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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

An amended answer and afidavits in
support of the motion for alimony were
MED yesterday in behalf Of the defend
ant IN the case of Charles Bcrgstrand
against Sophia Bergstrand. This is the
case where the plaintiff brought suit
on the ground Of deSertion while keep
ing up a friendly CORES pOndence with
ms VIE. ana then wanted to dismiss
the case after the defendant showed a
disposition to fight 1T. The affidavit Of
Mrs. Bergstrand relates that she Is a
resident OF Denver and that her hus-
band came to Butte to reside tcmpor-
arlly only. She is IS years old, and in
Feeble health, and has not the strength
10 earn her own living. Her i'll health.
she says. was caused partly by hard
labor in keeping house and rearing a
FAMILY The PLAINTIFFS alterations
against her are entirely false. She saws
he has been sending her $35 a month,
but that she needs $50 for herself and
daughter. who is taking care Of her.
florella Eergstrand, daughter of the
parties to the suit, signed an AFFIDAVIT
that her father visited them after ne
came 70 Butte and lived with them dur
Ing Two months. and tried to get en-
ploymeut IN Denver.
she says that she is compelled to STAY
with her mother, and that If she I,ft
her she would be I'm constant want and
unable to take care Of herself She
also said that the household furniture
had been mortgaEed by her father be
fore coming to Butte and that the mort
gage was still unpaid. The motion for
alimony VIII be heard by Judge Nc
iatton next Saturday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

When Adam and Ida Farradav first
dragged their family troubles into
court about three years ago. they had
property estimated 70 be worth about
Ni1uJ' They have very little OF IL Iaft
now. Every lawyer that old Adam has
retained has cost him from $500 10
$500, and he has had a lot OF them
without getting a dollars worth of
good out OF them. Then, too each time
"a suit was brought, the court compelled
hlm 70 ray his WHO'S counsel fees and
aiimony besides. The last suit cost him
$1,000, and SO far only a complaint has
been Med lie gave a note for the
amount and the lawyers sued on Il I'm
order 10 get Judgment to act rs lien
on IN" remainder Of his property. Yes
terdaN Mrs. farraday's attorneys filed
notice In court that they would next
thursday apply to the court for an or
u.r 10 compel Adam To pay them 81 O0C
attorneys fees also and $50 a month &c
anmony 10 Ida. 4 demurrer was also
llled 10 the complaint in the case.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

Butte, Feb. S.-Much IL being said
just now about looking toward advanc-
Ing Buttc's business interests and some
are advocating establishing additional
manufacturing concerns all Of which is
very well. and in this connection we
wish 10 rise 10 remark that one Of the
surost means of encouraging such n
move is 20 confine our patronage "a far
as possible TO manufacturing establish
ncrts now located here. one Of the
foremost of these IL the Centennial
brewery, the products Of which are not
eXcelled by any brewery I'm this coun,
try. Their beer is put M i'm cases for
family use and your orders will receive
prompt attention. In buying beer al
ways ask for Centennial
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

Judge Spoer also heard procfs and
ordered decree Of divorce eute1y,d in
FAVOR OF the plaintif in the case OF
Nellie Atkinson against Robert Akin
son. Mrs. Atkinson testified that She
was married % the defendant I'm Min
neapolls On Feb. II, 1876. II appeared
from her testimony that she h5a Taft
her husband once before and went IN
Marshall county, South Dakota. whore
She had lot OF properly given her by
her father. Her husband followed her
ana took the property away from b,~
ana drove her from home That was
seven years ago on the first OF next
VI afch ana tney have not lived to-
gether since She has lived bon Butte
three years and has supported HERSELF
and children by her own oret.-
young son Of Mrs. Atkinson testified
that his father had contributed Moth
Ing TO their support for some years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

compelled TO support herself. She said
he treated her with great cruelty, and
abused her when drunk. lie also
smashed the furniture and called her
bad names The defendant is employed
by the Singer Manufacturing company
and gets from 800 to $3.50 n month.
Judge Speer wanted to know how n
man could hold a position of that kind
and yet be drunk all the time. Mrs.
Smith didn't know how ne did II, but
he did do It, Mrs. Chamberlain tcati-
fled that she knew Smith and said he
was drunk three and four days out OF
the week. A man named Frazier also
testified that Smith usually carries
great load. a decree Of divorce was
awarded Mrs. Smith. The lady has
been divorced before and some time
ago had trouble with her former hus-
band in a suit for the possession of a
child and won the case.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
DO Won W II; . 4 aro.

one second hand square piano at $40.
One upright second hand Decker Bros.
piano FOR So. one upright second hand
Stciuway piano at S1S5 one upright
second hand Estpy Zone Of the best
styles. nj Sl15. one very nearly new
Estey upright i'm rosewood case at S23j.
one second hand Eimball In fine con-
ldit.on. $40. one splendid upright
liu2c piano at sos. Terms on above.
SIS down and SO irstallmcpts Also a
faW splendid second hand organs from
So 60 s'N, on S. monthly payments
Orton Bros. sos North Main. Butte
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
OaAND MAsoUE CARNIVAL.
EIccant vaIe, limos Given hw,r.

The Butte skating rink will have an
other carnival next Friday night at
which every one wearing mask will
receive a valentine. Valentines have
been ordered for this special occasion.
and Mr. kcmper assures us that pat
rons that night will be surprised and
charmed with the elegance of the val
entlnes. The rink will open at 7:30 n.
m. The grand march will begin At $50.
during which the valentines will he pre-
scented, and at O'Clock p. m. all will
unwask. None but those en- masuue
VIII he permitted 20 skate until after 9
o'clock. Admission will be as before, 2E
cents at each gate; that is, 80 cents to
the Ice and seats.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
POLICE COURT NOTES.
mo salt Pork Thief seDtenced-A Man
Who Stole BABY Carri.ge

Mary Templeton, who is accused bv
Henry Cnthang of having robbed him
of $l35 about 10 days ago In her room
In Colorado alley, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Turner yesterday on a.
charge of grand larceny. She denied
the accusation and her examination
was set for Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
William Jones was sent TO iaiI for
30 days and fined S25 and costs for
stealing a ham and side OF bacon from
a South Main street grocery store.
Mrs. X. f. Foreman pleaded guilty to
the novel charge Of stealing a baby
carriage from II. r. Tobln OF No q
California avenue and was fined sos
and costs and given a Jail sentence Of
20 days. Columbo, for carrying conceal
ed weapons, and W. r. Martin, for in
toXication, were each fined So and
costs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
"a WARM BABY"
The Hotel Blanket Thiet in jail at IT,
coma


A week or two ago the Standard pub
lished an account Of a hotel thief who
had been operating in Euttc. Helena and
Other Montana cities. lie would register
at hotel, so TO his room. fill his grip
fun OF blankets and leave. He worked
the hotels I'm Butte and two hotels in
Helena and also operated i'm Spokane.
w. II. Badly, clerk OF the Butte hotel
wrote 10 a friend connected with the Ia
coma hotel of Tacoma, warning him
against the blanket thief. as the thief
used a different name at every place he
registered. Mr. Badly traced his sigma
tule on tissue paper. laying the paper
over the thief's signature on the Butte
hotel register. Mr.. Badly ended his letter
with the sentence, Look out for him
Hes warm baby" Last evening Mr.
Baby received this reply: Warm baby
in Jail. Thanks. Tacoma Hotel Com
Dany"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

Passengers destined 10 points bavo,a
Denver and Kansas CITY viii ~ecsi,.,
superior accomupiatipns by t~1,.(.I..'.-
Va the Union Pacific and Chi.,er, (,
alton +, i'i- railways. No vexatious delays Al
Gest-dLe junction points. Al rbI,..,t
are made AZ union dcpAts and a, -, -
able hours 's'S--
III trains are equipped with r,,,s.
iMpfyN'i sleeping and chair cars. lirh+-
cd with gas and run on time 80 90
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

The Indies Of the Christian church
viii give a New England J.nu,r from
3 Il $ O'Clock Valentine eve. Thursday.
Fob. =. at the Auditorium. \ musical
and literary programme will be given
at o'clock by Prof W. J. Dessert.
Mrs. Harry Wing. Miss Maude J. Coy.
Miss AG7ie NgScl and others. Admis-
sion - han. 10 cents: dinner - cents
Decorated valentine souvenirs pre-
scented 10 ali
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
T OR THE FIGHT.
Arrangements Made tn Transport Butte.
Helena and Anaconda Ptrtf,s

Helena and Anaconda Partiss.
II is understood that the SANTA r.
railway has arranged to run a sra.
cial train from Denver TO EI P,so a,,I
return for the Aiaher- zsi,1,,,,,,,s
nGht, leaving Denver a. m. Wednes-
day. Feb. 10. running through IN ~
Faso without change. -
IN" arrangements provided for rho
a''"hlmodauon Of parties from HeI-
-, 80. nut'e' Anaconda, salt Lake city.
"'N 'hhc, Denver and other western
towns. y rate Of $s5 viii NO 49,
from Denver. Tickets viii no -,
rep. sth To 18th. inclusive. limited n
y =, uous Iassare in each direction
FINAL limit Feb. -. '-oil'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
The GlIigans.

Inc case OF John Gilligan aCains,
as to the plaintiffs proofs vaetcr,a,-'
nut the witnesses were not on hand ana
The case was continued until next sat
urday. N' sat
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

\ default was entered IN the divorce
case of sarah Smith against Poker
smith and proofs were al once taken
IN behalf OF the rlaiutia. 81 t.e.lH.I
that she married the defendant au Dec
Is, 1891. a. Deer Lodge For three.
years the defendant has been seldom
sober and for two years she has been
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

The Union Pacific and Sautbe-, p
cifc having shortened the ,ina baty,,,'.,
Butte and san Francisco from tv,n
days and three nights 10 TWO DAYS AMI
Two nights. makes this popular r5Ifs
the only practical one. \ c1rr-.-,,..-i a
ing change l1 tiUe also aD..Eas ?,
points in South -rn California
LAcuis-vn tickets are on sale daily.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

Miss Henault left last evening via
Great Nortl eru railroad FOR New York
10 select goods for her spring trade.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
PRIVATE DISPENSARY-
No. ls n. Main ST., Butte.
DN. ". I ODD
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Diseases of The Genito- Urinary Organs
Skin end Blood, Syphilis and Venercal
Diseases in every form. Private. Nervous,
Chronic. Surgical and Special diseases Of
Men and Women. Nervousness, Weak
nesses and Indiscretions Of Young Mid
dle-aged and Prematurely old Men, sue
cessfully treated by the most reliable.
modern and scietific methods. Rupture
Structure, Piles. 1umors. Eye. Ear Nose
Throat. Chest. DR.. Todd. IN addition 10
Diplomas. possesses certificates from five
State Medical Boards and is registered in
five other states. Thirty years In active
service. Established in ISIS. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

The STANDARD Tor one year and SIghts
ana Scenes OF the World.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
MEMS SOCKS


The best sock for Csc ever put on tho
| market. They come in black brown and
gray and are all wool.
Mems Sweaters
80 dozen mems sweaters in black. blue
and tan. SOC each.
Tens Overshirts
Notice the display of beautiful patterns
In window. Heavy outing shirts in
stripes and plaids. SOC each. All wool
over-shirts. s1.25 each.
Handkerchiefs
Ladies hemstitched handkerchief, and
with narrow fast colored borders, for
PC.
Ladies' Hose
100 dozen ladies' fast black hose. silk
finish, pair for $780,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
A Wilderness of Underwear

And whether the price fs Csc or $3.50 the
quality must be just right,
To-day we're showing more than twen-
ty-five styles of mems underwear at inst
about one-third off, All new goods. but
cheap.
one case mems gray underwear. Soc a
suit.
one case mems feeced underwear. 81 90
a suit
one case of ribbed underwear, H.oo n
suit.
One case of fine notified underwear oil
wool, $500 a suit
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
TO-DAY'S GAME.
Ihe silver Low Juniors and south Butte
l. even.

T. even.
The much talked Of football game be-
tween the Silver Bow Juniors and the
South Butte eleven viii be played at the
football grounds at o'clock this after
noon and everything points TO a lively
contest. The following is the line up:
= Il. j. Positions = r
Thomas Lynch. Center ........ Barrough
Benson ..........Left Euard.......... Slater
kee.e ..........Left tackle........ McCloud
harrington ......Lrft cnd......Des Jardan
'allan ........liight Euard...... Williams
Barry Right tackle......... Farlan
Williams .........Eirht Johns
Sullivan ......Richt halfback........ Kerth
Lcary .........Left haltback....... snyder
Ryan .Fullback ........... Brown
Courtney Quarterback. Caddy
Substitutes. Thornton and Shanahau.
Silver Bow Juniors. Positions
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
Shirts

Cnlaundered white shirts, SOC each
these are equal to our 3L0O launderef
goods.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
CONSETS

Extra long black pattern corsets. en-
broidered with silk, $1.OO each. worth 81 *
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
" BUT" COORIENAY, CASE GRANVILLE COMPANY PARK STREET. BUTTE
Dry Furnish
BETWEEN SEASON BARGAINS

BETWEEN SEASON BARGAINS
Jackets
This winters short nobby Jackets. for
nelly worth $500, $50 and 5000. this week
1915.
Ladies Shirt Waists
Assorted patterns I'm percales, with laun-
dered collars and cuffs, soc. 15c and up TO
500 each.
Ladies' Underwear
See our window this week for vaule in
underwear.
White and natural wool knit vests and
pants. zoe each. worth 75c. Soc and 800.
Toys Overcoats
% boys fine overcoats to be closed out
below cost.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
KID GLOVES

KID GLOVES
Ladies' Barritz kid gloves, SOC a pair.
worth 800.
Spring Dress Goods
Are coming in. Newest thoughts of de-
signs from two hemispheres.
Colored goods. Black goods, wash goods
In endless variety.
Remnants of Black Goods
On our remnant counter we have dis
played many choice patterns in dress and
skirt lengths, going at 1-3 off regular
price.
Colored Remnants
Desirable short lengths in stripes and
plaids at remnant prices.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
Ladies' Hose

100 dozen ladies' fast black hose, silk
finish, 3 pair for s1OO
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09

Just out. Navarro" schottiscbo.
priS.t ana pretty. Send Zoe to Stev.
ara Music house. Butte. Mont
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
Tens Overs hirts
Handkerchiefs

Ladies hemstitched handkerchiefs, and
with narrow fast colored borders. for
NSA
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-09
Mems Sweaters

80 dozen mems sweaters in black, blue
and tan, SOC each.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23

S9nnen al en- ria 8oS8sier ftuoerts pdu
6siltolen. upsntsi Tom buns SSars gams
lie Siensr inp til BAN. Stuocnten ups
6reo olao: "8oOodg. Cans! Soorlsoss
Ituar Del til bjsmme2 Sar Ou noget npt
at ~Fcrtele?"
"Nei, life noget piosre. uSsn at Dor
11mle &di er oso."
"Nau ia, bpao Oepe BET i~taffdrs DIR
aT?"
Oct bar form:ntlig, io:0i ben )aoOs
'p!It ~irslnegst b'o9rpei Sjso."
";Spao Sldgs bso9rpet ajso?"
"Sjeost at be fire Staos6stsne."
"Splo flyer on, er be ogIaa psos?"
so, bet tom fig at, al pi muattI BRUCE
osn til al tjsre 9dno mso."
"Dei bar od rart! S1r os brugt
be toiibdre SsItene til at fjsrs 8uno meD?"
Oct b9nDts III heller life uroer aIs
minoslise Smitanoigbsber, men Ou SOB:
lets 8Dgninger tom grdno, bar man osl
neoi oertil."
"9il bu berneo r, at min Sars 8uaro
og 9psningsr er branof? SDorleoss git
bet til?"
"0et tcm of 5dtlsrns, ION man haunos
tsrte for uforiigtigt."
"Wr for fcnpt! 6pns BRUCE mon
Satlsr til?"
"0s bruste Dem ueo 0eres WloDers
gsgrapelie."
"!6pdD? min Mor oso cg beerdpen.
uoen at man bar ldoet mig oioe oct minoz
fte al BET? - BET fdtter je9 itfe!!"
"Det bar life lan ufatteiigt enood; bun
oeoe at Sprg9"
"Spdo Iergeo bun cper od?"
"Setr, At 9eres Ssiter bar rgnlt meo
en- GirtustuIf. Roget pioere rDt er Der
ellers itte."
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
Ero Eope Go. Minu.

Sioen Ri ioite Sang bprte noset berfra, er
Der feet nosle GOranorinssr. ct gar npc
6loursUfsner er bpsseoe, en- | Starbuet os
en- | eoprD. @lenipopD bar iaast ct npt
SanSelsbns, icm sies af s. 6. Sslietb; ban
bar fDttet bib fra Satota. 9psn bar osiao
faaet elettrif gelpsnins. Cor nogle Sage
iioen blep afbolot Ell Gountp Convention, ionl
oirier flor Misicrnsielie, oa ben iontrolsre:
oss az ben sanile 5tins. Ser funoe life p9rs
Gale ON at faa domination, unotagen for
Dem, ION bar uofaarne iforpsisn. RGiter
ale al De samle Gmbebsmrno blep uotaarn,
isien, iaa NOR iom Resiiter Of SEEDS, ban
bauos fripiais truttet fig tilboae. Gor Osnns
goit nelote fig fire aanDioater. 50 Of pisis
f%oritaar fig bei pua penns Gorretniue os bss
fiooer 6oltets Sinio, men m9rtslist bar bet,
at tngcn az benz fom nosct bctDoelig / Be-
trastnins; men en- ur9 Slastnins af en-
6onntD COMMITTEE Maub, iom insen Grfas
ring bar / ofieiens Inlisgenoer, bleo antaset.
TN flor Gel at Solicit er meeet iorbitreoc
%oerooer, iaa bet fer uo til, at Solfepartiets
8anoioat for bsrne Ioit BIZ ieire.
Dor aongresmano, Srant GoOn, er meaei
afbolot. Seq antassr ban BIZ faa omirsnt
Sreteroeoele at Stemmsrne Der. 2~igelspes
bill ben republifanfe Stats og Nationals
Sitfst saa isienusm Der meo for Maioritet.
Gn Stsinmeqiber.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23

Sma1iins, Der life fan ifisluss fra iu!iot
Glfenbsn. llotjsnis 9iliiaroiunIsr iorura
beiDes lissfeoes til minore artitlsr.
ytanse 5oris9 bar prrst sjort pdd at
lope iunitigt GIfeabsn, men biotil sr oct
life lpttsoss, % Glsidnten bo;osr snonu I'll
MlouopoI oenns 5orrstnins. Wsn 5ors
iminsen bliUer. JON idat, mere ipuriom
aar for 2ldr, os Glfsnbenet bIiper osrfor
itdoig oprsre; oct sr fun ct S~ioSipergss
mail, naur 9ebopst life mere Tan ipIosIts
gjeres. Glefantsn celer StiGbne, meo
gsfelsn og dnore ajGrp:onr - ben fors
Ioinosr ldnsIomi, men ~iittsrt. - Rogle
Girtnseiers afiassr oerss G~l'f1rrerS
Sieotanoer bpsri otisnoe ;Isr i.,.,O. Iar
og opnddr psrpeo en- life Iiosn Snot9gt
fra oei toitbdre Yropuft.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
On Hcpotution I StaaIiu:
ouitricn.

@n M SnonItrl erunoet paa ell ops
iistsua tfeuoe Spfinoelie, er nplis iat
igaug | 2pnoon. en- i%rcmra9euoe eus
aelif Snsenisr. 8Obottom fra 8r.
min9bam. bar piit, at bet III suur an
at iorpanole Sano III bet bnaroeltt
Staal. 5oritieulst BGrttsi os Mas
if nbele CT allereoe tilpIrfet ai--Sanp.
Sra Rp'3salano tit RObottom for
30 Inr iioen Ell lioen Sprienolna al
Den marfparoiee Sanoart, bpOrom Del
er er Cole. 20 iom saar uuoer 3uus
net "Sitanitaalianb". Sau ienote
ltrar benne sanb til GnslanOs iOrs
nemite Staulfabrifanter, iom piitnti
anitilebe Irsper bermeb, men siproe
MET itprre 5orips meo OF t~il9OOesiDre
Zig SpOaselieu.
Oct iiiueoe fig nemlis altfor Hobart
at iOruanole ben eienoommelise Sano.
item til baarbt Netal.
Men &pbottOm bar ibRrois, os ban
tar III naaet fit Waal.
Souoen, buis uoieenre minbet no.
aet ON Staalilipaan, fiuoes / ltore
Itasier paa ben norolise aDit al gtps
3'alano.
Sames Sector, eli af Gnslanbs be-
romteite @euloser, bar eiter glnnlpis
iunbet, at Ganoen teitaar Of 80 psf.
SernoyDo, 8 PCT. aaliumurpo, 8 psf.
&tielioro Os 2 pGt. 8ano % ubrus
selise Stor;;e.
Saar ben %ioreitaacnoe Sorissstils
uirtnins ben 5remsans, iom NOR pen'
ter os baaber, TOR man, flyer en- enselit
2Iuis, ,mDoeie Ell erunois RepolutiOn
mbeu Staaliuouitrieu / @nslano o9
oerpeb i belle 8eroen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
ut Il o~tcrafncb.

Sra aairo ioriaass istgsuoe Siiics
rte: Haa @ruuo al be monae 5il'Gioe
az aolerd l SGSppten. berifsr Der en-
nleset pprrorsosn Raoiei ior SpsoOm'
men, Der uostet Susens aiuOr cite
br n9 r os Ill at le.
Stplis cauoreo gieuuem Spsus O .
Der Ell b9oerIig hullauof aoptein, ION
pna 8runo al Ten iiarpe YattstuIo
bauoe iuripnct Jig meo en- flor tpt IL
TER. ben paa @tuno al Den i Ulios
ongsttoen beriicnoe ltRrfe Seoc bleU
oct ham aItior beiuarligt at bare poa
ocn, hporlor Ban tdloie pan cit @aOss
gut % fit Dam til at bare llliteren.
@niien sif baseiter Sapisiueu pg botoi
I S~sspnoelieu Sfriot meo oenue; men
inort bieu 8ut;eus Sang lausiOmmcre
os mere lGbenbe, buOripr 9apteiucn
Iinuieo % raabte til BAN: Drag pou,
@nt!" "3et tau jes iife," iunrte ben.
ne meo ipnlis auitranselie. "og 9e
mo life BIZ preo ior bet, Tor naar mon
npli9 er tommet no fra 9uleralnjarcs
tet, laa ----." aapteiueu for
forItraiiet minoIt 10 Sfriot b~agOuer.
itraIte oip9rgenoe no fine grme %
ranbte: "Sporira? fra aolernln5aret'
tet! % bet bar ou life iast mig ipr.
Som mig life ner. @nt!" 90 ou
8utten olloe rrtfe BAN bans litter,
raobte ban: "gtei, nei, bort meo Den.
leg pil life rpre ben meo en- Singer;
bebplo ben; her bar bu 8%rlftepsn0c;
men pat big bort bet forteIte, ou tan!'
3aptetnen ilGnste ben til @utten en-
Sulompnt, iom oenne meo 8eb9noigs
beo sreb | 2uften, os itprteo ial meo
LANCE Sfriot bort fra Steoet uosn at
lie fig ON en9aus. Den lille, ineoigr
Slpn9el oerlmoo bleo itaueroe Ct Sns
b.lt os betrasteo llliteren os @utompus
ten, men oerpaa itpnote ban fig bort,
toet Ian leeuoe mumleb: "Gt iaaoant
Acknowledgment er ca en- berli9 Suorets
ming ali9epel - iiRr naar man Ili,s
per at bore Der ielp."
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
SeIe9raffabcl poelagt al
Sertntter.

profssIor 8oupier bar nblis / gibsnz
Tfdbsatabemiet / pdris gipet en- Mooss
lelie ON, bocrIsoes en- SeIesraftabsl blso
roelast at Snlefter.
aabslen neoldgoss ! Sonfin / g(ar
1894, % beItpo al Ipp aobbsriruuos, be-
Ifpitst al Ell iiolsrenoe Splitter, uosnpdd
o~psrordget meo tiGrst 9omulb % SUITE.
Ossupen bar Sabsln inolagt i ct glprsr.
Msn iiltroos for ole oisie Sittsrbsosfors
an~itaItninger bsgpnots aabslsn, 1om bar
neolast / Iumpigt SerrGn, at piie Sssn
til gsifdpiselIe dllsrsOs i 1895. og / OF
oisie 9aar blep oct neopenoigt at onbptts
Den meo en- M.
@eo llnoeris9slien al 5uasrrs / bel BE-
Ifpttsnoe Splitter opolasoe 9oupier, at oe
bar frembrugt at 5ernitsr.
Mr. Nilns Gpouros minoeoe 9(tuoes
miei ON, OF bet life bar fsrits Sung, man
bdpoe lagt M4rfe til. at Mstuller bar
blsrsn b~eItapissi at Snieiisr. Inner
arimtrissn fanot nan. at &uslsr bar
blspen aforementioned At 9pmnpptsra, Der
bar tommst fra De 5i9le. at bpilfe pat
fdsIerns bar t%ilpirtet.
goupisr ruaosrs til, at man ifulos brus
&c aobbsrpitriOl ION prspsntipmiboel.
5an paaiiop. at en- Babel piloe bare tils
ffrait,lia beffbttsi, bpis man obppeos
Bomulcsn os Su.sn ! en- SpIssnins al
] bette Sali.