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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
Central Pacific EN-
p.O yes,

The State Bureau OF Labor Statistics
reports that in California the Central
Pacific Railroad Company employs s, ,0s6
persons, comprising 436 clerks, with
salaries ranging from $50 TO 5000 psr
month; 222 agents paid from $50 to
1925; 22l conductors from SS5 to Sis;
Is pOrtsrs from $40 - $50; 4 mess n
gers from sos TO S35; 7iO station labor
crs from $50 to $50; 74O brake and flag
men from SG5 to $50; 3,452 laborers
from s35 TO 800; 1888 re. living not
more than S55; 60 bumpers from Sos to
SS5; lo5 patrolm,n from $40 to S55;
si5 mechanics from $50 to Ssi: 1i3 en-
ginc-wipers at $50; 30 clean rs at 800:
2S7 steamer hands from $50 TO $l75; 10
in shiPynrds from ss5to sl45; 3ss fire-
men from 500 to $50; 10 draugh,sm, n
from s75 to 900; 10 for, men from slO5
to $500; $40 mechanics from $50 TO $s5;
and 90 wntchmcn from S55 to SEQ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
cH7IsTM as BUTCH
's,lE " ERIES. ~'''.-'

Itis astonishing that time when men
Shoald be happy and at peace with each
other, above all other occasions, is often
th, period most prolific in crime and
cAusalty. The Christmas tragedies were,
3 seems 10 US, unusually numerous and
bloody. San Francisco, rs usual, did
not escape the infection. but add d an
other murder to her crimson record. In
Mississippi three whit .nen wers killed
by negroes reversing the usual X publis
can rieture Of southern outrages. AT
Cleveland. an inebriated boy was shot
down while attempting to force the DOOR
Of saloon. From Denver comes the
intelligence OF horror in the mountains
which adds an element Of romance to a
sernble tragedy. st.Louis had a fatal
family dispute in which two lives were
lost; while New Orleans, not 10 be out
done in the art Of progressive tragedy.
aacrihces gambler and breaks up game
Of draw poker. In Galveston. the mo
notonous story Of crime ID divrniied by
the Arrest Of a distant relative OF Gen .raI
Cant for burglary. In Sherman Texas.
however tbs Customary Southern out.
rage" crops out in the killing of color
ed man by a band OF desperadocs. Bu,
AZ Baily in the same s ate, a gang o
lynchers held regular Texas matinee
with shotguns and mI-shootcrs. killing
two mn and wounling half dozen
Othera Thge we're also four eases o.
suicide in diferen. parts Of. Now York
city. and many murders and other cases
Of biOodshed. Evidcntly. Christmas did
not pass away without it, customary ac-
Compartment OF sansuinary violence.
though 10 far We are able TO learn tcw,
j! any. deeds Of violence occurred within
che peaceful borders of the Sage Brush
State on that day which, above all 9th
ers. should be devoted TO deeds oi kind
ness and good will throughout the ciyili-
Ecd world. t
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
ABUSED LIBERTY.


We have reach Il period when every
day ths newspapers contain from one
hlh dozen sensational items in which
the principal figure is a young girl
lcSt rday 1t was seduction, to-day it is
mysterious disappearance, tomorrow
IL VIII be runaway and next day, a snit
Tor breach u! promise. Sometimes all of
these events AMI more ani worse are
found in one single issue OF paper.
Nearly always the account is prc!nccd
with, she WAS the daughter Of respec-
table parents, Isor, "Shc Las always
borne u good name IN the community"
People shake their ads so!smnly and
say, .'Whnt is the world coming ,of"
and then turn the paper over to see if
there Is not something worse on the
other sid g. ----...
Human Natu-e has no: greatly chang
ed in the last half centary, ami although
these sensational items seem much more
common than formerly, the evidence is
no; strong enough to prove that the
world Is grUwias more wicked every
year, and although such incidents are
becoming alarmingly frequent, the in
crease in population anil the increased
facilities for Obtaining and transmitting
news must ia some meas l-c account 10.
tle almost daily horrors which are
placed before the reading public. Tha;
these tragedies are on the increase there
Is scarcely a doubt, and the most rcusoE-
able explanation for th ir frequent oc-
curcucr is this: Girls OF the prcscn;
day are allowed the most unrcstraincd
.rc-d2m; th y - ont unprotected, into
the word, wL.sh. at best, il fun oi temr-
t:Ioa, AMI dan gers; they are innocent.
cInhlIng, sometimes foolish, and ALWAYS
without wisdom or exp ,ricnc. anI the
wonlc' Is, not that one occasionally COM
ln!,s an inli 1crrtion, but that 80 many
thousands renia pure, steaIfast, undo
hIcd ami above suspicion.
W., Americans, are somrShat fnna-
atical ou the subject OF freedom and
,nd pcndcnc-. We fought, blcd and
HE'D for them, Hnl We mean TO enjoy
,hcm to their fullest ext ut, even il We
are ultimately led to ruin. We condonc
-rsat evils such as Mprnonislti, Chinese
and pauPrr immigration. societies to aid
.orvIEu insurrcct!On and all sorts o.
:hlws5 injurious 10 the general wclfrs
because this Is free county" When
1t b comes positively nee ssary for Ia
Goysrnm. NJ to int. ricrc, it is done in
The most t!,nid AMI h stating manner,
LIST SON bJly's freed IN should b. tram
pI,d upon.
1t cannot be denied that this nation
has night to feel pride in its kind
AMI respectful treatment Of women bat
thcr, is limit beyond which young and
inexperienced girls shou!i not b. allow
ej 10 pass, aud uithough ia might, at
The time. thinX they were unnecessarily
irPriy, d Of liberties, rstra.ut j. better
hIn ruin. AMI IN after years they will
o!css the memory Of thos, who so kindly
hi Id Il them from the slarcs and temp
iations which constantly bcsct the foot
sips oi thou shiIcgs and innocent girls.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
Tho Axo at tho to ot.

In reference TO his bill for the sun.
prcssinn Of polygamy, introdno d in the
House Of X presentadves. Mr.. Cassi ly.
in long interview on the subject, pub.
hshed in the Washington Post, says: 81
consider /, the only radical and speedy
cure fsr the diSensc. Ny bill proyid q
for the bolition ofthe Territorial Leg.
islntun, ind thc vesting OF all power of
government la commission Of fifteen TO
he appointed by the. President and di-
vid,d between the two grcnt political
pnrti =. This, commission is to have
powersto, enforce laws and punish crimi.
nails, and viii bc responsible 20 Congress
for ia actions. 1t will In, in fact, he the
Government Of The ,TIritory. I find
Prccedsni for u appointment of such
commission. In 1903, Congress pass d
= bill creating q commission Of Glirtet n
members. who with Governor, consti.
tuted the Government Of Louisiana. The
District sof Golunbia has tho same form
Of government. II this bill pnss.s no
Other legislation will be necessary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
Soldiers of Fortune.

Six Unitod States army officers left
New York Saturday by rail, ostensibly
for San Francisco. but in reality for
China. ns IL was learned that they were
under commission from the Emperor Of
the Celestial Empire, to participate in
the prospective war between him aud the
French Rcpublic. II does not seem
probable that United States army, ofi.
GERS would be granted leave OF abs nee
by tn, Government 10 join the Chinese
in a war againsta friendly II public. and
II those soldiers OF fortune have left the
country for the purpose indicated. they
surely must have r,sign d their positions
in the United States army. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
COntlcHSed TeIe6ruD,S.

a procession Of Orangemen were at
tackled at lilrbor Grace. NewIounl Hand
on Christmas, and a fight cnsu d in
which two OranSemen and two Catholics
were killed. Eight persons were NOR
tally. and eighteen or twenty slightly
wounded. Great eIci;eInl Mt prevails
and fears are entCTtaine,, that the end is
not yet.
A terrible gas explosion occurred al a
French restaurant, in Buffalo. ThuralaY
mig Several persons were seriously
injured, and the dining-room har and
fixtures were demolished. Loss 81, 900.
John y Irwin, Governor OF Idaho has
return, d to the Treasury $3.50 paid him
as salary 10y the GovernmcIt lie saws
as ne has not b,cn able To attend to the
duties OF his Office Le cannot accrp, Tn
pay.
Thre are few IrSius in these deg-n-
crate days tEd.l ..... -.
ftr n. Morgan, aged ninaty-cight,
a vteran Of th9 war Of 1912. died re-
c ntly at Richmond, Va.
FIR d c. Barchard who stilTed in the
Sharon-lilll cas- on Tau-,ly VAS ar.
r-si-d 1t day, on complaint o! Al,hca,
charS d With purjury:
Mrs. Pickering. wife o;Loring Picker
ing, Of tn Gail, was bari d in San Fran
CISCO on Taussdsy. SAs did in
England.
4. Clark was hIngd at Dlzsman.
Montana, Thurslsy, tor Ia, murd r OF
Thomas Rodgers in June.
Som AK ty j. III ior III, steam T
c !t!r. which sailed from Nv York Tor
LiT,poOl, Dec, -, ami is overdue.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
MlSconstruad.

Christ, so called" is the irreyerent
manner in which the incorrigable heath
en- OF the ELKo ISDEPESpESr alludes to
the Savior of the world-Times Review.
Although our language in the article re-
fered TO above may be somewhat ambig-
Gus and liable to different constructions,
we meant it all right. The idea was
that the 25th Of December is the so call
ed birthday Of Christ; and we used the
expression for the reason that We claim
that Christ was bonn in Apnl, rs Brother
Dennis well knows.
1t Is highly improbable that those
shepherds who were watching their tiocks
on the plains OF Judea when the an
nouneemcnt was made that Christ, the
Savior Of the world, was born in Bethle-
hem, were out at night with their flocks
in December in country which lies be-
tween the 3ith and Both parallels of
north latitude. On the contrary il is
quite reasonable to believe that in April,
after the winter had passed. and vege-
iation was spring up 80 that sheep could
obtain ample sustenance at that time,
there would be no impropriety in look
ing for the shepherds with their focks
out at night upon the plains.
Many centuries ago when there were
but few christians in the world, there
WAS large class of heuthens who were
called sun worshipers, who made
practice o! holding two-wccks' eclcbra-
uon commencing about the 2Ist of Decem
Der, III honor o. tn return OF the sun 10
the north VIII r, by all nature is warmed
into lie, the days begin to grow longer
and the r,turn of spring is ardently
looked for. Ths festivities were Of
the most celebrate character and well
calculated to attract the attention OF
christian children. In order to counter
act the evil influcnc, Of those h .athen
Ger, er,monies, the christian p, ople deter
mined 10 institute n count r attraction
and hence the 18th OF December. which
cam. III the midst o! the festivities of the
sun worshipers, was selected as the birth
day Of Christ and tn ceremonies SO at
tractive 10 children we institut d. and
thus it came that Christmas falls upon
ths 2,tI day OF i. .c=mber.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

Do you know why Thomas looks so
cheerful nnl gives such lors, slirca Of
steak for two.bita today SEQ under
tn b Rd Of Born" in this issu,. Tho
1SDEPESpSsr force acknow sdgcs the
r,c ipt Of liquids and cigars in honor OF
the occasion. which are duly appreciated
with the beet wishes for the health md
prosperity OF the yonng lady who has
arrived just in tim, 70 wituess tho in.
coming Of tho Now Year
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
GILLNhNLCpS.

Divers TuscirorA pgrt.ca are terribly
I exercised over the fact that Sheriff Ia
bcr exercised some common humanity in
the disposition OF n prisoner, Mrs. Smith.
who was sentenced TO til, County Jail
for $50 dnys. II seems TO us that ii
would he simply blrbagous to coufinc n
woman among a lot OF roughs, with no
facilities for separate nprtmcnts unless
she constantly occupy a cell, where she
would be subject TO the rudcuossoftho5c
who could not BE- expected to haye much
respect for woman when they have
non, for themselves. Suppose the ca SO
were rcycrs d. and some OF those who
arc Clnmoring for the strict letter Of the
law should be unfortunate enough TO
have wiin. sister or mother convicted
Of crime and sentenced to imprisonment,
would they, like Shylock, stiIl demand
the pound Of fesh2 We rather think
not aud We venture the assertion that
they would not hesitate 10 cxpr SIS their
gnrt.tudc T. the Sheriff for his kindncrs
IN adopting the course which he has in
this instance.
The fault is not in the Sheriff but in
the construction Of the Jail. where tn re
are no adequate means for the decent
confinement Of female prisoners W 10. ns
in this case, are entitled to some little
humanity, nltough they may have violat.
ID th" law, and we think Sheriff Tnber
entirely juetihable in his action in
the ptcmitcs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
Carson idiot.

There IL a man In Carson, who. at
ihe outbreak Of The rebellion, took nu
oath that he would ither cut nor dress
his hair or bcstd. or wash his hands
or face, until Jen Davis succeeded in
scvcring The Uniopa NJ has remain L
true TO his obligation. md the Tribune
says his appearance on the street ia
hid ous enough % mako ones blood
enrdlc. H. is q, filthy human mons r,
who. with his horribly blood.shot,
blesred eyfgr his upwsSbed face and
hands. unkempt hair and beard, com.
bined with an'Appareh,iy natural diain.
hlinstion to cleanliness. should be kept
rsno.s from his icllov.beings. Silver
State. z.fi.rs-- t..f
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

A Galveston News San An.orin special
says, Henry lianc, a wcll.to-do Ger.
man. in drinking carouse Sunday
night, attempted to brain his wife. With
an axe he cut two fearful gashcs in her
face and arm. After making up and oh.
tanning from her promise never TO
speak OF tn affair he W IL, into the kitch-
en- anl blew his own brains out with
ris oi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

The Ohio Liquor Dealers Convention
held Mt Cn'npbus, on Friday adopted rs
tho sense OF that body that ms the pco.
pie Of Ohio vot,d against prohibition at
the Inst election and A. the State law was
in th 1ir view, contrary TO the wish o,thc
people ns expressed by that vote, they
call on tho Legislature to sboliih The
Scott law"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

Th, phparir'''1tly hula S,ry OF
3J'ycnr-o'd griul 'ath IT. That's moth
ing remarkably. this writer was n grand.
father before he was forty wars old. and
now has four grandchildr IN. though lcss
than G'ty years Of ag', aud may bo a
~ atgnndfnthcr before he is three
score. ....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06

osneial Mackenzie has been taken 10
Che Dloominsdalc Insane Asylum. near
New York, for treatment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-06
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Six months ago was completely covered With
terrible hamor and scrofulous sores. Tho
humor caused an iaeessant and intolerablo
itching. and tho skin cracked no rs to causo
the blood to dow In many places whenever
] moved My suife.ings were great, and NV
life burden. i commenced the use OF the
SARsAPARILLA In April last and have used
II regularly since that time. My condition
began 70 improve at once. The sores hayo
all healed, and feel perfectly well In every
Vespect-be!Dg now able TO do n good days
work. although - years OF age. Many inquire
what has wrought such n cure In my ease, and
i tell them, As have hero tried to tell YOU.
AYERS SARsAPARiLLA: Glover, Vt. OCT.
2l, 1Ss2- Yours gratefully. -
HIRAM PHILLIrs."
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and all Scrofulous Complaints, Erysip-
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Sores. Boils, Tumors. and Eruptions OF
the Skin. 1t clears the blood Of all fmpu-
rttios, aids digestion, stimulates the action Of
the bowels, aAd thus restores Vitality and
strengthens the whole system.
PREPARED BY
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Sold By all Druggists; 81, siI bottle. for sG.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14

SolSe 5obber er en- 9Iase, Manse Iibsr of, 90 bermes
'esef en- bout %ubebaselis 6Ornemmelie, life minbf, buis
man ON aftenen ifal saa tiIienss meb Dem en- lauoan
Sulano; tbt oa boloer bet baarot at TONNE til at iope,
5 Nssslsn er bet iaaOaane 9srioner, lom bar msest fill
lelloosnoe arbeiOs, Der lioer at benne glase, men en- beIbio
S'n9 CT bet bog, at man iaa let og iimpelt tan raube
Soo oerpaa. Sueniferne bar siort fig meset fortieut af
@pmnaliten, os ben Scpeseie, man bar at foretaae, for
al taa toloe Sober uarme, er en- af ~8feslerne Bet iuenlte
Spltem, utan reiIer fig, 10 IansIommere, 10 bebre, puu
SGerne o9 bliper itaaenOe paa benz iaa lense, man er iltanb
til, o9 lua Ianter ~Ian9iomt 6obblaoene tilbaae til ben al,
~nrlnOelt9e Stlling, be inOtuser, naar man itaar Oprsiit.
9lsnto9es bette no9le G'anse, inbtrGoer Der ct Iiuiat 9loos
OmIsb paa 9runo uf Gaernes anitrenselIe for at bare
se8entsf, oS mart sr 6soSerne ~beba9eIi9t uarne, ia Ianst
Oe9a9elt9ere emo, ON man baube barnet Dem en- Iang Glib
po SlDen. O8iaa naar man tisrer itert Ruloe, oa frp.
Ter pda 6pbberne, tan man biGIpe abifilist berpaa ub en-
e9en Sla9s Seu9SeIie forueen ouennapnte, Der 10 trGper,
at 6sltene maa ~itanbies. Ufan be6sper blot IieeiOm at
'oreie 6oobIabet en- @irtel meb nosenIunbe QnltrengeIfe al
Otuiflerne, meoens 0eIen itaar paa iamme 9Iet, Ga man
pI mart fsle en- ~6oranorins til bet Sebre. Den, Der ib,
Der meo 6soberne alosleS itiue unoer en- IGneere Cur
SuIben, tan lite uente gnbet ene at f,yie paa benz. nm
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14
silbcresnins at abubarbs sller pie plant.ssin

8eb Chen al ben nan9folot9e anpenbelie, iom 3fbus
b~arbitiItene bar t Sjettenet, tan Der al famine lanes en-
msgst bsba9eIis Bin. StiItene flores sanife tpnoe Sti:
per, og til pel 5 guub beraf, iGttes 4 Quarts rent Jteans
punb bet belle bellies en- ueI ren9iort Saa eler Bale.
0tasieR bliuer itaaenos bei so Oage, os omreres /
Oenns Glib s~runbigt 3 @anse ON 0a9en. Sarret snsr BAL
ien o~peroGttes meb en- Dug.
Sitter ben un9ture Glib files geOiten 8iennem Ell srODt
Gsi, % til buer 4 Quarts 8G6ifs iGttes 2 Yuno Gutter
iumt Saften af 2 GitrOuer Os tiaise Staaen at en- Gitron.
Gil Starring at ben grumie6e Saft betiener man zig al al
minoelig SusbIas, buOrof 4 @rum ct tiIitrGtteIigt til Rlas
ring af A Quarts. 6or giGrtnsen fpIbes Saften paa en-
aaege, iom eftsr 2-3 Tigers 6OrIsb, euer, noar giGrinsen
antuses at uere enbt, i~punbies meset Ombpssslist. SiOen
Tapes ginen paa SLATER, Os ct mart farbi9 til at bruses.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14
Welfe Sober.

0stte er en- furIis SpsOOm bos MeItesaiGer os enber
ofte neb 0sben. aariasen ipuss nGrmsit at itriue fig
ira, at be fobres for itGrtt Iise inc paa Den 3ib, be 1al
talue, O9 iiGr ON be ba fuar Me[ af ct eQer unoet SIass
tbi bette ~btorG9er til, at 0prets nornaIe 2sgemss garme
tiger til en- unaturIi9 Grab. Oct er insen Gpipt ON, at
S%p9ooulmen 10 tan inetrGbe o9iau unOsr andre SmItanOis.
beoer, men @rfarins ~gObt9iOr, at at 10 GiliGIoe bar be 9
Tin NOo Spers6ooring. I6ar @n ri9ti8 sOoe Og uatre
&lSer, pa er Oct Iaa naturlt9t, at ban teller benz paa be6ft
n'uIt9e utaaoe, men for meget er for ne9et, Og berfor er
bet Ianst iitrere at latte MeItes6iser paa imal Roit nogle
Tiger for RaIuningen. Sin benz tun en- notIaa Dob Sor,
Ipnin9 al So, euer, ON bet er @rGs paa Wiarten, LAB benz
gaa Ell ~aIminoeIig ouunes@uns, men MeI saer anbet
6rafts6Ober bpr be life faa. 0erimoo oil Ell Del Rob:
5ru9t sisre 9Obt ON 9iuteren. *#
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14
Sebanoiins al corn stalks.

gn 6arner Itaine uotoIsr fig ON 5obring al Dtai8s
Stilten ~iaaIeoes: 2unomGnb letter iOm Jtegsl tor gris puu
at baue so9Ie Statter meo gOoe, grsntorreoe Maiss StiIter,
men Ser Hayes Ouer, at Sreatursrne life iptlsr benz belt
Op, men Iepner nGiten mere, eno be ipiisr, o9 iaa 9oar Og
traatter benz neo. Seq bar 8intsr uaret iaa beIbis at uo:
Inbe en- Ufaaoe, paa buhten ieg unb9aar bette. Seq Iaoer
0prene pare uosn Salt fere Du9e, heller life iaar b
corn-husks; oerpaa bar jeg nO9et S0It en- tor 8anbs
Sproite, bGIoer togenbe Sono berpaa, ia SaItet ~OpIsies,
Og ipreiter MI bette Ouer Weais:S %tiItene, iOm siues Si0erne
enten Srpbben inOe 6iOist, eaer, nuor Bet e Sus puu
Utarten % pattcrt 8eir, noe irt guft. 0stte NtaaIti6, uaar
bet giues inbe, er bet itOite, ig siuer benz ON aitenen,
~iitebstfOr at 9iere, iom ie9 tioIisere 8iOrOe, nemIig Iube
Utais= StiIte pare Bet iorite on NtOr9ener. Seq er oper:
bsuiit ON, at ieg, ON ieg ttbIigsre buuoe bru9t benne 6lsnt:
son9SsIRaabe, uHoe baue iparet en- bel Rgn9Oe Sober, iom
bleu usotraabt.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14
Smaa= Wptitier.

gn narenbe 0rit for Spse tan man ifaie fig ueb al
itese (toast) tpnbe grcosStiuer at 3tuss slsr Waaiss Iael, iao
be bIiuer aIoeleS TORE. 0erpaa lG99es be en- Weus9t
eller ct anbet Sisrrel, O~usrbelbes meb fo9enbe ganb oq
bIiuer iaa itaaenbe Iaalebes en- balu Simes Glib. Oennt
glanbins fan tiliGttes meb ct St5tte IS, ON man snite,
at faa ben ristia tolo, eQer ben fan briftes parrn, % ben
nil iamtlbist LUTTE Gsrit.
gn @artner / gfep gort adler paa l aere Cant
for 2loO Dollars garb 9sbbers9ao6 (horseradish) bar
mailer ben paa ct 0tiue Serum fplber ben pa @lassRrutte,
oo iQIaer ben for omtr. 81 gents pr. quub.
= Gn aasie 10 10 x 1o4 CONNER flor taser netpg
en- baIu guibel. Den tan lanes bilist Os sisr sob gtptt,
paa Ell 6arrn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14
pDt af Duert.

MlajeitGtsfOr6rpOelic. 5 ben romers
tie Rsiisr GbeooOitus's 2OUbog beosr
BET: MujeltatsforbrpOeIie er ben 6ors
brpbeIfe, iOm besaass mob bet rOmers
ite Soft eler bets Sitterbeb. - Sm
no9en unoeritaar fig at iuerte min Hes
9isring og subog uanGr nit Raun, pil
jss bog, at ban life mer ital ~itraifss
eiter Qouene oerfor. 6ar ban 9iort bet
al ubefnbi9beo, uiI jeS fsra9te bet, CT
BET / 8anuio, bon bar toIt ilbe ON mig,
bor ieg baue WtsOIiOenbeb, o9 CT bet
fleet at SmOifOb, piI jes tiIsiue bet.
20 Solbater fob paa 8agt ubenfor
ben matebOniite Song antisOnus's 8slt.
De par misforneieOe og taleoe ilbe ON
ROugen. Genne borte bet Og iusoe:
"8aa Iangere bort, Bonn, nuar ) utl
tale iIoe ON eoers &onge; ban tunOe
oilers bare bet; Der er 10 life mere snO
ct tDnbt 6orbGng meuem BAN og eoer.
% Rammsriuntere, b'Qubisni % be
Ia Jorce, ion engan9 / iamme gereIis
iOm Oere5 6Onse 9snrit " al 6rant.
rige. 0'Aubigni trOeos aongeu ion og
tuIeoe frit meo be la 5Orce. 6Ongsu
bsrte imioIsrtib ben belle SamtaIs. 0a
ben pat tiIenbe, iagoe ban til be Ia
6orcs: "Souer bu? Gr bet ret 9jort
Of big, at bu tier, naor bu bsrer, at
O'Aubisui taller ON bin Dsrrs, iom ON
ban par BEN nabrisite Rerion / 8sroen2@
Geune Sem par ben ensits, aorgeu
tO9 Ousr BAN; ban LOS fig uIOrig isnsrs
marie mso nossn %6ortrpbeIie.
Decorah-posten., 1884-05-14
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5r. Reoattgr!
Seq bar lGit / 2ere5 8IaO ON "Ho8I,
7oes9a8s NtrnO, JONI Iig8e / 2uale on
2~eroaseu" % iorItnrre be anore peO a
arbeioe paa Sgnoaseu. Seq bill BERTH iiss
at Oisie 7Oe-9 Gag RRno life Ii88er | 3pale
men beltsbploer Serreus Sabbat9, beE
7oe Sag eler 2grOa9eu, oeH eHeite Sag
iom 0erren bar uelii8nst % be0i8et o.
beiaIet ReHHeitet at b~sli8boloe.
E%touomiite EmIt9HOigbeoer iaaoCIioa
5errsns 8efatin9 ON at arbetoe ier 9a9e
gigr BET upopeHOigt for Dem at arbeiot
paa SgnOaseu, efteriom CUB aIori8 bar
iorbuot Ro8eu at arbeioe paa ben, % ser
rens Orb, % Oct alene, itaI ogHtme os paO
ben poerite Dag.
gi beoer berfor oisie "auOre" at uuos
ifploe os, ON ri ioritprre benz % enite,
at ogiaa De Uiloc aolpoe Cubs Buo mere
eno Menaeitenes QuOrouiuger % loren,
iis meO os / at beai9boloe Qerreus Sab.
bath. o
Smiolertio bile ri life tIa9e, fOrot b
furitprre b 0 Sabbatbsfreo. &i bile oper.
laoe al 3om til Den bsie CONNER, ion
Ital opmme aae eiter oeres 0ierninger.
y. u. Sbua.