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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

How Conkling Stopped Chewing Tobacco.
Roscoe Conkling used to say that the
simplest way for q person to stop the
habit OF tobacco chewing was to Keep a
package OF crystallized candy In his
pocket and substitute lump of it for
the weed" whenever desire arose for
the latter. This way, Mr.. Conkline
said, he had broken off tobacco chew.
Ing, but he had never been able to
abandon smoking.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13
German
Syrup

Regis Leblanc IS French Cana
dian store keeper at Notre Dame de
Stanbridge, Quebec, Can, who was
cured of a severe attack of Congest-
ion of the Lungs by Boschee's Ger
man Syrup. He has sold many a
bottle Of German Syrup on his per-
sonal recommendation. If you drop
him a line he'll give you the full
facts Of the case direct, as he did us,
and that Boschee's German Syrup
brought him through nicely. It
always will. 1t is a good medicine
and thorough in its work. Q
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

Into one pint OF spirits Of wine put
half an ounce of camphor, TWO
drachms Of ambergris, six drachms 81
oil of ciyet and six drachms OF oil d
bergamot. Cork up tight and shake
every morning and night for q couple
of weeks. Then filter, and II u
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

surprise and terror caused some zinc min
ers to desert a shaft they were sinking at
webb City, Wis. AS the opening became
deeper, they noticed that the atmosphere be-
came warmer. AT the depth of 1888 feet the
heat was SO intense that work was STONED
and soon they saw flame burst into the sha 81
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

Inc heavi st man in the United States is
Jonn Il. Craig, of Danville, Ind. At birth
ne weighed ! pounds; at years of age his
weight was 206; at the age of 81. two years
ssgo, ne weighed gO7 p unds His height is
Ieet inches. It takes Al yards of cloth to
make him suit of clothes.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

Wild Hogs in Velasco, Texas, pursued
young hunter.named James Weems and he
sought refuge in a tree where he was COM
PEELED to remain all night. Two sportsmen
discovered him, and they had to shoot all
the HOGS before Weems could descend
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

"A wonderful hen is owned by man in
Waterloo, Oregon. 1t is as expert as cat
In catching rats 1t tie ises them awhile and
then releases them. The owner of this ie,
markable fowl has observed that no rat ever
comes the second time within reach of her
claws
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

II your Back Aches, or you are all worn ont.
good for nothing, it Is general debility
crown $ iron Bitters will cure you, make YOU
s.rong, cleanse your liver, and give YOU good
appetite--tones the nerves so'N
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

e. A. Rood, Toledo, Ohio, says 8 Halls Ca
tarrh Cure cured my wife of catarrh fifteen
years ago and she has had no return of it. It's
= sure cure" Sold by Druggists, 75c
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13
w Cure Rnpture.

f9r free treatise, testimonials, etc, to S. j,
pf1 S,l d. Co, Owego, Tioga Co., N, y.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

Ladies needing a tonic, or children who
want building up, should take Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t is pleasant to take, cures Malarla
Indigestion Biliousness and Liver Complaints,
makes the Blood rich and pure.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

beecham's Pills cure indigestion and consti,
patton. Beecham's-no others. rs cts. a boy.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-07-13

like lead in my stomach The rheumatism was
in my right hip and shoulders. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and Hoods Pills did me more good
symptoms have gone" HOODS CURES.
Hoods Pills cure Constipation by restorin the
perstaitic action OF the alimentary canal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
THE FAR NORTH.
SWEDEN

aMiNNNs
The Western Jonkoping Match com.
pany will build a new match factory.
The Baptist church Of Sweden has
$1,000 members.
The German Emperor will take part
In the yearly elk hunt at Hunneberg.
Swedish flags are used as curtains in
Skan.
A new sugar factory will be built In
Stota Kopinge, the province OF Skone.
Dphtheria IS raging epidemically in
Ore Adalon.
a new steel bridge Is to be bull,
across the l.iusne river near the Bollnaes
ehurch.
Oloi stat, a soldier Of Syedjebfo. the
parish OF Biuraksr has disappeared
mystcdously
a hospital where epidemic diseases
will De treated IS 10 be built IN falkOp'
ing by order OF the city council.
Dr. A. Wren and Dr. u. W. Tot,Ie
have been appointed professors at the
university Of Upslla.
ID. Abraham Rundbicck. the promi.
ncnt cX.congrrssmau, died at Nexio at
the age Of siyiy.siX years.
The Sala brewing company, Of Sala,
has been forced TO make an assignment
Assets aud liabilities are about the
same.
Aug Burmester, q prominent mer'
chant Of Gothenberg, committed suicide
the other day. An incurable disease
caused the tragedy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
Infants diseases.
rnRusH


This simple but ofentimes trouble
some disease Is not uncommon 10 this
Territory. ! have nowhere seen In
books that the nature VI this disease
is the same as cankcr, but ] am sure
that It Is so. We are told that 10 Is
caused by the child having too much
artificial sweet given In lbs iood, OF by
the ovcrheating Of the mothers blood,
etc, etc. / think there IS oiienlimcs q
cankerous condition Of the mother
blood existing before the birth Of the
child, which leads 10 this disease. OF
course this Is greatly increased ny glV'
ing babies sugarcd food or medicine
II children must be fed or ductorcd,
let II be without the addition OF cane
sugar. And above all. let the feeding
be done with regularity and at not too
frequent intervals. II the mouth should
appear to be covered with white spots,
looking like curdled milk, you may he
sure that thrush has set In and d not
properly treated, It will increase until
Il IS very troublesome. Sips of cold
water are recommended, but ] should
prefer to give the water as warm as
could be comfortably taken. Also wash
out the bowels with free encmas OF
warm water, and see that the child's
diet 70 altered, and that It breathcs per
icctly pure air, night and day. The
mothers diet also should receive some
attention, as undoubtedly she IS eating
or drinking unsuitable articles OF diet
II she Is using too much sweet, grease,
or meat In her diet, Il must be corrected,
and she should take such cooling rene
dies as cream Of tartar OF salts. To
cool the blood means To- other words TO
thin out the surplus Of carbon and rich
materials, and to give the system a
chance to get to healthy work uncncum'
bcrcd with impure materials. The
mother herself should drink hot water
before eating, should use the cnemas OF
warm water, and II she wishes to take
medicine, let her take some goldenscal
or other old-iashioned remedy for can.
kcr. II medicine must be used, i IS
much better for the mother to take i
than to put II into the delicate stomach
Of a child. Il will reach the child de.
pend upon that, even II taken by the
mother. Modern doctors claim that Il
Is unnecessary for babies to have the
old.iashioned dose Of saffron, but my
own experience proves to me that unless
the mother has and does keep strictly
the laws OF life aud health "a eating,
drinking and living generally, she needs
the old fashioned physc on the third
day. and perhaps sooner, while the baby
Is much better able TO throw out the
cankcrous rush attendant upon rs over.
rich supply Of food rom the mother II
it has some saffron for few days, than
itisif il Is leit to get along without any
thing. To be sure u you rs a mother
have KEEP, the Word Of Wisdom strictly
before the birth Of your .child, Il you
have telrained from sweets, pastry,
meats and greasy foods, aud IL you arc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

WHAT SHALL rHE MES 10 ABOUT ir'
Some one asks ME ii have the
tcmcrity 10 undcrlakcto advise the men.
Wen. ! won't promise TO do that and ]
won't promise not 10, for ] am not
always certain just what ] will do 10 any
given time. Hut just now, want 70
tell You. and the men too, OF a whole
lot OF things ] would ike TO see them
do and a whole lot Of things would
like 90 sec them stop doing
would like TO see our mcn-peOple
stop congregating 10 stores and on
street corners to talk over the silnh'
ton" A meets y aud there they
stand. hour after huur-iur there %
seems 10 be nothing for imdcsmcn OF
busirss. men to do 900 The way vi raEu
lar u.tS-talking, talking, talking, re-
pcaing what this one said, THAT times
are sure TO liyen up because SO and 80
said so and 10, and that one said, That
times are going 10 be worse than ever
because Of this that or tothcr and
that's about the whole Of their converse.
ton. | have listened to reams and
bushels Of Il In the last few weeks. You
can ride down the street any hour Of the
day, aud u you did not know the men,
YOU would think our tradcsmcn and
business men were idlcrs and tramps-
or perhaps hobos imported Tor the next
election. Does itmake YOU as ashamed
as II does mcf ! feel like bmshIng for
every blessed one Of them. u you 80 to
meeting or To the theaier you don't 80
much to the latter place, though, II you
are as closcun as am, but wherever
and whomcvcr you are near, even u Il
Is at funeral. the same old tune grccls
your ear. the "hll Of silver" and the
rise OF interest" and the failures re-
ported In the last nights NEw5--thcsc
are the topics NJ conversation Well, /
am tired OF it What on earth are the
women DOING ! heard one mighty good
woman say the other day that h made
her feel like swearing. She was at
home tniing and struggling, Tor the hard
times did not make her idle, 10 made
her ten times more work, for now she
could not afford TO hire help, and 10 she
looked out ON the street she could see
dozens OF idle boys and men, doing
absolutely nothing. for It was such hard
times. and she grew indignant thinking
OF the mothers aud sisters at home.
shaving aud toiling to make the ends meet
and 10 economic, while the idle men
were ON the street and she knew that
when these same idle boys and men
went home, they would expect a hot
/ supper. and q good one. What Is The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

matter with society7 No matter abo Il,
that however II we can fad out wh
Is the matter with the men. ANA thcr g,
fore respectfully or otherwise, Wou, 3
like TO suggest that the mon stop stanu,
Ing around and talking about haIu
times. n they positively can ma no
work TO DO in their trade OF proie33 10 W
let them go home and mend Up Au w
broken windows and doors, all lne oll,
Gin pans, and do up all the thousand anu
one chores they have been promising
wife or mother f1r the last two years.
II they have spot Of ground, let tnle.n
liant and weed that with unla.linE shhi'
and hard times wont hinder mem Sll-
ing q good crop of IT, either u tlty
have no garden. then Jet them unket
faithfully aud zcalously in every needed
place around the home. Then, % busl-
ness still is dead, or heavens sake !et
them go out in the kitchen and help we
ovcraorkcd mother or sister do me
houscwark aud put up the FRUIT anl
wash the dishes II won't hurt q man.
and / will promise him TIA, his mind
will most successfully be- drawn ud DIS
troubles lie can even learn 10 ugad'e
the sewing machine. Why ] Knew a
man, and he was a college professor ana
"a most perfect gentleman too, who aI.
ways helped bis wife put up her iru'L
and did al her stitching on the machine,
Tor he said 10 was not suitable work Toy
any woman. have known a man, aud
be- was one OF the leading men % ih's
church, 10 tend the baby, aud he dii 10
well, too. while bis wife was washing,
and he even hung out The clothes ana
brought them in when dry. II will hurt
MANS self respect % good deal more
10 b. idle aud gloomy than 10 will 90
assist his wife no her household duties.
An this most respectfully, or ohcf'
wise submit for the consideration oi my
beloved brethren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

fishing pamphlet under the capuon'
"Are the Female Characters Of lbsen
Norwegian" This question he answers
by an emphatic NO" In so Tar as
lbsen's women have been taken from
real lite they are the product OF more
generally European supcr'rclincment
than that which is obtained in Norway
The conservatives Of RisoF announced
meeting at the court house for an
men who arc faithful to the consttu'
tion." for the purpose of expressing
their confidence 10 the cabinet OF stang
The Let's, TO the number OF 800 gather
ed a little before the appointed hour
aud the conservatives were mortified to
find themselves in helpless minority.
The chairman OF the conservative club
arose, and told the Let's that only those
who were in favor OF the cabinet OF
Stang had any right 10 be there, and the
Others must leave the hall. But the
LET'S declared they were faithful TO tue
constitution" aud as such were entitled
10 seats al the meeting. The cunserva.
tives did not dare 10 deny this, and were
reduced 90 the humiliatng necessity Of
requesting the LET'S 10 be kind enough
20 withdraw. The question thus become
ing q matter Of courtesy, pure and sim.
pie. the LET'S at once withdrew and
gathered at the hall Of the Liberal Union,
where the following resolution was
adopted.
"The Risor Liberal Union, represent.
ed by 100 members. In public meeting,
declares Itself TO be Ia ull sympathy
with the Slccn cabinet aud the majority
OF the sturlhing IN the present crisis and
cxpects that al legal means will be EN-.
ploye1 Ia antagouizing the Stang minis.
try which constituted the cabinet of the
king not hy the authority Of settled
Norwegian policy, but through Swedish
influence. and which denies the honofs
and rights OF Norway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

The emigration from southern Dalafne
seems TO be larger the present year Than
ever before. Only young people e"''
CRATE.
S. Akeson. Of Kulan, the parish OF
KyrkhuI committed suicide tlc olleI
dav. Ten years ago Akeson killed Nl'
wife while temporarily insane.
Anders Sclergrcn. OF Esloi, and his
wife lost four Of their children Milnll
the course Of few days. lney a'el oi
dphthcna and scarlet fever
Albert Paul, q large real estate owner
OF Borstorp. has been forced TO make
AN assignment. Tine liabilities amount
to more than one million crowns
Gus,af Cayalli the prominent coin
collector and druggist OF 9koeile' pa,
been elected corresponding mem,o,f5t ol
SociUm Numismlucl liaiana, OF Nll'ah'
Italy
Carl Aug. Augusson, OF Edsbcrg re-
fuses to serve the regular time in the
army ON account OF Dis religious views.
The laws governing such matters arc
severe. he HAS served Two terms of ufce
and eight DAYS respectively DO jail aud
now he is serving q term OF SIX mounts
he does not complain, but he says ne Is
satisfied with his tate.
The before mentioned victory score
hy Swedish mechanical genius no a com.
pctitivc test OF Swedish, German ana
English hrc engines at ChrIsiiania,
lasted a whole week and was carried ON
with great care end Skill by the different
parties Interested 'iu order to test the
practical advantage and disadvantages
of the different constructions, " and the
result was watched with great interest
hy the Representatives OF many munich
pllitics, which must procure fire engines
before they can have their property
Insured. The tests demonstrated the
swedish Ludyig51ciE engine was 10y iar
the best oil the three, and the municipal
authorities Of Norway have commenced
TO send In orders Tor Do
uESuARE,
Prince Louise will take course at
Miss Zihler's Institute, Copenhagen.
The weather was mild in April and
May in Iceland, warmer than any time
since 1870
The Y. W. c. a and the Y. w, {. a.
Of Copenhagen had a Joint picnic at
Ulvedalenc,
About one hundred society ladies Of
/ Copenhagen gave a gymnastic cNhibi'
ton the other day. The grace and pre-
cisIon Of their movements showed care
iul and scientific training.
NORWAY
The custom house revenue during
| May was S75, 800 crowns, as compared
with 67S. 800 crowns, during the same
month last year
The conservative minority remaining
at the court house adopted resolutions
endorsing the policy Of the Stang
cabinet
Many foreign writer's who know next
to nothing about family and society life
| iu Norway are very apt to jump AZ the
/ conclusion that the women OF Norway
must be fairly well represented by the
women characters OF Henrik lhscn
Thus a Frcnchmau boldly asserts that
the conditions Of life compel the women
OF Norway TO dispense with all rules oil
coquetry: they must be masculinized
and many authors do not hesitate %
| stamp the society OF Norway rs more OF
less physically aud morally rotten. ~
/ HcrgbCfg, a Dane has undertaken 10
correct this Misunderstanding by pub
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

The American Agriulmrist says III
coed potatoes uro soaked for n short umo
and brushed cloan with a very weak so.
luton Of poisonous corrosive sublimate
the rDultingcropof tubors will be- much
frocr from scab To bo FREQ from scab.
potatoes without rcnb germs should DO
planted in soil which isnot infested with
the gormsoi tho parasitic fungus Con-
ccntratcd mineral ,Hruligcrs seem 90 so
inyigomto Che plant that tho potatoes
eight OF thorr.b Clean seed and clean
soil yicll clean tublrA"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15

Of a strong natural constitution you
can safely refuse 90 take the physic,
and leave the saffron untouched Tor
both YOU and the baby will be al' fight
without either There IS reason 10 ail
things. am assured Che time g. not
far distant when the Saints are going to
arise from the physical darkness whlch
has so Ions uvcshadowcl as and Kept
us from advancing spiritually.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-15
42 Won0dn'S Sphere.
~By. oQe Of t7e' Sex

conducted for the "N,~." by Mrs. VI Hionara'
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

Styrmnnosu, iom tienote 6oruariet, BAD mig pure
ale Wtano paa Def og gift ieu no Tor at parito 6aps
teinen. Wten ui bapoe life iaaet lib til at tage ct enelte
6eb inc e0er bjerge ct eneite Sell, iOreuo Srtanen tom
raeuoe ira oeu ~uiritunite agit. Wteianmaiten ipran9,
ion ON ben 5apOe uGret en- Bsritot, % Der blsu nsppe
iaa tor en- Seultump ttl6age, at man tunoe 9aue Iauet
Ell arIig Spoueit al ben.
Get ~begpnoer at blipe beot!~ bemGyteOe @eorg meo
Sutere5fs. "Duao ia9oe Rapteiueu 2"
"6an roabte bolt: 9n9su 6are, Manue = gp3en er
mart ior6i, % ri fan so6t flare ganost! Nisn bet
tun6e ri life; tbi omtreut aIOtten to ON Worgensn tsrs
neoe 6artOiet pla ben iranite apit, o9 Dor JteOuin9 ipns
ties at uare en- llmuli95eO. 9miOIertiO bleu ri bog bievs
geOe ale Nianb, ulotagen Raptsineu Os 6innen. glaa,
tror 6u life, at Simmer uioite bette ioruo, O9 at ban tOs
Siuet al GOtterne uetop iOrOi ban uiIoe bGune Jig paa
aapteinen, meo OpOfreIie al tit eset 9iu2"
"aei, 6urbror, iUareoe geors meO ct mistroit
Smil, ~Oet fan ieg alOris trO. Ortuncn % StibbruOet
lob uWt life 6OrbinoeIie meo 6innsns gnitaIter, itiont
bet fan ie ~iualebeS 10 Dor SSnunbsposit."
"6paO CT bet, bu Der tOmmsr ue0?~ iuareOe SI6ins
gen G~rserIi9t, "Ou maa bog pioe, at ies life uaaier iOm
ct Barn eQer sr iuIo al Ouertro. .tbi bet er ueI bet, cu
mener meO bin SOmunSspoeii, fan i9 tGnte. SIanot
gOrberrss Serter inoss Der messt, iOm Dor SmuIs
6oritano er for mag til at besribe. Ss bar ban siust
6oruuiten, men be umGlenoe Gpr bar Osiua iaaet mango
Gsen'absr, iOm ui iauner - % is er % bIipsr ben
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

so
uuiuerne ifuIoe tuiteS O~uerborO, men ben eutter LOO life
ooot."
Oct par o9iaa ct aiitpeli9t Paafl " mente geors.
"6iuuerne ltaar altiO ct ilt Jtenome, o9 paa nit 6ars
tot ifaI iugen Sin iatte lin Sob. Iiea buaO ct BET iOr
en- Struben berbOrte?. .....Su ia, Der er Som meo min
J0oueopuoe!. 81 r on M iaa iuIten, at ou maa uorette
~iaaonnne fore &jeueiter for al iaa big en- giO?..... Qteu
bette er life at finoe, min tiGre 6om; ou ta9er 10,
buao Oh fan iaa tat |, for at munoe mig on big IT,. 9taa,
iaa ifaI bu peI baue big en- Guebaf, fan ieg tro.
GeOrg itut 6uonOeu neO gorOituiien, buor ban al
tiO 9aUOe ct 6orrauO til 6uuOriIen, Der M tiIfrebs Iagoe
fig ioran Slben.
"9tatteua9teu par fat, q psobleu Stormbom, ibet ban
o9iau tiertesneOe belle geiatningen8 0nOIin9. "6ups
teinen git tiItois. Simmer bapOe RortSrn, og leg, iumt
StprmanOen os Ell Matro8, uOsiorOe gasten. Stprs
manoen bauOe iat fig paa ct SanOfao til Quart, Os NRas
troien bOOt lOtig, bu 6inuen buiiteoe mig 0ret: Gag
0toret en- Stnno, 6riitian, ie9 bar noset at i%orrstte. "
Giterat les bauoe siort bet, ban baO mig ON, latte ban
fig neO paa 8Gttet, IGnebe 9tpssen mob 6appsn og
iremtog Ell 9amnel forfeit SuImebOs, iOm ban meo
bGnpet Stemme IGite peO Stunet al aompaslampen.
"a Der par forIsbet nOsIe Mjnuter, rsiite ban fig, bOOt
lime8IaSiet mob 9piet os inbtOS after jim gIaos ueo
ROret uOen at iise ct Orb. Seq itob peb GGIinsen os
iaa uooper Ssen. Natten par life ipnoerlia mort.
aaerbeolt iOm ies itob, bsrte ies en- unberIi9 Suien, iom
liar NRiSoeIbapet plesr at 9aa iorno for en- Srfan.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
81

"2ut gaar gobt, 6nrbrOr! On en- Gimes Gio eaer
b~aIuuuOen bar ri @nbOIt ii9te."
@eorg in6tOg after in gluOs, Os StormbOm peOs
bIeu:
"a Sinner bauOe iagt bette, git ban neoao Santet
paa ben enc SIDE, o9 ic9 iuI9te BAN paa BEN anoen,
g~umoenoe ouer, buoO ban ueI tnnOe meme. Seq Oiolte,
at nj par OeitinereSe til Nesina % iorioo oerior life,
buorouu ri ifuloe tomme llnnO ipr Dag, og tnonn minis
6re buoroon ban piloe tunne iorbinore Sapteincn at
gipc line tiGrsite OrOre. Seq %begpnote at tro, at 6tnnen
bapOc iaaet Ole pua l0auiyuen, ior naar bet Ter, pIeier
en- Ssmono at bliUe gal StaImeten. SmioIertiO ueO
lea life, bua0 Wlagt G%paaOomnen bauOe ouer mig, men
nqlten uoen ielu at uioe bet, aolcb jeg 0ioaoet, tog De
beoite SIGoer unoer DC 9amIe o9 ltat u6ret og lire Fialtre,
belle min GienOom, til mig. 0a SIotten bIeu ier, tom
Sapteinen op, % eiterut ban bouoe faitet ct SIit tiIpeirS
GA ieet paa &pmpaSie Jet, Git ban ben til os paa Stanlen
GA iaooe IeenOe: "9taa, 6nuo SHINE, ie9 tror, bet er
paatiOe, at Ou FOREIGNER btne iemogtppe!" uOen at ptre
ioa meoet iom ct Orb, reiite Simmer Jig % git neo 6as
busien po iaaian6t bu tror ON mig, at ie9 CT en- Grs
Tia Scmano -. tom ban life tiIba9e meS iptten Stptter
bsoe 0Pottr! Meu no9et ubp9geItgere, eno boao bans
9lniiot uotrutte, ba ban IusOe Spttet for a~aptsinens
Sober, bar ie9 life feet busrten Tor sIler itOsn, Os paa
6opteinen GA gciGtninsen funbe man oa beuer life ie,
at be par tomue en- munter Sinositemnius peo ben
Spsa. aupteirsn 10 r%istisnot, ba ban %bsiaIepe, at aa@
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
OOerelt paa SobanneS ifjGret.
N~9ltrOnIan al gm lille GurIen. 81
6leroe 8eriooe.
6lpira GOrnelin.

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