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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
"TAKE CARE o. YERSELF."
The Solicitors Injunction of the Sierra
swine Herder.


Swine-Herder.
In Mountaineering in the Sierra
Nevada" Clarence King relates that
he came one night to a campfire under
group of pines. A little way from
this lay u confused mass of old and
half-bald buffalo robes and comfort
ers, and outstretchedo on this was fam
lily with their feet to the fire. The fam
lily consisted of mother and father,
two small children and huge girl.
You seem to have pleasant camp
spot here" was my salutation.
The old woman answered sharply:
"They's wus, and then again they's
better
"Does well for our hogs" inserted
the old man. "We've band of pork
that make out to find feed"
"Oh! How many have you?"
asked.
Nigh three thousand.
won't you set?" asked madam; then,
turning to the daughter: you, Susan,
can't you try for to set up, and not
spread so? Hain't you no manners,
say?"
At this the massive girl got herself
somewhat together, and made room
for me, courtesy which l declined,
however.
"Prospectin'?" inquired madam.
81 say huntin'," suggested the man.
'Maybe he's cattle feller," inter
rupted one of the children.
Coin somewhere, amt yer?" was
Susan's guess
gave brief account of myself, sat
isfying all but the old woman, who ev.
identity classified me as not up to her
standard. Later she turned and said to
me:
81 allow you've killed your coon in
your day?"
"No, maam," 1 said. "Now you
speak of it, | realize that never have
killed coon"
realized, too, that this fatal admis-
sion must forever lower me in her
eyes, and l observed that even Susan
and her father were somewhat stag
gered.
After sojourn of several days
ulhOlIS GIlCllls L GOOh ICINC VI WIG lCLlll-
lily. The father and Susan accom-
panied me for distance into the for
est to inspect the hogs. AS we were
parting the old man said with evident
embarrassment:
you'll take care o. yerself, now,
won't you?"
1 tried to convince him that I would.
A slight pause.
you'll take care O yerself, won't
you?'
was about to reply that he might
rely on it, when he added:
"Thet-thet-the man what gets
Susan has half the hogs!"
Then, turning away, he spurred his
pony, calling out: "Take good care O.
verSe1f"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12

What in the world is to be done with
those otherwise good people who per-
sist. in conversation, in using "I' and
she" in the objective? Most of these
people know better, though some of
them are college graduates; but they
go on saying; "Will you go with Dick
and l to the symphony" and even,
cit was between he and l." though
they would never, of course, say: will
you go with ~" The number of peo,
pie who use this solecism is apparently
increasing. The Listener has heard
public school teachers use it; and
the sound of it is not altogether
unfamiliar in what is called socie-
ty, though "me and him did it, is
not whit more ungrammatical than
"between you and l." Evidently some
people use the phrase without know
ing that they do it; but why should
they? Still other people, who have
been taught that ''me and him went"
is not correct. ignorantly suppose that
"between you and me" is also INGRAM
NAUTICAL In this case of course, the
mistake is due to pure ignorance, and
no one can complain of it, because
ignorance is generally a misfortune
rather than fault. But when people
who have been to school use the nomi-
native case in the objective and say
"between you and l." or 81 will let
you and he know" one feels like pro-
jecting some convenient article OF
furniture at them. Perhaps some
form of violence will have to be re-
sorted to in order to break up the prac-
+ica -ROstOn Transcrint
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
DIDN'T WORK RIGHT.
Strange Lack of the Sense of Humor in
Some Folks.

Some people have a poor appreciation
of humor. This must be an awful
load to carry through life. On
a crisp, cold day, a Bohemeian
and his friend stood in front of
the Sturtevant house holding down
the sidewalk while they thought bout
what they would do next. One of the
two was smoking. The other held an
unlighted cigar between his teeth. A
cable car came along, then a horse car
with front platform crowded with
smokers. The sight of it revived in
the Bohemian the faint shadow of an
ancient joke He smiled and suddenly
beckoned energetically to a man on
the front platform. AS soon as the
man saw that he was the one wanted
he jumped off and came back to where
the Bohemian was standing.
"Give me d light, please?" said the
latter gravely. Thanks"
"Why, confound your impudence!
You didn't call me off that car to have
me give you a light?"
''Now, don't get red-headed about it, "
replied the joker calmly; there's ca
BILE car right behind"
But the joker was one of those Curl
GUS fellows who have no appreciation
of humor He hauled off with his right
hand and big oath, and down fell the
joker-either hit by the oath or the fist,
he did not know which.
"Now, don't get red-headed about it, "
said the other fellow; ''you can catch
an ambulance around the corner" And
he broke for the cars again.
"That joke looked very funny when
read it in the newspapers, said the
Bohemian as his friend busted him off
and led him into the Sturtevant bar,
"but the thing doesn't seem to work
right, does it?"-N. Y. Herald.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
Insects and Insecticides.

THE STATESMAN is in receipt OF w
Atlee Burpee & Co.'S new book, lDJu-
rious Insects and the Use of Insecti-
cides, written by Mr.. Sempers. This
book will be very generally welcomed
by farmers and fruit growers inter-
ested in protecting their crops from
insect depredations. The text is clearly
written for unprofessional readers and
il illustrated with more than 1856 Illus
trations. In a work of this character
good illustrations are OF paramount
Importance, for they bring the enemies
of our crops before the eye with a
vividness which no written description
can convey. The book has been very
fully illustrated at heavy ex-
pense for the special purpose
of making easy the identltl'
cation of injurious insects. 1t de-
scribes all recently discovered 1nsectl-
cides and tells the best ways OF apply
ing them. In word it is a book for
practical every day use in field. or.
chard and garden. While Texas is st
present comparatively free from the
insect pests so ruinous to crops in old"
er communities, yet it is absolutely
certain that the heavy planting of Or
chards now going on will bring the in
sect pests in a very shore time. and in
our congenial climate they will thrive
and multiply as they never did in the
North. Hence it behooves our farm
ers to thoroughly post themselves and
destroy them before they get a foot
h Did here. This excellent book will
be mailed to purchasers on receipt oil
cents, by w. Atlee Burpee u Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
Not an Unusual Case.

It's seldom have any opportunities
to dc good" said the kind old lady,
"but the other morning, after Darthy
Ann and me had cleaned all the snow
off the sidewalks, / reckon fed NOR n
a dozen men that dropped in at diff
ferent times to know if there wasn't
some little job they could do so as to
earn bit or two of cold victuals. -
Chicago Tribune,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
No Socialism in His.

Small Boy-Wot do these socialists
want?
Big Boy-They want paternal form
of government.
Small Boy-They do, Ell? Wen boy
gets too big to be bossed by his father
they want the government to begin
bossin' him, do they? Guess they never
had any fathers, that's wot l think
Good News.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
Struck a Bonanza.
Moldy Mike I've struck soft thing

Moldy Mike I've struck a soft thing
now.
Dusty Dan-Wat's that?
Moldy Mike-I go inter a town an
tell 'em b'long to a stranded opery
company, and want 'em all to be at tn
schoolhouse at seven sharp, and hear
me give concert. They always come.
A free show draws the crowd every
time. Well, 1 don't git more'n half
way through me best solo, carter the
Ball" than they begins ter throw eggs
an cabbages an all sorts O. garden pro-
duce by the bushel. 1 just gathers it
up and slips out tn back door. Been
Twin like fghtin' cock all winter
n. Y. Weekly.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
He Knows Better Now.

docs your artist friend paint por-
traits true to life?"
"He did at first, but he has learned
better"
"Indeed?"
eyes; the first two or three commits
sions he executed were so true to life
that the sitters refused to take the pic
lures" - Pittsburgh Chronicle Tele-
graph
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
The Manure Heap.

The largest portion of the seed con-
sumed goes into the manure, and it
has been claimed that of every 1000
bushels of corn that is fed to animals
as much as 800 bushels is returned to
the soil through the manure heap.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
FARM NOTES.
Double Crop Of Cabbage.

During the past year "a varieties of
early cabbage were grown on the sta
tion grounds.
The experiments proved that sew
eral varieties were we'll adapted to
the soil and climate, while several
other varieties proved to be entire
failures. Many of the best varieties
produced edible heads by the 10th of
May. We began to cut heads from
the first winter cabbages we had ever
grown on the 30th of December and
continued cutting until all were killed
by a very sudden freeze on Janu-
airy 90.
Seed for this second crop were sown
the 25th of July and were shaded from
the hot sun until ready to be set out
The plants were SCI out in
the ground the last of Sep.
TENDER. The cabbage worms
then made a serious attack upon
them and threatened to destroy the
entire crop. The insect can easily be
killed by busting over the plants Ply
rethrum or Persian insect powder
This powder is usually sold in drug
stores of the state under the name Of
flea powder, and often it has been
kept so long that it has lost its
strength and will not kill. Care
should be taken to procure fresh ar
ticle. From these experiments briefly
mentioned it is safe to conclude that
two crops of cabbage can be grown
here in one year. 1t would not be
difficult at all where irrigation can be
had. In fact, the winter crop seems
to be of more value than the summer
crop.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12

This claim is perhaps broad one, but
that the manure heap receives much
the largest proportion is true, and the
importance of carefully saving the ma
nure connot be too strongly urged, as
the real wealth of the farm is in the
manure heap, to which all materials
not appropriated for some purpose
eventually find their way.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
A Desirable disqualification.

I'VE need new office-boy. SIR" said
the book-keeper.
Every WELL" replied the proprietor;
advertise for one. Add to the adver-
tisement: One not afflicted with the
stamp-collecting fever preferred. ~
judge.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
VARIETIES.

This best early cabbage under test
was strain of the Wakefield, known
as Taits' Early Jersey Wakefield
The heads were firm and of good
quality. This cabbage will ship well
it may safely be relied upon for main
crop. Other promising early varie.
ties are Taits' Extra Early Pilot,
Newark, Early Flat Dutch, Burpee's
Allhead Early and Early Whining.
stadt. Cabbage is a gross feeder and
will stand heavy manurlng. After
the plants have we'll started the soil
should not be cultivated deeply 80 as
to break the fine roots which grow
widely in search of food,
r. H. PRICE,
Texas Experiment Station.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12

Miss Neighbob-Would you marry me
if 1 were poor?
Jack Spatts-I'm afraid I should be
sorely tempted to, dearest.-Puck.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
The Drama of Life.

Man-Yol say your mother is on the
stage?
Boy-Yes sir.
"Where is your father?"
He's on a boss car."-Detroit Free
Press
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12

Wheeling, w. Va, is called the Nail
city on account of the prominence of
the nail manufactures.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-12
New YORK, March 3O-The following are the
total net receipts Of cotton at all ports since
MEMPHIg.

Deduct g., ia counted by Charleston and ga.
vannah total corrected, 5.486,660
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
6lGpeli8 sui!

sor at geripuulet Osian fan Iaa an'
bsuiuo til at fcire Sulen, r9 for at 1aa
ElpOst aiteO fSr Sui, (9OfOffices er
p,rlio luttst SuleOusl trptter ri Oenne
eana en- Sag tiOlisere enO alm'nOel'9'
IA re isneIte NpbeOer, pi fan ltafte,
saar altiaa tun til eSrOu9 NIten' %
unSlaoer al ben @runo at lnbta9e Wtar'
,,Ssliiten / bette Sumner, ca Den oil
slps for 9ammel til at pore al tu9er
Qptts, Bort u9Ie Sirsou9ss Ntumer
Sl uNtomme til alrtiuoelis lib, og ben
3tL, iUm OiItribueres her ! Sn'cet,
mi Gt, ipm 9nur no meo Wor9en'
trrnst. ul ratfc 4bonnenterne til I9o'
sanlio 9ib, men, bo Hptoursbas psiad
II 5cai8ou8 for GUitpeienets Seofom'
nsnot, Nil ben Gel, iOm oiitrlbueres
Fpfbnic, nemlis en- Gel uf @iscuniin
Set Tidigan, SGlinuis, aunias, Re.
trafa, en- Gel Of Spo 3atota, &alb'
irstun % lltab, tontme lrem Ell DAG
i.rtrs END almiuoelig.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
sill NOS.
Iuttemagerhrcife.

YUttemagertrcife. Blunt Pottery
i NSacomb meboelte nplig llne IrbeI>
pere. at en- NeoiGttelie / 4rbeiDslsns
ncn uiloe blipe inoigrt ira ben 27oe
December. Irbcipsrne 6lep Opiororet
til at inbeaa paa gtcoiGttelien, pna
65runo al at 5abrifen maatte IGue Sas
rsrue bilioers iur at tunne tonfurrere
meo andre Sabriter. Manoas N'Or9en
iuofauot 9(rbeioerue Jig Iom l%9ooanlt9,
fulbfprte 6pao 9lrbeioe DC buuoe be'
onuot paa, beueoe fine Yen9e o9 Iors
LOB 6abritcn. Selitabet bar fhn pGret
iitano til at iaa 8 iii 4 al Tlabierne
be5at. Snsen al De andre 6abriter oil
~uebi9tte 2pnnen.
Guacnc y. SebS, 8reiioent ior
American Railway Union, o9 baus
&paeaer bar b%eiluttet at ta9e ln1oo
ben Dem iopmtc Strai. Manoa9 oil
DC beapnbe I~fionin8en | Goot Gountr
Tnuailet / Chicago. Saaoe Sebs %
hans Wfeooomte or al ben Dtenihg,
at 9lppel life pilce ipre til nOset.
grreIteret gaufor. @m. " Senttp
Tom bar Scitprer for y. ". Senttr
suutims SOuie ! ManSfieiO, Biat'
eouutp, os iOm sit faalt meo en- SlGl'
at $50. 900, er al Srano Surpen bic
pen antlasst for llnoeriGb. pan ble'
arreiieret / Chicago os bans sautlcl
blep auiat til $4,000. pan bar be
taft 35 PCT. al 8ieloen.
;. Jarlig 9ee. Smen SpeniOa o.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
Tcocriao Tor 9ea: Selefon
Wonopolet.

2et / aarepi8 uoplpnoreoe nmsritnn'
tie 60lf bar eroeli9 titiGiet Bell 5sls.
ious Wiouopolet et nloorlist SlGs. Jor'
~bunosretten / Bolton ertlRreoe iorlebeu
Gag, at ben gatent, iOm ben l7oe
Rpp. 1891 uoitebtss til Gmil Berlinsr
for en- Sombiuntion al Ielegrai os Ie'
leion er u3pIoi9, oa Der alereoe ben
20en 9~topember 1880 par uoiteot en-
gatent for famine Cpfnoelie. Rstten
erttqreoe besioruoen, at u~biteoelien Of
Iatenten par paO CmUeie al 8ea'Isle'
fonfompariet blepet uuBoigt ioriiutet ,
oeu Senii9t at i~Orlanse s~Ontrolen
ouer 1eleiontuHiten, iom Ophsrte mto
llolF6et al Bell atsnten | 1898.
Bell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ol9ttsite 8d'
tenter er al,iua M uoIgbne, ina bpem'
iombelIt fan .ontltrere meo benz.
Sell cleiousS elitabet er naturlls'
bis fife tilirco5 meo bette Reiultat,
men uil apVelere Sagen III be Sore
nebe ztaters 6gleiteret, iaa BET pll tosc
lang IiO, iDreno ben uir!elise Nisjs'
relic uaac5.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
Tranfrio
Slaaet ~JranifmGnoenc. y

Slaaet JranfmGnoenc. Wieloins
ger fra Nirifa beretter, at en- 4foelin9
paa 500 irauite Trooper er bleoen
laaet tilbase al De SnoIeote | NGrbes
ben al @rano Sasiam 8iuer paa ben
lpblise Del al Glienbenstpiteu. Jranif.
manocne par paa 8eieu iii Song, ba
4nialoet ifete. luoer &en bleo 8
5ranitmRno os en- flor WGn9oe Gtn'
gales Solooter og Snoisbte brGbt.
6ranltmpnbene trat Jig tilbase 6eniz
muo @rano Snsiam. 200 ~iranlte 6pts
e rIolooter er lenbt Dem til lluoiats
ming.
&c gesieps gegrauelie. &dris,
15oc December. @reu JeroinauO De
2esieps 8esrapelie ianot ioas Steo
8irten ct. Iierre be Gbailot ubenIor
4aris. airfen bar operfplot al Mtens
neIfer. 9iget lau unoer Ell aaiaialt
peo Ilteret og &iiten par prpoet meo
eli Mnn9bc glomIter. Otter Segrds
Observation-Disclosures blep aiiten neos
tat / en- for %Suteouiuseu bp9set 6Uel'
ping.
fra WaoagaIfar. Otter inol0ben
Meloine bar be iranIte Trooper pao
@~aoagaitar inotaset SDen 9amatane
ben lite os. Zen irnnife Stprte be-
Itoo al 700 Marinsiolonter. Ere Ora
mater aoiplittebe De Snoisctc, iom
ifpnoiomt trat Jig tilbnse.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
BeterIon, 2 loeuIfe @utter

9eOnaro YeterIon, 2 inenfe Gutter i
Eodforo, bolot forlebsu paa "ior
Wtoro" at bGnse slrtbur Bersitrpm, en-
Segefamerat. Be Ios ct 8eb ON Sals
len paa bam o9 bapbe ollereoe flpnaet
BAN Op / eft Irn. oo Der tom Soft til
o9 fit BAN rsbbet. Dc andre Gutter
bleo fsrt op / Tetteu ps iogmt en- 8soe.
S~ebsialo. Sanuel 8rib4eman al.
gtf Onsoo9 peb Sgben / i'm 9atter,
Gfrs. 3 8agnerS Sjem / @panIton,
76 Iar st. Gan p,tr / Sorbunbsre9ies
rin9ens b~sntmeli9e 3ieneitr unoer Dor,
8ertrigen os fit ensous iammen meO
Brtce 2eiuis | 9ummia Iion at uoipeioc
Sprorstropperres Stprfe % Seiaits
nln3er / @ct Sirsiuia. aepi8 bleu
forfipot iom en- enselif 9tbelsmanb %
Bridegroom iom bans 9iener. Sc be,
goo Jig uIDrV:roet til Gen. g9iic
GbnrIeIton Dc f%ortalte BAN, at be bar
Jtepre 'entnater ira Gn9lano, % at be
9ierte pllbe pioe uoaet um Sa9crnes
plrtelI9e 3i[itanb. @eneroleu bep9r.
teoe benz tor9elist ps i%ortalte benz aft,
De pitlteoe at oioe. De bar @iies Sic.
tier | 3 Tiger, iasbe ian 5arpel os be.
gap Jig iaa tilprelnbenoe paa Gei til
Gi1mono, men / Sirtelisbeben brU9
De gienltcm 8anaiuba Giergene oper til
Ohio Iohen. Gen. WcGleQauo for
itrug eitar fine Trooper rpffe irem p1
BET fom til Slaseue ueo Sid @pun'
tain og 2auret Sia, De ierIte Seire
6Orouno stropperne uanot uroer Sri
aer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
Galifornia 4.

Gormentlig Scnlgtfe. anlonms
perne MOntierrat fra Nauaimp o9 &es
lueenum fra Gomor, 9. g., er iorments
fig i~prulpffeoe pna Reiien til Gan
5rancisco, ioet be allereoe for Ell u9e
iioeu ifulbe babe urret automne I'll
cenue Sapn. Scsee Sfibe par ipart
laoeoe, % ben alminoeli9e Menlns er
berfpr, at be gift unoer / ben Irpgtellse
Storm, iom raiebe peo Gap 6latterp
famine Sat, ipm De Itat i SDen. Git
bene bappe en- Seintnin9 ai benbolps'
pis 20 % 80 Wonb.
Gu Giueier ON Ginn. &. g. See,
Ell inofpot Sineier, @racuant ira gale
llniperlitet, pg tibii9ere Sefret9r hos
ben tineiiIte Minilter / 8aibiuston, er
iorleoen penot tilbnse til San 5rans
cisco fra fit Ssbelaub. San flyer, al
Orb fan life uotrptfe ainn8 8umbeo
% Slspbeo. arigen, foruoli9er ban,
pil life ppbsre, fpr ben ~japaneiiife Scr
maridsrer inb / 8etius MI / Sinter ell
Ter til 3aaren. Seb ben Sib oil &inc
p9re tomplet Ilaaet. ainas Neberlao
tilIfr,per han @mbeosmpuberes uoue'
li9beo os S%eoraserier, o9 Den SmltEr'
oisbeb, at i~apaneiiIte unse MGno, ION
er oporaset / %lblanoet, sioes betroeOt
Stiainaer, mcben8 &ina bortpiier en-
bpsr ing Maup, ium bar faaet i'm I'm.
oerpisnins uoerfor Sjemlanoet.
Jormentlise Spnlpffcr. Der e'
III 10 Stibe, beItemt for &Dlten, bpor
ON man lapner Giterretning, os BOO
Meuneter, bpis Stjabne er utjenot
De paasialoenoe Sfibe er: 9ampe'
Montierrat, IA 9a9e ouer Stoen irt
3anaimo; Camper S%eeiuenHiu. /;
9aae ira Nanaimo; Sarf @ermanln
IA Gage ira Seattle; Bart Columbia
IA Gage ira Sort Slatelp; Sftbet s
g. 8rpwn, Il Gage fra Nanuimo
Sorfen Sea Sing, II Gage ira Nann
i,rp; Stonuert Wtnrp ano Soa, II
9aae ira Sboal 8ater Sap; Stibe
Reo Sod, IA 9u9e ira Gan 6rnnetscI
til Yurtlano; Stibet @leniui, l6 Dag.
fra Gan 6rancisco til GOrtlano; Bar
9Ominion, Is 9ase..ira Gan 6ranctsc'
til Yuoet Souno.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
Snblam BET.
q 10 a.

~ U " u.
Gn Jarmer ~plpnbres. 70 matte.
reoe 8spere transte 9irsbas sliten inc
/ 5armer Sobn Collins gus, ipo for
Siour Gttp, % ~plpnorebe bam for g.,
400 | aontanter. San bupbe iamme
Dag iolst en- Slot 8reaturer os iab ON
Iftenen os talte 8enseue, on Der plub.
Ielis banfeoes paa Spren. 3 Ell 5art
tit ban 9ensene itjult / Sensen, bpors
efter ban aabneoe 8sren. 20 matte
reoe Weno traaote inb, af bpilte ben
enc bplbt 5armeren en- &epplper iorar
Neien, mebens ben anoen sif ben til
Sen9en ps tug Bensene. Saainart be
bar borte, be9ao Collins iis ooer til i'm
Stalo for at fable en- Seit pg ride inb
I'll SDen. San pppaeeoe oa, at aae
Seitene bar ilupne lpie, unptasen to,
lom Heperne bupoe taset meb Zig. 60
get Sppr af 8Buerne babes life.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
arigcns Sang
Gina.
GriGen incb Sapan.

GriGen meb Sapan. st Telegram
fra Sbun9bni meloer, at Chang Gen
amar, Greiioeut for Board of Revenue
er bleuen uonRUnt til N~mbasiaoBr I'll
9Otio iOr at oroue 5reosbetin9elierne.
st feiierliet Gottt bar paalnat
Genoarmerue / Ectin8 iRrli9 at bes
ltptte 9%eaotionerner % be uoenlauoitc
8ebuere / Osuue Bp. Gnbusr EeriDu,
Der iorigser at iOritprre 5reoeu, utl
giebliftelig bliue arrelteret.
ut feiierligt Sefret er bleOen 10.
itebi, ION beialer 81 Sung Chang at
arreItere Sung. aOmmauOanten | Fort
Nrtbur, % De 4 t~iueiiite Generator, ionI
bauoe Bsfalius inmme Steo, Og al
ienbe Dem III BEING, iOr at De fan bliue
iorbSrt os i~traiiet for gabet al oenue
oi8tige Srl9sbaUn % 6aitnin9.
NOmiral 1ing, iom iGrte 8efa,iug
unoer oct ulpttelise S0ilag ubeni0r
galu 5lOosu, er bleuen arrciteret for al
babe unolaot al ioriuore 6auusr uet
Bort Gribur mpo Sapaueierne.
Gen .tiueiiite ReglerIns bar bort ON
Sapaneierues 8olosbanollnger peo
Bort Grtbur, Og en- ~in6saaeube llrOer-
ip9elie timber M Steo. gtogle al b.
~japaneTife CiIieerer er iremitiaeoe iOr
en- 9rissret, iOroi be life tolOt oeres
MGuO itlbnge eiter Bort 2(rtburs 5uO.
taqelie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
fpta, iOm elers pilbe bare libt sface al
5ruiten.
Colorado.
Goloblpoiat Mpro. Rit

HoloblD0t9t WiDro. Eldaro Jtefp'
ell lun., Chief Engineer for Wiolano
Terminus Banen, iom furtioen Bigger
en- Sioesren ino til Cripple Greet, blep
Snsons itubt os sIeblitfelis or9bt
Narbeoen al Sub epeuoence Mtiaen al
en- raieuoe Winearbeioer peo 9tapr
Ban Souten, iom paaitoo, at ban bar
blepen iorurettet peb, at Bauen tom til
at saa oper en- bam tilbsrenoe CLAIM.
Woroet patte fort 6Bre / Mineleiret
os Der bar Gale ON at lpn6e Wproes
rem. Nemel boebe tibli9ere / Glepes
Lamb, Ohio, cg bar en- Neus al aIoeoe
Sobn gIeiueQ. 8reiioent for Cafe Sbore
& Wi6isan Suutbern Sanen.
Aiiagt Som. Seo 5Or. Staters
3iitriftsret I 3enper blep boer al De 4
@t9nb, iom bar antlaget for Of babe
ppbulot 5Or. Staters IUit ueo Srinls
Dab unber Streifen iioite Suli, ioGmt
en- Bob al 800 os en- Gpoenoeoel al
Smtotninserne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
Sunnecticut.

SUN pi!Oc life. SEQ Hetleu / Man.
DIETER bar RUtert Cigar unlagt Spss'
moal Tor bruot SG~gteitabslsite % 81.
900 i GrItatniug mob lin &uiine Ga
rab Cigar. ioet han paoItnar, at boz
blep ioriooet rreo benoe / Srldno, be.
talte benoe8 0uerreiie os at bun neg
teoe at siile Jig meo BAN, ltignt aIt
5orbereoclier par truine ps 9icenle ub.
taget. Suoflaaeoe er ~ Aar sammel
o9 Slu9eren "a, gnfemano me6 Her
Born. Sagen er ben fsrite Of fin Gr,
her | Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-25
Sia6feet ~Snoiamerne.

Ser Ifal ri iDrt9Qs, bOOrleoes 8lads
ieet 3n0ianerne III fit Raun. 5or
manas, mauqe Var iiosu baUoe Blaf'
feet Suoiauerue5 Stamiaoer ire Ssns
uer. Zen nloite bleU talot 8eesunab,
eaer ben rtge 0lano. Zen R9itRloite
blep talot sens, eler ben blootsrlttse
Mauo. Zen 1reOie baOoe iutet Raun.
3,ntet uoeu Unit, iuIste Den nnunlSIe
Sgn, Ga man ina gaa BAN meo 5Orast.
gn 3aa m,OOsiis ban i'm 6aoer, a
hans ubelO EBlotts ben 0mltauolgbso,
al han intet gtaUu Bauoe. pans 6a'
Der. iom 5ulot paa at tuuoe i'm Sibe
meo ct Stutte b~rrnoen0e 8eo, trat bet
~iortuQeoe Stutie tuRrs ouer @utters
SOB. ct tort 4IRrte bleU tilbase pdd
Sgnreus UtoitaVu. IA 6aoersn lda
bet, ia9oc ban:
a7a ital fables "SludiOOt (SOrt'
iob).
IRA ben 20 bnpoe Slatioot ben
beOne gntte mso ia. Os oa han osos.
par Bladi5ets Suoianerne ben tra't'glic
Suoianeri;amme I Serosn. :