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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
s OR 8 PAGES.
EVERY FRIDAY.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Representative,
HARVEY HELM.
For Superintendent Of Public Sc ools,
W. r. MCCLARY.

AS predicted the president appointed
William B. Hornblower, of New York,
as associate justice OF the United States
to succeed the late Samuel Blatchford.
He is said to be a fine lawyer and an ex.
ception to the rule which declares that
preachers sons are the worst OF all. His
ather, Rev. DIR. Hornblower, was pro-
essor in the Theological Seminary at
Allegheny, Pa. The appointee is an es-
pecial favorite OF the president and that
settles it that he is a good man. He is
only AZ, making him the youngest but
one OF any person ever appointed to the
supreme bench. His patronymic is pc
cular. but it is said it is not descriptive,
as be is not giving to blow his own horn,
being modest and retiring gentleman
and scholar
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
DEATHS OOlNGS.

An account of Mrs. sam Spoona.
more's death appears in our Rowland
letter.
"A dispatch from Paris states that
Nanny" Pullins, colored, aged l22,
has Just died.
-At5 o'clock yesterday morning Of
heart disease Mr.. Granville /. Mershon
breathed his last. He had been very
feeble for several years and more than
once he had heart troubles from which
his family did not think he could posi-
bly, recover. On Sunday last Mr. Mer-
shon accompanied by Mr.. A. p. Pendle.
ton took drive OF several bours and
returned feeling none the worse from it.
That night, however, be had one of his
attacks and growing worse all of the time
the end finally came Thursday morning
as stated above. The deceased was in
his SD year; had been member of the
B'ptist church for years and was an un.
usually clever, kind hearted man. He
was married in early life to Miss Francis
Skidmore and she and five children, all
grown. survive him. After services at
the residence at 10 o'clock this morning,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
chuRCh AFFAIRS.

The next meeting OF the Southern
Presbytery will be with the church a
Stanford.
There will be no preaching at the
Methodist church sunday. Mr.. Arnold
will not return before the middle oil
next week.
Ed. Joseph Ballou has just closed a
To- days meeting at Antioch, in Madison,
whic hresulted in 80 additions. There
were nine additions the last night.
Rev. w. f.. Arnold's continuance
at his charges hsre and at McKendree
gives general satisfaction. A more sx-
celent man or better preacher than
Mr.. Arnold is hard to find.
Rev. John Bell Gibson's meeting in
Monticello is creating widespread inter-
est. Meeting one week old and ID ad.
ditiors. There have not been such large
crowds at church since Rev. George o.
Barnes preached there.
The Kentucky Conference OF the NJ.
f. Church, South, announces the follow
ing appointments -Danville District; II.
p. Walker, Presiding Elder; Danville, W
+. Taylor; Harrodsburg, G. j. Nugent
]. +. Wright; and w. +.
Nolan supernumary; Perryville. W. I.
Exlar; Mackville, b. F. Cosby; Chaplin,
II. G. Wright; Lswrenceburg, $. w. Pee
Piles and III. V. Moore; Salvisa, Lew G..
Wallace; Jesssmine, ID. A. Sawyer; Bry-
A. p. Jones; Asbury College,
]. w. Hughes; Stanford and Mckendree,
W. f. Arnold; Richmond and Provi.
lence, F. S. Pollitt; College Hill, W. J.
)oran; Somerset, +. II. Pearce; More
and, w. ID. Wellburn; Lancaster and
JUNCTION City, G. II. Green. I. j. God.
ey is continued at LaGrange, j. w.
rates goes to London and F. X. Strive
\ Manchester
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
FARM AND TRADE iTEms.

Thompson Bros. bought in Boyle a
lot butcher stuff at pc.
Two hundred barrels of new corn
sold at Frankfort at s2.25.
Albert Russell bought in Pulaski a
bunch of fat steers and hefers at Sc.
John Adams sold to Herring, OF
Garrard, bunch of butcher cattle at &c.
Il have few more Southdown bucks
for sale and will also sell few ewes. J
r. Bruce.
-SrRAYKD OR STOLEN. A red year
ling steer; weight about 700lbs Liberal
reward. s. l.. Withers, Glide is Creek
F. q. Fay's PAGER, Electric, valued at
$4,000, with a record of pa and sup
posed ability to go in 2:O5,. died in Sacra-
mento.
-Farris Il Whitley sold to Simon
Weihl, agent for Goldsmith, Of New
York ll2 export cattle, averaging l,53S
pounds, at &c. Advocate.
--Strayed or Stolen.-A red Berkshire
SOW, pigs weaned; weight about l7j
pounds. A reward will be paid for her
return. q. Carpenter
-Farris q Whitley bought OF John
Hgginbotham, of Garrard, ) good year
ling mules at $40 per head and Is from
J. T, Hackley, of Lincoln, at So 80 per
head.
-Georgetown Court.-CTowd small |
and business dull. Lot 3-year.old 1900
pound cattle brought 1874; lot 2year-
bids, $50 pounds, $50. Best mule colts
S7j; horses SIS to S65.
Robert Bonner says that Maud :.
AN not be got ready to DO any thing in
he way OF record breaking this year.
so, not this year or any other year as
ar a. that is concerned, and it will be
urprse to many hundreds OF thousands
( she ever breaks" her own record.
Josiah Bishop and j. +. Ware, OF
ioyle, in January bought of W. b. Hill,
V. A. CofIey, and others, l45 hogs to be
elivered in August and September, at
to 81 cents. They have just sold them
} Prewitt d Woods at & cents, which
lakes a pretty nice profit for MessTs
.ishop and Ware. Mr.. Bishop also sold
, Prewitt x Woods 20 OF his own hogs
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

THEY know how to handle mobs in
Virginia and uphold the majesty OF the
law. AL Roanoke, a negro, assaulted a
white woman and was lodged in jail A
mob attempted to take him and lynch
him, but the militia was promptly called
ont and battle ensued in which ten of
the rioters were killed and many more
wounded. This is rather heroic reme-
dy, but desperate cases require such and
mobs are getting entirely too promiscu-
Gus More than score OF negroes have
been lynched in the South in the last
Uaal
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

The death of Maj. Wicklitie Chapman
which occurred at Frank tort Tuesday
after short illness OF pneumonia, re-
moves one of the mildest hammered
AMI most lovable men We ever knew.
He WAS a nephew of Gov. Knots wife
aud during the governors term Was as
sistant adjutant general. He was very
happily married to Miss Edith Gather,
a beautiful snd lovely girl, in early man
hood, and she is lett to suffer the terrible
loss
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

day, Judge Morrow presiding. Business
moving along; several cases disposed Of
The Laswell case, for the killing OF Gran
vile Adams some years ago, is before
the court to day Thursday and will
likely occupy its attention the balance OF
the week.
-Messrs Bradley, Warren, Lester and
Herndon are in town chi, week. Miss
Carrie Myers, OF Williamsburg, is visit
ing Mics May Miller Mr.. and Mrs.
Champ Mullins, Of Livingston, were in
town Tuesday Messrs Firth, Nanhook
and Albright. of Brodhead, and ii Mar
tin, OF Maretsburg, attended court this
week.
While our trustees are doing some
good work on some OF the roads, We
would suggest that the road on top Of
the bill near the Gentry Bros farm be
rendered passable for once during the
winter season. Ii il in the town limits
and only for short distance needs work
yet it becomes so muddy every winter as
To prevent hauling entirely. As II is
the shipments OF lumber, slaves and
spokes that bring much OF our ready !
cash into the county, and the most Of
these have 10 come IN over this route, /
We think it is very apparent that a little /
extra attention and work should be Civ /
On IA this road
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

WHEN South Carolina replaced the
gallant old confederate soldier, U. 5.
Senator Wade Hampton, with populist
named Irby, it was a step from the sub.
lime to the ridiculous. A dispatch from
Washington says this beautiful specimen
of latter day Southern statesman was
before the poice.court in that city charg-
ed with being drunk and disorderly and
carrying concealed weapons. The State
deserves the disgrace that has been
brought upon her
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

THERE are nearly always two sides TO a
case. GOV. Brown Fought to make CAPT.
tai by having a suit for $4,000 filed
against the Mason Foard Co. for balance
due the State on penitentiary lease. The
matter was turned over TO the Master
Commissioner OF Franklin and he finds
what the company claimed all the time
hat the State owes them sl2,2 The
report will be contested but is very apt
to be sustained.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

BETWEEN the trsln robbers and the
collisions, the visitor to the Worlds Fair
finds himself in pretty bad box, but he
will continue to go all the same, hoping
that his train will escape both. Anoth-
er fearful wreck is reported near Mantle
no, Ill.,, between the first and second
sections of Big Four train. The result
was heartrendlDg. Nine were killed
outright and 20 severely injured. Sew.
eral Louisville persons, including ]. Il.
Sweet, are among the killed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

II Miss Pollard S story OF her seduction
by Col. Breckenridge. as published in
he New York World, even approx
mates the truth, the Congressman is
hypocrite andss Janus faced fraud Of the
first water Addressing Christian En-
deavor and other religious societies and
seducing women do not comport, aud it
looks very much like the colonel is in a
hoe
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

THIRTEEN Senators are yet to make
speeches on the silver question. The
country is begging relief and for bread
the House OF Lords only gives them
wind. Nero fiddling when Rome was
burning was far more inviting specta.
Gle. This sort Of business will continue
till the people rise up and shut of their
wind fnrnvnr
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

TIE report. OF the committee on rules
was adopted in the House. EX-Spesker
Reed used his parliamentary Weapons to
defeat the adoption OF the part which
provides that when en- order is adopted
the speaker shall call the committees
for report, and until that order is ex.
hausted no motion shall be entertained;
but he was signally sat down upon
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

The Worlds FAIR directors decided by
a unanimous vote that the show shall
close az stated Oct. 81. All the same, its
dollars to doughnuts that it will not No
other exposition OF the kind has closed
nj the time first named.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

A LETTER from Hon. Fontaine f. Bob.
bitt received too late for publication
says that he is out of the race for the
Senate for reasons that would compel
him to decline ii he were given the nom
inafinn
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

Mis- LEE MYERs has hen that flew
30 feet up into locust tree and laid ar
egg in birds nest, Those who doubt
this will be assured Of it's truthiulness
when We add that the owner of the hen
gave us the item.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

Among the incIdents Of childhood that stand
Cut ~ bold relei as our memory teycrls Go the
DAYS when We were young, none are more prom
uent than severe sickness. The Young mother
wildly remember, that u was Chamberlain
Cough Remedy cured her OF Group, and iu turn
administers II TO her o~u offspring and always
with the hest results For sale By w y McRoh-
etts Druggists. stanford, XIV.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
Cash or Country Produce,
Sale

A. administrators Of Samuel Englcmau, decd .
will sell TO the highest aud best bItder al J. l..
Eus.eman's ! mile iiom Hubble on the Lancas-
ter pike, on
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

by Rev. A. V. Siz more the remains, viii
BE- laid to rest in Buffalo Springs Genre
tery.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
FRIDAY, SEPT. az, 1893,

the following described property b longing to
the decd, 10 vat
good work mare, years old, brown work
mar Syears old, nice year old bay gelding,
extra good worker, good saddle horse, 4 years
old, year old geldings broke to ride, 4 ytari.ng
saddle colt, fine mIlk cows with young calves
yearlIng Jersey helfer. 1 extra good jennet am
Jennet colt, sow and pigs, 5 year old mules.
FARMING IMPIEM EtNT$
The sale to begin al g;3o
Terms. Sums under $40 cash, over that amount
credit OF months, notes with good security pay
able at the Far ners Bank \ Trust Co.
'S5td g. X. ENGLEMAN,
h. W GtVENS.
Adurs
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22

Which the Windy City: Whichever choose call
Ike
in
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-09-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Ofbce South SIDE MAN street. IN once Tecea
0 seated by DR.. l.. r. Huffman, Stanford. XIV
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
On tnrrfelie .Spfngl.

Sturm,@ etreaeu er en- SSii9l, Der,
ION bet ipnes, tilbrinser belle 1T Sip
uoe paa bet nabne Sap. On ceTs
martelige 5lpueeune cs llobOloettbeo
ouerbepiite fig nplis Gasinsererne pda
ct Gampitib, Der Sit fra Gn9IartO til
gmerita. Gn aften, netop IOut 6ar'
tsiet ituo ub ira Srlanos apIt los tire
Stur1n.9 etreler zig neo paa Agter'
itaunen, pg bet lptteoes en al 8eiat'
uinoeu at iauae ben ene. 5or
ieuere at bragg aienOiel paa ben, bandit
ban ct rD6t 8anno um Ju9lens pals,
% aieuaap ben 6ribeoen. Oper belle
atlanter , Saoet treoieoe ben Sin9s
6u9le umtring StIbet, og blGnot benz
iaa maj fOm ofteit ben meo Baanoet
ON Salien. Set BAR iieloen, at BET
pareoe ct Bar Elmer mellem toer Gang
ben bite ia, o9 ba tog ben og be andre
for fla al BET 9liialo, ium aOffene tdIteoe
ouerbpro. Ssrit ct Sar Nile uoentOr
Sanop 0oDf peb amerifas apit bteu
ben bOrte, mulisen5 for at penSe tti'
ba9e til Srlauo igien lammen meo en-
anoen 0amper. Bort 6artgi 8joroe
meaet ner 20 Mil / Timen, i~crtRtler
en- at be 8eiienbe, og bog ida pl ben
alorig bpile. $
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
&pnpIpinina.

Nau er ofte iaa beIbis at babe en-
lang, pen Sgit, % bn sialber bet lite
at Iaoe SlUugeu boile, men BRUCE ben
Hltti9t, tbi Slouseu er ct al 5armer.
mes uistisite &eoitaber, Os beITt ON Sp.
fen; men bet maa bore Ell COB gloug,
% ben, ipm tisrsr ben, nlan bare tpns
big Os o~mbp8eeIis / Srusen af ben.
Com ia9t, brus Slougen flinft paa
oeuue Glib al aaret, % bet oil ipare be-
tsoelis 8esrius. ollie 8lanter bill
pIsieS neb, raabns us siDos Sprben;
ffaesfise Snietter 90 9arper plpies pp,
forfiprres % frpier libel; Sorben lpss
mes, iaa Binteriuloen faar Wagt iii at
fmulore ben beore enb npset Reonab;
bet ueore Sorolag bliper mere tompatt
% bulber 8ustiebeoen beore tilbaee;
mon tan iaa tioIissre ON 8aareu, bill,
fet or al tor Sstponins, ON Der lfuloe
tomWe Ell tsr CONNER; Seitene er Tom
Re9el ON Ssften / bsore Stanb, %
oerfor beore ffiffst til bet tunae 9Ipies
arbeios; maj fan plsie bpbere ON Sss
Zen eHo ON gaaren, t6i Jrpiten aipr
bet opbere Sprblas mere ififtet for CO.
ben, eno ON bet ifuloe p9re blepet
bra9t op | 9agen ON @aaren.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
Bier oa gibolo.
(geo n. 3acobiOn,)

5slgenbe 8etitrotgicrelie fuoes
ale be iornemite gis8taoe uosiUne Der
aauoet | agbet al ben iioite glaaneo:
International. - The North Anne
rican Bee Keepers Association pil bolos ut
24oe aarsmsbc i Chicago, gu, ben lite.
l2ts o. 13oe Citober 1898. Site blot
busrsneIte Bipen / Gmerita. eaten ban er
Reolem al selrabet eler life, er iuobnot til
al orre uGrpGrsuoe, men en- i9rittlt 5uo'
bposlie uoiteoes til ale 8eHuer al 8tltlot'
islsu fra iremmeoe 9ouoe,
6rani Benton Set,
8aibtnston, 2. 6.
Rpbeiteoet for o%ueunRonte 6oriants
ling er beitemt iii at bltue ! 2ouiiana
Sotef, Siprnet ai 71oe 9noe % Goentte
B, u9r Spbfben at Sadion Bart.
MaaIte 8euner at 8iltictiel, iom
l4ier "9piten" % beib1er Berocnsuo'
itiuiugeu pad OoenuRonte lib, oil o9re
glade / at benDtte geiligbeoen % npoe
aOot al be 5orbauotiu9er, iom Der oil
tubs Steb.
Weboelereu beraf a9ter at oRre oeo
Wpbet, os ital iiOen / "Boiten" sisre
Reoe for, buab ban Der 1erer os Ter,
Der fan bore af Snteresie for 2Gierns
! Glminoelisbeo % for 8ipenner
S9rbelesbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
&tIoen til Sun0beo.

Raar pt tauier paa, at Nduen CT bet tore eabpras
toriuni, ! hpiIisn 8eten ombannes Ill be gapfsr, Tom
aipsr arait I'll spitsmet, eiterat pnre saaet uper | %
beriget SIooet; oa ben tort iast er aiIoen til Suuos
bebeu, er bet al getpouins at boIoe senne 5uripniuaSs
maaiuei Crbsu % at iremifpnoe ben til SiriiUmbeo.
naar ben bIiper ~uuirfium. Sstts sisr Suitetsrs Waue'
bitters bebit, ioet ben ! rette Fib r~esulerer os itprier
gprosieIien o. briuser Drbeni asperen us SnopoIosue.
Gtprte o. Ru / Rerperns aibRnser | bgi Grab al COB
6prosielie. Der CT iutet nsrpeitprfenbe gaiooel. or
at easer auiees bsiers eno beune Bitter. aaser ans
befaIer ben Osiaa iraftiat for aOIoieber, Rbeumatisme,
Rpres % gIareipaopmme, Sopeopine % WaussI pds
a9pstit % Sgun. aas ct ginsIasiuIot tre @ause ON
Sdgen. (Ctt.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
l9l

ba tIemts Dem inc peo Chen af Den gamIe iOr at life
Dem til at ia fat paa 8uret, % buoroan De lsftsoe
ben fore Stcn for at uiis, buOr fart De uar3 t6errss
CUB, SoIen bar ifinuet mer eno en- Dag iiosn ben Glib!
Mien M ct Der bIeuet en- Wiunb al ben lille gsors, %
bet en- Wano, iom flaar Sparto!~
Os paa goroet @neboerens SGreIie bIeu De meos
braste soSe Sarsr ~ubbreote, fo~ritGrteoe al 9iisies ROOs
ipettsr. GarOIus ~brpssepe Cobb, % 9etsIsr, iom iieIs
ben iuaste noset al ben Seltaffenbeo. tunSs lite uuoilua
fig for at Sritte en- StuuI til 9Grs for fin essu @sOrs.
6or isrfte Gang aniaa QetSIer oct for en- 9ptte, at Sos
bannesitiGret TT Seiss; tbi efter ben SamtaIs, ban ms
bapoe bapt ianimen mso Ssnnen, fanOt ban bet nspueu.
bist, at en- mantrere os rpIi9ers Stemnius inbfanet fig
Dos benne, inoen gientanOen after brastes pua Sane.
"S9 Nfor WlaIena Os ben imutte Sobanna er ueO COB
SeIbrsS os Ispsr soSt, baaber iss5" iusoe gsOrs. iOet
ban tIappeoe ben suimIe elias paa StuIoeren.
"SiGlIinssn Upper fig, iitebetfOr at trpmpe iammen, "
iuareoe SlOinse, mso praIenes StoItbeS, "Os beore
Some, snS Der er bIspst al Dor lille Sobauna, tunos Gas
roIus aIbris baue fact"
"Sa, bun er maseISs, bet maa ies r~istisnOt ieIu tils
itua, pa bet er en- sumusI Ben, Der bsrsr BET, +" iasbs
G%urOIus, "os iss flyer blot ~iuamesct, at, bIiusr Gsrss
aone al iamme Sonitst, Saptein SetsIsr, iaa Tan De
prize Dem %IptteIi8."
"Staar bu enSnu peb bit asits, is III for fire aar
fbsn, GaroIus7 a. ipursts GsOrs for at sipe SumtaIsn
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

Ssu, LAB oS life tpites ben fsrfie aften, bu er traaot
inO bin 6aosrS Diem! SmOrsen, inben Su refer, uiI
nj enonu tales peb. Sab os M pare roIiee % t9nte paa
benbe. buem bet nil i%nsrts, ON Gisnipnsts gIebs bIsp
~tOrbitret at 6orbunbIiuse, buiIte ri lite er enisel"
Snttenoe iusoe @eors:
]Naen ies er us paa, at bun siuer mig Get.
~S9 ies er pis paa, at bun, bus aIt uur benbe Hart,
sIbe biaise, buab jes os bin ssen i~tGrtsite 5pIeIie ops
Iororer big iii. Wien nu tommsr ri after paa giIbipor
...Risiel"
9stsIsr raubte 10 mob aIippsn, bpor Gisie par bs
fiaitiset msO at f%Orbersbe uOsIe fore S~tOOipettsr paa
snes inars Sebensans.
Agdsie, buub bar bu at sipe Os til aftsn 2 Gr Der
nssn 9Gs t%iIba9e?"
so, Der Ell, " ipOrebe Nisie, "Os buiIte Sin is bar
tuttet OPT GssuOsn bar ri Smsr Os grpb Os OF =
Os lab mig ie: ies trOr Osiau, Der n Iipt paa 9ammss
boum subuul"
"Os Der bar nj nOsst at brittle aoptsin 9stsIers StaaI
u" ruabts GaroIus, fOm after Iasbs til, III Iebiaset of
besse fine Gutter. Der ilabte puu en- iOr Surp, bpsr fin
Saht. Ss 5aOer elias, Der M par summsI os sraa,
men bog raft os rsris, Tom itaprenbe eisr msb LANCE
Gtribt.
"glaa, buffer 9s enbnu, min flare Saptsin, /" par
GIias asbjsrniOns fsrts Orb til @eOrs, bu Ssnns iIsOs
bam imsbs, Abuitsr De snbnu, ba &c par en- Iiosn en-
Rbt fgrre, mauite snb GIias Der - % Dc isriis Sang
itHsSe OUer sriitianiaiiOrben | 5%rifaruen, bporoan De
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03
&trfeItge Npbeber.

@ibclfritif. On tpit Brett bar bles
ren imittet at ben npmooeus SibeIfritit
% Iopeoe fine 5ilbprrre, at ban | 2sbet
al Sommeren ltuIoe mebbsie benz 3beoa
Iosicns upeite lluoerirsclier % Reiul'
tatsr. 6an besnuote oa mco Sfabel'
isSberetningen pe uotalte. at oenne life
itemmeoe meo be npeite pioenIfabeligs
Gpbaselier. Nenneitet, 3prcne % ali
paa SOroen bar life ltabt at Cub. men
oft bnpoe uooitlet ii9 9ieunem Wtaio'
ner al aor ira en- lioeu llrceGe. Siito.
rien ON Spnoeintoet bar fln ct unttert
Sasn, en- iinoris 8istnins.N SpnoFo'
ben q en- 9nnmel opertroiif Seret'
ming, ION man bdooe faaet ira Gra'
berue. Spteguel'erne al Moies, Sofia,
Samucl % andre 9rofeter bar me9ei
unsiagtige os itemte life operens meb
9eroeusbiItoriers 8lonesbpro. &c
proietiite Striiter bar buerfen ~foriat-
teSe paa ben ausipne 9ib elIer al DC
nauneione W9no, men be a ffreons
luuet ieuere. Goangeliiterue mooiasoe
~bUeraubre iuobproes; Gpoitlernes @ier'
ringer bar ct isbiit.ienbtlist Stribs.
lfriit fra 9ibeu efter GpoItlernes 3gD.
p9 be uppltolife 8reoe bar forfatteoe
I9use efter Gpotlernes 8ase at Wanb.
Tom ipetulerebe | at lape bet npe 1eIta.
mente. 8Orscrist, iasbe ban, inbebolbi
8ibelen operorbeutlist msset paffert og
itignt, inbebolot en- Wnusbe opbsiebt
Sauobsoer, ia par ben meit upbpieoe
BOG | 8erben o9 piite geien til Salig'
beo % BAR ben beb1ie &etteiupr for al
leue ct suoeli9t Sin. 3ette bar Sopeo.
inoboloet af bans 6oreoras siennem
tnoeuGreroe CONNER. Otter oisies
alllltnlii9 tom SreIten fipltg Se1p9
til en- al fine Ntenigbeoslemmer. 81
tom ba til at iamtale ON Roset | 8i.
beleu. Mnuoen bentebe fin 8ibel ug
la9oe ben i 9reitens Sanber, men bennC
uobrpb itrar fcrbauiet % iasbe: "@ier
tiGre Dem, Der CT 10 tun Termsn til'
bn9e, boor er S~ubbuloet?" Manber
lunreoe: Seq bar p9rst Ell flittia Sir,
te9iGn9er % meo Spm9rtiombeb iulgt
0crss 6preorne. Seq bible life bare
uuget auost i min 8ibel eno bet, ipu
ie9 belt % iutot tuuoe itols paa; ieg
bar oerior eiterbuert iUm QereS Sore.
ora9 Itreo irem reoet no al 8ibeleu ali
bet, Tom De oplDite os ON life bar al
itOle pda, % iaaleoes bar ies Gib eitet
ar0eu reuet no ben enc 9og eiter ben
anoen, inotil ieg MI bar irtet tilba9e",
8reiten bleo ielu iurifrGttet pper Sel'
9erne at fin @ibeltritit, Os ital fiber
BABE rettet paa beuue / en- betpoeli1
9rao.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-03

1913
ftrenbe Geistrus. gQe 0isies fGrbisaiorte 9lrtitler
bang nasO fine WfGrter omtrins paa gasselte ua piite,
buIlten Oroen ban enonu ftsois boIbt / be Smaatiua,
ban baooe neaem SRnoer.
Cub peIfsne big, Nisiel" fasOs @sOrs iaste, ba
San9en par ttIsnOe, 'bar bu fOrnpIis feet no9et til
benbe, iom itufeOe big til Sobannesfiqret?"
"Sa, 9r. saptein, / Ssnbass t airfeu oa bum
par iaa imut iom..."
"er Su aIereOs Oppe, min SSn9" LOO 2etsters
Stemme ~ubsnfor.
geOrg, iOm 9ierns buUoe billet bore, buur imut 6annu
par, MATTE M forIabe Risies lille &amuer for at
trade IND 6aSerens.
9a tom 9ftSie nleO ben auereSe f~Grbistosts Rafie. Ga
etterat 6aoer % Spn buube inbtasst I'm iinpIs Srotoit,
git be no ben iriits NOrsenIuft iaumen oa latte fla
paa ben ~iebuanIise SIippebIot, 9stslers gnblinaspIaos.
"Og Somfruens SibieI itaar snbnu Iige troliat paa
fin gast, " iasNs geOrs msO ct gIit paa SobanuesIte.
rets ensite BrpcsIie, 'bur bu uIOris bSrt aIanaen al be
imaa SsIptriIer, 9apa, iOm GarOlus Iaa Ofte ul bape
bort, naar bet sr ristts ihls2"
gsora paIste bet fsrte bet bsOte Stuf, for iaa lena,
Tom muIist at unbuiss ben SamtaIs, IOnr ban uiblte nu
uenteSe BAN.
"Ses bar aISris bort anSet emo @inbens % gcIoGs
%forenebe aIans, " iuarsSe estsIsr, "uien, min Ssn, ri
bar M en- pistisere gienitanb at tale ON. Suis bu uil
IpSe bin 6absrs 9faaS, psnbsr ba auersoe imorasn tis
bass til @stbsbOrs. Din samIs Gbef bar Ret til at