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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
IbSen on himself.

Ibsen S symbolism, he implies, is prin-
cipally the work Of his commentators.
Ibsen's method of work is described
as follows: I transfer to the stage cer-
tain people whom [ have observed, GER
tain events which I have seen or which
have been related to met throw in a
little poetry-and that's how it's done. :"
He claims to have seen in real life
every character that he has placed on
the stage. Count Prozor mentioned the
"Rat Wife, to which Ibsen replied:
''She was little old woman who used
to come to kill rats at the school where
was educated. She carried little dog
in bag, and there were tales of chill
dren who had followed her and fallen
into the sea. That was just what I
wanted for bringing about the disap-
pearance of Little EyoIf. Academy
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
PROBATE COURT.

The following business was transacted
curing the past week:
Frank G. Anderson estate, Albany. APP
praisers inventory returned and accepted.
Aurelius Morse estate, Craftsbury. Ad-
illustrators inventory returned and ac-
cepted.
George w. Going estate, Bloomington.
Administrators inventory returned and
accepted.
Isaiah II. Macomber, minor, Green's
booo. License granted guardian to sell
real estate of ward.
Catherine, Bruno estate, Lowell. APP
praisers inventory returned and accepted.
Joseph Burno estate, Lowell. Apprais-
ers inventory returned and accepted.
George P. Hardy estate, Troy. Admin ;
istrator settles his account. Assignment
made to widow of her homestead interest
and household furniture.
Isaiah Macomber estate, Greensboro. II.
F. Graham, administrator of the estate of
d. G. Eastman, former administrator, set
ties his account. Decree of distribution
made.
Clark Bailey estate, Coventry. Adj
ministrator settles his account. Assign
ment made to widow. -"2 'i 5i-4
j. c. Orne, insolvent, Bloomington.
Assignee files petition asking for an order
to sell certain accounts and notes. Order
issued.
Calvin p. Church estate, Greensboro.
Appraisers inventory returned and accept
ed.
Stephen Townsend minors, Barton. Mary
E. Townsend on application appointed
guardian.
John Taylor estate, Greensboro. APP
praisers inventory returned and accepted.
Josiah Shedd estate, Derby. Appraisers
inventory returned and accepted.
Ira 3. Ellsworth estate, Newport. On
application, H. s. Root appointed admin
istrator.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
Coated Show Cards.

Show cards are now CLOSED in a gel
attn solution mixed while boiling with
solutions of alum and formaldehyde,
and chrome, alum and acetic acid may
also be added. The strained mixture is
gun on to sheet of glass previously
coated with OK gall and formaldehyde,
and when the gelatine has become tacky
tho card, moistened with formaldehyde,
is rolled on pressed upon it. When dry,
the card is mounted on a backing and
removed from the glass. The glazed
surface requires no vanishing and may
be washed with warm water.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
CURRENT MISCELLANY.

A specimen of lady's will gives
some idea of the costumes and fashions
of the day, and the store placed upon
their wardrobes, which were not so
easily replenished as they are now:
''In the name of God, amen-the 9th
daye of the moneth of Octobre in the
yere of our Lord God a thousand fyve
hundred and sixe, |, Alice Love, the
wife of Gyles Love of Rye, by the spe-
call license of my said husband, asked
and opteyned What does the modern
woman think of this?l, bequeith my
parapharnalle-that is to seye, myn ap-
pareill to my body belonging. First,
bequeith my sowle unto Almighty God,
to our blessed Lady and to allie Saynts,
my body to be buried in the chirch
yarde Of Rye nigh my husband S Thomas
Oxenbridge. 1T will be seen that Gyles
Love was this Jady's second husband.
Item, to my moder my grave furred
gowne with long trayne, also gowne
clothe Of russell, not made. Item, to my
suster Mercy my best violet gowne
furred with shanks. Item, to Marg arctic
Philip my best wolstede kyrtill. Also I
gyve to my suster Mercy my dymysent
with peerless and a corse of gold. Item,
to Thomas Oxenbridge my best gilt gyr-
dell that my husband Thomas Oxen
bridge bought me to my wedding. Item,
to Robert OXenbridge a rede powdered
corse, with a good harness and to eve
richie of them paire of bedys of rede
coral. Item, to Besse Love my best
orymsyn gowne, also her moder's best
girdell and her best bedys. Also to my
suster Elizabeth Duke long girdelI
gilt with golden corse. ''-English Il
Illustrated Magazine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26

We are still receiving glowing re-
ports from Alaska in which the miners
are becoming rich in short time,
and many people are focking there
from over the country; the Western
coast cities are filled with people try
ing to get passage for Alaska. These
people are so anxious to reach the
gold fields, where they think there IS
fortune for them, that they do not
count the cost; they do not realize
that the reports are many OF them ex-
aggerated, and that where one man
makes a fortune there will be thirty
that will work long and hard ana IN
the end find that they have lost the
little they had to start on. We DO
not get accounts of the many hard
ships endured by the people there, 1t
is only the bright side that is pictured
out. Many that go there will know
nothing of the gold fields and the
work will be new to them, and while
they may, by mere luck, make fine
the chances will be in favor Of the ex-
perienced miners. The cold weather
will set in in that territory very early
and the people who have risked their
all to get into the gold fields and then
have been unsuccessful, will wish they
had stopped and considered the mat
ter before starting out on their long
trip
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26

Rev. E. C. Clark of Ashland, n. H.,
Neached at the Baptist church last Sun
~. He came as a candidate.
subscription paper was circulated the
Isl of the week for new band stand
carer the center of the village.
Some day the last week in July there
.rk II be an entertainment by local talent
IL the benefit of the lecture course
Everyone come out. Academy hall is the
lace.
A. PhiIbrook was in Bennington last
Neek.-R. F. Carter and three sons arrived
Monday.-Harry Cowles of Morrisville
i4as in town Monday.-Morton Mack was
i'll home from Montpelier over Sunday.
Sheffield.
VIM. Mitchell has sold his farm to his
On Herbert. 1t is reported that Mr..
Mitchell will stop there till January.
East Hardwick.
Having is well along. The crops have
aimed fully one-half since the 1st of
JhIy. Corn has come forward with jump
ID the last few days.
# Mrs. Matte curtis ana cnuQreH are
nbme from Ogdensburgh, \. Y. She was de-
ayed three days at Swanton by the wash
NAT in the Lamoillle valley.
fVheeIOck.
v H. P. King has been suffering the past
heck with inflammation in his eyes.
\ William Chase of st. Johnsbury, form
II townsman, is reported very low.
Mr.. Stevens, who has been on w. G..
sanborn's farm, has moved back to Wal
len.
Independant Grange viii meet at Tay-
br's hall the first Saturday in August at
no O'Clock a. m. 1t is hoped every mem
er will be present.
Rev Mr.. Dark was the guest of Mr.. La
Ioe last week.-Rev. Mr.. Merrill from n.
b., has been visiting Rev e. j. Hatch the
bast week.-Rev. Frank Nelson from w.
Lebanon, Me-, is home on a vacation
Mr.. Hill from St. Johnsbury Center has
been visiting his son the past week.-Mr.
Potts from Lowell, Mass, was in town
Thursday.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26

Professor Andree and his two COM
panions got safely away from Danes
Island on the 18th inst. on his novel
expedition to find the Pole. His air
ship-':The Eagle''-is made of three
thicknesses of silk glued together,
and is heavily vanished. The basket
is five feet deep, and contains bed,
so that one can sleep while the other
two stand watch. On the cover to
the basket the instruments for obser
walton are placed. Cooking will be
done by means of an apparatus drop
ped fifteen feet below the basket SO
as to avoid danger of exploding the
gas. The balloon is provided with
sails, to be used for steering, if 11eces-
sary, and drag ropes. It carries also
a collapsible boat, a tent, and three
sledges. The explorers started on
their perilous journey in fine spirits.
To beat Nansen's record they must
make at least $50 miles due north; to
attain the Pole they must fly some
200 miles farther northward. When
the balloon disappeared, it was travel
ing north northwest at the rate of %
miles an hour. After reaching the
Pole, or as near to it as possible, An
dree hopes to make a landing in Alas
ka, 1000 miles from his starting
point.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
Steamed Coffee.

A housekeeper guards against incom-
potency on the part of the maid with
the morning coffee by having it steam
ed-a process advised by some cooks. 1t
is made in double boiler, the usual
proportions being followed. After the
boiling water is added the vessel is set
in its hot water kettle and steamed for
90 minutes. There is no risk that coffee
made M this way will be spoiled from
standing or overlooking, according to
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
Raspberry Jam.

Boil the fruit first with very small
quantity of water, then add sugar,
three-fourths of pound to a pound of
fruit, and boil three quarters of an hour.
While boiling the fruit must be we'll
stirred. A nice way to put up this jam
is in small jars or glasses, like jelly,
covering them with rounds of paper wet
with brandy, and then with a second
paper wet with white of egg or with
tin cover.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26

Uncle Dave-Old Seth Pillsb ar v, the
druggist, was a mighty smart man,
but he had no luck. He invented a
first class cnre for rheumatism, b ut
he couldn't get nobody TO try it.
Uncle Steve-He didn't 60 about it
right. How coulo he expect any one
to try it when he never got no testi-
monials?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
The SoCg Of q Shell.


On the edge of the sea
Once q shell CHANGED to lie,
And twas heard to remark:
"a great singer am II
Take me up in your hand,
Place me close to your ear,
And g wonderful song
You shall certainly heari"
IheTeupon wee maid
Took the she'll ia her hand,
For its language, it seems,
She could quite understand
To her car placed it close,
And had not to wait long
Ere she certainly heard
a most wonderful songI
For ii sang Of the deep,
SO capaciOus and dim;
OF the strange sort Of fish
That there gambOl and swimi
OF the beautiful flow RS
That grow under the sea,
Quite as lovely as those
In a garden could bel
And it sang Of the gold
And the jewels that lay
Where untouched they had lain
For full many a dayl
OF the divers who strove
The rich store to regain,
And how often they found
All their efforts in vaini
OF the meTlnaids it sang
Who oft sit upon rocks,
Singing songs Of delight
Whilst arranging their locksi
OF sea monsters 50 grim,
And sea scrpents as well.
These and many more themes
Formed the song Of the she'll
Then the wee maiden cried
AS the shell she threw down:
Il am truly most glad
That l live in a town,
For to dwell in the deep
1t most dreadful must bel
Oh, those monsters SO grimi"
And a good judge was she.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
Bean Soup.

There are a great many people who
"don't know BEANS SO far as cooking
them properly is concerned, according
to the new hygiene of foods. The Jour
nal OF Hygiene gives this recipe for
perfectly nutritious and entirely digest
ible bean soup: Soak the beans over
night i'll water to which little soda
has7been added. In the morning rub
them we'll to remove the skins, which
are indigestible and the cause of the
gases generated by eating beans. Put
the beans in kettle. cover with cold
water, boil till tender, then awash
through fine sieve. Have quart of
rich milk heating in a double boiler
and stir into the beans till of the proper
consistency. Season to taste.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26

The latest reports from Cuba indi
cate that Gen. Weyler is compelled
to take his choice between letting his
soldiers starve or plundering the in
habitants who have remained loyal to
the Spanish cause, under the thin pre-
tence Of non payment of taxes. AS
the former have arms in their hands
with which to enforce their demands
for food, he has thought it best to
favor them at the expense of the lat
ter, and the cattle of loyal owners
have been seized for the use of troops
without the offer of a penny of com
pensation. This affords temporary
relief to the army, but the whole sup
ply of cattle within the Spanish lines
will soon be exhausted, and further
depredations upon property will then
be in order. It remains to be seen
how many loyalists will stand the test
Of losing all their possessions before
revolving against q regime that per-
mits such things at the same time
that Spanish officers are accumulat-
ing vast fortunes by means Of fraud
upon the Spanish government, and
blackmail and extortion upon the
property owners of Cuba.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
GUESSES At TRUTH.

Numberless men in every communi
Very seldom does woman fear men
fond as she is Of saying so; and her
occasional fear, after slight ac-
quaintance with them, is quickly and
completely dissipated.
A woman will remember and resent
an atfront when she has condoned and
forgotten score of wrongs.
Persons who are in sympathy with
one another are apt to appreciate the
same jest, to perceive at once and to-
gether the subtle point Of joke.
Women continually complain that
they have no time. They always find
time for what they particularly want
to do. Does the woman exist that has
not time to write to the man she is in
love with?
A generous, high minded man is al
ways at a terrible disadvantage in any
relation with a selfish woman. She
demands everything from him, and
will give nothing in return.
1t is not what women say, but what
they refrain from saying, that draws
men to them and holds them firmly.
American weather is sometimes
pretty warm, but drouth never de-
stroys our wheat crop, as happened
last season in Australia. This favor
ed country is supplying the Austria
lians with their breakfast rolls.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
Victoria Furnishes Leze Majesty.

was being shown over the royal
yacht at Portsmouth by an admiral,
and he explained the various points of
interest. At last. we came to the queen g
cabin. Here, said he, els where, the
queen found MILDLY trying on her
bonnet at the looking glass, and she
gave him a box on the ears, which re-
sounded right away to the quarter
deck. "Well, 81 said, that was beti
ter than running his career for boyish
prank. " S'Oh.. +" he replied. :. he didn t.!
get off with smack He was sent
home next day, and his people were
given hint to take his name off the
books at once. It was pity, for he
was a jolly little fellow and didn't
mean any harm. London Figaro.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
HfRTHS .
MARRIEC

AT the home of the bride, in Troy, July l.,
by Rev.. ". Bnzzell, Warren WEitehouse
and Miss Ellen Ev&rJs beth Of Troy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26

For the first time in history a gen
eral census has been taken of the
population of the Russian empire,
which is shown to number 129, 211, 113
persons, of which 81, SIC, 2S0 are males
and 81, 594 1888 females. United States
Consul General Karel at ST. Peters
burg, who transmits the figures to the
State department, says they show
that in 40 years the population Of
Russia has doubled, and during the
last 70 years it has increased 20 per
cent. To take this census the Rus
sian government employed an army
of 150, 600 persons, and its completion
in three months is regarded as On
achievement, in view of the vast ex-
panse of territory to be covered and
the iHiteraey of the population.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
Our stock of
CLOTHING

was never more complete and the
prices never as low according to
quality. Am having large sales on
our Worsted Suits. AS good val
ues as can be found in Vermont.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-07-26
Fancy Shirts.

Laundered white, colored bosom,
plated bosom, soft bosom with two
collars and cuffs or with collar and
cuff attached. -5a boss sI l
Our stock Of Furnishings is COM
plete. Collar. and Cuffs, Hats and
Caps, Travelling Bags and Suit
Cases.
In Hosiery we give you hest
black hose at l5c or TWO for 25c-
the best that can he found.
On Summer Underwear we can
suit you. In the Furnishing Goods
line we can please You all. 'r"
Yours for business,
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16
On Sreoieoel al @aris

er bnoqet pna S~ntufumbernc, Der lager
so Sob uubcr Sorbeu. Gn 3atte Tils
Ter, Iure o9 @asse banner be reroe'
liae gabprintber i aatnfumberne %
berer iamtiois 9uris. aatatcmberne
lgber life uo / eft; Der er 3 ira hcer'
anore fuloianbig abitilte 9e!e. Gn>
Def ligger unoer 8anglraro og bErer
3oplo9iif Saue, Ell anoen Del FRAZIER
ia fra 9rinmibuen til gutenil p.in,
Salt er Der $500 GiIer, iaa iolioe, at
Der / BET iibite 3iaar fun bar prret to
rinae Senfnineer. 8en Soe at be-
uptte set moerjuroiite Guris til gs'
grapeIis ppitoo ! 1776, cn 8nris' no'
oioelieSirang tpors Wipnoi9heoerne III
at neblas9e 9i~rtesuaroeu os flptte sfe'
lettsrne / - gp0rmanoslRs.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16

pr llntent eaer temmelig parrnt ganp
at foretratte, men Ia ntau Der d'Oens
bes meeen Cmfu pad bagsfter at 'da
.6aret aIneleS tert.
Ger er i 6dnoelen mango rl9til9e
9ofemibler for 6aurrartsn, tiRr lar's
menIat At Spiritus rg Ell eller anoet
aeotitof, men Der er Ogiaa mango 9um'
6uamioler % meget Snphsri netpp paa
oette Self.
Zen en,Ife rette @ei sr at faa ordgf
paa bet rene, tbao Der er adrIa9sn, og
b.refter taqe fine 5orbolbsreglsr .
Qlan fan trpgt guu uo fra, at Sopsoz
6o1ret En- aipet til geitpttelIe. Der sr
oa inoen 0runo til at tleoe fig | Tor
BARN Scpe0beo9tning (5a eler 'Sue),
men fellsre Iabe bsnns p9re let % luz
fig,
.tSntet haarot ber trbtfe 9opeoh'losn
mob bet unerliggenoe Ben. Serreo
binbres gIooomle6et. gIpe, lette slit
bate ga Suer er melt at anbefaIe. -
"Sunbhen8 9labet."
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16

Wogle @nSraao.

Oct pistisIte peb 8runniuar, fporai
8leren er reben at, er at bploe 2uften
uoe.
!. 8an MO sieblitfelig beb9tts bet
meo ct SmIlag, opppet | en- ft9rt Sp@
~lesning at tuliur Natrpn os 8anO, eller
enbml bebre, itrp fin, tyr Patron ober
% oRtfe meo tlepet 8at eler 8pmulb,
pil Sadret burtig lages. Sitebetfor
Ratrpn fan pgTaa bruges Sobapdnb til
Smilog; bet pmbpttes pfte.
2. Stsbte Srqtul ital meb 5elb bore
anpenot at Smebe, mar be bar br9nbt
fig, li9eiua ct tptt Gag 99tetesmel, naar
bet 9jcres fray.
3. ut Imere en- 9Geaetpioe furtig
cher, hialper goot, bu Der efter npsle
3imer banner fig en- Stprpe.
a. 81 9rdaber aarbpliDre til fpert
8ram @oIelin; Salpen imeres paa
tnnbt 29rreb. Raar Saaret afI9tter
Mdterie. bsr bet afpaite8 meo parmt
8anp pg sul ppleit Stangiebe (blrt
oenne cplpit, fan / Mangel at alt an
bet lagges paa 8ranoIoar), o%erefter
itplle8 meo 8arbcIbunb - l Del Garz
bolIDre til 100 Dele 8anb.
5, mob 5orbrenbing / Qniietet eIler
!5cpebet, naar bet er opipulmet eIer Ear
8anbbl9rer, tilraubes bebe 9dnbpm=
flag fpr at tilItnnbe 9lobpmlsbet.
6.SSin, friIt &omplie, hporoper Der
itrees itebt fpiot Sutfer, er moi iaa
goot.
7. 2ettere g~ranbTaar, hppr 6uben
life er at, fan man enten risblittelig
ititfe neb / itebt Salt, Tom bDttss, naar
bet bliper burmt, eler gnioe bet meo en-
pauo SrbatIump, iaa bill Spien ppGsre.
Sil 8runbIaar af itnrt Cub eller andre
Mlfalier onpenbes burtie Gbs
Dife.
Raar Der rp'taar Slb I alaber eler
Serge eIer camper paltp pe tanoes,
man turtigit muligt mso Sep
Der, 9pner eIer fpao fort rg tungt man
IAN finbe, for at bepe Sfben. 8ano
life 8erpIin, men berimob sger
ben. Melt herimpb ifal tunne Ilutfe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16
2lt opbepare Ulaoparer.

Gt taoe Suiet fulot al Gceemloler
fan rare bDgnelist moi, nuar man bIoi
foritaar CT bepare benz laalsoss, at DC
bocrfen soelesses eQer taber ! gFrol,
IGriuer en- Susmooer. 9an ma tie
Oct, o,l be letteli9 fomme til at ipraar'
Id9e mere Sors eno 6laoe.
It1ass ajso, Gleit % 6i4rtrG mdo
opbrn9es / en- tsr, iplfrl Sco, 1T. | en-
ajrtoer. Gr geiret iriift % tjeli3i,
Tan SretiBb toloe Jig mbtiI II Sage
itoen at pRre irosiet. SaaretIgo 'tal
efter Giaenoc funne bOloe fig eroail
l9ngere; men jes mao batienOe, at
bette life er min Griaring.
Gr gluten iustra % fam, maa Sir
bet hper Dag torres meb ct Saanotlp;
bet taaler bog life at bense lgn9e %
bsr lr9ges i Salilage ener ite8es, 'sr
bet iaa zen Can't.
aalp, Gam og Guin bsr life glem'
mes ouer ct Enr Gage.
gift aigo bDr bense / friit Cuff, ino'
til bet taber noget al lin Seisbeo; men
man lraa ooste fig bel for, at bet life
tlliise taber npget al i'm naturlige
Jrlitbeb.
TiIot fan bRnse to eller tire Tiger,
Sons meo 5iarene paa inotil en- ll9e,
anlfnner i~iOrten Gage, @ias utte eler
nj Gage.
9arer maa uotases os ipIbes meb
GIebar fpr De opbrnses.
Silt bgr bore iaa iriIf iom muliot,
% beoit er 6iif, Der tiQapes lige siter,
at De er fitebe. 9ar pg 9rrst fan
oo9 8iemmes ct Bar Gage, nanr De CT
psl %inopotteoe / Sou Ug oct life er for
oarmt i 8eiret. Ser er eubos benz,
ION Tiger, at oerne 6ilt bliper beore,
nanr ben giemmes liot; men bert fan
leg life uare enis.
Salt, Suffer, @rDn. Mel etc. n,oa
ttfe alene o%pbeuares paa ct tgrt Steo,
men osiaa pGre ~iOriparltJ tiloattet,
ioa oct life noiattes iOr Stou % Sn'
letter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16

leots: Seeeuet ma ftnrtes til at funs
ne tjene ION Ststte for adncen % life
! Srd9beo bltps, lem iao ofte er SiIs
f9loet, en- Sinoring fer oens frie lib
billing. Srcr araftsn manolsr, Bitter
intet Hort 60 npttigt fulObro9t. Sonbs
lefraft er Manbens reite Noel, oerfpr
Ter til, at ben uboitlss hos be unoe. Sab
ungbpmmens 2~e9emsepelIe naturlia
lutte fig til gdrnsts 2sg. Cab bsege
leoes ioalebes, at be ubpifler Sanbiabeb
% araft. CAB Dem pare planlaot mso
pasienoe afperliug oa jspnt egenbe
Wdn'feIigbeb. iua at be paa en- hurmo.
nift Waaoe ubpitIer en- Iunb Si9l I ct
iunot Gegeme."
8i BIZ life misfcritaaes oerten, at
bo8lig 2eroom life NOT ifal tolbes /
2Gre. 8i bill fun gjerne Re ben mepoelt
iaalsoes, at oaiaa ben ppeper be unae til
SelpfiGlp % GeIpt9nfning, Iau berpso
fan ubpitIes p~erionligfeb pa Sperbe=
pisninq.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-16

ieg iuu tsrt 2itfreosbeo cuer bette
port Soe anrsmsos, og ieg iror, at pi
bar COB @runo oertll. Otter lpu aars
Ramp % Strib bar ui ba enoeli5 faaft
ct itilc, frcoeligt o9 ajenuemsoot Mcoc.
Serren urre toftt pgiaa ior bette.
Men inmtioIg meo. at ri bar iaact
iorDanole / 6rso og Jc. iaa bar Der
ogiaa pprrt Strait og Gnerei oper Dor
6%oriamlina; be uisiige Snmiunbsioscr
bar paret bebanoIet mso Glpor os ,Sns
teresie.
Seq iGler mig iorpisiet ON, at ben
5OreueOe airfe nu saar lpiere 1iber
imgoe; alcris fan ni, i%ndlGnse ri iars
oes Der / ben lpuoise 8eroen og illbe'
rer ben itrioenoe airfc, uente at uuos
gaa Ramp % Crib mob uonprtes 5iens
Der o. maneen oarm 2isfusi on inbfu
Dor egeu 2eir, mas II p9re forbereot
pan; ri fan life rentc, at ale fan ie
alt meo bet iomme 0Ie; men 3Istnss
ion betpoer lopifIing 9iper Stprfe;
lab oS tim boloe % fat iii @uos Orr
% Dor airtes 8etlenoelie. iaa er Cub
meo us i att. Get er 0iennem Crib
% Stamp, at ri ifal pinoe Ssir; og
engan9 lfal CUB ooerlGtte % ira ben
lirloeuoe til ben circumference atrfe."
GeIerent.