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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-08-04
A TERRIBLE SECRET.
OH
The Curse Of the NJ p
lands.
BY LEON LEWIS.
CHAPTER VIII.
BY LEON LEWIS.
CHAPTER VIII.
GNUS HILLIHiGTON.

- REALTY to his
N ioy and relief,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
Kicked By q Horse.

Harry Van Drielen received letter
yesterday, stating that Saturday
afternoon while Harry, the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Of Ogden,
was PLAYING around the horses, he
was kicked on the head, and fatally
injured. The doctors took out two
pieces Of the skull about two or
three inches long and about an inch
wide, and say that it is impossible for
the little fellow to survive his injuries.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
Undisputed Authority.

The United States Dispensatory
says:-that Onions are a stimulant,
didretic and expectorant; they in
crease the appetite and promote di-
gestion." The juice made into syrup
as in DR.. Gums Onion Syrup, has a
specific action on the throat, lungs
and air passages, it not only cures
Coughs, Colds, Group and Consump.
ton, but its stimulating effects,
strengthen and build up the system
afterward. AS a tonic and restorative
it has no equal. We solicit trial in
the most chronic and stubborn cnses
Price 80 cents. Sold by +. f. Muller,
druggie'
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
Notice.

The Board of County Commission
ers at their last meeting ordered that
the public be, and they are hereby
notified that all bills for scalps that
may be- presented to the Board from
and after this date will be- positively
rejected.
f.. e. BILKEY,
Elko. March 6, 1898. Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
FOR SALE!

I offer for sale my house
and furniture and all house
hold goods at O BARGAIN.
81 l0d. w. T. HIT.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01

A fine display of silver ware, fancy
dishes, lamps, knives, forks, spoons
etc, at the EFT. M. Co.'S. Call and
inspect these goods, which are the
finest in their line ever brought to
Elko.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01

presents, which. as they journey
through life will serve to remind them
OF the many friends who babe them
God-speed on their wedding day.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01

Banjo, violin and guitar strings, q
fineassortment, at MuIler's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
Spring and Summer Samples.

We have just received about 500
samples of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Spring and Sum-
mer. Suits made to order from 800
up. Give us call.
tf Nj. REINHART.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
State Land Office.

Since the last report eight applica-
tions to purchase State land were
filed, embracing 1,32O.95 acres.
CASH RECEIPTS.
Payments on application. :. $3.50 q
Second and full payments &c. 40 90
Interest payments. .......... $40 90
Total. ......... ...-... $3.50 16
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
Wedding Bells.

Yesterday afternoon, at half-past
two O'Clock, Mr.. Edgar Reinhart and
Miss Essie Rosenstock were united in
marriage at the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, by Judge A. L. Fitzgerald,
Of Eureka, In the presence of W. w.
Booher and w. Il. Smith, witnesses,
and other guests as follows: James
Clark and Miss Hattie, OF Humboldt,
Simon Reinhart, of Winnemucca, R.
NJ. Dorsey, I, Ostreicher, Q. w. Hull
and Edtnunds9f Elko.
At the appointed time the bride,
carrying q prayer book and leaning
upon the arm Of her father, preceded
by Arthur Reinhart, as best man, and
Miss Hattie Rosenstock, bearing q
bouquet Of ptnks, as bridesmaid, B.
Reinhart, father of the groom, and
Miss Lille Rosenstock, the groom and
Mrs. Rosenstock, mother of the bride,
proceeded to the parlor which, as
we'll as the whole house, was decorated
with snilax, roses, Gala lilies, pinks
and a choice variety Of other flowers,
and took their places under a large
marriage bell composed of marguer-
ties, pinks and roses, and having for
clapper wax Easter lily, when
Judge Fitzgerald, in a pleasant man.
ner, performed the ceremony which
united two hearts IN one.
The bride, dressed in Duchess
satin and point lace and wearing a
veil ornamented with lilies of the
valley, was picture of loneliness and
beauty.
The bridesmaid was dressed in
India silk and crepe, and, looking al
most as lovely US the bride herself,
made every bachelors heart present
palpitate and resolve upon desperate
efforts to win for himself fu ture hap
piness, Of which the writer hereof
made no small part of the resolve.
The ceremony over, the company
present was invited to the dining
room, where q sumptuous dinner of
numerous courses of the most tempt
ing viands and rich wine was served
in the most elegant and tasteful
manner. Wine mellows tho human
heart and enivens the wit, from which
cause, or some other, wit and repartee
followed in quick succession for near
ly two hours. While thus seated in
merriment and enjoyment the mes
senger from the telegraph Office ar
rived, bearing in his hand messages
to the happy couple from Nevada,
California, Nebraska, Illinois,, Now
York, Maryland, and even across the
broad Atlantic from the capital Of
the French Republic. We must give
space to the one coming under the
waves Of the Atlantic:
PARIS, FRANCE, April 80, 1893.
Edgar Observation-Disclosures OF
Your MOTHER" .
Thus the electric wire by one event,
sends JOY to the hearts Of numerous
relatives and friends in six States and
two Nations, one of the wonders of
the century about to close.
The dinner being over the bride
and groom returned to the parlor
where, from 6 to $50, they received
the congratulations Of their friends
which included nearly the entire
population of the town Of Elko.
At ten o'clockthe west bound train
was boarded by the bride and groom
amid a shower of rice, IMPLYING the
good wishes and blessings OF host Of
friends.
The editor wishes similar good
luck to every bachelor and fair
maiden present on the joyous coca
sion.
The bride and groom we're the re-
cipients of many costly and beautiful
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
This is May Day.

Simon Reinhart, OF Winnem ucca, is
spending few days in town.
Miss Mamie Russell went up to
Peko last night to take charge OF the
school at that place.
F. M. NcPhetres returned from
Salt Lake last aight where he had
been to pay his tithing to the Nor
10 mon church.
Commissioners Wilson and McAfee
came down from tho north yesterday
and attended the meeting of the
Board to day,
DR.. Moore, the dentist, has returned
home and will remain for a short
time only. These wishing work
should call at once. x
The Humboldt river is rising rap
idly and the prospects are that it
Will be higher this Spring than it has
been for ten years. ......
Uncle Jimmy Clark came up from
Humboldt Saturday night to attend
the wedding yesterday and returned
on No last night. Time is dealing
very gently with him.
w. e. West called at the INDEpEN-
DENT office to-day and informed US
that the sampling works at Carlin
were closed yesterday owing to the
low price Of silver and the consequent
dull times. .... ...,~
Atlanta Constitution:-"Wh we
started this paper" writes a Georgia
editor, 1--WE had only one shirt to our
back. The shirt could not last for
ever; but, thank heaven, we have The
back stiH." ?.
Fourteen hundred and forty six car
loads Of oranges have boon shipped
from Riverside this season to date.
This is equivalent to the total ship
mont Of last season. There yet re-
main in the neighborhood of 700 car
loads TO ship.
Mrs. Jennie Northern, Of Prince
ton, KY, failing to catch the measles
when she was young, had an attack
of that direase at the advanced age
OF one hundred and ten years and died
a few days ago. She lived with her
daughter, who is ninety years old and
is now left an orphan.
Ham Mccain, of Halleck, informed
an INDEPENDENT reporter yesterday
that he intends to serve notice on
the water claimants In the western
part Of the State, those who we're the
Plaintiffs in the great water suit Of q
few years ago, to call ut his place and
get their water. Ham says it belongs
to them and unless they come up and
take it away he will sue them for
the damages it is causing his field.
Sentinel:-J. G. Ford, Of this place
has been appointed member of the
Advisory Council OF the Worlds Con-
gress Auxiliary on Farm Culture and
the Cereal Industry, and member
OF the Worlds Agricultural Congress,
to convene in the city OF Chicago dur
ing the week commencing Monday,
October 16, 1893. Ills believed that
one OF the greatest benefits to be de-
rived at the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position will be the mutual acqnain.
lance OF farmers Of all classes, from
the North, South, East and West,
and the opportunity is thus afforded
them to personally inform each other
astn thor modes ofIfarming, and the
results obtained. Persons DESTROYS
Of obtaining letters of introduction
should make application to Mr.. Ford
Stan early date.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
Grafton, Pa. Aug, %, 1891,

. N1"KO~H1J = n @HOto'FOj IOOIJ
Norman Lichty Esq. Des Moines, Iowa
DEAR SIR-Your Krause's Headache
Capsules are sood sellers and do tho
work every time. Yours Truly,
GEORGE HARDY.
For sale by +. T.. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01

Dave Casper is the agent for the
celebrated Hamilton Brown Shoe Co.,
of st. Louis, whose shoes are recog-
nized to be the finest in the world.
Ivy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01

Protect your weak eyes from the
curious effect Of sun and snow glass
~ getting pair Of dark glasses at
NJ uller's. - -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.

TREASURER'S BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in treasury 70 the credit of the various
funds, March i, $685..
In State fund, over drawn. 5OCs o.
In Judges Salary fund ..........,..
III 1enerhl county fund .......... oil "a
In Cash Contingent fund ...........- 1882 80
In INDECENT Sick fund................ 2,S5l 81
In County School fund. g Sc
In Officers Salary fund. ............ SO6 %
Iotal.. Observation-Disclosures. ...... 52,T12 At
SrIJnor trf-NJn
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
JOINT STATEMENT

0F AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending Mar. 81,
1908.
STATE G1E,, OF -, N3EE,XY , ISIS.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
April 3. 1893.
To the Honorable Board of County Commits
sioners OF Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-.
teIly Report of the Finances of the County
for the quarter ending Mar. 81, 1893.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. II. ME1GS,
Auditor,
M. H. MILLER,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01

balance In treasury. ............ 1921 81
The above balance stands to the credit of the
various funds as per Treasurer's Ba!nnc,
Sheet, dated March 81, 1898:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01

SUMMARY.
Total receipts....,. ...,........Yl.l90 O5
PAID State on June 50 setrmt. 5,2S6 81
Paid to State for Judges SAL. 1875 g3
Paid from county funds ..... $3.50 62
Paid from school fundg.,,.... 6,y55 10
Paid from road funds......... 393 Is
Total disbursements. II
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-01
SAIMAGUNDI.

No AdvertlsemenIs Allowed Under
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
207

"aI6ris bar is9 uarst i~ualebes fsr, iasbs GsOrs til
fig isIO, "os aIoris itaI jig btiue bet mere"
6an tantte nu paa i'm Wo6sr, lin slIteos, Smn,e Rop
Der. 6uao ON ban par tOmmsn ~iaaIeoes til 6euoei
On ban baObe uiit beHbe ct iaa6ant Sinbelag2 sur
irpstsOe 10 aItib for bans 9eitigbso O9 BAD bam mel
iaa Uarme, iGa ~inosrli9e Bonner ON at uu6Hg 5rlitcli:u.
"Nlen buem 'unoe pei tGnte paa 5riItelie nstop Der,
ba leg par iua sIao, iaa OuerOrOsntIig lpttsIig! Siupsi
I~Oranorsos fig iaa baitiSt Dos mig, al .ss life Us0, BUor.
Isbss bet git til. Ss utaOam S~tOrmbom, min gamls.
%reii'afns 9artinos = bun maa fttsrt 5aps baU; gruno
til at Dare Urs6, iiben BUN bur label mig Iisgs iaas
%IRugs!~
Deb Oenne iiOits 9uuts bausOs gsorg lot for Bet Ces
blit, oa Fan ituIbe trade inc for WatrOnsn5 Giue, bua6
sutsn ban M btsD mOOtasst msO en- Sparlasenspreoiteu
eQsr mso lausBeo.
Qieo ct Sprtug uur ban uos at Ssugsu, GA, sitsr at
BaDs tlGSt fig paa, itat ban 9oUsbet ub iOr at Iptte siter,
ON ban bsrte 6IagitiPpersu rSrs is; men alt par lille,
bet UGrs fig uu, at 6arbrOr Storm6om life par Der,
sasr at ban al StiIbsO peb SsiIOug5naalsn pioe IND,
beute oct 6Orismte, for ~iaaIsoes at iormiIos Nor.
"Sambu5sSs Hyper UUt life uO al grrelsn bag"
tentte @sOrs % tunOe life uiboIOs fig ira at imile po
lanisu ON be IausieIsfu!Os 9!itts, buOrusO ben gam,e
pilos 6stragte 8iiten.
enoslis tOs ban Mo0 til zig % aabusoe 0Sysn til i'm
samIe 9bsis Rammsr.
StOvmbOm iOc Der .ey en- pnteIis Qitns, msO NsrIt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
geb uarmere Gftertante. CT
POS
Seinri6 Shooel."

mig Ell enelte Sang paa 6~regatten, iiGr naar ies itoo
iOran 6onitablenS 0atter o, bet par en- itsn Gibl
Seq taller life ON Wurinsre Os Stibsbren9e... be birrepe
iom GipeIsp, naar ieg blot iaa paa benz. men iss taller
M ON . ffeererns o9 ben agtsIie, ies itoo paa bsiere
Stsber; S%ifeersrne uioite soOt at iGtte Yris paa 6lags
itipper StOrmbOm5 6ortieneiter. Seq ioIer, at ies bIi'
per al ct sunite anbst aiso Os Blob, iooinart jes latter
6Oben paa 0Gttet."
"9a, ia, 6ar, is usO NOT, at bu er sa Ratie tiIiss.
Wsn M fan ri baue ~pasiiaret NOT for iaiten... Rom uu,
iaa itaI ie9 bialps big tiItcis."
"9srresuO. bua0 bu er for en- BsrIig aOns! Sab mig
tp8ie bis!...... 9piIten en- aOne ies bar! 0len er ben
gamIe life Ogiaa trp iont en- 0RatreI? Oct ianst Ogiaa
8rsn8sne iuftsn - bu fan trO, bet par raite os IiUi9e
RnsIe % isr bu: StOraomiraIsns Staal ben git,
iOm ben itulbe saa; Der par insen iaaoan eSmmel tiIs
iteoe iom Mas - men ban it ba ogiaa in Ration.
Seq CAB bog uibe, bpor Fan M er benne, ben sObe
Mas!"
"9lau, 6ar, bUorOan git BET msO StSOIsn2"
"Os enbuu fan ig in0ituus 6OritanO % Reipett 5Os
ct 3u7n @rontoaiugu. "StormbOm, " iasoe aoms
manosrtupteiusn, for vi taIte aparte meaem me 9ine %
life paa 1ieneitens gesns, "samIe 9abersmaub, " iasSe
ban, "ieg psS, ba bar ct soot Die til Grsnssn, pr Tom
en- laoer imob Baml" Saa0au iuIbt utturat bans Orb,
ba ban oau mig 6ulOmast til at tase pare paa 9rensen,
os BET itaI jes o3iaa gicre ct iOm alt. 2u maa lite
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
paa SobannesifjGret.
''p''aIat Of gmiIte &arIen
"a0'n 9eL-5rebie 9eriooe.
f"0'Sel 90 GOmmanoorfapteinen.

:" u 'Omms sieunem 9ussr os SObbeIte
|'Rs Qsrsnl"
.'aoam &ebetta, at benbes Mast par
%a'sSe' Oct emo toiteoe Benbe, MATTE bun
5aG' UGrst @uqimatbias not, min tiGre
NJ, r9 lite Iiot not for Dem, iibsn De
,T Se19 mso toI6t 9anb3 - Stal ieg
Z" ! Nn9lt ior mine aabus 0sre2"
h, ,r,S "s'' % tass Ns9Ien meO mig e
Ssos8. 9isr buoO Der ct lanst tIOsere!
"a" 'nO % lag 8sml"
~ ,tao0m, Lao bet mn uqre notl Sea bar
Es n'3 ltal no - % no ital iesl"
c'H'Ss Qoren.
n oaS Ho9en asteIie for ben, Der altib
s,S SyY'' Dr. @sors, iaa saa lite Iaust,
N NJ. at 9aa tire, fire StriSt!" IasSe
nj r.ols ON, ba ban par fOnmen nsbsns
5Sa t"s !le9 9anits itiae inb cs lager
b n Oll' ROoumsn, at iss lite sr ct
EN. "os, SOonat, 6arbrOr! Saube
'" ''Se iOr @eOrss Raie % Loo
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

0asen efter ben 9tat, buiIten iaamaus. rlOr0ensr
5aube iunbet Steo Wu6am gs6stta Stormboms orr
csntIise 9us, isireOe man Der en- alminbeIis gobss oa
gsbsoas.
"a @eor9 ~uua9neoe Op paa 6Ormibbasen og iaa aaf.
fen itaa istOlo paa gOroet ue6 Seugsn, mGrtsoe ban
itrar, at no9et lliGOpanlist buUbe uaret paafaroe, ia,
no9st faare SuerOroeutIist, iiom bans goOe 8qrtinos
life baUbe pGttst BAN, men meb iaa flor 9igsgpIbigbeb
itiIet Raiien ben for at orittes sitsr Smitanoigbsosrns,
iom easmanoen o9 Better Gran pIes6s at iige.
giOt eftsr Iibt Optlurs6ss gsorgs Grinoring.
SORT par bet @IGoen ousr, at ban msO g~srsmmeIie
baUoe beltaaet in @rumen, oernait iuIste U2inbst ON
ben glade often, ba BAN bauoe faaet iaamangs Iyftige
R%ameratsr, og oa i~aamange muntrs Bier par bIeune ais
funsne, iaamanse 6Orbaabuinger f~oreipsie6s Os iaas
mango gIaner Iaste: bet uur en- bsrIis afsn, iua iutsrs
ssiaut, iaa rig paa 9sftsr, at geOrs uIeris 5uUOs isirst
bens 9i9s.
Ulen M tom osiuu SIutninssn.
DC iuaa Seener Ueb 5iemiOmitsu: ganotarafleu OiU.,
MatrOnens Ssrsmiaoer % Bonner, Os suOsIis bans ubss
bauSiss 6aaronaftenbsS, for at uie fig ~uuibausis -
9It O~pruaebe fig for bans gIit.
5siit ubebaseiss Iantsr paatranste fig @sOrg. Gr
bpb 9tsows ~beoa,tsbe bans sinbsr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

2epenoe Snteresie ~fOrraaber fig oite
BLOT ueb en- altfor soot bptlet 2isespls
bisbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20

BAN bielpe fig isIu inO fit sset aamusr, iaa soSt ban
tuube.
"Qpiet, WIaOam StOrmbOm!"
"Qpiet!" mumIsbs BUN ~inbenfor, "aa, Ue lager
Gem bebt / 0tprts."
"Qab 9aa bal"
ga nozzle Wlinuter eitsr iou GsOrs iunot paa i'm Stprs
mauoseramens 9aurbGr.
zoe par iaa muntre, @uttsrne! "9urra for Storns
bonn, ben aamle g quilt" itres ben enc ettsr ben an|
Sen. " par Sc fprie Orb, Der msbte WIaoam Hebetta, pa
bun traaote IND 6antmeret.
Gen @amIe fob M miOt paa GuIuet % l09te at Iaa
siO[sn al. Ilen ba ban bauoe forsIemt at tnapps op
usb SaanbleOeus, faIbt bet bum nsSet u~anifeIist.
"s5es nil bog at Siertet pnife, Der life rnaa bIiUe nos
oen gilobaSie al ben 0reus," iasoe alatrOnsn IiseiOm
for fig ieIu.
'%or, buorban bGu8sr Bet i%an'rert tneo Slo'sn
bor bu Incl gGrmerue til?... BAIT MI bIsO leg flot!"
"qPaa, bu epige Sub, to Snapper bOrte % Spla9ene
isnoerrsune paa 0leOaiastOIsu! gsO Su, bpaO ie8 Tiger,
6ar2"
'Mei, Waor, men is Snitsr, at Ou lite OtI's f8e
uoset." <.
m9so foer Blot, at bu itte tOntnsr til at ie'rs DIN
gsSfeIsoag for bet ~fsrite."
Gen 6janle iutfeSs os tGntte paa ben 9pIons 2'0, 0a
han pso GettiftatOrens SiaIp iatte ls en- Nelpett, lon'
han, Sub beOrc bet, aIbris bau6s uunoet 0s aI0r's o'0e
pinSe fit eset Sus.
".aes uiISs Onte til Cub, IsOr, at Sa blot 9a'0s l''
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
Gn forH8tis S~pisermooer.

mernc i @ien. Saa bierieli9t iom Der
bleu lset oeO osune 2eitiobeo, blipsr
Der bel iieloen lcst / ct 8etslutals.
@n Gru aatbnriua Srippel bapoe
Iteunet en- Sr. Seinri6 Sdsoel, 5traos
osrmeter, til 8etaIins al en- 9jRlO pna
SO @ploen.
0pmmeren (til ben G~uttnesbe):
StpIoer 9s Senne 8pne 80 @gtoen?-
Gntlaseoe: 2enne apne sr 10 min
Suisermoberl
GOmmersn: Oct bar irsen 8etpo.
ming for sassn; man Ton ba Osiaa
itpIbe i'm SpissrmOosr 8en9s.
Gntlusebe: Men jss ItpIcer bsnbe
lnsentin9; bun bar slpet mig so Cpl.
ben / Neo9iit, oa ies a8teoe benoes
9atter. Msn ies MATTE Ouertase life
alene 3atterer. men psiaa Suisermp'
oereu, % Ouen i aisbet ubiteoe ct
@~iRlbsbep,s for be so @ploeu.
3Ommeren: @~iGlosbepis for Weos
siften - bet CT nOget Mpt!
Gutlaseoe; Su, Der er @%ialosbeuiiet
Or. 3ummsr.
8pmmeren mooto9 @j9losbeUiiet,
Der bar bolot / fort 5oliOiormat %
iOripuet meb be bebsrise Stempelm9r'
fer, % lob bet laie op. Oct lob Oro'
ret:
"@iRlo8bepis,
buorueo lluberte0neoe befrRiter, at lea
0ags Cato al min fremtioi9e SOi9ers
mOoer, Cru aatbnrina arippel, bar
mpota9et tontant Salptreoiinostpue
@ploen iom Meo9iit, Os iorpIl9ter ieg
mig til at tiIba9ebetale bette Belgb itas
oe8lGlt til min Suisermooer, u bUis
le9 life mere Ituloe auerfjenoe Spi9ermOs
oeren, y bois bun life mere ituloe be-
ba9e mig, 81 buis je9 Ituloe iOritDoe
benSe, eaer A. bois min QuItru
Itulbe bs.
Meo Ssiastelie
Seinri6 S6coel."
@iterat ben 9atterItorm, Der irems
tulbtes ueb Opl9suingen al bette tlass
/ fife @~jalOsbeui8, bauce la9t iio nOoet,
begynote ben ~Slutlaseoe; gdu, oa ie8
bar furisrset benbe i iaa lang GiO, fOrs
LANCER bun @teo9iiten tilba8e!
9pmmeren: SAB DS iremior aft,
Sr. S6poel, bsre, ON De mlli9Ois bar
bruot nO9en al olsIe tUiteli9e getingels
ier, iOm 3e er gaaet IND paa. <ina
for bet fGrite: Gnertjenoer 9e enonu
beitauOi9 oenne Dame iom 3ere5 Spis
9ermooer?
&ntla9ebe; Sa, naturli9Oj5!
9Ommeren: 8ebaser bun Gem
euonu?
autlu9eoe (eiter en- lang @auie, I'M
Der builten ban betrngtsr S]oi9ermooe,
ren meo irg9tiumme 8tllte): Sa....
bun beboger mig enom!
9Ommeren: oar De ioritsot benoe?
@ntla9eoe: gtei, bun er ielu 9auei
bort, men bet itaar benOe frit for at
uenoe tilba9e.
&lu9erIten: Sn, men jeg oil life!
8Ommeren: Og 8ere3 Suitru er
life opo?
&ntlasebe: gtei, BUN teuer erbuu,
9pmmeren (til ala9erlten): lluber
bisie Smitenoigbeoer maa le9 ubetit'
get aIuiie 8eres 8la8e. 9ere8 Spigers
Isn er e, bra Maro, Der life bar trRn,
tet en- eneite al De fire 8etiu8elier, ban
paatog fig peo Wpotu9elien at 3eres
9atters Mebsiit. San bebgUer life al
betale lem be so @ploen! @aa iaa
Subs 8apn!
Seb uGrmere Gftertanfe. Glue
ipiler Sanien itreu til stueipiaer Of
fen: "aiere Ben! - Seq trGnger
bSilis til 8ense. 2aan mig Ell 5 8ros
ner % ieno ben meo 8uoet. - giters
itriIt. 8eo u9rmere @itertaute fommer
jes efter, at ie9 fan life 9reie mig meb
minore eno en- 1ier." - SfueipiQer
Clisn ienbte islsenOe Gpur meo 8u.
BET: "aiare Sen! - Seq bar pirtelis
life mere euo Ell 6emfroHer at lGaue
big. - @ftertriit. 8eo narmere ST.
tertanfe fOmmer je9 efter, at Ieg bebsuer
6emtrOnereu ielu."
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
-, tulo cppafntms.

s-,ir,rireirut bleS en- Wcrssn
,.siainssu melbt for at bore
!. rrs,,t, sdtteri6efen, Der itaar
srsrt,n, raa6er:
|.a /, 30. 22s, traO frsml' (.
W. en- iuar Gar, treber uS al
:, oour meb luusicmms Striot
s,;Srins iOm en- sammsl Sitter !
rem til aupteinsn. &aptei'
.s,ar.r BAN fra Cop til daa os
| srgaa Sarf; .u...,
Fan sr meISt for oisnfaans San9s
,,oot frem / upuoiet Stano, %
..sr ia Ogiaa ioas, at Melo'nsen
...rroet; tbi bu fer 10 ub iom ct
5yorfor bar bu life puoist?"
..+rt,u: "Raar it es bar meir
srtn Or ON 2u'n, "a as TIA bel
4obas for be-, iaa blir be, De-
! itnaa tssO "a ijsp 8iisieia-"
E.,t5ren: "SOlb Mnnb! Seq bar
En- Sia iuurs, us besuoen uiier ou
,trts 5ratbeO at itaa Der os ban'
|. ,ci ginens paa bin Gbet; bar
\, rrrt af bin Snitruttsr, OF gt9r'
4 gvermano er iaaban Spisriel
[aarisiaP Suao2"
[,,nten: "S~tjGrijanten min lei
fer { IOl'n, iOm bar ret tie "a
r meg, Ter grsmpel fife, iOm
|, Qaptein, ulss 5Orsiatte, 40 iaa.
"a tent as, be pa it reipettitris
/, b,rnas aat beg, iOm it e Suer'
yr,n: "Omtrins marid
/, glaOs!"
tatr Isntrsr inb paa fin Slaos
[st sapteinen fpmmanoerer "Siu
/, r~erefter oitterer ban:
226 ~iremmpOer imor9en tioli9
min golIs" - ban napner ben
nraoemRSIi9t Gntrat meobas
rt, tpao bu bar faaet uoleUeret
rlrts naturli9Ois aft, bpao 6ys
,N faaet uoleperet til fig ielu at
errs % llorutnin9), % bar ou
title / Grapperne, iaa BIZ life
gs5osrns. Gift ital bore soot
(shr: "Sta Gs ia me Snf?"
Ersn: ri itiue, naar on Itaar
BIT an6sr @iu N9t! Suem er
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT"
E:rar.
a r bin 5Oroelinssunberoffis
FA intst Spar. &apteinen
tiaS til bam 90 ipDrser after:
> II bin 5oroelin9sunoeruffis
FFr tier ipm en- Sten.
b 5r ben 8ar'n / 5Oroelins? :"
put trGoer irem.
Na,S89er Dem, Sergeant s.
lguayiiombeoen beuuenot puo
Rant ipeeielt paa bsnne
oa isr no, iom ban utl raaoe
alo! / ben enc % ben anosn
f'tm bilisr % trnber iuo paa
F1; "Qltiaa imursen tibliS
Pr no, 22s ireul, Tom ies bar
Ft'rsn tittr enot Epelie be-
a'Fat'H at sjsre fig i Stano
('sS' guruosr,ns.
-7'ie 40 b9ra," iaa ban til
ffSat, "fsr 8aiteiu "a, as ia
|S'a Icm a9 hi Iuat utleUert ;
Fasnatt, at Gs it Ifol Fl ben
|'3 aat Op 5crpetta; a9 Ri
hat fir, ium Ou belt, iei ri
|Ga."
n stOmpen ital bu ba bel it
p bans &ammerat.
|'aar &Gitein 70, as fol hi
tie a9 bi be me "a, baabe
% meg iiUl 40 Seiten te."
[a7: "Na, E De iaa 40 for
'9 laan beg ein."
HI h, Qnners."
'"4l8 Isijitauce at ct gor
NJ ban alt i Orben til
81 10Y.
"0'8'Hen itaar ban op Os
no til Stnloen, taser Sc.
Decorah-posten., 1893-06-20
unobeossWegl

sob Dig ielp renl
6olo Tine alpoer reuei
6Olo ain Boliq reul
6olo DIN @runO renl
Byus fun rent Bauol
Renlisbeo / 2ltt!"