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Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13
RS N CHEESE.
The Buralars Content Themse yes
With a Lunch and q smoke.

Yesterday morning 1t was discov-
cred that some time during the night
before burglars, or more probably
sneak thieveu, had Waited the store Of
Tibbi,s & X ,st, on Main street. Az
entrance Was affected by removing a
plate Of glass. The thieves procured
no money, hut made away with half Of
. cheese and several boxes Of cigars
No other goods we're missed, though
possibly some smaller articles were
taken.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13

The monthly report Of the librarian
for Msy sh W. the total number of
persons drawing books % have been
$40, and the numbpr of visitors dur
iug The month 2 1876 The olassI6cs-
ton of the books drawn ahows how
the taste Ut the readers d fer:
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13

Osssdy & Osou t, hav!rg secured the
services OF Mr.. l. s. Bartlett, an ex
~per'euced carpet layer and filter, oan
now promise prompt aud Efficient
work
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13
oFFiCA or II a
COUNCIL BLUFF CITY WATER woRKsCo
2s Pearl 20 Council Butts, Iowa, June 4, 80

COUNCIL BLUFFa CITY WATER WORkSCO
% Pearl 81 Council Butts, Iowa, June o'si
N,tiee . hereby given tn 4 thu regular annual
m etin OF the stock oil ers OF the O, mel Bluns
CITY Water w rAs uomplny i'll be bella he
ONCE ! the c mp,ny, No, 70 Pear sire :, In me
city Of Cou ,cil Biun Iowa, on "Wednesday the
| III n dsy OF Jure, 1888, at 2 o'eloaA p. m for I Q
election Of drecS re, - serve for the ensuing
| wear, and the transaction OF such other busines'
ss NAV lawfully come before II,
the transfer books Of the company viii close
| On friday, the sth day Of Jure. iseS, ID : o'cl Oh
n. ~, ana viii reopen on Thurscay The i4th
dsy oil June, 1883, ~ 10 e'ciocS .. n.
H. order Of the Beard Of Directors.
JOHN n. CozENs,
lac n AsdssAAt sscsssssy.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13
The Public Library.

Awning for sale cheap At J. @. Biz
by's, 1888 Broad way.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13

Commercial job printing, finest
styles and reasonable rates, ct Pryor's
Ban Job OAcs, 7 Pearl street
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13

Open for work, Pryor's Bee Jol
Printing Office, z Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13

The OAUGHEY HOUSE ON Broad.
way Is one IF the best hotels OF Its
gizo in the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-13
Special Notice

If you want to buy or cell any fur
call on Msndel, sure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-12-21

Those desiring to purchase holiday
presents for friends or relatives would
profit by calling and examining our
large selection ofimported
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05

the easement; trellised arbor on the terrace,
and covered porch over the door. This is the
outside. Within ancient aesthetics still
carry the day, with open fre-places and
brass andirons rugs on floors short needle
worked curtains at tle windows, furniture
dark with age and beautiful with real art,
pictures, statuary, vases and flowers. In
short, the place is worthy the woman. The
hospital, in which Mrs. Lander Is deeply in
crested, is now an assured success. The site
has been secured, covering several acres of
ground on an eminence north of the city
boundary, and they have money enough de-
posted in bank to begin building. Such an
enterprise is far better worth success than
the usual brazen images erected to dead
greatness, that do no good, save to the art
lists who get paid for them, because the need
for such place in this city is urgent, there
being absolutely no place for the unfortunate
stranger to 60 Here, where so many come
with high hopes only to be disappointed, to
slcken, to die even, sometimes, without a
place to go when their money is exhausted.
Mrs. Senator Harrison, vice-president-at-
large for your State, and Mrs. Governor Por-
ter, vice-president of the first district will
give information to any inquirer who will
take the pains to address them and will be
glad of all the aid benevolent people feel
disposed to bestow.
MoUsE-IN-THE- CORNER
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05

gentleman to tuck his napkin under his
chin. Yet within the past two weeks have
several times seen the Hon. Roscoe Conk-
ling do it at his table in the Brunswick Ho-
tel. And that hotel, too, is the favorite re-
sort of all those young men who would sin
stantly expiah" if they were for moment
betrayed into anything that was not
good FORM" And Roscoe is rather noted
for his scrupulous exactness of etiquette.
What does it mean?
The stockholders of the Academy of Mu-
sic held their regular meeting and election
the other evening. Before it was half over
Billy Travers, the well-known Wall street
Spectator, came out and started for his club.
L asked if the others would soon come out
too.
'Ig-g g-guess- So" he suffered, 'th-th-they
haven't g-g-got anything f-f-tit tito id
drink in therep'
Immediately after the adjournment of the
Legislature, Governor Cleveland is to be
given superb dinner by the Manhattan
Club, the great Democratic social club of the
city. 1t will be intended as a congratua-
tory Endorsement of his administration as a
thick and thin Democratic partisan.
The new hotel on Fifth avenue is to be
named the Langham. OF course. 1t had to
be an English name. New York now has
the brunswick, Windsor, st. James, Claren-
don, Westminster Victoria, Royal, Yelling
ton, buckingham, Rossmore, Bristol, and
goodness knows how many more hotels with
dlstlnctively English names. But there is no
American, or Washington, or Hamilton, or
Lincoln. or Garfield, or Harrison, or indeed
any hotel named after any great American.
There is United States Hotel, but it is su-
perannuated and is being converted into a
business building
John Foord has increased the circulation
OF the Brooklyn Union since he bought it, a
few weeks ago, from $500 to IL 900 per day
and the list is still growing
curious movement has set in, namely
to make Washington square again the aristo-
cratic center of the city. 1t used to be- but
bad elements crept in from Greene Mercer,
Wooster and Thompson streets, at the south
side, and few years ago the entire neighbor-
hood was almost entirely abandoned to the
demi-monde. But now the best families are
coming back to live there. 1t is to be hoped
that they succeed in redeeming the place, for,
with its grand old trees, fountain, lawns,
flowers and stately college buildings, the
square is one of the handsomest spots in the
city. LII.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
A Preacher Turned to Frult.

About fifteen years ago a preacher was
buried under a mulberry tree in one of Phil
adelphas cemeteries The tree soon after
began to grow vigorously and yielded the
largest and most luscious fruit of the kind
ever seen in that section. 1t was so fine that
il was sought after by the choicest people in
the city. Recently some relatives of the
preacher got permission to remove his remains
to another cemetery and when they digged
down they found the grave filled with a mass
of mulberry roots, but not trace of the
dead preacher or his coffin, except the screws
ally eaten them up and changed them into
fruit,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
Artemus Ward.

Rev. T. q. Jerome, in Chicago Advance.
Artemus Ward is a worthy companion of
Irving Holmes and Lowell, and noblv excels
Mark Twain and Bret Harte, iE that his wit
is never impure, never immoral, never irrev-
erent. His lecture ON The Mormons," the
London Times, quoted by Mr.. Haweis. de.
scribes as utterly free from offense, although
the opportunities for offense are obviously
numerous" The lecturer and contributor
to Punch says of himself: II never stain nv
pages with even mild profanity. In the first
place it is wicked and in the next it is not
funny" Strange that so many would-be
wits lack wit to discern this truisml Another
sentence of Artemus Ward is in itself an
answer to dozen Ingersoll lecturers:
" Are you preacher says the royal
duke, slltely sarkastical.
" No, sir. But l b'leeve in meetin'-
houses. Show me place where there isn't
any meetin' houses, and preachers is never
seen, and I'll show you place where old
hats air stuffed into broken winders, where
the children are dirty and ragged where
gates have no hinges where the wimin are
slipshod, and where maps of the DEVILS wild
land air painted upon mems shirt-bussums
with tobacco joocel That's what pll show
you. Let us consider what the preachers do
for us before we aboose EN-"
Artemus Wards private life was spotless,
and his personality most engaging The
writer resides near the birthplace at Water
ford, Me-, of the boy, Charles Farrar Brown
| find that the testimony of men who were
his schoomates accords with that published
by intimate associates of his manhood, to- wit
that with all his Unborn love of merriment
and of adventure, he was exceptionally
pure-minded, considerate and unselfish. He
sought not to WELD his wit at cost of an
others pain. He was devoted son, He
would talk to his friends of his mother as
other young men talk of a sweetheart. Mrs
Brown yet lives at Waterford, and welcomes
every visitor who comes to honor the memory
of her son. Artemus Wards career was pa
thetically brief Printers boy in a dozen
New England villages and cities, editor in
Toledo and in Cleveland. lecturer and tray
eler over the land. at the age of 30 he was
the most popular humorous speaker in
America. He crossed the Atlantic, and his
success in London seemed boundess. But
meantime he was rapidly wasting with con-
sumption, and his face turned with his heart
homeward and northernward. But as he
was about embarking at Southampton he
died-March 6, 1867-having not completed
his 31st year.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
"SUNSET cox"
The Effort That Gave Him His SoubrIquet-
A Great Old Sunset

n OAu
From - Buckeye Abroad"
What peculiar sunset was that of last
night! How glorious the storm and how
splendid the setting of the SUM- We do not
remem Der ever to have seen the like on our
round glo be. The scene opened in the west
with whole horizon full of golden inter
penetrating luster which colored the foliage
and frightened every object into its own
dyes: The colors grew deeper and richer
until the golden luster was transfused into
a storm cloud full of finest light
ming which leaped in dazzling zigzags
all over and around the city. The
wind arose with fury the slender shrubs
and giant trees made obeisance to its majesty
Some even snapped before its force. The
strawberry beds and grass plats turned up
their whites to see Zephyrus march by. AS
the rain came and the pools and the cutters
hurried away, thunder roared grandly and
the fire-bells caught the excitement and rang
with hearty chorus. The south and east re-
ceived the copious showers, and the west all
at once frightened up in long, polished
belt OF azure worthy of Sicilian sky.
Presently cloud appeared in the azure belt
in the form of a castellated city. 1t became
more vivid, revealing strange forms of peer
less fanes and alabaster temples and glores
rare and grand in this mundane sphere. 1t
reminded US OF Wadsworth splendid verse in
his Excursion:
The appearance instantaneously disclosed
Was of a mighty city, boldly say
A wilderness of buildings sinking far
And self-withdrawn into ID wOndrous depth,
Far sinking into spendor without end.
But the city vanished only to give place to
another isle, where the most beautiful forms
of foliage appeared, imaging paradise in
the distant and purified air.
The sun, wearied of the elemental commo-
ton, sank behind the green plains of the
west. The great eve in heaven" however
went not down withouta dark brow hanging
over its departing light The rich flush Of
unearthly light had passed and the rain had
ceased, when the solemn church bells pealed
the laughter of children out and joyous after
storm is heard with the carol of birds, while
the dark and purple weapon of the skies still
darted illumination around the Startling col
lege, trying to rival its angles snd leap into
its dark windows
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05

AMONG the ladies who may read this there
may be several. sickly ones who have made up
their minds to act ON the old saw which specifies
that "What can't be cured must be endured"
While the truth OF the old proverb is selfevident
it is just possible they may have erred in judg
ment as TO the possibilities of the healing art
outside Of the medical profession, and before
giving up in despair they had better test the eff
cacy of Mrs Lydia e. Pmkhams Vegetable Com
pound, which is now attracting universal alton
ton.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
A $4,000 Funeral.

A Chicago undertaken said the most costly
casket no ever saw was For widow who left
5000 to be spent for her funeral expenses
The casket itself cost 81, 400. 1t was lined with
black and purple silk velvet, and had a solid
gold plate which alone cost $780, The florists
bill was 1919. Drapings, carriages, and num-
erous other incidental expenses made up a
bill Of So 600,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-05
The rights of woman! What are theyi

The rights of womanl What are theya
The right TO labor and to pray,
The right to watch while Others sleep,
The right DER others woes to weep,
The right to succOr in distress,
The right while others curse to bless,
The right to love whom others scorn,
The right to comfort all who mourn,
The right to lead the soul to God,
And tread the path her Savior trod.
Nothing lovelier can be found
In woman than to study household good,
And good works in her husband to promote.
Milton
Women, like the plants In woods, derive their
sOftness and tenderness from the shade.-Walter
savage lander.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
u0lan0ft.
Gur0p q.

6rautrise.-S 4aris oreier fig
M iaagoOtiom NIt ON SoIera, Der
truer meo at boloe lit Snotog. Der
er aniut en- bel DtRn9oe SunObeoss
SnipettOrer iom bar Ell ubesrRnbletIta9t
til al faa fiernet alt, buao Der tan
pirte til at fremme Sp9oommenS llos
breoelie, o9 be bar iitterIig allereoe
be9pnOt lit 9rbeiOe / tor MuaIeitOt,
tbi en- Ro~rreiponoent ueo at fOrtGue, at
Der ouer ben belle Sp Iu9ter "carbolic
acid" % "chlorid of lime. Der uos
tales / 6ranfrige ell 0abeI ouer Gn9s
lamb, iom e9entli9 ifal pore Iaria9en
til, at Gpeoimien er forpIantet fra 6ors
inoien til N9ppten, o9 bette er enc o9
alene fleet, for at ben en9elife 6anoel
life ituIbe Iipe noget NibrGt berpeb,
at 6artoierne MATTE ligge en- Gtb /
6parant9ne.
bitter bar iom man
tror, NibiIiltcrne euet lit Tert. s
Girsoa9s blep Der fra ct forbifarenbe
6ioretei taitet en- leOen Sltfs2Gife meO
Sprensitof mob SOrneiinitp BaIaoiet,
Dtan bar enonu life foretaget uogen
Irreltation.
- De boieite 0omitoIe / Woifpa
bar bapt 6erier / 3 Maaneber, forbi
Oeres 2ofaler benptteoes til Snbfuartes
ring at SoIOater for Og unber 6ros
nin9en. Oa imitiOmme Sp9oomstilz
i9lbe inotraf, MATTE Der Iuftss 9oot
uo, % / tire belle Maaueber bar M be
boiere 0omltoI bullet fig uben Gante
paa, at RetspIeien tunbe tiIii9e, atber
benpttebes unore 2otaler.
ungarn.-Jprit par 6orfoIseIierne
MOB Soberne / Peftb en- Sag, Der fOm
/ &ettens 6GnOer; bet bebte 10, at
en- 6amiIie baube brGbt ct ~triitent Barn
for berpeb at faa bet Blob, be bebss
uebe til fin 9aaifesSa9e. 6amiIien,
imoo bpilten gsifpIbninsen bIsp nos
lpnset, ertlerebes iaa efter en- srunOis
retsIis llnOerisseIie uifpIois, men bag
efter tommer bog RatiunaIs6 abet os
sisr fig sjaIbenbe. gn RenneifesNusis
ltormebe ON Natten ben, bpOr be Wtts'
tantt., men at 9ouen 6ritienote bosoe,
oe rep bet belle 5us neo. SanoeIi9
Ssberne er ct forfulst 6olt.
Oct p9i entIisite giOne tmob So
berne par en- Gut, men ba &ettens
Meblemmer git BAN narmere IND paa
9ipst, tilltob ban, at bans belle 9iitos
RE par Opipiub. Com 5sIse bsrsf
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
N sNnrf.

5 ben Glib, Der bar fuIst umitbels
bart efter SeIearafiternes Streit, er
SraaosSeoningen paa lere Steoer flere
8an9e bleuen ~afitaaret, men aIbria /
Iaaoan l1bftretnins, iOm iiblte uge.
An9rebet er aItio 9iort naturliguis paa
Meltern Union Telegraph 6ompaniets
yeontnger, o9 bette uur oa o9iaa benne
Sang for en- Del GiIfeIOet. alene paa
en- UfOrgen fanbtes 20 3raaoe afitaarue
paa Ell ytnte o9 IA paa Ell anosn mel
lem Buntter / Rew Seriey og 9bilas
belpbta iamt uibere. SiQi9e par 90
Graabe ofifaarne paa Wtutuol Union
ytnien. So IGngere llnoerio9elieu qit,
10 pRrre bIep BET after ginier afitaarue
no9Ie Steoer 30 Srauoe, onoetiteos Is.
after oubetiteos -. Ollie oi8ie Ser
uert CT nnturIiguis be9oacoc peo gtat.
tiers lioe. R]ompunierne ienotc cieblifz
teIt9 OtRno no, Scr itlIoe reparere
Staocn. OteO be uirteIis a%iitaarne,
Einier o9 Dem, Der paa @runo oeraf
bIeu ubru9bure, beI0bsr bet belle Gal
li9 til 200. Den uImtnoeIiss @ntas
9eIie er naturIiguis, at BET CT Ct BERT
az Stretterne, men oisie bsnsgter bet
paa bet Beitemtelts; enonu bar man
imioIertio lite faaet fat puo u~gi.ruingss
YIqnoen,.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
Selearafiternes Streif

er Diotomfattenoe os 9isr pel o9iaa
mere 6~OritprreIie / t6unbeI os ganbeI
END ale be andre iaa aIminoeIi9e Streiz
ter, men efteriom bet Iibt efter Iiot Ter
no til, oil 6ompanierne, Iaofremt be
Streitenoe lite siuer Op no9et al fine
6ororiuser, Iere Dem en- anben Qettie.
Den &unit at teIegrafere, CT ingen
STUNT, buOrtil Der beboues Qar at iatte
ltg IND /; Der er besuben ubenfor en-
bel Del un9e Ulunueifer, iom paa egen
6aano mere euer minore bar lat iio
ino / Sperutionen, og en- Mangbe ftnte
6olt uiI meb bet 6erite pRre re6e til
at be9pnoe at IGre auniten, iuufremt
be 40 ben Bel fan finbe 8eifiGiti9elie.
Oct buffer mere Og mere op / bette
2anO, at BET Ell iuit life bet bebite at
siere Streit.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
SQfDt

Strui sNnltaIten / gismart ifaI bouc
6orlirin9er AZ Steu, Iauet paa en- e9en
tunitis Muaoe al Sano os nosIc anz
Dire Stoiier. Wturltensn ital brGnoes i
Sims, en- Citation eitenfor gismarf,
buor Der er fulot op al So, iom be:
mites til grRuoiel.
- Siour sails bGuber lit 3fp iom
en- opblOmitrenOe Sp. Gu ita[ {. 6r.
6rimurerne bpg9e zig ct formeIist Gem
pei Der paa Stebet, og bet ifal toite
$50 900. StorreIien er SC SOB 6rOnt,
100 Sob Iangt O9 4 Gtager. Sp9nins
gen itaI opfores al prssiet Muritcn ira
Chicago.
Gatota5 llniperiitet er / 0ermiIe
lion; Rortb Gatotas / @rano SORTS ;
A9erbru9s Semiunrist / 9rootinos ;
gaptiitsG Oueget / Siour Taus; 9rcss
bptcr : llniueriitetet / 4icrrc; HormuI
StoIer finbes / 2arimore, Mtinto, Dem.
bina, Spearfib og Sprin9feIo, oq 0u,
ron oil fOrioge at faa ct RetbO0it,
lluiueriitet.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
Sbe=Nfuntm,er 46A

ON 6orGlorene pare forblepne biemme,
og t buer enteIt lpeboIit SIest, iOm
tommer ouer til amerita, tror ies Sps=
oommen oil uooo."
ESiior bIeu Der paa 6Oranifaltnius at
Statens Bord of Health foretaget en-
unoerIO9eIle ~angaaenoe 6oretomiten al
SpeoaIitbeo / Mtiuneiota. 0eiultatet
az 6enuenbeIie til 2ager og preiter
rlnot, par, at man ut op9iuet ? Spes
baltic til, fOruoen Dem man for fienbte.
laa at Der taIt Ell 8 a 7 iliue, buorom
Soaroet ueb BeifeO; AQe bar enten
bnut Sp9oommen ousreoe / Rorae,
eler o9iao tiIbOre be en- ipeoaIit SIqet.
6oruoen bisie bar man uioit 8eIteo ON
6 a : til, iom MI er bsoe.
Stuloe 6Orfatteren t Pioneer Press
Oioe Beif.o ON lere Sps6alitbe6sr /
Stoten, uiIoe man uere BAN meeet
forbunoen, ON ban piloe eiue Splus=
singer ~besungaaenbe.
Gbr. @ronpoIb.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
9orRjrui9t.

NpsGu9IanO Staterne bar npIio bait
en- gonic i Stoz og geoer 6anoeIeu,
o9 ei beQer tunoe Anbet uentes; Iiqe.
IOm meo SmuItesM tarteoet i Gbicuoo
par Der Der ct aOmpIOt for at tunue
oominere SmiGtnin9en, men be trat
BET t~orteite Straa.
- Cyrus s.. MtcGormit / Gbicaoo
baube Iibt al neobrubt 6eIbreo, men
oenne panbt ban iaa burti9 tiIba9s, at
ban iom Gat til 6oripnet piIoe 9iere
Noget til @ieu9iGIo, o9 iaa betaIte
ban al BEN @iGIo, Der buiIebe paa ben
presbpteriunite 6irfe : Gienoom / ben
Sp, buOr ban bar opbOIOt Jig for i'm
Sunobebs StpIO, nemIig / Ri6feIo
Springs q. 9. Meni9beben CT nas
turIisuis ouermuabe IptteIis ueb iaaIes
Oes paa en- Sang at fomme til at itaa
sieIofri.
= 6~eiierne al GpoifIanb o9 Siters
ri9e bar bait ct Nlobe meo %binanocn /
Si6l / 9iterri9e, o9 ifaI ienere paa
0eiten fomme lommen en- Sang til.
= $ NGrbeben al 8oo6itod ST.,
bar man, efter at buue borst l75 SOB
neb / SOrben, itebt paa en- Gas Slide.
= 0uer9en Com Sbumb, Ser npIi9
ct afguaet peb Oe0en, bar teitamentes
ret 81 900 til Sen Sirtegaarb / Gons
necticut, buor ban eftsr SeitemmeIien
bIeu %be9rauet. Sensene itaI anuenbes
til 6oriflennelie al @rauIunben.
= ~Snternal &epenue Bureau" bar
anitiuet @fterforifninser / NnIeOnin9 at
9l 6orfalifnin9 og CT berpeb tommet
unoerueir meb iaa itorartebe 8eoraaee
rier, at Der er bIepen ubiteot ct Girtue
lGre, iom paabpber Srp9gerne at in6s
ienbe en- Spgape ouer ale be Stofier,
be benptter fig at for at tilpirte 81.
Cages life benne 8efuIing til 6eI9e,
oa oil Bet life pare Ianse, for 8ebfoms
menOe faur ct geios af en- Reuenuss
Igent.
- 8aI9et / Sentudp git heller life
iaar at uben Blob. Gre farpebe Res
pubIitanere miitebe 9iuet, Os to bIep
bpbsIist @iuaret. SuaIebes saur / Bet
Minbits 6iitorien.
Den banifs Wtiniiter til be 6ors
enebe Statsr Sr. giue bar taset fig
en- lang Cur siennem "bet fierne 8es
item" o9 bar blanbt Gnbet oslua beiegt
Oenper | Colorado. glab Referenter
bar nuturIispis osiaa Der afiu9t BAN
ct geiss for at faa Ro9et at ifriue
ON, os bans llbtaIeIis ueb en- FABIAN
anIsbnins til en- at benz Der paa Stes
bet Sar fttsrIis rigtis. Ost CT bsipns
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
Nirifa.

NS gppteu.-G De iuofebte Mun.
Oi9bsoer / 6airo bar NOT ioripnoet iiQ
u~ioriuarLi9t IigeoUerfor Sunbbsos. 4leieu
! @aIebuiet. De; CT en- RienosQisr.
ming, at Der al 27O gcmmsr er boz
%; Dc engeIite Eager bar antet ouer
SunobebssC roningsn Der, men BET bar
3ntet biuIpet, og snonu / Snsoags
par Sotalerne ipLot meo SDineri, 90
Der Iao gig / iuu,me 8areIis, bDor be
Sp9e Ian.
N9ppteu.-9tiIfooeu, Der eIIcrs
er en- SeIi9neIie for ganoet. optraoer
iaar lOm en- farIi9 6isnoe. Den an.
retter tor CbeIagseIie peO fine Over.
lOsmmeIier, % iOrisges Der life paa
tn euer anosn Utaaoe at bGmme ben
UtI bette Aars 6sit bIipe iaa omtrents
Zig OoeIugt.
Gn9eIife 9Gger ms0 lang Grias
ring ~Ii9eOuerfor RoIera / Sitinoien
lorlitrer, at Den SpgoOm, Der MI raier
| 2~e9ppten, er oIoeIes foritieui9artet
ira ben a%iiutiite 6oIera.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-15
@abiugtpn Serriturp.

GoIotnoipettoren / Tacoma bar teIes
9~roferet til 6tnausminilteren / 0uibs
in9tOn, at bans gstiente iammcu meo
Reuenue.0 ampereu @aIcott bauoe Be,
ilagIagt { n SIup, Der git / Tnrt oDcr
Sinien ira gritiib GoIumbia mco Ghie
%neiere, iOm ifuIOe inOimu9Ies. 30
Smu9Iere arreitereoes, men . Shine
Iere unbiIap. Snipettorsn oplpier oqs
iaa ON, al uRiten 100 Gbineiere par
Ianoet paa foritisuige 4unttsr al ben
nOrOIi9e @rGnoieIinie / gobet al be
iioite Gage, bells UsO 6iGIp al uirteli.
&c gaaoe, bells / Gunoer, % at bet
Ell BAN oIoeIes umuIigt at rauOe Bob
paa bette llueien meo oen lille Stprte,
ban bar. Oct er not ingen let Gag,
at bolbe Gbineierne uos, naar be Tor
Nlpor oil ino.