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National Republican., 1883-02-17
The Chariot" Has Arrovc.
III; yLo JrJdor


/ have cnventcd q, D, wheeled vehickel 1t
being an ontiley New. envention, without the
mid Of any Person to instruct or without any
Patent to be guided by I have give it tho
name of Cherrys Famley Charrit l can ride
the frunt Wheel of the Charrit and Pull the
weight of 2 Persons more or less. there is som
addison to be made to make the Charrit Sat
isfactory though | can run the Charrit as it is
and carry load / have the frunt part Of the
Charrit coverriod for Protection and when
complete the Charrit will take off or role up
the low part of the front covering eXspeCt
to run the Charrit on Pennsylvania avnew on
Wednesday the 21st inst at g. o'clock p. M.
with Persons in the Charrt all who wish to
see the Charrit run with load can be on the.
avnue, the 21st inst the People will Please to
Suffer me to ilatter my self, by saying all who
think that the orthor of the Charrt Describes
any credit for the New Patant will Please to
make Donation to me Durin the time Of the
exisise ON the avnuC the 2lst inst as l am
Poor man and needs help When the Charrit
is completed and If it stand the test wanst
to Build som Charts for this City libriel
Donation from the people to me will make the
Charrits come cheap to the buyers of this City
conc TO this City the of june 1882 l was
Barn and raised in the, U. S. Please Donate
to me through the window of the Charrt
NJ CHERRY
National Republican., 1883-02-17
oorcrnmcnt prInfInr onIce snnnller.


The congressional joint committee on print
ing has concluded the work of examining bids
for the supply of paper to the government
printing Office and has made its awards The
bids for ordinary book papers are u little less
than per cent. under the rates of the present
year, while those for writing papers are about
2 per cent higher, which is owing to the
raising of the standard of the paper.
Awards were mnde for $1,000 reams, Of 500
sheets each OF book paper in four ClnssitcutiunS,
distinguished by size and weight; 400 rcums,
animal sized, 800 sheets To- the ream, in twenty-five
Cl0SsitlCatOns, distinguished by color, size and
weight; 1000 reams cover paper in two classified.
tons; iOOOOOpuunls plate paper, size, weight, and
TINT subject To nrder 1000 rCams supGrmc map
heperi euO rcamS manila paper; 800 reams anchor
tissue paper 100000 sheets gm2ed bond
paper 5000 sheets parchment aud 79O,.
wv sheGls cardboard, common BRISTOL melon,
golden, yellow, and pearl gray brstols,
divided among four Philadelphia houses: The
Jessup Moore company, Robert O. Moorhouse,
Joseph g. Dilman, aud Alexander Bnlfour; and
Train, Smith A Co. and TilCStOn & IiOllingswOrth,
of Boston, the bids ranging from llO TO $40
cents per pound, Tho contracts for writing paper
were awarded to Alexander Blltour OF Phiiadel.
phia, ~ rates running from . slO TO II cents. The
rates or tNe other supplies range MS follows Cover
paper, i-l0 to SlO ulnte paper s clio; map
paper, 0-lO; manila, 3-lO tissue, % cents per
reami glazed bond ljl3; parchment, l-1O TO 115
card boards, 2Ia to $40.
Tho competition for these contracts was
active twenty-five houses having gone into
IT.. The committee experienced some diff
Guilty in making the awards on account of the
iniormality Of bids in some instances and the
Misrepresentation Of bidders in others. A con-
dition of tho awards is the delivery of stock
at the government printing office free of cost
TO tho government and subject to inspection
by the public printer.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
y. NJ. O. a. Lectnrca.

Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather
of last evening there was good attendance
at the lecture of DIR, II. S. Chlds on "Who
Was Jesus of Nazdreth2 The Humanity of
Christ" DR.. Childs presented the various
views set forth by the different religious sects
to the humanity of Christ but did not finish
the subject. He will continue the same next
Friday evening Mt o'clock.
The lecture by DIR, James B, Hodgkin at s
o'clock was ON "The Use Of the Teeth" The
blackboard was used TO illustrate the forma-
tion and growth of the teeth OF number of
animals showing how each species was pro-
vded with teeth suitable to its particular
habit and food necessary for subsistence, The
lecture was very instructive, and well re-
reiXed by all nresent
National Republican., 1883-02-17
Congressman Joreensen,s robbery.

Frank Cronin was tried in the police court
yesterday on two charges of housebrealIing;
one for stealing a clock worth SO from the
house of Mrs. Sarah Hutchins, 4O5 Sixth
street. He was committed for the grand jury
in default of $1,000 bail. In the other case
Representative Jorgensen testified that his
rooms at 1920 q street was robbed last Wednes-
day of suit of clothes, an overcoat, and
pocketbook containg valuable papers. All but
the papers were recovered and identified. John
Bligh, n saloon keeper at 2lS Twelfth street,
said Cronin left tho clothes in pawn at his
place the night of the robbery. This case
was also sent to the Grand jury under 81 900.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
An Unluo,yn Shark.

Prof Baird, commissioner of fish and fish.
cries. has addressed u letter to Superintendent
Kimball, of the life saving service, thanlSin G
him for the aid already rendered by the life
saving stations in the matter of obtaining
specimens of marine animals. In the letter
ho says con Friday last l received dis
patch from Mr.. Edwards, superintendent of
the station Mt Amagansett, H. L., stating that
a shark, unknown to anybody there had come
ashore The animal measured about 10 feet
in length and weighed between 100 and 200
pounds Immediately telegraphed TO him
to send It entire by express, aud then sent
man from New York TO assist him in packing
and forwarding it, 1t came TO hand
yesterday wednesday,, and proved to be
a very remarkable species (pseuda-trialkis
micOrOdon), never before seen on tho Ameri.
can Shore and known previously by n single
specimen, which was caught years ago on the
coast of Portugal. If this is the result of only
a weeks opportunity, what may we not look
forward TO in the future Z"
National Republican., 1883-02-17
Coming Conference.

The Washington annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church (colored) will be
held in Roberts's chapel, Alexandria, on
March Ia. This conference organized 1864 Mt
Baltimore by the late Bishop Scott, and has
grown until it numbers over 200 ministers
and 10000 members. 1t embraces tho Dis
trict of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia,
Maryland, and n part Of Pennsylvania. This
conference will make many changes of pull
pits, especially in Baltimore. The pulpit at
Asbury church in this city will be changed.
Rev. Mr.. BOothe will bo returned to George
town.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
A Curloua curry Comm.

In fastening to do tho proper thing by its
horses, the Metropolitan Street Railway COM
pany has bought some universal joint light
ming horse cleaning machines, The horses
can now be taken from breakfast, run through
this machine, aud started out Of the stable on
trot in two minutes by the watch. Ordina-
rily the horse would object TO the haste, but
he is proud of tho novelty, and so pleased
with tho way tho brush crawls up and down
his back that ho pays no attention to tho ex-
ira work. If the house could have invented
some such method of encouraging the clerks
to work more hours, the last clause in the
legislative bill would not meet the opposition
in the senate which now surely awaits it.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
The Washington operate Association.

The Washington operate association held
a special meeting last evening to complete
the arrangements for season of opera to be
given under the auspices of that association
and the National Rifles jointly. The en-
tire matter of details was referred to
special committee to consist of two from
each organization. Mr.. John Philip
Sousa and MIR. William II. Daniel were
selected on the part of the operatic
association. Miss Eva Mills and Mr.. John o.
Pugh have rendered their designations as
members of tho Operatic association and it
is probable that an entire professional caste
will be secured. The opera to be given
has not yet been definitely determined,
but probably either the Bohemian Girl"
or "Fra Diavolo" will be selected.
The dates on which the performances
are to be given are the thirteenth, fourteenth,
and fifteenth of April the last half of the
Langtry week at Fords Opera house. Our
local military organizations have always been
literally supported in every appeal to the
public and the friends of both the National
Rifles and the Washington Light Infantry
will now have an opportunity to contribute,
as the Infantry fair will commence about the
time of the proposed operatic performances.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
NHende Post I,eccntion.

George c. Meade post, G, A. r., held re-
ception last night at their hall which was
largely attended. Among those present were
s. q. Merrill and lady, George T.. Corson,
Charles Matthews, j. b, Dowd, Gen. James Gross,
son, Miss McNichol Miss Gudgeon, Col. Prather,
Col. Barton. Gen. BuddngtOn Charles DHnen.
hover, Misses Shortell Brashears, PlstOrlo,
Wheeler. Leuin. Donaldson, Dom, Furlong, Shot
well, and Mace, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs, Russell, Mrs.
Wallace Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, Mrs Fuller, Mrs.
Fowler. MIR and Mrs. Miller, Miss Miller, Miss Me-
Ilyane Charles Morrison Gen. CarrOllton, Gou.
DeXter, md Dr. Boynton.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
He emit be Retirnd.

The house naval committee has decided
that it cannot recommend the passage of
the bill to place Representatives Smalls on
the retired list of the navy, there being no
precedent for such action, and the committee
deemng the establishment of such prece-
dent inadvisable In the war Of the rebellion
Mr. Smalls, as civilian, captured the con-
federate steamer Planter ut Charleston and
turned it over to the United States authori-
ties at Hilton Head, sc, The committee has
agreed, however, to recommend n reopening
of the reprisal proceedings involving the vcs-
sci with a view of giving Mr.. Smalls an ad-
ditonal allowance ofprlAe money.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
A Murder In Richmond.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb lG,--Betweon 10 and
o'clock last night Richard Walker, foreman
of tho chemical works in the lower part of
the city, was stabbed by Goorro Bouldin,
colored, and died In few minutes. The
negro had been discharged from tho works
by Walker, and took this method of reyenging
himself Bouldin escaped and is still at large,
Walker came here from New York, lie
leaves wifo and child.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
nnslnc.s I'm tIlo House.

The house will close the week to-day lcav-
ing tho tariff bill not so greatly advanced as
to encourage the hope that it can be finished
if the present course is persisted in. There
is a division Of opinion ON the republican side
which seems likely to prevent any change of
the rules and the sundry civil, river and
National Republican., 1883-02-17

tribute to the lecturer. His theme was " Cir
and for the hour and half
occupied, the assembly listened with delight,
frequently breaking into applause. The
knowledge of all the circumstances leading TO
any given action is essential before any one
is justified in tho expression of an opinion
was point happily illustrated by numerous
of reversal Of hastily formed
opinions after clear KNOWLEDGE
National Republican., 1883-02-17
Iohn II. Gonpn,a LECTURE.

John b. Cough lectured in Lincoln hall
last evening to an audience of about twelve
hundred, Considering the numerous attrac-
tions of the evening, and the very inclement
weather, the gathering Of so large company
a sennnd time within two weeks, was fno
National Republican., 1883-02-17
The Tennessee Rcp,dintors.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Feb. 16,-The legis-
latiyo democratic caucus tonight rcconsdcred
all the amendments to tho bill for the settle
ment of the state debt, including tho per
cent. interest proposition on the state debt
proper and then adjourned TO next Tuesday
night.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
Linsnses I'm The DIn,rIct.

Mr.. Miller of New York, presented poti-
ton in tho senate yesterday from wholesale
merchants of New York city, setting forth
that an obnoxious license law imposing a
heavy tax on commercial agents is in opera
tioN in tho District Of Columbia, and asking
for its repeal.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
The Grant Retlrcment HIII.

A member of the house military committee
stated yesterday that thcro would be no
further action by tho committee Mt this ses-
sion ON the Grant retiremenb bill.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
The Potomac Flats.

Mr.. Kellogg introduced bill in the senate
yesterday to appropriate $500, 900 for continu-
ing tho improvement of the Potomac river
flats during the next year. II was referred to
the committee ON cOmmerco.
National Republican., 1883-02-17

hnrbor, and general deficiency bills nrc good
for nearly all Of tho two wcolSs remaining
should the disposition to delay continue to
rule the minority.
National Republican., 1883-02-17
DrnI.

~. Dallas, chief of the surveyors division
of tho general land office, died yesterday
morning He has boon in government employ
for forty wears
National Republican., 1883-02-17
OTHER ADDRESSES.

Prof Dodge was followed by Mr. Joseph NJ
Wilson, of Washington, in an able address on
the necessity of proper industrial education,
both practical and intellectual for the people,
especially the young. lie was followed, in a
short but logica- and vigorous paper, by Mr..
G. d. Stcbbins, of Detroit, on the theme, "a
tariff Is not Il tax, but a benefit to the people,"
The lateness of the hour then compelled an
adjournment until this evening at Willard
bn1I
National Republican., 1883-02-17
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.
Combined with Push and Energy, it Made a
Rich Man Of Marshall Jewell.
The American Economists Listen to an
EuIogy by Senator Plat,
An ABLE Paper by Prof J. R, Dodge, Showing How
Protection Benefits tho Farmer.
The Necessity for Political Education
Considered by Mr.. 1Ictcalf

The Association of American Economists
held their second session last night at tho
Y. NJ. G. a. building, Judge Lawrence in the
chair A large number of tho members was
present The committee appointed to draw
resolutions on the death Of Hon. Marshall
Jewell reported the following:
That the Association OF American Economists
have met with u most scverc loss In the death OF
the lion Marshall Jewell, their vice president
for tho State Of Connecticut lie was known
throughout the country MS n statesman and n
nhilanthropls but II Is IN account OF his Cncour-
agrmCnt OF American industry and his desire Ia
elevate AMI reward the American laborer that
the members of this association desire 10 record
their appreciation of his worth and their regret at
his demise.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-11

Qt De fan fisbe eli COB belnloer
Orast for 81 Dollars hos
GODDARD.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-11
Wauboo ben 3sie .Suni Gf6ranbte

Wanoag ben 3sie sunni %GibranOt
iisl9e ~8arbe auis" Ssren Sa99e An
beriens Steb paa gisIbuI Mart | Va.
bpm SOsu. Slbeu untasss at per
optOmmeu fra StOritenen. 0e pa'
iIGrb msb at buge, Os Scren Su9s'
itOb nstOp Os iIoebe / Sunen, ba So9
terbrenssu tom lebenbe og ia9oe, at be
ROC at Suset. Men SIoen sreb mar
ON fig, uastst MuuOen Os aOnsn 9iOro'
alt, bpaS be tunbe, for at ilutte, inott
at alt 8anbet | Qumpeu Hap op.
GU bespn6te be fsrit at reboe al De
res Eager. Sonen ne 6reutureme ilaa
eoe no, Os bet IptteOss bsnbe OsiGt
at reobe ct al IL Suin, en- 60, De-
Iua meb @riis, men uubsr beubes 6or:
isg poa at fate @riiene no, bespnotl
0iaIoen at fable nso pnd beube, lac
bun bIeu msset forbrRnot paa 9Oueoet
os MATTE nu leg. at ireIie fig, bUiI:
let O9iaa Iptteoes.
Wauoen bIsu unosr 6Oriogst paa al
ilutt, msgst forbrGuot / anii9tet oa
pua 9Gnosrne, iost guen log Op ON
bam. "a frsmmsoe 6oIt tom til, pal
al Hebnins umuIi9, Os belle Snobosi
bIsu ct RoU for gusrne, buiItet er lao
ms9et mere bstIa9eIi9t, iom Ssren
ga9se bau6e lit 2sssre msset Iaut as.
iureret. Gabet pna Spiusue alene uos
sior bsnimoo ct Bar 6unbreoe 6ronsr.
6amiIieu: Niaub, 6ons og IRE Born,
tom / be iau 6IGOninssitptter, be pare
%iisrte, til 9ioIbGtsuuro, buOr b: bIeu
usIuiui9t mOota9ne.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-11
Sncns yanpc Euoicr,

Ole SUense blcu / Scronss rammet
al en- bpiit iOrselig llIptte. Yaa en- al
Be aIminSeIise lane "Srop"s Sosne ton1
ban tiOrcnbs op isieunem @aibinstOu
Street meo Ct 2Gs Sorb, ba ct Sar
6cite, Der uoe ueo Sepotct bapoe Till
fig ueN i'm Giermnnb og So9nen, tom
itprtenbe iamme @ei. 0prenc, for
itrGmtc og Ipbite, iOm De uar, lpntes
at pare beitsmte paa lite / lin 6lu9'
at Iaoe Jig binbre al 9tuseticmbellt, oe
/ i'm &iloitab itormepe De li9e op
|osncn, buor Gueuse iao. 0ette pllo'
SOmmenitoO buuOe til 6clSs, at Suens'
III Den enc @rm brGftet % mutt, til
lise ff ban andre Strummer. Wtan'
ben, Ser eieoe Neitene, Hap peo ct I'm
Der berira uoen ipnberli9t Msn. y
baabcr, at 6oIt, Der tienber Susn9e:
minbre beIbise Ofunomiite SmitGnois'
beoer, uiI tomms BAN Iiot tilblGlp
benns bans bOiit iprselise Stiuins.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-11

iom Ssnoa9 bIsu afbOIot pua SiGI:
lamb, bar mob 3 - tire - Stemmel
ueotaeet iel9sn6e llotalsIie:
Get nupQrenoe Miuilterium bar pet
ben prouiioriite 5inauslop tiIli6sint Be.
uiIsnin9sretten;
Miniiterist bar 9aIs eitsr SaI9 iii:
ioeiat ben aImiRbsIise YaIsrsts iii:
tienoegiuelier;
Miniitsrist bar usS lin belle VoIitit
bioisrt en- SiIitano, Der er Iiss fri:
bsnos mob 5orfatninseus Sismeb oe
69oreldnoets Bel;
Ssrfor bsIsr 6oriamIiu9sn 6oIte:
tingsts Viistiuio til bet Muu9renoe gti:
niiterium.
6uu usb st Winiitsrium, Der CT 81
llbtrpt for SoItets AnitueIier % On.
FER, oil Joriatnin9en after pirte eiter
jim 9enii9t os ben nuUarsnOe Stilitau6
%nrtoles az uouitIing % 6remgan9.
I'll SpnaaeIien al bette Maal til.
flyer JoriamIinseH lin truftisite 9iituno.
6OriamIingsn ~bempnsissr Snobposrrs
til bette Msos iii at oUsrbrinss SOns
gen benus llotaIeIie Os tOIte for bam
ben Setpmrins Os lltiIfrsbsbeO msb
ben nupGrenbe StpreIie, iOm siGrer /
SoItet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-11
SmaapIuf.

Den eamle S8saari9e &nnS Slsrlter
ira SaIbers PAR Der neoe fra Hlo9eipal
iorIeoeu Dag % BAD 6aruel mso 'ln'
Sennsr. !9an iom andre SpetuIants'
uil foripss i'm gptte / SatotaS Souso'
itab.
= 81 nil giors ppmGrtlcm paa Sr'
6upwarbs me 9lpertiSiement. Sar
boIoer ct puttert SplaS al 9oot Sto'
tot % 9erresa rtitIer.
= 3bie Suli log 2pnet neo StaI'
ben til Sueniten guitau 6ribers
MiItury Gounibip os brGbte eli 9slt
iamnle Dat hog 9puct O9iaa nso bos
en- Spoiter SrOt5ammer, Os osiaa Der
8Ieu en- !1.eit brabt.
- Wfaiicn gror, iaa bet er en- gpl
at ie ben, men ct 4ar NGtter bar De-
ristisnOt pGrst temmeIis tlsli9t.
De 6Isite bar M bsspnbt meS so
Iaueu, Der iaar uil trGue betpoeIist
Nrbsios.
- 9oitbuict 9ccuit Game itaI Der:
efter iis!9e Srbre fra Seportemente
blot fables Scout.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-11
ltlntfcs.S

III ct priuat Srcu bibi9tter nj Sol.
ssnSe, 6a Den &iOsoe tioIisere bar boet
/ ISinneibeit County:
~...gcroog5 Nften Ben 23ee Suni
mteusm 81. s a ., par ilere af os paa
@aoninq, / en- for Siemebet aIminbes
liza brugt gaoeplabS / NisliSlippien
beriteos (Nliuncapolis). 5 iumme bel
too ooiaa 9roOrene &mlb og Ole Cub
brsloion @eiio ira sitre Slibre / BAL
bcrs; pco lliorii9ti9beo tom Ole ben
itGrtere Strom f%ornGr, uoen ueb Supm=
ming at tuune reObe zig. 8rooeren
6nuo, Scr btianbt fig / gGrbcocn (oms
trina 10 Is SOB borte, ilebe oisbIits
telio lin / &nnoet tiGmpmoe grooer
tilbiGIp; men bette lptteSeS BAN life,
% Ole iaaes 5 Ntinuter isners fIpbenbe
/ 8anbitorpen e~fterat baue paSIeret uns
Ser en- itoyre 6Iaabs meb Sommeritot-
fer. Sco min os to iusmmeopstiss
Entertainers 6iGip bleu ban nogens
lunSe uitaot trnttst op r9 bierset, buori;
mob 6mo @uIobranbien pIubielis for
ianot Tor pore pine, par borts o9 bIeu
borte.
Ole @uINbranbien f~ortGller, at /
Snn6ct tOs ban eli anbsn Wtaub ON
giuct, ilSen at uioe, at Bet par SrObes
rem. III ocnne Situatiou tan nj lutte,
Of 8nuo t i'm yoeritc NnitrenscIie for
at reb6e fin Sroocr, ieIu bar ubmattet
fig, Os iaulcO,s CT bIepen ct Siier for
ben paaoe @r0u.
Sans Sig gjenfunbtes ben 25Se Sum-
Il NiI ncOeniOr Babe Slaoien. afs
bo0e par IS gur sammeI, Os bar fine
gamlc 6oraIOre lepsnoe / Sulbers. Oct
nil bliue ct tuu0t Suoltab for benz.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-11
Deforab oa Omfen.
Zen 1Ooe Suli 1888.
4bc Suli

4Sc 3uli
9it iaa beIoist al, iom ben eiter Sms
itGn6igbeSerne tunbe. Sm MOrgenen
iaa 8eirct mjnore 9unitigt ub, men bet
tlaneoe op uoouer 5ormiboa9en, iaa
6eltcns belle opforte 8rosram tom til
lin 9tct. ErOcesiionen eicnnem 90,
berne uar iGrOsIcs pelyttct; DC fieite al
be foriticlige 6bOr prnnssbe / npe Uni:
former, Og iOm elers sioroe GrOmme;
&orpist line Eager iortriuIist. s lip
oegraifs GrOus boIbt 6sp. Sobn ISL:
laro en- imut % aninterst Gale for et
tulriat 4ubIitlm, ~beitaaenoe af baabe
gpcns % 2anoets 6olt. De inataIbtt
6%antaitics @rocesiiOn siennem @a6erut
par i tit SIags no9et at bet met Cat:
terIise, man tunbe t9nte fig, os Del
patte Cater % Mtuntsrbeb, buor 81
TOM. Sch GOurtbuist gap Wir. Gone
tilbebite en- bumoriitiif Gale, buori bar
paa en- bcIOig os ippsefuIb Muube gar
en- 6nratteriltit al 9pens mere betienot,
screenings 6oIt. Sur : Ssrteriet on
g~liteuen uur life iaa rist, iOm MAJ
bapoc pcntet, men aue par pei tiIfrebs
me6 llofaI6et al 0agen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-11
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Glcftriit Sclpsuing / Stodbolms
Slot. 6. ". 6ougsu bar paa s9sn
g~etoituins label inbfsrs 9~soniugstraa6c
/ S~tot6oIms Slot for al prone, bUors
ban uGunte g,Ipsnins Der uiI tuge fig
ub. Den l2ts oennss ON Niteusu
bnuoe StatboIoeren poa SIottet, greu
StieIbebrano, onmooet 9roiesiorems
96Iunb os 0nbIanber ON at oueruGre
prepsn al ben npe 8sIp5uing, ioul
par inbfsrt i petra buaIfet", ben tore
Spsans til ben tOn9eIi9e 9eiIisbsb,
9titibuIen, gtuaroiaIsu % gIomiters
iaIsn. 9usenipr SIau, iom bar ubs
tort Nrbsioet, reoe9iOroe for bet Obi.
ionite Spitem Os iOrsuiite Here intsrsss
iante YrOpsr pua be GOiionite @IsO.
hampers G%senitaber. Saouel Surp.
mGioens iom be suri9s 3ilitsoeuRrsnoe
uotaIte lin itore SiIfrsbsbeo ms6 Seu
anitiQeoe Yrsue.
Decorah-posten., 1883-07-11

9eaat. Den rpIis abode @aarobru'
ger / @amot GboIf Suerlen SlomltaS,
itripes til "Ntrsbl." fra aamot GOT
Suni, Der / fin 3ib par N meset be:
troet Manb / I'm 8%ommune, ibst bar
/ en- 8ette Of aur ituois par Mfeblem
at Serrebsitprelieu % I mango Aa'
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