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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-01
THE FRIDAY GERMAN.
A Pleasant Entertainment at the Temp,.-
Those Present.

The Friday German Club gave n most
pleasant entertainment at the Temple last
evening. Mr. Hogue Gillian led the figures
in a splendid manner. and the gowns worn by
the young ladies' were In a ajority OF cases.
beautiful. These present were:
Miss Annie Gray Miss Mary uayes
Miss Stuart Bradley. Miss Maggie Stokes
Miss Madge Ould. Miss Conrad.
Miss Stanley Adkins, Winchester.
Miss Virginia CABOT. Miss Mary McCaw,
Miss Berta Wexford. Miss Helen Bate FLOYD.
Miss Adele Archer. Louisville.
Miss Olmstead. Miss Bena Harrison,
Elizabeth. n. j.; Lecsburg:
Miss Roper. Miss GRAY.
Petersburg; Miss Pegram.
Miss Emily Cary, Miss Shinn
Miss Mary Howard. Lexington:
Miss Gretchen Parsons. Miss Hodges.
Natural Bridge; Elliott City. Md.
Chaperons:
Mrs. Henry BONNER Mrs. F. II. Deane.
Mrs. John NJ Taylor, Mrs Sarah Hotchklss,
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Archer. Stauntop.
The following gentlemen were present:
Henry BONNER. Clay Drcwry. Jr..
Edward T. Robertson. Richard Gwathmey,
A. III. Drewry. 4. H. Powers.
w. +. Powers. Thomas Brander.
Lewis Brander. A. b. Alison.
X. L. Alsop. Wiloughby Newton.
Otis Alfriend. Frank Blankenship,
lvie Warrington, Charles Williams,
Wood Flournoy. ST. George Cooke.
William Mayo. Hanston Cary. Boston;
Alfred Langhorne. Arthur Mayo,
Fred. Lambert, John Bryan.
Julien Binford Cary Beckwlth.
Randolph Darlington. Petersburg;
Frank J. Potts. C. L. Williams. Jr.,
Elmer Ecker. Horace Slater,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-01

church yesterday afternoon. Rev. William
Il. Judkins performed the ceremony.
The ushers were Messrs. w. G.. Free
man. G.. J. Paou. Otis Thompson, Adam
johnson. Peter Kline and Lewis
Keppler Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Snider left on
Northern trip.
The groom Is a son Of Captain Phil.
Snder. the old veteran railroad con-
ductor-one Of the oldest In point of ser
vice I'm the Southland is popular and
efficient attache OF the pattern shops of
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany.
The bride is a daughter OF Mrs. c. Il.
Reuter-, of south Pine street, and Is
young lady Of many attractions and ac-
compishments.
Many friends extended congratulations
and best wishes for a long and happy
life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-01
To be Welded.

The marriage Of Miss Mamie Manning
Gillian to Mr.. Edward Williamson
Butcher will take place the Sth of Febru-
arv at the residence OF the bride-elect
father. Miss Gillian is the daughter OF
CAPTAIN r. II. Gillian The groom Is
prominent banker OF Petersburg, va
Mr.. j. i. Thruston. OF gloucester, anu
Miss Rosa Johnson. Of this city, will be
married at Clay-street Methodist church
this afternoon at o'clock. After the
ceremony the couple will leave for their
home in Gloucester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-01
Brosdfoof-Cobb.

A very quiet, but nicely appointed we'd
d'ng occurred yesterday morning at the
residence OF the brides mother. No. l0e
norm Monroe street, at IL o'clock. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Andrew
1Foadioot and Miss Mana A. Cobb. Rev.
rainier Fraoli linked them I'm the holy
ponds and they left at 80 a. NJ. for a
Northern tour
There were no cards. and only the
FAMILY and a few intimate friends wit
nefSed the pretty ceremony. The bride
Va dressed In a handsome gray cloth
"~'ehng suit. trimmed with fur. and
a'le1 bouquet OF brides roses. She
- daughter OF the late DIR. IL. +. Cobb.
co a sister Of Mr.. c. ID. NJ. Cobb.
~, groom is a well-known cotton
merchant Of Fayetteville. n. c.
sDider-Reuter.
u mbs Minnie Lee Reuter- and Mr.. Will
=, Ian L: snider were united In marriage
O'CLOCK In the Laurel-street Methodist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-01
AUed Cruiser "Bv % 71s No" Oqe,Hupled~t 0UddDsS

Prom Frank LesiIe's Weekly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14
WHERE TALES FOUNDER LIES.
His Tomb and Its Quaint In-criptiop In
Wrexhnm, North Wales.

Few people know that the tomb Of Flihu
Yale. who founded tho college In New Haven
and has had numerous football teams. base
ball mines. and crews namod after him. is in
North Wales. ten miles from Hawarden Cas-
tie. where Mr.. Gladstone lives and reads
prayers in the church. Of which his son Is rector.
Mr.. Yale used to spoll his name more pho
netically than now. making the first name
Eliugh instead OF the modern Elihu. He is
buried In the churchyard at Wrexham. In
North Wales. In front OF the church door.
Wrexham Is n town Of about ten thousand
people. and the Wrexham church Is one of the
oldest in Wales. 1t was built of stone more
than five hundred years ago. The church re-
talns tho old customs. among them the GUS
ton ono Of ringing the furIsw hell every night. ~.
are great Tor family and Geographic history.
The one over Eiihu Yale has this Inscription:
i,orm A. Amerisn n Europe bred
Sasa s t%%T s ss sy ii h "" a.. '.. so hope n ID | G" sssn dead
And that his soul thro' mercy gone 10 heaven.
This inscription was almost worn ont by ex-
p0sure and time. hut 1t was. recently restored
by some Yale men who visited the churciyard
u few years ago; and Is now legible;
n church Is iall Of quaint inseflptinns. On
enc n OF tGe GTavestonss near Elihu fale's grave
Here lies my wife and Ave children dear;
1hres NJ oswestry, Two here
The inscription on Mr.. Yale's grayesone
elled lnE,n and had a great deal OF experience.
1t is curious that not more attention has been
about him asabout John Harvard. who founded
the university at Cambridge across the river
from Boston. 1t is strange. that so little Is
There are statues OF them and portraits In
plenty. Blu, as to who they We're, how they hap
their names. where they lived. and what be-
came OF them. little IL known beyond various
myths and traditions except what may Ie
with which tho colleges were sta rted aud the
early gifts made to these institution
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14
The Conjurc Woman.

from he Timrs- Dem era.
Dat ole Aun' Tsmpy. she wot live
Wander in de grove. she give
Sum pm to GU muley COW.
An no soul CANT mix her now:
An we.alls hAwgs dey runs an saueAls
LAX some un chase 'em thOo ue nels:
An more'n dat. dah's ole Unc' saul
CAin't sCa'cely use his laiRs At oil,
An say she's cuniered him, he know:
Ia'a.ap'in dat's so!
An wunst dey wAs q oman. too.
Herd all bout what Aun' Teinpy do.
An she gwine ax her. no she saved.
To ky0re de risin' in her hAtd.
Ann Tempy mighty mad. dat day.
She nuvver mad n wu'd to ray.
Hut yin u curious KIN o. cough,
Dat 'ouun's head HIT fell smack oH.
rolt Acrost DE- cabin mo-,
Ya.A,ap'm dAts sOI
Wunst me an Uncle I,h ans Bill
We clumb up TO de window sill
Al ole Aun' reInpy's. an pseped In.
An dtlI dat piken oman been
N,rn0xln' -umpin' in . pot
S,nelt mighty had. ! dunno wot;
She -pat or hands tOge'r like dat.
An gun atalkin' TO de cat
Den We lit out to'ds home, fer sho';
ia'a'np'm dAtssol PAUL DAror.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14

Within a block OF houses. our towns pride,
That fronts upon n growing business street.
Are stores well lifted up. ornate and neat.
With signs outside desiring buyers to guide.
One store was filled and honored by q baker.
with a nne show OF cake and bread baked brown:
Next :oor to him. the fanciest front in town
Was the fine outHt OF an undertaken.
For want OF trade. and seeking better clover.
They moved the.r business both to other quarters.
For the convenience Of sons and daughters.
People who eat. Or those whose eating Is over.
On being questioned why they moved away.
The baker said: Few persons now lived there"
The undertaken said. with looks Of care:
'Ttat not a death had he in many = day
EDWARD s. CRRAhHR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14
The Song. Sparrow.

From The fouhs Companion.
When p'oughmen rido the steamy brown.
And yearning meadows sprout to green,
Aud all tho spires and towers OF town.
Blent soft with wAverinR nlisis are seen:
When quickened woods IN Il esheninx hue
With bursting buds begin to swell,
When airs caress and May is new,
oh. ihen my shy bird sings SO well!
Berause the blood.roots flock In white.
And hiossonir,i branches scent tho air.
And mounds with trillium nays are d,xh:.
And dells with yiOlets dim and rare;
Because such velvet leaves ~unclose,
And newborn rills all Ginning ring.
And blue the sun Kissed river ITO ws-
Ny timid b'Id is forced tossing.
A joyful flourish lifted clear
-Four notes-lhen tails the irolic song,
And memories OF n vanished year
The wistfui cadences proloug:
"a vanished year-O, heart too soro-
! cannot sing thus ends the lay:
Long silence. then awakeu once more
Ills song. ecstatic OF the May,
pwARD W. THOMSON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14
The Imprisoned Robin

We heard his c.y this morning. and his wall
Wal like the sad song OF a whippoorwiiL
It seems tina in hts prison cage he still
Has memories OF the fields. and he recalls the tsle
The lonesome night bird sang at vespers. till
lie deems It is his own. His Joyous thrill
And natural pipings are now all in Jail
How different from tho notes when. wild and free.
lie sang his happy greetings to his mate
And pleasure seemed the business OF his days!
No night birds acts were mimicked In his ways
When he strobe DER the lawn In pride eiate.
u filled the air with melody from n tree.
EDWARD +. CRIknER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14
Our Modern Public Schools.

from lahur'. N.s Home uaga.inS.
Ram 10 in. cram It In.
mi dren's neads are hollow;
Siam II IN, IAN II III.
Still there's more to follow;
Hygiene and history.
~Asirnnomic mystery.
Algebra, histology.
Latin. etym"lngy.
botany. geometry.
creek and trig onofuetry;
Ram II IN. cram u IN,
Chiidren's hr ads arc hollow.
Ran II in, tap II int
What are teachers paid fort
Bang 1t in. siam II IN:
WHAT are children made fort
Ancient aTchi oIogy.
AryRn phi,6ioRy,
Prose- ~, zoology.
PhysIcs. rlimatoIogv.
Calculus and mathematics,
kIlstorlc and lydroststics;
Hoax il IN. COAX u IN.
ChldTeu's heads are hollow.
scold It in. mould It In,
Ailthat they can swallow;
Fold IL IN. hold ~ in,
sill there's more to follow.
Faces punched. sad and pale.
1ell The same ~uRyAryinG tale.
Tell 81 moments robbed from sleep,
MvAls uniastsd studies deep:
Those whO'vo passed the furnace through
With aching brow. will tell to you
How the teacher crAmmed IL In.
Rammed Il IN, jAmmea u IN.
CruDched u IN, punched 10 IN.
Rubbed II In. clubbed ~ IN.
Pressed It and oArossed 10 IN.
Raped u In and slapped u IN.
When shsir heads were hollow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14
You'd Better Cherish Him.

Fon ,s Commercial Gn:er,.
There are husbands who are pretty.
There are husbands who are witty,
There hre husbands who In public are as smiling as the
morn:
There are husbands who are healthy,
There are husbands who are wealthy,
But the real angelic husband, well. he's never ret been
born
Some for strength OF love are noted,
Who are really so devoi oil
That whene'rr their wives are absent they are lone
some and fnrlorn;
And while now aud then you'll md one
who's n fairly good aud kind one,
Yet the real angelic husband. oh. he's never yet been
born
So the woman who is mated
To the man who may be rated
As pretty fair. should ciier.s him forever and . day.
For tho real angelic creature.
Perfect, quite. IN every feature,
lie has never been discovered, aud he won't be. so they
say,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-14
The Calm that Comes at Eveaias.

The Calm that Comes al Evening.
There's q cain that comes at evening.
When the weary day 10 DER.
That's as soothing as the lullaby
Our mothers sang OF yore:
And though the day be dreary.
can Just forget It all.
In the calm that comes at evening.
When the twilight shadows fall
I can see my " eethesrt's signal
from her waving window blinds:
] can feel her perfumed presence
waited to mt on the winds:
When I hush my heart to hear her.
can almost understand
Her sweet welcome in tho wimple
or the wind. wave from her hand.
When she laughs IT'S like the music
or the ripples on the rills.
And her breath 10 like the fragrance
or the flowers that deck the hills.
And though the day be dreary.
lean just forget II all.
In the calm that comes At evening,
When the twilight shadows fall.
Cv w.pv.r
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09

I'm 8iei banseI. On Sunce '0H'
mer til en- nnoen % ipsr:
"aan ou life iise mic, bror les tai
iaa en- COB Mclfesco at tiFbsP"
Ten anoen gOnbe @iunrer:
seq bar en- @ec, ie9 otl ial9e II
big"
"Ren er ben gob?"
.Dm ben er sOO? ies hi tirn li9'
bia, pil bu figbe Melt, iaa Ifal ou tips'
ben @eo."
(5iOrten 9ase ieners.)
asrfte gonbe: "3et bar ba en- Hem
@eb, bu Der iolsts mig"
Gnben gonbe: "Sooroan bet?"
SsrHe gonbe: Den siuer 10 lite en-
9raabe Relt; ri mau iisbe NSelt ar'
bre steber.1
Gnben gpnbe: "Men bet iasoe lee
big iO."
Jsrfe gpnbs: "Sasbe ou oet?"
anben Bonbe: "Sa, ies iasoe 10:
Bill bu fjsbe @elt, iaa ital bu tisbs
ben Geo."
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09

l52
ltaI tGlte en- 9amnel 6iGlins til at rumitcre | St"'"
% fpIOe mine 9ren meb Sla6Osr?"
Wei; ie8 ues mol, at 9apu insen 6ruentinrn'tr fdN'1'
men le9 tlenOer en- periOn, en- %OtOtnap, belttoeN %
OOrIi8 gns ="
"Sttlle meo, buaO 6u fienber enOnu fan l8 Pa''
mig ieIp."
"Se OO ie9 NOT; men BEN, ies mener, O'Iot ltE ~.
loelen; ban bar ct iaa soot Snitinft, at ban N"E"
0e9ribe, 3oOr ban ital boIOe fig. San CT ben V""
le9 %tienOer, iom pasier Ber."
som ies bar iast big, ber pusir Singer; III"
bUem er bet, Ou nener 2"
Y fattta, me9st iattis 6npS ueo 9tapn Stt".
gi9le, lOm MI tjcner paa StranO os Ofte bar '''us.
6anng berttl. Sans Raratter bprer til Dem, 0e. !"
l9 l oue 6orbOIo. San arbeiOer uIene % SUgn
lOter in9en Erans til Selitab % taller lite, I'''"g W,
lelp bIiuer tiItaIt. 9upa itul6e blot ie BAN. va" % y,
DO nit Sammsr, Os Pupu bcbOUeOe aIOrt9 at 0'9"'
on Bam."
"9m!" iusOe 2etsIer. "Ses trOr, isg bar '"w
Grens. San iOber aItiO meO ct eaer onOtt 9a""'
0eloe Saaoen os ipnes buerten at ie eler bore M,
'g'et," uObrpO @eors, beurptt oOer, at OCT '~ n"r
'ar brH0t ct, ON enS aIoris iaa Tibet 9H! Paa S sn'
'0et ev lite bans Sag at ie ener bore mere 'n0 a,
OeDoD' Oct CT en- astDarbis, biertenSsOO N'nS IAN
Tor en- IiOen maaneOIis @OOtsisreIie bIiOer gan ,rr,.
ben trOe'te 9unb. Isn Der iasbe ies nOset Oa%'' ,n,
IarOist Os Oumt: ban bIiuer lite trO loF F"'
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09

famine Rpinbe, % alt bette lfnloes Bru9en
al noele SLATER af 9r. Sierces Sapprite
Breicription.
Spab benne Mebicin bar rorettet for
7uiinoer at inasliae apinoer, bill ben osiaa
sisre for TEN. Sois 9e er operanitrGn9t
Os iuetiet, bill ben sienoprette lem -bpis
Sc er neobruot al be for 9eres 8ipn elem.
bommeIigs ~froniite Smerter, Tirer os
Spasbeber, ba linbrer % belbreoer ben.
Den resulerei % fremmer be rette Sunt'
tioner bos &uinoen, itprfer SbItemet, renier
globet, aniporer Gprbpielien os sjen8iber
Selbreb, Sulo % 8rGfter,
Wpo ole be imerteiuloe llre8eImnsii9be'
Der % Gpgoomme hos 8pinbeu - periobife
Smerter, Sremfalo % andre ScrItnoelier,
~neotrpfieuoe 6ornemmelier, "Spiubeipg'
BONNIE" % Soeifelier at erbosr Grt, ct
bette bet eneite Miooel, Der tr iau otrfs
iortt, at bet fan garauteres. Sois bet
life gamer eler belbreoer, faar De 9erss
Een9e tilba9e.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
81

SroS unSer 9Oitet 5annps 8ummer, On hun tpurts
after HosIHtten0e paa @iperen Og pau BEN itore 9ombeb
IoH' oIloe opltaa, naar ban par borte. Sntet M,nnsifs
oar laa interesiant, iua unoerbOlOenoe, iaa ooO % ti,r q.
IarOis lOm @eOr8: Bet par biOtil SoueOiummeu al bnob
00Hr'9 tHnOe Opfatte al fine 6sIslier.
@eOr9 baOOe beqer life en6uu beopnbt ot tiff. er..
9an IGNITE paa 6annp, foroi bet fal6t fla foo uoturri,t
o9 Oct 'm'rteOe BAN meset at itiaes ira Ecn5e eo no
9Oor pGr pun emo uar Banr, 6auOe ban Soo ire for
g'h0e' StqI0 billet opiGtte 9egpnoeIfen of fin Nirfi,r,.
beO en- eneItc u9e IGn9cre.
pan 9a0Oe oPpe6iet Sreuet ira BEN oamIe etormbor,
Ss'e var I'LL tonmet, neO Giterretnino ON NJ aron.
I''PPeEe"' sIisrat 6re8atten par Iagt Op, por p.nbt ti.
page ira ear.StrOna OS bicm, Buor ban M pent,6s o.,
I'll pans S'ntertoarter Nuibuooef.
'Nn maa On itte tone" iaeos QetsIer I'll IN
so ''0''8ere Ou ~bespnOer, betO for foor SET erS.
ga, ies baaOs nil os itaI arbeioe, q fDor,S. G....
u'en Oct lOsr mig 9ertet at ~efterIaOe Qono ~ ~.
ger: e~ltera0ret Humber til, % ginteren gint. r~~ 's
SaSa'sue'' NIT Barn; ies r pant bertill"
Ss' Oct er en- tun9 Sane! gapa tan after film. f..
SAT Tiger ri: he Serrens giuie," W.
'uFtn leg Tan OIOris Isus ROIiob,b. r.i
90stIt" tan 'u'r oil is9 iao noscu Ro, BUis If, >, | Wv
'''''I's' SGIen maa igttc BrB6 til eftsraoret a "'"'
'9er9fO = er 6n ira bin 6OyiianO "a u0br.,
l~iu0lenOs, naiten uso lluiQie. ~m,o7. Y'1 Se'oer
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
On aiIos til 8ars.

Gn Dag iua en- 2a9s tilfalbisois
npsle Srutter meb Spltetsi itaasubs
ret uoenfor bans a~is,tenuinou. Gan
isurste I'm Suitru, ON 8uttepiseu pleisoe
at laoe epltetciet itaa iualebss utilb9t.
let. GUN ipareos bctreftenbs. Gan
iasbs ba: -8eo bu ba life, at, nuar Ri
29ser sniter at fire % imaa Sr9onis,
mer til unberisselie letter pi @elntint
(seleastist etpi) uS ! euften, eller pao
Steber, bpor pi bar inbeipRrret unoar.
teoe Spirer? Selatiue tiltrattcr benz
burtist ps fuitbOlbcr benz. Seq er
banse for, bit SpltetBi sior bet famine.
Gffia Spltetsiet, bpis bet er nsopen.
bist, men trloat bet mso ct Stpfte rent,
tet Nnsieliu, eler bsbre, bois bu bar
bet, uogle Stptter @las fra en- eller ars
ben itubruot 9iubusruoe." Der Iias
ger ct Sint bert for Gnbper. s manage
Suie / Sperns er bet lille Spiietammer,
boOr iOritieaiBe Sp,icuarsr iinbes, lioe
op mob n ailpbsreuoe. Ter itaar
bnslis utilbGftet Melt, emsr, auaer,
&uooinser, % mango furfieliss andre
indulgence 9iHs. De ileite Sissr er
fuloiRnois uuioeube ON ianitare Gars
lager % 8lrtninser, us Susmoosrcus
~epinoelise Garpaa9enbeo er 5amiliens
eueite Bsitpttelie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
og Sapen
Tprfaina al Sorsbar.

Zen teeie 9io for l%lrplontuins O
SpretGr CT on Saareu, iaainart Sor
ben or / ben StanS, at ben fan bebane
lee. &c uuge Ilouter maa bare ue
Iebsrs (runuersl fra iiSItc Gdrs @rrt
bet er usiau al for Sisii9beo, at .
iaaes fra ct geo, Der planteocs til va
RET iforpeien, os ipm life bar facet eo'
til at barre Srust, tbi ~ioaeonns Ylar'
ter er uemlia meset traitisers sno Run
ners fra en- saumel 9orebariens.
Surebsr oil pore raiteu / alHass
Sprebune, bullet man bor Sepis foi
fra be pilte Sorobarplanter, iom tri'
pes | ben meif iprfisltsarteee Spre
Ien for at be Ifal triues ristis spot,
mat .Surobunesn bare rig poa Siante'
isbe lise pppe psc SperFabcn. Oct c,
en- uomRrtst 3lnos for Soreb1r, hoor
Der Gorrt iorub hor facet Grputiag,r,
ium ftaoist sr bIsueH Iusst; nsras Ell
nemlis SOrSbars 5isuce; seHscn mad
life piie nOsetiumbslit i%aaeant, ps Sor'
ben bsr sigeEcs suot ON Ssitrn, Der
bpor man til @aaren ital plaute. Spm
Rceel sr en- Srlbuius mob G0ro bel
bissrs ruo n mob Spo, oa benns CT
ubIat baaoe @irter % 8uur for mart
OF irpie boarot til, mart after of to Up,
bpiifr brattc Opersause rbslr9ser 8lan'
terne. Man reiiterer uBIaa Der, al
gIUmItcrue ipriuSer uo iaa tieIist. a
Srufeu tor 5rugtcr.
aiitauOen melem Ruocrns ufbrusc'
iunueI Of buuo Slass Sorcber Der opr'
tes, % boil,eu RetbOot man icl9er
ScrurIt usiaa, 90 bet life minSit, bpOr
Hittig man pil uGre til at iteac ON BEN
Sar man iulot op at Soro, og oil criol
3~prinin8en / bet Sture, oa plantss b
Iaa lnHst ira ~bucraucrc, at nan TAI
tpppe usrGsiet bort mso Set % 9lOu9
Oct isrite Gar mno / etbuert Gil
fable SOroeu bolocs rem % lss, III
stlers fan ublgberue life fnos Ruof9Ite
"9be Crescent or Ell uomrrtet Sort
men Osiau "g8arfielo~ ersUb. ~8iliun'
er prguet / munsfuIoiSe Gar, % isttes
bsit al gae.
SorbbGrblOmitern er bells al Suu'
fisu, beds Of Sonfjpn, bet oil ii8e: 81
fsrite foripuet meo ct Organ, ben iua'
ialote gi'ttl, Der mau ~beirustes al bet
giUmftertsp, Der icnbes ub al Sans
bicmIternes "Stamina". Serfpr er bet
nscpenoist at ubpIante bssss Slass,
iaa man fan u9re bis paa Sefrustning.
8interbRtninsen bpr life tases bort
fra Blanteensens i9roelss tiblist, man
rsiiierer, at be hi lioe ui 5rOitsn; bsls
Isrs bolbe o,m paa ben Maabe libt til.
ba9s meb Slumtrinseu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09

$50
6anup, Iebius.t al fin trO RiSber, geItra6.R isie, ofte
traf iammen meo BAN.
Deb bisie S~eiIi9beber par bet, at gsors meoens
6annp ipeoe en- Stiorte, en- 6 ioIe eler ct IisnenSe Rlaos
ntnSsltptts til en- eler anOen at fine Proteger paa Rabos
ftranSen uiot Os bre6t omtaIte aQe fine Gucntpr paa
Nstlen os inSpieoe fin unse SortroIise ale fine 6renl,
ttOspIaner. S9 6annp, Der par beurptt os itolt Ouer
Seor9 os bans Sriumier, fienote in9en itsrre @IGoe
sno at bore bam ~iOrtGue. Suao Der SGrbeIesbeb
moreSe benoe. nGit bet, Der perionIisen uebtom bam, par
geltriueIien Ouer Sauet; tbi ben sjOrSs @eors iaa psetif
iom mulist. S9 naar ban BERT inbuitIsbe 6resatteus
Ramp meb en- ipGr Storm. aanoeoe 5annp nsppe; bun
Ieusoe msb, bun bGueOe al StrGt os iubIsOe al @lGoe.
9apet, ISapet par benoes 9pit, Os buaO Der tiIOrOs fig,
tanoe fGnsilc benoe mango elmer.
6or euSpiOere at tpoeIissicre fine OReObsIeIier, mautte
geOrg iSie beuOe at Iepsre en- MGnsbe G~csuiuser ousr
be ~fOrifielise SIass Renueiter, ban bapOe iset, oeres
aIGouinSsOrastsr os fremfor sIt be ~fOritleaise SIass
Saaoe, buOri be par Tonne til 6resatteu, iOr at briue
SulbunSel. Os pa @eOrs bapoe iOriarbiset ct iaabant
Tibet 6artsi, en- girosue, blep 6anup after ct ristist
Barn; buer Dag, unber benSes e9ne Ssreiier, ieiIebs
Yirosuen ueb SnOren BenOes Saano eitsr Saaoen, os
6aunp par iaa optasst al beune aOiprsSeie. at @sOrg,
iom ianbt, at ban i.Ip Ieo bsrueo, nriten ~beapnbte at
ansre i'm GeneitfGyoi9beb.
Nsn oa ai1teOstiSen narmsoe fig, o9,gsor9 ituIoe
relic til gbtbebOrs, bIep PirOsuen bGnst op paa en-
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
l48

LANCER is o9iau at faa ct Orb meo 9aset. Oilers fan
f9 buts BET tommer berpaa an, tiens eubnu ii gar os
imOrsen ben Dag inordpportere, at min 6slbrsb M ths
laOer mig OF paste Sisueitsn aIens.~
"Tain Flare SnteI, : f~pareoe Sroberlsmnen, ibet ban
iueOe ben nu pir'eIis tOssnOs gurmt, "bar ies iast Nos
get. iom bar funnel siOe Sutel auIebnina til Misfor.
nsisIie, iaa ituIoe bet sisrs mig meset onbt. Men ben,
Der er ufbaHsis os fattis, sr, Cub beSrs BET, let iaaret. "
'aaa, naa, lab bet pare 9oOt uul" iaaSe sSaotlsit.
nanten, icm ueI Udr niotiGr, buOr bet alaIbt ON bans
gRgHris5eb, men bsrbos bet Gele taset fOlt af fin ban.
neos Os Bellevue SrOOsripn. Oct CT lite lao iIOs ment,
min Sut! Seq fuoer %iOrrsiten, at bu msb GoI0iasten
oS 6anrp 6oIner Sittsrtsu fan uGre ret trps."
Seq bar Sutet sitterten, Ontsl- pisen bar 10
auersOs forsabet fig ben frsmfuienOs SsuIt."
'aba!" uObrsO Better Gran Ieenoe Os after / subt
5umsr. "6OrboIbsr bet fig ~iuuIsoes? alsrebs ~foreIitet
os OlsrsOe ftinfp9! Nau, iau sr ri / 6arDanO os itprsr ret
Surs, sihr SmfGuSispeDsrne, iOm eusuauOm iiser."
'Wen Sarnbomstupricer pIsier at care %paris.."
'gsisoas. flyer iegl .9ea Onfer Sntst Beuere enb
bette. Seq bar ira aIbrs 9tDer en- Ssne at plutts meS
ben Sumter; % bliUer Der snsans aIuOrIis Gale ON, at
ban fOOr big ipeien, fac itaI ies fsIs mig for, bpOr
StOeu trptier emmett"
-6pab msne OntI2~
'ai bet 9aitab paa SobonnesRiGret lite bar bet
rsusiie Del fin pOie. 6aOeren bar M bOet Der
mango 9ercns aur % tom BERTH, Tom ON ban par iaIs