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New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
A JUNGLE LIMERICK.

A sore-hipped hippopatamus quite clustered
Objected a poultice made OF mustard
Cant you doctor up my hip
With something else than fip?
So they put upon his hippopotamustard rd.
That wicked old heather god Rimmon
Was a young green persfmmon;
For his priest upon Molochs
Shrine slaughtered whole OK
and only gave him half slim one
princeton Tiger
A few days ago a Western paper spoke OF the
nomination for Congress OF the three Lands
brothers. in Illinois and one in Indiana and
claimed IL they elected IL will be the first
time three brothers have served In Congress to-
gether. says The Augusta tMe) Journal" In re-
ply, instanced the case of Names famous
Washburn brothers four of them representing as
many States in Congress. and three of them being
members at the time, and all three later
being governors of their respective States.
And now reminded that there is still an
other case in which Maine has repeated this re-
markable achievement The three Washburns were
all members of the XXXVIth Congress. In the
XEXNIIth Congress were the three Fessenden
brothers, and in this latter only were
they Maine men. but all three represented Maine
in Congress. William Pitt Fessenden, OF Port
land one of the greatest Maine ever pro-
duced, in the Senate, and his brothers. Samuel
c. Fessenden, of Rockland. and Thomas A. D.
Fessenden of Auburn, members of the ma
tional House.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

T Suffern Taller has sailed for England LOT the
purpose of joining Mr.. and Mrs L. " IdAei' WIZ
have been touring in Scotland
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Cornelius Vanderbilt has arrived In town. ano
will go this afternoon with the officers and men o.
his company of the 18th Regiment to Long Branch
where thew will remain until Monday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Mrs George Sheldon and her daughters nave leI
Rar Harbor and gone to oyster Bay.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

William E IseIln IS cruising along the coast OF
Newfoundland On board his yacht the Emerald.
YESTERDAY he was reported at St. Johns
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

LorilIard Spencer, jr.. has gone to Newport
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll is reported to be seri
ously i'll at the country place of her sister: Mrs
Howard Townsend. at Southampton, Long Island
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

That the yachting season is nearing its end
shown by the fact that August Bemonts Io-rooter
Mineola has gone of commission. and is being
laid up at City Island while the steam yacht winch
has been chartered by Mr.. and Mrs George j.
Gould throughout the summer has been gwen UP
bv them and will sail within a Few Gays Tor Eng
land to be returned TO its owner.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Mr. and Mrs Herman B. Duryea, who are no"
at Newport are booked to sail on Friday next fo'
Europe. Mrs. Marshall c. Lefferts. who has beer
for the last few weeks at Narraganse Pier has
gone Newport for a few days
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Captain and Mrs Philip Lydis have left Newport
and gone to Saratoga
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who will sail to-day for Rotterdam
on the steamer Noordam are the following:
STANFORD Newell. United Mr. and Mrs Aichasl =
TO
C. T WeAsels.
,,-- II Goodrich Myrou ". Whitney
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

LONDON Aug. ea-The American Llne steamer St
Louis which sails from Southampton for New
York tomorrow. will take among her passengers
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Stuyvesant and '" =
HaVemeyer.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
SAD LITTLE STORY.

SAD LITTLE STORY.
Murmurlng zepllyrs,
Twinkling star;
Serenader:
Light guitar.
Dog IN kennel
Hears the sound;
Wonders who is
Prowling round.
Lass at window
Smiles and sighs;
Dog In kennel
Says, I'm wise
First swear word
Then a scream
AT dog with
Teeth a-gleam-
~
Lass is Fastening
Help to beg;
Dog Is eating
Trouser leg.
Girl next morning
Miss Mcclure
Takes guitar to
Build the fire.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Mr. and Mrs. James a. Stillman. who have been
cruising along the coast on the Columbia. have re-
turned to Newport.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

The people OF Alexandria. Va, propose to erect
a monument to commemorate the one hundredth
anniversary of the death of George Washington
The first President. in his youth was one OF those
who helped to survey the old city of Alexandria
In l7i9.
We have an expert pump the organ at our
church now - ~
DO you mean that he is musician
No; he's a milkman. .'-(Judga.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Some OF those the steamer Statendar, due
here from Rotterdam tomorrow are the following
Mr., Charles n. Aaron Mr.. and Mrs H v Rufher-
Or. and Mrs. Msx Adler ford.
Mr.. W. 8. Eaton. Dr. and Ms George d Nos-
Mr. .udN Nr.I Louis
,nsan ~ Paul L. vosburs.
Evers
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

rooked to SAIL on the Minnehaha to-day for Lon
don
Edna M. Davis.
NJ sns Mrs p F Barring Miss Alma Davis.
,o1 IAnsIev q. Davis.
gr ans yrx G v Ear-,Mrs- Charles McQustcn-
-Dgron j. p. Reid
yra yTentforth Davis a. p. Stuart
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

The bayou is now so low that
the smallest boats cannot reach st.
Martinville, in some places, where
there are sand bars. there are only
few inches of water, and all the
pumping plants are meeting with
some difficulty, aud had to lower
their suction pipes, which makes
the pumping more difficult and
more costly rs it requires more
power TO raise the water from the
present low stage of the bayou,
which is kept low, it is presumed
by the large number of irrigatlng
plants which are taking water from
it continually, day aud night, flood
ing thousands of acres of land,
which are cultivated in rice. Mes
senger.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
CuBA'S FIRST MISTAKE

We fail to note any applause IN
this country following the an
nouncement that the Cuban con
gress has passed bill granting
pardon TO all American citizens
now in prison or under indictment
on the island. This will include
the postal frauds rascals. The
new republic is more magnanimous
than wise, while the compliment
to the United States implied by
this action is not likely to be
heartily appreciated except by the
criminals who are given their
liberty Fall Rirer Globe.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

President Roosevelt occasionally
makes a mistake. He seems to
have made deplorable one. at
least from Republican stand.
point, by having breveted recently
David T. Allen, a soldier who was
promoted for meritorius services in
the Philippines. AT a Democratic
county convention in Indiana few
days ago Mr.. Allen very uneSpect-
ably spoke. He poured vitrol into
the open wounds inflicted by Dem
ocratic Senator's aud Congressman
on the administration in the follow
ing terse way:
81 want you to understand me
that this war was wrong in its cou.
ception, and it is wicked 10 con-
tune its prosecution |, was born
OF theory of government that is
wholly un,American, is contrary
10 the conscious Of our government
and the Declaration of Indepen-
deuce, aud its continuance is worse
than criminal, Grievcas wrongs
ARE being done, but they must not
be charged up to the army. The
army must be upheld. but get back
behind the army ut those who are
using it to drive the American re-
public into the ranks Of mouarchi-
cal governments.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
NOW A RAIN BUILT A SCHOOL HOUSE.

Here is an extract from a letter
written bv country school teacher
in the far South. 1t shows spirit
tbat is undnunted in the face oi
difficulties and that will transform
,ho educational conditions of our
Southland. Some of the country
teachers might do well to invite
the trustees TO visit the schools,
and then pray for rain;
81 had there an attendance VI
eighty or more pupils; bn' as l
was boarding at home, | found
time to pursue my studies ms best !
could One Of my teachers taught
me Latin for while through
mail The term passed away quite
smoothly until small pox made IT'S
oppearance. had helped nurse
two eases before the doctors knew
what il was. | did not catch II
after all Because Of the epidemic
my school closed the third uf May
II did not last long however, so,
by the first of June was again on
my way back to teach in the sam"
county where | taught the summer
before. but in different nclghhnr-
hood. The place of which | NO"
sneak is thirty miles from the rall-
rouJ aud when | arrived on the
school grounds and took Il look at
my school house, and at thrrhtldren
AS they gathered, | felt that tins
was indeed needy neighhorhood.
uThis house has two doors which
open with saueaking noise; aud
no windows Ii is built OF logs
with the cracks left in between. |
cannot describe the seats, When
|, raiued, we moved around to the
dry places left in the house, to
avoid getting wet, The patrons
readily agreed to build n new
house, but it was hard work to get
them to begin. Finally one day
as | had the three trustees at the
school house talking to them, there
came mp rain. They were
ashamed TO move around as we did
to keep from getting wet, SO con
seauently they got good drench-
ing, aud | rather enjoyed it. After
this. a start was made on the new
house, and it will be ready for my
use next summer
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
Spring Fercr.

Spring fever ia another name for bilious
ness 1t is more serious than most PEG
pie think. A torpid liver and inactive
bowels mean poisoned system. If neg
lected. serious illness may follow such
symptoms Dewitt Little Early Risers
remove all danger by stimulating the
liver opening the bowels and cleansing
the system of impurities. Safe pills,
Never grippe. II have taken Dewitt
little's Early Risers for torpid liver every
spring for years, writes Il. NJ. Everly.
Moundsville, w. Va. "They do me more
good than anything have ever tried. :
For sale by Jno. Il. Taylor's Drug store.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
A9T EEA
Rear, ,ss 4, The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sf IAzNa

The increase in the number of
rice pumps aud irrigating ma
chimes has made a material change
in the action of the waters of bayou
Teche. We notice that the current
runs up stream now nearly all the
time, and even when the tide re-
cedes, its velocity is very much
modified owing to the same cause.
1t is our opinion that this will also
have some influence towards in
creasing the crop of waterhyaclnths,
as they invariably go with the cur
rent.-Ftunkiin EiHdicdtor News.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
"a - IT . n Z a.
p..,, u. ,IAs kiad yeu Have Nwsw Bought
'': !: ''' ZM21zsx

The average American voter is
now firmly convinced of certain
truths. He knows that high pro-
tective tariff has never benefited
the people. 1t has enriched a
privileged clique instead at the ex-
pense of the people. He knows
that this same tariff created the
trusts by creating opportunities to
establish complete monopolies in
American trade and industries, He
knows that the removal of high
tariff will ut the same time elimin-
ate the trust evil. He has made
up his mind to vote against the
party that stands for the high tariff
and the trusts, and he will rightly
regard such a vote as an act Of self
defense. --T. Louis Republic, Dem
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
CASTORiA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s, sssss ,ss g. &N4ZzN

The Houston Post, while it does
not censure congress for voting
aid 10 the sufferers on the island
Of Martinique, does score that body
for not aiding our own people I'M.
der similar circumstances. Calves
ton got not dollar from the Ma
tional treasury, while this province
of France (MartiniQue) got 5000,
900. The Post is right. lfforeign
sufferers are to be aided by the
National government, surely ou'
own people should be treated in the
same way. --Corsicdnd Truth
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
,Nured From In lWfWf Fate.

Everybody said had consumption,
writes Mrs. A. NJ Shields, OF Chambers
burg, Pa, 81 was SO low after six mouths
of severe sickness. caused by Hay Fever
and Asthma, that few thought could get
we'll, but learned of the marvellous merit
Of Or. King New Discovery Tor Consump-
ton. used it, and was completely cured. :
For desperate Throat and Lung Diseases
it 10 the safest cure in the world, aud is
infallble for Coughs, Colds and Bronchial
Affections. Guaranteed bottles soc and
sl.oo. Trial bottles free at Estorge' s
Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

Ny little son had an attack of whoop-
ing cough and was threatened with pneu-
monia; but for Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy we would have had a serious time of
It. 1t also saved him from several severe
or croup.-H. J. STRIcKFADEN, editor
World Herald, Fair Haven, Wash. For
sale BY Jas. A. Lee Druggist.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

The average country nerchan'
who doesn't believe in systematic
newspaper advertising because lit
doesn't pay" will find his theory
on the subject somewhat Jared by
the following cold facts taken from
tho curreut issue of the editor
and Publisher concerning the
most successful Of American mer-
chants:
"Johu Wanamaker pays over
81 900 a day just for advertising
his Philadelphia store. lie uses
a page a day in five daily news
papers in that city. They are as
follows: Press. $50, 600: Ledger,
500 900; Times, 500. 900; North
American. $4,000 aud Evening
Telegram, $4,000 Up to few
months ago Mr., Wanamker was
using a large page i'll the Record
ut the rate $S7 800 a year which
would have made an annual eNpen-
diture of 1882. 500. When he re-
newed his advertising contract with
the Record, the publishers asked
$25, 900 more. or a total of $ll2,-
500. Mr.. Wanamaker refused TO
pay the amount, thinking no one
else would pay that sum for page.
The proposition was made u Lit
Brothers, who accepted the con-
tract without a moment S hesitation,
and they are now paying the enorm-
Gus sum of $ll2 500 for the use OF
the page for one year.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
Ready to Yield.

IL used Dewitts Witch Hazel Salve
for piles and found it certain cure,
SAYS s. Il. Meredith, Willow Grave, Del.
Operations unnecessary to cure piles.
They always yield to DeWitts Witch
Hazel Saive. Cures skin diseases, all
kinds of wounds. Accept no counterfeits.
For sale by Jno. Il. Taylor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
"a TO RI -.
n..r,a. 1Ih Kind Nea Hsw ANsE Bought
a', : ZznzZE2

Thirty -eightper cent of the habit
ual drunkards in London are wo-
men.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

Oak timber, when we'll seasoned,
weighs 20 per cent less than 1t
does when il is green,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

A native of Cuba has invented a
horse shoe that requires no nails.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

Two pounds ofpotatoes are equal
as food to fourteen pounds of tur-
nips.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

Chills and Fever 10 bottle Of Grove .
Tasteless Chill Tonic, II is simply iron
and Quinine in tAsteless form. No cure
no pay. Price Soc.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

dt
st
arleith G =
mpetti wit Al IA t
srsof ewing mahin t
f a
usve mdrq uirsn
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21
Respectfully submitted,
WALTER NJ. GATES.
jos. +. MOORE,
7. JVFlN

As usual the Grand jury visited the
Parish Jail As this Jail will probably be
abandoned by the Parish upon acceptance
of the new Jail we make no recommends
tions. We found the Jail clean and in
quiry showed that the prisoners, in
number, to be properly fed aud cared for.
We noted with pleasure the absence of
white prisoners.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-06-21

The books. blanks and Parish accounts
of the Sheriff offiee were delivered us
upon application We End that the sta
tioparv furnished this Office anything hat
in keeping with its Importance. The Ii
cease blanks furnished nv the State afe
poorly padded am the stubs are not
properly numbered. thus making. i inn
possible to CORRECTLY eiees-the eifiec ap
The Parish license eAass are no improve
meat over those es the State $. bat on the
contrary are hiss businessSike. The Par-
ish licenses are not numbered or limited
and the receipts due the Parish depends
altogether upon the honesty Of the collect
or and the thansnghness Of his duty. In
order 10 correctly check up this office 1t
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-17
6ammel Sag paaoomt.
&siritcrct afgisr CIT 10 Nar sammcl
8rnbeiag / MinnciOta.

Ssieiteret aiejoroe Sen t3oe So,
mar Sen gunrle Sag ON "Section
Sbirtp", iom ongit riac %cmielter /
N9rbeoen al 0ullrtb. Sugen bar
ipppet i Netterne / 10 Har. Neieite.
~retsbommen iom er itrepen al Mc.
aemla, itooi9iter De un~oerorone0e
&etterS Gonune % iigcr, at ocn
"SfiGrpeieooel", JONI Snoianerfpin-
neu Grille Strom uOtoa, or Spi0i9,
Oerueo gnar @ien6nnssretteu oper til
g. Waerritt, Mfiller SO. Glarf. Hifuro
$. 6ngan, 6rnnf ". Cation,
Worgaret Cation % Wtaranrvt
u. 2oneilom. 0irs. Stram gau
/ i'm Sto 6lllomagt til eaton
ionr lin Sagferer, Tor OF bon lfuloe
gau otter "Sfirrpe'cOoeIen" % iin6e
&c Ste0er, bpor bum boo0e op6oget
SSern. Senere iu0gap SbomuS 0p0c
til 2duOfontoret Ct Prescription 90
funeut % pndito0, at Cation huuoe
ban0let uIopliG. Cm &poe bIcu oct
poa Oen oroen SIDE iagt, at ban
bapoe Ioripil0t linz Rettigbeoer, ior-
81 ban iiorpeien bapoc inogooet Son.
trait ON at iGl9e no, buis ban ianOt
Sernielter. Sbc N}iOmap, @ermunio
Srcn Company o. Wtinnelota &rcn
Company ifprote iig meo at ll0len6e
Sfiprpere til iamme Str9g, %
G%etstrptten itpo t"ilill,t mellem Dem
% Cation meo bans 9oIaa. @sielte.
~retsopmmen al 1909 Sam,ar iul0.
en6er en- 1lbruot @inie al a]ienoeIier
/ 5aper al Cation m. IT,, Iiggirn 81
ItriftSretten / Ct. YoriS Gollntp %
opouer. gQe Connie f%ul0faiteoe,
bpab Snoremimitrene NobIe % GIln8
bapoe iuet. oa Sc iom isrite &ritan5
bapoe Sogen for ia. Spoo Sen om'
Itriote @ienOom er DRrot, er liDIlt
men mar tror, at sen bar Ell SGrot
al Ell Miaion Collars. Hetsiogen
bar toitet 100000. 1e Serrtom'
ponier. iom optrooote MOB Cation, cr
mi opilllgte al 5erntulite1,.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-17
,Sornemme Sotter.
Hoiterne / oct 0pioe Sus cr opg lige
u~bebngelige JON andre Huttsr.

Gu al @ruuoene Ill. at man bsr fare
be 5Oreneoe Siaters IrRiioent en- mn
90 6eore B0lis or ueina Den, at Oct
6Uioe gus er ppiplot al Rouer. Be
bar luuoel Gilbolo Der / ilere Aar, o.
10 lqngere Oct lioer. oes Here bllr be,
oa De iormerer mere emo G9jueiere.
Gberit Bingham, iom er So9ter ni Del
hiitprilte GUS. oil giere ct iiOite dlupr.
liet 6orieg pan at iaa uoprene pRt;
men bpis bet mislpties, maa ErTiioeut
bOliael, anlees for utrpa, Sa S9agere
pau trpos oe ipers er Giennemitaarue
al 8oltebuler. Manse al BEN, iom
6eisser 9r0iioeuien, blir i%orbauiet ueo
q, bore Rotter iprluge irem os iilbass
oper 6Uueoet pna Dem sIer inhe / Woo'
iagninssrummets 8Gggs. Cberit Bins.
BAN bar prsoet nlls aammeloagle WIto'
Ter iOr al blios Rptterne mi; ban har
bolbt &aite, lot 90 5Rloer. in9t no
Sit; men alt ioreiGues. Ut Hpt Sas
er bet enefe. ipm ouer, lpues ban. Soe
oil ban M anpenoe Ell M CpHnpelie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-17
Grofer saar at.
Sammanp Sal / Hcm g)urf bar en-
mn Tbrer | Souis Nirun.

Zen lite Sorutar iroIagOe RihnrO
Grofer iig Sspoin9ifobet / Snmmonb
Sail % anbeialebe 2ouis Riron til
i'm @fterislger. Mr. Grofer retlcr /
Sebruar iii GngIono for at bliJe ocr,
maaife for beitanbig. 2ouiS Hiro,.
er Sfibsbpgger. % set par BAN, lcnr
lepcreoe Segniugen til Oregon, Oh
ban itoo / GegieringerS Ticneit'.
San giememgif SefrigsifoIen |
ImlupoIis. Wo., o8 oa ban bar en-
al DC allerflinfeite, nso ban / 1882
sen 9Gre at bIipe ienot til llolonoet
ipr at itloere Observation-Disclosures.
) Marinen iteg ban I'll Ssltnoh:,
men toa IflfeO og begpnote e9cll
6orretning. San eier Sfib$peritct
"She Crescent" / Gliiobetbport 81.
:. 6or 10 9lar iioen ilutteoc boit
iia iii Summanp og iegte ut hline
palot til Nloerman; men oa BON bieo
ilaqen, bar ban It0en llllolldaef ll9
for at mpotage n~ogeniombelit gtomi'
nation. 9ao Sen bclnofrotilfe 9ta'
tionaIfonpention / aanias Gitp Iar
1900 pil0e Grofer boue ham I'll adn'
oioot ira Sem 9orf I'll 89roi8beoen
iom SiceprGiioent, % irlor bar ban
en- al Dem, iom Sammnnn piloe bare
til Iopor; men begge @ar9e uno'
ban iia. Niror er 40 Nar.
Get err en- nof ioa alminoelig Wtes
ning, at Grofers IitrGoen Iom I'D
rer Tor Sommunp San / @irfeIigbe'
oen nar li6et at betpbe, og at oct !
set heieite fun pil iige at ban bar
ioranoret Saftif. men iremSeIeS uil
oeobliue at bore BEN leoeroe bag
3llisierne".
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-17
CRADLES Geleeraf.
M.areuni giper Splpsninscr ON I'm
mrrfcliac Spiinoclie.

Sbc american Snititltte Of Glec'
trical engineers / Sem 9orf slnroe
iorlcoen en- Set Tor ". Warconi,
Ooiinoeren al troaGlgs Selegrar.
San bolot en- Gale og beIfreo, booo
hans Spltem baooe ilorettet, inpltllg
meo Setipn til Sfibe. Gen Dfe'
nina bar pGret ltotalt," iogoe ban,
at noar ct Telegram le1toes glen'
nem Cutter. tan enboer, Iom bar De
neOoenoige Ippurater. optage oct og
lpie oct; nlei, oct er fife ian. Sele-
aralluler fam fltn lGIeS, naar 'Itoo-
taaer' % 'glfienoer' (to al SpitenetS
I~pporater) err itente / Samflang.
0isie apporater er elroru rife | grug
/ Sfibe uoen i Ell uflilofommen Gift
fclie. Sc htlot fProi9e apporater
bar life pPret / Wurfeoct. Get an
ices for ~nsooerOi9, at bpert Glib Ifal
pGre uorititet meo oisie apparater,
ior at set enc Sfib fan ienoe 8lro I'll
oct anoet, naar 6are inotrGffer. Ser
Tor nloo oIle Stibe ppre itemte ian,
at Sc fan roabe paa bperanore."
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-17
600 ulaishcit.
Sorip9et mco Waisnpl | Hpro Na'
futa CT falot beloist no.

) Here Inr bar man / NoroOa.
fota ioriegt at oprfe Mais; men 6or-
iegene bdr idiot forifielig no. Siior
oerimoo iif man en- uieopoitlig RIG
Maisbeit. Get bite iig oa, at Dem
SGo, man brugte, par bRpoet % at
flimotiieret, iaa BEN taoIte 8eirlaget
% blep MODEM paa Ell fort Sto. Oct
er meo Heoriperbaln JON meo 6leIo-
b%pgoerne / Horge, bpor Saaforn ira
S.abbpe0errre fife incomes, fsr Oct
fur pp,tnet Jig til alimatet; men oa
giper oct ct ppperligt llSbptte. g9-
rer man Jig ligeom 40 / Oct nor0llge
Strsg al port Smno, og Ifdfer ltg
Spo, iom er afflimatlieret oil Muis
life olene gro og moones; men Den
oil blipe al Ell beore aualttet END
ben, iom apIeS lGngere lpopoa.
Sommeriolen err oppe / Here elmer
uororoa emo ipopua, % bet or SpIet,
iom ogiaa Der gier llnoere,
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-17
Diloe Hype.
WanScn BapSc en- itrrf Sru, mel
Oct Clap alliacucl.

en- Seft. ion tror poo 6aitbcures
% ligreitoe. bolot ct begeiitret Wsoe
/ 5opn OF Serona / Ontario Ell
aoelo Der forIeoen. On al Solerne
fom / gfstaie og erfl,ereoe, or Sroei,
piIoe igtte BAN iitmro til at Tpoe. 5
III title Siro taTfte Del mango, at oct
par en- Salefignr; nlct Nmtoen
meltte set oirfeIig. Son begpnote at
ilaa mco Irnene iom meo Sinper,
% ~pluoieLig boppeoe han %. men oot
neo ieien iom Ell naoo 6iue. Stpm-
peren iaIbt Iaa flooiet, At ban itoote
til en- SlieInmpe, iom too pao Dor
bet, og sSslgen bar. al Den lpnnrg o9
lpreiteoe br9ltoeioe Ole lto ooer
&lpNerne poa WsGno % Sultoer,
bpouf S bIep Ilemt f~orbrr1rote. @pg-
ninger tog osion Spr, o. oen troes.
iterfe "Nrooer," ion ptloc ilpoe. bar
oeu isrite, iont ifpnbte ia bort. @cIe
6oriamlngen ilpgteoe ouer Sala Of
Sopeo.