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PROBATE NOTICE.

! A CO0UNTS and vouchers have been filed il
! n the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians, to wit:
! Fourth and final account Of Samuel CIegl
Administrator Of the estate of Jacob Markle
deceased
Second and final account of Washington
Nelson Administrator of the estate of Susan
Griffith, deceased.
Fifth partial account of Neri Lindemood Ad
ministrator of the estate of Kinsey Davis, de-
ceased.
| First and final account of William Yost Jr.
Administrators of the estate of Ulrich Yost
deceased.
First partial account of Michael Boughner
Administrators of the estate of Christian
Baumgartner. deceased.
First and final account Of William Ruttel
Administrator. of the estate of Jonathan Rut.
ter. deceased.
First partial account of Patrick Dougherty
Guardian of Sarah R. & Robert P. & Halle
Dent minors, first and final as to Sarah r
Dent
First and final account of Cornelius Yoho
Guardian of Clark E. Decker, a minor.
First and final account of Mary E. Rich
ardson ,Skinner) Guardian of the minor heirs
of Theopholis Richardson. deceased.
First partial account of Lyman Mann
Guardian of Lewela and Emma r. Stentzel
minor Eeirs of John Stentzel. deceased.
Fourth and final account S. A. Wilcox Guar
dian of John G.. N. Willison. a minor
First and final account of Aaron Headley
Guardian CT Penina K. Mellot. minor.
First partial account of George Richner
Guardian of the minor heirs Of Susan Hen
thorn. deceased, final as TO Cora Bell.
ANY person interested may 6le written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
of, on or before the gath day Of March
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of
z. Z. WALTON,
fsb26.'S4w3. Probate Judge, NJ. C. o
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

Hon. HENRY B. PArxR has written q
letter. In II he declares be 10 not . can
didate for President. But be don't say
the STANDARD Oil Company is not candi.
date and by slippery wavs intend to push
him vigorously for the nonination.-
Mr.. PArsr and his workers. are ely and
shrevd; they don't want Standard oil
methods Investigated too closely hy the
people or Republican sensts. Their
game as made up is 8 master piece oi
workmanship, but the fsw 10 there and
no amount OF double dealing can re.
move II. The smell OF the oil 10 ovel
them all.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26
GENERAL WARMERS BILL
To Better Secure the Stability of
Paper Currency.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representative, OF the United States
OF America in Congress assembled, That
the uncovered PAPER currency OF the
United States, consisting Of national
hank notes and United States notes to-
gether, shall he limited TO seven bun
dred millions OF dollars, except as here.
matter provided.
SEC 2 That all paper currency in
excess of seven hundred millions of dol.
lars (except as hereinafter provided
shall he in the form of gold aud silver
certificates, to he issued as provided in
sec'inn three O the act OF February
t"enty-eighth, eighteen hundr, and sew.
enty -eight, and section twelve Of the &C,
approved July twelfth eighteen hundred
and eiehty-lwo
SEC 3 That when any national bank
shall surrender its circulation, or any
part thereof, and the same is not taken
up bv other national hanks, the Secre:
tary Of the Treasury shall cause to BIZ
issued, on the first dav Of each month
an amount in United States notes qual tc
the net reduction of hank circulation in ths
preceding month: Provided, thst nati n
al banks shall be er titled to circulation
equal 10 the par value of the honds de
posted as security Tor such circulation
SEC. 4. That the Secretary of tbs
Treasury IS authorized and reqnired by
this act to add every year, in the months
of March and September, to the volume
of uncovered paper currency, 10 be ia.
ken at seven hundred millions on JAM
usry first, eighteen hundred and eighty
tour, such sun, and no more, as sccord
ing to The best attainable data, shall keep
the proportion between the uncovered
currency and population as nesrly as
possible to the ratio that existed between
seven hundred millions of dollars and
the population of the United States on
January first, eighteen hundred and
tigbty-four; and such volume shall be
'he limit from year to year OF such un-
covered currency.
SEC. 5 That tina. part Of the uncover
ed currency consisting of United States
notes shall be re1eemable in. coin. at the
sub treasury in New York, on presenta-
ton in sums OF one hundred dollars and
over.
SEC 6. That all laws and parts ol
laws in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed.
January 20. 1884, the bill was read
twice, referred to the Committee on
Banking and Currency, and ordered to
be printed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

The Woods6eld sPIkrr OF DEnoCRACf
attempts 10 make list of the Ohio news.
papers which denounced the undemo-
cratic methods which we're used to make
Mr.. Payne Senator. The list 10 not
half long enough. Fifty-6ve Democratic
papers Of the State wholly repudisted
their methods and denounced them with
q bitterness born OF the belief 10 0 true
honest pure Jscksonian Democrscy,
Two Democratic papers-only two-ap.
proved ihem-and the remainder accept
ed 10 grief the reaulta Of the monopo.
lists manipulating: The Democratic
press Of Ohio ss whole 10 pure and IN.
pnrchaeable Cambridge JeGersonidn.
Brother XIRKPArRIcE. We know that
We did NOS have half Of the papers Ia
cur list thst opposed the Standard Oil
nethcds. but We expected yon and other
true Democrs,ic papers to copy II, add
to Il aBa pass II along. Do so yet and
let the people see the array.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

TIE Ohio State Josrnal and the
Guernsey Times think the msjoriiy in
this Congressional District can be over.
come. The Journal refers to ieud ex-
issing between the Democracy Of Non.
roe and Belmont. That feud 10 in your
mind, Mr.. Journal. a. you will discover
when the votes are counted next 0cto-
Der. Col. J. d. TAYLOR may % well
prepare to resume business in Cam
bridge. A Democrat viii 90 to Con.
gress from this district.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

THE people OF the Ohio VALLEY. from
Pittsburgh to Parkersburg. return thanks
for tie relief extended BY the Press aud
citizens Of Pittsburgh. The steamer
Iron City vas chartered and loaded bv
the humane newspaper men and citizens
Of that city. May they live long and
prosper.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition Win
IN be presented to the Comnissioaers Of
Monroe county. at their rext sessioa IN March,
A. D. 1854, praying for the sstahlishmsnt Of .
county road on the following line. TO Wit Be-
ginning at or near the month Of the race Of
Piney mill on the lands of John Braoy, IT. 4.
R. A, Sec. 3l,l in Adams township; thence on
the lands of said Bracy, touching the north
line of Kate Taylor's lot, and keeping back Of
HARRISON Howell, keeping on the north side Of
Sunfish Greek to the lands Of John Miller:
thence on the lands Of said Miller interesting
the Sunfsh Greek road at or near . buckeye
tree, beirg the terminus of said road.
| jsn29, o4to. PETITIONERS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

GENERAL RosKcsAss' bill to copyright
journalistic articles is looked upon - .
strike ct the country press. Il is . mo-
nopoIy scheme to force newspaper read
ers IN the country and small towns 10 de.
pend for their news upon the press ring
in the cities, to the exclusion OF the
home papers. The bill oughl to be de.
fented.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26
C.mbr;dg. yeasr,ouian.

The woodsield SPIRIT OF DEnooRAcI
IL forty years old, and ia - full OF the
spirit OF pure Democracy now, % 1t wss
on the day Of its FIRST issue. For twenty
elk yesrs Gen. HENRY &. WEST. its pres
ent editor, has been connected With the
paper.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

The infant born to the Chinese Minister
ia Washington during the Summer, be-
ing 9 Girl, has not been allowed to lesye
the house but once since ice birth. II
i carried into the yard adjoining the
legation, but gets no fresh cir 10 anv
other cay, Her little feet sre already
being bsDdsged 10 keep them small.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

GENERAL E. o. C. oRD is dead. The
writer served in bis corps at the taking
Of Petersburg and the surrender ol
LEE's army. he Was . gallant soldier
snd one that looked carefully to the
comfor. Of the men in his command.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

TEE States OF Alsbams. Georgia North
Carolina and South Carolins, we're
swept nv cyclones on the 20th inst.
Many lives we're los. and the destruction
Of property was great.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

Three OF the ranger companies have
been ordered into the Texas fence cut
ting districts. The officers express the
opinion that they will be able to put {
stop to the trouble, but think they viii
be compeled to kill some Of the more
desperate of the cutters.
General Gordon has placa,ded proc
Iamation at Khartonm recognizing e
Mahdi - Sultan Of Xordofar, remittins
half the taxes due for the current year
and promising not to interfere with tbs
slave trade. The latter. it is understood
10 q temporary expedieut.
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ATTACHMENT

W. 7. Williams, Plaintiff, Before Thomas
vs. Wilson, J. p, Of
Alonzo Williams. Dsfend't. franklin town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio: On the 9Th day
Of February, 1884, said Justice issued an or
der of attachment in the above action fol
the sum of Sl9S. Action set for final hear
ing March Is, 1884, at 10 O'Clock a, m
feb26, SAWS, W. T. WILLIAMS.
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'Daily, $ Stop on Signal, Do not sro

CoNNECTIoNs-Toledow with all lines enter
ing the city.
observation-disclosures L. E. s. W. R. R ;
CLYDE, l., B & W. R. r.; Bellevue, N. Y. G. d
st. L. 3. R.; Monroeville. B & o R r; We'll
liugton, C @ s. R R; Creston. Y; Il Q
R r; Orrville, @ A Il @ R R; and W q Q
R R; Massillon, P F W & G R R; and G, L s.
WRR; Valley junction. Valley R R; Canal
Dover. g. d P R r. and G L & w. R. R; New
Comerstown, P. G & St. L R R; Cambridge, B
&ORR; Point Pleasant, @. W &NYR r;
Marietta, q W q B RR.
N. D. WOODFORD, JAMES NJ. HALL.
Genl Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

SEcREfART LrScoLS 10 9 success 90 q
distributor Of supplies to the needy and
distressed. Red tapeism tinds no favor
with the Secretary.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

The SPIRIT OF DEnocsAcr always
faithful and true--closed the 40sh year
Of its publication last week. Nay II
ever prosper.-Akron Times
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

TIE people along the RIVER have been
provided With food and clothing and the
period OF eutfering has rassad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

Tar National Democratic Convention
viii assemble ct Chicago on Tuesday,
July 9Th.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26
Bellaire Tribune, 10th inst.
Well done, Eberle.

John NJ Eberle, known to our people
as the builder OF the Soldiers Monu-
ment, when he heard of the suffering
from the food, went to work in the
neighborhood OF Miltonsburg, Monroe
county, and raised large supply of pro-
visions and had them hauled fifteen miles
over a miserable road, In two wagons,
to Barnesville and shipped to Bellaire,
where they arrived this morning. We
always knew John had big, good heart
in his body, and now we know that be
has energy to cary into practical effect
its humane dictates against all Odds
We say, well done, Eberle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

TnAsx. to General W wAnsra for valu-
able public documents.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26

No 9 lv CDovsr s Is am ar Akron Swll 35am
Noll lvOak Dar As pm ar Norwalk 10 45pm
Nol3 lvWelrgtn 8 35 am ar Nassillonlo 50am
No15lv Toledo 10 35am ar Norwalk 50pm
Nol7lv Norwslk 6 20sm ar Valley Jo 6 25pm
NolSlv Valley 10 2 30am ar Marietta 6 espm
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 70, 1854.

"a union Of hearts, unioa Of hands,
A union of States none may sewer;
A union of lakes, union Of landA
AID tha FLAG OF oUR UNroS FoREvER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26
'Nth advertisements,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Elizabeth Hart, Deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Bxesutrix OF the will of Rliz-
abeth Hart, late Of Monroe county deceased
Dated this 2lst day Of February, A. D. 1884
feb26, ,'S4w3. MARTHA L. HART.
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e~Address sll letters:
aTHE SPIRIT o. DEMocKAcI,-
Woods6eld,
Monroe County,
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MARIETTA ACADEMY.

4. you wish 10 continue your stuoles alter
l. the close Of the Winter schools. come to
Marietta Academy,
the Preparatory Department Of Marietta Col
lege. Review classes in Arithmetic, Grammar.
History, Algebra, &C.. begin with the Spring
Term, April 10. Pupils wishing to prepare
fer college course can begin Latin, Greek or
German at that time.
Boarding in clubs or in private families
Unfurnishsd rooms in the dormitory at very
low rates. A small fee secures access TO q Ii
brary of $4,000 volumes.
For catalogue or particulars, address.
MARTIN II. ANDREWS,
feb12, 'S4t2. Box 29S Mariette. Ohio.
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No IL lv Walls inc lspm ar Welgn 10pm
No IA lv Norwalk I 40am ar foledo4 30pm
No Is " Val Jncn 8 50am ar Norwk 60pm
No IS lv Marietta S 30am ar Val Jct9 I0pm
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
CLEVELAND 4 MARIETTA R. RS,
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

Time Table--In Effect Nov. 1s, 's3
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Valuable Farm for Sale

1l1 ACRES OF LAND In Benton township,
10 Monroe County, Ohio; 100 acres clear
ed, balance good timber; we'll watered; good
house and necessary outbuildings; school
house on farm, and
Within One-FOurth Mile
of good Touring mill. For further particu.
lars, call ON d address,
SPRIGGS 4 BRIGGS,
isn1,'s4,i. Woodsdeld, Ohio.
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rl,opy Of oertiHcate.l

rt,opy Of Certifcate.l
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES
CoLunBUs, o, Feb. 7th, 1884.
To whoAI 1t Nay Concern:
This 10 to certify that We the under.
signed members OF Ssh General A..
sembly Of Chic were with Hon. James
n. Hamilton on the evening OF the SEN
atorial caucus and know that be voted
against secret Ballot and with the friends
of Hon. g. H. Pendleton on all the pre-
liminary questions arising in said eau
Gus, and that We saw him have Pen.
dleton ticket in his hand when he star
ted to vote and had he changed his tick
ct We would know 1t, for be had to pass
In front Of us and was all the time in
plain view. We are free 10 confess that
We used every honorable argument to
have him vote for out candidate, Hon.
Henry B. Payne. bat be persistently re-
fused to do so. We have no doubt but
that be voted for Hon G H. Pendleton
[SIesED. l-Iohn B. Staubach. Thorn
ss J. Cogans, J. B. Cummings, j. B
Thompson, John B. Menke and Daniel
Wolf,-meinbers OF the House
In answer to the questions as to what
Was said to Mr.. John B. Reed and to
any person Of Noble County, will say
they we're mere friendly talks about the
candidstes and il the whole conyersa'
tion was given, which would be too te-
dious to give here, nothing whatever
would be found showing me in favor oi
Payne.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-02-26
4 FEW QUESTIONS.


Why the necessity OF that indignation
meeting being called Tor Wednesday
night Jan 18th waen only announced or
Tuesday night Jan. 18th in the Spirit
only one days notice, 10 the people, even
before they could receive the paper =
Why were letters OF Invitations secretly
sent to few democrats of the county
and not to all9 Why did you pot give
ten days or two weeks notice 30 thaf oil
democrats would know OF It? Yur
might then have had two or three out o.
town, snd certainly more than 80 or 35
Why were those resolutions written ou
word for word two or three DAYS before
the indignation meeting, with the ex
ception of these four words---"and the
Columbus Times"f Did yoa expect nc
one to he present that could write res
olutioni Why did you not give me al
invitation by letter TO come to the meet
ingi Why have this meeting besor'
any person In Monroe County had xnJ
account Of the vote excepting what 70,
might see ct to tell themf Was thi'
justice to me and the Citizens of Mon
roe CopRty9 Why did you take th'
Bull bY tbe Horns and ask the people t.
commit themselves aud condem mi
without my presence or knowledge, ant
before the people know or could know
the fsctsi Why have this little secre
caucus of 30 or 35 men, on one or twt
dsy's notice7 Did you want justice il
this matter7 No. Did you want th,
people to know The factsl No. Woult
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10
&c to S~efjenoeIier.

Yaa iibite Menisbeosmshe beiluttebe
Oecorab Wenisbeb, at be to 8etjen.
beIisr, Tom be itribenbe BARTER ueptog
paa TrGitss 6onfsrsntien | Oecorab,
itulos tasss uuber SebanoIins / Me:
nigbeben. Chen, naar bette ifaI lie,
pil beitsmmss paa bet Mfenighe6s:
Nsbe, iom ifal afaoIOes BEN ste San
1885. Sor at man tunbe bape et
ristist llbbptte at bisie 6orbanbIinser,
blsp Set bsiluttet at uobreoe beg9e BE:
tjenbslisr i Meuisbeben, iaa aae funo'
bape anIehning til at iette Zig inb
Sassn. Oct blsu ubtaIt at 6lere, al
bet uilbe pare met CRAFTSMANSHIP q
bebunoIe paa Spnbass Gftermiobassne
oa bette piIbe sipe en- beore GnIebnine
for Dem, iom Dor paa 9anoei, til a
oueruare SsbanbIinsen berai. Wear
fan uiit forubiaite, at SebanbIinser
uil trGue mere erb ct Dt9be, fsrent
man fan opnaa roset Geiultat.
De TO Setjsn6elier ION faces Dos
Spsr 9arien. 0oeOrnb, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10
SmaaplIf.

llbe peo Stntiouen Noroues ffa( Der
opisrss fuIbitanbis Mass til BEN Sta
tiOus. Spsnins, iom CT opfsrt Der
Speu.
"Oet Norite SeIifab" bauoe en-
IiSen, men bpsgeIis set / 6reSags i
anlebnius at i'm 6saarise StiftelisS'
bag. Blot 6oreniugsHs WsbIemmer
meb 6amiIisr par tiIltebe.
- Oct ct taaset 9eir ON 0aser.
Snssn sr borte, % Graiten flau. oSoas,
Munbas. er ber bog after ct Slass
SI9befere.
Den npe Sernbaue inbretter NIt
paa beoite Waabe; inart ital Der inO,
giaroes rummeIi9e &reatursS inger hlsb
Sur, laa 6peset tan ifaa uuoer Gag
= 6orIsbsn Morgsn git Der ub fra
DEBORAH en- Sernbanes Calming meo
aues; bet tos benz atturat 25 2imer
at naa frem til Chicago.
- Darlington onesrten | Stsyers
6nu Snsoas aften uar iGrbeIes ueIs
Ipttst, os git for ct peI fplot 9us.
- @eiisllnion bar BAIT m She
brunb. Gn Del gpsninssr, Der nib
Isrtibist brustes iOm "8Ounb SOuie"
for Gbicaso, WiIw. & ct. YauI Sa'
mems eOfomotiuer, Iasoes fOrrlse Scns
bag / gife, tiuise blep ct Fotcmotiu
coelast. Gabet bsnueS So, 900.
- Gbeobor aoams (0scorabs Bill
Poster rsiits fra lin Rome fprleben oc
tOs meb fig ct eaer to at fine Son
for at reiie til fine SoroIore etitebi Sui:
nois. III Gbicaso glabe Ter nj, q
ban bar pGret Der / gpen. On tor
gsrbeu builte 9psue ban bar ilaaet
Chicago 6olt. San bar inbbilb.
benz at ban bar u9ret en- pelbaueno'
8isbmanb / Oonpiue Sd. at ban gil
tnb | Nr,neen msbens ban par Jung, o!
tom ub berfra meb nebbrubt SeIbreo
at bans &ope bebs for 4 Maaneoel
iibsn oip. Oct er nof iauot, at bar
bar pGrst SoIOat. 9an par meb
"Oscorob Sight 9uarb" en- Glib.
= 5r. $. @ngbretipn ct afreit ct
Gbicaso / 6orretrinser.
0lem life 8. o.. 8uIfsbsr9'
SuIesllOltiaing.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10
Bet nibiiiniTe yarti |
yiusIauo

bar eftsr nossn Chs Yambso M re-
tonitrueret fig. 6ftsr ct 2ars 6orlSb
er Der after uhfommet ct Drummer al
9labet "Narodnaja VOLTA" "Times"
msbbelsr en- Suerfst ousr 9nbboIset,
Der sr ~itrepet pa loritislise Siospunt:
ter, Iige fra 9lnuar Ill be iibfte 9ase.
,Suteyssiante ere nauuIig SpIgsuin9srns
ON Q~driagerne til be mango OpoagsIs
Ter os be taIrise 2t~rreitationer, Der
baue bragt 9aytist til gosyIi9 SURts
tsIis. SagsR er, at 8ssaieii, Oberit
Saoeitius Norbsr, Der biotil / Nimins
6eIiebto CT blsp.H ircmitiust iom ltus
big nibiIiitiif Spion, / girteIisbebsn
irotiI tort fer 8robst paa Sbaitsr
bar p1rst angiUer imoo Ri5iliitems.
0a ban bIeu fEnsiIet iom Ribiliit, bIsu
ban ansit, mootos liIbubet ON at
trGoe / SpoagsliespoIttists Sieneits os
biaIp ! man9tolcise liIieIOe bette pea
SpOr. "a ban iuiblertio - bel q
fta6is BET ribiIiitiite Organs 5rsmftils
ling. Der ligssr til @ruuo - lite be-
itebe 6orbtI nof ira fine Susrorbuebe,
os ba ban maOite ogIaa is!te Sams
uitti99ebsnaa, benvsuote ban iis after
til Ribtiitglue. gretutip,ommitssn be-
uaoosbe ban, paa 9stingsIis al, al ban
alorig meys ituloe tnge GeI / nogeus
iom5eIf pOIitiit geuSgeIle, % at ban
ituISs byGbe Sgositin. Ia bstt. Sioits
par fleet, Og Gesaisit par giort uitas
oelig, Iepeoe 9iibiliftpartiet op paaup,
Os bets Organ bsitriuer Stiuiussn ioul
"suniti9" GttbIittet. 5remosies giusr
Narodnaja VOLTA IN Rette SpIpsuins
ger ON ben tore 9tatte asrariits Be
p9ssIisr, bar i ben iiete aarstio baus
funbst Stso / lila Os / bet ipoIiss
dusIGTo, os ON bpiI,e BET bar pGrsl
PrssIsn ioybubt at tale.
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

6ra Sjgrriug ifrtoeS ben 7be ROpbr.
RGppe / Munos Winbe bar mo- tienbt
Ru9e til Bet riSe 6iiferi, iom be penbs
ipsielife Splter bar frembubt nu | en-
~flOrten Oa9es 9io, o9 itiOnt nj iepns
Zig baue BAIT en- euer to Oases
beftig Stormueir, boue Siifsrne BOG
lite label fig ~uiiiesre bsraf, men bape
9oIot fig TAFT unoer Qanb. Oct er
nuunIig &scipatter, tore os febe, Der
ere forefomne / iaa for Mansbe, at
(. gr. peb 2etten Yaabene ere bIepne
propfuloe o9 berueb iprenste unbsr
Slunberagningeu. 9unbrebe Sne,e pr.
8aabtrRt 3ar ualten bort til 8asens
Ortsn Der. Samtiois meo 6Ipnber-
f~iteriet CT Der c9faa ianset betpbelise
Barrier al RuQer, bells | Saabene, bells
paa "gattsr~. Siitesrportsrerne ia,
bait meset irapIt meb OF inbfiebe afsos
ipatter Os &naer os patfe os forienSs
benz ab Spitlanb til, men ben fore
Mtosie, Der er fonmen i9anb peb Qst.
fen, 9paitrup, 9irtsbaIs, Stasen 90
Galbaf, bar MI sjort benz f~orii9tige 90
ti~lbasebolone, laa meset mere iom Sis
FERRET osiaa er mesei betpbeIi9t ANDRE
Steoer os @ft~erretninserne fra bet tpite
6iifemartsbs to SOuebplaoier, 9ambnra
os berlin Ipbe oaslis bsiit usuuitiss !:
"opsrfpIbt, meSet lace Yriler."
Decorah-posten., 1884-12-10

ltlnffe. Yaa @aarben @immelonS,
6aue ueO Bergen bGnbte, ifsIse "Ser9.
SiS.", Sorsbog Bitten Ell iprseIig ulptfe.
5lere at @aarbens 6olf par iamlet
elias @immelanbs yabe, bpor man
bolot paa at tGrlfe nteo 0taifine. linz
Der Qrbeibe bermeo tom en- Gut til al
taite en- SuuSt 9alm mob SorboIie:
lompsn, iom bang liseouerior Maitinen.
Camper falot berueb neb, o9 / ct Die:
biit bapoe SIoen fattet / 9almen pas
9aauen. Yiltaarsmanb Ole Qarien,
Tom bnpoe pGret bebiGlpeIi9 meb a
LANCE til Maltinen, bleu omiluttet a
6Iommerue, iaa at bet troos be ibGr:
bi9ite 6orips, bporueo bans Son t be:
tpOeIis @rab fOrbrGnbte fig, lite Ipf:
fsoeS at faa bam rebbet. 10 arsatu
rsr, iom befanbt fig / 6iOiet unoer Ga
ben, bIsp rebbeoe, Ii9eIeoes rebbsbes e,
minbre Del at 5oberet. 9aoen, Be
uebbrGnote aloeles, par en- 9lbre Sg9
ming. 0et ~itsrite Cab Iisser i ben op
branote s~betpoeIise &OIins. 9uertel
gpsnins eaer IuIius par asiurerst.