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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
Mustered Out.

WHEREAS: 1t has pleased the Great
Commander OF all nations to transfer from
the scenes OF his earthly labors,. our es..
teemed comrade, George Walbridge: and
has. we trust, promoted him to higher
command in another department OF SER
vice. Therefore
RESOLVED, That while we bow in hum
hls reverence to the will OF our Supreme
Commando, yet we cheerfully submit to
His decree, knowing that He doeth all
things well and feeling sure that He has
only transferred our comrade from TINS
life Of active, suffering service, to that
peaceful, restful life beyond the river.
RESOLVED, That we offer TO the mourn,
ing widow and daughter the true ana
heartfelt sympathy OF comrades, and BID
them remember that in their loss be has
made a gain, and that he has only changed
his life OF toll and WEAKNESS for that oet'
fer life, where suffering does not come.
RESOLVED, That copy OF these reso-
Iptions be presented to the family OF the
deceased, that they be printed in the HER;
IN Am NEWS, also that they be recorded
as mart of the transactions OF this post
A. A. SMITH Committee.
p CLEVELAND
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
Tunbridge.

Miss Hannah Folsom spent last week
with friends in Painesville. She was a
teacher in the gainesville school in 1866
and attended the school reunion last
Thursday.
The thanks of all who attended the W.R.
{. lawn party at c. w. Goss' last week ARE
due to the Stiles sisters OF Brookfield and
to the band for the fine musical entertain
ment given by them.
K. A. Wood and wife of Lowell, Mass,
with their little daughter, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Salisbury OF Provi-
dence, II. l., are with their two sons at
Cornelius Noyes'.
DR.. +. Charlotte West and Miss Van
Warren of Philadelphia were recent arriv-
ais at Lester Whitney's.
Harry Chapman and wife OF Lawrence,
Mass, are at Geo. w. RowelPs.
Mabel Sargent of Corinth is visiting
here.
Mrs. c. F. Ballou has been at Hanover,
n. H., for the past week.
John NJ. Kibby and family, Saturday.
went to Montpelier to stay for few days.
Lizzie Hayward, who has been in Clare
mont, n. H., and in West Randolph for
some weeks, is now at home.
George A. Bennett OF Haverhill, Mass,
is at John F. Benefits.
Both the Democrats and the Republicans
hold their primaries at the townhall, Sat
urday evening.
Willing souls are plenty and there are
representative candidates galore. One will
be elected probably. II the best man wins,
the average voter will be content. Who is
the best man?
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
Grand Sightseeing Eycursinn.

There will be an excursion from Retbel
20 west Berlin, inclusive, to the Barre
9uarrles on Friday, Aug. oath, via the
TTeentral Vermont and Barre railroads.
me latter is one of the wonders of the
age, wonderful feat OF railroad engineer.
ing, reaching sn elevation of ten HUNDRED
ana twenty-five feet above Barre village
~ gong distance of less than four miles.
~ Is standard guage, is thoroughly con-
structed, Is laid with so pound steel rail.
VIII, WIN grades OF 264 feet TO the mile, and
mas three switchbacks. Freight and pas.
senger cars are equipped with Westing-
nouse quick action air brakes, the loco
MOVIES with both the Westinghouse and
LeOhatlller brakes. The road runs direct
10 over 40 quarries, which are located
from oOO to ,025 feet above Barre, or Mill
s.one Hill. AT the quarries, the same
derrick used in lifting the large granite
DOCKS from the quarries places them di
rectty on the cars for shipment. No other
granite quarries in the country have the
az nasSlilties equal TO those OF Barre. The
rue up the mountain presents charming
views of the surrounding country for
mics In all directions. Grand views OF
the distant mountain peaks are to be
seen, among these peaks being Cancels
Hump and Mount Mansfield. These views
are pronounced by many to be superior
10 those from Mount Washington. Annie
~ 1,he WIN De given 10 inspect the qDarries. |
Inc fare for the round trip from Bethel |
and Randolph is 800; Braintree, 80 cents:
East Granville, So cents. Children over
nve and under twelve, half fare. Extra |
cars will be attached to the regular morn. |
ing local passenger tram, and the excur- |
slonlsts Will return in the evening on the |
local passenger train. The morning train |
leaves Bethel at 9:01, and Randolph, at
III. Returning, the train will arrive at |
randolph at 7:20, Bethel, at 1886 This is |
rare opportunity to visit Vermont's |
greatest industries
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
East Randolph.

Mrs. George Boswell has gone to Leb-
anon, n. H., to visit her father, who is
dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Nye of West Randolph recently
visited her sister, Mrs. David Frazier, Of
this place.
Those who attended the celebration at
gainesville report ve-y interesting occa-
sion.
The rain interfered somewhat with the
festival given on Wednesday eve of last
week by the Y. p. S. c. +.
Work is being pushed on the primary
room of the schoolhouse here, George
Boswell, the snewly appointed director,
being in charge of ii.
Great marks down at Laekey's. Goods
sold at, and below, cost for the next 30
days, TO make room for fall stock. Now IS
your chance to buy cheap.
A rare opportunity is given to visit YER
mont's greatest industry on the excursion
to the Barre quarries, Friday.
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Obituary.

/ Benjamin G. Chase was born in West
Randolph, Oct. 8, 1869, and died at Kear-
ney, Neb., Aug. ID, 1894, aged "a years, 10
months and days. His boyhood was
spent in West Randolph, he leaving here
and going to Hardwick, VT, when about
20 years OF age. He returned to West Ran
dolph early in 1872 and was married to Miss
Iona Ryder, March 80, 1892, and soon at
ter moved to Plainfield and then to Hard
wick where he remained until last spring,
when he and his wife removed to Liver
more Valley. Cal, about 20 miles from san
Francisco. He remained at Livermore I'M
til July 80, when he started east to Ken
lucky rather expecting to invest in farm.
He stopped off at Kearney, Neb, where he
was joined by his wife and at which place
he died the night of Aug. 10.
The wife and cousin from California
came on to Vermont with The body, ar
irving at West Randolph, Tuesday the
21st. The funeral was held on the afteG-
noon of the same day at p. m, from his
early home on School street the officiating
clergyman being the Rev. Mr.. Morrow,
who married the young couple two years
before. Many beautiful floral tributes
were brought in by his late friends, many
OF whom came to express their sympathy
with the bereaved wife aid TO pay last
tribute to the departed.
The remains we're laid to rest beside his
father and mother grandfather and grand
mother, and other relatives, who had died
before ,he being the last one of large cir
Gle Of relatives.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23

Go to the Barre quarries Friday and see
some of the greatest railroad engineering
in the world.
Frank Adams and wife Of Montpelier are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Vipton.
Fred Lewis and Marshall Carpenter
FROM Glover visited Hermon Ford last
week.
Ed Martin and son Guy from Ludlow
are visiting in town this week.
Miss Nellie Hubbard OF Willimantic,
Conn, and B. F. Hubbard we're at r. T.
Hubbard's last week.
Mrs. Emma Best OF Montpelier is visit
lag her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Dim
lex.
j. Burke's child has been sick.
A rare opportunity is given to visit
Vermont's greatest industry on the Barre
excursion, Friday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
Randolph.

4 20 to the Barre quarries Friday and Sc
E some OF the greatest railroad engineering
] In the world.
Saturday, Aug. IS, was the occasion of
: very pleasant gathering of the Flint fam
ily at the residence OF W. j. Blodgett o
brookfeld. There were twenty-five pres
ent, including NJ. r. Flint and daughter
Mrs. j. w. Case, B. A. Flint and family
A. b. Ferry and wife, Charles Flint and
FAMILY of Northtield, Charles Smith and
family of Randolph and George Boyce
and family OF Vest Brookfield.
The postoffice has been moved to the
store of Allen & Bates.
Frank Eaton has bought a confection-
cry and cigar store at Barre and will add
thereto stock OF drugs.
A. w. Edison, former principal OF the
Normal school, was on the "Hill," Satur-
day, for brief call He is at present one
OF the agents of the Massachusetts state
school board.
foundation for the house to be built for
ID. A. Partridge, native OF this town but
now a resident OF Philadelphia. The
house is to be two and one half stories
high and will be fine structure when
completed.
The new Chinese gong at the Maple
wood would serve very creditably as fire
alarm, although II Is hoped that there
viii be no occasion toluse it.
The Randolph Rusticator, the official
organ of the Maplewood, published "semi-
occasionally" has furnished amusement
for Others beside the Maplewood guests.
Lively ROSTERS are worth 81 90 each. So
thinks General Jones.
A large audience at the Cong'l church,
listened to an address Sunday night by
the Rev. Krikorian, native of Asia Mi
nor. He described the work in which he
is engaged in his own country.
During the Thunderstorm Sunday
night, the house of John Bolin was struck
by lightning. The bolt struck chimney,
cracking it from top to bottom, knock
ing down stovepipes, blowing the stoves
into pieces and tearing up things gener-
ally. Mr.. Bolin was sitting near the
kitchen stove and received part of the
bolt in his arm, and Mrs. Bohn was
stunned. The chimney will have to be re-
built, but the occupants count themselves
fortunate to escape more serious injury,
Had fire started, a disastrous eonfiagra-
ton would have resulted, as Lawyer Boy
den's barn, filled with hay, was only a
few feet away.
A rare opportunity is given to visit Yer
mont's greatest industry on the excursion
to Barre quarries, Friday.
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HoM,s This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
buried by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY * CO., Props. Toledo, o,
We, the Undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o., Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,
acting upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Price, 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
Notice.

The Republicans OF the town OF Brain
tree, who are legal voters, will meet at the
townhouse in Braintree on Saturday,
Aug. 18th, at 2 p. m, for the purpose OF
putting in nomination. a candidate for
town representative to represent said
town at the next session of the legislature:
also, to place in nomination a list of JUS
tices of the peace to be supported at the
comingIFreeman's meeting.
REPUBLICAN TowN COMMITTEE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
Democratic Caucus.

The voters OF the town Of BTaintree are
requested to meet at the townhouse in
said Braintree, Saturday, Aug. 25, 1894, at
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF putting
in nomination a candidate to be voted for
cit the Freeman's meeting September 4,
1895, to represent said town in the legisla-
ture to be holden at Montpelier, 1894. AL
so list OF justices. Per order
DEMOCRATIC Town CodMITvEE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
Democratic Caucus.

The legal Democratic voters OF the town
of Randolph are notified to meet at DR.. c.
l.. Stewards Office Friday, Aug. oath, at
1880 D. m, to nominate candidates for
town representative and justices of the
peace, to be supported by the Democrats
at the coming Freeman's meeting.
F.A. HOBART, Chairman Town Committee.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23
RsnnhIican Caucus.

The Republicans OF Brookheld are mere e,
by notified to meet at the basement OF
the First Cong'l church edifite on oa.ui ;
day, the, 18th inst at p m. M, ~ nVia
also Ave candidates for justices OF tne
peace. REPUBLICAN Town COMMITTEE
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23

Go to the Barre quarries Friday ana Sc
some Of the greatest railroad engineering
in the world.
Go 10 the Barre quarries Friday ana Sc
some Of the greatest railroad engineering
in the world.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-08-23

A rare opportunity is given to visit
Vermont's greatest industry on the
Barre excursion, Friday.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-02

ben, bet fommsr an pea Ell ietu. buorles
oes man itfuer iin on Iiugsn ital BIT
til Giopu % @Ieoe Tor en-, eIer Staoe
% Stam. 3G9st poa rstte Wonoe, er
oct utuiutiomt, at luriit Aiirrsn fan
orcnes fig, of bet btir belle gduoet til
2Gr,. Nptte % QGroom. Get er ians
ostio en- itor Gag bette; lab % oo9te %
for at tage ben Ietiiuoiat. Ser iiai
Samiuuosaauo, Gnsr0i, Goritauo %
3iertella til, for at lsie oetne Gpgavs
no9erluubs tilirsosiiaenoc.
8i n0rmtos os 8rnugiois meo be
mrrteliae Stuier. Ser CT SPORT ct 2rs
beioe iaa itorartet, at lsg truter bet er
%cueltaueuos / europa.
Yrdug % preosn oar ,ou Bran1iois,
orloiS % itprartet CT On ogiaa, ina Zig
aar iOm on iinoes life mango Watar til
/ Beroens Htae.
Site ma1teoe Wenusiter at lRgae biz
/ 8aono peo Bolo % Wa9t; men De
9ooinatteoe meO big, % ou ait gOouits
Zig | &ompnnl meo Dem, o9 lister MI
Gtibene op / lelemartss 8auoene. Goa,
bette Nrbeloe cr bare en- Sea for big
bpor Hal ou iaa 8rul for bin Settle
Strait? On ltBrter big peo Sloeu al
Sluierne blot uooper Sten % Slipper;
bit u9loige Nanoepult iortrtteS tn en-
i'm 3te9n meo Regubn9Idn5, Der ON
1ommereu burger 8ren % @rp3 %
8.0m - ON 8tHieren irpier til Glm o.
80. Der ~trdnier be itlr9gebs @rauer.
9~llttrer pna Berg % llrer.
vt lpite oisie %ltottars imad Stibcu.
bore, BET pDrotr ou life tort. Gu iius
Der bet npiten uUryolgt ior big, at puiIc
meo iliat Smaatteri. Seq ipues formc.
fig bere, tuor ou iiguner % tlo9cr eiter
Nrbcloe, meGet Arbeloe, Tom fan paste
til oile SjGmuetrriter.
6uao er tisie aprfbeterue! ii0cr ou.
BARNES uuer NiCnreifene5 5maoltgbeo,
o. foster aiiteo / bib 0ait, ulcnoe, bru.
lenOe. trngcuo be, brenuen6e.
Bent! Bent! alore Grau9ioI8, on
iaar not meO 3ioeu 2lrbcioe, iaa ou lie
iom Guoen Tor trrugcr tI19e:
"9a, be %ltlpune, ipllbte SrGiterl'
8u fomm,r eaBong tt at oriUe Ell
Ntpnloe 6abriter, % oertll lyie op ior
bele Ielrmorfen.
3enanna uil Der Uprt 2p5uaroer pno
ale be tCieite 6jelotoppc, 6o8iene al,
9iuer fin Strait, Gtettriciteten lBier, o.
ieiu msrteite Diiotolnter itaar bet Dor
Dtngt at iaa Ietemarisn Igit lom Ilare.
itc SOmmcrou9.
8r8mmc, bml tiger or.
ga, buen ueo. WtnI itnf nlorio ldoC
boant ON 3rsnme; be bar oite u0rettcI
ltort / Gerbeu.
SAB os oo9te os for at ilge oct euer
BET er umuli9t. 01r oa life cnOHl
@iocnItaben ioetmjubite lart O5 8eite.
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Decorah-posten., 1894-01-02
Gr1eboeren paa SubannesitjGret.
&uirpmau al Gmtlle arlen
oJerbe Snueuoe 8erIooe.
Gluira 0Orneiia.
8 1

SNuoroIte biiue vi life Sieblitfe, oa SiGIen IeUer
"''Ator oct 9tGruGrcnOe, ouerraifcoe al Nreller % Soeer,
Y" quite pt lite ptOc, buorird De fomme, euer paa bpao
~'u"oe DC er bleune la TortroIlge meo oS, at pl rlaa
U''a9'e Dem lom gamle tiGre Sefenote, men lpm oo9
1't' IIerne l9, uoen at ri iortlGre Os oere8 Sprlnoelle
" ceres SamnenbGn9 meb oS! ga fOmrer &ront'
us', bette anoet plounOerIi9e gin, iom priuer 1T Sptl
y Ute laoer ltg benlme al Den pore Screen. vi glens
g'oe oa pore Nne1er, pore Soccer flarere Os l%anoere.
* Igte oS nIeO l9 tiIba9e til i%punOne Cages beHbless
"'Os S'p, o. meo SlGlenS Sie, JON f0rlt / 0rommeu
."@s m uolt9t, ier Vi en- 0tGngOe StitteIir, iom nj nu
'P0cIt9t 9lenf enoer.
Srsmn'en b0uOe beuue Sat OpIuOt tit bemmetigbeOss
lu'oe Jtl9e ior @eora.
YIN Sor," iagce ian til fig ieIp, "maa iinOes br
Ssgsulor l'uren, en- Dor ON suar uO til benne
- na, Oansen GiIitnno, FOB ban 6ure for ganife
" .O'OHoe ng Ell ~gabprintb al Santer % Slutninger.
gan tal'eoe Sopoteu ON fig og ifgnote lg neo @aars
w., &e' pr bans hcniist at ta9e en- Baao og 70 ona
S"S"a' men "a ban moote Sommunoortapteinen, itrdl'
,T' 'oone Flon, Jon ban piloe i~uartiptte, uOen at Om'
'o!t oen til No9en.
seq %nrptolten glenina ban Gipjra, iom, itraaIenoe al
~. ~, 'q'lstI0e Spsrbeui5nin9, at BUN pible mere ON
~ao'9e 9lerIe emo ban ielp, III Gagens iuIoe geIpss
""9 '0'e'0m BAN iaa# b%eagiuenos, at ban life besrsb,
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-02

12l
bporIsoes bet par muIigt, at benoes Gileoe nogeuiin6e
uar bleguct bans Wtiube.
80, buaO par bun uel ogiaa for to 9tar iioen imoo
nn!"
IA 3ommanoort0pteiuen % ben gamle Slncliu5
bauoc iIernet Jig, BAD Gtorg meo itorntcnoe Suer ON
6ortiGtteIien al ben 6ortGltin9, 6rotenen bauoe paabes
spnOt Oen fOregaocnoe aiten.
"o'erne!" iusoe gIura % latte fig msO fit SrOcsr
ben lille Sofa.
Ga @corg roo Btabs QGneitolen ueo Sioen at.
"6rotenen bar pa pirfeIis uGret paa SobannesfiGret
Be8 min 6uOer? 9uorleOes itaI je9 fatte Os fOritaa
bette?"
SITE ionl nO9eu Ian Ng5gierris9eO: ies beoer ST..
Gapeiaen uGre %Ouerbeuiit oerOm, o8 ies baabr, o. Ogs
iaa cr oet.
"6ulOtommnm! 6rOfenen faube life 4auc en- ioaoOn
geuGgsruno."
Seq cr 9lao ouer at bore, Sr. aapteinea narer ben
GrO. Men ig bar uanitelist ueO at uotrptte mig ristis
Hart. oa lea 10 peo, at De fife betienOt meo Seres ia:
ors tiolioere 6or6olo: bans lnsoonsbesipenbeber... -"
"Gr 6roteneu oa betienot mso oem?"
",Su%geulnoe; men Der gives cling, iom Ell Sinh, Der
ar iaa aabent ior 9u0trpt JON nit, life let opericr Nof,
lea nterssiercr mig bpbt for Oenne WRanO, Tom bar boz
iut fla paa en- culig 6lippe miot Sauet, Os iom aar
eiter glar peobliper at pile leus en- laaoan G~nlpulgeo.
Sea branOte al 9eusisI efter at ie Sobannesitiarst; os,
Sa vi en- Z as Tom bet iaa uar fOrbi, at iss i'imiece en-
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-02
1922

9anmel Manos Stjttelie, Der iao paa 6lippsn, o9 IA
be isIu6piOe Golfer ia9re for 8inoen omtring bans
Tunoe, oa foreiutte ic8 mig. at ieJ piIoe bape ben GIaos
at ie BAN ell unrmere Nrltano.
90 buorleoes bIep bet 5rptenen muli8t at iuGrtlRtte
bette?"
Oct MATTE naturli9uts lie iaa ubemRrtet iom mIs
list. Ger tom en- clipper til Strano en- Dag, bui8
ralfe, fraftfuloe 9Rien beba9eoe mig iGroeles; bertll
bioros maaife o9iaa BEN Omitanbisbeo, at ban par fra
@rafperna. ga ban ueubte til6age til i'm gaao, itOo
ies paa grps3en og %be9pnots at tale meb ben Grli8e Gas
roIu5 80"
%, GaroIus, min gamIe geu!... @ooe Cub, bpao
gtet bar man til at tlage! Rstop nu, ba Sertet iuier
ouer Sabet al ben Gn', opiaar giQeoet al ben Qnoen
iaamsg get tlarere. Stormbom % GarOlu5 par biuans
ben me9et uIige; men bcsse par altio pirteIist WiGno
meb 9iertet o9 9gr,. ., min sObe, t~rofaite GaroIu5
Seq maa blue slao, ON ies emo par not iaa ~ier9moOig,
naar ie9 tGnter paa bam Os "6riiarersnl' =. Nlen
R9 brGnoer al gansieI eiter at bore 6retenen saa ps
here"
"2aaImoOi85sO!" iasOe GIuira imilenoe. Seq bar
osiaa uaret ombor6 paa "6riiareen." iss T.. foost
paa famine Stso 6Orbp6ainseu peo 9tOret. Der bIeu
Sten,msn iuassre, "buor @sors 2etslsr iom Grens paa
Reiet oOsr gbriitianio iioroen trGaste Zig mo meQem
GaroIus o. Glias, ben samls Glias, Der leUer iom Rns
triurt bIOuOt lns ~Iptteiiss Born -"
"Jrgtenl - 6rgteul~
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-02

8,ora formaae0e life at iige mere.

@eorg formaoe0e life al ige mere.
"9tuOel, " peOblep 9luirn, b~eberitelbc fig, "jeg taIte
meo Garolus. gtt, ION peo ct 5ili9Ioe ne6 gaaoen
bet par en- ganIte lioen gaab - 0 baO 6ant 70 mig ct
Stptts no paa ganoct. "9jerne, - iuoreoe ben TENT
piaige Sontano men buergang ban ipurste, ON leJ uiIoe
ueuoe ON, ~iOriitreoe leg at jeg iolte mig iaa tilireo5, at
jeg enouu life bauoc gpit BERTH. Gnoelis LOB iea mig
o9iaa ioritau meo, at ps 9auoe bort bans &one ontaIe
JONI en- ~ieIoen Stienbeo, at jeg piloe oeriOr foI9e meo
bam til @rafueraa, for at ie, ON Stjqr9aaroen uirtelig
bapoe ial i~nutte 6rlentimmer, iom man paaltoo. 6an
10 og iugoe, at BET par i~n9entns at ie for mig, iom par
en- iaa i'm % iOruem 5rsfen, os at is8 oe5uoen bauos
feet bet geofe o9 0~fareite, Der fanotes bete Stier8aars
ben, ba ies bauSe feet Mamiea 6lnrg paa Gtraab.
Men buis jeg pilOe, iaa... Deb ct Orb, ri bIeo life
blot snise, men osiaa unoer SsilaOien iaa sOos genuer,
at ies trOr, ri s~ienlioiScn par Ii8e tiIireois meO port ges
tienbtifab.~
"GaroIus bar aItio paret i~OriiJtis - ban omtalte
BOG intst, Der bapoe l6enipn til min 6l6er?"
"~9anstiru: ban uiOite life %ben3aus, at jag oar bstlenot
meb ST.. 6~apteinsn; % ri ta!te fun ON StGr9aaroen
os oens fattise gebosre, iunl jes mere eno ensang bar be-
isst bsres Splitter. Seq bar beunoret oeres Gone til
at u%nbuare, o. bet bar siort mig 0lase at Iare ct ep
at tieuos, buOrom ies tiOIisere itt. bauoe funnel gore
mig nossn essntIis 6orsftiains. aRen is letter 6r.
s~nptsinens 2auImooisbeO yaa Prsue uso mine %ll0ifsiels
Ter. Naa... is bIsp eanfte i~ortrplet al GaroIaS %
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-02
wi arsh's Music House,
2igeouerior YOt Office.
2igeoperior Yoit Giiice.

bans 6amile; ieJ lptteOe meo 5eIta8elie til ben gamte
elias Og ben g~emgtIisc Mor mtaIcno; i8 iulgte ben
imatte So9anna omtrin9 9uict, Tor at bee ale beaOe5
Nariteter, % 10 meo gsrn.ne; t9i ie9 par ben belle lio
Ielu glao iom ct Barn.
Seq rt!oe enIte at baue feet 6rossn G!uira ben Su5!@
Cen par ~une9;eIis ~iOrftieui9 ira at: andre, ie8 bar
op.spet. eiterat iss opbOIOt mig bOs 5umilteu ct Bar
elmer, uoen tiIipnelaoenee iaameget iom at ie SOban.
~nssitiere;, Der bog aloris bappe fovIaot mine Gantsr,
to3 ie9 ~Ssiligbsotn ia8t, meoens ie9 no3Ie 0ieb!itte be-
ianot mig enc ueo Stranoen mso Garolus' Qlbte Grsns,
% bao ban TO mig no til Stlarst, ipr at lea tanee
npoe ~loilten oerfra. "Stte oeruo, life oeruo, Glias!s
raabte GarOlu5, JONI tom ilsups nee. ste til Sobans
ue3fieret, @ut!" Men inosn Gu;ten III lio til at abs
Igos SeiaIingen. Iaa gaaOeu iaa nsr pso 9rpssen, at
ig tunoe sribe lat en- Sialts % iuinse mig op."
"DuiIten liOristi9beOl GuciteIOu ct 6rstsnsu Flap
lp;teIia; ira Del GOeu;prl'
Ter ur insen at ie pea StiGret. Seq IiitsSe mi3
~ % %itanbieoe n~Osuior Ell baipt aabeuitaasnoe Oar,
bporird jag Feris en- imut 6iit.riang. Seq tittsos inc /
9amnerst, tpi8 SRgsc uay ~foripHsoe meO en- inurris
9stl9oning at ale Slags G~Ia0niugS tpttsr mso yaa
bsfteot p1piritrimIer, 6oraa Suouet ias Sausetsu,
en- Iipen iannrentrsben 6sar, % ipeoe pua en- 9rsie,
me0ea5 ban M % % mso iaa,s ~iilfreois SGtte betra5s
teos ct libel giomitsrparterrs, iom BAN bapo, psb Chen
al ls."
Geors nl;Ieos ia9te meb S0oosSet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-02

timber bort Cpbdo Uo gerbeas@uon0nan Chicago be 10 Dne Tiger, Iaaoe ri
unor. Dor Gang gpnan the Manufacturers Building 1Rare IT, at nrreH ole guHoer
pg Erger babe 3iplomn.Gabs eMr 490aIer "a Ut I'M engdul r Graduates
gRufta8e: og Leaders / g2uftoruntn8en foreate nj o. at ri pOe uaouis8s osuls
gag uGrnera CO |. farot no. a bOuftiomtit @aHo elr Graz tunoe ioa 2poua
er gR@ap bpis Der b:taltes for oct, % 10 mere Der betatt ., 10 deu Htb.
2erCr tpe gerne, ts ct &ouOs 5ur ziploma st geoaJe sur ct 4uano eMr ri
Spmntue be0re eO eaer5 ta tm mo; ri Ian pe Cher Here al benz emo uOget ait
6rua 3ecorab - gGrbg0gn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-02-22

fingers darap with her sisters tears,
and is about % sieak, when some
thing in Grace 3 face stops her.
Grace starts sisibly at Aubrey's
presence, then controls herself and
meets his scrutiny bravely. She
reads pityin his glance. an angry
ansh mounts 10 her temples. and
turning abruptly away she leaves
them tngcihsr.