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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02

J.. G.. Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket store to Washington avenue
near Tenth street. He has opened a
large stock OF brackets, shelves, frames,
rhromo-, picture cord and tas:ol,, eur.
tain ta-scl- fancy nails, hat racks, etc.
Picture framing made speciality
Chromos mounted in the cheapest and
best style. I'm
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Notice to Shippers.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, !

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CAIRO, July 2Sth, 1877.
Trains on this road are again running
regularly. Freight for Chicago, and
points east, that can be reached by the
Michigan Central, will be received and
forwarded at owners risk the road
will assume no responsibilities from loss
detention, etc.
JAS. JOHNSON,
20. Gen'l Southern Agent
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Packages OF Rest and Comfort Tor
Tired women.

Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher, whose house.
hold knowledge and perfect honesty no
one presumes to doubt, recommends house
Keepers to use WsshiDe, the new substitute
for soap. She says she Is pleased with II;
Il IL great saver OF time and labor, ana
can no more injure clothing than common
warm water. Mrs. Bee her Is right.
Washine has many great advantages over
sosp. II washes Ia 0ne.third of the time.
II almost entirely does away with rubbing,
Washes IA well In hard water Is soft. 1t Il
The only article known that will proven.
woolens from shrinking. Other articles %
stat somewhat In washing, but they injurt
the clothes. Washlne positively will mo-
injure clothing.
These are some Of the qualities whlcl
have made Washiue 20 popular among tn
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MOERLEiN'

Nj. Lou, Herbert on Ohio leyec j. the
agcn, at Cairo for the celebrated Moor
LENS Cincinnati beer, the best beer on
the market. s.2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02

A cottage on Ninth street, In good
repair. Apply to II. DEzoNA,
Slit City National Bank
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02

have carefully followed 1t. Hence, il
his position on the labor question 10
clear, ours cannot be questioned.
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Notice.

NOtlce.
Buy your tin fruit cans at the New
York store and save money. Jl'l3"ot'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-02

Mr.. Louis Herbert, Ohio levec, is the
agent Tor Moerlcin's celebrated Cincin.
natl beer. An extra fine article, S-2w
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Notice 20 shippers,

The Cairo and Vlncennes railroad has
resumed receiving freight Tor all points.
RoBT. CASTLE, Agent,
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Approved July 25th, 1877.
Henry WINTER, Mayor.
Attest:-J. B. PHILLIs, City Clerk.
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Real Estate Agencies.

VI, !. HOWLEY-Rcll Estate Agent Buys
.Dd .cils real estate, collects rruts, pays u1eb
lUr uOn-Ic idcnts etc. Commercial avenue be-
tween ninth and Tenth streets
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Photography

y. HARTMAN Dealer in Qurcn-warc, Toy
Lamps and all kinds OF fancy article. CONNER
90! avenue, corner tth Iccl,
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WILLIAM WINTERS street between
oumercidaycnuo aud Washington avenue.
clothing nnG Merchant Tailoring.
JOHN ANTRIM Merchant Tailor and dealer
IN Ready Aladr Clothing % ohio Lryrr,
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CAIRO, Ills, July 3lst, lS7
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20

As an evidence OF the profound emotions ex
cited by the grand demonstration of last
Sunday, we have been requested to publish tbs
subjoined letter:
NEW ORLEANS, May 14th, 1877.
Col. c. z. Girardey:
My Dear Friend-Before resuming my official
CT les this morning, cannot depy.Tuy self the
peasure of expresslng to you, again, my emo.
tlons of gratitude for the happy result which
crowned the ceremonies of yesterday.
AS for myself, feel as though had been Up
| In Heaven yesterday, and had come back 10
earth deeply elated by the remembrance Of my
contemplations 1t seems 20 me as if 1 bad
witnessed great battle between st. Michael
and Lucifer. The latter enraged at the
proposed homage to the Vicar of Our Lord !;
and in order to teach struggling exiles on
earth that we must bear the Cross in some
manner or other as long as we shall sojourn
here beloy, st. Michael allowed Lucifer ap-
parently to triumph but the triumph was
only apparent, for You VII remember that in
are time the heavens cleared up, and our cele-
6rst1on was gloriously accomplished. SO we
Chl .stisns can rest assured that if we be faith.
tul to the end, so our ultimate triumph will
be equ" ly gloriously attained. It seems to me
also that bad witnessed great joy among :hs
Angels in Heaven at the loving fraternization
between our people and our dear brethren of
the army and navy of the United States. Ah !
1 cannot describe to you the emotions 1 ex-
troops and sailors pass in procession They
looked 80 kindly and tenderly towards our
people, that only love, our part, could
p.evah in their regard. 1 know that you, as
military man, would like to have seen them
bearing arms; but l must say candidly, asI
have told you before, L think the decision in
this regard was nAbIa and certainly
prudent. Dne allowance should be made for
the respected superior officers who, whilst
Elndly disposed to as, neverthe' ess, as
trotestdn!s, entitled to our respect personally
and as regards their surroundings. i thiuk we
have reason to rejoice that the Comm and ing
General and other superior officers who are
PIotestants have been exceedingly kind
and delicate on this occasion.
AS regards the Catholic officers! How can we
ever repay their kindness and consideration.
You, with your military affections, delight |
in military displays; but in my humble |
view, l think IrocideHce arranged matters |
just as they should have been carried out. ce
soldiers and sailors appeared voluntarily aud |
lovingly in procession, TO show TO the world
hhat we had captured their hearts. and that
they needed only their natural aims where
with 70 embrace and through us the com-
non Father of all Christians.
Indeed, my dear Mr.. Girardey, our demon
'tratlon will give evidence that hereafter we
Will all every where in this country, be loving
md united people, and far as our o,cn
country is concerned, there will be no ne
'essity for carrying arms, and thus we will be
nvincible against the world.
Respectfully and afectionately, L.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20

THE Holy FATHERS HEALTH.-Under date
of April 21st, the Rome correspondent of the
Loudon Tablet, writes:
The health of the Holy Father continues to
be excellent, and the sciatic pains are less
severe. Large audiences are given every dsy
The Roman Liberal newspapers are pleased to
spread alarming reports about the Pope, and
sometimes assert that he is moribund. That
the Liberal journals should invent absurdities
about the Vatican is no wonder. Baron Nico-
terra, in the Chamber of Deputies, this week,
enlarged on the venal and oalumniating pro-
pensiIies of the revolutionary Newspaper wri-
ters, vic ioF gain will insert any statements
likely to attract readers. But it is surprising
that the correspondents of London journals
should repeat stories which have no fouuda-
tion save in the wanton fancy of the conooc-
tors.
The London Standards correspondent tele-
graphs last Wednesday, 18th:
The Pope's health again causes disquietude,
perhaps with more reason than previously.
he has no special silment. He Is in good
spirits, bat he is extremely and Increasingly
weak, and has again taken 10 Being carried in
q chair, which be does not leave during an
audience.
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AT the outset of his ecclesiastical life, his
health was so feeble that the designs of PFovi-
dence in his regard were surrounded with i'm.
peDefra ole mist, in order to make their after
real'Zation more evidently the work of the
Most High. Certainly, at that time accord
ing to all homsn appearances, the humble
priest, whom the Universe noc acclaims as the
great Pontiff, who will give his name to the
age in Shich we live, was destined to an early
grave. The cloud, however, gradually rifted,
and with a perceptible Improvement in his
health, he was, shortly after his ordination,
placed in charge of the orphanage "Iato Clio.
three years. In 1928 he was sent to Chill
with the Apostolic Delegate, to whose person
he remained attached for two years. This
VISIT TO AMERICA
has proved q bright spot in the recollections
of Plus TX, who, since his elevation to the
Supreme Pontifcste,, has always taken
pleasure in recalling the fact, that he is the
only Pope who has ever set foot upon Ameri-
can soil. On returning to Rome in 1895 he
was made director of the hospital OF st.
Michael, in which position his superior abili-
ties attracted the attention of Leo XII, the
then reigning Pontitf, who, on the 2lst of
May, 1897, created him Archbishop of Spoleto.
1t is the fftieth anniversary of his accession
to the See of Spoleto that we celebrate to-day
and On this occasion, without historic paral-
lei, as Catholics we are proud of our Pope; as
children of the Church, we are superpaturally
happy at being allowed to send off, on the
wings OF lightning, our congratulations and
expressions of love, certain of
awakening sweet emotions in the breast of
our common Father, and of cheering him, in
this, the hour of combat.
From Spoleto, he was transferred to the
Archdiocese of Imola in 1882, by Gregory XVI.
later, on the 18th of June, 1546. by the unani-
mons choice of the Conclaye, Cardinal Maetai
terretti became the successor ofGregory XVI,
lnder the title of Pins TX
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.

The history or Plus TX. is 30 familiar 20
Catholics that it Is unnecessary TO do more
than give brief summary of its principal
features
John Mary Mastai Ferrstti was borr AZ
GinigaRlis, in the Ducby of Urbino, on the Is9th
Of Nay, 1872. The MastaI family had been
iilugtriouD for aiE Cgnturies, and - the de-
John Easy Nlns, froTR hfl enEIiogt yossu irthusd
cNa u 81 Fgfueigle wifcb, II ne aite
p
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20

Arohbishon BmnehetS, Of Oregon, IL the old
sst Caaholio pzeYass In The BrlteS states, T,sins
a pEor niebfv Ets og an. mn sII ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20

Patrick's Church, in this city, was to-day con
seorated as Bishop of st. Augustine. The oc.
the largest congregation ever gathered in
the Charleston Cathedral. SIX bishops and
thirty priests participated. Bishop Gibbons,
of Richmond, preached.
PROMOTION OF BISHOP GIBBONS special
dispatch to the Freemsu'e Journal, from Rome,
says The Rt. Rev. Bishop Gibbons of Rich
mond, has been named ooadiutor of the Arch
bishop of Baltimore, with the right of success
HE CITY OF BRUssELs.-This steamer, car
rying nearly two hundred pilgrims TO Rome,
a6ont whose fate there was so much anxiety
as she was many days overdue, has been heard
from She broke her shaft on the 3rd day on t
well.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20

ADDRESS ES BY DIR. THoS. LAYTON AND HON
E. II. McCALEB.
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
PUELIBHRD wExkLY sx
zke Ns.u Orsesns Oatkolic Publication Oov,ponv q,
80. i16 Poydras street corner Of Osnsp.
heDireoters of the Company are,
s Most Rev. NAPoLKoN JOSEPH PERcHE.
Archbishop of New Orleans,
WM. ]. CAsrELL,
Very Rev. G. RAYMOND, vice Ff'''a'a''
Very Rev. C. Morx1uAS.
Rev. T. J. KENNY,
Rev. T. J. SMITH. c.. II.
Rev. 3. A. NErrHARr, C. IS. B.
Very Rev. p. F. ALLEN,
p. e. MoRT1MEs.
JOHN T. GE.soss,
JoHa MoCAEsREx.
ID. II. BUCKLEY.
All communicationsa are TO be AZ ddras..S &o a.
EDITOR offhs MoFnin9 Star and OstkoIie Hssssn,.s
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rsrns-ssasls Cops, Cents; BY Nail. ss-ia Aavasss.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20

! TINS MoRSIsa STAR has bean ssasssS
with the spproval Of the sesisssss2szsss
authority Of she Diocese, TO s.rss= -
admitted want in Now Orleans, ana
mainly devoted to the interests cf q
Catholic Church. It will not intcrSseo in
politics except wherein they inteRzsxa
With Catholic rights. but win expess
Iiniquity In high places, without regaRd.ts
persons or parties. Next to tho spirasual
rights Of all men, 1t will especially ehaM.
pion the temporal rights of the poSe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20

ARprevai0r As Noss Rec. AvaAkssAsS
We approve Of the Aforesaid uxaes.
aking. ahd commend It to the Csthalsos
our Diocese. Z
TN ARCHBISHOP OF New oaLnAas.
Dsesusbsr 10, 1857.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20

Col. John Glynn Jr, Marshai;
Parochial Organizations and Benevolent and Reig igous
Societies OF the Second and Third
Districts and AJgieTs.
OF those in reEaiia the principal were the Sc
Joseph 3 Benevolent Society and Society OF Sacred
Heart both Of Holy Trinity ChuVch; St. Vincent
de Paul Association of st. VincenI's Church
and St. RoniLaces Mems Society.
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Al oommunicationsare to be addrsssed tn Il,
6oitoro11hs AoFnSn9 Star and O6tkoyie Hsessnore
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-11
StdncS.

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81. 6. m~ertassnN Tcf N @asiassrtr.
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WDren iOn NgerOprtrr.

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life mango er pioenoe ON. at en- Uis
Mrt Wprsr lsper af N9eroprfniu9
Nuersbe i sSemliaarene fOm Giier.
rstnin9er om bette til europa men
sSolt traf paa Sfulorene % 10, inb.
til Charles Sarmin / 1862 bsfrei
tsos 8iatisbsoeu al bet. Gen aser.
oprtsnoe Wpre bsosr "Nlta maleia.
ciOus" % leper / 8eras. Gen Der
bosnbs Or. 9ineseum bar Den ieriis
Sasttassr % isluiel0slis iuriae Se.
unbrer at bisie imaa Sprs ligsiaa
mGrfsli9e ION eienoOmmeIise 9eos.
maaos, : ct Siosrum al 10 Nar
bapos ban lammeu mso lin Soiter
~ia9tta9st, bporleosS be "laar. better
% iamIer i 9aber", o9 ban fortrl.
Ter berom fpl9snoe: Ssrss BOli9sr
bsltaar at Ell bel Bp al Suer, iom
Der sr opfaiist Ell 8Olo ON. uoen
ON bsnne planter Wpren en- 3 d 4
SOB brso rinsiOrmis @ser al en-
uilis uOIenoe 8rGsart, buis sSre
Iianer imaa buioe &u9lsr. Oct be.
iaabs Nreal Iuses ombpa9slis %
snbusr anbsn Ylauts rpboss bort
Naar Den iaafalbte "WRprsris" sr
MODEM. beites Den os transporteres
IND i bsrtil bpaseoe SOrranostamrs.
buorsfter Manerne rsniss fra % flsr.
ncs. uosnfor Bpsn er Der inorettst
&erfsplaoler, bpor belle Sorraabet
itunoom sfter iu9iiat Ieir bIiper
bragt ben for at tories. % bpor oa
mn8sent fSrs pIutfsS bort
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-11
Tr1nenrs Nnipmit on Niaana.

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al msce bet slsaienos Gran. Yaslassrer
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s%ltnfra.
acknowledgement anfcmmsr
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WeGrsscr 81. 1920 Gfterm.. menbriu.
senet Son o. @~lsia9errr fra Dubuque.
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Decorah-posten., 1877-10-11
2l3

fra Gem" psctlsu BAN % Iasce Den paa 8orbet, "iatteSs
lea Mistonte ON, at Sc bapoe arranaeret Subbruooet
men lsg ioretraf at arbeioe Stlbeo, inotiI lea tunbs Iraae
Seullerns frem. Seq piIos BELT ipars Msissioren ollie 8iot.
%letti9bsNsr mso lanss Sorber % trspsn BsfenbeIle. gu
9aar Oct Nltlammen al Gg lelp. Seq funoe for Den
Sa8s Sfplb sistns BABE arretsret BAN itrar osruoe pau
Sabriten, men ls ipntss. at oct bar bsbre, ON Yeren blep
rl8tis mooer. Sssunsn funcs eensans bans &ammeratsr
let bore Iluppst os al $Gnesrne; men ba iea icrlt bapee
BAN Sarnet, loo i8 BAN iprnlls, iaa msset ban pilbe.
Site en9ons oa ban rsits til gn9Ianb, bar lea banas for
at mite bam; ls ierseoe blot for, at ban III et Yar ioIie,
%enner til Susans, ct Yar sooe banits gnsl9ubere.
SLENDER Se Dem lite ieRn? ?" bsnpenote ban fa til Npltop,
ibst ban psseoe pao be TO RGno, Tom leoiassbe Dem, men
ION biohl bapes bolct no Bassrunbsn. Sisut Npltou
trool9t bIoe nnoeaa at fel9e SpfOrbrin9sn, par bet BAN
bette Sieblit nmuli9t life at ls ben ben anaipne Net.
Ming. bpor bans Blii mebtc Dc TO "gnal9nbsrs". lom bop.
Dc peret iammsn msb BAN psb Muttionsn, o. lom Con.
bon bapoe picit Bsfso ON bans belle Serb. San Iaa nu.
at At bar rsbet. "Men". psbblsp Blom. -ite snaaua
MOB me Sammsratsr er ban GrHs. Set bar ban, lom
lotfeoe Dem I'll at eierc Snbbruo. % iom bette ct Yar
lHnpns %bnnoreee Oaler mso BEN men Sorpeien bapbs
ban last en- lille &apital tliios for fs itlp. Sa peb Sc,
aoor ltor ben bar? 6iriinostppstuinps Rissbaler Sper.
Ten Were sur Winore. Wsn bans &ammsrater toae BAN
Oct ca o9laa rts8et tlos op, iom rimeIist e. "Sapee ban
celt @rllst % %rsseIist" iasce be. "aa iunos pi M buu,
orret lanst berfra. % aIcri8 icmmst BorIsssnbsS 8" %
iaa b%slsnots Dc Hint pGi. for r man ierft suaana
paa @lso, lao tan man liseaa siuns fss bet Sds" - %
Oct maa man sips DC braps lOIi Net i - Chen Den Sio
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-11

2O9
lom natnrli8pis itrnI fsnbte Moam, % psrlsos ct Yar Orb
reo BAN ON ben 3b De bapbs lsuet iammsn ube paa
o9laa lpntes at fienbe Glauien.
"Sr. Moam % is gaa blot berop en- lille 0orrst.
min; bpis Se oil uente os Der, laa funne hi feIass ab.@
iasos Glanien, % Iasce ct ierosles gitsrtrpt paa Srbet
"pente".
"Spls De bar iilnoe at aaa op I'll @rosferer NpIiop,"
lnouenots Moaml, iaa maa 0s bape mig ~unbIplot; mso
aam oil leg lite tale. vi baps Ioset uoetaasnos meo bin.
anosn; iss boIbsr mig BELT borts fra bam."
"0st bar ba iisbsi9t; bsraf afb9naer Der netop Saa.
rns9ef. Seq bapSs MI inorettst Oct iaa rart, % mente, at
ls fnnoe aa op meb Gem. o. faa en- .uiatia llnosrret.
ming. % iaa blipsr Sc iribis Iss Bet ioite Cieblf."
"S0n sr mig en- mOobpOelis &arI; ies pl lite baus
No9st mso BAN at siere."
"Slot oears enc Sang; eoeI9s mig MI lite bet Sels,"
laace elallsn. ioet ban mso ct fat Sag toa BAN unee
Nrren % lnbsn Moam pibite al bet, ltoo ban uosnior
Osren III Npltops WereIe. "Blpsr Der, til lea taIor
paa Sem'" la8os elanieu. % aabnebe Osren. ga ban
oar Ommet lnoenfOr, loo ban Osrsu itaa paa &lsm. iaa
al @cam fHnee bore, hpao Der beu last.
"@oboas. Sr. 8roserer," lasos ban, "~unoiplo en-
DAMNED Zen. iom 'Ommer % itieIer @oset al O.rss tOf.
bare 5ib."
"Sbor tor De pops at lGtts Dsrss Ben Der $ulst?"
raabts MptOp iorbitrst. "Oe, faIte Suno, Tom loo mig
Stl'fsn. 10 nso Sem! Seq oil lite le Gem for mine
Sint."
Seq r Seres iauOe 8en, ST.. @roslerr, Dsrss sasnt.
Ut Sanessus. AZ
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-11
2l2

2l2
tOs nosI, SunosISbessr irsn, trat ct Yapir op al Com.
men. 90 iaiis is peo Borost.
Ger Sc" iasoe BIOm til @oam. "bcuns Wano, iom
eftu Smitguoisbsosrns mart bsbbsr GlauIsn, mart Bolbt
% forretsn mango andre Sing, bar ies iat Sisneite hos
bsnus IpfiOp ban bar ~uoarbeioet mie belle Watuialist.
M iiI 0s blot f."
AOsu SOrGcn !" iusos Ipfou, % fur 8anosr al
Raisri.
asa. bet muu Sc NOT f9s; men bpab oct 8untt an.
9aar. ia b9rr Sc Yrilsn. 8s M 0eres Sumter,
BoIbt.' 8OIot baOos Glins pau rsos Saunb, pasiu,rst
% nnmuerst. % paaoiits al Npliops Saauoitrift talriae
Yara!tuer. ION ~sOotsiOoe, at ban par 5oriatteren baaos
til bint Brep 90 I'll ben iaHte @sgsl. % bet paa en- laa
hnorig % o%pertpoenoe Waaos, at llp Den melt 8antro
muatts sips str.
"Det r en- nina 8arI, Den Bolot, ~umaabclis nina"
ia8bs SlOm. % ountsct BAN 8psssu "naar Der naits
Sang blpn en- Ylabs l,oie 8ebeimeCrdipet ia fore.
ilaar leg BAN ssbsimt ital bet sers. 90 ssbeiu CT ban;
nu bar ban gaast Der et ballot Oar % p9rst 8ammsr.
tisnsr for bsnns Yauusl % ist BAN sfu aOrtcus
men ban bor oa Osiaa Sorneislie al bet; lom ban bsblt
ifaar en- Dag, tomme Der Sde8 at somls 8snner, iOm
blalps % uo al ganitsH9bsbsrus. Set GIT NOT eQus baarct
Ill Deb ben SelI9bto. ben Gns at benz Ios be @nere paa
Siausn, i0a Be inaloeoe JON 9bospOttr; men ba ri III
biss Uolt unbu Bsbaublins. bs!snpts Be, Iaa BET bar en-
BornsisNs at bore bsrpaa; ri nj at pios, bpab ri piIbs,
% mssa Wa' til"
Seq" - bsGpubts NptOu. Der OOr blsU,n Ii9bIes, %
itsttsos fs til YOrbst.
'Dsl' ia9es BlOm. ia bet e risiis bet CT nstOp
Dem. 100 taller ON. Sra bet SisbI'. fs IL esuns &nip
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-11
Spcnifc ypcrs TOlfcmdnsoe.

SieIse en- | ,S0nf. 3iSu." fore.
tassn Sammenitilins ai Dolfemens.
Den | be iusnlte &iebiteber | Marsnc
1920 % 1875 talte Spsriass SO
&iebltGber / 1920 261 2O4 Snobp9.
9ers, msbsns be nup9rsnoe 80 &jeb.
it9bsr bar 621 400 Snbbpssere, iaa
at SolfemGn8oen bar ite9et meo
$50, 2S6 Ysrioner. Sun 3 StGosr.
nemli9 ulricebamn, Cater % Sroia.
ba- | oisie SO Oar aitaset | SoIte.
mGn9os. 2. WaImfoplns % Mruifa
bar 9aut ouer fra 8iebitsosr til
&Opin9sr, msosns Der er tiliommet
4 nps 8ieblteoer Starsbamn
(4529 Subb.). Srsuebor9 (2l94).
Saparanoa (944) os Sfeusftcd CAD.
Be / 1920 opsr 1000 Snbb. tGuenbs
StGber bioiettsS
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-11
gig

Isoss, at Sc beNt lite Der antass mig, % at ies BELT lite
Der bipe."
"Wfsninsen sr aItaa oen." bsm9rtsbe Srani, lot 9
bosr pa i'm Ss BELT bile bore fri, % at is berfor itioe
mao ie mig ON sitsr Mnore."
"OeriOm Sc tror bet Sr. 8rosierer, laa luarr lea
baaoe for Storm % mig. vi bIips Serss 8ienslte. inb.
I'll De lite bsbeper os %lGnaers," lparebe Moam paa lin 70.
lis Maaos.
"%sl tat," iascs Srunt; "fs taaer Gem paa Sreet;
Oct bliper iaa Ssrss Sag at boloe paa Storm. 9 blipe
altlaa min Slsnslte, inbtil ie9 life bsbsper Ser Ianaere.
- Wen r9 mig snsans, Storm, bar Der inaen Ootumen.
ter sler Sepisli9beoer etsr 9Rr. Hidareions Sob. lt Su.
tel, 1oorosc De funbs siere Seres Hst s~ielpsnos9 ?"
"Sfte Oct Winohs % ssentIis tunoe is ba heller
lite tale ON nosen Ist. San bapbe fun la9t mia bet
munotll8, men ban funbs 10 lensrs bape bsIismt fla om."
"Sapes ban omtaIt 8iospunitt? ?"
80. Yet linIee neop babe p9ret osnaana. ba ban
osos iaa %pIuoltIi9."
Omtalts Ss aIeris Sassn til @rpinaerns ?"
SEQ tGntte lite en9ans berpaa; be bapoe rimsIiapis
psllsr lite tasst rinssls Nutits osraf. 0esuesn bopbe lea
lnsen No paa mig, men snlleoe at iomme tHbaos til gu.
ropa" -
VA De bapos mootaset Oct Brep fra"
va l9 papoe mootasst bet grep," pebbIep TitoIai
lOm orasts mig til at slemms alt Oct Curia.."
"Waaits oil Sc osiaa fnbe Gem bsore tlreie Der
Slspenpapn, naar ri ferit TONNE Srben."
"Wfaafs," la8os ban. % ltr.p piors.
Seq bar tentt paa at eisre en- SeI Noroubriuoer
@aarosn," ia8Ss Grant liot sfr. "Qsiliabsosn her NOr.
0Hs' or ss'nflia altIOr flor til mig; % oa is M arbei.