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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22

country round from the flats to later
hill, headed by the Waytown brass
band and the orators and the citizens
in carriages, took their blatant and re-
splendent way to the East cemetery
the fragile, bent, old figure trudged
YEARLY in the opposite direction. Be
fore sunrise Hetty Pringle had broken
her cherished sprays of white and pur
pie lilacs and gathered the early violets
and primrOses at her kitche& door.
From her house plants, too, she had
picked some gorgeous fuchsias, gera-
NUNS and gloXinias. The willow bas-
ket she carried on her thin arm was
quite overlooking with color and per-
fume.
"Hello, Hetty! You're goin the wrong
way" many said who met her walking
slowly westward. She only smiled gen.
tly and shook her head. No; she knew
she was going the right way.
AS she climbed the long, steep hill
the strains of the band in the valley,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22
The Tents Of
The Silent
Ss1-.o S.-+@S

The village of Brokenstraw had two
cemeteries. One lay to the east of the
settlement, on the road to Birchville.
1t was surrounded by a neat, white
picket fence and boosted a large,
square gateway of quite imposing d.
mansions. 1t was laid out in severe
squares and stiff paths and rigid tri-
angles and, like many another country
graveyard, was devoid of shade.
Every lot was well trimmed and care
fully weeded. Many possessed rustic
chairs and benches. Thrift and care
were apparent on every hand. Broken
straw was proud of the East cemetery
and always pointed it out to strangers
with commendable vanity.
"Thar hain't nothin," said Deacon
Paget, the oracle of Brokenstraw-
thar hain't nothin tibet so sets off a
town as a well kept graveyard. Thar
hain't nothin tibet shows the enterprise
Nv the place so we'll Jest look at the
East cemetery an see what the towns
made Nv tibet. an then compare it with
tibet miserable, shiftless buryin ground
on the hill. Why, faint nothin more
nor less than parsture. It's a dis
grace to the hull community"
The burying ground on the hill was
west of the village. A wooded height
rose abruptly from the town, and on
it's summit was the neglected grave
yard. 1t was a lovely spot. Grand old
pines and naples swayed above the
few lonely graves. The mountain lau-
rel and sweet brier perfumed the
woods in summer, and the scarlet tea
berries peeped through the moss in au-
tumn. A winding path, thickly over
hung with outstretching boughs, led
up the hill and around it's brow, from
which an extensive view of the valley
below was obtainable. 1t was a spot
for the poet and dreamer, not for the
typical village materialist.
''The buryin ground on the hill' was
an eyesore to the hamlet Of Broken
straw. The inhabitants had long de-
sired to obtain possession of it that
they might hew down the mighty
trees, clean out the dense forest under
brush, put up a smart picket fence and
fix things up generally, according to
the standard of rural graveyard gar.
dening.
But the place belonged to a private
estate and there was an heir who
steadfastly refused to sell because, he
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22
COVER THEM OVER.

Cover them over with beautiful flowers;
Deck them with garlands, those brothers of ours,
Lying so silently by night and by day,
Sleeping the years of their manhood away.
Give them the need they have won in the past;
Give them the honors their future forecast;
Give them the chaplets they won in the strife;
Give them the laurels they lost with their life.
fover the hearts that have beaten so high
Beaten with hopes that were doomed but to die
Hearts that have burned in the heat of the fray
Hearts that have yearned for the home far away.
Once they were glowing with friendship and love;
Now their great souls have gone soaring above.
Bravely their blood to the nation they gave;
Then in her bosom they found them a grave.
Cover the thousands who sleep far away,
Sleep where their friends cannot find them today;
They, who in mountain and hillside and dell,
Rest where they wearied and lie where they fell.
Softly the grass blades creep round their repose;
Sweetly above them the wild low'ret blows;
Zephyrs of freedom fly gently oerhead,
Whispering prayers for the patriot dead.
When the long years have rolled slowly away,
Fen to the dawn of earth's funeral day;
When at the angels loud trumpet and tread
Rise up the faces and forms of the dead;
When the great world its last judgment awaits,
When the blue sky shall fling open its gates,
And our long columns march silently through,
Past the Great Captain for final review.
-Pittsburg Times
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22

mingled with roars Of applause as Bro
kenstraw greeted the orator of the day,
f1oated up to her. She stopped, listened
and smiled. 1t was all right. She was
glad Brokenstraw was enjoying itself.
All her little world was down there.
But Miss Hetty did not feel alone on
her sacred quest. She was sure that
Honor kept step with her and that
Glory marched at her side.
On and on she trudged. 1t was a
tramp even for a strong man. When
she reached the summit, she was well
nigh exhausted, but she sat down on
a stone and rested awhile and then
went on.
She scrambled through briers and
stumbled over stones 1t had been
many a long day since the little, frail
old lady had undertaken such an ardu-
Gus task. She was faint and weary
when at last she reached the tent of
the silent.
She looked steadfastly at the low
mound, quite covered with the dark
green. waxen leaves of the myrtle.
Then, sinking down upon her knees,
she tenderly laid her lilacs upon it.
Up from the valley came the ring
of martial music-"Rally Round the
Flag, Boysv
The little old lady's hand shook as
she scattered the purple lilacs with the
white. She saw William Bond, pri-
vate, marching away to that tune How
straight and proud and handsome he
had looked that day!
AS she caught up a handful of splon,
did scarlet geraniums and laid the n
over the dust of her girIish love tie
band in the valley was softly playing:
Brave boys are they
Gone at their country's call,
And yet, and yet we cannot for~et
That many brave boys must tall.
The speeches must be over, she
thought. They must now be decorat
ing the graves in the valley. And she
was decorating the grave on the
heights.
She felt no WEAKNESS. She seemed
to be singularly rested and happy.
What was that the band was playing
now? Up through the dim aisles of
the forest, among the solemn pines and
hemlocks that seemed to bend their
heads to listen, there was borne on the
soft, balmy spring breeze the dirgelike
refrain of an old, old song, one the
lonely watcher had long loved-"De-
parted Days"
She caught her breath and listened
eagerly. Departed days, sweet, depart.
ed days! But, strangely enough, she
felt no sorrow, no repining. Departed
days? All, no, not departed, but re-
turning.
Her head suddenly fell forward on
the grave. Her slender arms seemed
to embrace it. Her gray hair mingled
with the lilacs and myrtle. The loyal
old soul had swung aside the curtain to
the tents of the silent.-New York Her.
aid.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22

81 TRUDGED WEAKLY IN THE OPPOSITE
DIRECTION.
said, he did not propose to have one of
Gods first temples turned into a
gingerbread pagoda.
Not in the least understanding what
he meant, the citizens of Brokenstraw
were perforce obliged to content them-
selves with their show cemetery and
to revile the burying ground on the
hill as a worthless old brier patch.
The boys who had marched away
from BroRenstraw to defend their
country and had been brought back
wrapped In her flag were all laid in
East cemetery-that is. nearly ALL
Up in the hill burying ground, away
back under a clump of evergreens and
a dense carpet of myrtle, was an un-
marked grave. 1t was that Of William
Bond, private, One Hundred and
Twelfth regiment, New York volun-
teers, who fell at Spottsylvania.
Some one brought William Bond
home, and with slngularly bad judg-
ment, according to the lights of
Brokenstraw,> laid him to rest on the
hilltop instead of the valley. Private
William Bonds grave had been neg
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22

C.B. HIBBARD, Gen'l Passenger Agt:
IL. A. HODGE Trafhc Mgr.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22
RUTLAND RAILROAD.
Trains Leave burlington
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY UNLESS oTHERwIsI
NOTED.

$50 A. M-EXPREsS MAIL due Rutland
IL 05 a. m, Troy 2:l0 p. M, Albany 2:&
D. M, New York 1900 p. M, Bellows
Falls :25 p. M, Boston 8 :45 p. M, ProVi
dence 1928 p. M, Worcester 800 p. m
Springfield 5:47 p. m.
1908 NOON-GREEN MOUNTAIN FLYER
due Rutland 2:OOp. M, Troy $50 p. M.
Albany 4:55 p. M, New York $40 p. M.
Bellows Falls 3:45 p M, Boston Al p
M, Worcester $3.50 p. M, Springfield
6:ls p. M. Pullman parlor cars to Boston
and Albany.
I,15P. M, MIXED TRAIN for Ticonderoga
Rutland and intermediate stations, due
Ticonderoga 6 AS p. M, Rutland 8 :l5 pm
B.35 PM. Local passenger for Rutland and
intermediate stations, due Rutland $40
PM.
1906 p. M-For Boston and NewYork daily,
due Rutland ~ 10 a. m, Troy 2:4b a.m.,
New York 30 am, Boston 1900 a. M,
Worcester 6.35 a, M. Providence S;N
a. m. Pullman buffet sleeping cars to
New York and Boston.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22
BREED TO ASHLAND CHIMES.

WHY ? Because he is a grand individual;
he is ia St. large and handsome. We have driven
him quarters in 50 seconds, straight away in his
years old form. He took the blue ribbon at
the state Fair, TiltOn, n. H., in 1896 and 1897.
He was fOaled March s, 1894, stands l6 IA hands
high, a beautiful bay ana weighs 1900 pounds;
is GOOD, velheaded uOtter and never makes
a break. In breeding to him, you stand more
than an even chance 10 get phenomenal speed
If YOU fail in this, you will be sure to get
large, Stylish gentemen's Ioadsters, which will
bring more money than under sized 2:30 trot-
tiers. You will see that he is as well bred as any
Of them, far better than most Of them.
HIS SIRE, Merimack Chimes was by Chimes,
sire Of Fantasy, yr, :08 "a, yr, 2:06; The
Monk, A yr, 2:05 l-3; The Abbott, yr, 2 IL . ;
Merry Chimes 2:0s IA; Ed EastOn, 200 4; May
Bug, ? yr, 2:l7 IL; fanny Bug, 2 yr, III IL +;
Princess Royal, 2:20; Midnight Chimes, yr,
2:l6i 4. al 80 others with records from 2:l5 to
?:30I Dam of Merrimack Chime. Velvet by
MaI brnO King sire of Nightingale, 2 :0S Moon
yr, 400 3.4, and 81 others in 80 list; also dam
Of Illlo Alto Chimes, 3 years cid record, 2:l7
DIN OF ASHLAND CHIMES, Lady Davis,
dam Of r. NJ. Wilkes, which was Id for $500,
2 % l-2, by Kearsarge, by Honest Allen, by
Ethan Allen. Second dam, Cyp, renowned
road mare, by Black Hawk, 5.
lis colts are all large, sound and fast,
Terms $50 to warrant, 2 for S25, with
return privileges.
T.W. UTTON, Manager
MORRISVILLE, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22
The WOrthless1oess OF
-. Cheap Fertilizers
FACTS ABOUT FERTILIZERS.

experiment of calls attention almost
commercial fertilizer Bulk for bulk, and weight
goods What actually
demonstrated by the following which should be carefully
read and pondered by farmer in the country:
brands middle
sell all of the best and
themfor
the of his good
The himself dealer responsible
for them
cheap goods either inferior material be used else
calls dirt The latter tits be hoped
expedent The
paying manufacturers railroad general and local agents good money
baggng ehtng selling from 500 pounds of
day dirt ton of fertilizer does not appear is tar better for the
wishes fertilizer
goods and to make his low grade by mixing or less muck or soil
smaller quantity of really high grade fertilizer and
mix in the dirt to suit yoursel-Bristo News
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22

cBy their fruits We shall know them"
The way to Judge of the value of any
medicine is by its cures. Apply that
test to DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and it is at once lifted high above all
other put up medicines designed for
the cure of womanly diseases. Chronic
forms of disease which local physicians
have failed to cure, and which have
yielded to no other treatment, have been
perfectly and permanently cured by the
use of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
1t establishes monthly regularity. 1t
dries facilitating drains 1t heals in
flamfnation and liberation and cures
female weakness.
MIS- Shropshire, of Ballou, Shelby Co., Ohio,
writes: my mother had an ovarian tumor
which we thought would result in her DEATH
but we had read your advertisements and we
commenced using your Favorite Prescription
We got one dozen bottles to commence with,
and before she had taken three bottles she
began to improve she is living to-day and we
have given your medicine the credit. My
mother was sixty-six years old when the tumor
commenced to grow she is seventy-six now
and the tumor is all gone. She had gotten
awfully large, and her limbs began to swell
befoFe we began to use your Favorite Pre-.
scril uon.'
It. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
oustesS.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22

Pure Raw Bone Meal is sold by c. S. Page of Hyde Park
"A w. 81 80 per hundred ordered in lots $50 per
ton with eghts prepaid any Vermont station cash
panies the order.
said that the of tablespoonful omixed Bone and
Ashes each hill of almost anything the farmer gardener
plants will produce surprising results.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1901-05-22
$500 REWARD !!

For the conviction of the gentlrman who
after inspection, Will say have not the hand
soonest Stallion L ever had in my stable.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
6uIo i ulinnefota.
5urfaren Sfirrper bar nvuaifet
Onlb fra Sanb nrr Naufatp.

@anfoto, Minn., 26oc Mai. Barr
Yreslep, en- erfaren @rubemanb,
icm bar @rnbeinteresier / Montand,
bar begpnot at moerisge suIoboIoiet
Sano, iom er opbaget | iman gIue.
leier, iom fprer til sc SiieureIpen.
fem Wil ira oenne 8p. San bar boz
ifet | Eanoer Sanb, bpis sMrpe err
tort, og llobpttet bar pnret fra 50
til $40 ON Sagen. Ru arbeioer
ban | en- SrRiluie, Mogen til Dem,
iom brnaes til uopaifnins at Sub
/ @ulooiitrifterne.
arbeioet uoferes paa George Dir
nolos 6arm, bpis gier / Here Iar
bar prret opeerbepiit ON, at Der
fanotes Sub | lsnnenoe @praoe.
9pis 2eiet er al tilitr9ffelie Moa1g.
De, er bet Weningen at orgoniiere ct
aftlefomponi ct. 4ouI. 8oruoen
Cub bar Wr. YresIep flnoet foite.
li9e Stene.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Gleftriif Yoatrpf.

en- enseIif 6ptograf, Rr. Greene,
bar opiunoet en- Metbooe, 6porueo
man rnosaar anpenoelien al Bog
trpfferip9rte. ioet man I'll Srpf'ager
benptter Ell lGrlig Sloas eleftrogra'
itif Yapir, Der aoifiaer Jig ira almtn-
oeIigt Bapir peo at bore prGparerei
pan en- Maaoe, iom enonu er Spfin'
oerens Semmeligbeo. NEIL iogu beptr.
fer. al oct let omoanneS rnoer Baa.
pirfningen af Den eleftriife Strp1n.
Sette Yapir er life oprere emo Oct
ieoponlise os bebsper life at pere
limet, ba Der 10 life fan bli Sore for,
at SpPrten leber no. @reene for
binder MI Sromlen paa Hotations.
maifinen eler Sormen paa Srnfpres.
len meo Den politiue Sol paa Ell On
nonnumalfine eler Ell Iftnuuildtor-
batteri. bpis Negative Yol isres III
ben Gplinoer ellcr Blade, mob buil.
fen Srpfpapiret butler. llnoer 5rpt.
ninaen aoar oa oen eieftriite Strem
ialemem Sapiret, iom oerueo iar-
pes tort.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Dietie Rienoelie.
Ole Salporien bar pnnbet tn Sas
mob MoOn q Gerr Gmmber So.

DULUTH, Winn., 27be Mai. Sois
aienoelien / Ole S~aIporfons Sag
MOB Woon & aerre 2nmber 60. ops
retboloes al DC beiere Setter, pil 0ea
r~ilinere 9. 8. Woon, en- fremifnot
og nogenllmbe pelitaoenbe Waub /
Dnlutb, og Siaoc SEER, en- nofiaa bel.
bapenoe Sr9laitbanbler / gau@Iaire.
Sagens Ioriag bar 8ronoen /
Tirginia for ct gar iioen. De
b~ranoliote goreere paaitaar, at 2luu.
Der go. bar aniparlig for SIoenL for
oi bet life bapoe taget rimeIige sSor.
iigtigbebsreeler. gorgerne boIot ct
Wasiemeoe % itaffeoe $500 til Sin.
leg al en- Erepeiae. Ole SaIporion.
bpis Slagterbhtif bar br9nht, an.
lagoe Sagen paa goreernes Yeere.
San forlnngte SfabeSeritatnina i'll
ct gelsb at $5,24O. Surpen til
fienote bam bet belle 9eIsb.
Np &ettereang bill blipe anisat
ON, os bnis BEN aflaaes, oil Sagen
aaa til Ssieihret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31

EbiIabeIpbia bor ben prrsbptcrianIfe
Girfe ocstaaet Ell Snbftiring ON al
nnberfaite i'm g~efienheIie en- @eoi-
iron ca neoint en- 3oErite til at siere
llSfoit I'll sGnsrius Of oarer. 9et
er %fcrnerumeIig DC faIpiriftiHe Got-
triiter ON @reoeitinationen. Der bar
begnnst at inrarge mango al De mere
friimSeoe 9resbnteridnere, men oefi
melt nihteanenne Retninp nil, ON
uiiiIiat. neb oct iomme ogiao prspe
OF iaa affaffet SeIpebe. Bare mn life
Sen 0peape nIIigepeI bIioer noget
broaet!
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Rumtana. @fnipn9rcu

Glarf ieler its nj anbeIIbart femme.
lia ting for, al ban MI lao beboIoe
tit SGhe / De Sorenehc Stoters Sc.
nat; thi ban bar nplia p~oabe8pnst
Rnbringen at I'm for nogen Sib itben
for $4,000 fiebte 9nggetomt pon
Dupont Circle / @aibington. bpor
ban piI %eritattc bet annile "Stepart
GaitIe@ meh en- Tot % elegant gpg'
ming, iom ban piI bebo unber Ii
Spholo / SoneoItaoen. Gldrf bar
annoet Iettcre. iioen Marctts GnIp
oeoe. 0isie 10 ~ielf-maoe" NPnO
ftob aItio binauoen / 8eien, 90 mar
en- al Dem par liae oeh at nao OFT
sGreierrtJhebens WaoI, iom han
ifdee I'm Sorutue os 5orretnings'
o1gtiabeO troe6e iig berettiget til,
bar Der onoen oItio peo Saanoen OIL
forpurreoe oct. Nu er altiaa 8dlp
borte, og @ort bar Den 8ilfreositineIie
al ie I'm anlipiertro paa oen aImeg.
tiae Collar itabfGitet. San bar
nnoet iao Ionst, ION en- Mano fon
perte rogenfinoe at nan for fine
mango 8enses Sfpo. 6eIgeIig cr
ban mi tiIfrebs oe bpseer Zig ct @a-
Inbs | ben S~opeoitnb. mob hpiIfen
bans Ipitne gtiffe / iaa mango Mar
bdr pnret rettebe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Sano ielees.
Winneiota Sfolelanb iplst - Tar-
merne betaler fpntant.

ct. Bmil, Minn., 26be Nai. 81.
teripsrgieIen efter Minneiotu Sfole.
lanb er itsrre, emo ben bar pcpret poa
flere aur. 2anb, iom for 3 Ior
iioen life funoe i9Iges for Den Ioo-
beitemte Bris al So pr. @cre, bIeu ;
forrige uee iolgt of Statsuloitsr
Dunn, iom netop er penbt tiIbage fra
en- llges Cur.
DIR. Dunn flyer, at life Blot er
bsiere Eris betalt for 2anb iaar, mel,
9isberne, / SproeleSbeo Sarmere,
iom gierne oil forsee fine Sarme, CT
reoe til of betale fontant. San bolbt
Iuftion / ipp Counter. 9anb, iom
bapoe p9ret poa Warfebet / lpp Idr,
blep iolgt burtigt og i%nobrogte ire
og fire @ange iaa meget, iom funOe
bore erboIot for noaIe Aar iioen.
s Renpine Gonntp, ner giro
Sslonb, iolete Orr. Dunn ben fibIt.
Notwithstanding / bet @ountp.
Gen beitob al 40 acres, iom Sarrnere
i De icrfebne ID @ar bar afilaaet at
betale S. pr. acre for. Sadr blcu
oct ioIet for $40 pr. @cre fontart.
2anb, ser par betragtet iom n
trent o9roilsit til @gerbrug for noglc
Nar iiben, iolgte Wr. Dunn for 81
og SIS pr. Icre.
aiioiter Sunu tilifriper TO Iar-
lager @fteripsrgielen efter 2alto.
9oot 9ano forminoifes bpert aar
paa @runo al ben fore Snbpon-
bring, oe Sarmere bar Genge til al
fipbe forbeoret Waifineri til at be.
arbeioe 9anb, iom life funoe faa en-
aisber / tiolieere Sioer.
@noiter Dunn iolgte 1000 acreS
/ bpert al fsIsenoe Counter: Ser.
ton, @rom @ine, abortion oe ait.
fin, og 5000 acres tiliommen i ct.
9ouis oa Carleton Counter. H9ite
llge bill ban reiie til Wora, aanabec
9ountp, bpor ban penter at l9lge
5000 Icres for gooe Eriier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Oct err peotaeet.
Elatts ENHANCEMENT er neotaset al
Gnbas 8onnention.

Blatts advancement err neotaee,.
Gen cubauife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tion bifolbt i 2irsbags meb Is moo
IA Stemmer Observation-Disclosures
fra Den 8omite, bportil Saaen par
blepen benpiit. Oct ra6ifaIe Clement
/ apnpentionen 9iorbe lit bebite Tor al
foa amenoementet forfaitet, oe III
MGffe oolo'omme Saler blep bolbt.
bnori De 8onieroatipe it9rft bebrei.
beoes for i'm Gptr9ben. gn Senior
Samapo bar iipr meget beirsitcr.
San iaeoe, al oen. iom itemte for
Ylott amenoemertet. bar en- 9anos.
forr9oer. 9enne Yaaitano bIep ban
Dog %eiterpaa tpunset til at beoe on,
llno'fnIoning Tor. Ber'onliebeoer
bar forreiten Oct aIminoelige / aon.
petitioner unber Den enoelise 0ebat,
% oct iaa Here @anee no iii, at
Gampbonerne oiloe rpee | Saaret paa
binanoer.
Teiultotet fonl life ,ipentet blanbt
oct clbanife Solf. bpis man fan FRO
bpao SeIeeroieu meloer. De bapSe
aIlerebe Ipnae giort iig iortrolis
meh, at amerosnentet | p9rite iii.
i9loe oar minN9aaeIiet. Sette par
ii9r Stemntneeu / Sapana.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Mt selefonsn funbe bruses til no

VT Selefonen funbe BRIGGS til no
get at bpert, bar hi 10 l9nge pioit.
Sor en- Tio iioen IRite hi iaaleoeS Ell
8eretning ON, at ct Bar bapoe giftet
iig pr. Selefon, oct pil iige.
@ruoeparret bar peD ben enc Gnoe
al Selefonen o. Vr9iten. iom pieoe
Dem, peo Den anben, og De lpttebe
aropgtigt til 9rloetalen, iom oeit
Orb for Orb fcm glioenoe ino /
9rnoefammeret oper Sraaoen. Sor
isrite Sang lPier pi III I glaoe ira
Giten, at oeioa Sfilsmisie laber iiJ
opnoa pr. 9eIeion. On Some | ga.
milton golrtp, Henniplpanta, bar
blepet fieo al i'm @gtef9lle 90 ben.
penbte iis til en- Sagisrer FOR at bIioc
bom foit. Den Dag, Sasen ifiIoe
op til gebanoIine, .trai bet fig imib.
lertib iaa ubeloiet, at Sagfsrerca
bar optaset meb en- anoen Sag, ioa
ban life fiuube bore perionlis i'll.
itebe / Metten. San pibite imiolertio
Hoab. 9ommeren blep anmobet
ON at fomme til Selefonen. % be-
blep Oct ba beitemt at mar ifuloe np.
taac &ionesbpro % beisrge alt mbet,
Der bar ~nsbpenbigt for Inleoningen,
glennem Selefoner. Som Iuet, laa
giort. 8ionerne blep eofpiteoe o.
afaou lin Sorflarin9 / "Ealeopparu.
tet", og Sagisrereu aflepereoe ga.
len for lin Silent pao iamme Maobe.
@fterat Sraaoene Ell Zines Sio
bapoe bppet UNDER ben meeen 8eIto.
Ienbeo, fit aonen i'm Sfilsmisie o.
gif lpftelig bort.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31

!neget rigboIoise, men paa ben nnber
Sioe ipnes Der pRre idn megci
lterre 8runo tit at befrpetc, at mesct
ar ben u~opiinone V~etroIeum err al
tcmmeIig tpiIiom apnlitct. Uoem9no
bar otter o. after uotoIt, at man for.
laapiot life bsr sisre iig itore 1or-
boabninger til oisie r,pe OIiefiIoer.
ganifeIigbeoen Iigaer life / hporle-
oes mm ifaI fiinne faa Ollie nof, men
oerimoo l. bporIeoes man ffaI bIipe
Den fpit. S~orbolbspis Tibet at Den.
ne RetroIeum er enbnu blepen braat
| Marfeoet, oe bens fommercielle
0prbi er enonn life beitemtt. Mtdn
bnaber, bet bill bite fig, at ben egner
Jig for 2ofomotiper % | lignenoe
Giemeo, men bette CT til Dato life
bIepen tiIfrebsitirlenbe g~obtgiort. Mlt
bette bitrbe mon bel bet1nfe, fsr man
gaar ben oe anbrineer i'm aapital =
ben oGre mn flor eler Iiben - !
oisie Sliefilber. Men ieIu ON Slien
bier fig at bore NOT ina p9roifnlb,
pil / Sunorebepis al bent, iom bar
faitet fine iurt erboerpebe Benae /
Def ipoenbe arater, aIorie ie Dem
mere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Brand / DULUTH.

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