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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05
Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH NM

N ACCORDANCE WITH THE
provisions Of certain mortgage & b.
CHUN YAU YOUNG to w. K Castltf NJ,
dated December 9th, 1889, recorded iibef. ~.
I'D, notice is hereby given that the mortrs0se
intends to foreclose the same FOR condition.
broken. to-wit, non-payment Of interest and
principal.
Notice Is likewise given that after the expira.
lion OF three week. from the date Of this notice.
the property conveyed by said mortgage viii 81
advertised for sale at public auction At the auc-
ton rooms OF James +. Morgan in Honolulu on
MONDAY, the.4th day Of December, 1883, al IL
O'Clock noon OF said day.
further particulars can be had OF W. n CasfIa
Dated Honolulu November ard 1900.
W. r. CASTLE, Trustee,
The premises covered by said mortgage eonsis,
All OF that certain rice plantation at Waiole,
hauai, Win the crops and appurtenances to the
me same appertainiBg, together with that GER
IAN Ia,, lndenture Of Lease made BY George n
WILCOX to All Fat and, others for ten years from
. anuary j, 1883, at S325 per annun about AZ
acres, recorded in liber 112, page 23i. Also all
OF the buildings, structures, working tools. I'M
piements and animals, furniture and axtu-es Or
All Kinds connected with said plantafion
1904
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05
Mortgages Notice of Intention
to FOrecIOse and Of Sale

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
Il provisions Of that certain mortgage made
by hEPA KANEHAKUa and KANEHAKIJ. her
husband, and X. PAL and PUA PAL. his wife
dated April 18th, 1890. to and in favor Of q
Along, recorded In the Register Office, Oahu, in
Lloer l26 on pages 62, So and 81, notice Is here
byglyen that said mortgage intends to fore
close the same for condition broken, fo-wit. the
non-Payment Of principal and interest whe en- due
NOTICE Is likewise given that after the expira-
ZION OF three weeks from this date the pronerty
covered by said mortgage will be advertised for
SAFE at public auction and will be offered for
sale at the AUCTION room Of jas. F. Morgan, Ho-
lulu, on TUESDAY, January End, 1885, nj
O'Clock noon OF that day.
For further particulars apply 10
S. M. DAMON,
Attorney in fact for G. AFONH.
Dated Honolulu, Oct. 26lh, 1899
The premises covered by said MORTGAGE are ali
mat Pieee OF parcel OF land situate at Kawaihae
South hohaia, being the premises Described in
Royal Patent No. $685. Lie. A. 1904 to Kepai.
mara. 1854
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05

Daily ADVERTISER, so cents per
month. Delivered by carriers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05

New moon on the 18th at Oh. ON. p. m.
Time whistle blows st In. 3sn. SAs. Pm. Of
Honoiulu time, which 10 the same ~ 12h. ON. De-.
o. Greenwich time.
For every 1000 feet Of distance Of the observer
Cfrcm the Custom Housel allow one second for
frAnInission Of sound, or seconds to q statute
mile.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05
roRErer MA1L sERvIOE.

Steamships win leave for and arrive IRON
San Francisco, on the following dates sli
the close Of 1894.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05

IA No Freight will be received after
noon of day Of sailing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05
LAWS Honoruru.

Returning leaves Hilo, touching Al La.
pahoehoe same day; Kavaihas A. H., Main
kona 10 A. NJ; Makena p. NJ; Maaiaea IA,
6 P. II; Lahaina P. n. the following ds-
arriving at Honolulu An. Wednesdays and
Saturdays. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05
KINALI.
CLARKE. COnmanasr.

viii leave Honolulu at O'Clock p
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bav a5S
MAIZENA, the same day. MahukOns. Ksvsi-
hae and LaupahOehoe the following Al.
arriving at Hilo at midnight. "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05

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Barometer corrected for temperature and ele-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-12-05

ARRIvAL-Noy. 18th S. S. Aus
tralia 6 days 16 hours from Homo
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-09-20
The Hog M ust Come.

will supply the whole country with'pork.
The advantages of the South for hog
raising are so many and so great that
once the Southern people get into the in
dustry Alright it will not ! e possible for
the people of any other section to COM
pete with them.
One of the best authorities on hog rails
ing and pork making published in Amer
lea is the National Stockman. A late
issue of that paper tells us that so soon
as the pigs are old enough to eat grass
they should be promptly turned to pas
ture, and through the summer months
fed for lean meat and muscle. Very
little if any grain feed should be given in
this time-if none whatever all the bet
ter perhaps. Never forget that the hog
is grass eating animal and that conse-
quently ifyou want to grow good pork,
and do it economically. you must let him
follow his natural inclinations. When
fed wholly on corn or other grain feeds,
as he is in some sections, he is under
unnatural conditions, which are very
much against his health and also your
prosperity. Get him into good pasture
as early as possible, and keep him there
as long as possible, and you will be able
to produce pork at a profit even when
the market is at it's worst. The old pro-
cess OF making pork with corn was born
of a simple necessity. The people could
raise the corn and didn't know what else
to do with it other than to turn it into
such pork as it would make. Corn was
less expensive than pasture; indeed, for
goodly portion of the season Cat the
North, ofcourse), pasture was something
not to be had, so corn was brought in as
the universal hog feed.
And thus corn and pork eventually be-
came 80 intimately associated, especially
in the corn States of the North, that it
became an impression on the minds of
the people, of all sections, that region
incapable of producing extremely cheap
corn could not produce pork cheap
enough to admit of any profit to the pro.
Queer. So everybody used Northern
pork when, in reality, they of the South
might have produced it at home far
cheaper than it was produced in the Sec
tons where obtained, and at the same
time have produced mucn better ar
ticle.
The National Stockman goes on to
state that when fed, with judgment,
none of the domestic animals will give
a better return for the food consumed,
but the writer has known men to feed
out com by the hundred bushels and
not to get back over one-half it's value in
increased weight of the hogs. Few
branches of the stock business demand
more care and skill than the raising OF
hogs, but to such as can apply these,
they are as generally certain to return
profit as in any other kind of stock. It
is fact well understood that hogs make
more meat in proportion to waste matter
and more in proportion to the food con.
sumed, Especially if the proper food be
given, as pasturage, for example), than
any other domestic animals. They ma
ture so early and are 80 prolific that they
commend themselves to farmers who
have not much capital with which to
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-09-20

as between a good and bad steer. One |
great drawback to profitable hog rails
ing has been too great dependence
upon corn for feeding. Provide good
pasture and you are all right. Use no
corn, save little for the Finishing off,
perhaps to 'harden the lard, 'and you
will find that pork fully meeting the
requirements of the times-far superior
to the old ''all corn" pork-can be pro-
duced at decidedly good profit.
Now any reasonable person cannot help
seeing that this pasture requirement
must eventually bring all the pork pro-
duction r(or commerce) to the lower
Southern States. Here we can have
through every month in the year, just
such pasture as the hog requires for
his best results. Let us show you how it
is, and to make the showing as much
against as possible presumably, we take
the coast pine country under considera-
ton, beginning with the month of March.
In March there is fresh growth Of
both Bermuda and carpet grass to afford
fine tender picking for pigs, and they
will relish both grasses exceedingly 1t
would be we'll to have the pasture de
voted to these grasses divided into two
parts (there need be no division fence,
as the grasses do not appear to succeed
to best advantage on the same sod. Al
low the pigs to pass freely from one grass
to the other as taste dictates.
1t is to be presumed that the hog raiser
has plenty of sweet potatoes of last years
crop-these he can chop fine. or better
STILL cook and feed to the pigs as
the case would seem to require, to help
them on a start while the grasses are
still short.
In April both grasses named will be in
their glory, and the pigs will be fairly
Sin clover" as we say.
In May many of the early spring crops
will be harvested, and the land lately oc-
cupied by them, having been narrowed
over, will promptly, without further eff
fort develop a fine growth Of Spanish
clover (the John weed of some-the Rich
ardsonian of botanists), which will afford
one of the finest hog feeds known. 1t is
superior to red clover from the fact that
it is more succulent. The hogs take the
entire stalk with great relish, and so
soon as eaten down promptly springs up
again. We know of no plant that could
compare with Spanish clover for hog
pasturage. 1t will keep the hogs in
most f1ourishing condition on to July,
our time for laying by the corn crop.
So soon as the corn is laid by heavy
crop of Spanish clover will voluntarily
take possession of the corn field, not to
the injury of the corn crop, in the least
but to the enrichment and extension Of
the hog pasture, running it on to Dec
ember
We gather our corn very early down
here, and so soon as gathered the hogs
can be turned upon the new pasture
to feast upon Spanish clover or anything
else striking them with favor, that they
may happen to find.
1t will be we'll to have the corn field
fenced off into two divisions-at the
time of laying by the corn one Of these
divisions should be planted to Southern
RoJI TON i10t I f11O
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
paa SobannesifiGret.
Spitroman Of gmiIie garIen.
anben SeL-3rebie 9eriooe.
SFlOsoren8en % Gommanberfapteinen.

~ p8loa bar en- Smule Qptte meb mig imeaemtuuOsr,
D. p oo,ySt ES Dog life arpet petrus' Gpne til at saa paa
i, uSeN oa tan iusmms, GeOrs, iusmms iom en- Gar -
rs, al Oh lite bar bin 2ise ben aunft."
:1ao 9lelper Set2 Snssn fra gOrOe efter RIOtten 9
yynnfr 9r. &acettsn lite bet2"
tns. oa9atsI, @sOrs! - Gpr en- gouebals iom big be-
u M" U' 5%n9enttns! 0u firer big iuste neb fra @aIliOs
Su my w u.s. 5n9tn DeN, bOsrfen naar bu iitter al, sasr naar
tD. "a a. bet er Mtiummsn soSt not, ST.. aaOet; men
Ramon. '"l"O 0eoeS"e Pe8e0s Ve0's Pu" ="
uor, quo Dig aIbrt9 SIist inb, min @utl YrsmisrIsit'
u,S e. " M 'prlst ipsieIiat mse at opparte 8ottoren
D,S;n Ims %usaoeltse, psI balpbunbrsbe ganss O~pituuspe
3d., tgg" "sller, % be faar pei lite GnSs pau Osnns
~-. y. "ts oers; men ies bar insen Cuff til Of ~rilfsrs
IT,, grr ot'lsn lotfer til Gnbs, o. leg uI Iasss mtg
':T IstaOisbsS..
81. az ntaa leg iist, at leg aIbris bar feet nossn
,rSS Ss8Ht baItisere ~foruanbIst til en- arpihr - % Del
al "r~, Vt0ro, on, iom alSris bar fpurst efier Ansst emo
NAV. ~e.s on 6erlte / ct Ipitis, Spilop, 90 lon bar en- laa
mS ~6GrOi9bso at inc big! Seq %iorfifrr, bet sler
ot = ,3rS onot paa bins 8ssns ies frpstn S'r'f'a
W. '" I'VE ~ps'acer big REL"
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14

0ottoreu ~ftpnoiomt @o6nat, i6st ban fit uetuiqise
5ierte snlsOs, at ben urme Stattsl, Der buu6s uarst
u0e, MATTE fOr ct Bar limsrs GiS bIius ~fOruanoIet til
en- utrtsIis auterbOis.
2sitnuntsn fuIsts OerimOO fin gIist % gil: nsO bufi9e
Sfribt forub.
Oa ban par tOmueu ~gtRrbeOsn al @aaiOuen, iaa
ban en- Sti6sOrenss gurer, GrSis os Sat Iisse paa en-
1rose uuoer gOusiprpoet.
~Nba, t9utte ban - @bst CT ben Spilopmager
GeOrs, Der bar uarst pau spiI i9ien!"
Ss 2sitnanten, / buis anist man usb Oeuue Spbas
9slie bapbs funnel bsmerte ct miIbsrs ll6tryt, itiQs6e Jig
nu tatueo gauioneu, bog ~faaIsbes, at ban life tunoe be-
mGrtes al Susmmer.n.
Sort eftsr beuiGrteos ban paa auiertiettingsns 8suGs
seIie algofet, at en- psrion tIatreos op ab FANNIE.
Stiae Os b~s6snois iOm en- aat, os Ianstira at as
bet URsbe, Der uentsoe BAN, bauoe gsors mart iUauget
fig Op paa gattet. Nlen P%IuoisIis traabte bane It Striot
tilbuss, oa ban fua uUsutst befanot fig anfst til ani9t
usO ben uastbuusnOs officer; TIL trObs ben itOIte ge'
piOfbsO, at ban par i%uuuel fine 6Oreiattes iOm Nunos
ftabets Gauorit, uOusOe GeOrs bog lite bet ~nauarsnos
tilons llfalos at ipaa fig ct ~IDttsIist ubfaIS. aIoSeIiS
bsnuttebe ban imibIsrtib intet Diibbsl at pare - mso
unotas.li. at Sanbbebsn for a. frsmitius Sassn bet
bsbit muIise Fps.
'sIab big seipinSt lob Observation-Disclosures
forte Orbrs, uStaIt msS barfs Stemms.
ga, 81. 9ettuant.~
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
4noet &apttel.

Guertimub Seresuinsen Os Saoettens 6OriitrinSsr
bauoe imioIsrtio be ~peituoffe gteier, iOm formsntIissn
lite piIoe faa Gnbs paa bsnre gast, lange for 9a9tens
uOISb OpbSrt at sienlpos ben OpmartiOmme Doctors
Ore; Os ueb SGnOsrus oybt ~neotrptte aaUaiIommsrus
git ben uastbausnOe Officer frem os tilbase paa 0ettet,
msoens 8ottorsn fob gesre6 usb at Jog. fin ase.
"gent ct GisbIit, - iasoe YremierIstnantsn os
faitebe Ginene itarpt paa ct puntt, iOm bapbs bespnbt
at tiItrests fig bans SpmarfiOm5sO Ger sr gOsst,
Der Hposr berbsnne.~
"gn a%utsrbOts, trOr iss uiif, msnt. ben sobmos
bise 9ottor, iom boIbt 2~Orsnstten for Diet Os inart 1T
Gisnitanoen ifsts.
"gn beiIis slntsrbois!" -. fuarsoe esitnantsn mso ct
fpstist emil "gaa min SiaI, bet sr Gn, Der fpsn'
mu os itprer &urs bib imOo 6rssattsn :. 19s! Bent
IiSt =. ies oil uaSbs paa, at bet u en- al Dor gsfetntns."
Ren ~Ianstfra at eftertOmms Spforsrinssn, iasos
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
Zen, iom bar rig!
VT SEQ 7ulfCL.

On iattis Rono laa oaassn; ban
iunoe life iaa en- 8luub paa fine Zine.
0du loa o. tolsoe meo fig ielu:
"Suuripr / al 8eroen er 2ipet iaa
tunst for Os ita,,els iutti9e 1lenueItsrl
3e Rise berimOo, be fudr 9en9e / las'
ieois. Der inOes benz, ion bar belle
airter iulOe % Ueobliuer at itrabe fam.
men Os uasts fig ielp bet nSbpenOisite.
Bar ies rig, ituIbe jsg itte oere iaa
bum; iss Ifuloe slGbe babe mig ielu
% nnore!"
4luoislis bsrer ban en- RoIt, Tom
Tiger:
"@ootl On ital bliue rig. Ser bar
ou en- 9oie. Ter fiuoes bare en- 8utos
mpnt i ben; men naar Oh bar taset
ben, fommsr Der en- anoeu litcoet. 3u
fan tase ~inamnnee 8cn9e, on oil boue,
men mar on bar idaet mol, mao 6u fate
4oien / Speu. Wcn fBr on qigr bette,
mao on life gipe ira big ct sueite ai
oiue @uloitptter, elers ~fOrunnoles be
til Stene."
Gen inttise @hnb bleO ms8et glnO,
o. Der laa M ogiaa IUien. !6an bar
life fen til at unberio9e ben. @anIte
ristis, Der bar en- @ulomgut, os neppe
bauOe ban ta9et ben | S0auoen, isr Der
tOm en- til.
"Ru itul ieg iiobe per Og ylutte Cub.
pense no al 9Oien belle Gatteu, iaa er
ie9 rig imOrsen. snn latter ies 4oien
/ Ssen o9 fan iioen lcpe IOm en- Scrrc.
mano."
Men oa bet btep Mor9cu, ia9oe Gau:
Seq fan gicrne bOloe paa ioag %,
iou, iou iuar je9 oobbelt iua me9et."
Os ban bOlot pau belle 7ageu; ita.
big oiloe ban BABE mere Og mere, %
Ran tunoe life befpemme Zig til at tditc
&oien. San bleu fulton, men gap Zig
life 3to til at 9aa no; bou iauot ct
Stgtfe baarot Srso, Tom ban iplitc, %
~be9pnote iaa puanDt.
Hntten tommer, men ban ilutter life.
0an opboloer SiUet ueo at ti99e o. tort.
letter / Tiger o9 Maaneoer, o. @ulo=
opngen oorer og boyer. 6an bar gtemt
2gitet ON at sleoe fig ielo og andre.
Hu % ba er ban pnn Nippet tit al
9ribe Jig al og fate TOien / Speu
men ban fan life betpemme Zig BERTH.
San or blepen 9dmmel Og gul iour
@ulotptterne; men ban maa iortiGttC
at iamle Here % Here.
90 iaa osr ban 1Om en- eleuoig Zig.
ger paa en- Strauint meo 8eugepoier
melIem fine SGnoer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
IA

"ga, per sanIte roIis iaa Senieenoe, 9r. &aoet:
lea bar ben bsbits oelbreo al 8eroen, o9 oerfor oil ies
life tomme biem meo smnle 9emmer. Uten bpao bet
anqaar, at ieg iaa pluoieIi9 er bIeuen torpdnolet til en-
8rpiter, iaa peo 5r. 6aoetten NOT ieIu, at bet fun par
en- Nsolsgu, for at iaa mig til at bioe paa Rro9en."
"Min tiare @eorg, ueobIeu Saoetten en- anoen
Gone "bu maa life tro, bet par min Wlenins at fors
Marine big - mel, @ubbeuare's, ~lan9tfra! Ufen 5inssn
er ben, at ies beinber mig en- Christening, iOm sjsr,
at ies lite tan pes Oroene iaa nSie. Sig mig, bar bu
noesnfnbs Der gsrb.n baut ROsen bierteIis tiar7"
aga, bet ituIoe ies meme, fpareoe @sorG og en-
iiarfers Slo famnlebs op bans Stne.
~Naa - fer bu, iaa piI ri mart ~foritaa %binanben!
SEQ bar osfaa gu, iOm Iisser mig parmt paa Siertst,
Gn, Tom Guoir sreber be bitreiie Gaarer for min
Club, mebeus iss Der ~bOrtpbilsr ben toitbare Glib /
8snner paa big. SfOnnsrten oerouer saar til Gaoir, os
Der" ban IasOe Saanbsn paa grpitlommsn - "bar
i.a ct grsu, gent en- Iiosn glitGite, iom ba tunSe be'
fqite ON SaIien mso en- SnOr. Ss uu, ba iss bar iast
bs aIt, bar bu usI lite Sisrts til at iuiss ben Glib, is8
be-. al ~ ola : OAR W /" .si.rte til at ise nsi9"
aasi, bet BAR iss itts.4 iuarsbe @1t;Ors, Der mart
Men opervuhbsn al bsis gaaben - Der er inssn Sio
at ,pilb.; i.s besiusr mig irar affso. Wsn,"- ills
tsi,S. ban en- ~ipssenos Gone, "iss fslsr paa mig
i,Ip at Der nil tumme en- storm astsrira -. pr. 8a'
S,tt,u sr usl iaa msnnsissis at beSs ON soSt Vsir, bUis
bet IsIhs sisrss bsbOpf
SEQ till uarssr big, at leg lite oil IaSs big stiiteH,
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14

Ss inbsn FEM Mtinuters GorIsb hob geOrg after for
OiFeren. Deb ct Baitist Bit BnU6e Gan 6smartet, at
8atten oar "reR; )" bu ban oar enc mso eSitnanten, ans
iaa ban life Sa8sn for mar iaa iurIis: ban tanoe uu
uoue at pare Iot i~ritaIsuSs os IaSs fin Ginssi, Uife fig
Here Rstninssr.
"6pOrfra tommsr bur"
9stuantsns Bit frers6e bam tarpt.
~Vaabiss Sr. 9situant, Bet er ben rene Saubbeb, at
is FAR parss iua bsO RrOppen, IiSs foen ies iOit
blantsbs Runousn, at ies ubiOIut maatts iUaIs mig uso
ct gaS.H
Seq fsr paa big, at 6a Upper fOriOS life at MARIA
mts!~
~5r. 2situantsn isr uItio Iiss isisnnsm gn! Seq UiIoe
life sierne tIifaa, bporban bet sit til for leg itammsN
mig nGitsn osrOuer; men aa bet lite bisIpsr, maa leg
UsI 6stusmm. mig osrtiI...-
"Naa, LAB bDrsl" :
"Sassn sr ben, at ies Iaa os usosoe fOrao % III en-
5ft paa RrOssu faa tuns os iuar, at Sen uOIOiOmms
geuassIie, ben siOrSs, ba ben sOm op 9anoitorpeu,
req mig ~Oper6OrS.~
Tag big iast, 9rsus!"- iasNs gsitnantsn meO en-
StrsnsbsO, IOm bog saNnu lite par al let i~trsnssits
Slass ~0u tpnmsr maaits til at iOranore Santer %
trRiIe SanSbsbsu nGrmsrs, uaar ou iuOrgen iOraper
getlenotitabst nsS "aoutablms Gatter." Den be'
tisnb itrur - is bar ieet, bprrira on tom - 9UaS 5aUSs
bu paa Stonusrtsn at 6~eitiae2-
Nu bIsu @sOrs beS ON Creme iOr aluOr. Nsi pa
ADsa DAD .
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
2iloeu, Ntinu., 2Ooe Dec. '92.

SOm 6else al ct SD9oomStitiR(oe,
ieg FEB al, oImasrese ies / Den @ruO, al
min S99t aitO9 fra 100 til nO9le o9
icrti 8uHe. Seq bleo beloi9oi3 betienot
meO Or. Yeters Kuriko, % eiter al
BABE brugt 3 6lniter al famine, bar ieo
iulofommeu beIriet fra nit Suoe. SEQ
bar iioeu opnaaet Ell 8a9t al 112 8uur
Og bar OGret iriit % arbeioet oD9ti9 til
enboer 9io iioen.
Seq Uil oerior aubefale enboer 81.
oenoe at foripge Kuriko, fgr nogen an
ben Meoiciu bliuer benpttet.
Yeoer Yeoerien.
8iuncconle, 8is., 9oe Sec. '92.
......Seg trOr aloris, ie9 oit uart
~foruoen Or. 8eters Kuriko / 6uiet
mere, for min &ore er MI nloeles flre.
ret. 8. 9uuo.
0tcSntOi6, Mtnn., zoe Dec. '92.
Or. g. 5abrnep Chicago, 81.
Ser er en- Gige paa 16 aar, IOm bar
p9ret ips i l9ngere 9io al &jerteligse,
Os bun bar ip9rt plaset beraf. Sun
bleu naiten blino, os benoes Saar
MATTE tlippes af. gun baoOe iSst
9ottor, men intet bialp benbe, fsrent
BUN bespnote meo Kuriko. Sun bler
oa friit igien. 8i9sns NaOn er go.
ispbine Gboartion. Meb Q9telie
O.. 8. 9apelbal.
Den lutberite Strife | getblebsm
er M ferbig. Zen er me9et uatter,
lns Ga penlia.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14
10

buis 9iitorien ituIbe bIiue Opba9et os 9aa iaa Ianst, at
bu lite fan flare big ielu."
@fterat nosIe nsOueuoi9s Suereustomfe par truine,
baubs aaOetteu mart ben ubsitriueIiss SatisfattiOn at
ie lin bsitbetrOebe aOmmisiOn sOO geboIO paa
geien til ben uorlf. Stonnert. Wfen oa @eor9 life lan'
sere tunbe isIges meb Siuene, began ben utuaImooi9e
GIiter fig neO aabetmesfen, for at sisre fin 6OrtrOIise
betienot meb bet fOrite llOfaIb al fit briitise 9Ousitptts.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-14

SN'''9' ~VVutlItt. UpITlNtH9eH lf9it
ban p%iitnot blot at unoorage iis BAN /;
men om'iber brso Sobst uo til nnbsn'
bar 6Urislgetis.
Broieteu iaa fs bsrfor nsot til at
Fp9te fra Seruialsm, u0 Der iortaaes,
at, ION ban unoer 5lueten frgb mo ist
built Gsoertrn for at Itiule fig for fine
6ortBlgcre, iaa luttsbe erect ia pper
BAN.
"a Warasie blep unoerrettet berom,
be'nleoe ben u9ubeli9e aonse, at 9rGet
ittloe there's Oper, Os uuber Gti1rins
gen traf sagen 4roisteu iaalsoss, at
bet bleo bans 9so. 3ette bar ianoiprs
lig 9tpet GpOitelen Gnlebnins til Gbr.
ii, 81 at npone, at Serrens 8rp'eter
bleo o%ueria9eoe.
S omtrent
go Gar
otrteoe Giaias iom Hrpfet, og, fornoen
ben BOG, Der bRrer bans Naur, ifnl
ban baoe ~itreuet TO Bigger til, nsmlio
ON uIias % Gretios' Resjeriug; l9c.
iom o9iaa SolOmons Srbiprog poo
bans 9io ital uare iamlebe Os sieunems
ieeoe.
Giaias bar truitis os u~ioriaroet lin
Sptrroen; oaacrigt os fr%ustbringenoe
BAR bans 2ip, baarb ps 9ruiom bleu
bans 3go.
Som 6oriatter tommer ban n9rneIi
Nto'es, men / ~eoanselit alarbeb %
Ianosri9oOm Ituar ban uoen 3uil sperit
| be prOietiite 8Rtter.
s al 9iere unoere peb Serreus Sialf
ltaar Fan ugiaa bit.
8au bans tnbtrRn9enoe BON 9it mem.
Zig StD99en 10 Streser tilbn9e pno
Itab8 Solifioe; bette Itllloe oRre ipr
&on9 G5etia8 ct 9e9n paa, at Serreu
pllbe I~orlGn9e bans 2eUetio.
Oct bIeu en- unoeu Gang 8rOfetena
tun9e Sob at forfDnoe en- fprf9roelio
Strafiebom Oucr 2anOet.
@5ctiaS bauoe nemlis faoet 8eIeo a
aongeu al Babel. 9ongen piloe ojprt
Jig tiluens meo @eianoterne, p9 i'm
6orfTn9eii9beo uiier ban benz ale iint
Statte Og Serli9beoer bnabe / fit ga,
LAOS o9 Serreogmme.
Serouer opb9oe3 Serrens 8reoe, %
@ialas fit 9efaling, at ban itulOe for
tpnoe aon9en Straffen.
"Spr Serrens Orb: e., be Dag
tommer, at aft bet, iom er / bit gus ue
bcao cine S9bre Far iamlet til Sig.
senoefa inbtiG oenne Bag, ital isres I'll
Babel; Der ital insen 3ius bliue til.
ouers, flyer Serren.
Ds af bine Ssnner o9 3gtre, ion
uotcmmer at big. Ital be tase, os 81
ital pare 9ienere / 8Onsen at 8abels
BALLADS
0ette iteoe unoer Song 8eoitia5' 8e,
9iering, oa Nebutaone5ar inbtos 9abp
ION, FOB 3eoitjas' 8srn brabe, ban,
Zine uoititfe o9 bOrtfBrte Solicit i San
8enitab, rgoeos 9emplet BETS berli9
Statte og la9oe 2anoet zoe.
llnoer YrOietens 1io ifebe en- mer
teli9 Se9iuenbeb, ioet ben aObberilan9e
iom Wpies baUoe laoet Opreiie / grte
ren, bleo Doela9t, fOroi Solicit be9pnot
at beoriue II9uoeri.
SatbOliterne pnaitaar MI, at be ia,
benne 8Obberilan9e o~pbeuaret; ben TO
r~euiites for no9le Nar iioen / Stmbra
fla 8irfe i Mnilano.