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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
"speed the Parting Guest

Frank Wells returned Saturday to
Springfield, Mass, after a few days
STAY al his home here. Miss Katherine
Austin returned Wednesday to her
home in Boston, Mass, after a
fortnight's visit with her
brother. I. A. Austin. Mrs.
Rosa Carroll left Saturday for her
home in North Walpole, N. H., after a
several months stay with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Timothy Shea. Master
Michael Ahern returns to- morrow to his
home in Keene after a five weeks
visit with his grandmother, Mrs.
Eugene Moran. He will be accom-
panied by Miss Nellie Michigan VINO
will spend week there. Miss Maud
Wainwright has returned to her
Middlebury home after visit in town.
j. G. Warren and wife of keene, n.
H.. who have been visiting in town,
returned Saturday to their home ac-
companied by their daughter, Mrs. ID.
Il. Herrick. and two children. KEY.
N. 70. Kron and wife left Monday for
their home in Harlem. n. T., after
visit with John X. Strand and wife,
Mrs. A. NJ. Wright and son left Satur-
day for New York, having spent two
weeks here with her sister. Mrs. l.. j..
Retting. james NJ. Lucas and wife OF
Gardner. Mass. returned home Satur-
day morning having visited at W. II.
Geddis' on their wedding trip. MIR;
and Mrs. in. Hornblower. nurse and
child returned to their home in N. Y.
this week. having spent the summer at
tha brooks house. Miss Edith Smith
rot,rps this week to her home in Win
chester. N. H., after a weeks visit
here with her uncle Miss Minnie
Brooks. who has been the guest OF
Mrs u ID. Whitney for the past few
months. returns this week to her home
in Pen Van. \. Y.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

Little Sherman JENNIE is quite ill. :
Wilson Brown is threatened with
pneumonia. Mrs. Michael Baker
now able to be out after a long and
severe illness. Ed Robinson, who is
working in the town hall, got silver
in his hand Friday, which when re-
moved was found to be as thick as two
toothpicks. R. NJ. Lennox was called
home Monday from Rocky Hill, Conn,
by the serious illness of his wife. -
Miss Mary Rock, who has been en-
ployed at Donnell & Davis millinery
rooms, has been obliged to return to
her Putney home on account of illness.
Clayton Coane is critically ill with
appendicitis. Mrs. James Clune,
who has been very i'll. is improving. =
Arthur Wells is able to be out this
week with the aid of cane, after
having been housed for the past eight
weeks. Elk Gov. Fuller is among the
sick this week and has been threaten
ed with pneumonia. Mrs. p. Moran,
who has been quite i'll for the past
week, is improving. Mrs Isaac Morris
is quite ill.-W. r. Anglers little
daughter is quite sick. Clerk Ed
Williams of the American house has
been i'll several days, threatened with
pneumonia, but is now improving. #.
j. b. Cudworth has been housed all
the week with recurrence of his old
stomach trouble. -Mrs. Nathaniel
Cheney is critically IL.
Warren Walker. who has lately pur-
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
"We1cOmc, Welcome. Do Sing.


Mrs j. S. Wood came from New
York city Tuesday night for visit
with her father, Hon. B. ID. Harris. COL
and Mrs. Richards Bradley arrived
home Wednesday after a weeks visit
in New York city. Mrs. James Chase
of Westminster and Henry Dawley of
Fort College, Colorado, were at Nj. A.
Whitney's over Sunday. Mr.. Dawley
recently made the trip from Colorado
to Westminster on his wheel. Mrs.
Jessie Thayer of Amherst, Mass, is
visiting her parents at the Bliss farm
cottage. Fred Z. Dickinson and wife
returned Saturday from their visit in
New York. A. B. Gale of Harvard,
Mass, was the guest of A. A. Stearns
and wife last week. Mrs. Mary Reiss
and Mrs. Emma Fowler and daughter
Edith, of Meriden, CT, are here visit
ing relatives. Mrs. Sherwin of Orange,
Mass, is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. Cheney. "A. c. Brooks of Pen
Yam, N. Y, was here this week calling
on old friends. Mrs. Clark of Clare
mont, N. H., has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Putnam, this week. -
Moritz Capen of jacksonville, Fla, is
visiting his parents here. j. II.
Chamberlain from indianapolis greets
his old friends here this week George
ID. Lamb of New Haven, Conn, ma
tive of Wilmington and the manufac
turer and contractor for the straps used
by all the letter carriers in the country,
has been in town this week Miss
Alta Haskell from Holyoke is guest
of Mrs. Farley Starr. Mrs. Parker
Farr is a guest at f. o. Fairs. Mrs.
G. W. Russell of New York City ar
rived Tuesday to spend the month of
November at the Brooks house: W. L.
Preston and wife and Mrs. james E.
Hayden of Providence, K. L., have
been there for few days this week as
have also Moses Greenwood and wife
of shburnham. Mass. Manager j. d.
Stevens of the Vermont Live Stock Co.,
who came on to Greenfield from Dako-
ia last week. arrived here this morning
to attend the annual meeting of the
company Mrs. George Walker of
Westminster, is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Ellen Goodrich. Warren Rice and wife
of Bennington are guests at Oscar
Smiths for a few days. Lawyer Chas.
H. Crosby of Boston is in town to at
tend the funeral OF his brother in law,
DR. \ d. Putnam.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of laxative, and if the father
or mother be costiye or bilious, the
most gratifying results follow its use,
SO that it is the best family remed.
known, and every family should have
"A bottle on hand
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

J. Harry Estey and wife will spend
the winter with Gen. Julius j. Estey.-
James Trenholm from the Emerson
house on Forest street to the Hildreth
house on Linden street. Mr.. Casey
moves from the Bowler house on Elm
street to William Martins house on
Elliot street. WIN. Lord has moved
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
s,.,,.men.s Fact and Fancy.

Word has been received tins week
from the hunting party in Maine thai
DIR. Barber and Chas. Dunham mao
each shot buck. W: Pierce,
Fred Cressy and Mr.. Holden wnen
out coon hunting on Mine NOUN
tain Tuesday evening, kliiea IMo
Canadian lynx. Mr.. Pierce VII nav nav
them mounted and placed IN tne VIII ,u
scum at the Retreat. George wiLson
Shot nine grey squirrels and rabbit
WEDNESDAY. w. II. Snow got four
arsys and two cartridges on the noun
tam saturday. Squirrel hunters are re
having great times. Harry Randall
and Warren and Will Miller brought
a. half dozen yesterday, W. ID.
Kinson and David Leahy 6sgged IL
Frank Turner and Fred Gale six,
Herbert Harris and Austin Miller
seven in the West part OF the 'o""'
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

Herrick has gone to Chester
farm,
ystey organ works began last
pine hours time.
unday Republican will illus
graph of E. Apfelbaum.
m Baker broke ground Mon
new cottage on Highland
Femen received their pay from
this week for the past six
Roberts u Co., received one
EEK shipment of IL tons
Brosnahan has broken
a new barn at his Elliot
Sheeter got a bad cash in
at f. l., Parker's shop
morning.
lstees of the Old Ladies'
meeting at DR.. Holton's
ening.
Geo. W. flyer has been
a hospital at Washington.
F0n Is reported to be more
lie trolley cars ran off the
Y central street terminus
lAlng' causing a delay of
'aIrtn of Keene. n. H.,
frost street place to his
man Warren, who takes
4 once.
i0r Mrs. Clusters lecture
e & for the Goth and shewill
'l !, afteronon and evening,
pi hunting and Camp
NJ, Tyler's assignments
courts are as follows |:
S w December 3: Essex.
IS ., Windham, May &c:
September 5.
/, = nasklns and family of
! !, i9Grmerly of Brattleboro,
Greenfield where Mr..
NJ. Henry johnson have
'0llnd and sash manufac-
s,iono He ihto the chapel of
'; in.n i church Friday
p I,o The kitchen, cooked
i i e &C.. and spoiled a
/ v = thought that it is
|. y h 4 have this week
" n, The death of Andrew
I," "ut1cester, Mass. Mr..
\ lily Try lived in town and
d.s gsfe for Leonard q
4 %t ~, occurred Monday
i, and the funeral was
l sp,, ea.luipping freight
b ss sSs'olnatlc. quick ac-
g'~ NM master car builders
hi siI u and will be
1 N.: i-ut cars on
IN a ,I railroad system
'lese new applica-
ribinlF supreme Ecourt
6s nun a few days'of the
: a y 8 by law. Tor a new Sa,v
n 4 M Eugene Frost ct al
ST. aa'le c. Van Doorn
M, ,iot dispute between ,n,
s -. "a of.the petition is
!, found which thew
ID, = The time Of ' The
NJ, sll's : which il IL; i
'''' the result. " Is
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
MISS HOwE,s BERLIN TRIUMpHs.


Comments Of German Crities-Compar.
able Only to Geistcr and Wachtel-
Voice surprising Even the Flute.
Brief dispatches to some OF thu
daily and musical papers have giver
glowing accounts Of Mary Howe's
successful debut at the Royal Opera
house in Berlin. They are more thar
confirmed and the admiration of hei
friends more than justified by the
comments of critics on the ground.
We give translations of few of thu
articles in Berlin papers.
| (From the National Zeitung.)
On Sunday, the goth of October. Mary Howe
| sang Lucia at the Royal Opera and had a most
| brilliant success In the mad scene of the third
act. All without exception joined In the tempest
of applause. The crowd at the ticket Office was
unusually large 1t was said that all the Ameri
be the singer merited her applause. Her Her head
! tones In the highest registers were even sweet
er than the tones of the accompanying flute.
Nothing married the perfect grace and delicacy
of her trills. Since Miss Howe last appearance
here, her art has greatly developed. Her per
sonality is most charming. We must go back
many years TO the time of Gerster and Wachtel
! TO find q performance of Lucia to compare with
1 the one of last Sunday.
(From the Post,)
Mary Howe, an American singer with Il very
winning presence, who has sung in Berlin on
several occasions, is thoroughly finished art.
tist. Her high clear soprano Is SO perfectly
schooled that she finds absolutely no difficulty
In the vlrtuosen passages which are SO numer
GUS in Lucia. The singer showed herself to her
best advantage In the mad scene into which the
human voice Is brought into direct competition
with the flute, for fifty years or more the piece
| dc resistance of all prima donnas. The clear
ness of her technique, her breathing were en-
emplary and her great beauty of tone were
everywhere noticeable. She sang her music
correctly to n fault, with pure, clear and csr-
| rect method, brilliant execution and with warmth
| of feeling. She was called before the curtain
| several times.
(From the Berliner Tageblatt.)
Her mad-scene was masterpiece. Her voice
was as clear as q bell up to high l.. The staccati
passages and the trills In the highest register to
which Miss Howe treated the audience in the
''ilute duo" could not be performed more per
fectly. The crowded house rendered its thanks
10 the singer for this remarkable performance
through storm of applause that called her re-
peatedly before the curtain.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
KEEP THE BOYS
FROM TEMPTATION
: !::::!:!::!! ! 4
By Making Your Home Cosy.

s'There is no place like home,
for the Boys.
Artistic and comfortable furni-
ture should be sought in furnish
ing your home.
A cheap Lounge or Couch is
dear at any price.
And that rickety chair should
never have been purchased.
Call and see our new offerings
in
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
EBORO NEWS COMPANY
| BRATTLEBORO.

EllsHPPly the demand flor the Sou.
|ner Of July 26-SixteenIpages richly
bid beautifully printed about Brat
Price 8 cents per copy, 80 cents per
Der 100. Patrons who wish extra
Ordcr early as the supply is being
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
High school Notes.

Our Putney news contains an ac-
count of the death of Miss Mabel Will
lard of the class of '92.
The Senior Glass Dramatic club re-
hearsed at the high school room Tues
day evening. Those members HAVING
parts in the play met with Miss
Florence Hemenway this afternoon.
The characters in the farce meet with
Miss Edith Greene this evening The
sun dial which has been placed on the
school grounds and which was
described some time ago, is now com
pleted. Miss Margie White, '96, who
has been out of school, has not yet
returned. There are probably more
pupils taking the classical course now
than for several years. Six OF '96, one
of 81 and six of '9S, making total OF
13 who are studying Greek. -Four
members of '96 are studying art his
tory with Miss Houghton as teacher.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

The exhibition of chrysanthemums
by G. Il. Allen, at the chapel of the
Congregational church next week, will
offer rare treat for all lovers OF
flowers.
A large business is being done at
Putney this year in the shipment of
eggs preserved by the Paddock patent
process. One man is said to have made
500, 600 out,of it.
- Mrs. L. p. Carpenter broke her
nose and suffered other injuries last
week Wednesday evening by fall on
the track as she stepped out OF the
Northampton depot door in a dim
light
-Chas. Miner comes to the front as
tho leading horseman Of the town.
He has bought out the shares OF the
others interested in "Charlie M" and
he has also bought Kingbird" of
Ellis Il Co
Gov. elect Griggs of New Jersey
is the president of the Patterson Saw
ings bank, Safety Deposit and Loan
and Trust Co., of which +. r. Allen, a
Brattleboro boy, is treasurer.
IralnmaSter w. +. Iva yof spring
field Road master Clark and Detec-
tive Mahoney of the Boston & Maine
road were in town the latter part Of
last week investigating the train
wrecking attempt described by the
Reformer last week. Their conclusion
was that it was the work of the three
Porter brothers and they got States
Attorney Fits to Use issue warrants
for their arrest, but it was found that
they had fed to Canada taking one of
the night freights. 6H&
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

Exposure to cold damp winds srD; s rsur u
nncunonia unless the system y keP' ~"
IN ~ ,ss,b Wccd's Sarsapsrilla.-adv-
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
CuT.CuT CuT.CUI SMOOTH.

Those Knives for cutting bread and cake,
and for carving. are like 1.-THE Christy" sets
that sell for fancy prices. only we sell q set Of
three for twenty five cents. Don't maggie"
your bread and cake, when for quarter You
can have q set of these Knives. If you never
saw them, you will of course ask to see them
when you come In the store.
Ladies' and gentlemen's Underwear Is now III
season, and we are offering specially low prices
that the presen; stock may make way for 0ther
goods In the Lamp department we are flooded
with bargains. Lamps large and i, small; ana
Boilers in tin and copper in different Size, with
a price so low that you can afford TO excuse your
old one, ami II you buy of us, will hardly miss
the money that the Boiler costs.
Coal Holds as low as the lowest in price. IL is
a great convenience to have two or three HOds,
and they don't wear out when not In use, ana u
really does not cost any more to have three lase
Ten wears and have them all at time, than to
buy one at a time, and have them last only the
ten years.
3. ~ILCox'S
NEW YORK BARGAIN STORES,
~ Main ST., Brattleboro, VT. Columbus Built
ing, Federal ST., Greenfield, Mass.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

the coming years subscription
|aper. magazine or periodical
FOy the Newsman. In nearly
( he can save you money. In
twill save you the bother OF
nd sending your cash. Safer
EB0Ro NEWS COMPANY,
Elliot St., at the sign of the
GOLDEN HAND.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

Warren Walker. who has lately pur-
chased half interest IN the West
Brattleboro meat store has been doing
little quiet canvassing hereabouts.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
Ladies'
Button Boots.

Perhaps you have worn out
those shoes that you bought two
or three months ago, and are
now looking for suitable ones
for cooler weather.
In our stock or ladies' button
boots We are showing a complete
new line. New stock, new styles
and lots or new ideas.
LADIES' BLACK, TAN AND DRAB
0vERGAITERS, 10 CENTS.
! Special sale OF ladies' black,
tan and drab Oyergaiters. These
goods have been retaiIed at from
80 cents to 81. but to clean out
this entire lot we have put the
price at 10 cents. It's too low,
but you won't have to suffer.
This sale is wholly and origin.
ally our own, and We make this
unusual price to clear ont our
present stock and make room
for the new line which We have
received and are now in the
case WaitingtO be shelyed. Look
at our windows. Our display Of
OvergaiterS will be the largest
ever seen in town.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

Continued from 10th page
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08
CORN CURE,

Our chirOpOdist has not arrfy.
ed yet, but while we are waiting
his appearance We offer you the
best corn cure on the market.
Price 10 and 25 cents. mo cure.
no pay"
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-08

tpitbiD supreme Ecouri
! iS ii.i a few days:of the
= d III P. oy law. for a new
aol l5 Eugene Frost ct al
|goe ~ dispute between ,uas Fl
/, bs.n q the petition is i.
Il !, found q which thew
| ssSl. lae time of the
s.T,si' which it is
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05
UNION LUMBER
California Souriit Gar
bio 2, &. s. & y. SIN,

pia %, &. %. Is ". HD.
aigaur buer NarOoa mso 5os &c. . %
lBber uia &, %. 3. ~ T., SeIaS 9aclnc og
Suutberu gaofic Hp's til Gan 5raHeiacO,
Sos GngeIcs co Interchangeable SteOcr /
California. 9rtieu ct fun Sc 90 ior bobbsIt
agieplaOs fra ale Guuitcr HOrOenior Geoar
1ats. Sra ale Sumter ignoenfOr GsOar
falls eette -tee ttobrTuttrt, T5.5U TUr bob
belt apispIaos. Eurit Sppepogu er IN bet
melt popuIGre Miooel Ior Reticn III Galiiors
mia; ben bar pOlitrsbe Spicr, ollie npoosuoie:
S%eng'lGoer os sners aIttH9 bGuoist oer'
tblunot Ell SVgeOun, ber itaar til fri Stibe.
upttelic for ale, JON pnIfcr at tilbereoe fine
Nualtiosr / 8usneu. Strtu Ill lluoerteg.
ueoe oo ian lem tlicuOt en- gamHst meo
ale mriIige Splpsnrnger.
8. Mortor. o. 3. IL I. ",
9a10 Geoor Jiapibs, Soma.
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cpmaaIingen tilcnoebraat.

2e 5orsneos Staters Spits og 9anos
maalings. Selitabs uioenliabeli9r Dp'
mnGlinger paa Sirainiugen fra 6plOen
Gate peo Gan francisco iii @iunoiu'
gen al Chesapeake luuss ben 39te 8rscs
oesrac, CT netpp frroig. moer 9eoslic
at @iItnm GUIDED, Der Tor irrt OPP
Jpn meo grbsioet Iiocu bets RnabcgDli
bslie / 1873.
Scroeus 8loenitabsmauo bar meo
eRngiel ocntct paa 6~nIsenoelien al
oenne Cpmanling. eiterIUm bcrprO be-
Itenmes Screens ngiasti9e 5orm %
ben nttirate 2inielRsuiug for 9Gusoes
9raosrue iiteoetfor be biotil bsuptteoc
apprOrimatipe.
9enne 2iuic pil iGgses iii Grunb
for aft %uitronomrit Grbeibr, / builtet
Der pnites Noiastisbeo. Der oil meO.
saa ct Var, for Ssregninserne fra oenne
SpmaaIins fan fulOisres. o. iprsnO
ben ucbuenoisc StaOiaitelie tnu til'
oeiebrin9ss.
Cpmaalin9sarbeioet bar foitet liot
oper $4,000. 9ets SOuebbeniist er
at %faitilaa Soroens pracisie GOrm,
bpiiten allereoe er beitsmt peo Noros
os Sbolinier; men bette er oct eueite
al lo9en 9%etpouins, buor 5ormaalet
bar pGret Gits os geitlinierns.
Ser sioes to e0er tire az be npros %
lpolige 2inier. &uslanb bar hen lGHa.
lte WtsriSianlinie; ben gaar fra Gortes
babel o9 op til Sibiriens uprbtiaIte
8rGnie. Der ct psiaa en- / Snoien,
opnaalt al ben brittle Eesierins Os
ben nnit lan9Ite, meoens ben treble
bleo bstOitet al England Os 5rantrise
fra bet ~nOrbtisite &untt af etotlauo
% fpoOuer iii be baleariRe Ger.
Sra oisie 2anoe er SorbenS 5orm
bleoeu beItemt, bpao Ruro os Cpl ans
saar; men bet bar pGrst nsooenoist
for en- 5aflaaen al ben atturate Sorm
at itratfe en- ainie oeit os sf.
De 5oreneoe Stater er bet eueIte
Sano, iom bar gerrit5rium not til at
tunre uOfsre ct iaabant Stptfe grbeioe,
% ben bar oa osiaa opmaalt ben itpr,
tie seusrafiite 2inje / 8eroen. 7
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

GutfeL - ssrDsS bstisr0tsisyts for iraVarsasl
SIsst o. gsnusr. OF bet bsbussss Cub I TN gtsbSm a,
~bprtals: Dto Ssotu Dor tiar. gauosr o. euiuu auui
suutisn Cuii,I ben Zoe On. otter IN Irns,rs Gtei
Sps,Iisbte az Earring. S'bso. par fsst paa Saato,r
Rosns pii 9ois, ers.ns Gtift, gtors,. ben lsos aug.
1913, uouaHorsss ureS I'm geauo III am.ti,a { 1869 "a
bo,se IN Sommsr mar Hooohst, aleSsnrp Co., "a,
% fptisbs bTra til @Riuu,iOta. buor BUN par boiat. I'll
TN Gsb. Ssnoss 9tans. 8 ssrr o. 1t sarnsu.barr
~bssras,r sasst Of en- iro 9uhra o. tisrlls gao6r 0,
Sseftmoesr.
On par al S.resu ttS
50 traust, iaart iii SOit,;
Du lrHsteo r,u III Simftn; 5rts.
Spottit eu op Fl. Tie.
CAP fat for 5uas eu sa1
gubutr az os pda 5rretH;
gaa bet bli siDsts Ststt,ia5,
I'll ei forIaser gutsn.
paa Sas.rs % Ss.sns,s 9ssus.
Snats 0aii:t.
sastpiI,, Gasota Co., RinH.
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Scbora.

uust pelbaoenbe i0oiit sgstepar. Be
leueoe lpffelise os tilfrebie iammcn.
De ipntes fun at iienoe ct eneite CABIN
nten bet bar ristisnpt ct Sapn, iom
iteoie siOrSe zig sielbenbe, % eiters
baunSen iOm Iarene sit braste bet ct
oirfeli9t Sfaar ! beres 2ptte. Sur
isbiife Mpore bar bet altio paret en-
5orimabelie at bore barnlss. 9et
bleo ba en- @ieuItano for beres iteoic
mere brGnoenoe gcnner, at Sub pilbe
lfiGnte bent ct Barn. Smiiber blep
oeres ggnner bDrte, % be fit en- Sat
ter, ipm be falbte Sebpra. Ceres
@l9Se bar MI uosn @renier, os beres
Sierte fulot al 9uu os 4ris til Cub;
be lppebe ba psIaa at oporase benbe
til Cubs sgre. Gen lille Bise opreoe
Os uboifleoe zig imutt, iaa bun life
alene umiatteoes af 5urGlbrene meo
ben smmeite aiarlisbeb, men osiaa
mart blep ale beres Clubbing, iom tom
i Soralorenes gus. Barnet piite fla
tiolts / 9eiiooelie af uomerfebe Gpner,
os Spr9lorene forIsmte life at rpbrase
benbe , ben jsbife 3ro % at inbplante
i benbe fit Soils giitp for Seius Of
Rasaretb.
8 Suiet peb Siben al 3ebpras Gor.
albre bOebe en- frilten Samilie, iom Os.
iaa babe cit liben Bise paa benbes
aloer. Meaem @aarosrummene Dor
Der ct 9lanfeuerf, iaa De imaa life funoe
tCrme iammen ucen tilfeloisuis en- ps
unben Sang paa @aben.
Saa benbte bet en- Dag, at 3ebura
lesebe alene ioe / @aarben os iatte iia
paa en- Bent peo Ytaufepsrtet. ga
bsrte bun plucielis Stemmer paa ben
anoen Sibe. 9ebOra lptteoe: "Sibber
bu Der ulene, Suianna, ibas paa bin
ptienbe 5sbielsbas?" asa, Saoer gap
mig iaaban en- beilis BOG; ben iasbe
ban, maatte jes lGie libt ! buer Dag,
iaa bible ies bliue en- COB Yise. Seq
bleu iaa npssierris eftsr at pioe, bpao
Der funoe itaa | Spsen, % berfor ait
jes berneb / %9pitbuiet. buur insen fan
bpre mig, for at leie fprite Sang"
"gieu mao ies life iaa 2Up til at bore
meb % bpre poo, buao bu laier, at jes
oslaa fan bliue spo?" $50, fpm fun,
tiare Sobanne." 8 bet famine fog
Suianna 8osen op % lalte:
"Nu tOs 8ilutus Seius % lob BAN
bubitrpse. 90 Striosmanbene fletteoe
en- &rOne at 1orne % iatte benz paa
bans Soueo % faiteoe ct Iurpurilebe
pm BAN % iusoe: Sil bore big. bu
Ssoerues aUnse! Ss be fog BAN paa
Wiunben. 9a git 8ilatus after ub o.
iasce til benz: &c, jss fcrer Fam bio
no til eoer, at 5 futile pios. at ies fins
Der insen Sfplo hos bam."
"9et er ON Seius oft bette" no.
breo Suianuu, "tant buormsset onot
ban leo for bore Spucer." "Sa",
iparsbe benbes elbre gsninbe, "ban
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05


StenbrDnup. Gn ileloen gesipens
beo timber Steo / bisie Gage, ibet
Saarbtrnser / StisrOalen Often Eiiti
oa Suitru Gne ieirsr fit GtentrpIup;
De bar nemlis uGrst gift i 20 Slar.
San er 90 % BUN 92 glar. De samle
er besse irtife ps RATE, liseium SDu
os Seriel enouu er tiliteoe / iulo Grab.
Som ct &urioium fan anisrss,at Stem,
bruoen iaar beltOg / Slaataanen.
Yarret bar bapt ell 1913 8grn,
bporaf 10 sr iliue. 9sSforuoen teller
SlG9teu ca. 60 Ssrnebprn ps nosle
Sgrnebsrnsbsru.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-05

GeinoomsIals. @aarben 8unoe
/ offer er al Ssrsen Rais sieuuem
Suerrets iasfsrer Sarup Wieibea iolst
til 6. Z. @rimsruo for $4,000 Str.
% SmtOitninser - Splunbssaben Is
er al 6. Slien peb g. u. 8eoerien &
60. iolst til 8arl Gbuaroien for 1867
900 Str. Os Smfoitninser.