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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06

Miss G Goodenough-Mr. Penn. could
you suggest = motto for our Society fef
the Knitting Of Stockings for Orphan
Children?
Mr.. Penn - How would Charity
covereth > multitude of shins' lo?-
Truth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06
QUEER THINGS 90 HAPPEN.

How . Tall Man WssAea Nest o@oe -
Hi Fat Nea9Aboe.
A tall, slim man with . silk hat and
. red nose. and short, fat man. walked
into an uptown bar-roonh the other daS.
The tall, slim man intended tp buy .
drink.
He did buy it, and when n kskN6da
sumed ordered another. That wQo1iQ
posed Of. and the two men. lesDed
against the bar and began to talk. Tia
tall man had check for the driultA'iA
hrs right hand.
'.Say." said the fat man. you've got
= great splotch of black on youi
cheek"
"where?" asked the tall man anx.
iously.
"Undcr your right eye"
The tall man unbuttoned his over.
coat and searched through his pockets.
II declare" he said, 81 haven't got .
handkerchief with me. Let me have
one, will you?'
The fat man unbuttOned his over
coat, and looked through his pockets.
Finally he pulled out white silk af.
fair. He handed il to the tall man,
and held ont his hand rs il waiting ite
return. The tall man took the hand.
kerchief and wiped his cheek vigorous
". Then he put it in his pocket, and
placed the check for the drinks in his
friends open hand.
He looked around the room, and said
suddenly: Excuse me; here's mar
I want to see for . moment" HI
walked rapidly out of the room.
The fat man looked at the check in
. dazed manner for . moment, and
then walked over to the cashiers desl
and paid IL Meantime the tall mar
walked slowly down the street.
The fat man rushed out and fOllowei
him ''Here:." he puffed. rs he over
took him, you've got my handker
chief"
"What?" said the tall man.
"You've got my silk handkerchief,
say"
The tall man looked through hi
pockets. "why. to be surc," he said
$50 I have" Then he paused ant
thought . moment. ''But," he CON
tinued. didn't give you something
when borrowed this handkerchief
lyon gave me > check for sixt,
cents that had to pay" answered tn
f4* man.
'.Ah. yes: remember new. So did
Where's the checkr'
"Why, paid it and gave il to tn
cashier"
The tall man looked annoyed.
Haven't got the check, eh?" b
asked, coldly. Then, sir, you dom
get your handkerchief. took il .
security when ! gave you the check
Good afternoon"
And II was twenty minutes befor
| the fat man could think where he VA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06

Dusty Rhodes-I think IL Is m in.
fernal shame that / don't get = PEN
sion.
Mrs Dogood-I didn't know ron
were entitled to one.
Dusty Rhodes-Well, be; I've done
nothin' all my lie but oeldier.-Puek.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06
JAPANESE CHILDREN.

Bene0clal Results Accrulng from the Non.
Use Of Cows MIX.
Custom and national sentiment would
seem to have made the lives Of children
in Japan delightfully."- attractive for
them. Japan has even been described
rs the paradise Of childhood. One of
the most curious points in this connec-
tion is that the children are always
sucked by their mothers; artificial
lactation is altogether unknown. The
children are snckled until their sixth
year. and in language unmistaka bfo
may be heard asking for the lactatious
fountain. Thus. As no cows milk is re-
quired, the cow is only used as a pack
animal in the cities. In view of the al
most universal use of cows milk in
other countries, its exclusion from the
diet of the japanese raises the in
teresting subject Of inquiry as to
whether or not the race benefits
by this custom, and DR.. A. 5.
Ashmead. Of New York, dis
cusses the question in the current
number Of the Sei-i-Kwai medical jour-
nal. In the first place it is assumed
that indirectly the absence of cows
milk is most beneficial. In consequence
of no other nourishment being avail
able, the Japanese mother is compelled
to suckle her offspring, in doing which
she feels the compulsion Of looking
after own her health and diet japanese
mothers chiefly live on rice, fish.
shells, seaweed and other products of
the sea-" while wine and beer are
rigi6ly excluded. The reward of all
this fmeritorious care of motherhood
and childhood IS the absolute freedom
OF the children from ricketts, Again,
the author holds that the transmission
OF tuberculosis is avoided by the ex-
clusion of cows milk from the infants
dietary. Japan is by no means exempt
from tuberculosis, but the disease
mainly prevails among the uppe r
classes, in whom the systematic GUS
tom obtains of close intermarriage.-
Medical Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06
Tee MaeA . Expeet.

Kitty-Did you enjoy the Saturday
night hop?
Tom-Oh, fairly.
Kitty-But some Of the girls told mo
they didn't have bitof . good time.
Tom-Oh, well, / couldn't dance with
all Of them, you know.-Truth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06

seldom draws . cord *t
nal.
~ ALWAYS knew he waa sre tnsa -
oropoee." But ~ married shs~s n~~
xR0" "Yea; but - mATFir@ .
Life.
-wnlia-"Rowrs.s< @Fs - Nas
horse fc~ .sie. Maii.e~ - asAsH s+sFAf
Tis-nisA
-.Se~ thai m.a ss~A*F
..Rssu In eeaxrw~~ s~N s~**~
hi. r~cwds~ TEES y*sF~ -A**@
ssisnsaas.
--.Ia tsss s.~AAsasas A#srss
shs msa ~ssA ssa~~ sA~~~~
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F~ris~a 80 @Asw
w.&aA~ssAaN SO
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80 u 10y
= #M W
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@*Va
"a - asm s. - 49,
vssam. um4mamsss ~ Mm# ~
asa mas 80 - - $780,
v~a esa~~Aa** - sssM~~#s# s
We. sh~ F~was~@ *@*s*Ms
M@~Asawsaa ~t@F
- e.m s~la YmmF as~smm# sm# -
ont y.nr faamr* Aw*A~~A 49, #m#
lsdv.s aid = war~s 80 sMs~ - 49,
nus = . often - ana ~s m~~~~~s -
band ont.- replied the tsAs il sA&as
never marry again
--yi.i,or-.Yan s.~kss - .*~r 80
ni0a -, near the hossp.~ lw~aswT~.@
-.Who.~ vi.itor-..It ssnss s~.l8h~
conntrym.u .Thats wk~r~ s~mrs
wrong: th~m Mrs sist sewer h.a .
a.v.. il,n,so~-Tit-B B,ta
Tn. Ex.cs IIoc.,i...-Mr n~s<--~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06

Every woman admires man who
can swim. and looks with horror 1T =
boy who wants 70 learn how,-Atchi
poR Glebs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06

The empress Of Austria has to give =
written receipt for the state jewelry
every time she wears il, and her majes-
ty, as q result, usually contents herself
with her own private collection, which
is valued at q. 500, 600. When the en-
press was crowned the expenses were
great, one item alone being -, 700 for
SNUFF R-boxes presented to the foreign
representatives delegated TO attend the
ceremony.-London Court Journal
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06
:. A Principle Involved.

Quirk-Didn't you bet mo five dollars
the Valkyrie would win.
Gammon-I did.
"Wcll. the valkyrie lost, didn't it?''
1T did
"You haven't offered to settle, have
vou?"
II have not"
swell, where are you going to set
tle?"
.Look here, Quirk, I'm not going to
nav that Ave dollars. In the first place,
it's wrong to bet. 1t follows logically,
in the second place, that it's wrong to
nav = bet. was weak enough to COM
nit the first wrong. but draw the line
It the second. Two wrongs never
make right. Theref . principle ut
stake in this thing. I've TO meet man
round the corner. Good morning"
Chicago Tribune.
Another Arctic expedition is to
start from the United States next year.
It IS to be under the leadership of Rob-
ert Stein. of the geographical survey.
and its object is the exploration Of the
territory to the north Of Badin'a bay
and the west Of Smiths Sound. Eight
men will form the party, and will 60
by steamer to Jones sound, where q
supply station will be erected. From
that point the party will explore as faF
q possible TO the RoFth and west
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1894-01-06
ORIGIN OF WALL PAPER.

King william III. the One who Probably
Iatrsdueea lt Into England.
In answer to query n to the origin
Of wall papers an English authority
states that the art of making paper
hangings was copied from the Chinese.
among whom it has been practiced
from time immemorial. Wall papers
did not come into common use in Eu-
rope till the eighteenth century, but
stamped papers for the purpose appear
to have been made in Spain and Hol-.
land about 1855. The 6rst allusion 70
wall papers known to exist 10 in the
examination of Herman Schlnkel, =
printer Of Delft, who was accused. in
1868, Of printing books which were for
hidden by the then prevailing lawA
Being interrogated - to certain bal
lads, he said they had been printed by
his servant In his absence, and that
when he came home and found they
were not delivered he refused to deliver
them, and threw them into . corner.
intending to print roses and stripes on
the back to paper attics-
1t is probably to King William III.
Vu1b EbuK180O Cd SAsC A0W OSA0CtVOo "a
wallpapers into that country. Paper
hangings Of sort, it is true, were in
use in England before the time Of Will
liam Of Orange, but they usually con-
sisted merely Of maps Of the world,
as it was then known. with fantastic
borders of Indians, negroes and ele-
plants, and other natives Of far-oR
regions. The art Of paper hanging, in
imitation Of the old velvet flock, was
new when William came to England.
1t was on the walls of the drawing
room at Kensington palace that these
new hangings were hrst seen in
Britain. They took the fancy Of the
fashionables Of the day, and their
cheapness being IN additional recon-
mendation. they speedily came into
general use.-Harper's Young People.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Sarmer, 6niet Dg 6apen.
cm sarm. Hssifabsr % atipsfem.

SObu 9. 7Dboit iiriuer "Etcorah9ptsn" ON 0oget,
Der bar oarst til sgrarelIe for Soma 5armere / mango
Var, % ies nierer bermeo ben uitif at BRUCE pffentlige 8eie
for at iaa rnituret %iaaoauur 5arut.Hsbfabe iOm Tiuuse
oip, fer man eanr incl meo BEN paa fine csne Marier. 6or
mango Sar iioen bar 3pua State legislature peotaget
~irlasuoe 9op:
Sec 3992A Spis Noseu ubsn 01pnbisbeo eGer 1ils
Iaoelie ira SlOaO enperpiior paa nuseniombefit Raabe
%binSrer, Namierer eler g~beIagssr npssniombelIt pfientist
Seinnlrs oeo at braite Op, plsie euer sraps iuOsniOr fam.
mes loOlise grebbe, Hal ban, eiterat Saaoant er bsuif,
blipe itraifet neo en- Wultt Of life minbre enb 5 Dollars,
lite mere snb 25 Dollars, elsr ueo Snosiparrins @ountp
Sail life OUer 30 Gage. eiter GOurtsts etisn."
SUm bet Ter no iii, blep beuue Sop anpeubt / ct 9il,
falOe. Si laisr ben 6soe Seaport 80. 447:
evidence offered by defendant in proof that altera-
ton made by him was an actual Improvement, was in
cluded."
Deb Senne icm peo Here al bore mango 8eb9upe msber
man ben iamme ganitslisbeo for at faa benz anuenbt pg
lat | araft. gn Mauo liter life al hase pper i'm Gabp,
tlGr naar bet er en- ~pirfelis oalst gmbebsmanb til of taae
pare pad ~iaabanue Eager. 8oab Superuiicrs er tpoelia,
DIS Dem, Der ifal sjeHnsnisre oeune 9op, % oeripr er bet
o9iaa Dem, iom bloer aniuarlise for at ~iprisnne bet. Men
Oct tr9fter fig u~noertibeu iaateoes, at bet nstop er 3fpab
Superuiipreu, iom f~Orbrpoer fig mob 2open. Oct er en-
Rpopenolsbeo Tor, at 9opeu erteu omfprmes, eaer at ben
9j%ennemieres. Suorior ituloe BET life p9re beloiat at
brinse oeune Sag paa Sane peb ct Sfule Msbe % bistlz
tsrs berorn, efterat man er iarbis nsb be rssulere Sorrets
niugsiaser.
Oct nuuarenoe spitem for geiarbeibe ct meset mansel,
fulot pna Sruno al ben slapbeb, nreb boilteu geIiemnlels
'eriIe %bebnnoles. 81 tienoer til ct 9Ounibip i Soma, bppr
bet foiteoe 90 Gents for at tilie ct grbeioe, Der totebe en-
Dollar (sl.o0) Snaleoes uar bet eiennem initliat for bet
belle 3pionibip. Oct er Hart, at bet itaar De Sfattepoet.
os Wtast at iaa rettet paa ben Sla9s 5OrbolDe. Sftebet.
ior at bace en- Hoao Superptior meo $500 i agn on, ga.
gen Ior at tilie ct Irbeioe, iout en- liben Gut gisr meb ct
Bar oaarlise pete (oette ipnes brsit iast. men iorefOmmer
life iisloenl, lab Ollie, Der plister at arbeioe paa geien,
ntsoe irem peb isrite Sariel, tbi buff paa, at the road boss
bar $500 ON 9asen for at tiliise Gber til at fomne os
arbeioe paa 8eieu. 8eo at TONNE til en- Sperensfpmit
paa ct 3iitrittss gssoe, iaaoant iom ct stole- Wisbe, tunbe
alt arbeioe ct 8eis9iitritt sisres farbist paa en- rsss
lib. Do tan life en- SRoao Superpiior ienbe ind en- &egs
ming paa 800 for fit @rbeioe, men eaabaut er siort Der /
SOipa. 6. 8. @abrilien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

lrIltet til at fate mig bans grme % betieuOe min
nflstante. URcn uaar ban n,artsbe bet, flv9tebe ban,
9pie'ioe tiIbase for nit glt. 90 enooa pilOe ies tuiule
seq 9apoe lite Ro b~uerten Dag elsr gat: Stmipseus
SGmoner srsb mig meO fine 6Isr os rep nit 0ierte i
blobise Stumpsr...
r.uOrfra to9 bu cenne ubsrte Sitterbso, buprira
oerne Setbep, buormeo bu roIist narnisos big BAN Iiae
Tor nilr'e Stte? Seq iua eber uerIe SIitte, ~brGnOenbc
Slltte, Der tpoeSe paa bemmeIis 6ortroIisbeO ban
os bul
San... ies uI aIbris nGpne bam mere: Der aiues
6orbrposrs, iom er for usIe til at ~foragtsS, Remelter,
laa panGreSe al Ssrss esne SanOIinser, at en- rstifafien
Ntano uanGrsr fig ieIu ueo at ifiante benz i'm 6ora8t.
Sarer Soreen en- itsrre 6orrGber END ben, Der uuoer
Senitabs Wfafe ~SrpppsOe i'm 9iit 9snnens !Sierts,
tnnler bet SiGrIi9beoeus % 6reoens SeunpsI, peune bar
bpsget ZIG, mprber bans iorbiite eptte, ~forfprsr bans
2Gstefrlls, itiaIer GpSsns Nimbus fra bsrSes panos,
for bet Steo at paatrptfe benne GanGrsns o9 Den al.
m~inOeIise S~etemmeIies StempcI, O9 siuer fin Sens
GrIi8e 9icpn lom 5an piofs, at oenne agteoe boieit
bIanpt fine Statte, forSi Bet par en- upIsttet @ape al
bans 5aoer - til gris for bet G3rGsieIisits at att:
9attsrIisbsNeu!
Seq s~ientassr BET: Nenus 5orbrpber CT for usieI til
at fprasteS...
ia 0u mat tom til min Dor, 9eopoIbine, bIeu min
is%nbsriliSte Sial enona ensuns ~OmsiSsIet al Ell Danuittis
0rsm ON bin nitpIbisbeS - bpor funSe ies bIius iaa
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
eet er til aeres eaen sorpeI

al pioe. at aIlelags Sheet Music iRlgts
Rorib's Music House til baiu Bra. Stpt
paiaa bar pda Saanoen 8 iompletts aeulii'
sStalpaer ouer. bpao pi bar paa port Gager,
81 az be SiyrIte iSupa. Bi rrootnger Den
oaerupefte Noie. Npniit Iaa raitt iom ben
fpmmer / Sdnoeleu, %, oa ui. bar taget Dor
gramen ira ct fortriniigt Muft'Goaese, fan
pt hlripe Gem til at p9lse, bpao Der CT
beoit. Bort Gplaa al muiitdlite 9nItru'
meuter er set itprIte | oenre Del AZ 9aitoet,
90 uure griler er altio rimslige. gilbert
9nftrument, ri iGlaer, er prppet al 5ol, Der
%foritaar ita paa 6aast % sararteres al r9re
al fgrite siasie. vi bolosr life Ho9st Strap.
Sort Wotto er, og ptl altio blipe: Beoite
Slads Snrer o. Grltg Sanoel o. Sanoei
sso amen StOe Of Bot Office. 1884
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

%lOrbIinOet ef'er bUOO i9 bsune aften ieu bauoe ist Oo
bertl :
seq bapoe, lon ou peo, pGret uoe. Chi bpor pipIiot
Del emo pr at Iaoe big pGre enc me0 banL par DEN Iine
Dog u'iOel'sere, ie9 uOfOO, nuar iss iaa eoer iammen,
sec tp9 bort, for at beopue bet pilSe Opror NIT .Sierte
enonu pilOe le9 abiOIut t~iItuinse mia BEN Sperbspis.
nIr9, at SanOtoet bauOe berort min y6ierue NJ ouos
aanoer Orep Oere5 Spill meo mine Dine % [ob u,io /,
9rnppu9ttenSe 8ins, ioui life ~erifiereOs gfrtsliobs6sn
Sio peL S%eopoIStne = buis ben lrp, Der mn bor Hart
JIG SanobeOens n08ns 6Orm, tiOLissre bauSe perst mi,
lA|Otommen tIar, piIoe uOfaLoet boa pare blsp,t net
lauue, lom bet M bliuer.
ufen OF Hp9te, bit Gpste 0, min QsonOrSirs
9uIlte b~rGnoenOe Carer bar lea life Be iopnIois wn,,
ter, oa ou lIanreOe peO min Si6e, maafte iubppooet
Hr0mn'en ON en- ~brOoefuIO aiayligbsOs GlaSer irI5.,
oUsr bette beimitteOe Rggte, iOm euoana uor min stof,
bs0l .
SnaiGlse ie9 LOB, iOm ies trueOe ,aer pirf,yi, .ru
paa ON aenbeO, bin llitp!OigbsO, tunoe Ono y3in;s
ap'HO Itte ~aabenIgit OpIOite 9oueoet; bin mann So
tsos big cnoua. Ms0sns lea branbte NJ g..;-sr'Y
eiter at ie "bans" Blob 1yoe, tuano lea mi, III az ~
BAN NIT SsnItab bsisre @rao END biSti[ 4, S.,,. ~
Din StgS, S~eopOIbiue for bin SfpIS. m...,
Haatte %tOtuIt, nOur ben iaa min RuliaBeo. min si~..'
beS. ~"'''
SaoOe on 'nohu eIitet mig, bau0e 6u erSu, t.s.r.
ben nninOite @nit al ben Symyati, Der tibGo,r, i,r."
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
iter on pdd

iom Gub bar neolast hos fire berligite Stabniuser.
Sole min SiGI par Satusmneli9bso mob Sen, Der baube
itiGntet mig SorSens iuIi9fte gaue: en- itisn. GOD Sus
itru; belle nit Gin par eli AtmoS fare al RiGrli9beo, lom
b~eifpttenoe oniuGusoe betbe, Der par mig tuinbe ganse
tiGrsrs emo Gt, buao SorSen funoe ifiGnte.
Guonu ensaus ct bet isbt, er bet iaIist at minoes
bette: bet er min iioie 6rpo Der pua SOrben. Seq
Iepeoe al bin aiGrIisbeO, 9eOpoIbine; ieg ouerIeusr lite
CADET al ben - af min 2Gre.
>, suinbe, Grplerinoe. afsuo, iom ies oprfeoe for
uarntt, bpor par bet muli8t, at ba tanbe t~iliiceiGtte bin
Siist, bin GsteitabeIiss lyoitab = buorira tos bu bette
ubSrte, bette ~srGsieise 9ptIeri2 QsS en- SsitprtsIie
for bpilten Der inssn Orb gives, bar ies iet big iaa
uItpIoss % iaa ~brsbsiuIb paa en- % iaume Gip... os
bog par ben en- GiO, eeOpoIbine, ba Su eIifsoe iaa remit
Seq baSsr, ies ufitpr, ies uiIoe mpr0e, buis ies lite
opbt ~forastebe, oenne forbaote, ~apinOipse apinoe, iom
ueO sraiOui StaoefrpO fprit req giubst ira mine Dine,
iOm msb iorl8tis SnsOisbeo ~bespnbts uso iaa siftise
Sentponinser, at be ~forpeiteos NIT Ore, os berpaa pnfe
mig, at etbuert Msnnsite piOfs mere sno ieg, at man
isIte en- eIenbis IeOIibenbeb msO mig, msSsns man 10
al min 9ItuSbsS.
Seq t~iampeoe nsb fart Rraft mob Set Snoe; leo
par for IptteIis til at uae tro pua nOset iuu 6OrfGrOes
Iist iOm IilintetsisreIien al belle nit siU.
Suilfs elmer ~bsspnSsr lite nul
Wssb IurenSe gItts o~ppebiebe is bans 6omms.
Dan ipiaeoe sOSt, iaa sOSt. at ts iiunbOm fsIts mig
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Der Hsser Yense I Calm.

Sopr 9tanse er bet iffe, iom ube paa 5armsn ilsier mel
SoebebaIn,en, fprbi be life ueb. at bet straa bar iu9et er
Steering al SOrben, Der frauer ben tilbase for at blipe er
iattet for fit Cab. en- Waanb, iOm bar fine Zine aabuc
for benne Gag, ban itriper ! ct al De bebite a~merifauite
5arms9 ibnin9er %iaaleoes:
9ise mob spo fra nit SIPS bar finite Grbeiosior, pg
ies bulber aloris andre, fat Op Salnen al rs Gcres Spebe,
lamb, os bet Sele er last i%aaleoes, at leg life er iaa iuart
banse for, at @e9n, Slno eaer 9sine ifal transe fig neb
os brinse &aabbenbeo inb. 8enne Salm taser ies bper
Dag en- goo Slunp al brinser ben ino nit SIPS us min
Stab, ia 3prene itaar naiten til 8nas bet rene btgbe
~llnberlas. De tribes berpeo. Naar Der iaa fonlmer en-
bIant % Nib Sinteroas, iaa itrsr iee belle min c~ow-yard,
ies bar IL Melfetisr, BELT puer meb Salm. st gar Gage,
eIer fanife Here, eiteriom 5orboloene traffer til at bore,
fan jes brinse no paa Gseren ct stof, iont, naar bet til
Saaren plpies neo, NOT pl uiie Srlsten al, bpab Bet
bueoe til.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
B. AnundSe
Drawer b. DEBORAH, LOVE

o. oloe on Ssunen baue Jolt be beoe Sqs, F99a
r9'te' paa oine Golfer - Oisis %suIbsuIe, ~ltIfsbI'ot wv
"r' n'eo DuIIte oglaa ban bar Isset. 9d, bolItsn ~I'
ter! seq %uOaanoeoe ben Sufte, iom life naas0s v
Sre. uReO buIten ~sISosnOe SinorigbeO frsmF'a"
MN 6antalie mig life eosrS bemmslise GIltO0Sn''a'
etgpert uoperIet Orb, etbuert uouerIet RiRrte9n 0Fa"''
n9 oDbt mo | min SiRl. Men naar Spsrn1aaIa
0'Sle l~trTttelt9e RuaIer par nGrueo at bersus mig Sa''
o9 Samltng, tom Der after ct iualenOc StnoPu'L a"
Ell 100 Srom ON, at Gilt, buuO ies bauoe ItOt, u" =,
en- Sp9oOn, Der mart ituIos IG9eS ueb en- H~fOr7e9'W'
6ortroIt9bep...
Saa'eoes t~lGmpenoe melem tueube Iiagter, OCT ~
orase mig, ben enc mob SimIen, ben anNen moo ~
8rinOen, beilutteoe leg isaar MOrses at ia9e cit N"S
tuT. Seq loo SiIfGloet iOre mig til 0-'s, 0eant 6aD~
lie, loHt ut fsr bapbe taIt blauot pore nGrmsFF N%
9ansSpennsr. SeO goroet, buor ginel giOrOe DC" -.
tGntlonlme SGrt aItfor inatiom, unollap' SFO ,Iy
lom MATTE iGtte NIT Blob @iarins, og bans -.
tg!onln9er for bans Spristi9beo, JON ban FVE0 =.
Senlta6ets % samIe SiOers aesuins, oreO mig ."' y,
III Oct Doerlts &aieri. Oct par, iOm on peo, III" ~
at o'Epe us Nattsn Ouer; men iss faiteoe mtg "Is
9elten % i~prGnste biem, meb bet 6OriGt at gl'EF -
Paa os.te Selpeoe paa en- eller paa Ell anoen g'a''''
SeO min SnbtreoeIie SaIen mpOte jog 9t'',
pun gap mig ct Seen til at pare itae % gaa la5''.
gun nieO en- 9sbGroe, iom ies tn aItiOr soo' l'a'
aeasoe paa ben pautlem ~itaasnpe Gsr I'll OaS''3H"~
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Sa Ban iOrIanste bet iOm ct Gesn paa benbes uifpIbiss
bo.
gten SeopoIotue begrsb lite, bapoe ben Sinostems
ming, bUori bun ieIp beianct fig. SsiiuoeIie NOT til at
tante Ousr, buOr itOr Sest Ri5aro trlnbe IGsae paa
benbes Bearing.
Oct bleu after iiiQe 9~GrsIiet.
Seq fOrIOb nit Stjul, banteo. paa 0srem Ga iaabe:
'sut Op, Ri3aro, leg tuuimer for at tuse aiteOl"
Seq peo bet, " iuareoe ban en- unaturIis roIig Gone.
'gisn Oa iss bar nO9Ie 6orretninssr, iom MI Optasr
min Gio, pI ri opIatte Osuue afteO uosle elmer; SIOts
fen ir sr les til Din Siensiie..."
(Dsr par en- WiGnsoe Orb O~ueritrssne SpiesneIierne,
andre par fgieos til, men after u~SletteSe, Ga bet Ssls
tiItisnoesap notion, buor tanst bet bapOs paret for Den
f~Gt'sI5 eHebOr pua 9ObannssitiGrst at f~Ortiatte lin
6~Ortaatns. @nOeIis ~bsgpnote ban paa en- afbruSt
gOGst utsO ben 0pfOrbrius:)
"'5nosn bu irrtiGtter, geors, maa bn Ieis bette
Srsu ma RidurO til bans 6One. Sun erbOlot bet on,
9loraensn sfter ben nps ~belfrspne gat.~
(gsOrs tpnote fig at ubIpOs ben gsfaIina, bans
6aosr bapbe uotaIt: ban o~puitlsOs bet samIs auInsnSe
SreU Os LATTE dsIsenbe:)
"2sopOIbinsl
Sto DsaaneOer BAR jes ~srabsuis siennemsuaet ous
unoerpeOsnms Spaler.
Seq par %forenst neb en- apinbe, iom lea tiIbab.
Ssnses 9isrte ~nfipsileoe oIt bet gobe, Rene Oa agSle,
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Reb Sling Gables sutberan srmi.
narD'S pgning er M opiprt. Zen
toIter $4,000 ium BEN nu itaar. Zen
norFe SpnOoe bar 9Gre at bette Sore
tn9eHoe. Gnitalteu itaI inoreoes meo
ale gtnttOens Sstuemmeli8beber. Spg.
niu8cu er ct itorartst 8pgu9rf, lager
paa en- 6pioe uso Spen, b~porira Der er
en- uomrrfet lloii9t. Eli 6giten ital
ben Bare irrois til sIfbenpttelie; ben
sr bere8net for 800 Bigger; bisie itat
ipges ppora9et iii npttise Susmsbre
fremior oft % i%aaleoss peo Siben Of
gIuIit, Spros, 5esnins us Saanonrs
beibs ogiaa Iare at %ftritte, H. lappe,
iture. iirpae % paife.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

ylobforgiftnins bsr man pare me.
get fpriistis meb; libt &uf i ct saar
eler Ell ruiten Spiser / en- Sob eler
Saanb er moi. Ole s. Slien Melaub,
en- AZ 8atOr Sapiss met iremrasenbs
Wsblsmmer ! 8iOta, 8is., osoe al
SlpSicrsiitnins; ban baobe bare iaaet
en- liben Rift mellem 5insrene.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Gn 5aruier bsr albris lasse fs efter at ole op 9raper,
bette, meomiuore ban blot pil sipe FIG al meo BET. 5or BAN
qiaIber BET. at Soften 9 a IT raft, oct er BET, iom bet tunr,
rer on paa.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

@%iotlsitise Seitripelier oper 5remsunssmaaoen fan ri
inbe / gsssrrmen s%hitelist piloe bet bore, ON en- af bore
abunuenter. iOm iienote en- Ietoiuot 0aetbuoe, oiloe beioare
bette Spgrgsmaal.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
f,anges Spnobes Yahoralmobe

Ct. Yaul bar belbist. Wanse spbe
5orebras bolotes, iom ri ienere ifal
lepere ncsle forte suoe 7raf al. IaIe
8aitoralmsoe ital bolbss i Duluth til
Ssften. 80 Grelter bar tilitebe, Sprs
banolinserne oar meset liplise os "a.
lerHe mango.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Weget Sanot! Gaitor q. @. ge.
tsrien al gauges Spuooe uotalte i ct
5uresras oso 8aitUralmsoet / Rinne.
apoIis felssnoe Sunbbeb: "Irabit life
TOR be nnse iom ON be bar Reuiabe.
osns eors; itiRnb us imelo life paa
benz iom De, upsr bpem be @amle bare
grader % isreer, meoens tnuife mango
al oisie Gamle er l9neere borte END
uu9oommen". - "Gn Brett Dor oeo
me egne Scrus sobe Gpigrisl oiie ct
soot Ggempsl; bette oirter mere emo
mango 2rGbiferer1 "Surplore ber
tasc line uUrne Bern meb til 9irten GA
o9nne benz itaoist til at pperuars
Guostieneiteu; beriom 5oraloreue beri
ar Iisesploige, iaa fan 4reitsn iutet uo.
%retts".
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

Eaifor u. Sperien af Roro Minnes
apOlis er faloet til 3iOusforeninsens
Gmisiar meo 500 .. taft 2sn og fri
8e,ie. Get aniees ianbipnlist, at ban
mootaser &aloelien.