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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-10
Died Happy.

Last night The congregation OF the colored
church situated on Leigh near Fo,ishee
street held love-fcast, and there WAS the
fullest manifestation OF spiritual excite
ment. The hymns and prayers followed IN
quick succession, and after awhile the con-
gTegatIon broke out in full chorus with
that familiar and stirring refrain commenc-
ing
"Swiug low, sweet chariot,
Coming for 20 carry you home.n
The congregation ut this point was
startled by the evidences Of excitement
manifested by Charlotte Taylor, eoiored
sister, who, while in her nappiest mood,
was seen TO fall prone upon the floor Of the
church. This was not unusual, and no
particular attention was al first paid 10 the
woman, but az she laid inanimate and
quiet some OF the brethren went 10
her and undertook 10 raise her up and
place her in a seat. Their complete con-
sternation was plainly manifest when the
poor woman was found stark dead. Great
excitement followed, and the cries OF the
crowd OF worshippers were increased
when the fact that corpse was in the
house was known. The Coroner was no.
tilted, viewed the body, and deemed an iD-
quest unnecessary.
The remains were turned over to friends,
who carried the dead body to 1920 north
First street.
The excitement brought on an attack OF
heart-disease, and the fatal results followed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-10

Libeous Leach, Nashua. y. H., says: " had
and diphhereic sore throat very St
verely. Pain Killer drove 10th away
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-10
OOO CORDSTAN-BARK WANTED

a. v,,y contract for 1000 CORDS CHEST
NiT-DtK AND span SH-OAk BARK. 10 be
retci thi. spring Terms Cash. For price, &c
can at our Office az Manchester Tannery ana Sh-
i"''' ID. SHOTWELL & CO.
r1c-Qm Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-10
LECTURE.
NlSrET STORE.

cox BLUE AND-GELEN ENGLISH
soCO KERsEY SPRING OEAHtOAI' Gus
'o'' MISFtT STORE.
gl2 VI .ln street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-10
FOR REM.
EOR KENT. ENTIRE Second n

L FLOOR OF HOUSE No. sO7 Franklin III
street: two large rooms, TWO small, and bathing
room attached. Ncy desirable for gentlemen or
4 small family. mh lO-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-10
ELECTRO.VOLTAIC BELTS. &c.

ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
Titan Patchwork.

There is 4 young lady here. SAYS the
Salt Lake Herald. vino has been work
ing eighteen months on quilt. Thero
are about 80, pieces in it now. and
it is not yet completed. Inc quilt is
regulated by her beauN. When she be.
gan her heart was chirruping 10 her of
somebody, and the quilt grew wonder
fully fast and all the coiors were bright.
After awhile her friends noticed change
in her face, that her work progressed
less rapidly. and that sober shades wers
being introduced in the wonderful crea.
ton. After few weeks more the work
stopped short, like grandfather's clock,
and was laid away for six weeks.
But one morning after a ball. though
the lady had danced late. she was up
bright and early, the neglected quilt
was brought forth. the sombre tints
were all unstitched. more bright culors
were produced. and as the quilt grew
rapidly under her dcft hands, it shone
like wreath of wonderful flowers under
her eyes, and the song in her heart took
on the tone of the lallaby which the
mother bird sings in her nest But this.
too, stopped after awhile. The sonibre
hues were recalled. and every bright
square was embossed with dot Of
brown or sable, until the effect was thas
Of half-mourning robe. Then new
lover came. y grave ami thoughtful
looking gentleman. of mature years,
and for fortnight the work went on in
silence. until border of old gold sur
rounded the quilt. SO it has gone on
ever since; sometimes progressing with
wonderful speed. then. like Penelope.
the work which was wrought with songs
by day had been obliterated with tears
by night sometimes it has been laid
away for q week At 4 time.
The reporter saw the Young lady at
work few days ago. The quill, was
nearly complete, only few patches re-
naming, and meanwhile there was a
look Of resolve around the month. and
a lovelight in the eyes of the young lady
wonderfully suggestive of feeling in
her heart that there was 10 be no more
ditchins of the train and no more wash
outs; that everything was running on
fast schedule time and that she was al
ready preparing to whistle down brakes
on young man. and henceforth to be
his conductor for life.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
A Prussian in Paris.

Some OF the journalists Of Paris who
have been amusing themselves OF late
by sticking pins into their German
ncighbOrs are Scan.!a lied at the follow
in" passage in tho Nene DsHtsche FOLKS
II. HaHg 1T Berlin. describing Prus-
slams visit to Paris:
I'VE arrive in Paris. in the Paris If
Victor Hugo. the capital OF the world.
ctc.. etc. At every step we hear The
German language. All the large pub
ic establishments. I'LL the workshops.
ali the offices ali the shops are fnl! OF
Germans. Aud the French--whcre are
they What are they doing? There
they are sitting On the terraces OF the
cafes, brsggingand boas,ing and scoiling
at the slovcnlv Germans and their spec
tacles. They still hope 10 conquer
Alsace and Lorraine; they put y veal of
Grape over the statues of Strasburg and
Metz in tho Place de Ia COneor.ie. But
where arc the soldiers who are to take
rcvengea There they are--at the cafe.
The officers ashamed of their uniform.
are ca bourgeois. Tue soldiers have
pipes in their mouths. aud their hands
in tho ridicn!ousiy deep pockets of their
anOrItrOuSefs. Let the FRENCH
men come to Berlin; there We will SHOW
:hcm men. Prnss:ans. vigorous. muscu-
lar. knowing how to stand up for them
selves and how to love their emperor.
BY writing of this SORT the bad blood
between the two nations is kept up hut
there is ut least this much to be said for
the honest Teuton. that the spectacle of
the French private in uniform is not
calculated to impress men accustomed
10 the Stalwart proportions Of the Pom
eranian grenadier. Pat Mall Gazette.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
How It Happened.

He was bank teller. He had been
sent of on vacation. his books over.
hauled, and he had been found $4,000
short. This fact stared him in the face
rs he sat amidst the Board of Direct
Ors.
''Now, them" said the President, II
suppose you acknowledge the embez-
zlement!'
Il do"
"And how did you use the money!"
"In specializing"
lin what?"
swell. I was bull in X, Y, q rail-
road stocks, but there was too much
against me. ! didn't have a fair show
to make anything"
"Why--how?"
"Well. while was using $4,000 Of
tho banks money to bull the stocks,
tho cashier was putting up $2O,OO tc
bear them, and so l lost air.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
Rics.

'Melican man no sabe cookie lice,"
said Mott street Chinaman who was
industriousiy washing biz pan oil rice
on the edge of the sidewalk. "Sne no
washee plenty. Heap washee makee
lice good
The Chinaman poured on water.
carefully rubbed the wet rice between
the palms of his hands. bringing the
grains just to the surface. Again and
again he poured the water off and re-
newed it. When he had washed the
rice in dozen waters, carefully remov-
ing imperfect grains, he drnine,i off the
remaining water, leaving the rice in q
snowy mass.
''HOw cOOkec?' he said in answer 10
a question. Put no too muchee Wa
ter"
A Chiuaman uses Just so much water
that the rice will cook dry. He never
touches spoon to it, and when it Ia
done every grain is whole. soft, and
thoroughly cooked. --New lork Sun
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
A Mothers Disappointment.

A Detroit LAWYER who had business
ia one of the Northern counties y short
time since put in night AT farm
house. 1t was log structure contain.
ing two rooms and such furniture as
pioneers get along with. The family
consisted Of IN old man. his wife. and
girl of twenty. who was slashinc
around bare-footed and had a fist like 8
slugger. After supper the old woman
took y seat in front Of the lawyer and
suddenly asked:
'.Do YOU wear SIGH fine duds all the
time?"
"All the time. madam
lis that real diamond in yOur
shirt?'
at is"
'And heard you tell tho old man
you had horse and buggy at home?'
"Yes. ma'am."
"And that watch and chain are resl
gold. l SUPPOSED"
"Yes. the real stuff"
Cost As much as $2O0?'
"Yes, over $500"
MY stars! Why. you must get as
much rs $40 month and board!' she
gasped.
MADAM. sometimes make $50 per
day." he placidly replied.
'.Shoo! Why. You are worth thous-
and dollars!''
Eyes, ten times that
.'Stars and stars!'
There was an interval of silence as
she recovered from her amazement.
Then she tiptoed to the corner of the
house to see If there were any caves
troopers. Coming back she walked up
TO the lawyer and dropped her voice to
y whisper and said:
Say! We've bin saving Sally these
last two years for the boss of saw-mill
four miles up the creek, but If you are
stuck on her and she is stuck on you.
I'll run the old man six miles through
tho brush after preacher to do the
splicingr'
The lawyer had to decline on the
grounds of having a wife in Detroit,
and the old woman felt so bad that the
husband had to rise at midnight and
make her mustard plaster. Detroit
Free Press.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
A New Financial Scheme.

In Germany the cars on the railroad,
are not constructed after the manner OF
our American cars, but are divided into
compartments. each compartment being
intended for the accommodation of four
persons. 1t is not an uncommon thing
Tor passenger, who desires to have q
compartment, to subsidizc the conduc-
tor 10 keep other passengers out It
also happens occasionally that after the
conductor has been thus subsidized, he,
nevertheless, violates his agreement bv
admitting other passengers into the
compartment. and the party of the first
part has no remedy against the imposi-
ton. A pretty shrewd traveller hit upon
device by which he could prevent the
conductor from violating his part of the
contract. He whispered to the conduc-
tor.
II want this coupe to myself all the
way to Frankfort, and IL give YOU .
thaier, and cutting Il thaler bill in two,
he gave ono of the halves to the bewil-
dered conductor. who asked:
'W what use is the half of the bill to
meP''
IT'S OF no use to you, my friend, Just
now. and the other half, which is of no
use to me, I'll keep until we get to
frankfort. If You do not allow any
body else to come into the cOmpart-
ment during the trip, as soon as we ar
rive there I'll give You the other half OF
the bill. You can paste the two halves
together, and it will pass for its full
value. If. however. you don't keep
your agreement; and run moo into
this car. I'll keep my half and have the
satisfaction of knowing that You can't
use your half. Do you see?'
This was new wrinkle to the con-
ductor, but he saw the point. He put
. card marked Taken on the other
seats, and the traveller. was not disturb
ed On arriving at Frankfort he gave
the conductor the other half of the bill.
and thus both parties got what they
wanted.
We suggest that this scheme would
work we'll in this country. We would
like that some of our readers would try
IT on hotel walters and report results.
You have. no doubt. often noticed when
you give hotel waiter dollar with
the selfish purpose of encouraging him
TO wait on you with more alacrity. he
generally turns up at another table the
next day, and waits on YOU no more. or
he leaves the hotel altogether. Give
him the half of dollar bill. with the
promise of the other half ut the end of
he week. and see how he works. Pol
ticians could work this scheme, aud
he second half of the bill could be Civ
IN the voter after the election. provided
re voted as hr promised. Then. when
buying from Nose Schaumourg an over
'oat. IDIOT viii not wade. rip ut der
eams. und will wear n year rs goot az
lew, or you gets your money pack"
t might be good idea to try the Ger
mans scheme. and pay Nose the sec
md half OF the bill when the garment
,roves to be rs represented. Think
he matter over: there something in it.
TEXAS Sytings.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28

The Mississippi river. eight miles
above Natchez, is caving rapidly in a
direct line on the Mississippi side through
the old Nevite chute, which was once
the bed Of the Mississippi river. The
distance across the point is less than o
mile. More than quarter of . mile
has caved into the river during the last
twenty months, and 1t is only matter
of time when the river will resume its
old bed, abandoned more than forty
years ago.
The published report Of . benevolent
society says: Notwithstanding the
large amount paid for medicine and
medical attendance, very few deaths
occurred during the year."
A plant has been found that cures
bsshfuluess. 1t should be promptly
tried on tho man who leaves the hotel
BY the back window because he II 700
difiident to say good-by to the cashier.
It's very easy to start false reports.
Just because woman, while buying q
broom, wanted ono with . heavy and
strong handle, it was reported around
that she was in the habit Of beating her
husband.
II watched the pillows by day, I
watched the sea BY night" says . cur
rent poet He should engage himself
- hotel clerk at the seashore, where
hs could watch Ne hill-owss al the
tine.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
A Great Discovery.

This is daily bringing Joy to the
homes Of Thousands by saving many of
their dear ones from an early grave.
Truly Is DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss OF Voice,
Tickling in the throat, Pain. in the side
and chest, or any disease Of the Throat
and Lungs, positive cure, Guaranteed.
Trial bottles free at John A. SsmbOrnG
drug store. Large size t1.o0,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
Lost its Romance.

81 tell you. pard." said old Jimmy
Cannon, . guide, 1.-THE West has lost its
romance. Only little while ago. l.
seems to me. where once there was
nothing but the whoop Of the Indians
and the song of the six-shooter. now
there are railroads and churches and
commercial men and high schools and
three-card-monte men aud lecturers and
daily newspapers and every little while
q natural death. Why. within two
months, if the blasted papers tell the
truth, several men have died in Wyom-
ing Of disease. I tell you. it looks rs
though us O.d-timers would have to
move away. When we wait for linger-
ing disease 10 snuff US out, ito time to
light out for the frontier.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
Wouldn't Helm Him.

A crippled man entered the door
yard of sensible old fellow and asked
for aid: II am crippled and cannot
work. he said. land il you will only
give me few cents to get something
to eat, Twill ever remember you"
Il never turn needy man away
from my door," said the old fellow,
showing his hand down into his pocket.
"How did you get crippled?"
IL was playing base ball and
"What! get out Of this, yard or I'll
cripple you blame sight worse. Can't
pick up newspaper witlsoat seeing
something about your devilish game.
Go on away or one Of these days. when
you are unable to lift your hand, you'll
look back to the slight ailment which
now effects you and regard it by con.
trast as the happiest time Of your ILL
spent life. "--AvkansaW 1raUeier.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28
A Summer 8 Romance.
HE WRITES:

iiE WRITES:
What Ntu.d give tn 10 with van ma, ,ovot
K nWe ma rnd palrces many nv a.,
S.v,ranl COL, won Il I uIv,. w,,bont aud
u eV't Que fonr with ttea could spend.
sHE WRITES:
Take tie ffst train and como N, m m. s,,,,o.
ihrn y,u can zee me without all these things.
a lar ne knew. there's naurht IN the way
, nc botrd here IL fair AZ four dollars u day,
HE THINKS:
J II ny tnthe wings or the mprn--if could;
Bui ING wtlgs 81 the morn will do me no good
-Four foilkrs day. did you say. INV aIored?
JUST ilck -Four doars to pay u weeks board.
-lYCIk"rs State man.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28

L'Entente Cordiale-Mrs. Van Kan
taloupe: Eyes, IL consent to my
daughters marriage to your son. Mr..
Pumpkins, but of course our family
pride-we must look to the future, you
know-our family pride" Mr..
Pumpkins: "Unquotable in the market;
madam. My son hasn't any family.
but he has got 81, 400, 900, cash, and
me to back him up" Mrs. Van X:
"But the future-posterity, Mr.. Pump
kyns-" Mr.. p: "Posterity, madam.
It would be safe for US to assume,
would rather have the cash than the
pride. Give them the cash and they II
get the pride fast enough. Is it go?"
4 Ego" It was.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28

ALEXANDER NiLNIN POST No. 10.
"A q. A. X. Dept ~ MiWErSnti, meets the
winter auu : y ". ia summer OF cach IN nth
at Post rooms. 3 doors North st POST o!hcc.
All comrades are cordially invited.
JAMES CANSON, Cummduder.
u ". MEAD, Adiut.InI.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-12-28

A Jersey waste--paying money to
see Mrs. Langtry act.-Boston Tran
script.
Before cutting . mans head of in
China the authorities considerably
make him drunk. In this country they
considerably make him drunk before
putting head on hin. !.
Decorah-posten., 1883-05-30
{ 10 Yorf.

Saa CT Der oa llaaet Ell Gro ouer
Salt Giper, laa Neip 2)ort og Srpots
Inn er / bircfte ssorbinoelie meb bins
anben. Osn bsitioelige Sabuielie al
Broen iorssif iiOlte Sorsoag, ibet 100
6anonifuS f%ortaIte, at Oa9en par Ell
omfram Dag. Oct par ben ba oslaa,
t6i fra tibtis til Ient par Situiinoer al
Rolf paa 8eneme, Be fleite itorre 6ore
retninsss 9otalsr luftebe, og aIt rpbebe,
at set life par en- 9ucroasss Set, Der
FER feireoes.
@roen CT ct al Sc ~lterite og melt
foloiale gpsses arbeiOer / fit lSlass.
Oens 9ensbe CT $3.50 SOB os SreSSen
So SOB. 9Gnsben at Spanoct ouer
Sslooen er 1895 SOB 6 CONNER, %
Spanbet paa busr Sioe. paa sano $50
Sob. 0er er 4 Sous al Staaltraaa,
buert I44 CONNER / @iennemlnit, TIL
iammen ~inbebOIoer DC l436l Wale
Staaltraao, ba be er Jam lettet at bette
Mtateriale. Oe peier $685. Con.
Sper ben Del al groen, iom lfal pas
ier.s at 5%oosiansere, tan 10000 bape
@nlebmins til at sua / 9Obet at en-
Gims, &isre:S anen tan i lamme Sio
pasierss al 1900 &isretsi, Sfinnss
Decorah-posten., 1883-05-30
@aibiugton

gn Srbre, uoitebt at Be SoreneOe
Statsrs 6inants Department for at
binbre en- Slot iattise Wformoner, lom
er unoerusis bertil ira SdweitS ira
at tomme ilanb, fortoltes lom Ian9t
bstponinssfulOere, emo ben PED fOrlte
Sietait Ter 10 til. Get antages nems
liz, at Snbuanbrinsss 2Ouen, paa bpilten
benue Srpre CT b%aleret, er laa omfats
tsnbe, at ben bru9t / lin belle l@lo'trGts
ming pil itan9e to SreoieoeIe al ben
mormnaife ~Snbuanbrins uoe al Sans
BET. Sfplse FANNIE Sou nil man o9s
Iaa bape 3et til at iorbpoe Den ltcrs
article 6attislemeS %nouanoring, Der Tor
Sioen bsiOrses fra SrIanb.
Decorah-posten., 1883-05-30
Save geo Den Srettenoe

MA UTrr st i6roetes urbeioiomt Wtens
neite, itiant ban ! DARTS Maaneo
iplotc lit ABE Aar. Nau itaar i0rs
oe!es tioIi9t op % boiler line Nnoagts-
Sutllcr o9 liuoerer til 81. :, oa ban
a!tio beioser ben Iorirs Nie5it. 81. 5
oritter ban en- Sop 6botoIaoe bIdnoet
mec &oiie; Osrpaa laier ban De Tor.
lfieuige greue og lepsider, Der er ans
TONNE Ill BAN. 81. . moOtager ban
StatS@ SttretGren % oernGlt eftsr Sur
De iorltieIIi9c @eiiiIi9e. iom maatte
lege Nuoient5 hos ban. &eo ST. II
Chen mOota9er ban Epritcr % 4ms
.ba~5iaoorer. 81. l boloer ban lin pris
pate Anoa9t o9 ipiier 81. l N tarues
lt9 Ntipoa9. Oct anta9es, at Haueu
aarIig bar en- fuotG9t at %slsO000O,
ban bruger tnopt til line oa9lige Ntaals
tioer 30 Gents. Sitter Mioooqcn be-
logger ban 8apeIet, %, ON ban bar
Sio, ipabierer ban omtrins / Gatitas
nets 6ouge, taller meo G~artnsrne,
9iper benz 9iut ON ct euer anoet Dir
beioe, ia ta9er o9iGu lelu 6aauoeu /
meo. Sitter oenne Sur taller ban nleo
Dem, Der bar melbt Jig os anmoOet om
6pretrGoe, og SCI. 4 9iuer ban after
Nlioisnts I'll SaroinaIer % Siifoper.
Smfrins 81. : DuiIer ban Jig Iiot no,
arbeiOer iaa til 81. 81, pa ban ino>
taser ~9litensmab. Serpaa l9isr ban
inbtil SCI. IL, unbertiben til -, tbeo>
lo9iite Serter, Der er bam lenbt fra De
paueli9e Supienoinse runot on / Sers
ben, % iaa saar ban til SuiIe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-05-30
Sbtp.

Gn Setient ueo IL. z. Grpres 6om.
paniets: Rontor / GlepeIano b!ep IN
SorsoagS irnitiOaltt 6tnpeo $4,000
paa Ell boiit uoipetuIerct MlaaOs. 6ar
bauSe netop mootaget Ell Del |enge.
Batter fra ct Strnbnue:S Gram pto Uni.
ou,0epot og bar benz no i Ell Sug9p,
ban Bauoe ltausnee / 8Rr5eben, Soet
ban uiIoe itise op, toI0te Jio9en paa
bdm ira en- Spgniug ii9e pso, % ban
git oerior oerben ion al ie, bucm Oct
par. 0o ban tom tilbage citer ct
Bar Sieblittes 6OrIeb, tiorte ban al,
iteO til Sompaniets 6oue0:8ontor buor
Der bleu opba9et, al 10 al 8ompnuiets
Een9esSGtte uar o%mbgttct meo : !igs
neuoe, IpIote meO grOat Tapir. Zen
belle Tlan par naturIi9ui5 9iort op /
6orueien, % Der maa miuolt buuc
uRret = |eriouer ON set.
Decorah-posten., 1883-05-30
Mfrifa.

Sra madagascar berettes, at ct franlf
Sroppe7&orps er lanoet og bar ta9et
Seiiooelie abifilise NiIitersTo iter, Der
par anluste / Satalaua SerritOriet.
Oct beoper oslaa, at aomiral Eierre
bar taget EoloeRammcret / Maiunsa
Seii6SsIie lamt litret fig baabe gamble
oq Ganopeien til Gouanripo, gems
l0~ouebitao.
9G Observation-Disclosures oucr GU
ban bar teIe9raier til &beoipien, at
Sprorerne blep ~eiteriat efter SIdget
ben 29os Npril, os at , Stibe unoer
6ommanOo al 6its Saba p9 2)1id
8ep ALTAR beres Sil6asetog, Oh De
uilbe pasiere Dill GIoben. 6%leiteparten
al De inbfoOte Soubinser bar nnoers
faitet fig M9ppterne, og @uuernOren
bar soot 6aab ON, at De andre ull
iol9e bisies Grempel.
= Sra Mapaeasfar melbes, at 0ron1
ming &anapala lisger for Osben. WtiSs
iionererne opilamme Dc Smpipote MOB
Nranifmenbene. Gn norlf Misiions1
pref opiororer til at bepabne De 6rem'
mebe.
Decorah-posten., 1883-05-30
Spbe:Nmntnter Asa

nGlttommanSerenoe pau 6itabren / Giteus
lsen o9 oerpaa Gbef ipr Gitaoren /
Selterbapet og / 1850 for Siterjseltez
pren. 9ans 8irtiOm6eo / goIititens
&lenslte be9pn6te 1852, Oa ban inc.
traaote lom Mtariusminiiter / glubmss
uftntltsrium iom traaote al / 1854.
pan bleu oa WeoIsm al Bet SrIteolte
WdnllterIum, Der iom betienbt blsu
antla9et for Gi9sretten, men frifisnot.
1852 bleu Billie uOneunt til &outreabz
miral O9 bleu Iamtibi9t ual9t til Meb=
lem al 6oltetbinset / 6~ieben6auns OF
tenoe Rreos. 0an blep after Marinez
mtntlter 1908 % bleu 1864 ube
nGunt til Siceaomiral os ienbtes Iumnte
Aar til 6iHo | 2lnleoning af ben mel,
lem Sanmart Og 6ina aiilutteoe San>
oe!strattat. 1868 opgau ban i'm Siez
ntlte peo Marinen. Gen 4foebe be-
ltlGrtt9eoe zig en- Gel meo literert Qrs
betoe, ban bar ~lfreuet Qrtitler iOaas>
prss'en O9 %bsbanoiet en- @tGnsoeS porsss
maal usSrsrenbe Marinen og besuoeu
Here ltsrre Qrbsiber, iaaIeoes "bet
oan'te 6Ing | W%iooelbauet, ct Sioraa
til DEN oanite Murines os Sebau6eIs
9lltOrie / SIutninsen al fOrrise 2lar>
bunOreOe" oesuoen "Beretnins ON Ror.
uetten "@alatbea"s 3tsiie ON SSoroen
10 % Al" og euoeIi9 "Mlin
Geiie III ,Rina 1864.