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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16

And I've got up and lit the lamp, and cIum
On cheers and trunks and washstands and bu-
reaus,
And all such dangerous articles as those,
Ara biffed at you with brooms. and never come
In two feet of you,-maybe skeered you some,-
But what does that amount to when it throws
A Teller out o. balance ana his nose
GIFTS barked aginst the MANTLE while you hum
For joy around the room, and churn your head
Aginst the ceilln', and draw back and butt
The plasterin' loose. and drop-behind the bed,
Where never human-bein' even put
Harms hand on you, or ever truthful said
He'd ohOked your dern Internal wizzen shut!
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16
My Mary.

My Mary.
My Maryi o. my Mary!
The simmer skies are blue.
The dawniu' brings the dazzle,
And the gloamin' brings the dew
The murk o. nioht the glory
o. tho moon, and kindles, too,
The stars that shift about the fift,-
But nae thing brings me youl
Where is it, o, my Mary,
Ye are biding a. the whilef
Iha' wendell by your window
ha' waited at the stile,
And up and down tho river
1 ha' rowed for mOny mile,
Yet Eever found thedrift or drOwn'd
Your laug-belated smile.
Is it forgot, my Mary,
How glad we used to bet
The simmerti me when bOnny
BloOmed the aud trysting-tree-
How there 1 carved name for you,
And you name for me;
Aud the twilight kenned it only
When we kissed sac tenderly.
speek aimee to me, my Maryi-
But whisper in my ear
AS light az any sleeper's breath,
And a my soul will hear;
Ny heart shall slap it's beating,
And the sou Ching atmosphere
Be hushed the while leaning smile
And listen to you, dear!
Ny Mary! o, my Maryl
The blossoms bring the bees.
The sunshine brings the blossoms
And the leaves upon the trees.
The simmer brings the sunshine,
And the fragrance of the breeze
But o, without you, Mary,
care nae thing for theseI
We were sac happy, Maryl
o think how aimee we satd.-
Wad ane o. us gang tickle.
Or ane O. us were dead
To feel anither's kisses
We wad feign the aud instead,
And ken the ither's footsteps
In the grass aboOn the head.
My Mary! o, my Maryl
Are ye sister o. the air,
That ye vanish aye before me
As follow everywheref-
Oris it that ye're only
But q mortal, wan wi care.
Sim search the kirkyard over
And dinna find you there.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-16

MIR. r. X. BAMHUML, T.oganSpnrt, writ0t,l
"BrOwu's Iron Bitters Is a scrvcoublo renlcdy,
aud does away with Indigestion"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

One of the genial editors of the Maiden
Mineral Argus, NJ. J. M. Vrooman, is
in the city soliciting subscriptions and
advertisements for that neWsy sheet.
We are glad to hear that he is meeting
with good success, for all Of our business
men are interested in the success of
| Maiden and consequently in the argus.
We have had the pleasure of meeting
MI. J. T. Strickland, who is represents
ing those two solid fire insurance con
panies, the California and the Union of
| New Zealand. These are both solid,
prompt paying companies, and no won
der T. "A. Cummings, the local agent
here, does a large business, when he
represents such first class companies.
Mr.. Strickland's territory reaches from
British Columbia to the Missouri river,
so, as he says himself, it takes about two
years to make the rounds.
Manager Jones, of the Helena United
| States Signal Office, has been instructed
by the department to ascertain the cost
of taking up the military telegraph | q
| between Helena and Missoula, and de-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

Mr.. Rufus Payne and daughter, Mrs.
Albert Rowe, will leave for Ogden
about December 1st to make Mrs. Payne
~and the children a visit. They expect
to be gone a couple of months. Mr.. AL
bert Rowe will fill the vacancy at the
Overland caused by Mr.. Payne's alb
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

The steamer Black Hills arrived from
the upper river country last evening,
aud will leave again for Buford this
morning. The crews Of the Helena and
Black Hills have been exchanged and
the latter boat is now in command OF
Captain Johnson.-Bisnaarck Tribune.
1t is reported that Gilmer, Salisbury
& Co., the well known stage men of the
west, will put on a line of coaches from
Helena, via Fort Benton, to the Cana
dian Pacific railroad. Such line, well
stocked, would no doubt command q
good patronage and be q paying enter
prise.
The Casselton Reporter says Oliver
Dalrymple, the bonanza farm king OF
TIE region, has threshed this season
10000 bushels of wheat and 10000 bush
els of oats, getting a total if 10000 bush
els more of grain at 10000 less expense
than last year. The crop was grown on
8 $500 acres Of ground.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

The steamer Rosebud arrived yeSleI-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, bringing IN a
large list of passengers from points up
the river. She was also loaded with a
heavy cargo of freight from the markets
of the upper Observation-Disclosures 1r7o-
m1e, 18Th.
Ed. Lewis came in about 3 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon with the previous
DAVIS Helena mail. The mud is now
thickening up and acquiring that pecu-
liar stick-to-a-tive-nes for which Mlssou-
ri river adobe is noted from Fort Ben
tor TO Council Bluffs.
f. c.. Roosevelt came near getting
badly damaged for life by some one care
lessly throwing a glass out of Bourassa's
saloon lust as he was passing the door,
last evening. The glass grazed his tenn
pie, inflicting only a skin wound. f.
G. GOT his satisfaction on the spot,
though, so he does not feel SO bad over
the affair.
The roof of the engine house is at last
timed, and the listless crowd who have
amused themselves on Front street the
last few DAYS watching liberty-loying
Choate riding down the steep roof on
the little iron cart will have to rustic
now for some other occupation.
A harmless drunk was the only dis
turbance that ruffied the otherwise calm
serenity of the city hail yesterday. The
Detroit Free Press police court scayen-
Ger would have a hard time of it in this
citv nicking 10 items if he would con
fine himself to facts. Only n plain
drunk without any trimmings in two
weeksi is getting too orderly to be healthy
One of our fine looking young mer
is such q favorite with the ladies thai
when he takes a long walk to make
call they get up a candy pulling tor his
delectation, and right then and there
give the heart-smasher plenty OF taffy.
We can swear to the fact that he tally O
itself is supurb, but when administered
dd Gbitun1 by a charming young lady
must be overpoWering.
Reports from Barker have it that
work ON the Meek mine shows Is inches
of that high grade sulphuret ore fol
which the lead is noted. Joe deserves
agreat deal of credit for sticking to the
mine and working to develop it as he
has done this last summer, Jack O'BrieI
has been running a thirty foot tunnel on
the extension, the keystone, but we arc
not advised as to what he has shown up
w. III. Burgess left upon our desk yes
terday a sample OF No. | hard" wheat
of which he secured last spring q, 00t
pounds of Mr.. Dalrymple, the celebrated
wheat king Of Dakota. This was pur
chased especially for seed wheat, ant
the farmers of this section cannot, W.
believe, secure any that IS better. 1t 1
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

Tie report comes from the Montana
district that placer ground has been
Istruck on Snow creek. There would be
nothing surprising in this, as the leads
of that vicinity all carry more or less
gold. We will try and learn the par
culars Of this new find for next
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

J. f. Mcclellan came in yesterday
with a buck band of sheep from Moore's
ranch, on the Helena road. He reports
his band of 1900 sheep doing first rate
since they arrived at their home ranch,
on the ShOnkin.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

The Billings artesian well is now
down to a depth of 5l5 feet. Inc Hell
era we'll is about 100 feet in the ground.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

Second Lieut.. J. III. Duval, 18Th lnf.,
recently appointed from civil llfe' mas
been ordered to Fort A~sslnabolne.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
From Saturdays Daily.
Medicine Hat is to have a newspaper
soon.
Jack Parnell's team rolled into town
yesterday.
Toe Cobell, the boss grain raiser OF the
"Shonk," is in the city.
Mrs. p. I'll. Hughes, Of Barker, is
registered at the Choteau.
The Hollywood school, with Miss Ada
Steel as teacher, closed yesterday.
Frank Coombs came in on the last
Helena coach from the Sun river me-
tropolis.
A falling tree badly injured a man
named Mathews at Big Casino mill,
Judith Basin, Monday.
The many friends Of the genial John
Power are glad to see him safe home
from his extensive eastern trip.
Second Lieut.. J. II. Duval, 18th Inf,
recently appointed from civil lie, mas
been ordered to Fort Assinabolne.
The Billings a"rtesian we'll is now
down to a depth of SIS feet. The Hell
Ella well is about 100 feet in the ground.
The shipment Of cattle from Montana
over the Northern Pacific for the month
of October will reach about 600 car
loads.
Sheriff McDevitt has gone to Sun
River on business. Now.let the guilty
80 xa-a ln fnn 1Iy fnI fa
timber.
We see from a Billings paper that Asa
Samples, of this city, and w. b. Edgar,
of the Judith, are spending a few DAYS
in that city.
P. Hungry, of Fort Maginnis, chal-
Ienges any man at the Fort, Maiden or
Spring Creek to a prize fight, $3.50, up.
No soldiers barred"
The Elkhorn mine, of Ketchum,
Idaho. has paid 500, 900 in dividends in
the last four months. 1t IS owned by
Hauser, Hale g. Hotter, of Helena.
Ira Myers, of the w~ell-known firm OF
Myers, Buck & Co. of Old Agency
who sold the $85, 900 band Of cattle last
summer, is stopping at the Grand
Union.
We understand some fourteen men
came in from the log drive yesterday
They seemed to think it was too mucn
like work to suit them. Well. the JOB Is
no picnic in any country.
John Higgins has found his six horses
the other side of Belt creek. they had
been gone for over a month and he nat
urallv supposed they were run OFT by
some lover Of good horseiesh.
That barrel of fresh cranberries at L
G.. Powers reminds one of Thanksgiving
and roast turkey. If the fowl is scarce
we can get plenty of cranberries, as more
barrels are on the way from st. Paul.
The Northern Pacific is about to be
Gin building a snowshed at the ives
end OF Mullan tunnel which will bt
1000 feet long. A shed OF halt tha
length will be built at the Bozema1
tunnel.
J. f. Mcclellan came in yesterday
with q buck band of sheep from Moore
ranch, on the Helena road. He reports
his band of 1900 sheep doing first rate
! since they arrived at their home ranch
on the Shonkin.
The steamer Rosebud arrived yester
dav afternoon at 3 o'clock, bringing in
Iu 1:n+ of ncncn,,rnrc from nDintS 1T
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

i The veteran baker, L. P. Rogron, has
Fopened up a new bakery in the building
at the corner of Main and st. John
streets. AS he will bake every day,
these hungry ones in search of nice,
fresh bread or good pies and cake should
give him q call.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

The many friends Of the genial John
Power are glad to see hlm SAFE nome
from his extensive eastern trip.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31
MERCHANTS s.
National Bank
Of Helena.

This bank succeeds the old established and we'll
Bro.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

A falling tree badly injured a man
named Mathews at Big Casino mill,
Tudith Basin. Monday.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

The Northern Pacific is about to be-
gin building a snowshed at the west
end of Mullan tunnel which will De
1900 feet long. A shed OF half that
length will be built at the Bozeman
tunnel, -@e i
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

Kennedy & Kelly, Of the old reliable
Center meat market, have purchased
from the fall round-u.B some 500 choice,
fat beef steers, which they are herdingI
not far from the city, SO there is no dam
ger of a meat famine, as was the CASE
1aSt winter
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

ErchauOe on the commercial centers of the
United States and Europe bought and sold.
Collections and all business entrusted to us re-
ceive prompt and thorough attention.
Deposits received and interest allowed on the
same If left for d specified time.
Bog gold and silver bullion, gold dust, ores, ter
ritorial, county sand government securities and war;
rants.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

The shipment Of cattle from Montana
over the Northern Pacific for the month
of October will reach about 900 car
loads
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

/E E. Parsons brought in from the
tShonkin a 2200 pound load of onions for
Murphy, Maclay & Co. i
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

YJohn Epperson and wife are in from
Rnlt creek ~m
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-10-31

NChas. A. Kerr, the artist for the COM
ing history of Montana, is off for a
Highwood trip-a trip which will COM
lbipe business and chickens, we should
Judge from his inquiries after a shotgun
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
Su0 II q.

Der er insen gnbe paa lllptter per
Gptloner Qanbet runbt. Smtrins Glar
Gitp ruiebe iaaIebes fornplis en- Cor:
nabo, Der ipnes at baue bait to 6or:
srsninser, iaa Spen, iom Iaa | Mio:
Ten, flap iOrboIbsuis temmeIis let Der:
fra. anosrlsoss git Bet til ueb Reals
Wsus; Der tos StormeH meb fig ei
gus, os 8 Wenneiter miitebe fit Sin.
ObeIGsselien paa De Banter bar aImin:
beIis; blanbt anbet matte o9iaa en-
Bro sipe efter for Srfanens Wfast.
Den anbsn @rsn git isiennem ct libel
Setlement, bpor 5 Wenneifer bleu brabt,
%abitinise Suir iauneoe meo Sorben, oe
ct Tibet Barn for uanbt boit oppe Suf:
ten, uben at bet enonu er lpttets al
finbs Spor beraf. 6oruoen De OrGbtC
bIep II Mennsiter @iaaret. Gn Mt9nsot
Greer Iisser iprebt Ianss Sorben.
Ssiaa en- liben gp Gbinburs I'll
iols girtninsen at ben SIass ~furier=
beige Naturtraft. Srfanen uareoe lO
Minuter, men ben benptteoe Chen sobt.
9f MetbobiitsS irten tos ben Gaornei
os isnbts BET uiitsb neb isiennem Sasei
pau YraitesaarOen, iaa bet bOrebe fig
Ii9s neb / 6ialosren. Wtinore Sfou;
Strafninser IasOes o9iaa ODE, ct Par
llbbuie reues afiteb, os en- lioen gu
blep Ilaaet libel.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
Nafpt

s ben Norife Nmeritaner, ct Slab,
Der ubsiuss / Sarge, finbes | en- OPP
iuts necenitaaenbe Otrins, iom pilt
mango al pore SGisre bar Snteresie al,
buorior ben o9iaa opta9es Der.
Som ri tioIisere bar bemGrtet, sr
Bet en- Sell blanbt Solicit | benne
Syn, of be sierne filter 9jGIb, os
Der fan life uGre nossu Gpiul ON, at
bet for en- Del ifplpes beune SmitGns
oi9beb, at Sioerne ber sr iaa baarbe.
Vt 6olt bar fommet fig meset burtig
er 9auife uiit, og oa 9anost bar u9ret
oueroroentlis frustbart os inbbrinsenbe,
bar bet heller lite u9rst paniteIig at
fau lame Yense inbtil ben ienere Sio.
Nu CT bet sunite anoerleoes. Gu tor
ben enc Munb neppe lame ben anben
5 Gents, uben ben bebite Sitterbeb
titles. Spsrser man, buab bet er,
iOm bar bepirtet bette, iaar man Def
Guar, at 6olt bar fOrme9en @iGIb
paa Natten. S9 man maa lite tro,
at bette Spar life inbeboloer me9en
Sanbbsb. Man bar | aIminbeIisbet
buut mssst let for at forifaffe fig
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
@isceuiin

s 6oItsts 2luis itripes: Qtter ct
5iIfGIOe al @asfOrsiftning Wurtin Z.
8ienietb, Der began Jig ben l5be b.
Wiaansb paa Reiis til i'm 6ooebp9b
Sirio / Norse, i~tanbiebe / Ntiluuutee
for Der at unoergaa ell gabetur og
bleu en- Mor9en funoen / 6oteQet pau
lit SopepRreIie / en- iaa tritiit I'll.
ltane, at Der intet 6aab par ON al
frelie bum ira ben @assift, ban buuoe
inodanoet / nGunte 8erelie. Sun ooot
en- fort Glib efter os bans Gig bIeu
bragt til bans 6ism / Rarbeoen al
Cambridge, buor ban bleu ~bssrauet.
= Den norits 6armer Sans Sobn:
ion, iom forleoen bauoe u9ret til Uaar:
teb / 8iroqua, bleu if0lse MebbeleIie
"Stunbinupen" poa 0iemueien til fir
6arm rammet at en- iprseIis StjGbne.
ioet ban bIeu inobsntet al ct Team"
Iom LOB lebit tiuigemeb Iosnen. So
Sobnion tunbe tomme tiliioe, ft bar
ct iaa polbiomt Steb | Hpssen a
Sosnitansen, at BAN sieb ittelis itpr
teoe bob I'm.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
9ortkjeui9t

gfter 5orlpbenbe ifal M Brofesior
Sreoa, Der OpboIoer fig / Norse, baue
meIot fig iom anisser til ben ifonoi;
n%apiite Trofesior.Boi peo Minneiota
Stats- llniperiitet.
= Den npe General @uuernsr ouer
Canada ifal pare en- flor @niesBino,
buao gense ansaar, ps bet ifisnt ban
fra fine 100 900 acres 9anb / Srlanb
bar en- aarIis SnbtGst al $4,000.
- Sennp Climb Dor / Soutb &enz
iinston / England. Senbes Sfienbeo
er borte, os bun barer Yarpt; men
benbes Stemme er enbnu imut, ifisnt
naturIispis lite iaa "fOrtiuianbe" iom
i samIe Gage.
= 9arparb college bar oltib pleiet
at bplbe @upernsrerne / Masla6uletts
meo 9gressS itelen l. l. ID. (Oottor
/ Gsts : 8ibenifaben), men @nitaItens
DIRECTION bar bog benne Sang lite
fulst ben samIe &eseI. Oct uar GU
psrnsr Sen Butler, Der iaalsbss bIep
ifubt for Slug.
= Sra gusinia tlases Der Ouer, at
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06

Ben9e, os 8en9e bar man bru9t o!
paa iaaban Waabe, at man maatt
tomme poa ben Eanfe, at &eb Giuer
0alen par BET Steb, buor ale os en-
buer par rise.
Suube man pGret foriistis / Bru:
gen uf fine 8en9e, iaa trOr ri osiaa
at 6olt Der uiloe bape pGret mere pel:
itaasn6e, enb DC M er; men beriom 3,
life uoster fig, tan bet NOT bGnbe, a
man tommer til at tro, at 6olf / benn,
0aI CT liseiaa fatti9e, iom man for
bar antaset, at De par rise.
- Gfter al 9oueoitabs. Somiteen mn
bar braset omtrins / Iansere Glib buaot
/ Sit og geit, Noro, O9 Spo for al
ubfinbe, bpor 2erritoriets npe Soueb:
itab BELT buroe lG99es, ~itunbieOe ben
Sarge, os peb II enoeIis Stemme.
@iunins af &omiteens 9 Wseblemmer
bIcp ba gismard ben lpttelise gp,
Soruoen ben baube fra fsrit at o9iaa
8ebfielb, Yierre, Suron Os Mit6eu
no9le Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06

uofinoes, og ouer 30 bleu lemlGiteoe i;
meu bet paaItaaes, at Sauet lfal pGre
lanst ~itsrre, tbi aoitiuise baube Osbs
og Saarebe blep itrur tisrt bort bers
fra uben altiaa at bliue m~eore9nebe.
Oct autases MI, OF Gumulten er
~iitanobra9t Of 9ommes2pue iOm uns
Der en- iaa tart GrGn9iel uiloe boue
ben bebite Qeilisbeb til at brine fin
9aanotering.
Saa meset bar man lert az oenne
ulptfelise 9anbelie, at Der maa tuses
andre os bebre 5orbolbss 8e9ler for
5arbielen ousr benne LANCE Bro; iier
bsr Der naturlisuis pare fuIbt op at
PoIitisG ilipn.
Oct er for Relten Ylanen, at Der
ital opfsres Here Broer ouer famine
Gin, iaa Wennsife>M asien bliuer mere
forbelt.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
N0lai10et.
p a..

Gnslunb.-5Iere at benz, iom bar
uGret 9oIitiet bebiaIpelise meo at fau
aabenbaret 6orsuerne at bet oprerenpe
Moro / Ybsnir 8arf, bar MI fact
uobetalt Sslsnninssr berfor. gn bar
iaaleoes faaet neiten $4,000, oe
Nnbre %forbolbsuis, sfter BEN getpos
ming, beres SpIpsninser bar bait, men
rimeIisuts nil be ollie banble fIo9t, ON
De ~inareit muIist besiuer fig no al
0anbet meo fine 9ense.
- Dublin blep | 9srbags ben
fjeroe OeItaser | BbsnirsM Oroet, Sbo:
mas 9afirsp, banst.
-Yremiers Miniiter @labftone melbtt
/ 6rsbass rlnoerbuiet, at belle bet itort
Stptts at afrita, Der Iisser / Nort
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
On r9otom 3ime.

Neppe bauoe ben betposIise gefolts
ming paa besse Siper at Gait Giusr
iublet ouer, at ct Meiters9ert at en-
Bro par ip9nbt ouer fra Nerp gort
Gitp til Srootlpn, for bette berlise
anIGs bog itulbe sius anIsbnins til
en- bsiit iorselis SiIoraseIie, iom ienbte
flere Wenneifer inb / Guisbeosn.
SnsOas gftermibbas farbebes Der en-
ubpre MenneifesM asis paa groen,
lanst Here, eno Bet buroe pare tiuabt,
% Bet uiier fig, at @ansene for sob:
~siensere lite ~iparer til ben Strpm al
Wenneifer, iom forbes Der; allsspel
blep Der bog life at be peb 8roen ans
latte getjente beorbret nogen Stanbss
ming / Silltremninsen, iom git for fig
fra to Banter. Oct enbte meb, at
Man9oen tiIiiOit itoo Der iammenpattet
iom en- ubepGselis Wasie, oa Der insen
a%nleoning par bpertsn til at tomme
frem eIler tilbase, os unoer bette be-
iuimeoe 6lere. ps at fable par bet
iamme lom at bliue nebtraabt. Oenne
Sinsenes Gilitano uareoe omtrent l
Sime. Wan bsrte pnteIise Stris at
benz, Der t~rampeoes libel, os M ifuIbe
oa grozGilipnsm9nbene bi9lpe paa
lllptten peb at borttase nogle RGtfer
meo SernsS tatit, iau Mansoen ~raiters
snb tiolisere funbe itrsmme bort 90 be
G~rappetrin, iom fsrer neb paa New
gorfsS iben. Men bet ipnes De lite
at baue beresnet, at bette par en- pberlt
ubelois llouei; Wansfoloise, Der MI
miiteoe, bpab be bauoe bait at ltstts
fig til, itprtebe neb fra Sroen os blsp
lissenbe / n pberit forilaaet Gilitanb
paa ben baarbe @rus> 8unb lanst
lapere enb 8rosn. timber benne fors
farbeIise Yanit fisrte bog gosne /
Sneiepis os 9unbrebuis ouer groen
os isste meb Stris os Srusler at
bolbe be bielpeIsie Wennsifsr ube af
6~isrebanen.
Sper ct Ouiin Menneifer miitebe
eiuet, f%oriaapibt bet itrar sfter tunbs
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
b 0.

Som tibIisere meboeIt bar man 10:
pet fig meset / be 8eitsns 9anoitrat:
ninger, iom i tibli9ere Gage 9it unOe,
9taun al Srtener, naar man blot I'll
bOret ubitiuise a~rteiiits grsnbs oerbsnne.
Ntan er o9iaa %be9pnbt meb bette Dir:
beioe, men oeSuGrre bar Der npIis ino:
truiiet ct llbelo uso gorin9en al en- iaa;
ban 9ronb peb 2ttron. Sonnet til en-
9pboe al 1850 Sob letter @oret, meG
ben 1000 Punb uGgtise SIus. Gpusoe
openOuer, zig fait, o9 til SrOos for aus
Nnltren9eIier bar bet uGret umuIi9t al
IortiRtte Nrbeioet. Oct Iebeocs al bt
6orenebe Staters 6ommisiGr for Din:
lag al u~rteliife 8rsnoe, o9 ban ltuur
i ben 6ormenins, at man b%uoriombeIll
/ Colorado fan ifoiie Sperfloo al Tano
ueo at bore grsnoe til en- 0pboe al
1000 SOB.