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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09
GENERAL LOGAN.
His Reception at WilmingtOn-Brief Speech |
in support of Protection.

His Reception at WilmingtOn-Brief Speech
in Support of Protection.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. S.-The train bear
ing General Logan from Washington to Phla-
delphia arrived here at l1:50 General Logan
was accompanied by General Beaver and dele
cation of the Young Republican Club of Phila-
delphia The party were received with cheers
as they disemharked at the station, and were es-
corted to the opera house by the city Republican
organization. At 12:40 P. NJ General Logan
entered the opera-house arm in arm with Mayor
Wales, There was a large crowd inside and out,
and the distinguished party were greeted with
loud cheers and waving of hats and handker-
chiefs. Anthony Higgins introduced General
Logan to the people.
General Logan expressed his thanks at the
hearty welcome given him, and paid a pleasing
tribute to the manufacturing industries He
spoke of the great increase in the industries of
the country, and the great development of its
resources under Republican rule. ''Under the
system of protection, he said, ''you have ac-
cumulated wealth. and arrived at the hight of
prosperity you see all around you" He then
briefly discussed the subject of free trade and
protection, claiming that tariff for revenue
only is free trade doctrine. Free trade" he
said, inspired your senators and representatives
on the match question"
General Logan closed his speech amid cheers.
General Beaver also spoke briefly. At the close
of the meeting clubs escorted the party to the
station and they left for Chester.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.

His Record on Land Grants While a Mem-
Der of the United States Senate.
To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Jou rnaI:
In reply to your question Did Mr.. Hendricks
while in the Senate, vote for any land grants
either to private corporations, or to railroads,
and if so, how manyl' beg to say that during
the session of 1863 and 1864 namely, on the 9th
day OF June, 1864 the Northern Pacific railroad
land grant bill passed the Senate. This bill gayo
to that corporation 46 900 600 acres of land, be-
ing the largest of all the grants made. It granted
four times as much land per mile to tho road
west of the boundary line Of Minnesota as Con-
gress had ever granted to the aid of any railroad
amounting to about ., 600 acres to the mile
While the hill was before the body Mr. Hen
bricks spoke of the road as one Of national I'M
portauee, and protested asaulst It's being embal-
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Logan at Chester, Pa.

CHESTER, Pa, Oct. 6.-The train bearing Gen
eral Logan and party arrived about 2:30 P NJ
The party were met by committee consisting
of E. P Dennis, John Roach S. A. Crozier and
VIM. Ward, of Chester. Nearly all of the in
dustrial establishments were closed, and thou
sands of people were on the streets-men,
women, and children lining the sidewalks All
the campaign clubs turned out in uniforms, and
were arranged in two lines along the streets
through which the party passed. Decorations
were everywhere, and as the General passed
through the streets, drawn in barouche by four
white horses, he acknowledged the
continuous cheering by frequently re-
moving his hat. The clubs fell into line
behind General Logan's carriage and the pro
cession moved to the grounds of the Chester Re-
publican League The decorations at that place
were very fine, and an audience of from 5000 to
1000 people gathered to near General Logan,
Ex-Congressman Ward introduced General Lo-
gan, who spoke on the tariff and the financial
policy Of the government. He acknowledged
that the hearty and. enthusiastic reception ac-
corded him by the f9ople was beyond bis expecta-
ton, and showed clearly the drift public senti-
ment in this community. At the conclusion of
his address General Logan was driven to the
station and left for Philadelphia amid enthusi-
astic cheering
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
THURsDAY.-LocdI rains, fol-
looced By clearing weGther.

Our assortment of Childrens Short Pants Suits
flor ages to 12), in weights suited to the require
ments of our Fall Winter climate, simply exhausts
the possibilities of the subject All the correct shapes
ere shown here in all the appropriate fabrics and in
an immense variety of patterns We have these
suits in numerous patterns of the renowned Globe
Cassimeres-a fabric ranking with the best cassmeres
produced anywhere and, for this reason, not often
met with in stocks of ready-made clothing. CBy the
way the Globe Cassimeres abundantly represented
IN all our Clothing Departmental. In our careful
Of manufacturing these garments every de-
tail of construction receives close attention, insurng
corresponding excellence and servcesbleness of pro-
duct. As for our prices most readers ore aware of
the combination of advantages that enable US, at all
times to undersell any competition in this Depart
ment, as well as all other Departments of the
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Her Case Didn't Materialize.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. S.-The trial of the
suit Of Mary Rose Beulehr against the Catholic
order of the Sisters of st. Francis, to recover
damages for alleged breach of contract, has
commenced, Plaintiff was formerly mem
ber of the sisterhood. She claims that
upon entering the order she surrendered to
il her personal estate of which she was possessed
1t being stipulated the order would keep and
protect her during her lifetime, in sickness as
well as in health, and at her death would bury
her decently" She was expelled for some irree-
ularity. This afternoon the plaintiffs case
closed, and motion for non-suit was granted
and the jury discharged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09

PHILADELPHIA, Oct S-Long before the ar
rival of General Logan at the Academy of Music,
this evening, the auditorium and galleries We're
thronged by thousands of people, and upon the
beginning of the exercises standing room was
not obtanable Mrs. Logan and several lady
friends occupied box adjoining the stage and
before her husbands arrival was presented sew
eral bouquets, one by Mayor Smith. The re-
manning boxes and auditorium were filed with
ladies.
The distinguished guest of the evening was
greeted with tumultuous applause General
Logan spoke for nearly an hour upon
what he characterized as the paramount
issue in the contest, which was whether the Re
publican or American idea-that of pro-
lection to all our industries that compete with
foreign industries or whether the English or
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One of Fisher.s Malicious Inventions.

CANTON, O.. Oct. 8.-Mr. Blaine said, to-day,
in answer to an inquiring newspaper reporter,
that the assertion of Warren Fisher that he
(Blainel had offered sum of money for the
Mulligan letters was utterly untrue. 1t was
mere malicious invention. Mr. Blaine added
that there never was time when he would have
paid single penny for the letters, though he
always maintained that it was gross invasion
of his private rights that the letters should be
hawked about and be published.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09

New YORK, Oct s.--A regular meeting of the
directors of the Postal Telegraph and Gable
Company was held yesterday. Henry Cum
Minis rendered his resignation as director, and
General Manager F. NJ. GilIet was elected di-
rector in Mr. Cumminss place. Henry Rosener
was elected second vice president and general
manager George 5. Coe, first vice president,
made statement TO the board setting forth the
present favorable condition of the company
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09

NFw BEDFORD, Mass, Oct. 8-The Demo
Gratis of the First district have nominated Wes-
ton Howland for Congress.
New HAVEN, Conn, Oct. s-The Democratic
congressional convention of the Second district
renominated Charles l.. Mitchell by acclama-
ton.
BATAVIA, N. Y, Oct. S-The Republican con
gressional convention of the Thirty first district
reconvened to day. The deadlock is still un-
broken, the 36lst ballot giving Watson 81,
Wadsworth, l6; Sawyer 16
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09
Republican Harmony in Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Sat a meeting of the
straight-Out Republican State committee, Gen
w. G. Wickham, j. 7. Dezendorf and A. b.
Cock resigned. A resolution was adopted with
drawing the entire electoral ticket and request
ing the remainder of the electors to resign. OF
seventeen memhers of the committee there was
only one dissenting voice.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09
POLITICAL NOTES.
The President of the New York State Work
ingmen's Assembly Declines an ONCE.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 9,--Walter N. Thayer,
president of the State Workingmen's Assembly,
has declined the position of chief clerk in the
Bureau of Labor Statistics, made vacant by the
removal of Healy. He says while l recog-
nize IN the selection of myself desire on your
part to have organized labor in the State repre-
sented in your department l feel it to be my
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09

duty to decline to be that representative. While
holding my present position in the ranks of
labor l shall decline any Office of public char
tion it might be construed that had used the
office entrusted to me by the workingmen of the
State to advance personal interests
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09
The reuement-H House Cigar Act Killed.

New York. Oct 8-The general term Of tho
Supreme Court handed down unanimous opin-
ion to-day deciding as unconstitutional the bill
passed by the Legislature. forbidding the manu-
faeture of cigars in tenements-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-09

GARDNER Depot, Mass. Oct S--Rev T. r.
Sleeper, trial in the District Court for felon-
ious assault upon Mrs. Ellen 5, Holt was dig
charged this morning.
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John Quincy Adams Declines.

Quincy. Mass Oct. s,--,John Quincy Adams
has declined the nomination of the Democrats
for Congress
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

er Sober. Haar man bet9ntsr, at bel
life CT Iensere END fiben 1850, at So:
berue iGpitIanb fit inbtase en- FIJI StiI:
ling, fan man lite anbst enb bsiIie
forbeules ousr bet neunte 6orboIS. llber
al Gpipl 6~epiisr bette Ssoernes notur.
Iise Suerleseubeb os OrsroroentIise Ses
s~uueIfe. Sorfatteren ier fun ct Gage.
miboel mob bet ouerbaunbto9enbe 6ienbs
fab meuem Soberne Os purise 6pIt,
nemIis: enteH SoberueS Smpenbelie I'll
6riiter6ommeu euer be Griitnes Smz
uenbelIe til Ssoeoommen men oa bet iite
er ul0sLes utenteIi9t, maa bet forfte uGre
bet prattiife Wibbsl mob Sasernes nuuG.
renbe forferbeIi9e EiIitanb. Yaa @runO
beruf f%oreiIaur 6orfatteren en- uiotitrtet
Ssoemisiion og uiier, at bet arbeioe,
iom er bIeuet ubfsrt blanbt Seoerne,
/ bet 9ele taset bar p9ret fuu9tbrius
brtu9enbs, ON END naturliguis ful9t at
mango ~nebiluuenbe grfuriuger. Siber
BsgynbeIien of bette aarbunbrebe bar
loo, 900 Sober antaset 6riitenbommsu,
omsn6tjont Observation-Disclosures ttIs
iamuen life bar baut mere enb oms
firing 27O arbei6ere, buoruf bet baIus
AntoI er Sober. 6or RGruersube an
tn9er man, at omtrent 1000 Sober uars
Zig saar ousr til Sriiten6ommsn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
&Dbcs9Suntnter S23.

% Cub bleu taset. @n itor Sel
SsIupense o9 9enseie6Ier bapbe Gp.
uene itroet omtrin9 t Stuen. Com
6el9e af, at be tire n9unte Ogre "a,
luttet poa iRbuanIis Ma0be, blep Sp:
ueriet ferft opba9et Rl. 8 ON Morge.
men. Oct er bOiit mGrteIist, at be,
ouer bet 2OtaIe, buor Spusriet bIep u6.
cuet, finbes en- bebost 9eiIigbe6, Os at
Der ingen at 8eboerne berte ben minbite
~mistRnfelige Stoi, buiItet aItiaa tpber
paa, at Gpueriet er u6ouet me6 itot
90. De ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OmitGu.
oigbeber tpoer paa, at ~Synbbru6et er be-
saaet of 8erioner, iOm par mole tien6t
meb Qofnliteterte, men 8oIitiet merer,
at Spuertet er ~forcUet at en- Sanbe al
6orbrpbere. Der sr / ben iioite Gil
arreiteret fere 8eriOner, ION au6enbart
bsrer til en- International T~orbrpoer:
8anbe. 8 ct gereIie, iom ito6te OF
til bet 2otale, buor Gpuerier bIeu Be;
saaet, fob Der en- Rasie, ION tnbebOIot
en- betp6eIis Gum / 8aptrpsn9e, men
iom life Ellen rprt at Gpusne. 8oit:
0irettioneu bar ublopet en- gsleEning
at 5000 6rOner til ben, Jon opbager
Gyuene.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
StjaaIet 10000 &roncr.

st fort 8oitsGpuert paa 100, OOO
Rr. | Miin9en CT ubsuet meb en- erem.
pellos Oriitisbeb. 6or at tomme int
i SontOret, iOm Iisger | FORTE Stage,
os | builtet Rasien fob, MATTE Gpuene
isieunem tire pei iiQuttebe Oers, iom
ale er aabncbe meb faIite Np9Ier o9 at.
ter lnttet me9et ombp9seIist. De rig
t,se RssIer til bisie 0Ore par, Tom
iGbuauIis, / 5oruarins Dos en- af gOit.
@mbebsmenbene. Sernitabet, iom par
Iuttet meb en- 9aas msb ipu &isIer os
meb to fore 9enseIaaie, bIeu funbet
opbrubt iaa peI iom be to minbre 6ass
fer, Der fob | bet fore Stab. Yaa
bet Steb, buor 9puerist par besaast,
fanbt man en- 2yste, en- Sef os nosei
gGrttsi. 8inouerne bapbe Gpusne til:
battet meb forte Eertlaber, iom Iisele.
bss fanbtes ! eofaIet, tun YsnseisbIs,
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
@iSceuiin.

gn 9lbonuent %ftriuer, at Weanitopo'
@ountp / 2ar faar ct 6rOnsaar. 9ue'
ben siuer liss Op til 80 9uibeIs pr,
glcre, men 9riieu er beroppe life be'
MI for Chen, rs Gents pr. Bnibsl.
Girsbag often omtrent 81. 7 ub'
brsb Der SIblss / en- Iiben Sasbpsnine
til Safe & Greep's apotbet / eau
Claire. Den brustes ipm SpIassitsf
for Srubt, Gasoline Os andre Sprens'
ftoffe. Rebens Scr. Graep oS en- ao:
uotat Suliuan fOris9te at ltan9e 81
ben berinbe ueb at lutte Dsrene, ION
forte ub, inbtraf Der en- @rpIOiiOn, ION
braste gasssne til at itprte iar1m'en'
Suaipan, Der netop famine Dag bapo'
faaet jim iuribiite 9ramen, bIeu Orebt
paa Stebet, os Gracp bIep puteltg
IsmIeitet. Gre andre Menb bleu ting
forbranbt. SIben bIeu mart ette'
f~luttet.
Sch Green Sap fan9es Der nj
glaI paa Al gunb; for en- 3 euer 4
9lar fanbtes life ben Slass 6iit berOppe'
De amtasss at pore tumne fra Ufts'tS'
fippisSloben / i'm Glib, ba OGmntn9er
for @iscunfn 5lobsn brait, iaa bennes
gSaub firsmmebe ouer | Sor &iper.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
5ornaoosSas

SITTER upts at bare auitiust iGritiIte
unOsrig9eIier / 2LnEebnins al be f~orfisIs
lige GornaoOer / 2lareue 1852 og 1883
bar be Toreneoe Staters "SignaIsSf
ice inSfsrt en- gLau for fuIoitanbist
al tarue ita6ere be 5RnOmsuer, iom
itaar / 6or5iHoeIie mso ben SIa9s Ras
ursJtguo!ut;orer. 9ette 2rbeibe er for
Chen Ia9t / Gaabsrne pau. benusb 500
8sriOusr, iOm bar at iagttase benz, Os
bsrs5 StatjoHer er fOrbeIt paa aIabas
ma, @eorgia, Soutb Carolina, Wtiss
iouri, &rtauia5, Ranias, Suiuois, Sus
biaHa, Soma, Rsbraiia, ISi5cOniiu,
0ItuHsiota. Chen lobe Rarts 1884
er 6sr itaoig foretugst Sbisruutionsr,
ifeI9e 5OjIte man ituIoe tunne fornbs
iige ~poIoiomme Storme.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01


Z SOnlauie fpm en- Iouotat Gaze
neupe / Strib meb en- @obseier, os
Stribeu ubartebe iaaIebeS, at en- Duel
bIep uunosaaeIig. Q6uofaten, iOm par
faIOitGnbis utpn6is / 5estetuniten, be-
iIutteoe at mobtase ben tilienbte rlbz
fOrbrins us git 9asen for Sueaen til
en- 6estemeiter for at tnbbents bans
&aab. noe bar en- fraftis arm",
iasbe ban; "buub De gar at siore er
at boIbe 0erss 6aarbe itiIe og meo
Spibien flint rettet mob 0eres WfObs
itmbers Die, tnbtiI ban ifprter fig
imOO Dem; ban uiI ba ufcilbarIis
ipib6e fig ieIu." Gbuofaten fOrIob Seq
teIneiteren o9 aifattebe for ale GilfaIs
bes StpIO fit GeItamente. Gn Cine
efter inbfanbt @obseieren, Der IiseIebes
par utpnbis / Saubenbrus, fig hos ben
famine 5estemeiter | famine sGrinoe os
fit fuIoitGnbig bet iamme Raao. Gimen
tom, ba 0uellen ifuIbe finbe Steb, os
be to 9usllantsr tos Stilins. DE
itobe to, tire, fem, ipu Wiinuter aIoeles
ttbepaseli9e, inOtiI beres slrme enOelis
negtebe at sisre Gieneite. "9eren er
fpIOefsiOrt. gr be !9errer fOrnCieos9"
IaoSe en- at Ssfunbanterne meb aIuors
liza Mine. De nittebe os fisrnsbe fig,
filqte af be m~ebbraste SaarIGser, aue
tuloitanbig forbauieoe. Seq bapoe
iraen anslie om", itonnebe 4ouotatei,
ibet ban aftsrreoe ben riselist frems
pGltenbe Speb, "at bet par iaa beip9r.
Iiat at fs9te. Seq uiI heller tale !
Retten / ii elmer enb enbnu ensan9
at iests | Ii Minater."
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
Iften.X1smima

"SecorabsY oiteu"s npe YrGmieboa "gf
tealGsnins@ er uotpmmet meo fsIaeno,
Snoholo:
Soentuser paa SrOpbatten. CgrRi af Sc
leboroens Sin for $50 War fioen.)
Sos en- al Spiritismens apOaler. (gftel
bet @n9el1fe.)
Sabt % %sienfunbet. Original Nopeue)
Seiirliu | Huslanb.
Sreifuglene.
5noiffe Sisslere 0s Iafsniptaere.
SG8fer' 5anilien. (af y. 9. Sngeman.)
On Sspuen.
Speno Safua. (Sist.-Af 8unebera)
9eiis, Guentar.
Seo bet poerte Sau. (Gf VI. g. Gnberien.
6mnIerne | 6inmarten. (SIgInnerue!
9amRer, oisies Bobebpere % Snbret
ning.-&usiebnnbelen.-gt gar grGItel
5iumarten.)
vi Sutlen S%Onapartes Wemoirtr.
Dor snnmel. GortGnins af CART gtlar..
N~bonHerter, Der Buiter at erbploe Der
npe 8rGmiebo9, bebsoer blot at meloe bet
rnar be iaoienoer i'm Subitription for iom
menoe Var.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
S90erne.

s ct paa Gu9eIif uo9iuet tibet Strift
"0et io6iite Yroblem o9 bets 2ssning",
9iuer 6orfattereu en- fort Suerii9t ouer
oue SebefOrfOlseIier, iom bar funbet
Steb iihfn Sen fsrite triitne Glib. 81.
geIebes is9er ban at uiie a%ariasen til
bet Sab, for bUiItet Rutibens Sober Ell
bIeuen Gormaal / Spiflanb, RusIanb
Og mango flere 9anbe. San 9iuer merit
u9r6ige SpIpsnin9er ON. Sobernes uirs
teIise Stiuing, %ierifiIti GpifIanb. So
Oerne beritebs uo9isr fun en- Itben Bros
cent af gefoltniusen - ct GntaI al
$40, 0O0-og bog er at SpitIanbs $40
ganfierer $40 Sober. Seb be tpife
llniuerfiteter fin6es 20 iebiife grofess
Iorer. alene / Berlin er bet baIue 9lns
tai af 8roiesiOrerne | Nebiciu Sober.
Der fiubes lite en- eneite Iibeu Stab
Gpiflunb, iom life bar en- icbif Sage,
oa mere eu6 en- GrebtebeI af be Stns
berenbe er Sober. GnOnu mertelisere
er bet, at al llbsiuere Os Giere at Sios'
! lfriftsr % basliss glabe be 90 groesni
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
WinnefOta.

Siblig 6rebas Morssn ubbrsb ber
Slb S6uyIars GUS / 2uuerne, buOr
90. .. Morterub & SO. bar fit StraSs
beruertiteb. 9uiet brGnbts, os ben
belle Insurance, $500, par for 9pg.
nin9en. eiersu table $500, Rorteruo
d SO. $500, os en- SIu9ter, Der bap6e
i'm gntit | FANNIE t9us, $500.
- Sibfte Girsbas Rat bapbe man
en- temmeIis fart 5rOit ueb Srainurb,
men alt af 8Grtriset par tommet iau
Ian9t at berpeo lite anrettebes no9er
Sta0e.
- af StopIano er Der / WinueIoto
5000 6uubratsNt iIe bet nil iise 3 200:
900 acres, msb be forifieaisite SIass
baaroe GrGiOrter. 6uruitOusue / Der
nOrbsitIise Del af Staten inbtassr q
600 SpabratsW ile.
- @uitau abOIpb GOueset / ct,
Better er en- tripeIis auitaIt unber 9es
belle af ben iusnitsIutberite Sirte. Syg:
ninserne er imltte Os bar en- uatte,
8eIissenbsS. Saar uiI anitaIteu tGls
op imoS 200 gIeper.
- 99r. q. 9aue Os 5. 8usse,
Der er u%niutte iOm YrOfsSiOrer ueo Mugs.
burg Seminar, uutOm til minneapolis
fioite l9e.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

faaIeoes: Gil Saaren 1885 aster iet
at retie oper til Banana og ie pac
aabnin9en at ben nye SanaI, iom b
ital Hippo Sfibe tpers isieunem ber
nye 8er6su.
Gu 60 oorie Dame / @irarb,
gennipIuania, git npIis / Ssune III
t9jsnnem ct 8inOu, iOm fsrte til Saset.
Ser ipaoierebe bun omtrins nofiaa ft:
tent, men paa en9uus raubte 9tosen,
Der Ioa benbe fra 9aoen op, O9 itrar
itgrtebe bun neb me6 ben 6else, at bun
oe6e Ell Gime ~ienere.
- 6eiier 8eoro af 8raflien par M:
Zig me9et mar ueb at brutne; 8aaben
tu!oieiIeoe, og bet BoIot baurot, for ban
blep rtbbet.
= Itter 9rasierer Der | 2anoet ben
mGrteIige Spgoom, at rise WlGnbs
Dstre remmer bort fra Sjsmmst os sifs
ter fg uteo 9sritabets SuOit; bet Bar
ite Ell, at ben laoer til at pGre init.
ION; | ben isnere Glib er Der inotrufs
fet Here At ben Slogs Silfalbe.
- 9eriterne oper Guslan6, 8y6fflaub
% Dfsrrige bar 10, iOm tib!igere be-
rettet, pRret iammeu til en- Ronferents /;
M paoitaus5 Der for ramme 2lpor, at
Be bar fat beiluttet at itaa paa franit
SIDE Dc 5OruitIiugsr iom bette 9an6
% Gu9Lano bar meb 9enign iii be
a8pptiite &iiarer. ut bet iittcrIigt er
9toget / bette, bIiUer mo ouerbepiit ON
naor man isr be itorartebs 5Iaabesllbs
ruituinger, iom 9tustauo M for Chen
foystager / bet forte l6au.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
1erttiaarss Stuoenterne

bsiti0eIigbO!Oti G~briitionia5 mmatrituIes
~riusssagen me0 en- 6sitmiobas / @ran6
9OtsI. S0erlGrsr 9. 8Ost suitsOe be
9amIe &ammerater peI meot. gfterat
Amtmaab Gouett baY6e ubbragt 6s.
Wai. &ougeus Staa!, bOtot 8rOissiOr
WlouraO ! rigs % Darme Orb GaIsn
for Gagen. 0trsftsr taLte 8ropit Do
berIs,u for ll~niperfitetet. StaaIsn for
2gresgiaitsrne, ProfssiOrerre aubsrt
og Sus9e bIeO uSbra9t at Brouit l5urs
mann og G~olotasiersr 8rebsr. De of
SsSs Scmsratsr mir0e6es at gropit
9auge, Og Be iraUGrsHoe al OUsrinipsts
tor SEMEN.
Gftgr Wibbogen tompIimentersbes Sus
biIaEterne uf Observation-Disclosures Bee
itpreIie, buis ToruIaub, llniDerittetsitis
peabiat 9agerup, bragts be @amIe en-
9iIicu. 5or 6enue tatttbs grofesior
0tonrab, bporsfter StubeutsriangfOres
uin9eu afiaus Ct 4ar 0umrs. Sensre
tnofanot fig en- Population at 5iusisu,
paa buiS 8tgre Stu6snt Sriiterisu fra
Bergen b,IfeOs SubiIonterne. 9rOf.
Wtoura6 tattsbe.
timber N~ttbOu9sn bier bI. u. fSIsen6s
Sang afiunset:
N2eI.: sra Stg0oGtfet bGUer fig tiOlia
Dor Iano.
&e! buffer S &suHer, bin berljge lib
- Gig &aaritper 9tinoer ppTtige
vi biIitss, meo 6ribreO ON 29rbpm os
Glib,
Spm "0errer / ganoernss Rise",
s 9lertet 8egeitrmgens gueu,
90 Suit % Sotaroe paa 5uen?
"a bar hi be! aarIe! On geroen 10 Iaa
juit for pore uobreote Nrme;
Ser NtadI life fanOtes for beit til at mao
5or gtOoet, Oct uugc, BET carme;
90 itnlgs par @imleu iOm Sinoet,
&It glttreo / SOleu o9 ifiunso.
gfen 9ioerue Hitch, % Seiret bleo sraat
Siot $ano Der os bGlotes / 8lpoet;
gteo 5remltriotet git bet liot trangt og liot
imaat,
Oct tjpleO o9 Itagseoe Nsoet;
90 8ioens iorpirreOe SrRugiel
Slet ipareo til lln9oommens 9Gu9iel.
gnouu Der bog uIuter en- @Hiit Dor Barn,
Som 3ibernes Damp Ell lfal to9le.
Den SanSbeoens 9rif, iom Dor Su 9iprof
BARN.
SfaI euts bort gGieu befjGle.
gHo "tommer / Bpltlige 9age
Bort 6oraar meo aranie tilba9e."
2erior ri ero er9ar9 / feitli9e Sag
8egeiltreoe BG9eret tgmme.
gtanr 5iostaagen flares, Ri finite berbag
st @icnittu af llu9oommcns 9rgmme,
SAB Sioen fit Sier Inn frGoe;
St fri Os ira Steoo9ffet beuel
MS. S. Mtonrao.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
Nfrifa.

Oct bar ifeIse De ieneite @fters
retninser ftubfetet fig, at "Oen f"llte
grofet" aaisepeI, til GrObs for oue
fine Spaabomme, bar maattet give op
IiseOuerfOr ben enSeIite General @Ors
bon. Gbartum er life IGnsere b~eIstret,
men ben brittle Rs9lerins amer bet bog
ristisit at ben llnbiGtnin9s: erpeOittOn,
Der aIIerebe er puu Seien, fortietter
9teiiem ;bos itaI Der fra England lite
foretases ben paatGntte lloruitntn9.
2eiienbe 6ipbmGnb beretter, at "YrO'
fsten" er temneIis uel ubruitet; bar
bar 20 6anoner fra &rupps 6abrtt, oe
of bans Stprte pua $4,000 Marb e'
be 10000 b~euebHeOs meb Bloomington
HiHer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
@pom ing a.

Re6Iem al bet enseIite garIamcnt,
SIR. @iuie 2eisb, bar fat 9iuet til inbs
imelem Big 9orn 9isrSene; ban
baube tiIbrast nOsIe 0age berloe pao
en- 5Obtur, men bu mar lite bsrt'
mere fra bum, bIeu man Gu9itsIig oa
ienbte ub 6OIt for at finOe bam. 9an
Iaa bob, ibst ban baube itprtet neb fra
en- iteil 6ieIbtinbe. 9uns Sig itGI brin:
oss til GnaIano.