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, 1878-08-24

ludIng themselves with the idea
that Disadvantages offered were
sufficient to attract the invest
mont of capital without their ac-
tive and material aid. When a
large contribution was deemed
the only means by which rail
road connection could be secur-
ed, it was promptly pledged by
our citizens and rendered to the
Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany as a bonus for the location
Of the terminus at this place.
There is no reasonable doubt in
the mind of any intelligent man
that the amount then pledged,
if fjudlciously applied, could have
assured the completion of the
Seattle and Walla Walla railroad
two years ago, and that all real
estate values in this town would
have been increased thereby ten
times the amount contributed
But the project was permitted to
llnger. and still fingers, only be-
cause q portion OF eur property
holders, controlled by a greed
that devOurs its own substance,
hoped to share in the profit with
out contributing Of their sub
stance to its success; and thus,
like the miser, they hazard all
rather than incur expense in
protecting what they have. The
time has come when this mig
gardly spirit cannot, and ought
not, to be tolerated in this CON-
munity.
, 1878-08-24
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of GEORGE C. FISHER, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ex-
ecutor OF the last will testament of George G.
Fisher deceased, to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against said deceased, to pre-
sent them, with the necessary vouchers, within
IL mouths after the first publication Of this notice,
to the said executor, at the eff ,e of Mcknight &
Teary In the city of Sc tile, county Of King, or
they will be forever barred by Law.
SAMUEL E. WICHARD,
Executor OF the last will and testament OF George
G. Fisher, deceased
Dated Seattle, August 9th, 1878. If
, 1878-08-24
Kitsap Democratic Convention.

A Mass convention OF the D. mocrats of Kitsap
County will be held at Port Madison on Saturday,
August 81, 1873, at O'Clock. P. NJ, for the pur'
pose of nominating Distric; and County officers
and selecting TWO delegates to represent said
county in the Territorial Convention to be held
at Vancouver Sept. 5th.
By orler of the County Committee.
a92y II. B.EMERY, Chairman.
, 1878-08-24
The Pending Election.

l. lIllc W do Ia tlllS COudSlN "hSh
nothing could be more fatal to
the success of a candidate for Of
flee than to be detected in in
triguing or actively working for
his own nomination or election,
and a log-rolling arrangement
between two or more candidates
to aid each other by an inter
change of followers, was regard
ed by popular sentiment as an
evidence of corruption which
would exclude from any position
of public confidence or trust ev-
cry man engaged therein. But,
alas! how times have changed,
as the primary meetings held in
this city last evening demonstra-
ted; in which the candidates
appeared personally as the lead
ers of trained bands, enlisted
as followers, pledged to the for
tunes of their several chiefs, like
the soldiers of fortune Of the
middle ages whose lances were
at the service Of any power with
the disposition and ability to
pay the purchase price. 10
day these leaders are exhibiting
the results of the conflict in SO
many delegates elected to the
nominating convention pledged
to do their bidding. What Il
gross travesty is this upon free
popular government. The the
ory OF nominating conventions
is, that they are dcllberative
bodies, composed Of delegates
elected to express and aggregate
popular sentiments, as unbiased
by personal considerations as Il
jury for the trial of an action in
court. The practice OF electing
delegates in the interest Of self
seeking candidates is as totally
adverse to this theory as it is
hazardous to good government;
it is devised to defeat, instead of
expressing the popular will, re-
lying upon party discipline and
not upon the unconstrained judg-
ment Of the people for success.
A candidate thus nominated and
elected may possibly make an
efficient officer, but his qualifca-
tions as an officer are not, as they
should be, the basis Of success;
his ability for management and
intrigue giving him his principal
advantage.
All parties now profess to be
in favor of civil service reform.
Few among our most intelligent
citizens can explain the political
differences which now divide
parties, and none can tell what
possible bearing political pro-
LESSONS have upon the discharge
of the clerical duties Of off cial
positions, or how the interven-
ton Of party is useful in the Sc
lection of such offices, except as
a means of promoting the de-
signs of demagogues and Office
seekers who cannot command
the popular suffrages upon their
own personal merits. We can
expect no reform of our civil
service until the people cease to
Le the bond-slaves of party un-
der the management Of self
seeking politicians. For thirty
five years we never missed being
a delegate to any convention OF
our party in either the county,
state or district in which we re-
sided, and never went into a
convention under instructions or
personally committed to the sup
port of any candidate for a NOM
ination, and uniformly discrimi-
mated against the candidates who
personally solicited nominations.
When we found bargain and
sale the rule which controlled in
, 1878-08-24

The Committee also recommends subject to any
change to be made by the respective County Com
mittees, that the various County Conventions be
held at the County Seat, on Saturday, the 2Sth
day of September, 1873, at the hour of O'Clock
p, NJ, and that the primary meetings to elect
Delegates to the County Conventions be held at
hour of o'clock P. NJ, of Saturday the 2lst day
of September, 1878, at the voting places 10 each
precinct. This recommendation is intended only
or those Counties which have no County Central
Committee, or when they fail to act.
By order of the Territorial Republican Central
,mmittee. DANIEL BAGLEY,
Chairman of Committee.
BYRON BARLOW.
Secretary,
New Tacoma, W. T'y.. July IS, 1S7o-jul22-td
, 1878-08-24
Libel Suits.
pcndently.


commented in various ways upon
the subject Of a suit commenced
against the editor of this paper
for libel, under an evident mis-
apprehension of the facts. A
Portland paper represents 1t as;
"Thomas W. Prosch, editor of
the Seattle Tribune, suit against
Beriah Brown, editor of the DIS
PATCH, and Mayor of Seattle, for
libel, in the sum of $4,000 dam
ages. This suit has been brought
on account of u statement re-
Gently made in the DISPATCH,
claiming that Mr.. Proseh, as
postmastero of Seattle, was 'crook-
ed in his official duties; or, in
other words, that he acted in
the interest of the mail contract
Or"
The facts are, that the alleged
libel was published in January
last-a term Of District Court
having since intervened-and
consists of detached sentences
of deductions drawn from state
ments of well-known facts in re-
lation to the mismanagement OF
the post Office in this city, all of
which were fair matters Of pub
lie criticism, and are entirely lg-
nored in the plaintiff S complaint.
The material charges embraced
in that article eliminated in 4
petition for his removal, which
was being numerously signed
when a compromise was pro
posed and accepted, BY which
he resigned under an agreement
that his successor should pay
him for his post Office fixtures.
In accordance with that agree
ment We signed a recommended
ton for the change, which was
endorsed by Prosch, over his
own signature, upon the same
paper, which we regarded as a
confession and avoidance, in
settlement of the whole contro-
versy upon that subject, and
have never before now publicly
alluded to the terms Of settle
ment, allowing Prosch all the
public credit of having volunta-
rily resigned; and 1t undoubted-
ly would have rested there, and
Prosch would never have dream
ed that he had cause of action
against us for libel, but for sub
sequent events and the proverb-
ial sharpness Of his Attorney in
defending men charged with
criminal offenses.
While the matters above re-
ferred to were pending, Prosch
published in his paper one of the
most malicious and unfounded
ibels upon US ever uttered, spe-
clfically and circumstantially
charging us with felony in forg-
ing the name of Chief Justice
Lewis, stating positively that
the Judge, all the members of
the bar, and the public generally
believed us guilty, though the
fact could not be proved. Upon
the testimony of the Judge, the
members of the bar and all other
parties specifically referred to
all of whom positively swore
that the charges were false, the
Grand Jury of the district found
a true bill against Thomas w.
Prosch for malicious libel. The
Indictment was dismissed by the
Court solely upon the ground
that the statutes Of the Terrific
ry provided no penalty for the
crime, a conviction, of which
there conld be no reasonable
doubt, would be fruitless and at
tended with unnecessary ex-
pense to the county. The laws
providing no punishment upon
conviction for this most coward
ly and Infamous crime, and the
offence having become habitual
, 1878-08-24
TYeasurer's Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the tax list OF King
County and special school tax for the year 1878
are now due and in my hands for collection. To
all taxes remaining unpaid on December 1st, 1878,
t n Per C pi. pea~lry will he addict. Tax PAYERS
will please hand in their supervisors, road poll
and road Erope ty tax receipts G. D. HILL.
Seattle, August 19.h, 1873 Treasurer
, 1878-08-24
Democrat Territorial
al Convention.

A Convention of the Democracy Of Washing
ton Territory will be held at Vancouver on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1878.
at 10 o'clock. A NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate for Delegate to Congress and one
Prosecuting Attorney for each Judicial District.
The Apportionment of Delegates shall be ono
for each 100 votes, or fraction Of 100 greater
than 50, cast for Jonn P. Judson at the last gen.
eral election; each county, however, being enti-
tied to at last one delegate, as follows:
Chehalis. s.............1 Pierce.
ClAllam. San Juan. L
Clarke e.............3 Skamania .............1
Columbia. ..........4 Snohomisb ............1
CowlitZ .............2 evens L
Island d..............1 Il Jefferson. y
Pacific. King ...... ..S
Kitsap, .............2 Klickitat. at..............1
Lewis ..............2 Thurston ........3 3
Mason n..............1 Wahkakcm ..........1
Wala Walls. Whatcon ......2
Whitman. .........1 Yakima .. L
By order OF the Democratic Territorial Com
mittee. A. J. CAIN,
al I'd Chairman.
, 1878-08-24
New Advertisements.
TYeasurer'S Notice.

The treasurer of King County will pay, on
presentation, ali outstanding warrants drawn on
The County fund of said countv, bearing dates
prior TO, and including No. 104 OF the series of
1871, August term; no interest will be allowed on
said warranis after 30 days from the date of this
notice. u. ID. Hill.
Seattle August Goth 1878 Treasurer.
, 1878-08-24
Northern Transportation Co.,
Gz8k

CARRYING THE q. s. MAILS.
The steamer J. B. LIBBY. Oapt. Brenner,
the above company. will leave seattle every
Monday, at 7R'ciock A. Mp
For WILDLY Island. Utsslady, La Conner IN
Whatcom; and every FRIDAY for WILDLY Isl
and. Utsalady and La Conner: returning
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THE STEAMER DISPATCH,
Capt. Monroe. will leave Seattle every Thur
day Evening at 10 O'Clock. for Port ToWusen
San Juan Island and Semiahmoo, returning on
Sundays.
For Freight or passage apply ON board.
nox3 10. BRITAIN.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02
Sruitccs Oh Hcfcrentcs:
So

"Oet fan l9 lite dae, for ban bstaIer tort for Sus
% &ot," lparsoe Marte mso Den itsrits SinbsrO. uastst
bun ausrsbs aaubs iaast Ysuse for al FORBADE BAN.
"Spab fOtrr bet ias?
"Sm, bet or lite laa 9oot at i9e. Seq sr life olene
ON bet. Msu Oct bIiusr oprt, for ban bar iormaarnos
8snnsr, iom bsiaIsr 9obt. 90 DC inuer Oueralt. Sc bar
10 forbert big oeiaa, @brabann.
"~5Srbet? Rei = ia iorbert a." iuarcNe ban, ba
ban after nj ct Spart af Warts.
"De pioe bsrs, bcorlsees Oct oft til meo Solbbsien.
ten" f~ortiattt Den aamIs SsI. mebens spebsr9 preb is al
Stref % lltaaImooisbeb.
"Spab for 8enner Spem sr oct?
"Sar iie 4op til at nss bet.
"Ste noaet 8reuI msuem o." iaebe Spsb,rs, "bpao
toter Oct at faa al Den llnosrretnins. iOm ie8 oil bape?"
"Dst iaIbr oprt. naar Oct ,r lao tr Sir ell oil
iauss." iases Marte. % Iaa %be9pnets eli Eruttsn, lon ON
Der ~banoIsbes ON en- alminoeis 9an8bar %are.
"Ssr e Ysnssns," iasos $usbes % leuersps benNs Ell
Sut Yapipsuse "9por er ban?"
"St fan is life iortals. isrsne iss bar brOst Oct i
Srben. 5rOr 9e at is er FABIAN Ell Slpnbre, at iesIlip'
per Snusbanune lise iuc paa mig Va, nti saf, l9
bar lite label mig inibe sncnu."
Susbers bapps bapt goo 9pt til at tase Yen9ens I'll.
bsae, men Be bare uQersoe bel %forparsec Wartes Somme.
"Saa lao mig faa Yenssne isicn."
asa Ieeu," iparsbs bun sanits ~iolebIOeis. "Oe oil
fanne lite bape nossn llnoerretnins ON BAN, fpreno Sor'
bsret %bsapner, ON buao Der bSnSte paa Wete War9rete"
,y"Saobu, bpab ptb bu osrom, @su bet sr oct FANNIE
Bebolo Ysna,ns. Spab Glib Tan on ita1e unosrretnlnsy =
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02
Smbifribcr paa Sccorab.Noitcm

fprt. bUao ban tao mig sissei Seq bapoe 0Ioris pOpst
bette. SUor on er flint % moois % goo" lg5
"Sis lite Oct" iparsbe @ina. Seq bar bsitsmt siort
bette mere al Sao emo &~iarlisbso. Seq ipnss is BAN. naar
ban luler Brcpst; "sil Sr. Spsbsrs, tafnsmlisit fra
Slnpn."
SmiOIsrtb tlebte 9ina Is paa. Sercn laaitss after
op % be to @sninoer fnnbe meo No tale ON Mttenens
Beaipenbeoer. aa af
@ina fortalte: m l.7l3
"Du fan tro nit Sisrts bauisos. ba ie aabnsoe Do.
rem. % ba iea trai Spebers esruoe - ban par ltlo Sn-
tften - ira tunbs naiicn lite iaa Sroeue irsm.
"Scs - ia i9 It Il - itammses ls.
"8au on life inatts no. bin Sof." iasb, Den befise
Sr. Suebsrs. a
me "5ss ifulos lsuers bsuus Yatis % bette Srep, nj ies
cuoeiis irsm.
ssh bio" Saa hefis sr ban. "Spsm frar
~0e haar bel Brspst," iuareoe ies. % lmat no al
Seru. Yaa srappsn itanekct lea libt % la inc Sln.
ucm Winbuet. Sptber9 bapbs repst Brtpet % % Moo meo
nabu Wune % ltirrebe. Saa snb ban Yattsn % ileee
ind paa 1T SoniOr. Stite CT Den belle SiliOris.
"9st cr Ell a~rs,tslis Sspu.' iascs SeOrsins. "tsni.
on ban lite par tpleis."
"gr ban lie itp!cis. iaa bar ban 10 lite onet al Oct
% CT ban lfpINis. ha CT Oct lite mere enc iorilsni. s@ui,
iert at ifpNs en- @aup. % ia laSs en- anSen lis StTaI
briorl"
Sc to Yisu inaitsps iaa lsuss ON bette, at DC sltnals
M%itsusmaeen % maats bsntes nse.
"Stt par Ell mssst s~ranota unSalsssIls at ssUt
iaaes Mmtmanbinetn. H
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02
Tanmarf.

Trie llniucriitcttr. VI ounii Blat
bar III gcbdnollns Glsnoplo9rt Den
allsrebc here 8dn9e ier oreiisbt
3anie ON laafaIots Erie ~lluirsrilis.
ter" / en- nOBst nirnorct ,Sorm. nsm
liz oeo al oprstte ~noSdulunoe itnolat
SOrtlGsniussrGtisr / snfolte al Dan.
malts iierre Yrouinosbber. % "a
naunli9 i Sbenis o9 Narbus, otl
bnnos paa @runb al lin Sierrclil
% pcb line Observation-Disclosures mas
bstrastcs lOm be Iotals SousotUoer
poa SSpen % / Spllano BIareI
mener, al Sore 4faoemi. "buis rlat
Wlolsr oct n9itcn er iorbuuoet msf
&anhtliabco at 9iUs en- plslsnoe IN.
DsHoslle. funoe poe Bibrl9 til 5pGrf-
lGttsller al en- laaodn Oroulrg.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02
ga

San bar for aammel Beienbt til lite at fOritaa, bpab
De msnts; uoeu at nse ct Orb. tos Spebers oerior OF lin
Yensepuns % lsesrspe 5onas nosle Ysnse. San sau at.
ter 9Parte noele, men ON bun iii Salpoesn. inlle vi labe
bore ulaet bet bar 10 lite soot for Sonas at Dele lst
Der Werfet.
SPAR bu iaa feet bam?"
"Nei, life hben ban par pa SIapsriet. iuarebe @bra.
BAN, Sunbbebsn to % tiir,os msb at baps narrst nosle
Yen9s Of i'm samle Susbonbe. Wsu Warte bar albtes
life tilfrsbs mso ben Oel. bun bapot facet. % meo I'll
SuartGnfthso. iom bar mertuarois, %bsnpttsoe bun JIG al
Speberss 6orlse,nbsb % Mbrabams Sanfslesbso.
"Su sr en- Sorii. Nbrabam." iu8be bun msset aabcu.
bisrtst, "iom tror, at bet Tan nptte at Iese @ismiel M.
Gu bar life leet bam, men bu peo ba hpor ban e." lashe
bun % GAP lin &ammsrat ct ~bsmmslist Sparf p0a Bsnet.
Sr itulo, life mere til for at iaa Mbrabam lips paa.
Gen. t ~
asa. Oct er anbst Snai, bet" iasos ban. "5ss bare
iusbs. at ies life bapee ist bam. % ianet er BET, men
bpor ban sr, ia bet er Here END leo iom pso Oct"
"Som bar piot Oct. Wsn III pb bu bet lite" la9ee
Marte 90 ianssbs after Mbrabam. "Sam- sr Der iHe len.
sers. % iaa uiot is peo. sr NOT is MI Den Gnsle, iOm
isnosr Buret, bpor ben Busl fbosr." I
@Spor CT ban p lparste Soebe9. %
"$an bstalsr for at ri iial tie" iparsbe Warte. %
"Os is for at bu ial tale" iasee Spebts ipris. %
tos after Yunssu frem. Osnns Sang eap ban Beussue
til Warte % bun putteos BEN sanfs rolist 9ommen
ubsu at sips Mbrabam en- Sfillins. San ielte. at ban
bar ioIst, % at bet par bsoit at bobe CODE Wiiner til lkt
Spil. iaa iunoe Der maale fable nOaet af.
"Spor e ban laa p ipar8te Spsbsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

Ylnoielis SOB. Gn Citsrsn',r
paa ca 60 Nar. Gbritsn Sersuieu
(9argtbiem). ION oar paa Giiers'
~'rObnins ! Storm % 8esn. oeot
iielae tSrsotrltsbnpn Ap. plubiclil
ben 20oe Noptmbtr / 0asnlnaen
meoens ban luo psb Rorst / Bla.
cen % tort otter at ban hapot
faast Ell BIO Brso o9 en- Snnps
tt at iiprfe il9 pda i bet tolbs &slr.
Zen Gi'eoe. Der mar Aifrstsmanh,
srtsrIaocr ii9 Ell Gnfs paa ca 50
Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

YIN Yei. &so Wolce ere nplit
10 8eiiipffer fnIoierie. Der bar a
lie rinse Beiponina for Den Lamb
perts 6orbiuoeIis ocromfring, mem
li9 ct Yciitpite at en- Wils eenabt
msllsm 6r0nm % Boz % e. onosl
Wsiitptfe al en- haip Mils genae,
lanas &orniiOoilorben Roromere
Iso oisie iu,nbs 8elitbfters @nlea
u Der snoeIig tilpsitbrast en- lam
msnbGnasnoe 4anoeusi runpt bel,
ben 3aIpe. lom oannsS al ,5anne.
iiOroen. apGrr9sflorbsu, 8ornnao.
fiorren. Snitaopi9sn % 9%uliunoei.
Sc Glbrs al Den nuItptnoc Sleai
oil, iiriuer ". y. minbss ben 5io.
oa Der pod bile Den ~ombanoleos
SirefniEs iaa9oonOm life ianotp
gnnoepsi otn. Der uIlos ir,m, moatl,
pOoe opsr Wpr elsr BRUCE Baao.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

ce'l'n 2Opcrsn8 o. Susmano ebr.
Yeoerlsns Gnie tilberenos iammcu.
bp99eoe Snie / Glieners. Run et
Ya8bus poa Sir. Yeoericns gnfts
Glsnrom bIso toasnbs. SIosn be.
spnoie ! Sagst opsr Gufsns 8ebo.
elleslslll9bec. Ii9e UNDER Storhcns.
pibsn, men buorlsoss ben Ct cpltaoer
bar Oct bIoilI life porst muliat at
nonnce. ea Der ben ngunts Ooo
lffe bapoe peret SIo pao Storitensn.
% Sn9su oil babe uGret paa eofist
meo gps. Oct Wsite ni Snobost
blep rsooet tilliacmeo ale 8r,at,l.
rerne.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02
8rfjrnOt j6rclicr.
so
"Saa tag bit Rsiietei paa % Hut 4pist."

"Saa tag bit Rsiistsi paa % Hut 4pft."
Saa ltste.
"gare ri M bar noe at Yorten. Set ter bIiue uerit;
men bu maa life tale Tosst.!"
8iua taitsps bsrpaa en- 8aabs ousr f9 ielu. % bun
% @sOrsina sif forIetis nso 40 &rappsn.
Sc Hap Del ub, ibi 4pffsn imilsr 10 til Den Oriitise.
os GIT no mob Storsaoen. Oa Dc Tom til &irtsn, iasSe
@ina
Gag MI min 8aabs os saa aste sftsr mig, men inp'
bent mig life. gu saar paa Den anoen Slos al @aosn
os penhsr ON miotpcis. 8aa ia9te, iaa ial l9 inbbents
big paa 8ilba9eusisn."
ubsn al bore pna Snopsuoin9sr, taieps bun IN &aabs
pa @sorsinss Mrm % iprans mso i'm Yaffs neo Opsr ga
Den. Reitsn mstanilt fulste @sorsine siter; bun laa I'M
@sninos blius bOrx Msrtst; bun iaa at Oersn aabnsos
fs til Spsberss BUTT, bun par ferbi8 til at Ie9ns ON al
Nnst. % ipntes at bet aloris to9 n19sn gnos. Saa gu
Oersn after op; bun iaa @ossu ommeu no, iano'e hot
paa Srappen % lie opsr @aoer. ben MOB f9. SUN pencte
ON % ait op mob 5orpst. Snatt par @ina hos bsnoe.
Ue GIT tilbase Merfet - bet par life ponlieli9t at Nnoe
ct msrft Steo Dine 5raulpstsrnss &io - @ina fafsoe
&aabsn on, fig % be to unse Samer lite biem.
"Ost r siort." bui1eos @ina.
Vt Saanctrpf bar bet Guar, bun III.
SorI8tise Iom BATTER Iiitsce Be 1s after op paa line
SGrelsr % preb Issen ON msb mere Spsr emo 6orll8'
t9bsb.
Mso I9e Sper REP @iua Wanbi o%Iforasten al f8, %
Do bun after fob Der bpb Ns8lsss. ea, % Isrlt oa, Talct
Dc 10 8sninoer bnanosn pm SaIisn.
"8ai. @ina. b~pOrIsbss iaI ies taiie big gu bar no
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

aualt. Gn 0lors Wanb. iom
lGpnIla bar ieIlet til sSrcsiiebius
mco 8icuusr.6 erp oa par bcfitnot
uupsr Raunst Youl gaurllisn. om.
tom iielac 2Sre IN. nulla peo kp9I.
ming moer Spisninecn i ct Bsu9rt.
uiuasIO'aIs. 6Ormoosnllia bar BEN
Nibeoe Der al % nj par nosst be.
ruist. lite ancsnot ben 6oril6tiabso
at liinrs Wnoen imaat og iviie
lanaiomt ct Siptie bar pGret for
tort. % IA Der life eieblitfeli9 bar
funnel Onpenoes funitIs 9lrlp bebe
ban.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

Taaociiuo. SisI9s @arsbus Stiitst
sr glersn al Saloum9aaro, Yroprie.
lor 3inlih. Den 23oe / VI. pau
.5a9t bleDrn orabt pso ct Baaoeituo
pan pnr / 8Orsnius meo en- 0abo
9naet no for at bsnpitc Waansl,ins.
aIiensn til at ifpos RGps % itoo
paa in Roit | noasu Niitano fra
NabOen. YIubislis berts oenne Fl
Cub % trosoc. at bet par s., Der
bapot ifuot sit.r eli GGu. San oap
MI osnne ct 6leiisiisual /; men bette
blsu %ubcluaret. San raabts oa III
p; men oa oenne inist Guar aab.
GIT ban ben imoo bans Bolt. Sau
Ianot BAN ho Ii9asnos I9net moo
ct 8iGroe meb It Club oiennem
popsost og meo ben ri~meli9pis peo
bans t9en uiorilatisbeo anpr,oe
Besie itettst op imoo iia.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

lllDitcetiliGlOe. Sen Zoe Ropbr
bIso nelsc Rle9e ao. 8aromant
aurers 8asmusisu ira Waslsbp
en- 8lebmauos9anro i alsss llas'
al I'm Seit % ri 8lapebsnet tnuil
pao to Siebrr 9au bItu / en- mt,
get Iiosnos sIIitaun braat pao GU.
asbnist. 9nu fan ia9s RGrin9 til
iig. oa mon netsr Saab ON. at bar
fan beIbreoes.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

Spaitct ni ct @rpGr. Den lSos
Rousmbsr ON Aitsn,n, ba Nite9is.
mnno Beou &nosrisn i Sspitrup
par poa 5aet. ipIiutr,os iieIse Stiue
DO. SsuGJst unber anprunssu oe
tuGleos BAN lauIes,s / Saanoen, at
Ysoelnasren maatte lettes uf.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

SOlpbrgllnp. Zen 2los {. W
relrsoe YaliOr SfioIosmole % Snltru
| Nelens osrss SeIpbtplup / ell iaI.
rig &rsos al Sleatniuss, liseiom
Selpbrnctrotrst mootOg mango Bs.
oller paa asicns o9 8iotum Ws.
nlsbtoets N9isIis. Bpsu par impi.
ttt meo mango alag. % Selubru.
oeparret mOoiOG iieIgs Y. u. mango
lmuitc o9 U0roliuIos SAFER fra
So9nsbOete / &lebiaoen. oa fra
RlUtum Wmi9bto opsrratiss Der
Dem pso en- 9~tputaiiOn b~sltaatnbc
al SoGnerouosls WeoIemm,r oa 9e.
rtrs IIasleots en- prrciulo Sane.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

SOosialo. Siibsrsoer % BGris.
eisr Sobon Martin Dahl / &rossre
CT ben 28oe Nopbr pIuoiclis aisaasI
peo Seoen al ct Slaaiiliolos.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

Nillrbammcr otu l6bs Nop,mbsr
unrer ben none 9ibs itnoigs 8cQn
peir CT 8anoct / glucnt beromfrina
pOIst / rem @rao, at man / Wanes
Wmos life ltal babe lest tisls laa
fore pna otnne 3ib al Narei.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02
Gicuoommeu "aranen" on 9riiti

ctt"o"""'t" NiuhtH w AiiIli
ania aommunc. 90 tioIlgers ON
ialls unrerbanellna,r ansaosnre 5no'
feb Tor &ommunens 8esning a
8arilstiu Gbr. Briuds Gusnbom
"&ranm" ital. siter buGo Ailbl. CT.
iarsr, bare iert nj, at Or iior0aart
mtlem 3r Erind os ct al Dor
mauoiiabds WeoImmer er 1lticl
en- iOrelebig SpsrustOmit ON &om.
mlintns &leb al Gltuoommsn ior
100000 8rousr. NtptGisuianiitabs.
meos III Saaens Bcbanolina oil
formsniIl9 blios bsrnmmei I'll 5ors
bag ben l31t De.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02
Yaaarcbcn T0mliua. SaueeIsmanr

Ysosr Guido Sunoe / Stapane,r.
Der for fort 3io iiben Oustsar III
20 til Siiiierstim % oerpaa Tor.
Iuanot. liol ifel9e "Stap." M pGrs
paatrunct poa ct Solsl / 8elsbora
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

Gn rD airic inrujebss / Riie.
iuerpen Scmetlanb n,b StOpanser,
ben 28oe Nocbr. nf Yroplt SaQen
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

Fna WolOc piiie 9bumom,tsrtt
fotIeon DAG ID Or. i Stpa9su.
= 8psns 3aur er Here Sla9s
BIOmiier. iaaiom Stsomorsblomiiu.
9eUemuno % Nemoiulis, after iprun.
9rt no. o. / en- eatclt sane bar mo.
oaiaa ct fiat H~Oitntrr glust itiitc
Holtr.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

Siogialg. Sielgs '3ncburetsp 4
er B, Sfu9seiu JltOb @tam tiIbe.
rsnbe SioseIenoomme Norone vi
m,rnIn9 % Sob / Slobs 9srrrr
iOlsis III RiIisu & Sutum At Gram.
men. VI Y. @riunfu al Sanelanc
o9 VI Y Cube al 9auo for el
&iebeium al 10000 &ronsr tlsr
1880 Spo.
Decorah-posten., 1878-01-02

3lSlOs. Om SOrmiooussn ocn
lSoe + VI. nsobrGnnotr lIelpe yoll.
Sallt. Stiitst. be 9usmanb j. Ys.