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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-16
Johnson's Chill and Fe-
yer Tonic is a ONE=DAY
Cure. 1t cures the most
stubborn case of Fever in
n Hours.
TURKS INFURlATED
By the Refusal of the Powers
to Permit the Retention
of ThessaIy.
England Says No Christian Shall
Return to Turkish Rule.

London. Juue 10.-The lates: ad-
vices from Constautinople deny that the
powers are advocating direct negotia-
tions between Turkey and Greece. 10
other respects, however. the aspect of
affairs is rather worse than better 1t
appears that at Saturdays corferen ce
the ambassadors declined to accept
either Assim Bey or Seia Bay as a
turkish peace commissioner. This,
together with their refusal to discuss
the retention of Thessaly, threw the
Sultan into such rage that he forth
with summoned meeting Of the special
commission appointed to consider the
terms of peace All day Sunday be
was 10 telegrapbic communication with
moat of the European capitals. and 10
the evening be gave stringent orders to
the Grand Vizier, who Immediately re-
signed.
The special commission sat until the
small hours Of the morning, accom-
plishiog nothing but split among its
members, the majority cf whom ex-
pressed themselves emphatically as
opposed to yielding to the powers.
The Turks are very angry at the
alleged brusqae declaration of Sir
Philip Currie, the British AMBASSADOR,
that EogiaUd will never permit Chris
tians to return to Turkish rule. Il is
also stated that the German ambassa-
dor, is very much Disconnected to 6ud
Count NeIidoff, the Russian amoassa-
dor. supporting Sir Philip Currie in
this respect; and though it is still
alleged that Germany is. advising Tur-
key to put every mao under arms, it is
believed she has seen the advisability
of falling into line with the other
powers.
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HURRIED To SEA.
THE FLAGSHIP OF TIE
WHITE SQUADRON
SENT TO SEA UN-
DER SEALED
ORDERS.
DESTINATION UNKNOWN.

Boston, June l0-The United
States cruiser New York, the flagship
of the North Atlantic squadron, with
Rear Admiral Sicard on board, steam
ed out Of the harbor at O'clock this
afternoon, not soul on board know
ing to what port she is bound, for
only when the big white cruiser is
we'll outside Of the Boston light, with
her pilot over the side, that the sealed
orders from Washington will be
opened and her destination ascertain.
ed. 1t is generally believed. how
ever. that when size reaches Cape
Cod she will turn her nose to the
southwark, and that her twin screws
will not stop until she is somewhere
in the immediate neighborhood of
Cuba. When she started she
was fully provisioned and coal
ed, and could, if necessary
go so far as Gibraltar or Rio Janeiro
without laying in more supplies.
1t is surmlsed that the navy de.
partment, which has been charged OF
late with the whole of the duty of
looking after flibusters afoat, has
been advised ofthe intention of some
formidable expedition bound for Cuba,
to put out from some northerD port,
possibly out of Delaware bay, or
perhaps there is to be a repetition of
the Horsa expedition and some steam.
er is to take on arms for the Cubaus
off one of the now deserted sand
beaches of jersey or Delaware. In
such case the department would send
out smaller cruiser usually, but it is
said that this time it was a case of
the vessel able to get under way first
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PACKAGES
A Big Agency Opened in
Charleston.
Liquor Sold By Gallon as Imported
Consta5zes and Tigers Looz; On.

Special to The State.
Charleston. June 10. = Charleston
has her first ''originsl package" liqaor
house. which is probably the first to be
opened 10 the State, 10 accordance with
the recent decision Of Judge Simoutou.
The establishment was opened by j. S.
Piukussohn, a we'll Known wholesale
aud retail tobacco irm, this afternoon
in Kiog, near Wentworth street. The
location is good one, and the store is
large and well stocked with goods,
which came by steamer from New
York firm. The goods we're imported
in cases, kegs aud demijohns, aad will
consequently have TO be sold iu such
packages to be within the scope of the
decision
The store presents a very neat aud
attractive appearance, the goods being
arranged along tho sides and in the
centre Ia two lars> show windows
are arranged cases and kegs. SET off
with two immense ''Mouat Vernon"
bottles. The house holds agencies for
several veil known braods Of liquors
The establishments closed up at ;.
o'clock. but the store is lighted up to-
n;shs for advertising purposes. The
irm Gid rushing business this after
noon, many purchasers being attracted
through the novelty OF the thiug. The
blind sise5s" are looking on aghast.
There are uumbec OF other es;sb-
lishnects about to opea up. Nezt
seek vi; see al leas, dozen places in
fail biass
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-16
JOHNSON'S
CHILL a ND
FEVER TONIC
Cures Fever
In One Day.
a Valuable Prescription.

a ValuabEe Prescr1ptIon.
Editor Morrison 0, Warrington. Ind ], "Sur,'
writes: "You have valuable prescription in
Electric Bitters, aud can cheerfuly recon-
mend it tor Constipation and Sick Headache,
and as general system ,oric it has no equal
Mrs. Annie Steele. 1926 Cottage Grove Ave.
Chicago, was ell .un down could not en-. nor
digest food. had Il backacne which never left
her and felt tired and weary. but six bottles of
Electric Bitters restored her health and renewed
her strength, Prices so cents AID sl.oo. Ge.
Bottle a, j. F. w Dehorme's Drug Store
G
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-06-16

Sam Jones locates Hades jus, ha.
mile from the Locus Qao. " the place
be happens to stand at given mo.
ment Governor Tillman has re.loca.-
ed the "Augean Stables" aud is engag.
ed in purging the United States Sen
ate-Laurens Advertise.
A lecture from Senator Tillman on
the reduction of taxation brought
about by the R:'crm moment, would be
drawing card-Spartaoburg Herald.
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The Girls State College.
Close Of the Winthrop Com
{ mencement at Rock Hill.

Rock Hlil, June 9.-Fhe great day
with all its prospects has come and
gone. Il has certainly been a pleasant
one TO those post concerned The
weather has at last favored us The
forenoon was cloudy, but without
rain, while in the afternoon the sun
shone clear and bright The pro
gramme for to-day was one almost
entirely Of inspection The rooms
of the different departments were
open. In addition to this opportu-
nifty for study aud investigation
special exercises were carried on in
some.
The programme for the afternoon
consisted of match game of tennis
which was much enjoyed by those TO
whom the game was known. The
yong ladies' showed great skill and
strength President johnson had,
with his usual prudence aud jadg-
men, kept one Of the best attractions
for the last night
The special feature was to be a lee
ture by DR. James MacAllisteJ presi-
dent Of the Drexel Institute, Phila-
delphia. But he found to day. that
The best laid plans of mice and man
gang after q glee." ifhe did not know
It before Dr.. MacAllieter telcgrah
ed thai he was forbidden by BIS ply
siciars to leave home This was q
disappointment, but it could not be
helped. The remaining part of tho
programme vas carried out It COR
sisted of some Of the choicest selec-
tons of the Cecilia chorus, vocal
solo by Miss Souther and violin solo
by Miss Seymour, and, most import
ant Of all, the delivery Of certificates
to the graduating class Diplo-
mas were delivered by the Hon
W D. May6eld to the following !:
Miss George Charlton, Miss Laura
Bellows. Miss Mary Joe Witherspoon,
Miss Nellie 2Bristou, Miss Texie
Young. Miss Lillian Murphy. Miss
Rosa Dantzler, Miss Estelle Richar-
dson, Miss Mary Roach. Miss Helen
Tompkins, Miss Nellie Cochrane,
Miss Bessie Floyd. Miss Lucy Riser,
Miss Nellie McFall, Miss Flora
Chapman. Miss Mary Hellams, Miss
Ella Macy.
The musice for the evening was
specially fine and the selections on
the violin were rapturously appiauded.
After the diplomas had been delivered,
Mr. W. j. Roddy, in behalf of the
board Of trustees, delivered certif-
Gates to those who had taken special
courses in the industrial departments
Mr.. Roddy is one of Rock Hills best
speakers. and though often pressed
into service, custom does not stale
HE infinite variety.
President johnson closed the eve
ming by some brief remarks to the
graduating class. lie is always
practical and ever clear, and what he
said tonight was of value to those
to whom it was spoken.
The order of the audience has
been good With a crowd number
ing more than one thousand it is i'm
possible to avoid some confusion on
the stairways and doors. but in the
halls there was no trouble. The
staff of marshaIs or ushers was made
up as follows: Chief. Miss South.
ard assistants, Misses Atkinson.
Havout, Williams, Minnie Brock.
Stribling. Carter. Salley. Evans,
Powe They were in uniform Of
white, each wearing a handsome
sash, showing by it's color whether
the owner was a member of the Win
tt,rop Or the Curry Society-The
News and Courier.
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Gen. Watts should be put in pickle
and corsed down uutil var actually
breaks out He is entirely too~hAlli-
cose for these plpings times of
Edge6eld Advertiser.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

Fine bOneless hams, Just received
al lluddlest0n Bros meat mafAeti
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

Joe McShOno Ia headquarters for
fresh oysters ana celery 1914
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09
iiA BROAD eTtemmT

Cut In Twol Al cost for cash,
From Jan, 18th TO Feb, lot, all win
ter underwear, all winter suits, al
maelntoshes, all oyereoats The
best makes OF imported aud domea'
Tie goods The most complete
stock In the city,
SHARPE n llahwRa,
TeXarkana, Ark
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09
NO. 1853.
FORT LYNN FLASHES.


The past week has been prolific
of bad colds, The usual greeting
is, 81 never had such a cold In my
life" the reply to which is, "Oh,
mine is worse than that" Ye scribe
has been and is yet quite sick from
cold, therefore this batch Of Flash
es will be brief,
GIoyt Oliver, the young man who
was injured by falling tree last
Monday is doing nicely, and Is out
of danger, thanks to the opportune
though uneXpected-arrival in
time to save him from bleeding to
death, Of Dr. Pegram, from Texar-
kama, who was prospecting for a
location, The gentleman proved
himself very skilllul in the science
OF medicine and surgery, while here.
He was kept quite busy the three
days he spent with us, and the peo-
pie was very much pleased with
him. He is pleasant, alIable gem
tleman, and | trust he will see his
way clear to locate here. He re-
turned to Texarkana Thursday,
saying that II he decided to give
Fort Lynn trial he would be back
today
The excentrIc rod OF the saw mill
engine broke last Friday, just be-
tore noon, which caused a lay over
OF but one day, Captain Tupper
took II on the afternoon to the ma.
chine shop In TeXarkana, got 1t
mended and had II back and IN
place at o'clock Saturday, aud
working away as II nothing had
happened to IT,
Newt Yarbrough and =. r. ELAN
went over to Doddrldge Sunday, to
wake up Dick, which undertaking
they report a success
Rev, j. d, Morrison will speak OF
spiritual things TO us next Satur-
day night, and Sunday at II o'clock,
and Rev, Diekart will expound the
scriptures to us at 3 y. M, the
same day,
! wonder what Ia the mat.
ter with Brothers "l'llnt" and
1 CLONE Spun, aud those transient
brothreuY Are you all dead, gone
to sleep or erawled into holes and
pulled them In after you, that we
never hear from your Come, wake
up get out and breath fresh air,
aud take u trip on the good ship
TExAnKANlAN There Ia always n
healthy breeze blowing over the
rolling waves Of the sea OF Journal
Ism, Are you afraid the ship will
sink with your If 80, Danish your
fears, her tlmbers are IN sound aa n
silver dollar, and new armor plates
are being added continually
/ desire toNay to my friends over
the river, IN Sulphur township that
| regret that | have been unable to
keep my appointment with them on
account Of my physical inability,
but trust, health and weather
permitting, TO be with you next
! Sunday, aud complete the organi-
Satlon Of the Sunday school,
= ! have Iuet learned that the we'd
/, ding bells were ringing merflly over
: In Sulphur township yesterday
Sunday, Mr. Price Sans, q popu'
lar young man In that locality, and
MISS Gyerla, charming young
lady, and a relative OF James
lgyerts were Joined IN the bonds of
holy wedloek at the residence of
Mr., and Mrs James lGyefts, ! trust
r the happy pair az they go hand aud
II hand down the path Of life may
@ meet with nothing but happiness
aud prosperity My informant told
me that there were two other eou-
: pies made happy In that nelehbof-
hood and he did not think II good
a day for weddings, either
= ONogA'Wttk
~, Lynn, Ark, Feb, y, 'D7
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

Reader, II you are in need Of lum
Der, j. Il. Whatley can supply your
wants, aud at lower prices than
else In the city, lle sure
10 yet hIs prices before buying,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

Browns Iron Tonic pufBes the
blood Smith Drug CO.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

Parents Wishing their children
taught musie should send 10 leaeh'
efs who are here 10 stay Prof
aud Mrp, Y, ", McOann, teachers
Of violin, mandolin, piano and y0s
eal For terms, etc, call on or ad'
dress y, lG MCCAIN, llB Walnu
street, tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09
Ft Lynn, Arkp Feb, 3, 'O7

The way TO cure eatarfh Ia TO pus
fIfy the blood, aud The sufest ahf-
rat, bcat way ~ purify the blood IA
10y lablng Hoods SNraapNfllla, the
One True lll00d Purifier
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

The TBXAbEANiAN gives local
happenings In our city Of an lmpor.
tant nature twenty.Iour hours TO
three weeks ahead of all other mes
diums, II you want the news get
on the wagon fua by electricity,
aud keep on the on cart concerns
going through the country adver.
tlslag themselves ''up.todale"
hieles This le strictly az
now newspaper,
w y llobge0d
serve hls lfiee
meats ~
ket Il
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

Hoods Pills are prompt, efficient,
always reliable, easy TO take, easy
ta operate, u
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

Attention. LADIES' am prepaf.
ed to do an kinds Of dress maRiug,
aud guarantee satlsiaetlonl was
formerly with noted Paris Cloak
and Suit Coz on Fifth Avenue, New
York CITY, Give me a trial
Mas ! ApfkBtad,
lislB, 400 Maple ~
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

FOR Ri9Nf,=A Eve room cot
tage, No, blO Walnut street Ap'
ply 10 No. Ola Walnut street, or
10 Smith Drug CO. 1870
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

II you need u good aewlng.ma {.
chine, call al Mrs, u, v, 'forraus'
millinery store tifstaelass mas
chimes at bottom prices 81 iw
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

Louis Heilbron,
The Leader.
Fine1WatCh Repairer.
n,omond mounting a speciality,
plS,liot nroat stock Of Watches and Dia-
lSsd mssnds ever shown IN the city oa
sold with guarantee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

Cord wood In all lengths cheap,
Leave orders with w. g. Maason
burg NJ 'foKarhana Carriage Co.,
lgl llr0ad street, 1898,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09
A. II. SEWER,
Fire Insurance,

Represents Solid, Reliable
Fire Insurance Companies.
Risks written In city aud
country,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09

oUtTA COAL Something new,
best yet. 'fexafhana lee 90, n
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-02-09
VALUABLE INVENTION

I have acquired the right Of q val.
liable patented Invention and pro-
pose TO renew looking glasses, make
transparent signs, etc, Gall at my
shop and see what can do
w ~, L9Rmtt,
@o6 Vine Street
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

oIprio her. anb.t .nb aIpn, os 5urr'a'
ning.r.
4Ibria ,um Der unss Gr.rnn'eos.
Bar, at GA til ct gur rlOre Ssrrsr, ION
ibinebe Sort m.b BAN. Sda raatte
hun, fom 8artinbe, bare tilitsos for at
paste S~obpppdnOst, bah. 6~totbuler !
gsrebftab % Der. til Nntt. sftsr bso'ts
Gpne. Se Qftsner ipntes bun r9ltell
bar b. tiebsIigit. at aIs; for bun nj
life sngans Sob til at Inigs rig IND pdd
fit sq,t lille aammer for at tigs | line
tirre gsa,r en- bdID simss Sto.
9e Spiasnoe trGrgts bsnoes 5Ialp,
men brsb fig ~inssnting ON benoe for'
rsIt.n. Spilet, sobbpen, 5orrstntns
g.rne, golititsn ug ben tjars 5rbatsa
pibe - bet bar alt.
Slis git 2iOet for heno., Gle os ou
fisnner, - moriomt par bet lite for
en- dttsnddrs Yige.
Mlen iaa benbts bet, at BUN sngdng
tom / ct ftsrr. unebomslag. Oct bar
til 2Gr. for gp.ns witpr'te aisbmdnes
Ssn, 1Om netop par tommen bi.m ira
llplanoet.
Oct bar ct muntert SeITtab, fan ou
tro, os bun morsbs fig fortrefelig.
9antelssene bar iua fornsielige / samIe
0dss, - SroiprogSIegsns ogiaa.
W&en + a bar SiRIen / alt. 0u
fan fro bet bar en- patter ug itaoieIig
ung Wanb, Glie, rigtig ct iltgt SbeaI,
Tom Smaupiger orsmmer ON. gn
Gp%sntprprins, iom tunOe gisre alting
til Cub, ON ban bible. Sg bet fin
nsbs pe lbits at BAN, - life at Cub,
i%tisnner ou, men al moriomme Snbs
fab, toitte Orb og tore S%unoItabsr.
Sg Zig en- &unitnsrnatur, ou. Sirr
bar ban lissfrem ubm9rtet Tom 8etlas
major. Ollie be uns. bigger bar forels
Itsbs | BAN - osiaa ben lille pt9e, ieg
fprtGusr ON, GIismor. (5orti.)
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

getlaoniussu Dor iarIis for SprnensS g~ebtOmmenbe
pare parm % let, iaa be life btnores nm naturliae arauo %
Qpt iii at pare 9epaesis,
PAS nsie paa, at Der psS aIaS.rn.- tte fsemssIbss Urn,
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Ralkun-Apl.

DER 'toI tortaueS ltOt ON, bporleSes iep TELLER mine 2nF'
EVS' % 9elOl8 bar i0 oItio uaret. Sea bar life Here emo .
p""V' % Ell pane; bette er tilitrGtteIi9t Tor Den, iom life a8t'F
~ O''Os "tl r9u9 I oct Store. Dele 9iuteren bar ig Dem
pTU { S0l 0oeF olD'et, os ct 6isrne beroppe bar be en- Ne''
tpt Stang at iioOs paa. 3 Rarbebeu itoor en- aasie, iom tDt
o9 oIte IploeS meO 6aure. Sper Qoo fommer be neO giennem
S~oitsoGren og oritter.
d" 0' III CT Ieoet Iaa lanst no paa 8aaren, at So'"
bar 'taOt bare Shelter Der o. Der, Oo beopuper be al frros
mere noe, uanOrer Omtrins 6uIeae GA inner st eaer 9lnot5
lom De aber.
H'aar De ~bsspnOs at parpe, ptl ). Reoel.n laegs Fr'
Se Der, tUOr be bar tiIbrast gint.r.n; b.rfor bar ies bst'
meI's lib Iast bwopp. pas esft.t Q tomm. agbl.. saer Sui
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
243

poa pals o9 Srpt 90 surs, Iaa observation-disclosures bemn,esi
Nar oDr bette paaiees neutrality-suspicious..
otof0'et ipuIer Ell itor Role i garneoarene. Get Dor
gt'F pore al Oanotrt DtoteriuIe, al betpen, iacOn o. posienOs
S'0FTe'e o9 uoeH noeeH 5nOiugring, iaa Jpbberue fan fa
u" "aturlt9e os oeroeO ooioa ben t~ienlioite og imutteits 6Orm
0eo Sctbeo tan man 6iemmet inorette iimple @pnno
ra"pporoter' ION SSrnene tan BRUCE iom en- 9(fuerIius mloeF
9s~neoroe'oet o9 6ieruearbeioet, os naar be peO llpejr ct
o"pFeoe IRA at pore noe. -u Sloss Seq os Epelier ri
Su'' Tan 'te notlom oubeioIeSi fun maa Der aopares mob
lpOrt8mGSt9 OuerbriueHe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Den 8amIe fmilt..
"Ret, - bet bar ON bet Wble %
8oos oere TO tdlte, - bet foritaor lea
iaa sobt, 8enn.n min! 5orrefien Ii,
Ter ies soet Solft, forOi ban iattsl
9lertets gooe Gsenfaber iaa bsit osiac
! aunitsn. Men bu foritdar moi, a
man lite Zig tan bunfe ellsr grabe fig
til Stuefpiner, GGemor. Der ital me.
get, meset anoet til - msset msr emf
ri ipm ofteit tror."
"Id, c0r iaa mil at i9ege /.
Stptte @eb til | Sonen, Gte! 90
Tar scot frem | ben! Ssrer ou, boo,
bet piiter mob Ruberne2"
Strittepinberne buniebe, og "Nmi
ipanbt.
Glie iob paa Stammslen og itirr.b'
inb | SpnslDiet.
"Biloe bu forlabe bin sdmle 8ebit.s
NOR, iom itte bar andre enb i'm aj9l..
bagse til at bpsse os ftels ON fig pac
bet beoite "a"
Den unge pise faa alpprlis paa Der
9amle.
"5p, 9ebitemama! aunbe bu tn
ilist?"
ga, men bliper bu StusIpiIerinbe
tan ou 10 life bore ON mig, Barn."
Seq bill 10 better life blipe Stue.
ipilerinoe! - Oct bar bare berinbe
jeg iparmece iaa for 9b.atret. Ser.
biemme hos big. Der er bet bebite Stet
at bore aIisepel!"
Den 8amle tpsfeb. ben rene panb,
os fulbt | Sanfer meb Strittepinbernt
fremoelss banfsnbs mslem Sinsrsne.
Den aano. Solit -, sr bet it'll
Olaf ban beber "a"
80"
"Sam Ipnes i.s sobt om. Seq pa,
10 feet BAN ct Bar 9anse. Gn batter,
ligefrem ung Wanb."
go, osiaa faa inil mob fine fat
tise Sorrlbre, gebItemama. Su tan
tro, ban er fnil!"
Seq bar bert bet, GlIsmpr!!"
st palbigt analb fra Spnen, % en-
S~aritares MansfoIoigbeb af 9nifter
iprateoe pg iprat ub / 8arelIet. 4mi
lettece Iict pua Sppeoet, iaa ct Eieblii
osiist pda Slben os iupnepe ieien.
Set bar ct orbentlist Sprpqrferi
Glie! = Oh, bet bar aligepel Spno,
ON ou lite itulbe faa bit TnIte opfplbt
bpis ou p~irtelis fsler 4nlas for Ste.
men, pg flinte, tpnbige Solt tror -"
Glie 9reb benbe ON 4rmen:
"Gei, mel, = iss bar life bet @rar
Talent. Oil bu bare tie itiQe meo bet
Seoitemama!!"
ga men Solit mente 10 ="
"llf nsi! San iagbe bet Ifulbe fac
srGsielis msget Stubium Dg glrbeiot
til. Sg iua iu9oe ban. at -"
"Nua," 10 ben 9dmle, - "bpao lac
mere2"
"Nei, ban iasbe life, - "a, bar
ia9be faa meget rart ON &rititen og all
bet dnoet, og ON -
"Nau, Gliemor?"
elie iprang op og git frem os tilbugt
/ bet lille 89relie ct Par Ganse. Sao
itiaece bun Jig bag 29neitplen, sret
ben 8amle unoer !Sagen meo beggt
59noer pg bsieoe benpss Sppeb bag
oper.
"Sebltemama!"
"Sa =, tp9l mig life! !Spab
er bet2"
"9il ou lobe mig life pftere at Inatte
ON bet, jeg fortalte2"
"Sa, bare Flip mig, bin Morber!"
"2oper ou bet ba2"
"Sa, ia!"
Glie Hap benoe les og iatte fig tris
umferenoe pau i'm Stammel.
Den 8amle puitebe og rettebe pau
8appen, os ben unge pise tpsIebe oe
itelte meb 8rsllerne ps 8appebaans
bene.
"Wen jeg piloe fp9le big oroentlig,
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Y X "
"Sporfor sr bu faa title iaften,
8eoitemuma9" Ss ben tiGfte unsc
Yige, ipm iab paa en- SLAMMED peo 81
ben al ben 8umle, Iaa up paa benoe
meO De fretoige, bruno 9ine.
"Mlen ieg er 10 iIst life mere ftius
enb sllers. - Gr iss pel, Glismpr2"
GlTe 10.
$50, bet er bu rigtisnot. vi bar
10 life ia9t ct ensite Orb til mig pau
minbit - ia minoft en- balp Slime. -
Oh bar life iast ct Orb til Qmi bel
ler!"
Den 8amles Saanb ftree fi9rteos
nenbe oper GlIss bruno Saar os frine
3inbsr. Saa tlseoe bun Qmi bac
Srene, iua ben "ipanbt" bsilpbt al
bare 8eloere.
"Saa bu ipnss, jig er ct baarlist
SeIitab for en- lioen fbttenuars 9ist
os en- sammel Sat9" fmilte BUN. "aa
lille Glis! Oh sisr mig sanits bsbrs:
bet"
glIe lsfteos raft Sopebst fra 8eb.
~itemooerens Stisb og' iaa ansitelit
inb / benbes gniist. Men ba bur
ifiente, bet bare bar Spes, lusbe bur
trpst fit SoDeb tilbus. paa bets pant
SpiIeplaos.
Den 9anle tlappebs bsnbe enbnu ei
Sang blsot pua Sinbsn ps iaa Uni.
Isnce inb / Slosr, mems Sppebet Dir.
rsoe iasts, iua be fire Sensetreaer be:
p9sebe fig.
Den tndgeoe / ben feoe 5urupeb, pc
engaug imeQsm tom Der ct prbentlio
SmGlo, iau @niIterne fsa til ale aan.
ter. Sg ref ION bet bar Tom en- Sa,
iteptno farsnoe neo / Stpritenen, Def
giennem Rrrsne og ieuots meO lin IioIte
Strait Sloen | lange Sunger uo meQem
Sprintlerne / SOnsosrsn.
litter gil Der Here Minuter / Sill.
6eb.
Soa srsb GIie fat / en- al ben gams
les Senosr, trDttebe ben op til fine 2as
Der, tIappsoe ben os bOlot ben fat.
"WIsn @fe, - iss tan 10 lite faa
Oins Strsmper farois / rstte sio paa
ben Waaoe."
elis 'uarsb, life ncs.t; bar. tIuppeos
ben sdml,, rpnt.oe Saonb neo b. fin.
aursr ss be unosrIiss Rins..
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Mgenter

rnFes, til mrb aOc Sstalirs at for
hanele Sarsr, lem MISUNDERSTANDING
iaauel / iauolunpiite Tom amertidulte
Somilisr. Gnbper, Icm snifer en- lsu'
ntust Beniritio.Iic. cler ptI iorfoNc
Tia en- dpo 8jfo~riieueite. MI Tor frtc
9rFprr. Gjrfrlurcr, Of y, btbaas at tile
i!rtUe
e. Z. Sbpop & &c.,
g}r. sos S.atc street. Rntiuc. s'is.