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The young people OF the Christian an
deavor gave an entertainment last Monday
night at the Cumberland Presbyterian
cb1i,ch for the benent OF the suffering
Armenians. The exercises opened with
singing by the society and prayer by DR..
j. q. Forbes. Then Mr.. l.. NJ. Mays ex-
planned the object OF tho meeting. THIS
was followed by a quartette and n rccita-
ton by Mr.. Lee Mcdonald. Then came
a reading by Miss Efne Rowe, giving m
teresting facts about Armenia ana i,s
peoplc. Then followed reading by NIT.
10 Hudson; reading by Miss Gertrude
sherman entitled "rhe Church and the
World" solo by Mr. Thornton Moorehenh;
paper on OMISSIONS" by Miss Nora Palnl'
duet by Mr.. Moorchead and Miss FOWL
send, reading by Mr. Turner Mooreheai'
hesitation by Lawyer I. N, Stevens \
sole followed. beautifully rendered ny
Miss Annie Palm. The onter,aninene
closed with a papcr read by Miss Ruth
MAYS, which was a touching appeal Tor
Armenla's starving thousands.
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WHARTON,


WHARTON.
Monday night Miss Maude Mlnter en-
tertained small coteric OF friends with
u musicale. Music was furnished by the
Misses Horton, Page and Minter, ably
assisted by Professor Diaz and Messrs.
Sportsman, Jones and Hearne A de-
lightful evening was passed by the fav-
ored guests Refreshments were daintily
served ut II O'clock
Tuesday evening q party OF the Lovers
of Harmony met at the home of Miss
Tiny Rowe and spent some pleasant hours
listening to sweet strains of exquisite
music, charmingly rendered by some or
Wharton's gifted local talent.
The Pastimo club were ably entertained
AT tho residence OF Mr. and Mrs. <. b.
Huston Thursday night. Miss Roberta,
who has Just returned from Nashville,
Tenn, by her wnsomo manners and
charming converse made the hours fly
by on wings of Joy. The evening was an
ideal one, and was voted by all present
one OF the most recherche affairs OF the
season.
The ladies OF the Methodist Aid society
are preparing rare treat for their
friends, u birthday party. each guest con-
trihuting us many cents as they are old,
and receiving in return a nice supper,
or course tho delicate secret will be kept
sacred.
The fromen held business meeting
| this week and elected some new officers.
| The company was also reinforced 10y
| several new members, Wharton Is proud
| OF her brave fire ladies and the COM
| pany IL one Of the best equipped In the
| State.
| Mrs. Il. Il. Vineyard is home again
| after a weeks sojourn In Galveston.
| Mrs. A. !. Sterne of Yonkum Is the
| guest OF her sister, Mrs, w +. Linn.
| MIR. c. G. Kelly il spending few weeks
| In Galveston where he goes for the heno-
| Ut of his health,
Mr. Hearne. a popular young attorney
| lately located here, spent few days last
| week visiting relatives in Austin.
| The Young people will give dance
| Friday night at Horizons store, unless
| the weather "a too inclcmcnt Several
| social events were billed FOR this week,
but we're postponed on account Of rainy
| weather.
Mrs 7. j, West OF San Antonio is the
| guest of her friend, Mrs, i. Il. Bollin,
Tho Sunbeam society met last Sunday
Mt the home Of pr. Bollon, and elected
| officers for the ensuing term.
Colonel \. II. Dawdy, one of wharton
most prominent citizens will from this on
travel on the railroad as commercial
tourist
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Lone Star, w. l.. Blackburn Of Griffin
and ]. w, Cremer OF Grant were here
Wednesday.
Deputy United States Marshal f. T.
Borough left here last Sundey for Gal
weston.
County Attorney j. e. Shook left here
Thursday for jacksonville,
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Last night was most ~ l'F"'i' WV 49,
our society young folks. the occasion peins
the long-looked for Leap Year BAN given
nv the Young ladies of Sealy for the dear
boys As was natural. the attendance was
very large. although the Indictment weather
threatened to keep n goodly number or
delicate bows indoors and there were those
Who failed to catch an escort and We're not
m 10 kissing and petting ma TO get her
10 take them out, but stlll the gathering
was IN to expect atlons. and every one
seemed to have a grand time. even the
d,dene Young man who had spent his
weeks earnings for blush OF roses NOON
Of beauty and other cosmetics, expecting
IN he belle OF the ball, but was sadihs
man In the aggregation known az waH
0owers. Dancing began at 10 O'Clock anu
continued ill the wee sma hours OF morn
Delicious refreshments were served AZ l.
o'clock. The affair was very piedsa'',
one The girls certainly scored a gram
success IN this. their first social under
taking since last Leap Year visitors
f,nm Eagle Lake. Wallis and BellVilie AT
terded. The music furnished by the SeaiE
string hand was very gtcd.
The Juvenile Missionary society gave
| mink ten last night nj the home OF Nir'
| and Mrs. j. w Allen for the heneht OF inc
society. quite large party attended ana
| a nice sum was realized besides pleas
ant evening spent by all who attended
! Mrs. DR.. Il. q. Magruder. Misses same
| Rider and Kate Ward went TO Houston
| lac, FRIDAY to hear the divine Padere"sAi
| Mrs. A. u. Rust and babe returned mount
| from a visit TO Waco last WEDNESDAY
| d. s. Gallagher OF Temple spent us'
| with us this week on business
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Ira Gooch visited Huntsville this week.
Colonel a. NJ Rhodes left on Monday
for business trip to Brentwood.
A. Il. Carr, Jr, visited Caldwell this
week
J. n Cole went 10 Houston Monday.
Miss Mozelle Boyctt "a Waiting relatives
In Hearnc.
Miss Emma Martin left Saturday Tor n
visit to Taylor.
Miss Pearl Turner IL the guest OF Mrs
Calhoun
Miss Genie Taylor Visited the fpnly or
Judge w. II. Nall this week
Captain a. r., Wilson OF Hehrnc WIS
visitor to Bryan this week
Professor Gallon OF Mlllican was IN
Bryan Saturday
John O. Tabor was looking AFTER MS
business interests In Huntsville thlr week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Kinney OF ltearne
visited relatives In Bryan this week
Colonel and Mrs. NJ. w. Sims nfe visit
ing relatives at ifearne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Trammel OF Palestine have
been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Howell for several days,
Miss Matte Dodson, nfter pleasant VS.
Il 10 relatives, has returned TO Waco.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Davis OF George
town were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Webb this week
Father Joseph Piilner visited west last
Sunday.
chaunccy Shepard left Sunday for
Orange.
Miss Perle Evans OF Velasco Ia visiting
Mrs N. j. Kavanaugh.
q. $. Parker visited Houston MS week
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The matrimonial craze which has pro-
vailed so extensively for the last three
months. ~ evidently nbating, az there
wns but one license ISSUED during the
past week: l.. W, Boyd TO Miss Augusta
cold Mr. Boyd IL n free silver man,
but does not permit his political Views to
Interfere with his domestic affairs
Or. j. II. Holt, whose wife ~ OFF on a
visit TO kentucky. has Just placed very
fine upright piano In his parlor, TO sur
prise the madam on her return The
worthy NJ. d. IL sly, he knows how to
conciiatc.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lay has been on tho sick
list, but Ia convalescent'
DR.. Sturgis visited the mountains OF
Blanco county last week
Mr. 4 T. Blanks and wife were visit
ing In the city last week.
Miss Emma Burleson OF Austin ~ vis-
iting her brother. Mr., j. q. Iiurleson.
Mr.. c. b. Rowland and wife OF Kyle
were visiting the family or her brother
Mr. Hardy, last week.
Mrs zee Kelley. who has been on n
protractod visit 10 her parents In the city,
has returned TO her home In San An
tonic.
Mr.. cyrus Thompson visited Mendoza
last week
week with his old friends IN Lockhart
Mr.. u. NJ. Hall, agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine company, has, for the
second time. taken the annual prize Of
| fered by the company for the largest
cash sales made by any agent In the
state. Bryant ~ rustler
Some unsophisticated individual ad-
yertises in the Lockhsrt Register for the
return OF stolen umbrella; this is un-
precendted gall
Mr.. -. Badger Of Marble Falls was In
the city last Thursday.
Or. Preston went 10 Austin last week.
| Judge r. ~. Rogan has been suffering
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1AMIASNS.
Mis.a,s Kittle Edwards aud Maud SIM
mons returned Friday from visit to
relatives at Temple.
Mosdamca MOkimon and Tcagle OF Or
nngc are spending few days In Our city,
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Gal
brdth
Miss Matte 2ivioy has returned from
Ilano.
Miss Ida Rashury OF Temple Is visiting
relatives III the city and viii remain some
time.
Miss Ariie Mcponald Of Bclton has been
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and MIA.
j. Abshcnr
Dr. T. h Rnmadell and bride returned
last week from their wedding tour.
MIR. John n, Manuel left Thursday FOR
Omaha Neb., 10 b. married.
Miss Willie Grafton NJ Cuero who has
been visiting Mira j. w. Wright, lert last
woet 20, Eagle Pass. where sho viii VISIT
! rclativcs.
MIR Charles w Wright ana bride re-
| turned last week frcm their wedding
/ tour,
Miss Mayme Edwards left Monday for
| San Antonio ia spend month visiting
| relatives.
| Attorney Joe Adkins of Brady. after
| spending few days In the city has rc-
| turned, accompanied by hts sister, Miss
| Elite.
Rcv. Henry Munger returned from
the Georgetown University, and after
spending n week with his parents, lott
| Tuesday for his work at l}atcsvillc.
Miss Matte Frazier left Monday for
| visit to relatives nj San Antonio.
ALIVE Blair, ono OF tho old Lampnsas
boys. but now travelling for Carson. rerle
s. Scott, Chicago. spent fow days In tho
city this week,
Thursday evening the beautiful home OF
MI. aud Mrs W. L. Darby was the scene
| - ftF q rpNnt rfrgnttonN of tho
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scuIjIENBuRG.

The Leap Year ball at the Turner nan
last Saturday night was a grand anair.
The ladies WED with each other In the
way OF beautiful costumes, II was gem
orally admitted that Mrs. y, b. kessief
,vora the most stylish as well as the pref
TEST dress. Dancing was induiged In un-
III II o'clock. when an elegant supper
was served TO the delight of all me
supper committee. which consisted OF MI:
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KILLEEN.

Mr.. j. r. Centen, uncle OF two of Kill
leen's most worthy citizens, Messrs. j. y.
and X. a. Center. Is here from Illinois.
They had not seen each other in twenty
three years before. Mr. Center is Il pain
ter, and has already begun work at his
trade.
Colonel A. W Dunn. one of the most
stirring and enterprising business men
in Killeen, went to Fort Worth last week
on important business.
Sid a. Harris, one of the popular drug
gists, has sold his stock Of drugs to sgd
French. 1t is said he will study dentistry.
The little theatrical troupe of amateurs
of killcen that went to Coperas Cove 10
present the play, My Wlfe's Relations"
the evening of January q, scoredha happy
success.
Last week, owing 10 the rainy weather
it was very dull and unlnterestng In
Knleen. There was nothing to amuse the
young people save the doings of HNmen-
matrimony, you know. dosen't mind the
weather. If the wind does blow.
There We're two happy marriages dur
ing the week Mr.. L. u. Goding and Miss
NJ L. Tyer were married Monday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Blakely. Elder
w. NJ. Bakely officiating. Thursday
evening Mr.. w. F. Polk was happily mar
ried to Miss Lila keylich at the home OF
her parents, Rev. j. A. Reynolds othciat-
ing. The last couple OF young people are
great favortes in the social circles OF XII
leen. and their many friends in the COM
munity, and wherever they are known,
wish them every happiness and success In
life. They entered at once upon the prac-
| teal duties of housekeeping. Mr.. Goldine
| and his bride viii reside In the country
| and he content with the pastoral duties
4, of the farm.
| MON. so,no u.aolxS 10 on n visit TO rela-
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lACKSnNVlI1r

| Mrs. Fmruh er visited Rusk Monday.
starday ~ Irwin OF Palestine spent
~ week. 'HeS attended c2urt at Rusk
age Mcclure is In the southern
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again with his old ma,aay, rheumatism,

again with his old malady, rheumatism.
but is able to he around.
Mr.. j. Il. Anderson the new post
master, has made his appearance at the
general delivery window of the postof-
flee. and will be assisted In his duties by
Mir. w. II. Smith,
Ralph Bingham the young violinist and
humorist entertained large audience
at the opera house last Thursday even
ing. giving great satisfaction to all
Mr., Harrison Skaggs, an old Caldwell
county boy, who has been absent for sew
eral years, has returned, and Is now
teaching u large class IN stcnography, in
which art he ia very proficient.
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sissppi. Miss Mollie Quinan OF Austin
fills the vacancy.
Rev. Pinkney Harris of wrightsboro has
been called to the passionate Of the Baptist
church at this place
The semi-monthly meetings of the Liter
airy society continue to be the most in
.eresting feature of our town life. Pro-
lessor Jones in the leading spirit In this
movement
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CALVERT,


Calvert has been the scene OF many
charming entertainments. but never OF
one more delightful than the reception
given on Friday last by Mr.. and Mrs. G,
s Meredith. complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs G. Kirby Smith and bridal party
Tho house was beautifully decorated IN
pink and green. In the front Patlor
Misses Mary and Nellie McLendon re-
ceved the guests. Progressive games were
INDUCED in until later hour, Miss Lucy
brennan and Mr. Tom Taylor CARRYING on
the royal prizes, which were beautiful
level case for lady, handsome SILK. hem
stitched handkerchief for gentleman The
hoohy prizes, two dogs. were awarded
Miss Graves and Louis Cashier. supper
was announced and all repaired to tho
elegant dining room and partook or "A
sumptuous repast. At late hour inc
party dispersed. all declaring Mr., ana
Mrs. Meredith the most charming OF en-
tortniners.
Rev. James Kilgore and bride. nee Miss
Blanton, Of Austin arrived here yesterday
and win make Calvert their home.
The many friends OF Mr. Alton Baker
win be glad TO know that he was not seri-
Dusty Injured aa was reported, IN the
wreck nj Arkansaw.
A Leap Year picnic was given at the
elegant home Of Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Foster
on wednesday last complimentary to MISS
Hoye OF Galveston. Owing to the very
stormy weather but few were present.
hut those who dld attend declared II to
be n most unique affair.
Miss Kate Woodward Of Navisota ia
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. q. LeslerVille'
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Willis McCutcheon attended the burial
of Mr.. Moore at Moulton one day last
week
Rev ]. W. Sims filled his regular ap-
pointment here last Sunday.
A., Tho last meeting OF the literary 30
c!ety quite an Interesting programme was
carried out
Davld Hicks, who has been clerbing for
w. II. Morgan & Co. has gone to crow-
ford, Texas.
Mr.. W. s. Irby was here from Sublime
last Sunday 10 see his family
DIR. j. W, Reed OF Altar was mere Sun'
day.
CORPUS CHRISTI.
Tho following officers. Of the Independen
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CAPTAIN II. Il. Richards has sold out
his interest IN the drug business TO Mr..
Bob Reynolds
Grau's Opera company, which played
here on the 2sth and 2eth of January
were greeted with the largest audiences
over witnessed In the opera house
Cards are out announcing the npprcicn-
ing marriage Of Mr. T. r. Lillard TO MISS
Hnttic Bradshaw OF this placed on Feb
runry r. a.,
Mr. Tom Moore has bought out Mr..
George Halls interest IN the grocery
store of J. w. Labein Co.
The .chidren's mask ball last FRIDAY
night was enjoyed Immensely by inc Ut
MIR otto witte was In town few days
ago
Mr. Buck Whitton, editor OF the News,
has been on the sick list for the last ton
DAYS
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Tho following officers Of the Independent
order OF Good Temrarr have been In
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
VDrf VifoIausI

al Wlontcnesro er life blot 9pritu n
gpifer, men ogina Sramatlter, % Ind
Meolemmer at bans Samilie bar vi
ret 5oriattere % Sietere. timber Srs|
trptfet al 8ampene moo 3prtsn
1878, Der iprte til Ell llcplntls Il
@tontenesrus S%erritorium paa srjI
nerfunsresien, ifrep SPIRIT 0itplm|
1Saltanife Gorica" ,: "9altans Sp|
ierinoe". ct Drama, buis 6anNlad
ioresaar / Mioten ai bet ismtrl
Iarbunbreoe os ifilorer MOn,sHsrI
nernes Seltemoo aampeue mob 7E1
terne iamt be muntenesrlrite auiussa
opcirenbe Solonins. Stptfet er nd
blepsn ppfsrt paa ben ierbIite srr
/ Gettinie % operiat paa tpli. 5 d
unsoOm ppbOlct 5priten fig i ire I'd
/ Grielt us tire Gar / 4aris, bplItst vi
ientIis bar blbraset til bans litsrsa
uSeannelie. 5lere at bans lurf
9tste er bIeune Splfeianse; bans 0s'
lettelie al Gbateaubrianbs Sen iir
abencerrase" er Ell pnoet 6Oltsss
Montenesro.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
@ar Ncgnormcm ciuc.

st Spsrssmaal, Der for lGnge iiosn
er blepen pptaitet, men biotil bar itaaet
iom u%afsjort, nemlig ON Regnormene
bar Zine, er nplig blepen afgjprenoe
bslparet at 3oplogen Ri6aro 9esie
os bet / benegtenoe Retnin9. Men
ON eno bisie 9pr mangler beitemte
Spnsorsaner, iad tan be oerfor life
fables blinbe, ia man tunoe enoog /
en- bis 5oritanb iige, at De er ubruitet
meb en- mere fulotommen Gpne til at
moptage 2psinotrpt enb DIR. ipm er
i geiipbelie at Zine. 9esie bar nenz
fig funbet, at Regnprmen mootuger
2%psinotrpt paa etbpert Puntt at 2egez
NETS Sperfaoe; beres 2psiuns bar
altiaa 2igbeo meo Dor Gpne til at
mootage Snptrpt at foritjelise 9armez
GRADER. 9iitnot fan Reenormen life
opfanse noeeniombelit aonturer peo
be 9jenitanoe, iom omgiper benz, %
enbnu minbre er be iItanb til at Itielne
Sarper; be ian enc og alene m9rte,
ON bet Stun, bpori be befinoer Iig, er
lpIt elIer msrft.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
On no9 0nno.

5orleben Scat Tom en- Suno / sfI
felets9aoe / ariitiania sisenos % NJ
osnee bort til ben Der patrnlisr'rs1
Scnitabel, ipruus Op paa BAN % sa|
@acen ct Stpfte os fom iaa tlIS41
paa famine Sis, iom ON ban Sdi
treffe 8onitabten meo fig. acitahi1
burtoiite Sunben Here Gause, men NJ
blalp life. 9ililut maatte aonitasa|
bllue meo 9unoeu, % bet u'fts ls Y
at Sunoens Serre bar / ousriiao's VI
ruiet Silitanb os laa paa 5OrtOns't
S~unitabelen foriBste at iaa w
Waneeu for at ipsrse, buOr ban t'saI
men Wanben funbe life ipare. 9l'1
ben oerimuo uioite 8eifeo; ben Y
bort til en- Sort itrar peo, itrabsO' ~
ben % piloe itppe ben op. glanM
blsp oa brast til bet al Sunoen arpfp
Steb, Der ulite fig at pere Rarsss
Sjem.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
On engelif SGae ON yrcp.

5pebe Qiseipm Rug pg andre 8orn=
artery eier | fig a0e De 8eitanboele, iom
er ~nsopenpist for Menneitsts Grnez
ring. Men bis mig bet Mennefe,
Iom fan ern9res at bet 9rso Ri MI
fjsber? Oct er en- gammel Spa,
Iom taller meb 0ottoren / &ompdant
meb 8raperen. !Seller funbe bet / bore
9ase iiges, at Wpaeren pg gageren er
/ 0pftorens Sob, for bar life 9rsoet
Tom bet er, piloe Spttoren babe min
ore at giere.
Oct at iti0e alioen fra Melet tom /
grug peo Segnnoelien at bort 9ars
bunpreoe. Oct er benne Mooe, Tom
bar ftabt Sanplagetuniten % 9ipet
ben en- iaa itor 9etponins for be to
Iioite Sl9gtsleb. Den uoIpefulerte
Mansr, bporpeo Ri bar foritaaet at uos
ifile alioen fra Welet | bort mpberne
9rsb, og oermeo bar ubitiuet &alten,
Saltene og SosforIpren, aae oisIe
Stofe iom banner Rerpez % Ben
TASTE, bar Sanolagerne at taffe for
lin Yraris, mart iagt / ale Sam
funoslda.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18

Ierpad falot ban paa anH % bah
after ben isrn9pnte gsn og fang bers
sftsr SaImen: Seq raober til big o
6srrs ariiti; leg beosr, Dill bore min
aIdqe."
Sd Snngen vi ube, tog ban ajors
tslen at ia % ipurste efter 8scoelen.
pa man iagbe ham: "6an ftaar hos
Cher" idsoe DIMES: "8enne ajortel
Ital ou BABE. Msiter Solger; sjer M
bet, big er beialsi."
8d 9eobelsn nu piloe bdebinoe
BAN, la9oe ban: "6olser, bu ital life
bagbinoe mig, oa leg ingen pitterlig
3pp er." 0an blep oa fun bunoen
meo en- Strife ON Ilbuelepet. 0a
bans 69nber Itulbe binoes, ps gsoz
pelen fun bible ajsre bette lsieli9t, bah
0pnss, at bans !S9noer maatte bins
oss baarot; "tbi," iaeoe ban, "nuar
bet gi9loer, oa ueo ou bel. at 9Gnoers
ne gIerne ptI bi9lpe be andre Geoez
mooe; bino oerIor baarot."
Gfter at bape oruttet libt Munbs
gobt (tpnbt ~ iteg ban op / Stigen
% bah 9sobelen gad foran: "tbi,"
iagoe ban, bette er en- bsi % In9per
Sang, men pGr trsitig." 0a ban
tom nogle Erin op / Stigen, begpnbts
ban at ipnge: "Meo 8l9be og mep
Jreo far leg Der heben" ofp. 0erpad
bialp 9sobelen bam bsiere op. 9a
ban mertebe, at ban itulbe b9nae |
ben bsieite 8ulge og iaa nogle Sppe
bGnse lapere, Ipurete ban, bporfor
ttte ogiaa ban maatte bGnse lapere
neoe. Gn at PreIterne bah BAN life
at befpmre fig ON bette og trsitepe
BAN meo. "at 10 bsiere op, bes n9rs
mere SimIen." Oct er lanbt," idsbs
Spnes; bette sr bit, men CUBS Spn
bar ogida opbsiet pua aoriet."
Od Spnes bar tommen sperit
Salsen, pg gsbbelen faitepe 2anten
/ 9jelten, iltemte ban: 80 bu Subs
Gam uitploig pua aoriet i~bielilaset."
0erpaa ia9oe ban iibite 5arpel os til
fsieoe: "Soas bill ieg boloe min Simz
m%elfurt." Siben ppergao ban lin
Si9l / ariiti 5aano, og ielp oa 9sbs
oelen Itjep BAN uo, tunbe man bere
BAN ipnge. Serpaa greb ban mee
S9noerne trampustigt fat ON Stis
gen, men Yeboelen lsite burti9 bans
9anoer fra Stigen ps gioroe mart en-
Gnoe paa hans iibite 8amp.
Decorah-posten., 1896-12-18
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initemct. st'

s a%nleonins Of s~psrosu,,,..
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