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The evening world., 1902-05-21
MATCH TRUST FORMING.
Gould schsae Capital IL Reported
10 M ef,oOO 900.

tJapam Herald says: "a Japanese
named Kond0 Shldzuo. who has been mo-
%gotiating for the formation of a match
trust with Mr.. Gldld, the American min.
lonalrg. has zueegded IN making : deal.
- said, on the sth ALT. The capital OF
tha. trust Is reported 10 be 1900 600 yen
5000, 900! OF which. Jb0O.O00 Yen (ka, 100
0o0 will be supplied immediately"
The evening world., 1902-05-21
GAYN0R AND GREENE IN JAIL.

UEBEC, May 2l-Col. John r, Gay
nor and Capt w, d, Greene are pris-
oners In the Quebec Jan,
II was decided later that the men
would have 20 20 10 Jail in order 10
protect them against further attempt
10 get them away from quebec.
The evening world., 1902-05-21
MRS. I P. MORGAN HOME.
Wife of the Financicr Returns from
Europe.

The steamship Oceanic. Of the White
Star line, which arrived to-day, brought
with her Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan, the
wife OF the financier. Mrs, Morgan was
met on the pier by a crowd OF friends
which included Or. Satterly and Mr..
Hamilton, her sons-in-law.
The vacation had done her a world Of
good.AMrs. Morgan said, when asked as
10 when Mr.. Morgan would return she
said; II can only say what he would
tell YOU and that Is. Y don't know"
Others who arrived were W. A. Clay
ton. Col w, J. Alt. c. b. A. T, Demar-
est, Robert Emmett. Samuel W. Fair
child. Daniel d, Fearing. W. s. Lay
cock. Major W Il. Male, j. Frank Me-
Fadden, Willis l. Ogden, George L.
Peabody, OF Boston: W.. S p Prentice.
Charles ScriDneT. Henry j. Whitehouss
and q. ii. WinterbottOm
The evening world., 1902-05-21
CITY BANKS NEW STOCK.
How Present Holders MAY Sab
scribe for Coming Issue.

There will he q special meeting Of the
,stoehholdsrE Of the Guy National Bank
On June 2 10 act on the recommendation
OF this Board ct Directors W Increase the
capital stock OF the bank from siO.OOe. OO
10 sA.oee,oO.
This stock books close Tomorrow and
viii y sold EEK rights" S~tockholara
81 record will have the right 10 sub
ecfi1a Des ons and a half shares OF new
fisht will expire June II, When The
RonkA viii be opened for puolic suhscrip.
Mon until Judy J,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30
Easy TO Believe.

An inspector was watching a gang
Of men clear the snow from a New
York street. There were some dozen
men. says the Evening Post, all work.
ing in1ifferently, getting in each others
way, or standing idle until the foreman
went" for them. One. however. was
working in different manner.
THAT is Pat Connelley's cart" said
the inspector, land that is Pat"
He pointed to sturdy little Irish.
man, who buried and lifted a big shovel
with the precision of a machine. When
his cart was good and full. he received
two tickets for it instead of one be-
cause it was double load, hard
packed. He drove briskly away. leav-
ing other carts that had come up be-
fore him still waiting to be filed.
THAT is Pat Connelley." repeated
the inspector. thoughtfnlly. He has
been day-laborer all his life. and yet
he is worth a small fortune. TO my
knowledge he OWNS sixty thousand dol.
lars worth of property, free Of debt"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30
Cream OF Asparagus Soup.

Two bundles of asparagus, one quart
of white stock or water, one pint Of
milk, one of cream, if stock is used.
but if water, use all cream. Three
tablespoonfuls of butter. three of -four,
one onion, salt and pepper. Cut the
tops from one bunch of asparagus and
cook them twenty minutes in salted
water to cover The remainder Of the
asparagus cook twenty minutes in the
quart of stock or water. Cut the onion
in thin slices and fry in the butter ten
minutes, being careful not to burn:
then add the asparagus that has been
boiled in the stock; cook five minutes,
stirring constantly, tnen add -four and
cook five minutes longer. Turn this
mixture into the boiling stock and boil
gently twenty minutes. Rub through
a sieve, add the milk anl cream which
has just come to a boil, and also the
asparagus tips. Season with salt and
pepper and serve.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30

Cool rain water and soda will re-
move machine grease from washable
fabrics.
A tablespoonful of sugar added to
milk that is to be boiled for custard or
sauce lessons the danger of the liquid
burning.
To blanch a few almonds and put
them into soft gingerbread just before
putting it into the oven makes the cake
more tasty.
Wash fabrics that are inclined to
fade should be soaked and rinsed in
very salt water, to set the color, be-
fore washing in the suds.
inexpensive jure tapestries may bv
aad il strong, rich colorings that make
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30
The Placid Founder.

at length we see them. the serene
founders. reposing in the small end
Of the pockets. 1t is hard to imagine
more impassive fish in all the seas than
these founders-hardly squirm or a
lash out of them as they are bailed
over the rail and dumped into the well.
They did swim around like happy
creatures once they found themselves
in the well, in what must have seemed
free water to them again-but that
only showed again what foolish fish
they were, as even August noted. A
fat cod or a haddock, whiting or
even heavy-witted halibut will kick
and struggle when caught, with SEEM
ingly a presentiment of the fate that
awaits him; but these fiat founders
not really vigorous kick or wiggle
from the entire bunch.-FrOm ION a
Baltic Sea Sloop," by James =. Connol-
ly, In Scribner's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30
Net Weight.

4 story that might be true of pur-
chasing agents in more than one city
is told by the Brooklyn Eagle. One
need not question its verify too closely.
for it has enough of humor to make it
worth retelling.
A physician on the city health COM
mission ordered five pounds of sponges.
In the course of time he received two
sponges that together weighed less
than a pound. Later he received
voucher for him to sign in order that
the contractor might get his pay from
tie city. The physician refused to sign
it.
"Why won't you sign?' asked the
contractor.
Because the order calls for five
pounds. and the sponges you sent me
don't weigh more than five ounces"
Nonsense, man! l weighed them
myself"
$50 did I. If you don't believe my
figures. there are the sponges. Weigh
them yourself"
"What" cried the contractor, looking
at the shrunken sponges. You don't
mean to say you weighed them dry"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30
Orange MarmaladeS

The following is well tried and
much approved Scotch recipe: Pare
the oranges very thinly, being careful
TO leave no white pith on the rind, and
shred this latter into Julienne strips.
Quarter the oranges and lay them in
the preserving pan, with just enough
water to cover them; keep squeezing
them with your hand until you cannot
longer bear the heat, then rub this pulp
through a clean hair sieve. Stir The
shreds of rind to this, and to each pint
of juice add one pound of can loaf
sugar. Cook this till it jellies, then
pot it. The juice and grated rind of
one lemon should be allowed for every
four pounds of oranges, and the juice
of two sweet oranges to each pound of
the bitter oranges. This marmalade
keeps most beautifully.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: HOUSEHOLD = > 3 !
- , > MATTERS :
PRESERVING FRUIT.
The Best Sizes to Select and High Flavor
Needed.

The Best Sizes to Select and High Flavor
Needed.
Fruit of medium size and high flavor
| IS best for canning. 1t should be fully
ripe, but firm and free from bruises
or rotten specks. Clingstone peaches
are much the best. Choose fruit from
the nearest orchards-that which has
been shipped long distance seldom
pays for canning. This is particularly
true Of pears, which are almost flavor
less unless ripened on the tree. Fruit
must be picked just as it begins to
turn for long-distance shipping, hence
is always more or less insipid.
Wash and drain the fruit before be-
ginning to pare it, if it is the least
bit dusty or sticky. Pare as thin as
possible-the finest fruit flavor turks
next the skin. Drop peaches fast as
peeled into deep jar full of clear
lime water. This prevents their turn
ing brown and in measure hardens
them. Leave them whole unless too
big to go in the can. In that case.
halye. leaving the pit in one half.
When all are peeled, drain off the
lime water, cover with fresh water.
rinse well and weigh. Take half the
weight Of pared fruit in granulated
sugar. put it over the fire in pre-
serving kettle, with half pint of gin
ger tea, and the juice of lemon to
each pound. prepared as follows: Pare
off the yellow lemon rind before
squeezing. and put it with the fruit.
Make the ginger tea by bruising half
an ounce of ginger for each pint
wanted. covering it with boiling water
and letting it stand for fifteen minutes
before straining.
Boil the syrup five minutes, skim
ming it well at least twice, and when it
boils hard, drop in all the peaches it
will cover. Leave them in until the
kettle again strikes boil, then skim
out with perforated skinner and put
into hot glass jars. Set the jars where
they will keep hot until all the fruit
has been in the syrup. Add a pint Of
fresh syrup for each half gallon al
ready used. Bring it to a quick boil,
skim thoroughly. and fill the cans with
1t boiling hot. Scatter the lemon peel
well through the fruit as it is put into
the jars. Seal after filling. and stand
where the cooling will be gradual
Washington Star.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30
Railroadinu in Cuba.

Cuba has 124 railways, with more
than 1000 miles of track for the lot,
yet travelling in Cuba is not cheap.
There are lines which charge passeng-
ers II cents a mile. The average
rate is about cents for first class
passengers and cents for second
class, and travelling on some of the
lines means many hours of miserable
jolting over wretched roadbed.
Freight rates are as exhorbitant as
passenger rates. So detrimental is
the railroad extortion to the welfare
of the country, in fact that modifi-
cation of rates by military order was
talked OF, but the legality of the step
was doubtful.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30

very desirable summer hanginss; the
blue and the green are especially good.
kerosene will make tin kettles as
bright as new. Saturate Il WOODEN rag
and rub with it. 1t will also remove
stains from the clean vanished furni-
ture.
The best way to take grease spots out
of carpets is to mix little soap into Il
gallon Of warm water, then add half
an ounce of borax; wash the part well
with a clean cloth, and the grease or
dirty spot will disappear.
Black lace may be washed in warm
water, to which a little borax has been
added in the proportion of a teaspoon
full to pint. This lace should never
be dried by the fire. as it will turn
rusty. To sponge it use an old black
kid glove.
All canned vegetables should he
opened and set aside, if possible out of
doors, for some time, perhaps half an
hour, before using. Thus the oxygen,
removed in the process of canning. is
restored to them, and with it much
of the fresh taste.
BeeswaX and salt will make your
rusty tiatirons as clean and smooth
as glass. Tie Il lump of WAX II a rag
and keep it for that purpose. When
the irons are hot, rub them first with
the wax rag, the scour with paper
or cloth sprinkled with salt.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30

was so utterly carried away by the sad
memories of all that had lost since
last sat here. How did it all happen.
Claude? What brought us both here
at the same time? Was it the action
of mind on mind'?" and she looked at
him with the arch smile he so well
remembered.
You have won the argument, and
have won you. So by all the rules
of logic and law the case is mine, and
! have come off the VICTOR" he replied
ardently.
Il can consent to defeat under such
logic as that" she replied merrily.
And SO the Psychological Problem
was solved in manner highly salts
factory to both disputants.-Wayerly
Magazine.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30
PHANTOM.

Z How is 1t, where'er l turn I meet
4. Nothing but phantoms in the street?
Faces all scanned by sorrow and care.
Eyes that no longer can shed a tear.
ups that forever are sealed to praycr'
TYPES Of the millions BETRAYED and
. .esdeceived.
Spectres of aims that were mover
xsslss achieved,
N . .hurryinz throng
They are pushing along;
.sAen with tie famishcd face; men with
bss1 .sthe furtive eye;
Npthps but ghouls with shru1ken
N. souls, with shufIling gait 20 by.
sfAhd shrink from their hungry, pity-
Ing glance,
AS, their steadily swelling columns ad
vance
.AndaI ask: What the cost of the lives
that are lost
e ThE fearful cost of the lives that are
. o. lost!
phantoms, with colorIess face,
A. @ spectres with lustreless eye,
What word have We
4 For one like me,
As your ghostly ranks pass by?
4 Tis the ever sad story OF the lives
unlived;
srThe shame for the ,insung song;
TiS the pity for the strong-the
strong made weak,
-Crushed by the weak who are strong
This was their only reply.
And this was the lesson | read them:
L0. the world is filled with dead men,
All'the world is filed with dead men;
Dead men-waiting to die.
-0orge, M. Greenwood, in the Bos-
ton Transcript.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30

People usually live longer in islands
and small peninsulas than on conti-
nents. Barbados, Greece. Madeira
and the Shetlands are all favorable to
long life.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30

During the fiscal year 1901 Ameri-
can farm produce to Inc value Of
1852, 900, 900 was exported, represent
ing by far the largest agricultural ex-
ports, in American history.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30
Canadian Cheese Factories.

There are to-day in Canada some
5000 cheese factories, with an annual
aggregate output of 1SO,OOO.OOO pounds
of cheese. or an average of about 6O,OOJ
pounds per factory.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30

A tiger has been measured eighteen
feet from end of nose to tip of tail.
No lion of such a size has been killed.
Five men can hold down q lion; 1t
takes nine to hold tiger.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-08-30

The largest dome in the world is
that of the Lutheran Church at War
saw. Its interior diameter is POO feet.
That of the British Museum library
IS l30 feet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Oct gamie. paaGdsGge Middsl
For Spavins, Ringbones. splints. Curbs,
q. s.v. og allie Former af Halthed. err

Feilede aidrig.
Fri ston, Mont. i2fe Dec. irSN
Erede Herrer;- Jeg VII meddeie Dem. at ies mar
brugt Kendalrs Spawn Cure Dr. ftste 10 AR som ~
Iinimrnt; leg har heibredet ire Bone epsvtns, en-
Curb og % Rim sonsL Je2 hsr sldrtg feilrt ! ines
prede. hvsd teg snskede. Neaisss fslger tIim xraof
for peres .srreat,se on the horse and his Disc ases'.
Deres meget oprigtaV SHELBY.
pris q; 3 for %. som ct Linimeni al IAnh ieorug
har Oct like SIN Iige Srsrg Deres pouef ener
EsDAalls SPAWN osrs, ugesaA den ff Bog "A Treatise
20 The lesss", elier olehriv
on. 3. J. KENDALL Co, EN0SBuR6 FALLS, VT.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10

NA NMN eEANL
o. en- Iioen Sop Talro iommeai |
8 Nfiiuatert fsr man iRtter bette
cper, opleier mar Vi Dor @elatinc
| en- Virt Wano, inafnart Snfferct
bar fcgt lGi,se nof, bar man @eiati.
tsen | og iIaoer oen iao ct Opfog.
SmiSiertio piifer man 3 sgagcbpi0er
alocles itipe. bar Dem op | oen fogen.
De Wosie, UNDER itaoig Smrerins,
Iaoer Oct foge ct Ninilt pg bRloer bet
iaa op / en- 5orm, LAGER BEN blipe llot
affislct o. iRtter Den oerpao paa So.
Gen ipiics meo ielsenoe Saiice: 1e
8 agggepIommer PRIZES, oeri brloes
/ Eint foserroe Wtelf, lao brloer man
oct / en- Double Boiler tiliGtter "
Sop Suffer og laoer oct fcge til bet
beapuoer at b(ipe utt; oa bploes
Get itrar op / ell 9ole. Naar Saii-
cen er affiGet, tiliettes en- 1beife 30.
nile. bporpao Oen lGttes poa IS.
Mon bnrlper Euobingel no paa ct
opbt 1sao og bUlOer Sancen runot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Opereap fig
til parmc gisemits % harm Eic.

Mt bombarbere Wapen meo parnle
biscuits % purm Eie. rieeligt meo
Smer, roget Ilef, Hoteter Itegt Scot
% nogle iaa ANDRE uoisgte 1elifates.
Ter oil omiioer bringe 6orifmSnin-
gerne til at gipe efter. Sooroan
man iaa fan gienopbpgges paa goo
aoit er uprot ar pioe.
@n N}dno / Sactorpoiue. Tu.,
operiulote i'm Maue onitrert poa Den.
re Mao6e % Tiger: "Segn pao Sper'
siuelic bar moeiigt NIT huioc iarpc-
leic Nniiat. Eaa Den Sio befonn al
Slaas @ao mig iibe, % &alsbrGn'
Sen hoIot mig itaois / Ell eleuDig
Silitmto. Seq lifte alle SlagS
"Sreafiuit 5000, men ieg hopoe life
aoot al 0em. gn bel Gel al oet, ieg
iptltc. inoeholof natlirliguis NGrin9
men min Mope flntoc life iao oeruie
&Griug Iii. Seq prepeoe Feplin %
an0re Noroeieliesmroler. Der hlalp
Tor en- Si0. men pirfeoe laa lite mere.
90 set oar anaet til Doerligheo
r~niomrere0e ieg enbelig loni lao, at
hui& Nlauen life funoe ioroeie Mo'
oer. huorior ga life tage CT eler an
oct Hprina smiohel iom allereoe bar
iorbsict iaaiom @rape. Niits, % Sen'
ne nne Het riltalte min Sntoa meo en-
@aua "a oefom mig rietig gobi.
Zen truffenoe. oppuiteoe 6orten1'
nrlie iorioanot. % ieg ~bespnoie 'tror
al beore&. 9iot eiter liot perote min
Siurte tilbaae, OF Iangant men III
fert tlto9 ics i SGst. Se soelastt
Geler o. Muifler blep aieiropbpaaet.
% iNas or jes iriif. liuinlS os itert
lloeu 6orbebolo sioer les Den
meite areatt til @rape.stuis. oes
hiatp mia i en- ariie % braste MIC
ruer Den msrfe Yericne al Sortpi'
Iclic. Sutct auoet aioroe BET. for Iea
furoe life taale nc9et aroet.
&pr iaa penlig at noelooe mi
&apn". 9tapnet fdr cpatpes PAD
Senoenhclie iii 2be Fcinm Co.
Battle Greei. Dei&.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Dict bereiit Slaife.

Zen 27oe Siili 1900 faiteoe Wa!fer
Goeoer / Bloomington, ST., Ell 0la1fe
no / Madinaw Hiper, 10 Util 1elt
for gpen. San par noe pan en- Splt-
tltr oa laa / Seir peo @loen. 6sr
han faiteoe. Slaifn no, ifrep ban paa
ct Stpffe Yopir, 1T 0lnoeren nlaatfe
pPre lna perlig ut unoerrette banl
ON, bpor ban iairot ocn % naar oct
par. Seooelen Iagoe ban NED / 6la-
ifelt, forfeoe pen goot til os opersnp
Sen til 9glaerue. Sor TO Tiger lioeit
lit ,Sesie @iIion / Santa Wtorlca,
California, 2ie pau 6lalfen % tog
zen op al Stilebapet. San aabneoe
Sen o. iarot Seooelen bpor Sfrlfteil
ellonil bar lpielig, og lenote Wr.
Moeoer ct grep oerom. 6laifen maa
haze flpot nebaO Mafinap % oerfra
no / Sllinois Niper, lom igien bar
iert oen no / Mi5iisiippi. "8atoenes
Saocr" bar ga taget Den tilbopS, og
uleo Strsmmen bar Dem bdniet rlutot
pao Oct Itore %eroensbap, leilet ont.
firing anp Sorn og oerpaa larlgs
Siilebapets apit Til Smrta Mtonico /
Sos Irgeles Golmtp, Sal.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Gn aetet Wamo ooo.
IRA S,itterbnl, @innsipfa.

Set er alerepe 10 Ndaneoer, lloen
Ebpmus IS. anoerfon oeoe / lt 8iem !
S;ahlauo @rupe Soipnihip, Sttteroal,
Miruu. Gnbcrion bar gpot tienet Der I
9lan @ourtp. og Oct oil interesIere mani
ae al "Y~oltcn~s 99iere at ie olsle Stnler.
s. IS. @nDeriou par feot / 1elemarten,
glproe, ben 1ooc auguit 1880. 3arl Tom
iii amerifa / Snttiaarene pg boIatte Jug
ier,t i Den ipbltae Del al Staten. Sor
% Slor lioen foni han ri Clan 60,
Winu., bpor ban lepeoe III in Seo, Den
9ne Oft. 1901. 9on par piot b%etleiot
oo a~lminbelig afbolbt az Solicit bers
pppe TIL ban bar Ell al nisie, iom bdooe
CT aopt Orb at iise iii Dem, ban mobile
a lin Sci. Nnnerion fuigte men ieoens
De ,Snteresie llcpitligueu al DC ~bor9erltge
"a firtclise Sorboloe beroper.
@neu 5ittcroal ifbloer Inberiou I'M
Silblipelie mer emo noaen anoert entelt
Raub. San bar Spcits isr,te &oltme'ter
on bnaaeec Den ferltc 9lItlt Der.
Nen life nlene iom Sprscr fplpte ban
i'm |laos bel; lterten iamleoe hans
S,lteresIer iia ON oct tirteIi9e arbeiee.
! Naret 18Sf bleo ban gift m,eb Glen
Sopbie Solution. 3oiter al Mrs. Sont
@unoerion / Salplen. gnten meo Z fns
pcrleie Sern bar Ieniebeoens opbtfelte
| Spmpati unoer Sorsen % Sapnet at
en- tro seateiGlc og tirr Saber.
g. IS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Safmen, 3u(et, Aapen.


bent pGre iitalro til at noe | Sfiffelie
al aobe Raao. Suns tilpante Sip
paa 2ouoet oil minoit fortunes. %
meo Dor Sibs oagIige Holueperin8
paa 2an6et iont observation-disclosures
me0 Doerperoenen lao er bct Dor Dor.
mening, naar Der oemmes eiter oors
,Sogttagelier, at nj ubai De Ii samie
sSarmere joni ilptter til gper, gioroe
beore | at iorblipe paa lin Sarm.
Set er pitt life llret at utoe iig lelu
noaen Mo % Spite efter ct langt Gin
AT Slio og Sleb. men bet fan lige'
iaaeo0i im6es paa San0et Joan I
gnen. 6or at eiterlobe line Arpinacr
iaa nteget iom muliat or Der oiIt
u%Itformlange. iont arbefOer Jig lige
inb | T,eopn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
96aocbuaer.

IRE buarOtogte gGggepIpmfrer
presses aiennem ct Nerilag, oarInen
blonoes iaa y Sbeife iuleltet Snlpr.
liot Salt % Teber % rof al en- raa
9GoQeplonme, laa Maslen fan hGll.
qe aoot ionnten. ptan louer beraT
mcact inlou Boiler, Iom opppeS
SG99ehpi0e. oerpoa / Wel % laa to'
aes / fo9enoc Iaro / 3 NtiWlter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Smiemat. @iliem bjen,.

Sulenatl -
WinDernes Nut!-
Sd tag mig meo | bet ltore sSslge,
Com refer lnDlpit pper 2ano % gclge
/ Iionats'tunben
pg Wionntsfreoeu
til 8arnoomsrebenl -
Tag mig meo!
Sulennt!
Minoernes Nat,
pa bis mig igien nit beilige Bang,
bpor Sulen inbpies meb &lotfetldn9, ~
bnor Sulefrcoen
og SulealGoen
bar lterit berncoen! -
- isis mig Oct. -
Sulenatl -
Winoernes Natl -
| 9a bis mig Salen, hpor 3ps Der pinfer
% iparer Stiernen, inn moo Den bltlterl
Snlelpieue.
Der / 0iemmene
/ S%ulenatten.
%is mig bent -
Sulenatl -
1iuoernes STAT! -
aa rag mig ptober, bpor fsrit iee bcrte
Oct glade 9llbifob, iom Sulen fprte:
On SeiuSbarnet,
inm / arnbben loa
for os "arne imaa."
- Sda mia bio -
SIlendtl -
Iinoernes Ndtl -
gaa luo mig / Santen enpnlt en9ait9
@anbre runlot Greet % hinge min gang,
faa Sulegl9oen
og @arnefreoen
ira @arupomsreben! -
- va lao mig! -
Sulenatl -
Srebsinritens Gatl
6reo lfiGnt Oh ale, Ill IanlIet l Neoen!
Sreo iti9ilf on belle Ntennclfebeben! -
Hreo ira 9tnlen.
;sreo opcr &rimlen.
ifiGnfe OH oerrel -
Su Serrel
Suleuatl
2ru9llerues Gdtl -
Iu lab mig fdd I9nges lGn4eS I
Stjul
o0 engans ian feire Ell cbtg 9mll
glnen.
oelge 5soerltab.
elliott. 81, Suleudt 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Caramel. EMSoine.

Man foyer | aop m~isrfebuint
Gutter - bes msrteite man Fan ioa
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-10
Sra-iloe.
Gn mnsarif Mnefbote.

Wrfoid) tr9ner i'm Sen Shonoor,
lon ban paa lpneere Sio life bal
ieet. Ger uoipiroer Jig oa meuem
Dem tslgenbe Snmtale:
Mtifoih: @aao, Shanbor, bpor.
oan saar oct?
Sdanoor: Eat, jeg - ieg bar
giitct mig.
M.: Nh Oct bar bra!
g: Sfte iaa CARTE bra.
NJ: &0aba ~ bpprfor oct?
g: @ar fnaet Ell plbgammel en-.
@.: Get bar iloe.
g.: ,Sffe iaa gamife doe enboa.
~: @porfor oct?
g.: 6if ct gammelt SSlis meo
henoe.
~: Nh, oct bar bra.
g: ,<ffe iaa ganife bra.
~: Spprfor oct?
g: Nnt, &iiiet brGnote op.
~: ao-nnh, oct bar oa iloe.
g; Sffe iaa CARRIE iloe.
NJ: 1Sor Yoffer- bporleoes oet?
g: 8omla fil9te meo S1tlet.
81: Aabll - Oct -- bar -
- hrn