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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
NINE KILLED AND
TWELVE INJURED.
Collision on the Canadian Pacific
Results in Death and Injury-DlS-
Obeyed Orders Said to Be Cause.

OCCURRED NEAR SAND ro'Sl
AND WEST
BOUND 800" TRAIN WE'RE KILLED AND IL
THE DEAD KNOWN ARE ENGINEER JOSEPH JACKSON
NEWS AGENT
MMLLgN AND SECOND CLASS CARS
AscERTAiNEp
AZ MAIL CLERK BLACK, eNoNEeH
pup ANp A PASSENGERS
xTENr OF BEEN LEARNED
ACCORDING Al STATEMENT GIVEN OUT BY 'ne ca
DUE TO TIE FAILURE Or '7I
CREW oF ORDERS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
Hoods JdrSGparill0
and Pills

Radically and permanently cure IT.
strengthen and tone the stomach and
other digestive organs for the natural
performance Of their functions.
Accept no substitute for Hoods.
ct had dyspepsia twenty-five years and
took different medicines but got no help
until began taking Hoods sarsaparilla
Have taken four bottles Of this medicine
and can now eat almost anything. sleep
well. have no cramps In my stomach, no
burning and no distress" Mas. WILLIAM
q. BARxKrr. IA oiney St, Providence X. I.
Moods sarsapsriiIa promises %
SurO and keeps the promise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
fATA RUNAWAY.
John lsdd, Killed at Worcester, Said 10
Have Brother Here.

a telephone message was received at
police headquarters this noon from the
chief OF police OF Worcester. stating that
John Ladd. employed as driver at the
Worcester insane asylum. died this morn
ing nj the Worcester hospital. having been
injured in a runaway accident. Ladd was
said TO have a brother here and the wor-
csster authorities were anxious 20 ascar-
tain whethsr OF not such was a fact
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
senate Chamber.

Providence, Feb. y, 1904.
The Committee on the judiciary OF the
Senate will hear all persons Interested IN
an act relating TO free transfer tickets
for the cities OF Pawtucket and Central
Ealls. and the towns OF Cumberland and
Lincoln. I'm the Committee Room No. 2l2.
ON Thursday Feb. llth. 1904. upon the
rising Of the Senate.
HENRY r. ANTHONY, Chairman.
JOHN w. SWEENEY. Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09

The following unions will hold sessions |
tonight
Freight Handlers, Labor Temple.
Steam Engineers, Hanley Building.
Insurance Agents, Labor Temple.
Gas Workers. weybosset street
Cigar Makers. Labor Temple
Machinists. Labor Temple
Firemen Hanley Building.
BARRIERS TAKE ACTION.
AT the meeting OF the BARRIERS union
held last evening in the Labor Temple the
committee on shops reported tnat theIe
was one shop in the city not paying .he
union scale OF wages. A committee wac
appointed to investigate the charses anu
TO report at the next meeting. This com
mittee is composed OF Messrs. Menden'
Riley. Friend, Aldrich and DAngeiis.
Another oft he committees reported
that there were certain shops doing busi-
ness on Sunday contrary to agreement
committee was appointed 10 invesusate
the matter and report at the next meet
ing.
The visiting committee reported that
there were five members on the sick list
with one I'm dire need. This matter re-
ceiyed the particular attention or the 10
| cal and a sum was donated TO him aside
| from the regular benefit.
Notice was given lhht dctioh uPO' %.
| amendment TO the bylaws would be taken
at the next session. The particular sec
tion TO be amended Is the 9Th. which re-
lates to the flning of members.
Delegates TO the Central Body were
| chosen as follows: Messrs. Mendeh'
Friend, Reiley. Hersey Galigan, Martin,
Benoit and Graham. This concluded tne
business OF the meeting and adJournmeh'
followed.
CARPENTERS 632 MBEr.
Last nights session OF Carpenters iocal
es2 was largely attended.
The first report was OF the membership
bodv which stated that there were two
candidates for admission. These were
voted into the body after which the re-
ports of the delegates 10 the Building
Trades Council we're heard.
The reports from the delegates 10 tht
district council were also heard, recon-
mending measures for the nnahcia gaii
and progress of the local
. II was also reported that the new oard'
of the local were being very largely dis
| trIbuted for the present term
, ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
, The meeting of the Electrical Worker
| was very interesting though there wa
: not much done After the regular pre-
! liminaries the reports Of the committee
| and delegates to the various peren
4 bodies were heard.
= After this the remainder OF the tim
4 was devoted TO a discussion ooncernih
= the opening OF the question box.
4 NEW BUTTONS OF COAL 1'EAsdERs
g II was announced that the buttons
Q the Coal Teamsters' Local No. $50 M
v here and being distributed The butto
IL "a OF A dlerent color from that used u
q to the present time, in that the form'
was OF red or carmen. while mat In VA
& now is OF blue. The later button Is II
y monthly one and will indicate the stan'
n ing OF the members There will be OF
button for every month OF the year ar
Is 4, "a MANNED to have a new one In col,
'r also.
N CARPENTERS JOURNAL.
" The Carpenters' journal for the presei
sr month has been Issued and contain
pc many items OF interest. Among them
u the announcement OF slackness of VOL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
SUES FOR ISLANDER.

Pasquaie clavio has brought suit against
ponato Penunchio 10 recover $1,000. suit
"a based on certain slanderous words al
Iesea 20 have been used by the defend
ant. Franklin p. owen IL attorney for
the plaintiff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE

washington trips are scheduled TO leave
Boston Feb. 12th-2Sth, March 1lth,.oth,
April sth-22d. May 9Th; $1,000 covers all
expenses for seven days trip !except
sunnsr on Fall River Line); Ave days In
Warrington at first-class hotels. visit at
philadeiphia, longer stop-over at wash
inston. Philadelphia and New York II de-
sired.
Florida--Feb. sth. March 7th; $3.50
includes stop In Washington and all trav-
cling expenses In both directions.
Drop postal for Illustrated booklet
and guide to washington 10 JOS n. iss s
gart n. Il. p. A., 3s0 Washington ST..
Roston Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
The HOUSE.

tn house OF Representatives was called
20 order az MS this morning by Speaker
Burlingame and a quorum was reported
present No committees reported.
Mr. Burlingame of Providence presented
q bin for an act IN amendment OF chapter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09

WANTED MAN THOROUGHLY
educated. as salesman: must have ability
TO meet people with means successfully;
your time II your own. can make from
s2co % $4,000 annually; the best ad-
verified concern In the country. Address
c-ig. Providence News Oct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
Distress
After Eating

Nausea between meals, belching, vom-
iting, flatulence, fits OF nervous bead
ache, pain in the stomach, 1s all
symptoms Of dyspepsia, and the longer
Il Is neglected the harder tits to cure 1t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
Mr.. Cotton Introduces Bill for an
InveStigatiOn-Att Attempt tORecon-
slider the ClerkShip Bill in the
Senate Is Defeated.

8~e~sSa
In senate there were sharp
clashes etween the majority both the Republicans
scored victories In reconsider the meas
u providing but after lively debate
:. the bill assed in conourr engrossed
special commission 10 M
refused Immediate consider
COMMITTEES on special
6
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
cARPENTERs' JOURNAL.

The Carpenters journal for the present
month has been Issued and contains
many items of interest. Among them is
the announcement of slackness Of work
In e7 cities OF the union. ranging from
coast 10 coast and from gulf to northern
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-02-09
F INANCIAL
The New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by N. CURTIS
a CO.. street moor. banisan
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

Spcu CecamTSc | San Siego 60.
Gal, bar biotil baot alt, bpao Der
bsrer til ct 6priteranss Sabeiteo mo
tagen Ell Ssorm; men / NsanoogI
bIeo Ncune @tansel at~biulpen. Bro
orenc @tc8arpin aioroe Ell rig 6iifc'
iangit o. braete ilaub foruSen eli
i~ogtotfct "Ssoefif" paa 100 GltnS
ct lioet llbure, iom iogfpnoige &Gno
ertlGre0e fcr en- pirteIia Seorm,
ifisut bare Ell hinge euboo. Zen I'M
OerIiae Stabniug er 8 600 lang, bar
en- tpnN, langenstis Srcp % ct uTI'
oist Sab. Gangs Hpggen lsber Ell
Slime, iom itaar omfring Z Sommer
tiIpeirS % siuer Spret SigbeS mcS
Ell Sragc. aiGperne er benneo Ell
600 ira 5inauoen, o. De er beIattc
meN Anoer al on~oifabSiulbe SGnoer
paa en- SommeS SGnsoe eller mere,
6iiten par Iibt uhpaaelig al ie paa.
og SoIt turSe life fomme ben nTr,
itlsut Sen par oeS. Zen bIcu ienSi
nj Sos angeles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
BY THE NUMBER.

John Morley, a few days after the
publication of his Life of Gladstone
told in a speech at Sheffield, a story
of Mr.. Gladstone's boyhood.
The lad" he said, was in the
country. A farmer was showing him
over the estate. The farmer would
pause before each field to describe
it, and before every COW, horse and
pig he would make a brief biographi-
cal address.
Finally, they came TO a small
field that contained a large black
bull.
THAT is a fine bull there, Master
William. said the Farmer. "A very
fine, strong. ~two-year-old bull
Two years old;" said the boy.
"'Yes. two years old, sir
GLOW do you tell its age;'
why, by lis horns
The little boy frowned. He
paused a moment. Then his counte-
nance cleared,
"'Ah,' he said, by it's horns. /
see. Two horns-two years
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

ioaoe hun til guffen. "ga ia,"
iaebe 9uffen, "iee iaa en- ior en-
Stuno iioeu, men bun iprang ho
fort, at on life taeer benoe igien."
Saa pcnote SroIofi9rringen og reiite
biem. Ia Senten nor M fommeH
ioa Ianst iom til 8oen, berte bun,
oct toa til at oure iaa pad 8eien.
"aom bio til mig, on" iagoe Soen,
"iaa ifaI ieg bjGIpe Dig; giem Dig
UNDER gueret NIT, eIlers fomrier
SroIofiGrrinaen 90 ta9er Sfrinet ira
Dig oe riper Dig ibieI." Get pareoe
life lpnge, ier bun fom. "Sar on
feet nogen Sente oar gnaet Der, DUP"
ingoe 3roIofiGrriugen til aoen. "So,
ieg ina en- for en- Climb iioeL men
bun er lonat borte MI, for BUN iprang
ioa fort; benoe tager on nof life
igien," ing6e aoen. IroIofierriu.
gen pcuote oa og reiite biem i9ien.
ga Sentcu bar fommen ct langt,
Ian9t Stpfte frem, og bun life bar
ira HissiGroet, bsrte bun, oct
fog til al oure iaa paa Seien, at bum
blep baaoe an9it og bange; for bun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
Moraabercm lob.

Observation-Disclosures Bopne fortGaer
en- "leen" Siitorie ira Mtilnaufee,
bporfra ban er. Gn Dag, flyer ban,
bar jeg tiIiteoe / Tetteu, og CONNIE.
rem baobe inotaget lit S9oe. Iet.
tens l(oraaber bar en- gnnmel Wano,
fom / mango slar bapoe tient mco
Sro'fab; men M begpnote aloercn
at tage paa BAN. San fafot / Sspr,
meoens ieg bar Ser, % ON Ell lioct
Sthno tog nan til at inorfe, iaa
ban i~oritprrebe Observation-Disclosures.
lloen at afbrpoe oisie. iagoe Com.
meren meb lbsi &sIt: "llbraa6er so.
mes! Der er nogen. iom inorfcr." go.
mes for op. "Stiae!" freq ban.
"SSngen moa inorfe / Retten!" % ban
ienote ct MORT glif ruuot ONT / ga.
Tor,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
Cog fell at Pusnumret

Gu muifelitcrf SrIpnoer / Gbila.
belpbin fom forenOe inc paa oct
9ontor, bpor Der bol6tes Gipil Ser.
oice @ramen ODER WGnb, iom snifebe
anIrttelie neb Eolitiet % berfcr
maatte unberfaite Jig cit fpiiif Rrspe.
"glot big!" befalebe Golitil99e,
Or. Iugnep.
"SuoO ifnl oct ~betpbe?" ipurgte
SrlGnoeren.
Set betpoer, at on ifal flpoe Dig
al; men gier Set tort" iparebe GOT.
loren.
SrlGn6eren fog &l9oerne al %
tiaoo, at 0oftoren maolte bans gprit
og Ben % banfebe Dam / Rpggen.
SOP oper Sfrnnfen!" beiaIcbe
0oftoren. SrlGnberen giorOe lit
6ebite, men Dat neb paa Rpggen.
Get III anGerne moo binonocn
og 6erer @ulpet nleb SGnoerne."
SSrlGnoeren iolbt meo Gniigtet /
8ulpet o9 bleu lint, men ia life no.
get.
SOP M ino UNDER aoIotponbs.
itroaIen!" iagbe 9oftoren.
ga, oct er moriomt", mente 6ps
rem % gior6e set.
"2e6 iaa 10 8ange frem og til
bo9e 9icnnem 8Greliet, for at hi fon
ie, bporleoes sit Sierte % Dit Ganbe.
brGt er."
"Hei," iparebe Srlpnoeren, "bet
9ier ieg life. @r bet iaa n~anifeligt
at fna en- Notwithstanding, iaa p,l
ieg belcr Iepe alene."
San bnnbe tage fell al Sitsnume.
ret og bar fomlmet inb paa EoIiti.
fontoret iiteoetfor poa sG9teifobsfon.
toret.
Ron bite bam t~iIrettc, og ban fit
2op til at 9ifte Jig. Taa Sofiimentet
Itob, at ban beocr Soiepb @c@lpnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
ct |'Hort|' Wapn.

9lou6t G6icogoS mau9e @rGfere
er ser en-, iom bar set noget tung'
pinbte Gopn Safob s. Gappafbeooor'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS San Dor
Iaugt i Spo paa Saliteao Street,
bpor ban oriper 8ri9rbanbel iom
iaa mange al bans 2onosmGnb. Gil
OGglig Srirg ~icrforter ban tit Ndpu
iii Sames, % blonbt omerifnnifc
SunoeIsmGrb gisr han oct til Sames
s. GaItros; men r1aor Sen grGife Ie.
nigbeS, boortil ban bsrer. holOer
SsitiS, falber ban zig Sappatbeooor-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, JON er
hans rette Rapu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

Set bjalp. - gn Sdublpge / en-
minore inf 9p lepereoe for lGngere
Sib iibeu en- uu9 2situontsirue ct mt
8ebiS.
IA ser par saaet ct 5ieroiugaor,
uoen at 3ruen bapbe bctalt, ieuote
SoublG9en benoe Ell aeaning. Cen
bialp life noget, oa efter et batot
gars Sorls6 bleu bun frGpet meo oct
inmme Reiultot. SnoleSeS iorlsb
ser ct Mar.
Saa miiteoe Sdnol9gen Saalmo.
6igbeoen. San ienbte Sruen ct iiblte
9rep, bport ban iroitGroig opiorOre'
DC beu0e til at betale @i9lben. Is
mooiat 6alo,~ beo set. "uil Dc | 50.
bet al s Gage ie ielaenOe Nnnouce /
DC lofale @ln6e:
"9iaig til Salg er et iaa aoOt iom
upt 8ebiS al uomerfet 4palitet. Ser
Tan beieeS / 9ilmosn pna Sru Sfnci.
Ser. SohiraSic %"
eubnu idnme Saa If SoubIGgcn
linc Eenge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

fltn0e nof pi6c, at BET bar GrolOfjGrs
rinQcrt, iom bnboe nen6t ON igien.
Som bio til mig on, ioa itoI ieg
biGlpe Dig" ia9oe RiSgiGr6et; "frpb
irn6cr apiItene mine, ioa ioo Sc life
ie Dig; cllerS tage Sc Sfrinet fra
dig % riue oig libel" Sa, bun
itDnotc jig ino unoer &uiiteue / Rias
nipr0et. "9or on icet no9en SScnte
bar Gaact Der, Ou?" iagoe 5rol0tiGrs
rin9en I'll HiSgiGroct. "Nri, ieg
bar life ieet nogen Sente," ipnrcoe
Ii&giTroet, % bar ion iinbt, at set
Iraicoe al oct, og iaa aioroe oct Jig
ioa tort, at oct life bar at tGnfc pao
at TONNE oper set; og ser blep ga
life uogcn nnoen Hooo Tor GroIo.
flprrinacn enc at pcnbe % rriie
biem igjcn.
ga Wauo6attcrcn bar fomrlen bel
bleln blco boa6e &iGrringen % 9at.
Ter benocS cnouu mere a~uinoipae paa
bcnoe, emo be boobe pGret fer, for
III bar bun enoon megct pe1terc %
Iad ailo, at oct bar Ell 9pit at ie
bcn0c. puu tit life 2ou at bare it0e
hos Dem, men De iogcoe benoe no i
Suincbuict, ser ifIIoc bun boISe iii.
Ser oultcoe bun mi pent og rent, %
Iaa lutteoe bun op Sfrinet oa piIoe
Ie, boao set par, bun babe facet /
Sen; % meo set iamme bun luffebe
Oct op, ioo bar Ser ion mcget Sub
% Selo % iau mango oeiIige Siua
/ oct. at baaoe &p9Qc % Sog bleu
bGngcnoc fulbe nlco set, % set par
mcget prpatigerc / S%piuebuiet emo
pou Ben giIocite &ong&gaaro. %
Steomooeren % Suttcrcn tit ie Bette,
bIep De rent uoof Jig % begpnSte at
ippr9e benbe, bporleoeS SicneIten
bapoc nTrct. ~Gn," iuabc 6ltn, ~
fan not pi0c set, iioen iea bar fact
'oooon Sen; oct bar iliae 6oIf % iIia
Ell Stone al ticne hos, at ser life fin.
be& @ogeu."
ga, iao pilNe aiGrringootteren
enoelig afite0 % tienc, forat bun oa.
ioa funoe ioo Jig ct ianoant @uIo.
firm. De latte iig ga iii at ipinoe
igien; men ga ifuIoe aiprrinaoatte.
rem iptnbe 9eriter % Grandchildren
Gin, % Den, iom set ierit reg al for,
ittIOe / Srenoeu. Set uareoe life
Ipnge, fSr set rsa al Tor airrrina.
Sottercu, Oct fan en- NOT pioe, % iaa
taiteoc Sc beliOe / 9rsnocn.
9hI gif oct Itge ems; bun faISt til.
bllltoS. men Hog fig life, % ian fom
bun pna ell Seilig areu @ng. ga
bun hanoe gaaet et Stptte. tom bun
til &iSgiGrbet. "SrGS life baarSt
pda mig, on ioa ifal lea birlpe Dial
igien," inahe set. MA, bpao brpr
lea mig ON en- auiitebob." iaaSe bun,
% giorNc itg tlmg % traaotc paa
RiSaiGrNet, ioa scr fuaaeNe / oct.
On libt tom bun til aocn, iom gif|
Der mGltcipruuat. "@rr iaa mil al
mGIfc mig. on" ioaor aoen, "iaa
itaI icg biUIpc Gig igien; Srif iaal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

Dem. Men ioa iane 6lisIene uoen'
for:
"Siben Streng,
Chen Sup
Iii ale SmoaiueIe iprutl"
Sn, oct aiorSe bun bum iprsite6e en-
lioen Streng al MGIreu no til Smaa.
fitgIene; ina itooe nae aiserne title
90 loo benbe mGIfe iie, oe oe buerfen
ippnote eler iporfeoe; De Ipiieoe life
CT Ben engnng.
"a SroIbfirrringen iao, bum Tom
inc meo RpIfcn ingoe bun: Set
bar on life iugct fra DIT eget grbit!
Men MI fan on toge oenne forte III.
Den oa uoife bpiO." 7ette oioite gi.
gen ilet life, bporleoe3 bum ifuIbe
meo; ior bun bapoe aIbria
'eet, al no9en bnpoe fitnnet oaife tort
lilo boio, men cnoSa ioaSc bun. in.
gen ling; bun FOG llIoen og elf no
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

bun fit "a better life bberfen utoafet
caer melfet. Sa bun ino fom inc, fif
bun baabe Sug og SfiGno al Srolb.
fiGrringen, og Iou ifulOe b1tu poife
Den forte llloen boio; men oct gif set
life beore meo.-Gette ipnteS Srolbs
fiGrringen bar for gait, og iao iatte
bun frem ire Sfrin ct root, ct arsnt
% ct blout, og ingbe, at benbe babbe
bun life @rug for, for bun oltebe life
til noget, men til 9en ifuloe bitu
Iigcpcl ion Sop at tagc, bpilfct Grin
bum Diloe. 9a lang 8uglenc:
Gag life set g%rsnne,
Sag life BET rebe;
Wen tag bet 6lno,
Com hi bar iot
Gre &orS oppou!"
Sln brpOoe Jig life ON, bpno 6itg.
leue lang, men tog oct rebe, iom BET
gloeoe melt al. Saa gop bum Jig poa
&eien og gift biem, og bun fit ga gaa
/ goo 90 og @as; Ser pnr ingen, iom
intte efter henoe. % bun fpm biem,
blep Ser en- itor 8lGoc pno Mobereu,
o9 DC gif itrar inb / Storituen og
iotte Sfrinet ser, for Sc troeoc, at
Ser life par onbet enc @ulb og SsIp
/ set, % sc trrfte, at boooc @pgge
og SoG ifuloe forgplbte; men ga SC
nGbncoc Sfrinet, iaa o9ltcoc ser no
bare Ormc % Gabber, og l,uor airr'
ringontteren Illffebe op WunOen, ian
bar set lige ems: Ser pGIteoe ito baos
Sc Srmc oa Enore og oft lltsi, iom
tpufeS fiu6e, iaa oct tilii6it bar ltmlir.
li0t at bore / SuS meo henoc.> Oct
bar ben 9en, bun fit, foroi bum bopbe
ticut SrolofiGrringen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29

til 9renoen nPS. Son ionq Smoo.
iuglcnc at bun ifulOe togc lilOen og
bouc Den op i brn itore 9etten JON
itob Scr, ioa bleb ocn not bpi6.
"ltci, neil" iugbc SrolOfirrriu9en,
ga bin fom inc meo llIbcn, Gig
uptter set life at babe, on fan 10
Qiere nIting; on tom I'll at GrGre
Sipct al mig tiIiioit oct cr bcbIt OIL
inor Heiicpo&."
Soa iuttc SroIOfiTrringen frcm
ire Sfrin, ct root, ct arsut og ct
blaot. og ioo ifuIbe bitn ion 2QO at
toge, bpilfet bun piIOc bope al 0i$ic,
oa oct ifilIoc pGre &sunen benoeS.
Sun pioitc mi life, bnab for ct bun
ifuI6e taqe, me SmoailgIeue lang:
Gag life set arcnue,
Sog life set ROE;
Mcn tag set bIou,
Som hi bar lat
Gre SorS oppau!"
Sum tog set blaa, iaole6cS iom
SugIene lang. "Spi rGrc dig %
oo!" iogoc SroIotiGrrin8eu, "bet ifnI
on uof fomme til at wuoeipIoc."
"a @ouo0ottcreu M ifuIoe rciic,
ifieO Srolotirrriu9en Ell 9loeube
&erniteng cftcr ben0e; men bun
iprong bngom Gereu me6 Oct iomme
% giemte Jig, iou ben life trni bcu0e;
ior SmouitaIenc bopbe iogt bcube,
bDorleoeS bun itltIoc bore iig as.
Sum off MI ioo fort bun fuuoc; men
0a bun fom bortoucr til g@bIetrGet
hertc bln, oct tng til at 6ure ina
pul &cicu; set par SrolofiGrrinacu
% Gatteren benbeS, iOm fom efter.
&cnten bIeo idn rGO, at bru life uio.
itc, hpor bun ifuIhc giere al iiQ. Som
his on" iogoe ggbIetrTct, "iao ital
ica hiTlpe dig; aoa uuoer @rcneuc
mine % Qiem Nig, ior ioar sc lat pun
Dig. ion taae Be Sfriuet ira oia o.
riuer Niq ihiel." ga, set gicroc bun;
% ret iom set par, ioo fom Srolo.
&iWrrinNCu % Gottercu. "Sar on
icct nuGcu &eute bar goact her, ou?"
iolOc EroI0fiUrrmQcn. ola, ia,"
'Oaoc 9gbletrGet. Scr iprang en- Der
tor5I 'or en- Snul0 iiocn; mru bun err
lao IorNt bortc. al ! aloria naur
beuoc tGicn." Sau peltOte SroIo.
tlTrrIn0cu ON ~ rcIitc bicm i9ien.
&cntcn elf ct Stutfc frcm; men
ga bun tom bort til @uffu bsrtc
brn, oct tog poo NJ Oltre ioa, al bun
life otolte hucr bun ifIIOe gierc al
lig. loa unlit % bauae bIeu bum; Tor
blm tanOc nof pioe, at set par SroIo.
flGrrin8cL JON haOoe bctrntt ia
iQicu.
"stom bio til mig on ioa ifal lea
bieIpc dig" iagOc @uffcm "aicm oia
rm0er uIoen mint ian Ter Sc oig life;
eIIer2 ta9c De Striuct ira dig o. ripe
dig libel"
&ct ION oct par, ioa fom Srolo.
tlUrrInaeu inrcroc, "Nnr on icet
. nogcn SeHte bar gnoct Der, Su?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
Spiicr SnegIer.

s 8oriS bar Ser nplig en- Ssnoag
Ell &appeitrio meaeh TO fine 9oule:
pa%robe6oere, ON bpem ser flrnoe ipiic
De fleite Sne9ler. @Gooemnolet aiolbt
5000. SpecieIle burguuoiifc Sneg.
Ter, opiebte pnn Sinrarfelsp, bleo
ipiit. Gn itor, belipet Soriomling
iogttog aappeitrioen, pg cfterboert
iom De TO STROLLER ipGlgeoc SEN ere
Snegt otter Sen onben, tilfloppeSe
man oem begeiitret lit giialo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
"alin / Ser,
Gut / Straai
Slim Ger,
Hut Straa!"

ga oct gjorOc bunog iao hmoc bun
5Grc @uub / Goblet not iao QoN,;
men "a bun tom bicm mco @anNct.
% GrolOfirrriugcu ff ic Goblet,
iagoc hun: Get bar On life iuget al
DIT cQct @ruit."
S1o iogOc GroIOtiUrriuQcn, bum
ifuIoc Qon / IiBict % mootc "a
meIfc; men "a bun fom oiO, uor ser
IN Sfutie ian itor % tuug, al bun
life hrnoe rao0c meO Den; bun tlmoc
life I6ite Den engoul. Sm uioitc
nj iIet life, buorIeOcS bun itlIoc bare
liz 40; men 6ualcnc lang. al bun
ifuIoe tlge Simeifaitct % fate no
Iiot, iaa iISt alt bet suriac eiter. Get
3ioroc bun, % aIorig ier Onr Nct
8iort, iaa par Gisict iua rent, iom
on oct baooe funoe pare maafct %
ieiet. 9u ituloe bun iii at mplfc
aiserue; men De par ioa urolige; DC
baaoe iparfeoe og ipGuOte. iaa al
BUN ilet life fuuSe fommc iii at mrlfc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-29
Sra ipreote Setter.

Sfrrffelig. = Wrs. Sanien: Or
life &rig en- f9l Sing9 :.
Wrs. Slien: SO, ben er ifrGffelig.
Soften bar ioa htIo al @rigSnpt I
forrige Humer, at ben bare bapbe
Stun for ct Gar 9inier ON set itore
Selifab hos mig.