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Boarders Wanted.

one TIM. f1c pr line Second 7Sme, ne. -
ifn>: Th,rd anil Subsequent nnies Isc pr hpa
No ert,u charge on Sundoys
40 EXTRA CliAI,GE FUR Ir-Advsrtisenent
for The World may be left at any Americas
District Messenger Uf1ce In the city. where tha
charges will be the sane those At the main,
pfnca.
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aSTH ST. 2Os W. near Broadway-Niceiy fur
nished large room; summer price: table board
ers accommodated.
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GOOD corner saloon for sale; good locality: good
reason. 4. " ID. Reich. 100 Newark st.. Ho-
1
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35TII ST 80 W.-Neat pleasant rooms; con-
v-uienccs; good board, ~. 80 s5: tabie. 81 90.
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ELECTRIC COMPANY, Incorporated, $40. 900 paid
v desires to eA 'snl business already established
-,,s large profit; will sell $4,000 stock
.,ECTRIC, box i03 World
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22D ST.. 273 W Large & small rooms, nicely
furnished, with bcard; also table board.
22D ST., 81 w.-Large single rooms. With
board: gentleman. gentleman wife; every coar
yenence. ,.-
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22D ST, 3i3 W, Chelsea House-Rooma. with
board. singly or en- suite. permanent or tran-
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GOTH 81. los w.-s5, single r. ON, excellsn1
BOARD double, 80; private American family.
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For Sale.

One Time, s5r. pcr sn> Serond TIM. rec. ps
hnc: 7hri ana Snbse9ten TIn,eS roc. per line
Sc. per line ertrd char0c IN Sunddys
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unfurni.hed-west Side.

1850 1902 1864 MADISON AvE-S rooms and
bath steam heated. very low rent.
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UnfurnIshcd Rooms to Let.
Furnished Rooms to Let.

10Th ST., 81 W. Elegant large. sunny. fr
room: ath. gas: running water: SO n mont
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Loans.

A; LOANS on furniture In use lowest rates
immediate attention. 81 East 10th ST.. loom
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Bus,ness Opportunities.

-A-MANUFACTuRERs. merchants, &c
who require n great deal OF printing will fnt
n TO their interest to address A. H.. box 4li
World
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22D ST., LAB w.-Large & small rooms, with
good board all conveniences: reasonable prices.
22D ST., IA W.-Convenent 10 eyerywherej
superior table; transient or permanent board
very low. 0 w.
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18th ST, III W. . Alcoye 4 other roomA
nicely furnished: superior board: table boardt
| ri
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RESTAURANT and furnished. . room house; s6OJ
huys IL; disagreement OF partners. Particulars
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22D ST.. 1I6 w.-Nicely furnished suit OF roornA
Sl2; others. single or double; best table board
moderate prices: French kitchen Spanish
snakan
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Eccentric Ra ges.

Handel knew his own power, as
every great man knows, and it is not
surprising that he was thought to be
proud. Nor could such a noble intel
lcct be else than earnest and thorough.
In recent work on the great COM
poser the author, Frederick j. Crowest,
writes that Handel, when at work, was
often rough and peremptory.
He would deal out torrents of abuse
''ven tings vos Mixed" to understand
which one required to be intimately
acquainted with at least English,
French, German and Italian. Yet
these RACES were healthy outbursts OF
great mind, not morbid, jealous feel.
ings. Such fits of wrath led to amusing
scenes. How he thundered and roared
at Cuzzoni when she refused to sing an
air which he had written for her, and
only did so from fear lest he should
give effect to his threat to throw hel
out of the window.
What a rating, too, he gave the poor
Chester printer, Jansen, who assured
Handel he could ''sing at sight.
"You schountrel. Tit not you tel.
me dot you could sing at soite?"
Eyes, sir, said the affrighted choris
ter land so I can, but not at frs
sight Youths Companion.
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ha. / must fail. I must put that


Martha. I must fail. I must put that
lot in yo' name"
He explained the scheme in detail.
She listened without comment until he
had finished. Then she folded up the
knitting and said quietly:
''Thats stealin.' / won't"
Wesleys face crimsoned. He was
equally amazed and angry. She as
tonished him further before he could
find words for his wrath by asking
sternly:
lis what they say about them fires
O. your'n fact, Wesley?"
He answered with an oath. His face
was pale now, and his fists were
clenched. He controlled himself with
an effort, and then said slowly:
"If you won't, she will. I'll put the
lot in Dory Turner's name, an you.
Glad enough she'd be. Now, Miss
Righteous, will the lot be in yo' name
or her'n?'
He saw her flush at the men tion OF
Dora Turner's name. Her head and
shoulders dropped for an instanC as
JnOugn she DdQ USeA udLSi by q oiO"'
He had thought it useless to say as
much as he intended to say, so conf
de..t was he that she would submit
He asked triumphantly: $ss .
"Yo' name or Dory Turner's?"
''Mine," she answered.
She obeyed implicitly after that
signing papers as he directed. The
fraud was consummated. Outraged
| creditors attacked the title, but unsuc
cessfully. The deed was good. Yves
ley Sterritt owned property, in his
wife's name, worth more than thirty
thousand dollars. He calculated that
all things considered, he had done
well in business He had only to sci
the lot after awhile and begin again
probably in Nashville or Louisville
with a cash capitol which 1t woult
have taken years to acquire in legiti
mate business. Meanwhile the hous'
was filed with boarders; the propert.
was paying good interest. He coult
afford to wait, to look about leisurel,
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he didn't go on to New York at once,
instead of stopping in smaller place,
a limited field, like Atlanta. What he
, should have done, or might have done,
are considerations foreign to the pur-
pose of this narrative, which is de-
signed simply to record what he did
do. He started a business In Atlanta
He was amply successful. He was dis
satisfied.
One evening, after good days busi-
ness, he went home in thoughtful,
silent mood. He had little appetite
for supper. His wife-yes, indeed, he
had a wife! 1t is strange how natural
ly one who knew Wesley Sterritt at
this time might, in telling the story of
his life, forget to mention the ex-
istence of a Mrs. Sterritt. There was
little about Mrs. Sterritt, except her
existence, to be mentioned in that
connection. Even in the account given
by her old neighbors of the marriage
the one time in her life when she
had said 81 will"-she was made SUBJ
ordinate and incidental to the consid-
GRAFTON of a grist mill, which Wesley
was commonly said to have married,
the wife passing as a sort of incum-
brance upon the property. Poor wom-
an! Her identity, except the mechan-
ical part of it, had faded away into
| that of her husband-her mentality, if
that isn't in itself too positive term,
bore to his the relation of shadow to
substance. She acquiesced, always ac-
quiesced, simply acquiesced, in what
he said and did.
Mrs. Sterritt noticed, on this par
ticular evening, that something seemed
to weigh heavily upon Wesley's mind.
and she surmised that that something
concerned her.
Martha" said he abruptly, when
she had finished with the dishes and
begun with her knitting, as usual,
I'm goin' to buy that lot was talkin'
about yistiddy-the brick bo'din'house
place jinin' the church"
Mrs Sterritt was vaguely startled
and suspicious. He never made her a
confdant in his affairs, and talked
now as though it specially concerned
her. Ae even looked as if he expected
her to make a reply.
Hes erbleeged to sell-the fellow
war talkin' to in the sto' when you
was thar yistiddy," he continued pres
entity. Il kin git it fer twenty-five
thousand dollars in cash. It's wuth
easy time an a half that easy"
Mrs. Sterritt continued her knitting
in silence, never once looking up. The
indications, she knew, were ominous
1--WE got, say, $4,000 of that4 My
credit is good but not good enough
Martha"
Wesley looked closely at her face
She fumbled bit at her knitting.
II can't be burned out again.
must try something else. | must fail
A great many people have failed
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for a purchaser and for an opportunity
to locate elsewhere. He went home
with his wife from the courthouse on
the day of the final decision.
us it all over?" she asked.
''All over he said. The property
is mine. It's paid for, too"
He laughed at his own wit, and
laughed at her puzzled, curious express
sion.
'All over" she repeated, thought
fully.
May ask, he grinned, as the new
idea occurred to him, what you
propose to do with yo' property?"
yes" she said, quietly. Il perpose
to keep it, Wesley"
you're comm out" he said in mock
encouragement, noting the aptness
with which she matched his grim hu-
NOR, can what, may l ask, do you
propose to do with me?"
''You must git out Wesley"
"When9"
To-day. Yes, I'll keep place. I'll
pay back what you stole an keep the
place"
Then the suspicion, and instantly
the certainty, got into Wesley Ster-
ritt's head that the woman was in
earnest-that she was crazy and would
do exactly what she said. Cold per-
spiration came out in beads upon his
face. He pleaded as he never pleaded
before. Mrs. Sterritt was memorable
and answered simply:
lyon must CO. Wesley"
Amt my credit good for board,
| Martha?"
"Mebbe-with Dory Turner"
There was no answer for that. He
looked to see that the window curtains
shut off the view from the outside and
then got upon his knees.
Martha" he whined. Martha
Wesley" she said, decisively, you
must go now-go right away"
| That was ten or twelve years ago.
Mrs Sterritt still keeps the boarding
house. She has paid off what Wesley
stole, every cent of it with interest.
AT long intervals there appears in At
lanta homeless sot, the meekest OF
men, who goes there and asks for Mrs.
Sterritt. She gives him meal in the
! kitchen and says when he has finished
| it:
"You must go now, Wesley."-N. Y.
Advertiser.
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Lord Aberdeen snored.

Lord Aberdeen tells the following
story of himself: He left London at
midnight in sleeping-ear for the
north. In the morning when he was
awakened he saw stranger opposite
him.
Excuse me- said the stranger,
''may l ask if you are rich?"
Somewhat surprised, his lordship
replied that he was tolerably well-to-
do. -a
MAY I ask" continued the stranger,
show rich you are?" s
well, if it will do you any good to
know" was the reply, Il suppose
have several hundred thousand
pounds szas
"Well," went on the stranger, ''if
were as rich as you and snored as loud
ly as you l should take whole car, SC
as not to interrupt the sleep of others. =
Chicago Inter Ocean. s%
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CARE you the celebrated Madame
Bombaston?' he asked, after he had
climbed four flights of stairs and was
admitted into mysterious apartment
sYes," replied the bizarre-looking per-
sonage who received him. '.The great
clairvoyant?" Yes" "And yon fore
tell the future?' Yes" And read
the mind?" Yes" ''And unfold the
pastqn ',Yes, yesr Then said the
visitor eagerly, .'ten me what it was
my wife asked me to take home for her
-nightw-Demorests
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LADIES and gentlemen of the French
court were. encouraged to appear on
the stage as dancers, not only by the
example of-Louis XIV, but byia royal
letter patent, in which it was stated
that permission was given to ''all gem
tlemen and ladies wishing to sing and
dance in ballet. without being con-
sidered for that reason to derogate
from their titles of nobility, or from
their privileges, rights and immuni-
ties.''
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AFAcET1oUs dandy, who danced with .
couple of clumsy girls at party recently,
remarked that, although he liked rings on
his fingers, he could not stand bellies % his
toes.
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All mel the world is full of meetings
such as this,-a thrill, voieeless chal-
lcnge and reply, and sudden partings
after IN. P. Willis
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Established July 1, 1859,
VOLUME XXXIU.

A LITTLE SUNBEAM.
Upstairs and downstairs,
Pat her little feet;
Climbing,
Ginning,
All the happy day,
Hugging dolly close and sweet,
Teaching her to dance and play, +
f Up and down the stairs!
- @ Upstairs, and downstairs,
Laughing If she falls;
Flashing,
- Dashing,
Like an April rain.
Paying calls to mammals house
Bows and smiles, and bows again,
Up and down the stairs
-" Up stairs and down stairs,
Gayly chattering;
Beaming,
E cleaning,
Moves the golden head;
Sunbeams always scattering
Wherever she may tread
Up or down the stairs!
Lulu Curran, in Good Housekeeping.
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ESLEY STER-
RIT T was a
thri f ty S soul
and enterpris-
ing. In early
youth he was a
cr o S s-r o a d S
geniu S. t h e
country hOuSe-
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BENTON, LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1894.

there might be no mistake about this
passage, all three names come together
I-'"The Lord Jesus Christ"
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Sarneil, 6uiet % 6apelt.
Sfia foneSs areaturer.

9 bet aanle Qauo bar bet en- rsu Sielosnbeo at ie en-
Toilet SO, bet bill fse en- SO uoen Surn, % ON Iliss bleo
bet euoos iagt at be Dor mere ~fnmplpitne eno be, Der bapoe
SUrn. 9erIra iOm bet Crblae, at 8orberre life baoos GIT
en- Toilet so Sprr.
Ser / Ganbet bar man be ienere gar bespnbt en- YrdIts,
iom bar Man9e mob fig, 0tanse meo fig, nemlts oeo en-
e9en Slass Operation at si6rs Surnfuas ON til toilette.
Der, flyer man, or mango 5Orosle furbunone bermeo, baaoe
pda en- 5arn, % lite minot naar be ifal isnoss paa Sern'
bdne afiteo iii Warfeoet. Der bar p4ret rsiit ct Rnrta'
itris intOb ct iauount 2prplaseri, ia Sasen er enoo9 fon'
men op for 9Omitolsns baabs Canada % | be 5orsnees
Statsr, men be Gntlassbe er blsune ~iritienbt.
Sebit er bet naturlispis at itanbie Sorn'8arten ansreSe
naar 3prei er 8alu, us eiter be oeo Cornell uniperfitp
%fOrsta9ne @rperinenter meb ~fOritieliss 6emiife StOffs ibet
man enbOs bar brust f~Orfjeaiss paa be SOrnantponinser,
bar bet pit fig, at en- 80 3asss aanmel aulo, ioi iibitie'
ben 3ote g'Ouember bleu unOerisst, bupbe tubt SOrnDarten.
Dsan bapoe bru9t caustic potash paa be tpuoe 8uler, Der
er GntDoninser til Sorn.
giFnOt bite 8aluens, at be feb itarte smsrter inbtil
n9ite Gag, men iaa bar bet fOrbi, Os be bar liplise, ps
friife iom eaers.
NIs andre fUrigste gliOler IOs fell.
Oct er bebit at auoenbe Mibbelet, meoens 8aloen er
Isanlfe rn9, 3 Tiger eaer iaa, itrag Der pier fig Gntponins
ger til Surnbaunelie. Caustic potash ialses 5orm al
rinoe StGn9er, omtrent iun en- glpant dead pencil) og
Tan erboloes paa be aQerfsfe 9rustores. Oct rnaa bapes
paa en- SLATE, iaa 2uiten life tonlner til, tbi eaers fprs
hamper bet mart.
Ytaabsn, boorpaa bet u~nbrinse8, er ~fsl9enoe: Saaret
omfrin9 Sprnplaoen tlippes ngie al, Os beune iustes meb
Sano, tiliat meo liot Saupe eler nusle faa 3rauber Iin'
nlpnin. Bob life mere eno netop bet Steo, bpOr 8otaiten
Itnl ancenoes. 8pp ben enc Gnoe al IOtaitsStil i
8ano, inotil ben er bleueu libt blsb, us iaa snipes ben paa
ben lille ScrnubOGrt. 8ette a~ientusss fra 5 til s @anse,
inbtil SOrnIluben ~bespnber at blipe en- emule fgliom. Der
banner fig en- lioen tpnO stcrpe ooer, Os benue fulber af
lnoen en- @aaneb eQer 6 Tiger. 9ermeo er al 8art af'
bruot.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Sebanot aiprene soot.

Sn8en SO nl 9ipe ri8eli8 Melt, meominors Den iaar 9oo
til at babe 5reb, men Der er iaa mango areatureiere, JON
lille ipnes at baue 9e9reb ON bette. Gn So maa albris
PLACES paa @eisn til euer fra Saonesunsen buerfen al Gut
ter euer Sunoe, ener pau nOscn @uaoe blipe iaset Os
TRENT. Der er Soil, ioi rentuo ~bebanoler en- SO paa en-
uniennefelis Maabe; fal ben melfes, FER BET unber uteset
Sp~ettatel, meb Slas us Spuri, i%aainart ben lille itaar aloe'
les rolig, ifient 5luerne PLACER ben. Ct man life sooslis
rneo ben, iaa ituloe man life BABE nosen SEQ. Oct sialber
for @nbber, baaoe 5arrler % 8airpmano, at f~ortaa fig
poo, bporlebes 8isrene ital bebanoles for at faa bet beolte
llobstte ai benz. % b~uorlebes be bebanoles oior iaroeles
neset. De bsr itaa "paa en- so Sob" meo 8iSrene, iau
bi8ie flutfer ts on, ban, trpsse. uaar ban saar ino iblauOt
Dem. 5Orfprres en- SO unoer Wtelfnin9eu, siuer ben itfe
Weltet neo, % bog er bet al ben fsrite 8isti9beo, at man
faar ben no til iibite 3ruabe. gteltnins til beitemt resel'
ntasfs lib Wursen % often er bet geots.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

"Ss insen renere, insen beaisere Bonner sr iSas
bIepne opienote ior bsres 2ptte, " iuareoe ests!er, lanst
mere rpitst al 5annps ftiae, aIporIise RoIsbso, eno ban
uiIbe uars bIepen bet al ole Gesn paa en- itGrf Suerte
eaer toIo 5OrtuipleIie.
"Mit Barn, " ~tiIfsieoe ban os brcs benSe smt neo pso
Siben at ia paa Sofasn, "lut lite bit 6ierte for mig!
Gnsans piIoe bu ie inc nit, for at Iinore os buiuaIe
Iab mig nu forisse at buipaIe bill Seq bar oesuGrre
en- faa rig Grfarius, at ies ibstmiuoffs fan fOrtaa Sine
6~pIsIier."
"SierteIis 9at for bisie miloe, uenIise SrSl" ia9Oe
6annp % pGsiteSs fine i%tisnue 0ine, @eorss "bIaa
Simle, til @sorss 6aber. "0ien. tiGrs Sr. eetsler,
ieg sr uns os itart; bet uiIbe pers uuGroist at IGsse
min Smsrte paa ben, Der bar Iiot iaa mango os Spbe
SOreer. 8esuOen bar iss 10 ieIu afsiort min SfiGbne."
Oct bar bu, moSise, able gise men life til bin
9ptte."
"9ar Bans mig ba lite mere7... 0esn De maa life
sisre os iprsmOOise, Sr. 9etsIer! SAB os bsuns trnte
paa beres 9ptte... buiItet eu uiI Der lite pare ibasl...
8, uaar iss Blot par ps paa, at Seors fslte i9 iaa
IptteIis, iom ies Sufer. ban maa uGre!"
9etslsr, iOm ansOe. buub biSie Orb inoebOIbt, iparsSs
ifrar:
"Suis bu bar Stprie til at ousrtpSe big Seron,, NIT
Barn, faI bu faa bans iSits grsu at Iaie.A
"Sa. ia. bet bar issl" iasSe 5annp meS en- SIiOmbsb
| Stsmmen, Der AZ 9stsIsr til at ansre 1T este.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Qine ~uOtrptte ben bsie Os sIaSe Ea.nsmmsIisbeo, ban
isIte iuausI ousr 9etsIers Orb, Iom opsr at en- iaabau
SiliO par bIsueu BAN pift.
geoens be iaO Der tiIfreSie og IptteIis idmmen. gnes
boeren Og bans trO 0sItaser guiOmbebeu, bSrtes Iette
Grin uOsnior paa SIippeu.
glisis rsiiie ig buitist Og uubusOs 0sreu. Nien bers
Paa gift ban no Os iatte zig nsO ueO Stranben.
-8Ooufeni Sr. qstsIer!" loo en- miIb os Iifis
Stemms.
Oct uar Jannp, iom fum for of beisse fin sumIs Ben.
"@uOsfreO, min eIifeoe Gatter!"
9eisIer buertsn tunOe eIer piOe betiGmpe fin gepas
sdis, Os for iSrte Sang uuber fit LANCE getisnbtitab
msb ben uuge Pige irotte ban i'm 6auu imOS benOe, i0st
ban ansSe, at bun triangle til at lane fig Op til ct Sierte,
Der foritoo bsuoss.
giaist Os emit Iu9Oe 6uuuy fit SOueO til ben fabsrs
Iise Sens Srpit. 6un grab life Os gap heller lite psO
ben minoite @ebaroe Ge9n til en- tart SinbsbsuG9elis.
Dog fOrbIeD bun lange oenue Sitting, Der fttert par
bsnoe 6~prebar; tbi ou bun ct Par @unse OpIsftebe fin
ainO, for at trGtts ben tiIbnse, iunt ben after neO isien.
Sso bette 6ierts buUos GsOrs 10 iaa Ofte buiIe!
enbslis refe bun fig belt Op; % meO bpb 6sIeIie,
msO en- Stgrte, iOm f~OrbauisSs, men life ~uiIbIsbsbs aetss
Ter, iaeOs bun:
-9ss tOmmer ira ct Stsb, buOr De, Sr. 9etsIsr, tbs
Iisere bar parst ioas. Der bar iss bsOst for GeOrs %
bans gruo; tbi fs uar us puu, at bans Uaobsrs 4anb
pilI: ire mine Ssnnsr til Cub"
tSiris Dd)
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

benOe, fit en- unOeu Detailing; l~l61ustsn git til @eoros
9olu.
SOlen ~bespnOte aQereOe at uarrre fig 9Ori;onten, oa
gaaoen Ia9oe til ueO en- SIDE, Der siOroe bet unrulist for
ben Noenbe at ie IND ben grotte, bportil bans unac
0tuomOOsr began fig.
5 oenne 9rotte buuOe 6annp en9ano iom Barn MOB.
ta9et @eOrg os bans NiOoer Der baube BUN ben ierite
~up9oOmsuaar iiOSet oaanO SaanO mso gnolinaen GA
%bortlpS9et iaumangen sIao % r~OienrOO StunO; Der
bapOe bun ientre. ba beg9e par ben gIber, at 6olelierne
be9pnOte at tale ct tgOsIisere Spro9, o9iaa ii6Ost psS
bans Stoe o9 bort BAN / baLuiorbIOmmeos Orb. meS
beOe Suite os Iuenoe SIitte, toIte Saouet on, en- eiqr.
ItsbeO, Der uiISc Ieue inb GUisbe6eu, men Osbe. inben
ben snOnu bapOe iuuet lO til at famine riotiot on poo
SorOen. Der iO bun MI, / bette Steblit. berouet 81.
pets ltIOnnelte 0rOm, bets iuisite 9irteli9beO, enc GA
torIa0t, os uO9rGO lin Smerte.
Sa, M grab 6anup tbi fun 9tmmeIen, sauet Oo ben
lpn'enOe Sol iaa benOss Gaarer; fun CUB toIts bem
'9uH Iagoe lin b~rGnOenOs ainS til GrOttens tisIioe
S%teHnIur; O9 bet iOretOm benbs, iom ON 0sbens suISe
meO oct lamu'e ines fig inO bet uarme Blob.
%" tGntts bun meO Oenne 9eapit, ium fun eOroen
%tornaar at tSle, "siO bet piIbs u~itislss enbuu mere iii
ben itSite eipSsniit flutes! @iO 0Oben pitOs tuos min
iaa let fin T%aunl... 9uOr bet ba uur isbt at 1ippe ior
at libel. Tssn bar ies ueI 600 at uGre iaa eoentiprIio
leg 'Om bar en- 6aSsr, bpis stOtts ies en-"
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Wien bsnoes bebsnce glit operuanot enbpsr 9etGntss
ligbso. San uoueOs besuoen at baabs, at ct iaa blot
9empt JON 6annps funbe Stinipsen life i~nbilpuse fine
f~orgifteSe bile. 6annp uiloe ianbipnIisuis miot fine
ssne 6paIer slGSe fig ueo geubbeoen ON, at bet par
benbe, Der peo fin SeIufornesteie bauOe itabt bans
0ptte; "o9 besuoeu, I" tGntte 9stslsr pioere, "pil ben fors
guoense SuGrmen for gIuira, Der uOtaIer fig t buer
etrte. beoit ~ouerbeuiie benoe ON, at bans ttoligere RiGrs
Iisbso er fuIOifanOist ilutt. Sm bette emo lite ~ilutter
Sloen benbes eset 6ierte, bsparer bet beuoe BOG for ben
farlise SnobiIonius, at bun enonu CT BAN b~prebarere i
andre i9~eniesnosr suo ip"t en- lln9oomsueuinbe.
San tOs aItiau georss Sreu frem % Ieuereoe benOe
Bet meo ct iuu purmt og uroIist Slit, at BUN rOOmeuOe
~ianteOe fit i6oueO.
UReoenS bun IGlte, ~ltu0ereOe getSIer benbeS 9lniigtss
trGt. Nu % Oa for Ell let Stp9se Ouer beuoeS itiouue
ganbe; men bet OuerueenOe llOtrpt Beuoes guii9t oar
en- uarm 0eItassIie.
0a bun par irrOi9, Ia9Oe 3 III Sreust ira fig uOen at
ptre ct Orb, o9 benoes moo Sorben retteoe Slit iputsS
at beos ON at blue ~foritaanet for ale Sperssmaal.
QetsIer siOrbe heller lite ct enefe. Sen b. II
Smsrte par 5unnyS SiaI, IOm fun Sub fun se
0sen fra benne Dag al inotos BUN en- gIaSS Jams
9iets, Der uar f%uIbtommsn Iiseiaa for iom ben, GIuira
bauos. ~S
8annp bauce fOrIaSt Sobannesfaret, men lite for
firar at psnSe tiIbass til Stranb. Drsnsen, iOm roche
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
B.. AnundSen,
Drawer B, DEBORAH, Iowa

80
Ss Blistens beuise guO GAP 6aunps ~fOrpiIOe0e "a"
ter Ell anben Retning.
Vel, lutteSe bun, "bet bar ies lite 9Ou til! 9"D
IGn9e leg bar ct 6ormaaI paa Soroen at lsue 'or, mu'
reg lite om9aaes meb bet bimmeIife 9aab, unoeF p"'
8paIer at forlaoe Gilt os taite mig bans Nrn'e ""
l9er: "Sonmer til mig, ale 8, ion er ~betpn9sOe' y
oil 9tue Goer tSuile!".. Ut 10, Bet maa le9 Dog, "
BANS ufenins par lite, at benne !SuiIe blot ''A'oe pY'
I SSoen; mel, nei, bet er Der, ri ifal io9e ban, VI"
gel, ut TIA! faSs No! 9pis ies blot fanOt 9a""'
bpls leg blot fanbt bam... men meb otSle lorV"'''T
StSIe Itormenbe 6oIelier CT ban life tiIfreos."
aftenIuften trenste inb @rotten msS i'm 'o'0e S"'
Den lpileoe osiaa Omtrins benoe, Der iutteos oerm'',.
men lnsen usI9isrenoe Yino pilbe aftiole ben 0rG"V''''
W'arter, Der bOIOt bsnoss SjGI / SpGnoing.
SaarOt tryttebe bun (DuauOen mob bet uOlOl0"' V""
fsnOe Sierte.
"San eu ba lite ilaa roli9ere2" flaseoe gu" : y
Spros, ior builtet inssn 9pb er bleuea %optlnoe'' "" ~
on ba life snsans paine big til at Iios9... Oct " y"
Iaa nptl... Nei, npt er bet lite! Oteu en- Dag lO" 0'-.,
er osiaa en- lnbtaseIie min eibeIies 9tltorf'.'
9aar uel OIL at bore gproen, naar anore JET d. ~"
ri frpstsr for ct bIius pntebe fOr Dor Sua89eO.
ri berin,oo sr enc meo os isIp, er bet iorbI n'e0
bsben i ia, 10, sanite fOrbi; leg piISe fOr9aa, ~. ,r
ies lite M os Ia maatte rius Saarene op % ''V' y"
blsoe uS."
Sun bapce nOssn Glib ibbet Oprsilt. I'N ga w.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Ginas 2riiianiierine. 8eu. SUbn
ROIs fra Rurduriet sr fommsn til ben
Slatnins, al Siua aloris oiG btiue ouns
bet for Gpnnseliet beo Dor Senoenbelie
til psrbsIis Ttast for SeItpttelie | cts
bosrt Tibet 9ilfalbe al R~Obeans, ipm
81 maatts erfare. 3enne Senpenoelie
iii 8eiieren ener til be enselite &anus
Hsr, Tom MI er bleueu iua ~nlminoelis,
fprpeer fln Sinsierens Ouerbeoisnins
ON, at MisIipnRrsr Blot er IN puIttiIf
asent, - en- 9ru. iOm binorcr &riftens
bpmmens Srsmsuns mere enb aft anbet
Iaat tiliammen.