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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1902-12-20
MIDNIGHT AT CHRISTMAS.

Hark! Harkl From temple and from
tower,
Soundeth Times grandest midnight hour
Blessed by the Savior's birth.
And night putted off the sable stole,
Symbol of sorrow and sign of dole,
For one with many starry gem,
Who comes to men, the King of Them,
Yet comes without robe or diadem,
And all turn toward the holy East
To hear the song of the Christmas feast
-Four thousand years earth waited,
-Four thousand years men prayed,
-Four thousand years the nations sighed
That their King so long delayed.
The Prophet told His coming,
The sanity for Him sighed;
And the star of the Babe of Bethlehem
Shone DER them when they died.
Their faces toward the future
They longed to hail the light
That in the after centuries
Would rise on Christmas night.
But still the Savior tarried
Within His Fathers home;
And the nations wept and wondered why
The promised had not come.
At last earth's hope was granted,
And God was a child of earth;
And a Thousand angels chanted
The lowly midnight birth.
All! Bethlehem was grander
That hour than paradise;
And the light of earth that night eclipsed
The splendors of the skies.
Then let us sing the anthem
The angels once did sing,
Until the music of love and praise
Ger whole wide world will ring.
Gloria in excelsisl
Sound the thrilling songl
In excelsis Deol
Roll the hymn along.
Gloria in excelsisl
Let the heavens ring;
In excelsis Deol
Welcome, newborn King.
Gloria in excelsisl
Over the sea aud land;
In excelsis Deol
Chant the anthem grand.
Gloria in excelsisl
Let us all rejoicel
In excelsis Deol
Lift each heart and voice.
Gloria in excelsisl
Swell the hymn on high;
In excelsis Deol
Sound it to the sky.
Gloria in excelsisl
Sing it, sinful earthl
In excelsis Deo
For the Savior's birth.
Thus joyfully and VIGOROUSLY,
Glad and ever SO gloriously;>
High as the heavens--wide as the earth,
Sweileth the hymn of the Savior's birth
Father Ryan.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1902-12-20

as model head of the department. Quiet
and unsssuming, yet thoroughly firm and
business-like, Major Ridge is indeed a
credit to the department. Just at present
there is controversy between the city
government and the management of the
Louisville Railway Company relative to
the heating of street cars. Major Ridge
has carried out the orders of the Board of
Safety in this matter in a thoroughly
satisfactory manner, and yet without
giving undue offense to the street railway
officials. More power 70 You, Major.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1902-12-20
MARTIN HIBBIrT HOME.

Martin Hibbitt, justly popular Irish
American, has returned home after a
three months visit to Ireland. Mr.. Hib-
bitt looks we'll and declares he greatly
enjoyed his trip and win give the Ken
lucky Irish American more extended
account of it at an early date.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1902-12-20
MERRY MIIKMAIDS.

The Choral Society will present "The
Merry Milkmaids," a tuneful operetta,
under the auspices of the St. Louis Char
ity Club on Friday evening, January 2,
at O'Clock. The operretta will be pro-
duced in Bertrand Hall, Sixth street, be-
tween St. Catherine and Oak streets.
Tickets are now on sale.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1902-12-20
ACTING CHIEF.
Major Pat RidgeIs Making an
Excellent Executive
Officer.

Major Patrick Ridge, who has been
acting Chief of Police since the illness of
Col. Sebastian Gunther, is filling in every
particular the predictions of his friends
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1902-12-20

This is the season when we should do
something for Gods poor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
HIGHER PRICES FOR GRAIN
After A QUIET DAY
WHEAT CLOSED STEADY
Corr Easier and Lower, Oats SHon1'
Provsious Firm There Was HocH
Foreign Demand

cht,.-o psesriber 70 Higher prices pre-
go 90 trldc today and
vailed on t4t radtl o. 'i'N.
aftcr q cute ession wheat closed STEADY
MAY NM, MAY corn closed lower With
t,.4,r r,,,,s,.v provisions we're
oats is'a "a uis'-i
from a. to 70 higher Of the close
,.,.
Wheat ruled strong Oh generally oulllsn
st,tlstles brt tine volume o. trading was
49,. r.,.ti.. ooblos csore bieher me
light. Engnh eaples we're
weather M Argentina was reporter threat
epips aud with blizzard raging in the
,,-..l.. -,,4 dorrsnd avisted through
N'r'u"sS. -s s..ot,,r
out the day Ihere was EoOu LOleisu
demnpd which was one " the principal
factors ir the batter prices shorts were
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
TRADING IN THE HANDS
OF PROFESSIONAL OPERATORS
Bankers Have Beer Able 10 Negotiate
Credits IN Europe and 70 Obtain e.
tensions OF mstuuno Loans.

New York, December 90 There was not
much signihcance in today desuItory traI-
ing IN stocks Witch pps almost who'll, N
tho hands n professional operators. C.in.
mission honses reported falling on 10 Tho
recently renewed business The market ~
disposed TO take on an attitude ~ waiting
after the weeks covering movement real
icing that the money market still has heavy
demands to meet, Notwithstanding the feel.
ing Of greater confidence in It's ability 10 do
SO as result Of the existence Of the banks
protective pool. The bank statement en-
pbasizcs the desirabllity Of conservation in
the use Of credits. The loan contraction Of
S3,5lc. 20 was received With satisfaction
but the resulting decrease IN reserve re-
quirements was stil insufficient 10 onset
the anrinkage IN cash, which was 81 49,.
100. This stln leaves tue surplus at over
Ss,o00,UOo, compared with S5,7s5, s27 a year
ago
Next week 100000 subscriptions to the
Western Maryland syndicate must b. met.
followed 10y other syndicate requirements
aud tho preparations FOR tho yearly dis
bursement The stock market ra lied sharp.
~ after the selling incident to the bank
statement aud closed firm. sudden squirt
~ sugar to l2O helped the fual rally. TDat
stock had been strong t1rourhtut ,n-
parcnt!y on the ground Of the prospect If
the adoption Of the Cuban reciprocity
treaty. There was also an animated spec
uNton In Texas Pacific, which rose to
ll's aud fell TO 3oIs under heavy offerings
There was some Investment TO demand Tor
bonds, which were firmly held.
me stock mAtkCt opened weak With a
threatening break In prices, which pr misses
renewal OF The denoraliztd conditions Of
last week during the period OF forced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
PRICES REMAINED
ALMOST STATIONARY
Reports on The Weather Caused Slight
Advance, but Liquidation Brought
Reaction.
At THE CLOSE

At THE CLOSE
liverpool, 2 TO 4 points higher.
New Orleans, unchanged 70 points
higher.
New York lewer TO 4 higher
liEoTs;
liverpool, points higher,
New York, unchanged.
New Orleans, unchanged.
Others, unchanged.
ESTIMATES FOR TO-DAY
Houston, 1000 to 5000 bales, against
1912 last year.
New Orleans, $4,000 to 1900 bales
sssinst t4,os5 last year.
The cotton market failed to respond 70
Me british Influences yesterday and in
,tesd Of making an expected sharp advance
prices remained about stationary.
As is generally understood, however, by
MI who have watched the present course
Of events In the cotton market, almost
nnvthing can be expected, 40 no one was
very grenily surprised because a continued
udvance failed to matcHali1o The atroug
uudercuireut that Is actuating cotton prices
wns not appreciated yesterday for traders
appeared to lct the market alone ana
seened to be waiting Tor the resumption
u business on Monday before taking hold
agRin actively.
The Indifference ~ The Liverpool market
was reflected yesterday In the small al
veuces made Ia both spots ana futures. A
feature Of the liverpool market Is
the fact ttat tho quotations on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
CoFFEE.

New York. December ~. -Conee spot
ho quiet No, { invoice 81; mild steady;
Cordoya ll4dl2. Futures closed quiet. net
uuchanged 20 pouts lower Sales, i25OD
eags' January +5oi February 400. March
5.l575.oO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
SUGAR.

New Orleans, December 10 sugar mil.
oSpfii Aettle 2gin3i,; open kettle centrifugal
y, ioaSA; centrifugal, grauulated $500
IS Whites aJslqf i-i6; yelows 8i46t sec
Sseouis 1889; centrifugal 1a2i syrup 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
London Wool Auction,

London, December 20.-The arrtyth !
wool for the first series Of the 1905 ls,Sr
sales amount to 1890 bales, incluGitf y
GOO forwarded direct TO splnners M Z
ports Of wool during the week follow: M
South Wales, 80 bales; Queensland B
Victoria, 1855; south Australia, 4l2, M
Zealand 435S; Cape of Good Hope n
Natal, 5000; Singapore, 1872 elsewhere q.
New York. December 90 --Susaf-Ri
steady; fair refining s 7.1j centr]fugL, 4
test. 2 1916. Molasses sugar 3Sl6 h
tiued steady.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

il Leather quiet.-Acid 240so Co.,,
seed oil firm Prime crude nominal ~, ~.
3Jd4O. Rice hrm-Japan 42sGi8 Ns,S,
i1rm-- New Orleans, open kettle so,5 h
choice 320l0. eNa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
Closing Prices of New York Bonds.

Northern Pacific So .......... n
Norfolk and Western consol Is. 800 100
Reading general 4s .......... ee&
~. Louis and Iron Mountain consol IS 112Js
- Louis and San Francisco 4s........ %
- Louis Southwestern lists. %
81 Louis Southwestern 2ds......... "
San Antonio and Aransas Pass As SOS.
Southern Pacific IS .... ~.
Southern Railway js..........11 1881
Toxins and Pacific lists 116it
Toledo, ST, L. and Western Dc "a
mon Paeihc IS ...,.......,..,,,...1O 4ls
Wabash lists II9it
Wabash IDS Observation-Disclosures. ~.
Wabash debeHture - 7as,
West Shore As ........... .1i5fT
Wheeling and Lake Erie As. ........,. 81
Wisconsin Central 4s .......... on
Consolidated Tobacco IS ...l 64St
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

London, December 20 Consols for money
rs. for the account % Bar silver naasd
Money 3Id4 per cent; short bills ( urr
cent three months bills = 10 16d4 per cont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
STOCK MARKET OPENED WEAK

ibis bankers ppol there vas some dsposi
iion =" attach siuister significance 70 j
FL, y symptom 81 y moro serious state ~ ~
fairs IN New Norh tinn had boon ,eueraiir
expected The measure ,ope. not dner In
hinu cri h"gfee from those adopted ~ pre-
Nnus times OF CRISIS, except that heretofore
thcN measures We're in The hanls Of thu
ctaring house authorities. While in tho
present INSTANCE tho uauascmeui rs con
'n,3 NNW ,ort from al quarters ua To- he
'Nl for such important prov Visions 1hege
steih 20 hnNN met with satisfgctory rcEuorsc
and tho feeling Of confidence gre, that tho
Yea end settlement would bc met without
Besides the strong aeutimontai enoet of
inc protective pool the actual Developments
or We week end tended 90 strengthen the
condition Of thG lapts Eeceiutr Of our
renew N'te larger fron tho interior and tho
gralu ~ the subtreasury WIS much rcinxrd
ihtt on me government requirements seem
70 nufe heen drawn from other ceuters ard
arge penSion payments at New Yorr have
renewed tho banks One ~ tho most regs
peen The continued softness of the foreign
exchange market. Notwithstanding tie
easier tone Of the local money market
rms nus been partly due to larger supply
pt gram bills and II IS hoped that the sharp
brehk ln me corn market win result in
ttni,redssn Iaklngs for export and an addi
kct iii"i
u Is manifest that View York bankers
llt IN foreign markets as well as to obtain
eNtenslons q maturing loans which has
Pttu ultnrult TO do for some time past
i.pnnNn has been a moderate buyer in The
Sew York market, and the proceeds Of tho
IN III abroad 81 the ten million issue ~
enhsy nula Car Trust certificates have
hbeee.n part, available in the exchange mar
hel Willingness on the part of the for
elgners 10 make new Investments in our
spsutiitles' which they have conspicuousiy
refralned from doing at the high level III
prices recently prevailing. would be a de.
Nelopment or prime Importance in provid.
lnE means to settle the somewhat over
strained foreign credits An almost snpeT
1,ltiNuS Trend attached 10 the approach Of
neceinpcr u, the seventh anniversary of
t me, s9-@aled Venezuelan panic due to Prosi-
utHt leNeiAnds message on tho boundary
question. Tho passing If the anniyers9ry
W% w.. ,.s trouble undoubtedly prompted buy
tns or STOCKS on the part Of those whose
Iehrs had been aroused. Very large short
lincs were covered this week and there was
T. hupstautlal aid 70 the recovery. especIolly
IN some speculative fayoritcs where orgnn
~ Pvols nave directed campaign against
s,i lne oond market moved in sympathy with
Stocks United States Is declined ! 4 nor
cent ne compare1 with tho closing ON Of
lust week. ''"H va" u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
RICHARD COOKE & co
BROKERS,

Execute orders for cotton. grain Fn
visions and stock on the ddefslt 4
changes. Members New Orleans caia
Exchange. Houston Cotton EIchisls
Houston OIL and Stock Exchange. Hda
en,e; Commercial National Bank o. Hss
ton.
Correspondence solicited from rsrlln y
string to soIl Spot Cotton =. Q, D. h@
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
tloaston naiIroad ReceInts.

Following sre the receipts Of cotton hy
the various railroads entering tho CITY
Balcs
Houston aud IeIss General -. p 76t
lntern 1tional and Great Northern 6S2
4slyeatCn, Harrisburg and s. Antonio 4sn
Texas and New Orleans -
Eonstou East and West Texas o6S
gulf, Colorado and Santa 70 - 20
ean Antonio and Aransas Paeg ~;
Missouri Kansas aud Texas ......t Ga
Wagons .,,,..........,....... "a
Total a ,nc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
Houston Spot Market.
OaIIy Ints.Ior NioVement.
Comparative Spot Markets

The following are the closing quotn lions
Tor cotton on the spot today at the leadins
markets, together with the closing Of mid.
ding Yesterday. with sales to-day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
liouston OaIIy 6latcment
Houston Comparative Statement.

sgcEs receipIs thus FAR thts week sl0G
GROSS receipts ITO days tIils Year. I. 223 SSl
ifSss rcceipts 10 dayH BE- 1901 n .349 12S
Gross receipts 10 days iu iHHn 4 i5S SSI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Tao range Of prices at New York and
New orleans for active months Was as FOL.
loNl:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

There was heavy deGcit in the current
movement. Receipts at all ports were
SG6T3 bales, compared with 1851 FOR the
same day Of last week and 1881 for the
corresponding day Of last season. Ihus
far in the season receipts have been 43i,-
200 bales, compared with 4,217Si0 for the
corresponding time Of last season Exports
for the day were 4ol0I bales, compared
with 29,6G0 FOR tho Same day last week
ana 52,s2l for tbc corresponding time OF
last season stock at United States PORTS
was i,UjO.52s bales, compared with ua..
90 bulcs for tho same day of last wcck,
ana HIB,Sli for the corresponding day ut
last year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21

rotal sales for ths 10y 2soooo shares.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-21
COTTON MARKET WAS QUIET

after being $1,000 bales monthly, any ez.
cess in the amount marketed over these ng-
ures shsll have to he brought out on los
Is very huilish. and az long as the light
movement exists tho probability Ia values
will be maintained
liverpool opened steady yesterday Morn
ing, with auotatione ? 20 points higher
than the close Of The previous day During
the session the feeling was quiet, Dttle
activity being shown and the market was
not responsive 10 the conditions IN Ameri.
can markets, At the close the tone was
dull but steady. and the gains tor the dsy
we're 2l5 to points over the hsures Tor the
close OF the day before
New York opened steady With prices m.
changed 70 g points higher than the close
II the previous day. The tone was fairly
steady during the earlier part Of the ses
sion on reports Of unsettled weather IN the
Southwest and continued light estimates
January made o slight advance, touching
SIS, while March reached S8T aud May
s8s. reaction followed on liquidation by
longs. and the feeling became easier until
the close when quotations showed mn.
changed 10 s points higher than the close
If the previous day
New orleans opened steady with quota
tions unchanged TO 4 point below the close
Of the DAY before a bullish feeling be-
came evident early in the session and prices
advanced mil Jnnyary reached ) ~, itarcn
SIG and May S,45. An easy feeling fol
lowed this upward squirt aud nearly all the
gain was lost by closing time. Quotations
at the close were steady and unchanged
To points higher than the close of the
previous day
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

oplsler en- Epr @clatin | en- hoIp Sop
tslot gono. Man fIsper 8 apeliiner,
faafr syrfniiben ioriigtigT no ca IGager
Sfaiiene | fpISt ganb appeIIin.a,as.
zen reries for aft bet bpioe Sfinb o.
biatiocs oerpah meb Snfici AT 2 CT.
froiier % 2 aopper Suffcr. Dan ID.
rer | Oef, til Sufferet er lnIeItet bal.
Der iaa en- aor fogenoe ganO op | Ge.
latlnen, blanoer BET laa gobt lamraen
itieO oct Eprige % liler BET. Naar
bette ~begDnocr at itipne fplOer mon oct
op tAppdiinifalene, eiterot man fsrit
bar lfaaret 5agger riinbt annten al
otsle og letter oct laa bort for at bli.
be ltipt. Nan ierperer iaa @eleen |
Sfaaene nnar ber er blepet itip.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
saffeen toe Den.
@rrspcbc SOfturen hans SnclisbcS.

Sea bIcp usbt iii at oriffc rtgct
Sopo.aoiic / 8aar MoraeS % leo iaa
al %irIulnQcrue berat at jog bor emit
til at ifriue til Gem Itrar.
Seq er CT Iur eannmel "a bar |
mango Mar nRret Ell aaneoriffer. hi.
lie Nerrcr blcp tiliioit / cit elenoig
Tcriotl,inQ. % | omtrent TO Iar leo
ieg al aniulo al SpimmeIbcb, % bar
ioo ueroe&, at oct iaa no, lcm ieg ttep.
pc fllnoc Icpc. Seq leo mGpneIige 81.
ocIicr. Dit Sierte fltnbe Itanoie %
mine 9iurcr imertebc ~uopbsrIigt.
Tor omtrcut 6 NtaaneSer iiorn Hat.
tc0c ica mco aaifen Tor goNt % be.
gunOlc at BRUCE Eoirnm. Sea free.
nebc al ioo uioe, ON Ben bar orbent-
liz tiaopet ueo at pPrc ttlitrGffalig
fo9t % ice foretrTffcr cit Sop 90
intm Tor Napd. Mod'a eler nogen an'
Sen Safic.
@iue NriaIb al Spimmeibeo bar
forioot MIG. nit Soueb lmerter life
mere, Nprcrne er fpmmct Jig meget,
o. iea ielcr ioetbeIe en- ltor Soran.
bring ! belle nit 2egene, Set er iaa
bebogcIia at fienoe Jig raft isieu.
Seq flcnocr en- 2egei San antonio,
ser bar bIct iaa nerusS ira Srusen al
aaiie. at bans Saano fab Zig, at ban
life Iun0e isrc en- Cancel eiIer tage no
en- SIia % fanOe ncppe holse noget /
i'm Saor0. Gnbelig ilutteoe ban meo
Mniic ~ brgmnote al briiNe ToInm.
Ru er 1oftorens Terpsiiici iorIpnr.
oct. % ban or peo cob Selbreo@.
Nopnet nssipes pee 9olnrm 40.
Battle Greet, DiG.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
sri Sur MOO 6iat.

git ben 8rppe paa @isttuslerne, ipm
Rheumatic Bullet Co, 135 Cafe
Ct, Chicago. ienoer enbuer paa 5or'
lan9eube, pirfslig ~fIrerer benre plngs
lpmme Gp9opm, bepibner blanot mango
andre NtrS. srna SIlOn, ipm Itrioer
ira &uibiprb, Mjnu,: grin @i9t gap
2inorins efter at babe taset nu9le iaa
&usler, os inoen ie9 bar iGroig meo
ben mpbtu9ue 8rpue, a min @ist
bprte." Gelp be p9rite sller ~lan9oaris'
ite @t9ttilfGloe ~9aranteres at tureres
iutbItGrois al en- iii ier 6taifer. Striu
itrar efter en- Srpue oe blio ouerbepilt.
9eiie &ompani sr bet eneits, iOm iprs
plister fig til at tilbaGebetale 8en9ene,
buiS 8beumatism life furereS iulos
itenois ueo at BRUCE ier 5laIter (Iris
5 Gullars) iislse 8russant isninsen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Spen foYn iom Svbuo.

en Sfibsisrer ira Oct ipbliee 9tor.
&c, SSbapsiurer bnpbe ban for Del
meIte pRret, par fommen paa bar
gaffe. lloen egen Sfplo iorreiten,
.Iaapibt jes beO.
etterat bare ioriegt Jig | Sfnaa.
bDerre lpopao, men li0en SeIb, broe
ban til Ssnsberg. San pilbe prspe
gamle Spen Sopu.
Ban Ssnsbergs aai blep ban pal
en- gamntel bpiobadret Iono, iom ban
lpntes, Oct mnote gaa an at isge Sci.
lebuing hos.
"llnoifpIo, bsrcr De biemme Der
9pen2"
ga bel ieg gier Oet".
San De iige mig, bpor Spen 5opn
bor?"
"SSa".
"Sar Ge ~4nleoning al bite mig
bio? Seq ifoI betaIe Sc niior lima.
gen..
"SSntet til 6inoer. Seq ifal iao
alligepel Iamme Bel.
"0ten iee ifl1loe bapt iai i nogen,
Der fuube bore TaOI9ffen min.
"sebspes life. 0en ifaI reg bore.
"gr Ie 9pbuO fanife?"
"SSffe faIt engageret".
"@paoilaa5 &epeuei bar Ge?"
Seq bar for oct meite leuet al
Sisen".
SLENDER 0e Suen 6opn?"
ga, ganife gobt".
"Suab SIogs 6pr er Oct al founne
~tilrettc nleo2"
"&onmer all pna, bporieoeS peo'
fommen0e Spr tiltaler 1am".
Otter en- Stunos Marlh itanbier
@nmlingen me0 Gaoi9ften % pager
paa nprnteite <s:
Ger Dor han. SPrsgo gaa ben
til 9Sren Der.
San lepereoc SaoiGften % elf.
Stop! @etoIineen!"
"9tet Cat! Seq ifuibc 10 iomnte
Seiru".
Sporefter ban ioripanbt rrntc:
Sisrnet.
Sfipperen ringer pna. en Ylgc
luffer cp.
"gr SOeu 5opn bienme?"
ga. ppr5go. San fom nit.
Otter nogle Minuttera Senten
eoar Ell SOr op. Sno trrber Spen
Som.
Sfipper ifuoleS fienoer Srong iii
at ipinlie.
Soran ham ltaar "SpbuOet" 8um.
mcO &aoiGffen; "6pren", iOm
bon popOe bubt 90 Gre; Mfanse.
m%iaionpren; Norge$ rigcite 9tano,
Snen Topn. Ser par alt Saob ube!
Set bar oct DOG life. San tit Ill
ircoSitiacnNc geifieftiseIie. Ger par
Sing uco ham, iom tiItoIte aomle
"Ntcn buff paa", iaQbe ban, ioet De
"icQ liter oaerbeoit, at SOlf
8rcier i'm cQcn @obipf" -"Isr 81.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

% Herei ira Den Itore &omfpr gaar
iaiennem Oct. Sua pIeieoe Darl at to-
&c en- Stol og title oen op til TGrct
meo Hpggen irem, latte Jig poa Den
IaolebeS, at oct ifran, oarme Sernrsr
affltrot Iaa inO paa bans egen Gpg,
lagoe grmene operforS paa Stolrpg'
gen % neo StIpGreIien, me6enS ban
uuflaoelig prateoe o8 fortaIte SiItorier
ira lit bepegeoe Stb.
."9Iiper oct life for oarmt for Dig,
ipurgte ieg.
"Rei aIoria", ia9oe ban. "gr oct
life rart, on. Seq tror life, Der fin.
oe$ Menneife, iom er elooere / 8ar.
men enc ieg, % enba ifal ieg bore for.
osmt til at lisac oeroppe / ben f1le
Sien fSe 2ipet!" 90 iaa finite ban
iig tpttere op til jim fiGre Somfprrsr
for life at mite nogct al Oel8 Garnte.
Get fan life nesteS, at en- iao umiO.
0eIbor SemPrfning al Ell ioooan
0tano CT merfeIiq, og Ser fan liggc
noget / oen til Soritnaelie al bans
@ierning. &porfor bebsper ban 1T
pore ~"iorbSmt" til itoOig at Iigae op.
pc / S$srfener?' Get bpnger iarn'
men mco set epentprIige / bans aa.
rofter, iom her bar funoct lit rctte
Self.
Gaa jim oierpe Raobe ~rortaltc BAN
ira lin lln9oom ON line WeOer ma6
9amieu eDer Sagn ira Sienlbp8bcn
paa ScigeIano meb ct piiot mvittif
SrGg, iom iao mango al Nor0lorcS.
Da?" lpur8te leg.
Som ben natl,rIi9ite Stng al Scr.
Den iortaIte ban, at ban bapbe tilbuot
Jig at saa meO en- llnoerpauoSbaa0 ira
@steborg til guglanb.
Si fom notilrligpiS til ni taIe meget
ON ben paatGnfte SrantfGrD, og Itisnt
ban lta0tg paaitp6, at oct bar Spoa.
geIien % llnOerieacIien al nfienot.
mt San0, @renIanoS noroIigite Sil'
fpit, iom par bans Ianl. "ot fart.
IGgge % bringe mt 2au0 mo unoer
St6enilabcn err Set moriomite leg fan
tGnfe mig, ia90e ban, laa Loo ban
bos. finite igiennem, at ogiaa Der erog
Souferre oa 5antaiien bam moo bet
a~lerhsielte Roro.
"Srnfer on dig life mob Eolcr
ba?" i5urgte leg.
"ss[a 10. better ies ouer'n Iaa tan
on ifisnne, ieg tar'n meo", lnareoc
ban % lmiIte lunt.
ga, buorban ifIIoc Oct gaa Tor
iigP"
"aa, ser er Dem lom mener. M
Der ItrGffer iis ct Bette al Ger ira
@rsrIauo oper Eoleu o. bar les ierit
Oet poa Oct rene, iaa fnnoe oct bel
soa on al mao Sen".
aanife ban nu sr poa geieR.