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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

ST. LOUIS. Sept u.-The fine weather
brought out large crowd 20 the track
to-day. The betting WAS good. Favor
ties were successful IN folr races. sum
First racs-six and half furiongs.
Amelia 10 So l93 Slaughter. even first.
with Hush second and Nellie IT, third.
i me .22
900 Slaughter IL To y inst. with Gold
Band second and Hazelhatch third. Time.
Ci4.
Third race-fve furlongs.-Sugar Foot
(05. Z. Slaughter g 10 u nrst, with Alvin
W second and Juanita third. Tine
1:OiA.
Fo,-rih race-one mDe.-Ace foi. C..
Slaughter. 10 lW nrt. with whisper
second and Kamsln thifi. Time, .4212.
Fifth race-nlnc fllrl0nfs.-tOt spur
lOe. Morse. 20 l. first. with Riliy Nc
Ken7ie second and Chswel third. Time,
1.51i.. ,
Fred. Barr 900 +. Murphy. 10 y nrst.
with Benamela second and Albert ;. thlrd.
Time. liz.
ONLY ONE FAvORITE.
DETROIT. Sept n.-Blly EEson was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12
iskcd if oneen Victoria werc p,,.l


Reached KambuidTs at 9l5. Kambui.
al IS very affable man. lean and old
Out sood-natured: likes the whites ha
says. Joseph Thompson gayc him a Brit
ISM Tag and letter: the letter was taken
@N-y from one OF his men by an Ar,b
ana an Arabic letter given in exchange
- '..u shall endea,or To obtain. The
n,i WIS noiting over his village near ~.
ana was destroyed by the Anogri co,,,
make him another flag. He ag,,od ,,a
u queen Victoria was black. Havo me,
mere an Arab trader. Buana Sulin,ani
VINO IS going 10 the Luapula. seems a
uecent Old chap. but / suspect he is n
cunning rogue. Ike the rest OF them. Ito
gone 10 the Luapula; so am 7. Ue
knows that country: do NOT ue ,-,..
l>es 10 give me men as far rs r<a.or,h,,.'
-'Glare's Journey 10 the Livinrs.on
.Iree, by the late Z. J. Glaze D.. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

BEDFORD and Brockenbrough. Mr.. w. Il.
walker viii cause the piano 20 respond
10 his skilful touch Every young man
IS invited 10 be present at this meeting.
The friends Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association will be pleased TO know
that the Star Course IL practically COM
pleted for the coming season. This course
is by far the best ever given, and the
prices are 10 be the same az last year.
on Tuesday. November 81. delightful
entertainment will be given 10y the Star
Course. I'm addition 20 the attractive pro
rramme he committee has decided 10
give tho star Course an opportunity 70
receive the returns from the election.
4 private wire will be run I'm the building
and The news given out as 10 ls received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

fat, In which some very nice skewers OF
copper. iron. and ivory were stuck sns
had beaded bracelets. and wore IN nor
upper lip an immense iron-dish ornament
holding as much as a champagne x ass:
her under lip was studded with an IVORY
neg. she IS a hideous creature. but te
chief thinks much OF her. she had s'ri
attending her pipe. which she had 10
smoke out OF the corner or hcr nion'
because OF the lip ornament ioticed
that inferior strangers IN approaching ~
cbief trst souatted. then lay down on no
right side in front OF the chief as evidence
~ oholsance. which he ACKNOWLEDGED by
a SLIGHT cr,lnt and nol-CGiave' )
Tourney to the Livingstone Tree" by tie
Iate +. ]. Glave, in tho September Cen
furry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE steamship
fuerst Bismarck. which arrived last
night, brought gold as follows:
Lazard Frcres. 10. 964. 900 francs: Bank
OF British North America. 20lCo pounds.
Speyer & Co. 5000 pounds total, 1901
900
Aggregate arrivals thus far ,23.l 72 90.
Lazard Freres has deposited 81 600 0o
IN gold IN the sub-treasury in exchange
for grocnbacks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12
WANTED 4 BARRrL or pHrsKEY.
Man Tries to Roll Away the Liquor From
"A Store.

There Was AT least one colorcd indi-
,idual in the city last night who was dee
terniued 90 acquire "a Jas About $50
O'Clock negro neaked up in front Of
Bowen's place. on Seyenfeenfh street
between Marshall a1d Clay and tried 20
roll away whole barrel o. whisky. which
WAS on the pavement Immediately be-
front of The door The fellow was over
heard however and some one lu ft. store
went out 10 scc what the rumuus was
and tho would be thief lcft the liquor
and lc.tt "a hasty retreat. The natter
was reported 10 OFFICER Curtis Who was
on duty in that poighborhood at the time.
but no description of the man N .i.I'
and 10 was impossible 20 trace him. II
is thought the follow was u drinking
man. but h1d on more than be could
carry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

Kambombo is tail fellow about fifty.
IIe was seated on a mat. dressed with the
usual lon-cloth. head shaved. but Wore
n tight-ltting cap " plated cord. bunch
OF small buckhorus about three inches
long sewn 10 the cap just over his fore
head. De had a snun-boS the beautifully
beaten iron of which shone IS though It
were silver. also an isanie. a musical in
strument. upon which he played very
well. his favorite wife sat near him on
the mat. her hair dauted with clay and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

tho only winning fayorite at Windsor to-
day. Summaries:
First race-six furloncs Billy Ellison
first, with Hesperia second and Tremor
tErd Time. l.i5,
second race-four and half furlongs-
Nararga first, with Katy second and
Bramble third. Time 80.
Third race-siX uriOngs.-Soubrique
first. with Sauteur second and Longbrook
third Tan 10.
Fourth race-six furiOngs -Spokena
first. with sky Rlue second and Gladloia
third. Time. 1.1Ji5
Fifth race-inile and an eighth-Niss
Perkins first with Stark second and
Wolsey third. Tnrc l.hlla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12
Failure In Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. OHIO. September IL
Peance, Atkins & Co.. proprietors OF the
Franklin Cotton Mills. az l03 west second
street assigned this morning for the
oeneht Of creditors Assets. $40 600. La
oNitios. $4,000 No preferences. Dull
business and slow collections is the al
legged cause OF the failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12
Gus WILLIAMS COMING.
lie VIII be at the Acaeemy on Monday I'm
Great Comedy

Gus Williams and his big company of
comedians in an entirely new production
on 'one OF the Finest" Will be the at
traction at the Academy OF Music on
Monday next, and much Is promised and
expected IN the way OF q scenic ana COM
edy production. The piece has undergone
some decided changes since il was last
seen here, and Is considered now 10 be
much stronger In a dramatic sense More
attention is paid 10 the plot and action
ana consequent situations. In point OF
fact. under the new arrangement. the
different characters are so evenly balanced
that all harmonic 10 produce "A good im-
preston on the auditor Tho specially
business which Is introduced with somo
regard to consistency, something rather out
Of the usual run. Is all good and some Of
the singing especially fine. The big pier
scene. showing a night view OF the New
York dock on the East river IS plrticu-
larry effective. In the foreground IS n
large body OF water. IN which a number Of
boys jump. splash. dive and swim and en-
joy themselves 10 their hearts content
while I'm the distance can be seen mann
moth steamers, ships and small craft
plying up and down the river. while on
the pier all type Of characters appear 10
be enjoying themselves In their own par
ticular style. The scene is very effective
and gives one a good idea OF the appear
ance OF life along the New York water
front.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

Judge Lamb. OF the ChRncery Court. has
not vet handed down his decision in re.
gard TO tho application Tor an injunction
against the Traction Company, which
wa. applied for on Thursday by resi-
dents and property owners Of Ffrst street
through their counsel. The decision IS
anxiously awaited ~ both SIDES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

UOWE.-Died. at the residence n her
north Second street. FRIDAY evening.
September II. 1886. ~ $40 O'Clock.
CHARLOTTE FOX HOWE. in the FOR
ty-nrst year or hcr age.
Her funeral VIII take pllee SUNDAY,
September 18Th FROM ID. i-Ncne.-F iHl-
tist church an $40 o'clock l.. NJ Friends
are respectfully invited 10 atteud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12
Dip liheria Endemic

PlTTSBbkG. PA. sept IA telegram
from Union, Pa. says there are ono hun
dred case OF diphtheria and typhoid-fever
in That place. and diphtheria IS prevalent
at browniield and other places through
ont The coke reglons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12
wrrnrya 70 mrlr rIrzsiMmoNs


NEW YORK. Sept fla dispatch was
received ln this city to-day from James j.
Corhett now stayu- at Asbury Paris.
" j., ln which DE- saws be- Will meet Fitz-
simmons Of tho Police Gazette Office AZ
l.20 -. 81 tomorrow aad wiN surely a.
ccpt bis challenge to heht for 5000 90
$1,000 ud The large, purse offered
Ilt1simmous. on receiving Dorhetts dis
patch. tsiesrsphcd C7ruett that he would
meet him at amy other place. and that De-
d.d NOT propose 90 do business IA the
lALlL.a ul.-n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

| Kentuckv has uot'been represented very
| LARGELY on Presidential tickets OK either
| pasty since the close oA lne "9r, NY
| the last Nice-Presldcnt elected by the
| Democracy before the beginning 81 hos
tilities was a Kentucky man on the tick
| e. with Buchanan. Cen. huchntr WIS
| elected Governor OF kentucky IN 1881.
To was the Democratic nominee or tho
Touisvifle Convention which mct in May
OF that year, and 10 Is a peculiar clrcuM-
stance that the candidate nominated dS
his running mate for Lieutenant IoFelh-
or was named Bryan. iHe ,aAll-als l0t
Attorney-General was i. w Laraln. u ne
Kentucky Republicans heii iutli Con-
vention ono week later az Louisville, ana
put ia nomination EalNHt zen. Iuchil-l
". .. Bradley, the present Hfplolcal
Governor Of the biue ''."7' So ~ -..- 49,
Buckncr was then elected as Governor
over Bradley by majority OK 1000.
Eieht wears later Bradley was cieclc;
Governor hv "A plura-ig OF Nyiy. Ht-.
Buckrer carried Bourbon county afains
Corporal Bradley ~ we .e.ueI l,aI Va
had forty votes in Bourbon in that con-
test: the only case on record I'D Whlch
Prohlbitioulsts had the balance OK pow
or Ia Bourbon.
Palmer is n lawyer. admitted TO tho
bar in 1880. Buckner l5 civil engineer
Palmer has been a judge tie was lot
more than ten years on me DeN.n lN
LIMOS. fNnINEINN
coupiu county. which j. dire. 10y south az
sangamon. whore the capital city o..
Springfield Is situated. Ia tho politics or
Illinois. Springfield. is good zeal more
important than Chicago, ana fe'ii. Nle or
other counties. AS soon as tAcy become
prominent enough 10 get 3D. State reuuia-
ton move usually to Springfield. SIT.
Lincoln was "a resident of tNal cry. ai.
cx-G0v. Oglesby lives there t)in DNiitl
States Senators from iniN. b -.. 'ul-
d.
the Democratic. are restitiHr .I I'D. rIp4-
faI cltv. gpriurnells popu ton hy me
last Federal census was -4.N|. Chicago
ronuiqtiou bv the same censn, WAS lu
excess Of 1,WD.OJ)
Tho ancestors Of both Palmer and
Bucknor. as OF Bryan, were ,lit ln''ii'
Gen. Mckinley is of Pennsylvania ue-
scent.
T. fs not q common thirg FOR n scna-
fo. of fra United states fo Dee running
for President AGAINST TWO former meme
hers az fle House or Representatives.,
set such is the case nus i,.L. f'.''
Palmer f. one OF the lnil'' 'lii'7 n'i.'-
tor. from Illinois. and DOS 1870 compete
f,~e Nfafor Mckinley and Ar. Bryan.
ars former men hers OF DoN- 7- Gen
ls.fr,or was u candidate for Congress DOB
1850. but De was defeated. DE was eiec'-
ol as Senator t.iriy-t"o years ItieI on
The 15+th ballot a ciie'lt l ~.
acire 10 some of ~ ose Who are hpl iA-
d. oeror+ to tho phlil-9hy ~ tae saying
thqt AN things come 70 um VINO cam
VII Gen. Tuckuer was never Do cone
gress.
Trdirr.noi's ras bad this year IFS first
| ffta1 as a convention city tY one OF lnf
national ratrcs The railroad IacAlli '7
of indianapolis are excellent hlt lhe uo-
fel aoooumoiatiora are in'N, luale'
. las ff.fI Led.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

Something Additional About the Indian
apo!is Convention

Palmer and Ruckuer are both natives
az Kentucky. as was Abraham Lincoln,
The first President elected py lne Fepnu-
lcan party. and as is Adlm r. steven
son. the last Nice-Presidcni elected ny l'e
Democratic pcrtg Mt Lincoln was born
en- Iarue county. Mr. stevenson was
born in Christian county
Cen Palmer has twice been candidate
for Governor of Illinois. lie enjoys the
somewhat singular distinction Of having
been nominated for that once by botn
parties In 1a6S Mr.. Palmer was elected
Governor Of Illinois on the Repubiican
ticket. succeeding Richard j. oeiesby,
who I'm 1872 WAS elected % succeed Gen.
Palmer. Ia 1eSS Gen. Palmer was The
Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Illinois running against Joseph ". IL
fer "Fiphting joe" Fighting joe de-
feated "FIghting 'ohn boy majority of
- UOA The other cii didates on The Dem
ocraue ticket IN that year We're defeated
hy maiofitle5 averaging -i,VVV
Both candidates on The Indianapolis
ticket have middle names. Wlieh D. not
the general rr!e among c'ti,ieA l"i
tho Presidency of tire jniv States
cen Euckrer was named AFTER Simon
Poliyar. the Venezuelan patriot who clot
in 1876 seven years after the birth Of
Con Bucl rtr. Gen Palmer was vol
uutecr soldier on the Union eide IN the
own war Gen. Buckner WIS West
Point graduate. who took part in he
Mexican war and served go the civil war
ORA The Confederate side Palmer AID
Buckner became Major Generals in the
same year. 1862.
Illinois candidates for the Presidency
or Nice Presidency have been pretty gon-
orally successful, but less 80 perhaps In
the view OF some observes than Ohio
men. The Republicans took their sue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-12

The Offices OF the Keeioy Institute Of
Virginia are now located IN Richmond az
6l9 east Franklin street. for the cure -
Iiauor and drug addictions and neuras-
thenfa. Write for cir ular. Correspon-
dence confidential. Address the Kesley
Institute. Box 55s. Richmond. Va
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-13

at unoiomme til Rise.s propinbfsr og
Der reife en- Stbrte, bporm.o ban ,unoe
ionlms SoptbEtaben til unbfetning;
men Deb 9iIint.tsisrsrlf.n af b.nne
plan foripunst al iSaab, % gatobiets
ge'atnins opsrsap fig pda Raaoe %
undaoe.
Gfter ire Wdanebers gelsirina fob
snoslis Spunierns peb 1T Raal, o.
eorte5 haboe opfplot bet 2efte, fom
ban hopoe sipst, ba ban fra bet bsie
5smpsltas uperitusbe ben Fisnns so.
pso'tob. Wen ire SierbsbeIe at oenn.
Stab loa nu | afts os Ruiner, % 2is
gene at 10000 Wsritonsre - tiger
SrsnttsItripsrns - forpeiteoe 2uftsn
ben ms iua liolise Os blOmitrenbs
5opebtab.
vi arieere, Tom cperlepebe gelei,
rtngen, regner be FANNIE ailber oms
trent 10000 Tom | ct ldnst, isrsslist
5og, Der oarsbs / tire 9uss. bros ub at
Staoen for at iegs 1T Siem / be omlis,
genoe gropinbisr, bpil,st Gorte3 paa
8dutimo5ins gegiRrins tilob benz, ba
ben forpeitsbe Cuff / 9aosrns bapbe be-
gnnbt at fremtulbe .pibemife Spgs
BONNIE. Seiaa Spanierne fortrat
fra gnen, meosns fun en- minbre Del
os no9le 5orbunbstropper blep tilbage
for at branbs 2igene og rsnie aanas
lerne.
Men ben m9rtsliss Grobrtna bar
fulbfsrt. Meb 5opebitabens Sab
fulgte belle bet meritunits 8isss l1nbsrs
~tuitelie unber ben ipanfte 3rone, ps
Gorte3 tunbs meloe Ssiisr aarl ben
femte, fra bpem ban enbnu ineen llnz
oerretning bapoe fact, at ban bapbe
erObret bam ct SeiIsrosmme / ben npe
8eroen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-13
16B
Tpan rn Tnrn-Trih rnfunter.

Oct er en- filter Re9el, naar man nal maale 3nbbolbet
al en- GornsGrib, at reeue 2 Subitfoo Bum for en- 9uibel
Corn, oct oil iie 10 gunO Corn ar eler Sc guno itieIet.
ReoeIen Ohio er at resne IA 4uno for Gobberue ON Soften,
o9 IL 4uno ON Barren, naar Goruet er oloeles tort. Q Gorn
Gribber, 80 Sob LANCE, 6 SOB brebe os 10 sob bse, nil eftsr
bernie Re9el runrme 1900 9uieeIs. 10 SOB er for bsit til at
ofasie Corn meo eetbeO ueo 6iaIp al en- sbouel, men man
fan bape 2 9u8er buer Crib, en- A eler 5 Sob ira @uluet, GA
en- anben bsiere oppe. Naar Corn er taitet ino iaalauat Tom
op iii fsrite aabning, itnnees oenne, % MI iboples bet mo
eiennem ben anben aobnius, iom er bciere oppe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-13
Ncroems nnoergang.

5 SpItldnb guar Der for Eieblittet
Rpgter ON, at 9erben ganIfe iittert
Ital sda unbsr / 1899. Spr at be-
rplige be opbibIebe 8emptter, bar
Qitronemen 9rof. Soerter / en- inf
apis ftrepet en- Qrtitel, Tom ri Der mebz
oeler, ba %piitnot bisie Rpgter ON for
tere eller lrngere Sib bill naa op til
os o9iaa. "qaa 8runb al uforiiatiae
o9 uneidgtige, maaite ogiuu misfprs
itaaebe gtringer at 9ibenitabsmenb,
bar beri pios Srebie ubbrsbt ia ben
Sro, at Dor Serb / 1899 itaar / Ssare
for at saa unoer. 8enne 8ranqfores
fitting - fom f~preprigt alsrebe Far
fpretpmmet tire eler fire 9dnse / bette
Iarbunoreoe - Itstter Jig paa, at Sor>
ben / Hopember 1899 after traTer
lammen meo en- temmelig tot Sperm
at imaa Simmellegemer, iom / neften
1874 Iar bep9ger fig runbt Solen / en-
gdne, iom trpoIer Sorbens, pg bpis
Sammentref meb Sorbsn cir QnIebz
ming til fGroeles talrige os glimrenoe
StjerneI fuo / Itmoif9rens sperite
Gag. Oct iioite Sammentref fanbt
Steb Natten melem 13bs og ABE To=
bsmber 1866 pg be n9rmeite foreaaaz
enoe 1888, 1899 pip.; maj fan, iIer
peb 9ialp at be tineiiite a~arbsqer, meb
Sitterbeo forfelge SummentreHene
tuien Iar tilbage / siben. @lbria
bar peo en- Zig 2eiligbeb Sorben liot
nosen Staoe; men man bar Blot fat
Snptrbt at ct mG9tigt 5prberteri, meo
Sunbreoer al pr9gtige 2pstugler me-
item iamttotg. Senne Sp9rms imaa
acknowledgement ipnes at oplsie ia me-
get burtig peb ben poloIomme Glebz
beoe, iom osres Snptr rnqsn / bor VT
mpifGre og oeraf felgenbe Stansninq
at ben ubpre 5art bepirfe. !SaItiq6e.
ben er nemlig neIten 70 &m. / Setunz
bet, eaer ligeiaa langt iom ct tSurtiqz
tog 9aur / 5imen. Gfter ale biotil
giorte Grfaringer er Der life 8runo til
at mere bet minbIte Spor at 1rp9t.
gu bep9ger Der Jig rigtignpt psiaa en-
Sonnet / famine gane iom opennGpnte
SpGrm, en- 8omet, fom iibite Sang
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-13
On bemmeligbeosfnlo Tor'
iptnoen.

Hubur Yai6a, ben bersmte egpps
tiTfe Statsmano, er life lpngere | 8e'
Iibbslie at bet pragtfuloe u9r, belt og
bplbent beIdaet mso toItbare Stene og
prpbet meb bet teiierligs Wonogram,
Ipm Rdpoleon benz rsoie for9reoe ham
til Minoe ON 8eiIerinoe Gugenies Be-
Ieo / aairo 1869. Wen ben Waaoe,
boorpaa ban miitebe bet eler ibetminoz
tie ben gerstning, ban bar meooelt ON
bets5pripinoen, er b~etegnenbe for Srts
entalsrnes moralite 8sgreber.
8 ben Sio Rubur bar Stutsminie
tier, bapoe ban for 9une at l9gge u9s
ret miot fpran fig paa Raaosboroet
peb Sdbinettets Msoer. 9tsIe funot
altib Stsb ON 4ftsnerne. Gn often,
oa &abinsttet fab iammen, Ilutneoe
plubislig bet elettriite Chs. st Mts
nut efter, ba 9Rrelisrne after bar Init,
martebe 9rpmierminiiteren at bans
llbr bar borte. 0srene babe iom
iabpunlig paret ft9ngte fra Msoets
gegpnbelie, pg Rsglerne FAB / paa Snz
oeriiben. Sngen bapoe rsrt paa fig.
Wten llbret bar p9t.
Rubar taiteoe fsrit ct 9ltt paa Ste
bet, bpOr llbret bapbe ligget, og iioen
foritenoe paa fine 8olegaer, ben enc
efter ben unben.
"Miine Serrer," uoradbte ban tiff tut
efter en- pinlig Pauie, "beo 8egpnbelz
len at bort Meoe lugbe ieg nit llbr
fpran mig, Tom ieg pleier. 2piet fluff
nebe for nugle Winuter Iioen, % unber
bet berpeo op'taaenbe Msrte er nit
ubr foripunoet. 8srene sr Itpnqte,
og ingen er tommen tno slsr 9aaet uo
fra bette 9erelie. Seq er tilbgieIiq
til at fro, at llbrets 5prIpinoen ituar
/ 5orbinbelie meb en- at be Siliteoeppz
renbes Siitruttion eller en- Spgg. Sea
trptter MI paa oenne Snap, % Der bill
bore merft / nogle Setunber. Raar
2pIet tommer tilbage, bill ianbipnligz
bis u6ret ligge paa i'm plabs."
Rubar 9ai6a trpttebe paa ben elets
triite Snap peo fin SIDE, og Der blep
ganite msrtt / Salen. Wen oa ct
balpt Minut efter be elettriite 8lsoss
lamper igien pplpite Retsialsn, bar ben
Ylaos, bpor ll6ret bapoe ligset, fremz
oeles tom, og ct pr9gtigt, iupelbeIat
8lptbus, en- 5Or9ring fra Song bic
tor emanuel til Rubar, bar ogiaa bat.
Nubar Iaa benz albrig mere.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-13

trpbiebe Sorbbdnen TO Waoneber, .ftsr
at So1rmen baDbe eiort bet. dltfda I
Sanudr 1867; men ba bar SoroeH
mango Winion.r ailom.ter fiern.t ira
ganernes arpbsningspuntt. % I
1899 biz Sorb.ns Qfitanb fra bette
arposninsspuntt pars enbba ftsrrs,
naar aometen pasierer bet. Wen ielo
ON Sorben engdng ftuloe tr9Hs 'dns
men meo aomstsn peb arbbsningss
punftet, sr Der, sfter alt bpab Ri oeo ON
aometerne, ingsn 9runb til at tro, at
Der oa beIenlig ftuloe fte nosst anost,
eno nuar SOroen trafer iammsn mso
ben omtalte Sp9rm. 5ormooentlig
beitadr aomsten at en- npget tGttsrs
SdmIing al imaaSimmellsgemer, ION
er nogst itsrrs enb SbRrmens Smad'
belle, og bsrfor tunbe bet madIte b9noe,
bpis Sorben sn9uns git sisnnem enaos
NETS aierne, at Ri iitebstfor Stiernes
itub, iom peb Sparmen, fit Is talrigs
itsrre SlotusIer, Der piGoe fable neo
pau Soroen iom Metsoritene og maa'te
funbe ~anitifts Smaaulptter btit og Der,
hpiltet en- pberit ijsloen Sang er baEot.
Wen ianbIpnltgois bible ben pud lan9t
ner forauriuse iaa megen Staoe, iom
ct it9rtt S%oroenpeir eQer en- Srtan,
iaa atMenneitebeben life al ben 9runo
bebeper at sau / en- aurelang 5rpgt.
Salfulb err Der life ben ipugeite Stpgge
at 9runb til at ie ben paa aaret 1899
meb nossn 2gnsitelie at ben Gruno."
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-13
0interHemnin9.

SER auar ct aulO,sps isisnn.m s'oO'n'
Ga ouer iu,,laot Bang,
mems aint.rtormtn tunnI.r Fs toroo0s"
sill 7ott,n al fin Ip,irsians.
= Aliens qrntcr lisstr 3oro % GAP,
Ga Blrot Sriuger life afttnsftunotH;
sbi inosn sanafusl tOtOr,r btft I eunO'n
MOB solnsOaans, for bOaO nor Ssrrs sd0'
\ gint,rsrs sutt,faor TatursHs SoIts
6ar tabt I'm fisurt Qrast,
Zen iniler life, .r a IDs og troots,
men brr,r bare 4lotrtrs bis8s Sra8t.
Sen frosn, Dor. ,isr inttt smil
Ga inasu fautaf % insen SaHs';
Sens tauie epros fan ii rOr SGn8la range
81 alaOs Ei,t m,O fit GarOslipiL.
a.u Sanorsr ei,nn.m. StOO,us sOs 6oatr
Sen fisuott Del,
Ga iug.u stoOblomfs grdgt mig o'rfra
ialosr,
Zen er Der 81!
Mtn stuuOtns ornsiIer fig Tstnosr forH'
Ga ipreo,r GLANDS ON gint'rsns upstrsian9,
ga buiftr fmt: Sc isirs fal sngan9,
stouroisrns, al gaarsns arGftsr buarns,'
q. 8. Rilsitu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-13
Cor Dnabnlnninsrn.
1nat sfinfe,

Oct er neO Stnfe iom msO aisb, to9es bet Irrbelcs III"
gel o'loer Oct irt % treplet. Serfor ital man lagse Stlnta
Der NaI toseS' to9enOe gano 90 Iooe ben tratte, til 6Ietf
ip"" 0'e0' Yoa Den Ntaooe bliuer islu bet miuoite StpN
l"tV'0"meh 'o'p9t So9er oct Tor IGn9e. bliusr bet lite laa
9oot os iaitist araiteu err uomnrtet iii erter % liouenNs
SaissVuoSins
oalpanoen Chart 100 9ielt iGttes oper ,Slben, % en- Ger
ming IapeS, meOeus WieIteu ioar 9lb iii Of fooe on. al en- Gmi
Well, 9 toppeoe Steer 0QoismeI, 8 9Ga, / toppet sic Smrr, /
Noen Mop suffer, og 5euuusen baues Melteu, mebenS man
ofOe'oer Ntas'en 9oot iammeu meo 9iipeu. Nosle Nlanot'
% se'nOn' Sroaber tiiattss. 90 guoOinsen er mart fGrOi9H I'll
al eleS op Ell pGOet 5orm, ubaf buiIfen ben bpalpes, Haa'
on er 'tp os tOlo. Zen ipiiss meO ROB Sauce.
efinfeaee.
VI Sp'rst unst, fan suOren iObe paa, Os etribsr Hiar''
"a paa 'rpos % tuers. iaa Der banuss Rraa guDsr. Gr BET I"
aloTe so'n' Rpts Suors sr tst maa stiuten ,oses blot r7
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-13
Horipg Dig igten!

: mOogungtns stunosr, nuur msrit ipnss
alt,
Ga ingsntins mites mig r1tr;
Ruur alt, troog min Glib, gaar paatOrr's og
gait,
90 Qto.t mig GlrO. 81 cir,
50 buiF.r iaa milOt I nit 5nors en- &sf,
Som mansr til 2ipsnlOo Og SrsN:
"Se frsmap! GOria9tbsO sr farlig, min Ben;
6oriss big isienH
Raar cfte leg inublso paa ganorin9ens
Sti, -
Raar Griftrsns srurcr jig iaa,
W.n 'ligertI t~anteIsit traaOt. oert,
90 fotn i 9aanOe is9 lau,
ga bsrts ies uItio iaa Oenlig Tn Rsft,
Ser GAP mig Gorbuabning % Srstt:
"Gr Der Qio, cr Der 6aab! SliO a mOolss,
min Ben;
GOrisg big i9ien!'