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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
THE Sun. SUNDAY, APRIL 18 1923,

plain plainly It's issuance. Mr.. Dupoo had
been irritsted by the boasts Of Brooklyn
men regarding their alleged ability 70 wear
white shirts longer than other citizens
and no stands up for Hoboken with conn.,
dence that he can. 90 to speak. take the
starch out OF the B~rooklynites In an accom-
plishment Of their special cultivation. AZ
we wish the best man to win. we wnrn
prospective opponents OF Mr.. DUDco
that he speaks Of o "starched" shirt.
not a white shirt. Under such a
condition there Is apparently nothing
to prevent Mr.. DUpco putting on a lark
gray flannel shirt. while his opponent
might. in the innocence OF his sincerity. ap-
pear In n white cotton shirt with linen
bosom. Again. Mr.. DUDco neglects to state
In the challenge whether tho contestants
are to shovel coal during their rivalry or
remain in glass cases.
1t Is evident that Mr.. DUDco does not
expect competition In Hoboken. since.
IL he considers himself superior to tho
Brooklyn men In their vauntod gifts. no
must have vanquished all aspirants In the
town which he represents. 1t Is to be
hoped that the Brooklynites will cndeavor
to make good their boasts. and that the
existing uncertainty as to where rightfully
lies the championship may vanish forever.
MIR. d challenge opens q new Held
OF contest. Some ambitious young man
will soon wager that he can wear trousers
longer without bagging ut the knees"
waltz longer without willing his collar"
walk farther and get less dust on his
shoes" or. In short, offer Q to 4 that he car
beat tho world easily In every accomplish
ment Of . dude and gentleman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

hace prcjudices must not be fostered in
this country. We regret to say that they ars
fostered by the Je,rish Progress. 1t does not
believe that our Jewish follow citizens should
mingle In tho society Of people OF other races.
1t grows humorous In treating OF the subject,
ind 1t mixes VI the names OF members OF
other races In Order to show what It thinks
would be the result ofan attempt to bridge
the bloody ohasm.' We must conGense AN
illustration which it gives in a leading article:
When men and women form friendships and asso.
Citations without regard to re iGion. there will be item,
OF social news OF the following kind: An Interesting
social event took piice on Friday evening a. The resi-.
denco Of MICHAEL MuLcAmr, ESQ which adjo,ns tho
Jewish synagosue. aud which had been decorated by
CHAN GALoorsEY and Miss CELEsrisE MARcAux. Amony
those present were Mesdames scHyIrzr. SMITH. Raw.
OIL. picErRrooSrz. BoIJsrS. csnAuGnskssr. KsosLocH,
fI1JAhEs. CoHS. CARnKScIrA. PL0rrERroLsKI, Lryy. 10.
Among the gent emsn were noted Asou Tss ApAx
CHEW Lung. hsssrs. iBnrRKoIKEL. JOKES TAnALs. Flo
hErri. AiLLoGLAv. HKoisEGARAEl. BLoosISGpALE. RosIS.
son. AAcHoyiKi, BRowS. All LEE. and Others. Thus
would the bloody chasm BE- bridEed, and dis,inctively
jewish social news soon be RELOCATED 10 sweet OBJ
livion."
Progress that this sort Of thing Is In bad taste.
Inn olitic, unwlse. and un-American. II is not
desirable that the people Of the various races
In this country should stand s!oof from
each othcr. or should refuse to come together
In social intercourse. or should be prejudiced
against one another. We do not see why Mr..
MICHAEL MuIcAHy must be prevented from
inviting to his residence. next to the synn.
gogue. such friends as tho BROWNS. COINS.
BLooMuNGDALEs, FIoarTrIs. LEvrs. Rop1NsoSs.
ScHNITzELs. MILLoGLAvs. and the others, oven
Al LEE. We are sure that 1t Is most undesirn-
BILE that barriers Of separation should
be raised b tween the races in American
society. or that the Jeoish Progress
should keep our Hebrew citizens isolated from
their fellow citizens of other races. The Jews
are IN important part OF the community. and
few Of them can be charged with giving offence
by boasting OF tho superiority OF their race.
Racial preiudices have wrought evil In many
countries Of Europe: we must not permit
them 10 grow UP In the United States.
We regret to say that the Es,rish Progress IA
not the only one OF our Jewish contem pora
that stands in neec OF a fuller knowledge OF
Amerlcanism. 1t Is not tho only one OF Them
that needs to be asked to pay proper respect
to the sanctities OF all the religions that exist
among VI. including the Christian religion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

To THE EpiIoR Or Tax Srs-Sir3 AZ the very moment
when the city Is preparing with pomp and ceremony
to welcome the descendant OF Columbia. wha, claims
to be the foremost arst"cratIc Assemblsgs In this fore
most city Of the New World. by an uniigntnsd. uncnlIed
Tor, and utterly Inc gu, anle ebnlli! on OF race prejudice
the world all that these tour hundred years. " nose com.
pietiUn wo are r"tehfating. stAnd fnr In tho Wanted
Hisior repeats i'ss.i. Four hundred yssrs ago his
same spAin. wHps- SON We proudly welcome issren mar
edicf. Hebrews rot wanted" That It should he Jeff
to the foremost "luh or te ctiy OF New YorA TO iprt
most benIghIed communities OF the midi. ages il an
unspeaea6le shame at tho close OF the nineteenth
caniuIY. K
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
DEL TIL RAIE DECLINES.
Little Decrease In tho Number Due TO Pneu-
monin md Kindred Ailments.

Little Decrease In tho Number Due TO Pneu-
monin md Kindred Ailments.
There has been q considerable decrease in
tho death rate. but II has not yet settled down
to tho average. Thore woro LODI deaths re.
ported during tho week. against 1.1s3 for tho
previous week and an average OF .03S .or tho
corresponding week for Ave years past. Tho
percentage was equal. Ia. 1921 to each 1.OUO
leas than that o! the previous week. the aver
age Tor tho cnr.esponding week calculated for
five years being Si,
There was little decline In tho deaths from
respiratory diseases. anil nn"uir onia did not
In | Tar hehind it, high record OF the pro, ious
week. There N"ro 2!'3 deaths from pncumo-
MIA. ~ we're cnhsrd Ivy bronchitis. and tho
deaths from rhiliisis numbered Ia. Tho
deaths IRON. grin r"arhcd 81. nm increase Of ~
There was also a slight increase In the deaths
from diIhtbcfil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
snooxLrxs waTrs SCANDAL
Il WIN F~tes.s,y 60 70 III. Court OF Appeals
for Efnnt Rrctsfor.

Mayor Body OF Brooklyn has determined. 10
possible. to solve the dIf1culties involving the
negotiations for the purchase OF the franchise
and property OF the Long Island Water Supply
Company and avoid the delay aud expense OF
the appointment Of a new Com m ission. Judge
Ftatts recent decision In favor Of the com pany
last Commission. be revived either by the
General Torn, OF tne supreme Court or ,hc
nrply to the Legislature for m amcndm ,nt to
the act OF 1892 permitting the city to appeal
rom Judge Pfatts decision;, A bill to this eff
and 1t is expected IL will be rushed through
without opposition. All tho parties TO tho
reYattons controversy favor this course. IT, In
snid. rs the most satisfactory way OF efectu-
ally dlsnosing OF tie auestion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

A mnn OF the name Of JosEpHs. said to
BIO the bard who penned tho immortal lines.
GROVER. GnovEn. four years more OF GnoyEr.'
wants q Consulship and ia evidently qualified.
Lot us build mp an export trade In poets 1t
VIII do them good to 20. and will cripple tho
ciub-ioot poetry manufacturing business
abroad and at home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

Friends OF Mr.. JOSEPH II. CBoATE rise to az
R,nIn that Mr. CH0AIE was simply poking fun ut Bis6np
Lo,Ikk IN ms remarks at the meeting OF tho Womans
Is nothing sacred to this libertine OF wit
and satirep He presumes with equal license
to assail our Irish fellow citizens and tho
Bishop OF New York. The next thing his reck.
less humor may be lifted up against the PresI.
dent himself!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
We learn from our eminent Mugwump

We learn from our eminent Mugwump
contemporary. the Springfield Republican. that
there is a bad outlook for anti silver legisla-
ton No doubt. at the present hour. this is q
correct diagnosis: but We remind our Massa-
chusetts contemp orary that Mr.. CLEVELAND
has not yot begun to deal with tho members OF
Congress whose votes will finally decide the
question. What persuasive and decisive
powers he u able to apply on such occasions.
may BIO understood from his success in carry
Ing through the confirmation OF Comptroller
EcKIEs against the settled purpose Of the SEN
ate and we need not DO surprised II the ferc-
est frec-silver Senators and Representatives
should DO enabled to see II now light under the
influence OF the Presidents arguments.
In his first term OF Office President CLEvE.
LAND was worry much OF n Mugwump: but In
his second he appears to have developed tho
genius Of q practical politician.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT CEsrURY MAGAZINE. 8.
UsIos SQUARE, NEw York, April q. lsO3 I

'NV ~ v u ", J
ToheH Hon. j. Stating Nprtp.
DEAR Sir: Your petitioner. Mark TWAIN. a poor farmer
OF connecticut nd I'D. III, poorest ono there IN the
opinion OF ~envy-dss!reia few choice aree Is of seed
corn tTaizej. AMI in return VIII zea' ously suprort the
Administration IN all ways no and Other wise.
To speak by tho card. | wa It these things to carry to
liAiy to an Eng iGi lady. She 10 a reighbor OF nine
outside OF Florence. and has u great garden and think
abe conld raise corn FOR her table IL she had tho
right ammunition, | myself feel a warm interest in
this enterpr Sc. both on patriotic grounds and because
! have a key to that garden. which / got made from a
wax Impression. Il Is not vcrJ COOL soil. sui I think
she can RAISE enough for one table and nm IN a posi-
tion TO select the table. II you are willing TO aid and
abet n ronnt.yman and Glider thinks you ure). please
lind tho s:znatur. n d address OF your Petitioner be.
low. Respectfully an Ltruly yours.
M,HK TWAIN. 81 Fifth avenue, New York.
r.S-A handful or choice tSouthcrn) watermelon
seeds would pleasantly add to that lad Us empIoynients
and give my tab c n corresponding rrt.
Secretary Morton complies with the request.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
The B!ackbaIlin= at the Union League

The B!ackballing at the Union League.
The blackballing Of Mr.. THEODORE SELIG-
MAN at the Union League Club on Thurs.
day evening reflects no discredlt whatever
upon him.. By the constitution OF that
club a candidate for membership must first
be recommended for admission by a COM
mittee. and then their report must be rati-
fed by his election by a two-thirds vote at a
general meeting Of the association. More
than one-third OF the vote on Thursday
evening was adverse to Mr.. SELIGMAN, and
therefore he was rejected.
Under such a system 1t is not difficult for
scliqus to secure the blackballing OF a can
didate. The attendance Mt tho business
meetings OF the club usually comprises
only q small fraction Of the membership.
At the Union League On Thursday evening
the meeting was twice as large rs usual,
owing to the concerted opposition to Mr..
6ELIGMAN. yet less than one-fourth Of the
1000 members on tho roll were present. The
leaders OF this opposition had only to skurry
about secretly among thoir friends and
eympathizers to drum up beforehand votes
enough to reject him: and as they needed
to get only one-third OF the comparatively
small vote which would be cast. it is not
surprising that they succeeded in their
still hunt.
or course, the sole ground OF the oppo-
ettion to Mr.. SELidMAN was that he Is a
Jew. though already four Jews are mem
Deis OF the club. and one OF them. Mr..
JESSE SELIGMAN. the father OF the caudi-
oate. was Tor several years one Of its Vice.
Presidents. Very naturally, the leaders OF
Che movement were hustling young chaps.
and It was easy for them to play anti
Semitic prejudice successfully against Mr..
6ELIGAAN. the moro especially AS there was
no counter movement co~rrespondingly
active among tho members OF broader and
Sairer minds. 1t may be assumed that the
plotters got out all OF the anti-Semitlc vote
Of tho club; ind as thisa amounted to only
166 out OF o total membership Of about
l.600. 1t Is not doubtful that Mr.. SELIGMAN
would have been elected II the votes OF even
one-haIf Of the members had been cast.
A chain is no stronger than its weakest
Ink. and q club Is no broader than its mar
rowess member. The smaller the men and
Me meaner, tho moro trouble they will take
TO make their own petty and contemplate
measure the gauge OF the breadth Of tho
association. This they can do. at least occa-
stonally. with comparative ease. for tho mon
Of consequence are occupied with larger
concerns. and are not on the lookout for the
little club trlumphs which stir the paltry
ambitions OF the others. The mass OF tho
members pay only casual attention to the
routine business OF the association: but
such details I'LL the shallow minds OF a
petty minority to their full capacity. Small
malice. too. may ave no difficulty In graft
tying itself when the magnanimity Of the
club is pot forewarned against it. II it
starts out to defeat the election OF a candi-
date In q club governed like the Union
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
1t Are /! 1t Are

To rnE Enron OF TTE sus-S'r' In to-day's suS's
article. CHAOS At ch''sg';' None OF The ~bulldiHgs
q. completed none Is likely to be comp e,ed by May
l." A.. this correctf lgNoRlNus.
kFRIL IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

The Hon. JOSIAH QUINCY. Assistant Sec
rotary OF State. 10 undoubtedly q great man,
but he seems to lack discretion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

When The mucous surfaces OF the bronehih are sore
and iniannel Dr. ID JAyne'S ENpcctgt ant III Afnra
prompt relief re! nrsaking up u col! or suoduiug .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16
Mark TwnIn's Request.


WASHINGTON. April 1l.-Mnrk Twain Is not
only always ready to help a fellow country
heart grows elastic ana stretches out to EN-.
brace the country women o! othsr nations
whenever tho necessity occurs or the occasion
arises. But that the great American humor-
ist always has An. eye on the main chance Is
easily recognized In the com ,nunIration which
has written lately:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-04-16

Uour friends toho favor US ,oih n,dnusc tpfs for
publication ,rish 10 hare rejected articles returned
0ep must IN oil cases send stamps for hatpurpose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-18
December 81, 892
ASSETS.

x. c. LANDERs. Insurance Commissioners.
The Board OF Directors, in submitting 10 the
policy holders OF the Berkshir1 Life Insurance
Company the annual statement OF the Treasurer
OF the Corporation, calls attention 90 the fact tha
the Company is steadily progressing on the lines OF
conservative management ana prudent In vestments
Of Is assets. ~, -
The dividends 20 the polcyshold-
ers have always compared most avoraoly VITA
those OF any 9th er company, aud the surplus
maintained for the secarlty OF It, memb II, Tor
possible in0encicsis as large as the most con-
servntive poll, holder can reasonably demand
The Board OF Directors confidently assures
the policy y-holders that the affairs OF the company
Justify their fullest confidence, ma that tne DUST
ness methods of the Company. ana the Shfeiul lh-
vestment OF its assets merit their approval.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-03-18

CONTINUED MONDAY.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07

iom bu bar spot al at bsre liOt ON.
Zen, 'om bcorsper % iortsruer fine
6orRlore, sipr bet aloris uitraffet;
big ON octl Zen Spno tspnsr ii9 paa
big ieIp, % bu pil en- Gang, tent eqer
ttollAt, fomme III at iaa isle bet ipie /
otn Sjat ior ben Gags SipGo. 500,
loT forlaoer I'm 6aoer, or Ell @uOsbes
pJtter, % bop, iom gisr fin MOOsr
oreo, er iorbaubet al Serrsu" - bu
rtaa albris tro, at bisic Orb err bare
Ntunospeir! In fan osiaa tomme til
at opleoe ben Iio, on bu iaar iiooe ems,
lt9 % iorloct % irtoe 2lngitens os
6ortotpleliens bitre 5adrer ouer ct pan
nrtl9t Barn. IA blir bet life til 1rsit
I Sor9en at maatte t~ilitaa for big ielo:
Bette iaar jes iom Straf fra Serren,
en- Straf ior, at ie9 ielo i i'm lib latte
mine "ltattels 6Or9lore i ben famine iors
tutplehe Gilitauo". - 8iloe life Ell Ilia
Seluerfjenoslie tpmme til at ipleS Tom
Yeber / ct emit Gar!
3Gnf ell Smule pper bisie 9ing,
un9e Ben, bpo bu er, iaa turos maaite
en- os anoen al bore @nmIinger iaa un'
ore 3aufer ON Gber, os minore 8ruuo
til &lase.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07

Jlb Os Hs9 uo al line JteisbOr og uuoer en- a~ugitelig
Gu6en itpuote Jig bort ira en- ulpulis, Heoenira Tor isI,
9euOe 6ier0s. Gu 1anpbaao peo Chen a en- Srlo9ss
teller iuarer maaite til ben Sammenlignina iom Jnos
biIonjn9strafteu fan opitiQe msQem ct Ggyptiit aiguOss
biasoe Os gpOuO di gsIueOsre.
st tibet Stptte ira 5regatten, Tom ri bar i.st antrs
paa 6reOritsuGrns Jteo, laa en- Iioeu uorit, uslriggst
Stouuert, Der oar Isbet inO uGiten ~iamtioigt mso srigss
f~urtstet. Wien ri usn0er port Btt ira ben, for itrar at
9aa on6oro pda ben iiote.
6rs8attens Offeerer i~uuusIiom bsns unoerorbnsos
RanOitab buUOe 9iOrt fig 9uab ON en- sauIte auOsn
auterpIaos ben aiten, nsmlls 8inga, u%oeufOr 3nOlS6et
til G0tebOrs. Uen bsnao UtiOOas oar ginbsr blsUsn
iaa laber, at bsnne 0mitanotgbeO, Screening meO ben
ltGrts Strsm, iom ~uafbruot latte Ueitereitsr, bauoe fOrs
mauet Gbeien til at onlsbs 5rsoeritsORrn. IsrtiI BIZ
oro9 maaite o9iaa bet mart opilippenoe 5orraaO paa
Yano iaaueliOm bet, at BsiRtniu9su tran9ts til f5ors
iriitniu9 efter be tire til FIRE iioits Gage RorbiSen, buor
6artetst baubs bapt en- iuRr Storm at betl0mpe. Oct
pare M, JON bet oil - gaaosne blsp latte Sseu for
at %bugirs; men sftsrat Der par tOmntst norit 9oos onls
boyo, % man baUoe arbeioet Jig inb en- Drills afitanO
ira 9noIsbet, %inoianot en- iriit, ipoUsitlis auIiug fig,
iom siorbe 8usisrinseu ~OUerfisoig % tiaO0 bet 5erlige
9Th at nGrms fig 9auneH / belle tit itOIte, Iuitiss sOs
fumes @;aaOs.
Der Iaa bet III ~iIumrsnOs paa 9anoipeIst, bois pOsrlts
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
auben Otl-Grebie periobs.
Sfibsbrensen % acknowledgement.
Sorfte Qapttel.

Den, Der en- gitermiooas Qusuitmaaneo 4ar l8 -
baupe ltaaet paa 6reorItsuarns Strano, uiloe bape nDot
ct a be ltisnneits Stusipil, Diet Tan sOtte Jig ueb: bet
nemIis, nuar ct fort 0rtOssitib Isber iHo 9aun fOr
fuIoe Setl og tafer Autr.
6antaiieuS 5lust, 0s6li.tets gipOslie bsntmes life al
bsnns Str9en, Suien Og Farm, Der iaOuanlis isIssr rsO
~iaaoanns Mansprsr paa aofiaroiitibene.
ct Iiost Stso en- 9i6e, og bet maistGtiite 5drtst
9isr en- lang, cirtslformig gugt ct ngt Stso, o9 ben
nbyre Seilmasie ~foranorer StiQins iOm ueO ct lrpues
flag; after ct Stsb, Og SsiImasierue iOriuinber. Gn
Del fires neb, andre op9lue8. 0tsie Stso YIben ueos
Darsr, Os euosIis ialOr bet iOare anfsr neO paa guns
BEN. 2iuliss, burtise 6isnrer b%s9pnosr M at trauIs
oDeraIt 1atssIassn, Og mart sr Der al 6artsists Ri8s
ming intet auOst tilbass sno ct Sfelet, men ct font Os
ipmnetriit Stelet. 3ets ~berligite S~tisnbeb fan maaite
bog life iattss iaa Hart al 9toseu iom al ben samIe, IN
paIiOe Watros, Der fun fan pare meo Wiinoet os Orems
men.
Com en- 8ontraft til bet barn,oniits % oplsftsnos Spu
al Srlogsmanoen, bruieos ct bulorsnbe 0ampfartsI,
uafbansi9t al 9sir os 9iuo, irsm ei,nnem Saust. pfan
trOsOe at bsmsrte ct uiormslist 9apnbpre, iom ipruts0s
ANN. grunbeu IT, at auosu Id bsssnbsr met aiataa 81 ben, at o. aar
at trnfte R0HaHsn OF ION irrftlt BOs, Ga oct od ipsts % aeftatet
aeNi2r at ass bet paa osant Taaee. 1HHf CplpsHna3 'or al HHn
9i Rtstothaasns.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07

u9r O9 Ntaaneosr Iaa MI mslsn ben isrIte toIos
StnfSGo'sOa9 % ben imienpe Sommermor9ei, paa bUtlS
;n .leotnes aano baube iuunset fig Op til 9iemnIet.
USI'9R9lt uar sriltsS orsbIomitsus glabe ialone suIs
SsSs neO paa 9eobenosns baIutpi8neOe @rene. Iten
G~ys' O9 SON bapoe lite taIt Dassns, IiseiaaIiot loH DC
.a9oe UIRrts til, b~uorleoes Giteraaret Tom o. lasOs fig
wv, % n!'rtt ousr Sau os 9anO. Dc io os ~ittrreps
@sTa''s mart paa %binanOen, mart Op iuOb 9tmIens
o'aa, bOOr bun boeSs.
wSF0sn git ct SrO ouer bsrss 9aber; men bper
r,"t taa en- ~ueItalenoe WeboeIeIis. gfaar bsrsS p'ls
m %'S;ye paa SIlba9eueien ha benbsS Siem, nitteee De
:. \, 2uaNoen - os ceune SamtaIs par mol, sar alt, bpao
wv !aHs Os ltrens Siuter Iasbs bette aar fine bsie
S i" o'ntrtn9 SobannestlGret; bet lius 9as I
"opens Heune iunes nspps.
. T.sH 'er'hpe, ueb ben ~neofalpne Aifebpngs, lab tusnoe
~"''''e. lom fun brSS fig Iiot on au!bsn % Griusrns.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07

belt. 5ra qOnaou iIripes: Dor 5tos
rpmaniiitc 5orijarlt8bcO ior "oet Gam
Ie" bar igieu bra9i Spiuoeroittn til
2Gre / bet snsslite ariitotratis SaIouer.
8na mango ztcotr itaar ben %OtItnot
euonu lom en- 8rpoelir. men Here Do
msr bar OirtttIg I1rt ia til at iplnoe.
IOgle al Dc itsrrs ]Dtp0ehrmaer / &ons
Don bar for inc fiue auloer cprettet
extra Spmosturier. Dian Tan Der ida
ie ct fort Nntdl iOruemme 9dmer laoe
SpinOerotteus 0lul raft iutn8c pmtrtua
for at %iOrUun0le llto eaer Gin I'll 81rn.
Iaa ben engelite 9~auOsbglo bar ior
sUrigt SpInoetuniteu nloriS sanite Ior'
iuunoet; Der fan man enonu ie mdngen
Susmocsr ipinOe III belle JnmiItens
Strgmpebcbou.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
l56

100
Spr at brGbe be a~anbisis elmer og opipIoe ct siuet
2sfte til ben eIiteoe Rome, tog 2etSler lin lilfIust til
Yennen; men buer gtnie, ban ~nsoifreu, bIotteoe paa en-
i~orfarpelis Maabs ale be Saar, Der bleote bans SiGI.
ga ON benne SpsieIiGtteIie emo ~foroeIte ben lioIte
Snerte, Sapnets og Sorsens, gap ben osrimoo ben
eamIe iaame9et mere Gtaring os bleu en- Sortnr, iom
ban bog paaIasOe fig iOm ct SIass goenitentis.
@,sOra, ion, leo iaa bittert meO 5aOeren, poueoe bog
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