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The morning call., 1894-05-20
MARINE PHENOMENON.
The Steamer ST. Paul Encounters a
Tidal Wave.

IIQal wave.
The crew and passengers of the steamer
st. Paul, which arrived from her trip to
the upper part of Mexico yesterday, were
the witnesses of a remarkable marine dis
turbance which occurred on the afternoon
of Thursday, the 10th inst. The St Paul
had left Guaymas the day previous for
MaZatlan and had arrived opposite San
IcnacIo Island, which Is situated on the
Mexican coast in about latitude 25 degrees
and not far from the entrance of the Gulf
of California. About o'clock in the
afternoon the man at the wheel noticed an
unwnnted agitation of the ocean and
called TO the captain. who quickly dis
covered that some miles ahead of the ship
the sea seemed to have arisen from its bed
and was approaching the 81. Paul with the
speed of railroad train.
The captain had sailed too long in these
waters not to know a tidal wave when he
saw one and immediately called every
man on deck and gave orders to hastily
make everything as secure as possible. ALI
the passengers were ordered below and
the cabin doors locked. The tidal wave
RAPIDLY approached the steamer, whose
engines were being driven at their fullest
power, and when the gigantic wave struck
the St. Paul the gallant little steamer
emerged on top, the only damage being a
loss of some loose articles which were
lying unsecured upon the deck. The wave,
according to Engineer Houston, was fully
twenty feet in height. 1t passed at a
speed too rapid 10 compute and vanished
in the horizon about fifteen minutes after
striking the st. Paul.
At MaZatan the effect OF the wave was
noticed, but no damage was done. Alta
PaZ. on the lower peninsula. the tide AT
the time was extraordinarily high, and
some boats lying upon the beach were
swept out to sea. No CONFUSION was
noticed by any one upon the ST. Paul, and
1t is thought probable that the tidal wave
was caused by some marine earthquake a
long distance away.
The morning call., 1894-05-20
TRIED TO END HIS LIFE.
Strange Conduct of a Young Man
From Napa.

a well-lald plan TO commit suicide was
frustrated at the Commercial Hotel, Mont
gomery avenue and Kearny street, yester-
day morning A young man registered at
the hotel last Monday as Narciso Pardlni
of Napa. He was well-dressed. hand
some fellow of perhaps 20 years OF age,
and seemed to have plenty of money,
though he carried no baggage. He was
assigned to room 50 on the first floor.
Every night since his advent he came in
very late and went to his room without
much to say TO the people about the hotel.
About o'clock yesterday morning, when
one of the porters went through the corri-
cors on tour of inspection he detected
the smell of gas, and found that it pro-
ceeded from room 80. He notified Night
clerk Martin, who went to the room and
knocked on the door. Pardini les him in
and Immediately threw himself down on
the bed. Two gasjets were turned on and
the atmosphere was sitting.
Pardini was in daZed condition, but a
little fresh air brought him to, and he lay
on the bed quietly. while Martin made an
examination of the room. 1t was then
The morning call., 1894-05-20

terdav on the report of Expert Pettee,
fixing the 5000 shortage in the Tax Col
lect0r's Office on O'Brien's term. On next
Saturday it is expected that ex-Tax Col
lector O'Brien will make a statement as
to his course.
In regard to the matter of Darby Lay
don 81 Co.'s bill for the Spear-street con-
tract. the committee determined to re-
port in favor of recommending an author
iZatiou for the amount of the bill. in order
to allow The Board of Supervisors to pass
upon the claim as q whole. This is the
firm of which Supervisor Dundon is a
member, which gave rise recently to con-
siderable investigation. Darby Layton
has employed Garrett McEnerney to de-
fend his claim in case it is rejected.
The morning call., 1894-05-20
A CHANGE OF PROPHETS.
Weather Prognosticator Pague Will
Return TO Portland

b. ). Pague. who has been in charge Of
the United States Weather Bureau in this
city Tor the past six months. is soon TO be
replaced by w. II. Hammond. who leaves
similar position in st. Louis.
Mr.. Pague will return to his former sta
ton at Portland. Or. to enlighten those
who seek climatic knowledge on the north
coast.
Mr.. Hammond is said to be one of the
leading prophets in the Weather Bureau
service, with which he has been connected
Tor the past twelve years.
He is about 80 wears of age and gradu-
ate from the Meadville (Pa.) college. He
also took course at Cornell, having been
sent there by the United States Govern
ment in company with five other en-
ployes of the Weather Bureau service for
the purpose OF studying electricity.
The vacancy caused Oy Mr. Hammond
in the department at St. Louis will be
filled by DR.. franklin Field of the Chicago
Signal Station, while he in turn will be
succeeded by Willis Moore, a professor
in the department at Washington.
The morning call., 1894-05-20

found that Pardini had carefully stopped
up all the cracks of the door and transOm
with putty to prevent the escape OF gas.
When the clerk returned 10 the office to
attend to his duties there Pardinl arose
and slipped out of The hotel. He has not
since been seen about the place. and moth
ing is known Of the causes which led to his
attempt at self-destruction.
Proprietor Holland is cOngratulating
himself upon his success of his care IN
having his house patrolled every two
hours during the night He says that If
all hotels exercised the same precautions
there would be fewer cases of attem pied
aSphVNiaLion,
The morning call., 1894-05-20
UP THE MOUNTAIN SIDE.
One of the Most Picturesque Roads
" in California.


One of the best and most picturesque
mountain wagon roads in California has
Just been completed in the Blue Mount
aims seven or eight miles northwest of
Nacayllle. 1t was constructed by r. M.
Daggett, and connects his beautiful
mountain home with the county road from
XacaVllle to Napa County by way of the
Dlatla lor MIX 81 Canyon, uniting with the
latter alta point about 400 wards above the
Zimmerman vineyard. Although the road
is but one and quarter miles in length,
its cost, due to its easy grade, was not less
than $1,000. The grade scarcely exceeds
one foot TO the rod, and is regular and free
from Expressions. 1t winds around pre-
cipitous. cliffs and across deep gorges, and
The views from it at many points are
charming. The many visitors to Holly
mount will be pleased to learn that hey
can now reach that quiet nook in the Blue
Mountains with comparative ease and
comfort. -yacavilIe Reporter.
The morning call., 1894-05-20
CAMARINoS INSoLVENT.
The Ex-Greek Consul Forced to the
Wall.

d. ]. Camarinos. ex-Greek Consul, has
been forced into insolvency by clamorous
creditors.
The petition was filed yesterday, and
the names of the creditors, with the
amounts alleged TO be due them. are given,
as follows: MichalitscEke Brothers, $50:
A. Decourteux & Son, S57 GA; A Vignier.
1887 o5: p. g. Sa5atie d Co.. 1923 so; Will
liam Cline, $245 80; Berges 81 Domenieoni,
$442 81.
The particular act Of bankruptcy upon
which the petition is presented is the as
signing and transferring of certain fruit
chant and Sausome streets, with the saloon
and restaurant known as the Sparta"
adjoinin g, to NJ. d. Van Wales.
The morning call., 1894-05-20
The Citv's r1nrtaIity.

According TO the health report filed yes
terday there were 109 deaths for the week.
against 104 for the corresponding period
last year. The principal causes of death
were as follows: Apoplexy z, bronchitis 3.
cancer ., fever 4. heart disease 5, hamilton
3, OLD age 8. consumption q, pneumonia
10, suicide g. homicide 1.
The morning call., 1894-05-20
Special Baqgaoe Notice.

Round-trlp transfer tickets now on sale at any
OF our offices (only) at reduced rates. One trunk,
round trip, so cents; single trip, 30 cents.
Keep your baggage checks until you reach this
CITY,. Morton Special Delivery, the largest
transfer company; Offices. 81 Geary street, 4oS
Taylor street aud Oakland ferry depot.
The morning call., 1894-05-20
=: ST. Margaret's School.

To-day will be observed as baccaIaureate
Sunday by st. Margarefs School, San
.Mateo. The pupils. with their teachers
and. principal, the Rev. George Wallace.
viii attend morning service at the parish
church, where the rector OF the parish.
The morning call., 1894-05-20

he Rev. j. R. de w. Corvle, will preach
sermon appropriate to the occasion. Upon
Friday, the 18th inst. the school graduates
its first class and holds its second COM
mencement
The morning call., 1894-05-20

Some funny Berlners had sport with
the police by hanging an anarchist flag in
an almost inaccessible place. They were
arrested. 1t is dangerous TO even crack a
joke in Europe at present.
The morning call., 1894-05-20

fornta will be ready tomorrow. 1t is
devoted to the varied aspects of Mount
Shasta.
The morning call., 1894-05-20
The Darby Laydon Contract

The Finance Committee of the Board of
Supervisors again postponed action yes-
The morning call., 1894-05-20
HOME TREATMENT.

Every mail brings additional proof OF the sue
cess of the home or mail treatment
Ifyou cannot come to the office write for
a symptom blank.
The morning call., 1894-05-20

Give Them More Reason
TO KICK

When our FRESNO STOCK will be
thrown on the market to be sold from
Csc to soc ON THE DOLLAR.
We will sell one store each week.
The following week our PORTLAND
STORE will be put on sale.
Therefore it is net a question of
prices, but to close this stock out to
make room for our Portland stock.
BARGAINS ARE TOO NUMEROUS
TO MENTION. THIS WILL BE THE
GREATEST SALE WE EVER HAD.
Bargains are too numerous to mem
ton, SO we will only quote few;
The morning call., 1894-05-20

ONE LOT OF Ladies' French Kid Button, e
round and square toes, sizes TO 4I2,wi
be sold at; 81 per pair
Some Of these shoes cost SIS to "a per pair.
ONE LOT of Ladies Genuine Imported
Grison French Kid Button, hand turn
soies round and square toes, sizes to 442,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so per pair
Some of these shoes cost 81 to So per pair
ONE LOT of Ladies' Fine Kid Button, cloth =:
or kid tops, square pointed toes,
diamond patent leather tips, sizes 212 to
T. widths Z and EE. aE.........:.$l 20 per pair
ONE LOT of Ladies' Genuine French Kid
Button. clotn kid tops, st. Louis toe,
narrow square toe and pointed foes,
diamond patentIeather tips sizes to z,
widths AA to kE price this week. 81 per pair
ONE LOT Of Misses Fine Paris Kid button spring
heel. square toe, diamond patent leather tips.
widths b, c, ID and z, sizes IL to 2. 81 %;
sizes to 1914 81 sizes to 71a, 90c.
ONE LOT of Childreu's Fine KID Button,
turn soles- spring heels, patent leather tips.
sizes to 9,:...-..:......::- .......toc per pair
ONE LOT OF Infants Fine Paris Kid Button,
patent leather tips. sizes 1 to 5..-.4oe per pair
ONE LOT of Mems Heavy Calf Shoes. lace or
congress- London or French toe,.$l 90 per pair
ONE LOT of Mems Fine Calf Shoes, double
sOes, lace or congress. So per pair
ONE LOT of Mems french Calf sewed Shoes,
ST. Louis toe and tip. latest style dress
.....:........-.............$2 90 per pair
ONE LOT OF Mems ran Russia Calf Butcher
Bats. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 per pair
ONE LOT of Boys Tan Russia Calf Lace
Shoes. 81 10 DIT pdlr
ONE LOT OF Boys Calf button Or Lace Shoes,
sizes Ito 2, 81 25i, sizes 212 to OLE. 81 90.
Gail as early as poaslbie, as you are: aware our
store is crowded. all tnetime
Send for our Combination Sale" price list. You
CO.
the price list Will show.
Mail orders filled by return express.
The morning call., 1894-05-20

BUY glass of F. N. Woods Co.. 81 Flrst.st..
The morning call., 1894-05-20

Gail as early as posslbie. as you are aware our
store is crowded all the time. d:
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
Welf, globe % Stnsr.

gtere cs mere utier bet fig baabe Der os Der, at en- Sar,
rner fan baue ct itorartet llbbptte peb at laaae fla efter
5ebriit, buao enten bet MI er for Slagtefpea, eQer for
Distinguishing.
@iGIoer bet bet fortnnonte, ba psb enbper Sarrner, at
Der giGleer bet en- COB @reseana og goo "5eeo", BELT
ntalet Corn % anben Slags. fulbt op al frtitt 8aub %
9obt 9n naar 8eiret er ruitet % u~bpsselist. Sab benz iaa
Sob til at iptie, brittle % buile fig. Iaa be lasger Geot
paa fig.
Naar bet oerimoo fonner an paa dairy 5oretnina, ba
blioer bet en- anben Sag. 0seO Senipu til COB Sobrino
ug anoet Stel, ba bliuer bet iaa umtrent nUeet l,anenoe
gOot Ug peut stel % Ombu enboer Senieenoe, ba tribes
Soen % 9iper ct 8oOt ~rlbbptte,, buis ben er al sUb Rslfe.
race.
Dten Der er abihaise 8etimgelier for at faa ct belbiat
SeIultat. gtan maa babe en- flint, foritanbia Welfer, BELT
ben famine, ipm aisrene er oant til; beruaIt nlaa aQe aisrs
reisr bore iaa rene, ipm bet sr muii9t at faa benz. Waelien
naa files meb SmbpgselisbeO, aOens guer bore ~renpa5fet,
tngen 8issluit maa fslse mso ben, os iaa iattes ben ben
paa ct Sieb, bpor ben life fan uptase 3uiten af nooet ilbes
~lu9tsnos Stpt tbi Nseli taser meo ben itsrite 2eibeo al
ianoan Snas til fig, os ba ct bet en- lluulisbeb at faa ben
bort tslen; 5lsoen oil image beraL % Snsret bloer bsr-
s'ter. Gn, iom forltaar fig paa Snisr, oil iislben fisbe
oaarlist Snlsr, ps ON ban siDr bet, pil bet altio bliue
baarlist betalt. SmSr I en- Susbolbnins er af Itsrite Big
ttsbeo. men spbt naa bet bore.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
Sarmeu, 6uiet og 9auei1.
usrps "podtt @opbers''.

let sr lite let at fcritna. at iud mango Gnrmere, ia be
Heite, Tibet eGer iniet sisr for at fda oisit lorr uorpoo.t.
u9aun sisr Be, bet er oif, boor be sraSsr fine ~uuoerjOr'
bifte 8eie; be 9isr for Sfabe pad al1lags Qfsrsoe, og life
miubt paa 9r1r en- 5ru8tbape. 3eune iaa be'puoerlist
fable WiulSoarp. meo fine TO fore 8japepOier, uiier ie
.aloris opps 9asslps, men man fan moi e, ~boorleoes ben
~arbeio.r | fin unoerioroife Gang for at faa ben u~osruueoe
Serb no. On Natten fan bet traffe til, at ben Ofte pan'
orer LANCE 8eis for at iinos en- beleilis Grbeibsrari, ia
inotil en- balp giil.
Get bi1lper life tort. at en- enfelt aarmer legaer fig
eitcr at uorpooe ben; mel bet belle Rabolas maa lasse fig
eitsr benz, ON man ltal bore filter paa at bIipe "Sorosra.
reren" fpt.
Zen Tan let ianses Deb Sialp al Saotte ialber (spring
steel trap, Der iattes inb SuIet, bpor ben foit bar sra'
pt, og Der Ter man ben Opfniteoe Sprb. 9eune rpbbss
bort, 6Rlben iettes ino Us bGtfes meb en- SniuIe Sorb,
men outlet laber man itaa aabeut. SITE lenss parer bet,
IOr Supbereu. iOm lille Iiter 9ps, tOmmer for at batfe alt
til, % oa iiboer ben I Jnloen.
On lettere Waaoe at fanse ben paa er bog ~fslsenbe:
SiiGr op Yoteter, eaer enouu beore 9arsnips, / Sfiuer
onltreat en- Gjeroeoels 9omme tptte; bel lao boer al bisie
/ to, os leg noset Gift ind inrelem boert Bar Stiper, beoit
er white arsenic. 9a9ser man nosls ~iaaoanne IND Go
pbsrens Sule % better Outlet til, ol ben mart lisse pa
gletten.
@isr MI Ssit aluor al at arbeibe famn,en for at faa
bette Staoeopr uorettet. Sbet man plsier ul man uben
Wa1itelt9beo finoe oens @ange; anpenoer man iaa ooer.
naUnte Miooel, pil moi 8aaren piIe, at man er minore
plaset al ben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
1877

os f%oriprer! Stisnt is uso, at 9sOrg life Tan pare
t bette UaruanO enSnu, er is bog betaget al en- oepelia
anseit. ., Der sr 10 iaananse andre Seilere noe
osnne forfGroeItse gat. GGnt paa, buormauaen Some
Der nu pager os beoer os leg, iOm psO, bpuo Oeres
6ualer betpoer, ul paase os bebs meo benz"
"Du bIiuer iaa let oprsrt, nit garnl Men lioen ou
lite tan foue, faa iGt Dig Der bos mig, Os Lab os tale
liot iammen. Gent paa SIutuinaen al oenne Maanso /;
oa toniuer S!Goen Os iarusr bin &inb meo andre Roier
eno benz, Der M iiOosr Der. Uien ba maa life bIiue ats
for u~taalmoois, buis bet Ituloe pare uoaIe Daae mo /
Nousmbr Slist tan en- Ssmauo lite Iua nsie be-
ftemms."
"6an bar beaer lite bstsmt Chen uarmsre, suD at
ies nlaa pare forberebt berpaa. Msn ben ISfs Sftos
Der oil is beitsmt uare @btbsborg. Sit fbite greu
beoer ban mig u~Strptteia ON life at relic fsr.~
getsler nitteoe. 9un piOts 10 fun altior aoSt, buao
Gsors tlIiistsSe meO beuus gsn: blot at bolbe ben GIs
iteoe usS HoIisbeo % sOot @sb, til ban, enOnu Iauae
fsrsnO bun trai S~nitaIter til Reiien, ~omfaun.be b.uOe
| Oeres e9st 9iem. Os uu faiebs 9stsIer fit SIit paa
bet ltOre ubr, Der bGnste Ousr Gsrsn. aIotten par lite
lanst fra fire.
"Srs Elmer snSnu til Dasl" iasos GIpiru. "Sar
man pe1 uoseniinOs Tor bart en- iuaOan Storm?~
Nufanss Ganse nit Barn. Men bu frpier... bant
paa Dos Wisfs, iaa tOmmsr ban ub ps fprer / 90 tooer
aafis til big; TIL oil Ou bIius oppe, mua uu oaiaa han.
Roget at parme big paa."
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
1856

samIe SsnsIius, at ban msb SifterbsS baabebe at pore
biemme SespnceIisn eler ibetuinbits Wibten at OF
tober; men ba bette ffuIbe bIipe en- SperraifeIis for ben
sliteoe s@gtefaae, par bun ~forbIsuet ben Gro, at be
ftaISe mSoss gbtbebors SIutninssn Of famine Maas
nee euer Be9pnoeIien al Nouember.
"0uor, " tGnfts GIpira, ~uusseuoe Soueoet frem os
tiIbass 6aauoen - "buor finoes peI %faabanne QioeIier
iom be, en- Ssmanbs Rons maa ubfiaa2 aIbria, mel,
alorts bliper ieg biemme mere; ban faI lite formal mig
BERTH. SGnf, ON ban bog par Der garbsoenl... at,
fan Stormen lite osiaa raie Der, buor ban beiuber fis2@
Genoes llro tiItog. Oct par beube untuIist at bIipe
Ianssrs babe Ssnsen % Rammeret; bun tos fin
&iole paa, itat be iniaa 6sooer ct Yar Golfer %
traabte %iaaIebes, mco bet tanbte Cps | 9aanben, inc til
SetsIer, fcm, aIbeIes u~forbereSi paa bette Ssiss os
i~rpstenee for, at ban lite itrar uiIbs tunne opbyoe SsIps
~beberifeIis NOT til at beige fin lro. %aniiiaebe fig, JON ban
iop.
Gipira git iaste ben til Sensen % bOISt apiet Ouer
BAN Sun blep ~fcrfaroet, bun bapoe nar ifreset: as
brig baube 5aber os Ssu fOretOmmet benoe iaa Iise bins
auben Tom nu; bet par bsnbe, fOm on, bun iaa i'm @sors
poa 0sOsIsiet; til bisfe Graf par 10 aItfOr bIese til at
tilbsrs aipet. 90 benbes bebe Eaarsr, Tom ben bIotte
Ian,e ON nOsst faa fOriGrbeIist fremtaISte. faSt paa
2etslsrs 9nfist.
San LOB, iom ban ~paasnsos, os ipurste meb llrO:
"6an bu lite iops, min Sarn2~
~glei, Yapa - men tilaip, at lea tontmer Iaaleoes
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
l3S


"elptra par gierne uiQis BERTH; bun felte en- lamb
Settelis ueo Santen ON ct parnenoe 9aal GA ueo Saas
bet ON life at bIiue aIene mere.
"@oOe Nisie, itaa op Os tom iuo meo SOL"
"Strar, tinre 6rue - ies iousr itte."
SaaIet f%ammsoe, 6aifen banpebe Sopperue; G(s
Oira bIep beore tiImoos. Wam oa bun iaa, buor uiacs
uanIi9 bls9t SetsIers auist snonu par, ~buorIebes Der
lt9eiom lna en- geitrGbsIie ben &oliqbeo, ban pife.
lfe8 urOen after op benOes grpit, os en- anelie, Der
l'9nsoe Sanobeoen, uilOe trGn9s ls frem oa baue Quft.
"Fapa!" nbbrSO bun beftist % tos 9etsIers ,Suano
Ilnelem fine. "Gn u%ta0IeIis 5rpst tommer Oucr mig
Sapa ueO peI intet, iom isg sr uuibenoe pm2"
seq, NIT Sarn2 9uaO ituIoe ies uioe... buab mes
rer buzz
y, le9 ueO bet lite ieIu - men on, ban boa IfuIbe
pare Os nGrmere, eno ie9 bar troet... ON ban ifuIoe
9aoe 9apt til 9enlt9t at bereos mig en- tor, Ell u6srt
@lGoeS CAB mig ie bans iibits Srep!~
~Ou bar 10 feet bans iibfe Sreul"
ga, men naar ies tGnter be6re sfter, timber lea, set
neIien sr umuIist, at Sapu lite ifuIbe baue baut noaet
Srep S%eptembsr!"
0or SetsIer par bet M ben itsrfte pIaae at taae lin
Silfust til en- ~ltianobeO; men ban par nsbt til at Dire
SanObeosn tOr eIpira's RoIisbeb. Sauoe bun iaaet
bette Srep at Iaie os iest, at @eors ifsI9e al gereaniua
lite fanoe pGrs Iangt bcrte, fOriuauiOt ban lite netop
osls Sase par untOmmeu til GOtbsbors, uibe bun baue
n'ltsf al Sellnoe!le. Den 6oreltiuins tunbe ban lite
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
l39

1879
nobOlos, Oa bsrfor laa Der en- areirpstbpoenoe 9sitemts
beo I ben Gone, bpori ban i~uarebe:
Der bGnser Nsslen, nit Barn - bu fan ielu, buis
Oh lite tror mine Orb, ie efter, ON bu inber no9et ais
bet grcu min Striuepult."
"Stsiu mig, Eapu!" BAD Glpira meo ~inbtaaenSs
yOmpsbeO. Seq pl fOriose at p1re roIig. Wen ies
IGnses bog efsr Rorsenen: ies pit' ie bet oprsrte t0uu
peb OasSIpiet.
% bun tit bet at ie peb OassIpiet.
Sloften par benintob Ter, ba gpben al en- anosn Stems
me enS Stormens ~pIuSfeIis Tom til for at forSse Mors
9snenS Gepiler: Get par Stemmen fra en- Sanon, Der
gap bet orsnnenbe Nsoisnal.
"Stors Sub buuo par bet2 3, iea ~foritaur!" On
un9e ~ocSbIe9e Rome fog Sanberns ianrmsn, Scr sr
yto9en Reos Sonlmer Der 2obier no, 9apa2"
"@anlfe pitt. De tisnber berss gliat Ga %forismmer
ben aIoris, buis bet ifaar menneiteIis gune at opfplOe
on."
9eOsIe piuIisc Rinuter fOrIsb. 0a bortes after Il
Sfnb fra Ssen.
Seq uI Op paa aIippen, Papa - ies maa ubfOIut
ie, ON ies fan itieIns 0o9et!"
Oct er muIist, NIT Barn: snOnu er Dagger ueppc
be9pnbt at srp.~
S9 ydSIe, lom bet famine traaote inb meO ct llo'
iesnoe, Der pipneOe ON, buab ban Ieo peo 9isbebsn ON,
at MennsIter iuGuebe 6ure, ~ioritreos, at, naar ban
ntse fine susOs Dine lite tmOe Opbase bet 0finOlte,
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
1876

s isre NRinuter, piuIie ~tryttsnoe for benz, Der lpttsos
til ben oumpe Sausbcb otsie Oteqemrun, fuube man
fise, at Stormsuosn boIbt aanbsbrattst tIbass, for
neite SiebIit mec en- 8~oIbiombeo, Der trusbe meb at
rofte sIipperue beres 9runouoIbs, Of ubbIaie belle ben
umaaosIi9e 6rait, Der fuuImeos bans 9unser.
9apet bauoe fill fig ao os reiite fig fore Rasier.
Oct par ganotitunerue, Der uubsr uiIbt @np Sros 9eSs
ing mob Ortanea. Os Ouer 6amppIubien boIot 9aats
ten i'm msrtelts S~srsefane uoipanbt.
"aRln Cub, min CUB" futtebe gluira, joet bun
forsiaoes bauos iSst SsDnen, zen iaaban Storm bar
leg nIbris bsrt fsrl"
pun uiIoe tale, bun pilos raabs in6 til QeisIer bet
anoet garslis; men bet famine Tom ct iaa itiarenoe
farpt, iaa IpOsIisi ~tIaeenos yinoftso, at bet trenate
saabs slsnnsm 6ammeret Os eieuuem SiaIen. gIpira
spffe os %oirreoei belle Sufet - lite at tale ON Quaerne.
Dsrsns os ginousrns - birrebs; feIue Stiaret ipntes
at rpte os oirre | tit Snberfs.
SEE, bette uoboIoer ies aIorisl o, bpis min gtoro
mn par ube... Dlen Cub pare Iouet Ga priiet. ban or
bog lite Der peo Spiten.
Os fOr fsrits Gang tattsbe BUN Sub, for at Giben
til SsOrss SniOmit iOrft piISs i~nOtrafs ct Oar Tiger
feusrs.
Oct IeiisnOe Sut fra GIpiras grpit bsiparsbsS at ct
tanst % epbt aanbeorat fra 9etslers 9ammer. 4sss
Ter b0pOs en- Ssipmrins. JON 9Iuira lite brOmts ON:
ban pIoits, OF @sOrs moatte pare psb apfien; TIL
@sOr9 bOpOs ffrepst iaapsI til fin 5aber iom til ben