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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
AT ARLINGTON,
Here sleep the noble and the brave
In solemn qulc,udc,

Here sleep the noble and the brave
In solemn qulctudc,
Above pOtomac's peaceful wave.
By Lees deserted solitude;
Tie birdssng swectly in the trees
Songs Of their native land,
And mystic whispers IN the breeze
Float DER this silent band
The clouds hang low DER Arlington
Like banners at hulfmast,
Seeming TO shadow sympathy
Upon the unknown dead and past.
The sun looks downupou the scene,
Aud smiles 10 find It flir,
And Nature gives her purcst sheen
10 cloihe these hills 80 fair.
How many youthful dead are here.
They died 0s martyrs die
10 keep our sacred Union dear,
10 save our land for Liberty.
They had their glowing hopes, and eyes
For all that manhood Geea;
They had their loves, their memories,
And all that delfea
Who knows the struggled that were theirs
when came the last good.byCs,
When with avOrted faces they
Beheld Loves parting Agonlesi
May Heaven lot fall her dCWy tears
For aye upon each lonely grave,
And true hearts through fll coming years
Revere each fallen brave.
20 u Green, yor The Republican,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
A CONVERTED IsRAELITE.
In "a Rabbits Dress He Lectures ia u
Christian Church on jewish Customs.

An interesting and instructive lecture on
christianity among the Jews" WINS delivered by
the Rev. jacob Freshman, converted lgraelite,
in Philadelphia on Thursday night, The lecturer
wore Tho full dress Of Jewish rabbi, Ho is ia
nervous. looking man, about forty years Of age.
The lower part Of his intellectual face is covered
by heavy brown beard and his hair ia wavy.
Although he lisps slightly, his speech is distinct
and his manner of delivery easy and effective
Mr.. Freshman Is tho eldest son Of n convicted
rabbi, aud, like his father was converted to
Christianity In Quebec. He was reduced last
evening Us a missionary Of Christianity among
the Jews" The lecturer
SPOKE PROUDLY OF HIS RACE.
lie dWelt some tmo on the prosecutions they
had endured through eighteen Centuries and tue
remarkable fact that in the iaco Of II all thuy had
lived aud prlspersd end were SSH Il dis
tinct people. Nj. Freshman divided the tleycn
million Jews now living into Two classe3--the
orthodox and reform. lie said he Nigh. Inake o
third cas- Of tie infdels but rs they ere not uum
eTOus he would not consider tAcm,
That part Of. the Lecture showing tho way In
which plous IsruClitts tlrght their children 70
woTship God almost In the crude ana continue
Worshiping the creator until death was eAeted-
Ingy Interesting. This pant OF the lecture was
ilIu5iTalcd by tie exhibition Of various articles
used IN worship. The speaker said The INST great
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
The nLharlnn ExIIcs.

Although Lieutenant Danenhower is now lion
lied in st. Petersburg by the Russian dignitares,
headed by the Emperor and Empress that docs
not prevent him nom saying that the exes are
the most intelligent men in Siberia, and that while
everybody there, including the Government on.
cials treated him Hospitality, 1t was from these eN-
lies that he learned anything worth knowing He
may well pay this tribute, since It % TO Siberian
exile that is due The rescue Of leYlles party, and
also the rescue of NorOs and Nlndermann,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

lne Democrats are evidently impressed with the
possibility Of carrying the next House Of Repre-
senatives. A dispatch nom Washington to the
Louisville Coarier-JoHadl says "The Democrats
are quietly making arrangements for vigorous
contest for tho next House Of Representatives
more closely TO campaign funds than heretofore.
Some of the wealthiest Democrats In the country
have interested themselves IN the matter, and sew
eIal conferences have been held here on the sub
ject The Board OF Control viii, ii is said give
Democrats generally an opportunity TO contribute
money for the coming canvass"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
nnmors About Cyrua WI. FieId

II was rumored in Wall street yesterday that
Cyrus W. Field was about TO sell his holdings in
stocks and to quit America. In an afternoon paper
Il was positively stated no had sold the Mai and
Express TO Mr.. John IL, SIarin who Intended torun
Mr., Howard Carroll, as the editor. Mr.. starln
denied having purchased the property Mr., Field
had gone out OF town-NetV York sun " Htsiei day,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
MR.. FINNEYs TURNIP.
IoNoFELLOw's TInsF ponM.

LoNGFELLow's FIRST PoEM.
Mr.. Flnney had n turnlp
And II grew and grew;
And Il grew behind the barn,
And tho tnrnIp did no harm.
And 1t grew, and It grow.
Till il could grow no talleri
Then Mr.. Flnuey took II up
And put Il in his cellar.
There II lay, and It lay,
l'lll II began TO roti
Then his daughter Susie washed q
And she put It In tho pot,
Then she boiled IL, and boiled it,
As Ions o. she was ablo;
Then his daughter LlYzle took II.
And she put Il on thelable.
Mr.. Flnney and his wlfo
Both sat down TO gupi
And they ate, and they ate,
Unil lucy eio tho tuitip up.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

England is painfully perplcxed about cetewayo,
with whom II hardly knows what to 90. lie istoo
funny TO mako jokes for the comic papers, and he
is so good natured that when one asks him to d.
rect one to certain street shop he Is willing to
IN America, because We have had Oscar Wilde, aud
Mr. scoville, and Mr.. Dluine in recent profiion, so
that we cannot help our mother country.-Neo
York IIernd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

Justice Macarthur has set aside the verdict OF
100000 recently awarded Hallet Kilbourn. 1t
now in order TO accuse him Of having been bribed
by the defendant, Thompson. There rs nothing
too mean orN email for the average newspaper man
90 charge against the judiciary of the District OF
Columbla,-PhR. Julien In ne DeHrer World.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

III ?. Share; Grab.bng (poeml, H. H. Illustrations:
Wolf-rearcd Children, Charles H. Brace, iliustra-
tionsi Aspiring story verses), Kate kellogg illus
trntion Donald and Dorothy Mary Mapes dodge.
Illustrations The Man from Paris Oingle) illus
trated, W n G.; April and May lpoemj with tw,
Illus ratons, Celia 1hoxleri Master Theodore
(verses) Old Nursery; The New Light Chntlos Bnr-
nard, illustrationg; The New Red Riding. hood
play, +. s. Brooks, illustrated head piece For
Very Little Folk, Master SELF" j. Ruutz Rces,
illustration, Jack in-the. Pulpit; The Baby Ele-
phan., pictures drawn by James q, Beard The
Letter-boN illustrated; The Riddle-boN, illus
trated; Tho Agassiz Association.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

Commencing with the excavation of ancient
tombs In the Valley of Dlban-el Molook and the
discovery OF a tafcophagus containing the per-
iecty preserved body Of a fair young Egyptian Of
ment Is made that from roll Of papyrus concealed
with THIS dead relic of past centuries WINS de-
cipherod the romance Of her life which follows.
The story IS pleasingly told, and is invested with
Oriental richness in the coloring of the descrip
tive passages, and also IN the portrayal of the
loves and passions Of the acknowledgements. Twill
be read with interest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
THE BROOM DRILL New York Charles II.
Dillingham;. Washington; William Ballan-

THE BROOM DRILL New York Charles IT..
Dnllngham. Woshingon' William Ballan-
Since The recent entertainments by the Philhar.
harmonic Society the broom drill has become
quite popular as an attractive feature of church
and literary festivals. This little book gives full
INSTRUCTIONS as 20 the extent TO which the move
ments with the housewiley weapon can be
carried.
UNDER THE SHIELD A Tale. ny NJ H. WIZ
NHiEThh, New York; Robert Carter & Bro.
washington; William Bnllaniyne q Son.
This Is plain matter-of-fact every day story,
but told in so pleasant manner that the interest
is preserved through The entire book. Tho trials
OF widow, the love Of her SON and the final care
by wealthy relatives ore incidents happening all
about us, but they are skillfnly woven into an at
vades the entire book is what should especially
commend IL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06
THE sHAKsPEAREAN MYTH. BY APPLETON
MORGAN a. NJ, Ill, b., author Of The Law Of
Literature" Notes to Besrs Principles OF Evil
dence.n &c. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co,
WnqlinutOn. I

Washington: James j. Chapman.
The task undertaken by those who desire to rob
the immortal Bard of Avon of his authorship OF the
plays which have for 800 years been known as his
TO take from his memory the reverence the honor,
and tue glory which the most eminent men of LEI
tors of all generations, from Ben Jonson down to
stripped him Of all the affection and worship which
the children OF the stage have given him, to
S jHsyS MN mor simply as poschsr
Is about as difficult OF accomplishment as Bob
IngeBolls attempt to wino out Christianity, and
mas no more general effect than the POpe's bull
against the comet. Mr. Morgan seems to be salts
fed with having, as he thinks. proved that
Shakespeare did not write the plays that are at
tribntc1 to him, but he fails TO show who did,
although he inclnes to the Baconian theory His
brief is very ingeniously written, and should be
read by every shakspenrCan student, but his
arguments are by no means convincing, even from
his standpoint and his assumptions are much
more numerous than his reasons
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

This little volume, which is one in the Cam
paigns OF the Civil War" series issued by the scrib
pers, Will be found Of deep interest to every ex-
soldier, and especially to those who participated
in the battles and marches of the army that was
principally led by the much loved Pap" Thomas
IL gives q brief resume OF the operations of this
army from the time OF It's formation up to the bat.
tie at Chattanooga in 1868. General Cist speaks
OF the incidents from personal standpoint and
he has, IN making his history been careful TO
collect all the data within his reach There are
several maps showing the positions of the troops
on both sides ut the different engagements, and In
the appendices Will be found the rosters OF the
several armies In full.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

unu icy 70 WoIk III M phfS. Tue irish easily TOOK
TO the drink" and soon hell was swarming with
them Thus the Irish were perverted.
Lucifcr again called another assembly, and in
the presence of all his hosts he loudly applauded
the old devil whose counsel had been thus crowned
with success. He assigned him a place and rank
next TO himself, and no is still there.
lat this climax the people, who had been grow
ing more and more agitated, burst into sobs and
groans, during which the preacher descended from
The pulpit. The discourse Is said 10 have made so
deep an impression on the people that they ever
after abstained from the taste ofwhisky, thinking
SO they said, that they "sGw the devil stirring the
whisky punch. l-Cdlholic Repieig
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-06

THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND. BY
HENRY NJ. CfsT, brevet brgndler-general u. 3,
A.; assistant adlutantgeneral ON the stan Of
Major-Gcneral ltOsecrnns and the stall of Major.
General Thomas; secretary OF the Society OF
the Army OF tho Cumberland New YORK
Shnrles Scribncr's Sons. Washington; Robert
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-28
9anmart.

ct Se8ns.Ssni bar / al Stilbso ub.
pitlst ns i StaursrbOr9censn. O.t
Ct en- iina Yias. 0atltr at W Soul
len Sfonbsrbora Wuif (tibli9ers Gi.r
al &binelfOp BRO Senne unse Yist
ba7be iaa aooe 4HIGs Tor Ssanttun
ittn, at bun r0ifeu ubtn 8tliehnina
tsousbe Btaniu9er 4ancfabsr. Stop-
partler Yorlrotsr al Wennelfer. %
utnoss 8s9uiuaer bibnsos ON et bstp.
otlia SGlsnt % en- iad uOperpinoslia
9pit bluoe bun ii at tsane. at man
iaa btnbc / Rulo, Bl9t % Htau
aan no meb me s'auerstpiht,r. gftsr
al hape %iOrsplit lue S,9uina,r for en-
flsbeuhanulf Yrofesio. % bun al ban
nar opmun'ret I'll at taas I'll Rlebtn
bonn Tor at uhhanns ns pibsr,. rsilt,
bun til 9oDeoitabea men ba benb,s
6Or9Iors 60 SlGalninge bar uiormu=
snos, ulaatie ban tnes S~isn,ite Der
OUre ue,u al ina Gen. mrb oct Sor.
beholb. al Der bnella ltputoes bsnne
Slo til at uobnune ma i nm &unlt
Noalc %formantnbe % COBB trteos Wtr.
METER - loa piht nloes Mmtmaubsu
optr S%fanbsrbOre. iamt no9le Gf ben.
hts SlGsininas. Oa muIiapis HIRE
auore - hob bsnbs bi a alsne mte
8aao. men o9iaa meo Danh, o. Oct
CT at haabe. at rem uns , Yiees BsI
aisrers oil ina SlUns al h,ne,, %
bun itIp en- Sam pinte 9snnsn for
nj ioalmooiat o. ibrrbi1s 4rbtibt.
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-28
50

to9 Plahs ct 9isrns Of Stnsn, uben there at blanb. fla
Samtalsn, iom mart bIep aIminbeIi9 % breieoe fla ON Oa.
gems % g9nens note Bsaipenbeber. Sort ,ftr fo1 &rebs
% mansbs til Spbrub; ban % Si.n.rlen tisrt. ben til
&rosn.
"Ss9 tror. 9orft insb Cd" iaabe 8rebs paa Y,i.n. "bet
bar pFt lite be Nbfe Notsrinaer, ban pite os !"
$50, Oct bar bet Dog pih. men msset muIist sr Oct. at
Bp9aet flyer en- Gel snbnu."
Oe bOlbt MI uben for 8rcbsrsn. buor en- Mano meb en-
Stof Saanosn. ap ia til at beige &rsbs's febe bruno Self.
"opao fohsr bet S9 bsr3" ipurate ban.
%O8T 9lentcg &rebs fornarmst. ~On Tan lep bore ct
N9. Sl on oilers fisbe ben? ?"
"Sare Den lite bar iaa franif pa Norbenene."
"Naa oa. iaa on bruno franltcr Va. Stsnelsn ooa isb
% ie at foa fat e brebs, ben Wane oil meo Iolb %
gfaet tisbe min bruno. Set e. bebt, at Sdrsbu mrolsr
os imslem.
Sten.risn iuats SpfOrbrinaen % fanot etrsbr dos,nbe
en- at Stusrne meo ct 8las Sobapanb, / bult,t Der lpsm.
msoe ct fort Sfpfte 50.
-pu pa, Sbrsoer. man Tan not 60e, bet Ct en- fob en-,
Oe Der bar 8ipet Dem 4ap meb pa bsnne Narstib."
Vet er ct ubmGrfet bietilt WRiood, naar man u fors
tlslet" ia8oe Sdrsbr. Seq fporer altib en- betbbelia 8irt
ming beretsr."
~Det bill ig fro. &rsbS plbe suers aierne babe Gem
no at me9Ie en- SefebanoeI; ban boIbr Der ucen for
Ssr,n"
"Ssa r til Sien.f.."
Sau tsmte fit @as o. fOrIob Stusn. StenerIen loo fine
Sine lsbe ON melem be for0ieliae @rupp.r at @i9Ner, Der.
nposnoe oerss Oriftsparer, iao bsrsitet Samtals runbt ON.
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-28

"Na. bper bar it....8so hu. -. ni, bet pso ou natir.
li9pis lite. men Snasbora e. 5tu Salbeta msner isa, bar
en- Sang bGret min 6oropebe~
"6ru 9aIbsra |" ubbrsb @rsbe. "Rsi, fiar. Ben, bet
pibfe ies r%iatisnOt life, % is foritaar opristis tat lite. bpab
Der fune lfiue ebsr 40"
asa. is er life nugget tIoaes iparsbe Stsnsri,n meb ct
unbertrbft Sni. "Oen 8pipl % ~llpisbso. is bar lepet l.
bar nelten peret oct tunaete for mig Dot er MI lnart. tire
Mar Noen. i9 Ierte bsnbe at tisnbe % Tom til at boIbe af
benbe. gun bar Den Sang 4ersunbs paa en- S~erreaaarb,
Der Lao en-. balu aRdS 8ei fra Den Saatb, bbor ia bar Sor.
halter % hi iaa binanben irpnIia -. Ssa tror, bun elfebe
mig opratia ni, is pso BET. @rous. Seq bar aIoria funnel
mere 6piul peom. Seq Dor 10 Den Sang laa iatia lom Sob
% iaa en- meaet tbibliom Sremtio Msbe, men lite oss
minbre aap bun mig tit Ga uben BslGntuina oa bun par
Iae laa lpfielia lom is l Den lps 3in. ri bar iammen~
Sans &sft %itielpeee. % ban tang en- Sfunb for at
bliDe Serre oper fn Bep99eIe; bersftsr psobleb ban:
"Oa bar bet. at min Snid paa Babtrup bIsp lpa %
faIote mig til fg. Seq tos Nft.b mso Sna.bora % reift.
famine Bag. ies mcotOa Brepst. timber min Onfels Ianae
Spsbom ffrep pi itaoi9 til %binanben. % alt bar laa lpa %
soot imslsm os. tnotlI Der plubfeIs en- Sag tom ct Br,p
fra benoe, iom fpbte mig msb Mna,t. Sun trpaIepe mig
beri ON Sil9pslie. foroi bun moatte brpbs Den Gro, bun
babbs 9ipet mig. Sorboloene tOans benoe til at ifile i'm
Siiebne fra min. Sele Breuet aanoebe Sorg % Sortpip.
Ielie.. .i9 tunbe f.. bun baube sreot, mems bun bapoe fire
oct bet, men bpab bet par. Der fernsoe benbe fro mig. oerOm
fit lea intet at uioe"
"WQsn, fiars Steuerin.' laabe Srobe, "aiorbe ou ba ins
tt for at faa &larbeo paa. boao Der uar ifeetT"
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-28
YIu0ieIiot NDoSfdl0

Wob Sabpane t,psfer pi benusaanl
8labet for Counters 0ebfommsuoe
OnSbae 5ormiobag ifebetfOr Etrs.
bag often, % sr iaalebes iffanb til
at berette ON en- ~beflaselia lllpffs
TOM netOp ibasmoraes er inotrufet |
Sprinsfelb 3cwnibip.
Ole 3odefiOn 1penae (eQer Sraa.
temp tolbt netcp paa meo at ren'
aisre en- Gifferne, % bans Datter,
Der fulpe bielpe BAN, gift neo @i'
ffernen fer at Gle 8anoet | 8stten,
mebens Ole fob ca fiulbe bette bet
op. Web ct ieanebe 4igen ON, 90
Saoeren fprtebe neb / Gifernen for
at bialpe benbe, men oaiaa ban falot
siebliffelia ianoieslgs ON, fpnlt al
8aien i'Gifternen, % bar Deb inoen
man M bam Op. piesu bar enDnu
| 9ipe, men Der er life msget Saab
ON at bun fan fomme fig Doftpr
blep aiebliffeli9 bentet.
Epenge par fsDt | Veffre Slibre, "a
bar pnret | Mmerifa pmfrina 80
Mar, belle liben | @innefteif County
San bar cmfring so aar aammel,
bar fen pcgne Born, % sr I eobe
aOmfenbiabsbsr.
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-28
68

Ssrssu &nuolsn plrrso, ~bsflaasnbs meb Sopeo.t % lmet.
fsbe meb 8un9sn.
So, bpor funos be bare laa blinbe ? Sa btariber bet lite
....m men laaleces Dor bet, oe ct Nu Dor Spreret brubt no
i fulce Siammer -. Sian tilbeb mig SUbe ben propiorifs
STAGGERING -. aobnsbe mig ubist til en- alimrenbe &a riere....
min Stenme bapbs @e9t for benz. Sapb. ia iaast til.
bapce nit @apn M itaast Sitorisn YrinI,n Of Noer lmia.
r.oe for MIC, men le9 blsp fat .iss bIsp fat Seq fob enc
/ Serinnlin8sn rsttees mig, Iasee Saanosn, pa nit Brpt
oa torenscs til BEN: &Ibria iuiatsr is &onae % ~Sebrsiane
suer min sssn sSrel Com en- Mblsmano bar i.a I,pet, lon
en- Aoelsmanc oil lea osi Seq u ben fbte of Sleat,n, lea
usb. bpnb is ifplbsr mine 5rorel"
Sen @amls baoos peb bisis Orb rstet lin o6eloia. Sfii.
tsHe. Spis belle bans B.riOn if. bapbe bait ct la poerlia
reencrtt ueirnee pilbe ban babe taat fa impou.renoe uo,
iom ban hob Der meo oct rsbe Nnfst r,itet itlt 8,iret.
meo Oct brsbe Brpt iubt frsni % msb Den bsire rpfsnoe
Saanb frott bpbsnoe frsm for fig.
ASaa bar oct ahiaa, at Sc Tom Der ill.," iaabe Ssrasn
&nuolen, mere for at ubfblbe ben Yauls, Der opfob, emo for
at Opmuntre DEN @amIe til at blipe peb.
asa" lporeoe aRablbad % toa paa MP It Draa Of Mt
@Ias. 'F9 moohoo ole 5rhteir. % 8esirinaen sap mig
til 90; NIT gmbebe Der ube....Mt ben loo mig Ibbs Der
bsnne NftrO9", Iasbe ban til m,o d Sut. ibet bans SfitteIie
after ianf iGmmsn % fit hit aheloi9e lbtrpf tilbase, "uiir
fnr. at eens Sutommtfe bar tort. ARen fisnt ig SaaIsoss
u bIspen fiHnosat, aloris bar ia %tiIfo,iat min s@rel 8en %
uplettef bar ben oeret, fOm bet MbesRioIb. Der prpber mine
f5aores Borg
WhbIbe& ibntes MI fOreIsbia ubtsmt eftr Sorfs OPP
fcrorina Iapscs ban fg ct treble @las &obop. mso bOiutt ban
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-28

Oa Be bolot uoen for Osrsn, tom snbnu una Miami
netop 8aasnos no % bilffe paa BEN. San par libt uc"
WNootlbsiee. meo farpe tarafterifiRe Sret 90 liuHss Sut
Der bapbe noset pit fittenee pb iia. Set par &~lsbmaahe
~9aaroens ger. Anton Sorf.
~sattst bore @ubsrne y ubbrsb Sorft. SEQ piIes nd'p
ben til &rosn Tor at ie. ON lea funoe ifre mig nOatt SgS
% ) 10 bar pitt en- Del at unopere"
80, MI fi9er oet.~ iagbe &r.bs.
ia pit tiger Oct; men 3 ltal laa Oaa,ns lulbe YTs.
Spormeset bar Oe, 8rebs ?"
"Aa, Del noset ODER bunbrsbs Ssubsr."
"Oa De Stsnerlen ?~
"pnncreoe % baIptrees sler laa omtrent.~
Oct bar brapt. Rom inosufor 90 lab os faa aiort m
al mro Oct .lamme."
YIN Srens e!sb tilfolet for of boIbe Sshens, % Dc ialSf
port IND siennem Bntittsrn. til bans aonfor, buor 8mtr
n,n8sn mart par asiOrt. % bpor en- Hlalfe gn bkp toni
paa Sanoeien. Weosns 8r,bs noe 8utifen b,fhIte Be gr
ret, gan ollce babe meo ag bism. git Stsnsritn o. SOft Tp
Stlentshuen, bpor en- Sci Bsno.r bapbe taeet Ylars 'n
en- blafs Mom o. en- 8anoe parmt 8anb, Der tilise meS III
Stabsl Suffer miot paa Borost afsap Stof til ben Ynnia'
oe nso at Ol8lasiene. iom fob foran benz. :,
Br Boroenoen ao Der en- @lcr Wanb en- aanaa
falmst ~lniiormsfratte. Sans Qn6gt bar fort % ROOT, sans
ZINE ipsmmenbe % o~mtaassoe; en- uelbis araa ausb,soan.
GAP BAN S~orbinbelie mso bet l~slpbepioie ubtrpt Ans
Wnf9t ct Diff barit uoi.snbe. cams rpt.nbs Basaemm, ~
bar bIspsn bas unSsr mango Nars ipiritus Youuirtmins, uaI"
a'f9lbi9 &opi al ben. bporm.b IN ua Sfibs def %uotOronnp '
Selalingr aisnnem Maabe rem.
yinnr o. Yaar. g.
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-28
GmaapIuf.

@ntr,w Grifiou. for 6iosn Sorrets
nin4ss Wano / 4afs Wiu's, Winsbaqo
eOnntp, par / tioliG,rs Sage bOiat i
DEBORAH, os osrfOr orO9 oaiaa 9ens.
lien efter 9amls &omt,r bam IND FER.
ba ban ilofts uas par paa 8siicn til
ebicaso. Sr. Grlti,n bar for en- balu
anbet Nar llben iaa ubeIclg at fable
NED meo en- Stige fra ct Sus, ban boIot
paa at mole, % tuufts tit en-. Sen laa
leoss. at bet blso n%sbpenbiet at ietie
oct al Here Waansbsr isnsrc. Nu oil
ban til Chicago O9 itnne iig ct tunitist
Ben. % btlbi9t CT Oct, at &uniten i
bette Sibfte bar brepet bet BERTH, at
en- Wono msb ct iaabant n9Itsn toms
msr liaslaa aobt frsm Tom msb ct, ban
bar fra 8sbieIsn af.
- Sfal man lutte of be 8uazNr.
lom gIlins >. 8OIb bar bonet op paa
BGg9sn i bort &ontor, fuIbe 7 Sob
LANCE, maa oct bIipe ct aoot uobpt 6
al 8usz3aIm laar; ON felipe 8us.Mp
lin9en sr BET panltelist at lise nc9.t,
for ben er blsrast Ii9,iom en- sammeI
Iismano bar ia9t: Snssn fan prize
ns lbffslia. for ban lisasr / FIN 8rau.
- Naar en- Sruftenbolt er bIepen
inbiat / SensiIst for @abe. uorben. o.
Slist benoer 10 Of % til bsspetrs
| Oseorab, fisnt Ollie ltaI inbrsmme,
Oct bsr.r til Sislosnbeosrns. % ban ca
5ntst bar bait at bstaIe be Iopbeit.mte
Smtoftnlnser meb. bar man label
bam nolone Stansn mso San9isI. Nu
bar berimOo BpeHs Waior taast Den
Decorah-posten., 1882-06-28
Gpertee.

Observation-Disclosures | StofboIm bar
/ en- npIie ublsnot &unofripeli. ub.
talt. at BET bar piit fla. at Der sr
Here % bsipbsliae Sorbsle forbunbns
msb @~nnsnbellsn of Rpinber iom Soft
itationsz 8otitauoers. DE ItaI BOG
pere % Var gommsI. inbsn be fan
opnna en- FABIAN MnlettsIie.
Stodholms Bp oil life lom Rom
mune 9ioe 8On9sparret nossn Hrel,n1
pse Standardization b.rimob pi
Srosnsitiltabsr % priuate 8rebie aip,
Wiuoseapsr / Wansbe (b.r omtaI,s
at tire forifisuise W.baIier oil preses)
5Ouebfaosn tleosr fig / SIasifrub. la
Der Ell Population Ouerr9tts en- Norssis
meb 9sfsnifniuser til % WW
0e'te er bpab Der fra StatsfuISmn9tisss
Sine fommer I'll at gi0rss.
YisbranSingsi gen / Sperlse. Ser
Sorenlna, ION SlIbnne,rc Of 9iabren
oin9$tanten bar bannst / Slo65olm
ipneS at binbs itsrrs Sillutnins emf
mango baune peniet. Smtrent 28C
bar nsmIis auersbe inomslbt fa / Sor
snina.n. ifisnt osnne iaa soot Tom
lst lit, bar agitsrstiOr at busrbe W..
ninaSi9llsr
BrGnnepinsforbrusst / Susrias Pal
iisIse 8~issbusens Bspilinssutfottt
uolnlsIis oere / Afta9enos / ben IL
neits 8ib. oa man banber. of ostt.
9Ieosli9s SanOmsn ltal psbpare.
Nnbsrs 6rbrtQs Ostre breo for
Isbsn Op ira Sunne / Bsrm.lanb,
bpor bsrts bsrsmls Safer i iaa lang
en- 4Grrafts lsOto,. % bpOr ban bsbe,
"siter al babe siort fit NaUn ubsos.
li0,". Ser bar / Anlsoning al Nirsis
ieE tort 8srs i Surne Os Smesn.
Weo gang o9 Wult ~lsbiu9soss be ct
lan9t Slpffe poa 0sien, inotiI Wdo'
bisn Id BERNHARD ou ifsna, bu bsrs
lian lane LEO Ill Nflteo ira BET gamls
plsm, bpOr osn bslemts piiiOrislfriusr
90 bans 9strs bcUrs siOrt zig iaa .l'
lfebe. laa be adiehs.