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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
Mr.. Tucker and the Cabinet

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. 19.-Hon John
Randolph Tucker, after an absence of
five days. returned to>day from his visit
to New York, where he delivered an ad>
dress to the Patria Society and was ems
tertained by the Reform Club. He speaks
in the highest tearms of his reception
and was much pleased with his visit. He
was called upon in New York by Hons
William Nj. Evarts and David Dudley
Field. Letters haye been. received here
by parties interested in Mr.. fuckers
appointment as Attorney General deny>
ing that Mr.. Gray, of Delaware, is a can
ddate for the position, but on the con
trary, that Mr.. Gray has manifested his
desire to Mr.. Cleveland that Mr. Tucker
be appointed. He has beenIadvocating
Mr. fuckers claims from the beginning.
It looks now as if Mr.. Tucker has a
clear field and that Virginia will be rep
resented in the Cabinet.
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Iron Gate, Va.
Jan. 2srd, 1898.

Jan. 23rd, 1898.
It seems that the much talked of warm
wave has arrived at last. We only hope
it hrs come to stay Our Mayor, how
ever, thought the mercury had suddenly
risen to blood beat, Tor some other
strange phenomenon had taken place.
when he discovered such a CHASTITY and
uncanny object occupying his bed a
few nights since. Ask him what it was.
Coasting is, and has been, for the past
week the ''order of the day" with the
young folks, and consequently there are
several bruised heads and bumped noses
in town. But we are glad to note that
none of the young ladies have been hurt.
1t is the boys every time.
Mr.. Turner K. Hickman promises the
boys rare treat in the shape Of a ride
on his newly purchased Billy Goat. Now
boys here's your chance to become Ma
sons, or perhaps q subjects for the hos
pital.
A certain young man in town is very
much in love. Poor fellow, we won't
''give him away"
|as The new Depot like the Lock Up
seems to be thing of the future.
SNOW.
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IRON GATE,va.

on the Richmond & Allegheny Branch of
the G. 4 O. railroad, and within a short
distance of the Coal and Coke fields of
West Virginia. There is a.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
Food and Fuel Fund" for the Suf.
fering Poor Of Roanoke, Va.

Food and Fuel Fund for the Suf-
fering Poor Of Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke Daily Times, with its
timely and commendable enterprise, has
inauguarated plan for relieving the
distress which exists in that city. 1t is
warmly seconded by the various minis
tiers, who expressed their willingness to
heartily co operate with the Times in
giving relief. The Times, in its issue of
January 20, inst, says editorfaly:
1.-THE Times is aware of the fact that
there are deserving poor in Roanoke who
need the very necessities of life. 1t has
inaugurated relief fund of which full
account is given elsewhere. This fund
will be under the immediate control and
supervision of the clergymen of Roam
oke, who will direct its distribution so
as to obtain the best results.
There are as many things needed as
human necessities demand. Food and
fuel are the leading needs. Clothing for
men, women and children is wanted. To
make plain plan whereby the fund can
be best accumulated, we suggest the or
der plan. If you want to contribute
groceries, send an order on your grocer
for as much as you see fit to give. Iffor
coal, send an order which your coal
dealer will recognize. If you have any
serviceable clothing to spare, send
letter or postal to the effect that you
will deliver to it's bearer, when vouched
for, certain specified articles of clothing.
If a druggist wishes to aid, let him
send acknowledged orders for SO many
prescriptions.
0. T. Hippo. of the First Baptist
Church, said: ''All honor to fine Times
for the gracious prompting. There is a
power of Christianity in such charity
fund. 1t can be raised and it is needed.
There is much restitution in Roanoke;
but our people are responsible to every
call for the relief of human suffering.
The method of distribution insures the
prompt and proper apportionment of
every dime contributed where it is most
ly needed. Let every one hear and heed
the cry of the poor. am on my way
now to an afflicted home with funds
from the church of which am pastor"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26

The size of the new postage stamp is
great objection to it's use It is an inn
provement that did not improve. Give
us the old Uncle George Washington
stamp-just as it was when first issued.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
CORPORATION OFFICES.
HERE ARE YOUR CANDIDATES IN
PART.
You Can Vote for Whom Ycu
Please.

gested for the various Corporation Off
ces, which are to be filled in May next.
Should none of these meet with your
endorsement, don't get out of humor and
say harsh words about them. Remem>
Der, that in this land of the free, men
NAV aspire to fill the highest office in
the gift of their constituents, and violate
no written or unwritten law OF proprie-
ty. Give each ticket careful considera-
ton, and then decide which OF the can
didates will promote the best interests
of your town and community. II it is
deemed best to let all aspirants enter
the race without the formality OF a
nomination, each voter can make a
ticket to suit himself. In this election,
as in all others, the city's future welfare
should be the controlling influence In
reaching decision. All the tickets
suggested have merit.
A public spirited citizen-not a polltl-
tician, suggests the following ticket:
Mayor,
R. II. DAVIS.
Treasurer,
F. NJ JONES.
Commissioner of Revenue,
H. c. CARSON.
CounciImen,
JAS. A. FRAZIER,
LEWIS HARTMAN,
A. G. FOSTER,
o. c. NORRIS,
GEO. T. BYRD,
A. o. SURBER.
Town Sergeant.
w. H. STROUGH.
A gentleman interested in the growth
and prosperity of our City, presents this
ticket:
Mayor,
c. F. MOORE.
Treasurer,
JOHN A. BOWLES.
Commissioner of Revenue,
]. L. MANN.
.Councilmen,
A. JACK Accord, JR.,
R. P. HAWKINS,
DR.. w. F. MILLER,
]. K. PENDLETON,
VIM. WILLS.
DR. c. T. LEWIS.
Town Sergeant,
PAUL GLEASON.
One of Cliftons substantial and useful
citizens presents this ticket:
Mayor,
T. P. BOWLES.
Treasurer
GEO. w. KINCAID.
Commissioner of Revenue,
WILL. S. COCHRAN.
Councilmen,
A. JACK Accord, JR.,
DR. HUGHES,
OWEN MORRIS,
]. A.: FORD,
B. H. THOMAS,
c. T. LEWIS.
A Railroad man would be pleased to
have this ticket elected:
Mayor,
B. M. MOSELEY.
Treasurer,
GEO. w. KINCAID.
Commissioner of Revenue,
WILLIAM SHEPHERD.
Councilmen,
WILLIAM COCHRAN,
CHAS. A. MAHANEY,
L. r. SAVINS,
CHAS. A. CRAFT,
S. c. BUSTER,
]. T. SHARP.
Town Sergeant,
JAMES QUINLIN.
Justice of the Peace,
E. A. SNEAD.
A progressive citizen names this tick
et
Mayor,
JOSEPH w. LIPOP, :
treasurer,
ELMER MILLER.
Commissioner of Revenue,
E. A. SNEAD.
Councilmen,
DR.. A. w. WOODWARD,
w. F. TINSLEY,
E. G. ROBERTS,
F. F. ALLEN
c. c. TAYLOR,
DR. w. H. SAVAGE.
Town Sergeant,
1. B. SNAPP.
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Newly Elected U. S. Senators.

Newly Elected U. S. Senators.
Last week the Legislatures of the fol-
lowing States elected United States Sen
ators:
! New York-Hon. Edward Murphy;
Jr., Democrat and Tammanyite, sue
ceeds Hon. Frank Hiscock, Republican.
New Jersey.-James Smith, Jr., Dem>
ocrat and a manufacturer OF leather,
succeeds Elk Governor Abbott.
Delaware.-Hon. George Gray, Demo-
crat. was reelected.
/ West Virginia -Hon. johnson N.
Camden, Democrat, for short term, and
Hon. G.. J. Faulkner, Democrat, re-elect-
ed for long term.
Tennessee Governor Bates, Dem
7ocrat, reelected.
Maine-Hon. Eugene Hale, Republi>
can, elected for the third time.
Massachusetts, Congressman Hen
ry Cabot Lodge, Republican, and author
of the ELECTIONS Bill" succeeds Hon.
Henry L. Dawes.
Pennsylvania Matthew Stanley Quay,
Republican, re elected.
War On the Columbian Postage
Stamps.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Mr. Wolcott
(Rep., Col) introduced a joint resolu
ton in the Senate yesterday directing
the Postmaster General to discontinue
the sale of the SO called Columbian post
age stamps, except where specifically
called for. He asked that the resolution
be Immediately acted upon, and said
that he knew of nothing more rldicu-
lous than those plasters covering half an
envelope.
| We do not like the new stamps very
WELL The one>centers and the two
centers are not by any means beautiful,
although the three cent ones are rather
pretty. It takes two ticks for each
stamp, where only one was required be
FORE and thus makes an additional strain
on the salivary pparatus.-Shepherd
toaOas Register.
The size of the new postage stamp is
a great objection to it's use 1t is an inn
provement that did not improve. Give
us the old Uncle George Washington
stamp-just as it was when first issued.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
Trustees Sale
or VALUABLE
Wagon and Farm
Implement Works,
At IRON CATE,
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

@Y VIRTUE of Deed of Trust from
.~the Farmers Alliance Co. Operative
Manufacturing Company, to me as Trus
tee, executed on the 22nd day of March,
1892, which is duly of record, will offer
for sale at public auction, on the premi-
ses, lif not sold privately beforel on
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26
WEDNESDAY. FEB, 18th, 1898

all of the real estate conveyed under
said Deed of Trust, to-wit The entire
Works of said Company, consisting of g
Foundry 150x50, stone with metal roof
Two-story Machine Shop, s0x4O, frame
with metal roof two>story Wood Shop,
40x40 frame with metal roof two story
Paint Shop and Wareroom, S0x4O, frame
with metal roof.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26

The stormy winter with its rains, and
SHOWS, andrushing blasts serves timely
notice on all persons, who think life
worth the living that they must keep
on hands a supply of DIR. Bulbs Cough
Syrup, the infallible cure for coughs colds
and incipient consumption, or suffer the
consequences of their temerity.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26

of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
placed at the disposal of the Cincinnati
Enquirer the freight trains of his road
in aid of that papers efforts to furnish
the people of that.city coal at $3.50 per
ton. Corporations may have no souls.
but the President of the Chesapeake
and Ohio has great big soul, and never
stands back when there is chance. to
help suffering Shenandoah
Argus.
The water famine which now prevails
in some sections of our city is not at all
helpful to those who swore off at the
beginning of the year. Some poor fam
lilies that can't afford to use water are
obliged to substitute beer for all domes-
tic purposesl-RecieaO.
Citizens of Clifton Forge excuse, if you
can, the fragrant disregard of truth in
the latter part of the above paragraph,
but we ask you to seriously consider
whether such weak attempts at aoit, are
calculated to elevate the moral tone of
your fellows at home or produce a favor>
able impression abroad.
A great deal is being considered, it is re-
ported, between the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Norfolk and Western, the
latter road making overtures to the for
mer by which if arrangements are con-
cluded the Chesapeake and Ohio will
enter Washington over the Norfolk
and Western tracks. Should the ar
rangements be made, instead of going
by way of Gordensville the Chesapeake
and Ohio trains will run ON the Norfolk
and Western at Basic city, thence to
Front Royal over the Shenandoah Valley
line and from that point into Washing
ton over the proposed new line of the
Norfolk and Western. The Chesapeake
and Ohio contract with the Virginia
Midland may discourage such an ar
rangement, but it is claimed this point
can be satisfactorily adjusted.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1893-01-26

bIoWeF, MouIds, FatfeFns, &C.,
for Plows and Wagons. The Machine
Shop is equipped with a forty horse
Engine and Boiler, Iron Lathe, 1 Bor-
ing Machine, 1 Drill, Punch and Shears,
Tire Bender, Bolt Cutter, Emory
Wheels. Betting Rods and PulIeys to all
machines. The Wood Shop is equipped
with 1 Planer, RIP Saw, / Buzz
Planer, 1 Band Saw, 1 Sharper,
Swinging Saw, Combined Saw, Planer
and Boring Machine, Spoke Lathe,
Sand Belt, Betting and PulIeys. This
droperty is situated in the growing town
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Garmen ,Suiet % Sapen
iirsw suft etagoets.

On etsge brr nltie bOlees soet rtn
til sIsrs bill 6thsu liee bsrunesr. Sr
auIpst al Ira, bsr bet bpppist FpIss
mes @ano, % berpoa itrees uo pHlue'
riI.rst @ips (plaster), buffet trailer
til ia % bUrttassr ben sisnnsHtraH'
s,us., Ttarps 2ust, iom CT ian nlmtuoe'
liza, hpur Ssite ituur. 9ette ItriUer 's
ira Gmmpuiai; ben aisr onot CiHere
"a Rrieu paa ct M,uneits, ps er iar'
stles Fabslis for Seftene. Den hr'n'
t,r 9nbtr til at raobns % soel1seer
s,rn,s paa aisrstsist, os at ben u9'aa
tassr baaret paa en- S.fs Din. os 2iin'
str. naor ben Iiadr @at ,fter 9lat l ina'
ban Quit. bet ,r let Of beoribs. Zen
Glass raoeue 2uit iorauridstr Sldfi'
b,rs, Snrep, 8Iiuoheb. SnFnsnin, Bnsu'
monia, Ssapts, bpilts ale er olmlnbe'
lias SpsbOmme hos pete. Sidar be
ct Hibbtnt spiltOus mso ltinteues Orb
Eel unotr fig, ou sr bet 10 Hart, OF 9nf'
ten nan blips furbarpet us itaoelis. %
at Osiou SUpsrus Iiot sitsr IiSt raaoitr
sp al bsu Sluss Suineri.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
l22

til @raaifjer8baaSeu, mebens ban NOT iaa iniIt baube
Iast S~oIbiasten Ga unber 9oIntsn. gtaa, Ifaansn par
pei oppe, men Ben par bog lite iaa tlar, at man tunbe e
isiennem 6oIt. geter @ran FOB SaaOen meb gtpss.n
til grpsssu Trigger, iom bu ueb Os iss par taabss
Zig NOT til at biIos mig inb, at bet par GarcIus. Den
@iIbiareIie bIep bog mart %optIarst; os Sa uiIes ies, Tom
bu not fan besribe, Opsisre Giiaren msp bet goos. Uaen
belle Sassn sr Seu, at Rauea bar ipiOiet i'm giale efter
Srifarereu. San LOB, iom ON ban uiIce saa inb paa at
tass S~tifpense, iuStiI ban bapce narret mig nsb Suaben,
for at ititte 0I.rbers en- SebbeI Naueu. Wsn buab
tror Ou, ban Oa siorbe2 Gi.bIifsIi8 gap ban 6artsist
ct Stub, ION ben unoen SiIur life par len til at Foriaa;
% enten ies fanbt, Bet imasts iSot euer furt, MATTE jig
b.tpe1nue mig til at sisre Ell SOur 10 til SOIbiasten."
"5piItsn Itfis, samursI 8atl" uSbrsS @eOrs.
"Du Tan trO, iss par lite miIbt itsmtl @tcn i.s fan
iuit life fse, is fieosbe mig Buffet, buOr ics peO lnbes
lsosIien al be fire ganoanters, / 6urbnoeIie msO nosIe
Orb at ben ~enfoIOise arOn, let tanos lutte mig til, at
GaroIus baube pubiet SastIieatsnantsn; Os Ben Grsit
buiualeoe mig ben @rab, at ig tunoe tuss min sOoe
6oruaft 1%ilfanse. Sitter en- Zines GiO bIsu 0prsn aabs
net. os peter Gran fiat Soueost inb. Sau par iaa ROB
/ anfstst JONI en- ,ost GUNNER. "Seisn CT ri; men ri
treii.s en- auSsn Gang, - par Gilt, bpaS ban iaebs.
90 iss sap BAN ct Spar pau SitaIen. iOm life falbt iaa
iIoe, ON lee ieIu itdI iise bet. Serpuu murSsrsbe lea
op; Suuoen Iua ,Iar, ies ites nsb ben, eftrat is fsrf
| bauSe ipeiset eitcr 5ubsre; Siterbsrs Ias,s al % bermeS
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
1873
er Siitorien uoe."

1--WE
0a bette lille Guentpr i~mibIsrti6 life forstom 9atron
5olmer balu iaa moriomt iOm bet, georg bauoe ItilSret,
inraste bet BAN berfor heller life, at @sors 10 Iiasiaa
blerteIi9t ao bet @ns iom ab Bet gnoet; oo ban afbrsb
SanltaIen neo ben SemGrtnins, at bans 6One uiloe tale
mep BAN, iamt at GeOr9 sierne tunbs tase fla en- Cur
paa Sofaen, meoenS ban uenteos paa, at 6annp tom inb
msb nOs.t 8armt.
Wen 6annp, ben finite, lille Susmober, baube fors
me9et ttlOpcrs Tor @sOr9 til at Iabs BAN pente lanoe.
Suart itoO ct Tibet SOrO O~poattst; Og Iigeoperfor 6aunp
lab @eOr9, lpienbs Og ipafenbs al Siertens @runo.
Yet uar iaa berIigt % ~bsbaselist eftsr ale osic beiuGrs
l'se, natIise eoentpr at tunne iibOe roIis, parm os gIao
l Oct tOrtrOIige aammer Dos en- iaaOan muutsr, lioea
Stien5eO iOm 6unnp.
) nossn Eto 9iorbe 9atrOu SoIutsr benz ieIu SsIitab;
men eItsrat ban bapoe siOrt fig tiIrOoe msO bet 9Gtrsitc,
SOroet l%rernbDS, reiite ban fig after, i6st ban mco ct be-
tponin8StuIot SmiI OverIeusrsO. 6annp en- 0lpgle, buurs
hos ban bUiiteoe beubs Srst:
A9OIp blot 8O0t 9uS; buff puu, at ginteren er Iuus!"
gi8en tIappe0e / SGnosrue al @laOe; % neppe bauoe
Usren Iattet fig eiter 6abersu, isrsno ben unes NRiis
6anup i~tpnoiOmt trat ben trsbsnsoe StrueItol ben til ct
Port Stab al SaInpOOetra. Giterat bun par tOmmea
Op paa Stolen uso SiaIp al en- Channel, taIbte bun
gsOrs ben til zig Os buS BAN boIbs 9piet.
Sssses SIif'e tinorsoe al IseurytteIie, ba Stabets
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
esnaina Tom asse % pasoiein.

ct al be NET rarsub. os iuHosits
elnss 5sos sr SUnuiugi ben OuerlGs'
fer iiis os 6posr iisIoen sler aIOrls
impe. Sab FIN 8gru ipiie alt BET
emsrrebrBo % Counting, be oil baps,
% sip benz en- 8rgbitioe paaimurt mso
6Ounine, ON be Tube fsls fg iultne
mslem Mnnltibsrns; bet oil sjsre benz
subt. Sra ben Iib, np Sonnius iOm'
mtr / Marfeoet inotiI Barren, flyer en-
6usmoosr. siOcr ies mine Ssru bOer
Dag libt Spnrirs. @r be liot %forfles
let, better, eler Der err noost paafnroe
meb beres gals, 9iner le9 benz Iilet
(strained) Counting blnnoet mse nOsle
Faa Trrnbtr Gitrur (lemon), % bet
bialp.r. albris blipsr be ipse at SOn'
ming, 'anItbes fom of nIeNnss anore
isbs eager. 9srfOr fan sftsr mango
Hars Grfuring Sonuine anbefnlts baaoe
Ssrn ps Borne ipm en- uomariet COB
% narsnbe 5soe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Gtueffe Soloater.

Den tiueIiIte Splbat iaar 2snnins
tun en- Gang om Maaneben, % be tie
neiiife Waaueber er meset ~lansere eno
bore. Gitenen FIR 8etalin9sbaaen be-
giper buert 8ompanis aaptein fig tiIis
semeo 5ureren ben % faar aompaniets
Coming bos ben narmsit OperOrbneoe
Officer.
Gpnningen ubbetales life / flinsenoe
Mpnt, men / rent Sslp, Der imiblertib
er br9ifet | SmaaItDffer. Sele Nats
ten, ipm snar foruo for 8etalinssba'
gen, ~benptteS til at beie Sslpet al /
QOrtiuner for bosr sntelt Manb, ps
bette Grbeioe er, iOm man sil tunue
fOreitiae fig, msset beioerlist us maa
ubigres meset Dmbpsgeligt, ibet en- Ii
ben 8astfeil fan fOruuriase maaIte en-
slsr flere 9a9ss 2snnin9stab for en-
sIer auoen iiattets SOriparer at bet
bimmelite &ige.
Naar %lbpeininssn er tileuosbrn9t,
~inbpattes Ssloet ombpssslist / 8apir,
uoenpaa bpiltet Der ItripeS peofommenbe
Suloats Noun. Den fSleenbe @fters
mibbus iamles 8Ompaniet, us 6urereu
uooeler 2%sruingen til buer eufelt Mano,
ibet ban be9pnoer ueo ben fsrite / Som.
pautet, gffsrat ubbsIIn9en er tilenoes
brust, ipsrses Der:
"Sar rogen elers nusst at fOrbre?"
ug, naar Suaret "Nei" er afsiuet, faar
0~tauo5tabet 3ilaoetis til at traoe al.
Gnboer besiuer fig MI ben til ben
narmeite &ipbmanb, buor ban faar fit
Sslp bpttet. Sor en- Tael mobtaser
ban 1000 imaa Mpnter siennemboreoe
/ Wtiotsn, iaa at be fan traftes paa en-
Snor, oe eiter at bare fact bet rette
8elgb, penber ban biem meb en- lptfelie
Mine, men naiteu iammeniunten uuoer
8prben at 8ensene.
Den @enise iaar 81 9aeIs, Zig met
Omtrent IS, ON Maaneoen, bporfor ban
Ital boloe fig ielp meb Sleber % 5sbe.
Sun leper imiplertib at &is, os ala'
berne toiter bam fun en- llbetpbelisbeo,
7
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Dor SuSboIontnaen.

Rif.uerpnspsIfsr. 8stte er en-
Hbmsri.t Rst % pasier 'rrbslss sObt
III at fsrperes ianmeu msb 8lObpslisr.
Nan iussr / guub Fulbsbs Riien'
srsn | 2 Quarts isb Nslt. Nuar Grss
ben er bolutOst, men fin. aftisIes ben
% iiliattes snt.n en- for Stips Smsr
sIer ballet 4bretals, en- Spiusbisrns
sSsHsbst / Glsos, 8 7bsitser Suffer, 8
Tbsif.sr ftsots Munolsr, l 9unb oa-
F,bs % f~crpaueoe &ciiner, n Smule
Calf, liet imaat sp7taarue GitronItaI
(lsmoD) Us IN 8 susr 6 sgS; iarr,
Van sisrs bet, m.n brus,s Here, see'
Dcrtipusu bstpoeliet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
l2l

buorbos ban Fsrs @anse LOB @sors ~sientass, buao 9eter
@ran baubs iast os siOrt uuSsr ben mGrfpGroise Sanss
ninqsprpces. 9a bisie pperitrsmmenoe @I9oesubbruo
snbsIis bapos last fla IiSt, lob ban bet isrit uGre iia masta
paaIissenos at tatte @eors paa bet 6isrtsIisite; tbl
bennes SIsst os Moo t~iIitreu ban iauuel Recninsen al
Sosnatsfaoeus iom BEN u~betaIeIise (9Gun.
ala, Bet sr Sntet at siOrs iaumeset 8aien all"
iasoe @ecrs %unoieIist.
$50 men sr bet iau! Ss ies piIbe sierne uiis big en-
Gjeneite isisn for benne Misunderstanding, min tiers @eors!
6or bauce Su life mGrtet llraao os taset BAN pso NGien,
oa ou par enc me0 BAN inbe / Sebooeu, uiIoe Garolus
albria bare pGrst iffanb til at TONNE bort. Seq bar
lenoe feet, at 6u er en- bpstig, raft Os beblertst yn9Itng;
% snifer Ou, at leg ituI ifuiie big en- gmpIot paa ct Tar'
tpi eIer ct 6ontOr men ies tiger big i 6orbisaasnOs,
at ou lite bsr forIabe Spsu - iao TOM ibu, at gsHs
SOImer ingen b~aGvIis SutommeIis bar, naar bet sialOer
@snnsr, Der bar tieut BAN.
"SeO Speu bliuer iss iastenS Sin O8 Och, msnts
@eorg = "9 bet tunOe peI bGnoe fig, at les taller mee
Ssrr BatrOusu ON 9sitst en- uuosn Gang So. Mlen M uI
ies bebs Dem ON at lame mig ben lille Saao; for bet er
bsOit, at jesi tOmuer %af.o.-
4Stte iprsnb bu faar glOset 9iuet, min Srsns!"
~9u ia, bet tunSs maaits image sOst. Iten bpis Serr
patronsn lite finbsr bet for uarsaasnoe, pilbs its sIerne
pibs, bpor aIpsrbn Ser YutrOnen ~farbsSss, u'soens
lea % Garolus Srsp pore gorretniussr."
SO, fer bu, ben Ganaiue baube ~fori!apt Iltet lis ber'
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
On Gtence ttttntetgisrt.

Der ,r en- 6ieuoe, ION Guiinoer sr
bsfisubt reo belle bsres 2ip, fprbi be
n isbt msb en- Gilbsislisbso til @aIbe.
ipg,. Wob benne Gienoe tiamper be
beitanoig mso traitlsie 8aabsu. Sps
Eettsrs Map.-g Bitter pil ti~Iintetsisre
ben. GFsrinssmiolsr alene oil life
helbrsbs uorbner i 9spereu, ipm piier
fla, itie alsne Deb 5%OrituppelIe, men ps'
iaa ueb S~uusbpiue, 9ulbeo / Suosn os
Eisasnsus, Rualme, belast 2unss %
Wismpbisbeo % / S9roslesbso psb
Trpf | bsirs Sibe, Ooer ps unber be
forte Ribben. llnbsaa orafisite Gifts.
rinssmiblsr, ipm imerter ps ioaffer
Snopploene, os Tom benpttes iitebetfor
bette perbensb.rsmte Nntis@ albelpse'
Ribbel, Tom U9iaa belbreOer malariits,
Rass' % @nreipSppmmet 8beumatisme
"a Werpeitet. Som ct auratip for
SnbpDlbene, imertefrit us u~irtniuss.
tulbt, forbeorer BET Nppetitsn, Ssonsn
Os 5urosielisn % beiioher tiuise Sprs
sslsn af at bare ct e~neitaaenbs Stprte.
Mibhel. (San.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
100

Bsbtammerst, buur SOImsr M ieIu iIiomt began fig inb,
for at bsr., b~uorIsoes bet geIs bansts i%ammen.
-Raa, GeOrs?~
"slaa, Ger gatron2 = 6uor I aIpsrbsn siOrbe ban
al 5er gutrOnen?"
log ban 6uben.2"
"SoUit! = Sci, bet Steb tom ban til at bGnse."
A5pao msnsr bu? Sub sipe, at iss ensans maa ie
Zen 8ieItrins bGusi, for al ben 5ortrab os Gori, ban
gar siprt mig natl"
ga, Der r r~istisrot ~iOrssauet Spsntpr mat, Tom ies
~: .II.muer iau let,
=Ittn 5%5dosue, min 0rens, 6uo.ue2"
$50, Sub os GurOIus muu oios, buOr Be 81 M! Ieeu
ts tror NOT, be er pau geisn til ct slsr unOet StsS, bpor
Deter grau uiI fuu %puufteIigt peb at Opinuis benz. 6Ors
fttsn er bet guaet i%uuIeSes til"
Os M ~fortuIts GeOrs, msbsus gatrOu SOIm.rs ans
fyt o~ptIortbes mere % mere, BEL. GiIOrus.isu Iiseiru
beus SegpnbeIie pau SobauuestiGrst til bans ,9ne %
GorOIus' Sebriitsr pua Straub, iamt itiIbrsbs be bpgges
Iise Snmtu!sr, Der par bIsUn. bOIbts, msbeus Better
Gran, bGnsenoe peo Gou9itumpsn, iSst. at beuase benz
I'll at iagttags MsunsiteIi9bsbsns 9lista.
Oct piloe pEre ~paniteIist at ufsisrs, buub Der tIfrsSss
EIieOe sicbmaaoen melt, enteu ben tenimtis ittrs llofst
is baps 9arerue geboIO, sIer ben ~bsbassIis. 9iss
b., at 3aglisuteuanten bapOe maattet betals fin ufOrs
'anmea. 20 6prt. llnOer bpppiss ubbruS AT 3snrytisIt,
or ::".e iaat SfoOeirpo, ilOs ban uopbsrlist Ssnens
RI re-. :, rpcoe eGnperne os fuipisoe neo Utnsrsus,