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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14

last evening, was most enjoyable.
1t was rouserl Not only were there
lot of good things to eat, including the
delicious, slightly gamey-fiavored wild
cross turkey. all excellently cooked and
served, and their enjoyment enhanced by
the mingled strains of sweet music, but
the post-prandial exercises bristled with
enthusiasm, gay and earnest, from bright
men.
There were present poultry breeders
from different parts OF New England and
the Middle Atlantic States, pioneers in
the industry, who were brought together
by the excellent exhibition held in
Music Hall this week, and
who assembled around the festive
board to compare notes, so to speak, and
become better acquainted while enveloped
in the smoke of the modern "pipe Of
peace" or fragrant Havanas.
Much regret was experienced at the un-
pvoidable absence of Governor Brown,
put he was ably represented by his private
ysecretary, Richard w. Jennings.
I The discussions were devoted mainly to
Che further advancement OF poultry breed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14
PAIR SILVER sEBRIoHr BANTAMs.

GAlh filsN oLbhioiA bh-'aA-"''
hole and not only have had to pay the
regular dues, but sometimes have had
heavy assessments; but we are men enough
and have sand enough to stand up and
try it again."
Secretary Raymond q. Bailey OF the
Connecticut State Association said that
last year his society got an appropriation
OF $500 and then ran behind. They are
going to try it once more, however, and
also try to get the appropriation made
permanent.
Editor b. A. Fox OF the Southern
Poultryman was introduced as man who
had attracted moro attention than any
other in the United States, although Pres
ident Babcock believed him to have been
dealt unjustly with. Editor Fox came
from Pennsylvania to attend the exhibi-
tion and he stated how pleased he was to
meet those present and expressed an earn
est wish to meet them again.
A. G. Hawkins, president OF the New
England Plymouth Rock Club, and origi-
nator of " barred" Plymouth Rock breed
ing, said that Plymouth Rocks had been
his hoppy and study for nearly 20 years,
starting with some good old Essex strain.
He could not see why the judges seemed
TO change in their opinion on barred
Plymouth Rocks. Birds that would score
"a or So eight or nine years ago only score
50 and 90 today, and vice versa. He had
tried the one mating system, but had
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14

arc household words throughout the
country
The capital Is the place where every
winter a poultry exhibition should be
held. II creates an interest and places
the State prominently before every other
State.
Mr.. Feich has judged chickens 25 years
ana has been interested TO watch the de-
velopment OF State interest in poultry
culture. Rhode Island, he said, was the
first State and Minnesota the second TO
offer a bounty 20 assist in these exhi-
billions. In the latter State an excellent
exhibition is held every winter and the
whole Northwest is looking at Minnesota
as the head center in poultry culture.
California is holding exhibitions which
should be a credit TO the whole country,
and the whole Pacific slope is awake.
Iowa has come to the front wonderfully
and is putting forth almost superhuman
efforts 10 draw about it the interests OF
the middle West, and is getting it, too.
The great poultry shows at Madison
Square Garden, New York, is building up
that State. Magnificent exhibitions there
are bringing the breeders into notice.
at is your duty TO make magnificent
exhibits in your own home. IL will lift
your State among other states and lift
yourselves, Also"
The speaker felt like making excuses for
Massachusetts,, for while Worcester, Clin-
ton and Stoneham have been doing their
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14

II. b. thinner, Gloversville, MY.
Colonel II. J. Hamilton, Springfield,
Mass.
w. b. Atherton, Boston.
c. III. Jenk, Pawtucket, II. i.
b. A. Fox, Moore's, Penn.
Il. w. Gardner, Ridge Hill, Mass.
Andrew Adams. Providence journal.
Richard w. Jennings, -
s. ii. Roberts, Providence Journal.
A. j. Lewis, Pawtucket, II. i. Times.
Il. l.. Rogers. Whitney's Point n. Y.
II. +. Gardner, Narragansett Pier, II. /.
George L. Lamsop, West Boylston, Mass.
Charles /. Neswith, Reading, Mass.
Allen Nichols, Reading, Mass.
Asa Sweet, West Kingston, X. |.
William j. Slater, Kingston, II. !.
]. +. Crangle, Fishers Island, n. Y.
G. King, Plainville, Mass.
T.. s. Whiting, Plainville, Mass.
w. j. Faulkner, Bristol, X. /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK COCK HEAD
AND SADDLE FEATHER.
best, Boston has been "asleep'' for four
years.
Editor A. +. Hunter OF Farm Poultry
was presented as practical poultry man,
who has done much by his writings
TO develop the industry He was
glad that SO much progress is given at the
present time TO the practical side, which
has been by far too much neglected.
/" The fancy side has had rather more
than it's innings and the practical
side will bear booming" Mr.. Hunter
told of an exhibit in Islington, England,
where over $1,000 in prizes were given for
dressed poultry, and regarded the innu-
ence of such plan upon the poultry in
dustry as immense, increasing the quality
as well as the supply. He thought the
Providence show excellent and that the
managers and public ought to be con-
graduated.
+. B. thinner OF Gloversville, N. ",
"the greatest authority on bantams in the
United States" stated that there Is a
great deal OF money in the little fowls in
the country and for his part would prefer
aud weela pay more money for nice
specimen OF Sea Bright bantams than any
OF the large fancy birds.
Samuel Roberts humorously described
the evolution of a hen article in the news
papers.
A. A. Fillebrown OF Ayres, Mass, an all
round poultryman, told OF the difficulty
Of getting exhibitors to comply
with the rules of the So
cieties. "To exhibitors belongs over
two thirds OF the success of every show.
Read over more carefully the rules of every
society and IL you can not comply with
them, do not exhibit; IL you can, go there
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14

come to the conclusion that the finest
specimens are produced by the special
IN lting plan.
Colonel II. J. Hamilton OF Springfield,
Mass, the famous breeder of Polish, said
he could look back 10 years and remember
when he bred the first bird. He thought
then he would join the body of
men tho most honest in the
country and had found them so. He
is firm believer In joining the
practical with fancy poultry and would
have it brought to the farmers attention.
Next year he will be here with 100 birds,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14

ing generally and the stimulation OF the
combination of the practical and fancy
sypes In exhibitions particularly. Cross
breeding came in for share of attention,
also.
Harmon s. Babcock OF Providence,
president of the association, welcomed
the guests briefly, and introduced as
tho first speaker, "the grand old man."
the father of the fancy poultry industry,
Isaac X. Felch, of Natick, Mass.
Mr.. Felch said he had been thinking a
great deal of this immense wealth max
ing interest and the State interest in it,,
and had concluded that the State sover-
eighty in poultry raising was an honor
able possession. The experimental station
and the commissioners exertions there
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14
Game SUPPER.
Poultry Men, Practical and
Fancy, Dine.
Addresses by Representative Breed
ers and Interchange o.. Ideas.
THERE are

I III r II Il are
banquets and
" banquets, "
and h at
given by the
Rhode Island
Poultry As
sociation in
Gelb * Nor
toms large
dining hall,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14

and assist those who run the show" The
breeders should meet at some central place
and try to get an appropriation for WIN
ter show and each of the fanciers ought to
put his name down and promise TO ex-
hibit 10 specimens.
Al this point President Babcock ex-
planned briefly about the appropriation
made by this State and said: "For every
dollar we received from the state we have
given back more. We have been .n the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14

having 70 this time. Lbston, he said,
would have rouser of a show yet, and
nerve, sand and pluck would be found to
carry il through.
Richard w. Jennings, representing the
State, gave the Association encourage
ment to look for continued assistance
from Rhode Island. Governor Browns
heart is with the work, he stated, and he
will do all that lies in his power to help
the society.
President Babcock here put in compli-
mentary word for the State Experimental
Station, which he said was managed very
judieiously. He refuted the criticism that
the station interfered with thoroughbred
breeding, and stated that this is the first
year prizes have been offered for cross
breeds.
Secretary Samuel Cushma said he had
listened to the Gladstone of the poultry
world Q. X. Felch) and the brightest ed
xor (Mr. Hunter), and he was glad TO see
those gentlemen together. lie expressed
gratitude to all who had aided TO make
the show a success, particularly the press.
He also expressed hope to see the time
when every show will offer just as much
on the practical as on the fancy side.
Richard q. Davis, OF the Davis leg band
fame, told about obtaining the charter
and appropriation for the Rhode Island
association.
Other speakers were j. s. Wood, of
Wood & Page, artificial incubator makers;
+. l.. Rogers, bright, young New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14
Gave Historical Tab.caux.

GnNc IIIsICrICdI I'D CAUN'
The second entertainment OF the series
at the Mathewson Street M. Il. Church
was given last evening before large
audience. There was n maize supper,
followed by historical tableaux.
There were musical selections by tho
following: Miss NJ. Il. Smith, soprano; (;
Miss l.. e. Lawton, coutralto; Miss Vir-
ginia Anderson, violinist; Miss Ray,
reader; Lothian Orchestra, Fred Horton,
leader, and a quartet composed OF Misses
Smith and Lawton, and Messrs. Kimball
and &. II. Eddy.
This evening, the last OF the series,
there will be n colonial tea party and re-
ception to Governors Bradford and Brew
ster and Others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-14

BANTAMs.
newspaper man. and G.. M. Austin, the
largest geese fattener in the country, who
has had II 900 geese fattening at one time.
On motion of Mr.. Felch vote of thanks
was extended to the officers, to which
Mr.. Babcock responded. "Your presence
here has been more to US than ours could
possibly be to you."
Excellent music was rendered by Frank
A. Raia, harpist; p. A. Kearns, violinist,
and William +. Livsey, cornetist.
After three hours solid enjoyment the
banquet was considered of.
At the head table, on either side of
President Babcock and Secretary Cush-
man, were the following:
A. f. Hunter, Natick, Mass.
II. III. Adams, Pawtucket, II. /.
II. G.. Bailey, Hartford, Conn.
G. S. l.. Marlor, Brooklyn, Conn.
w. Ii. Hamilton, Danielsonville, Conn.
w. III. Congdon, Oak Lawn, X. /.
r.. G. Davis, Providence.
The others present were:
ii. z. Kendall, Providence.
George w. Williams, Providence.
Ii. w. Potter, Riverpoint, II. /.
G. M. Austin, Mansfield, Mass.
A. r. Sherman, Pawtucket, r. /.
s. M. Bevin, East Hampton, Conn.
Robert w. Burt, East Hampton, Mass.
Frank w. Bevin, East Hampton, Conn.
Charles A. Thompson, Melrose, Conn.
p. A. Kearns, Providence.
w. f. Livsey, Providence.
John ii. Davol, Portsmouth, r, 1.
DIR. Spalding, Riverpoint, r. 1.
Frank Raia, Providence.
f. g. Lancaster, Maiden, Mass.
G. K. Holbrook, Saugus, Mass.
Charles G.. Warren, Maiden, Mass.
A. A. Fillebrown, Aver, Mass.
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Calling Cards.

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Nj. b. Wood, Auburn, II. l.
j. s. Wood, Lynn, Mass.
II. ].
A. c. Smith, Waltham, Mass.
William Ellery Bright, Waltham, MaGs
Frederic spinney, Naugstuck, Conn.
A. G. Hawkins, Lancaster, Mass.
{. III. Shaylor, Lee, Mass.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

baue uaret al ben geitaifeubeO, at ben tunOe bereoe benbe
en- IpftsIis 6remtib.
gn iant @luira neo peb Chen al fin oanlle Slaats
ming, o9 ioet O~pristise acknowledgement falbt paa
ben @amIes SGnber, ~fOriitrebe bun, at buiIte Sell, Der
eno tIabeoe ueb benoe o9 funbe Blue til Sinoer for beus
Ses 6remtibs %fuIotomns 2ptts, tunbe be Boa inaenluuoe
itrtueS paa SantenS Re9nins.
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ta9enoe anse aone, "~uenoeis 0aeset at bsoe ON GiIais
ueIIe for. Uein sobe, eIiteoe Sunte bar pGret mis ben
Omntslte WsoSer, os bog bar is meo nit itrioise os Tune,
fuIbe SinS ofte poIct big Setpmrinser o, tilsiu mia
bet, sobe, fiare Gante2"
Den 9amle Saronesie bleu bsi Grab rprt af bette
~uifrsmteOe 9epis puu Gluiras aiarIisbsS, % uISria
9auoe benne erbolOt Ell mere mobsrlio SmfapneIie euS
ben, bun M fl.
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mig Os peo en- psnIis SperbereIie usO bin 9aule Cans
ties Spa9beosr,"
ut ben e~sentIise Gruno til ben geuaasIIe, glpira m
Ia9oe Tor Oasen, biorerte fra Smsrten oper, a. bun par
nsbt til at poIoe benoe en- Sora unsSe ben @auIe life.
Susen bapbe snSnu ptret ct Orb til 9auten ON bm fore.
i%tausnbe StiIsmisie. Ss @Ipira fslts, at bet piIbs
bIipe beube ubsitriuelis bittsrt, buis bum too 1ante 0s.
,ias Iais f%ornSisIfe ueo fig fro G.snmet.
Oct par en- bel essn Sag msb 9ante 0tesius W9aatl
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
On NrbeioSrSeH

bsr mango Senieenoer iaa en- anoen 8ebanolins emo en
stasbsit; ben fsrIte itnl, bpab Subpleie unsaar, BLOT fa
iaa rteset Bulbs % Sfrabnins, at Suoen iaa omtrent bol'
bes rem for etsp; bet er Oft, bpao Der transes.
0Reb en- Ssf, Der bolbes Of en- Ssrrs e1er en- 5amilie
iut en- ipeciel 2urus'GrtiteL er bet en- belt auben Sag.
Den Fan man bsrite Os ffrabs, frabe % bsrite aloris iaa'
tanse, men paa famine lib iom Suoen altiua bliper bsilis
rem, bar bog 3pret mitst nteset At fin naturliSe getlec,
ming, ct tot S%aarlas. 3ete rnua iaa 2ilfalbe eritattes
neb ct sobt Ssiteoatten; sIers fan man bore uoiut for
noset al Spert; Seiien er ct 8pr, Der Tom Sesel life tao.
fer at frpIe.
On Seit, Tom belle SOmmeren saar ubs pua @ras, ben
isrser Raturen for fig ielu; bet belle 6aarlas i%tafer fig al
"ffs ielp" i%aaleoes, at Sefen faer lin ~naturlise 8%etpttelie,
efteriont Garstiben er neb 8eir o9 8inb.
&ipres en- Seit. iaa ben bliper BARN, bbr ben for Sitter.
beos Stplb, itrar ben tonimer 8o, beetles til.
Sur man Gnlebnins til at labe en- Seit tase ct gao ON
Sonlneren, ba CT Sntet bebre; men ifal ben iaa i9ttes liee
iro paa Stalb, eaer BABE Blot en- liben Snb9ieroins at be-
oa8s fig j. bsr ben faa en- COB a~fSniOnins reO en- Salm.
otIf, eler no9et Nnoet, Der fan 9ipre Ian1rte 3ieneite.
SITE bsr Saaret bps Seiten ~betlippes mere, enb netop
n~gbuenbi9t er; Salen er ON Somnteren bens be6fe 8eifpts
telie mob 5%luerne, Og aObt imOb Soltit er en- lang tpt 9us,
men ben bsr bog bolbes ~iaaleoes beflippet, at ben life bin.
orer Spnet.
On arbeiosbeit, ium er ugOt til at traIte Spts, iaapel
CONNER iur 8inter, bar en- sub 8eItDttslie for fine Sen i
De LANCE Saar baaoe bag Suoerne us upoper. Selp ON
Der oannes en- Sforpe al Splen, beifpttes bog Suben paa
be Steoer cerpeb, ps netop Der ligssr be NET fplipntnte
gtsroer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

SAB mig fprii enbnu ensans ie big msS bette, " ban
req gruoeIlsret pp fra Sofaen. "9eb bu pel, at ba ou
isaar traabte inb, Os ri msbtes usS be birnnelfe Sruoss
ifamIer, troeOe ies, on par ifeset neS fra Simmslsn ieIp!
Ss bog er bu enouu ~itisnnere ioas, Os iaaIeoes bIiper
on beftanbis ftiOnusre neb bper Dag. &c M SpsiIst,
buor ~bIGnoenbe on er meb Slsret oper bit forte, pppiss
.Saar, netop ~iaaleoss iom bet MI %faloerl"
Seq nil intst anbst Spell bare snb bine Dine! Nsen
usnO big nu ON, iaa ftaI ies tase aappsn paa... nj iaar
ba at ie. ~buorIebes ben flaSer bin aone... bin Sons,
@sor9l"
Ss ba bun ifob Der iaa busIis itisn ben fine 8nip'
Ii~usstappe, sieunem bpis Iuftise &rsller nosls ipabe
ROientnopper iIpnseSe fig, bIeu ban aIbelss forbsrst.
"&ou, inO, SsneIiuSl" iasoe ROmmanbsrtaptsinen.
Seq troebe, ri iop enonu %aaeiammsnl"
Aaa mel, Sr. Baron, Der ~bespnber ausreoe at bIips
Gin bit ps Der / @iGiteuGreIi srne, % ies for min Sart
bar lite funnel ious ben belle Scat al @IGbe. ., iaa
ituIos ri bog opIeue en- iauOan Dag paa 9eIssnGsl aIs
brig bet par be ba ollie enise ON - tanpe man ie ct
I%Huttere gar!"
"@uer ct IpttsIisere, SsrsIiusl Seq fdnSt pirfelis,
at ban psfaa iaa ub, iOm ON ban Sntst bapbs at
%iapnel~
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paa bet sueris Grin at Sin,msIaisen; % at ban osiaa
fslts I fit Sirts, buab Der faIpt ale wasnneRer Dinsns,
bet tor leg pope nit Gin paal San bar inssn 0peIie
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
SetaIer 8aees5 Br iisH

Oct er mango al be norit-umeritanfe 8armere, Der rbIter
paa Sopebet, uaar ct iuabant Spprssmaat fummer OBJ,
men @runoen BERTH er iitfert ben, at be albris bar forip9t
bet ielu pruftii, % sruer, naar be bsrer be bBie griier;
oisie bespnber i~orreitsn MI, bour S~horthorn, Holstein,
Jersey piu. er blepne mere a~lmibeli9e, at saa ~iaaleoes neb,
at bet life sr ct iaa forfaroelist l1ola9 at u~nitufe fig en-
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ianbt 8epis for, boor oumt en- Sarmer berer fig ab peb at
bOoe &iDr Of bet Slass, ipm Der i aanOet suar unbsr
gsapn al "Scrab". Ger forleben antom Der til Chicago to
8pasbanblere. boer meo belle Sernbaneoosne. 9abninger
&reaturer; ben enc baooe blanbt anbet 40 to Iar aamle
Stube, Der | siennemiuit busr usiebe 1903 Gunb; ben an.
ben bapbe 70 tire Gar samle, al bpilfe enbper sienneminits
Zig Seisos 1880 Iunb; be f0rfe par al forablet Sace ps
~inbbrasts en- Dollar mere for bpert bunbrebe 9uno enb be
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mere paa 8asen.
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bolbe en- Race,g @ iatnins. bet pilbe blioe altfor Hobart,
men en- sOo Dye iaI ban itafe fig, % inben nUsle iaa Gar
pl ban moi e, at bette bar en- at bans belbisits Spsfula.
tioner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
emaas Votitier.

Man fan bOlbe 5luer borte fra en- Set 2 eIer 8 Gage
peb at bpppe en- 8Iuo &~erpfnesD Die Oa itrpse ben let ben,
oper SprstS gren % gals.
8ebattes ct 9ra iOa man sierue pil bepare, nreb
W9os, ba maa benue Itafes bort; / mooiat Sab bill bet lot
eiter libt raabne pp. Man fraber bet oerfor ombpaaeliat
Of, % berpaa paifes Erect meo Sabes9anb, terft NOT til
at brebe Mpsiets Hsober.
- Iaan tan bolos Snsr iriitt % faft peb at iatte bet
unber en- MP rem glumiter.IO tt Tom fSrt CT paitet aoot.
Oct bill paa benne Waube boloe fig liseiaasubt, iom ON
bet bapbe ifaaet paa So. Melt bolber fig n,sset lauaere
Isb / ct 2er.5ao END ct 8li'Sab.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Drawer b,

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ON Haao; men bog par bet, iom ON Sntet Tom F'SOs
llfano paa 9el9enGs, fsrenb bet bauoe paret trol''as' u
Den gamles gsosmmsIie; ioetminbfte isIte Singer ~
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no9loroe Sts'e Spiier paa benbcs Smuls SerrsOG''
ben ~fornemite 9ipsluft.
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enoe rad ben n~ruer,noe sObe Stemnin9, Der fe0F'''''
at opsinGunts Gag snbnu lite par tOmmet paa &aPes-
Selpnssrlist, at Ell % famine Sag tan faa ar'
~forlIelll9t uoieenSe, naar ben ~betrastss ira f~orl'F"S'
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altlaa lite nSot til at reiie, uiIoc 1ante He5;a DaOs W
tra9tet en- uoenIanbSreiie for bet np9ifte Bol Ute a''''
lon' no9et fhISfcmmen ~pasisnbs, men oJlaa JON "OY''
plrteIis ssntiIt. Wen, Serresub, bet at eIOira, 'F W.
laa lint ~oporaaet, l~soiasebe Stipperen pGa en- Sr'g l'A
bans Sone, at bun inbaanbeos Duften al Se9, Sp"'
O9 Ssuuno, at BUN boebe transi Os ilet % Oer9o' Wv
neoe al nSSpenois Opuartnins.. en- iaae IN "sls 0'''
10, ielp ON ben forte til 9tom, pRrs iaa bsorpOo'9' "
m'n foruo uiSits, Iantsn uiIbe faISs pirteIlgs c''V'
tasIgr Seropsr.
SaroueSIs len, Tom bette QisbIit bar lansI IRA e' U'
Stpsr % llueir, bauSs ifts | lang lib feet IN H''"',
'aa liar Os ~itraaIsnoe iom bisie 9sitiosoaSe % ~,
tiinos pHe fig | belle fin itipe Varbisbsb, fsteret 0s gV'
va ale Banter. ult par Oerfor laa soot, Jon - "
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

ting uar life o~pfaftet, men bsIssbs let neb al ben enc
StuIber. 0Pen ben lille arbars Sapps, Der mart ituISs
fGnsis 6Ietninssn, Iaa | Spfabisrnet uso Siben at
Brubelleret.
De unse 9Gstefaasr fob psI psS ginbuet, men be iaa
lite uO Naturtns nps uuusneoe Gin; be iaa Blot paa
iinunbsn i~nobprOes, Os berss aniistsr refettsreSe bet
npe Gin, Der ~bIOmirebs bsres Sisrtsr.
@nbeIis iusoe @sors, iOet bans 2rm Iasbs fig ~faitere
orr @Ipiras 9lioie:
%, bO0O is bODSe Ibt, bDis ies bauOe maattet fors
iabe Sisl.
'6OrIaOtl = Seq spsr psO BEN bIotte eyo af bette
Obj"
ON eIiter mig bu Iiseiau uurmt, Iiseiaa sranisIsit,
;Om bu isO a sIitet2"
Seq frpster for, at iss eIiter big bpiere, euO ct Nens
uefe Dor sIfts ct OnOet."
%, mel, nei, bet tan uIbris pare for bsit!"
$50, is fsIer, at bet Tan pare ost... SpOr riIbs ies
fame bOIOe bet ub. buis en- SIP git ousr Dor 9ptfes
9immeI9 riOeufOr big sipss for mig Inn 0pbsn. Spis
be- M, min GsOrs-"
"Spis Os men sr Orb, min gIitebe, Tom boz itrpses
nj at Dor SjGrIisbeOs aerieOn, . iasoe @eors, ret ban
berptt % IptiuIis trptteOe fine eaber pau be uarms,
Der mpbte bans,
YenOulubret fog.
"Sss mao iuIOen6e nit Toilette. Yapa... 1ants...
bet r mart paatiOs at saa nso."
cIOiro inoeos zig uO al bet tiars SansieI.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

notwithstanding er ~Orsaniieret i
2atprencebursb, 3ennesiee, at 9aitOr
Stattebsl af B.. n. g. Oct ifal bore
unber meset usunitiss Smitanoisbeber,
at benne 5urenins er ursaniieret, ba be
gsOrite bernebe / fin alminbelisbeb paa.
itaar, at be bill BABE jim perionlise SRI
beb. misepel bar Der uuer 10, iom
erilarebe, at be piloe itstte Gibulosbe-
pRaelien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
5armeit, 6uiet % 9apell.
Dor Ssnfssaaroeit

Den aIuinSsIiss Obtaining er %uiitnot ben, at Der til en-
COB, u~eIitsIt Ssufesadrb osiaa bsrsr en- euer fters Saner. Oct
er life faa. Tet sr blot / ben 3ib, gaurntaaneberns, oa
man pii baps ses for rbrusnins, at be transes, ienere sr
De al inssniomtslN Nptte; bebrs bu paa en- sller anoe''
Raaos at file fig Of msb bisie sutenoe Gamer, % laoe be
inse, bseiie bore op for nafte 8aar.
Der sr anftiast mango 5Uriss nso BETTE Os N~eiultatet
ui'er, of Ssns uoen Saner lager li8eiaa mango Ws, ia
snoos Here enb Der, bpOr Der bOloes Saner, % bette er
bepiit fra be bsbits autburteer pna bette Self Der aanost.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

On nprff WstbobiItfirfe inboisbes
furrise use i auoinstuu, Wid. 2anse
bar Wetbuoiterne bapt ct euersif Or.
6eioe ! Sang. 5rusten uf bette er en-
lioen oiriiOm Menisbeo % upennapnte
airtebpsnins.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07

@Reiorm"s 8orreipOnbent fra ben
5or. airtes Garsmgbe beretter, at Fan
oar blepen anmobet ON life at leoere
nOset 8eferat paa Winoritetens Msber
paa Gussburs, iOm bplbtes ON Gites
nerne unber Narsmgoet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
86ger tuialos
"Seorab.Q oRtn"s gosbauSsL.

ptIfsnfcmbtI al oisft 8sssr fan erbols,s
fsmoS betalenoe Mbcnnenfer, fon VrSnsS,l, lst'
UTeeorabsV ofen" TIL osn I hotte SoIrnv,,ts tnts
fsieos grtS. cp8ip aitis 8orfattsreaS nv ~ SsS'
aenS Wapu. - oO'