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The advocate., 1895-11-20
Buying q Cow.

When q farmer starts out to buy a
cow he boasts that he has no prejudice
about color or form; all he wants is milk
and lots Of it. The COW that swings a
large udder and fills the pail with three
inches of froth at the top is the COW for
him. When the professor starts out to
buy COW he puts on his specs, puts his
Babcock under his arm and goes on a sci
entifO hunt, and as he is after quality
alone he may return with nannygoat.
The dairyman with long experience has
ceased to look for perfection in a COW,
and knows that riding hobbies is ex-
pensive exerise, 60 he tries to follow a
middle or compromise path between
these two extremes with another most
important consideration thrown in.
He knows that the big mixer as a rule
has two faults-she goes dry soon and
her milk has low percentage of fat.
The small mixer generally hangs to her
work through the season, but the me-
dium mixer, half way between the two
extremes, is just as apt to be a long
mixer; he therefore chooses the medium
mixer with good percentage Of fat
with body adapted to long and per-
sistent work. Home and Farm.
The advocate., 1895-11-20

be one Of thrift. What the ration Ia
COMPOSED Of must, to considerable e&-
tent, be determined by the crops grown
on the farm. In all cases, the principal
part Of the ration must be OF materials
grown on the farm. Bran, middlings
and oil meal can often be purchased and
used in connection with other materials,
and especially with the roughness to
make up more complete ration, but
the main dependence for feed must be
Of what the farm produces. 1t is a we'll
settled fact in all feeding, that no one
material supplies the elements of nu-
triton in the right proportion to secure
the best gain at the lowest cost, hence
in nearly all cases variety is essential.
The combination should be such as will
best supply all Of the elements of growth
needed. When they can be secured at
a reasonable price, bran, middlings and
oil meal can often be used to q good ad-
vantage and with profit in the feeding
Of all kinds of stock, but they should
not be depended on alone. Make the
farm supply the greater part OF the feed
and use these to help out.--JOWgqaGJ Of
Agriculture.
The advocate., 1895-11-20

gives u q itlal. Zee tracks are Of the heav
lest steal aud as smooth % Rlass. GtS road
bed Is Stone bAllastOd throughout. It's
equipment is superb. IL was Che Arsb line
ON which Pullman sleeping car was ever
run, the ArSt line 10 adopt dining cars and
the hFst line 10 run free reclining chair
cars, and to-day its solid vestibuled trains,
containing all Of these modern luxuries,
are running through on fast time 10 and
from Union DspOtS In Kansas City, St.LouiS
and Chicago with astonishing regularity
and with exceeding comfort 10 It's ever in
Oressing patrons. If you ever make a trip
in any direction between Kansas City and
Chicago, or Ksnsas City and 50. Louis, or
ST. Louis and Chicago, and fail TO pstronize
the Chicago and Alton, you may be sure
that you have missed al least one oppor-
tunity for increasing your happiness in this
life.
The advocate., 1895-11-20
Among the Ozarks.

''The Land Of Big Red Apples" is an
attractive and interesting book, hand
somely illustrated with views Of South
Missouri scenery, including the famous
Olden fruit farm Of 5000 acres in Howell
county. It pertains bo fruit raising In
that great fruit belt Of America, the
southern slope Of the OZarks, and will
prove Of great value, not only to fruit
growers, but to every Farmer and home
seeker looking for farm and home.
Mailed free. Address, J. q. Lockwood,
Kansas CITY, Mo.
The advocate., 1895-11-20
The HarveY.HOrr Debate.

The Harvey-Horr debate ON the silver
question ls now printed in book form,
making book Of nearly 500 pages, to be
retailed at so cents. We can supply 1t
at that price, or with the Advocate one
year for $1.25.
Mr.. Harvey has assigned his interest
in the book to H. g. Miller and w. j.
Cheney, as trustees, who are to use his
share Of the profits for the promotion
Of education on the money question.
The advocate., 1895-11-20
What Labor Does.

Labor casts so per cent. of the vote.
Labor raises 100 per cent. Of all the
crops.
Labor creates 100 per cent. Of all the
property,
Labor does 100 per cent. OF all useful
things done in the world.
II labor was not ingorant it would
be king, but il is ignorant, SO densely
ignorant that it is bought, bulldozed, or
csioled into voting directly against itself
at every election,
The advocate., 1895-11-20
Feedlng Young Growing Animals.

With all young growing animals any
thing less than full feeding is loss Of
real profit. There must at oil times be
sufficient amount Of food supplied to
maintain a thrifty, vigorous growth;
more than this is wasting food; less than
this is loss Of gain. The most prohta-
bic feeding is that which supplies the
best gain at the lowest cost, and the
more fully this is done, the better is the
opportunity for profit. The ration must
always be- an economical one.
During what may be termed the grow
ing season, good pasturage must be
largely determined upon for the prinoi-
palration, but even with good pasturage,
q sufficiently better gain in proportion
to the amount Of food supplied can be
secured by feeding some kind of grain
in connection with grass. With stock
intended for market, as steers and hogs
Tor meat, it is more important to push
the growth than with colts. Calves
intended for the dairy, and hogs selected
FOR breeding animals, with all Of these
steady growth from birth to maturity,
the feeding Of a ration we'll calculated
to secure good development of bone
and muscle is important. With all
Glasses Of stock, the amount Of the ra-
tion must be largely determined by the
condition Of the animal, which should
The advocate., 1895-11-20
The Small Boys Verdict.

A Boston lad who attends the same
school as does Consuelo Vanderbilt's
young brother, shouted to the latter as
they met after the summer vacation.
"How 'er you, Vanp How do you like
the wedding and the Dukew "Like
itP' said young Vanderbilt, "I'm sick
of the whole businessl And sayl What
do you thlnkP That Duke amt any
bigger than you'll 1 didn't suppose a
full'grown Duke could be a little
chap" But the two American boys
finally agreed that to be an underslzed
Duke wasn't the fellows own fault,
after all.-BostOn Transcript.
The advocate., 1895-11-20

Live stock on the farm furnishes q
profit in several ways. With stock to
feed, there is labor thus to dispose Of
the grain and provender to be converted
into meat and dairy products.
On an average Of ten years the
farmer finds, under proper management,
that he is well paid for his labor, when
sll che by-products Of the stock farm
are taken into account
The net loss to farm in the sale Of
ten acres Of corn in the condensed form
Of about 5000 pounds Of pork is trivial,
compared with the great loss where
500 bushels Of corn are sold-equalizing
seven times the weight ofpork ordinarily
produced, taking no account Of the
varieties Of food the hogs have as a rule,
such as grazing, slops, roots, etc.
Where two-fifths Of the growth Of q
hog is made by grazing, which is gen
orally the wisest policy, it is safe to say
that not to exceed 10 per cent. Of the
gross weight Of the entireis included in
the resultant pork product. In other
words, the farmer who sells his grain
and hay is sending off the farm in a
single year as much substance in bulk as
the stocKman disposes Of in the form of
pork in ten years
Only a moderate demand for hay in
ordinary season prevails, The call for
straw and fodder is much less than that
for hay. Owing to their bulk only few
farmers living near town can afford to
sell the provender and deliver it. Live
stock will convert 1t into profit in the
most economical method. A fair amount
is condensed into salable articles, and
the remainder is ready for use as first
class fertilizer for the soil.
The extremes OF management and
policy on the farms are to be found,
which gives the impression that hand
ling stock is greathardship Too many
animals for the capacity Of farm is the
rule in some cases. Not enough stock |
to keep up lively interest is the other
extreme
Where the most approved and rec
ognlzed practical methods of feeding
are followed, the profit in live stock on
the average stock farm through a series
Of years is always plainly in view. The
greater The intelligence combined with
faithful manual labor, the more evident
is the profit, This will dioLate the use
Of the best stock and the best Of every
thing.
The advocate., 1895-11-20
+$5.OO%
10

. a. II T e 9 R N r a.
Is our Sleeping Car Rate on the PhillipS.Rock
Island Tourist Excursions, from Kansas City
and kindred distant cities on the route Of this
car, to San Francisco and Los Angeles. The
cars have upholstered spring seats, are Pull.
man build and appointment perfect.
You have special manager ON the car all
the way, and excursions run twice . week,
leaving Kansas City every Wednesday running
via Topeka, Wichita, Ft Worth and FL Paso, 20
Los Angeles. q superb Southern route, re.
nowned for its clement weather, low altitude
and complete freedom from snow blockades,
and leaving Kansas City every Friday. rum
ming via the famed Scenic Route ID. & r. G.
r. r. the only line through Salt Lake, to San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Save money by
Eos iaE4g s Enis popular MODE OF STSye Address
A. G. T. & P. A. Topeka. Kan.
JNo. SEBASTIAN, G. P. A., Chicago.
The advocate., 1895-11-20

Thare are longer but no better roads in
this or any other country than the Chicago
q Alton railroad. This line makes per.
m&nonA PATTON Of every traveller Who once
The advocate., 1895-11-20

= a. L. T e Q R IA
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Jet .itiQe, os ri b0rte ct ftartt llbruab, Der lob til os benouer
qraren; nj sientcnOte ale gtubes St.mme. a,tsr teues
sebes 2pet, men MI lanst b~urtisere, og Iission, ON bet beu
ist en- lsc 2tnie ouer qrarien. 81 fuIste bet meo be9iars
Isc Sine, os iaa Bet beuese zig IenSere % IGnsere bort; Os
mine 9eOia9cye iuttebe fig berai til, at Srapprcn buUos
9ienfuuOet Sporet.
0ette bIeu mart ~befraitst al Garsy. buis bsie StitteIie
traaOte frem al Eaagen Os nermeOc Jig til OS. Stiont ri /
Mhsrtet life tunoe iastta9e r~otrpttet bans anf9t, bsmGrs
teoe ri bog uOgst bans @sanerer, bet iasOe rs, at ban
brasts soOe EioenOer.
"Jfute bar funOet Sporet, aapein," iasoe ban mco en-
roIis Stsnmc, oa ban tom BEN til oa. '9an saar bers
benus, buor De ir Stinnet al 9piet; men ri maa itpuoe Os
at isIge eiter, for elers pI ban mart TONNE os %aiipue."
uoen at IpiO: Gicen meO mere Suat, iprans ri Saos
Isrns os res efter Den bIintsnOs Stsrus, Der Ie0sSs Dor gei
oper YrGrien.
Nube par mart ~iuObentet, os ri iaa. at ban trubs StOrs
men bauoe icriuIgt Sporet ct Ianst Stptts - fit 9gs bapos
Fan ~beitpttet fOr Resnen uncer ben fore Som6rero.
Gil SUar paa be utaaise SpSrssmaaI, Der bIeu tsnusnOt
til BAN, iasOs ben samIe Grappsr fun al % til ct "Sah"
men bet par tposIisi, at ban par itoIt al fin Snofst. Gas
req, Der par minOrs ~utiIbOielis til at tiIircOstiae be Npssier'
rise, fortuIts, bporIsoes bans samerat bapoe opoasst Spcs
ret. 9fube bapSe nemlis erinbret ailoea uso Gisiasn, bet
par en- grm at ben, iOm ri peO 9piet bapae feet itiune, ben
sftertGutiomme 1rupper ~iormoosOe, buab Der pife fig at
pGrs ret, at Seltcn piIos itansie Der ior at brittle - ben
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

Sneen bespnote allercoc at iisrne iia |
Mnrts, % i gpril baOoe ui bet peueitc
@anrueir, iom man fuu0e snite iig.
Slantnauneu Tom p9iaa mt9et tiolis
inar. Gnmls Soft flyer, at iaa tiblis
Slaaiaan or bet langr, iioen pi bar
baOt. Sour man fer uoooer Snsoen
fan nan ie 6Olt i fulo Gang meo
SIaattcn. Gntelte sr oiit Ogiaa i9rs
pise; men iaa bar man i9ien asereu.
Suis Der life tomlncr 6roit % poelGss
ger ben, iaa fer bet no til at blipe ct
ooot aornanr. @i bar Der / 8Dsoeu
en- notwithstanding, Tom arbsiosr npt'
iaa 0Oot. Oct or MI ber lom paa ars
0re Stcoer, at Soft gicrre bOloer Jig
til bet @amle, % oritter llot M o9 oa;
men oa bet nj, er tron9ere 3ioer, %
minore al 4enae blouot 5olf, iDues
Def, at bet ituloe bliue bebre.
Gu MISUNDERSTANDING bar Ri psiaa.
2igeIeoeS ct StptterIag; bet bar III en-
ionrt patfer Sane.
Den 17oe Mai pprnnot meb itraa.
lenoe GplItiu. 81. 2 Gitermioong
babe Der iamlct fig Ell bel Musie 6Ult
ueo @anroen Sommerdns. 3erira git
ri / 8rOcesipu uooper Sp9oeu. Chit
terlaget aft ferlt uncer i'm Sane, pers
pua llugoumsforenin9en unoer tit Stag.
SiOIt git Sprnsne uroer fine Smaas
flag, Der fog fig iGroeIes sObt nb. Seo
@aurOcn Goicn itnnbieoe 2Oset. Ser
bleo Der boiot Taler for 3ascn at
8pgoenS 2arere NJ. Il. Soget penotc
MI tilbage til @aurben 6rntanne, bpor
Ser bplOtes Self ON SpGtoen.
&or Brett, Satob g. GreOri6Ien,
itat FDtte berira til 6esre, toOr ban er
uuiat Tom SO9nepreit. Spent 81 faar
i9jen, er enonu unfit.
Otter Sui er 6plgenoe bpoe i Weras
fer: Sens 90. Wiprmo, DIE Sobnien
Merater, @oOsbeitprer 8. s. Cord,
Gnte Su9cbprs 81. Gipaas % &uut g.
Sjulsbaug.
Oct er piit 5lere, iom er ogo Der eis
ter Sui, men ies fan life eriuore 0uu.
nere.
TilIlut maa jes tntfe Ole g. 8atte /
MtappiQe, Storo 9atota, for bans Geu'
belie al "9ecOrab Soften" til min
8eOitefar, Yeber 8. 8cnb. 3iQiae oil
ie9 iise til benz, iom bar Slnst o9
Seuuer / Norse: Seitil "2ecOrab
Soften" for benz. Get er jss iitfer paa,
at S fanr Tat for; tbi en- fort bspre
9nue fan s life ienoe benz.
On penlis Silsnins til "9ecprab
9oiten"s &ebattsr us oens mango 2as
iere. gntbOn g. &pnten.
1erafer, 3bie gu9uit 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

arbcibere. ga nj tunoe bet bGnbe, at
De III itan oeo Chen al b~pernnore o.
fauite lig9e ilag / famine Sens, life no,
gen RerIons gni.sIie par bet oa
9nle pni.
Ser / git bliper Soloaten inofoor.
tsret bOs 9psocrs 9ebosre, % maa
iaaleocs botoe ii1 ielu Soit, nnotaasn
man faar ct 8rso (SOmi8) bper 4Oe
Dag. % / Saalgu ianr man fun so
Ore.
SEQ for min Del bill life ttase oper
9ipet Jon Soloat / en- Rstuirs. Sif.
iert tror ieg, at Strange bar 9oot al at
iaa ionmc 10, babe for at ie ug l9re.
5or en- unscOm / iine traittoIte Nar er
bet bare 9poe Gage. S Elmer gpelie
ON 0ascn fan itIe bare for lause, ba
oct oite or magclise StunOer Osiaa.
GgrIte Garst, man bliper inofalbt til
2pelir, er 2iosu "a Gdge; anoet o.
treble Slaret "a Gage og 6te Garet II
Gage. Oct er ben EpelIe, en- nprIt
Soloat bnr.
Set err M mart 2 Iar, fiben Soans
SOrps III en- ny Gbei nemlig S6srf
@regerien, en- Wnno mso Billie %
arait, % nne mao erfienoe, at ban or
en- oD9ti9 ylano.
Gette 9reu itrioer iee life, ioroi lea
er en- Ben Of bet militGre, men for at
mine 2nnosmpnb berbcrte i amerifa,
be iOm life PLACES af 9rissliuet, Ton
iaa bgre, bporleoes hi bar bet Der
biemme.
s 8tf iaa bet lpienoe no / CONNER.
Bgnoerne Der faar albeles ct aronaar
baaoe paa G9er o. eng, bsriom man
faar bet 9oot / GUS.
@enli9 !Silien til "goIten"s 2GIerc.
en- Sploat.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
Srngtapl I SDoaTrtfa.

G~ru0taolen5 ~itprortet pprenoe lib.
u~itlirg / California bar beoRqet Nr.
Cecil 8bOOes, en- mGstis Wanb / epO.
~airita, til at sjorc cmiaiteroe JOrberes
better til Slulins at Jrust Oernebe i
Ilaoau Mrugoe, at ban fan niitibe re,
gclmaSiise 2aouiuger TT 2OnoOn %
glen gOrf.
8e ilimatiife JOrboIoe / California
o9 Spoairita CT nosenlunoe ems; paa
begsc Steoer er oer en- lau8pari9 iua.
tig 8inter Os en- furtuaris tor Som.
nter, mebens Sorobunosn u9 Gempera.
tureu bar en- ~iOrbauienoe 2i9beb.
&aptoluuien er fuporabet foe iaa.
banue 5rustOarter Tom gppelfner,
9itroner, Sinoruer, Gpritoier, Yea9es
{ Ser Ifener), YlOmmer o. nj. q. Bio.
men er at ienOe Gru9ten meO Damp.
Itibe, buis 2uiternm u~itiotes msO on.
bDorlIf (uanbiri) ammonia.
Gru9toamperues Neiie til 9OnbOn
uiloe meotnge ca. 20 8ase os til Hetr
Yort 80 Sage; men allisepel pilbe
3ranSpOrtationss CmtOtniuserne blipe
minore eno Sernbaneirasten fra Galis
i%ornia.
Soilfenipmbelit Camper fan form.
mes meb De aitjslenbe Gpparater, o.
be, ipm III 9aar i 5rlgtiurt mso ajDo
ira a~nitralien % spOufrtia, fan / Den
uuirtiomme aarstio for S~jsOtrafiten
benpttes til at iGre 6rust til gnslano
os be 5orenebe Stater.
Sc til 5rustoul inrlis esneos 9ants
omraaoer ct ubpre fore. Bare / 9Rrs
beOen al SapitaOen iin6es Der Sunbre.
tuiinper Ncres al iaaoaut 2anO. Nrs
beiOsbialpen er besaoen meset bilis.
VI N"ttlctonipaHl nleo en- &apitdl
paa $1,000, 900 er aQereoe bannet;
5ru9ttrar er fat no / EuIinoois, BET er
life ui~anoipnlist, at auereoe ON ct 9ar
Gar uil Srugt fra aaptolOnieu bliue
Ienot til 0eu gort.
Senne 2rafit oll bog life / nugen
b~etautelis Grab 9aa iueien for Cali.
~iOruiu- 6ru9ten, eiteriOm SpOairitas
CONNER iuarer til Dor 8inter, Os ri
iaaleoes oil iaa os tilienot 5rust bers
ira / Manneocrne Sanuar tl Starts
= ct Siosrum, oa bore Marteoer sr
~temmeIis taruelis iOripuet meb amsris
fnnit 5rI9t. I
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
gaa &rigsitien.
Epuon al Gaptein Napae Tet,.

Som, gutter, is brpoer mig lite ON ben Snat. Seq
bar miitet min Sat. 9por er ben bIepen af2~
"er De piS pua, at bet par en- fort Sat2"
"Sinosn bar pei fsrt ben bort"
"6sr, WtOnieur Suudsnbois votre chapeau grand
- est il perdu? - er ben tabt c'est vrai? PardIeu?
las loups - nIucne bar fort ben bort = ipiit c'est vrai?"
"SoIo Op meO bet frantic SIubosr - bar De tasst min
Sut2"
"Moi2 votre chapeau grand! Rei Monfeur Suader,s
boIs - vraiment ie ne TAI pasl Nei, neil"
'6ar DE tus:t ben, StanfsIO2" ipurste gotani,ersn,
bsnpsnSt til en- seutuder ira Sasftouene, Der bar bette Rapn.
'5OrOpmt ueO Gass Sat! SuaS ftuIoe is sisre meS
&erss Sat? Seq bar min esen, os ben CT not for mig"
"5ar De min Sat, Bill 9lad2"
'sei, - par bet raite Spar, 'fes bebspsr insen anbem
Sat, enc min esen, os ben er lite bsasr iort, u~nbtaaeu en-
laaoan slat ionI beuue."
seq ifaI ise DEM nOset Sad, samIe Gut. De bar mis-
net Ssrss Sat ir, ba De REQ paa Mutansen. Seitsn
Hog ben al 9opspet paa Seu."
VT Sor al gattsr fuI9te paa bette pittise SnSfalS.
vsaH bsrts Suad.nbois taIs ON fin Sat os fine aamera,
Ter lu't lite be melt psIuaIste llotrpt, Os ban psSbIeu at
"s'sFanst paa u'artsR i~Orsjauss lsseups sitr fin table
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
$40
Sumbrero, meoens De andre ipotteos % 10 paa bans Setoits

O4S
Soubrero, nebsns be andre ipotteoe % 10 paa bans getufs
ming.
Seq gap life ~ipnScrlig ast paa mine Solts NRhntcrbsS,
mine Ganfer par teltiGftiseoe mto andre cling. Wiine Cine
par fGfeOe paa BET Ipe Yuntt ineIem Sfperue, iom 0ubs
bapSe uopeset, os ies bauOe ben GIGoe ct bemGrfe, at bet
for bpsrt SiebIit bIep ltorre ps Ipiere. 3fe8nen faIOt enbnu
tGt, men aanten al StpombGnset bGpeoss ~Iangiontt uco ben
siti9e SOr;ont Iigeiom optruttet al en- uiDnIig SaanO.
StuIoe benne Seur1cis %peObIipe. ipIte ies mig ~foruset ON,
at inSen iaa wtiuuter uibe, ~iaaleOes iOm 9tube bauoe fOruos
ia9t, 9uiten after bIiOe tIar, Os Maunen itinns Iiseiom ipr.
l~lnOsrtiOen itirrece ies ben puer prGrien cs Iptteoe; men
insen gpo naaeoe NIT Ore; ies buerten iaa eller bsrtc nOset
til Srappsrne.
Seq ~be9ynote at bIue nosst utaaInOSis, ba ics neb st
~ppOassoe ct 9ps Iaust ube paa Wiarten. Oct iputes at u6s
I~utteS, men ct SisbIit efter ipntes en- Iiosn itabis 6Iamms,
bIintsn6e Zig en- eniOm Stisrne isisnnsm Tesneus b~Iaaastiss
Gage. ROsIe fa Sstunoer iOrbleu bet rOIist, men ba bes
spnpte bet at bepGsc fig. IissiOut ON bet fprtcs Iuut beRuO
Marten.
Der par intet ber,meIsb eSs fuIpt pso bette eniomms 9ys,
fun iOr SuatsnbOis iorbIeu bet en- ucpIst Saacs, os ban
autos bet ioruoOsntIis for ct Fata morsana. De andre,
Der par paasne, ba Rube % garcp git, iutteSe fig let ill., at
bet par Qpiet. ion, Grapperne bar. 81 iaa bet osiaa iHO'
gen Gio beuGse fig fr'm % tiIbase ureSeImesise GirtIer
os 3it;at. 9i iaa Yano itinne iusQem os os 2yist, iom
ON Der par en- Ss, eqr maaite en- Del al 9rarisu, Der par
upriUsmwst al gt'sneu. Gier en- StuuOs 5OgISb itop gy'
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
351

baObe saaet Ianss BEN itensoe StHer ueo RIippsn - tposIis
NOT, ioroi ben nrrnefs Del til 9anbet git runot aIippeH
- og baUbe fuI9t Ten tsrre Steusruno Ige fra Meiaen I'll
Silicon. Gaa StensranSen baube ben saaet ia let, at oens
Soue life bauos efterIaot nOsst IsGrte, iaIiaIo life ct iaas
bant, at bet tunOe ices ueo 6uttelgiet, og berfOr par Sporst
fOr ct 9iebIit tubt; men iaa criuoreoe Gu5e, at Der uar
btSo Grnno runot on, ailOen, buori ban %iormooebe, at 9os
uene uiIOe eiterIaoe opbe WaRrter - for M at finoe benz, bss
bcueoe ban tnn en- Stierm for 2Dist, os BERTH bauoe bam
0uatsnbOi5's fore Sat uaret i~eroeIes tisnIis en- 9aras
pip uiIoe life bare eiort iaa COB gtptie iom ben.
Con, Grappren bauOs ~iormooet. fanots5 Sporene 9ars
iOrosn, Soften baUbs oruttet al SS.u, men irar sftsr forts
it fin pNOe 6lust ueitlis Jietnius ira aIippsn.
SuOrior par ben faret uifeo / @aaopa Bar ben bsusn
ifremt pso no8st2 Gqsr par ben after bIeusn iOritrGttst
usO at iss Sprbsn paa fin Rp32
Seq ipursie Gursp Osrom; tbi ies tunos Il. at ban tisnbts
grunOsn. Dan ipntss at tOue ntso Spavst, snpsIis iasOe
ban meO tpbeIis rpiaie:
Ger isIser uIusipor efhr be anSrt."
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
sra Merafcr, Norae.

ga bet fan ite funbe iuteresiere "9Os
Itsn"S 2aiere at bsre libt fra Meras
fer, ntaa iss bebe ON SLABS for nOsle
2inier. Seir % SinO er ct sammeIt
Samtaleemne, iom nOt life bIiuer no,
lliot, % bette maa p9iua jes bespuOe
meo.
Si III Der | Werater en- tibli9 Saar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
ct Soloatcrbrcp.

% ies iaar bar uaret inbtalSt til
S~aabcnsuelie, ps iaaleoes bar maattet
ereriere paa &itsmpen, en- grerier.
plaos for Spsns 2inies os 9auoeoGrns.
Battalion, pil jes Der iurtaIe, buorls.
oes bet git for fig. us bOOrlebes ie9
lite bet milit9re 2ip.
Smtrius en- Maanebs Glib isr lea
iiuloe relic til guelien, fit ie9 8rep fra
min 6orbelin9sumoeroiicer ON at moOc
paa 8ifsmOen til faitiat Cato, meo.
b~ringeuoe be foriiie0ise Smoati1g.
Nuur iaa ben 9ngen bar iOrbaans
ben. bar bet at lase Jig til baaOe meo
gtiite % manst auoet os iaa at fplse
9ampIflbet til Yif0ren. Gn Moraeu
ST. 0 bar oi ale iamle6e pg blcp ops
ruubte al buer fin 6uroelinssuuoerOi,
iicer, % a Der ba nOsen, iOm bar Iaa
uBelOis life at baue mpot frem, fiji
Nanoen iuie for bet paa en- alpOrlis
Maaoe.
On Wasie @tenneIter bar ba iumIet,
baabe rin9e us rise, fore os imau, /
mango iorilieaige 8ra9ter, % bet ipn'
tee mig meSet unoerIist. Gen 3ursen
ituo en- Eel fl9ote i fine, fUitbare 2res'
Ter, andre oerimob / fine SabmelstlRs
Der / iorifjeIi9e 5aroer; men MOrses
uen bereiter, ba ale bauoe faaet paa FIG
llniiorm, ba bar ale li9e, % oa funoe
man life ta9e no, enten bet bar stu.
bent eIer Gnnfdrer- e[lsr bet nnr SnnS,