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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
A Matter Of Courtesy.

An irascible man entered tho substA.
tion exactly ut o'clock, and. approach
ing the money order desk. politely re-
quested the presiding genius TO issue
him an order for $50, TOO late, " said
the dnmsel curtly, pointing with an ink
stained finger to the clock The indig.
nant man stormed. rayed and finally
challenged the correctness Of the time.
piece. Tho imperturbablo lady smiled.
The following afternoon, two minutes
before the closing hour, he again pre-.
sented himself arl calmly asked, "Am
l too latel" "Oniy just In time, re-
piled the damsel Grossly. Thank you.
Now, miss, ~ : trouble you 10 issue
me 90 orders ~. 81 each " "F.i.f.t.yw
gasped the horror stricken woman. Her
tea had just arrived and was standing
onA table behind tho screen. Surely
you are iokugf MADAM" said tho
unn, raising hi, hat politely, "courto-
~ hcgcts cugH ~ New York Ad.
yDrusOr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

In county Tippomry. ireland, th
ia holy well boz which swims a whi'n
trout with o. rod sr..t 0n iis side Ll15
Wilde. mother OF Oh. poet, tolls th8 ioi
lowing legend of boss iHs strange h'h
originated. When Cromwell army was
pa. ug through ireland, ii hi,0uaekcd
iu tht nCirhhnhuin ~ ihIs wOii. A foI.
dior. hearing Of tho splendid white
trout in 10. swure Boz would have DO Tor
biz ncxt meal With a scoop met BIO
managed 90 capture tho isi, nli when
no reached home laid it Boz the frying
pan. Immediately DC loaped out on The
floor. several times this was repeated.
Finally the soldier put the lid ON the
pan and great Stone upon 10 20 hold u
down. when be- thought The ish cook.
ed, ho Transferred it 10 a plate. The
moment, however, he stuck bis fork IN
20 u there was a great shrek. the trout
lcapod to the floor. aud there instead Of
fab lay beautiful young girl with
blood streaming from her side where
the fork had entered. The girl frproach.
ed tho soldier with his cruelty aud com
manded him 70 put her IN tho well,
whore she was obliged 20 stay until the
last day under the spell Of enchnnimont.
This the soldier did, aud the enchanted
one " still there, Ia the form u q white
trout, with a blood rcd mark upon IL
side. The legend docs not tell what be-
came OF tho soldier
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
oiinr

Among minor modes wo SEQ that, in
place OF tho huge white sailor collars
worn last summer, fashion now Affects
the spreading colhrette chat IL cut IN
one, with a tlaring modioi that stands
out picuresquely around tho face, The
storm collar, which is straighter, IS also
still In fashion, and this can DO brought
up snugly as protection against wind
or cold and allowed to fall whom not on
duty. a collar OF this sort, II we'll
stitiened and OF course well shaped,
gives a very smart appearance TO the
garment il finishes and the quantity Of
handsome fur required for IL Is less than
might DO supposed. Here again Is an
opportunity for utilizing remnants Of
fur and turning them TO excellent &C
OOuut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
Nor Application.

Tho study Of definitions presents
many obstacles and difficulties to child.
fish minds
"spoll formont and give ita dehni.
ton, requested tho schooltonoher.
''F-e-r.m-o.n-t fcrmeuf, 20 work, '
responded q dlmlnutivo maiden
CHOW place 10 in sentence, so That
may DO suro you understand ita mean.
ing, said tho teacher
SIN summer ] would rather play out
Of doors than fcrmont ia the school
house, returned the small scholar with
such doloful fwnknpsa and unconscious
humor that the teacher found Dc hard 20
suppress a smile -Noath's Companion
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

q farm and obtained an education through
hia own Efforts Ho studied law and was
admitted 20 the bar Late IN the seventies
he made his appearance In politics, whom
he was elected 20 tho state legislature
Aftor serving two terms he WINS on being
slectcd Tor tho third term, chosen speaker
OF tho house. This wns In 1859. At the
conclusion of his third term he was elected
state senator and was made president Of
the SENATE
Mr. Clay has boon an active figure in
state politics for several years, having bcon
made chairman Of tho Democratic state
executive committee In 1894, position
previously held by Governor Atkinson.
Mr. Clay IL vigorous campairncr and an
sloquent speaker. on course no IL an ar
dent advocate u tho fro coinage Of silver.
HIS homo Il at Marietta, about 20 miles
from Atlanta.
General Edmund Winston pcttus, tho
prospective successor ~ Senator puRh, IL
one Of the bost known men IN Alabama.
Ho was born about 10 years ago In Lime.
Stone county, but il remarkably wcll pre-.
served and vigorous for man ~ hisyonrs
Ho was graduated from Clinton college,
Virginia. and began tho study " law Ia
Tuacumbia, Ga, In 1910 He wns admit
tod 10 tho bar year iatnr and settled In
Gainesville Sumter county, whore DO
prnctlcod until 1873 whom no caught the
gold fever aud won't to California Ito ~
turned tn Alabama two years lator, how
ever, and prnrticcd law until the breaking
out Of tho civil war
He was living nc Cahnha whom ho enter
cd tho Confederate service ne major II the
Twentieth Alabama. Asa lender no was
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

The Mhrouiso de Fontnoy tells this
storyof Sir william Huuulrti ltseems
that ON Monday night during % very
busy London season, after consulting
biz lift 0f engagements, ho went ont TO
dinner. no huciod be observed on
making bis entrance 20 che drawing
room that bic host and hostess looked
at him with surprise, and even ombar-
,lssmout. But be- did not think any
thing more about the matter and enjoy
ed himself very much. Tuesday he kept
another dinner engagement. which was
entered In his book Again he noticed
an almost frightened look passing bo-
tween his host and hostess when his
name was announced. Again the EN-.
barrnssment proved transitory, and Sir
william had another thoroughly enjoy.
able evening The same thing took
place on Wednesday and Thursday
nights. But ON Friday while keeping
the last Of the engagements Of the week,
which were marked down In his book,
he found that the butler who was 60
announce him was an old acquaintance
and had formerly been In his service
The man started back and gazed ut him
open mouthcd. Whats the matter,
joint" asked the statesman. "Didn't
You expect me TO dinneri' eyes, Sir
William, explained the butler. "but
II wash tonight II was for Friday "
next week" Investigation OF tho on.
gagomont book explained the mystery.
Each page noted weeks engagements.
Sir William. in his haste. had turned
over two pages and had thus been keep
ing engagements which fell due week
I.NuN
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

publican candidate securing 10, ibi votes,
while Mr F1rman received 1917 He
was re elected ns q member OF tho Fifty.
second and tllty.third congresses His Ro-
publican opponent % four years ago was
W A. Nortgott who was recently elected
lieutenant governor Of Illinois,
Although MIR, Forman had no hope OF
being elected governor OF Illinois at the re-
cent election, no made . vigorous campaign
In tho interest OF the party which he rep,
resented, being particularly active In
pressing ,hargos against Governor Altgeld.
Mr.. FormAn still resides In Nashville,
whero he has extensive business interests
He fills the place made vacant by the rosig.
nation OF Commissioner Miller who 70
signed IN order 90 accept tho vice prosi-
donoy % tho American Bonding and Trust
company Of Baltimore,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

The Portuguese say that no man can
DO a good husband who does not eat .
good breakfast, which leads tho Water.
bury American 10 say this n moan
way Of throwing upon the wife all tho
responsibility for the husbands good.
ness, for without good wife there can
10 no good breakfast for him to eat
That may be right in theory, but Il is
wrong In practice. wo know man
who has cooked breakfast the greater
part Of tho time for the past 10 years
for bis family. And We violate no con
fidence when wo say 1t Is good break.
fast too. He IL man who loves good
living, and ho knows how 10 prepare u
meal with the best Of women. Yet he
IL workingmAn who puts In from 10
10 10 hours u day OF hard work aud the
kind OF work that Ia oxhausting. An.
sonia (Conn } Sentinel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
noms,. TrIumrhal crorn.

The triumphal crown Of Rome was
made Of laurel leaves and was given to
the general WHO achieved a great vic
tory over an onomy. He entered the
city, not by a gate, but over portion
OF the wall which was thrown down to
afford a passage. Al his funeral his
laurel crown was placed in his bier and
buried with the body.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

In the district uf Semenoysk. where
wooden spoons chiefly come from, about
1000 men mako q living at the trade
Tho spoons are generally made from
brentwood, aud "a skillful workman can
turn out several hundreds day, No
tower than ~ 00O 900 spoons are man.
ufactured during the COURSE of the year,
which are sold at TO s ruhlcs (l2 shil-
lings TO 10 sh,llings) per thousand
They End ready market and per
trate as far as Persia. khiva, Bokhlrn
and KholSand.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

A well known young lawyer Is cred
itod with making "a harmless bull at %
banquet given uy local organization
not many nights ago. Toasts were call.
cd Tor, and 20 the young lawyer fol- tho
honor Of suitably remembering tho alb
sent friends This Is the way ho an.
nnunCcd ~
"Our absent friouds-how soon wa
would show them the depth of our re-
grot at their absence II they were only
here with as tonight
And the funniest thing about II was
that nobody caught on to tho bull until
som0 time afterward. Cleveland Plain
Denlor
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

j. W pUtffiH I.u
istot1to thrsoat
now occupied by
senator purh o.
Alabama. will be-
two now figures
in theuprurchau
Der OF tho next
congress and, Of
course, every one
wants ~ know all
about them
Alexander Ste-
phons Clay was
born In Cobb
county, Ga. Asa
boy he worked on
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

No longer aro tall lowering plants
used for decorating the tabla, Instead
there arc low dishes tastofully arranged
with choice flowers and delicate trailing
plants. mingled with appropriate leaves
and mossos Another pro.,y way 20 ar.
range flower for tho table is to al a
low dish with small blocks Of ice and
sweet smelling buds and blossoms
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
NIAGARA IN HARNESS
THE cATARhcr NOW RUNS rHE
STREET CARS or BUFFALO.

Electric Power Generated at the rails
Conducted 60 nunaio on cables now
thc Plan Originated and How 70 Has
Iiecn Carried ont Future Prospects
In Buffalo street cars aro being run by
electric power generated at Nlagnm Falls.
20 miles away. The completion n tnis,
one OF the most remarkable mechanical
triumphs II the century, marks not tho
end, but only tho beginning Of a great err
u industry. Tho Harvesting Of Niagara,
that protest which FOR years has been the
dream OF scientists, has boon successfully
accomplished Next comes The practical
utilization " tho tremendous which
has been running to waste for ages or
course only small portion of the power
IL made uss Of. and the beauty of that
mighty catarnCt IL not In the lcnst i'm
paired, but willis ~ will still continue a.
thundor on ~ the great sbcet Of water
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

county. In $50 no was elected solicitor OF
Piokens county, aud three years lntor, no
the nRo Of 80, he was elected judge Of tho
Seventh judicial district Since then no
has held no public Office, although no has
been a loader and counselor Of his party In
many an exciting aud hard fought cam.
palgn Ho has frequently boon asked 60
accept "A nomination Tor various places, but
until rocently has refused
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25


brave and fearless
and was several
times promoted,
roaohlngthc grade
Of hripndior gen
cral In 1903 Al
tho close Of tho
war he located no
Selma and no
edthepractlos
OF law
Tho political CO
roor Of General
Pottusl began back
IN 1871, when no
was elected solic-
itur OF Sumter
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
nd LueE In DAD Namher..

The Slamoso have such superstltious dis
like OF odd numbers that they studiously
strive 10 have Ia their houses an even num-
Der Of windows, doors, rooms, eupboards
aud 90 on.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

Tho drst Submarine telegraph wire in
this country was from Governors island
20 the Battery in Now York laid in
isfs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
A wom.n Of oood worL.


Mrs Temple, wife Of the prelate who
has just been appointed by Queen Vic.
1oria 20 the primaoy Of the Church Of
England, is an ideal helpmAto for an
archbishop aud ever since her marriage
has identified herself with many good
works associated with the name OF her
husband. In the sees Of Exeter and Lon.
don Mrs Temple has been great favor
ito with oil classes Of society and IL vice
president Of the Ladies' Home Mission
association and Of the Ladies' Diocesan
association. She Is the daughter OF tho
Right Hon. w. s. Lasoelles, NJ r.,
third son OF the second Earl Of Hare
wood. and she, as well as two OF her
sisters, the Hon. Mary and the Hon. EN-
ma Lasoelles (now Lady Edward Caven.
diah), has held the post OF honor TO her
majesty. Among her other accomplish.
ments Mrs Temple Ia clever stenogra.
phor. aud her sympathetic manner and
the kindly tact she has displayed in her
relations with the clergy and their fam.
lilies mako her apopular hostess. Kan
sas City Times.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25

Charles VII OF France was the Vic.
toriouA He won "a battlos
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-12-25
TWO NEW MEN.


Alexander 81 DlU who WIN succeed
eonni-r Llln d HunIun % GnlrsIa. ADD
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-27
Nanien % SDopoIen.

Prof. Dr. u. Supun, Rsoattpr al
"petsrmdnns Mitisilunssn", Der piItnot
sr gsroens melt u~nIssoe sspsrafiits
5aDsfrift, iluttsr en- 4nmelpslIe al
"5rdm"s 9olarfarb IdaIsoss: "Spao Ri
imiolertfo frsmfpr alt bauber, er ct sners
gill 5remtsb mob Sbrpolsr, ION troos
ale anitrenselisr life bill bli popular.
Der sr plansr isi9rs ON en- International
Sampirten meo iamtibig Snpiranaen paa
forifienige Steber; msn bpao Ri biptil bar
bort ON bisie pldnsrs Sremadna lpo.r
lite cpmuntrenos. Sasernss Sitting
oiioe imiolertio eftsr Dor faits Sp.rbepiss
ming fordnore fig mso ct Stag, buis 9ans
len trlaote Spiolsn for en- antartiIf grs
petition. ut bans 8irticmbeb ipm Sps
nger enonu itfe er afIluttet, sr litfert:
en- Wfdnb meo en- Iaa operItrsmmenbe
ardftfplslis Iom RanIen, bIir life ligasnoe
rolig pda fine 9aurbGr. Sg bpor fan
man finDe ct Soritninssfelt, Der par bans
Rapn oaroissre, enb g(nturttis2 Ser er
Der enonu SpcuseIier at sisre af funbaa
mental getponing. ut Der til en- Iaaoan
Ranieus@ rpsbition, fom naturliapis
madtie uofsres i for Still, piIoe frsmme
De nsopsnoigs Psnaemiblsr inc, ipilsr Ri
lite ct Sisblit ON; Der funpe let / ben qn=
lebning opnaaeoes en- International Spsrs
enstomit. Obi paa Ranien tror man,
Selosi fplser bam / S9lene, % ON man
tdnIte Tan t%ilItrioe mdnsi % meget ct
Sdmmsn'tso at bsloige Smit9noiabeber,
lda bar ban ! Sopeolagsn tiltounaet fla
1T SeIo. Mdnse bar mdalte liasIaa
mango po!are grTaringer Tom Fan, men
ingen bar uooitIet oisIe Grfdrinoer bioere
pdd en- iaa Ifabsnoe Moaoe Ipm ban; ban
er ben ucpndacos WeIter / polar purtsis.
Ss hertii tnbtter fig en- Iulo 5orftaaelIe
al Smfanget os 8G~rspiooen at Den biz
~oenltdbelise Spgdoe, ION er at lsIe /
polarperoenen. Seler life for ben anti
drttiffeSorfning tunbe man irbe l,uasl
mere Ititfet END Wdnien."
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-27

Granrub peb autber College. De rsifts
biem ioaa.
Reu. 8. Dfion o. Nrs. g.. 81. BIZ
finsitab fra @aterIoO 8ibse o. DIR.
s. @alb, en- Brobtr al Dirs. Biting
liab, oilasbe iibite llse ct Ssiss hos
8rof. @ranrnb.
o. @ilbsrtion fra Gbiarofee,
gelloultoue Go, Montana, er Der paa
8eiss.
- O. u. Dherub fra Sebefa, Winn.,
beisser geter Sobnion, 0oroneis, |
5orretnins
Wr. % Mrs. Die 8. Saai.ruo
ira B~ratsbers. Minn., er Der poa Be-
iss hos Mr. os Dtrs. Rsls Guauoabl.
Gnbreos Della, Ssn al afosbe
Ole Della, % Gar sammel. bspe iioite
Onsoas | fin Wobers piem / Maoi'
ion 2oipnibip, efter en- uses Spsbom
Of @albefeber.
DIE o. Suusr fra 8lbssiuap bleo
Snsbas ben 21oe bs. astepIst I'll aari
&pam fra @lenfpoob. BrpQuppet bolo,
tee ! Sruoens Soralores Sjem, bpor
De inbbuone @ieiter tilbrnste en- ristis
bpssells Dag.
- Grit Gnberion, en- Seiteopfjsber
lOr @lQiam Bot. Gong Sslano. 81. y,
bar iioen Sanuar 1896 ienot "a Yosn.
lioninser Seite. iom ifuloe til England.
9eftepriierne | Secorab er iaa bsie iom
uoset Steb | Stoten. Sm 6 Tiger TOM.
mer Sr. Gnoerlou isien for at ficbe
Here pete.
8. g. @iermo fra Grmitrons.
5otua, afasoe iiofte use ct tort 8eiss
Secorab.
- GmOs Smith, en- Of be fsrite
Settlere / @innsibeif Co., bsoe ben
l3oe os. | fit Diem / Beloit. ISIS.
Dpor ban bar boet / mango aar. ais
opoe par "a Iur us eiterlaosr @nte CO
III 3atter.
@iQiam W. Sannon, iom i Ell
RGfte Of Gar bar Reeorber Of 2eeos
l0r 8lnneibei County. os iom i 1881
HDitebe tll 9ieIish Reb., osoe i fit
oiem Der ben 3oie os. i en- Gloer al II
liar.
Senrp Boiling reiite | Snsbass
IL Reo Bluff, Gal.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-27
MAebaanoe ubna8eIige
Wnater

augu1nbe bet t~ineIiffe aeiierbus sr =
in. b. upeTte Gft.rretninser fra pstinr
- isien / Smlsb blanbt bet ,tnsiF'
SoI,.
8adrn 1894 pitt. Der fig figs ry,
!SopeoItaoens sftlise port It agoris 'n
iogttusst unoerlist Sti,rnebileoe, % r
gftrcrom pilos babe feet, at en- Drag
iGmtioig faint neb fra Siml.n IiseIebss
UT.
St~jernstpbene fpaaeo. MI, al en- flo,
lllptts fra Often Diloe 6rpbe inb cpsr ri
act, % uos bIdnot Solicit ppftob bet Rpss
at oen miper.nos a.iier bible blius 't9rt,t
os en- nh asiisr beIiias Srpner.
Spaabommsn git for ioa ptot / Sp:
fnloelie, Tom | bet famine 9lar ben ulp,'
teIise arig meb Sapan 6.spn0te, Der ION
ODER 9anpet fra pit al. Waen Rpstst on
{! arcnItifte forItummebe, i~aulanse Sri
gen itco pda, inotiI b. De iiofte Maarss'
er bullet pp igien meo iaa msset iterrs 81
tertrbt.
Osnne iibpgeelise os iuiatbe Gtai'
ming bIiper n9ret Deb fere rllsfier, a
bpilts bet teiierIise !Sus sr blsoen bisr'
icst Iar. 5prit bsoe aciier,ns natur'
ligs Moosr, ongipslig Tom Sess Of or
trantenbs gsbunolirs, fom bIeo bnb, fl
Del fra Den naitsn ulmrstise &siierince;
SIDE; enopibere bsbe 3eilersns groor
Der blep operijsrt al en- @ogn.
ct dnoet ilbspurflsnbe Segn CT, al att
isren er bsrnlps, bpilt,t al Soflst blir,'
betrasisi Tom en- Straf fra 5imlsn. Ss
mdnglsr M fun, at after en- unoerIl:
Sijerne buffer op pdd Stmlen op,r &c.
ttro ion funbs let be ilsmme Rpater fran.
talos aIporlige uroIisbcber blanbt b,tt
pertroiTts 5Olt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-27
Hcogana | G9roier.

Gtuitelisuiugsu / Gpos9 afpta bo,
Ior 1896 int S9roisn al al ifatepliatie
Gienopm til s1l9, 39l, 1876. Gette sr
ell itOr N%eoaans, oa ben iorrise Stai.
teli9ntn9 iatte SRrOien til 81, 359, 99t
mere. Set er ii9r @runbelenopmmeue
ION bar iunfet ! Yris. "5be gorpp,
ration SrOpertp" bar bolot ia pao
iamme Huntt iom fsr, os Der er en- ube,
ipoelis 9eosans / garbien al 2sssr,
personal property. Oct eneits
Gountp, icm bar saaet iremao / Glen.
oumsu9roier, er 9aiurenee, Der logger
Slud SlGs Miueoiitritt. per er Stla.
nlnsen s625,S74. 9 Ell Gel andre
Counties er Stigniuscu rinsc, meoeus
9~eoaausen or ipreOt pper belc Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-27
SnbiRe Vaftrer % oereS
6unttner.

De fef. at pore Gafers bar 0i't 1sri
5ale ON be inbifte 9rolomarS os osres
f~orunberIia. aunfhpii.r. Ct at otsIe
sr at Taft. Ct SOus rp 2uft,n os laoe en-
Iib.n Gut ilutr. opao BET. Vt pstts
aun{inpite berpr paa Gatirens GoHe I'll
at brpnotifer. 1iIfuerne. fan Der Del lite
pare 1bil ON.
gn gnseNfmanO / poona @inOos
TAM Hriper berom | et 8rep, oHsntllss
ABORT Ell .nsslt Siosfrift:
"..ssa bar i Idiit (en af Sinbuernss
6saise gper) i,st en- summsl iroiit Gatir
uofsre auniitptter m6 Souget, os Der
II insen anom Sortldrins mulig, sno at
ban bppnptiisr,oe ale be tilitsoeper'nos
- BET rare bar MI forre'ten oet, at Sulps
parton af ben bppnotiiersoe R9nsoe be-
fanot fla baa bum, idu at oere8 bppnotiIts
5iliauo lite tlrbe Ifplpes bans Bill elsr
8eitus.
9 bet SilT9lbe, iss par 8ione til, tps
fat;:en Ilst life slIer Blot | ringe Srdo
Rptis af gublifum, og bans WteohjGls
per Ipiaece en- b9mpst, lunolis MuTit.
5or mine Din. Iaa bet no, ION ON ban
tldtrebe opao Souget, til ban oar loe at
SINE, bpprpad ban en- Stuno efter piIte
Iis Ipm ct libet Puntt mob Simmelen os
Iasts ites na isisn.
Seq mad tro, at ieg. Iummen meo ale
Dc andre 5;lIfuere, oar bppnotiisrst; men
lea psbblep cnisepel ben bels Sio ct reJe
min pibs 90 felts mig life mere Tt2pGs
rsros mo MIR: Santer, eno iss alcr /
oetts gisblit, msoens jss fripsr bette.
gn dnoet Grempel pau ben famine 0as
t:rs 0pstisbeb fl iss insre al IN Ben,
Der gap mig fit 9gresoro Tom 5rimursr
paa, at bpaO ban bapbs f%urtalt, bar fanoi.
San bsrettebe, at Satiren b9lbte ltot Tort,
tor Sanb / bans SaarD os bao BAN Itirrs
Itarpt oerpla. Wsoens ban sioros bette,
tasbs Der Jig ION en- Saaseftp pda Sus
oct; Stpen fpaltcoe Jig, o9 ban iaa bet
inOre Of ct 9arelIe, ION ban erinoreos
iom tilberMos fit 9urnoomsbjem, ps oso
8itoust ido bans Mooer os ipsoe.
min Sen blp il9r ilaaet pec, bpor ligt
9ilsbst al Mobsrsn bar 8lrteIigbeben.
Oa bet bar en- inbiIf Satir, Der dlori9
bapoe lat i'm SOB uDsnfpr Snoisn, ION
frsmbrasts BET. 9et bar ogidd barb at
notsrs, at ben gamls Srolomaro ooerIez
gent ufilog at mootage Detailing eller en-
"Yufihlid."
Sauomne fprftieGig. Sing, frenbrugt
At en- nsssn Bigger, Der itoo peo min
SIDE, tpingsr en- til at tro, at Der er flere
5ins | Simmel ps paa SorO, END Der
orsmmes ON bin Siloipfi, Spmttp" =
Tor al citsrs Sbateipeare.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-27

ON at al mia ct b.Itemt Spor, bd jea
buppe lioen Sib. DIR git II Wsinutsr.
Gda IA ban:
Seq tanisr lille, BET CT porDt.
paIfor Belsbsim foridlte:
gngdns Tom Spar aai.n sdaenO'
aiennem 9urbranOsoalsn | 5slse mel
Soafern S6jsrbsrg fra auIeiuno. Gr
ao9lo Tom be til en- @adrb, 6por oe III
2osi. S6jslbers, Der Iaa uO iom gp'
mano, fit en- upm9rtd Sens. mems BEL
til aaicn blco ftsI,t iitanb en- 5ldblsna
paa 9ulpst. S6jslbsrs opoassoe ! en-
Sploe en- BOG al Spar 4dIen.
Suo De bar en- Bog al BAN os,
IA SdicIbers.
ga, ia 9lDbranososl.n; ben Ulan'
Den maa pare en- Dpstis aar.
Sm! ia Sdjsl6srs; Iiosn ou bar
p9rsi ida mil mob mig, idd fal jss bile
pia Munoen. Oct er ban Der =.
GuD6rmosOslen blep bosrit %forbduiet,
fbnbte fig mco at ia paa In bsoitt 5rsis
oa LOB en- ubmGrtst Ssng bli ietot op til
NdIgn.
Rin Sen GinGr FOB paa q. R.a
Buff. Gn Dag Tom Spar auien inb
gutitn os git ben til aasisrsrIf fen. Sun
trosos BET bar en- alminoelig Bigger, ION
Tom, os tos frem en- Billet til "JOrenin=
gen til WooarbeioelIe al 9etleri" for al
al BAN. Msn bun III life 8rug for ben
GaIen piIbs bare fda periet en- SitronsIeo-
bel.
Gn Dag fob Soar @uien nebe puo
Sernbanstorpet os iaa fig omtrins. gn
tisnot 8~rosiersrfriis Tom zen til bum oa
ratts BAN 10 Gre. Qlafsn fob ubepe-
gsIig, 10 Sringen falot utD pua Gdben
5ruen bpisbe fig for at ia ben op isien.
Da tom en- Muno bort til benoe og bDia
Itsoe: Oct par Soar adien. 5ruen trai
Jig ffpnoIomt tilbase.
Som 8antoirettsr gsrnsr IA filfllrt
Seq bapo. uliib bet Snbtrpt al Spa,
aaien, Of Fan bar en- flor Qarp, en- rig
PerIcnlisbso, ION uiloe fda en- paloiq
Snoflpoelie pau lin Sumtib os paa Jrsm-
tipsn.