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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
A FORBIDDEN SONG.
The Only Tune II Was Not Permissib
IN Ilnx In IL. Ilanc. Hall

The Only Tune IL Was Not Permissible
to Play In the Dance Hall
l recall an interesting scene in Ar.
bour's old dance hall in Silver Cllh In
the winter of 1880, writes Denver
correspondent. The Silver Cliff excite
ment then ranked only second to that
OF Leadville, and thousands were rush
ing To tho new Eldorado
The great dance hall was crowded
with miners, prospectors and tender
feet. Two sets of dances had been on
the floor all evening Two long rows
OF gaming tables had also been run.
ming at full blast, and at midnight
there came n lull in the dancing for
lunch. Some OF the boys took posses
sion Of the platform, and young fell
low dressed in jacket and overslls
threw his SLOUGH hat back on his head
and struck up some familiar tune on
the piano. There were about dozen
In the party who Joined in the singing.
Suddenly ono of the boys started up
"IIome, Sweet, Home" The young man
at the piano struck In with an accom-
paniment, and that old-time song of
loved ones and home association began
TO I'LL the great hall Pop" Arbour
was soon seen rushing toward the or
chestra platform. lie had no objoo-
ton to Gospel hymns, but entered u
protest at Home, Sweet Home"
Don't, boys don't sing that song
here"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
Notice..

Bids will be received up to noon of
Feb. lst 1894, for 1000 tons OF "Lime
Rock" said rock is to be quarried and
broken up in suitable size, and deliver
ed to Utah Sugar Company's factory,
aud.unloaded there in proper manner
as follows: The rock must be quarried
and hauled from the Company's quarry
at Pelican Point, 500 tons on or before
September /, 1s9l and 500 tons on or be-
fore September 20, 1891; payments to
be made for the first 500 tons on Sept. 10
1891 and for the second 500 tons on Oct.
10, 1894. The right to reject any and
an bids will be reserved.
THOMAS II. CUTLER, Gen1 Manager.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
FARMHousEs IN A GROUP.


The European System OF Agricultural Life
TO he Tried In Georgia.
An agitation has been going on In
Georgia to establish village farming,
and meeting will DO called soon at
Floyd Springs, in Floyd county. in that
state, to organize stock company to
establish this syst m upon a tract Gov
ering twenty-five square miles Of good
rolling land. In the tract Is stream,
the water-power of which II Ia pro-
posed to use. On the hills are large
orchards, and the creek bottom fur
nishes large proportion Of rich land.
This movement Is the result Of dis
cussion by the local press. The first
suggestion was made In the Rome
Tribune In December and more recent.
ly the subject has been followed up by
DIR. III. 9. White, of the state univer-
sity, through series of articles in the
Atlanta Constitution. The causeawhich
make this change necessary are deep
seated and far-reaching. For years
felonious assaults have been on the in
crease In the south, and IL has come TO
the pass that prudent men dislike 70
leave their families unprotected on iso-
lated farms while they are at some dis
lance away at work. The chief cause
Is the depression in agriculture result
ing from the present system Of insuffi-
cient culture over wide area. The idea
In TO substitute extensive farming and
sell the surplus land.
An equally important cause n the
lack Of social fscilities on widely-sep-
arated farms, especially during the
winter months, when the roads are Of
ten very bad. Thus, on . tract Of
twenty-five miles square, there would
be one hundred and sixty farms Of one
hundred acres each, and as many fam
lilies situated at village in tho confer
of the tract, where they would have all
the advantages OF urban life. with
schools, churches, y post Office, stores.
etc, and at tho same time no man
would be further than two miles from
his farm, and could easily reach II In
twenty-five minutes. Thus all the
monotony Of rural life would be avoid
cd while practically all of its freedom
would be retained.
This system has been urged BY Gov.
Northcn, DIR. White, the Rome Trib-
une, and number Of prominent mon
Similar movements are in procsss OF
formation In other parts OF the state,
and from what can be seen this new
phase Of rural life In likely to extsnd
throughout the southern states. II
will have a great effect upon orops.
and 1t Is likely 10 curtail the produc-
ton OF cotton and increase grain grow
ing, fruit growing and variety Of az.
ricultural'nnd horticultural industries.
II 10 part Of the Floyd county scheme
TO cstablish canning factory for the
nreservption OF the fruit raised
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
DEATH IS RARELY PAINFUL.

But Donations OF Approaching Dissoiu-
tion Are Little Known to Physteians.
Descriptions of the sensations Of
those who thought they were about to
die, but who passed into 4 moro or less
profound state OF unconsciousnes and
afterward recovered, though intense
and realistic, cannot be accepted IS
authentic portrayals OF the sensations
of the dying, since these persons did
not die, snys medical writer In Kate
Fields Washington. The temporary
suspension OF all the physical sigma Of
life, as In trance or lethargy, may 10
exactly simulate death that all may
agree that the person is dead, while
yet that inde1nablo something which
holds the soul'to the body remains and
Is capable Of reinstating the common
phenomena OF life. We have no reason
to assume that the sensations sxpe-
rienced in passing into this state Of
uneonsciousness resemble the sensa-
tons of those who have actually felt
the earthly house OF this tabernacle
dissolved. Unconsciousness Is not
death. IL only effectively resembles
IL. Physicians at the bedside OF the
dying, while holding the fliekering,
weakening pulse beneath the finger,
eagerly watch for some word or sign
expressive Of the sensations OF APP
proaching dissolution. Nothing, how
ever, OF value ever comes TO us. In
deed many life goes out leaving be-
hind clear indications that there 10 no
appreciation whatever of the great
overshadowing change that is upou IL,
even though the mind remains clear
and active to the last.
A mother hearing me whisper at her
beside: "She is dying" opened her
eyes and replied: "Ill be better In a
minute" though when the minute had
elapsed she had given her last sigh
her last heart-throb. A little girl
elinging TO her fathers hand one sunny
morning said: Papa, light the lamp;
IL Is getting 30 dark" and Immediately
expired. A young man asked: why
do you all cryp shall get well SOON"
and fell back on his pillow. dead.
These expressions show clearly that
the putting on Of immortality was un-
accompanied by sensations indicative
Of the change.
In great majority Of cases death il
preceded 10y period of unconscious
meas, more or less profound and of
greater or less duration. In this state
the vital spark goes out painlcssly and
without any evidence ~ the mind he
ing illumincd for sing.u instant ly
returning consciousness Deathbeds
are rarely paiufrl
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25

The editor OF this paper went to salt
Lake on Saturday to attend meeting
for the purpose Of organizing the above
associations The editors met at the
elegant parlors OF the Knutsiord and
were warmly welcomed by the COM
m,uco headed 10y j. b. Rawlings. The
wJ,S OF organizing was proceeded with
the following officers were elected for tie
ensuing year: President, Z, A. Little
Geld; vice-prcsident, T.. G Rognon
". l.. Webb, j, b. Rawlings; recording
secretary o. A, Kennedy, correspond
ing secretary, NJ f. Murray; treasurer
a. ~. Rosenbaum committee on logic.
la,ion, L C. Rognon, j. Rawlings,
", T. Murray on transportation Il. a.
LittIeHcld, j. b. Rawlings, W. T.. webb,
T.. "a. Romon, NJ. L. Murray; printing,
rhas. Pcttee, W T.. Smith, W. j.. Webb.
The meeting then adjourned until Up.
m. whom by invita- ion they met at the
Press Clubrooms aud were addressed by
ex-doyenor Thomas and others. After
they visited the Tribune Office aud looked
into ITS mysteries.
The people OF Salt Lake were very kind
TO the visitors and did an they could TO
make the time an inIoyable one. We
extend our thanks to them.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
Notice.

The annual meeting OF the stockhol-
ders OF the North Centre Ditch Co. will
be held on Monday Feb ., ls0Iat 3 pm
in the North West School House, Lchi,
Utah, for the purpose Of elecling three
directors for the ensuing year and TO
transact such other business as may
come before the meeting.
Jan 23 'gI 4. NJ. Fox, Secty
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
Notice to Lehi Farmers.

Those who have not made their con-
tracts for bects for the coming season
can do SO by calling at the Company's
office in the Bank Building, Friday and
Saturday next Jan 26 and p, as we
wish to finish contracting this week.
UTAH SUGAR Co.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25

Can not remain such without the
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which health alone imparts. Parks
Tea, by clearing the blood Of impurities
makes the complexion regain the hue Of
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
Business Briefs.
Childrens Goats at frames.

Childrens Goats at frames.
Col at francs and get Diary for %,
frame has Mems and Boys Clothing
Cheapest in town.
For the best and cheapest underwear
go to Peoples Co-op;a complete stock
FOR SALE-A acre pasture, fenced
and lot at Lehi Junction by T.F. frame
A choice lot OF boys clothing came in
this week at the Coop.
Large assortmeet Of tinware, hand
ware, etc. at the Coop.
When you want Lump coal Nut coal
or Mine slack by the car call on frame for
good figures.
Peoples Coop sells clothing cheaper
than any other house in Utah. A trial
viii conyincs you Of the fact.
A school Of education. Dogs and birds
with Martin and Joseph's consolidated
Vaudeville Co. CARTS Hall Jan. ll-l2
d 10.
Don't look around for three or four
days for cheap goods, but call at once at
Peoples Coop and you will feel like
smiling ut the bargens you been getting.
Take your prescriptions to the Union
Drug Store and have them prepared by
a licensed Druggi,t,
a.z- Papers will be forwarded untilex.
plcit orders is received by the publish
err for their discontinuance, and until
payment Of all Urearoges is made, as
! rcnnired by law.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
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Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma.
A High Liver

Usually has n bad liver. lie is bilious
constipated, has Indigestion and dyspep-
STA. II there is no organic trouble n few
doses OF Parks Sure Cure will tone him
up. Parks Sure Cure is the only liver
and kidney cure we sell on q positive
guarantee. Price 81. d. Il. Ellington
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25

PROF WILLIAM HIGGINS, the English
astronomer and spectroscopist, thinks
that star is red, white or blue, accord
'hS TO its age, and that the white stars
are the youngest.
THAT sunliowers turn with the sun /,
ABOUT a. true as that any other flowers
similarly turn. In the growth OF plants
yhe hover stems take a spiral motion.
~ many cases the uncoiling is finished
" inc tune the flowers open; but ia
many cases Il continues for short time
longer. -.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
AND
MONOMETALLISM
BY
ARCHBISHOP WALSH,
or
DUBLIN, IRELAND.

Owing 10 the great demand for Arch
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lism and lbs ruinous effects on the land
TENANIRY Of IRELAND E ys
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tatye convincing arguments fayoring
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subject Of BimctolIism, Mailed post
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25
Y. NJ. M. I. A. Program

THEOLOGY.-Los. o, page 10, Faith,
Tradition, James M. Kirkham.
Lecture B. page 43, Birth OF John the
Baptist, suc Zimmerman.
HISTORY Reading s, page OF, Ed.
Southwick.
SCIENCE Reading II, page "a,
Tiny Creatures, John Smith.
Essay. NJ. NJ. /. A. Fred Bremz.
Northumberland Webb.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25

advertisements IN ms column Twcniy eeuis per
line each Insertion.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25

II is reported that some Utah Demo-
Gratis are strongly urging the side track
ing Of the Wilson Bill upon the Democrat
ic Senators, on The ground that the
Wilson Bill will surely make Utah
Republican by removing the duty on
wool and on lead ores and the bounty on
sugar.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-01-25

CIV. Earl and r. +. English joined
the A. o. U. W last Friday night.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
eppsnoe 2apitel.

Oct buuSe uGret eli ~brGnbenbe Beb SommsrSas.
3OralrSOs Stpsr buieos Iansffratte Retter oper aften:
bimmsIen os tuitebe berss @Ianbs opsr be mango Seis
krs. Der Iua uuirtiumms fOr rent ginbfHls paa NorSs
fsens bIants Spell.
yaa ct al bisfe 6artpier Iafe man bet os psIbsfisnbte
Raun eluirn @OrnsIia. 90 paa bets fine. bpibs Dat
FOB tpsnOe Os Iissua UeIbetienbts 5isurer, aaptsin 9stss
Ir Os bans unse 6ons.
eIOira bOISt, meS geOrss SiaIp, en- &ittert for Diet
os fuIste msS ale Gesn paa ben IiuIisiis Classification
enbusr a%nUisnins, ban gap benoe paa be f~remmeoe 6urs
teier.
gaa gatten iab ManSltobst ipsIeIIat uisb bipsrie
Smaatorrstninser, os uuoer arbeoet u~fuerIsbe Sauge
msb 9ifcrisr. vi be fibite minbsbss man Fsrs al ben
iaIiss SIasihppers, Os be bIsu sierne inbIeoebs meb be
Orb: "Da ben SamIs Ieusbe os rssiereSs Der, bsrts
ies al bans esen Waunb" = % berbOs untos 5ortanersn
en- ftoIt wains, iOm notion pionebs ON, bpiItsn sgrs ban
aniaa bet for at tnnne fortau, sen asts Stormbommer. .
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Sarmen, 6niet % 9auen.
Gptnes aolera.

On Garruer ira bet peftli9e Sotun bar f~rentihast I'm @r'
farins / GHleSuins al benne gpeoom ~iaaleoes: SiSfts S6ft
baooe ie9 paa min garm 30 Sntnnsriie % 90 pogne. lib
Zig ON 6siten Git be uoe paa en- SRusa9er, Os peo Chen
oeraf CAB ieg Dem lie gnoet END gtais os gano. Ttau9e
al mine Habosr rniitsoe paa ben lib ~abifilise al fine Sbin
al 9olera, men ies, ium albrig baube miftet ct enefe, jeg
fslts mig trpo. gu traf bet fig ~tmiotertio iaa, at Der tom
ct ~lansoarist %Ste9npsir, og bet Suroitstte, bpor Sriiene gil,
bleo nlbeles blsbt faa be gil Der % paoeoe Ssle. Seq
trOeoe %auiaepsl. at bette lite bar farlist, men liot efter liOt
besDnSte bog Sniaasriiene at blipe ipae, % iaa %efterbaan'
ben bsbe be. Saa tarfte leg, bet bar beoit at itause BEN
inoe en- ginse C9 Sioe benz Webiein, os ie9 sap benz Gite,
Calf, Sbupl, Sub, garbolic Gcio, Terpentn, Sabe o.tp.
men bet bialp bog Sntet; ie9 miiteoe ale be 80 Sntaasriie,
% iua %be9pnote o9iaa be fore at i9tte 2iuet til. 9a fem
al be iibite bar ireperet, fiji jes bet Haab, at leg paa insen
W&aaoe maatte laoe Spinene gaa og babe iaalebes inoe I
ben meo bbb S6le belaste Singe men ies ftulbe it9nse
benz inb bet runlnlelise os sOoe Spinebus, ies bapoe, 90
siue BEN, ct anbet Gtuss Sober eub bet, be fSr baboe faaet.
Seq fulste Sfuaoet; iss CAB benz liot Spebeilib, libt gps,
libt Saure, lbt 8ul wuben, % fulot op at ganb, % leg
miieoe life eneite @ris mere. gtin @rfarins I bet Sele
ta9et er ben, OF Sarnerne lite pif bore ubiat for be fore
Tab oeo 9olera, ON be blot taser bet | 8etrastnins, at
Suin life er ii9e Spin, Tom be er ~rbffresne for; at osiaa
for benz er 8tenslisbeoen en- ~paieutlis 8etinsslie, % at
psiaa be bebDUer libt 5oranbrns Mabfsaet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
@atooel for crut Dos Sefte.

Seite, flere, ia be feite andre 9Dr, PLACES at 8arafter,
SmuabDr, Der leber paa be andres Srsanisme. 81 bill
Der sipe ct Bar Spitrifter, forat en- Seit ital blius foit ben
Slass 9la9eaanOer.
3isie u%ammelise SnopOlostrpb fan tases 9ipet Of paa
fplsenoe gtaaoe:
Gag ina omtrent 5 Spiieteer fin Gfe al geb, bau ben
paa en- SLATE, iOm taser umtrent en- Quart, Os fplb ben
ia meo Cider Vinegar (gboif al s@bler) 9enne Slan-
bling bill itrar brute oR, % itraE fal Snobolbet ba bellies
ino Setens Sals.
Soften b~iemigses osiaa al minbrs Slass Drme, Tom
bpao Der 2anbet saar unber genGonetien Bolts. Be Tan
man faa gust meo paa fslsenbe Raaoe:
@ip Seiten 2 Quarts implicit gtelf, blanoet meo en-
Quart Mulases, % Is Iinuter efter 2 Quarts ftarf
Salpie Tbe (sage.) Omtrent en- balp Zine efter 8 Bints
"curriers oil". Gisie Mibler, bialper til, at nbps
rene iipper bet 5aitbOlb, be ensans bar faaet, % bialper
Slien til at fsre benz bort.
Ct anbet Niobel mob Srm er at balbe liot Terpentin ct
Bar ganee Sapren for Seteu. 9ete sisr mol, at Orr
men life liter fig, Hyper bet Gag, be bar taset SnopOls
bene, % saar uo berira.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
81

"SOarmerife !" fianOte @sors os trptteoe benbe ners
mere op til fig.
"er lite ct iaaoant Suarmeri sanlte nuturlist2 aan
en- iaa for 2ptte iom Dor pel psbpars ~beltanbis2 Suers
maaIst beraf ~inOspber mig itunOom 6rpst for 6rems
tioen.1
"Usen leg nGrer inssn FABIAN 5rpstl Seq bigger
nit !6aab paa Subs 9Obbeb, paa bin siarIisbeb; men
tomulsr snsans be bitre Oase bar nj bog Isuet Maanss
Der, iom, bpis nj ifuIOe psie benz, life tunbe opusies al
mango aars 9ioeIier."
Oct er ianot, min elifeoe @eors, % berfor maa lite
ben minSfte Sefpmrins marine fig os, iuaIGnse SoIsn
iftnner iaa parmt iom MI paa Dor aiarIisbeOs 9arabis."
9sors trptteos bsnbes Saanb os Loo bsnbe pare aIene
en- Stunb, for at tale meb fin Stprmanb.
Da 9uftsn bIeu t~ioIisere os Saasen bsbubebe Gattens
inare sornms, git @Iuira nso fit roise lille Siem, ben
iaa i~masfuIbt Os betueut %inSrettsbe aabpt, buor bum
fOran Speilet, Der ~eritatteoe bet t~ioIissrs, iom MansiOn
og Sortes San bauSe rsuet, o%ueriaa fit GoiIstte meo ct
baitist foquet Bill.
aftensmaaIticet fob alereos %isrpsret, os 8abptsorsns
gen uentebe paa benOes SsiaIinser.
Men @luira bapbs Sntet at befaIe: Gilt uar aobt, GA
ioet bun fafteSe fin lille Straabat ira fig, ~bespubte bun
ieIp fine SpsIer, Tom fsrit Os iremit beitO6 at sarnere
en- berIis Rage, iom bun ieIu bapSs brnst SabpsIeu /
Gorenins ueS 9otteu, mso SgItstsi. Wteu par 6ptten
naabis mob @Iuira os tilob benbe MI % ba at sribe
8ssisrinsstsmmsrns bans &iss iaa par ban bsrimOb
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
Gauer

fan aloris oantripes oarre, END ON be bare bar en- @ipo.
~ielbiuse at lisse paa. lllben o9 ben belle strot pil Opta9s
ben itpsse rbbunitnins os ben n~uaturlise Seoe, % bete
9pret fiber berunber. Bill en- 5armer beiatte fig mel
5aareaol, ps Tom Ressl lgnner ben fig, ba naa ban ituie
fig ct sobt 5uareilas us iteae benz sObt, eaers lite.
Sauer er nsiiomme Susopr; be taser tiltatte neo en-
Inau Sapnssang, men srsrne GOrnitilfer aber be meb
ItcrIte gesjarlisbeo. Be tribes ristis soot meo ben sGass
Sober.
Der er altio Iarbeben al en- triueli9 gp guo Gris paa
unge 5aare5frotter % paa Sam.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14
SO

WRsn buor intsrssiante SamtaIerne, Sansen eder
9iiforierne enb par, foritunmeoe De bog altio al fig isIp,
naar R~apteinens Srue iom ofte par Tilf9loet -
nGrmeoe fig be raite guttsr. geors bapbe aloris nreb
bet minbite Orb siuet benz noset gint ON oenne Gstsls
iestribut; men bet uoIbte BAN for @Iebe at ie, buorles
bss bisie Sapets raa Ssnner, lite al Snitintt, men at
ipnIis a~iarIisbec til ben i%fisnne auinbe pbeSe benos be-
res tauie 9pIoeit ueo aIbris. naar bun tom berss NGrs
beO, at siue bet SIass Munterbeo Cuff, Der ofts ipeper
paa beres eaber. Os tuuoe be baue feet paa benbss
Dine, buab bun sniteoe, uiIbe lite en- Gnsite bape tasst /
gstantuius at bssaa b~uiItetiombeIt Sopeitptte, for at
uinbe ct SmiI, ct ~bifaIbenoe Orb eaer ct b~ierteIist
Gail" al benSs. GIuira par heller lite fsIeIieSlSs for
benne for benne f~orsubenoe 9en9iuenbeo, os bun uilte fin
SatnemmeIisbeo ueb at itOfie 6%oIfene mansen ertra'
ration, bpori be 'unos brittle bsnbss StaaI.
"gi er bu trat, " iasos geors nieo en- Stemms, boOri
ben ~inberIi9ife 9~iGrIisbeO uotaIts fig. ihei ban tos Ritz
terten al benbss !Saano os Iasbe ben paa 5eItitoIen.
80, buOr Sauet CT ifisut - buor Der CT soSt at pare,
min @eor8l"
"Sa, Sauet er itipnt, /" iuarsbe @eors meb bpb Setos
ming, "bst er nit eIfeSe Sien,, M bobbeIt %eIitet!...
Men bprts iss lite ct Sut2 8IaubeSe uosen uemOOis
Suute fig bin @IGSe?"
ga, pemoois par ben peI, men lite ~isrseIisl Seq
tantte, at bUis ies ensans iaa big tiempe beruSenfor
meb SsIsen ON bit Sin, uiIoe ies i,fs tsps meo at TONNE
eftr = bet piIos osiaa pare en- Simmel!A
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

9enne Slass Speboul, Der Gfninoelisbeo saar unber
bette Napn, CT pei narmeft ct SlaSs 5urfislelie, Der lisner
3atarrb. 8 Nprse falbte man iom Resel ben Spse bos
Sefe Ruerfl, bpiltet iaa omtrent paser til, buab man Der
| 2aubet beneouer "Stransles". Sus be uuse Sete er
bette Dnbe msset alminbelist; ben uiier fig fcrit meo lbt
5oriisleIs % Siiue. Ssften er Hap us ouuen Of fig, boiter,
ipiier fnupt, men er f%usporren efter ganb. Saa boomer
bet op nenem rnberfieUens to 8enlag, Oa, rsrer man meb
Saanoeu Der, ba cier bet fig, at Seiten fiber berueo. Otter
baanoen bespnber Der Osiaa at i~trSrtnte no al Iaieburene
ct ftpst, p~aeta8tist Slimitot
Ser Ial blot neunes ben 8ebanolins, iOm jss fienber
til, % iom bar biulpet:
Sab Soften itaa paa en- Stalb, boor bet er luitist, men
bog insen 3raf. Saa iattes ct ipanf 5lue Ilaiter unber
8iapeu, buor gplben uiisr fig. os oerOper ~fafbinoes e
bebt Smlas af 81. e1er 9iu.5re. Iaar SuuIftsn piIe,
fla mpben, 9ier man ct emit / ben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-14

1aa nte9et mere ftinip9, buao bans @neuolosmoot onoif
naar Saltn uar ON GIpiras 9amIe SSonfru. Der ucton
for Geblttte' Iaa ips at 9grsreIie ouer ben iiSfe Gplt,
Uen un9e 6rue bapSe netop 9iort fla farbia meb fine
lnlaa SusboISninSs forretninser. ba @eo,a troobte inn
leola9et az Som, fom bar fin NabmoSers Spf1rp !;
Munben.
9ptItet aftensrnaaItio unber Spcs % @IaSel
Som 1T osiaa fin Part. GIuira bolbt of ham for
bans 9erres Sfplo; men ueb manst ct Siqrtsou. iom
BUN sollecs paa BAN, fpi grinbrin9en tilbaoe til bons
f'ollSere 9erlterinSe, Os ba tunoe bun lite aisre for NJ
en- Smule Sitterbeb bIanoeOs fig benbss @Iaoe. aonnn
par ttte CLIENT, bperfen al @eors eQer gIpira men ben.
oss gfann bauSs bibtil uGret sontrubanOe paa Seres pps
Der.
Sa Der pr taset at SorOet, iatte G,eoro fla poo beu
lane 6sItitoI ueO @tpirus Sober o. Iaaoe fit ,SopeS non
benOes ana, iom ban Oite pIsisbe, naar gurretnirosrrs
tluOO BAN at npOe 9piIen bet busIiae Sin.
%" butlteSs ban Os IasOe beuOes arm Om fin y1ors
'buor min 6aber IGnsss sfter at ie DOR Qnffei o.,
ul itttert forpnse BAN, Os. bpis Gut nil. Iiooer grioos,
uOenfOr @rafperna Sesyn6eIien at SttO5sr moousS
pan oH III lauin'e Glib faa min Some Ga nit 6ortsi AZ
e.. min Sone % nit 5artpi: buiIte oubbomn,rios
Drill. vi, boOOs blot min MOOsr Isust GA feet al min
@l9oel" NV"
elU'ra, iom eusrs par fua piuis til at Sere e,,or,s
Santsr, taas nu. Nogst, iom ban itt. funSs 80.
fs, bepassoe fig bsnSss 9ryft.