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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23
A HIGH OLD Time.
Such Was the Meeting of the Trustees
of the Mud Geyser on Tuesday
Evening of Last Week.
Hilger, Swope and Barnes Leave the
Wreck---The Latter Gives His
Stock Away.

We have it from reliable sources
that there was a spirited and some
what acrimonious meeting of the trus-
tees of the Mud Geyser company on
Tuesday evening of last week, which
in Hilger, Swope and Barnes
Withdrawing from the disreputable
To get at the facts it is necessary to
go back some months. 1t seems that
when Mr.. Hilger, tired of his "white |
elephant" disposed of the plant to a
stock company last March, he was
compelled to take notes in payment,
the cash received not exceeding $3.50.
Some OF these notes were due and the
parties had made no effort to meet
them. This delinquency was not con-
ducive to peace of mind and Mr.. Hilger
secured a meeting of the trustees to
get a ''show down." In addition to
this failure of the stockholders to
meet their obligations, was the dirty
manner in which the paper had been
conducted and which has caused the
gentlemen named to dispose of their
interests. Afterconsiderable pressure
and figuring Messrs. Hilger and Swope
disposed of their stock to Deaton and
Johns on a joint note, while John P.
Barnes, after realizing a quarter of a
million on his hundred dollars worth
of stock, voluntarily and magnani-
mously gave it to Johns, and can now
eat his thanksgiving turkey in COM
parative peace of mind.
We have it pretty straight that an
investigation OF the books showed the
liabilities OF the company to be in the
neighborhood of $500.
So far as we can learn the stock
holders of the company as now COM
posed are: w. ID. Deaton, T. Johns,
Henry Brooks, Orlando Sawyer, John
Gilkerson, VIM. McGinness and Il. R.
Carson.
1t is highly creditable to Messrs.
Hilger, Swope and Barnes, gentlemen
who have always stood well among
the citizens of this county, that they
have withdrawn from the company.
1t has been known for some time that
they did not favor the retention Of
the cannibal as editor of the paper
and only awaited an opportunity to
sever their connection.
Sheriff Deaton is alone responsible
for the turn taken in the control oil
the paper, as he stood in with the
cannibal (either voluntarily IT by
force) in every proposition. Yet with
characteristic duplicity henow asserts
that he has given his stock to Johns
in order to avoid the responsibility
for the tone of the paper and to court
the good will of decent citizens
Throughout the deal he has shown
himself a weak and vacillating tool in
the hands OF an INSCRIPTIONS and de
signing brute.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

There was a well attended meeting
of the executive committee of the Free
Coinage association at Butte on Wednes-
day of last week. A letter was read
from General Warner Of the Bimetallic
League urging a continuance of the
fight for silver and strong resolutions
presented by a committee composed
of Martin Maginnis and Geo. W. Irwin
taken to raise funds with which to
continue the struggle for the white
metal
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

Uvv, UvU; In 10 years, s44o, U vVO; III
25 years, s941, DOC. 600; in so years,
So, 900, 600, 900.
But 5 per cent is only a conven-
tional trife in the face of the figures
of profit on the great Vanderbilt
roads. And as the Vanderbilts, along
with the Astors, have adopted a poll
cy in bequeathing property, which
amounts in practice to English
primogeniture, it is by NJ means inn
probable that they may bring forth
a Millionaire before the dawn of the
twentieth century.
These are facts which may well set
all classes of men interested i'll the
general welfare to thinking. The IA
bled wealth of the Caesars was paltry
beside the prospective mountains
whose broadening shadows hang over
millions of honest toilers struggling
for a decent competence.-Mlnneapo-
lis Tribune.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23
Northern Pacific Committees.

The three most important commit
ices appointed by the Northern Pa
cific directorate under the new man.
agement are as follows:
Executive Committee-Robert Har-
ris, chairman; j. Horace Harding, w.
L. Bull, Wilbur F. Sanders, Donald
Mackay.
Financial Committee-August Bel
mont, chairman; Charles T.. Barney,
Marcellus Hartley, August Ritten,
Winthrop Smith.
Land Committee-Robert Harris,
chairman; Charles T. Barney, j.. Hor-
ace Harding.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23
rurufnw the Table,.

A sweet faced maiden lady who
still has hopes sat beside a bright lit
tie fellow in an elevated car the other
afternoon making friendly overtures
to his pleased parents by compliment
ing the boy on his accomplishments.
She had asked him a good many
questions about almost everything
she could think of as they speeded
toward Harlem. To these the little
chap had replied with frank serious
ness peculiar to children.
80 you are going to the park this
afternoon7 Do you love the parkf"
"Oh, yes" he replied, then added
after a pause, but papa don't like
it"
"No7 And why don't he like it7"
"y-I-papa says it bores him, and
he don't like it."
People in the vicinity smiled at the
fathers expense, and the maiden lady
appeared to be greatly amused. The
child saw this and followed it up.
Papa didn't want to come, but
mamma said"-
Hit LlaiIllA1 cdpu h1o Sue -
by a vigorous shake from that indi-
vidual. who had all along regarded
the strange lady with d~isapproval
and ROW frowned. The passengers
looked disappointed. The maiden
lady looked a trifie malicious.
How old are youf" she finally in
quired, with her sweetest smile.
I'm 5. How old r yous"
Mamma smiled this time, and the
gentlemen opposite elevated their
newspapers to conceal their agita-
ton The maiden lady gazed out OF
the window thoughtfully. Maybe
she was trying to figure it up. But
she didn't answer the child's ques
tion--New York Herald
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

Physicians generally fail to r~ecogniTa
the Importance of this fact. bat treat :
organ itself instead of the cause OF he trUIbs
The noted specialist, Franklin Miles, 4- H..
IL. b., mas given the greater part OF his lire
to the study OF this subject, and the Tr'n IL q
discoveries concerning IT are due tOhi e., rs
DIR. Miles Resfora live NerNiUe, The ugI.-
vailed brain and nervt food. l. y. ena rel oa a.
principle that all nervous and many O hrI
difficulties originate from Disorders O. .ls
nerve centers. Its wonderful sg ces &c lrinr
these disorders Is testified TO by thousand IN
every part of the land.
Restorative Neryine cures slecplessncss.
nervous prostration. dizziness, hys.eria. $50
ual debility. 81. Nltus dance. epilepsy, etc 4.
Is free from opiates or dangerous drIgs. J.
is sold on "a positive guarantee bY al drag
gists. or sent direct by the DR.. Miles Ne IA
Co. Elkhart, Ind. on receipt Of prl"c- - ia
bottle, six bottIeF Tor -, express prepaid.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

THE BEST PLAsrER.-Dampen a piece Of
flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bind it on over the seat,of pain. 1t is bet
ter than any plaster. When the lungs are
sore suce an application on the chest and
another on the back. between the shoulder
blades. will often prevent pneumonia.
There is nothing SO good for a lame back
or a pain in the side. A sore throat can
nearly always be cured in ONT night by APP
plying a flannel bandage dampened with
Pain Balm. Fifty cent bottles for sale by
all druggists.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

Governor Richards has received an
official communication from the Mid
winter Fair management inviting the
state to participate. No money can be
appropriated by the state and if any
thing is done the expense must be met
by private subscriptions. Montana's
experience with the Worlds Fair was
not such as to set people afre with en-
thusiasm for the Midwinter Exposition
and it is hardly probable the state will
exert itself in securing an exhibit.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23
District Court.

T. A. Sloan-vs. John Clancy. damage:
demurrer OF defendant overruled by agree
ment. defendant given until December lst
to answer and plaintiff given until Decem-
Der 18th to reply.
Dennis Riordan VS.. Robt. Valentine,
damages; demurrer OF defendant overruled
by agreement and reply OF plaintiff filed.
on note: Default entered and judgment
rendered.
NJ. W. Sullivan VS.. Joseph Mason, fore
closure de :ree signed.
p. i. Moule VS.. Ora d. Annis, damages;
trial by jury and verdict for plaintiff rer-
dered in sum OF S111.45.
]. NJ. Campbell vs.. A. n. and Ella b. Sif-
ton. foreclosure; defaul entered and de-
cree issued.
w. w. Dewitt Va. l.. ID. Smith, debt: B.
w. Poole, as assignee of W. w. Dewitt,
substituted as plaintin.
Robt. Valentine VS.. Dennis Riordap.
damages; demurrer ofdefendant sustained,
plaintiff given thirty days to file amended
complaint and defendant given thirty days
thereafter to answer.
X. Won lobe vs.. Democrat Publishing
Co. libel; emurre overruled and defen-
dant given thirty days to answer.
E. A. Huson vs. Elizabeth Husou. di.
vorce; default entered and decree issued.
State vs.. Lily Matthews, burglary; plead
guilty and sentenced to one years impris
onment, term to date from September s
1898.
State vs. T.. j. Johns, mayhem, trial h,
jury and defendant acquitted.
State vs.. Jesse P. Davis alias Walls
Field, conspiracy; continued for term oil
d~efendant's request.
State va. Catherine Moore; four children
placed in care OF VIM. Medigar as super
visor OF poor farm and defendant fine,
500 for contempt OF court.
Estate OF Martin Trepp; Anna Trepp az
pointed guardian.
Estate Of Patrick Riley; final accoun
and distribution granted.
Estate OF Frank Nelson; decree OF settls
ment of account and final settlement a
lowed.
Estate OF Francis Janeaux; order cor
frming sale of real estate to D.. J.. Kan
granted.
e. A. Huson. R. G.. Jackson and Cyru
Stiles appointed jury commissioners.
John Braiden, Patrick F. Duffy and Ere
A. Bell were admitted to citizenship.
Court adjourned until third Monday i
March. 1894.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

Mr.. Moore, the postmaster at Bradshaw
Va, after reading an advertisement OF
Cha mberlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy, concluded to try a small bottle OF
it. He says: II used it in two cases for
collie and three for diarrhea with perfect
satisfaction. ] have handles and used a
great deal OF patent medicine but never
tried any that gave as good results as this
For sale by all druggists.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23


vitality necessary 10 III
sure their nealt d 1hs
pneumogaStFic nerve, L.
shown here, msy b. said
TO be tiiS mus. Important
OF the eItlge n-r:c sys-
TEN. as it supplies the
heart. lungs. stomach,
bowel=. etc, with the
nerve flrre necessary TO
keep them active and
healthy. As will he seen
by the cutIhe long nerve
descending from IA q
base of the brain and
terminating in the bow
els IS the pneuInogastrlc,
while the numerous lit.
We branches supply the
neart, lungs and ston-
ach with necessary VI
t1iity. When the brain
becomes in any way dis
ordered by irritabIiity
or exhaustion. the nerve
force which IL supplies
i iessened. and the or
gaus receiving the di-
minished supply are con-
seuuently weakened.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23
If Congressman Hartman's views ar,

If Congressman Hartman's views are
correct there will be no federal APP
pointments made in Montana for some
time, and when they are outside men
are likely to be selected. This is not
very encouraging to the Democracy Of
this stnte, which could be most sub.
stantially braced up by a few good
Judicious appointments at this juno
ture.-Bozeman Chronicle.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

The River Press says: "The big
vote in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
and Ohio is due to the fact that since
the mills and factories closed down the
laborers had nothing to do but vote"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23
The Human Electrical FGrCeH =
How They Control the Organs
of the Booy.

The electrical force Of the hu- So p
the nerve fluid may b. 1 rn d, fi ~ 4 .
cially attractive deplrt-acat - s--- Y--. r-l
exerts so marked an lrfUc-ce on -
of the organs OF tine uJ4s- A. W To-
produced by the brain aui COS ..-
means OF the nerves TO Ihe NLriDu- ct -tt"-I
the Indy -nlpnlNiIL HE l..L.- N.---
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

A number of Democratic politicians
and newspapers have come out strongly
against Clevelsnd's attitude toward
Hawaii. The New York Sun leads the
van.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

Dun's Review of November 11th
says: THE failures for the past week
in the United States have been 361
against 210 for the same week last
year." Another evidence of Demo-
cratic prosperity.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

Well, the Vigilant defeated the VAL
kyrie and Mckinley walluped Neal.
Now it only remains for Corbett to do
up Mitchell to complete the rou Of
the Britishers.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

Buckingham's Dye for the wbiskers is
the best, handiest, safest, surest, cleanest,
most economical and satisfactory dye ever
invented. 1t is the gentlemen 8 favorite.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

Gov. Altgeld says there is not AN
anarchist in the state of Illinois. How
about the chief executive of the state?
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23
AN AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE.
Possibility That Is Even n Probability II
the Not Distant Future.

Possibility That Is Even n Probability In
the Not Distant Future.
More than 10 years ago John Swim
ton made the somewhat notable
prophecy, 1.-The nineteenth century
will witness an American billion
aire." At that time the richest man
in the nation was credited with be-
ing worth $50, 900, 600 in hard cash.
When young William H. Vanderbilt
died he was said to be the prospective
heir to s11O, 600, 900.
There have been some interesting
computations of the prospective
wealth of this great family, allowing
its investments to continue as sub
stantial as they now are, and substl-
tute for the enormous revenues now
returned from its great railway prop
critics at the modest rate of 5 per
cent. Two years ago the wealth OF
the Vanderbilt family was thus sum-
married.:
William K. Vanderbilt ............. 10000
Frederick W. Vanderbilt. .......... l6,Oo.O0
George w. Vanderbilt. ..--....-.... l3,uOO.O0
Mrs. Elliott f. Shepard.....-..--... G.UO.0OO
| Mrs. w. D.. Sloane l2,O00,000
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombley.... 100000
Mrs. w. Seward Webb ........ l2,OO0,0O
That this wealth has since grown
to be $500, 600, 900 is stating it very
conservatively. The estimated in
come is SIS, 600, 600. At current rates
of interest this fortune, if kept in
tact, will in % years have grown to
be nearly 81, OOo, OoO, 900. The enor-
nous pile of money comprised in
81, 900, 900, 900 is hardly to be realized
by most people. What a figure a
Millionaire would be may perhaps be
best understood by saying that such
a man. if his wealth were all oncen
trated in Minneapolis, would hold a
| clear title to the whole of the Twin
Cities and all their suburbs-meaning
all the lands and buildings as they
stand, and a considerable portion of
the state besides.
1t is therefore by no means GER
tain that John Swinton's prophecy
will not materialize before the CEN
fury closes. The interest on the Van
derbilt wealth, at 5 per cent. would
! make il ct the end of 8 years $340.-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23

PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
John N. vR00MAh. Editor q Proprietor.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-23
Eerpra County argus.
FFIc1AL PAPER OF FERGUS COUNTY.

EwIsTowN. THURSDAY. Nov. 20, 'ss.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

@utter oa TiQer ipm aiacntsr u Art BGpr
men Ri9rlipheess eutr pitchers 10 Si6. II &uUntort
10 cts. Is eoupclutsr, % art papir 8aUu ogaorcsie
. 9ts, Qrguer o. Eihe NJ, NJ, for 10 cts. AIT portos
trt t%iIienot. Abr 6. u. SGther, TraipSr y.
y ulInan, ri. 9tpuu Decorate Soften. 4n.19.2.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
Gu 6raftprpne.

Gn iorunoerIi9 S~raitprcpe farot for'
nplis Steo paa Ell 5orlpiteliesanItalt
g2ien. Gn ameritanIt Itrpbat paooebe
en- betpoelig Gum meo en- Gtblet / Bien,
at ban ife tunce ubboloe, at en- 2iter
8aro ialot paa bans Saano, Sraabe,
for 3rnabe, ira Ell SBioe al fun tire
SOB. NtbIeten bapoe en- p9loi9 Saanb,
% enbper Siliteoep9renbe troeoe, at
Nmeritaneren MATTE tabe lit T9obes
maal. ga Der imiolertib uar falot 300
0raaber, blep 9ltbletens aniigt rsot,
% bet iaa no til, at ban feb tore Smers
ter. @eo ben fire Sunoreoe os tppenbe
3raabe gap ban up, ioet ban iasoe, bet
bar umulist at uoboloe Smerten lan'
sere. Saanoflaben bar %ppiuulmet os
ppbpuuet, % paa ct Steo bar Suoen
saaet it'll % fremuiite bet blooise ajsb.
Sun Ell liben Del at 2itren bar gaaet
meb til at banne be 42O 9raaber.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
Wacuter pujfcS

ior ole Sla9s al De beoite, illuitrsreoe Cub
ltrtptiols'Sg9er % 6amiltesGtblcr / ale
Sprog lanlt Nlbums. Sn9en anpttal TIL
trRnges. Sc, lom pniter oct, fan orore 3d.
ger fra os o9 betaIe ior Dem eitrr llolepere.s
ieu. SfriO til p5 eiter SdtaIpg, GirfuIprer
eUer Erppebp9cr, ieIu ON Sc fin fan beuptte
Ceres Tcrie % Iercs 5riitunoer til &rbet'
Oct. 81 fan 9ipe Sem De beoite &iltaar.
Nteaen 3ib % Gcu9e ipares peo at urore
8eger fra os. Spectelle 3tlbup. 900 Sor.
9GS huao EFT al pore N9etter
itrlper. Sra 9icp. 8. u. Cltbn Heoaltpr al
"8tnamis iiunGren".
"Faribault, MINI, July I2th 1894.
Scandal Book Co, Minneapolis, Minn.
Dear SiTs: You mention an agent who sold 2S books
one day. sold all the 20 Pilgrims Progress that |
last ordered IN one day, July 4th. 1t is the best book
next TO the Bible"
Sois 3e bar allereoe mO0ta9et bore 1ors
retnlugs.&prt cller G%iriulGrer, ina leno p5
% Gents til Gprto o. 3uopdfntug % uRUu
botlten 8po, Sc puitcr at lrlQc, o. ot Uil
icnoe Gem Irtt Ell H5rgUUtug % SU1tTuttious-
bauoe paa uorlt % cnBeIlt laut iulot
N%QcntloitDr. ScoHold Boot 60, Century
Blog, Niuueopo.iS. Mtiuu. 1914
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
s CT item Stiaina.

gn beflenbt g%incinnatiboer ~iortalte
npli9 fgl8enbe SiltOrie til New York
Sun:
"Teo Ell 2eiligbeo bapbe en- Ben al
MIG p9ret paa Gansel buer Scat i Ell
to Tigers 9io euer mere. San paslebe
nosenlunoe lin 5Orretnins ON 0asen,
men naar Iiteneu Tom, bar bet aalt
isjen. @n Morsen paasnebe ban nleo
ct tpft Sopeb, balpt aitlabt os liegenoe
paa tpars oper Sen9en. Naar ban bar
9aaet til Senss eler bporlebes, erin.
oreoe ban lite. s 8arelIet bar Der Ell
Stanf al opoent 81, Sin % 3pbaf, %
SLATER % gisaraite lua iprebt runot
ON. Wteo flor anltrenselie Tom ban
paa Benene, pg for ct gieblif bar hans
Sopeb, iom bet itulbe ialoe al % brittle
| 3ulinoer al Stpffer. San faitebe
glitfet runot / SRreliet. ga bet ialot
paa 6uoenoen al Sensen, msote bet en-
basli9, grlnenoe @betat, iom lab paa
Sel9noeret. Der bar iuaen @runb.
bporfor en- &betat Tube iiobe Der, men
aaiseuel iao ben Der us srineoe. San
'a9ttog ben nafbruot, mebens ban liitebe
fig ben til ct Sorb, bpur Der laa en- IA.
bet Heupluer. San bar i en- temmel,o
patlenoe 3illtano, men ban bapbe @reb
not I'll at boloe 8eoolueren, % meo en-
pluoielis Ssuaselie fit ban ben rettet
paa Nben. San bar en- opo Stntte.
men abefattcn blinteoe life enaano meb
Slnene. Zen lab Der iimpcltbcn, bin.
tenoe % 9rlnenoe. Mtin Sen bolot Iis
ltolen neO mob Den iOr ct upt Stub.
"Nu", ia9Oe ban i en- ansItelie Gone,
'Dols Oh er en- p~lrtelie abetat, er bu /
Ell Hem 2ilitauo" - iaa tauo bon .,
S'ebIlt = men buis ou life er bet.-
pepblsp han, "iaa er bet mia, Der err
en- ilem 9ilitauo.~
"San OunOreoe al, Os Der git ii 2use,
1ar ban oar Jig ielu isjen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13

Waf ucri al at S.d84 fgrST1
~$~N"S~ eitrr &duo, SIs, Gle. Sgabtl!ofsj
@rglte1rduntrl Gumputua. lHeo &m2 ela slf1
Eanlptleoler o. D. 9tt oil beta,t lg '0r og Il. 5j
20 Gents for en @Icuclopeotu mco 1900 SaltoT, lld
American Well Works, AurorI, "a. 9~5talaj-I
Dallas, 1eras; Suouep, " Q, ". 2lslL
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
6aabenoe % ltolenoe paa at oisi

6aabenoe % itolenoe paa at oisie
mine Sinier oil tunne pere Ell eller an.
ben til %eileonins tiaaoer jes mig at
beoe ON Ylaos for ielsenoe 9inier. Z
oper 80 aar bar ies liot al constipation
os Ipm 5pl9e beraf bar min Selbreo
u4ret me9et oaarlis, % ouer 30 glar
bar is9 oesuoen uaret plaset al Semprs
rboioer (piles), men ueo grugen al
Ieters kuriko for pmtrent fire
Nar iioen blep belle NIT SoItem iorbe.
bret, Nfiorinsen reselm1siis, soo Mao.
lpit % goo Sgpu. Semorrboioerne iors
LOB mig aloeIes % ct iulo lt9nois iprs
.iuunoet. 0tin 0uitru iom bar paret
meset pIaset al Gbeumatism bar osiaa
iaaet 9iuorina oeo Kuriko. 9qe be
ium bar brugt Kuriko % iom life bar
tunuet siue jim Spsoom noset Raun,
men trn iast at be iplts Jig iuase %
matte % aifreiteoe cs beianct Jig iloe
bar iagt mig at Kuriko bar biulpet
benz pper aft. 9GrbpoisIt
s. Irntiun,
l549 Tacoma Ipe, 1acomr, Waib.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
fcIf ineo Sctnneroer.

gi par fire, ipm bnooe ilaaet Selr lor
Ratteu Deb @unniion Glpen BET pslt'
lise Colorado. s lang Sio bapoe oi
ior9iapes isst eiter Cub % bar oerfor
noset mismobtge, men pl beitrabte os
for at boloe Sumpret cppe oeo at lpr'
tRle Siltorier, meoens pi laa omtr'n9
2eirilben os rggte. Ylubieli9 bleU 81
imiblertio itr9mte Of en- beipnosrll9
bpislenoe Sub, iom enbuer al os tienote.
Scr er en- alapperilanse | Narbe'
benl" raabte Seffries, ibet ban iprans
op. Tag Ser iast!1
8i Tom ale op ! en- 5art, meo unos
taselle af Bolton, iom laa fuloitanois
rolis paa &pssen % meo Satosrne
unber SOuebet; bans 8ribtpibe bar
ialbt BAN ub al Munoen.
"7ps!" bpiitebe ban. "Jor Sint'
lens Stplo par itiie! Slansen er
~fraulet IND / min Sborte!"
8i pibite, buab bet betsb, cg pi blep
sieblitfelis title. Seq fslte EN- auloe'
~spsnins al 8aoiel lsbe neb ao min
Rps, ibet ies tenfte paa bet giftise
arpb, iUm MI laa peb Bottoms 8rplt,
/ bpiltet bet bpert Gieblit funoe plante
fine hsbbrinsenbe 9anoer. Oct slim'
tenbe 8aal taiteoe ~fantaitiife Stps9er
paa Sulens forte Bas os glpen mum.
leoe triit % iDrgelis. 8orte | Mprfet
ltres en- EN- om llsle.
Stfe Ell Wuitel / Bottoms 2esenle
b~epageoe fig, % bet ipntes, at ban
bapoe ppbsrt at aanoe. Den enelte
geoaselie, Der bar ipnli9 paa bans
Eerion, bar ioraariaset peo Slau9eu,
iom trapleoe unber bans StiOrte. Si
FAB Der forltenebe % bialpelpie, uoe al
Stanb til at gjere bet minoite til at
bj9lpe por 8amerat. Otter nO9en 3ios
6orlsb itat &lap~peri langen lit grimnte
6Opeb no gjennem Grpitaabniusen paa
Bottoms Sfiorte % baoeoe bet ODER
ben ubepPgeli9e Wtanos Nniigt. St
tunoe ie Slanger8 tlDiteoe 2urge itifte
uo p9 oens Zine 9ltnie, meoen5 oens
Spoeo ~bep9geoe zig fra ben enc SIDE til
ben anoen. Staoig fprbleu Bolton
~ubeo4gellg, bel pIoeroe, at ben minolte
8eeegelie ira bans Sioe piloe aigDre
bans Stiabne. 8i tunoe ie, ban BAR
bpto iOm ct Sig. Sim Nepans, ben
beoite YiitplitDtter blanbt p8, trat fin
&euulper frem, ioet ban bolot paa Gfz
trGfferen, meoens ban ip9note Saueu,
iaa at ben life flitteOe. Slan9en8 SOs
peo bar neppe 6 CONNER fra 8pltpus
Zine, pg bet iaa no, iom ben 9iiti9e
Sfabniu9 tunoe iatoe paa at bibe, bpao
Gleblit bet ifuloe pRre.
"Stal ies itpoe, 8abe?" ipurste Nes
pans ia9te.
"Sfgo!" bar bet eneIte Orb Bolton
Dtreoe.
Gen ipGnote GeOoluer bleo langiomt
baoet, % boer Wano bplot fit Nanocs
bret. analoet lpb, og &uglen req
Slan9ens 9Ooco ira bens arop. 2ige.
Iom ct 2pn uar 0ape 8olton oppe, rep
ben bppeolsie Slan9e frem fra 8rpItet
% IIpn8eoe Den ino i Sloen. Saa ianf
ban biGlpelps iummen, neIten beiuis
met, meoenS itore Speooraaber Iprauo
irem paa bans gnIigt. Men ban bapoe
pllt, ban bauoe 9ooe Neroer. I
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-13
Giptfencts Mnlterier.

NIV1lTHrIp WUItrler. NeItaura,
loren: "SoOr Oite itul iss bebuue at
ilse big, at Sn ltal sismme uel aur.
tsne al be optratns ginnafer? om
aas 'aiteOe benz bort, ium 2u siOr, buoo
ltuloe 81 Sa tOse bore giuiupper pao %