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POPULIsTS ON WHEELS.
Going to Chicago In shauty Wagons and
Preaching by the Way.

there viii arrive at the Worlds Fair a delega-
ton of Populists from Kansas whose travelling
tom tom is pan nhs de1sed
by four jackson county farmers to take their
families e the Nerds Fair and have sum yEi
morning from the. village of Magetta When
the people along the route see the six Storm
wheels Wheel they win guess the scheme is one OF
Kansas or oklahoma design.
On the running gsHr o. sI Wagons
provided with sleeping and living apartments.
The light boards which cover the houses are
very low one-story Kansas duR.out. inside
Ave OF tho wagons are beds, chairs tables.
provisions, and every convenience for, travel
me sxh wagon sse anE es apa IN tne
poses. Farmer John otitson. who inaugurated
There are twenty In our pnrty7,four fami-
lies, 1t was the cheapest way to take the wo-
men and children along; and: aside ash from ne
matter OF seeing thS Fe NEW VII 9ts
fine singers and number OF musical instru-
ments and We to st2p niGhts ana 1SIG
opass ana he VIII TIA
spread S the Gospel along tho, route through
Sebrasta AL little touch Of Kansas calamity on
" The II TRIP as outlined will take in many small
from the large cities. The journey win occupy
about thirty days. The party will cross the
Ns:Sa Er at sSMs F sN S VIZ s% %fe
CITY. ard Hannibal, where they cross the Mis-;
ts.iFpR fss ihFSgSs
Pontiac. Dwight. Gardner, BraidTo26 WI
AloRg the route Populist literature viii be
scattered broadcast
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WRECKED ON THE PIsCADOREs.
Fishermen Reveal the Facts or the Long
Missing Japanese Cruiser Unebi-kaa.

Fishermen Reveal the Facts or the Long
Missing Japanese Cruiser Unebi-kaa.
HOMO KONG. May 20.-The fate OF the now
Japanese cruiser Unebi-kan has long been one
OF the mysteries Of the sea- All that Is known
OF her is that with japanese crew Of over
300 mon. she sailed from France. where she
was built for the Government on practically
the same plans as the American cruiser
Charleston. and that after passing Singapore
she was never heard from Not a survivor has
ever appeared nor has trace OF her wreckage
been recovered. Now. Ave years after this
disaster. tho first intimation OF her fate
comes from the Piscadores. q group Of
islands Off the China coast which have
seen In the last twenty years large
number Of disastrous wrecks. A missionary
named Campbell was recently sent by the cItI-
gems OF Hong Kong to distribute among the
Inhabitants Of the Plscadores rewards for saw
Ing the, lives a some OF the survivors Of the
,ses.
Always. and q fund has 9eon raised in Hong
passenger steamer. went down on the reef Of
Sand Island. one Of the Piscadores. in the
q as The
the passengers In time. and nearly all We're
t drowned q IKE rats in trap In the same storm
ascertained that q third vessel. a sailing ship.
went down IN this typhooD.. He learned from
lies to tho westward OF Bird Island. and that
upon this rock. which is only exposed when
CURED during the last twenty years, some IN;
telligent natives gave Mr. Campbell! vivid
and detailed account OF the wreck OF large
Japanese vessel on this rock several years ago.
They could not Tx the date precisely but from
large number OF the crew 1t is I'm
ferred that she must have been the
Unobi-kan. Tho natives said that fishermen
were out In their boats, but they could not APP
Rroach tho rocks because OF the terrible sea
The rocks. whtc were just awash at low tide,
were crowded with men. who gesticulated
franticaly for help. The fishermen could have
Of the uniortunates they dared not, venture
near for fear OF q rush that would have
swamped their frail boats. When they turned
about and tho castaways saw that death was
sure, the air WAS filed with their shrieks OF
agonies- The next day the fishermen returned
with their boats, but in the mean time the tide
had come In and not a trace Of the shlpWrecked
crew could be seen.
From al sources Mr.. Campbell secured as
definite Information as possible In regard TO
this rock and the neighboring reefs, and he
has recommended that good lighthouse he
placed on the nearest spot. which is North
lives ahd thousands bt.dollArs
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TEE orprsr or Anrs.
And the Most Chsrrnise In Its Besutirs
Proaueta.

What lovely object OF artr" is our invol-
untary expression. when we first look upon
piece OF fine. pure white. oriental faIence Of one
OF the earlier periods: and it becomes an OBJ
ject Of Affection as well rs OF admiration. az 1t
gradually fllls the senses by continued study
and familiarity.
Antique decorated and polychroma attic potter
los may excite our wonder at the scientific skill
and patience displayed by the maker. but
they do not stimulate tho tender sentiment OF
affection In the mind OF the possessor that
samples Of pure white develop.
In my opinion the statuesaue figures. repre-
sentinR life, in pure white porcelain. found
among the ancients, notably the Chinese, and
later their japanese imitators. and usually
representing some emotional idea either
sacred or profane. and not unfreauently ex-
aggerated into caricatures from serious to
excessively ridiculous themes, appeal to the
senses with much more realistic force than any
OF the works OF our own arts, including painting
and statuary, either ancient or modern. They
are living figures, although not OF our life.
Hence is developed feeling OF mystery in the
works. which enhances them beyond the effects
OF Imagination. and adds to the interest with
which we regard them.
The effect Of color comes from the exceeding
delicacy Of the natural shadows. which would
The partial liauefaction Of the glaze In the
process OF firing. to which these porcelain
figures were submitted. besides It's graceful
effects in removing all stiffness and harsh
lines OF the draperies. and thus producing the
natural softness OF textile fabrics when used to
drape or adorn the figure, creates SO 60 speak,
the natural intsgumentary surface Of the
body. without effscing the prominent anatomi-
cal points and lines Of bone or muscle on
which the definition and expression Of the
figure depends.
One OF the best OF these examples OF the
carly Chinese enamels Is figure Of Kuanin.
Protectress OF Children. In Mr.. Dant's col
lection In New York
There are many Of these beautiful lotteries
In the hands OF private collectors in New York.
as we'll as an example or two In the Metropoli-
tan Museum: but they do not seem to hold in
the minds Of oonnoisseurs the exalted position.
with reference to other potterles. especially
decorated or not as vases. Jars. and bowls.
which their merit Justly entities them to- Tho
Japanese have been able to rival the Chinese
in this description OF beautiful faIence. but
generally the subjects have been moro COM
plex. the themes grotesque. and the paste Of
inferior quality. The grayishwhite paste Is
more significant Of the Chinese production.
and the yellowish-white told ivory OF tho
Japanese. The tender. quiet effects OF the
enamel OF this old Chinese figure faIence,
seeming to possess the property Of residence.
is strikingly contrasted with the hard. shining.
vitreous glaze of the later and moro common
specimens OF this class Of potteries.
Iappend. as illustrating the Japanese
cracked enamel. drawing Of . beautiful
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finally caught the idea, BE cut a couple. Of
earth. AZ tho sticks were driven the orotches
outlaws throat as he lay on his back, A sim-
liar t aontrtyspoe was riGged across r his hips
arms were dashed behind his back. and were
consequently under him, II did not seem as II
he had the slightest chance to escape:
headed for essndria lie HsV had mot not gone i've
was fred upon and slightly fSN woanded. Ten Fen
miles from Alexandria party OF citizens at.
s ssnn h so nd b s ws yS s
out OF town he tound himself on foot The
news he brought flled the authorities with
led a party Of ten men to the csnobrake. 1t
Way The r S1 and n detefmlnsd oaaS
the poles broken broken the laships. Of his
to free his feet when the soldiers arrived.
He would have been at liberty in another
death to at least two or three men. 1t took the
combined efforts OF five men to put him on a
hSss and him there II the sFHggSS
his teeth Ross was safely. conveyed to Alex
known the people for thirty miles around came
in to have q look at him and charge him with
or rmf He h9d
persons, shot dead half a dozen negroes for
fun" and it was estimated that he had
killed. and wounded nearly u score OF white
people. mostly men, The money. arms. and
horses were restored to tho losers where they
furnished proper proofs. One man had $3.50
returned to him. and he at once presented
Murray with hal the sum-. Others contrib.
nted until he had purse OF $500 outside OF
Capt. Ross was defiant to the last, He was
prom pity tried, convicted, and sentenced to be
hung. Standing on the galows, he expressed
his hatred and contempt for every one in the
crowd. and declared he would haunt Murray
and others to their dying days With him died
outlaWry In tho Southwest,
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His work was principally In small piecea In
The centre Of the bowl IL painted the mythical
figure OF the KERN. and scroll work Of CHI
nese design IL on the inner margin OF the CUP.
in cobalt blue The outer surface is decorated
with fanciful procession OF figures on deep
blue groundwork, separated with scrolls in
light blue Tho cup is made OF hard paste,
with q brilliant enamel
small sake cup. Of white porcelain, has as
it's single bit Of decora-
ton, simply the out
"a ~ 81 line OF tho extreme
81 summit OF Fusiyama.
- II is Of egg shell pot
zSES1,1c55 = tory. inch high by 2
inches In diameter at
the free upper margin. u. NJ 8.
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tHo pOu VI eApduu0Q
flower extend through the whole period Of Orl-
only furnished the theme for decoration in pot
teries. but also In metals. worries. lacquers, In
fact everything that could be artistically
adapted to common or domestic or sacred use.
The cup Is o. white. hard PASTE tranalu-
cent. and with Q perfection Of enamel The
transmission OF the light through the diaph-
auous walls Eliminates It, and gives q dec
Grafton and individuality that the most elabo-
rate polychrome decoration would fail to
equal 1t Is about l \ inches In height. inelud-
Ing the little feet it rests upon. and inches 10
Its longest diameter across the top.
On its two outer faces Is the following poem
or provsrb in old Chinese characters:
From the blacklist ooze terminates the
pursst flower. Plant the seed: 1t grows
tree: then the bud unfolds the blossom"
Tho blacklist ooze" refers to tho tropical
swamps or pools. tho natural habitat of
the lotus. According to Mencius. O disciple
and contemporary OF Confucius. the lines are
ono OF the maxims OF this famous philoso-
pher and sage. who fourished about 45O B. G.
At that period there was general decadence
in literature and the fine arts as well as in NOR.
ais and in all matters pertaining to civil and
religious polity. Confucius addressed himself
to reforming the abuses that were sappinR tho
IouuuutlOHb Oh inc empire, anu among tho
fine arts. stimulated . revival Of tho pottery
industry He was devoted to studying tho
sayings and doctrines OF the sages OF antiquity
which had descended to him in the form OF max
Inns or poems" inscribed on the old potteries;
and he recognized. In the absence OF the
art Of printing. with the modern capabilities
growing out OF it. the great value of pottery
inscriptions for reaching tho masses OF the
empire and familiarizug them with his teach
Ing Thus the potteries became books that
the moth and kindred pests could not con.
sumo. His success was such that. while no
had only about 300 disciples at the time OF his
DEATH the number WAS increased to 1900 In
the century after. and rapidly to millions In
subsequent years.
From the earliest times. the Chinese potters
according to the old historians. devoted the
most laborious attention to the refining OF the
olays OF which they made their works. tho
washing OF the pulverized masses of
selected kaolin, and the preparation Of
the psriwinkle shell carbonate of limsl in
Guiding its burial under ground (Mendozal
lasting for q hundred years And again:
Kaempfer writing two centuries ago. says:
This manufacture lof porcelainl. being so
laborious and troublesome. gave birth to tho
old fabulous saying that human bones are an
ingredient OF china ware"
This figure represents small porcelain wine
cup. In blue. and white. l inch high by 2
inches In diameter across its free margin. It Ia
especially interesting
as being the work Of --
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chastity. The lotus
flower has always been
held sacred. The Hin
dus. 1000 years be-
fore Christ. considered
1t tho resting place Of
the soul after death.
Vessels fashioned after
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statuette Of Dharma, Genius OF Tea. OF the
middle OF the seventeenth century umariA
Another beautiful illustration Of the Chinese
antique In pure white Is wine cup designed
from tho lotus pod. the emblem OF purity and
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nese porcelain workers. He brought with him
also tho clay, glaze. and color, the methods
of compromising which were claimed to have
been unknown In Japan until this period. 1918.
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UhpeUIuIIy IIIVOIUblIIIE
as being the work OF
Gorodayu Shonsui,
who has the merit OF
having first introduced
into Hizen from China
the secrets Of the Chi
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
San narreoe NGpcn.

st Sampitib ieileoe irem pan ben
breoe 8Olsuflop mob bet ~tasplite Sap.
Oct bar tent paa Giteuen, oa en- ing
Ntano bao &apteineu ont al blipe lamb
idt / ben nRrmeIte 8p. 0nus IumpOs
ming bleu ~tilitaaet ,us Stibet iurtiatte
lin ReiIe.
Spen bar mart uoe al Sigte, pg oft
git lin ~iabpanlise Sang, men iaa fun,
Ell 8asiager lSbenoe ben til aapteiuen
% raabte:
Grin 9abi9f! Suor ct min SaOs
lief, buuri Der par $4,000 6rancs?"
aapteinen BAD Manoen iorigoe at
u9re rulig pg life meb ct Orb rpbe Sas
gen for nO9en.
6luoens fore Srebbe bepirfsbe, at
fun S~eiRtuin9en mRrfeoe, at 3ampes
rem beItreu Ell for 9alucirfel us paaup
be9pnote at 9aa pp 40 5tooen. st nu>
bet Stag bteu beiit og 8reienninger fas
Iteoes oper 8alin9en for at lfjule 5ar-
tpiets Nauu. 9luoielig bgrtes en- 5lsis
ten, ipm 9ap tiItienoe, at 5artpiet nRrs
mebe Jig ell Nnlsbsplaos. Oct par Oct
iamme Steb, buOr ben un9e Miauo bar
Iteget / Qonb. Gn 8aao ifjpo no fra
2anb, % en- Wauo tom pmbpro meo Ell
8obi9t | Saanoen. Oct por ben famine
Easia9er, lom fort Sib iprinoen bapoe
iorlaot 5artoiet. Sou troeoe ban at
uRre | iulo Sitferbeo paa ct anbet
9ampiflb, men iiteoetior ialot / lin iors
riae Sapteius os ben S%eitjaalnes Sans
Der, o9 III ppboloer bon fig paa ct
Steo, bppr ban / lan9c Sioer life fan
tomme no at ;eile.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
&rtaspanpiooct.

st rusiIt MilitRrs5 lbsIt rif bar i
oIsie Gage 9iuet en- 89tte Cplpsninser
ON ben rusiiite 6Grs 6remitriot. Weos
beIelierue er interesinnte for ale arigss
ueuner. De oiier, bpor piot Wtilitaris.
men fan oripes / ct 9ano, bpor bens
5ruster fan mpones / al Stilbeo uoen
parliamentary "Staabei" % galsfamp
% oft ben Sla9s u~bebaselist % ouers
flDoigt 8aien.
Gen rusIiite Gelpberfers Qrmee
teller / bette aar 1912 Snianteribas
tallonsr os $50 8pttersG itabrpner.
Sertil fommer IrtiQeriet meo Csc Bat.
terrier % enoelis $50 t~etniite Sompanler.
Get er ben attire Scr. 8%eieruen er
imiolertlo beler life til at imile al.
Ter er $40 SntnIipner 5pbiolt ioruOen
Irtiaeriet O9 bet gurIse.
Oct f%taftels 2pltlauo fan ~ouerior al
oenne Sperfpoi9beo iaa sobt iom ilet
life tale meo. Set par inttise 53S Sns
talioner 5Obiolf, $50 gitabroner &pt.
teri, $50 8atterIer % 100 t~efniite 9oms
panler - ipruoen 6eierpen.
Heierpen teller 500 Yataliuner.
giliammen fan be TO a%eiieropmmer
/ ben n9ite arig itiae 1850 Satalioner
paa Senene til at ipre los paa binan.
ben; % LOO 5sltbatterier fan hinlpe
til at sjpre lpit melem 8ntferue, mems
LOO Gitaoroner saar paa meb DC
erusue alin9er.
Maar iaa 5rouifm9nbeue fommer til
meo fine Sataljoner pg Siterrissrne
meb fine % Stalienerue, iaa er Der
6olf NOT til at aupeube aruotet.
Set er enboa fun Stprfeu tiaanos.
Mariusrue raaoer usiad oper ct @anbs
fab, uoruitet meo pasieliae Gebifaber
TT at ub9poe Blob.
Sette er / Slntnineen ai BET lobe
Garbunoreoe; bet met cipiliiereoe al
ale iornuitise Iarbuuoreber.
Ss @noen - er life enboa.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
ara Ssuuoencs Seroen.

8aa en- 8laos meuem 8rDn % Orc
rub li99er en- 6ami!le paa 9anoet /
CONNER, ~itriuer 81. / "Ga9bl.". 9e
bapoe meo fig, ba De Tom, en- bite lioeu
Stigoebuuotispe. Der Dog ben Gele 1lo
life bar pGret iltnnO til at %beiuare ben
ItUre plumpe 6aarObuuo3 ueulige 5ils
nErmelier p9 @olanterier beItanOig bar
ben file bolot ben peImeuenoe Itpre aas
oaler tire Striet ira glUet, % bIeu bun
BAN ilet life tuit, imog Run bare ino
pao Sjgtfenet; Der uIoite bun, at ban
life turoe iRtte fine tore Sober.
Saa ft bum Sualper BEN pesle, bite
ilnaa 9%tgiter; lunt % gOot reote bun
Op iOr benz unoer aOmivren; fire Stpt.
fer bar Der, ps ale fig benoe ielp. 0ten
foriie Bags Iiten, oa "9iqi" bar iaa>
plot noe / 6apen % iumme Jig, bar
Sarna borte, oa Bun fOm i9ien; -
,"5roiait", ben fore, bapoe let tit Suit
til at bRre benz IND i 59noen fin, iao
o9 bOlbt Sa9t uoenior, mel beg nrbbz
big tiliioe, oa ben life finite fom o9 benz
TED benz tllbo9e | NatteIttHbet en- for en-
- ban bauoe pitt tat Dem ale fire / Ell
WtunofulOi Nten BAN 0ior0e bet 5ifiet
at i%oruare Sarna til 6lammen lin ON
igien O9 ON igjen Us ON igjeu, iubt,l
"Slal" pmiioer l%fjgnte, at bet bar li0e-
Iaa 9pot at Ia Dem BIZ Der, % III bar
ban aloeles oucrtat eli tjarli9 5ars
Yli9ter O9 iamtlOis puuoet "9lais"
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17

3 5ej er Der Slboottorer, iom iioosr
/ be met beiarosOe 8aoer, pentenoe
paa rbeumatiite Gatienter. Soer Iots
tor bar Ell lioea Cun. en- Butter os en-
Iel ioruHoerIigt iormsoe SeruitRnaeT
ioran iig. giaar ban life sr ! &rbeies,
lrier ban bgitioelig % uaibruot ! en-
Bog meo en- SEtuin9:
Ser er inseu Dub, uoen 8ub, p9
9lubameo or hans IrOiet."
6uis en- 4atient uiier fig. IGsger
EO.toreu fin BEG ueo, blrier % meo
8uiiereu cg anbrinacr / auqeHs il.re
al Sernsne, iOm or omtrsnt to SOB
lange, O9 bar ioruuOcriige Shopper %
9rose / Gnbeu. Iieoens ban Uenter
pda, at be ital bli plrme, 9~ieuia3er ban
uafbruot ben %opcnuE0nte SRtntng.
Naar aft er parat, betaler &aiienteu
GOftOrcns SOuOrnr. lT99er Jig neo paa
tit Gnii9t % trattcr aIHoerne up cper
6p3gen.
s Cubs Iaun," Tiger SIbouttoren,
ioet ban irrsr en- r~go8IooeHoe Stan8
meO tor 8etauIiom5eo heuOusr iOrs
itIeaise 8ele al Gg3scu. Get giper Ell
bpisleuOe 2po, o. Ell Stant al brandt
aigO iploer 2niten. 8 NIctlemtioeH
bar en- Slot Mauo iamlet fig ior al
poerpare Gptratiousn. &c laOer uops
bgrliS iire 5ingre 8lloe 8%iennem iii
Stj2g Og priier Guo % MiubamaO.
Sppplgt li98er <ienten ejter en-
Sebauol.ns title fer Ell Stuno, muligs
uis peutenoe pna ct mt 2luialo al Sp3s
oommen. 6pis blt jnofinoer fig, foler
ban, at ban life sr ~iuloIt1noi8 belbre-
Oct og ~iOrlauser Ell M Sebanotin9, fOr
foilten ian ba itraE 5etaler ct npt 6Os
uorar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Misunderstanding.
BIpnutiesuina Of Br.)

& SoIsr CT Steo finoes en- 6aaro,
Der bar faaet bet me9et bepiuseoe 9apu
SiicImerno. Gen iiote aruina iil
@aoroen beote 1piteu. 0au bar Sueo'
Ter os npgct al bpert, men fen og lioet
for fla. "a ban o9fan bar ipprt Ter
paa bet, iol9te ban @aaroen for en-
Spotpris for life at beboe Gotten
Sijclmeruo lGugers. Strag otter fjsbte
ban fig ct Stptie uomart, giiteoe iie
ino grmOoeu % ~bespnbte at bpsae %
rpooe. 8iabien oiloe ban ituloe beooe
1oitueruo, men mou gap ben ale mu
llee % nmulise 0apne og faIote ben
iielosu eIter Goitens Znfe. Gu uiitia
Sjel hapoe iuuoet pp Rapnet arnsles
rub, os bet bleu mart ~alminoelis. Weu
ben, ipm par arg, oct bar Gotten. !6au
ipntes, at Gotten araslerpo life par ct
Gran litere enb Gotten Stielmaruo, %
nogeu bper gap Fam Meoholo.
Noget MATTE 9ieres. San fiDbte
iulo en- 9ipotount meo 8rnuoeuin pg
bsb til fig ale fine genner Og 0aboer
for at iaa 4lnoisn egbt poa en- oroeuts
Zig Wtanoe, % Der taltes bnaoe hsit co
pel ON Gotten 5oitneruo, iadIRnge Der
bar noget pad Guufen, men paa Wors
a~enfanten bGnbte bet JIG, at MGnbeue
bier iuloe Os GunfeH tom. amuuo
SiIeruo, Der i Iarantbss iast bar ct
uttti8t 6o'oe pg eH 9uo 9rIiter,
raobte eiter mere Brrroeuin, men fit
III Gpar, at Der life inuOtss Granpen
mere / Suiet.
"Sa, ina err Gunfen tom, % iaa er
9Oppen tGr, - Sg arnsleruo blir Raus
net M iaauel Tom igr", fuRoeoe gmuno
SiIeruc, os 9laoien bsboer arasleruo
ben Dag / Gae.
WOrnl: Sals life 6aarben bin for
Rapnets Stplo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Ibcfattcn iont offer.

6pr np9le Gage iioen ipaoiereoe en-
ing Saupparo sienuem @aperne /
Salnt Manpes. Spm SopebbebRfning
bar fan eli gammel @eneralbat, pao
bptlten Ell I6efat sioroe fine SunItitpf-
fer. "a ban sif iOrbi Bet Srrs / Gbauie
De p@tans buor 9gsteparret 6. Dor,
lpfteoes bet g~lbefatten at iprin9e ueo paa
8aoen; meotagenoe Decentralization
tlatreoe ben iaa Op i ct 9ra, bpOrira
ben 9jennem ct aabentltaaenoe Sinbu
Hap inc / 5amilien SO 2eilisbeo.
S%aopparpen ipste 9pret i Greet %
ba ban life iunot bet Der, gift ban be,
brspet fin Sei.
9a gGgteparret 9. ON Iiteneu beaap
fig ino / lit S%opeuarclie, bar bet iprite,
iom Sr. 8. fit Die paa, Decentralization,
iom aben bapbe uaret ~onoitabsiulb NOT
til at title paa Hatbproet.
Sr. g., Der er al en- meget ifinip3
Natur, troeoe itrar, at en- General uus
Der bans 5rauar bapoe iue9et Iis IND i
SGreliet % bauoe maattet laoe i'm Sat
i Stlften, oa ban flpsteoe. lloen at
inolaoe iis paa nugen pioere 5ortlas
ring berebte ban i'm sG9tebalpoel en-
ioriaroelis Scene, pa ban pluSieli9 blep
/ oenne Seitiaitiselie peo at
bgre noseu rumitere / alroeitabet.
Nu bar Der insen 5pipl lanaer mus
Zig. Glitercn bapoe life baut Sio til at
ilpste. San maatte bore inoe i Sfas
bet.
Som fun beruo, min Serre!" bre.
lebe g., ioet ban aabneoe Staboeren.
gaa eenne Spiuroring ipriH9cr =
Sacpparoens Ibe no al Sfabet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Spao fan lite CT Spnc
iinoc paa?

Snm ipm ell Sgne - fan NOT pRre,
at bet ct Ell riati9 Sammenli9uiue.
0fen bumnie Mennelter fan ipm be-
fienot bore meget lure, ps Ell Spue, fan
De tGnte Dem noget mere iniernalif
lurt eub en- Spne, iom ifal parpe. Gen
9aar life % tGnfer paa anoet belle pa.
gen enb paa at iinoe ct Steo til at
lnsse lit Sgs. bupr bet er abiplut urnlls
list at finoe sG9set. SCR {. CT. Der:
Wan bapoe paa en- Gaarb / 9Rrbeosn
al 9rammen last MGrfe til en- Spne,
ipm bapoe iaaban mGrtelis 9ilbsieliss
beb til at sjsre Susbeiss. Den ops
traabte uaibruot | ben pore Gang %
bleu iaset uo isien. Smiolertio bapoe
ben altio pRret en- impairment lioen
Stabnins. benne Sgne. Maalfe ben
after bapoe 9urenoreierisr fore. @anIte
Man belurer ben: SbUi, Der
ben, lDolgit tripper ben ino i
ben pore Gang, berpaa sjeunem en- Der
ben inbre, iaa op Ell 3rapps til
2oen gtase. berpaa sjennem en- @lusge
IND paa ct &laoestammer, buor ben
lasoe lit 9es, os iaa title ps lpblgit
neb isjen famine 9ei. 8 Gs bapoc ben
! en- aros. s Glminbeli9beo
Souieue at ipnse U~rbentlis no,
naar be bar last ct sGs.
SITE en- 2po ira beune! .5rOr bu
leg er bum, bu ba", tanfer jes, ben
oiloe BABE ipart On, iom ipurste ON
Drunoen BERTH, "bum iom en- Ssus?1
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17

6n pis Wano bar ensans iagt:
"Set foiter minore at lepe bprte eno
biemme". Man iriites til at trp paa
Sanobeoen al bette, naar mo l9ier /
aatalosen ira @rano Sorts College De
Setinseller, Senne StOle bpoer fine
Gleper.