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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
SCENES IN IsCHIA.


Probability that Many Persons Suffered Il
Lingering Death in the Ruins.
London Correspondence Boston Globe.
The state of atfair3 at Ischla is worse now
than ever, At first it was decided to cover
the whole scene of the earthquake with
chlorid of lime TO protect the living in their
necessary work among the ruins so great
and deadly has become the stencil arising
from the bodies of the more than 5000
human beings known TO have perished. But
when it was found that scores of living per-
sons were entombed in the ruins the plan of
wholesale disinfection had to be abandoned.
To-day a man was rescued alive
from the ruins. The e1uyIa that
followed from the erevice which
his person had acted upon as a tight-fitting
cork overpowered his rescuers, all of whom
tainted There can be no doubt that many
persons still remain alive in the Ischia runs.
IL is probable that all those remaining alive
tomorrow will have to be abandoned to their
fate, as every part of the scene mas ceased to
be endurable. Scarcely rescuer is left able
to resist the terrible vomitings compelled bv
the indescribable stenches now prevalent
The entire island has been almost constantly
shaken by a series of intermittent shocks
ever since the great disaster of last Sunday.
Strange to say, the odors which will now rem
der further rescues impossible and drive the
force OF humanitarianS from this once beau
tiful island will probably let in the hordes
OF Italian brigandS who now hover about in
sufficient number to pass any probable gard
waiting their chances to rush on the scene
for any plumber.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
Only Ten Reported at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug From the best advices
obtanable it appears that very few operators
have left the employ of the Wabash and Chi
cago & Alton roads. 1t was expected that
the full effect of the strike would be felt at
noon to-day, on those roads, but according to
the version of the officials in this city, not
to exceed ten are reported to have quit their
posts ON both those roads.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7.-Superintendent Ham
mond, of the Gould system, reports tonight
that of the 227 operators on the Iron Noun
tain lines covering about 900 miles of rail
road tine paltry number OF fourteen aban-
doned their keys under the order of the
Brotherhood Their places were Immediately
filled, and business progressed without par
ticle OF delay or interruption. 1t is not ex-
pected that any more Withdrawals will take
place along the line of this road.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
Illness of Commissioner Evans's Wife.

sioner Evans, who came to Louisville with
President Arthur last week, has since been
detained here by the painful illness OF his
wife. When the lady has sufficiently recov-
cred the Commissioner will return to Wash
ington, accompanied by his family, who will
take up their residence there.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Liver
pool says James McDermott, arrested there
yesterday from America, was remanded to
jail on a charge OF being engaged in con
spiracy to murder public officials
McDermott was arrested on board tba
steamer City OF Montreal, on which he came
from America. The warrant for his arrest
was issued in Cork, where he had been seen
in company with O'IIerlihy. Some cor
respondence with ODonovan Rosa and
James Stephens was found upon the prison.
err who said he was an American citizen, and
would call upon the American government
to protect him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
A Great stock-Jobbing Operation.

LONDON, Aug. THE Times's correspondent
at Madrid says the rising of the military at
Badajoz ended in the most undignifed man
ner' Very little harm was done by the in
surgents beyond slight damage to the rail-
road and the robbery of regimental and mu-
nicipal moneys. 1t is doubtful whether the
movementwa ever serious. 1t it stated in
some quarters that the outbreak was only
part of the programme of a gigantic stock
jobbing operation, induced by a certain
clique, which for long time has been max
ing extraordinary efforts to destroy the i'm
proving credit of SPAIN
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08

We are selling Light and
Medium Weights in Mems,
Youths and Boys Clothing,
strictly at manufacturers prices.
The largest lines Of Summer
Underwear and Hosiery in the
State.
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Died in Poverty rnrough a SONS Rascality.


New YORK, Aug I'm the rear building
at No. 20 Second street lay the body of a
woman whose seventy-odd years of life
ended in a scene of wretchedness and squal-
or. Her name was Mary Jane Marquis. and
she was born near the city of Richmond Va.
Her maiden name was Manjam and her
family one of the proudest in the Safe. She
was reared in luxury, was well educated and
refined. She married Elijah Marquis, a
wealthy coal merchant in Richmond. He
died, leaving her two children, a boy and
girl. With them she came to this city and
invested her money in real estate The
son induced his mother to mortgage her
property to raise money to start him in bust
ness. When he got possession of the money
he ran away, and left his mother penniless
He has not been heard from since. With
her daughter, then widowed, Mrs. Marquis
eked out scanty living, until at last their
poverty forced them to do the most menial
services to obtain the necessaries of life.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
The Oueues Must Go.

TRENTON, N j., Aug. Five Cinnamon,
who stabbed a fellow Chnaman, at Pater-
son, for reducing laundry rates, were COM
queues cut off. They appealed to the court
to allow the queues to remain. He explained
that the law must be obeyed.
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No Railroad Strike at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. THE railroad tele-
graph operators in this city continue at their
duties, and the master workman of the
Brotherhood of Telegraphers says they will
not strike so long as the railroads continue
their present treatment, or unless it becomes
necessary that they should do SO. The stu
alton is very quiet here.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08

the Brotherhood, and gone out, their places
being filled aud everything working smooth
ly. Members of the Brotherhood here, on
the other hand, say seven of the eight oper-
ators at Decatur struck yesterday, and
of 157 operators on the Iron Noun
tain railway, between here and Texar-
kama, 1877 belong to the Brotherhood and can
be relied on to strike They also say of the
forty-two railroad telegraphers in East st.
Louis, thirty-six are Brotherhood men and
willing to go out. There is no indication of
this at present however
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08

An Alleged Organized Plan for Interrupting
Business at New York.
New YORK, Aug. THE following has just
been issued:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE W. U. TELEGRAPH Co, I
NEW YORK, Aug. z.
tt has come to our knowledge that in connec-
tiOn with the strike of operators and linemen an
organized plan of cutting and crossing the wires
of the Western Union and other companies in
New York city and vicinity has been agreed
upon and Is now being carried out. In pursu-
ance of such plan large number of our wires
have been cut during the past week. and fifty
nine were cut last night In New York and vIcin-
lty, the work showing all the marks of having
been done by skilled hands. Que thousand dol
lars reward will he paid by this company for the
arrest and conviction of each and every person
wllfully displacing, iniuring destroying any
part OF this company's telegraph lines or appur-
tenances. Tie Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. THOMAS I. ECKERT,
Acting President
In relation to the matter the officials of
the company say the cable box was destroy
ed last night and the cables cut, that twenty
six out Of twenty-nine Mutual Union wires
were rendered useless at Scarsdale, and that
the American Union and Atlantic & Pacific
routes to Boston were interrupted with the
evident intention of preventing the Boston
papers from getting full reports of the
Sulllvan-Slade affair at Madison Square Gar
den.
The Times editorial this morning saws it is
likely to weaken the Brotherhood to call out
the railroad operators To call them out
now would SAVIOR of compulsion; that it is
clear they are not inclined of their own no.
ton TO leave their instruments.
The Sun says the Brotherhood's. action in
calling out the railroad operators is wrong
and unJustltable and says the fact that they
have ordered them out amounts to declar-
alton that the telegraph strike has failed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
WHEN INDICATIONS.
WEDNESDAY. Fair weather, station.
airy temperature.

AN Indiana exchange says '"The When Cloth
ing Store excursion has brought thousands of
people and thousands of dollars to Indianapolis,
benefits that have been shared by all the ner-
chants of our capital city. The When has run
thirteen excursions to Indianapolis this year
from March II to August l, bringing to that city
10,450 persons"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

surgents. Some refugees telegraphed to the
newspapers that the statement that the OBJ
ject OF the revolt was to conceal a deficiency
emanated from the government. They say
that they acted in obedience to the pro-
CRANE OF Gorilla and Salmeron to promote
the welfare of the country The Portuguese
authorities interned the refugees in the for
titled town OF .Peniche, on the western coast.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
Conflicting Reports.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7.-Assistant Superintend-
ent Kinsman, of the Wabash telegraph
lines, says that of 800 opera
tors on the 5000 miles of that road
Just eight-four at Decatur and four
at Chicago-haye obeyed the order OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
Obituary.

= BRIDGEPoET Conn, Aug. 7.-Nathaniel
Smith Richardsop, d. D., editor of the
Church Guardian, of New York city, was
found dead in bed at his residence in this
city, of apoplexy. He was born at Middle
bury Conn, in 1910, was the author of sew
eral religious works and at one time editor
and proprietor of the American Quarterly.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
Tho Heorenuiz ,tion of rnynt

LONDON, Aug. In the Commons, Mr..
Gladstone read extracts fram private letter
from Egypt, stating that the ?corgauilation
of Egypt under Lord DuiIoriu's -paA was
about completed The reorganization Of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08

LONDON, Aug. THE deaths from cholera
in Egypt on Monday, were sos in number,
including rs ut Cairo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08

the Western Union they did very foolish
thing to strike. There is a principle at stake
in this fight, and hope the operators will
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
Attitude of the locomotive Brotherhood.

Interview with Grand Chief Engineer Arthur.
Our Brotherhood" said ne, has no con-
nection whatever with any other labor move
ment. We have padded our own canoe for
twenty years, and hope we shall always
continue to do so. The statement that we
were ready to strike was made without
authority and has no foundation in fact
We have no grievances, and have no notion
of quitting our posts. If the railroad opera
tors should go out it would make no differ
ence to us. Trains were run before the tele-
graph was used, and if necessary it could be
done again. If there was danger of colli-
sons or other accidents the railroad authori-
ties would not permit trains to run, hence it
would not be necessary for us to refuse to
60 knowing as we do that our EMPLOYERS
would not order us to do so. We are per-
fectly satisfied with our own condition and
the strikes of other organizations do not affect
us. Great pressure has been brought to bear
to get us to connect ourselves with
other labor unions, but we have always re-
fused to have anything to do with them, and
therein lies the secret of our success. We
now number about ID, 600 strong, and have
divisions, or lodges, in every State and Terri
tory but Florida During the past year
thirty-three new divisions have been
organized in different parts of the country,
and the prospects for work are encouraging
think Eckert of the Western Union, did
wrong in refusing to recognize the commit
tee appointed by the Brotherhood of Tele-
grapbers, but on the other hand the opera
tors should not have struck unless they were
certain of success. 1t would be dangerous
act of mine to attempt to whip man who
is stronger than am. If the telegraphers
were sure they were the stronger of the two
it was n wise piece of policy when they re-
fused to work. On the other hand, If they
/ were not satisfied of their ability to defeat
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
Only Small Number of Operators Obey the
Command, aud Railway Business Is
Not at All Embarrassed.
Cutting and Otherwise Disabling
Wires in the Vicinity OF New York.

The Locomotive Brotherhood VIII Not
Strike-Atiitude of the Organization, as
Stated by Grand Chief Arthur.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08

81. JONES, Charlottesville. Montgomery coun-
~. was cnred Of asthma by the use OF Browns.
Iron Bitters.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08
PLAYING THE TRUMPCARD

The Brotherhood Finally Orders Out
the Railway Telegraphists.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08

THAT low, nervous fever want OF sleep and
weakness calls for Hop Bitters. See testimony
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-08

An Alleged Organized Plan for Interrupting
Business at New York.
New YORK, Aug. THE following has just
been issued:
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
Sj9OeITe 8sperc.

ira Senper, COL, meobeIes, at Der
reo Ntersburs 9rous, 7 VRile fra gpen,
er T%oreuet ct at be ifjenbisite Rsuerier,
man tan tGnte zig. Der paa Stsbei
bor Der Ell 9ammel peberiusnb Setter
Olisn, iom i &eselen baube nosIs
Ssnse | 9uiet. Opsbas 9tat blsu Der
bantet paa Ssrsu, os IND traabte 4
maitsrsSe MGnS, iom itrur sreb fat i
Slisn, Hog bam ouersnos, boIbt bam
iaa o9 forlan9te at uibe, buor ban
9jemte fine pense. San iparebe, at
ban iu9en bauoe. De isste os isote,
men fanot Sntet, os Olien piIoe lite
fortaue Roset. ut Bar al benz git ba
ub Os TOM inb isisn msb LANCE Yibite,
buorneo be log bans bare Ben os Sob
Der, inotiI be par uIosIes bIooige. Sa
ban snbnu life piIOe OpsiDs, buor Ben.
gene fanotes, truebe be me0 at iteoe
bam lepenoe og ontGnSte en- sSlb uoe
pua 0aaroen. Scr itsste be bogitaue,
Zig bans Sober, men ielu MI lit be
5ntst uS at bam. Nu tuans b. bam
til after at gda IND i quiet, os Der bar
bet after los paa BAN. timber bette
oalteoes Ounen, Os tiIipne tom ba Ell
IiOsn sasie, Der inOeboIot 5000. 0isie
tOg be meO Jig ug began fig afite6.
IRAN bar Inlet SpOr al Rspsrue. Oh
len uiI nOt tuune tomme lig.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21

a.

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blepet urreiteret for at baue bebrdgct
Sysn os Gountiet paa &uls9 euerancer
til De uiieutIiss SnititutiOuer Der.
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6aue bsltaget / WfOrbet paa YoIt Gitps
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uaret oppe for en- Sum, after bragt
tiIbase til lit 6Gu9ieI. Surpen tunbe
life blios eng. SORT ltop De 6 mob
6, ps ienere IL for OomIGloeIie, men
l imoo.
Saabe Senator QQiiou os Son:
sreismano Ssnbsrion bar Ieiet no fine
prioate SoIiser / Dubuque, me6!erebe.
9eien ma pel pGre me9et lior, iioeu
iaabanne 6oIf ilipper 6remmece inS
mob Detailing.
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uiibe Nir. GIsarp % 6one iant en- Gfr.
Solmes tisre ppsr Sernbanes 9inien, men
Bet traf lua ubcIoigt til, at Soset tom
nstop paa fannie Glib. Seitcne liar
uifaot berfra, Sognen bIeu tnuit, to a
9osiasersrne brGbtes paa Steoet, cC
GIcorp tit ct Sen brnttet % N Sn9'
/ Npo- Jtaoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
9orRjeli9t.

Sioen Sanuar Waanso bar Cub
SuoforieIen ira europa beIobet Jig til
SIS, SOB, 704; / famine Eerioos / lsS2
par ben fun 5 Nt;liouer Collars.
- 5 be 10 ierits 0taaneber al Aa;
ret 1888 er Der / De 6oreneoe Stater
o9 Ganaba psb Siosuaaoer eoelagt Isl
enOom for 81 NtiQiouer os 100 1000
Dollars, en- lterre Sum enb ale ps i
ianrmle Siosrum inbtrufne 6allitter
breier fig on.
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beIis itorHfulo; paa fine SteOer bar
Der raiet en- iuIoitGnoig Srtan. og oers
for er Der o9ida baaoe paa De ltore
Snbioer o9 o9iaa Ian9s Ben atlantilfe
Spit gaaet aoifiuise Stibe tilsrunoe
meo Cab al mango MtenneifesSi u. aIene
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bags minSit en- EpIit Siters : 6ortsier,
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= 6Orrige Manbus Bitten faIbt Der
/ Mafinaw Gitp / Nli3isan os nGrs
meite Smssn 5 CONNER Sns.
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leuer Der, eller rsttsrs iast Iigser Der
m Some, Marsaret GobbinS, iom bar
pGret tiIiensS / 10 aar; life forbi bun
par ing, men for at Grsre lin @tano
lasoe bun fig ira fsrit al / Sensen,
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forisste bun at unare i'm geilutnins,
fob op, men Sensne, iom life par
pant til at bare GtC9st, &c gan op, bun
faIbt os brGffebe anfelen. Sitter bar
Bet ba tilienss, us Der er BUN cnbnu.
= Gil Rem gOrt antom Der fOrs
lebsu Dag Ell ristis bigger Ssmmeritof
fra Bet Snbre at 6rantrise. Den uar
IL SOB lang, 9 Sob / 9ienneminit %
PETER benueb % Cons. Oct toitebe
$3.50 at faa ben transported ouer
Sapet os $40 of iaa ben brast ct life
Ianst Stptfe ben til en- 6inersS Gag,
BET tos ncm!is 8 9eite so elmer.
Oct 6irma, iom babe beitilt benne
iielbne Bare, nil neppe bape ben inoe
/ DAG. Sruset for minbre END $4,000,
men mar Ben iaa er i~faarst I tpnbe
5iner: 9laber, nil ben NOT bIiue betaIt
meo $4,000.
Sibite SsnSas Mibbas bleu Der
"truiiet en- Soranorins meb Chen fra
BEN, Der biStiI bar uGret bolbt her /
9anoet. Sernbanerne er nemlis t@nne
ouerens ON, at be nil boIoe en- os
famine Sib Iise fra Ntlanters9 apet til
bet Stiae Sau, os iaaIebes MATTE T..
Or. llbrene / Gbieaso iattes tilbase 8
Winutter for at ipare til ben npe fGues
Wsribian.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
Ora Gaoets @uno.

eapsprOnie, en- iruuit Sstriser, bel.
tog meo Seoer omborb paa ben iran:
lte 6Idaee, oa BEN for 100 Aar iioer
unbcritsttsoe be omeritanite Sriltatsr
Sanpeu mob england. s 1882 (.
6r. 9iOroe ban ct Jeloist Cog mob Be
enseIIte GtabIisismentsr ueo 6gbions,
Su9ten. Sensre bleu Bet BAN ousr,
brngst at brin9e til ubisreIie en- Ylan,
iOm ben iranite Sones 9u6uis ben l6Se
bnpoe uaofdngct, nemIis at ubuiSe bet
seo9rahlte aienoitab i uisIe 5aruaube
og lutte UiOere Daniels: 6or6iubeIier.
1855 9it ban oa uo paa bette Coat oa
fGToeoes fornemrsiig ueb ben norosit.
lige 6plt al aiier, buOr ban eiorbe
l9roeles ui9tige SpougsIisr, os taitebe
Gnter ueb Sotunp gaD paa Np.SoIs
lamb. Sra ben SiO bar man life bort
gtOgetiombsIit birstte ira ~9apeprouie,
og fOrlt / 1926 iii ma Yisbeb for,
at ben belle erpsoition uor eaatt unber
/ NGr6eoen al en- uis ? / bet ipblioe
Glide: SAP.
Den bsitoo Of . Sti6e, gusiols %
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logt efter, om bet life ituIoe pare NH.
ligt at opiilte nO9le 9euninser al benz.
Gette CT nj lpttet5. antere, Rauousr
% mango andre Eager bar man nun.
BET, og a!t er blsueu brast til Rps
Caledonia. 9eo Antomlteu bleu Der
OiIt oisie @isnsansere ira Sausts Suno
EOkHssSq 6ASsrf6si @atRlrSjitiitam sss"Sf:
logs. Nlanoitaberns siorbs militGr Sonsr
for benz, iamtioi9t meo at Der aifprsoss
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Opflfso. 5teiituisr sr o9iaa Gu Bronze;
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ben % antrens or paa en- iGrosles
imut Waabs albtles t~iIuorst mss Sas
raaer. Dat be!e 6uno i.aI ienbss til
Yaris for Der at ~opbcuares / bet iaas
taIbte 2apeprouies8nmmer paa SIottet
Soupre.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
Gu d)inelf SifersSB /
California.

gn Reiienos / Stilsbapss 9anbsns
siuer fcIscnbe StiISrins at en- 9anbs.
Sp Der, buOr ben belle gsioItnins aIsns
beitOo al Ssnner os OOtrs ira SoI-
Riset, os buor Iues 9isremaal bcitub
/ at ubbptte 6auets Risaomms ,aa
meset iOm muIist.
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uso en- Sust al 9auet, Os uIsrsbe Su
nj ira 9Oiberne tunbs ie ben, martsSs
ri en- ltGrt 6iifez9ust. Saa bapnsbs
ri Sa oerneoe / bette b~sipnbsrIise Rsbs
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al Os, bavSe furet uibt omtrins User:
ben. 9iGrOsrns, 8Iippsrne, / bet SeIs
taset enbuer bar SIGt par bsbenst sus,
beIast mso Sir, ia 5iiten par / Den
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par meb ben ~itorits ganifeIisbeo, at ri
tunbe iinpe en- ~irnuaI Sang, siennem
builte ri funbe tomme inb / Sitter.
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os friE, ubiat for Col, Ssir cs ginb,
for at ben ifuloe tSrre, os uar ben an:
brast paa Sorben, ba tunbe man aItit
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unosr ben. Gisis &ammsr laa pirte.
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lisbeo at hoppe fig frem msllem benz.
paa G'absn, paa 9uStasene, paa @iar:
berne, paa oplatte StGnser, operaIi
6iif, os Inlet anbet eno Silt os en-
mplorenbe Stare af Gbiueiere.
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2uiten bar pp til be fore Soibsr Site:
sust, os auerminOit naar ma bsrsr,
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par Der ubipanbt Souss, iom ale gym,
seoe unber be opbGnste Sites Sast
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me frem, ielu ON man butteoe fig; bel
uar ! bet Store, iom a ma. / c,
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pabif bGnsenos.
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Ben, par paaf9rbe; be arbeiSebe meb
6iifen, os Bet af ale arafter. Manb,
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meo 8:ifen, bauoe | bet Winbite ct Ii.
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bre, trauIe iom Mprer; RosIe bar Jiit,
9lnbre iprsbte ben ub. after anSre bang
ben op be tsrre 1iife bIep lamIct fans
men % pattet | aurue. s4f Dor Starr
perelie LOB be fig aIbeIes lite fOritprrc.
Decorah-posten., 1883-11-21
Eurpua.

Gpbftlanb.-SpOitlau aster ia
til at afisube ct ipteielt @elanotifa6 til
Betting ior at sisre Git til, at be lib.
til itsOfunoue RiDaiuser i Sontin ton
fomme til en f,eteIus 4iilstuing.
arOnprinbien Uil meo BET 5orite
ailGs9e en- aontras Siiit Jos ben ipan.
lie Ron9e, men bette bar 6ragt be fran
lie AUiler / 0arriit. Oerss lIotalslisr
| Osn anLebaing bar Sa after lat onbt
Blob / GpoiterHs, Os 6orbOIOet mellem
De TO NatjOner er, ON BET life aQereoe
iTn9e bag Uarst bet, ION mcQem 0unb
Og Rat.
Nu5lau6.-Osn ni5iIiitiife Seucs
geIie tan nsppe itan6its, buertsu peb
6OrOisnins til Si6irisn tIer u,o 6als,
9ugning; baaoe NtGnO os 9pin0er ius
mes at uiia an iaaoan 3sos. 6orc9t, at
oe letter lit Gin / Yunt for at faa line
Jteform; 5oeer g~lsnnemfett. I ct 0.ao,
Der actommsr / Ct. petersburg oe 6qs
rer 9tauuet "5OItsts Giqie~, oplpie5
ON, at cn 5orrRosr mob 9artist sr bles
pen i~tyaifst mtO 0sbeu paa @runo al
i'm usle 5raia!ou; at bet uibiIifiite
Barti (Siaost er naturliguis JiibiIiiters
nes) ueI gar niitet ntitiaise Rraiter,
ioroi Corigbe0eu osIs bar tagst giuet
al benz, bells icnot Dem til Si6irien,
men at Bartist9 Ratfer iploes i itrrs
tere grGo, emo be tpnoes. Der nil
flDoe mere Blob, men Der ligssr ct tuust
Auiuar pea benz, Der ioler ben iamme
lran9 til 5teform, % bog lager 9an.
eerns / Stisoet.
GUiien iuoeboiOsr o9iaa to grsue ira
SGnosiOruiite; berc5 Stilorins al, 5uors
IeOes Janssrne / SibiTisu b]e5aub!es, er
oprcrenoe og ouer al ScitriueIie.
Spanieu.-Ser CT M siort 6or.
lag on al in6fere a~Lmtnoelig Stemme.
Jtet i Sanbet; men bette saay pei neppe
i9iennsm for bet 6srite; ia~noignIi9ers
er bet, at ben iEoitrqntes til BEN, Der
fan IGie % i%triue.