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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
THE MILK IN THE coCoANUT.
why There Is SO Much Opposition in Coz
rress 20 the Naval Constrnctio BILL

why There Is So Much OppOsItion in Con-
gress to the Naval Constrnction RilI.
A member of the House Committee on Naval AZ
fairs wNs asked by your correspondent what was
the real Of the opposition TO the bill for the
construction fthe new navy. Said he
at is British capital"
"How ~" was asked.
"wcll, the English shipping interests have had
agents here all winter, aud they are determined
that no navy shall be built at American yards.
They know that with new navy presenting a re-
spectacle appearance at the ports Of the world,
American merchantmen will fJnow, and our com.
merce will be stimulated. With that comes COM
petition to British shipping interests and they are
| working against the new navy in consequence"
ain two ways. They start all sorts Of rumors
and stories of Jobs and corruption to create disrust
| in Congress They have so completely frightened
| the House that although no one knows why
| many of the members conceived the idea that the
proposed bill conceals some dark design for vast
punder. This is the bugbear that just now haunts
| The House and makes II imbecie on this question
| Another avenue by which they reach members is
the social connections of leading members and the
iaunticsm of tic Tree traders. Take Hewitt He
Is Insane OH that subject that British influence
| controls his actions completely. He agrees with
the English on the one question Of tree trade and
we like to coincide with our friends always. The
| English arc his friends, and the result is that
American Interests have no show with him by the
side of British He has accordingly thrown every
| obstacle III the way OF this bill and will continue
to do so to the end. His resolution asking for in
formation from the Secretary of the Navy was in-
| tended TO delay the action OF the House simply.
II included every possible question that could be
thought of and It was thought ut fist that tcould
eE With london a the sB BRITISH
| est predominates there, and Hewitt, like most OF
the wealthy New Workers, is very much more sus.
ccptib.c to ihsiufuence than he is to the demands
OF the people OF his own copntry 1t is not, has
sometimes been said, British gold that controls af-
inrs in Congress, but his close alliance between
| Netp York GrayhiCs Udslifnlt0n co7TeSpOildeHcc,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
Honor The Brave and True.

The bill introduced in the House by
Mr.. Aldrich on Saturday, rendering the
thanks of Congress to Lieutenant John
w. Danenhower, and comforting upon
him the rank of lieutenant-commander, is
a timely recognition of the heroic con-
duct of that young officer, whose name is
known to the world chiefly by reason of
his connection with the Jeanette polar
expedition. The question of the value
of the services rendered can only be
fairly answered by estimating the cour-
age, endurance, disregard of danger and
suffering, and absolute fidelity to duty
with which an officer of the American
navy has borne himself while detailed
by his Government to accompany an ex-
petition which it thus, so far as he was
concerned, made its own. lie and Engi-
neer Melville illustrated, by their valor
and persistence in duty in the face of ex-
traordinary obstacles, the spirit which
Tennyson described when he sung of the
English heroes at Balaklava:
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs but TO do or die,
We hope Mr., Aldrich's bill will pass,
and that proper recognition will also be
given the brave Melville.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
FOR RENT-Unfurnished Rooms
FOR RENT--Houses.

NOR RENT 800 AND 3Os FOURTEENTH
IL street southwest rooms, $3.50; 4U Franklin
street northwest, rooms, SS stable In of lll5
Eighth street northwest, IS. Apply to a. S. CAY
WOOD l2a5 Ninth street northw st, myl5N%
VNoR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE IN
~ Hartford County, Nd; season year. healthy
shady fruit garden, and ice. Inquire a ll17 Seven
teenth street northwest. myl2-3ts
INOR RENT-CONIPLETELY FURNISHED IL
II room House, 90 A street southeast; south front
airy and cool; modern improvements; excellent To-
cation; rent very cheap to good tenant for summer
months or longer. myi23ts
LNOR RENT-FOUR NEW 3-STORY BRICK
II Houses, bay windows II rooms each. with mod
ern improvements, on Virginia avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets southwest JAM ES FRA
SER No. 6l7 q street northwest. myl2-st%
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

77e fsHie OF THE WEEKLY NATIoSAL RErUBLfcAN
commenced on Thursddy, January s. 1857 Hhd hand
roDio double sheet Of eigh pages dndy'str columns
Hcontdins the nom al parts Of the trord and Is
specially ttercsng as containing the procoedtna'o or
uo EIccfuc Legislative, and Judicial branches OF ne
Government, Including ne appointments promofions'
ussfpnments aud dsnfstds IN all departments Of Gor.
ernDlent ssrricc n contains a nW report OF army and
nauy movements and orders. includes as Seoidt
feature ne POLITICAL PERSONAL and social ncus and so
cieiy gossip or the NdtionsCuDndt
IN short, n Is The beet and only tneetiy pdpfr IN
dmericd oipinp addition 10 Oh 0e,'erdt nsir' rom
oil parts OF mo ic0rd complete photograph OF ne,
doings, and proceedings at the CupRdi Of The Nation
Terms! Single coptss, ONE DOLLAR AND TiFrY
CENTS pe, year ten comics on more 10 address. oS
DOLLAR per copn Postage prepaid BY the puohSher%
Sample copcS nee.
NoIp Is the time 10 vubscrfb,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

Emerson and Thoreau once conceived the bril-.
liant and original idea ofpaying formal call on
Hawthorne when he lived In Concord. Accord
ing they went When the three spirits loitered
on the banks OF Walden Water. and went fish
ing aud boating and day-dreaming together, they
cerled all three OF them. Hawthorne sat bolt up.
right and popOunded questions, when Thoreau
answered accurately and epigrammatoally EN-
1horeau commended or briefly di,sented from
Presently silence prevailed, A half hour passed
Cussing It at rward they all three agreed In pro.
nOunGing iL one Of the most disagreeable visit
ever paid or received. - Washington Post
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

The wife Of Mason, the artilleIyman who shot at
Guiteau, has just been asking President Arthur to
release her husband from prison. A short time
ago Sergeant Mason wrote 10 the public prints,
said 80 be pardoned by no Guiieau President" "
IL may therefore, be concluded either that his
wife does not agree with him In this view or that
Mason himself has changed his mind.-Ne10 f0rk
Sam
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.
CnIi for Funds-w what is wanted 10 I'm.
sure Success ut d'reedmoor.

Call for Funds-what IL Wanted TO In
sure Success nt CreedmOor.
The National Rifle Association has undertaken
to provide for a great international mill
tary rife match at Creedmoor, in Sep.
Of America and the volunteers OF Great
Britain, and has also pledged itself to send an
American National Guard rife team to Wimbledon
in 1888 for the purpose OF return match. The
collection and maintenance of men from whom TO
select team which shall properly represent the
National Guard OF the whole country, The suitable
hospitality that II Is indispensable should be offered
TO the visiting team, aud the training and sehding
of n team abroad next summer, will make neces-
amount the NntionalRine Association is unable to
provide, its funds and income being merely
adequate to meet the expenses connected
with the support and management of Creodmoor
Under these circumstances the National Rifle
Association RESPECTFULLY requests all patriotic cit-
zens nnd oil military or other organizations to
come forward with such aid as will insure the
accomplishment Of the work before II IN u man.
ner crcditoble TO our country. Contributions
should be sent 10 Colonel ]. II. Cowperthwait,
treasurer, &c Pine street, New York city, who will
make prompt Acknowledgement directly aud
through the press Tho following named news
papers lave kindly offered TO receive contribu-
lions also, viz: New York Herald, World, Journal
Of Commerce, Commercial ddrertiser, and BROOKLYN
Ddly Eagle
This call is submitted by the board of directors
of the National Rifle Association of America:
General Il. l.. Molineux, president; General
bury, esq. secretary; Colonel j. ii. C9wperlhwait
treasurer; A. Afford, esq. Colonel II. a. Glider
sleeve, +. III. Hoton, esq, Hon. ID. w. Judd, Lieu.
tenant; Colonel ii, g. Litchfeld, U, s. A.. Colonel
James McLcer, Major G, l.. Morse, General Robert
Olyphant, Colonel George ID. Scott, General s. X.
Smith, and Colonel J. q. Story.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

In is mistake on the part of the critics
of Congress to speak of the tariff commits
sionas "a Republican device to avoid taxi
ing any definite position on the tariff"
The bill originated ina Democratic Senate
atatime when the House had been Demo-
cratic for five years or more, 1t was pre-
pared, presented, and advocated by a
Democratic Senator Of high repute.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

71e ,rfce orTHr NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bV mail
oydi the counter Is THREE CENTS for a single eopyi
rpo trroks. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; one month, F1FrN
,,rSrs, fro months ONE DOLLAR; three months, oSR
DOLLAR AND 4 HALF; str months, THREE DOLLARS;
oncyedr. SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid bv the pub
hstctS.
MS delivered IN Washington aud the suburbs by car
Ficrs al me same rates.
There Is no Jccrtin than ne present TO stbscribefor
ne Hpeics brightest and best newspaper published at
he National C1DitdL Send copies TO vor friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

How oflen-oh, how oiten-when at twilight
hours we sit beside the glowing crate and ponder
in drenmnl wonder over the singular fact that
none OF our playwiighls have dramatized the
weird and orig mai romunces daily telegfaphed to
this city us Associated Press dispatohes.Sd fFan
cigcO Post
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

Whom have baby ut breast nothing Is so use
iu for quieiingmy own and baby's nerves aAPaTk
er's Ginger Tonic II prevents bowel complaints
and Is better than Guy slimulant 70 give Atreng1
and appettg..-A NrigaTk Mother.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

No one Int contemplate coward and brute
(for he caunot bo called a mani would raise his
hand against woman or an aged person There
nTe many lust such bruteB III Denver-DeaVer
IpOrld. COrTeot nnrtieularly the last senlenee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

An icntfons must De addressed "7b us Editor
SJTm RRrupLtcAN, and TO insure publication must
tsWriren ngib,y on one side Of Uc paper only ioHh
rane and residence Of The iDrtter attached. No com
IlunlcaiOnS lrM be reilitlIed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
WARNER,

morning, contains complete schedule of our Houses
Stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices &c, and how they may be
seen. Property for sale In all parts OF the city.
money TO loan on real estate. Call
mrd Is. II. WARNER. sie street.
VF YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL. RENT, OR
IL Trade City or Country Properly. come and the
great bargains at WILLIAM II. MAIN q BROTH
EIB ST. Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn
sylvAnla avenue northwest, mhI0tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AT
The National Capital


MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM d. CABELL
VIII open Female school at the National Capital q
select noardlng and Day school for Young Ladies,
on the THIRD WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER,
iu the building at present occupied by Mrs. NJ. r.
Archers school, on Fourteenth street. Mr.. aud Mrs
Cobell VIII be naelsied byh complete corps Of Mas
ters and every facility will be afforded to students in
advanced clatSes, while the preparatory department
viii receive most thorough attention. This modern
languages VIII form prominent feaureof the school,
For full particulars address tho Principal.
WILLIAM d. OABELL,
ma39m III NJ street n. ~, Washington, d. @.
n ATTN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, NATURAL
~ Science, and English, privately or Ia class stu
tions. Address A. JANUS, a. NJ,
fet Room 32 CorcOran Building.
CPENCERIAH BUSINESS COLLEGE,, CORNER
- Nlnth and htreets northwest, occupies the SEQ
ond floor Of LINCOLN HALL BUILDING. Com
pete IN H arrangements for training and daugh-
lers for real life Graduation ox0rches held last OF
MAY No vocation. students received every month
10 The year for instIqet99 day qr eyeni1g by tho
hION5 glYO atudenta rOm other SCHOOLS opportunity
lor busInass training Full information glven at tho
SARA a. ePEHCleh Vice Principal. mysH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

OUR war ships are evidently too much
exposed to the wet. We emust have some
new ones, or mount the old ones on
wheels and take 10 land.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
WASHINGTON, n. C., MAY Is. 1882.
Population Of the National Capital. 100000.
| Imuscnicnta Tonight.

Amuscnicnta Tonight.
DRIVERS GARDEN Grand opening.
AnNER's GARpEN-Opening.
THEATRE CoMIQUE-Openlng night.
ODD.FEL.ows HALI.-Museum of Wonders.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

was very warm weather Tuesday. From here as
ii advanced slowly toward the east 1t gradually
worked TO the sOuthward, Saturday morning CEN
tering southwest OF Washington Hence the cold
weather coming on Wednesday and continuing
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday The
further south "lOW' gets, unless couuteracted by
another in the north, the colder 1t will be. This
'low" not only moved very slowly, but spread over
great extent OF territory hence an extensive and
protmUted cold storm. l.P. N.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

Saturday morning, May G, the storm centre
''low" wgs In the southwest on what line Will II
advance toward the east2 is the question that
presents itself when new "low" has made its ap.
pearance In the west, Al present the world Is rot
able to forctell the course Of "low"-it is one OF
those things in nature about which we have no
knowledge, and which IL would seem must for
ever remained u mystery TO ny. This "low," of the
9th to the 10th, instead OF advancing across the
country on direct or general line, Tor two days
took n course almost due north. SO Monday morn
ing, the 9Th Instant 1t was in the north west
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
FOR SALE--Lots.

FOR SALE
"A GOOD INVESTMENT
LOTS on Rhode Island avenue, facing SCOT1
STATUE, ut si,5o per FOOT will bring q within
year. Two corner lots adjoining these recently
sold for t3.42 per foot.
APPLY AT ONCE.
HANDSOME DWELLINGS and CORNER LoTa
in the northwest section.
WILLIAM p. YOUNG,
mys lf90 New york avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
FOR RENT-MisceIlaneous.

TNoR RENTr,PART OF ONE or THE REST
IL located Offices in the city; suitable for loan
broker, Insurance. real estate, attorney at-law, or
claims oDELL q CO., 800 + street northwest, Le
Drot building. mai83tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
TURKISH BATHS.

xTE,yV TIJRsxISE RATH fDR BoYETsl
IN lii7 street, opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. MOI
open Sunday Open from q. IN. TIL 10 y. M; Satur
day, ~ p. m. Baths, 81 tickets, 2LbO.
ap6 DR. II. Il. BOVEE, Electrician.
TVNHE sHEDD BATHS, Dos E STREET, NEAR
Il Ninth, we'll known as the Oldest and best In the
city. This bath " constructed with view to conven
lence. being the first floor. Turkish Russian, SuL
phur, and Mercuria Baths given with skill and OK
perionce ShampoOer OF ten years experience at this
establishment. Single BATH Oh for S5j H. 10 Opan
Sunday from q, m. to y. IN. mr9-f
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EDUCATIONAL.

u ENsoN II. PIERCE.
Id LESSONS IN
EIoCuTIoE, oRAToRY, AND DRAMATIC ART
Highest testimonials ffom the most eminent liYinl
lnsirictors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
Observation-Disclosures

NTANTED-A SITUATION ny A STEADY
w and lndnBtTo ol5 young man Ii good ppnman
and willing to make himself generally useful. Ad
dress j a NJ rs, this office. mal3-3tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
LOST AND FOUND,


INoUND-A WATCH, WHICH THE OWNEH
I can have by applying at ij3 street northwest OF
the 18Th, 18th, or i5ih, between five and six p. m.
na133t*
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
FOR SALE-Uouses-
FOR SALIl-Farms.

JNoR SALE OR RENT-A FARM OF 7s ACRES,
~ within miles o. city; a delightful summer seat
large house; fruit and shade trees; excellent
water well adapted to dairy purposes Apply at
No. 1901 N street northwest mR3l0ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
THEAil'Tna CONTOUR

VNHEATER COMfQUE
j. E sNELBAF X Err ,,........ hr.n.ro.
TONIGHT AND LIVERY NfdiiT AT Il sO-'
MATlNEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. 2ao
The Strongest Specially and Burlesque Comnany
ever presented TO q Washington audience. Hand.
some Women, brilliant Music, Gorgeous Scenery.
and NOuptuous Costumes
Colonel Sncbnker Il pleased TO announce that ha
has also elected an engagement for One Week Only,
OF the World.Fanious HindOo
"NAUTCH DANCERSn
Soindin Wngid, Snlar, and Bahador who will appear
with the above company In Noluptuous Native
Dances. Matlnccs Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 90
nRIvERs
- sUMMER-NIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS.
Commencing MAY rs.
Three excellent Lady Vocalsts.
Several Comic Singers.
49, Artists presenting the most refined novelties.
bolo Insirumentallsis
And the Marine Band Orchestra will appear.
cent9
10 Balcony. for gentleman and lady ...... 25 Genus
-, no ladies md children admitted unless accompa-
hlsa ny gentlemen. myl5dt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
WANTED--Rooms.


yLT ANrED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w In private family Of education and refinement
CIR unfurnishod front Rooms, with or without
Board; references exchanged. Address RICH
MoND, care of Republican Office myl5-3tF
WY ANTED - TWO SECONDISTORY ROOMS
w well furnished, with modern conveniences and
good table accommodations for two Address LUD
LOW, Republican Office. my12r3t+
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15

VNTANrED- -HOIlSES TO PASTUREi BPEC1AL
wv attention given 10 keeping horses; city reiet,
e1cei can be seen O. rriens gsple, W SIXTH etteet
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
WANTED-Houses.

wv ANTED--A HOUSE OF TO ROOMS DE
w tween Fourth and Eleventh streets northwest
references. n H. Republican Office. II 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-15
FOR SALE AND RENT.

TTNo SELL, RENT, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
a House. Large. Nent Coitage, at Old Ofchnrd
Bchch, Mo; tho most attractive and comfortaple
eutntnet Aeuslde resort the Atlantic Coast a. *.
BROWNI, Webster Law uuildinu, mnt3-3tF
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-18

Encouragement. Der uil blius siuet en-
9tterligaing al Senus gambling, en-
6laaoemsuftring, m Resatta, 6prp9r.
teri, Nrosesiioner, Sang, illumination
ooneerttr Olu. Ereiibenten oil oper.
pare with Og msnitre be % 900 Sol.
batter, Der Uentes at futile paraoere.
6elten fommer altlaa I'll at tote Bengs,
men BET Bill not ogiaa blipe en- mere
ltor'lastn 6elt, eno philadelphia no:
9enlinos bar oplepet.
Breiioenten for Lebanon Dime
Savings Bank, DIR. Rice, blep Sors.
bag Afteu frarspet en- Saoi9t meo ei
SnobOlO at $50, 900, alt / 9apirpeuge
pan tom netop tilbage fra Bhilaoel:
phid o9 aanbieoe til Nftensmao / III
Diem, fst ban began Zig til Santeu
llnoerueis blsp ban llaaet I'll ,Soroen al
ct Bar fRuo og efter en- poloiom
stamp Oro9 DC iom Seierberrer aflter
neo iii sge t'utts. SeIoigt for gr.
fiie er Oct, at eutelte 5Orbiguaenoe bar
leet Suerialoet, men antaget bet for e
alminoeli9t Slu9smGal; / mooiat 6alf
tunoe man uere tilbsielig Ill at tro. al
Santeu bapoe plunoret ia ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-18
&ania

"Geaboou Sa,ette" / Marion SO.
meooeler 6sloenoe: Der iuotrai Der
for uogIe Gage liosn Ct hsilt mRrteIi9t
0oosiaIo. en Mrs. gan bapDe ct
Bar llaer / Borpeisn u9rst uos O9 tlsre
mso lin 9PaEo, oa en- SIaes 6sitefus
moi li9s IND henoes RRls og fsrlt ef:
ter mango anltrenseIier bIsu ta9et I'D
Igleu. 6Iueu mad bog imiolertio baus
iaaet lib I'll at i1g9e line 26a osrius
De; tbl eftsr no9Ie Cages Norlsb fsIts
Mrs San en- bsilt ubshagelIg oa pIrrs:
tig R!seu | R1ieu; Oct blep uIrrs o9
u1rre. % tili0Ioiguis oar Der en- Wano
tiI'teoe, lom hapoe hort ON et llgnenoe
SlIfdIoe, % at Slucns gugsI tauits
par oerlnoe. Deb uRrmere llnoeris.
9tIie ullts ost zig al pare iaa m Dot:
tor bIsU tiItaIot. os ban tO9 uo Ouer
100 lmaa Ntat, men bet par Tor lent /;
TatIsnteu 1T TART 6sber, Og bun lob
lite I'll al rsooe.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-18
Slliu0iS

- Mr. o9 Wtrs. Bilborn al ela-
rion 5opnlbip lamt ? SlR9tuinge baDos
ct lieloeut 0slo peo ~Rrposulugsn al
Sernbanen uoaIe uiile ira MtsuoOta
S.t par iult lite beIoi9t, al De i ct
inRpert Yas traf ,Serubanetoget, men
Oct par mRrtelI9t, al Rlsretelet blep
tnult / Smaaltumpsr. og 6oltene Hap
oerfra iaagoot lom ultaot, ltlsnt De
blep taltst ct Snes JOB eler enoml
laneere perfra Ntrs. =. BRAT bog en-
Arm.
- ! RRrbsoeu al Seeor, @oooforo
9ountu, 20 Wiile ira Bloomington, CT
Der ct SGtteIeie, Bantbsr Street., op,
oa9et Sslu.Grts, iom giuer IS Rrocent
SsIp, Reiten 6obber. Ntan Iagoe ferit
Warte til, at noele MRno, Der lite
bosos / Nabolaset, moeri09te Steoet
peo 6iRIp al glGnoIpgter, Rpgtet oil
uioe, at Der alereos er taset uo 1000
guno iaroeles rig Grts, og Starer al
Mennsitsr itrsmmer til for at unoer,
isae 6inositsoet uiot Os breot. Gu
cling bsr Gnbusr bog butte paa, al ben
Slass gsrstuinssr meset Ofte blot er
6iitorisr, Opipunone al SpetuIantsr for
at trRtte Solt ben til Stsoet.
Decorah-posten., 1882-10-18
Oil S0ierne.

Nuereoe ueo fsrlte Siefait oil Gns
bper opou9e, at "OscorabsY Soften" III
uotOmmer / zen forbeoret uoaaue".
ioet nemlis upper os anbst uoitpr er
aIoeles mt. Naur BERTH tommer, at
6olietonen bereitsr msofslser lom ler,
itilt Sefte paa 30 Sioer en- Sang ON
Dtaaneoen, uil pore Subitribenter NOT
inole, at ui eftsr bsoite Spne itr9ber
at Sipe Seoerlas for ben betpbeliee
3illlutnins, Slabst bar funoet hos Oct
lGlenoe Yublitum. Oct ital / bet
Ssle ta9et p9r DOR Opsape at 9iere
"Oecorab Eolteu" til Ell Apis, lom
buerten llo9iuer eler 9Gisr ital bape
no9en Sfam AZ, men iom altip, liss>
lom laa mango Subitribenter ofte bar
ertl9ret, peo tit 8omme ifal u9re en-
ueltommen @iGlt / 6ulet. 81 begpnbte
DOT uo9ipers@ irtiombeo Der / yanoet
meo 5ibsfriftet "Sso Grnen", lom
sftsr Satioens Sorbolo panot Ell ltor
SGietreos, os ben Dag ioa9 tommer
Der SiteriperslsI eiter ben ri bar Der
for paist ben lamme Sitsl for port
6elieton (iuGs, Der ristisnot M Tor
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6ortGuins al intsrssiant Suobolo, men
lenere optases al 9Gsnins al blanpet
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crinser os unoet Saaount, / 2isbeo
mso bet samls "Ssp Arnsn". Gil
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oisle Sorbeoriu9er frazer, baabsr ri,
al pore Nbonnentsr oil inobstals ben
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tbi isrlt oa bliusr Oct Tor os bp9gsli9t
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tomme til n sieniiois 6Orituaelis ON
bette, oa oil ui arbsioe beore iammsn,