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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-21
SPRING SMILES.

"Look here" said the father of the
gentle maiden, as he popped his head
into tho parlor where the spooning
couple sat, 81 wish you to understand
that / am going to shut off the gas at
half-past TO-" "All right" said the
youth; "for my part | wish you would
shut it of now."-New York. Press,
1iYoung Wifo-"Oh, Mortimer, did you
hear tho suundP" Eyes, my dear"
"W.w-what is it, Mortimer" II sus-
pect that it Is something that begins
with a b." "B-b-burglar, Mortimer p
No, love, worse; it's the baby. -Teras
Sylings.
Penelopo-"You have been engaged
before?" Ten Broeck-"Yes." Pene-
}ope-"Then how am l TO know that
you are sinCere?" Ten Brock latter q
painful pause)-'I a bring around
my bills."-Trh.
Epson Downes-"New York is GER
tainly growing moral" Rowne de
Bout-"I should say SO. When u fell
low goes out for u night he meets no
ono but preachers aud Sun~day-school
teachers. "-Puck.
love you deeply Ethel. l cannot,
will not live without you" Very
we'll, Mr.. Bron. l will send you q pill
lar OF broken roses-or would you pre-.
fer the omission OF aowersP"-P. & S.
IS. Co.'s Bulletin.
Among the new diseases are listed
typewriters' headache, telephone ear
ache, gum.chewers' lockiaw and cigar
ette.smokers' insanity. a c%rinoline
craze threatened also.-CinCinnati Com.
merGial Gasets.
First Little Gi:l-"Has your sister
begun takin' music lessons YETI"
SECOND Little Girl-"She's takin' some
fin on the piano, but l can't tell yet
whether it's music or typewritin'."-
Good M,tps.
Cutting-"Hair's very thin sir.n., at
was thinner than that thirty years
ago." Tndeed, sir, you surprise me.
Why, you don't look more than thirty
now, sir" ''Thirty yesterday Judy
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It ia easy to agree with our Demo-
cratic friends that by a sufficient pilipg
up OF rules Of exclusion it may result
that few Democrats will get in the pub.
lie service and few Republicans will 60
out.
We cannot agree with our Demo-
cratic friends that this result would be
regarded with satisfaction by Republic
ans who look on the matter from q
partisan point OF view. What would
DO tho value to his party OF a Repub.
lican holding Office by tho grace OF a
Democratic Administrations Would he
be likely to get out and hustle for his
party? Would he dare2 Would ho
have the disposition? Would he risk
his neck SC rocklesslyP
10 suppose that partisan Republicans,
OF whom there arc a few more lett at the
old stand, would like to see tho partisan
places held by a breed OF political
eunuchs. is to place upon them an im.
putation Of insanity which thoy do not
deserve in addition to tho sound thrash
ing they got last November.
No, brethren, bundle out our par.
tisans and put in yours as fast as you
can aud leave US with our lighting batal.
lions. Another scrimmago is coming
oil and We want q hand in tho iracas.
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1t will cost you nothing and will sure.
ly do you good, il you have cough,
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
or lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs aud Colds ia guar.
anteod to give relief, or money will be
paid lack, Sufferers from Ia grippe
found ii just tho thing and under Its use
had u speedy and perfect recovery. Try
q sample bottloat our expense and learn
for yourself just how good a thing 1t Is,
Trial bottles FREQ at Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store. Large size bOc and 81 90. 8
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trembling and bearing down are cured, | am
no longerconstipated, while before ! had to use
injections every time, lean walk to the neigh
bors, which l have not done before for two
years, and do my work. l thank God for the
great good DR.. Grcene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy has done me-"
Mrs. E, NJ Bass OF oxford, N. H., stateSi
az was SO weak l could not raise myself in bed,
and doctors said l could DO no better,
"lieNrlns OF Or. Greenos Nervura blood aud
nerve remedy, I commenced taking 1t, and in a
week l began to feel better, I am now able TO
walk and ride out have gained 40 pounds In
weight, so that l consider that Dr. Greeno's
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INSURANCE.


Al meeting Of the Board Of Underwriters Of
tho city OF Wheeling, held March IL, lSO3, tho
following resolution was adopted I:
RcsOltti, That from and after May /, 1893, this
board will require the following 80 per cent co.
Insurance clause, to apply to all insurance issued
or renewed by members Of this Board, covering
on mercantile stocks ot all kinds, manutactut.
ing risks TO include buildings, machinery mud
stock and public buildings, emitting dwell
ings, churches and buildings occupied for ncr.
camille purposes, also stocks of merchandise Of
any kind where insurance Is not required III e1'
cess Of 1000, viz;
foUR. FlFTrs C~o.lNsURASCE CLAUSE 1t is pnrt
OF the consideration Of this policy, aud the
basis upon which tho rate OF premium Is fixed,
that the assured shall maintain insurance on
tho property covered by each item Of this policy
to tue extent of at lcast eighty 1907 per cent OF
the actual cash value thereof, Gudthat talllng 20
TO do, the assured shall be nn insurer TO the cX.
toni Of such deficit, and to that. extent shall
bear his, hor. or their ptoportion o. any loss.
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
mr11.W OF tho City Of W0epllnp, w. Vh.
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JUST WHAT THEY SAY.
Their Remarks Exactly as They
Made Them,
What the Evidence of Two Such
Prominent Ladies' Means.
aud Just How Far it will Influence
You In Making Up Your Mind.

In a court the truthful evidence is given to
enable the judge aud jury to make up their
mind, 50 in all things You arc guided by INC
indisputahlo evidence,
Al this season OF the year many arc aulns ana
nearly everybody needs a spFIug medicine NOW
1t IA the truthful evidence OF others who have
been cured which should cause you to make up
your mind to use DR.. GrOene's Neryura blood
and nerye remedy, Because it cures Here Is
the proof
Mrs s, NJ Hardy Of East Wilton, Maine says'
II was terribly weak, nervous and Frustrated
| took Dr.. Greeue's Ncryura blood and neryo
remedy, aud the eject was wonderful It SliIled
my nerves SO can sleep soundly, and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-21

Ncryura blood and nerve remedy saved my
life"
Is not the evidence enough that It cures2 Do
not these cures and the thousands of Others con-
SANITY being reported, absolutely prove that
DIR. Grocno's Norvura blood and nerve remedy
Is the great invlgorator OF the blood, tho great
streHSthener Of tho nerves-tho resto1or in tRct,
of health and strength? 1t Is prescribed by
doctors and recommended aud sold by druggists
us the greatest aud best spring medicine. Now
is the time you need 1t aud now Is the tlmc to
take it
1t is purely vegetable and harmless. Indeed,
It is the discovery OF the well known physician
DR.. Greene OF IS W. 18th Street, New York, the
most successful, specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases. He eau be consulted free, per
sonally or by letter.
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Honort to Whom Honor is Duo.

Ii instead OF m anxious effort to
iasten scandal upon n public officer on
every pretext, good or bad, there should
grow up n sincere desire to do iull JUS.
tice to all faithful public service men OF
either political party, the inciIemenE to
honorable and devoted efforts would be
immeasureably increased, and the ser.
vice would open attractions to men OF
the highest worth and character, who
now shrink from the injustice OF parti-
san criticism.
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We are acquainted with many moth.
ers in Centerviile who would not be
without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
in the house for n good many times its
cost, and are recommending it every
day. From personal experience we can
say that it has broken up bad colds for
our children. -Centerville, South DR.
kota, Citizen. 50.cont bottle for sale by
druggists. D&w
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In tic ohlrntlnnnhln Cnsn.

II you want to help President Clovo.
land to run the government your chance
Is not tho best
You have been an oflCc.holdcr,
You aro a newspaper man,
You are somebody's son,
You aro endorsed by a nepotist,
unlcss-an exception DO madc in your
case. Think on those things aud con
slider how you may roarrango your plan
Of campaign.
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II FAMILY.


hFOFcFa AuFlNe'
Brooklyn Standard UniOl
hGo home and mind your business;
it Is very stupid OF you to be here blow
ing aud blutling and bothering me Do
you know that there arc very lew Offices
any OF you AN get, anyhow? Have you
not got anything TO do?' These SEN
fences are a ireo translation OF what
Grover Cleveland said to the Michi-
gagder Democracy. And he postpones
everything in the nature OF relief for q
year-it may be ior a year, and it may
be forever,
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War IN Kansas.

Tho Kansas politicians arc on the
Presidents back, Senator Martin, a
Democrat elected by tho Democratic.
Populistfusion, ndscnator Potter Of tho
whiskers, an Out.and.out Populist, arc
urging that tho patronage DO dIstrlb.
utcd to strengthen tho fusion move.
menh
slralght-out Democrats hNvo hurried
from Kansas to Washington to ssurO
tho President that The best way to kill
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Mn DAVIES, grand keeper of tho OK.
Princess KOiulani, is going back to his
beloved England vol pleased with the
turn which Hawaiian affairs have takCn
in this country. He Is good enough to
say that the sending Of a commission Is
Just what should have been done. Was
Mr.. Davies made premier OF the Pro3i.
dents kitchen cabinet whllo no was
here?
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So far as known to the public the ap-
pointees in yesterdays batch sent to
the senate are men OF good abilities.
Ex-senator Eustis, Of Louisiana, named
for tho French mission, is n mar Of lib.
eral education and should sustain him
self well at tho French capital. His
career in the senate was creditabie to
him.
Ext Chancellor Runyon, OF New Jersey,
who goes to Berlin, is a lawyer and man
OF very high standing. Mr.. Risley, tho
minister to Denmark, is a New York
lawyer in large practice but not we'll
known in public life.
Tho nomination Of ex-senator Wade
Hampton, of South Carolina, to be com.
missioner of railroads IL. not SO COM
mendable and must have been made by
reason of tho Presidents sentimental
desire to do something for an old friend
who has been in a good deal OF hot
water at home.
The triumph of the Tillman faction
in South Carolina has soured General
Hampton, and his %prcforment oyer the
earnest protest OF thht wing OF the par
ty will not contribute to the restora-
ton of good feeling in tho disturbed
Democracy OF the Palmetto State.
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IITTV TUT IFTTF07'
Mr.. Bissell slips into tho place va
Gated by the business man, John Wan
amaker, very easily, aud rattles in it
like a dried pea, One OF his rulings, to
prescribe newspaper men, has already
been set aside by the President, He is
now looking for 1866 men to fill 1896
~postotices and give their whole time TO
it. This is going to be u tirsL-class
business mems administration.
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IT is enough to draw sympathy out of
a stone to see how little OF it is be-
slowed on tho "ex's' who want to get
back into Office. Tho rest OF their party
seems to think it serves them right for
having been 80 beforehanded us to get
in under the tlrst Cleveland regime.
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write for him. The American artist
who u4ed to do this sort of work Tor
Isaac has soured on him since the great
man refused to pay for services en-
dered.
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Hon. Isaac FussY GRAY has been con-
flrmed us minister to Mexico, whorc he
Ia to disport himself in tho halls Of tho
MontczumaS. II he has OCCASION to
write any letters for publication while
no lie gone llC may employ n GrcasOr to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-21

YESTERDAY was a good day for ex's.
Ex-senator Eustis bagged the mission
to France. He has n good start, for he
knows how to cat frogs in tho original.
Ex-senator Wade Hampton 10 tho sec.
ond ex.Confodoratc general to whom
President Cleveland las given the com.
missionership OF railroads.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-21

IT is remarked that Now York Is un.
commonly modest about asking aomo.
thing from Mt. Cleveland. Tho warm,
not to say hot, relations between tho
President and the Now York senators
may have something to do with II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-21

TAMMASY is licking its chops in
pleased anticipation of some OF the
fruits of its patriotic labors in behalf OF
Mr., Cleveland. Tammany deserves
we'll Of Mr.. cleveland. u
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The President is hereby politely in
formed that the West Virginia Domoc-
racy expects him to do his duty; that
is to say, to turn tho big end of his cor
nucopia in this direction and lot the
good things come out in rich and riot
GUS abundance. And VIC are all on the
side OF our Democratic friends in this
matter OF strict business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-21

NelO Yorl. World.

Secretary Carlisle did a wise thing
when he decided TO make public the
names Of applicants for positions in the
treasury department. Apnointmentsto
positions OF responsibility should not
be made on tho Australian pInn.
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Tho advertising OF Hoods sarsapa.
rillR appeals to tho sober, common sense
Of thinking people, because it is truej
and II 10 always fully snbstantiatCd by
endorsements which In tho financial
world would DO accepted without d
moments hesitation They toll the
story-tioop's CuRrs.
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President Cleveland and Hawaii

President Cleveland and Hawaii.
In his message to Congress in 1885
President Cleveland, speaking OF the
reciprocity treaty with Hawaii, re,
marked that "these islands on the high
way OF oriental and Australasian traffic
are virtually an outpost of American
commerce and u stepping stone to the
growing trade OF the Pacific"
This is not less true now. II it be
true ut all why hesitate to include in the
great American republic this American
outpost and this American stepping
stone? 1t is not a sufficient answer to
say that President Cleveland objects
because President Harrison approved,
This answer would DO unworthy Of the
President OF the United States.
In 1883 President Cleveland, again in
a message to Congress, said: "The geo.
graphical position OF the Hawaiian
group in relation to our Pacific states
creates a national interdependoncy and
mutually Of interest which our present
treaties were intended to foster. and
which make close communication a
logical and commercial necessity"
This is what tho provisional govern.
montsand those back OF it recognized
when they asked that tho islands be
annexed. Convinced that they could
no longer sustain themselves and pre-.
servs intact this rotation SO necessary TO
them and SO desirable to US, they
stretched their hands eastward over the
Pacific in supplication.
Since the best men in the little coun-
try are convinced that it cannot stand
alone, since Hawaii has asked the to DO
allowed to come in, since commercial
and political reasons make it a good
bargain for us, why send a commission
err to look at the question from some
point Of view other than hat taken by
our public mon from Daniel Webster to
Grover Cleveland in his irst preslden-
tial term and from him to James Il.
Blaine aud Benjamin Harrison?
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Too NIuch SO.
The purse proud parents oft urged Fan
TO we'd the foreigner;
She answered, an American
Was good enough Tor her.
"But hos u man OF rank. " they said;
"Oh, yes; that's true" said she,
And added, us she shook her head,
"TOo rank, indeed, for mt"
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Glad TidIngs.

You can have your Tooth extracted
without pain with "Odontunder" APP.
piled locally, At VRnKeuren'a hotel
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BAD DRAINAGE causes much sickness.
and bad blood and improper action Of
tho liver aud kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burdock
Blood Bitters remedy. D&w
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Chicago Times.

Chicago TNta
President Cleveland will have no diff
Guilty in finding in Chicago q worthy
successor to Judge Gresham.
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She Smiled Again.

"The biscuits my mother made weren't like
these"
The young wife burst into tears
'Ior these are as light as the lroth OF the seas,
Andithe bgstI lLnYG tlsted for years"
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lIooD's PiLhs cure liver ills, %juundicc,
biliOusncsS, sick headache, Constipa.
lion,
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Children Cry for Pitchers castOrIa
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the Democratic party in Kansas is to
give the Offices on the fusion line,
These earnest Democrats have been
willing to take all the help they can get
from the Populists, but when it comes
to giving them office that is another
story.
They do not stop with their protest
but support it with the calling OF hard
names. For example, they accuse the
fusion Democrats with being selfish
and deuounce the Populist leaders as
Anarchists, The fight at least serves to
show the Populists what the real De-
mocracy OF Kansas thinks OF them, and
it is not a pretty think as it stands,
The result, no matter how the offices
may bo bestowed, is likely to play hob
with the fusion movement, without
which there is little prospect of holding
down the Republican party in Kansas.
---a
THE Naronic, with all on board, is
gone, The Imagination may do some.
thing towards filling in the tragic de-
tails of the effort to keep tho sinking
ship atloat and OF the unfortunate
human beings to save tEeIr lives in the
open boats.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NAT ANTED-COOK AND NURSE
w who can do chamberwork Hipbal
wages paid. Sisters prdierrod, Addf1ss 3Igs'
CAsPARlS, Marble Gin, Fmnklln Co, u. MID
LroR RRNT-N0. l407 CHAPLIyF
IL street. three,s'ory brick dwelling. clgt,
rooms bath room md laundry, Possession VI
l. RlNEHAR q TATUM, Cily BalR DulIlIp,
F.#H"
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
2iteratur.

"atoet 5attis. % 3aarebus" er
Napnet paa en- npli9 uotommet BOG. Sen
er ltreoeu al Ell CANNED banIf Mano, Star
TIM Semen, o9 ~fortGier ct @iinit af bans
YIN. St FIAT forteIis meooele Suobp!oet.
Neptrpft al i'm Sgro % bjemig9t at lprbiIte
Sor0er, bleo bans Sino Ion iprItemt, al ban
%onttrent bar uoe al StaHo til at arbeioe.
Va ban laa ieIo bIeu ips, matte bet Gfeut.
lt9e ta8e fig at BAN. San bleo ferTt Ienot
poa 6att'9bliet % ~ienere paa Staten ISIS
conlm StHosip9cauitaIt, paa botIfet Iioite
Steo ban blep bolot i II Waaneoer. TIMBER
belle 1T Spbolo Der bar ban fuloItnnoio /
geItooeIie al fin Joritano Gporpaa 8o9eu
9'per mango Sepjier), o9 ban fprt9uer en-
bel Gel ON ben Waabe, &atienterne bleu
bebanoleoe paa.
SenIi9ten neb at ubgipe bcune goa, er
ttloels oenae: mnIigois at fremtaIoe en- 8es
pGgelie, iaa at Der bannes Missioner til at
bels9e DC, Der iiooe / 5GngTler % 9aare.
buie. Soriatteren paaltaar, at Der / 3uare.
buiene fiuoes mango Menneiter, iom er abe.
Les rormole, men al en- sler aroeu @ruuo
blipe bpIot Der auiseoel; mango Of oisie
oiIoe maalfe oso 2anneIieu al iaaoaune
missioner tunoe bieipe8 no.
Gn anoen Seniist meb Gorfatterens 10.
stoelie al 8p8en er osIau, at itaIfe iig ell
9not99t oerpeo. San er MI Ell gammsl
Mfanb % i,te / Stano til at uoigre baarot
Grbeioe. aunoe ban faa lol9t De fleIte al
fine gD8er, baaber ban at funne jamie fla en-
file Gum til Sigtte paa fine gamIe Sage.
St itiIbe pnitc, at be, Der bar Gpnr og Billie,
ri! rattc en- glGIpsuoe Saano.
So8en tciter beftet 80 Gents 0uob. rs
GtS.l portpfrit %tiIieuot, os fan faces peo at
ti!itrioc; Wtartiu Senieu, 1885 6. 5rautlin
Gue., minneapolis, Ninu. 9. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

o'oie, al De mao gigre. bpao aisrss Tan, for
~ 'aa inolsri en- teore Sroaius ben Sen.
Ftaoe; tbi elers oil ReutgteosRolen Iiot
'I'et i'ot 'omEre til at saa ttlarunbs.
2et man oa oil ina iiteoet, bet blir Ssu.
0d9'l'olen, % ida COB iom ben .uers tan
o9re lom NeoblGip. iaa or ben boa lanai
lFo laa SOB eaer at ben geitafeubeo, at ben
IAN lp'of Neni8heosfolens 9iaos. 9st
8lfloer oerlor on at urone Reuiabeos.
ro.en lao, at ben lille icrlpinoer, men Ian
oI'oe oeltaaenoe ibtaHot os, % bet oisr man
pIa''of aHoet p8iaa o.rpeo, at man iuoen
@'en'gBeosrHe t~noiprer en- iaaoou Sronino
lof' oeH, Der nu er iuoigrt ,galtor 6, gR.
0'efES Menigheoer. Get ital bem9rtes, at
Saltor gisrn ieIp bar toset fla m.aet Of
oenne Sag. EnIfelist Rulbe bet bore. ON
aae TrGitsr tnoeu ben ncrft.ameri,onl,e
laiberl'r airie ptloe slsre bet iamme, oa
Ioloier leg ltte ON, at 8sIisionsItpleu mart
oIloc pIuoe ct iaIiere Spofalte; mel bet lial
lt9ss, % flses bgit osiaa, at / bette gtpite
bar mango al bore 9rriter 0iort mauae
9anSe mtuore, eno De iiplse beres etiuina
onroe babe slort nceet iOm piit bar fat
mere END en- 9arer / Gorunorins.
Ter sr M Here 2arer.S eminarier inpen
Den norif.ameri'auIie lutbsri,e arr,e, jom
nocanner 29rere for &eIisionsItcIeu o. bet
r1eo lite iaa Iioen Betoitn ns fra be Gam.
faro, Der itptter benz; men itaI arieu faa
no9st Teoerlas iejen, iaa iaar man s~,rfelia
o9laa inoen Renisbeoerns forisse paa at
oroHe e9rsrpoiterne noset anoerlebes, enO
'ort Dc ofte M i be iIeite Rsnisbeber sr
oroneoe; tbt saers piL bet iamme tomme til
Of sleHtase fig iom iaa ofte til air,eus
S'aoe btOttI bar sjentasst fig iblanot os,
nentl's ben, at 2Grereu iorlaOer fin stiuino
o9 saar ooer i en- anoen 2ipsfinins; men
Slrten bore tient meo oet?-
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

eeminariim, % ben unosu al Sosn Turner.
GU an'er''aner. Stolerne .r aoo, beipots
An DC lHae gprn, iom be,paer esuoaos.
lt0lsu, bore bisie 9inier:
Spu9 Ou iun, Barn / s,olel
SpnG. mems ou bismme aaar;
Sro ielu bar Dig Sanscn atost
III Srpif iOr bin unse sirL.
Zen fpl8e ota gleunem qip.t
Sra NaOrsen til iIOis aualOl
@n, meosns ies lar croet, bill lea Oofoo
faa soo til at frembGre min "a gcuners
hleriellse Got til Gorbiprs Sic for be far.
oeles oelltrepne GrtitIer, Der lib e,ter oroen
par ltaaet -Toiten". Gisie grtttler laies
meo ltor Snterssie al mango 5uIiuoe gbou.
nsnfer % andre. iom "9pnen" befpoer.
,laroelesbeo 2eIemariiuaerne. Ga bet bqr.
Der oite, at DC gaar mango Ril for a. Iqie
olsle Srepe al Sorbiprs, Der altib bar upoet
9pl ira 2elemarten. Splo bare saa. Som
Oh bar be9pnot, 9orbiurs! Saabey, ri ON
llte ret lGrtSe osfaa faar bsre fra ban 9obn.
Sah ''r'oer Del paa en- 5crt9nins MI ieieu.
ton jeg tGnte?
en lp'fell9 6remiio gnItes glabet. bpor.
paa ]es tesner mig 9eres meo gatelie
aIfreb SUmunoien.