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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

A well disciplined and picked army of
10000 men are being modified near
gulf ports and in week or two vii
probably be landed in Cuba.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

A bill providing for a 2 per cent tax
on incomes above $4,000 has been intro
duced by Representative Sayers, of
Tavoa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

United Presbyterian General Assembly,
New Orleans, May 10th to 2lst. Rate OF
one fare round trip for this occasion from
all points. Tickets on sale May 18th
and 10Th. Fine vestibuled service.
Through sleepers. Only "a hours from
Cincinnati via the Queen & Crescent
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

Spain and Cuba engross public atten-
tion now, doubtless much to the relief
of Msrk Hanna.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

The regular army is being increased to
81 900 rank and file.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

There is talk Of our government get
ting large insurgent army in shape.
In such case they would help to rout the
Spanish forces.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28
AT THE ENTRANCE
To the English Channel Spanish War.
ships Are Waiting For Ameri-
can Merchantmen.

London, April s7.-(Special. .)--Three
Spanish warships have been sighted at
the entrance to the channel Two are
torpedo boats and ths third an auxiliary
cruiser. They are laying In wait for
American shipping.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

Peace societies may now peacefully
retire for a time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

When spain's coal bins set low, shell
be apt to go slow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

1t may be some time before the op-
posing arrays on land and sea get down
to serious and bloody business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

The Spaniards are not repeating their
Maine experiment with Admiral Samp-
sons vessels.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

The great Gladstone is failing and will
soon pass to the beyond.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

Secretary Sherman took the hint with
out having the Washington monument
fall on him. Chicago Record.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

The armistice in Cuba never got fairly
started.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-04-28

Europe. so we say let them blow their
penny whistles and shoot of Their
mouths, and we will march on,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11
A GIRL IN PAWN.
She Had the Novel Experience for Two
Hair Cuts and a Shave.
Cincinnati Enquirer

Cincinnati Enquirer
When Terry Barker came home from
work the other night, all the children
around Water and Race streets were
running up and down in front of his
shanty.
''Phwat the divil is going on here?"
was the first thing Terry asked.
"Oh, Mr.. Barker, your Mary was kid
mapped this morning, and they haven't
found her yet" said Mrs Dryers
daughter.
Barker went back in the yard, where
his wife was sitting at the kitchen door,
crying. There was a crowd OF women
around her, and all were talking at the
same time.
'Phwats this | hear about Mary?"
"Oh, Terrence, l sint her to the cor
ner this mawrnin' for bread, an OWLS
the hair have l seen uf her since"
Did yez sarch fur herr"
''All over the ward"
Did yez look in the coal yard?"
I'VE did"
And the stoneyard?'
1--WE did,
Maybe she's in the cellar OF the old
warehouse. Where's me cane? Oi'l
go down and look"
"The children wur all over and oon-
der it,"
she wuz a purity thing, with her
golden curls, and maybe some rich man
stole her" said Mrs. Riley, who lived
next door to the Bankers.
"Oh, / furgot to tell yez,' said Mrs.
Burke, but l seen a tramp in frunt OF
the house this mawrnin'. and maybe
he carried her away
"Phwat koind Of lookin' fellow wuz
he?" asked Terry.
He had face en- i'm like Span
lard"
Thin Ooi'll find him. said Terry.
and he took his blackthorn and went
down Race street toward the river. He
dropped in all the saloons. and asked
every one if they had seen mis- daugh-
ter Mary, the wan with the golden
curls" No ore had seen her.
1t was aboHt o'clock when ne was
passing alonf Water street. near Plum
Kratch, the barber, was just closing up,
and Barkes stuck his head in the door
to make inquiry when he let out yell
and bounded in the shop.
'Kratch. Dhwat in the name CT God
are yez keepin' me Mary here from
mawrnin' till noight, an have me and
her rnither crazy2"
cit cut, Barker That girls wait
in fur her father to come back"
"Tainst me daughter"
Yes, she is said little girl sitting
in the corner.
'And where's your curls?"
MFR. Kratch cut them of"
Barker, you're crazy. That amt
your daughter. Her father was here
this morning and he got hair cut and
shave. Then gH told me to cut on his
daughters curls and he would be back
in a few minutes as he wanted TO get
a drink. and he iever came back.
And ne daueite- isiin hook for two
hair cuts and ) shave Is she2" said
Terry. TAsn aoand Barber kraech
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11
TOO PARTICULAR.
Colonel Made Mistake in Not Asking
For Whisky.


For Whisky.
1t was a squatter's cabin, on the
borders of big swamp, and the squat
ter himself sat smoking his pipe as
the colonel rode and asked for drink
of water One OF the half-dozen child
rem ran to the swamp with a gourd
and filled it, but the colonel turned
away from it and said:
Il can't drink that stuff. It's full
of young tadpoles."
Yes, they do seem to be pretty
thick, % replied the squatter, as he
blew a cloud of smoke above his head
Il should think you'd be afraid to
swallow these things" said the colo
mel.
Don't see ncthin' to be afraid Of,
sab. Reckon it's wuss on the tadpoles
than on u.s. Bin drinkin it right along
for twenty years, and nobody's bin
hurt yit."
There must be lots of malaria
around here"
"Mebbe they are, sab, but l haven't
see one as | knows OF. Do they walk
or fiy?"
Malaria is what breeds chills and
fever" explained the colonel.
20. that's it? Must be round here,
then, though we amt worryin' any"
But you shouldn't live in this mi
asma"
Dunno what your miasma is, but If
she tackles this family she'll git the
worst of it. We amt tain' a bluff
from anybody"
My friend" continued the colonel,
ae he looked around did YOU ever
hear of BACTERIAL"
Never sab. Does he walk or fly?"
"And did you never hear of mi
crobe?"
Never did. Is he on the fight?"
How on earth can you live here,
contiguous to this pestilential morass,
with the air weighted down with ma
laria, is more than | can understand"
The squatter locked up to the man
on horseback for minute, as If puz-
led over the words, and then queried:
Whats contiguous mean?'
ut means alongside of.
"And what's 'pestilential?
Sickness and death"
"And what's morass?'
"a swamp"
Look here, stranger" continued the
sauatter. as he rose up and knocked
the fire out OF his pipe. and looked very
serious, I've lived here all my life.
and I've seen a thousand people go
long this road. and you are the first
critter who has gone at II 10 upset me,
and make me feel disconnected and UNI
happy"
Il was simply speaking Of the situa-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11
AND HE DIDN'T.

81 shall have to ask you for ticket
for that boy maam."
81 guess not"
Hes too old to travel free. He oc-
cupies a whole seat, and the cars
crowded. There are people standing
up"
That's all right"
az haven't any time to argue the mat
ter maam You win have to pay for
that boy.
I've never paid for him yet, and I'm
not going to begin TO do it now"
You've got to begin doing it some
time If you haven't had TO put up
any fare for him you're mighty lucky,
OR else you don't do much travelling
That's all right"
You'll pay for that boy, ma am, or
I'll stop the train and put you off"
That's all right. You put him of
if you think that's the way 10 get any
thing out of me"
you ought TO know what the rules
Of this road are. madam. How old is
that boy?"
Il don't know. l never saw him be-
fore If you want ticket for him
you'd better ask that old gentleman
down the aisle. He got on with him ;"
Chicago Tribune.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11

Just covered Win clapboards, and I
can stf1l hear the bullets rafting on
that roof Drawing his sword and
waving it above his head, Rosecrans
ordered line to be formed by the sew
eral staffs and escorts, telling them to
check the retreating line. We did as
ordered, hut could not check them.
On the sJohnnies' came, and they were
!; very near when General Davis said:
We will have to get out of this
THE enemy was between us and
Thomas, who held the Dry Valley road
leading into Chattanooga, SO the gen.
eral spurred his horse to our right,
jumping PROSTATE tree and rail fence.
followed him. He rode spirited bay
stallion that had been captured from
John Morgan's command three months
before. Sheridans division on the
right had been struck heavy and shat
tered just when opening right and LETT
into line from massed position. They
retreated around the hill toward Ross
vile. Generals Rosecrans and McCook
hurried off to Chattanooga to make
preparations for defense, as 1t was
afterwards reported. 1t looked to me
as though they were badly ratified. l
remained with General Davis and as he
emerged into an open field company
Of the enemy rose from a gully and
fired at US, the captain popping away
| with his revolver.
THE general got a bullet through his
coat and his horse was hit. My cap
was cut on the brim and my horse
slightly wounded. Before they could
reload we got around the hill. We al
most ran over General Sheridan and
one or two of his staff, riding leisurely
in the rear of his retreating troops.
Where is your division, Phii?' asked
General Davis. Pointing in front ne
said: There is all of them have left.
We stopped at Rossville and made
hasty defenses, but we were soon or
dered to Chattanooga. AS We fell back
to that place Longstreet appeared on
Mission Ridge and shelled us. We re-
manned penned up at Chattanooga on
short rations until General Grant took
command and whipped Bragg on Look
cut Mountain and Missionary Ridge.
"What is your estimate OF Rosecrans
as an officer, Mr.. Polk?
"He was a good soldier, but not the
equal of Thomas. The latter would
never have exposed himself to attack
in detail by separating so far his three
corps, as Rosecrans did well at MUIR
freesboro, bringing victory out OF al
most complete defeat, and the army had
confidence in him to the last. We all
loved old Rosy but as an organizer
strategist and commander ne dld not
compare with either Buell. or Thomas.
Philadelphia Times.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11

mixed UP and went to the floor. The
girl screamed, a crowd gathered, and
it was soon known over the ward that
Mary Grace Barker had been in pawn
for two hair cuts and a shave. Mary
was taken home, and the next day the
truth was learned. Jimmy Kelch. the
bully of the Eighth ward, was drunk
and out of funds. Taking little Mary
down to kratchs. he got hair cut
and a shave. Then ne ordered his
daughters" hair cut while he went out
to get drink. He never came back.
When Terry Barker heard who had
done it he simply said;
IF Oh didn't know his mother Old
use me stick on his good-for- nothing
head fur havin' me Mary's golden curls
cut off"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11
tion.o explained the colonel.

And so am | sab, and the situation
are jest this: You've come along and
made faces at my tadpoles- you've
throwed malaria and miasma at me-
you've talked of pestilence and NOR.
ass and microbes. and you've jest got
me SO riled up that I'm bound to say
that if you don't want to ask for .
chaw Of terhaeker or q drink OF whis-
ky, or wasn't intendin' to stop and
talk politics, you'd better be a-gittin'.
and keep a-gittin' till you git beyond
the next turn in the road, You may
pass all right in some parts. but I'm
dawgoned if you amt twice to0 par
ticular fur SIGH common folks AS wa
are round yere! st. Louis Pust-Dis-
patch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11

OF more than three mIlesIto go arouI
pond TO the point opposite.
mo. but I'm going across this stream
Say, Seth. I'll give you a dollar 70
swim me across on your back. said
Tisdale. winking to seth, who grinned.
but shook his head rather doubtfuly.
20. come on! I'm lightweight"
eoaxed Tisdale,
Finally Seth agreed and Tisdale was
soon safely landed on the other side
Now. Seth, III give you dollar TO
swim me over as you did Tisdaie." said
Webster. who weighed more than loo
pounds heavier than Tisdale.
a dollar was a big sum TO seth, put
Webster's weight looked like a bigger job
than he cared TO tackle.
, Look here Seth III g sna you e." said
This was TOO much fer Seth and he
When they had got wen out into deep
water 1isdale shouted: Look here.
SETH Webster just winkcd to me that
he wasn't going TO give you anything.
Hes foollng YOU"
No sooner said than done, Seth imme-
diately sunk under water, carrying
Webster out Of sight. and when he cam0
up sputting and spluttering. he shonted
70 Seth: III give you anything you say.
Seth. Get me there and you can name
your own price"
NO fooling, Mr. Webster. this time. or
down you &c TO stay. said 9Th grimly;
all but reached shore Webster smiled
although the water was running In
! rivuIets down mis- checks.
Say, Seth, he's just winsed again.''
shouted Tiseale,
Down went Seth for a stscond time,
carrying Webster out Of sight. while
Tisdale rolled IN agony on the shore.
When they reappeared Language that
would hardly grace a Methodlst graye-s
Say IFS All right, TIsdaie. hnd TIL
settle Bat II / ever get an opportunity
Won and that dgh roited fool ~ Seth
EumpIl swing for IT, grpaned Webster,
as he wrung The water from his garments.
--Mcdford Ms Mercury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11
TO WHAT PAsE USES. ETC.

Fair Girl-Did you get that-that
stomach band / sent YOU
Wounded Soldier Yes; but | didn't
have chance to wear it.
Fair Girl-Why?
Wounded Sol6ier-The mule was
riding corked himEelf. AZ d | used the
the thing to bandage the poor animals
heel. Chicago News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11
Joke ON WEBSTER.
Seth Was Bound Daniel Would Pay Him
or Down He'd Go.

Tsdale, who many years ago, was
nail manufactures In Agawam, was an
intimate friend of the Marshheid states
man and many We're the cunning and
fishing trips they enjoyed together. ac-
companied only by a great big, strapping.
good-natureG fellow named Seth Bump.
sunny summers morning, they ~
off. well supplied with retire.
traps and everything necess1Ir
q cunning trip successful.
Suddenly arriving at
pond, the dog swan 40
party TO follow the n
Say. Tisdale." SO
Is this Sa-,.er?''
Why. going 10 No. glysfc
dale. laughing although OF mtant
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11
NElGf4BoRHoop NEWS

Butcher You've got six or eight new
b0arderH. alnt you, mmmz
Mrs. Simdiet-Yes. They came yester.
day How Did you know7
Eutcher-T noticed you was buying half
pound more Of everything - New York
Weekly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-11
4 Story Of Chickamauga by One Who
Was With Him.

GREAT GENERALS UNDER FIRE.
STIRRING SCENES PARTICIPATED
IN BY THE LEADING GENERALS
OF BOTH ARMIES DURING THE
VAR IN THE WEST-AT CHAT
rANooGA. MISSIONARY RIDGE
AND LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN-PER-
SONAL "REMINISCENCES OF GEN
ERAL INTEREST.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
1ioligt mopifieoc Born.

Spr life lGnee Iipen meooelts t91te
8labe, at Der / Berlin fanotes en- III
ben to aars sammel Gut, Der tunoe
Iaie bpiltsnipmbelit inf Bog. pan
babbe begpnbt at l9fe, od ban par ct
@ar gammsI, og naur Sarnsptgen trdt
BAN / @pgn ubs i gnen, bar bet bans
itsrite 5prnsielie at iiobe o9 la1e pda
Stilterne.
gn unearIt officer bapbe en- Ssn,
fom gioroe %forbuuienoe 5remitrtot
29sning. ga ban bar to Oar og lem
Maanebsr gammel, bar ban tomnet
fda lanqt, at ban tpm ino / en- al Stoz
lens Melemtlasisr, % i fire Iars Als
beren bar ban ben fsrite / i'm Sldsie
/ Sbit, llngurit og 9atin, pg idmttol9
bermeb bar ban er pirtelis 8trituos
paa piano.
Den perbensbersmte 9igter 5asio
bar pgfaa / ttolig Qloer operproentll9
ubpitlst. Oct pauitaaes, at ban tunoe
tale rent allerebe / en- 4losr al Ter
Waaneber. 0a ban banoe fplot ipo
4ar, laits ban 2utin pg 8ref pg Itreo
Beers, og 'om s~GIepeaarig Gut begpnots
ban a. itubsre Sura, efter / 5orpeien
at babe tagst fine Gramina / &b'torit,
2osit og Gtbit.
2ope3 be 8ega par fun fem Nar
gammsl, bd ban l9ite flpoenoe SpanIt
pg 2atin, % bd ban bar tolp Iar tdIte
ban 2utir meb beunoringspRrotg
2stbeb. Deb lit fpIote femtenoe aar
bapbe ban ullereoe itrepet Here Spross
bigte pg en- Somebie.
Den itpre bpllunbite Nbpotat arps
Illus 1trso ubm9rtsbe Beers, olereoe
inben bar fplOte nj aur. og blep | FEM
ten Nars Nloeren treeret til Spttor
Silpipfi. Stun fire % tppe 4ur gam.
mel blsp ban uonGpnt til S~tdpsdopos
fat.
9aretier tunbe / nj Qars Iloerer
fem Spros, % 9uitap 8aia talte al
lerebs, ba ban bar tolp aar, 2atin
SranIt, Shit. Stalienif % Soaano't
% tunoe ogiaa aisrs Jig forituuslig pac
Sinif % RusIift.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
Spor lGmge ifal on lepe!

5or at tunne beipare bette Spsrass
mddl, maatte man tjenoe mango eias
tise Mpmenter, +. Gr. be metfrbte
Gsenifdber Sleetsns Crusader. peo=
tommenbes Surbbebsti;j,anS. 9lrbe;s
be, Sepspis, Yplis, 5prmuestilitanb
pg enbnu Here. 5or bet frif.e gRennez
lie er ben beieits 2ipsaIper / aeaelen
80 til "a Iar, men bette Gal parierer
%betpbelis meb alima, @elfianb pa gos
'teo. S europa +. Gr. er l1biaten til
at opnaa en- bsi Ilber | Rorae ca Gl,as
lamb 'terit, | Spfflanb oe S9peis rinz
sere, men bog itsrre enb / gferria.
vi Iarstiberne er 0interen ii9r farlia
for sarnle Solf, Sommeren for Barn.
Spinoerne opnaar / Heeelen en- bsiere
alber enb Manb; efter itatiitiIfe ga,
beller er ! Prpisien af 1000 fumtioiq
fsbte Gutter efter so aars Sprlsb 4O3
ilibe, at 1000 bigger berimob 444.
arpsligbeoen er psiaa ct piati9t no
ment, naar bet eielber at forubiioe
Sspsalberen. !Spts besse 5oralbre az
bIepne sdmle, er bet ianbipnliqt, at
Barnet osiaa tommer til at opnaa en-
bei GIoer. SoreIorsnes @lper psb
8arnets 5sbiel .r psiaa at flor Be
tpbnins; funbeit er 9srnsne, naar ssus
osren peo 5sbielen er mellem 25 90 As
oa Wfoberen unber 80 9ar. Selp or,
6oralorene er friite, tiltassr fra bet
Ste Barn at S9rinssipmptomerne.
Uofeenbet, 9esemsp9sten ps @nIietss
fdrpen er osiua at 8etpbnine; enbnu
sr poa bette puntt msget utlart, men
man pso bog, at albinos os rsbbaareos
Wtenneiter lite leper faa l9noe ION
andre. @elitunb bpbsr itsrre Sanoz
ipnIisbeo' for Ell lunst 2ip eno Sattia.
bonn; for 9erlins 8ebtommenbe er Def
itatiltiff bepiit, at at be Riee pperIeper
Sdloparten bet so aar. at De 5attiac
Salppdrten fun bet 80, Yrugen al
GltobOI os Sobat ipiler og1oa en- flor
ROas. Sittert er BET osiaa, at Den
Snteresie. Tom BET entelte Snoipib bar
Tor Stpet. er al TOR Yetponins for 2i-
refs 2ensoe. Store plansr % Sips-
cpsaper forsger Iurenes 9aI. oerpdo
bar man mango Sepiier. meosns ON.
penot 3igegplbi9bso for be 2ipet fors'
tommenbe 6enpmener ip9ttsr Gins
troften.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
9ct lenner iis at prmtc.

s "Saugeiunberen" fortGaes fels
genbe Prutebiitorie:
Stl en- at 9anoelsmpnbsne / 9ites
pit tpm forleben Dag en- 8pne pg bao
om at faa tipbe en- Ilmundt. 0enne
blep oa itrar ienot paa Siiten til benz
be. aonen tpg ben / SieIpn og ipurte,
bpao ben toitebe, bpprpaa bun 1T bet
Spar, at ben toftebe 20 IRE. Men ba
aonen, - li9eIpm n9iten ale Iaas
oanne - bar pant til at tinge, be-
spnbte bun pgiaa MI meb bet gumls
Sorilae: ola, 9i iple ban naa rel for
10 Ere?" Man fan I%tjenne, bpao bun
oa fiji til Soar.
Gfterat bun meb mangeilags Sorz
tlaringer ON, bpor biaig alt bar MI for
Siben, enbelig foritoo, at Ilmanaten
life bapbe %"ieie". men abfolut toitebe
20 IRE. ipurte bum SanbeIsmdnosn,
ON ban life bapbe en- noget brugt Qls
manaf, ipm bun tunbe fad for 10 Gre.
So, ganite rigtig. 9anbelsmunoen
fanbt frem ben for 1897.
SEA toita ben, 10 q iad mptie
brogts9"
"Ia, ben Ttul BIZ fad for 10 Gre.
"8u fdar iGlie ban for 81"
"aa ia, bet fan ieg gobt".
aonen puttsbe lin Qlmanat / Bar
men" % rufleoe biem, bel fornsiet oper
faa "gobt ajsb".
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18
Vranf 6ongcbloo | gin:
ttarfen.

Oct er nuturlispis betjsnbt for be
1reoe SaIere, at Jinmarten aIIsrebe
fra sammel Sio al bar p3ret beIp9t
al Suri'tsr.
gn al be fsrite bar pgiaa ben ienere
frantic apnse 2ubpis Slip, Der paa
ben tore frantic Hepolutipnstib / 1895
reiite pper fra 2lItsn til Sprnea peo ben
SotniIte Suet ps bsrfrd til Stocts
holm. 9oa benne Reiie Tom 2uopio
Clip til at opbolos fig nogsn 9ib paa
Gnare preitegaoro, bpor ban unoer
Rdpnst Muusr tpm til at flute ct ins
TINT 9snftab meb Susbploerfen ber.
5rusten osraf bar et 9uttebarn, ION
od &pinben ienere blep Gift meb en-
Bre't Solitrsm, aooptereoes al BAN %
antcg hans Rdpn.
0a Gutten bar blepen ppren, tom
han ! nenisbeo meb fin Mpr % Steos
'oosr | InIeoning at 1T 9iftermaal %
rsiits oerfru meb Some % 8ern oper
til 5anuelpsn. Ser erbpsrpeoe ban fla
omiioer en- goplabs % fIere Sisr 90
operloo faalebss peb fin 0sb for ca.
30 Aar iioen lin nulepsnbe Sen iua al
itss en- Then 6ormus. 0enne Sen les
Der Tom idst snbnu / Sanen, bpor ban
for tort lib fiosn siftsbe fig for treble
Sang os bu meb en- Iappiit Spinpe,
ION osiaG for treble Gang inboif / ben
beIIige 2Geteitdnb.
0enns 2uooig 5iaips Ssnusisn
rar Do rs @ur ps 9ruben 76 aar oums
mel; men be bar bes9s poa oenne lin
SGosrsoas rifle og rate % Iaa pirte-
ltg - ungbommelig uo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-18

Dag tommer, at en- ucipiIiisrst, men
tampbpstig Station pua 400 WsiltOnsr
bar l9rt at benDtts ale be ojeoel'te Sps
%finbelfer, Der sr siort pdd arisstun'
items Smraaoe, er bet paatios, europa
beapnber at Ituoere SIotibens Siltorte.
aan man life IGrs aineierne noget be-
bre eno ariastunit, buroe man bel't
ia label benz bore / 5reo.-(Smaroets
bet fra Gn9elit oeo yr.)