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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
WASHINGTON.
p,xn,1I PACKS THE COMMITTED


60. ,n-ryp COMMITTEE MADE Up OF BoUkDoN
DEMOCRATS AND SUPPOSED ANrI-HAlLo n' yoTr
IIc.ys-rnE DEMOCRATS OF THE SENATE WIZ
A0Arysr GRAwr-GENERAL ITEMS porb
The Select Committee to search for , nepa%-
lean frauds in the South has been appointed,
Rennblicans regard it as packed committee ,'s
because the Democrats are all partisan" n ana
me Republicans supposed to be more OF less
nnfr;endly to Mr.. Hayes secretary
sherman has written vigorous letler
10 the Select Committee. DEBATE rooA
"Ioce in the Senate yesterday on putting Cen
sral Shields and General Grant on the retired
fst The Democrats, with one exception, voted
.-aiust General Grant. The debate was very
iyely. The reports of the Treasury agents
show great frauds and bad management at
CINCINNATI. Mr.. Evarts's suggestions about
he Halifax award are approved in the Senate
Commerce Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
rp1urs AND oAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

N,suvuIr Tenn Nav 2O.-In raid on an Illicit
near Tracy CITY to-day Deputy Collector Davis shot and
sd Joseph Haynes Intense excitement prevails there
U,pRIsBURG Penn, May 20.-Argument for new
a. The ease OF Dssius Pstorius convicted OF murder
e before the supreme Court this morning. Decision
reserved.
ppovInRNCE. H, l.. May 26.-RObert Smith,
,sr ~ harrington was found his wagon on the
mqhway coming toward the city to-day Death caused
by heart disease.
LOWELL. Mass, May 20.-A party of young men
visited Daniel Brens house this afternoon get liquor
ana kck his door and made disturbance Oien Tired
apon them. fatally wouIding Edward Alien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
GERMANY TO ARBITRATE.
10y CABLE To THE TRIBUNE.I

10 IA learned from a entitled to
credit that the result OF Count Schouya-
lois mission has been that on certain
points Russia ana England are now agreed; that on
Others one Of which at least Of great importance, no
agreement could be effected by the Count but that he was
authorized submit these questions 10 the Judgment OF
Tmperor william and Prince Bismarck. In other words
10 Gcrmany rs the aIbitor. But, at the same time
neither marty has pledged itself TO abide by the
dori.inn of GERMANY; each reserves 10 Itself the
right OF rejecting the decision, although the
rhlnccs nre that each Will accept. This IL
tho exclamation Of Count ScbouvlOfrs pause
M Berlin today. his consultation with Herr Won
Biiow and the Emperor, aud his journey To consult
mean peace 1t renders peace more probable than ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
IN ACCORD WITH MR.. EvARTs.
TIE SENATE COMMITTEE on COMMERCE FAV0Rs AN
APPROPRIATION FOR THE HALIFAX AWARD AND

TIE SENATE COMMITTEE oN IoAiMtHI" f"'""' n
APPROPRIATION FOR THE HALIFAX AWARD AND
FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIDUNEi
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations has from time 10 time considered
the subject of the Canadian Fishery Award. Ii Is
now quite well understood that the committee VIII
practically follow Secretary Evartss wishes III the
matter, namely, to favor an appropriation OF the
money but leave it in the discretion of the Execu-
tive Department of the Government whether
or not to open n new correspondence with
the British Government in regard to the points IN
voyed in the award, The best informed gentlemeh
do not believe that the British Government VIII he
willing to assume the responsibility or al the law
or which Sir Alexander Calf and MI DeIIosse pdse't
here that the two speeches made by Senator Blame.
take substantially TIE same ground III every respect
that is now assumed and urged by secretary ENarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
SHIELDS AND THE RETIRED LIST.

BRISK DEBAIE IN TIE sANAIE, EXCIIED BY A
PROPOSITION To PUT GENERAL GRANT IN THE
PENDING BILL WITH SHIELDS.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. May 20.-In the Senate to-day q
very interesting and good-naturcd debate, more
than three hours in length, followed speech by
Senator Morrill, on the subject of resumption.
The discussion arose on the House bill placing
oeneral Shields on the retired list of the Army,
which was called up by Senator Cockrell. An
amendment Of Senator Sargent to add General
Srants name to the retired list. with the rank of
GENERAL, took the Democrats completely by sur
Prise and at first seemed also, to cause the Repub-
Deans to waver. Mr.. 0glesby made q very
.gpd speech against the bin, aud spoke
svh good deal Of rude force and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
CONT sCHOUyALOFF RETURNING.

M MsLfs BRIEF STAY At BEEIIN-AUsIFHA
sHOwISG ANXIETY
BERLIN, Monday. May 90, 1873.
Count SchouvaloT arrived here this morn
ing He was received by the Emperor. At noon he
will trocrcd for Fricdrrchsruhe Prince Bismarck,
nnd will subsequently continue his journey To London.
LONDON. Monday, May 30, 1879.
Some uneasncss iet at Vienna about the prospect
oi an understanding between England ana Russia, Dut
ills feeling Is not shared by the Ministers, who are
thoroughly convinced Of Eugland's good faith regard
European settlement Berlin seems ncredulols
about an amcGblc arrangement The Times's core
sundent who generally tine rst In the hCld with bad
new, SAYS: - Russia has not offered England
sufficient concessions M Bulgaria Russia in fact pre-
fer to surrender her Asiatc acquisitions rather than
f.rcgo her srhrmps In Bulgaria." such utcrauCcs AS
The foregoing can only create Irritation 1T Vienna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
RUSSIA'S REPLY COMING.
sCHoUyALOFF ON HIS WAY TO LONDON.

SOME DIsTRUsT STILL EXPREssED-A REFUGEE RIOT
IN CoNsTANTINOPLE.
Some doubts are expressed as to the
success of Count Schouvalofl's efforts, but
the general feeling abroad indicates that
war is almost out of the question. The Count
has arrived at Berlin, and has had an interview
with the Emperor. He intended also TO confer
with Prince Bismarck. Much alarm has been
caused at Constantinople by General Tod
lebens military movements, but the Russians
aver that they were neither hostile nor
menacing There has been a riot in Constan-
tinople order was soon restored. The debate
on the employment of Indian troops has begun
in the British Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
RUSSIAN IRONCLAD COMING.

LOSDoN. Tuesday, May II, 1873.
A Telegram to Tie Sianddrd from Copenhagen says
the Russian ironclad Kniaz Pojarski left there on
Sunday after coaling il is understood for America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
ryPIosIyENEss OF MILL DUST.

MINNEAPOLIs, May 20.-ln the coroncr's in
ouest on the victims Of the mill explosion To-
day. Professors Peckham and Peck, OF the State
University submitted volummous reports Of in
vestigations and practical experiments made TO
demonstrate the fact that the explosion was
caused by the ignition Of mill dust floating In the air.
probably from sparks generated by friction OF the
stones and the consequent formation OF expansive gas
The repnr of Professor Peck contains long list OF
concentrations the prevention of similar disasters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
DEATH OF AN OLD COLLEGE JANIToR.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 2O.-James Will
lams the venerable ianior of Trinity College known to
all graduates for nifty years as &" Professor
lin" died this evening lin his nnetieth year He has
been great favOre with students. and the presenta-
ton TO Professor Jim" has been one OF the features OF
class day exercises for many years. His father
was n freedman OF Mr.. PuGh Of Nyack n. Y, and his
mother was slave of John Robert, owner of large
f.ta m Nnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
A BURGLAR SHOT BY A WOMAN.

BRADFORD. Penn, May 2O.-Mrs. Trum-
bulls house was entered early this morning by two DUR
glars who obtained $40. They demanded more threat
ening Mrs Trumbulls life, whereupon she fired upon
them wouudng one. The burglars then fed, and were
subsequently tracked by blood stains for some distance
hy he uOlice,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
THE BAD SMELLS AND TIE GRAND JURY.

SIR: learn that there is a hitch in the
indictments against the propretors OF the stencil faco
RES ana the public officers who have long permitted
them. The hitch is the office OF another
high public fuuctonarysw ho officially has TO do with
the indictments His term of Office expires this year,
and he may think that he needs the votes ana influence
propetors OF the stencn factories and OF their Of
fetal protectors 10 his reelection Let suggest
10 him that the half million private citizens who are sur
fering these stenches have some votes and in
dueuce and watching to whether he Is going
TO suppress these nuisanees and their protectors not
Yours, JUSTICE
Nelr- York, May 2S, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
Rank ROBBERS FOILED.

BoRDENTOwN, n. j., May 20.-An attempt
20 open the First National Bank of Jamesburg made
by burglars Friday night early Saturday morning.
nv cutting hole in the wall the side where the
vault is situated The burglars after reaching the iron
lining of the vault, up the job THIS Is the same
bank that was tried some years ago, when Edwards,
the nntnrinnA hank rObber. was captnred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
CANADA WARNED.

A DISPATCH WHICH MAY MEAN A GREAT DEAL.
OTTAWA Nav 20-The Government received a
dispatch from the Imperial Government this after
noon announcing that war between England and
Russia is inevitable,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
A MODEST DEMAND.
ONLY S1s0,O00.00O ASKED FOR IN SINGLE BILL
FOR CANAIS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSE.I

10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEI
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-Ihe passage OF the Pot
ter resolution was followed by the introduction in
tie House, to-day, of bill asking for an appropra-
ton of $3.50, OOO,O0O for internal improvements,
mainly for old Southern canals. The bill proposes
that the Government shall issue lfty-year per
cent bond as special loan for this purpose the
bonds TO be secured by mortgage upon the prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
PLOT IN CONSTANTINOPLE.

DIsCRDERLY REFUGEEs-oRDER RESTORED.
~ CoSsTASTINOPLE, Monday, May 90 1873.
riot occurred to-day before the Imperial Palace,
originating with body of refugees vino were going
70 present a petition to the sultan. The disturb
ance ceased before the arrival of the police. All is
now quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
STEAM FORGE AND CAR SHOPS BURNED.

BALTIMORE, May 2O.-Watsons steam forge
and iron car-aXo mandatory at Locust Point was
burned this morning. Total loss on the building, large
frame structure and machinery estimated at $4,000.
insured FOR 81 ., 900, follows:
ROYAL England - 900 German, Baltimore. 100
FIRE ASHTON. Pha. 1000 American EX., y: y. 1000
Lancashire, England 800 y. Hampshire, Man
Prescott BOSTON,. loo cbestef.....-.-.. l,OOO
Springfield. Mass. 1000
The works which have been idle for year past we're
recently stocked with machinery, and operations
were 10 have commenced to-day.
CORNING, NY. May 20-The car shops of the Corning,
Cowanesque and Antrim Railroad in this place, we're
burned this morning. The loss Is $4,000; insurance,
S25 900 The blacksmith shop, round houses engines
etc, saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
no EFFORT TO CLOSE THE BALTIC.
STOCKHOLM, Monday, May 20. 1873.

In the Riksdag to-day the Foreign Minister,
replying to an inquiry. said that the report about Ger
manys efforts Ia close the Baltic against tue Btthh ~
ease of war Was untrue. No such proposition has been
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

nue. agents in Cincinnati believe that the Govern
ment has been swindled out of large sums due Tor
taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
TwENTY-NINE INDICTMENTS FOUND.

TWENTY-NINE INDICTMENTS FOUND.
THE GRASD JURY's INVESTIGATIONS NOT YET COM
PLETE-MoRE INDICTMENTS EXPECTED.
The Grand Jury came in yesterday before Re-
corder Hackett, in the Court of General Sessions,
with twenty-nine indictments against manufac-
turcrs of fertilizers, fat renderers owners
of manure yards, etc., almost all near the North
River but three or four on the East Side of the town.
Bench warrants have been issued for the arrest of
all of them. but as they were not arrested yester-
day. the officers connected with the court refused to
give their names, while cOnceding that the indicted
persons not likely to run away.
The question of indicting the Board of Health, in
addition to the Of the nuisances on the East
and West Sides of the city, is still discussed by the
Grand Jury. 1t is not explained just why
this is SO. On Friday last, 1t is under
stood nineteen indictments were decided upon, the
members of the Board of Health being included
well as the proprietOrs of places complained of.
The necessary papers upon which to prepare the
indictments were sent to the District-Attorney's
Office the papers relating to the Board of Health,
however, it is understood were returned to tho
Grand Jury on the ground that they were incom-
pete. 1t is reported that an effort is making by
friends of the Board of Health to have Professor
Chandler summoned before the Grand Jury.
member of the Grand Jury said last evening
that on Friday the Jurors decided to find indict-
ments against the Health Commissioners, but yes
terday the action recOnsidered in order 10 take
more testimony. Indictments against the Health
Board had been strongly urged by members of the
Grand Jury who reside In the vicinity of Murray
Hill, but strongly opposed by others who con-
sidered the evidence insufficient.
Concerning the indictments against the proprie-
tors of nuisances John Sparks, clerk of the Court
of General Sessions, said last eveDin g.
"There were in all twenty-nine indictments
brought by the Grand Jury to-day against pro-
pretors of stencil factories. The first batch
contained nineteen names and afterward
another lot of ten was added. Bench
warrants were issued and placed in the
hands Of the proper officers, but l think no one of
the indicted persons has yet been arrested. They
will be present in court tomorrow Tuesday, proba-
bly,, with their bail. There Is no danger that any
of the persons indicted will run away. Perhaps it
would be a good thing if they wOuld-that Is.
if they would only take their stencil mills
along with them. DO not remember any of the
names; they were not familiar TO me, and many of
them we're German. Ny impression is that the in
dctments cover the bone-boing and fertilizer fac
tories on both rivers. Many of them doubtless have
been mentioned already in the daily papers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
STENCH-MAKERS INDICTED.

VIGOROUS ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY.
INDICTMENTS FOUND AND WARRANTS ISSUED
AGAINST TWENTY-FIVE PRoPRIEToRs OF OFTEN
sIvE EsrABLIsHMENTs-A VOTE TO INDICT THE
HEALTH BOARD-THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY SENDS
BACK THE PAPERS.
The Grand Jury has indicted twenty-nine pro-
prietors Of stench-producing establishments on both
sides Of the city, including manufacturers of fer
tilizers, fat-renderers and Others. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of these men, 1t is under
stood that the Grand Jurors also voted to indct
the Health Commissioners, but that the District
Attorney sent back the papers as incomplete and
more testimony will be taken. The trial of Mr.. Coe,
whose works on Newtown Creek have been COM
planned Of, is now in progress in the Court OF Gem
eral Sessions,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

REPORTS BY TIE REVENUE AGENTS SHOWING THE
LOOSE OVERSIGHT OF THE DISTRICT BY TnE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyE.l

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The revenue agents who
are engaged in the investigation of the alleged
whiskey frauds in Cincinnati have joined in re-
port 10 the Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
which was received by telegraph this morning.
The following is a copy of il
Decorah-posten., 1878-05-08

Ut 3igeuncrfOlsc pao Here % ipuc
VerlOnsr er | olsis Gage ontcmmsn
til aorser. VI oanit BIoo msbosIer
6sI9enoe ON oisie SOlt: Banbsn
blsp l~noltolleret / Ct 8Grtsbus al
mlnbre Hana, bpOr be manoIi9s
ecmmr al SrOppen itroI game ia
lI1ro meo al opilaa 5elts Ill Nnite.
foorier, % BET uareoe heller life
l0ngs. lcr EoEocn meo BE- imGa
lorieleoe Sfabnlu9er p0r tOmmeu III
No. 3puoinGen er Ell itaieli9 Ysr.
ion mso S~elufnappcr iaa itorc iom
nImlnosll9e 2Gbler / ,5rotftn o9 bans
Sclter bNrer Ct Smpfis ON 9oIlsr
bUOrl or blnnot Nutet honasr optr
20 Sltr. liote @nlompnttr, minoll
al Sie tslle ION pore Gamle Spe.
cler. Stoo5 al here's Smuos oe
ureullgbeo lIosr Banom oo9 I'll al
pUts mcast ~psIhlofuhc
Decorah-posten., 1878-05-08

,,t, so p,e ooet, buao bin Wenin9 u ON Dor Sorlo'
n,I,, msu fro blot lite, at lea niger Ylaoisn Ior Den Tor
nsmts Suno ben WaorOn. Sln lml itaa mig til Mnluar'
nu Iumltc 8ao. for lin Spieriel Der, % bois On sler
mio ool Sousbst nal Oct tomms til at saa no oper ham
@u nal 0u itrur Hippo: is nil blot Tss ct Yar Sro
,uouu. lom On fan tauts paa % brsmu's ON Vat, %
BET or: at buis is suar @uncsns, iaa sr Stplesn ON.
% On bar pa parst en- SOrbaucslis baaoe Tor DIN Snte'
% mio. Stem MI life psie Orb elr Renssne.
"@m Sorrp bog"
pet or % bliusr DOG ianbt. at gu s en- esentlarl's
s,,riou. bpcrmsast On emo raabsr paa. at On sllter Snts.
90 bpis bun tassr i'm 0so Ousr, at bet saar mig REM
oot 90 bet pil ban sierc. ioa fan gu oancls ON pans
Rite Ga ias Oct s min Club oct sr min S'plo I!
San fanscs benoss SaOnb fra is msO Ell bitter 9aanllg
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hun poileps no al SGreIst % op paa III Sopaa"m'''
buOr hun 0ap fine suarer ilt asb,
Decorah-posten., 1878-05-08
Ianmart.
Sebaf pr. Iclcarai. gtdt III

Sebaf pr. Iciearaf. 9Iat Ill |
Sonoags ipiaeoe %Sipbenbapne % ari'
i,ianias Sdutiorsntneer {. teIe8raii't
Qarti 3e paagiUloenoe sanots &ele'
araibeiturclitr o. bet iisre noroIlte
yelearaiielitab bdpoe pit 6Orenln8erne
ben 9mepctommcu at at lille snS'nls
nj. oeyes Raaoisbco ird D'iondt til
sri. 6 ON WiorBcneu. 81 II 'amleoe9
yeolcmmeue paa aiobcnbapns %
a%riiiianias (elt9raiitationer, % Gar
tict, Der iortcS al Ell aomite az :
Wcolemmcr paa tpcr cioe be99nei'
smtrent 81. /. Giter no8Ie % lprre'Qo'
irQ buer al Bartcrne udr 81. i $40.
benbauus Shdtiorcnin8 Selrberre %
iortunote lin D%lOoitauoer "p'0i /
{rgt'.
Decorah-posten., 1878-05-08

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gsaae lil9ius %binancsn. buao Der sr lfeet - olio plot Ute
bsftis % sIsmms SOrtcsn is oil saa til calendar
8cfeuoelc for Dig: ies CT ioGrt &nibs. les pal 'morssn
bruoe ipetmiuoIts to bunorsos Yunb; lai mig bisle, Sen
nh - 9u iuor Dem, iaaiuart gu blot oil oplufts DIN
gRuub. Ga buis ban ltulps iperss, bpao On oil mso Dem,
loo moo gu pl ias bam Saubbeosn. men naar 0u lao
lopsr at siite Sis mso mig. iaa oil ban bltue la GLAD
at ban inppilliasr mssst Were emo bet. On 9lsr Oct
not, ifte %innot?"
'Wei".
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sea ul life biaIps 9ia til at pluite Din Sntel Tor
ars Ysnas, lcm On blot %ioreou."
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ot bet Su MI uplia ~oluoersoe til, alori9 oil tnnns pnoe
Steo."
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ri 50 iuuue slere. gu CT 10 bsismt Tor mig al Snlsl'
% Su slltr bam 10 - 9ier BAN alhaa en- @l@os' % lao
os iaa Ell gnbe paa Sasen."
"Du trosr alhaa, at bet sr Snfes GnlfsT
"0aturliauis gu peo bet oslaa."
asa, lea po, at ban M lite enfa Oct lGn8sre," laSoe
bun, % pilps iorlaee bam.
"Nu, itp lipt. Waoam San snltu bort Ssetfap'
% MI pal is osaa sisre Vii. for at bet Ian TONNE
iiaub."
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saa min Sei."
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lpsae mso. VeuQ,us il is BRUCE inosn lmor8n @Iisn'
% gu maa lta1s bsm. Naa. rOlis, Der r leo ben St@r'
Decorah-posten., 1878-05-08
N ocut Intpuiicn

aaent stntcniien CT ben 2oen
anril otter 6orb9rei bleoen lat paa
ri Rob, og autasslig bill ban heller
~, af Qmtet blioe iat unber giItale,
Aa geipigelien al bans SUigeriaoer
ne a. @ieniiano for o%iieniIi8 gaatale.
In anoen Sag CT bet. ON maaite BE.
srrelim al bans 30, Der CT taget nm:
Mr. misunderstanding, timber Gpiors
srina Ill at iGtte BAN unoer |iltole.
anionilen Hal, ba ban bleO p0agre.
bm | q QGrtsbus nGr 69nefos, BABE
tst temmeIig meotogen no % iadUeI
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ile at bare ristig bel beDaret. 6an
bapos, iorfloreoe ban, 9aaet iii ttpos.
niiet 6omlsoal, omtrent q Uiil Der.
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geb 5orbsret, bel lite CT euoclig
sflnttet, ~fortlareoe A~ntoniicn al Rass
Lmaneelen / oenS tore llorutnin9
kHAN'p
n op.ommet | 1874, % ban bar ia
Ma ba!tet Den paa ben Uiaaoe. at uaav
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b,upitet ben Gum. iOm ban life pig.
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sails Ressiiabsaniuaret mco. 0ana
Eohlaring ON bporIsoes ~llnocbali
laueen er opiiaaet, gaoJ 10 Vaa a
han lie Fan baoe nogen anoen 6or.
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ia fra, at BET CT saaei GAIT % iIuroc.
nj meb bet iiempIeoe Napirs tebano
Tina oa lloltpering. ibi N%ontorpcrio
ualsi bar ban inaen Ulisttuio baui til
o. bar bet beller life. o8 bans ean
ueaiiter bar life, p~daitGGr ban opeT
htaet bans 3,nbtGgter. Iigeiom ban III
bar gengc / BeboIo al bet SeIsb bal
u sommei ,iItori ion
"a ban iorloO Bpcn, baUbe ban tul
Il aroner mco fla. oe nogtn satntIil
&aemmclie for i'm Reiie mco DtulDl
nj Jluai fra eauoct tou ban ali'd.
iitt baue bapt, og bette yaalladr ban
osiaa ielu. uoeu Of ban bar billet aln
nossu eaenilig 5or'Iavin8s9runb 10
fin beiUnbsrliae Beiie op ooer II
6snsfss.
Decorah-posten., 1878-05-08

bar muat,t trpsIs iOm en- Bigger ON at Iaa Del. or uf
Ssu mig mso Rst Os StaI. Sriom De snooa p0ooe
Oart bpHia, laa baups "a muaite life ia8t No8ai me"
SsFiSbeo lissu nu life 9css Natnr,'
"5il 5roos for Den Snat ifal l'9 prrs laa qstS VI
'US, pua Yolitist.!" tus Sorrp Opbra9t. '@lVF p'u'as
BET Serite, o tan, sno at is Ianssre itaI Tnos mig "
haoan Bsbanbliua.
'Ost laosr 0e NOT pGre mcb. Sit Den @ame al
eiS,, bUao ui 80 usp, iaa 1T Sc nOt sOO I'll al Fp0e "
so Vinb eftsr bans Yense"
set CT mig lisemsset. men bette Hal % maa p'U'
Gu Guos /"
% ban ait Iee ind pua 9ipct al Orafs.
Surrp piloe eribe BAN ON 3lust % lane p'm Pua
Ssrsu. men 8cluItatst al ben forte Brpostamp pat' III
Smts iuans Sarrs mc eli 8relOI, ION ltdc sl Sl0'"''
% bOlot bam Der.
Decorah-posten., 1878-05-08

cperfale. yiat til Iirsodg { for.
ri9e uge bleO Der iielge gr. Qor. pao
ben laatalote RrGitemo m,Qem Qors.
Gtlino % Breoit ioroDet ct liOgt Coer.
faio. "a ben o~itenira fommenbe
Voit'eres bar antommeu til noOnte
Steo, III ban Gie poa ell @jenitonb,
ION laa miot / 8eien. 8eo n9rntere
llnoerlegelie ~befanbtes bet at BARE en-
U(ano, BET bar tilielet al Blob oa /
ben Srao iloe meobanolet, at Der nor
lten lite bar Spor iii giu at opbaae
hos BAN. 0nn bleo imiolertib at
Voiiioreren meotaget til nRrmefie
@adro, bOor ban bleD ombDggeligt
pletet, oG ben nGite Worgen bar ban
olIereoe fommeu laaDiot Ill arRfter,
al ban lelO tunoe gaa Ill BDen o. hos
Boliiiet anmtloe BET pasiereoe. Cor.
sueren al 6orbr0bclien en- 6aauouGr,s.
loeno ira 0cltlanoet, bleD paagreben
liror efter Ooerialoei og al Eolitiel
iransportereoe til 8%orsgruuo, buor
6orber / 0a8en Hal optagcs. Gen
ooeriaIone Staitel, ogiaa en- Oaan0.
o~GrtsiDenO, pIlbe eiter al Rimeligbeo
bGoe lat yiOet til. buis 0iGlpsn ii iao
mart oar tommen hi llgitrnings:
mlnoen baOoe q noiei iig meo al ilao
% flare BAN ttlblob5. men enool
uuttet COertlGoerne al BAN og Der
erier label BAN ligge baluooo og uoiat
Tor BET 'rD8telige Neir, ION beriteoe
ben Jtui.