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The morning times., 1896-01-05
But In II Trolley Car He Sent Shivers
Through the People.

Through the People.
New York Tribune.
The Brooklyn trolley car was creeping
along to the ball ground. \ tall, dark man
on the second seat was talking to his
friend i'm a loud voice, and all the occupants
of the three rear seats were listening.
'Yes, sir; that python comes around
every morning for his pan of milk" said
the tall man. 'If it ism t ready he Kisses
and thrashes about, raising horrible
umpus."
"Where do you ike to keep a pet like
that?" asked a nervous man on the rear
seat.
Down in the Uganda country replied
the tail man. Central Africa; head waters
of the Nile.
Hes a beauty, tell you. call him
Jumbo. He's about eight inches through
the body and about twenty feet long.
When the sun shines on him his skin
shows the most charming color scheme
that artist ever dreamed. During the day
l see him lying In the grass sometimes.
but every morning at sunrise he sticks
his head into my hut and calls for break
FAST
"I should think you'd greet him with a
dose of buckshot some day." said an inter-
ested neighbor on the speakers left.
'What for?' asked the tall man, indig-
nantly. THAT would be an everlasting
hoodOO on me. He is useful member
Of society. He keeps all the toads. poison
GUS little snakes and yertnin of all kinds
away, or cats them up If they venture too
near. He never hurts anybody so long as
he gets his milk. One day oversight and
was awakened by his kissing and splutter-
ing about the hut, and humping his head
against Inc as lay in the hammock. His
efforts to wake me were well meant, no
doubt, but l was the most thoroughly
scared man on the African continent when
he succeeded. / jumped out and got him
the eight-Quart pan of milk, for which he
was shouting. After tapping it up, he
wriggled out into the grass and went to
Sleep"
Aren't those snakes poisonous?" asked
another interested passenger.
mo, but they are constructors, and Jumbo
would crush the life out of you in no time If
he could get something TO twist his tailabout
as a purchase. They swing down from the
limbs of trees and encircle, their prey as
quick as flash. But they have Il great
liking for milk, and If they can induce a
monkey to pick and crack a cOcoaput for
them they will eat the milk and spare the
monkey"
Here the car stopped to deposit girl who
had been sitting on the forward seat and
who had been listening with one ear to
the colloqny. As she walked away she gave
Jumbos friend and protector one last re-
proachful look that said more painly than
words: How can you tell such whoppers
in public street carr"
"By George, / believe she thinks I'm
stuffing you air. shouted The tall man in
great glee.
~ don't blame her!" calculated a
cigarette smoker on the last seat.
"I'll bet you 81, coo I've told the truth,
put up the money in an hour and pay your
expenses to Africa 10 prove it," said the
friend Of snakes in prompt reply.
The cigarette smoker, not having true Az
rican sporting blood, respectfully, hut
firmly, declined the wager, and everybody
made q rush for the gate as the car stopped
In front Of the ball grounds.
The morning times., 1896-01-05
THE PYTHON LOVES MILK

THE END.
The morning times., 1896-01-05


or be apother's. but could not give my
self to q coward"
Juan Araquil, white and haggard, stood
looking at her Stupified.
In the distance at-the foot of the val
ley, could be heard mounting, slo wly mount
ing, the mournful notes of bell weep
ing for the dead Tae Carlists We're ring
ing the prayers of the meurncrs, for the
poisop had done its work.
vh.r, ,s..[.,,st,r,t bells had stopped their
kDeil, q sllenes,~1ell upon the crowd as
though the wind had brought over their
heads the news that all was finished yon-
der.
"Zucarraga is dead,- said old Garrido.
Araquil looked ct Pepa with adoratioi.'
as though supplicatiDg her to read in him
that it was doBe for her.
LIT was for you, 1t was for yout" he
cried wildly.
Pepa turned away her head.
The general said coIdly to Juan: Ara
quill. what do you wish done with your
1000 douros?'
.sThe money!" He understood. "Cive
it to the poor. I do not want even across
in the cemetery" and then, pointing to
the squad that had escorted him to the
square: ~
..That is for inc, Is it not?"
sAraquli, one does not Kill soldier by
by poison" responded Garrido.
Then Juan Araquil made the sign of the
cross aud knelt before the priest, saying
aloud, ..God have mercy on mel" The
bells IF Hern;s.i were now t0lling as those
OF Santa Barbara had tolled few moments
before,
Juan arose, took from his pocket
cigarette, the cigarette of Zucarraga, ana
asked a match of the sergeant. When II
was lighted he put it in his lips, salufed
Pepa with u last look-who invoiuntarily
made a movement toward him ;.nd then re-
mained motioness-raised his head, and,
with q sad smile disappeared, surrounded
by soldiers to whom Garrido made siss.
Pepa turned, trying 10 see him, To see
him once again, but there was no sign OF
him except little blue smoke. which
mounted above the circle of flashing bay
onets into the clear air.
The singing and the prayers commenced
in the church. At the other end of the
walls of the building Juan Araquil was
inhaling the last puffs OF his cigarette.
Then Pepa, in the silence of death which
reigned over the square, heard command
and the sound of guns changing position,
and then the word 'Firei" came to her.
She fell on her knees in anguish and began
The morning times., 1896-01-05
English Humor.

strange society was brought TO light
during the hearing OF a case before the
Thames magistrate. Several men were
charged with stealing watch froma sailer,
and were all discharged except Alexander
Fullerton on whom. was found q savings
bank book for S245 and a card Of member
ship in q society with n curious title. 1t
bore the following inscription: National
Liars Association-Havingb been member
of the above association. and finding youare
q bigger liar than myself, must congratu-
late you on relieving ME of this card" 1t
must be gratifying to the East End conf
munity, as well as a tribute to Fullerton's s
own abilities, as he had found no one
worthy OF relieving him of the card. The
magistrate remanded him for inquiries.
The morning times., 1896-01-05
Haunted Coal Mine.

South Wales has a haunted coal mine. This
ghostiy piacei is the Morfa colliery, and IL has
been infested with restless spirits for about
a week. They are supposed to be six In num-
ber and to be the ghosts OF some miners who
were killed In an explosion. They make
their presence kno wnby' waiting and kn ock.
ing all over the underground workings"
These diversions, il is said, they vary by the
'singing of dirges and the roll Of muffle6
drums"
The morning times., 1896-01-05

aloud: Our Father, who's in heaven"
Her prayer was brusquely cut by a dis
charge of musketry, and Juan Araquil
fell forward with his breast stained with
blood.
THE END.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

but knew enough Of human nature
to believe that, in q very short time,
he would relieve her anxiety. He again
appeared to be trying to fix his atten-
tion on the paper. Then he threw It
down and turned toward her.
THAT man Wentworth" he said, bit
terly, "behaved to-day in . most un-
justifiable manner TO me in my ofiice.
1t seems that William and he and Ken
yon embarked in some mime project.
knew nothing Of their doings. and was
not even consulted with regard to them.
Now IL appears william has gone to
America and done something Went
worth considers wrong. Wentworth
came to me and demanded 6 cc0,000-
the most preposterous thing ever heard
of-eaid I owed IL 20 clear the good
name Of Longworth, - II the good
name were dePen3ent On him. or any
one like him. Itsrnsd him out Of the
ONCE"
Edith did not answsr for . few mo-
meats, while her father gave exprss-
sion to his indignation BY various ejac-
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

city. with such an absurd idea in your
head, is simply grotesque."
Then the name of the Longworths is
nothing to you-the good name, l
mcan?"
"The coed name Of the Longworths.
my dear sir, is every thing to Inc; but
think it will be able to take care of it
self without any assistance from you"
There was silence for n few moments.
Then Wentworth said in n voice OF sup
pressed anguish: II thought, Mr..
Lonewor:h, one of your family was n
scoundrel. / now wish to say believe
the epithet covers uncle as well RS
nephew. You have n chance to repair
he mischief one of your family has
done. You have answered me with con-
tempt. You have not shown me the
slightest indication of wishing to make
amends"
lie unlocked the door.
''Come, now," said old Mr.. Longworth,
rising. that will do. that will DO, Mr..
Wentworth" Then he pressed an cleo
tric bell, and when the clerk appeared.
ne said: ''Show this young gentleman
the door, please, and IL he ever calls
again, do not admit him."
And SO George Wentworth, clenching
his hands with rage, was shown to the
door. He had the rest of the day to
ponder on the fact that an angry man
seldom accomplishes his purpose.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

honor W hich he owes to his father for his
education. lie calls them debts of
honor; they are debts of honor in the
ordinary sense of the word. There
fore, il seems to me terrible thing that
that" here he paused and did not go
on. He saw there were tears in the eyes
OF the girl TO whom he was talking.
..It is lrutal," he said. ito tell you
all this. You are not to blame for 1t.
and neither is your father, although !
spoke to him in heated manner yes
.erday."
"when did you say the option ex'
pircs?"
AT twelve o'clock to morrow"
allow much money is required to buy
the mine?"
Twenty thousand pounds"
Can money be sent to Canada by
cable?"
"Yes, 1 think So"
"Arcn't you quite sure?"
"No, l am not. 1t can be sent by
telegraph in this country and in Amer
ica."
''How long will it take you to hnd
out?"
OnIy IeW WOuenLS.
every we'll; where il Mr.. Kesyon
now?"
kenyon is in Ottawa. had . cable.
gram from him yesterday"
''Then will you WRIT q cablegram
that can be sent away at once asking
him to wait ut the telegraph Office un-
til he gets q further message from
you?"
"Yes. 1 can do that; but what COOL
will it dos"
"Never mind what good It will do;
perhaps it will do no good. ] am going
to try to make It Of some good. Mean-
while, remember, II l succeed. John
Kenyon must never know the particu-
lars of this transaction"
''He never will; IL you say So"
~ say so. Now It is six hours earlier
here than II is in Canada. is It not?'
about that length of time, ! think" :"
every well, lose no time in getting
the cable message sent to him, and tell
him to answer. so that we shall be sure
he IL ut the other end of the wire.
Then find out about the cabling of the
money. / shall be back here, think.
about the same time you are"
With that she left the Office, and, get
ting into her cab. was driven to her
fathers place Of business.
"well, my GIRL" said the old mnn.
showing his spectacles up on his brow
and gazing at her. what is II now. some
new extravagance?"
Eyes, father. some new extrava-
gance." His daughter was evidently
cxoite,i. and her breath came quickly.
She closed the door and took chair
opposite her father.
Father" she said, II have been your
business man, ~ you call me now, for
n long time"
"Yes, you have. Are you going 10
strike for an increase In saiary?'
Father" she said. earnestly, not
needing the jocularity of his tone, 'this
is very serious. I want you TO give me
some money for myself-to speculate
with"
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16
CHAPTER xxi,

The stormy interview with Went
worth disturbed the usual serenity of
Mr.. Longworth's temper. lie went
home earlier than was customary with
him that night, and the more he
thought over the attack. the more un-
justifiable 1t seemed. He wondered
what his nephew had been at, and tried
to remember what Wentworth had
charged against him. He could not rec
ollect, the angricr portions of the in
terview having, as it were, blottcd the
charges from his mind. There re-
manned, however, n bitter resentment
against Wentworth. Mr.. Longworth
searched his conscience to see IL he
could be in the least to blame, but he
found nothing in the recollection of
, his dealings with the young men to
justify him in feeling at all RESPONSE
BILE for the disaster that had ovcrtaken
them. He read his favorite evening
paper with less than his usual in
terest, for every now and then the
episode in his office would crop up in
his mind. Finally he said sharply:
"Edith?"
"Yes, father" answered his daugh-
ter.
"You remember o person named
Wentworth whom you had here the
evening William went away?"
"Yee, fnther."
Every well. Never invite him to this
house again."
"What has he been doing?' asked the
young woman, in . rather tremulous
voice.
81 desire you never to ask anyone
connected with him, that man Kenyon,
for instance" continued her father, ig-
noriDg her question.
II thought" she answered, "that
Mr.. Kenyon was not in this country at
present"
"He is not, but he will be back again,
I suppose. At any rate wish to have
nothing more to do with those people.
You understand that?"
"Yes. father"
Mr.. Tongworth went on with his
reading. Edith saw that her father
was greatly disturbed, and she much
desired to know what the reason was,
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

Te0ehesn' Exaolnasa0o.
The county examination for teachers
will be held In the court house at Delta
December 1S and 10, commencing at Q q.
m. 1916 Ella New,
Co. Supt.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-16

A few clean cotton rags large enough
to wash presses with will be purchased
at this office; price 3 cents per pound.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
import % erport.
5ns. % rlbfsriel al 9ailoslspat''
pa able 9iauer / en- Wtaaneo.

Sc oficiele Spsapsr ira @alp"ns'
ton Ouer lib. % Snbisrisl al San0e'o.
unrer FAINT Cub ps SsIo | 2sost al
auaui iaapeliOm be cite Wtaa1e0er'
Der enpte mso 21te 9lusuit lioltlsoen'
CT Iornplis ubitsot sisnnem bet 'fa''l'''
ife Bureau % sirer isl9ense Gal:
8 guanIt 1896 uOfortes SanOslsoa'
rer til en- ianllet garbi at sG6,732,453,
/ 9luauIt 1895 s54, S21, 159; De 1or'
lpbne s Mauneoer bar Grportoarolen
567,259,457; i famine 2'osrum
1895 s4S9. 360,551.
Snoirriel al Sanoelsoarer l1o>i1or'
lsbne slueuit beIpb fig til $40, 1852
buorai 9urer for $40, 81 git tol0'
fri; Subfprlsl i slu8uit 1895 GIT up
til lille 43, buorui pmtrent Salp'
oelen bar tulbfri. Snbiprielen tOr 8
Maaneber par s47l,222,424, buoral
1914, 263,6 gift totoirlt; | ~t'lloarsf'
be 9iosrum 1896 Dor SnoisrIelen
$685., 737,S19, buuraf s254,469,4@7
bar tolbiri.
llofprielen al Cub iioite IusuIt ro'
siurbe s1,972,5 44 imub $16,667,s7l
for ausult 1865. S be isritc s Mfaa'
neoer al inoeparsnoe gar notsrtes
Cub for s55,511,8l1.
Snoisrisl al @ulh iicIte Iugult bar
81, O45,S8 i iumme Maaneb 1llor
s1,534,oS6. @ulbinoiorlelsn i s Macs
neoer iaar ouerltes bet ~tiliparenoe 2los'
rum THOR meo pmltrent s2,650,oo0.
llbiprIelen al SDlumpnt % garrer
IibIte 9llsuit uoejoroe en- iamlet Saro'
al $5,301,434, Snoicrielen S~929,422.
8 9Iusuit iijpr uofprtes Splp for
81 553,69S, % iamtlois inoIertes
s1114,677 Gplu. S s MnaneOer
bar @slpubiprielen 4o,932,41S o9
Suoiprielen s7,712, $50; iiipr par uos
iprielen iamtiOis $33,265.2l6 ps Sub
f~grielen Sc, 199,471.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Tariiermo itiuinscn / 1900.

Snseni9r 9epir bar ienbt lloitil.
linsstOmmisi ioneu ct interesIant 1crs
flag. !9an oil bpsae ct ~iertantet Staal.
taarn paa 115 Meters !Spibe (pmtrsnt
iparenoe til $50 5oo). Oct 1tal be.
ltaa al "a Gtascr. os ole ital sisres
tll9jenseilse for ben beissenoe @lmsn'
beo. Saaruet ifal uoitpres prastiulOt
% oplples meo 10000 @lsoelamper.
st Spiaepert paa GA alotter Ifal oil,
brinSes gperit Oppe. 5ioen 1fal oil,
sipss al ct Saarnur, nleo aleapriite
@rupper, os Ell saaii Sane paa 5
Meters !9gioe lfal gale no, bpao &lpf'
ten er Hagen. Oct merfeliale peo
2aartlet lfal Dog bore bet, at bet itils
les paa eli age % peo ct b~porauliIt'
Ipparat oreier iis runot paa en- Gime.
Saaleoes Tan be / Saarnets "A Gtaser
Ioriamleee Siltuere, uoen at rcre Ell
Sob. iaa ie belle noltiainsens 9anpra'
ma % cpenitjpbet Spen 9aris meo
Omsiueli er. (URen be maa baue sobe
Zine at ie meo).
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

Naeroprferen for balo 1ris, faar itgt'
iaa nreset for ben Tom ben Sriser
faor. Der bar fjebt Speosn al ager'
oprferen for opbbelt Gris. Sueoe lrl'
ses iom Spebe eiter lin esen @rao pad
Warfebet. 4euseiorter, iom truees
til Detailing al slrbeioslsn euer Stsr'
relien al oenne Son, Tom al Yrooicen'
terne or uobetalt / be iprifjeaise Snnoe,
bar Sutet OF sisre meo NarteospriIsll
/ 9tperpool, nanr Speoen tcmmcr Der
ben for at iGl9es. 9tuturIi9pls ptl
enocl Y~roOucentcr sjDre bet beore %
iaa ct Itprre uobptte al Marteos prilsu
euo andre. 9atotas 6armeren, ION
iaar 81 8uIbelen. men maa befale
en- 100 GentsG Dollar ON 3ogen ! Ars
beioslcn, tan life bape iaa iior 5oroel
iom en- 5armer / slrgentina( SposAme'
rtfu), Der osiaa iaar en- Dollar lor
guibeleu, men Ripper meo at betale en-
so Sent Dollar / arbeioslpn. 5pr'
itjeaen / beres stiuins er ben, at
Wianben / SsloItanbaros 2anoet betaler
Ell riusere grbe,osleu END ben, iom CT
9iHlbenbe / ct 9ano, iom bar Snlos
mnntioo. Oct CT Ell alminoells 8e9el,
at 2anoe meb eplpmputioo itaar pan
Ell lapt Grin al Civilization, ioet DC ara
beioenbe aiasier tun er lioet opiplte
% tilirebie meo bet blotte 2lpsopbolo
paa be uunopGrli9ite Noopenoi9beos@
a~rtiiler - iom 8IsseGoerne i Snoien
ps &rpnerne / Wieriio. Zen alosle
al Arbeibere bar life ao9aug til noset
bepre / 2ipet enb Ell SfjGru iOr 1T Ir'
beioe. Stnl pi tpinse bore sIrbetoss
Jolt neb til Ell lisnenoe Gtilins peo at
neoirtte Acknowledgement i Sperens ltem'
melt e nteo bine 2anoes laue Ntaal, iaa
at bore Spebeaulere fan iaa Ell itprre
5oroel / fin &onfurrents meo blne
9anoes Sueoeaolere? WtenlnSen al
Splpmanoenes arsument til 6armerne
er fun ben, at fri Sslpmpntnits 9'uer
dig en- so Cent Dollar. buormeo ou
fan ilaa Irbeioslgnnen neo til bet
Salpe, ubeu at 3aslpnnercn siennem'
ifuer Oct. Gu f~rarpuer BAN Salpee'
len al bans 3aslpn pso ben iorrln9eoe
Dollar, % bet antases pel, at ban life
of ppoase Spisastlsbeoen.
Meu pil III life !Sr. 8rpan % bore
Senner, oglumauoene, bore lua iniae
at i~orflare bine 9laners 6ortreGellss
bso for observation-disclosures peo oeres
Wisber ps for 2anoets 3aglpnnere /
Ilminoeli9beo? 9porIebes fan 6ar'
meren oeo iri Sptpmputnins iaa bllise
2lrbeioere, iaa at ban TON fpnturrere
meo Snoiens bilise Irbeibe meo Soes
oeaplln9, IaalebeS at bore Irbeioeres
Stilin9 u9iaa iamtiois bIlper lorbe-
bret PED ben famine 8rOces?
Chicago, LOBE september.
81. @. &obIniu.
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sc bpefeaplenbe SplplanOe.

Man hprer oite paaltaaet, at Sar,
meren riloe BABE Sorbel al fri lei
Sslpmpntnina, foroi baa MO i9lae
jim Suebe paa oct famine Iarfeo, bpor
6uepe ira Sne,en % Spoamerifa cs,
laa iGlBes. % | bisie 2anoe bar De
SglpmpntiOb. 2enne Iaaitauos belle
Strait Iisser oeri, at bpis be Sorenebe
Stater bauoe Sglumpntiob. iaa piloe
bore Su~eoeaple,e tuuue betale fine Or,
beioere meo 50s9entssS Dollars "a Der,
oso TRIPLE grbeios lpnnen / bette 0auo
ueo % iaaleSes blipe beore iitano I'll
at Tapes meo SpIulanosus iom bar
5orosleu Of Ell lapere @rbeioslgu.
Susoepriien Determines paa Geroens
fore Marteoer-praftiif ta9et i 9ipers
ppol-os resaleres al Sprboloet mel
lem Gileans cs gebop. Iriien paa
al SUeoe Der al iamme Grab er ben
famine uoen noset Senipn til 5oritjsl.
len / Seiuiininsen meb at rembrinae
ben, eIer iii arbeibslpnnen eaer til
8engeiOrten, bpOrmeo beune betales,
eaer til Smtoitninscrne meo 9raass
porten til Marteoet. .9peoe al en- al.
ben Spalitet. iom er aolst paa billet
Snno % meo biaist &rbeipe, brin or
liaeiaa meset, iOm SoeOe al famine
Spolitet, orlet paa oprt 2anb meo
foitbart arteloe. 90 title mere. Gen
Salser, iom lar fisbt fin 9psbe al
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ct gattmcit Sagn ira
0jcritaD.

Siplse "Gieritab 4reitesielo % 9re.
tier" al Spbn alas uar Der omtrine
gar 1876 IN 8reit paa Gjeritao, Tom
~alminoell9 falbtes Sr. Sent. Genn,
bapoe ensans Ell lsielt flaot SieneIte,
gut. Gu Dag tiblis paa Saaren ua,
@utten iiRro meo at fjsre @ipoIel
Seiret bar iurt % tolot % Marter
beoRtfet meo Sne.
YreIten fom % fer ben tpnbflabtt
Gut pg iasee paa lin iaopalise isp.
senoe Maaoe til BAN: Stan ou / c,
Beers bc9iere al mig nDe alGber, %
iDHse Seriet paa en- Salmstoue, ital
ou fan, buao on be9iarer."
@utten uObrpo nj paa itaaeuoe Sob
ipnseuoe:
vi opbeIte Sob raaber leg til big,
Sr. Sent, ptI ou mig bDre.
W}in ng9ne Sag penper jes til big,
81 Bar Surer lar bu mia aipre,
Sllorte, Srsis, 8eit bar iea bsbuu,
Go og Soier par csiaa goo,
Sr. SeHt, les bar irsen Sue.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Gtcuo @ugger.

Gapperne bruger meset pite Ell Gngs
&c al Sne. Naar Wooeren ltal &irs
fen, sipr bun ct SUI / Sneen ubenior
og logger tit lille Barn neo bsri. Set
CT life ijel0ent at le FL bel Manaoe
iaaoanne Gugser ~noenipr 2appernes
aapeaer. os Oite itaar en- bel Sob
SunOe umtrins Dem for at bolbe @ast.
8uItmanosfuiuberue / glIrifa sigr
Srus al noset li9nenoe, ioet MOoeren
srauer ct Sul I. Sauoen / Sipssen ai
noale Greer. Gtunbom anpenoer be
til bette Srus osiaa Struiereber, bopr
be mpse Si9r bipraser til at sicre
Sussen bebaeelis for ben porocnbe
Sultmano eQet Suittpiuoe.
Sch g~muSonflooen leuer Ell Stamme
gilbe, Der bruser T~almeblabe iom
B%arnepusser. st eneite Slao, bpis
8auter brattes up. banner Ell uomars
tst Susse, Der ensaus imelem psiaa
~benpttes til Saoetaar. @usgen ben.
ses op / ct Sra. ps Sinoen pusser ben
lille / Sgun.
s 9atasonien siGres Susserne al
tpnbe Sjale. Quart ouer Guasen
lasses TO Stptter Stinb, iaa of Bar.
net iiboer aloeleS fat inpe i Den, 90
ben tan uben 5are for. at 9aruet ltal
ialoe no. ipanoes iait i Saoelbommen.
Snoe / Sptterne bGnses @ussen up
iom en- Sausefsje. Stal 5amllien pea
fine 3eiier i9tte ouer ct Sasorag, iiv,
Der @ussen iOm n SaaD, meoens
Soften er nalten belt unoer Sano. z
bet belle taset igues be p~ataaonilie
Smaabsrn at bape bet NOT iaa spot i
benue eicnppmmclise Susse.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Warsieit I 9. g. SIjonS
Sutif.

Gen "itore Sutit" bar iuumineret
pg mutt oetoreret isaar glItes / Nu.
Looming al, at bet bar I~arsbaaen for
oens gabnins. Oct bar nemlia Den
23oe September for tire s(ar iioen, at
6irmaet for fsrite Gang aabneoe %.
rene til lin itOre uafre 9utii, % bet or
meo &ette Ell Dag, ium bpr buloes i
Grinorius. Scr. Slipn bapoe ba %.
laa Ior %Gnleonmsen bereot 9ublitum
en- ri9tis Geltaften peb at enaaaere
SatIons isrite Siesiments @uiittOrp %,
lpm sap tilberite ct uSmerfet Iru.
gram, iamt peb at laoe gpsniuseu
baaoe ilrs 90 inouenois i~traals al gu.
ll1oer al eleftrlits 9ps, lom forpanos
leoe Sitenen til Sag % frsmbepeoeoe
De iultfe Getorationer % ale De patre
Sa9er, Ipm , enoels5 Getfe bar no.
ltlIlet | belle bet ubDre 2pfale.
On flor Glare ~beissenoe fplbte belle
aItenen ben fore 9utit inbtil grero.
tel, mebens Der uoenfor bar eubnu
ltsrre Starer, iom beuuoreoe be imas.
Iulot oeforereoe 8i.IOuer, % SriumI,
buen, iom isaar aites lieeium / aar.
naoalu9en, bar prGetia iQumineret %
gjenitano for alminoelis Seunbrins.
Slanot 8tnouerne tiltrat iIer bet,
bpOr Woosppnten bar u%oitilet, fig Gil.
ltuernes SpmGriiombeo. Gu Sicpcle
forIaroi9et uoeluttenoe af Slomter,
oanneoe iammen meo Ell Siaur al Ell
ing Dame / gicpclebrnst, Saasrun.
ben for en- BATTER uoitiaius al bet M,
eIte 9atte, SIomiter, 5ier % Saano.
S anore 8inouer iaaes De npelte
9elsparf. eilte, aiuletpier, Sto, ala.
Der, Sensetlaber Os utaltise andre MT.
tise os patre Eager. - "Daglis 81
oeube."