cocaine. The ptculIHrlty 1i the co.
came habit when gncu t h rmy seated Is
thAt n creates an ungVyeruublc appetite iOr
81 kmdS Of stimulhnts, under the combined
ELECTS 81 which the victim sinks ty rum.
Several oi ths large railroad .ystoms Of
the country hayo inaugurateI a temperance
reform, insisting thdt all train employees
shall be abstainer, frOm drink, and u num-
Der OF men have been discharged recently Ju
their pvfusal % DO total abstalnors. pho au-
thorities argue that even n . man is sober
during his hours oi duty. u no Oysrdrinks
one day, he cannot ~ safely perform his
duty the next, In u position whore human
hte depends upon clear head and steady
band.
The York Medical Times gives the
tolof 'eranco 0r lntemporanco sta
ubtl0 reat Britain and Ireland i45, 900
perso every year committed ~ prison
KS u IDS ll2 900 Oi these aro men tho
rest nen. Three Thousand and four
women were murdered Ia tho United King
dom nom January l, 1889, to January 1,
1891, BY drunken husbands. There aTs 3O,-
900 criminals Ia German prisons, $4,000 Of
Shile Intoxicated"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
TEMPERANCE.
MHIsKY.


What brings man from station high
Down TO the gutter-there 20 lie
With fellow tramps and meanly dief
Whisky
What takes his seli-respect away
And makes him poorer day by day
Ana causes health 20 soon decayl
Whisky.
What wrecks his happy home so swee,
And turns his family on the street
40 beg and starve In woe complete7
Whisky.
What makes his loving wife 20 moan
And weep henrt-broken and alone
10 pray Tor one who strikes her prone7
Whisky
What makes his children hang IN shame
Their pretty heads and hate the name
VI "father' who. when drunk, will maim7
Whisky.
What makes him lose all friendship dear
While strangers shun hts presence droar
And children from him fy In fear?
Whisky
What makes his body reek with slime
And sleeps his once pure soul I'm crima
Which to the devil goes In tir!ey
Whisky.
Mhnt makes him carry on his nose
The horrid sign n drunknri show.
And wear old, dirty ragged c!o;hes7
Whisky.
What makes him as with palsy shake
Ana with delirium trcmens quake
IN torment worse than hades' lakel
WHISKY.
what makes him In the poor-house dwell
Or nll a PRISONS lonesome cell
Or on the gallows hear his kuell2
WHISKY
What should each youth who seos % shun
ihes" srii-'urscd human wrecks unIyno
keius" 70 iorrh-l"st he b. uref
Whisky
And what should everybody seaS
To rii the world 81 So the weak
May not be crushed hy temptsr- sleag,
whisky
II. c. Dodge, ia Chicago sun
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
NO Present Fear OF Cholera,

:, y ~.'y ON elals are not apprehe hensive
ka' o"o'o'a will appear in this country,
so'e'hnenti i' observing all known
eauuons to prevent ihe disease reachin,
~, ahd these Efforts win be doubly in
arSa ," now mat cholera has appeared ir
"ouIs' II Is not thought necessary 10
~ a"lne . against any OF the European
49,, 49, puI should cholera Increase Secretary
'''''s Will not hosiia,s to do so.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
RELIGIOUS READING,

D lead me. I ord. that I may lead
The wandering snd the wavering feet;
feed me, Lord, that may feed
The hungcrii x ones i'll mama sweet.
q strengthen me. that while I stand
Firm on the rock and strong In Thee,
may stretch out loving hand
To wrestlers with the troubled sea.
-iFrances H. Hayergal
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08

MIS-. T. HAERls, Of Saunemin, H.. died
from injuries received by the explosion Of
an oPea can OF paint in closed room in
her residence l. is supposed TIE fumes
from the pant were ignted by the hzht.
ing OF a match and caused the explosion.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
- - -
A Half Million Patents Issued

The Patent Office a, Washington has cell
sersted the issuance Of a round half million
OF patents Patent No. 10000 has been is
sued. and the Office Ia, started with a good
steady gait toward the 100000 nailestone
marking the progress OF invention. The nan
who received patent No, 50O, 900 is Edward
5 Hyde, OF Dubuque, la.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
Pgn,oS,L coar,cr ~ oum-rlAs vlng.

Personal CONNECT ~ nuHI~rIAs wrUN.
Jesus was not afraid ro rumr into personal
'uniiCt with the people le samu fU save.
The mistake IL 0ulug nade continually, by
the prUiessed follower, u Jesus, Ji trying 10
reHcn the people by preaching tu them At
arms ength. Jesus touched the .epvr as 10
healed him, rhu ,uccessiul Christian Nurk-
er VIII not DO AFRAID tu mugie with the
people De IL irving iu cad lu CHRIST. jesus
knew ilat nutnius epuiu iuk' .ne plate ul
the personal touch, 1--we are % have ,uyCt>s
IN ,uui'Wiuning Il viii bu by following
cUseiy the plans Jesus carried Iut.
In = church where tho pastor made { MS
special business tu be- among his people, one
ui the members Jt MS church Was ssNrd tue
question. "Why 10 ypJ tnink Il is Thai
your pastor seems 10 have such hold on
the people because lls time Is spent
among us and no seems 10 think that Is he
most important part Oi Ms NurN. W hen ht
comes INTO our home 10 seems rs it Christ
came right IN with him.
Personal work for souls is sur tu tell. \
small army OF hand-iu'hand Chrisuan
workers could soon take the NOrid for
Christ. Union busp,l Ness,
we must increase our talents, enlarge our
sraces, shoot up iutO tAllncss, grow la mi.
stature For Gods family admits no
uwsris' stnnted profession was never sound,
-t Adams.
The secret OF the Christians victory lie,
Ia thls-to meet our enemy as an already
conquered foe, and not Ss Que who has yst
10 Dc conquered, IN. W. Sinlth.
La appears 20 US that these meet
ings between debtors and creditors
are largely over dun.-Binghamton
leader -
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08

-rHE proper pronunciation Of the Infan.
!as name 10 "Ay-oo-iah-lse-ah," with tho
arst two syllables run together rapidly and
She aecen. on the 'lah."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
klvANIA LEGISLATURE
IEvrpw OF ITS WORK.

Esomewhst Barren of Especially
<tant Results. A Great Many
4 Were Introduced. But the
IL. That Went Through Not
Il |ofFar.Resohins Interest.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08

SALLlk WALLACE, younS woman livlnl
ooar Midsille, Ca, shot and killed Manue
bosenwarg, o peddler, who had sold her 4
salr oi shoes which woro not satisfactory.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08
THE CASH ON HASp

hNh HHhuhu-Ihe statement OF the
aonnt IN the State Treasury at the close OF
a,nesi on May 81, exclusive OF moneys
pun9pr,a'sd n5ila go 70 the sinking funds, shows
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08

The secret OF the Christian's victory lie,
Ia thls-to meet our enemy as an already
conquered Zoe, and not ~ Que who has va
10 Dc conquered, W. Slnith.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-10
AMONG THE GEMS.

The finest turquoises come from Persia.
The beautiful green of malachite is due
% copper.
Bone turquoise is cut from the teeth Of
mastodons, colored with animal matter.
Diamonds are found in every color and
shade, from the purest white to jet black.
The Regent diamond was found at
GOiconda and in the rough weighed 41O
carats.
Carved emeralds were we'll known to
lhe ancients and Of high value as cut
works.
Opals are so sensitive that exposure to
moisture or heat, or even sudden atmos-
pheric change, sometimes ruins them.
When fine ruby is found in Burmah,
. procession Of elephants, grandees and
soldiers escorts it to the kings palace.
Jasper is an impure quartz, usually
containing much iron. 1t is found In red,
brown. yellow. green. black and blue.
The sapphire which adorns the summit
Of the English crown Is the same that
Edward the Confessor wore in his ring.
To the habit Of burying gems with the
owner we owe the preservation of many
Of the most remarkable antique jewels.
Amber, often classed among gems, Is
q fossil product. Most of the specimens
inclosing insects are manufactured from
gum copal.
The emerald was one of the best known
ancient stones. Emeralds have been dis
covered in the Etruscan tombs in set
tings over 1900 years old.
The Santa Catino Of the cathedral of
Genoa Is an imitation emerald disk, IA
inches wide and deep. 1t was, accord
ing to tradition, given by the Queen of
Sheba to Solomon. It was captured at
Cessxea by the crusaders and given to
Genoa In ,1101.-St. Louis Globe-D Demo-
@aAk.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-10

COMMENCING MARCH IL, 1893,
~ The First National Bank of Reno,
Nevada, will make no charge to its
customers for exchange on Sacramen-
to and San Francisco.
Commencing April l, 1893, the
Bank will issue time certificates of
deposit bearing interest at the rate of 4
per cent. per annum.
CHAS 7. BENDER, Cashier.
RENO, Nevada, March 10, 1893.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-10

TROUBLE WITH WAYDowN BEBEE.
sons In de United Stats who made sartin
resolves ON New Y'ar's day, an I has watch
ed his case wild interest. He am fo'ty-two
y'ars ole, an his character may be quoted
~ far to medium-det Is, he am an aiver-
age man, Jest like de rest of us. When I
Parned from his own lips dat he was gwine
to sw'ar of on New Vars day, / struggled
wild him, but he was sot In his ways, an I
couldn't move him.
"Brudder Jones got up in de mawnin on
dat fateful day an resolved to be a kinder
husband. Mrs. Jones am a woman who
has got to be kept down by bulldozip. De
mint her husband took new tack she
bobbed of IN run him In debt sebcnteen
dollars an den cum home IN CRACKED his
head wild do rcllin pin ~
"Brudd6r Jones took long brcf an re-
solved to be better naybur. De result was
dat inside Of week he eouldn't fiDd hts
snow shovel. whselbarrer, market basket,
slothesiine, AstiTons, wash b'iler, kero-
esna ean or umbzslla, an - diHfsxunt pus-
sons had got mad at him bekase he had
shet down on deir borrowin any mo- tea an
nsas.
"Brudder Jones stood mp straight an re-
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lest s-v.;tin % snr so,nsho,;v va hpmbis
sst;.oc,s ssi y 4 . ,a o,,n, % .,"na 1' WIZ " "'e
.pr,ddsr Tonss as .,, =, ~,,hn- -.
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scd .ni,rt.-r A. -, 80 -..a,. h.nas
:. ~ .no,. sr.s-sS r. "a -. =. -,
NOM nourds of I'M an oot 40 tsrnai cranky
Sst III o, A. ~, ,,a,,iSr',t ,a,, r." I'll o.,
MIN nat e,nnhln..- | Ia nm % - : ~ sort s ,-,d a.
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Tonss w.. : i,cLsd man afr, +. Inn1Ssd
whse -. So a~
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-10
ne CASE OF BROTHER JONES.

He Tried to BE Too Honest, but 1t Didn't
Work.
II hev to announce dis eavenin, /" sid
Brother Gardner at the last meeting of tkS
Limekiln club, dat Brudder Cumalong
Jones am lyin sick at home an dat he has
appealed to dis club fur help to tide him
ober. De secretary has bin instructed to
tote him up s. bill, an when dat's gone
We shan't see him suffer. Brudder Jones
am one of de seben or eight millyun pus.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-10

Miss Fuzzie-I want to break my engage
ment with Mr.. Sappie, but don't know
how to do it without driving the. poor fel-
low to suicide.
Little Brother Why don't you let him
see you in call papers?-G!o9a News.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-06-10
THE BAR

Is supplied with the choicest brands
Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
1928

fsI9e bans mob bet inbrs gGreIie rstteoe gIitte ca Ipts
tenoe Ore, pi!oe let baue ~ouerbeuiit fig ON, at buaO Der
taItss lite par BAN ~lisesploist - noset, iom snbnu
mere beitprtebes al ben @laoe, Der itoo at lRie bans
Uaine, oa en- ny ganfen paa Gsrsn i~ortpn6te en- M
DIGIT % neo oenne en- life uueItomnlsn 4ibrp6elie.
Oct par ben sumIe StornbOm MsoaiustiOlen meo
Tort Salstsrflaoe, buis ppntelise SIsife par bun6st at
Rsbettas esne 9anoer, os meo bet rs~bbIommebs bens
saIlts sommetSrfIeoe, buiItet OIoinsen iuinseOe 9uans
ben msO iaa messn 9aroisbeO, iom Gisblittets ssitiOss
Iis9eb ubtrausbs.
"Sslfonlnen, samle aamerat!~ iag6s 8ommanosrs
f~apteinen Os rate StOrmbom 9aanben meO beuns inbs
tasenbe os ira 9iertet tommsaoe Nebtaoenbeb, Der sisr
ct faa soot Snbtrpt paa ben llnbsroronebe, ~~bvorIebes
itaar bet usO 9umSret Os Ssl6reoen, iben Rettiftatos
rem bIep b9nst paa Ssmmet2~
'aa 10, 9r. acknowledgement, bet eaar NOT an
sanoioroen % min Gamle b~erbismms bar osiaa fine be-
ba9slise Sior. wfsn al os til trenssr man bog til at
inoaanoe SsIuiten; buOr tar Stusn END cr mig, bar
jss bog, iom aommansSrtuptsinsn pei bar bort, . -
SIoinsen niftsoe iii ben Sios, bpor @eors itOO = ~6es
iIattst paa mine sumIe Gage at saa tiliss igien."
Seq bar ben a~nIeorins ulast DOR unss RGptsin
min b~isrtelisfs gratulatiou."
% M boIbt ben uarSise Differ eiter fsrlt at baps
p~reienterst fin samle 6Iasiippsr, en- Iosn Gale, bpOri
ban ~itiIorsce OIoinsens gsbriftsr, bUOr b~sititatiet ban
bauoe peret baabs al fine 6oreiatts % Manbitabst, bpors
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29

l27
men fanbt bet altfor n~psgierri9t al BAN, at ban snite6e
at bore Naunet paa ben Yerion, buis portrGt ban bauoe
ben 9gre at Iisne.
Seq er life ganite uis paa, buiItet gnun jea Ifal ops
9iue. Saauiot ies ueb, er bet gortrattet al en- at be
9errsr, Der bar eiet gsIsenGs, fort foreno gapa 1T bet. i"
Seq fan life minbes at baue feet bet gortrGt, " 5es
marteOe Baron sennins ne0 en- pis Stubien ouer Gls
uirus 6ortlarins.
Get bar formObentIis i'm gruub beri, at 5r. garo,
nen aIOris bar afast ct iua lunsuarist geiSs pos ben
samle 9~sneIus, at SpmGrtiombeoen bar iaaet Gio til
at fafte fig paa bet gOrtret, Der banser bans ges
rMslie."
Oct maa ies ~inbromme. Men 6rsten genoetu, iOm
er Der iaa meset oitere, ueO uift bsbre gstso pm Sas
sen?"
Os !ennins butteSe beIsuent for genbeIa, iOm for at
besiare benoes giitano.
Geors iaa M osiaa meb ct ipGu6t gIit paa gtnoeIa,
buem ban biotl lite buuoe last ~ipnoerlis marte til; tbi
osiua ioas baube Gluirus forte Cine Iost geilas pua en-
tor Del at bars sanier.
Seq tienoer PortrGttst msset 9obt. Oct benger
oper 5oruaItsrsns Ssns, os bets eisbeo meo aapten
getsIer, easr rettsre iass aaptein eet5lers eisbeO mso
bette Ycrtrat er iua for iOn en- usQpttet aOpi meO
OrisinaIen."
Meoens benns gienitano bleu aibanolet meaem be
nngs, par Rommauoortapteinen saaet ub SaIen for
at beiistise gOrpet. Naen ben, Der fer bapos funnel
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29
Nrrfelige Sclaer al ttGrf
2inosbep9gciie.

Cir 0iaiam Ialb1, aoninlent for
Ereip8bomne peo CT. Gsorses Sospis
tai / qouo0n, bar uebtegnet ro9le
mGrtelise 3ilialbe, ban Ear t|rufist
pna | I'm 4roris, bpitte er af ben Be
itaHenbeo, at al bans BioeuIfab life
fan bjGlpe ham til nosen 5ortlaring
oeraf. Dc beipnoerli9itc Of benz peo'
rorer itrrt Ginosbcurseties 8irfniug
paa fCritjeaiee Gambler.
On 9ame ltoo ioran 1T 1oiletipeil;
Gsren til bsnoes Nonos 8arelie Itob
paatlem. "a iaa BUN peo SlGlp al
Speilet, at ban oeriuoe bolot paa at
ifiare fin Gals oper meo Ell Barber
friip. Sra bet Eieblit par bun albeles
ogp.
Ho9et li9uenbe iuotraf ct BAR Nar
%ienere. Gn ing, gift aoue ifnloe mpoe
jim Wano, Tom bauoe u9ret frauGrenoe
paa en ~lGusere 0teiie. gun trai BAN
Iom Sig % bprte ira ben Stunb life ct
Orb mere. 2G9en flyer, at ban bar
periOnlis grfarins for, at en- plubielia
flor SI9oe bar bait famine 6eiuItat.
Start Sinbsbeuaselie bar osiaa be'
rspet ct Menneife al 2ust, / 5Orbinoelie
oermeo Osiaa Smas; bette bar ban
Grempler paa.
Gn 2r9e at bans g~etienotitab mi'
iteoe / fin llu9oom bper @une til at
tale. 3ette binorebe BAN bog lille ! at
Wtibicin, os ban blep en- flint
3ottor. San funbe bBre ubmGrtet.
men maatte itrioe ale fine Snitrurer
ON 8ehanolingen af 8atienterne. 9lubs
ietig ft ban en- Sag after fin Gpne til
at tale, men bperfen ban eler nogeu
anben 299e fan iortlare oenne beipn'
Besiuenbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29

1873
gasateI Iaa ben glade Griumf, at ban par tOnsmen til
ct puntt, buor bet not git on at ipaie meo ben, Der
bauoe pGret bans Gbef.
Seq ir, b~uoreoes bet iorbploer fig, iasoe gluira,
ibet bun meO ct i~nOtasenoe SmiI optOs ben Sraab, iOm
benoss 5aoer ianbt for sobt at Hippo neo De Orb:
"SOrn, MT fan 5 ie, ~buorIebes s ieu tIarer ben Sas!"
= Seq fer, 'buOrIebes bet ~forboIoer fig: aapteinen
troeoe, ies par uartis, ifsnt ies pirtelis fun par opsrs
~raifet."
"Suer buab?" ipurgte Yeors.
Sg enouu teberifet al ben gamle Seftisbeb, fsIte ban,
b~pOrleoes 6OrtrpoeIien ites BAN up 9Ousbet. aunbe
bun ueI meme, at Bet baube pGret for briitigt at ttltuIe
beuSe?
"Suer intet anoet emo Sr. &~apteinens oueroroentlise
9igBeo meO ct samnleIt 6amiIieportrat biemrc pua SeIs
9enGS.
ga GIpira uotaIte bisie Orb rben tiIipneIaoenoe at
lG99e pen minoite 9G9t paa benz, tuiteoe bun ct flp9ti9t
SIit pau fin 6aber, JON ON bun a~ppslisrsoe til bans
Wienin9.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spmartiombeo feiiebe fig paa
noset, Der tilOros fig paa Gaoen; ban ipntes life at
baus bert GIuiras Ytrina. Nlen Gluiras Slit fulste
ban,, os bette gIit par lite let at f%oruiIos.
Baa gsor9, iom u0srsoe iaaIenss foruo bauoe imGss
tet siter at faa bet ountls 5orbOIb O%ptlaret, buOri ban
FOB til aommanbprtapteinen, siorce benoes Orb ct uuos
Ilettelist Snbtrpt; os FUN mso ben pcerite anfrenseIis
~iOrmaaeos ban at ipsrss en- utpnnssn Gone, ON 6rstes
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-29

1876
FS meb garonen ueb ginbuet os iaa, 90 @sors git op
h &rappen, "bpab ipnes bu ON benne 6igur2"
Gen ier no til at pGre Soberal for en- Ggte @eutles
Fan8s SiaI, SnteI!"
'@obt %iuaret, paa min 9Gre lite ianot, Gluira?"
so, qapa, Baron Senninss gemartninser pleier
FrninceIisIeb, IiseiOm Der, at pare boiit t~rGiienoe."
S0ronen siorbe Mline til at tomme frem meo Ell M,
fhis gitti9beo; men inben ben par bIeuen fGrois bans
Frne, git 8pren Op, os ben sunitise eeiIisbeo fore
Fanot.
'Suptein aetsIer!" fasbe aommaubCrtapteinen pres
aterenoe.
% neppe par be alminoeIise Siliencr euote, ipreno
IN tos fin Clubbing peo SaanOen % forte bams ben til
p 0atter.
'9IOira, " iasbe BEN sunIe SSmuno, Der Senne Dag
n ct uieouanlist sobt os IiuIist !Sumpr, "ies bar ans
poet auptein Qetsler ON at omme en- baIu Sime fsrs
I oegge pore andre gieifer, forat bu tunoe faa eeiIiSs
til at %uuoitpIbe big bps uOr unse Sen anIepnins al
uartisbeb isaar, 9an bar beflaset fig cper, at Su
tiItalts bam mcS ct eneie Orb"
'Wen, Sr. RommanSsrfaptein, a inbuenote geors %
ESmeoe bpbt, bette CT 10 itrar at 'miStrebitere mig bps
f%stsnen."
So, bu itulbe lite bare llaSrst isaar."
'Os Sr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ituISe lite baue siort
tba9!"
Oct par fSrfte Sang, @eors uoueSe at Srips Iiot
pas meb fin tibIisere 6orslatts. wsen lelp I Ssane