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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02
The Port of DulcignO.
[LondOn Times

This little Albanian port, which has sud
denly become The engrosSng object OF European
diplomacy, resembles It's northern n.ighbor,
Ragusa, Ia possessing two harbOrS. The one
nearest the town Is. however, small and shall
low, and could not accommodate vessels larger
than 200 tons. The other harbor-Val oil Moe
is 1or Dulcign0 what GraVoSa is for Ragusa and
can shelter the largest vessels. But the entrance
Is troublesome On account OF the narrow chan
mel, and so for some time past the steamers OF
the Austrian Lloyd have been accustomed to
which has had damaging effect on
the prosperity OF Dulcigno as the port OF
Scutari. In 1860 Dulcigno possessed 100 sea-
going CRAFTS; at present it has not more than
between 50 and 80 vessels engaged exclusively
in coastiDg trade. Formerly, before the eX-
istence OF distinct Austrian fleet. Dulctgno
fully 400 corSair vessels. But IRON 1915, when
cruisers first hoisted the Austrian Tag, the
number OF these vessels rapidly diminished,
ard those Which remained were TRANSFORMED
into trading craft. These, again. all bat dis
appeared during the Greek war OF iadepen-
dence, being destroyed by the Greek cor5atrs.
The Old and new town at Dulcigno are divided
from each other by the small harbor. The for
mer, Which Includes the fortress, has hot now
more than 81 houses, halt OF which are unin-
hatited. The fortress, surrounded BY walls OF
great strength, - no longer Of any Importance;
modern artillery would command IL non the
heights Of Moschura and Klomsa. The new
town has about 400 houses. There are about
2,o0e Mohannedan Inhabitants, IL Servian fam
the Orthodox Greek church, S Roman Catholic
families reckoning III persons, and about dozen
huts Inhabited by So 81 pSeS 1t Is only since 1855
that Christians have been allowed to live ia
Dulcigno. The town, Which is called by tho
Albanians Ulkln by the Turks Olgun, by the
Selvians llshin, bore in ancient times the
name of Uicinium, and previously Olchinium.
Pllny tells US it was founded by fuglttyes from
Colchis, who gave 1t the name OF Co,chnium.
After the division OF the empire, Dulcigno Eel!
to the rulers OF the east, and remained till the
eleventh century subject to Coastantinople.
In 1850 the Servians obtained possession OF Dull
cign0. and held it TIL 1905; the Yenetians then
acquired it, and held it till 1871 When the Turks
under Achmet Pasha, took it. The Venetians
made several attempts to regain Dulcigno, no.
tally in Ills, under Schulenburg. From that
date the Turks remained in undIsputed occu-
patton till 1878, when a Montenegro force un-
Ger Plamenac took tt by storm. On that occa-
sion 900 men OF the Turkish garrison were
killed and 500 taken prisoners. Three coiors, 5
guns, and 500 muskets became the spoil OF the
NlctofS, who had $50 men killed and 800 wounded.
During the assault the town was set on fire and
Tie greater part OF 1t burned down. Subse-
quently the MonteGegrinS endeavored to COZ
ciliate the inhabitants of Dulcigno
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02

In these days when 1t Is popularity supposed
that mans will may be ser aside for almost
any eccentTicity which he can be shown to have
possessed In his lite, and which popular sup
not few courts, the case or Lee against Lee
is interesting as showing how differently
things were managed in the year 1921. IL Is
sac to say that such viii as that OF Mason
Lee, made and executed by such an individual,
would not, In the year $780, be permitted TO
stand.
Here is the will: An estate worth $50. 900 was
left to IL e states of Tennessee and South Caro-
Ina, his heir at law and his two Legitimate
SOILS being disinherited. No part Of his estate,
the Will especially enjoined, should be ''in any
wise inherited by any OF my relatives while
wood grows or water runs" Bis executors one
OF whom was described as zone OF tie 1rst-rate
Ral list preachers" were empowered 70 delepd
the viii $50 long as there is money IT TO fee The
best lawyer In Charleston" Here Is the testa-
tor. man who believed In witches; VINO pc
lieved that an influence could De eAeIUed on his
body and mind from distance that some Oh q, ms
- ,attons were I'm his teeth, and 1n order 10 Oil s.
lodr, them he had fourteen QraMn. ne ne Llaas
HE 5wn clothes; his pantaloons We're IKE petQ-
coats: his cat was DlahEes VIII ~ nU1e Cot ~
H. he sep a,fn- hold OF 1t. he had fifteen
MtvaeS oresf size, ONE Of which be carried
ccy.stantIv He slept In The daytime, and kept
awake at night. He believed ne had the devil
novel adjoining a pig sly. He was easily
alarmed: the ticking Of clock frightened him.
He cur OF the tails OF his cattle, giving as
reason that they made themselves poor lighting
flies, and II their tails were OF they would
get tat he also cut OF the ears OF all his horses
and mules. A reason which he gave for not
providing for one OF his sons was that he was
The viii OF this extraordinary person being
contested on the ground OF insanity, was sus-
tanned by Jury and on appeal by the supreme
Lao Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02
Borrowing.

There are some people to whom b1rrowfng
seems as natural as breathing; who might al
most be said to make profession OF 1t; VINO aD-
pear TO have decided preference for the goods
With which the gods provide others; who are
never so well satisfied as when using the tools
or another: who feel more secure from the as
saults OF the weather under another's umbrella.
better mounted On a friends horse. better
dressed In anOtherS fnery; who would sooner
borrow book than read their own: who mipht
naturally be supposed to banker after another
mans shoes. 1t does not by any means follow
that the ready borrower Is always the Will
Ing lender. Farmer Roughenough may have
used his neighbours harness as long as 1t
would mold together, but IL it Is limited that
he should make return with his new plough
ne tg1ns TO feel as II some imposition were
beiIg practiced upon him. for the first time In
his life, perhaps, he begins to look through the
spectacles of the lender. There is the person
who borrows OF you In order to be on intimate
terms; the one who oorrowS only to oblge, not
10 seem superior to his neighbours he who Dor
rows car tickets and postage Sramp5-things tor
ulning TO make an impression on his robust in-
tellect; who damages whatever is lent HIM and
pays no attention TO the fact; who will bring
your horse home famed, aS IL that were the nor
nal condition OF horses. return your umbrella
with di5ocated ibis. your books with f1nger
prints and PENCIL marks. The borrower Ia.
usually Cad memory, and worse conscience
The fact OF bis being obliged to borrow at ali
arises generally from improydence, a lack OF
iOfethOught, or an abuse or his own prop
erty; and he who takes no care or his own viii
hardly be scrupulous in the care of another's
In The meantime We encounter not only those
who DorToW your PERSONAL effects and your
household Penates, but your opinions your wit
lcismS which they kindly pass Off as thelr
own; who never think OF thinking for them
selves at ALL since it Is so much easier to adopt
somebody eiSe's thoughts, with the advantage
OF not being expected TO return them. Doubt
less the borrower was sent into the world TO
discipline those whom his tricks and ways frri.
tate; and 1t Is barely possible that ii the soul OF
the coed hOuSekeeper were not wrung az times
by the temporary surrender OF some possession
INTO needless hands, she might also be found
SIhoDS the number OF those who piece out their
own negligence and wasteralness by taking ad-
vantage OF the better management of their
friendS.-HarpeT's BdzdT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02
The Mon,cnegrins and their Prtace.

"NTKrTA.r
Prince Ntkita Is the son OF the Grand voivoie
Mirko. q fiery Paladin, the very beau ID al OF
montenegro chivalry. Mirko was the tr IsJed
leader In every campaign, and his exploits are
sun iavofite subjects FOR the evening coaver-
sallon IN the cottage homes among the noun
tainS His deeds OF bravery are sung In strain,
that would oeseem the heroes OF Kamer. his
victor, Victory ever the Turks at ostrog reads ike a
OF Charles Edward ana Montrose Yet ne was
not mere nery chieftain. lie reorganlzed the
tactics TO the needs OF The times he made eS.
perfments In rice and coffee, and laoored 20 re-
Ger the rocks around Rleka productive Tue
gls OF song nereasary IN his famy was cnl
was offered TO him he withdrew in favor OF his
son. The abnegaton OF such a man was even
" and fierce courage. These qualities Prince
Nlkita Inherited In appearance he is tan aat
remarkably handsome. Ills hair is black anl
he wears mustacheS OF extraordinary length
Under their ierocious' aspect plays as;rans-lv
benevolent expression. His manners rac!1a,e
all Who meet hlm. An angry word Is seldom
heard from him.
HEROES OF ROMANCE.
The Montenegrins are not un worthy OF th,,r
gallant Prince. Their hi>JorysS obe long ca,
ia which the deeGs oi hsroiSm wrought "a thr r
G.ouui am home seem more ntttAi for \ .. ,,sr,,
II Jhv poet than tor The sober peu OF tn. -.
uoflan. IL is Indeed hardly possible 10 ,,lafe
The fortunes or This Ia rUic PEG Die wlthnr- -,
rearing 10 encFoa ch GA the province or N-it',.
Of romance, aud has, As Mc. Gladstoas .uf
u getting IN the mind o. The reader 4 res. .
susi iC'ou OF eNaggeraIoa AID OF fable n,
proportion OF men able, ready and eXaaetat
10 Teal arms IN case cT war Is h!yIer IA 4 t.if
h' gro tGGh ANY where else IN the world r.
claIu NJ exelnptlon. In tue war VITA FlF, Y
IA 1904 UofpseS oT children under foGri"hl -. =
of age etie oflen found on the battle fa,d.
The present Captain or AlegUsh Juro Pslr,,i..
narrow y escaped with MS lie az to- -.
OF twelve. Not hong ago Prince Nix a
a>keti a youth where ne gained the teT-.ne
scars en- bis face. g was wounded IA The " n
uEder Miro" said he. " How Old" asked the
Price, could you have oren?" Il WAS th,r-
teen. replied the youth quietly. When Monte
ntgItn children are baptized the hilt or "a 90
Is given them 10 kiss. The baby ia the Grad "a
| plays with pistol AS with a coral At the toat
! The gocparents cry, MAY he not ole IA ut,
led" Feeble old age vindicates It's rights ID
share In The fray. CriPples compel their ueig l.
| bors 20 carly them TO the post OF danger thal
| they may fire from The rocks upon the invader.
Even women court the dangers OF war. There
was ole whose husband was a standard bearer
tie Tell In battle and was succeed ii In Office by
the eldest or his grown sons. That son fell an 4
was followed by q second and he fn turn by a
! Third. The woman's fourth and last son was
| still child. so she shouidered the banner her
self. II win bear it Til my sou be grown, +" she
Satd.-N. L. HrSfd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02
THE ENTERPRIsING HELLER.

RI fter Giibert.1
When the enterprising heeler isn't heelng
Isn't heeling,
The enterprising heeler is in bed,
Is in bed,
With a rather wild and alcoholic reeling,
'Holic Keeling,
Located on the inside of his head,
OF his head.
But he always rises early in the morning,
In the morning,
And hunts the candidate with vim and glee,
Vim and glee,
And he goes for him without minutes warning,
Minutes warning,
And pounces on him nifnbly for v,
foraV.
He tells him that his cause he idolizes.
Idolizes,
He says he'll vote for him full oft and free,
Oft and free,
linen ne strikes him for some silverware for prizes
To be shot for by the target compa nee,
COmpa- uee.
And the candidate his feelings has to smother,
Has to smother,
He'll be beaten If the heller he doth shun,
He doth shun,
Taking one consideration with another,
With another,
The heeler's lot is quite happy one,
Happy one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02

TIE SMALL. BOYS STORY OF A srArRsv.N
Thar was statesman. His Collar was 16 and his
hat was 5. He went to metin to crate. He
said: ''ax me question II you want to no.' So
hollered and he said, 'Wot is tartf any wav9v
And the statesman he larfed kinder snort. aud
he sed, II want no foOlln around me. / am a
kane whirl an laid 1t on the table. Then this
orful man down among the spitons sed again
"How much Is tariff peck, anyway" An the
won't be adjourned SO demand the law An
the law, dressed as polishman, got the orful
man by the back hold an took him to Che ka-
more tarif questions. but fot the cockroches All
night. An the statesman went home with bis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02
The ssFiiIM.Flam, Game.

The 'fim-fam" game is the slang name of
the class OF legerdematn practiced by rogues
change for five or two dollar bills. The man
who is expert at it visits a store and asks FOR
particular kinds Of coin or bill. After receiving
the 10 he suddenly changes his mind and con.
cludeS that he viii take his own note back
again. He apparently hands back to the shop
keeper the change he has received and then
departs 1t is soon discovered that the amount
Instances have been known where the sharper
made even more than this Sometimes ne re-
verses the rule and wants notes to send away In
letter. The result Is always the same, how
ever; that Is, the shopkeeper is sWindled.-
PItild. Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02

Why WOMAN CANNOT SHOOT STRAfGHr.-A
Tramp gave woman living In the suburbs of
GaiVeston some impudence. SO she rushed In
a and Ca came out again with Shot gun. Size did
into the street In plain view. and told her to
S SN Which she did, and missed him, Of course
hs %enf up the street smiling and
mau nreo Without seeing where l was size
would have plugged me certain, but as soon as
she draWed down on me l felt that NV time
nnt some yet Eye been there i've times he
woman to fire OF gun without shnfttnp her
eyes and turning her head away.-Gateestoa
NPlrS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02

story In one OF the juvenile papers tells OF
young lad who disobeyed his mother by run
ming off TO base-hal match; storm came 40
aId The wicked little boy was struck by light
hiTg etc That boy should have gone around
witt lightning rod attachment. Spare the 10
and sloll the PhilddeIph.d Rnllrfin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02
s'BERE is SKETCH" said the Poet,
Unto the Editor gray,
THAT ] tossed me OF i'll an idle hour
TO pass the time away

Here is a club, " WAS the answer,
In a bland and smiling way,
''With which frequently toss me Oh
Six poets in day.
Folk Lore an CHICAGO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02

The sophcmcres Of Bates college have chosen
as their orator colored student, the son OF q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-02

Coroner lngersoll TO the Liberal League: 'You
can go to-no, confound 1t! come to think there
Is none. However, you can 90 anyhoW.n~
Petroleum World
ne rested his hot brow upon his nand and
s,gne0. 'Inree months ago she vowed that
she would never, never marry me. ana now she
is suing me for breach OF promise"
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11

al l6l l64 W9no % 1l5 033 ,Sru.
entimmsr. bet oil iiss mere emo 46 600
ON Do9en.
Gu Rome / Rsw Brurspif ait
for ct Yar Da9e iloen paa en- Sern.
bansbro. % netop traf 8o8et til at
fcmme. @aa Ill Siesn bar Der inatn
Gale orr. men bun oiits Ell tor Manbs.
,orp9relie psb itrnr at henss is nto
altnnsm en- Wabniu9 i Sp9rrepettsi
os looe 3o9st 9aa Optr lit Sopto.
va bun after bsIiehs ig op i goo Be.
bolo. billeoe5 bun al 5ubelraab ira
Yaslo8srsrns % &onbuftsrsn. Der bap.
be ioattueet behos.
- uopinoinsen al Salttilbuu. sri.
tiaan tiIto9sr itaoi9t / SuIi Waaasb
lspereos De 266 DAB Barrels. llobpt.
tel / 1880 oil htfsrt eaa op til q
Williou Barrels.
Gn Subiantr / Californian bau.
Dc foriarbsIise rbsumaiilte Smnisr i
oet enc Ben % ~ioretrat osrfor of hueoe
BET al ll9, men ban Deb. al Bloota.
bet.
Den bsfisnots pittise 5%Oriattsr
"WGrt 3pain" u Of ben Sormsnins.
at stbpert Oampifib ltuioe bare for.
pli8tet til at bope fslsenoe Notitie
ilaoet Op ct ieisfaIbsubs Steb omboro:
- SiIielbe al, at Stibst ftalbe bare
I'm unosrBans ner, ipilo tn. 3Iosn
msb at iaa no 8sbnin9sbaaosne; b.
CT albsles i uitanb."
Gn StaIisn,r / Ntp Yort, Yis.
tro Balbo bapos u,prbet nm Rome o.
blsD osrior benrs,ist / 6rsbass. Beo
gisbeal9nsslisu Of bsnns WOrosr
meote Yulosntsrne for Is italisnite
Stllfabsr / Bpm frsm mso Nspreien.
tanttr fra bIsi. iomms SsIitabsr. 0st
par ristisnOt siter Worosrens inltan.
oige Snlte. at bette ltsos.
Den iprflite Yalha, tiblisere
Sbstit i ben brittle Irms, @almtin
Batter, oil lite / 3llie.os al &rie mel.
lem &prtist % 8~raisnlanp tl9mps
moo Sr0fstns, ca &ons,u al 8reteu.
lamb sr en- Broser Of Yrinblesisn al
8ales.
- YrOf. Spins oplpisr, at Gar
msrns arbsioer for baurot. ioper for
IIot, o. ipiisr llet tiuap,t Wab; Der.
fOr bllpsr Be iaa Iansitrantsb., iOm
De er. faar iaa LANCE lsrsslise Nniis-
ter, % BET Samms CT Silielps msb
o,rss Bern. - Won be lite oil bllpe
elouu ianssre / Nnistst ON nosI.
Oar sitsr / Den 6io al babe arbsioet
lioet, ioUt e9et 90 lspet sooi?
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11
Sr. Gamer ipiier after.

= 9srpass bar Ooftorsns 40 Gage
fotbi, O9 paa en- piounosrlia Waaoe
TOM ban ira bet msb 9iuet. iflsnt ben
Iauge Ssaiie bel fan bate en- I,abeIig
5nrfpbsIis paa bans Sslie isners, ia,
tanlte pilos BET life bare urlmsIiet,
ON Wabsn MI ebela9ce bam. oa sSor.
oeisliesorsansrre 10 CT bIspne albslss
uliltfcbs til at arbsibs. Wau bapbs
ferit tautt iis. at ban life lfuIoe optr.
Itaa Del. % lsnsre pilos nan iaa od
oertiI. at ban bog tos 6eoe til iis,
men BET sr inlbtenois sobt9iort, at
oct bar peret en- iulbit9nois Safe.
Sa 5losn bar omms psb Wlobassti.
Der g~erbass. I'll, ubleoe be Bslc9snos
ham ut 8lialo, % bet bar tsmmelia
ltGrtt. tbl Der par ct 5uilnoe bsrircs.
o. SOrtoussne / Nerbsoeu bar iplots
mso ,5OIf. 0Oftoren Oraf ct @las
WsIf % ipifte aofIIli9t al en- @ano.
melon. Serpaa tlcrte ban biem
mso Or. Sum, Der oil ta9s iig al
bans RIeis for bet Ssrits. Son bau.
be Istnst i &c 40 Oage 36 Yunb.
San bar libt iorierosIise Smetsr til
iorificuiss Sibsr. men Oct a MI bans
RiGpbsit at iilte. % MI bar ban %.
laa msb en- Oumoriiii9bso uosn 9ige
sIsnnsmisrt lit Soriat. 9assltaaoss
bstlaesr. at bet sr blsusu forismt at
slsrs ale be intsrssiante pbpiioloaiife
S%asttaeslisr. man Der tnnos bait Nn.
lseuins til. % at altloa bette iaa for
Iiss Experiment lite bar msoisrt nostt
@apn Ior 8ibenltabsn. Set er ianot,
man iaar / bet Wlnbite baabe,
at berne @alltab MI er afluttst Der.
meb, laa man lite faar Sultep9obs.
maaI mart iast / bpsr 8o; buori BEN
4 msritanite 89oossalltab tan fortabe
Ii8 Tan man aloris paa 8orbaano
uioe.
Ooflor Gamer maa bape en-
Mape al Yunl!aoer. Tiger be alsr.
ibite Gftsrretninssr ban bsspnbts
eitsr Saitsn at ipile iaasOotiom
Nlt, bpao ban III 4pit til. % peieoe
"a Sinner efter 5aitsn 8 Ynno mere,
NIB oa ban 9if no af ben.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11
SghsA ~ulerifn.

Sm 5~notaaelisu al ben psruanl's
Bp 8acna al Gbilitroppsr lfrioes Der
/ It Br,p fra Gina Bun en- Sabe
unosit YIpnorina. o. bet ifpIbtes ale.
ne. at General Bnqusoano bap9e mt
Sousotuartsr Der. 9unbrsbsr al Saa.
r,cs Sanger lasieets mso iolot Blob
Der ianblss lite en- iaaret iliue poa
Balplabisn Gaesn sitsr 8ampsn. 90.
iaa en- W9ugoe Srusntimmsr blsp
mlebanol.oc. % CSsleseslien % 8ru
icmasosrne ltrotts fs o9ioa Ill 9ano.
oltrlitsrne. Spsr Dag bsSaaes Der ct
Onhn Woro. % 4lSsne llgger ben
ll,nsts, inbiil bet blipsr en- Nehpen.
oisbsp at bearnus BEN. O9 bog lsb
not Bpsu &rlea mere emo 8ocRo.
NQe 3ui,ns er omtrentli9 eosIaate, %
Of Be 1900 6Oriuarsrs sr repps 600
iIipe. 9e at be 1900, Der lite falot i
&sn. bIsp i,nsrs mprbet msb folot
BLOB. Oct ,r en- 8i,nos8ieruins, al
40 SOlbuisr, iom baUb. uoIeosret line
8aabeu % taset lin 5iIfupt til b.
Sorsneoe Stoters Commercial Masn
CO., buor Slisrusbannerst ualsoe. bIsp
ilHbts no / @aom og mproshs.
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11
WtRrf!

Gnbper. Der fremoelss 0nifer BIobei
tillsnot. % bpis Subfriplioustio q
ubs. anmooes ON at inoienbe fin Cub.
Rription / bstios for ct belt sIlsr ballot
Nar. % iaalebes binore S%tanbsning
D~orisnoaien. vi fan UNDER ino.n
BetiussIie isnbe Blaoet til Nbounsn-
ter, Ter lite bar b.taIt fin SubHriplion
Noriuo.
9,Iaars.N boun.nisr .rboIber irit en-
at sfternepnte Yr.miebssu
San9bossn "porp.n". (inbtbolosr
benpto 800 i%fanoinaDliis % american.
fe National o. Sdliabs. Sans.. 1Or
5nbbinbins 10 Gtnts utra.)
stctograf.t'. Cen intsrsslant Ro.
p,le.)
"Deu 9ssIaoie ,ll,r prsp bom isjsn",
Cen ipenoenoe 8orteuine).
10 8orteQinau fra 3elsmorten".
(Ma9ot % Rutoarsnaitn)
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11
) nolanoet.
3 10 a.
Oe TO &uliompanisr / Boone goun.


81 TO kuliompanier / Boone goun.
II ofienou 200 Cons bu.r Dag.
Besge 6ltRda,tei,rns i Dee
Woines bar inoitil,t line Sorretnin8sr
Of Wansel poa IS.
- Den npe Soatlop CT lir,no ; /
Burlington maatte iorltbm Ell unQ
Wanb beo. BIS IS for at bare Itubt
en- Btlbanb.
- Yoitmeftum 8opri. Sobu 8
Sp,nion oebe fbhe uss al gtpip,las.
Bor ct Yar usn ilbsn oiiis Der ma en-
liotn &Uaie paa Raisn. Sou tos in.
gen Ro,iiie eerai. oa mart itOo ban
IN. til at r.bo.. Saa ioriallts Der /
en- amulfanit Mpls.
- > Ore Woines Dor lielse floit,
Gtnlnsoppapu 5000 6orrtninssroli
uosnior BpGranei,n. men bar line
HOnlor,r os BuiiiIOiaItr inb, / Bpsn.
Sna paofiaoss Der | IN amuItanlt
Npis. men BET Ct od n,pp. irOlist. ba
Zee Moinss bel, 5nobps9,rantal op.
sipss Ill ~ 6?G.
- Nbltluls, YuiOnu Npcea pna.
ftaar. at BE- i Susoags bar feet SObn
% Rate B,uou paeiers sienusm Bpsr.
- On liom Ssn Of Wr. Y,i.riOn
/ Yalo Nlto beoe / Wonbaes otter al
baps liot i.ratitIist / ouu 2 Waan,
Der iOm en- 6els. al. at ban baues
brnifei nossi toneentrsrt CUB. : belle
60 Dag, tos ban IN, mer, Rarins til
fls. enb bpao Der pilos hap. uorst til
iiraiisIist til at bOlo. elutt / en- Iieen
8usl.
> 8anburn Gountp, / Rnrbs.
ben Of glps 5Oro. u Der iunoa uOsI,
mso.t rise SlamIn.r.
Vi iorl,nbs Smsr fra Oct in.
brs al Stai,u til Ran 9oIt tOltu 3
eents pr. Yuno
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11
6orifielligt.

Ssnor 3amafona, Wgitos Winiitsr
/ @albiu9tou, sr af to 9iltrittsr bic.
ben polst til Weolsm af ben merriam.
fts Ron9rss. bporior ban opsIper fin
Yoit / 8aibiuston.
- Sor 6 Oar iiosn bIsD en- BOG.
trptt.r fra Y%ittsbursb, Sarrp Sumter.
borte blanbt zoe ppibe Bisrss". @p.
Zig funbt man paa Wt. &aibinstun
bans Gig. % bet er b,Iuttst at relic
V5am ct Winbssmrrte Der.
- California fan oppiis game pens
Sormuer. SIR. Charles Graders op.
sipss til 34i Willion Dollars. Wr.
Qelaub StunbfOrcs liot mere. Wrt.
Nurp 8. g. SOptins til Ousr %
Wiuloner.
- StaIisn aater at inbfere RuQ.
man Yalacs SerbunsDosns. % man
tror. at bet oil fOrs8e betposli8t be
Msiitnbss Sal.
- 3 Sapana paa Sen Guba raisr
ben auls 6sbsr % Stopper. 3 ben
llee. lom ,nots msb 3lte Sui bar 81
bsoe Of ben ferits. % ID al ben iioits
Spsbom.
- Den ontntliae @ialb bslsb i9
ben life Musuit til $2.ll9 500 DAG.
Den tOntante Bsbolbnins / Sfatiam.
tisrst bar FANNIE Sag $l9S. s90.405,
Yaa 8iaIbsn bleu Der / SuIi Waa.
neo afbstaIt s. 576.O53. Den lite
Sui 1879 par @ioloen 50 245. 595 OH,
altlaa aibstalt ! Dc feits 13 Waans.
Der 1856. S99 O26 sl,r | 8isnneminit
nosst opsr 10 Miaionsr Dollars ON
Waansbsn.
- 3 Nstp BORT ,r Der blepen aab.
net Baosfsber. bpOrtii Wo9anssu 5n.
let toiisr. 6orriss uss bIsu be beisst
Decorah-posten., 1880-08-11
Dammare.

SamsO, 8olpbp. ODE Suli. = )
ben forte lib, pr Vclitimeter. Dir
fepommer Olrif bar paret Der paa
zen, &C bet lpffeoes BAN at outage
ire Slpspaaiattelier, bporaf ben enc
par fcretaset iere aar for ban tom
Der til Den. Ru bar ban after ~.
baset to Branps, paaiatte at en- %
lamme Ysrlon. Der CT asmlis isaar
lpiisbss BAN at faa @aareeier g..
pslms al 8psu Seltussaaree Der
paa Geu I'll at t%ilitaa, at ban bar
paalat iaapsl ben Slp, Der 1864 icr'
tarsps @%aaypsn "emalpit" pep Nibe,