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eHARaEn 10 a MoMAa.

n Is Said That the Anaerlean Wife Of BAR
Rios Has Caused tho Guatemalan Trouble.
A woman again, We learn that tho
prompter Of the recent revolution IN the
republic of Guatemala, through which q
dictatorship has been set up, was an anl-
bilious woman, the American wife Of
General Barrios, d lady whose name Is
not unknown In New York, Tho ene-
mics of Barrios in Guatemala declare
that II was she who induced him 70 pros
claim himself dictator, and who Is the
author Of the arbitrary policy under
which tho country Is ruled at this time,
and under which the deputies are kept
In prison and the army Is held ready for
action and suspected persons are BAN
ished, and the people are compelled to
keep as quiet as they ean. The enemies
Of Barrios say that he has neither the
pluck nor the brains needed for die
tator, and that he Is merely the tool ef
the determined American woman whom
ho took to wife.
She may yat rue the day in which she
conceived tho dictatorship. The an-
ti-Barrios Guatemalans are aroused
against hor, They donounee her in
whispers. They condemn her in pln-
cards, which aro stuck up IN the night
time on the dead walls aud fences ol the
city Of Guatemala la Nueya. They get
ont circulars, which are surreptitiously
printed and secretly distributed, ip
which she Is characterized as an Amer
lean interloperp There Is no doubt thai
she Is In danger, H tho Constitutional
lists who are lurking around the capt.
and on the salyadorian frontier, stealth
ily preparing to take the field against
the dictatorship, shall overthrow Bar
rios, We cannot say that she will no
suffer as hard lot as she has beer
charged with infieting upon others
We are surprised ut her course Amer
leans ought to be the champions of dem
ocratic freedom and republican institu
tions everywhere. New York sun
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4 oLeQea swlNoLsa.



yrenehmaR wearing tho Rosetta Of tho
Legion oI Itonat q sharR iroundral
A really clover thief Is engaged Just
now III robbing pooplo Ia Paris who pos
sess securities payable 70 bearer, Hh
plan Is 70 40 little bnsinosa with soian
Of tho parlsian banks in order that he
may have an excuse for hanging about
tho counters, He Then watches the
banks customers, especially ladies, and
when ho seos ono Of them receive from
tha clerks any bonds q, other scrin te
bearer he quietly makes q motto % tba
persona nano and tho numbers on tho
documents. Having ascertained the adj
dresa Of his proposed victim, he calls
there later ID tho dny 81 carly The next
morning, and representing that he IS q
clerk from tho bank, asks for the seouri-
ties, alleging thai there Is some Little in-
formality IN them that has to DO rocti-
fed. AS he ID armed with the nambera,
in nine cases out Of ten tho customer
gives up the documents quite unsuspect'
ingly.
So far this ingenious swindler has
eluded all efforts to detect him. He ia
described as gentlemanly looking man,
who wears tho rosette Of an officer Of
the Legion of Honor the little bit of
ribbon Of plain echeEalier7 apparently
being thought not sufficiently imposing
now that such decorations arc SO plenti-
| full. london Daily News
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INpIANA woMEN aLuMMgRs.
ghey visSted chicago with the Fest
EgptlysR ant Nveas shooltad.

ghoy visStod chicago with the Fest Of
Motives and Were Shocked.
The indianapolis members of the Chi
eago slunmilg" expedition have re-
turned home The ladies who Joined ia
the expedition arc recognized leaders In
w. G. Z. U, work Ia Indiana All of
them are reported as excessively cha
grined over tho publicity given their
visit ia Chicago slulns, which waa undel
taken With tile best of eiotivea.
'sThere are some f8lsehoods which
should be corrected, says Miss Ayres.
I'VE left our lodgings as lI. tn and
returned at 1;15 precisely, We did not
visit the worst resorts either We
aimed to inspect the moro decent va
Iieties, but the Lord knows for that
matter they were all bad enough
Tho detective who guided ua sRid It was
no uncommon occurrence for parties a
religious ladies' to visit these resorta for
scientific purposes, and our visit would
never had leaked out if tt had not been
for Judas Iaeariot % newspaper man,
who gave the whole affair away
1--WE had but one simple, solitary and
laudatory purpose in making the visit, t
continued the lady "We wanted t0
find some practical means Of eleYating
fallen women. Onr object was to asceT-
tain what relationship the tobacco and
liquor habits heaT To this unmentionable
vice which we are seeking te cure, If
we can strike at the root Of the disease,
ID will be q comparatively easy matter
to cure tho disease itself We aseer-
tanned that there was a very clese rela-
tionship between the three vices, and
that the latter il snperinduced by the
tobacco ana liquor habits. Now we
know whatever we do to lessen tho
amount Of tobacco and liquor sold, by
just that much will We lessen the vice
which we are aiming at"
Miss Ayres was asked if what che la
dies saw was calculated to lessen their
estimation Of humanity In general
"They were simply shocking. / had
never dreamed that 50 much evil exist
cd, Most Of the resorts were like gilded
palaces and were always accompanied
by liquor aud tobacco attachments
where the girls INDUCED as freely as tho
men. Ineyer want 10 see the like again,
| We were not prompted by morbid Curl
osity, We were working In tho intor-
ests Of social purity, and our motives
were Of the highest character, We be-
heye that we did o good work, illus
dianapolis Cor, Cincinnati Enquirer,
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A dispatch from Lyons announces that
a sad accident has occurred at tho Aiih-
tafy Medical school there, M. Joprdans
who was Just about To take one'o the
highest medical degrees ia the school,
was having a fencing lesson from tho
maitre d'arnIes, whom during q vigorous
attack by the pupil short piece broke
oil tho end of the masters foil. NJ.
Jourdau, who was making a lunge, liter
ally spitted himself On Che blade, Ho
went up stairs to bis room, fell on tho
bed and died in about an hour, IN spite
OF all efforts TO save him, No blame is
attached To the fencing master, as tho
accident could not have happened but
for Tho violence Of his pupils attack.
Nj. Jourdan took the first prize for fene-
ing last year and was training fer q
coming assault at arms, Foreign hx-
change .t.s
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Russia proudly claims the oldest sol
der, If not the Oldest citizen d any rank,
III tho known world. Her claimant fol
this distinguished honor Is Colonel Grit
zenko of Pottawa near Odessa, who, if he
lives until Feb. Z, will celebrate his one
hundred and twentieth birthday Grit
zenko enterad the military service Ii the
year 1888, l04 years ago, and received
from the hands of Empress Gatherii
herself d gold medal fer conspicuous
bravery at the assault Oh Ismaii. This
trophy, Of which the aged warrior 7
justiy very 9rond, bears the Eollowi
Inscription, ''For exceptional bravery d
the assault Of Ismail, Dec Il, 1889, -
ST, Louis Renublic.
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CITY DIRECTORY.


puparV-rp,,YAw 9untRarT getviess evnry
4, II, M y st.r M Y 4, ~ SnnSSy sci,o.1
'S0 J' a. ~. Rev q NJ. LYMAN, pastor.
1 I, ,,,,r,g,r ,,,Ift,,c,, ,sor,.i.,s e,sY, Sunday
4, !, 3 = Z, ,a,,,,, no
5rsdag 81 M ags,5s a,eS Z y iciasiS anGay scbaS
.ae J a, W. N "a Il AffFsd Sssfaf
'"V %5 = ~ ~. .-....z',, 3
CAgl.eH.-'sF wees every sengps s,oiil
~ ~, Il "a 10y " ,.ssf sn,,dag ssl,ooi N
Ns " S5Essss 1SyssS s, egaty TsHTsasy
,uing IN ~ n so'sfeek y PsnSist pastoF.
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Tl4E NV ealNEas lsoATI9N.

Ehc bIlnIstor aud His snsie Live Royalty
IN WashInatan aegnrstess ~ Expanaes
Tho new legation has taken thrco
houses for which Tho Chinese goycfn-
ment PAYS $e1, coo year fheg now
occupy Tho ola sumner house mhieh is
an annox of the Arlington. Khe G1iitol
States paid see0 a day for ihe beard Sc
tho infanta while her aaa oceuiiei
these quarters Nung VA is naying a8a
I 4 day and sngs be thinks L 81 FIg
cheap While the women ase kopt ii
seclusion, the men have tho run 81 Tho
house and mako themselves thoroughly
at home a part Of tho delegation were
once IN England and speak the English
language fluently. They have tho flae
md easy manner of tho westeFner and
show o disposition to talk 20 any ono
who viii listen, The minister himself Is
al dark as 4 sunbulnt nlulatto, being at
least three shades blaeler chan tha other
members Of the delegation.
Yung Yu says he IS very well pleased
| with American cooking but he has
taken the preeautiop to provide himRslf
with q Chinese cook and has installed
| him in the hotel kitchen. The legation
eat but little meat, dining chiefly On
4 vegetables, Yung Yu has never bqen
out Of China before. HB was not man
Of the highest rank ID China but like
Ko-Ko, though III d different way rose
to distinction. He was an official u the
province Of Chin-KeanG which, cogre-
spends there to the position Of e0llRctor
of tho Boston port here III WAS strictly
on his merits that he was chosen by tho
prime minister 70 represent The enporoE
Ia this country pending The delicate MI
sequence Of the Geary act AS long as
there arc amy strained relations existing
no member Of tho legation will b0 ~.
lowed to accept tho hospitality of an
American, that being the law Of tho on-
basay. Washington Cor, Boston Adyer-
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There was q decided eommotion at tho
homo OF ), ID Wells, ia East sedalia; ra-
Gently. For several days Mrs. WelIa had
heard d peculiar huzzing II tho closet
where wearing apparel was kept, and
was Of the opinion that tie noise was
lnadn by a captive katydid, Several
times shp was on the point 81 making ail
investigation, but household duties dts-
traeted her attention and abe failed IA
make the search. Saturday hen hnsband
went into tho closet 70 sneure a heayy
pair of trousers which he intended TO
don on account Of the cool weather.
Taking them from tho hook, he gave
them d vigorous shake, when out dropped
rattlesnake feet in length, the reptile
being what tho occupants af tha honae
tad mistaken tur i katydid Seaalia
{Mo.) Dispatch,
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50 far as tha figures ut hand 30 they
show that tho number of people brought
into Chicago hY Tho 81 passenger Lines
enEaFing here during lhe fair period We're
in sound nur bars a!asa COO This allows
$50, 600 each for the iiYe loading possen.
ger lines, 800, 900 each for the Avs next
following, l5n 1000 each fpr the next graull
6f Eve, and 90, 600 each for the SIX waals
lines. Allowing each o. these passengers
70 AaYa yiaited the Faif fiYa times would
account fog an atsaudaucaqa ie le5igl9
Which would be q good pro1'cstiaa e1
outside Yisllafa q gopid lza1e hAs
liitie oVor sl0a, QQa Yisits freM eAlaa
aaa lkiep NeNa
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.FTn JUDICIAL DISTRICT, GALCAslEC PARISH
" TERMS. First Monday Of February ami
Monday of September.
s-JURY TERMs.- First Monday Of May, ant
Monday Of November,
CAMERON PARISH.
D TERM.-FiTst Monday after the F0u1tl
N Jdy.
\ J UGY TERB. II First M0nday Of December
VEBRoN PARISH.
'eY TERM.-SeCond MOEdRy Of October.
E-JUuY TERM. First Monday Of April.
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q Eorlane zoe alra.. pragLon.

hfrs. Coleman DraYton IS once again
domiciled IN her former hoIne on Fifth
Avenue, She Inns iuat augagea her serY-
ants for Tie winter aud Is wei equipped
rs 70 comfort n regard to housekeeping
and ease IN entaFtainingi For al this
present and prospective luxury she has
her brother, MI John Jacob Aator 70
thank, he haYing settled Che house on
heF tor iRe, es well As gRFen iier 81 ,al0, K
000 outright Society commends Ag.
Astur for making this yers liberal gift
q us sisAal.-NaW York Morld.
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An aacient dnekina stool lar se0idiug
wives Is ssill pFeserYed at FqfdNicA,
England, ihe othaa dns aQala Hnfl-
qu8riaaa, anxiaua - fest thc apfara sii9,
f1and = youth who waa Wiling 70 aap
fsinaiq afliae and Is fhrQasli the oFaegl
tli6 aun.if4lns Npaedlig duekad tha la9
ini0 ihe nydr, bri rafaa3d % pm Aam
oag henia md bst loE iimelg as'siAnce
h6 m6ils aagq hcda aFpNnea andep
ketinr
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aha hast a6Es cotton pia slg H8 aAg
ous ~ ihq eaupiF tids ye4f W Eaiah
neA ma slsaA daY he ea
p0aaa Ds4iA7 tha Yfaae
piesea otl' p9alis aFa a a nF
hse dHY'5 Ws4ls ils Aim ig iils rQaeii
4agleF alsRatal u slssssqA
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trcseutatlye, Dosite Perkins.
iict Judge, Hon. q. a. FoHinet.
n b District CoHft, IL. q. GIL,
ifH ID. J. Reid.
aiet Attorney. e. d. Miller,
Bss0T O. NJ. Richard
oneF, DF. A. J Perkins
seyor. Thomas Kleinpeter. --...
-etarv Parish School Board John MGNeese.
pat office Address Of all. Lake Charles.
EE JURY
ident. Wm. Vincent
tetary, DOsite FinCenr,
asurer, A. Riglaeider.
q Ward, }. M. Reeves,
bud Ward, s. Marquart.
ID Ward, j. w. Bryan aud J. " Rosteot
s,rth Ward, WIN. Vincent,
"A Ward Aladdin Vincent.
ID Ward. NJ. q. Frazer.
epfh Ward !. .. ". Miller
lHh Ward. NJ. Martin,
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PFICIAL DIRECTORY.


ahv J TOsteF. Governor
n PaFiauge, IieutenaBtsG G0yernoF
has s. AdRms, Secretary Of State.
,n j. Cunningham, Attorney General
1 Pickett, State Treasurer.
~. Heard, AHaitOF 81 Public Accounts
Lafargue. Sppe1intendeDt Of Education
a, Poole, Commissioner Of Immigration.
S. Adams, CsmnnissieHeF Of Agriculture
4 S. LanieF, Bagistey State Land 0ilioc
Burt, Adiufanf-t g eBefsl
CaGfey s. 2. henry, Senators, Tent
rial District.
4 MeiIrnth, State Pl9DteF.
= Of office expiring on the SECOND MOndal
n, l6 o.
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= ~ GHAlsilRs 41ppfE, 40 tp9 ~ ~ - ~ -
leots IN Masopig lodge room every Saturday
q Jao' m ii, Poe. S. aS., b. N. Foaler, u w )
II. Deei, sec.i AZ. Rgmaidrn, Treas
=. %. .. D.,
B Eriday night at B O'clock j. a. Kinder N. Oh
\. J.. Danills ". G.; N. y. 0'Bryans A.. M
~. ID. Andius, y. Secs Sim Marx, ~. AAe.i
". II. AlbeHtsop, Teas " j. Brealegy thap'
alp Paul GIeiner, ". ALEX 5elm t94qgss ~ u
y. -. Holiin5. Il. 8. N. G4 y Ghayap1e,
Ii. S. X. G.; JOHN Costello, II. s. Y. Oh Fsid.
!ie6aTd. y. $; y, CT John Harlow Z. p "
Fred Reid, L.s.s.
Ms m y.
.EACE I.opGE, NO. 43, *. oF p Masts ~ Poll
ean Babeoek hall Afat aud third laesaa3g,e ~
saoh month, at p. y. @ ]; Gayle ~. y. " y
5syg' GS: Il k. 81 Il 4. 4 ST q E. Eebts, " "
Nv. a. Knapp, NJ IA ~, ~. 8, Goss AZ a.
REPRESENTATIVES. 70 9rand Lodge A. F.9pioH
f. KauiEaani Aitarnate
u, ~, K. QF ~,
AXE CITY plvIaiox 40. q n. Rg III f,zai
every month, ut ;. ili.; ~ a. lkiiarp ptitAn
y. u Labesse, seeretafy
A. Of H.
tA9YoLIA Conn iAEpAIy, M. 20 X pt II H,--iAeets
~ Afmory, fTat and third WednesdayA ofaaeh
IIaonth 1T =. 10. ~. AZ Knapp, Ecpuianil ~
y. i. Rrap Secretary.
IpgoLp IopGR 10. S5Sl.-s q. shattHek, Y.
II II n Green, q, P5 ". Merritt, VI ~. ~;
u. Shattuek G.; Wa MeIney, 81 y. u. Bipe
sat Judo Jas a Graye. 4. Leen 3layaqre
a. RI ghAs. ". Jonte, A. y. II Hesleacliai
II. y SIilnraH, and y p. i Alarclss Trustees
sEI,IANqE I.qpGE, 40; agss, x. ~ A,-Meets 3
Pelican tiabcoek hall second and fourth Tues
laysof each month, az Z p ~. y, r llRliesae
putator; Slgi AIii1ss, Yiae,piotater Gus "a
Resze Asst ". ,I}ic &. II. panlels Reporter
w. "a knapP Finnnce Isep0rtNi; As III gtraiNep
rreas.. Nv NW Day Ghide5 Fara. lehaIf
Guardian; II A. " st1froe, Santinsl 1flisteeB-
9. =. Daniels, Gus I.aIiesAe, 5 Marx.
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tlQrE GoukcIL, No. fi32 a. u. oF W.-Me9ta Ap
Pelican Babcpnk hip, second and fourth Waa
nesfays ef eanh fnQnth At q. ~. ~ 4, p i'syalii
a. I Does, Saerelary i. n, RuRte Gvlleetor i
Sol nloni rTaas 10. Deus, Orator VA ~.
Knapp Guide Tilstees y a. klHaar two
years. 4 Hllase tA5es ys tiS ssses @ IS. s
tetHRte
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PlsfISsfr u Ie4ysE II01r tz = IA pnRg.1sQ . ee
ip slaif l.ag aiiA Neqla{ see gaA. q 81
iqtRry anh, tNa4
f6tseAA NA9EdIi +a NA4
M1fa5 iehf ia taa qath. a-
lanll nfe
fuG8 td4x $50 Itfns Ai4.k
lt1s5f lr IS eafh nQnta y A
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SRRssAN AkEEYglEaT AssoclA ~ .eeia ~
The fprler qf DiviAiea and Ryan streets, ifet
hnnslag u each nonih. Z. Max taAlfaif
Y RAlInRfs iae lesialent, F 8eyar heeseiei3s
y. Raihls 1Feas,
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LAKE CHARLES L0tGR AZ. q. y. W--Meets Ai
Palican- -l3abteek hili frat 9ne thtEd tfiaea Z
pfeaeh nipnfh !. AifsA AZ
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Bplf6N's CiIHisgiAk TEMPERANCE YSiQs- fa.a
egeiy atlllf Tahalay NJ 2 p.eeel- ife fAlA
NoM t'resilent Alls, y. III Jordan, aare4Fesgi
AFs "A. ItNann Cof Sseiot84g. Mfa. iss s.
la4tp TfasanI4f 4 cordial iAgiiatiQA y eS'
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YogKg WQAfAnls GiiRFiA4 iRateisF ASaE Ai2A
leala es atlsiif EifFaaY fi So Glossy H3
HIS Nahiee 9enlias Tlaaalue
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AXE Cry DIVISION NO. q n. RI, x. of P,-
Meets II AraoIy iirM and tlslEa FTidays q
every month, ut 3 b ili.; " a. lSllapp, pt'tAn
y. ~ Labesse, Secondary
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-09
5armei, 6uiet og 6aueit.
ct esuftbus.

9oa bsnn. lib er Der orange, fo1 taufsr paa at Rafie
zig ct uro,utIist Ssuiebus. tsi bet .r ON giHtsr,n. at sSs'
gene betal,r fig % ri oil bsriOr ubtats libt ON ben Gag,
iost ri tussr bore Epfpsuiussr fra en- for gGtborit,t br
/ aaubst.
Oct si1losr al Ioffe Ssnisus iaa meset aum paa Gull
oct Tom uuliat ps / ct 5suiebus, bpssst Iise brsot % liss
fangt, faar man bel. Der bsr pare ct ginou mob Spo
saer epo'Ef, iao GOI,u ,uubs trauss inO tiotis ubpuu
glcrseusu. Ct Gus, IL Sob poa busr Sioe, er tilitrrtse'
iist for 25 Ssns. gaslsrue onbrinses bag. os unber benz
ct Sirnaplau Of Bore, mso en- &ant rsontil, iaa man
uaariombelf. bsoft ct Bar Sanse ON llseu, fan frabe os
boritase Gfolost. Tetts opiamIes / 1snSer al ben Slass.
iom man faur Dos fin ajsbmono for Sntet. os bisie benz
iattss snteu ct etiuI, sler lasses bet Tinbits ct 2an8
oUer. gpeu life maa man osri ii1ise baue Gfs. tbi ba CT
5sni.sisoieIsns sOoe G~seuituber ~soelusts.
TIMBER bette Sirnnplan iattes imaa ansier; oiss fnar
man osiaa hos ben ajsbmanb, mon banoler meo. os be sr
bet beoite Stass 8isoer, ba be nnariombelit fan bares uo.
trmmss, rsniss. Os bet 9umls rubsrlas for sgsssns eritat'
tes mso ct nsi.
Sensli8teo ct Ssuiebus betater fig, Os bet taser life
insset al Gus lib at bolbs Osiaa bet pent os rent, us Gprs
gslo1rs er iom &eseI ~nibansist oerai. Uiun er 10 enbos
,ommsn til bet Reiultat MI, Of Sptn tribes bsbre oso rent
Stel enb pe6 "Spineri".
Suiets Tag maa barre tat, bpao Slass Stof man eb
brnssr BERTH. Oe bet Summe maa uare Tilfaloet mso
gngsene, tbi nOset af bet, iOm oirtsr melt ~ubsloist paa
Sgle9nirsen, er Graf 9iennsm 8euner os Spraftsr.
Oar man ct sarnelt Ssniebus, oa bBr bsror bisie Suit
butler ~tiiitOppes Ombpsselist, ir 8intsrsn letter inb, ia
l9nss fsr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-09
1856

6Orisset par Ip,,et: @sors srsb fat 9Ousst, og nu
pr GaroIus trps tbi ban uiofte, at bUao en- Orutneus
bes 9aauo %omiatter, n,aa meo Mast tassS uo al ben,
ieIp ON ben er itiuuet | Dsben.
SariOmt ~bespnOte GarOIus SnObaIinssn... Gnbnu faa
ban Geprs boIoe Sousoet ouer 9anoet; men 0a Ban par
/ RGrbsoeu al ReIinsen, iaIot GOugst Io6rst neS mob
0pbet - Os inseu geuaseIie uar at ipore mere.
.6OrtUHet sreb GaroIus fat ON en- ~faitsiort Gouaenbs
msb ben enc Saanp, iuieOe fig u0opsr msb ben balue
arOp os por enoelis iaa belbis at gribs @eors Bette.
trnDsu. OpbpOeIien al uus araftsr, iom i bette raOisI.
iuIos GisbIi' forSObblebe fig sioro. bet nGtsn rlntuIise
muligt.
ROsIs Gieblitte bsreftu Iaa bsgse 9Gssfeurne paa
"5rifsrusus 9at.
Ilso en- AanosnaruRrsIie, Tom M intet tunos betaas
ban. fog GarOIus itrar ct GOus ON busr at Dem oa
slores bet iait pso Deaiten, fOrut be lite Itulbe rule ouers
b0rb aHber SIinsriusuns.
Seq sr bnnss for, bet sr fOrbi baabe msO bam Os
b%sHos!' iuttsoe StansssSa Os l~trammsos 6o,ieltisOst.
"1si par nso NSo os ueppe, ri tlarsbe Yranoinsen."
@arOIus Issnsoe fusts GIuiraS arms, Tom bun ,ramps
astigi baDos ilpu9st ON ben GIfeOes SaIs, LEGION Oss
iaa Georss Uenitrs Grm, Der bauos omiattet @luiras
Gin iaa ~trofait, at ben fun meb Msis funbe itiaes ber'
ira. Dog martebs ban, mso en- SIabe, Der par for
flor til at iunus ptre fig, at Armen lite par ftiunet; tbi oa
ban bapbe fact ben los, falot ben peI neo, men ben
ianbs bog bsies frem % tiIbase.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-09

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SIes par GaroIus. ba BON M FOB foruO, nar til at
fafe Sinen.
Billie Tan pare filter NOT paa fin Daauo til at taits
ben ristisi2 giIOe 9eOrs bape arafter no, tiIbuse til
at gri5s benz
6, buor Garolus nu forbsmte fin 6OrismmsIis6eb,
fin GeItageIie, iom life nIene baube pGret opr fsoig, men
fom oerbos bapoe iaaet BAN til of sIemme bet e9sntIiss
piemeo neo ben l~iusforIise l~ofust! StuIos maaits
mbnu to @sunsifeIiu al ben gruuO ~fOripIOss paa benns
forub ina for S%fierOas2
Dog, buoo Der oar feet, fob lite til al andre M
bauOe man blot at bstan,s, bD0o Der tunOs sisrss sOot
isien.
GaroIus ~bespnbts at fatts Mob, bo ban lan g.ors
neb npuaft 6rait, mso en- opermenusfteIig aHiraHgsli.
aaa os omfatte fin Gluira, oennt SuiHbe, Der IL. blof
hiDiuist, mel meo Ssseiirns buDOs Dolgi Dozen m.b
BAN iremfor eiuet VI en- bam. 9ou5 enc Grin gatt.b,
fla fai ON benbe, msoens ban nsb ben onb,n issi. at
1eIbe fig oppe.
N2en arbeiSet mob gsIserne par nu umulist; bDr
q fafsbe BAN narmere os narmers inc mob alippsrns
msb bans gprbe.
sDrei MI og boIO Iise neb. faa mar QUART ON gam
ION m%uIis!... @et faa!"
geo Dreinimsen ft gaaben en- forsset Gart.
Neb fat grm sreb garolus 1ouset, os unSer en-
,arm BON til Cub faitebe ban bet.
st Opbi Sut git oUer bans eabn, % ifrar sftr ct
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