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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
THE Observation-Disclosures OFFICE.

This is by far one of the most important
Offices city NewNork for the suppression of
crime and It Ia to the DlstrctAtorney that the people
must look more than other officer connected with
the criminal administration Of justice. for the suppress
sion of crime. Immense power attaches to the
Office OF District Attorney, which be welded for
good or evil under the laws they at present exist
crime the CITY OF NewYork can he greatly diminished
incumbent OF that Office has but an eye single to the
public good. =,
The Committee regret say that they have found that
the OF the DstrictAttorney has been Tor number
of years past neggently and nefciently administered
While the Committee make no charge of dlshOn
esty Of PURPOSE the they regret
that he fused to appear and make explanations In re
gard to matters which upon their face exhibited neit
Cheney or neglect suggest remedies which ght
the OF preventing them In the futurr In te
iud gmcnt OF the Committee some OF the assistants are
persons OF ordinary merit and legal ability and to them
ho ding no official responsibility, seems 10 have been
Entrusted TO "a very great extent the running OF the Office
Prisoners seem to have been indicted and dis
charged without the knowledge Of the District Attorney
bail taken apparently without his consent and prisoners
taken from the Jurisdiction OF the inferior magistrates
without his suggestion by an Assistant Attorney
and even by clerk his office and these persons DIS
charged without any apparent reason or cause
his knowledge IL would appear that more than 100 III
dictmcnts we're found In day through an assistant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18

arainst lottery dealers without his knowledge an
attempt made to ndct OF the most respectable
reputable citizens OF this city against whom There
for complaint but evidently intended Tor
the purpose OF saving from indictment tWo Prson t
meBts against Lottery dealers, keepers or houses ol
prostitution, and other dsorderlv persons, have been
f. md, and only the very smallest percentage OF
them has been tried The most successful rorgefes
ever known have been committed; many OF tne
criminals were arrested at great expense, ana
most OF them discharged. Many OF
Tweed in extensive depredaons have been arrested
and but few Of them have been tired ana puiisncd "A
In the face Of the facts az they exist and OF this es
mcny unexplained by the istrct-Atorney. the Com
mIttee have doubt that he has been Negligent III
his duty IL seems To the Committee. from the
few cases presented persons who have been baed that
If person manage to procure bali, he couo saiey
feel that Lie was released from further prosecution
REMEDIES SUGGESTED.
There are but few remedies which the Committee are
called upon 10 suggest OF these they deem very
important. The assistant district attorneys and the
chief clerk, also, IL intrused with the powers which
the chief clerk in the Office OF the DstrcAttorrey OF
this city to be inrusted WITH should ne sworn ON
GERS and the Committee therefore recommend thc enact
meni OF a law compelling them 10 take and subscribe be-
fore Justice Of the supreme Court, an oath OF once.
At present the gr0sscst dereicton VI duty can oy DC
punished by removal from office The Committee
recommend that the Legislature provide that an an
made lien upon the property described IN the bond,
the time il IL fled with the Clerk OF the Court Oh
bond be flied forthwith with such clerk ana III cases o,
bail aiken before committing magistrates, snrh D1hn
shall be forthwith filed with the same clerk ms inc
Committee believe will be the means OF pr.yeh,ihg 40
a great extent the giving OF bogus straw bail,
which has been SO common. lhey suggest 'hc
enactment Of law that no money shall be received w
the Distrct-AtOrncy i'll lieu of bail bond except upon
ord Of te court to that effect, specifying tie amount
to he received. =,
In the opinion OF the Committee a law should
be passed defining the power OF the District
Attorney to permit refuse parties 10 appear
before Grand JuIies with their complaints.
IL is clear to tie Committee that the Grand
Jury been times aud can he used as an engine oil
grave injustice To the czen, and mat indictments nave
,,,u
tu,uuy taken before the committing magistrate. Tue
Committee, thrI efore, recommend the enactment OF
laws that shall he unawfu for Grand Jnry 10 1nd an
Indictment except upon the testimony OF Witnesses sworn
before tlcm ana that the evidence taken before com
hitting gistc shall he used by them only II AZ all,
for tie purpose facilitating aud aiding the cAaina-
LUn OF witnesses VINO are presented before thehl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
CIVIL ARREST AND IMPRISONMENT
Nour C,u,nittpr vguull recommend that n


sustaining the prisoners I'm Ludlow rtrcet Jail he
t.h,n away from the sheriff hardly any legitimate IN
come can accrue HIN nom the prison, Isl cciy II the
United states prisoners longer remain there. That
Tomb absolute and uncontrolled authority over lr
manage IA nj. subject only the authority al MS supo-
or-un arIail cIrut which IL seems very doubtful Tat
prison las enjoyed for ~" last year. mat the COMFY
maintain the prison, making proper appropriation t"t
an H. EXPENSES. the pay of Ms keepers. the iuc iood
medical ana all the other wants OF the pms
IN this way the prison Will cease Ia be looked
upon u money getting il>tfu "n and VIII DC worthy
of the great city when 10 now uSgracrS
but lollr Committee would furtucr recommend an en-
tire the laws concerning arrests On cNli pro-
ccs: IT, incc. tie leg stature dc M u Wise to continue
uipisunni debt any onger-a matter as to me al
V.sIbity of ic the COmuttc entertain grave dOibts
They recommend that the tOde of Procedure b. go
ans udc order Of arrest shall be granted IN cases
person character. ot breach oil promise 81
MARRIAGE for iur ~ ~ nay, or because the defend
claimed b. about 10 leave the states iuis ic-
stricng power o. arrest IN cyil process substantially
Ia cases of fraud cinbc2lemcnt, and breach OF trust
We Tor maintaining Tie power OF arrest IN
such cases Is libel assault ana battery SANDER, etc In
libel cases. II remedy j. sought, an action Tor dam
ages les II the punishment OF the offender Is sought
criminal action may be brought, and the one remedy does
not shut out the other.
They further mus earnestly recommend more speedy
trial ~ the ISSUE whether or nOt ground for ar
rest lies. man is arrested upon e1 pafte aldaviis,
and II give tue bail required, MS only altcrna
tive answer ny other er pdTte aihdaVts winch are
again liable De rebntted aud unless lie can 70. dis
charged upon such application, lie must lie III JAIL u
I'll his may be tried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
CORONERS.

There are four coroners in the City of New
York. receive compensation by fees, and who spend
substantially their entire time in the duties OF their
Office The most important Suggestion which We
can make In reference this office is that the coroners
should De salared officials. There seems no special
reason why they should be paid by fees any more than
police Justices whose duties theirs somewhat resemble
and while they should undoubtedly be wclpaid officers.
1t is probable that they rather Oyerpaid now =
II may De a uut worth taking into consideration
whether any particular advantage accrues from keep
n. M the corouers in the CITY Of Ncw-lnrk
The Committee have not been able to learn that any
great good derived from their continuance IN Office
which might not be obtained through other sources just
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
THE PIANO AT HAMPTON ROADS.

To The EdltOr or INC Tfl0Hhe.
SIR: polite negresses are playing on State
pianos AT HAMPTON Roads" 1NlrginIa THIS startling
announcement appeared m TIE TRIBUNE Of Jan % W
letter written by the Rev. John Miller kne" th"t INC
statement was incorrect; but 10 make assurance uouDy
snre requested Gen. Marshall, one of the Faculty I'D
tell what lie knew about polite negIessvs iaS hs on
state nIouo- M HAMPTON" Ie IN reply lhrie -
HE irstrllm nt which may b. called piano. he
Inn IN, Ia the Normal school II was gwen years su 10
H. .bnol brfor, il was incorporated 10 some Boston
fricnds n j. seldom uscd for any other PURPOSE than
fnr tbe students march out by when dismissed Ihls
~ IN. ul iauo belonging the school. This school IL
mainly supported 10y Northern bencvolcnrc. The state
of Virginia appropriated COR Its Use Outiid Of TIE Agi
,uul Colluge Land scrip received nom Congress Iof
the support schools OF aricut rc ana the mechanic
arts About on,ourth Of the average annual neon Of
the school, about onecighth OF It's annual receipts
has been derived from this uud No other aid s cen
received from the state, though the most kindly le"ih
is shown toward both her officials and ner citik'
Please do The school Justice. l..
Hampstead, l.. T., Feb. g. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
THE PRINCETON ALUMNI AND DR. MccosH

At the regular meeting of this Association,
held evening OF the 18th inst, Nh Hugh L. Co.e'
rising to question privilege, said: desrr to MAXI
persoua EXPLANATION At the lat meeting Of the Assoc
cton in the course the debate on the relation oil tho
Greek Letter Societies the College made some re-
marks concerning the government Of the COLLEGE, which
we've certain quarters as sort OF I'll
sona arraignment OF the distinguished gentleman 20
mas lie honor 10 preside over the college taxi tins
onnoTtunity the FIRST which has presented Itself sine
Inc utteranccs were made to any that mad not tno
sshfest intention Of rejecting personally upon tho
head Ut college, upon any OF the college aaihof
ties MY remarks directed against what peiisNea
aud still believe to De- erroneous and pernclous e~
tenn ant, not against any individuals vhomsoever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
REDUCTIONS IN SOUTHERN FREIGuTs.

A vigorous competition has sprung up De
tween the coastwise steamship lines plying between
NewYork City and Southern ports and the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad which has led to marked reduction
OF the rates The rates by rail not remuneratiye
they are lower the rates charged by the trunk
lines The fast freight lines take rstclass freight 10
the rate OF ~ per 100 pounds while the
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line carry II for only %
cents The following the reduced rates to other
points In the SOuth: selma 90 cents NewOreans, II
Nashville 81 cents; Atlanta, so cents Memphis III o.;
and Little Rock, u -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
TwEED's POWER WITH LOTTERY MEN.

COOK, sHEEIIAN, AND BARCLAY FORCED UPON sin-
MONS co. BY TWEED, NOT MoRlIs,Ef-Coohs
IMMUNITY FROM PUNISHMENT.
TO the Editor OF me tribune.
SIR: The impartial report contained III TIE
TRtpusP of the now somewhat celebrated lott ~ SUM
induces me 10 correct few inaccuracies contained IN nc
report of Feb. Is. Tho reporter In describing tie
"heelers mentions the names OF William Cook and An
drew sheehan as the friends OF John Morrssey repre-
senting his interest in lottery business with simmons
& Co. The fact is these were III the Interest OF
Tweed who M that time was battling with the
"youne Democracy" Of which John Morrissey was
the leader for supremacy in the Democratic party
Tweed after his I'm Albany by the purchase OF
Winons carried his warfare to victory. In payment for
the services rendered by sheeba barclay aud Nooh Ho
them h. T. Summons ~ Coz ulaidEeIs oI tps
LOTTERY through the agency OF sweeney, guaranteeing 10
simmons a Co. immunity from prosecution dhd tAo
seryices the Police Department To DIVE All oposton
out of the way carried out ILLS portion Oi thc
~ money a. interest In tn" business, but wien
called ON by Summons the aid or the Police Drpart-
ment Tweed on account Of his waning power, was nm
able 10 pond hence the contract ceased, ana COOK ne
came forge! instead of a lottery manager ana now IN
England enjoying $4,000 OF the cly FUNDS "liio Two
untlled indictments lie peacefully III the ONCE Oi
tne District Attorney. Why these indictments arc
nor fried or the forfeited ban bonds collected. tue
ned is unable say though II may be bScauSs
tLe bailor Is the Ria9 gambler, John L. Chauberhb
Who seems 10 have enjoyed .reat immunity from pros
ecution william Hennessey Cook, the person hDoNo
alluded Ia, Was the pet and associate ot Sul"ilh-
t.u,rut Kcso and cN Judge Joseph DoMllhg o ~" SIAM
Ward who introduced Cook INTO politics lof s qua urt
title OF the King OF the kcpeaters OF the sixtn Naa
AN OLD Policy PLAfhR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-18
CRIME IN NETWORK.
THE POLICE MAINLY RESPONSIBLE.

THE POLlCE MAINLY RESfONSlDLE.
REPORT OF TIE COMMITTEE on TILE INVESTIGATION
OF THE CAUSES OF CRIME-THE POLICE DE-
MoRAIIzED-PoLIcE CAPTAINS AND DETECTIVES
PROTECTORS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
TIE DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY's oFFICE-THE PRESENT
ADMINISTRATION LOOSELY CONDUCrED-RECoM-
MENDATIoNs OF THE COMMITTEE.
The Committee OF the last Legislature consisting
of Thomas Cooper Campbell, Leo C. Dessar. John L.
MCGOWAN, Jacob Hess and James w. Hustled, yes
teray submitted their report and conclusions 10 the
present Assembly. The report is a terrible arragn-
ment of the police and the Dstrict-Attorneys Office
Much of the crime in this city is attributed to the
decentralization of the police, and the iAefhclency OF
the prosecuting officers of the county, The Excise
Board. too, is reported to be inefficient
The following extracts from the report and recon-
,nepdatons of the Committee, which fill volume of
100 pages, contain the most important facts and
suggestions presented by the Committee The
greatest space is devoted to the police management
Decorah-posten., 1876-08-17

af, iaa fom hi rimcIiapis til at ben.
te l0n9e. Wsn ie9 tror % sr for
pisIet ON, at nGlten enhper al os
funoe lpnre en- eler TO Dollars ON
Waaneoen. oerlom bet ri9ti9 par os
ON at alere. Won oct life bar
lan9t beore at lepe tarpeli9ere, al
aiers Nifalo paa Wun9t % Ws9st,
iom / Summenli9nin9 mso pore
Berns friitsli9e Spora9elle moa ip.
mes u%heopenoi9t, emo altio at fla9e
oper at 3lberne ere banroe 90 at iutci
blipcr tiIopsrs? Serlom pi mener
Oct opri9ti9t meo Dor 8riltenoom,
berlom pl euifer al Sierlet at le
SUBS &irfe forplantet nj pore 81.
terfommere, laa fan ri life / 9iss-
0plpl9beo luffe pore Sreu for Oct
arap, iom her titles til os, men
ale lom Ell legQe Saanb paa @rr'
fst % pilli9en ore Dor Stlrru, me.
act sIlsr libet, efteriom SUB / lin
Tispom bar 9ipet os Gpne til. o9
fan ri ferit faa SfOlcn ignp9, iao
oil NOT Sub 9ips os Wioler III al
forllGtte ben.
90 bermec p0ii oa Sageu anbC.
ialst I'll Weni9beneus pelulllI9c vi.
ltano. Waafte 8uo Gabne nores
allies Slsrler. at pi funoe le nor
Yll9t o. bauple iaa, at ri paa Dom.
mems Oas ireioist fan meoe irem
% li9e "Se, 9errs, Der ere ul %
Der ere Dc, III os bstrOeoe."
Weo opr'8tls Spsr Tor triitsli9c
WCni9bsosltoler te8ner les
Gn y0lmono.
Decorah-posten., 1876-08-17
Y9reiloen sr 10 Tiger. unoerpjs
gen foltsr 500. @utorii,rr
y9lbreu Diploma Qipcs
e'Ier iuloenot Drrttlo.

Sn5en NrTtuHeitabtr icvtrss; snsr \
goli III SlJft ian l9rs eet.
Stlnnnarii'e acuer N Qilu n Il
etr a. lS-45 Mar i'ule he ~
S~etlIlbeoen III At iIre e,llt Sl5 ,rn-J
efres 9Rce rsmlll ~ r~trtrtsr itm ues1
&c. ttlminsrtc N II Stlisn agrrr /
ScrntmstTe. At Rate IN intFualfej
aniett yepepei.
Ceits CT edt entiif autius. lem Sind
net mee %lluNrrlsninl q i'srsr11
>rr8 "a tuu Il be3rEutigt Aara, d
tltcer anialei.
RTrmtrt SrpsniHl mtte,ltS irit NAL
lln4fnet. Anmtlbslit en- Spllhlt % |
trimming Ill netis aurils mll t!tinrtn|
,tllI rn,sn muntili3 sIcr Fuula al
hlnapu'e >prN nj SuridIsla,n O.
y dNr bhr. mrlh1m eltr Srrf.mj
IT. Wrs Gltn w Her. Sml ~
nllitn l79 8ef &libjnlicn Si...t
AZ Nlire). 6bttl5r 5QHuf.
NIB. ! hen m,e Ann3liu rr 1
Neolas AretltuA cgil1es &luat I
rrfrit Ncrlssn,H4 lmco &yrallan
litfmrlert hInos tunns cgillfs irt /
ttiimt.tB Anmdoslie Nrcm V1r.l : \
Sircttiuncd
Decorah-posten., 1876-08-17

flsrbe Sauuar, taber bun 8oblet.
SUN bar la9t nei til 9oro Grtcourt
% &aptein Normau. Gil Sc for.
lcge at opertaIe benbe til at 9ifte Iia
meo mig
"Mieo Gem! Misn Sc eIlfsr beubs
10 iffe."
"Sanoclis ies sier, % iss bar
altio 9iort Oct. men iss pOper itfe
at iise bet"
San bar bles, % bans Orb leo
bpit.
"Ost piIoe life nptte til no9st,"
iuarsoe ies. iost lss n~uiIfaarlis trat
mig liot tilbase. "6rcfsn Cartoon
oil aloris pere ialif mob lin feritt
8lGrli9beo."
"Senf paa 8Ooist." iasNe ban.
"bpor ier9eli9t for beuoe. ipm cr lao
lmuf, laa bssapst, at tabe bette"
San par fommet mig laa ner, a
bans beoe Manbe bsrprie MIC. Seq
traf mig after tilba9e.
Seq fan intet gierc," loNee ieS
"0st or life min Sag. 81 MAJ
lelp tale for Gem"
"9et ital les, % ie9 ifal uioe a
siere mig bert. 90 10 minore bal
its at totfs Gem for, iasbe bar
Ieenoe. OortlGites).
Decorah-posten., 1876-08-17

mso bam en- @aus bpert Mar. Su.
% mcoe BAN en- Sang paa
min Sobpanbring | no9le Minutter."
"gr bette $emmslisbeoen | bet
buIe Sre?"
asa, ri bruete bet Sr9 iaa ofte
for, ri taIbte bet bort Yoitbus. 81.
Den bar ri bru9t BET, tbi ri tunoe
life benptte Soften, % ie8 pilos lite
beitiftc mine 8ienere."
"War bet pso ct ili9t Weee. at
Sc table Mrmbaanbet?
"Sa, iss par fun hos bam / ii
Minuttsr. San bar iaa fcranorst,
iaa msbtasen. iaa ips. Vt, buorls'
oes oil bette eube2"
"SsriOm De lite glitter Gem. oil
Sc tabe belle Oerss Sormue."
$50 men bet eicr intst. Spao
8Ieoe funos ies baue al Ysnas?"
"Wfen l9t MI, at no9et inptraf,
iom sobtsiorbe Cir 8ups rltpIbis.
bep - bpao laa ?"
"Na piloe alt bore 9oot. Seq
bar bsost iaa me9et cerom, men BET
sr life fleet. Seq bliusr eammsl
mibt / min unsoom utaalmoois
litsostior fortrcitnin9sfulo. rsiiSneret
iiteoetfor lpffelis."
VII.
gu foritoo ies benoes Sabers llro,
MI pibits iss. buOrior 6riere tom %
6riere git. ale uocn BeubereIle.
Seq bolot iaa af benos, men funos
life bielpe bsnbe. Ssnbss un9bOm
uiIoe ipinbs. bsnoss Sfienbso piIcs
afblomitrs. bun pilbs blipe mere
ulpffeIis for bper Sag.
Seq tGnfte beitanoig paa. bpOrs
lsbes ieS funoe bi9lps benos. Der
par fun en- Maaoe, peo at pfc 8ups
llifploisbeb o9iaa iss trOebs pau
bans ulfpIcisbeo, fOrri ies itts fun
be t1nfe mig. at ben. lom Slllppa
elifsbe fnnos siere Jig ifpIois i en-
Zig 8isrnins. Wen busm bar ltpl
Dig? Sup Brooflpn? Nrtbur Bran
bon Ser bar en- 8aaoe. Gn bap.
De iOrloffet ben ~itaftels Yise. % Del
en-, lom iorssau at ban ellfsoe ST
lippa, men bpem par bet?
Glitter fom Sui. % bun oil pGrI
fire % ipue Mar / Sanuar. Sun E
Nar % belle Den berlise glenoon
pilbe pGrs tabt. Oet par bag iff,
bsrpaa ic9 t9nfte iaa meeet iom pac
bsnpss llnsoem % Sfienbeo, ben
bss 9iUslpffe, iOm ipanot meb bpe1
Dag.
Wins Sanfer git altib no paa
bporlebes bet bel ifuloe p9rs muli9
at uohnbe, met bpem Mnice bapb
forlabt Sings Norton. Gu Sal
gift ies Op % iaa paa benoes Oil
leoe.
"OerIom Der tuu 9apes mig c,
Me9le til at lcie benne 8aabs o!
lfafe mig Mnlecnin9 til at fern
Mistanten fra Sup BrOotlp," mum
leoe ie9 til mig islp.
Den Dag ipntes Susbsrren msgs
bspesst.
"Silippa", ia9oe ban, "les ct Brs,
fra Mrtbur Brandon. San fommsr
biem. Scg Maaneosr fri. CAB bans
8Urelier blips iatte iitanb."
Baape 6aoer % Oatter ipnts,
mco @l9os at tGnfe paa bette Bsiea
"Gr be GLAD ousr. at Osrss Sect
ter fommer ?" ipurste ise en- Mftsn
Seq peb life risti9." luareos bun
"3ror Sc - til9ip mig ostt
Spprssmaal - tror Sc, at bet par
BAN, iOm bspro9 Nnics ?"
Seq peo lite. 8labps, fun Sim
len peo bet. Gn sllsr anben pa,
ifplois; men oct sr life @up osrpac
er ies bis. Mere fan ies lite iise.
San fOm en- uoffer Sulspas. Sar
bar rant mlllt9r, lmuf % bslspsn
Oerlcm Oct bar no9et at ubiGtt,
paa BAN, laa bar Oct, at ban bal
for "brnn"; bans Saar par brunt
bans Stie9 par brunt, Sinene pal
bruno. Men ban bar munter oG
beba9slla, % msaet penIi9.
Seq feIer mig iOm en- SfOlssut
lom fcmmer biem, Snfsl," iasos ban,
"buiIfet bsrlist Sism."
"Oer boiler en- Sfpsss opsr oct,
iuarsoe ben @amls, zen Sfpaae lom
Decorah-posten., 1876-08-17

"5a.@ iparebe bun alporlis. "@ler.
ne"
81 9if. Set Dor en- bebaseli9
Sur paa en- Sommerbag. Solen
bar moo fin Neosans. Sniinoer al
Sniefter % Susls iumme cmfrln9
os, Sommeren itob / fulo Yraet.
$an itanbisbe unoer ct fort Sre.
"Sis mig. SiIippa," la9cs ban,
"bar bin 6aper Mistante til @nb
BroofIpn."
San %belfpIosr bam me9et uret.
iGroi9sn bsrfor. Sette er @runoeu
til, at alt Samfpem msIsm Dem er
a%ibruot."
80 Dup" ipursts ban, % iao
alporli9t baa benos.
"Ss9 tror bnm nlfploi9." lagos
bun.
"Ost aier iss o9laa." iasbe ban.
"Ss9 oil lotts nit 0iu / SAINT paa,
at Sun Brooflpn life funoe 9lere
en- ilie @iernin8. Wcn busm bar
siort bet ?"
Sun piite tit imuffe Inli9t % iaa
OF MOB Simmelen.
"SimmsIen alens peb oct, % pi
lfal lGre Bet at fienoe / Oct ancet
3ip ON life / bette"
Saa fom ri til &itfs9aareen, buor
Mnice 8anss 8rnp par unoer Den
itore Gpprss. mUrfst meo ct hpiot
&ors. Mribnr Brandon to8 Satten
af % itoo en- SID taus, meoens
Saarerne ruIlcoe NED ao bans Sin.
Der.
"StaffeIs Mnics, itaffels Mnics. "
la9be ban, spun mso al i'm Sflen'
bso, Wib % GllfuGroisbeo, at taa
en- Zig Gnoe"
"8i blep Der Ell SID. % oa ri
git tos Sllippas 6etter mco lla
uo9Ie Blade ira 8rapeu.
"Sss ifal siemme oisle ION en-
griunrina." iaSos ban. Oerpaa til
feisos ban, lbet ban laa paa ste
men, men b%porfOr llaar Der fun SOr'
napnet "a
"Soroi hi life peo, ON bun pir'
fslis par gift ellsr ei. % ON laa pal
mep bpem."
Seq er pis pao at BET life bal
msb SUB" iagce ban.
Silippas Mnii9t blu8ieoe, % e
9ps lfinnere / benoes Siue.
"Ost sr ics o9iaa %iulotommen."
"5ror on GA life, at Din 6aoeI
oil aipe sftsr. Set er BOG uretfGr
Dig at itraHc en- ulfpIrie."
"San nil life 9iue efter. Seq oil
Dc %lnarere pente, at SOlen lfu!pu
falce NED fra Simmelen."
"Wen nanr ban MI ianot, at 8ut
bar uifpleis ?"
, "@uo Qiue bet. Men 3ioen aaar
% ben, iom bar btparet i'm lfrGf
teli9e 9emmsllsbso iaa lGn8e, ui
t NOT o9laa siere Oct berefter."
Saa bsspnots Brandon at tai
ON andre Sing, % pi fom biem.
San iputes life at baue Spit ii
at 9aa / 8slea. Son bar altlt
blsmme o9 iammen meo Os; BAT
git mso os, fierts mso os, leits fol-
ss. altio liuli9 % bsba8eli9, opmerf
lom % ~forbinotli9. Sans Snme1
par isunt, albri9 laa is9 bam mis-
itsmt. % alto baube ban no8et in
terssiant at iise.
Sa ban bapbs p9ret Der / nOaer
3ib, traf ban mig en- WOrSen
Oripbuiet, buor leg aioroe nosls 8t
fettsr, lom 6refsn Cartoon pilos fen
be bort.
San biolp mig.
"Oet par ell lfrGffsIi9 Siitoris mel
Mnice 8ane," iaane ban plublsIig
"Sen bar SlOrt bette Sns 9anift
onoerleoss. Snr De no9enllnoe leel
Cir SUB Brooflpn
Seq ipareoe, at ie9 life bapoe.
get er baarot for bnm. Oel
9ier mig onot. San oar iaa GLAD
/ 6ilippa. % bun i BAN. Ser er
nof in9sn llpii9t til at 6aoeren al.
Der e%fter."
"Nsi, bet tror lite ies heller.
90 beriom bun life er gift inben
fieroe Sanuar, oil bun maaite tabs
oenns pafre gienoom. Set CT BOG
for gait"
"Sun inneS life Qt t0ufe berDaQ.
Decorah-posten., 1876-08-17
Srp cneitc rcgnldrc ydrcanftaIt
}0r0cmOorc | DC Tor. tot.

Get nglie 8urius oil paa rpirrhr,. i
Here Iremrdaenee it~aneinapti,e 61milisr
uoen BET enSdite % tocife auriIs r,i,,
latit ei sarefnrius / Re ftanein1pii,,' !.
Ter oerpec al aipe retinoioe apinh5r ~
llSbso nj cirttlig at uoolnne ma
moeerraSst ~ i%aaleoes libl4lpt Zen gSp,,
paa busli5e. tpaliittrsee itinpinniit II
msert, lem mso @arene tlirsr mere "a
rslsiise her | sancst. .
s9rtanltalttns itanbinapil,,
otltn9 tliper erunna llnetrpisrir,; I
osmooernSet meeotIt / b itaneinlrjT =
! si9pfo mee llnnerptsnin1tn pll IN
ltliellerne I eurcrl. Gen v~rltnift III
9lalp lldrfl nleo lem uttn SntuIrJ
lares, lt9elcm clila unesrrernIpl y
9ellen Al Wceerblnralr ~ RrotS
8rrRinina eit. els. "a h irrnsfn, al
lab III arinpes ~ 8srnaplfpmmS }
eeles.
Decorah-posten., 1876-08-17
Docorah
Billiard Hall,
ST.

uueerte9neee tiliaoer ~ bsrpee at
beflenet9isrs fer line Greee Sanosmanb
al be bar aabuet en- ny ncrif
SALOON
/ Oeecrab, bpcr &c nil berarts line
Suueer mse friift ca sobt Cl, beeiie
Sta9s Bin iamt Hiaarer. vi bar to
me meeerne 8inilrebcree. 9i ltal
altie bebanele pcte Suneer fcretcm.
men6e.
Nm q x Srlfcrabi.
x. y. Rnueieu CT altie tilfeee fer at
betleue 0euuer 90 Sunecr. Y. %