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The evening world., 1893-09-26
Real Estate for Saie-City.

one Yinp, Csc. en- me; Second yniLe, ESQ.
per me: 1hU'd and subsequent Times, .Jc.
D. rime. No err" CHAR " ~ S,iHdd :.
From Battery to i4th St. Inclusive.
BAXTER ST. ll3. lis. N. near Canal. 75t
100. with church building. will he sold at auc.
tion by Smyth s RYAN, Auctioneors, at Real -
tate SsIesroom, Ill Broadway, Ga Tuesday, Oct.3
Al IL o'clock.
Above ,ath ST., sth Ave. to East River,
A MODERN handsomely furnished A.story house
in vicinity of Grand Central Depot Nnclndin y
horse hnh carriage II wanted Tor sale. exchange
or to rent to- short or long term. Address Ill
HEALTH. care j. y. STORM, 200 Broadway.
Above I4th St. sth Ave. to NORTH River.
4lST ST. EAST OF 10TH AVE. -Four story
brick dwelling sscrlhccd only 50. 800. CLAIR,
1870 Fulton 1T.
blNr 81, 400 WEST rhre"-story hrick house,
lot 2OIl0 O. TANNER. &c Nassau ST.. room s
The evening world., 1893-09-26

a FlRsT-cLAss OYSTER. chop house and liquor
saloon, good business place rare chance.
NITc,IELl. a rhmrch 81.
The evening world., 1893-09-26
Real Estate for Saic-Brooklyn.

BARSAlNS- rw,-tsmily rou ses, $500 cash, SIT
montul.. OLNANf It CO.. l55G Broa1wsy,
Halsey L. station.
FOR SALE. AZ Apartment house in BroOtlyn;
good l%ncatinn: ~ ,uy rented. Apply hy letter
only 10 \ RNJ 81 Falton st..
Rrooklyu.
The evening world., 1893-09-26

HOPPER Girl require I to do matching! must
he smart. Redfern, 80 9th ave-, next Dol
The evening world., 1893-09-26

II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. strong. wiling girl for
gruerai E"us"w ork. can 10 Lexington ave.
INSTRUMENTATION girl. Ii to u. for zen.
tral liEhl houscwurk, good home. Wiener,
81 West Srth II.
The evening world., 1893-09-26

A. GOOD CORN X liquor store; best location
established over 30 ' Ars, for sale on account OF
having two Dusiue ,ses. terms t. su I. responsible
. party no agents. Address &. Is. Nj, hoS 81 void.
AN ELEGANT LIQUOR STORE, opposite Con
. ira! Park, Tor sac. on account OF two places
Price W. 500: cash required, ~, 900, excellent
chance inquire no 9Th ave.
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st seems, said the barber, THAT
my whole life is to be spent getting out
Of one scrape into another. -
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Tho Flag of the Suffrage Cause.

Mrs Clara B. Colby, the editor of
The Woman's Tribune ofWashington,
in her address before the suffrage con-.
ventiop, happening to mention the coll
ors Of the Woman sSufrag es associa-::
stion4t the Mario orang s,libb bon worn
s:on Athe rbreast of every sdelega
splained the circums stances surround ding
the adoption Of the emblem.
The women of the state Of Washing
ton, on the first election day when their
newly acquired franchise was in force,
each, without respect to the political
party with which she cast her ballot,
displayed orange colors somewhere
about her throat or bonnet in acknowl-
edgement of the obligation to Judge
Orange Jacobs, whose efforts were large
ly instrumental in securing for women
their right to vote in the state. The
right had since been rescinded by judi
ciaIdecision, but throughout the coun-
try Judge Jacobs services are commem-
Grated by the orange ribbon. The flag
of the suffrage cause-an orange star on
a blue feld-was first raised on that
election day in Washington, and stars
have been added as Colorado and Wyo-
ming have also acknowledged the worth
of womens opinion in political affairs.
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The Miners Lamp.

In many respects the miners electric
handlamp reefs the requirements of
mining work infinitely better than the
old safety lamp, but it has a radical
fault, which must be overcome'if it is
to be kept in use. The thrush Of mine
gas tothe working galleries is often 30
sudden that the miner has no idea of its
presence, and the only means he has OF
discovering it is the combustion that
goes on within 'ae netting of his safety
lamp. AS matter of fact, an electric
lamp will give splendid light while
its too confding owner is being srnoth-
cred. What is wanted is an electric
lamp fitted with an appliance that will
automatically give warning of the pres
ence of either black damp or fire damp
without the making of any special OBJ
seryation. Until this is done the use Of
the electric lamp in mines will be at
tended with anything but safety.-Chi-
cago Record.
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SOME FAMOUS DWARFS.
One Tint Was Served In a Pie and Passed
as Talking Cat. y

~ dS q \ AIMING NsfLs
+ One of the most celebrated of little
men was jeffrey Hudson, who figures
in Sir Walter Scott's " Peveril Of the
Peak. His history has, been so often
written as to bear but a brief mention.
a whimsical mite was he. presented by.
the Duchess Of Buckingham to Queen
Henrietta Maria, the wife Of Charles I,
served up in a cold pie, and many were
the pranks in which he took part.
For instance, there was the party Of tat
lie baskets, as they were yulgarly term
ed, sitting down to enjoy the cup that
cheers and a dish of gossip at the same
time, while Butterkin, the cat, sat
gravely by.
The meal over, one guest offered puss
a bit Of cheese, and was almost paralyzed
to have that animal speak up and say,
"Butterkin can help himself when he
is hungry, y and then make off down
stairs, leaving the old crones with up.
lifted hands, in wild confusion, shout
ing at their hostess, A witch, witch,
with her talking cat!'' while it might
have gone very hard with the poor
woman had it not soon been found that
a wag, for joke, had killed and hayed
her pet grimalkin and dressed wee JEFF,
frey in its skin.
When knighted by the king, Hudson
assumed many high and mighty airs,
although he was the butt as we'll as the
amusement Of the court; was once al
most drowned in basin Of water, and
would have been blown into the Thames
but for shrub that saved him. But
Lord Minimus (as he was dubbed) real
ly had his doughty adventures; was sent
on diplomatic missions; fell into the
hands Of Turkish pirate, who carried
him off prisoner to Barbary, and final
ly distinguished himself by shooting a
Mr.. Crofts in a duel; that gentleman
having at first come to answer the small
mans challenge armed only with syr-
inge filled with water.
A contemporary of Jeffrey was Rich
ard Gibson, an artistic lifliputian, who
studied under Sir Peter Lely, painted
very creditable historical pieces and
miniature portraits and taught draw
ing to the royal Princesses Mary and
Elizabeth, who were afterward queens
of England. He was appointed in his
youth page of the back stairs, and was
married to Anne Shepherd, another
court dwarf exactly his own height.
having a most brilliant wedding, King
Charles giving away the bride, while
the queen presented her with diamond
ring, and Edmund Waller, the poet to
their majesties, composed poem on the
event. This diminutive pair, 8 feet 10
inches high, passed long and happy
life together, and had nine children, five
Of whom grew to maturity and were
full ordinary size.-Harper's Young
People.
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VALUABLE TRUCK FARMS
FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell at
private sale the followingfarms:
No. lis a farm of SIS acres,
about one-half arabic, balance
well set in pine woodland, from
which any quantity of woods
manure can be taken, the land
is high and level, beautifully 10
Gated on a county road. in a
thickly settled neighborhood,
800 yards from railroad station,
4 miles from Pocomoke City. 1t
has good apple, peach and pear
orchards, improved by a 6 room
dwelling, which is comparative
ly new, with necessary outbuild-
ings. Price $4,000, J cash.
No. 2-Contains 1916 acres, 80
acres under cultivation, balance
in pine woodland, shafts abund-
ant. Land high and specially
suited for sweet potato raising.
Dwelling has z rooms and IN
fair condition, with necessary
outbuilding. This farm is in
Worcester county, 3 miles from
New Church station. Price
$500. Terms easy.
No. SIS on the line of Mary
land and Virginia, l mile from
railroad station, has about 100
acres, J under cultivation, bal
ance principally in pine thicket..
It has 6 room dwelling and ne
cessary outbuildlngs, 5 miles
from Pocomoke City, conven-
lent to church and schools. Price
$500. Terms, small cash pay
ment, balance in yearly pay
ments if desired, must be sold
quick, also 200 other farms, ap-
ply to
FRANCIS H. DRYDEN,
Real Estate Agent,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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Curious specimens.

This curious specimen of photography
was displayed on house in a street in
Marylebone: The Mangelling Traid re-
moved hear from the Strete round the
Cornir. Threhapense Duzzen. N. B.
New Milk and Creme Sould Hear.
Warentidd Fresh and not Stall evry
Mornin.
a dealer in ice thus attracted public
attention to his cold commodity:
IceI Ice! Ice!
If you:want 1t pure and n
And at q reasonable pr
Follow no new dew ice
But send to me in q tr
at my off
Chambers Journal.
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H;cb mountains In America.

1t may surprise the reader who is a lit
tie rusty on geography to be informed
that there are over 300 mountains on the
North American continent that are over
10000 feetin height, but such is the case.
In Alaska alone there are scores of them,
and not less than FIVE in that boreal re-
gion exceed $4,000 feet.-St. Louis Re-
n11h1ic
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Lady Carlisle AFFLICTED.

It is a matter of sincere regret that:
Lady Carlisle should have Joined her
friend and coworker in the cause OF
temperance reform, Miss Frances Will
lard, in at least seni-invalidism. The
former is now suffering from an atfec-
ton, of the heart, aggravated by over
work and physical strain, and has been
peremptorily ordered an indefinite rest.
Exchange.
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sala,s Description of Zola.

George Augustus Sala describes Emile
lola as noticeable little man, with 9
high forehead, rather a Thackerayan
nose, abundant black hair, black mus
tache and beard just trimmed with sill
yer. He is a marvellous conversation
ist, alert, often eloquent, always fasci-
mating, occasionally para doxical.
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for wood or coal. III various
styles, and our prices have been
made to suit all persons. All
we ask of you is, to call and ex-
anime our stock and be con-
WINGED. Respectfully,
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sHIs d I7HERN TOUR r.
DIR: TAeb BREACHES ON ST. PAUL.
Il BIRMINGHAM. ALA.

THE miraculous Conversion of the Great
perssrutor. Both an Encouragement and
|. 4 s;WaSning-out of Great TrIbulations
Comeszeal and Clear Views Of Truth.
81 BIRMiNGHAM, Ala, Dec. 10.-Rev. DR..
sTalmaae who lectured in tbSs city yes
sterd Having spoken durinJ the week
Nashville, Memphis and other cities,
preached here this forenoon to a large
audience under the auspices Of the Bap-
list cknrch. The subject was "Un-
.horsed,p and the text chosen was Acts
&; sS89JS sAnd as he journeyed he came
near Damascus, and suddenly there
nedEround about him light from
heaven and he fell to the earth and heard
rs voicesayying unto him, Saul, Saul, why
.prte,rsecftt test thousine? And he said, Who
art thou, Lord2 And the Lord said, |
am j esus whom thou ,persecutest.
The Damascus. of Bible times still
stands, withla population of 135, 900. 1t
was ssssay city of white and glistening
archaic ure, its minarets and crescents
and dones playing with the light of the
morning sun; embewered in groves OF
oliveIand citron and orange and pome-
granase; famous river plunging its
brightness into the scene; a city by the
ancients styled ga pearl surrounded by
emerasds. y
II ~. ~ TEE COMING TERROR
"a grodpeof horsemen are advancing
upon hat city. LET the Christians OF
the place: hide, for that cavalcade COM
ing al or tho hills is made up of persecu-
tors, sleir leader small and unattractive
in sonic respects, as leaders sometimes
are Insignificant in person-witness the
DukssSf Wellington and DR.. Archibald
Alexander, Butthere is something very
inteIfsin the eye of this man of the text,
and the horse he rides is lathered with
the foam of long and quick travel of 1876
miles. He urges on his steed, for those
Christians must be captured and 81
fenced, and that religion of the cross
mist;be annihilated.
Suddenly the horses shy off and plunge
until the riders are precipitated. Freed
from the riders, the horses bound snort
ing Sway. You know that dumb ami
mails; at the sight of an eclipse, or an
earthquake, or anything like supernat-
uraI appearance, sometimes become very
uncontrollable.s A new sun had been
lindled in the heavens, putting out the
elareof the ordinary sun. Christ, with
the giories of heaven wrapped about him,
looked out from cloud land the splen-
dorswas insufferable, and no wonder
the horses sprang and the equestrians
dropped.
Dust covered and bruised, Saul at
tem1lp,ts so get up, shading his eyes with
his hands from the severe sluster Of the
hea;yyens, but unsuccessfully, for he is
struck stone blind as he cries out, F"Who
airtft;hou,i Lord?'' and Jesus answered him;
81 an the. one you have been chasing.
He: that whips and scourges those DAM
ascene Chris ians whips and scourges
1ns Isi Sc their back that's bleeding;
It is mine. II is not their heart that is
breaking; it is mine. I am Jesus whom
thou persecutest."
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The days of sword and fire for Chris
tians seem to have gone by. The bayo-
nets of Napoleon l pried open the "in-.
puisition" and let the rotting wretches
but. The ancient dungeons around Rome
are today mere curiosities for the travel
srs The Coliseum, where wild beasts
used to suck up the life of the martyrs
while the emperor watched and Lola.
Paulina sat with emerald adornments
worth GO, OO0,0 900 sesterces, clapping her
hands as the Christians died under the
bav snd the tooth Of the lion-that Col:
lseum is ruin now. The scene of the
Smithfeld fires is a haymarket. The day
Of fire and sword for Christians seems to
have gone by. But has the day Of per-
secution ceased? No. Are you not card.
catured for your religion? In proportion
asyou try to serve God and be faithful
to him, are You not sometimes mai
treated?
That woman fads hard to be a Chris
tian az. her husband talks and jeers
while she is trying to say her prayers or
read tile Bible. That daughter finds it
hard to be Christian with the whole
family arraved against her = father,
mother, brother and sister making her
the target of ridicule. That young man
finds it hard to be a Christian in the
shop or factory or store when his COM
rades jeer at him because he will not go
to the gambling hell or other places OF
iniquity.
Oh, no, the days of persecution have
not ceased and will not until the end
of the world But oh, you prosecuted
ones, is it not time that youEbegan to
pray for your prosecutors? They are no
prouder, no fercer, no more set in their
way than was this prosecutor Of the text.
He fell. They will fall if Christ from
-
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Since the dissolution Of the firm of Perry. & Co., Q
was a member, I take pleasure in informing my fr
patrons, that I have opened an entire new stock of
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In order to get low prices ouy
in large quantities direct from
manufacturer. This we have
done in
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
Gnebperer paa SobannesifjGret.
treble 9eL-5emte Tcrioos.
Selgenes.
apStrpman Of gmilte Garlen

Sans eneite itarte 5pIeIie tilbsrte MI 9attsren % alt,
boap Der FOB Screening nleb bsnoes eptte; ban for9tls
ssbe nGiteu fin gluira os piIoe life bape uarst ifano til
at nGste benoe npget. Den naar lite en9ans benoes
R~iGrIisbeo os 6iarte9n formaueoe at Opmantre bam,
men ~9GngieIen efter Spen oaasnepe for mastist, iatts
ban fig fin lille apifiast, iOm ban bapoe Label bps8e til
rllnore 5tsHrr - % itrar ban mGrfeoe ben pelbetlenote
gugt uf 9au og GiGre os after fit SeiIigbeo til at nos
tale be oIporlise 8ommanoOorb, ~uau9nece bans sipss
amber, os ban TOM bjem en- SiuOsfemnins, fom
paanp en- Glib bolOt bant ueO Sobt WtOo...
9Iuira bauoe ta9et 9taos paa Ell Gabonret peS Bins
eaet mso TT Irbsibe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS par miot
lnoe Patiencen, iom bun M ct Bar Tiger bapbe bss
ilGfti9et fig mere meb eno iabuanlis. 90 Baron l0ens
nIna, iom en- Stuno bauoe itaaet 6Gltafer peo bet ans
yet gtnbu, tom MI fren, borttog ben Del al Glpras
Grbeibe, Der laa paa StoIen peb Chen al benbe, % tog
YIuos meb al ben Sitterbeb, iom man tiaaOsr fig, naar
H1an ttoer paa tSelS.
"Gettc CT bog nGlten no9et for ltarft, Or. Baron,
lealeoes at afltsotomme en- Hepolution bIanot aue mine
S%OtItpttcr! Saa for ben Duoet eno er, bpori Baron
9sTnin9 ltaar bos Gauts, er ig bog ps paa, at Senne
gHnitige 6sIclie uiIos pare iuntet belt neo til Jrpfspunt'
let, bujS bur 5apSs feet ct iaabant uuRisn."
"Soronssien funoe o9iaa bape paret faIbton'nsl, ps
PoH, at isg lite uiIoe bare last Seilas paa ben Stol,
gun bapce %cptaset."
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
48

Sbawlet ur %omiusbt, 6atten paaiat. Baron 6sns
ming fob uuereoe meb Susu 5aanben % tilbsb Grstes
men paraioQen; men for Gisblittst par ben oUer fsbi9,
buao SoIen ansit, os garonen bIsu O~pforbret til at
sienlme ben inbtiI uibers.
Otter ct Gar Omsunse 2Qesn, unbsr builts Gluira
taIts faa penlist % iaameset, at 9ennin9 life 6aube fstt
fig beisiet til at aibrpoe benoe buiItst ban bog usO en-
faa sunitis seiIisbeb uilbe bau. snitst, for at Marine fig
bet bsifemte W2aal ituniebe bun buitist os srtlareoe,
at bun lite troeoe, bet par urro at saa Iensere, forbi
gapa iittert bapbs get beri, at @snosIa life tom Osnne
aiten.
-9pis ies sunbe TRIPLE benbe b.rtil, itulbe BUN sies
b~IitteIig ftaa fOr 5rsteusn, fsIu ON leg usO bsnns Gienits
astisbeo bersueoe mig ielu ben iferite 9pfts, ies biotil
bar tienbt! Seq .rinbrer aIoris fsrsnb MI. at iss..."
Waen ber ufbrsb Baron 5ennius fig felu. SuOrf for
bsbspsoe ban usI at tale ON bstts2 0i6lts bun life Iiges
iaa sobt iOm ban, at be aIbris bauoe ~ipabieret iammsn
fsr2 Oct arsreoe BAN, at ban lite baube funnel iHoe
uoset beore, os for fsrfe Sang i~porsSes ct Stass Sore
Isssnb.O bOs BEN saers iaa fiiiiss Baron Sennius - en-
Sorlsseubeo, iOm tiItos snbnu mere, oa gIDira uen6te
or.
"GreteneH oil oa iaa mart sube Iursn2@
AIiaanos, IA men itaI pi lite prsus, b%poroau BET
imassr, at 70 liSt3"
~"llsnOsIis s%isrns! De Ueb, 5rsten, at leg lite sr iaa
sanlts utgnSis bsri, ba leg 10 paa min losnIanosrsiie
LOB mig opsrtaIs al en- COB Den til at siOre Reiieu til
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

"Seq iinber, at nj M bnrbe bape 0enosla %tiIbags."
"0enoela fontrlsr piIt life tilba9e fpreuo inor9en, NIT
Barn, " bcmrrteoe 6ommanbertapteneu. On fan not
besribe, be lite pl ilippe benSe iaa mart fra Srpuups'
~aaaroeu."
"Wten ies bar en- gnele ON, at bun fommsr iattsn,
papa; Os is bar %belluttst at sisre Ell Itpet Eron'enaoe
for at ie, ON ies life msber benbe."
"@ior bet! 2uften er rift % tIar, og Ell Iioen uRo'
tion ifaber ~albris... Wieu fsrit maa ba give mig min
Yibe."
GIuira isoe let benopsr @uIuet % bentebe pibs, Sos
BAT Os 6prtOi, iOm bun uItiantmen bOO fin 5aSsr msS
barnIi9 Ynbe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tpsisbe benbe pou ganben Os
traf Ibt en- al be forte, iiItefius Softer. s bans 9ine
itraaIeOs en- itoIt Os Iptfelis 6aOsrslGOs.
Gluira siOrOe fig iarbis til gromsnaOen.
"GiIaSsr Gretensn fin pnbisite Eiener at sisre SeIs
Itab2"
"Suorfor lite, buis 81. Suronen bar 2pitl"
"gr bette life en- beiiemt SpmantrinS ia isIp en-
bsfsmt geresnin8 - iaa BAT ies OIbris %fOrltaaet mig
paa 6rueutimmer, " iusbe 9ennins ueO fig isIu.
S8 for Ell Del baubs ban Get: bet par uirtslis en-
b~eftenrt g~erssnins. GsiItaseIien laa tau Seri, at pros
meuabsn lite par anorbust for BANS StpIb.
@ialst ben Sa UirtsIis Uenoela9 Sun GIpira pSits
bet.
Den psntsSs Srsten Glpira par, iom iast, en- fattis
Slastnins al ROmmanoprtaptsinen, eaer sssntlis al
bans afbsSs Rome. Smtrsnt FANNIE GISer fom Gl'
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
At

uiru, baube BUN no9le 2ar perst antaget iom gsninbs
pg Sellfabsoame Dos 6sI9enGs' unse 9sriteriuoe. Gas
bers o9 mooerIss iluttebe ben miloe, blsoe gsnbela fig
us6 inoerIi9 8arme til ben itarte, traitiuIbe Gluira,
fom sIitebe ben6e isien netop for be mooiatts gssnitas
Der.
Oct Iaa lite Gluiras &aratter at pie fine 0sleIier
paa BEN Maabs, iom 9enosIas 5jerte lanstes sft.r os
ieIu siorpe; os bsraf tOm bet, at benne, iOm bog bebre
emo nossn anosn burpe bape tisnot @lpira, ofts trosoe
life at uars ai5olot, ueppe taaIt. 90 ben i~tuttelS gise
pIageoe fig iuuIansc meo bi5e SnObilbninser, til BUN
enbeIia auiaa bet for pin, at bun uar i~Orimaaet os iors
astet al aue Wsunsiter.
Gunte Resia iasoe beuoe 10 ofts, at fattise 6rsfener
burSe pare begapsos msp ii iiieostiOr fem Sanier, % at
bpis bun, iom isIu par en- iuttis 6rsten, tlOst anuenbte
be Sanier, bpormsO gorberre baubc besaust 9enbs, iaa
tunbe bun NOT srBuerue fig be surise. Dlen buormeSet
ben ~ftattsIs 9snbela sub arbsiosos % itrabte for at ubs
itratte iie fem Sanier eftsr suutsn5 6ororonins, uiIos
be BOG life forflaa til at ptie benos, pda bpao Uaaabs
bun lfuIbe pare isIp fin naa6igc Gante tiIpa8. Ss bsrs
til uofor6reOes ogiaa meset. Blot DIaaben at nsis paa
Ioran ben GamleS RuueitOl optog ct balut Suarter bpsr
Gang os blsp repeteret io~etminoite tire Ganse ON 8as
gen.
Gu par 0snSeIa til gryuup Dos en- llu9oomspeninos.
Os GIuira par formobentIis Iissiaa %ousrbeuiit fem Sons
manbs r~ taptsiasn ON, at Uen0sIa life piIbs ommsb ism
fsrsnb matte DAG
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

6rantri9 paa bans Jartsi. On lur meo ct Ssitltib
saar uel lite gdnite faa geiuiuot JON an 3ampit6srsiie;
men ben siDer Gn mere lib til at ~rstettsre op.r Gisns
itanoe Os Msnnsitsr, iiar naar man bliusr ~lisaeuoe Sin
og bsr Tor Iaobpiub.~
6rstenen os benbss aauaaer tos M geisn nso til ben
tore Brp9se, oes Iaa mibt for 6opsobpgningens forrelts
Saeaoe.
Ser ianbteS altio en- liosn ppntsIig, grsnnalst gaao /
gersbitab for Promsna6er tillss.
garoneu oar oputartiom Tom e., Glter, ser ira6er
at 9ienUinbe be table aOncsptsr. Ss gIUira Ioo fig iaa
u9eaert opuarte iom ct 5ruentimuer, Der sr bIsusn for.
pant ueo al muIig CpmGrtiombeb.
Oct par en- iaa rolig o9 berIig slitsn! De bse, saml,
9inSstrar %Omtrins Gslsenas' aluOrIiss @aaro ~aftssnsos
zig bet itiae 8ano, Og Sseu Iusos i'm Ilsogana spl,
benrsO paa 6irmamsntet cs ~ioysplbte iaauel 8inousrat,
tsrne ben samIe gpsnius iOm gaI6irtsns arunsr %
ga9iens Spsil.
Yet iom en- ipsmmsnSe Spdns sgEgeoe gaaSsu uo.
1gsu eler aIbrig!% tantts Baron 5psnnias - ION
mango banos tantt isr bam.
AReu ior at bIus oriitis not til at iaa OrSst oper 9n
berue, maottc ban fsrit pinSs ct glt ira 5enoeS Die.
Dog. bette Die par bssperre bortusnot: bet isste en- an
ben gisnitauo, en- ubstpSslisbsS. 9pao par BET, gu,
iaa paa? Oct ioritoo ban lite.
~1yrsbars 6rstsn GIptra!"
GUN for iammen.
baron Sennins." nNbrso bum baitist, "buOr BEN
Gueis Td)
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

100 raienbe Srer. 8peu BARGE
iona a forleben nOgle Elmer / bum
ore6e ameritanite Orers Nta9t. Ntes
beus to 3ampere bar iiarb meo at uoa
ltibe ct Bar Sunoreoe al o,sie life GAM
ite ~beba9elt9e 8pr, rep omtrent Salos
beteu fig lsS % iatte / @alop op sien.
rem @aoerne. Wiau bill f%orItan, at
bisie burtis bleu iuloltanbis menneites
TONNE.
JOrinoen bar bet bog lDtfeoes Srerne
at ipiboe nj Wennei FER paa Sornene.
Men mart fOm Seunen / SfittelIe al
belle ben fOrbaanoenoarenbe Rilit9r'
itprte, os inoen Gftenen bar minbIt 70
Dyer br9bt eler fanset. De eori9e
blep ueblast / 2sbet al neite Sag.
8lanbt be ulptfelise Dire for OYER.
nes 5ribeostrans befanbt fig en- Sol.
bat, Der blep Itanget libel / fit SfiIoer.
bus, os Ell Straboer, Der btep ipibbet
famine Gieblif, ban iOrisste at irslie fig
- gjenuem en- 8utIt8ruoe.