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MAERfED.

sunday afternoon Mr John Nor gan and Mrs. May Lloyd were united in marriage. Rev. C. T. ]. Tate off eiating Mr. Morgan is | popular Pine Bluff baker. and together with his estimable hriae, will receive the hearty congratulations CT hosts of
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Miss Alice Coffin, a charming young laIy of Nashville. Tenn, who for the past two weeks has been a guest Of the family of Dr. T. Ofto. left for Little Rock Saturday. Dur ing her soiourn in this city she be- came quite a favorite in social circles.
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A Cnrions- -Negerable.

Today Mir. Pic Merlo brought to the County Exposition q mos t curi- ous vegetable It vas il cabbage consisting of twenty-one separate and distinct heads.
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DIED,

McgooI.-At san Antonio. Fexas Sunday June %, 1897, Mr. OLLIE aaicGe'ooL. fhe remains win be brought 10 this city.the former home of the young man, for iaterment.
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This morning the town was filled with cX-Confederates,many of whom had gathered here to go on the Cot ton Belt train to Nashville to be present at the eeXConiederatercunion. Numbers of them wore Che old Con- tederate uniforms.
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Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Cline. Of Con way, are in the city, attending the Women's Foreign Missionary, they are guests of Mrs. w. l.. Dewoody. Rev. Mrs. Cline will leave in short time for China as missionaries.
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On Friday Mir. Joha F. Wells sold two thoroughbred Berkshire hogs to Messrs. A. J. Stewart and Floyd Jarvis, respectively. These are the first sales made by Mr. Wells, who recently engaged in the business of raising thoroughbred hogs The ones sold were magnificent speci- mems.
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Mr. Caldwell will preach at the Presbyterian church today as usual.
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Mrs. ]. II. Eddins is now visiting friends in Monticello.
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MT. ]. R. Gore, of PmmBayou, was greeting Pine Bluff friends Satur- day.
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Mir. George c. Reid and family arc now soionrning at sulphur Springs.
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Saturday was decidedly the warm est day of the season.
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The social season has come to close on account of the hot weather.
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Cannot Convict suear Kines.

In these days it is harder to convict 6 sugar trust king than it is for camel to go through the eye of q Cleopatrian needle. --Baltimore Herala.
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Rector G. Gordon Smeade of Trinity church has returned home and will conduct services at his church today, both morning and evening.
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Ne are glad to state Mrs. c. Q. Harris is much improved during the last few days.
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Mrs. D. l Singleton let for Little Rock Saturday morning where she will be the guest of friends for week or two.
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Mrs. Horace C. Allis will arrive in the city today, and will be the guest of Dr, D, s. Mills and family. and other friends for some days.
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Mir l. II. Solomon. of New York City is here on business.
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Mr. Eugene sonfeld, formerly of this city, now of Memphis, is in the city.
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Mir. Chas. Berg, the talented en- graver for the jeYelry firm of R. IT.. Stearns. will, about the lst of July. leave for Sweden. 10 he absent two months This will be Mr Berg s first visit to his native country in twenty seven.
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Mr. Absie Knox, after visit to Pine Bluff friends, will leaee today for Mississippi.
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Mr sam Katzensteia.o .of the firm of ]. and <. katzcnstein, Pine Bluffs exclusive shoe dealers, is spending the day in Little Rock.
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Messrs. E. C. Howell and I W. Ragland are now drinking the pure water Tt Potash Sulphur.
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County Examiner C |. I.ytle. of Wabbaseka, was aere last week in the County Normal.
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sheriff |. c. Smith. of Arkansas City was n Pine Bluff visitor Satnr day,
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Miss Beckie Bloom is reported bet ter today.
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MT. Day Mills, we are glad to state, is able to be out after quite a siege of sickness.
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Ne regret to state that Mrs. l.. Naldstein is in q very low state of health at the home of her son, Mir. Henry Maldstein. Ut Hot Springs.
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ltis not very encouraging to home printers when the managers for a sunday school picnic will send abroad to have 5o0 or q ,0o0 small dodgers printed. That class of work could have been done in any of the three Pine Bluff printing establish ments as cheap, or cheaper, than it could have been done in Little Rock.
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Miss Bettie. the lovely young daughter of Mir. NJ. A. Austin, after a visit to Little Rock friends. returned home this morning.
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aIanafaetarers AgaInst the TarIfr nIn.


 Manufacturers Against the Tariff Bill.
 One Of the most striking indications of the growth of sentiment against high protection and of a liberal sentiment upon tariff matters is the movement against tho pending tariff bill by the Manufacturers Association of tho Unit ed States Mr. A. B Farquhar, an ex- tensiYe manufacturer of agricultural machinery at York, Pa, is at the head of the movement
 1t is well known that in the manu- factu1e of agricultural implements and machinery Americans are far in advance of their competitors ill any other land and that the products of their factories may be seen in the fields all oyer the civilized world These people need no protection and are well able to take earo of themselves. All they ask is to havo untaxed raw material, so that they will not be placed at a disadvantage.
 4 great list of other industries are practically in the same position and de- sire free raw material more than they desire protection. It is also significant that the manufacturers, il their peti- tion to the senate, declare that their ability to employ American labor will Do greatly impaired by the passage of the tariff bill. They ask that the Chi nese wall that is obstructing the foreign trade and crippling American enterprise shall be broken down.
 The plea which has been used for years by the protectionists - namely, that protection is ill the interest of American labor--is shown by census figures to be a sham. Of the 5, 000, GOO persons employed in manufacturing ill the United States it is shown in the pe- tition that less than 200, GOO are en- pIoyed in occupations subject to active foreign competition and GIG, GOO in occupations subject to moderate for eign competition. The remainder, oyer 7, ooo, 900, do not come at all ill compe huon with foreign labor
 1t is very plain that the Dngley bill IS not designed, any more than any other high protective measure was designed. to protect American labor or to pro- duee revenues for the government. It is designed primarily to protect the trusts and to foster monopoly. Baltimore Aan.
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 N CARD SOLD To JoBBING

Inese buttons are not made here, nor are they likely to be made First, be- cause little or none of the raw material required has been found here, second, because the total sales being limited to this country would not warrant the investment of the necessary capital i'll plant needed to make the various styles wanted. Itis evident that the intention is to exclude these goods in the interest of some higher cost goods. The proposed duty would be a real hardship and bear heavily on the class of people who buy china buttons, as well as on the manufacturers of cheap shirts, under wear, etc.
 Bone Buttons (to sew on)-Present duty B per cent; Mckinley bill 90 per cont; proposed duty, from 106 to l94 per cent These goods are mostly sold to manufacturers of cheap under wear childrens waists, clothing, etc.
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Hon. John D. Ryon, ex. Mayor of Rob Roy. leaves today for Indian apolis, where he goes Go attend the annual conelave of the Knights of Rest. of which he is Grand Chaneel- or. He says that l32, ,O00 delegates win be in attendance.
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tFrom Sunday s Daily 1

Mrs. k. A. Chestnutt is reported to be quite H.
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On tomorrow evening Maj and Mrs. Il. \ Mccoy will celebrate the 18th anniversary of their wedding. They have a legion of friends who will wish them many returns of the day.
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The Rev. c. F. ]. Tate returned yesterday from the Arkansas Con yention of Baptist Young People a. Little Rock, and was greeted with large congregations at his church. Sunday four new members were added 10 the church.
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The lines of the Postal and Nest ern Union were blown down hy storm Saturday night about l2 o'clock. The lines of thePostal were down between Helena andClarendon ard the Western Union between Memphis and Little Rock.
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The GRAPHIC tenders it's sincere thanks to lie officials of that great industrial enterprise, the Bluff City i.vmber Company, for eourtesies ex- telsaed to fig representaliye.
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Mrs E. z. Luce and LeHora Yes hersia Luce leave for Ohio today to spend the summer months
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Mir aud Mrs Mike Russell hnvo re- turned home after apleasant snjunrn nt Ragenaen Springs.
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The GRAPHIC k under many ohliga- tions to General Foreman q. ". Gnge of the Cotton Belt shops for eourtesies extended it's repFeseH- tatives. Mir Gage is well known as a genial, accomplished gentleman. hence his universal popularity.
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Pine Apple frappe is at Randy Kitchen t
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We are plcascd to announce that Mrs A Fordue is much improved l taHav
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Mf E B AliaeH wns passenger tor iittle Rock this morning
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Mrs. o'Kieff and daughter. Miss Ollie, leave today for Galveston, Texas, their future home.
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~unaay Was tfe Wurmaet day of m exceedingly hot June.
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Mir N. <. Austin leaves for Van Buren this afternoon, on legal busi-
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The Pine Blaf base ball team will play the Philadelphia team at Little Rock OH the Fourth of July, for the State championship Good luck to you. boys.
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Mr and Mrs. J <. Mcdonnell }e0vc today for Denver, Colorado, where they will spend the remainder Of the summer.
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Nearly all the delegates in attend- ance upon the meeting of the Woman's Foreign MissionarySociety left for their respective homes t9is morning
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Miss Nannette aud Jewel Ailschul, Little Rocks most accomplished and beautiful young ladies, left yesterday after a short visit to their cousin Miss Brunette Allschul. on BarraQue St. Their many friends will welcome their return.
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Me Joe Franklin, of Little Rock was in tleeity yesterday
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aII I33IAII Ai- NTNEIH ENIaN H8AH from Bitfh Rock thi4 morning
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Miss Beatrice and Retta Wer- theimer left yesterday for Red Sul- phur Springs, Va, 10 spend the sum mer. They were accompanied by their father Mr. E. Wertheimer.
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Mr. and Mrs John Roth left yes terday for their St Louis home alter a visit to relatives in this city.
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Mr. and Mr9. W E. Jackson and children spent Sunday in Little Rock.
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Mss teuora Brown lett for Nash vile Fridar night.
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This promises to be q gay wrell in social circles, as number of wed- dings will take place, aud several social functions of note win ocenr.
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The GRApulc reporter was sitting m his office, when he heard terrible veil Upon Investigating the cause, he learned that someone had thrown Royal flush on E, S. Altschurs slot machine
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From Mondady's Daily.

Mss seaora Brown left for Nasb- vile Friday night
 Sunday Was tie waruast day of m exeeesliney hot June.
 Mf. E B Miaeli wus passenger tor i-itte Rock This morning
 Mf John M Gracie came down rom Gietle Rock this morning Pine Apple fmppe is at Randy Kitchen It Nj Joe FrauElin of l5ttle Rock was in theeity yesterday
 We are pleased to announce that Mrs 4 Pordue is much improved today.
 Mr. MA. Austin leaves for Van Buren this afternoon, on legal buai- ness.
 Judge NJ. L. Hawkins. of Ham burg, WIS in tbe city sunday
 Mrs c. Il Raaelle, of Litae Raek, is in Inc ely. the guest Of drs M. b. Bell.
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Richard Heard andJakcBerry were arrested today on charge CT grand larceny The men are accused of stealing 2 cow.
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Miss Iita Hammett handled the climate and and position of Europe like an expert.
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The Rev. Cline delivered n splendid sermon at the Main Street Methodist church sunday He and his wife win leave for China in August, on missionary work.
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Miss Edna Tucker, who has been visiting in the city the past week, left today for Nashville and the Cen tennial.
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Judge M L. Hawkins, of Ham burg, WIS in tbe city sunday
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Smaapiuf.

- 5reo. Ssrsens bar en- fort Sc
RE, iom ban tilbringer biemme.
Mr. og mrs. 5. Suas's 9ubb,
6 Maaneosr gammel, osos / Ssnoass
eftsr nogIe fuG 9uess alpprIig 6prs
tislelIs.
Risls &nosrIon fra Ssri6o,
SOpu, sr / DEBORAH pua Ssisg hos
lin gumle Gen Og t~joIisere RubO Mr.
q. Billion.
llafbsnteoe 9repe: Miis Sou
). RssIst. Mrs. Sugeborg 9eteriou,
WtiIs SuIia Sobnion, 8unopal >.
9iQe8lunb, Miis Morie Dahl, Mr.
%. Carton.
Rr. Og Mrs. 9ttf Sispsrs fra
Dubuque, sr biemme pau ct tort Be
isg. Sr. Siepers ftal bsgpnpe egen
Notwithstanding ! glta @iita,
GbittuiaD Co., SUipa.
- Securitp 2ife Q8IuranceisIitub,
Iom bar bapt mango Meolemmer
baaoe / DEBORAH % Smegn, men ION
/ lGngere Sio bar itauet paa ipage
6soosr, opsrbragss / oisie 0ags til
Soutbpeitern Mutuul af Muribuus
torpn, iom ital babe 5000 Wsolems
mer pg bore ct moi iua gObt Gins
asiurantefelTtab.
- Wrs. Minnis 9etterion, SuItrr
iii SIR. 9so. 9ettsrion, Der en- Sit
arbeiosbe psb "0ecorabzp oiten," sr
afsaust psb 9soen / W~tnnsapolis.
boortiI Sumilien bar rsiit ifior. af.
oebe buobe ipaares paubraset fig en-
6prtisleIfe, Der omIioer trobs' 29ges
biGlp tog Sperbunb os Sbprsbug ST
termiooog ben 2oen December meos
fsrte 0pbeu. Silbage fioosr Wans
ben meo a Born / QIbsrsn fra 2 til
II 4or. Mrs. PsttsrIon bar en- So
HEREAFTER at u. RisIiou Der / Deco
rab.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Warf Sipain | Oct eiterriafc
Variamcnt.

Zen bergmte ameritanite 5~uriatter
ouerpar iorleoeu ct al Spettafelms-
osrue i ben siterrisite &i9srag. Otter
Ntpost ipursts ct al &issouseus Nieos
lemmer ham, Um tau nOsengaua hauoe
feet nusst lisnenoe. Sua lutteoe Wart
5mniu Sinene % laSoe pua lin lan9'
iommr, aluOrIise Wanpe: Seq ouer'
par ell Sang i slmerifa en- itor 5Olfes
iuriamliug Der bauoe Sauuet fig, iuroi
Ell Gentleman al ell 6eilta9elie par
reoet bort meo Ell aroen @eutlemaus
Sei. Der blep aaereoe euoel Sfan.
bale, ipr ma III iat paa Manoeu, %
oa bette par fleet. bespnote man at
piItuiere, bpao Der ituloe gisres meb
BAN, iuotil bsnue SistusiiOn aibrcees
mep, at man for bet igrite flpugeoe
BAN pp / Ell @alse. Gerpaa ueoiat'
ties Ell Set, Der iaa iao III SOms oper
2iset, isIpece 9cmmen os beororses
bens 5ulobproslie. 8eo psune Sceus
off bet ppsrit livlist til, % Scenen
alten lisneoe ben pua ilere 8unfter;
men lpno 9orm % Snntten / Diuu'
ben pda bpCraRore an9cGr, oipsr lea
bet pIisrrlsite Parliament 5Orraussn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
@ammrl Settler bob.

Sens GbrtitoHer'on, en- al be Gloite
o. bsOit tienote bldnot be uorite gioz
nersr / Dinnefbeit Gourtp, osoe 81.
6 Ranoag Worgsn eftsr 6 Tigers
Gpgsligbso. qiosos par fsot ben
15b, 1eb. 1910 / Bang, 9alOers, uos
ponbrebe / 1853 til 4msrita og boeoe
BET fsrit. glar pua 9oibtonOnG Dane
g., 0is. 9aaren 1854 fIptteoe ban
mtb 6amilie til 8inneIbeit GOuntp,
bpor ban tiebte en- 5arm pda DuIbs
inaton prairie og bosbe Der inottl
1870; Then bar hans Sjsm pGrst /
9scOrab. Son bar troos i'm bsie
9lIoer en- uIGbpanlig raft og' rsrig
Wano. Tom inotil bet alsriioIte tOg
uttiD Del / Qrbsibst for ben Wsnigs
bso, ban tiIbsrte.
Qfosbe eftsrlnosr Gnts, iom sr 80
gtar gammel, og 7 Born ilios, 2 Ssns
nsr og 5 0stre, ale boiutte / DEBORAH,
poa en- Duttsr NOR, iom bor / Gbitdgo.
80 9strs er panbrst bort fsr BAN.
Wrs. 8iermdn, Iom bsoe for nogle
4ur iioeu, os mrs. SaIporion, ION
bsoe ifjor.
gegrdpeIien foregaur fra Sjemmct
Snsoug Gftermiooag 81. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Den ~bcoraene profet.
Gn 9onoonnerbiitprie.

Get er en- innre lereris Siitorie ON
yieuneteres usuoeliebeo ps Chit til
at inpos ale islu fin Guobom, ps ben
er pnsi.ret i 9Onoon i bisis 8nes.
3 benne nbpre Wpretue, bpor ejs.
'otf ai ale geroeus Natipnsr tommsr
iammsu, fommsr Der o9iaa mango Nius
bumsbunere, os be buloer i Reseleu til
/ fin 1ritib / nosle inraa aaffebuie nsoe
uso 5lOben i gpsns sitlise Del.
bette Spnrter bar Der III noole
opfinoiOmme WtRno, Der fdnot san Ell
oUo Soe til at pluite be mubameonnite
SGfult for oeres Stiliuger. % berre
Soe beitoo =, Seitiaius al en- tor gils
tOmat i~uloitrnois iOm be muberne
Gbotutaoe .gutOmater. Wubamebs 9il'
bGusere lasoe en- Sirpence / gutoma'
ten, men titeoetior en- Yatfe Gbotolaoe
ioIot Der Ell lioeu Gapirpatfe no.
Snoe / benne Sapirpatte laa Der Ell
m.o urabiite Striittesn iplot Ssobel,
buOrpaa Storfnliien i 8onitantiuppel
sao aisbersn fin geliiausIie os 2il'
9ipelie for bans Spnber. Haar man
oirebe Ell Bennp FIT man ct a~lminbelist
8craniprOs. naar man sau en- 9obbels
psnnp fit mun en- Ssn % n Selii9s
ueGie mso paa ajsbet, men Ufreoe man
en- Srrpence eIer en- Sbiains, TT mon
life Blot be p~penior nepnte Serliebes
Der: 9Oruniproset. Ssnnsu pg Seliies
~nelier, men Osiaa Ell 5Oriitrins on, at
man / 4nraoiiet bible iaa enouu en-
itjgn Suuri mere, eno Der eQsrs / SUi.
ueien unr en- tiltRntt. % for at faa
Mu9ameos Ssnner til of fro paa Nls
tumutens &et til of ialse Relision ps
pare 4roiet, fob Der ubenpna ben, at
bel S~nStasten psb suGset tiliutbt ben
mubamsbanife 8elisiunstomite Os uiloe
blipe brust til at uobrece ben muba'
m~ebunIte 9ere for.
Gorretuirsen ipntes at saa iturartet,
ale mubamsoauits Ss'olf Tuloe ben %
tigbe fig en- 8eliisnelie eler gupisnins
paa en- p~arabifift Souri. Zen entire.
preuaute Spfin0sr triumiersoe. gtsls
len stf, os bet q meo life ringe Sors
usntniuser, man furlsbsn Dag itreO til
at aabre GutOmaten for at ie, bpor.
meset Der bar fommen ino al Yeuse.
Meu, o pc! bet par en- Sfuffslir. De
rettroenbe Mubnmeoanere bapbe paa
lumpueite Wiaaoe irpot fin Rroieis
talii, tbi iiteoetfOr aUbbsr Os Sslp
Ianot man uRlteu life anoet eno falIfe
Tcnoe Us 8lptlntter. Oct par aft.
buuo De ugucelise SsiOlt buuoe bapt
tilopsrs for fin aalii Der oos baube
sioet benz baabe aoraniprus os Bel.
iisuclisr us ~slnuisuins pua en- beilis
8uinos l 8aruoiiet.
GutpmntmRnoenc innot, at bet bar
lumpeut, - ida lunpent, at be life
Iti1eoe Iutomateu pp paanp.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07

usrsr Rogst af hpao ban bar 'anItt
/ I'm pud Granitnius riee Sib, iad
fGttts Der, taer burbe Der irttes, bobs
BELT gris paa bette, foroi ban tommsr
tilboge, life iom ben forlorns Ssu,
men Tom en-, hans Qlma Water, Gus
tier gOlsgs, bar fulo Gruno til at
gIGbe fig oOsr, ia, msb en- alminpeIig
1alsmuaoe, isIe iig 'toIt az.
6oreorag.t par b%iertsbarmt % be-
aonbet al ajprli9beo til bet samls,
BET fisloitGrte Rpr, og paa famine
Sib, Tom bet ulens altiad MATTE
birbe en- inosrlig antIune bps 3ils
hsrerne, bdboe proissiOren psb fin
grunoiat 2Gsning al be bebits uorIte
9igtsrs ORrst iitdnb til at Jamie fra
benz en- iau batter 9lomIters Buffet al
bigtsrits 5porsiunosfno os 5Gbrss
Idnostjrrliebeb, at ban, netop boor
bet pasIs6e, tunOs inoflstte ct at oisie
imutte 8sgsiftringens uotrpt / tit
5orebra9.
Gn iau itemnin9srig lecture pua
Rorit Oso life isg at babe bort Der /
2unoet, og aqe 5iIbsrerne er %oiitnot
eniae ON, at be ItDlOsr 9rofesfor Qns
osrion tor Sut. Glds.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
San loo iis lite iorblpHe.

Sen eamle Mano hauoe esentlis
life nueet imub, at ben unse Wfano
blsp bans Suiserirn; men ban tsrte
iii benz, Tom altib bruser at sisre Snss
penbinesr i Sespnbelien, for iiben ii.
aeiom at pve Mpoparten iarItilt gns
oeit oeo at eaa IND paa bans 8eeias
ring. San bapoe imlolertio i bette 9il'
i9loc iorresuet Zig Ell Smule. -
"Saa-aa", nfbrso ben anmle Wuno
Sriersn / ct beitist 3pnefalc, inSen
benne fuapt bar bespnot. "9c oil, at
ieg ital sioe Gem min Satter?"
Sen uuse Mano meget rulis:
"Set bar jes life iast".
Zen gamle ~itammeoe iprist:
"Weu - men bet bar 10 bet, &c
tantte at iise."
"Spsm bnr iost bet", iuurebe Sris,
rem.
"Wlen De oil 10, at jsg FIAT labe
Gem iaa min 9atter til Suitru-?"
"Nei".
"Ru", uoraabte ben samle Serre,
ibet ban bulot paa at ialbe al Stolen.
"Saa iurholoer bet fig itfe".
"0aa, bpab i Gluerben oil Ge ba?"
seq uil, at De ital sipe 9sres
samtptTe", iuareoe ben un9e Mano.
SEQ itaI i ale Gilialoe siite mig meO
bsnos; men ul ipnes, at bet ituloe p9re
bpsssligt at bare Seres Snmtptfe;
pl utloe upOis bare npset Srant pec
ielpe Starten".
6 ter cu Stunos Set9utuina rate
ben 9nmlc Serre irem i'm Saanc.
"Ruuel. min uuse Waub. Seq bar
uaret paa llOtls eiter en- Spissriun
meo ell Smule Gnersi i Sroppen, "a
&c laoer til life at prre ganlfe uoeu
iaooau."
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&roicsior u. y. 0noerions
SorclGsning peO Tccp:
rob 9utbcr college.

Sio'te 2srbag often boIbt prof.
anoerIon / GOIIsssts fore Gal en-
5preIGsning ON Rorge,. uGrm.it oa
ON bet ti9re 69orelano % be ri9e
State, Tom burosr / bet tisrnsfrife
2ip blanbt bets 6olt bauOs paa 2ss
gene % / Qanosbeprgelie.
Oct par en- SorelGsning, slsr ct
6orsorua, bpab man uil fable BET, Tom
meo Rstts tog Silbsrerns, tbi naturs
Iigt % greit, ION bet tom, bite prof.
o., al, naar bet tommsr til ben norIte
Gtteraturs melt pGroifuloe Goelitene
fra bet 9amls Slippslano, % ON ben
inbsrlige MoosrtjGrligbso, bet omfats
tss meo al bets 6olt, ou sr ban iuoe
pau ct Self, bpOr ban meo Srpgbso
fan itau.
9rof. anberion sr ieot Der / Gam
BET, men jea ION bar tjenot BAN. lRrt
at tisnos BAN / 9storab for Iiot mere
sno en- RsnneitsalOer tilbuge, ieg tan
minoe5, at, iamtioigt mso, at oil
StuOium par for bam tiart. bite ban
bog en- ipr mig eisupummelig Sntsrs
este for line 5Gorss 2uno, bets Sproa
"a life minoIt bet p~IonorIts.
Sioen BEN lib bar 9roi. @noerz
ION pGret / f~oritisljge irsmragenoe
Stiain9sr, ia snoog paa bssge Siosr
al 9apet, "a, nGar ban Iaa en- eutslt
Sang beipssr TN lIngorms Stple Oa
msS i'm OpOfrsnOs 9ilisbsO Der ls.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-07
Gn Iariaa til mansc Yprms
SrG9beo.

s bet p~noasosIite eelitab i aip,
beubaun bar Or. @. 9anse bolot ct
6Oreprag "Om Ell pite iorcfommenoe
aurins til luusiOm aunoelig llOpltliuo
bos Born.
s 5Oreoraset ~irembolotes, at Der
SrG9beo % lausiomme ~aauoeliae llo.
uifilna, iom iaa oite marfes hos gprn,
/ SGroeles 9eo i Iloeren meaem Z po
IA aar | mango 3ilielbe iOraarin0es
al en- SuulioaHnelie / 9eien, falo,
"aoeHoipe 8esstatipner / Naieiuelo-
rummst".
Born, JON beipares al napnte Spul,
tier, otier Jig ~neoHaaeOe, trase %
slemIomme, bar. icm Ell tpIt 9a0e no.
trptter Jig, "pnot Tor at iaItbolSe Saus
%terne", iD!er SanItelisbeSer ueo at aan.
be siennem H9ieu, buurior ben aatuc
giuno siuer Guiistet ct ilppt llotrpt,
tar Ell srpoef, utpoelig llotale ian,t Ii.
Der oite al ip1ffet Spriel.