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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25


Wednesday evening boy named Harry Smith.
residing on Rampant sire I, was bitten by q VIZ
cous dog. The animal was not shot.
Kitty Monagan, white woman, was arrested
and locked up in the Fourth Precinct Station,
charged with Kidnapping.
About o'clock Wednesday night little girl
named Dora Augustine, while playing on q lot Of
luTaber ON Elmra street. bit yesa. Eliza and Eva
lima, accidentally fell and broke one of her arms.
she was taken 10 the residence OF her parents In
the vicinity.
Two dead dogs, at the cornsrvof Second and
Chippewa streets, arr furnishing perfume for the
neighbors in that vicinity.
II the city does not want law suit the authori-
ties had better fix those two broken bridges at
the corner OF X usseau and Jackson streets.
4 man named John Henry yesterday surren-
q red him self at the sixth Station house, saying
that he had shot negro man accidentally on
Sixth street, ut the intersection of Ninth street
canal. Henry was locked up.
Robert Benson, rag-picker, FOR having hard
ware in his possess on supposed TO lave been
stolen, was imnured n the Ctnhal Station.
2. ). Burke, y cooper. was arrested and locked
up in the Gen raj Station, charged with breaking
and iering tho cooper shop III Ne ssrs. Pe1ton
h Dunbar, ut the corner VI Fouchsr and Girod
| streets.
Eugene Gasser vss arrested AMI locked up In
tho n xth Precinct Station, cha, q. with having
| burglsrlzsd several houses in the Fourth Dis
trict.
Henry May will not have n chance to vote
either for or against the Pacific Railroad tax, AZ
he is in hook, charged with having stolen prop
erty in his possession.
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THE COURTS.
Unttea states Circuit Cour


Judge Woo o decided 70 terday the long pend
ing CASE Of Simmobds OF al. ys. the steamer John
L. Moore.
The steamer John r. Moore wss lbeled in tho
Untted States District Court by A. M. 6immonds
and others, was seiz d and rold and the money
dpposiied in cour5. The referred to
master 10 report tahleau Ut distribution OF the
proceeds, and he m"de report lowing mari
nsrs' wages $3.50 81, costs s2i9O Is, leaving .
bal nee Of Sl8,G55
The master then reported that there was due
various persons who had furnished supplies, ma
terias aud repairs on her in THIS p rt, the sum oil
s32, 251, more than sufficient to absorb the sum
The swift Iron and steel Works Of Cincinnati,
and Denis Long of Louisville, claimed the re-
slduum by virtue OF mortgage OF the boat: n
The commercal firm Of John T. Moore Co
claimed to be first paid out OF The fund, under
mortgage executed in his CITY subsequent TO
swifts mortgage. Judge Woo IL de.reed that
the mort age OF the Swift Iron and Steel Works
has pref renee, and is entitled to the balance
of the fund, after paying costs and marinerf
wages.
In the osse Ct r. Ellsworth vs. s Flanagan and
f. A. Yorke, Judge w DDS yesterday decided
that the Hbelants recover from defendants the
sum II S546 "a.
United States Va. r. s DspnIs.- Defendant ar
rsigped on the charge OF subornation and per.
jul y, and released ON $500 bond.
United states District Court.
Judge Billings yes erdsy. in he case OF the
Crescent City Ice Company vs. Jas. Stafford. reA6
an opinion decreeing the three fl boa to OF ice II
| dispute the propertyof complainsnts.,
supreme Court.
| In the case Of The state Of Lousiana ex rel
| Allied Jumel vs.. G.. B. Johnson, Assistant Alto
ney General Egan fed motion setting fort
that The clerk had refused to furnish the maj
| date Of the court to him. An or6er was issue
for the clerk to show cause on 9aturday, the 26t
| ms, why he should not deliver the same. b
| The reason Of the clerks refusal to deliver ID
mandate is that the supreme Conrt has alread
granted writ OF error to the Supreme Court g
the United States which operates ~ slpersedeah
| Superior Criminal Court.
SENTENCED. Nj
Carving concealed wea pons-Prinos Ferdinar
| and John Ruffin, $40 or TN days Parish Prisos
| Assault with dangerous weapon. and wounf
| ing less than mayhem-Dr. H. Otto Moses, III
| shooting DR.. J. r. Walker, on January 70, 1877
on Canal street, Elk months Parish Prison and s5s
ON TRIAL,
Mnrder-Charles Lockerby, indicted Decembs
q. 1875. for the murder Of Matthias Keppler. 81 9
victory street, On the 9Th Of November 1871
Jury out. III
FIRST District Court.
| CONVICTED. IA
Assault and batlery-Fred. Brown.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
The EleetAen-'The budget and the Rail"
road Tax.

rhe Eleetaen-trhc Budget and the Rail-
road Tax.
The special meeting Of the Council, to be held
on Saturday is necossitated by the Pacific Rail
road tax election occurring to-day. The amended
budget viii also probably be taken up and passed
with the amendments suggested by the Mayor.
Administrator Cavanae has completed the dis
tribution of ballot. boxes for the election.
The conf sioners will be furnished with
y copy OF the printed rules adopted by
the Board of City Administrators for the
conduct OF the election. They are in the
same shape as presented by Mr.. Cavanac,
a synopsis Of which was given in yesterdays
DEMOCRAT. The full text is published officially
this morning.
Our Mayor takes Issue with our taxpaying in
formant regarding the strength OF the law re-
luiring that the Council shall provide for the
payment Of the interest Of the consolidated debt
before enforcing any ordinance passed in the
same year.
THE TRUE SITUATION.
Mr. Pilsbury asserts that the matter has already
been passed upon number Of times by the
courts. and cites particularly the case OF the Me-
chanies' and Traders Bank as q very strong ex-
ample. The bank had refused to pay it's taxes,
Including taxes on the inter. St Of consolidated
bonds which it owned, and pleaded that the city
was indebted TO the bauk for this very interest,
and had made no provision to payit.
The ruled that the plea OF the defense could
not be held good, as 1T WAS matter ior Interior
consideration. As to the tax suit against Mr.
Bormudeg, the city entertained no fears of de-
feat, but rather wished to bring it to an issue.
The objection OF MIR. Bsrmudez to paying his
taxes was based on other grounds than those
stated. A.
Mr.. BeYmudex, who was d few years ago the
Ciiy Auoruey, claims that he is entitled by law
10 Ave per cent on all back taxes collected by
him, ana therefore the city is indebted TO him.
The Mayor is also OF the opinion thss Q ial ure
to pass The ordinance providing for the pa! men
of The interest OF the consolidated debt could not
gom a common sense visw OF the situstion, clos
and arrest the workings OF the city government
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The Council was in committee OF the whole
during tho entire afternoon yesterday. com
pleting arrangements for the day. Iht
Manor and one or two members OF Board Oh Ad'
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CAPITOL GOSSIP.
GENERAL sOUNDINGs.
The Laws killing in East Feiiefana-
where the school Fund Went To.

The Laws killing in East Feiiciana-
where the school Fund Went To.
Az a rule, the state-House officers we're not
patronized yesterday except by those who had
business TO transact-and even thst was delayed
some what BY the session Of the Funding Board,
which occupied the attention OF all OF the State
officers until p. m.
Gov. Nichols has not yet received any reply to
the telegraphio inquiry made ss to the killing
OF Laws. at Jackson, but he has been informed
by.s member OF the Legislature from that yicin-
lily that politics
HAD NOTHING re DO WITH IT.
but that 1t was family matter between Laws
and another negro, who had taken Laws wife to
his heart and home.
When the par ticuIsrs come in an offcial shape
they will be given TO the public. and until then
the DEMOCRAT will not 60 into the sensational re-
port started by those who first brought the infor-
nation 10 the city.
The Board Of Health have issued TO physicians,
masters Of water craft and hers, circular
adopted May Is, 1870, which provides that oil
persons are s'reuuired to repoft within twenty
four hours to the Office the Board OF Health, all
cases within their cognizance OF Asiatio cholera,
yellow FEVER, typnu6 OT snip i1FeIs msHkHhhb
,oarlet fever am slpox, varoloid, trichiniass,
any other case that may at any time be specified
10 40 report such cases, such person failing or
in default shall he liable to q fne not to exceed
fifty dollars.
Another circular has been issued, calling the
attention Of ministers to The provisions OF the act
making IL the duty OF
ALL MINISTER'S OR PRIESTS
tn record each marriage ceremony performed
by THEM. other circulars have been issued
pertaining to the preservation OF health
Ia the city, and tho board expects that
II the laws are not disregsrded, and the
city authorities keep the streets sDd cutters
oIean there VIII be little or no necessity for the
expenditure Of any Of the item OF $4,000 in its
budget r oarbolic aoid.
iitt. further Investigation into school mat
ters By NocRAT reporter yesterday dev' Tops
the fact thu, den. Tom Anderson has drawn from
the
CURRENT SCHOOL FUND
since the LIST Of January. 1870, the stun OF T4,
o 8 SO. not including about $4,000 from the in.
terest fund, all II which l. charged to the parish
Of ST. Landry. through ex-Treasurer Anderson.
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HAS HE RETURNED
The yvIre-walklng Rat Rsdivivus.

About four years ago considerable curiosity was
excited by an acrobstIc rat that every evening
crossed Tchoupitoulas street on the telegraph
wire, from one store to another. Hundreds
watched this rodent EloDdn make his perilt US
passage, but after some three weeks at the work
he disappeared, and was seen no more.
1t now turns out another, Or mayhaps the same
old T. HOY, has put in an appearance, and las t
ev sning the corner OF Camp and Gravier was en-
Ivened by his presence, at least 30 ray those
who are observers Of such things. About $50
O'Clock he appeared Oh the wire running from tho
third story OF the Firemeus Insurance Company
to the third sto Of the large drug store OF tur
friend /. l.. Lyons. After scrutiny OF the street
below he essayed the pas sage and safely crossed,
whilst those who saw him applAuded. AS these
rodents are irregular habits, he may be expected
to repeat his trip this evening.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MAY rs, 1877

gan's two children-my sster-and for long
time he has been prosecuting her. Last evening
he arrested her for insulting and abusing him
while in the discharge Of his duty.
met him this morning nj er he had convicted
her before the First Municipal Police Court and
said to him what are you gDiug to do wi my sis-
ter? He said that none OF ycnr damn busine 30.
He then made motion 10 draw his pistol, when
I drew my knife. We both drew our weapons
simultaneously. He got the best OF me when we
elinohed. He fred four shots at me, only two OF
which took effect.
NoGarrsgsn is now in the Charity Hospital,
and his condi ion is very critical.
NECTAR. agsu Was visited at The Charity Hos
pital a. q late hour last night, and his condition
was just the same.
The physician says If fortune favors him, and
he should recover, he will loose the sight u his
right eve
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Assault and battery--Fred. Brown.
AuUsEN EN- IS.

ACADEMY OF MUs1o.--An opportunity viii
afforded the sp,usement loving pubic OF wisne
ing at ,hs Academy tonight the clever and am
ing comedy cf."all that Gitters 10 not uoi
which will be enacted by the members OF the I
stock com9any. The cast is an excellent @
AND play that has bold it's own Tor more tina
generation should prove attractive. The p
formance will conclude win the lnhi 'rous ial
entitled "a Qnie5 amily." This and me ms1i
Tomorrow will be the last appearance OF
company in this city. .c.
Robersson's exquisite comedy OF Gas
which ever receives warm welcome, VII
presented a. the m tines. pay 80 pure
elevate d In tone, which appeAss 70 every sns,
~ onr h tier nature deserves the countent
and appreciation of all, aud We trust Will
gr eted by a ia ] house.
A. nj ait on SATURDAY.. the company viii
an entertainment in ilgiers, being their nrss
naarapce her. the very eBi rsable comedy OF
Midov Hnnsn being the attraction.
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A Gang NJ Thieves.

A. O. Christopher, sliss santa Anna, Bob fimp.
son, alias VIM. Simpson. Tom Gallagher, aliss
Frencby, and Thos. Sumner. alias schseser.
jour as notorious thieves as ever struck
New Orleans. were arrested By Detectives
Pecora, Minor and Tracey aud locked up In the
Central Station, charged with being yaprants.
having no visible means Of support and liable to
commit breach OF tho peace at any fssne IL al
lowed to roam at large.
The above thieves were araigned before
Judge Smith. who located them, with boayd and
lodging for thirty days. in the Parish Prison.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25

BuRsErrs FLAvoRrNo ExTRAcrs.-1he superb
o,stu of these extracts consists In their perfect
o,lrStu ind great strength They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which en-
ter into the composition of many Of the Fictitious
ruit favors now in the market. They are not
nly true to their names. but are prepared from
rui's of the best quality, aid are 30 highly con-
only need be used.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25
A Runaway.

At O'Clock yesterday, horse attached to q
candy wagon, at the corner OF P"lymnia and 81
| Charles streets took fright aud ran away. The
driver, Mr.. Frank Ney, was precipis ted to the
over bis body. Fortunately, however, he was only
slightly blui ed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25

Yesterday we no iced the office OF W. Fl. Bar
nett, money broker, No. 50 st. Charles rect,
opposite s.. Oh aries Hotel, thronged with parties
to settle their taxes and licenses, which was occa-
sios ed by his liberal allowance OF discount on
warrants received for same. Mr.. B. buys these
war; ants from first hands over the counter, and
II course, is pr. pared o offer larger inducements
than any one else. We would advise those con-
cerned to see HIM.
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Ample arrangements have been made by the
New Orleans aud Carrollton Railroad Company
10 convey to the city excursion parti 9 who take
the evening river packets to Osrrolton. 81.
Charles Avenue will, in day or two, be watered
from Tivoli Circle to Louisiana Avenue, making
this one Of the most delightful rides and drives
in the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25

The Singer ia the only sewing machire un-
scrnnnlons men have ever at empted to initiate.
what better proof is wanted Of its superiority
,fice 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25

SUNDAY EXCURSION Try the Sunday excursion
bv the Jackson Rairoad. Train leaves the Oal-
l1pe street depot at 7:30 q. m. Fare to McComb
City and return 81.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25

BATTALION AAsHrsGToN ARTILLERY = Return
of The Wanderers Memoe' of he b .ttaiion will
We come hem at the arsenal Friday svering, 2alh
inst., ut 8 o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25

the Singer iuaugurated the reduction in prices
and she uld receive the patronage Office, vi
Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25
Silver Soapina.

The Singer is acknowledged by all to be the
best sewing machine in the Market
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-25

Buy only the Singer, they we're the FIRST &c
duce the prices, Office 81 Canal ss-eet.
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preeedes the investigation committee to New Or
leans, win Their TO make Judge Kings position
more perplexing or not will manifest itself soon.
The new treasury agent, Col Barney, Will have
his hand. full, aud it emains to be seen whether
spply IN his case.
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-18

lbanoI lporlelt. % in9en snnoc be-.
arlbc. bpor Dc bItp al. Miitanocn
Ira gotrs I'll Saaosloro er Del fnopt
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% paffert 8eir orn Dag 6e reiiis,
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tlauof par roget tpf, men FIN too
paa en- Iiben Stuno % a~iIeltcs ba
al oct n~atrSitc @siy. 6lcloet blep
Glcnncmic9t | ale Wetnnaer, 90
Sireact, buor man lfnIoe pentt OF
finoc Dem, er iIlli9e temmelie iierfi
beIGroet baaoe CONNER % 8inter;
men life ocltomlnorc bar % bIsp
Dc boric. 3 Be9pnbeIien al iorriae
u9e off en- Rome ira 9otre opi0ieu.
nem GOireoalen for at le citer Sire a
l!irer. Sbet bun poosr iaiennem
@rGsIet. licosr bun meb 5oben
moo uoact hoarot, % en- nibIe9el
Deonin9eifalle triIlsr irem for ben.
bts Seoocr. 80nen Der er noGet
obcrtrolif oG-iom ale ouertroiifc-
me9ct itDgtlom. ilDgter pclifrGmt
blcmoptr % iortGIIsr Wanoioltcus
ON Oct irIiomme Suno. 0ielc, Der
ltroI oneoe Sammanhen0en. 0nor
til Steret "a iiuber Der Eercnc al
to Wsnueltcr liDgenoe / en !iocu
Stentes, fun no9le faa NIen TIA
blnanoeu =, Oct bar 9eunln9crne al
Dc Tor ll-l2 War lioen burttbIeb.
ne 6luner. Oisit Iaonte uenlia
oengang Stl,r paa gangitrano, %
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bolo bet che Var CT enooa til Neo
brtlgbart-at oct bar eli let SaQ at
flenoe Dem l8lm 9uao Der bar
uorct &aria0en til oieic lllptfeliges
Guoligt CT life loa Goot at iiae meo
8eltemi5eo men lauolDnliapis CT
DC blcDne b%eDraucoe al Ct Snelfreb.
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-18

aoct. iaa cr oct upen minoite Sag cIsr 8itterbeb, oerom
Fan i9 iorIlfre Gem. Nd. Oct er sanife andre @ruube,
POM Ue lite flenoer, Der tun9e MIG - ica fan ise, cuoos
moo min @ilie - til life poanp at trGber &ienets Dos
Srpserer 5ranf."
NSpiIfe oiSle @nnbc enc mantte pere, ipncs ia bo9,
ot 0s ~leetmineite foreIcbis funoe ls bort ira Dem, % lacs,
lom ON De lst lite bare TIL"
"0eriom Sc fenbte bcm. piloe DC life tale %laaeNss
"saS os belere tale rent no. io9bc Neam "Fa tror.
Iul leg TENDER DEM, men leS amer Dem in0cnlunos Tor I'll.
|rr@ttellSe Ill at b%esrunbs Sses 8clutuin9."
"2por fenber 0e Gem ira?" ipur9te NifoIai forum.
crst, % laa pht paa BAN.
Yet ltal i9 ise Dem. - 9aura o9 benncs dooer
oeo OCT pee, men eucrs Snacn % bpsm Der bar lo8t
gem Oct Tan Oe pel not tGnfe Sem, - Spncs Sc loa
snle' noar DC trufer ouer So9en, at bcr life CT nO0en
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S'"8' al leo meo Sleen fan bpoe bcnos ct Slem"
SS bpls beneeS Naber na til bu &b alli9epd lrt
Fer f9 imoo oct 2"
!, Yet oil leo baoos ior bans eoeu % for por Sfplo
8pa0os at ban lite DIOR. Mn fan ban ~incpenbe, at is in.
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" lsr bar lest. at 6olf, lom life aruebe 6ormuer. olliss.
q u uotommet; - men naor is letter fOcsn UNDER
wv 0orc' laa Huber ic9 mig life lenscrs llubcrtrbffcle
A0s Spanni."
"es CT encHa Ianst fra lua rOIis % uSen BiitsrbeN.
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-18
22l9

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iom Sc"
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mig mo at lobe, bprfen ioap suer imorssn. Seq bllper
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lorslo9aes men laa heller lite eli Dag leussrs."
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MS Eulon, bpem nj lite nrpne, bar pGret opps isaar IN
5imes Sb? 2aura bar ioos lenbt ma ct Var 3inier;
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Sc MI or raft"
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bs relte ia. "os ls fan life suSams tommc til at tale
meo benbe."
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nsaen t5orN9ti9bso Der MATTE %anpeaces. ea Sc lsu par
fommet op"
"anncs Sc i%csiminris life imnsle ct Yrsp IND til
benoe2 2"
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is peo iorup. at Oct lite nptter Roget. 3 Oct Ynnt u
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@runpeu sanlfe rieti9. Sslp ON Der iite par uneet ipelsn.
laa pilse 9yranfs itrsnas fSorbns pere tilitrufislst."
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mon sucuu bar sipst Noseu enbos blot Stin al MalsS.
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life iarbuot Roget. lsrIs for Osrss @setommsnos, men
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-18

snouns," st Sisblit eitr lincoe Sranf ls ino ior at i,
ON bun JOB, men blcu iirog aubobt, oa ban pilpe treffe
nS tilba9e meosns ban iotte no oeb Seu9en, off 9uura
inc % tate meo lin 6ober.
"SporIsoes bar On Oct. min fiere Yise?" ipur9ts
bcnecs 6oesr, ieet ban fortnight la8oe in @rm ON beu-
bes 9als. "5cs lpnes. at On fer bcbrs no lbae."
"Se9 bar Oct 9obt, 6aber; men leg fan euonu life
rere mig. @io Ou piIbe bOlHe MIG Saaubeu. Seq
bOlcsr iaamc9et al 0is Sacer." tiIicsre bun. os penots
MuNgtst cp MOB BAN. - "Su blpsr laa Inn9e borts
bpab beitiler On belle 0a9cu iaieuncm 2"
~Sc9 bar troplt meb en- Del 8esnltaber % andre Ga.
Ger, lOm life funns ~intersslerc 9is.~
"Msn l~nisreslcrs DC ba Si9. Sabcr?"
zoe ~iniereslsre mig mc9et. lrrbees me9ct oct or
lGnac ilben, at nit Mrbeloe cr 9aaci iaa LET ira &annben
lom nn."
"Su lr oalaa ms0et roitcrc no, clio Icrcno lt0 bep
ina. Wen l9 MIC. 6acr. buao sr oct for &~c8mif0bcr? ?"
"Sct er 8e9nllober hos Ell al mine Tefleubte men
plas Dig MI life Ien9ere lelp mep oisle SperasmoaI."
"Ss9 l0nass eftsr at l e0ritenlen m0a ban life
fomne herino ?"
"Sporlcpes 9aar Oct laa. lille 6refen ?" iprrste bcn
@amls. ibct ban iaite la po Scnacu. zoe %nnclfpIcer,
@r. @rosierer. men 4refencu % i8 ere samIc 8cficnrte."
"5a ioa." la9be grant, % loo lom ON ban bcp for
uneret; "Oc bar oltlaa oitsrc feet min 0otier."
40, nre @anse," iuarsce Garltrnien, % blnfcoe tlca'
tia i'll beuoc. "0srss 9altr bar al % I'll bcie8t 9aura,
% laa bar is baut aoNt oerai meo Oct SOmms." - "$an
bar Set 9pet," bpifcNc eorltenleu cn Start; mn bar ban
loast eli Ylaes Der SDen. San bar beod mig at bile
Sem"
Decorah-posten., 1877-10-18

etlcella maatie babe Ylben liror %
oar olal9 I'll at lc9c GobafsbonoIs.
rem otnntS nerIi90enoe 8opel for
al 'aa pIoe. builfen Yibe BET alaIct.
% oeiie fueOeS % bun % Somfru.
en- ON. elierot iaa lang SO bar
pasiUst, iom omirenlliQ flnbe hare
m%eo9aoet Tor al opie0c 9obatsbono.
lereH, Tom MuQlnIbenOe iiIbaae Ga
%forflareoe, at oct bar "ben Yiben.
ION bang | 8inbuet" % lao ff bun
ell ms9et pen Ribe meo lio. WEB
oeIne, ION lite mar laa let at az.
lglle cller ponileiie, began bun ia
op til en- YarDfmo9sr, bpor bun ira
I'M Woemooer - en- Game. ION
gun !labn9ob BAD ON at faa
meo no blem EN- SaorIette. oa Wiab.
mooercn life baubc sobt for at fom.
me lslp. Yarptmassreu bopbe life
ulocre Hpit btrpaa / BeopnosIlen,
men ia @n9iGloence ltrnI par oil.
lt9 I'll at IGgsc lsien Tom ct Sla0s
mIolcrtIoi9t Yant en- Yibs, bun bab.
DC bcniet Ior i'm 9usbono, If bun
uoleuerst en- fOltbnr @aaraelte. Gen.
ne oar fnront Bare % omlaites
llraI | Pen9e. &Ort iost. mon nil
ie. at Nn%8iGIcenoe tr mc9et opiuo.
for al fame is Yeu9c. Nu
benlloosr bum arrclterct.