davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
@aibingfpn.

Zen 17be Suli. Den tprfiile
Winilter Der bar fra Gpnitantinp.
pel faat Telegram, at DC tprflite
Irrpper i9aar leperepe Serberne
ct Stag, Tom rareoe / 6 Elmer ;
Serberne traf fg tilbage.
- Generll Ypitmeiter Semea,
Der maatte ppgipe i'm Ycft, erfla.
rer Ill ar rRre blepen uept BERTH
al prefpenten, fcrbt benne lpntes,
at ban blaupere ftg | iaa mango
rplitiite Salsr, Der ei pepfcm bam.
-Soas frrelaarcs f~clsence Bill
for Observation-Disclosures: Yreiipen.
ten bempnpisebes til at pptage
6~ririaige ira &c peitlise Stater
for at saa mcp Sicur'S npiancrne.
@eneral Suffers Gnfe or
al apnareSien tilltaact Ell Yenfpn
al so Dollars W. Wlaneb. Gn
DIR. @laiams fra WI6l9an tlps
trogtc Splilag ON at btpllse $50
pr. Waanep lrm Ysniicn til 6us
tiers Srralpre men bette Scraa
mppte Wcpltanb. Seuere inb.
btalts Yenionsfcmmitteen CT 5crs
flag ON at tepil9e Srepreue 6u'
tiers Screlpre eli Ycniicn ltcr 800
9ette Scrllag blep rertaget.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
Niinnciota.

VpJle Iul UtlHUuIer eIter Ill.
II fpftleoen 6repag Winpao laa
man umaaceliae RggmaSler Quit.
&c | NRrbeoen At Ct. Srcir Gum
Der SOS Sa9brug / Sputb Stias
mater, alminbeligpiS falpet gap.
tcmn. s S~espnbellsn tenfte man
life irneerlts oercrer, itjent Regs
maSlen rar ualminpslis itor /; men
mart breo 6lammerne uo % for.
talte ON ulpffea. Suart icrfrnos
le 8amppiber, alotferinanins %
anoet Spetafel, at Ct. Grcir Gum.
Der Sos pr99tige me Saabrue
ltcb | euer. graubfclfene fcm til
5leitebet I ltcr Sait, Dog for TENT
til at reppe pcpepbpsniugen. aQe
arbeioerne barDe fcrlaot Spgnin.
gen for at gaa blem I'll Wloba9S,
life en9an9en UaStmanp fanotss,
% mart efter maa ncgle 8niiler
rare iprungne ia Slritepet ben
blanct nc9et 9epelhis. Scr faa
Ia8e llpen rar Der Slples / LAM.
NE S%a9brus, Og Oct er perfor laa
meaet beipnperli9src, at man life
nj par mere ~Tcriilti1. O9iaa Ell
bel Del terre Vlanfer ~ gcrp
br9nbte, iaa Iabet anlaass til
5000 bpcraf life Ell Sent aSius
reret.
6n fIraffsli9 uajerninl be.
glffs8 I Sberrp Srore SirSbla ben
lite Suli tpst ell 6armsr pep Ram
M. Nillcn cperflr Struben paa
i'm acne 81 berefter fcriegrs At
afllre ~ ielp rer at gipe liz 10
9ahcure Slar | 9alien. 5amilis,
triit an9Iues iem aarlas / llpf'
fen.
6ra GAG 1ut Varll tripes
Zen lite Suit ar euften ben Dag
par lad fnlb AZ @~r9sbpppsr, at
nlar man iaa mpb gwen laa BET
Nd ipm CT Sutitcrm. 6nbnu bar
Dc fife 9icrt ltor Staoe. men Gar.
merue irpster Tor penne ftrafteligt
Sanpeplage.
Sra gig &enp, Srift &C.,
msbbelee unoer l2te Suit, eli itcr
Srarm 0ra5bcppcr bar beislt
bette Steb. &c firm meb Veiten.
pinlen / iaaran Ranspe at nst
melte Al @rcben or fortRret, %
bple life Ell itarf Ginb after frrer
Dem berfra, or Der 6lre for al
SarmerRe miittr Zen belle Aplin9.
6u SrlGnoer / @aecla itlal
iprriae Srurll en- garterfnir fra
en- !. Salpcrisn, a "a beuns pil'
DC hare fin Anip ilien, Far ST.
lRnoertn bam rra Wunpen til pp'
rper Gret. Sllpprlen bappe ct
lp9rt Elcbtab, men Saaret CT life
hcoeiigt. SrlRnpercn CT arrclteret.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
9ccOrab, Soma, Sborsoas Den 27oe Snli 1876

orutneDe. Den 21be. 6arners
Gig bar man faaet ~ al ben lunf.
he Wcbawts 8abpt, o. Ouffere
bclper paa at outage sisene at be
spri9e Omfcmne. Seiplf lRaaer
Sfplpen for lllpffen paa 2apt.
Banning, % ban fiber / @rre1.
Commodore @arrler bappe inpite.
ret Ell Del Venner iii at taae Ell
Sciltur mep BAN i9aa 6ftermibs
Dag, % Be fob / gegreb mep at
iatte up, pa ct rnlen ~bespnpte.
6t Glenpione fort9aer, at ban
itro cmborp paa ct 9Th o. be.
trastepe WCbamf, % ea ban iaa
en- utpre Beige fpmme aniRttenoe,
iaspe ban til ell Mammerat "Wfo.
bamf bar aae fine Seil cppe; ieg
CAB pipe, bpprlepeS Bet pil gaa."
gan bapbe life uptalt Orpene, fcr
Wahten penpte 8iclen / Vcirst.
&c itpnpte ii3 itrar perben mep
Ell gaao, men funre blot repbe en-
WanD. Senere reopebcS here, %
@arner funpe itlp rare blepen
repbet, ba ban nemlig itpp paa
Deficit / Eiebliffst lllptfen inp.
traI; men | famine gu itprtepe
ban neo / 8abptteu icr 1T repbe
fin Some % brufnsbe mcp bcnoe.
Ramlin9S ftulpe, mener man, life
bare iat ale Cell uurer unber
i%aapanne Omif9nrisbeoer ; ban
bar rerpeb ~paarraget fg fortient
3apel blaupt Oadttlubternc, bpor
Wr. Garner bar ncget pcpular.
Garner s~fterlaber iig So, 600, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
Qofamoet.
Sprfict.

Sgrficf.
gslgrap, 20pe Suli. Sclgenpe
CT pfTieielt: Yr9iten Wout9ited
cprep 1000 tprfife re1ui9re Ircp'
rer | OnSpags / N9rbeoen at
8apiiinse % brep Dem benimrb
Nora 0ersih efter ct %fortpiplst
SaanbsemRns, Der rare Dc | I 81
mer.
Naguia, 22be Suli. Sfraf.
felipe 8ruipmbeoer or begaasre /
Sulgarien al Saiti Sa;cufs %
andre ir.regulnre tpefIne 2ropper.
Orange sanostpsr or cpbranpte ps
luitnrer al 8riitne or tIlbase,
fprlapte % biemlele. Slere lu'
iinre Vulsarere, uben Senlpn iii
alper % Aien, or mprpepe. st
@unprebe Saibi ga,oufS CT
efter Srore fra Den tprfiHe Hss
aiertng blepne f~an9leoe OF title
DC for Hetten.
Gn grepFriper til "ecnbcn
Times" lilprer ben @rulcmbep,
bpormeb Wubamepanerne bar bes
banplet Be 8rlitne | Sulgarien
paa felgenre Maape: Over 100
sanrsbper ere br9note cs minpit
$4,000 ubepRbncre ~ frepeli9e
Wenneifer ere mprbepe. De Wprs
rercS 3al anlaaes Al 5prferne iii
crer 40, 600. Nep pHentlige Sla.
pelalg I MorianppelS ~ andre iprs
fife grers @aocr CT pper 1000
friitne @ern iplste iii Slarer
Suiinrer AT Herlrner bar unper'
saaet firRffslise Wisbannlingsr
men BOG bar man laoet Dem Re.
bploe 9ipet. WRnsoepiS al friltus
Hpinoer er blepne polptasne, q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brcuter rrer
tine Sanblingcr. Over 10000
Sulsarer ere / Sansicl, bpcr Be
piues raa ale rptanfelige Taaper.
Dc 8riitAe | Sulgarien fcrfelses
rreralt, ~ observation-disclosures aiere
fig flplria / DC iiraffslisite Sfjanps
iels9lernin9er.
I gataiucner Snfanteri, 4
8cmpasnier aaraaeri % s 8anp'
ner, unper qepelie At Wuitapba
0ielalpin Bahia % Srblisfi Ya.
iba anareb Serberne pe0 Hafa /
S~orepa9s. Otter ell 4 timers
blrpis aamp tcg Serterne 5luSs
ten.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
Ycniplpania.

Yettsburab, 20 Suli. st fcr'
ferpellgt lprbenreir meb Hean
Qlt pper VpeH | Gftermipbag ca
anrettsps ~betpnelise CpelRsselier
paa 5ortcusene. 2r9plantnin9erne,
Sfcritenspiberne rlp. s TO Suie
ilo9 Qpnst NED, men Snssn fem til
Stape. 3elesraflerniugerne bar
lit tctppeligt. @ep Oils Sta'
ripn traf spnet to tore Merplenebe.
brlrere % epelagpe Dem; brer At
Dem rummepe 10000 Barrels.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
%irginia.

Hihmcub, 21pe Sull. TIMBER
en- pplpicm Stprm isaar Nat bler
Siabrccfs 2pbafslaser cpela9t %
en- bctppslis Wanape 1ptaf lpcle'
ret al Rsgu. O9iaa anprs Scbafs'
fabriffer miltspe fine Gag % Op'
laaet upFi9mteS. Gn bel Del
WenneIer finn rsiaa til Sfape,
pps miitepe insen sipet.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
anie tilitraffelist for at mspe Be
arap, uoferelIen filler.

anie tilitraffelist for at mspe Be
Strap, upferslIen filler.
, Sect. 3. ) 3iae9 til Bet 9e.
lsb al iubibinr Selpmpnt, Der
peo Cop fan preses for at inpbras
&c Smaapsnse al papir, fial Bet
p9re lcplt9t peo be iorfjeaige
Wpnter at labe Gaa % upienbe
ajennem Sfaifammeret % forfeit.
lIge 8cntcrer laaean Wrntiort tit
ct geleb AZ so, 900. 900, tsri inps
b%efattet Selebet al i~ubtbiRr Selrs
mint o. uinpleite Smaaispler.
Sect, 4. Den Selpmasie, irm
bebcpeS for bette Giemeb, ftal fra
lib III anbsn fiebes iii Warfsbss
priler az Sfatfammerets Sefreter
Tor be Yen9e, Jon maatte pare /
Sfattlmmeref, laafremt DC life or
beitemie III anret @rug, men life
Nal aieb al Selp fie, naar War.
feesrrtlen er FABIAN, at man life
fan prRae c9 uolenbe Sclpmpnt
uben lab for Sfatfammsret.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
Smofanoet.
Soma.

Gn Scrretninssmanc I SeS
WcinsS pep Napn Stat 1cbn bar
maattet cpsjpe ut 30. 9ans 6or'
pliateller CT 100, 900 Dollars.
Mirfmccp, Mpamcple 81. 20
Slad SiaS 5arers pep Nann So
mes % OATS er fOmne lllbaSe %
aiper briQiante Sfilprinser pper
@uloaruberneS Hi9ppmme. Ss
bar brast mep fS flere 2nllnpe
Dollars | Sub, o. pil reile TIL
base isien, interchangeable snoel
WaIfineri.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
q. Mnmnefeu, 1teeiSer.
9iot ON SOrobrnsct.

Observation-Disclosures itpite
snnsosrappcrt inpsbclper bette
rrartsments SunpreeeaarSberet'
n, l~sniassps al Starter cs itati'
|fh CylpsuinSer ansaaenre sans
VA sremaana / geiolfnins. a9er'
ruu Oh eanpbonnrin9. vi fal
srrts mepeele fel9enoe forte Nc'
1r titer napnte siappcrt.
bptncaplingen I Dc Screncee
;t,ttr bar / Dc folte 5 Mar re.
i liet crer 1,30S Wlaipner Suz
kls, tpcraf or fcrbruSt / lelre
rrret so Wiaicner Suibela, be
et,t nj upiep 100 Wlaicner q
snt 224 Wiaicuer Suibels /
ullst % 81 Sulbels / icrmalct
ifaue. ! Nlennemlnit bar Srt.
arllHltn aailig / neHlte lloS'
IN raret oper POI Wil. gulbels,
snai ri Sefe or meeaaaet l6s
sIllener ~ I'll llbl9o 80 Wll'
au Sulbsls. ! @lenuemiHIt
eer aarlig paret uefsrt nRiten
@latcHer gulbels Speee %
|atc IL Wilioner Suibels / Tor,
Eia lilfflno. I'll mbenlaHbn
fasma or iaalcoes meolllet ON.
Hrt 6 Sulbels S>reee fer bper
Ldi Babel Der or lcnot Ill III.
lltt. 21,3s6.0 900 atreS bar re
Hnftr IrrfnInJ Ter Spere ~
h atre bar | @ienncmiuIi gipei
Snlbele. WaIsprchuftIonen
4 / Stmaaget pRrsl uRiten 5000
sllpatr ea nj uol9n 81 $50, 900.
imm AZ Wdlemel bar rRrel
sfat pmtrent 1,il6,000 Suibcle.
..ltapllnatn bar | WlennemlHit
|ntt ncstt uHeer 1000 WlQloner
EElstle. Smtreut $50 WiIllcner
mtnladct III lnbenlaHhn Ger.
sas iamt III lni9e %, 23l.000.
J iarrise Mar rar unoer Iprf'
Rs for dlmIneelige S9eearieI
1000, 900 Atres, bporaf for
|E,ls A, 500. 600; fer Spere &c.
5000; So 23.400. 600; Scmule
zoo 900: 0aperarter, Irucr
6yust 100000; lctaf 400.s
y.
aarene 1880 iii lS66 CT lalt
lfrt ira be Scrsnere Statcr ON
EHl 1868 Rlaicncr Sulbele 4pe.
q Rd III eli &Rrbi Al 1890
llipuer Dollars.
6frit / 1850 belpnnte Sptbeun.
Frdtn Der ira Sanhet az tlle et
EirNellgt CplpiHg. llpfsrltlcn n
alls % Wdismel bar / ilmme
|esrum reret 403 Wllllrner Su.
Pc til en- V9rbi AZ 312 Wilio.
Scaars. ! 1875 uonlbcbes
FtNe fer cmtrcni SIS. 747,000.
Etttrprceufticnen / ecullianl bur
N felte % Mai rerst 4,9l4
Il4IeHer Vnnp, % Oct mbenIanp
6rrbru9 bar / famine llbsrum
aItt lalten "a Winicuer Vunb.
zen aarli9e ~@ienuemiuitsp9rpl
u rarct: Wais s549, 23S, 907
s343,ll4,i50; Spere S30S,.
S2I2; Srmnlp S3Os. $40, s11
arf Sl23, SIGHT; pctstcs $40
s9l4; lpbaf S34439,s SOS, Sps
S'3l4,7SS Rus SIS, G95. SIG.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
girw Yorf.

Den 21pe Suli. Den berrmte
Wa6t Mcbamf f~crliitc ipa9. Som
mppcre Garner % Stone, flere
paslaaersr on bet bele Wanpifab
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27

Gn @rbeiper / Wilmanfe or
upentet blcpet Nrpius til 100000
Dollar.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27

AhNh W. W tNtAAiilltttNA
80 ON General Suffer, Der
for Ilreu al entelte here's iii CIV,
srns ~ al andre life lepnee inn.
oerli1 Nre bperfen lem Wiliter
tller Wenneie, fcrieles Der M
cnbtl Del ancfbcter; blanbt an
rre ielscure: Gn Tag ertlarece
Ell Sclrlt, Tom tarbe renet fine
stmmtr itipe c9 .p9rfbrupnc paa
CT SaSbait AZ Ssif, al man beQer
funne i,ppe BAN eno fringe BAN
I'll AT maneprere uneer Hefruiers
uellle ell halp Zine III. Suffer
beCrbrepc bam cp / Spreefparieret.
Den cplatfae Sclpat iulate Sc
uerlleE o. l9nfte. Oct pilne 0aa
elret lelt, men 6uiter tc9 Sdsen
1lniie lneerleres, ban heb tdnl
ipne nse IL ipurgie 9anie rcllg {:
"Spcrior unblaar On big irr Re.
trutertreltieu I"
5crei ira or trRt ~ iiafet III
Sepe, cs ies fan all AZ Retruter'
ereItisn.
IA iea cpertrg osHne Vrj9a'
De-" laaee 0enerlltn, "meute iel,
al iel fcritpb, tporlebes leg luleC
commanders nen. Seq bar imip'
ltrtto lRrt ncaet npt bper DAG.
% ri altlb fcmme III at lRre ne.
act. Sp,S bu unrfaar rig fer al
srcrtere, nil clila mart aae b
andre i1e Hei. Tilciplinen nil
mart llppes. Self % Seite 9lem'
NE line Sumter, p9 | Zen TcrltC
lrainIn9 nil nj bu9gcs lenner rq
idmmen, icrbi ri life fiennsr no
act iii iornuftie Wanrprsu. Oct
CT nit Gnie, at IN Nal rare en
Wanb. c9 ep9, MAR bet 9lclosr
at lblpee, maa On pRre en- Wa'
tine"
Srleaten taua. Sea rlner fem
Wil fer bper Ell, ru rieer," per.
tlep @tneralen, lea icrer 3 euer
1 Elmer, on lcper 7 eaer S. Seq
bar 1000 Wanb at forge for, IN
bar fun bin @sit. Seq bar tulen
alager at lptte I'll, on bar in9en.
Sea bar fem 0an9e ida mc9et al
alere ipm on, min Serplsinln1 CT
life tebre end Din, % nit Str CT
ll1eiaa melet uriat icm Dit. Naar
ieJ taler aae piSis Sprper ~ al
ptnuc Wcie ~ alt bette Ve'p9r
rda mine Sfulpre, ri "a life On
Hnpe dig | AZ upbclpe llotI"
Sclpatcn penote tilbase I'll. FIN
Sabel. ST Mars 2lo leaere fllet
ban / Suffers paalpn, ~efterat ba.
nc fiampet laa tappert, at @ene'
raleu iagoe ON BAN: "Gn Mrnls
At lige 5plf fuabe erctre @erren."
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
1obn fnalstaS,
@uSma(er
"SO S6fre."

Sc 4 frrits Setter al "6or $lem.
met" for 1876, in~bsbolrcnbs: 60
SOitrc, Tortdling fra en- norif Tielo=
bDgo, furuben Ii lterrs Mrtifler %
36 Blanoinser. ienoes p%ortoirit til
bpilfeniomhsllt Moresle Der / 4anoet
for 40 Gcuts. Mbrssls
&. S%brcnblen,
81 Or. IA. Necorah. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27
Stp uorIf
BILLIARD HALL.
OSTREM e. HAUG, Gisrs.

llnecrteSnsbs tillaetr ia bcrpeb at
beflenetSlsre for bet areee Yublitum /
Oeecrab N Smean, at be nu bar ine.
rettet en- M Billiard Saa / Oeecrab,
| 6ree. Siilsrs ierriee 9p1nius @a.
ter Street, bpcr BET altie oil alaee cs
at fad 9eIse At prre Venner Oh @e.
f%icnete. Bore Gilliarebcres or at be
allerTnefe 90 btbfe, fisbte fra bet be.
tItuete 8runsmifs 6abrif, pcre @artls
Ter or 'mdsfulct uGifNrece, pcre 8arer
sr al beote Sla9s. Wan cil altic bli:
Ne btbanolet mec 6ortfcmm ,nbeb ~
SsfeIisbeb. 8i isleer life anest emo
Ale, Beer og Porter,
Yin % Gigarcr.
@ip cs ct Seisa.
y. >. Sfrcm. y. y. Saul.
Decorah-posten., 1876-07-27

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-21
THE sMoKER's REVERIE.

IN sitting at dusk meath the old beeChen tree,
With its leaves by the autumn made ripai ~.
While they cling 10 the stems ike Old age unto le
dream Of the days when I'll rest from this STRIFE,
And In peace smoke my brierwood pipe
Oh nv brierwood OF bright fancy the twin
What a medley Of forms you create;
F,rh pufT of " hitn sn IKE seems vision as fair
As the poets bright dream, and ike Dreams mae
While the the dreamer dreams on of his fate.
= no aeecv white clouds that now float to the sky
form the visions love most to seei
FAIRY shapes that saw in my boyhood's hrst
Seem to SecEon me on, while beyond them there
bGGtEht future in waiting for me.
oh nv .,r,crwood pipe meier loved thee as now
As that fir foIm and face teal above;
See, she bCCkOns IN" on I" where IoSGS are sPreau1
And she points TO my fancy the bright land ahead,
Whore the wind whistles nothing but love
OH answer. nv pipA, shall nv dream be as fair
When il changes to dreams OF the past
When autumn's chill winds make this leaf look as
sore
As the leaves on the beech tree that shelter me
the tree 5 heart be chilled by the blast?
While musing has gathered around mes heap
or the l"aActs all dying and dead;
And see in NV revcrie paiUly revealed
The slope of life's hill in my boyhood concealed
BY the form that fair fancy hath bred.
While T sit en- the banks of the beautilulRstream,
Plucking roses that bloom by it's side,
know that the shalop will certainly come
When the roses are withprrd TO carry me home,
And that life will 70 out with the tide
On my brierwood pipe! may the heart be as light
When memory suppIantS the bright dream
When the sun has gone down, may the sunbeam
remain,
AMI lifos roses, though dead, all their fragrance
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-21
BRTGHInS sue CEsSOB.
The Chosen SOn of brigham YO""O-A
Latter Day Saint WIN Hortd-
In Tendencies.

The Chosen SOH OF BTtO"""t @V"''V
Latter. Dan saint WIN UOrtd-
IN Tendencies.
Brigham Young has finally defined hi
policy for the future of the Mormon
church in selecting for his first counselor
the youngest son of his first family, John
w. Young. This now-to-be-prominent
young man Is we'll known in this city, es-
pecialIy among capitalists. In personal
appearance he is very attractive to the
fair sex, and in his manner and habits he
would pass anywhere for ca man OF the
world" who was pretty well satisfied
with this terrestrial globeand in no hurry
whatever to get off to the upper regions
Up to the building of the Pacific rail-
road " Young Johnny" as he was tamll-
iarly called, was an excellent Mormon,
and gave early evidence Of being first
class patriarch. He had hardly got
through his teens when his eyes fell kind
ly upon a young Sainte8s, and the baked
meats of the marriage feast had hardly
cooled before he fell desperately IN love
with another young saintess and married
her also. This prophet thought Johnny
should see a little more Of the world be-
fore proceeding further in that line, and
he was consequently, sent to England on
tour of pleasure, in company with his
brother, Briggy Junior" These two
scious of Mormon royalty travelled all
over Europe, spending layishly the funds
of the poor confding saints. On Johnny
return to the United States his first wife
pressed upon him to call upon his rela-
tives in Philadelphia, and to crafty her
wishes the young man fastened to the
city of brotherly love, and before he was
twenty four hours acquainted with his
first wife's family, he fell desperately in
love with the cousin, who had only been
recently married, but who was not hap
PLY mated. She accepted the Invitation
to visit Utah, the plains were soon trav-
eled over, the cousin became converted,
and in a few weeks afterwards she was
Mrs. Johnny No. g." Time passes
rapidly, and No. gains the ascendency
over the young mans heart. The first
wife gains q divorce, and the second is
put aside withs " an allowance" No 3
is the lady who came frequently to San
Francisco and was received in "Our best
society" as Mrs. Young, With her the
youngest son Of the prophet drank deeply
of the ways Of the world, and was furi-
ousIy captivated by it's fashions For
several years hehas lived so little in Utah
--preferring San Francisco and New
York to the city Of saints-that he has
been regarded as an apostate from the
faith, and thus unexpectedly to every
body he returned to Utah, and the
prophet, in utter disregard to the senti-
ments of the Mormon people, places him
next to his Throne, and makes him by
that act the next prophet of the Mormon
church. But it is probably expecting
too much to look for any commotiop
among the MormOns over this sudden
conversion of a splendid scapegrace into
afull-fedged prophet, seer and revelatOr.
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-21
EVTDENTLY Il FOREIGN TF-IIt
COMTNG.

The Graphic's Washington special says
it is the opinion of the people connected
with the foreign embassies here that war
in Europe is inevitable. The general ex-
pectation that it cannot break out before
spring is said to be an erroneous one,
for while it will not be possible to march
armies into the Danubian provinces,
there is no reason Russia should not try
to get possession Of the points near Con,
stantinople; nor is there anything to
hinder an invasion of Asiatic Turkey.
Even now, England is dispatching iron
clads and troops to Constantinople. 1t
is known that every effort is being taken
in England to fill the ranks of her army
and navy. 1t is also plain that Russia
will be alone in this contest, and that she
will not have the confidence of Germany.
Indeed, there is belief that when once
Russia is fairly embrOiled with England
and Turkey, Germany will overrun Den
mark, Holland, and all the countries east
of the Rhine. 1t is now known that
Bismarck has long coveted some more
direct access to the German ocean than
Germany now has. The foreign diplo-
matists here very generally agree that a
war with Russia will give the tory party
in England new lease of life. They
say the humanitarian cutlery of Glad
stone and the liberals has already spent
its force; that England will be compelled
to follow her old traditions in supporting
Turkey against the Russians, and that
her position as the great M0hammedan
power in the world points her out as the
leader Of the crescent against the cross,
az borne by the Russian christians.
A CONNECTICUT company is getting
up something to protect trees from
worms. The invention is rubber band
with a single briCtlng row of brass pins
set very close to each other, like the
teeth of a comb, in the middle of the
strip, and worms cannot crawl over it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-12-21
THE LOAF OF BREAD.

THE 10 AT OF BREAD.
An unfortunate Lyones, the father of
family, was deprived Of work by the
depressed state of his trade during g
whole winter. It was with great diff
Guilty that he could get a morsel of food
now and then for his furnished wife and
children. Things grew worse and worse
with him, and at length on attempting
to rise one morning, for the purpose of
going out, as usual, in quest of employ
ment, no fell back in fainting condition
beside his wife, who had already been
confined to her bed by illness for two
months.
The poor man felt himself i'll, and his
strength utterly gone. lie had two boys,
vet in mere childhood, and one girl
about twelve or thirteen years old. Fol
long time the whole charge Of the
household had fallen on this gil. She
had tended the sick bed Of her mother,
and he'd watched over her little brothers
with more than parental care. Now,
when the father too was taken i'll, there
seemed not TO be a vestigc of hope for
the family, excepting in the excrtions
which might be made by her, young as
she was
The first thought of the poor little girl
was to seek for work prop0rtioned to her
strength. But that the family might
net starvc in the meantime, she resolved
to 90 to one Of the houses of charity,
where food was given out, she had heard,
to the poor and needy. The person to
whom she addressed herself accordingly
inscribed her name in the list of appli-
cants, and told her to come back again
in day or two, when the case would
have been deIiberatcd upon. AIas !!
during this dciberation, her parents and
brothers would starvc. The girl stated
this, but was informed that the for
malities mentioned were indispensable.
she came again to the streets; and al
most agonizcd by the knowledge how
anxiously she was expected with bread
at home, she resolved to ask charity from
the passengers in the public ways.
No one needed the most unobtrusive
appeal of her Outstretched hand. Her
heart was too full to permit her tOspeak.
Could any one have seen the tOrturing
anxiety that filled her breast, she must
have been pitied and relieved. AS the
case stood, it is not perhaps surprising
that some rude being menaced her with
the police. She was frightened. Shiv-
ering with cold, and crying bitterly, she
fed homeward. When she mounted the
stairs and opened the door, the first
words that she head were the cries o
her brothers for something to eat
Bread bread - She saw her father
soothing and supporting her tainting
mother. and heard him say, bread -
she dies for want Of food !"
81 have no bread! cried the poor girl,
with anguish in her tones.
The cry of disappointment ana de-
SPAR which came at these words from
her father and brothers caused her to
recall what she had said, and conceal the
truth. 81 have not got it yet, she ex-
claimed "hut will have il immediately.