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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12
The 25th anniversary of Enterprise

The 26th anniversary OF Enterprise
Lodge, No. 22, /. o. 0. F., was celebrated
Thursday evening, complimentary enter
tainment being rendered the members and
their families. The affair was held In the
lodge room Of the Spencer building, and
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
there was large attendance. The occasion
was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
The entertainment was furnished by the
Falsta1 Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club
Of Providence, and every number on the
program was well received, the participants
being Obliged to respond to frequent en-
cores. The character sketches were par
ticularly good. The program was as fol-
lows:
overture. ..s....... .....ss..ss..."s..'..'
Falstan Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Humorous Satire... ............C. w. Clissold
Eccentric Character Specialty...W.P p. Kranz
Songs and Sayings in Character. .......
Harry T. Wood.
BurlesUue Satire.................C.W w. CltssOId
Historical Recital.... ......T. B. James, Il. u.
Grafton. .............Br Brother Henry e. Tiepke
Medley............ .........'''...''.' 'oeIecteo
Falstaff Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Dutch Songs, "Witticisms".......W. p. Kranz
Reuben Haskins of Skowhegan.... .....
Harry T. Wood.
Finale. Banjo and Mandolin CLUB
Past Grand Master James was In charge
of the arrangements for the celebration OF
the anniversary.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12
Az the Debating Society.

At the Debating Society.
Member-That fellow wins all our
costly prizes.
Visitor-Is he so much brighter than
the rest? Ws
Member-No; but he's able to keep
In practice-he's the only one OK Us
that's married.-N. Y. Tribune.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Recognixed Her IncaDacity.
Miss Thriller-Often when I'm sing
Ing think Of you. Your voice is 80
much like mino. rs Ill .yG-&...,..l ,..lr
Miss Caustique--1 know 1t, my dear.
That Is why I don't sing.-N. Y. Jour-
nal.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

IT am inexpressibly sorry, Mr.. Smith
ers," she said. ITO learn that when you
called the other day Tiger bit you."
"Oh, that's all right" he said, with
an effort to be cheerful.
"No, IL isn't" she sobbed; "tbe poor
little fellow has been Ill ever since
Judy.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Jacob-IIow did you make your for
tune?
Isaac-On horse racing.
Jacob-Whati never knew you
bettcd.
Isaac-I didn't. started q pawn
shop just opposite the entrance to the
race course for the accommodation of
people who wanted to get home when
the races were over.-Tit-Bits.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Prosperity Lodge, N. e. o. p, held Its
first sociable and entertainment last even
ing In Odd Fellows Hall. Despite the in
clemency OF the weather the hall was well
filled by an enthusiastic audience who
heartily appreciated the well arranged
program. The program was short, but
1t made up In merit what 1t lacked In
length.
The following Is the program: piano
solo, Arthur Gelinas; vocal solo, William
G. Browning; march, duet, piano and
drum, Miss Edith Mayall and Miss Daisy
Lewis; violin solo, William Hawes; read
ing, Miss Jenny Tedsn; Indian club
swinging, Miss Jenny Browning; vocal
duet, Messrs. Briefly; banjo duet, Knowles
Brothers; comic song, Master Eastwood I;
march, duet, piano and drum, Miss Edith
Mayall and Miss Daisy Lewis; comic duet,
Messrs. 6arsfeld and Browning; violin
duet, Hawes Brothers. g.fgra 5o
At the conclusion of the program col
lation was served, and then dancing was
enjoyed until midnight. The music for
the hop was furnished by Hawes' orches-
ira. George r. Perkins had charge Of the
floor. The following committee had charge
of the arrangements: George F. Perkins,
Miss Edith Mayall, Mrs. Angelina Bri-
erly and Mrs. Isabella Fisk.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.

OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
On and after May Q. 1851. trains will run |
as follows:
Providenoe Division.
LEAVE PAwTUCKET FOR
Boston. sts. sS. ~, 81, sli, oil. a. m;
s.5, is ia s y II sis & M psss sss".is .Is
is4s, s4S, sls. I4s, sD, 90, slss II y p ~.
sundsys, isda, SIS 9. m, Has. AS. 100,
. 4; 4 3 : sss ~. III b y ~
s 81 sss. isa. Is = M; q. a% 81, rsdsSs. is. g.
North xssisbSro ana PIa,nv nle. su. SO.
u!sAm. 44a, go, HD p. m. sunday,
wsmpum, wrenthap Norvooa Central.
rsrvood ard DsdhsT %. Ih IS. II . Ss"n q. m.
a.; isief iii: 7h is. '' .is IL III, n p n q
Sunday SAs. SfA. 10, .. m; u %, 4s. 8 10
:, Tsuntor snd New Bedford. . 10, 10 a. M
1919. %, l4s, s4s. 10 ls p. m sundays, ss.
''mii 'MidiSisSoro. Ss 70. s4s a. M; ssS. SO. 40
6Wp IN. Sundays, +ep. m.
FS FFisenSsra. 10 a. q. M; % il ii. III ;. n. Sun
asyowsii. 70. II II am ;lnp.m. Sundays
~ P1,. . ON Cape Cod, e4s, a. m; IL 40, sls
Cp.. ~ IN. "ty, ~ 10, p. m.
N.r.rs '49p.m
worc..,. r Division.
W:rcestsrs 81. 7sS. b. u a. a. M; 1a g g
II 4b q. m; 2 35, 4 90, 8 II. sD p. n.
Sundays. sl3 q. M; sos p. ns Return
Siiliyiiie, I 81. s57, . 20. II 40 q. M; II, 50
80, ~ and . 26 p. m. sundsys, SIS q. M.
sos p. m.
Biackstsne Junction, B, sS7, . %, 10 rs
II 40 q. m; ! ii, 81 OF. 8 56, 80, b36, 6H. 776
70 and II Al p. m. Sundays, ~ q. M; II Il
sci, 606, ii, 94l p. IN.
Woonsecket. g =. Z IS, So, go, 1ess, II Y
q. M; II, 50, Sol, 35s, 80. 8 g. BH. 26
8 26, II II p. m. Sundays sl3 q. m; II q
o%. n.Vs: w. Wainolep li II p psn@ %' wrentb.m ,,n.
For time at intermediate stations see
pocket time table. which can be procured q
/. ticket of,ces.
GEO. L. c6NNoR, 4. G. KENDALL.
Pass'r Trafic Mgr. Gent Pass. Agt.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12
The Same Thing.

Clara-Why, didn't know that you
had announced your engagement.
Didn't you tell me in strict confidence?
Maude-Yes. What's the difference?
Detroit Free Press.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

smithby-sIjggers is dead broke since
he broke himself Of the borrowing
habit.
Barnaby-But he was always dead
broke when he was borrowing, 80
what's the difference ?-Philadelphia
Press.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Mistress-Why, Bridget, this egg IL
as hard as q rock, and told you to boil
IL but three minutes!
Bridget-Shure, there wur four av
Thin, an OF billed 'em IL minutes; tree
fer each wan!-Up-to-Date.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12
Domestic Aggravations

Domestic Aggravations.
"There's bigger nuisance than the
wife who always keeps her husband
waiting"
"What is it?"
ut is the wife who gets ready hrst
and sits down In the hall calling to her
husband to hurry up."-Chicago Hec-
ord.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

'Oreat trees from little acorns grow"
The poet said. but mercy me! :.
"Great aches from little toe corns grow
He'd said had he been fixed IKE mel
IN. Y. Tribune,
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12
Kansas Molasses Jugs

Kansas MolasseS jugs
Kansas Farmer-Got any-any mo-
lasses jugs?
Storekecper (briskly)-Yes, Sir-new
kind just out; tin top to the neck; hold
about four fingers; rubber cork, 30 tho
smell won't get out.--N. Y. Weekly.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

When you ask her to marry. use eyes IL
you will
To tell her the tale. an with love they Ger
fill,
While your lips softly whisper. but do not
be meek
You may find the best part of your face Is
your cheek.
brooklyn Life.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Gilhooly, meeting "Fatty" Thomp-
son, whom he had not seen in long
time, exclaimed: "How stout you have
grownl What do you do to get so much
6esh?"
"NothinR."-N. Y. World.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Two Of n Kind.
"What do you think of Easy's inven-
tion?"
20, it's just like him."
"How's that?"
ut won't work."-Detroit Free Press.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12
Cood Thinr Tor Him.

He--T haven't felt like myself for
some time.
She-You arc to be congratulated
Town Topics.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

A Case for the Doctors.
sSoanso has wheels in his head"
Eyes, and what's more, their tires arc
punctured." d."-Philadelphia Press.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

william J. Watson, who has large CIR
Gle OF friends In this city, was united IN
marriage wednesday evening to Miss Eu-
yenia M. Leach of Montreal, Can. Inc
Ceremony took place at the residence OF
the groom's parents on Pierce s.ree'' rio'
idence, Rev. Mr.. Pullan omciatins; Ia.
Miss e. 8. Alexander attended tne Drios
and Mr. Edwin Leach, her brother, served
In the capacity OF best man.
After the marriage ceremony reception
was held, and later the newly marrieo
couple left for New York. They VIII visi'
Phiiadelphia and Washington before they
return to this city, where they Will make
their home. The couple we're the recipi'
ents of many useful presents.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

"But you said she sung beautifully"
"No, I didn't"
"What did you say?"
II said she was beautiful singer!"
Chicago Record.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Samuel l.. Ainscough and Miss Sarah
Alice, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Rogers, were united In marriage Thursday
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at the Weeden
Street Congregational Church In the pres.
ence of large number OF relatives and
friends of the contracting parties.
Rev. George ]. Bloomfield performed the
ceremony, after which the bridal party re-
paired to the residence Of the brides pa
rents, No. 1877 Newell avenue, where o re-
eeption was held and the newly married
couple were congratulated by their many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ainscough were the recipi-
snts OF many useful and valuable presents.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

the floral characters were taken by young
members OF the league, dressed In fancy
paper costumes, and each one representing
: particular flower. After the enter'ain-
ment refreshments were served In the
yestry.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

The ladies of Christ Church of Lonsdale
and the Kings Daughters connected with
the church entertained Wednesday even
ing the clergy of the Episcopal church and
delegates to the Rhode Island convention
which was held at Providence yesterday.
The reception was held at the parish house
and the visitors were well pleased at the
appointments of the new home. Supper
was held at $3.50 o'clock, and q public
meeting was held at 8 o'clock. Rev. James
O. Chalmers presided, and addresses were
made by Rev. DR.. Huntington OF New
York, Rev. K. III. Porter of Newport and
Rev. E. L. Walter Lott, former pastor OF
Christ Church.
Miss Deborah K. Knox is confined to
her home with slight attack OF illness.
Mrs. William B. Weatherby:::and child
Of Boston Is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
James +. Collins at 10 Pawtucket avenue.
The Board OF Directors Of the Young
evening for the last time prior to
September.
Charles II. Savage, formerly Of the Ions
dale Company, will locate In st. Louis and
will shortly go West preparatory to re-
moving his family to that city.
Mrs.W. II. Goldsmith and daughter Of
jerks street, left Thursday for Canada,
where they Twill make an extended visit
with friends at knolton and Montreal.
Thursday the members of the Pawtucket
Chapter OF the Daughters of the American
Revolution went to Wellesley, where they
were entertained by Miss May Woolley.
Rev. Frank Appleton, rector OF Trinity
Church, has returned from st. Johnsbury,
VT, where he was called to officiate mt the
obsequies OF one OF his former parIshion-
ers.
Tuesday night at the hall OF the Y. M. G.
A., testimonial was rendered Miss
Florence I. Williams, the well-known
elocutionist. A number of artists took
part.
Lewis Il. DcnnIson OF 100 Garden street
received a surprise visit Wednesday even
ing from number of members OF the
choir of st. Paul's Church, IL being his 10Th
birthday. The evening was spent In play
ing games and listening TO vocal music
after which collation. was served. Mr..
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

yestry.
"Won at Last" was presented Mondsy
night at st. Mary'sSchool Hall by the Dr.:
matte Club of the Young Mems Catholic
Association under the direction OF Joseph
Mcclure. There was not very large a..
tendance, but those present were wen
pleased as the play was one OF the Dest tnus
far presented this season.
Every detail OF the performance was
handled with skill, and offered numerous
opportunities for displays OF dramatic
ability interspersed with fun and music.
The interest of the spectators was heio
from the rise OF the curtain through Sc
ries of well portrayed Incidents, until the
pleasing climax, finishing with the usuai
reunion all round. There are no weak
spots In this clever company OF amateurs,
and each one rendered their respective
| parts In Q clever manner. Miss Mamie
| McCinu rendered number OF songs In
delightful manner.
The following was the cast OF characters: |:
/ General warburton........Mr T. Il. Kaveney
1 Ferdinand Fitzsmith. .....Mr. Nell ones
Francis WarburtOn. .Mr. Henry McCaHrey
| Mr. Buchanan. ..Mr. Joseph Mc1uro
1 Wolff.................... .Mr. James " DrioH
,Jem Stead. ...... ............Ar. i. 4. Corcoran
| Martin. Mr. Harry McGuinness
| Constance Warburton. Miss Annie McCready
Mrs. fitzgerald Warburton,
....................... MISS susie MOTIFS
| Miss Bounce. Miss Mamie McGinn
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

The Junior Epworth League OF the EN-
bury M. Il. Church held q pleasant enter
tainment and social In the vestry OF the
church Wednesday night. Although IL was
stormy, there was fair attendance.
The program was as follows: Singing by
the League; piano solo, Miss Matte Side
bottom; reading OF the secrctary's report ;
piano duet, Miss Alice Sidebottom and
Miss Nellie Hague; recitation, Miss Lizzie
Shelmerdine; recitation, Miss Fay New
land; violin solo, Miss Clarissa Brown;
plano solo, Miss Hattie Sidebott6m; reci-
tation, Clara Miller; plano duet, Miss
Alice Sidcbottom and Miss Nellie Hague;
recitation, Miss Jesse Brown; recitation,
Miss Ethel Smith; singing by the League;
recitation, "Five Little Preachers" Rev.
J. III. Newland; violin solo, Miss Clara
Snow; IAN Evening with the Flowers"
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Thursday morning at st. Patrick's church
occurred the wedding of James Gillian and
Miss Minnie Boyd of Prospect Hill. The
ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
FIR. Cassidy, the happy couple enjoyed q
wedding breakfast and held reception at
the home OF the brides parents on Hope
street, where they will reside for the pres
ent. Thomas Boyd, brother of the bride,
was best man, and the bridesmaid was
Miss Maria Small.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12
WASHINGTON.

seven-day tours leave Boston MARCH az.
Rate, Including ALL EXPENSES DURING
THE ENTIRE TIME ABSENT, with = "a
DAYS board In Washington, o23. Addi-
tionai tours April (six days. and May n.
200 Washington street, Boston; or GEO. w.
BOYD, A. q. T.. A., Philadelphia.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12

Last jacksonville tour will leave Boston
March y. Rate covering Pullman sccommo
Boston, $50 from New York. Tickets good
10 return on regular trains prior 10 May 81.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-06-12
Antlroub1.
PENNSYLVANIA ';,'',,. s..,'.,
PorsonsIIy Conducted Tours.
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL train OF State Room, Drawing
Room, sleeping, Dining and observation
Cars.
TOUR To San francisco will leave Boston
MARCH 20, stopping at Chicago, Omahs,
Denver, Colorado springs, MaDitou. Glen.
good 10 return on regular trains by any rente
within nine months. Rate: One way, oi50.
Round trip, $3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-23
On Wnefootc ON &onaen al
0rGfcnlano.

6ru Seri9au fprt9asr / fine Grins
brinssr fra 2ltben en- liben Siitorie, ION
Song 9sorg islO bdooe ~fortalt benoe ON
tpsle Sptsier / 2ltben / bans tioligs Rsz
gieringsaar.
Oct urolige 9ratsrfolt par misfor-
nsiet % itimlsoe buienbe os itrigenos Op
imop Slottet.
Sad off ben unge acn9e Ielp nso pdd
Qlaoisn, % Der fom en- tor % itRrt oo
megst beitraa6snbe 8r9ter imoo hdm.
aon9su ipurgte buao BET egentlig par,
Spltet pilos. Wten ben itore Gr1ter
blep bare peo at itrige.
Saa gap aongsr Strigersn en-
paa Erei.
= Msn iaa bIsp Der title, ~iOrta!it
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-23
WnoetGtptlfamtaer iVranf:
iMrt

bar iorleoen ieloet en- Dom, Der er al
principiel 8etpbnius. Gn Nsent, Der
oar sgsteifabsmasler. baobe iorifafiet
en- Slaster en- Snitru, ON buem ban
baobe paaitaaet. at bun uilbe brinse
bam en- Mebsiit al 6-7000 Wiart.
IA Sieiien baooe iunbet Steo. piiie
bet iia. at tun life baube benne 5ors
mle, os Slasteren uiloe berior life bss
tale slsenten be 500 Wart i Sonorar,
ON boilfe be bar TONNE ouerens. 9ums
itolen oiuiite 8lasereu. J 9ommen
beboer bet. OF sgstefabsmaslins itris
Der mob sobe Saoer os maa oeriOr
onises iom life l%uricif binbenoe.
Rlssbassfommisi ionens 5lertal baOoe
jim Gio bstesuet Spnurar for sGsts'
itabsmaslins icm uiorenliat meo sGss
teltabets iaoelise aaratter. 8 be iles
tie S~ulturitater bleu oesuben 9gate.
ifabsmpelinss aaratier %beirast,t ionl
iuribit uaploise. us 9omitOlene ploe
oct iorslisseuoe 1ilirloe icse at ituiie
csnne Spiattelie Suopas hos geiOlt'
ninsen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-23
&iot ONT Spaniernc.

Der er en- Gienoommeligbeo peb be
ipunite Sitler, ipm mao pRr AT itor
Sntsrssie for bore u9ifte Miliun9rer,
bpis be er iaa glade / eurppaiife 5itler
Iom oeres SeItre. Sitlsrne gaar life
blot / Qrp til &pinoen; men en- Manb,
lom 9gtsr en- betitlet Dame, faur pie
blittelig benoes Sitel. Der er minbit
E n usift 9~ertuginoe / Spunien og flere
Marfier. Gn 4meritdner bill peo at
9ate en- Sertuginoe itrafs blipe Sertug,
% bpis ban tjsber en- Gisnoom. Der inbs
bringer en- aarlis Rente al $4,000. pil
ban blips lipsparist Meolem at bet
ipanite Senat. 9piltsn !Serlisbeb for
en- rig Neip Yorter!
Der er l~anoIpnliapis intet !Sof / GU
ropa meb en- iaa Itiu Gtitet Tom bet
Ipanite. Gn Nmeritaner, fom isr al
oenne gutten ps Straben us ale oisIe
enoelsie 9iotleftig6eoer, ipnes. at bel
hele er ct iaabant 5iosipiloe os ct iads
oant StinpGien og Harreipil, at be re-
publitanite Snititutioner, troos iint
Heil, itaar / en- uelgjsrenbe Mpbiats
nina oertil. Dog mdu bet inorsmmes.
at ct Monarti pdsler for ben ipanitt
9aratter. Oct er tpiliomt, ON en- Re.
pu6lit funoe tripes blanbt ct Jplt. ber
er Iau Itolt, Iaa pirrsligt cs | bet hele iuo
upioenoe iom bet lpanite.
Oct sr iast mso Rstte, at Mabrir
life er Spunien. s propinierne timber
man be Ggts Spaniere. De sr mere
perbi9e % felgelig mere ilepe. BRO.
pinsaoslsn er ubpre itolt, % / be min:
ore Yper timber man ben Dag iodg Grs
emplarsr, Ipm minoer ON Splberss Dor
8anupc. 5 Serbia T. Gr, SpanienI
treble 9n % / ipcial Senieenbe Den an.
ben, sr Der en- Yaroisbeo os en- WtanesI
! paa 2ip. ipm lite ensans en- tiIiGIpie
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-23
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Smilct oplNicr

gnGatct paa 5clt, iom bar iuncet bnrtiB % sruubig
SiGlp for m~alariite. bpSpsptiite % usrpsie ~lloroener
euer gipres % @aloeinse peo Srusen al Spftetters
Wauebiitsrs. Ca ~iaaoauue lpenoe Nniiater CT iaIriac
liaeicm be sreue. her moOtaees ira pereS Gicrs. iOut
oeri a~tteIterer Icen tore 5amilicneoicirs gir.etrait.
slaupt DC RpeTsnaler. ipul siues Of @ausr, 5armere
GA eepcren, naar noget gait sr paairree. fan r0pnes
iuaelia Sopebpine, SaisbrpHee, apalrte. ulpit I'll
NAB. @nitenheo / siucne % Snoen % tres s%iisrins.
1i;,e 5pmptpmsr buroe itrar aipes ast paa. Eager
man IA lin 1ilnuat iii Sitteren, nil oct G~usfeliac
uotapf ~iCripinps % aipei9IaNs for bet ireiotje III.
trnf, Der iplser forupet sipsirait. Srloer Oh lnecrey
mob Suaecmnens apit. iaa inlt AnterSi I'll sanari
peo at talee gittsrci I'll oiGip. Ten ptI brlrlae BIG
S,ferben (giar)
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-23
"Sejtemmelie.
Ap sans zeIauo.

"a no nad be ieia iieg, fpa DC pil,
baaoe I'm tlGrIeiten % I'M preiieuislien,
70 irur eg bet, at Oct er life gooi ipr cit
nlennelfle ga pera ndleine. Os oiIpr
trur eg %, bet Int pera ipm ein belterts
nellie tlraa epigbeo, tuen me ifal laa til
fpue.
6or bet bep eg 10 ipoele9t efiempel
paa meo meg ijplp. - Saa no ipraug
eg 10 pntelcst etter @iertru gatta, pua
e9 par un9far. So bep fie lift noto
niennelfje paa joroa 10 sopt lom benne.
Iien es laut tint ia Serte paa @pllan,
ea, % eg iaag fje anna, enu at es
berga meg igtfianoe sppt meo benre 10
lersle DO lipoe!
Het, men oaa DO bppooe - oaa Jeff
eg iDrlt beta, fua Oct er aa uera
aaletne! - Miot paa iuniaren bar
bet - | traplalte ~lldatteu - % life
cit menneltie 40 iaa leiga. 60 arbeiope
lIraa morgo tiolest til ieint paa fpelb,
10 eg srap meg melt. 90 enoua ieff es
Ell rppte paa bppe mitt einsDng, 10 bet
bart Ell ltor brln ltripe tpert Dper itper
INN pitieren - jult ipm / ber9e BAT I'M
bula, Der Del tpf itjerp Der I'M aare.
9tet, 10 bar bet ein bag utpan
boultpnrten e9 Itpb utpaa aafren %
grpo upp lproeple, - ber fjem grannen
min goaanbe - bit aat meg, lette ieg
paa Ell ITEM pg gap leg til "a orela.
60 ieier ban:
Gs unorait rettis paa beg, Son,
'pm uil ltaa % grapa meo aft bette
aaleinel
aoroaa? ipOr eg. So lam bua
life Ia lorbepla ltg9ja ute pg rctna!
&proaa? leier on! ieier ban.
aann on fe siita Deg att!? aann tie
ou leia Jul. icm aurl 9uopis: "Naar
Saarberre tef iiraa meg, 10 tef es att 2"
- Oh mao fife ipptta, Ssren, ieier
e9.
= Sc ieicr nett, iom es meinar,
leier ban.
- Nei, Oct 9jer OIL ilett life! &ann
Oh tru npfOn oil ia meg, - cit gamalt,
franft menneifje meo mango bprn?
STEINER on Cars i 9ian? Ipor
ban.
STEINER fje eg Cars / 9iau! Seu
fe nne bore ibpp paa norolauosHifje?
= ga, bptter bans fer Oh paa iDrlte
oroe, % bet er 10 iermt cit arbeioss
meunelfje, ipm fann flG'lt! So pil ieia,
DO er Den sreioaite tauiu / bpspa; DO er
nett ipm eih pDf!
ga 10 ia ban.
~ par Del, lpIlt e9 rom I'll dd utoralt
pper bette, ps 10 tenfte es, es fullpe baa
alltio ipDria meg ipre - bet bar baa
te meir / bet. Mien 10 par bet. lpm eg
life retti9 pisite, fpls eg ltu' liteuel;
ipr De peit, fOis Del er, %srannanne, laar
Del inr tai i %loppre. Set er fie enbe
paa alt, Del ifal brpa % nj a a
prata pm - ein fam BIZ 10 iprs
arga mango gpnger, at ein finoe Ia
beirt bug til al - iputta! so e9 pisite
llett life reftig, tols' eg ifu. Men 10
bep ee aliio upret 10 be benbeleg
reipluer t, 10 eg iarn paa Ell raao
fprip! = Teit be, fois eg bar meg aat?
- 60 tof meb meg iug pg flape elm
bag % 10 truobe Del, es piloe tab %
llaa paa eli ba II il here! Men es fpm
lint beim oft meb N q, e9, ps oaa
bar bet apinnffa, Bet iom itll' apinaffait,
= 10 ca iriir, bet er lum ein beitemmelie
meb bet, es. Gg lam tie iaa bet iiraa
utpn
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-23
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nogIe al ot andre ON at fgl5e mig OF
pda Slottst, for at Ui iunoe matte fam
men, % lea tunee 6erc, bpuo be oilo,.
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genbe, omrent 1000 6o oUer Soohooeu. Qete &c bet iunOefe og berugfe
Spboosleo be Gorcnsoa Snter. per er aQsreoe oonuet ct tibet nort Gas
Element Suaen bar euonu beS9t bisie Gsne uoen at igbe. GEtuFoner til
bap gis agaar relsfm9sfg en- eQcr TO Gan9e ber DaaneO. Zen uRhe G.
furNon af9anr bn Ste ApuL. Som, Id Jglge % Fb ct SgUe Q1uo o.
bib en- uafbengi9 og ulraasnoe Mano; Og oct fan on bTue pan en- fort Iin.
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