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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-10
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

SATURDAY evening. Dec. IL, ther
will be High School oratorical con
test, similar to the one held last year
There will be no State Contest thi
year, due to some disagreement
among the state officers. 1t will b.
remembered that q year ago, the bes
speakers among the girls and the bes
among the boys went as delegates tt
the sub district contest at Luverne
Dec .6, from there the two best went
to the district contest at Mankato
Dec III the two best speakers at tina,
contest spoke at St. Paul Dec. 81
At these contests, in '95, Worthington
received high honors.
Owing to the large number who de.
sire to take part in the local contest
it is found necessary to hold pre-
liminary contest, which will take
place Wednesday evening. At this
preliminary contest, nine of the best
speakers are to be chosen, who will
appear Saturday evening, the order
in which they speak being determin-
ed by lot.
Three judges will be selected by
the contestants, these will decide up
on the esbest speakers. The winners
will receive gold medal for their ef-
fort on5which their names will be- en-
graved, as were the successful ones
last year. These medals are to be
kept by the victors until June when
by the conditions of the gift they are
to be; returned to the school board
and reserved for future contests.
A few of the members of the Jr.
and ST.: classes took a pleasant bob
ride Friday evening. The second
bob-ride on Saturday evening result
ed in two tip.overs at which one of
the past graduate students received
several,injuries which we hope are
not serious.
D. Draper Dayton, a member of the
Senior class, took a pleasant cutter
ride Saturday evening.
Lee Shell is on the sick list. We
hope be will be around again soon.
The 3rd and 7th grades received
the half holiday last Friday, for good
attendance.
Miss Humiston's room held no
school Monday afternoon, due to the
funeral Of James, son of w. I. Humis-
ton. ~
One day, last week, candy was dis
tributed3 quite freely around the
SCHOOL, A young lady in the Jr.
class made 25c. bet that she would
not reach certain grade in examin-
alton. She won the bet.
Last week the Senior class held a
business meeting and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Pres, j. Burr Lud-.
low; p, Russell B. Moberly; Sec.
and Organist, Mary L. Damon; Treas.
Maude B. Forbes; Chief Butler, Robt
r. Smith; Marshal, Lee M. Shell;
Chaplain, David Draper Dayton.
The Sec'y is to purchase a book
and record all proceedings: The con-
duct of the members, original jokes,
etc.
OLYMPIC, Dec. 4, 1896.-Roll. call
with quotations. Russell Moberly
appointed critic.
LITERARY PROGRAM:
Rec.-"The Two Pictures" Jennie
Stoutemyer. Topics, Alma Ander.
son. Rec.-''Zarafi," Maude Forbes.
Rec.-"National Obstruction Defends
Our Virtue," Lee Shell. Debate:
That the Crusades we're a
Source of harm-Aff., Harold Yuttle
and Jessie Kerr; Neg, Rob't Smith
and Anna johnson. Decision of the
Judges in favor of the negative.
Miss Cripp gave an instrumental
solo which was enjoyed very much.
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Deaths.

DlED-James Edwin Humiston, aged
four years and a halfdied Saturday
December 9Th, of lung fever.
The child was the son of w. I. Hum
iston. He was only sick about one
week. The funeral services were held
Monday afternoon at the residence,
Rev. G. H. Beauleiu. of St. James Of
fciating, and was attended by large
number of people, who also followed
to his last resting place.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-12-10

Losr-Nov. Oath. Black and White
male Setter. months old.
RAY HuM1sToN. 17--2
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a C/kH<ZV AZ[C<<N vzappee.
Warm Shoes.

All kinds of felt and wool lined
shoes for Ladies and Children at the
Shoe Store. Is
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Have you seen our assortment of
Medallions and artotypes? If not
YOU will do well to call at once at
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sefl1nded Price rs cents per box.
Wfor sale oy Ray Humiston Druggist
IS year.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-09
CONGRATULATION.

The following appeared in re
cent issue of the Tampa Free
Lance:
The Free Lance was the rec;pi-
ent yesterday of probably the lar
gest installment of wedding cake
that ever went out on one ship
ment. Quality and quantity both
conspired to make it a great oc-
c9sion for tho wedding cake editor.
There was pound cake, sponge
cake. gold cake, marble cake and
angel cake.
We boycotted the sold cake,
not on account cf quality or per
soEal feeling, but on prir olc sole
~. In the days when tire editor
was marrying and bsjrg given IN
marriage, the read 10 ma!rim ory
vas Tot paved with cake.
Not exactly.
Wien our better half I'D Us a
biushing sscrfce to the hymene al
altar, al els ant col's ticn was
scrvtd d consisting Of stewed Fork
and co0ard greens. interspersed
with biscuit and c. ffec, ard round
t d IF wlth ti4ri Cks and mOIassr s,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-09
The LATEST NEWS FROM THE
NATIONAL CONVENTION AN
EXCITING TIME.
The Silver Men are Now Far in the
Lead Everything Seems to be
in Their Favor
PLATFORM FOR SILVER
BY Telegraph to The Evening Star.

BY Telegraph to The Evening Star.
Chicago, July S.-At 5 p. m. the
delegates were slowly assembling.
1t was agreed that when the plat
form is presented each side shall
have an hour for discussion and
then vote On If. The committee on
credentials was not ready to re.
port
TGc Convention was called to OF
der It 5:I.. The n embe1s Of the
Creden,i4l comrni tee were asked
to report in room adjoining the
Conveziion ball. The time was
filed in which music.
At SIS It WIS arr olrccd that
the net Te Sulc on The credentials of
the Michigan delegation gave the
silver men 10 ard the gold men 2.
1t is said that this action gives the
stare TO silver on the unit rule.
Hill entered the Esll and was
loudly Cheered.
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)y sta.td. A mir oiity report was
presented, protesting against the
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-09

democratic party. He could see
nothing but defeat and disaster in
this movement.
Several other speeches we1e
made and vote was taken and the
majority report of committee on
platform, according to present in
dications, will undoubtedly be ad-
opted.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-09

Wa Shav-r, IL L MacAizCo, W
L VanDuzer, X s,imn2ee; w VI
Moon, Eus,is; h!,X L Weiss, Al
lanta; A S Hardman, J + S ,rauss,
Lccsburg; II L " Palmer, Altar
ts; S c Klein. l. kuder, G. .i1es-
vale; joan a Donald. Callahan,
Mass; w II Cody. Ga; w y Aller,
D1Land; II p Crook, Bait more
J w Payne, S L Brice, Meadows
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-09

limited coinage of silver at I6 to l,
denounces bond issues, national
banks, protection, federal interfer-
ence, and extends sympathy to
the Cuban patriots.
A minority report Of the COM
mittee on resolutions was present
ed by Senator Hill, in which
strong exception was taken to the
silver coinage plank and contain
ing a strong endorsement of Pres
ident Cleveland. The report ad-
vccated that all money be kept at
aparity with gold. [Cheers, The
plank endorsing the present ad
ministration was loudly cheered,
many cf the delegates and large
part Of TIE audience Iisir 6 TO their
iect.
Senator Jones annour ces that
there viii bc ope kcur snd twenty
minutes given TO each side for dc
bate.
TilIman cf South Carolina cffer-
ed an amendment. He was 1e-
ccivtd with cheers and misses. He
spoke in favor Of The Majority re-
port. He referred 20 the way the
lying rewsEspers" have misrep p
resented him IS "the pitct fork
man from South Carolina. Cheers
ard laughter HIS referrI &C -
hims s coming from the laLd #
secession provoked Kisses, which
he rebuked IS All insult to South
Carolina Z. We are % inaugurate 4
war 20 lbCrate wEite slaves. He
could not say whether he was rep
TesentativC Of the entire south.
Cries cf mo, nl!' and confusion.
We hlv4 b~eu hewcrs e ~oou
and drawers Is water IL bcDc=g4
IN New I"ih. Icn1S0-icu1 ana
Nv jersey I1.3 IS " "S~cli"i1
IS - s.Ss.- I1a c1c-5. ]. f.1
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IL 1S&1 q 81 ne 1@l.l lE0 I~..a--
/ $ .V2aA1 ta".<d 1a.'t e. -
crease IN VII. {. 11 ,a- --a- c@-- II
honestly L1.i-& 4 < -. ~.-
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E.-. l.-t i-,T- s--1 5 4 IN wees,
F. 1TD md S-ut-~'l st@teo Ll,- --
/ e he.
y car-h.-g Ciu2 coming Il a
Z ba-d stepped proceedings. n
sergeant e arD3 TcstlID~ cree
an I.-I111 rTo-~--cl.
lis sal1 the south had no aoCtl
feeling CT resentment toT Wro@o>
| il has endured.
The galleries calling tine or
Tiiiman caused al interruption K
| his speech.
| Senator Ei'as tCok the p'atfcrn
and spoke fer some time on tbs
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-09
Tile AIONTE/ElIA.

S A Edwards, Barlow; George
Ford, G c Stapylton, J c Porter,
II A Waterman, city; c B McCo1-
mack, a r Griffin, Anthony; l
Brown, B Neff, Homosassa.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-09

Rev. J. c. Porter will preach in
the Ocala Baptist Church Sunday
next.
Rev. ID B. Farmer is summer
ing at Ponce Park, about five miles
from New Smyrna.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-07-09

The Star today contains full
report of the proceedings of the
National Convention. Lookout
for it tomorrow if you want the
news in Full.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-13
I'll VorOpolen ltnocr.
panp5baa0!

Gn 6ornUiisr BEIGE. uoht Revue
scientihque l%ortitaar Ter mloi Hlpor,
at man lidl cugeuce en- lluccrDdnos.
baoO TT OF nao grtopOlcn. hi ntu
Iouss Ariitrl mtoosies her 81 Icr
Eunfter. ecu bsapnoer meo en- lar.
gere arltlt al Nnorrrs 8lau. ser ~
nes 6oridttersn altlor oHmorlitje "a
life p,norr bans Bti0io. Eeu moe.
iDiItc Tei lpnss ban bermoo er utrgr f.
oo Der M, taitet uGre liRr Amert /,
nerne. er i%onitruerei u~trtetla uratttNe
lluoeruano5baaoe. UlnH bebpUsr bore
at ieile eiter &]ompa5iet, oa Oeu moa.
n~ettltc Eol ltgaer mcaet urr ben ae =
grail &c IOl. Getts iiDite CT Tie rlg.
ttat; ben maguciiie Sol i,9aer pua
ROroiioen al bet umerlfnuitc Tanlaug.
1900 9iiometer ira ROropoleu. Reo.) J..
Zen rnuRrsube unoerpanos6aaoe Ton
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3ien; q bet er isirlt &auo fan De
goa ! 8anoiforpcu. 9l'Rtoe fuute
be ogiua iprGnoe 5ieu / Quifcu pae
9iaIp al 3pnamit iom en- auOen 1yr.
peoo. "Get btiusr lormoosntlg @Ucu.
lfer, RoromGno euer Hus ierc, iom
tommsr III al ulr~teIiggjgre ceune Gl6u.
Oct err 10 ira Noroen, at Guiet IA /
uooen lib er fommet tll o..
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-13
ON Victor Gngos 9iiraf'
ttott

iprtaller en- MemoireIamler:
7et par hos 8raiier. iom paa ben
Sio barbereoe belle Den fornemme 8er'
osn / Yaris. 9a Sictor Suso tom
no | Barberituen, FOB be pentenbe ban
ltrar ian Glabs, uben at BON behpueot
At uente, til bet blep bans Eur.
Suso Hog fig tunteinlo nso i stOler
Ioran Speilet. ps 8raiier sjoroe fig
iarois til ielu at iebe BAN ino, b
Sclpr Suso plubieIIs reiite Jig os Oil
bort til ben i Stuen itaaenoe Yult,
buOr ban sreb ct Stpffe YopIr os be-
Ipnote meo fin Blpant at ~neolfr,ps be,
enc Beers efter bet anoet.
Sraiier popeoe naturlispis life al
iUritprre Jrauirises itore 9ister, mer
,rlppeoe utaalmobis omfrins | 8arel'
Jet, ba Der 10 fab mango os uenteoe.
Gnoelis tos ban 9loo til fig.
"uneftplo, Sr. Suso1. iaebe ban.
men ies bar meset at sisre bag.
"Saiaa 9e bar bet trapelt; bet ba,
ies csiaa", iuareoe 5usO. sreb i'm Su'
o8 forloo baitis Stuen.
Sm en- balu Zine bar ale be ben.
tenoe erpeoret. Ru ituloe Bar berer
omfrins til aunoerne uoe / Bpen. 0ter
bpor par 2iiten ouer benz at finoe?
Gen bar i%oriuunoen - 8ictor Sugr
bapoe | 9iitraitiou paa oens Saslios
Ifrepet en- Soe. os for Roeiiens Sfplo
miiteoe Sraiier ct Bar at fine bebitt
auncer. lom life ulloe tase ben uno.
itplbnins for COB, at gictOr Suso bapo'
Tibet fin Bel meb 9iiteu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-13
WarctS lGuaitc 1a9,

bet oil iise bet 5iosrum, Solen er cppe,
bar msget foritielig 29ngos / Scrotlos
cens foritjenige ggne.
Deb Roropolsn paret ben 6 Waanes
Der. Deb Oiitobugten og Sromss IS
Ooee, peo polartreolen l Dag ga 5ts
mer). peo Sornsau % Elmer, peo 8ris
itiania os petersburg Is Elmer 80 Mis
nuttsr, peb edinburgh og aisbenhapn
IL Elmer q Minutter, oeo 2anosenb
oa Drag 16 Simsr 8 minutter, 5ild@
oelfid og sarsnto IA Elmer 51Minuttsr,
Rsfp Orleans os auiro Is 3imsr IS
Minutter, peb Gfpator IL Elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-13

NntipoDer fables be Wienneiter,
iom bpr aifurat paa ben oiametralt
mooiatte aant al Soroen os uenber
fine Sober mob os; men paa @runb
ai at Sorbouerlaoen for ben allsr.
itprite 3st bsitaar al 8anb, er Der /
girtelisbsoen life iaamunse Wennefter,
JONI bar pirteliae antipooer. Blot en-
1~ppsnbepel al ben lamleoe Ganoouer.
faoe bar ct slntipooelono. os omtrsnt
en- Semteoel al ale S%probsbosre fan
tale ON Intipober. 3en temmelis fore
Jorifjel meIem oisie to 8rster Dor lin
8runo !, at bet iolferise &ina uogjsr
oen uaisntlisite 3el al bette antipoos.
lamb; bet lisser lise ouer - eaer lise
unber, bpab man M pil fable oct =
ben ipolise Del al Spoamerita. Nor.
ses Qntlppber sr uoe / Spbistauet,
ipegitlis for Rps3 lamb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-13
lGrtns Ssibrtoet.

On aamuet gnAe. ith bar tuitftt ia lltale frl
SrgcprattltH bar utupt18st ira eH 5RlaitJurr t DAM
otcH en- CpituIt Tor ct fatelt DggGtdbttt uttboft, iuH
burilAt % permanent iurfter AZrtHl, gitpubu, &4a
iaryh, NltbTua % ale &pgncnme 6alitu o. Elulgrs
ne. Eet az o5iau Ct psNtiGt atib2e, Uteo NarUelDrts
ielfe 0a ale SidBs HerDeli BELIEF, IA ban bar gpCiJlf
bets plouHoerltge heibtenrHpe GuHe 1 1utiuaer al zUb
iRtoe, auier ban BET ieHi tin Blt1t at algre Oct brtiEapt
ipr fine ltbeHoe WeomtHutitfr, 4iiltuHbei bgruso Ga
Deo ERitei ON at llHorG be uteuusftetige 9ogtier, oil
iPg ienoe oennc Cpitrttt gratis nj ale. inHt Suffer ben,
paa dpit. Sraui rlsr Gnatit nieo mloltrHctae OPS
Senoes pr Bot ueo Mobtd9eiisH al 1rtmrrfe. Rruu
bette Blao. W A. NoYes. Sac Powers Block,
Rochester, N. Y. ataz6eow
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-13
Soangeu CT Yulten.

aao os antaas. ne Geres ~Seiti1itiseIie sr ittasTss
oenss al De iaa al iise er isnitt I'll Siuu pulteu
paa ct e1er aHest acntey. eaer uaaIe hi yaoeFitoIeu
I en- ener areeH t5r 5aertf. hpot D sr tpnRatn III at
arbeiOe ira Rorssu tl aitsH: Ssneaaen sr 2sres
enefte ppileoas efter enet 3aspert peuser Re birn
trei baaoe paa aaHo "a sssere: 1eres petis o.
Stpr;s ~bespuosr at isiste lem. Sporlsoes utl 9e ba
tsoii tuHHt ~glCuoinee ben table elostrait? Sepisis
rsl,en psJer ppsrreienoe hsrhen. at SeiistteTs 1ape
Buffers er 1eres f~itseite. met y al esltae SIiat
aH;er. srus ben usobcleenss, o. Eerss Splt emf uil
mart ~slsautabe i'm tioliasrs siosiriifhse ppsrensiis
GuHtiou uI iaa en- traitis a,eu hir .. gii,errn bar
life I'm stss Deb Rerpshtet. Ssuulsshea. IN Stgh /.
sortOpp. lie % gaIpsiuae let aiusnesr o. moDp,t.
fer snhpsr BORN al @dta,taipse. Rbumaiisms o.
Maldrid. (Ctt.)
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-13
Ietop uofommcn:
25ter % 2i6ofo.
At Qf. Sacobson
Al Inrfattrrens Ecrorn;

Grfauug mao Ofs tsMs Opu; men pO at bsnpt. andre. Jl, grfatns tstnssm
Boe og Bigger ton iOnme iDstniuote for en- Del erboBsS sanRs bn9t
2ene pare Ca uunp Dining iW at l8 tnolaor mig pa @Isceay 9ohsa1 at be-
handle ct Gmus iom un9aehs rrusr meser Beipsntua tuosu man bhpr 'orroNs
bermeo.
ssm bar laoa eOnmnasH image 70 iset % ne tMas snft at bgs Issaa as
Qne5uina il at proouere ben JON { Or Smsr og gS32 6r ben hore 6krbto CT d.
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lite Bsfmaie of Den aunt at tuune TRIPLE ka tsr maut lie ubta)e fla me6 benz Dor
ab e. en- opEmsltrnss Oa Jssm,tDs So ale mnhas Rttn nasr
tnsnsm ben aamns.o%s zap % ben mOonns Binder, IL at hsns agren, erses
Romfubs Seuf8tsmGsf8hco n ome Ess I'll at Jamie SOuutns a nopsuos iUr
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han pere rbolot be melt pGroUuloe Jornuo all auoRabi bette 6na 5aH cttrr Blade
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maoL auubc ntl pHts mig en- RRtte arinr al frembotoe be pisa9f. Iunttsr lem
bebanpss bh famine Blade o. gBser og on tar ben praiiRe Sne, JON Rs iO Deb
ncg. Vars giboo bar ba5t Griartns ba I. fs Dis paa at haue. hrt CT Hpis Sr.
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Dor Sere tile ibt I'll at tme % Yseansts; bporiOr oa rnsnNpe benHs 9inefs bare
ioof BET iororer lbt eHra BrDort at i9te fig nb oeeS &euts % iGre beres ars os
Ratur at teuoe?
Spor manaeu bebaglgbsor Foraarnssoe af bore 5usenr ma ot lite taalmoeai
Rnoe ost for ben tore Rnnes Stplo. hpormep be ga5nr os? 4aa famine gRaaoe s BET
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naaebee nadf og bnIuesdfe Orb 'uoi aRnuingeH Bit oerpeo bDe tunue fatns, .s
ON uDauHabe nprt Spros brustes.
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Decorah-posten., 1896-10-13


sslffe Siitcriirr os diloioi Thomas
Gar pte ia~mmeuiGtter "arinaiioa"
8rnnotauicrue hans "Suoitab". buOr,
al i%ol9enee bIoiRttes:
"arpb .Itte. itt big i,te elsnuem 81.
oct, saa lsisnuem bet meo iaiis StrtOt
os Opretit Tanp:. Bar iuaen aulou.
Der big ielu. 3rRf life paa 5ioeus
Uniform. aaio life bet tort, iom aue
eritarer at uRre fort, osripm bet / otue
Gtne Ter bplot I'D. Staa iri og uni'
bGnsis. 8si big life Tor noasn. Chit
ON BIZ man, lsr BIZ puoer BIT Brgo ueo
at iml9re be tore eIier imaa, be fac
ellsr mango. 8ca Din s0eu Bei. Tst
er insen Clam at urre inttis; men al
bliue rig peo at opslue fin 6ribeo %
Zig ielp, bet err Ell Stam o8 en- SfIau6s
isl.
8er iiolt. 8i bsGeusr life fine Suit
% Gfulpaeer % fan oreie oS uoen
Silfe % GlsieI; men ri maa 'nnne
mere Asielie Tor os islo iom @entte.
men oa SGoersm9up. Oct sr Sopsb'
iasen. Sep inn, at bu life bsbgpsr al
famine big ior big ielu eler uogeu
anoen.
@Gr Grlis Os opri9tis. 8nto bet
usielt. lom ipnes big usielt. ielu ON ou
itenes ior bet. Oct ltaoer life fort
at bli ltenet; men life at turOe iise fin
Wienins, bare Jig ielp % Ieue frtt it
eset Gin, bet er uuoboloeli9t for ars
itRnoise Meuneiter. Gig, buao Oh
tror. % fen Iom Oh er, Bar insen
Sptler, inseu G%iterinafter. Sub booer
Sptlere uarre eno 6orne9tere, Sanetro
uarre END gautro. Gei, Der tu big
ielu os leu eiter bin esen Sperbepiss
ming, lt8esploist hpOr bet fsrer big
ben. alt sOot Os fort bar fit Spbau
al Sgrli9bep. 2ssn % uarlisbeo er
Spnoens Sob, bens Guno % @rnno.
% bet er oarre at pare os leue ell
2s9n END at ii9e en-.
Sao iaa liot Dtob / 8rpitet. g9r
life Def Og ieis / 2~juStampen. 2ipet CT
aamp og arls for ale os enboer; bet
er 2ioelle ps 5riitelie for ule. Bar
BET, lsit BET. ptgi slcnnem bet uoen
9lase og 9lpnf. aait life Msrfe men
2ps os @leoe, ON big buor msrft END
2ipet Tan ipneS for big. Sab oine egne
Saar blipe 9asebom for andres. Spn9
for benz, meoens bit Sierte blBoer %
Sjelen iutter eiter emit. alorie mob.
lss, albris flpnfe eGer flase; Ganoen /
geiret! O b big alorls. bpi aloris Nafs
fen, itr9t aloris 8Oaben. Ser fief.
S9 noret laa no9et. Sab life BIZ
9iu saa tilipiloe, unpttist. sc til, Of
8eroen bebreS liot gjennem bit 2iu.
Stpr! bebguer bet lille at pare; men lao
uoset bl,ue itaaenbe Der eiter big. Der
fan life speS itgrre Serf unoer Solen,
emo iimpeltben at slpre en- eler anoen
aros Der i 8eroeu lp ere, lpffeli9ere,
iolrisere. ian Msriet o,euet uo al ben,
Iaa ben iorpanblet ira ct tiliooet Sels
ueoe til noset al en- Simmel Der paa
Sprben. Dor ligriie 8eliisnetie bes
itaar at funne arbeloe, uorette no.
get, Sub NO, bpac ou fan slDre, %
saa los paa oct al al Din Mogt. 3ert
uil ou finoe al ben 5rpo % CUTIE. Der
fan bllpe DIN her / 8eroen. Der er
SmIl o9 2attsr, Coffin os @l1oe
Grbsloe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-13

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