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The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17
FOR THE PHoNoaRAPHs
lineage Man Who Makes $50 a Da,
by Stretching His Lungs.

chicago Man Who Makes $50 a Dai
by Stretching His Lungs.
Away out In the extreme northwest
IN part Of the city, e the milwaukee,
Railroad tracks, Silas Leachman put
n four or Ave hours every day sing
ng at the top Of his lungs, though moi
soul is in hearing but his wife. Wher
lie gets tired of singing he varies thu
proceedings by preaching a negro ser
non, or gives an imitation Of an Irish
wake. and altogether conducts himself
n a way that would lead the neighbour
% consider him a fit subject for a lun
Iitic asylum-if there were any neigh
5ors, but there are not. This Ia tn,
lrery reason Mr.. Leachman chose thu
onely spot for his residence. No ont
ever goes out there to hear him sing
and yet he Is getting rich at It HI
earns something over $50 every day
though he never sees n Of his audi
ors. Mr.. Leachman sings for phono
graphs, and as he has a monopoly OF
he business in the West, he contrives
10 keep busy, and has eve been heard
10 express a wish that he were twins
He has better protection In his monop
sly than a copyright or an Injunction
,r unlimited legal talent could afford
Nature gave him the peculiar qualitiei
that enable him to reproduce his vote,
perfectly on the wax cylinders Hun
ireds of persons have attempted Il
break in on his profitable monopoly
but the results of their efforts put ar
sffectual stop to their attempts. And
70 Mr.. Leachman goes IN enjoying thu
monopoly and reaping the profits there
VI.
There are four other men in the Easi
hat also do work for the photograph
but while they have to have a man te
play the piano while they sing. another
10 make the announcement, another Il
change the cylinders. and a fourth u
keep the machines In order. Mr.. Leach
mar is the entire show In himself
-fthermore, he can give ar unlimited
humber of approximations. while thu
other four men are limited to a few
specialties each. He sings ballads
negro melodies and Irish, Chinese and
Dutch dialect songs. He plays his own
accompaniment on the piano and stakea
care Of the machines. He prepares
three records" as the wax cylinders
are called, at one time. To do this three
monographs are placed near the plano
with the horns at one side pointing
away from the keyboard It an angle
Of As degrees. The horns have to lie
placed very carefully, for a fifth of ar
Inch makes o great difference In tn,
zone the cylinders win reproduce.
When the horns have been adjusted
exactly right Mr.. Leachman seats him,
self at the piano and, turning his head
away w his right shoulder. begins
to sing as loud a he can, and that Is
pretty loud, for he is a man of powerful
physique, and has been practicing loud
singing for four years. He has been
doing this work until his thoat has be-
come calloused SO that he no longer be.
comes exhausted after singing a short
time. As soon as he has finished one
song he slips on the wax cylinders,
puts on three fresh ones without leav-
ing his seat, and goes right on singing
until passing train compels him 10
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17

The use Of potatoes as penholders !.
becoming general In hotels. -T9p TAX;
ture Of starch, glucose and water In the
potato seems well adapted to take up
the impurities of Ink. and to keep the
pen point clear and bright, while the
Rlkaloid Of the potato known as So
lanine. doubtless has something to do
with 1t In the same line. These ele-
ments readily take up the tannate Of
Iron, which is the body substance of
Ink. Chemically speaking. starch is the
first base Of a potato. and sugar or
glucose is Its second base. Thus is the
humble potato finding another way II
which to serve the uses of mankind.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17

General Martinez Campos, who is IN
command of the Spanish forces in Cuba,
has been for twenty-eight years a leading
Spanish soldier and statesman. he was
an adherent of Sagasta, and had very
considerable influence in the army. Since
1870, when he became minister of war
and president Of the council, he has been
conspicuous in the politics of Spain, al
though not always In Office. His sword
has won for him his prominent position
In Spain. The only office he owes to
politics Is that Of marshal. The Carlist
and Cuban campaigns bear ample witness
to his prowess In the field. General Cam
pos Is a sturdy. swarthy complexioned
Epaniard, about fifty-fve years old and of
medium height. He is energetic and per-
.severing and smokes necessarily. His
system Of ~conquering has been simple.
but effective. and has demonstrated that
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17
Gable sparks.

ServiA is rapidly nearing bankruptcy
in her needless extravaganza, court
festivities being given on a wild unpre-
cedented scale.
Upon bail furnished by Lord Doug
las, Of Hawick, Oldest son Of the Mar
quis of Queensberry, and Rev. s. d.
Headlan, Oscar Wilde was released
from Jail at London.
The Primitive Methodist Conference
at Dudley, Eng, formally expelled
from the ministry Rev. Jonathan Bell,
the betrayer of Emily Hall, who died
in a Detroit hospital. 4
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17
On steamere.

A new self-recording indicator,
marking mechanically every order sig
nailed from the bridge Of a steamer
to the engine-room, consists of q drum,
which ~revolves nee in twelve hours,
around which is placed a chart, con
taining a column for each word OF
command on the indicator In use, and
ruled to show the fraction of a min,
ute. When the order Is given. 1t ID
marked at one on the chart The In.
strument does away with the posi-.
hility OF conflicting evidence between
the captain and engineer In case Of
y,cidenta
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17

The imports Of tea into London dur
ing tvs months were $685. $50 pounds
China, i0.B10,3oo Indian, l3.OOo,0T
Ceyfon and sS6,0o0 pounds stkss
growths, making comparison with 1ss
against b.324.e50 pounds China. n
$4,000 pounds Indian, 13.691,4N
pounds Ceylcn and $685. 800 pounds 9th
er growths. The total Of all kinds fo
1895 was 41.762,950 pounds. agains
Il. 643, $50 pounds in 1904, with stock
on hand March 1 o.. 1885, $50 pounds ant
es,700.00o pounds respectively 1895 and
1904
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17

where yOu
that plan
Amusement
I%mrrouniiu
within The
denly out
surprised Il
lty and the
least impor
10 any surf
dnnart tbs
put ofiriat
mant. Yol
bellows thu
,,-o,ch; N ,
ii In mi
believed, :
,nrrorndip,
dartaLiny
besweatinu
ever knew a,
Who was ION
rnm inc clos
aid me worb
AZ noaaihle !
nrdnriats ,yb,
5aad VII, Ala
Iheir lahnrs
iham " II
have mo. Il
called 10
home orr
mr. where III
nanionshins
that m Mac,
,tartiny 6oirt
enter tbe barh
niiiubt comes
sbat o,,r claar
,lgbt mort
Word tbe n.
,rstrv .rJ ecr
,wn' what dc
Iwo rooms and
nYtbem. one rr
ia nrenaration
MARI Won va
m;tb +birtv roo,
and a~tatnett.d
the min;mnm
not ha harry
rooms vnnIIi n
oot there. HI
fion Of a GOOD
~gloriously v
agomanS mo
she Loved vou,
cal woman |
10 earn a Iivino
avery man'sTf,
fortune and VI
inc aronmi the
nbout how s
ried her I
sands Of men
ia hecause IN,
never cot over
yvife nronosed
Tics ~ nroian
| die Il adj.
Wesley the ,na,
| domestic unha
| dared him ali q,
in bis nmlnit in
niaine5 to the
| charged with q,
eycent drnnEen I
IN The bacE ns
nJohn Won K,
piobt 'Tbsn
| ga The cataI,
man mnrries hs
and II ia more
! Won s;Y n
,atter Io6k ont
word In ner1
| nigh. Better "a
rate yourself t
"Come up" II
the world will
/ had thinowbnn
| idea OF himself
| speech Ballant
could not set NJ
had not enough
Remember that
| you near 5000 !
and unless som
some internal e
will probably l.
| Nter you are det
| Word the next
| DOING something
and Syourself I
| sons beroya fort,
,ixteen ve3ts Of
| RomnIus +
whitaaald H.
twent v-sev
| R s, at nirt
feaf tbeir Wine
oest STROKES NON
trntb ar aoaSnst
reach the meridi,
sometbino 10 tur,
T., T6ere is
If man that eve
Man havs had
iuek. Butinstea
| has crowdsd INV
never a~ecomplish
yonr work on the
and SION at the I
onit. The great
of ths next cent
half an hour /
worked Mt leae
have onit, Up
70 wo1t twelve h.
main on the low lie
nroloneed humdrr
Wor5 the neYt.
small mart Of
aarth f.ess than ,
with YOUR WHO'S i
whsn comnared vii
noe tbers are moi
peonie in this wo,
yerv few neo8le in
ThsmaioritJof m.
fore thirtv. Nov,
a coneidara,{on /
univ for a IiLjey
moral pluek IN
InInstices and
enthesis between
GOOD thing to get .
side m marhle ia
,ef 6yed nm forth,
stretch ont ini,
tha rnarhIa siab
Nashvilla ana Ne
wara wsted mn
and tolJ wa m.
1ome distance.
Bnt wa soon
that while IN,
snana of tba bri
ihere was a spar
eonld moi hut IN
been In possibIIti
starts on 4 long bl
mac the dst span
bnt what II farther
bridge that ia all
then? In one .
freshets had carr
man knew that the
come along. So
started up the traC
before he had got
tho wind blew ou
and standing in
came up he threw
motive, crying,
warning was in Ii.
II any OF you by e.
| toward brink or
throw this Gosp
,anear. Ntoni 3
ieathi Young m
many anyironmel
.whhe get YOUR W
Some one Gagged
md Kent him 81
eut OF II. Releas
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17

stop for a short time. In the four years
he has been IN the business he has
made nearly 100000 records. So great
Is the demand for them that he cannot
fill his orders. 1t is such exceedingly
hard work that he cannot sing more
than four hours a day. He gets 81
cents for every cylinder he prepares.
He has q repertoire Of APO pieces. and
his work is put on the market under n
score Of names He has a remark
able memory, and after once hearing a
song cannot only repeat the words and
music correctly, but he al initiate ex-
cellently the voice and expression O
the singer.-Chicago Tribune.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17

FLAG THAT CUSTER DIED ron.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17

he had a genius for a He would suS
round his enemies, whether Carlists, Cu
bans, democrats or intransigentes, wiu
an imposing force. Then with gres
coolness he would quietly tell his foet
that they had better give in. OF course
they could fight and cause loss Of mel
and great expense. But they were sur
to lose IN the end. And these argument
were generally effective. His alleged .,
der to his commanders in Cuba in 1877
to shoot all prisoners Of war was officially
denied, but at the time 1t was pretty gen
orally believed that he had issued susi
an order. The Spanish Government h
1873 granted him $25,00O,O00 to carry OIL
the war against the Cuban insurgents
In June Of that year he made his tn
umphal entry into Havana. After hos
tilities had terminated he was selected
to represent Spain In the negotiation
with Morocco.
The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17

The Herreshoffs, of Bristol, R. l.,
have put ~ II bid to build six torpedo
boats for the Spanish Government.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-26
164

ri iioite Gang ioa BAN, iyntes ban life at 9igre no9et 5or:
log pan at fly, % ban tunOe neppe baue giort ct Gar buns
oreoe Strlot, fr 6Iammerne for ouer Steoet. URsn par oa
bans Ben aIoeIe5 fortGreoe brRnote til 4fe2 - Den
9amle GrGppers mosre, uisne og ~iOrtsrrsoe 2e9eme gap oenne
6Ormooning RtmcN8beo, o9 ri ~be9Dnote for Nluor at fRts
2b bertiI, oa ri paa in9en anoen Maa6e tunoe fortlare, at
ri Sntet fanot.
$ nOgts GebIitte iao ri pore Saoter un6er Snoapoetien
at b~sipnOeru8e 6OIsLier os uSen at uerIe ct Orb. gi uu0ers
isste ben iOrte 6Iaoe runot Omtrtng; tbi 0tSgeu btnOreoe %
lite Iensere beri. qau bsnne SIas5 qrarie er Der nemIig
tn9en @rG5tsru, O9 be tOrre gIOmfterfttIte par uO6rRnote
iaa burtis iOm Gin, iaa at Der M 9net par titbags, JON
tunbe fOraaria9s RSg. 9tbeu par Opitaaet og bsnbset ct
0iebIit. 81 tunoe tposIig f, 9uao Der Iuu pua 9orben men
Der funOtes 9ntet, fom Ii9nsOs eeuniulsrue at ct m~ennetsGgt
2e9enls.
"Sn8entin8, ia8Oe garep % bros ct bp6t Gut; "~itattsts
9amIe Ru6e, ben foroomte so bar 6rRnot BAN til 2fe -
Ben Og at. Der cr life iaa msget iJen al 5am, at man
bermeO tunOe fpIoe en- Iobat5pi6e."
"6uaO er Der itte2" iuare0e en- Stemuts, iom 1T os teaae
til at fare iommen, LEGION bet par Jtubes aano, Der tittalte
os - ser Der ttte9" sientO9 Stemn:u, Ser ignte5 at tomme
ira 3Oroen unoer pore 6oO6sr. Ger er NOT i8ien al gamls
gtube til at igIoc NtaDen paa 9sfsen Der, og tran8t NOT er
bet til. III, ig er n1iten tuaIt. ON mig gabben bin, BID,
Og biaIp mig uo al Oenue Sable.
I'll Dor 6UrbauisIie 6tsu Ssiislens ne6bangsnOs Sub bqs
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-26
SO

at ic Ian9t foru0 men nj itpreOe, iau goOt ri tuu0e, benimoo
Bet Stco, buOr ri iiOit baupe Jet Gropperen, % buor ri MI
penteoe at fiuoe bans 2euninser.
Ga ri narmeoe os SteOet, faI6t pore 0ne paa en- mort
Ma8ie, Tom Iaa paa SIetten, % par ntsget itsrrs emo 2t9es
met al en- afanb. 81 tunOe lite uoiinbs, buaO bet par, fpr
ri ur faa Sfriot berira, % ieIu oa par bet itte let at anage
bet for BET Osoe 2e8eme at en- gsfel, builtet oct bog uireli9
par. Oct par bet SilOt, JON Grapperen bauOe fRIOet. Oct
laa Der, iom bet par fabt - iuaIeoes iol osie 8gr as
minoeligbso fuIOsr paa 8rpfet, meO gensns riot uotratte
O9 De putleoe StuIore opao. 81 tunOe ie, at ben ~uIptteIi9e
Mano neiten par bIeuen fGrotg meO at 1lu bet; tt Suoen,
belt Ian9s 9tp3raoen, uar bIeuen ifIt fra 9tggseu % Sioerne,
o9 meo 6isOlioen uenOt opaO, trRn9te ben MI til SOrOen, iaa
at BEN ifuIte ben Iauere SaIuOsG al goislsn. Den belle
Sperlaoe ina MI f~ortu0et no.
Uten buor par Sagegens 2~eUuinser2 De par life til at
opoage ~gtarbeOcn al Steoet. 9tS9en par truttet iouuiOt
bort, at ri tunOe ie Sorbeu nO9Ic ~bunOreOe alen omtrtng, O9
ieIu GicnitauOe al u~betpoeti9 StsrreIie tunoe bemGrte5 paa
ben III ns9ne SpcriIaoe; men Der par tntet at ie. Dog 10,
ell Masie laa ueO Chen al 0pret Os tiltrat fig fOr ct 9es
bit Dor SpmGrtlom5eo; men 6a ri uRrmere ~un0eriOste ben,
iaa ri, at bet par @oifeIcn5 lRuue O9 SnbuOIbe, iOm uar iorte
o9 baIu forbrGuOtc.
Suor par gtube5 9su? gar ban Iobet bort Oerra Os buff
let unocr auOstfeos?
81 laa ben til 9loen, iOu enonu raie0e fiernt paa SIetten.
Men ui, oct par life muIist, at ban par Fpstst bib tBt oa
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-26

pet tueiret al en- uipnIig 9aano, o8 t9ieanem ct Sui Gurtt3
Sioe TOM ben seIsie Grapper8 ue~IbetenOte Aud1t tli0He.
Ser par no8et ia aOmtt bette 1pn, at bet BRACE boaOe
Gareg % mig til at brgoe no en- tonouIituiit 2o'ter. Zen
unge lrapper IugOe fig ttIbage GaOIen for rel at give Den
frjt COB, % bans Ipoett8s GtO98rIottsr, ]unoerltoen oibcuOt
al utloe GtroaI, ft uors 6sits til at oauis uuoH %, ltgeiom
be frp9teoe ct &niaIo at 3u0tansrne.
S gs8pn0eIien tun0e ieg opoa8e ct betgouinl5utot mi.
omtrin8 0ube5 tpnbe 2abr; men bet foriuauOt mart. ca
2atteren bIeU ham for Iunguurig.
"5Orbauos ben Cater, " raabts ban tlNof; Tom, 8ia,
Gut, tag fat BET % biGIp mig ub, eQer ogiao maa ieJ sraOle
ub feIU. Oct ~fOrOsmts 9uI e lite fao fort, iom oa I9 trs6
tn0. Saa for BOtter, UtuuO, itpub big, ig sr ueteu baIUs
itegt."
Garep ipran9 MI no al 6eiteu, O9 iet ban tOg fat fin
Samerat no "%9abberne, " trat ban bam 10 at bet bc'pICers
Ii9c StiuI. Dten ben gomIs Irappers S~tittslis, 0a ban
itoo Der opreiit - roo, rDgenoe Og tiliost - uor iaa oUers
0entIt8 tOmiif at Gareg O8 i5 t3ien mautte gUe otter for ct
Gattsrauialn, fom uareoe here Utinuter.
ga 5ube eubeltg par bIeUen befrist for fin u5etuemme
Stiling, brso ban fig It:e vingsite Utaaoe ON Dor 2gfis'
beo; nrsn efter at bare b0iet fig uO og frentaget ben Iauge
GfeI fra bet Geo moer 6uoei, bUOr BAN bauos itult cen,
unOeriSgts ban O~m5pg9eta, ON ben par tOmmsu tlfta6e, %
Ia8Oe ben oerPaa iOrigtis paa gOfsen3 6oru. IlFOf
trat Ian in Bone al Bette; O9 fortiatte rolig meo at Ela
gsfteIen, LEGION Sntst boUoe i~Orfgrret BAN bette arbsOe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-26
Yaa &rigsitien.
Ojcmon al &optciu @apue Reil

seq twoe minceS mango 4reuer berpuu, % iss maa till
"o, at IN 6oIelle Ig Nenitab par opltaaet melsm mig %
'nne 6~rgnOcrltse Manb.
"@"en @orey % 9tube par Goan0et euonu itGrtsrs. st
""9' % 0ootlleII9t &NmeratitOb - iamnenIeueoe aur, fuIOe
u $'""9lIcr % 0arer - I9e &anter Os It9e Saner - itiont
"D"I" @n.G9 o9 Saratter IaapeI ON NIoeren par tenmeIig
~"s alt bette baube forenet De 80 ct fat 8enitabsiOrs
Yu"'' nor at BRUCE bereS cset ~bctegneOe llotrgt, iaa uGr be
NO'"t' 'alt til b~inanocu. Oct par Ocrfor iuet llnOer, at
" S'', 90OrmeO ben un9e Groppcr b~etra9tcOe ben iortc
0t'' var tuIOt al ubeitriueIi9 Smerte.
"oo9 'o'9iuIOe uorOab b~eiuareOe ig lite; til Bua6 tunbe
~ u" N9e? Seq tnnOe life bgoc BAN nOsen Er5t, men iGIs
"o' {oorcr Ii8eiaaucI iom ban.
'|E ct G'ebIlt5 EOusDeO ueObIeu ban meO en- Stcmue,
"" 'o0u l~IGlueOe al Smertc: Som, Gamerat, bet nptter
"' "0Jt at grGOe Joni to samIc GjGrn9cr." S8 neb jim
''' oN8r borttprreOe ban Gaarerne, Ii9ciom ban itannreOe
wy 'otE 0enr. CAB o8 ie cfter bans Ben - bcriom Der er
tm"
" gut til pore 6ete, tete8 benz Os REQ ben OOer ben
,~"''' fr@rte. 0eitcnc5 6OOe latte ben iamm:nfaIOne Wife
,~~'@Je'IG % 3yrene iteileoe, naar DC bcoe, bpiOe Gmner
~ 0N'rn9. as8en imerteOe pore 0ine O8 binoreoe O5 ira
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-26

Stan9er. s ct anbet Stun ait oisie
slenrem en- RaI,ine, Tom bug benz pp
! rnnoe Stptter, fGrbise til at eaa /
Den Waltlne, iom fainter benz. 9iliioit
olltfs le9, bpOrleOes be cnoeli9 bliuer
'1ro'9e til at gao Gun8sn. &c runoe
Stptterne GItes BET op / en- Nafine,
l'9eiom &Orn / en- Meae, % brpsieoe
no, 'om fulbt faroi8e 4ense, / en-
aos'e, IOm itOo uuter; Oerpaa tomtes
DC | en- 3riaebgr % triaeOes bort til
Oct JtIm, boOr be tR0c8. G]GQin0eu
'0re8aar oJiaa peb 6jRlp al Maitmc.
Seq trntte oeO mig ietu: set ulaa ppre
IrlltcnSs ior oi5ie Mnno, ium 8aar
Der % saoer / 4en9e belle Qa9eu, o.
bog life iaar mere emo lin lille 3uolgn.
Sloen beiD9te jeg The Mining Blu
reau. Qette er ugiaa en- interesiaut
Coming, boueoiageIi8 al alitenz sae
taller pg Molm.
Ser finoes en- Mtobsl at ben y
@ulotlump / @erosn; ben bar irI.1
Napnet: zen peltomne @aloflump";
tbt ben bleo Iunoen ueo ct 3ilfGtoe al
en- Iatti8 % npolioeuoe Wano / SaCos
rat, Slctoria, GuItralieu. Gen ueieoe
2,l66 un5sr O9 a prro $41,S82.
Wooeuer al 8eroens fo5telioite 81.
antanter bar oaiaa at ie. Gen GoleIte
0lamant er bicmme / Gnglauo, lea fan
ttte Ii9e for ollt. ettten Bet ct 3ronnino
SIctoria eaer uU9en anoeu 6pibco, ION
er ben Iptteli9e Gier. Den ~oaroirtte8
til cit MiIiOn QoIars. 3 stDrrelIe
p9 9fuRooel er Den Umtreut Tom en-
SpIpoaler.
ga je8 b~etrn9te0e oisie, fum lea iii
at erinore, bpao Spneu Ia0oe, oa Bun
ionot Ell Claimant / snnoct: "Gi!aio
bet bar ct SDstorn!" ia BUN.
S SomIu8en bar o9iaa nOgle Mtc.
teorItptter. Oct merteIigite of oisic
par Ell flor SernbtOf, ialOeu ira 6lms
len for omtrent 100 2lor lioen o. fuu.
ben / IlaIfa. Soooonne Meteorer oil
altlo bore en- @aaoe for SioenItoben.
Vt DC tan ifriue ii9 fra Dor eQen &looe,
ier urimeli9t NOT no; men life minore
urtmeligt fer bet no, at De Ital fommc
fra andre &lUoer - o. at Stene, eIer
Sernblotte, centnertunge, Ifal tunne
Iorrue Jig al Stpuet / 9uiten, Iom
gto9le pil paaitaa. faar man pcl better
life tro. Dten bporira fomnler be?
Sab os iise, hi life ueb bet, iaa lpuer
hi life.
Gusan9 biemme i 9torge iaa lea en-
Wteteor faloe. Oct bar tiolia en- Ntors
gen, fpr 8a9srh ies gift pua 8ejen til
9aurplg. SIuoielis fit ie9 Gsre en- be-
~ipnoerIi9 buincnoe Qpo, % itrar uuls
itraaleoeS ie9 al ct Itertt 9vs. ga jeg
iaa up, iaa ie9 Ell flor stsoenoe @iens
itnno plgic 2uften meO 9pnets Surt 4.
beo, o~rn9enoc, ium ie8 ipntes. en- lang,
ilorpo 8aIe eiter fig. Oct sit i 9fets
ming al ct tpit 6ielo - Der tpnote in
Ii8eiom Ell Sol, Der itrar Iutuepe, oQ
ieg bprte ligeiom ct fierut 8nuouIfuo;
Mteteoren erplooereoe naturli9ui8 MOB
5ieloet.
Ser iaa ieg u9iaa ro9le Wumier, be
Iaotalote GoItec'W umier; 3isie bleo
iurone / Ell 6ule / Nciu Otcrico for
no9le Gar iioen. Set er M1ano, Sus
itrn % 2 Spru. 8e Ii09er iammens
trpbne, iom ont DC irps; 8prnenc lio.
ger imeIcm. SOnen boloer fine 6pnz
Der presieoe op MOB Auiigtet. Sfinoet
CT ligeipm tGrfet III 8eueuc. Roalc
&citer al oercs &lnoer bnuger ogiou
paa ben. Sonen bar aft fit 6aar i
Seb0lo; bet er rauniprt. 9e bar maas
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-26

Oct er moerIist, at 2e9emer fan iaas
lsoes tBrte iammsu, uoen at aaa / 5or.
%raaonslIe; Iono IpuIigois er bet en- iar,
esen 2uftart, eQer Spre / Soroeu, Tom
0oer in SnoFpoeIie i 1se 3itiEloer.
Dfan9e bar ben ~fsita9tige Msuin8 ON
Sa9en, at 6UrfsueIien af ct tiootigt
2e9ene bar fin @ruilo beri, at bet Ct
bermstiit iOruaret, meO andre Cro, at
gluten CT aioeles uocItrugt oerira; men
lom ia9t, er bette ieilagtt3t; til mat
bar fuHoet Ytumier / 6uIer, bpoy SUI
ten bar bavt fuio Noaang til benz.
Gn WoOel al ben bcticuote "Roiettas
Stenen" oar O9inu at ie ber. 0cnne
merteli9e Sten eler rettere iaot Steus
table, blcu iunoeu / en- 4pramioe /
sGgDpten, / 2lar 1899. Zen bar en-
5nifrlption / 3 iO~ritieai9e Sprog: Sies
ro8IDpbiit, SDriif o. @rpT, % FAR
seret Ne9Ien til at Igie DC o~iouuoers
'i9e 9iero9lppbsr, elIer @ammrlp9pptis
lie Striitte9n, S]nitriptiOncu er ct
Gecret, uoIteot ueo Song 4totemD Cpl
pbanes's 9ronbeIti9elle / 9loret 1913
Ibr Gbriiti 6poiel, O9 bar altiaa li9set
Itinlt / oUer 1000 Gar. Ori0inalen
]opbeuare8 : bet tongeli9e Muieum i
2ouoor.
Seq ital M iortnQe ON nogle rare
9tenneiter, Tom ie9 Iaa paa ANDRE
5remItlain9er. 9i3ie BAR neu1li9 tps
leuenoe @tenneiter. Der bar Ell Mtano,
ION in8cn Nrmc bapoe, men ban bite
o5, bOorleoes ban tunoe BRUCE fine
6oooer, li8eiom ON be bar 0Gnoer.
"6orlt", 'a9oe ban, "lnb mig uiic Goer,
boorleoes jc8 ~itriUer mine ajarligbeo5s
breeze. 6an tOQ III Iin 8en meuem 2
1Ger % itreO baaoe fort % peut. ser
pao oiIte ban %, bUOrleOe3 tan bar Ii3
40, naar ban iptite. Mteo fGrite Set
6co baanOtereoe Ian fit Spiieitel, %
icrte Mao % 8rltte til Mtunoeu meO
i'm JOb.
Oct merteli9Ite bar bog at ie, buors
leoes ban barbereoe fig. Set fer 10
for andre, iOm ON bet ituloe uare en-
plat umuli9beo at ta9e 8a9etuipeu mco
6oOen o8 rage NuIi9tet - 9jsr Bet
life? Weu for oenne Mano 9if BET
nptlaa let.
"a ban bar farolg meo fine Sore
pI8nin9er, ia9oe ban: "Nu, mine
9:eoe 3ilItucre, itat ieg iise GOer ell
Gtn8 - s fer, at ic9 bar 50boer; men
ln9en Irnte, MI oel - men fer g, at
ie9 er i"orlouet meo en- oatter 8i9e, iom
bar Nrme, men in9en 5Dboer; MI bel,
naar ot blir 9iite, iaa bGrer ieg benoe
paa RD99en, % iaa er pi 10 ct iulot
Wteuueife tit 1mmen." Gn alminoelig
Cater opitOo blauot Tjlituerne.
gn ancen ManO, Der irempilte fig,
buuce 3 6gooer; to al oi5ie bru8te ban,
meoens bet treble, Der bar nolet for.
tere % oe3ere, bang Ueo Chen; men
oa ban bar en- Gmaagut, f~ortlnreoe
ban, iaa ipran8 ban ON poa ale 3
6pooerne. 6Or at OUerbeulie % ON,
at Der life bar no9en 6umbug peo bet
- lo0 blOtteoe ban line 6o6oer, %
bpo enboer, Der MATTE tOjUle, at tomms
op poa 9lat'ormen % unoericg, bam;
ie9 gift op % 8juroe iaa - % i2not
BET at bore 8anIte noturligt.
Sislqe buao ban ielu pnoItOo, itat
ban prre bet eneite Menneite / &erocn,
Ser leper mnoer oenne 8eIfaff uDeo.
2Ueuoe MeuueIter. Der sjoroe 8rou
pao at bore De itGrIte / 8eroen, trent
oiite fig tiIige. Set oar cit Out % Ell
GiJe; bun bar s SOB b0i og ban 8
SOB; BUN bar fsot i O5lo; ban BAR
&tneier.
Seq, for NIT 8eotommenoe, er juIt