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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-13
THE FOOLS PRAYER.

The yoya' feast vas done; the King
Sought NE new sport TO baulsh care.
And 70 his ester ried ST Foo,
Knoel NV and make for prayer
The Jester doffed his p and bell,
And stood the IN cking court before;
They ,uid not see the hitter smile
Rehind she painted grin he wsre-
He bowel his head and ben: mis- knee
Upou the Lnonar, h's s;lkea steel
HIS pleading Voice arose, 80 Ls,rd,
Be merciiul - me, a tool
mo pity, Lord coul chang the heart
FIR IA red viii. wrong 10 white az W oil
The rod mus hesi the sia; bu,, Lord.
lie nerciiul 10 me, fool.
" It's by our bui the onward sweep
or truth and right. % Lord, We stay;
IT'S by our foiies that so long
We hold the earth tO..i heaven away.
These clumsy feet. still in the mire,
Go crus. ing boss ms without end
These hard, we'll meaning hands we thrust
A0eng he ne rf-strIngs o. a friend
9TH. ilI-tiIned truth that we have kept
We know now sha' p il pierced and sfnag.
The wO q we had iei sense to say
Wac koews how g,aIIdiy it had runs?
Our faults no tenderness shout ask.
The Christening II, ipas must cleanse them all
Bot our blunGers-oh. in shame
Before the eyes of heaven We fail.
"fkar;h bears no bnssonis for mistakes;
Men crown the knar., and seouree the tool
That did bis viii but thou, d Lord,
lie MeFciful to me, fool!
The room wss husbei; in silcpr- rose
The King, AM sought his garden co"l,
And'valked part and mu INJURED low
"Be mercful 40 fool !"
sand Magazine
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-13
How Many Women Do This 4?

how Many women Do This
, II Louis ) e,txtnr.
happened to he an the box office
ut the Opera House one day last week
during the advance sale of Modjeska
seats. One of the treasurers stood al
The Window. inside, while outside a
file 0:citizers awaited with more or less
patience their indiS idual turn 81 the
box-sheet. There were, Of course,
MANY unnecessary questions asked and
10 iieiy answered. The treasurer Was
busy giving information IL tp prices,
repertoire, eats. etc.. ana always Us
pleasantly as 1t the same knowledge
could not Obtained from any ut the dat
ly papers. AMI was beginning to
wnader at his eqaan:mity, Wien n iadv
stepped INTO the vestihule snd added
what APP cared tn NE a. the cr2wning
torture OF his ,fficiai life. A gentle
mau ia the rank outside kindly gave
her NE place ~ the window. AMI she
'ook possession, Wi h her muf and bag
deposited, with an air that meant she
had come To STAY.
"Wha' is The best You can give me
for Mon,iay or. Jet me gee, she pla,s
AS You Like It. then, doesn't sine ?"
''No. a'am. AS You Like Ii is
the bill Tor Tuesday evening and
Wednesday matinee
.'Oh. thank YOU Well, Tuesday.
then. what IL the hes, seats you have
for Tue,day?"
This was fair question, legally
and concisPly put. and the answer
came promptly.
Il can give you two seats there
pointing To- a diagram-"and | think
they are two of the best seats in the
huuSe
DO you think they are far enough
to the side?"
Il do quite"
The lady studied the diagram some
moments. then
"Oh. / don't know. I'm afraid
they are not rs good as these"
This was statement. 1t called
for no answer. The treasurer had Cor
rectly informed her. His assistance
had been tacitly refused, and now he
could but await the action of what
ever mental faculty happened to be
doing in the lady's judgment. The
men in the rank behind were getting
impatient. and one rebellious party
in extreme rear issued an ::''ahem, as
reminder that they were st,ll there.
Here are two seats. Are they
good seats ~
ives. ma'sm very fair."
Isn't there an aisle in the way
here"
"Yes. maam, there is an alise there;
but | never knew that ANYBODY found
it particularly in the way. You can
see over it right we'll when it is not
occupied"
"Oh, excuse me; l didn't mean an
aisle, meant a post"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-13
THE COQUETTE'S TEARS.

Hvuiets from siOict eyes
Trembie down glowing cheek;
0h0w'rs are they from summer skies
vending through heaf nered CT, eS.
Weep. q maid 1 from the pain
Lightly laden pc SIRE gain.
How I'd soothe v pur grief. ii gr a..
But know the pearls but pfaDce
Like outrlde,s to the state
OF your smiling r, guish ylance.
Weep. % maid Tor there appears
Sweet 81 s-dn. 81 i'm YOUR tears.
Were 1 NOT "a coy As you
woa d deem fhe weeping sad.
xnax YOU rs / sometim do,
Kiss YOU til We botu wer glad
Ban II lose kiss to-day.
Waicn yvu weep NJ waste away.
All, your ands now hide a laugh,
Which your voice too we'll betrays'
Come then mingle wine We'll quail
From the C p-I Ike lips you raise.
There, . maid an, " y"u cry
There, there, here. and So 40 |!
W liian ri chuck.
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Three Women Caught by One
trap.

Utica Observe.
VERNON. Jan. 25.-At the resi-
dence of one of our highly respectable
families, a trap that had been sci on
remote shelf some time AGO. for the
purpose of catching an intruding ca;
which was IN the habit of visiting that
locality. had been entirely forgotten
The mistress Of the hOusc, wishing
something vhi h was supposed to b.
on hat shelf. reached up, and imme-
dIately the trap cl'sed upon her fingers
She made AZ effort To extrlcate them.
buF TO no avail and the pain was so
intense that she was obliged To scream
FIR help. A younger member of the
house, hearing the screams. rushed. tn
The place. seized the trap. made des-
perate attempt To- extricate the fingers
of the other two, when her own baud
accidently slid into the trap. and al
three were fast. Their united voices
called To their aid a gentleman who
opened the trap.
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SClpIO. ". " Dac l. 1879

sin the pastor OF the Baptist church
here, and sn educated physician. l am
Dot in practice, but an NV sole family
physician. and advise in many chronic
Cases Over Year ago ! recommended
your Hop Bltters to nv invalid wife. who
has been under medical treatment OF Al
bany's best physicians several vars. She
has become thoroughly cured OF her vari-
Gus complicated diseases BY their u,e. We
both recommend them To our friends. many
OF whom have also been cured of their
various ailments by them
Rev. f. T. WARREN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-13
Wiser Than Frame.

A. j. Talbot, the negro minstrel,
now a member of Leavitt's Giganteans.
was the man who taught Frank Frayne
to do the fancy but dangerous shoot
ing that recommended Isl Slpcum"
10 the patrons of the gallery. Talbot
is good shot, and tells how Frayne
used to hold an apple between his
fingers on the stage until the marks
mans bullet carried it awav. The
Buffalo Bill drama lost bright expo
nent and very fair comedian was
given to the Ethiopian stage by reason
of such an accident as that whicl
made Frank Frayne morally respons-
IDLE for the killing of Annie Won Beh-
rem. Talbot in shooting an apple on
mis- wife's head, one night. missed the
fruit and sent the leaden pellet one
inch below it. Mrs. Talbot wore a
high mead dress. and the bullet passed
through it, close enough to the top
of her head to make both herself aud
her husband sensible ofthe miraculous
ness OF her escape. After that night
Mr.. Talbot confined his practice to
knocking over birds and ringing the
bell In the shooting galleries.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-13
Perfect SIGHT.

AS thousands can testify, there is moth
ing so much to be desired as perfect sight,
snd perfect sight can only be obtained By
nsipg perfect spectacles. C. G. Taylor, our
home optician, exercises great skill and pa
thence IN lifting those needing spectacIas,
With care.snd comfort TO the wearer.
1l2-lIdtfi
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SeiSsored from the Choicest
Exchanges Throughout
the Universe.
Something for the Grave and
Gay, as Well as Old
and Young.
Select Reading for the Patrons
Of the Sunday Morning
"Bazoo."
A Gambling House on Wheels

A Gambling House on Wheels.
New Orleans Picayune.
Manuel B!asos. commonly called
"Old Biascs," isa ew Mexican gam
bier, with a portable hell Oh vie els.
This is car, something like these
used by travelling photographers, but
is as bright and gay as circus band
wagon and is drawn by six handsome
horses. The interior contains faro
table. a roulette wheel and other fix
lures for gaming. Manuel has several
assistants snd goes from place to place
according to the outlook for profitable
business Thus he is sure to appear
at every large fair within two hundred
miles of the Mexican border ON either
side A new and prosperous mining
camp offers il ducements, too, and lately
he established himself close TO Texas
camp meeting with pecuniary profit.
A Lemon-and-Lily Blonde.
The prettiest widow in all this great
metropolis, SAYS a New York cores
pondent, is lemon-apd-lily blonde,
ranging only from five to eight inches
in thickness and proportionately small
in width, with no more than 1S years
to her age, and CROUCH of fortune to
allow of doing just as she pleases about
marrying again. | Was in her party
at the Madison Square theatre the
other night, and we were weeping
more or less over the sorrows of the
play. Allowing for the hearty dinner
which | knew the widow had eaten,
there couldn't have been room ia her
thin figure for great amount of emo
ton; and when | saw That tears were
yelling up in one of her eyes and moi
i'm the other, surmised that the din
ner had got entirely on one side of her
midriff and the sympathy all on t'other.
But was wrong; and this is how |
found out The widows escort was a
sappy young fellow. wbose..iove Was a
profound as his shallowness permitted
After pulling himself for awhile over
the dryness of one Of her eyes, while
its mate was primmier, he asked for
an explanation of the phenomenon.
'And which eye do you admire
most ?" she said.
"H-b-hard to tell" he stammered
The one w-w-with the tears sort OF
melts fellow, d-d-don'ty you know. land
the one without the tears sets b-h- him
ablsze with liz f-f-fashes
ION TIE whole. now, which one do
you preter?"
"Wa-wa-well, | think the d-d-dry
one"
I'm 50 glad, Dolphy. TO hear you
say that" aud the widow beamed rap
turously into his face, because tina
eye is glass one, and Pm sometimes
afraid it disfgures me-"
This revelation lost her lover, and
1 don't suppose size will miss him from
the gang, and she certainly had fun
while be lasted.
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To be Rallied.

Oa SATURDAY., the 10th inst, the celebraf-
ed trotting horse, Fred Miller" who has
a record of 2:40, together with an excellent
Brewster buggy and 6ns set OF harness,
will be ratified by we'll known citizen.
Tickets caa be secured at the Girrison
House OF Boutells, ON payment of S..
l24.dtf1
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rosd. The men asked him what he
knew ab fast running. and he turn
ed out some coffee in a saucer, blew on

IOfO. nc men asker uiIu WhAs uc
knew ab,ut fast running, and he turn
ed out some coffee in a saucer, blew on
il, to cool it. swallowed it, and said !:
well. | just 60 here from tie
east. aid | have witnessed raiiroading
that knocks the socks of of anything
that ever WAS. We started out of
Jersey City one night at o'ciotk, and
up this side of Philadelphia there was
a wreck ahead OF US, and We sidetrack
ed for six hours, and when the track
was clear We started. Well. sir. that
train fiew, fairly few. We didn't reai
ize in the car that We were going fast,
by any jar, for it was just as smooth
as pair OF skates on smooth ice, but
If man went out on a platform he
could not breathe. The Niger started
to bring lunch from the hotel car
into the car | was i'm. and while he
crossed the platform the coffee froze as
stiff as ice cream. and mau eat ii
with spoon. The Niger was afraid
to 70 back into l.is Car, and waited till
the train stopped at cosl place. The
conductor told me the tain was going
faster than q bullet. He said the at
gineer often shot his revolver up the
track ahead, and the engine would
overtake the bullet and hatten il
against the smoke stack. Did Won
ever see passenger train jump RICH,
over freight train. when both were
i'm mOtion?' asked the doughnnt man
as he filled his empty C, flee cup up
will, milk.
go. what you giving US" sail the
engineer. "a he loosened the leather
belt around lis greasy overails, spd
looked at the man with disgust.
"Well. you don't have to- believe it
if you don't want to, but l pledge you
my word our train jumped right over
a long freight ahead Of u.s. We come
up t. it on straight track, and our en-
gineer signalled to the freight engineer
10 slow up little. and the conductor
told Us to keep our seats. We had
seen the freight train ahead on a curve
and wondered why our train did not
stop When the conductor told us t.
keep our seats, asked him what was
the matter. and he said we we're GO
ing to jumpa freight. and if we moved
around We would jar the cars so they |
be SO liable to bit the track |
ahead. when We come down. Jus,
then 1 could feel the train 90 into the |
,ir. and Lear the wheels turn with no
rack under them. and in !ess than ten
seconds We began to descend, and l
Guild hear the wheels on the track !
again. and | looked back and the
freight engineer was waving his hat at
US. Whv. there was no more Jar than
there is in this room now Or course
they wouldn't attempt t" jump freight
tram III a curve or in tunnel" and
he man scratched match on his pants.
and lit cigar stub he had been Keep
ng.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-02-13

Mark Twain scrap rocks,
all sizes, at J.West Goodwin's.
200 Ohio street.
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"BuckuD2iba.''

Quick, complete GRE. sn annoying Kid
ney, bladder aud urinary diseases. 81
Druggists.
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Timely Remarks from a Cowboy.

timely oeuldrkS lECiu h CCWDOy.
Denver Word.
Il was plsying in a minstrel troupe
one season and travelling through
Texas. One night, think it was in
Palestine, We missed connection anu
acre compelled 10 law over. Frayne
was then paving in 'Si Socum,' with
his wife acting as Lucy Slocum. As
ne was 10 occupy TIE opera hOuse that
uight. L, accompanied bv several of
our troupe, went over TO see the snow.
The hall wss a miserable tumble
down frame shantv, lighted by candles
and lamps. The light, you NAV I've
sure, was not the best in the world,
but nevertheless. the audience, which
completely filled the hosse, seemed To-
thoroughly ENJOY the play. a-d mani
tested their appreciation 10y loud
shouts and huzzihs When the time
came for Frayne 10 shoot the apple
from his wifr's head. she was brought
on the stage biindiolded She was
nervous and excited, AMI shook like
nv h-ass bass drum when | give il a
healthy whack. The light was too
poor for Frayne to see distinctly, and
it as plainly to he seen that he had
misgivings Of bis own power. The
audience seemed TO take In the situa-
ton. Suddenly one of the auditors,
a big, burly cowboy, with a SON brero
as WIDE as the T"bor stage jumped up
from his seat and pointed a pistol fair
at Frayhe, saying in firm voice
Don't shoot, or III pulverize you'll"
Frayne glanced down at the res,lute-
looking stranger and seemed to be
glad of his intervention. The whole
house took M the cry '.D,n'i shoot!"
and the affriyhled woman tore the
bandage from her eyes and said in
pleading tones: Don't attempt to
anger that gentleman. Frank; he
means what he says" "Bet Yer boots,
gal, do replied the stranger. That
part of the pIay was omitted for that
night, and the Indiars had TO be
killed twice to make up for the cut
ting Of the programme.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22
yo0ter.

De 9teiienbe paa llSpanbreritibene maa uuiltaarlia
IG99e NtSrte til en- Ntanb ifort en- fort 0pIielstrpie al
temmeli9 nbeltriueli9 6arpe, meo ct init Sertl9be ON Sal:
len, os ON Seiret eno CT notiaa soOt, saar ban meb Oct
b%etlenote nformeIise uanotGtte Senanbsbopebtci neb
0fntten.
Saalnart ban 9iuer fine SrSrer, Ipbe Matroierne Dem
oleblttteli9 % foranore mart noset peo Srugsns, mart
iprin9e Dc Op SatteIa9en os 9teure.
&en, Der lppr9er ON, bpem Sen nlGrtpRrbiae 9erion;
li9Deo er, faor at uioe, at bet er Vobien, Der enten lal
leos ct Stib 10 al eler inc en- Sapn.
&e andre SerbensoeIeS Qobier ere meaet iorlfielliae ira
pore baGoe uoleenoe o9 lloouelisn af FIN 9list. Nnleo.
nia9en I'll, at Den, Der reier paa Spen, iaa bpbt inbpre,
ger l9 yoolenS lloIeenbe, er muliauis, forbi ban er Sen
iorlte, Der mooer @n uo buer nv &pit, os laalebes BEN iorite
Der lGrer TN yanoetS Huces loubiarpe, Sproa oa SQber
al tienoe.
Seb 9foroameritaS &pit ices 6orItieuen allersbe tube
lt9. Aoor ct llopanoreritib uGrnrer fla 9n,erita, tpmmer
Der ct lloet 6artoi no moo Stibet; ira 6uttere,. Der bqs
rr ct mGstigt tort Sell msb ct 0iumer tiGmpeitore Sal,
l0reS Der 9lennem en- 9taaber Samtale n,eb Stibet. Sut.
ieren letter mn Ell Saao no meb ell Wtanb, iom noaIe
Mtliuter efter tlatrer op paa Stibet meb Ell uambtet 9eiIes
ialte. Soan CT iIOrt en- elegant fort Srast, feIfrt 9inneb
% bei Sat.
'oan Ie9er e~fterlabenbe meo en- Spabieritot. loul ON
ban Tom fra eli Sur GentraIparf.
80 riN' w" '"pVi"SH W utuHOllQQct, 0erpQd QQ0l
ban ben til &oret, u~nberiOser &ompasiets Stiuina oq mon.
ltrer Seilene.
Se'paa 9lper ban Ell aommanoo, % iaainart ben bar
lgOt, iorlaOer a0pteinen Ssttet os saar m,o fin !aabut.
"opsm er Set?" ipOrssr en- 9teiienbe % uiler ben til
BEN iorttlabte Seue.
Oct CT sobiem", iaar ban til Guar.
"S)at Ter en- Del a~nberlebes uo enc han. Ser forte
otlbet ira yanb" inbpenoer ben geilenbe.
Set er lanot NOT, men III ere nj oo1on ron nm,
Serosh' oerren niso ben bde Sat er imiblertib ea Iioelau
o99t9 SOiiarO Iom ben forrise peb Stibets llbaana, iom
ban, Der GIT n'eO Spbueiten Coffin; buert suno bar
lin Stit.
Den ao % aolobIobisbeb, iom iimbes hos ale Sc
norollte SOo'er, Os Iom siOr bam mesen Sam ct uunlte.
i9f Niebllt, Rnbes Der lite mcset Of hos SubIanberne.
Aaar ct Sttb lisnaiierer eftsr en- QoSs pes 9io Sc Ia
y'ata IRA Suenos apres, tan bet ofte / baarli9t geir fac
&O til at TRIPLE Ianse, for Oct tan faa en-.
De fe'te al 9obierne ere ipanfs areoIer. 9e sr,
'l'rte en- tort Satte, en- tulsrt Stiorte 90 bpibe gentlcber
or 9oloes lanumen ON siuet meo ct rsbt Silteibaml Spe,
len enc StulNer bar ban en- FIaio Os en- ipibs lpanf .Sot
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22

Strenge &loiers9iegler. s "6isaro" iortalltr Ell 6or:
latter ",J9notlls" ON Ell lioet betenbt 9tonnes Srben. Sc,
beoer "Oe ~barfobeoe &lariiinber" % bar ualninoelig itrenqe
Sroensrs9Ier. Seres &loner li99er 9tGrbsbcn al Snua.
lloes !ootellet, % IA at Nonnerne sr rnber % aar oamle,
tbi %9fesIerne CT iaa lrense, at Be ilelte Bonner opr ell
ung SLIDER. De gaar tl9bte en- 9rou, uIber Giole meb en-
Strife ON Sipet, De 9aar belle Naret meb bare Sober pao
bet toloe Sten9ulu Gellerne og FARMER fla alorio PED no,
gen Slb. stun en- Sang ON aaret, SuIebas, Ipiier Sc 6iob,
ellers beltaar beres 6ooe Ell Suppe al @rpntiaeer. Se 10,
per Ell Seng, Der er ina fort % lmal, at sc life tan
ltrGtfe Semnerne, o9 De forretter Son to @ange ON 0at:
ten. q elmer on Sagen tneler be ct &apel; De leuer
at Nlmisie og at llbbpttet al set Nrbeioe, SC ubforer Sen
Sib, be reIi9ipie SueIier leuner Bent. Sc tor fun foe Sc
auernpouenoi9lte Orb, 90 mango al 9tonnerne ct bleune iao
afpRnte meo at tale, at De lite Longer tan formulere Ell
Setnin9. Se bar lite no9etOmbelit Samtuem meb g6erz
%ueroenen os maa tim en- Sang ON aaret pie is for fine
6or9lore siennem ct Sitter &apellet. Se fleite of bisis
Aonnsr bOrer til rie os fornemme gbeIseS laster. 0toar
en- al benz Dor, bliper bun al De andre SOnre Ia9t Ell
aiite, Der iores uoenfor &loitermurem og o~ucrsipes til 4ue
tboriteterne. Der foretaser Sisifnet. 0erpaa ~ioresuar @e>
sraueIien meo itor Simpelbeb.
Torifielise &esenters gloer. S a~nIebnins al GrOn.
ming Sictorias 6obieIsbas brinser "Simes" foIsenoe Suer.
iist oper iOrifelise tronebe SoueOsrs qloer. aeiierem al
SpbifIanb SO aar, &onsen at Neoerlanbene &C, @onsen a
Oanmart 65, 0ronninsen al england ca, &onsen al gSiirs
tembers 90, Ssiieren af graiiIien 81, &on9eu al Sa6len
50, &on9en al ~NorsesSuerise 81, aeiieren. at Siterrise
so, &on9en al gelsien As, &onsen at Gortusal A, aons
gen az NumGnien "A, Sultanen al Sprtiet 40, &onsen al
Stal'e' 80, Selleren al HnsIanb 80, &on9en al Saiern 81
aonsen al @ratenlano 81, aonssn ai Serbien % os en-.
oelis &on9en at Spanien % aar sammeI.
Tn ififfeig SUB. Jor nosle @Mr iioen belial en- un9
Mfano, Der par aniat en- gosbunOsl 0anmart, jim grin.
e'paI for en- itSrre Gum Os fit fin Straf. 0a ban bauoe
uoltaaet Strafen, rsiite ban til gmsrita, bpor 9ytten mart
par bam sunlus. 5or tcrt Sib iioen bleu bans tioisere
prIne'pal ousrraifet peo at mOoase ct S,su fra BAN meb
anpIsnins paa ben Gum, ban fin Sb beiial bam for.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22

saiHsip. Bi;tsuRu. g2iuu,iota. Sopa 90 Gs,oia. es
b s,n. Ss5,ss % siliai,r iami SiI'apiHiHs;'tar.I
isrsr til al. Herr,iHiHs.puH.itr ! 2eIt9sr:s os N1
tern, g,t,H. ioo ipsrtr ben naiaEitsvis I'll S's7rntis
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Mime.
neapolis.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Lacrosse and Win
ona.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Aberdeen and FL.
lenjale.
Chicago, Milwaukee, EauClaire and Still.
water.
Chicogo, Milwaukee, Wausau AMI Merrill.
Cicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam and Osh
kosh.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukeshs and Geo
nomowoc.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison aud Prize
du Chen.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Owatonna and Fari.
bault.
Chicago, Beloit, Janesville and Mineral
Point.
Chicago, Elgin, Rockford and Dubuque.
Chicago, Blinton, Rock Island and Cedar
Rapids.
Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha.
Chicago, Sioux City, Sioux Falls and
Yankton.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Cham
berlain.
Rock Island, Dubuque, St. Paul and Min
neapolis.
Davenport, Calmar, st. Paul and Minnea-
polls.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-22

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Geb IorbObIeOe anitren9slier bapoe
man after tomt @ruben iaa piot, icm
ben bauoe pGret ON Mor9enen, o9 en-
liben, / Slippen ~inobn99et, meb Serb
iplbt 9til6e, iom be iorglOie 9lrabere
bapbe gaaet forbi, par Sagen / 6or,
peien paa min sjenta9ne Ssfalins bic
pen rpobst, os bette Sul, iom lite /
nosen &etnins bolot ouer balpiierbc
SOB, rebbebe fire Menneifer fra Oooen,
efterat Be / Ter elmer baube paret be
sraune / en- Opboe at fprsetpue SOB,
De bapoe, ba @ruiet itprteoe neb puer
beres 9oueber, iaa msssn NanbSnGr.
%uarelie, at DC hpsteoe ino / Den Sc
iremste fig Iaa tGt iom maIist iammen,
to tilltoppeoe Sno9angen meo Gp9sen.
"Oe er life bebe, Der er Be, Ser er
be! raabte belle Soben, Der MI tranate
ino / Suiet; De fire SrsIite itob for
mig. 0apbe BET p9ret mine fire Vros
bre, Der laaleosS uar bIeune ireIlte =
Spnet af benz baube life funnel rore
mig mere. ,Sannp og je9 inOeilnttebe
benz / pore Qrme, beres Carer blan
oeOe fig meo pore, men BET par Gle
Sestaarer.