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| a seasoning TO succulent fare. They are the red
pepper which acts as a stmulant to well-fed people

a seasoning TO succulent fare. They are the red
pepper which acts as stimulant to well-fed people
in warm weather.
CLEMENCEAU AND GAMBErrA
Clemenceau has Gambetta on the brain, but he
helps Opportuuism from degenerating into stagna-
ton by his opposition to the Repubtiqae frdned'se
He is highly useful and essentially respectable
factor in Republican progress His object in making
political tour IN the South with young Pelletan,
his factotum in the office of La Justice, was
to take the wind out of Gambettas sais.
But that ia no sign that the hlstOry
of Eoupcy and Caesar will be repeated III france.
Clemenceau's action is needed Just much as that
Of Gnmbetia and there Is room for both IN hepnO-
lie with the bread basis Of the existing enc.
Monsanor CZacki is said to have hopes OF an
Aus rn-f ,ermnn alliance and an eventual attack
upon France. since the Governments of Berlin and
Vienna have drawn toward each other Prince BIS
marcks zeal IN subiugating the Utramontanlsts has
cooled down. In the pre-. ent state OF things II
would be his interest 20 lean on the ultra Catholic
parry in France and 20 encourage them TO hold out
against the Republic. Though a Pole the Nunoio
Is yery Austrian in his sympsthies. Vienna II now
the link between Berlin ana French Ultram0ntaI-
ism through Baron Haymerle Cardinal Jdcopi ana
Monsguo- CZacki. As the \uuclo ~ no passion
blinded fanatic, ] an DISPOSED 70 credit what am
told about AustrO- German prOciIvliIes and aoout
the reliance ne places Prince Bismarck's open
and occult diplomacy rs disturbing element III
French politics. This would explain the stubborn
resistance of the nonauthoriZed orders TO the civil
pow ers when the DEGREES we're being executed.
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NOTES FIR M YALE.

PROM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE. J
NEw-HAvEN, Nov. 1S.-There was large
attei nce s svcning in Brothers Hall at The boating
meeting caed for the purpose of receiving the days
won nv tae cr.w last sumner. and 10 elect Boat
house Committee. At the opening OF the meeting ex-
rantsin Rogers IN appropriate terms, presented tue
A. rs which his had He alluded IN the course
OF hrs remarks the hearty support given by both grad
uatc, and undergraduates. aud eomplmented Mr. Wood
very highly for he coaching" the crew had received
a, his hands lie also spoSe Of tue mpracucabuty OF
allowing members of the University to pay foot
hall and hoped that tbs college would take action to
prevent IL next year. Mr.. Rogers SAID that he
was much in favor Of sending crew
to England and hoped that the challenge
,,onld he accepted At the conclusion OF his
remarks he sgned his intention OF going into training
and rowing against Harvard next season. THIS action
.as entirely unexpected, and the announcement pro
duced prolonged cheers aud applause Captain collins
was then called upon. After agreeing with Mr. Roeerss
.,,, -, r,y,rd TO sending a crew to England and
restraining boating men from football he proposed
VOTE of tnanks To Mr. Rogers, VINO has brought Yale
from twenty lengths in the rear to at east thirteen
lenths t the front" President MeHenry reporteu Tue
oprt xnend-d last year as $5,06s 81. Contributions
from the dIfereit classes were as foIO"s' sehoFs'
500. Juniors. 1857 SOphomores' 1886 freshmeh'
81 GOO: $. s. - $3.50; total, S4.l7J' The motion that
II was the sentiment Of the college at large tnat a'er
this wear no members of the crew should play football
80 - ,,o tahle TO be discussed AT the next boating
meeting. Ill,
,,av n. M interest to those Interested In college
ba,tinS 10 learn to what extent the members OF the
ry assh mn after their long course OF training
49, ~ hoi nor been In training this fa but has
roed on tine water every day whcn the weather pei
mitted Tue Following report gers '"I 100 Pgsrs
Sis. Hui 100 Guerusty. 1913 r. Iogers W.; fuIer
Iaa, Cnllins, 1872 average l'o''s' On"ns' 'oA'"@'n
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Morey-turl te 5alutanr.
4 WEL1-DREssKD MN FOUND DROWNEL


bow named James Stanfed was passing along
the beach at Clifton, 5. L. Friday morning,
when at the foot of Penusylvania-ave. be stumbled
AGAINST the BODY of man which appeared TO have
been thrown no by the ride. The boy Immediately
rave motto to Officer ROIner, one OF the p0lIcenen
GU duty nc the StGpleton landing, wwho informed
ordered the remains to be conveyed to
NJ. Oates's uudertakers shop, at SIapeton.
The h dv is that of fle-lO0Iug man between
thirty- five and forty years of age. lis bar aud
moustache are blonde and silky. lie Is Drcan-
sbouldered rather stOut in build and aDOu tset I
inches in height. His fingers are long and taperlng
and ms mails nicely pared, indicating that their
owner had not been accustomed to manual labor
His cloathng consists Of a handsome cashmere
oyerc0at black serge dress coat and w3lstcoat OF
fine material and black ribbed trousers lie wore
French kid CONGRESS galtres. The necktle is OF
black silk He also wore white undercl0thing, a
fine linen shirt and sanding collar. In his SHIRT
front was u single gold stud Nothing about the
body offered any clew To rs ldehilty:
With the exception Of white cambria handkerchleI
and sixteen cents the pockets were empty.
In the forenoon "A jury was sworn IN b. the Coro-
ner and the remains were viewed many cOh-
lectures were maze III regard to the mans IDENTITY
fha general opinion being that he was either
Andrew Reid the missing broker. or Andrew D..
GIIen. the murderer IF Miss slgerson.
TRIBUNE reporter who visited clifton I fuay
evening learned that IN the afternoon caIGiul
comparison OF the descriptions OF keld and OilieA
idcu fled az thai Of either. Gen Is only twenty 1--WE
years Old ana REID has dark halr ana features. Ii
h, Thought that the body cannot nave been III the
water over two days.
Several persons called at the morgue9 in Staple
ton Yesterday and viewed the body Of the
man found drowned FRIDAY morning IN Austin, :
Beach Chiffon. Some OF the visitors were III search
OF missing friends.
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NiENU
1850. GRAcE.-tJom c. v. xr1v) 1880

1860. GRAcE.-lJom e. v. XIV 1880
HUITREs.
SAT- Rivers, bard.
Latour Blanche,
From Bar Mum 3e9
Royale a Ia soupe-her English Beefbrorh.
Amonrllado sherry.
Goyernsrs Island Yaalts
RELIEVE.
sheepshead sauce piquante indiana.
RIOTS.
Saddle OF Mutton.
From fths lost sheep Of the hoa.e Of Samuel.
Potat0-balls from Gettysburg.
String Beans, from Jersey polls.
Tomronv Punch Hampton Cigarettes.
From Dagger sphns Plantation, panserCor
Jaunay, YIN dc 40.
Chateau Die.
JEWELS Mum.
CANAED.
Csnvasback Ilck a la ettre Chnoise.
Maine Chops.
Pommery Sec.
salade de New-York Boss-ton Crackers.
Frontage de .lofort
Empire Port, 1884
DESSERT.
Gaees 4 la Triomphe CT la defaite
Taft for revenue only. Republican Boom-booms.
XXX Kakes. Green-gages. Mortgages,
LIQyEURs.
Morey's Keno. Cabinet Whisky.
CiSarnelderos Impcriales de los Estados Unidos.
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y rne toI,ovng men are trainine for the crew: Mcr

e7 The following are training Tor the Grey" VICE
rift, 1877; Parrott 1870; Bourne, l75.
The Freshman football team went 70 y,
goals, touchdown and safety toucb-do ~n or fae,
and goals no toueh-downs and safety touch downs
for Harvard. The University team defeated the team
from the University Of PeDnylyania by score Oh
goals and l touchdown tn nothing.
The first OF Of receptions given by Presnent
Porter to the Senior class took place Monday evening
since the death Of Luona the Senior junior and sopho
more classes have each organized club for debating
rhe game between Princeton and Yale viii be played
on the Manhattan Grounds Thanksgiving day. anu
not at HOboken previously announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21
A PISTOL IN 4 STRLEl FIGHT

Daniel Davis, his brother Aaron and a companion
were walking in the Bowery near Bond-st.. at a.
m FRIDAY. and they became involved III a quar-
rel with .our Young men. AT length n pistol was
fired and Daniel DAVIS fell 10 tue Sidewalk ne
hall had eufercd his face under the left eve, inhc
M a dangerous wound. Henry Meyer. grOcers
clerk, age ~, dong business at No. 2.4O3 First
ave was arrested and was taken before jus tice
K,Ibreth IN the Essex Market Police Court. The
Justice neld MIN await the result OF Daylss IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21
HTGHER WAGES REFUSED.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 20.-The deputa-
tom, of spinner. waited the manufacture. yeste -
day asking 10 per cent advance They were cOurte
ously met told that tn state OF he m TX 90
MT warrant an VANCE an some OF "a; nanulactnf's
tnId n. m hat now would b. a good time perhtis
AZ n,t manufacturers ana emplOy es Ia take VACATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21
sltuatlons UauIeo--females


A Young LADY studying vocal music,
n would like 70 some lady who would assist her by
giving ner hoRe salary and chance TO study IN re-
urn or her Ia well mp IN ali the branches OF house
wofk central LOCALITY necessary. Address PEtSsE"
MI NEE 81 East l4tnst.. Tribune Office
EMPLOYMENT OFFIC E.-No. 213 West
II 35h.st west OF 7thsve -F1rstelas cooret
p such as cOOxs chamberma d. Mattresses lAnnafe sts
1rs general housewcrk watermen eoachmep 81: also
Two together chamber nad aad the othei rs
or ers by promptly attended TO-
GENERAL HOUSEWORk.-By a nice young
~ girl 10 do asuera houseworS IN private family Il an
xceent and good reference from her last
ulacc l35 Greenwich ave.
tIOUSEKEEPER.-B an American lady II
position hou-ekeeper useful oompaniSn or ntrsery
govrness giyeu Address A. Tribune pO""n
Office l. 80 bIoldwav
nOUSEKEEPER.-By an American widow
lady OF Refinement and ability mo remembrance :, axe
am rye of unquestunaDle reference
given ana required address Mis- c. BOX a. tribune Once
TlOUSEKEEPER, &c.-Amerlcan girl rs
bou.ekeeper or chamberm nd ana assistant waitress
~ :. win lasf employers II years Has irum them unex
s.~ional reference 547 7th-ave., third hoos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21
APPLYING FOR HATER FRONTS.

ALBANY, Nov. 19.-The Commissioners OF
tbe lad Onee met this morning aud heard applica
ton made on behalf OF the New-York West Shore ana
Buff 40 Railroad the grant OF water fronts IN thr
counties OF Ui-ter kocKllnd ana orange, and iOr a
hearing OF the Visiting Committee. On motion OF Coll
.-..ler W 1naNnrLl. Tho nearIMg was granted.
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" TO THE vTCr0RS BELONG THE SPoILS'

Certain members of tine social Art Club of Phila
dephla engaged in tho pastime of betting on the
election One of the results was dinner at the
cnb Of which the following was the menu:
And we say unto We Behold, young men, re nave
bern preliminary ami previous yea, TOO wholly ana
utterly and before in this thing We have done
40 the yictors belong the spoils."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

A bashful young lnan escorted a. an equally
pasn , ~ tbe dumsei she said entreatingly, "Z.Ki
t ann, telI snyDody you me home sary sad &c
emonaticaily, "don't you mina; aa' us MUM Asnaeu
III AZ as you arep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

They now talk of having the Bernhard
is,, Tncnuoti She is on arriving there. 10 lake a
,r,v ai,nf tnr city and remark Mon Dcu! ~ res
so moocn like PARIS Eet seems az eel was AZ nome
"a I'm m. price OF tickets VIII be showed up 70 so
aud ner managers how 10 WORK these ihlngs.
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5itnations Uauteo--f,males

NURSE. - An experienced, middle-aged
~ take entire
birth: experience In scknes perioeev
reliable; willing go TO the country. li4 tsst sstnsL
CEAMSTRESS, &c.-By "a young Protestant
~ woman, tresa cbamoc AID or woun 80 Fhs
housework city or country. No l57 IN ave- third noor
XVASHING.-By respectable colored
w woman no washing IA fret class style BEST Guy
reference Address A. r.. i6I West S-dst "p uoo oAcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

Useful MAINLY q young man, ~ years
Of age make him elf usUi ia wholesale house
store il Competent Trustworthy sul laple has good
references Address HERMAN HELLER, % East 81 tn
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GHOE-CLERK.-By young man % years
- OF age who In the business
steady and has good references. Address
DAVID'MORIAKI I. 81 MsLhaltan.tve.. Grecnpoint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

USEFUL NANNY n man willing to work
4 ID any CAPACITY hUte wiling. temperate
and obi ging. AIT God references Address THOMAS
\ 4 ID IN 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

CTOCK CLERK.-By a Young man, 20 years
- age with fourteen months experience IN Wholesale
stationery rapid ami correct w'h the pen 81 good ADJ
dress, ami weu recommended G.sDtGE r. GODDARD, 100
At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

USEFUL MANA smart. active young man.
< u Of with gopi reference desires employ
OF a such otter work as he
can perform Please cali address o. McGoOKIN, 262
West 32d.zr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

Useful MANS place wanted by Wiling,
I sober steady MAJ who IL no rest ant not afraid or
work has had Xperienc3 railways IA Ireland Address
IOHN REILLY. s. Nane..-t, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

NIESSENGER.-BY a mIGdlc-aged man, who
VA has the glest references place tem-
ptra;e reliable. Address JOSEPH SELF, % Atlantic
avn rl.Ok \ Y.
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dance as 'twcre t. the music
Their own hOOfs make.

woud nor seem over curious search OF apt in
apf quottian nut uOthng be filter than verse Of
saakespeares praise and To describe the most
| typical verse Df ArIstOp hanes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

USEFUL NAN or DRlVER.-By a sober,
L st-aay competent reliable ~ years Of sge has
tie charac ercl.. address RICHARD
IL 4. I
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DORTER.-Of usefulman. or anywhere where
q quick bright wiling youEg American could mako
generally useful wiling work Tor small wages "a
commence home ~ obi than wages can
WILLIAMSBURG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21


In the Vosges NJ Buffet has come forward as the
friend Of evcted brotherboods. or his pIety have
no doubt He was acting in good faith when he
threw himself upon bis knees and asked superior
before be quilted his convent to bless him. After
that he helped to transport the sacrament from the
chapel of the conventual house TO church, and
joined in the singing Of the Miserere. The transpor
tatiOn was effected, as in many other places,
In a carriage. At Toulouse the Cardinal
Archbishop Of the diocese bore the
host in handsome equipage from
convent to the Cathedral. Archblshops and Dish
ops have nowhere shrunk from making common
cause with the regular clergy.
The Muscadin class Is not long-slghted one.
None Of them believe that the Republic Is gong 10
endure They would try to hold office under 1t II
they Thought otherwise and the orders, advised by
them would have bent 10 the blast Ii IS their
opinion that Gambetta Is the Republic and that no
10 pretty nearly used up. When he fals-
as they calculate there Will DE an
ugly rush for power made by Inc
nit a-Rsdieal leaders. who Will DESTROY eacn
other in the scramble. A Saviour or SOcIety-a
Pope IN the civil Order-wIll then arise ana renew
the old pact between mOnaTehicai despoCism ana
tbe vatican. 49,
They Will find their calculations wrong: france
was never so prosperous as she now IL. her sPifI.
IL rising. She throws herself boldly into CONNER
cla enterprises, enjoys the greatest hDerty wnicn
VIII soon be placed ON the soroDg basis OF tue raw,
and refuses To be alarmed at the lbccnuIary
articles of Felix Pyat and other COMMUNIST editois
Aleu articles are read and largely read. Dull only 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21

Young gentleman about leaving To spend
winter South Of France Ni"e would ziVe his entire
attention two invalid youths highest social guar
ante Address MEDICCS, Tribune Uptown once, lz33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21
Doar0 duo Rooms.
East sli,.

sOss FIFTH-AVE., corner 1Oth-st.- Elegant
DsD large second floor superior board;
aIs larse well fourth floor
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-20
&so 4rtemuius Al 8olasrne fra De for.
ifirIint 6onareS Eiftriffer.

Observation-Disclosures I eoHsr,si.n fer hu,rt al b,
H6pu.. Giiiyiti,r.
6eai pfl aqs 9dts.r. ou.r bel. Stat,n, % b, III
%iirittsrnt iveci,Ii polat.. bsbdee al tag. btb6Tie Roiie,.
90 SbtrtitrHt I ee ior,i,Qiot Counter uI tag, oisciI
Aeiios 90 heio. "a etti, ,it.Trt,,slie.
&c ptssre bt'lensieior leg &c Ioetr ~r,ip.,tiu. sii.rs
mamie eouriieTs "a i~ori,l,utse Giftristers 9dlaert piee,
al .iitTuduui, emteoer .T al ttidiies 2aa udpute 9nlsooa
Titti'i5omm.rsgEtse.t / 50. GtiJiti. po,oui pea
erune a. Stat,u 8obI.s RtsIdss.Ii. al gmbeesi.
! yseisIoiuTsn. S,uaiorsGm5se.i Tor Get 46ot gtitritt,
Htullis eouuii.rus Batter, SIepe 90 Riidea. Tor at
lpIh. ban Uo 9tit.rioVot z. Gaplores Toe iueiyaaei.
Sa,auce.
% s~uepie.r. proflnn,rtr is % mtIs,r Siai,rs ,pos
liiIctTses elsctors. al Der ue ootundpu,. almine.Iiae
9als. : CvsreHsit,nmsIi. mse. huae Der ~iororenss {
Ten Isle SestsIaiur: JorbaneIin..r. isaI iorddsees iOls
,,t i6IsHo, SpoTssTcGI:
Shall there be a Convention 20 revise the Coastitu-
non and amend the same" which question shall be
written OF printed on each ballot, aud n the end Of ssch
question" the word Yes" or the word mo" shall
&c written or printed"
gootssrt itaI s,r i~or.lieees Relief til 9.sioatli, q,
ferlas en- at foraEsr, soriltatioH,u paa ~ioIssHs,
Naae,:
"S;nke out the words free white from the third line
81 section four a. q article three CD Of said Consitu-
ton, relating TO the Legislative department"
SauoitsE aHsaatzot IN iaasau 1oroHsriua i,aI udr.
1 iartil;t EASIER. oHitarsot al S~aIgeommsrus. o. Ser
'taI YaG idasGEue Ballots ityiuts euer trpttes e bell.
t%ovcldasot SordnoTiHssr zte Crssus For slsT 'Asains'
ioyou. eiisJiom 9dlesrHe maaiit 5rits.
Salasiietrrt bciet: aabHs iTa ri. SoUmieeea o. luz
e; tlolieii 81. s e'teynieodg tusr itatli ". 9.
uHetT min Saoue "a StGisn SeRos Stert SsoI aiuei
I Ies 9to.Hts ben tlelis Rag a. Se2tembsr / Ssrreus
aor q tunHet ottt ~huuertht % otii, Staitr SoDas M,
% tTeoivie % 90 asJsuees Sta;tTg distinguishes Ct
5%uHerso. % i,m.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-20
Dor politiIfe Sprplietclie I'll at ops
retbolee ppr pplitiife Nationals
&drafter.
(Sntfenbt.)

! iamme Grab lom Dor inSioioueus
6araftsr formss oe oprsiboloes peb itriti
al boIbe fat oeo, bpao Der er bRoerliai
on ret Viano imeLem. ianleoes formes 90
oprethoIoes ogida Dor rationale politiits
Salafisr psb itrift at boloe fat peo ben
Reeel. al pi neie peier BE- Sperasmaal
% tiIf0loige Qnliagenber, iom tommer
op. 90 lon itaar Ill oS al beiuare 90 Of
giere. Nlt. Der meoer os, o. iom peore.
Ter Dor Nrliaheb / politiife Eager, maa
neie anulnieres, fer nj i~anftionerer Def
(iaafremt oi iosibslstaget ianfiionsrer bet).
al bet life ItaI bringe / 9aurpate bet
soils Rapn, 'om oi meb 69oer eisr
6ororins pdd al tilbere.
Oct anlees lom uoeet af bet Ssieite |
Observation-Disclosures, % BET meo Gette, al
pGre rem Tor gaoel lieeoperfor Speras=
mail, Der bar 6snipn til Ct Soils Rebez
ligbeo | bets 6otmaal. Haar Ri erfl9s
rer os imob Srugen af H%eaieringeus
Yenge I'll at betale 8i9Ib. paaoraget at
ct oprerlf 6olf unoer ct 6orieg pan at
omItprte netop ben 3esieriug, iom ri Ter
op til for pripat geifuttslie, oa er bette
life ct Sfriot uo al ben rette 8ane: ibi
en- Del az 8i4loen itifteoes af ct oprscif
Gem al Dor 6amilis.
tSpis oi onentlig fortGIer Sublifum,
at pi er inoe for 6ribanoelsS pitemet og
brinser bet I'll at tro, at hi Rener bet
9rligt. os iaalebes pinber bets Eiuio,
pilee bet oa p9re aabent o. 9rIigt mob
Yubltfum. efterat bet iaaIeoes bar bano=
let | COB 3ro mob os, Do at tillioei9tte
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-20

Sem ON at optaae 6el9snos: Snb.
lenbcren, Sr. 8 g., mao u9rs Ell i0r.
oeles opatia Mano, Der er nm Yen %
fine Banter fuIoft6nbis m1eti9. Beui.
i,t ligasr / bans Snisrat i Oscorab.
YoiterS go. 4. Oette Snisrat sr, bpab
Gill % Sammenbsns an9aar. ct iaa
uomortet SnbI9a | oenne iaa pi9tiae
Sag, of mar pirfsIia mso S~orncislls
fau 9isnnemleis Oct. Wan fer beraf,
buao ifarp 50nfnin9 oss 8ranolfnins
af be itaaenbe. ba9liee fore Speres.
m laie fan brine bet til siBi &spubli
tanere n,aa bore glade Deo at bope en-
iaa bp9iis .YsrlOnlisbsb i Dor Miets,
% anita ssllspis oil ri pihe OF paa.
ifienue bam pso en- ienere NnIeonin9
buis Der. iom isa baabsr. pil blius Gel
liebeo for Yublifum al hnos no. bpem
Wanhen sr. pans 8sbisfsrelisr sr lao
loSiifs, at islp for ben melt So r.naf.
febe % melt Spiplsnos. maa Der aaa
% Ell 9ps. iaa ban oil ie. Of 8. 8
bar funoet &nucen os iilise LETT Den
til nImincsIig 8iIfrsbsbeo. Sans So.
ne. bans 8aab, ber pi ubstinsst ielas.
8i p,b life ON StgrrsIisn Sr s. s
sr np | Yoliliffen, msn oct sr plit, at
Sterrslie sr ban, 90 Iterre oil ban bli.
De. 8i bar Ienes inpnet en- pirtslie
ino1stefulo % tp9ii9 Wanb. iOm &c
Der for bore rspubllfarifs Sheer en-
Wonb. Der hor Ell itarpt Blif for ga
esrnss StiQiua. iaa pl, iaa at iiae.
tunne bllue "Sl9oel at ani,sbs" $ 6
Wanb,n. "oQ Der CT msb 8aitu"! Seq
iaebs "Buito". men oct er net life iaa
aanife "Baita" auiaepsI: 8i bar on.
ltet en- iaaoan Wano, ri snlfer en- lna.
Dan Wano. Gil Slut: :, vi oil for
5remtibsn eniie. ce tiIlise ~bsbensrsn
iaaoan Nano. Seq iasoe til SIut,
men bet er NOT lite ina sanife SIui
mso Snitsrns allasusl. vi snlisr hom
iuIst mso itOr WaiOritet. 1000 Wu.
%loritet.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-20
Saumarf.

SnoebrGnSt On IL, September
ON 4I;sneu, &lOttcn o atrsnt II, no.
breo Der en- bsiti9 5lo i BosIsmanb
Nbialon Ysttsrisns gus paa Niperut
Warf. Suist n%sobr9note fulbit9npigt.
% iaa burIigt greb Sloen ON il9, al
oesu9rre Giereus Sumls 6aher. YsosI
Sinoien, omfom / 9usrns. Den ino
ulpifslls OmfOnne Wanb. Der Dor So
Iar 9ammel. bOsbs enc mso lin Sen
/ Suist be loo / Ell Stus o9 bl SIosr
uobreo. hapbe Sennsn 5iulpst sSaoe.
rem paa Seneuc; Ssuusn Ieb osrsiter
no for at frelie Susoprene, Oct Iptf,bss
bam. men oa ban tom ino iejsu, fun.
De ban life finoe M SAFER. Sennsn
bar lmlolcrtio ueppe tommtn ub, ipr
sasf. 'frso Og iant iummen upsr ben
gamls Wanb.
Decorah-posten., 1880-10-20
Sreoie &apitcl.
On ubsleis ar.eitcr.

MebsHs SarIsp 8efforo itpnoiomt isb. til SartfOro
Citation, lao Mr. Uocuin peb Wiobassboroet ct al line
elssante Gerslisr &ilminebon SaQ. @iQasa bapbe Gar
raftr par.t bsbOst Of abelise Slastsr. Os osus uOrbIiss SIsl
itammses fra ben 5ubOrits Yeriooe. Snssn al Bantsrsns sc
mere popsoe at bstreoe bsnns Del at 8~psninssn, Der sr
osrss Sisenbs busoe operuaturIiss @eiener. Wen SIR. Sob
min Dor pel tisnbt Be fore zoe @9rsIsr. huor tommstp't
Stsp e9ttsoe |1sss % Sub. ia ban apieSe life snauns III
bass for at betr9bs Be fore 8isloee % unosrioroiI, opal
pineu, Der fro ben uorbliss Ssi itrate zig UNDER belle Spa'
nineen. Wsn Rupert 60ewiu bar lite alsus. 9igsOprfd
bam paa ben anbsn SIDE Of BOrbst. fab bans Striusr. Satob
Oanisiion. Gu msrt Stp bulebe ODER Banfsrens imuffs Nh
het, % ben IolNufisubs S%ur9uno,r. iom Sfripsr,n mso p'
bebas nippse, til. iuues lite at bsIbb. nossn 5ittretninsstraft
for bam, Nen Gum Sarlsp &shioro bapos brast BAN. tun'
DC pI enenu en- sb bolo. bam opps. men bporIsbss pINs
BET bIips BAN mnist at %tilbasslsp,re bisis Y,nss, naar Rap
tstnen penote tilbase fro Gbinarsien. 8upsrt Gobuin babsns
&arlep @sitfOro, enoiisnt ban ioas for ferite Sang baps
let bans Nnnat. Ostte SAB. Der arep fs fra en- Isnet ToF'
b~isansen Glib pr en- Ssmmsisbso iom inssn anosn emo Rap
tsinens Suitrn bar piosnoe om. TIMBER oisis SmtenoisbsoH
Yanfsrsns S3pn. s.