davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
aataIelFer ira en- SIasuosioer.

Gb.rOR Q. asator, lssgiser nf ga
,stte" / et. @0FHe, SnttaRa, itrtuer.
3 b fbRs 5 aar ssr lee attb srae
Or. Kings New Discovery mob Sof
At p3rits sIagS isa5slism af miibcr
Ci!fSIse, ca d!tis CT jss ttrnrEsIig raft
blspsn beIsrsset for Ben. Rms Gen
usr, 5Dsm Iss Gar arSsiOEet ben, tale
Itssisa ir~rselasttet en- cen. ga be,
III aItisa BAR ss(krse't mig for al ben
9ofte, iss bar baft I 5 Gar, AMER iey
zen fsr bet snsfs fire 5sIbrsbsliss
FttSsI mob 9ofs, EsrtisIeIis oip
@aa tnb G. 3. gaeticrs 8rus Stsr
sg faa en- 8rsUe7 6Lsite for Sntst. Gl
ft9r SLaffs toitsr 81. (2l
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

SanbeIis sr life De Ell al be fsrfe
MGno / bette aarbunbrebe, fasbe en-
giitop en Sang til en- af fine grous
ifsr, iom uuioass for at pare tsmmelis
snfolbis. 8ropiten uiIbe Iise til at
BUTTE bpbt for aOmplimentsn, ba Si'
ifoppen lasbe til: De sr 10 febt
,Sanuar 1901, life ianbt2
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

clara, buOrfOr fiber Du iua mar
peb @eorg, uaur ban beisser Os2
Sea boaber, at gu life sIemmcr, buao
Der pasier fig, Barn.
"Oacn tiGre Ramma, @eorg ct iaa
sanite foritratteIis bsu".
aga, iss buffer nof, of bin TaSsr
Ieb of famine Spge, inben ri bIeu
oifte; MI fan ieg lite fac ussst ionl
ffifte Saonbeu ncS t bans 2Omme efter
bans g~ensepuns PM MOrsensn, uSen
at ban paasner~.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
Biligste Bigger
1 AmSrika.

Z. gisnsaussre. Ct SautIjsbranto 10 Ges
Stuebe. RriB Is Cts.
q. SeroUre ira grpnbisn, al SOlssr Grad
mann. mso ct imutt ubisrt Siaebe al be ien6srs
ipbits bigger og Gi9tersn5 StOgrah. Prts Is Cts.
2. Rps 8oueasttcr al aIsr. Rtsuano. Sris
4. 5tlo euer en- gmisrnHts SRnStIisr. al
GOytt Gtlur, mrb SORTS 8tusos 90 Stosrnf.
4rts 25 Cts.
.. On 6auit. Stusipil / 4 SanbIinasr Al
9iornipsrne Slerni0u; mso Stogrui % mutt
9ileoe a Gistsrsn. 8rt5 20 cts.
q. gaa pda. S]IgfortRCine al SouaS gle,
meo to imutte gileber os Gi9tsrsns SiOsrof.
BrtS 30 StS.
z. Gpa. ssueiptl I 8 SoubIin9er of J.
SOItrup. meO 6orf.s 8iograft. Sri5 20 SIS.
81. Gle. Gn SulefortqQing Of alexander
G, Ris0dnb. &rts 10 Cts.
q 0pem par ban? CT Qjusbiue6e Of Bib.
gsrgige. nsO 8iO8raft al 6orf. PrtS 20 ets.
40. Gen Trsmipnts. Siueoer fra Rorbs
lamb al Sonas Gle. 4rts 20 Cts.
IL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fro mango eaube,
af W&eper aron GolO'6mibt. Rris 20 Cts.
Ia. Rorirs gpsOciagu, al 9uSD. 9. 3aoG.
0erne Sumling tnoebOloer 70 Sugu iaE1t Bios
orafi al 6. &. Saae. Iris 20 Cts.
I3. 9ipBIaUsu, al Souas 2ts. grts 80 cts.
IL. IL u6UaIete SortGutnser al banits
Horiattere. @rts 20 Cts.
15 Gre 8ort9utn9sr al soptuS Bird
9ris 20 Cts.
Ia. 13 uopat8ts 6ortGatngsr al rorite
Horiattere. qrts 20 Cts,
~. Sire SortGutnssr al 2. Statns. Frte
20 gtS.
La. Iortplinser al norite % bauite 6ors
~iattere. SrIS 20 Cts.
6Der BEG ct ct futbitGnbtat Bari eacr en-
SamItn9 ~6ortGajuger.
8o9erne ienoes pOrtOfrit.
Pr0besglr. Of Sauitreret llgeblao frii.
G. Rasmussen,
us. Clark Str, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

bet traen 5orEsielie at reiie pper be nsgne
Srairier, men MI er Oct n%iIbere, ia enoos
iaa milot, at for ct Bar Gage iiben falot
Der ltot 8ean, os ies baaber, at bet pere
Seir boloer peo enbnu en- Stb.
"Bofen" er altib en- peltommen gjaft til
oens 29iere, ps ben ninoer itabist npe
Ibonnenter, TIT ben er iaa biIis, at gn'
boer Ton boloe ben, ca tiuise ct soot Np-
beosblao.
Saa lutter leg for oenHe Gang meo al
snite "BoiteH" 2p,te % Selo / bet npe
Var. &. q.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
SSudlins 9lrnteasSaIoe.

Dstte CT BEN bebfe SaIss I Bsrbsu
for Staur, oprepen 9ub. Sanr, 8ars
%tsiuur, Gait 8beuRt, Gsbsrfaar, ubs
Hat, Stab, TrotbpGb.r, Qisterne os
aas 9uoipsoowme Os beIbreber aIbsEss
Piles, 90 buis ben lite sisr bet, ba
francs ir9sH Detailing. Den er saran:
ssr.t at futile sisrs fuE6feuSig 8pIScf,
tQsrs faar man 8sussns tiIbass. gris
% Cts. Pr. aGits. SeIs,s bss
a2.l0.1s. g. 8. Weikr.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

Gu 6agteIRrsr / Baris siper en- Set.
tiou til en- 9erre, iom 0ussu eftsl
itul busQsre, og flyer:
2Soa, utI De M sieHta9e bet Stsb
Vile be, bUem leg btOtiI bar Iert bet,
er bleUHe brebte, men iss iUarser Dem
til, at bui5 De ituIbe bIiue uIptteIio
iutOrgeu, iaa itaI be blipe ben Sibfe,
lea lQrer bet Stsb!"
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

Rabien: 9sr, bebite Or. RitOIais
fen, M bar De | en- 9tette af 9lar siort
Rur til mine fire 0stre. Seq innes,
bet par pua Chen, 9e agtebe IN af benz.
RitoIatien: Wet, bet piIbe pere en-
itammsIis Sornermslie mob be andre ire.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
Uprfntna df Gin

bIiper mere os mere oIn.inbsIigtcs Isnner fig i~arOeIes 9oOt,
fornenmeIig fOur FORTE GsIin9 paa npIt9 o~pbruttst Brarts'
9anb; ba priien sr ierbeIes gob, bar man bait itsrre nbS
bptte Al benne Sab emb at nOgsn anosn. Oct er 0srfOr
al Srn6ipnIi9beb for, at Der pil blioe %inoinuet mere Tim
SSrs tuar eub %t6Iisere, men GsI9en beraf uiI ba bIiue ben,
at g,Ierne saar a~bti1ist neb. 0erfOr bsr man uGre for
fiotte, lite inbIua nGiten alt fit 9aub berneb, aen fsISe
BEN opIbue 0fegel, at bprte uoset at buert SIas5, iaa, /
GfIfR6s at, at Goget Taar Sell, ba at boue nOget anOet
at tage til.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

@sieIen: - 9errsguO buor ifoI is9
faa tre Ore fra til at tisbe mig en-
GrooO for, boormeO ieg fan ip min
CONNIE iummeu, iaa at leg life taber
be qsuse, Tom ieg muIisens uinbsr /
2Otteriet meb bet COB, iOm iss uil tis6e
mig, naar is8 finter tire Rrouer".
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
W@nnHifffn"

er IorboIo til SubboIbets Rqngbe
os @sbaIt, bet biiigite ~nOritsameris
tGuife SIab. Oct r~ebigeres I en- frts
fnoet Ganb, % burbe finbss | etbuert
morn euer bauft 9iem.
BrpbeHamnter at 8Iabet ien6es til
Gnbusr, iOm Oerom itIifriUer
"9uoFiffen"
15.lI.6 minneapolis, Utinn.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
Gn GjenoSsjernins, ion, boz
erinoreS.

gn uIuorIis 6ortisIeIie suer 6ofte
fan ~inareit turerss psb at taee aQon's
2uugs8aIium sfter Sorltrifteu. Den
fan erboIbes t buiItetiOmbelit apOt5et,
er ~uifabeIi9 ieIu for ben Suassite O9
tuu 9ipes Bern uben 6rpgt for, at ben
itaI itaoe benz. Toris9 ben, buis Oe
CT f0Ttjglet eller hotter. 2l-4
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
gorretponOanff.
Sra Eortlanb % Smesn.

ONN $0ANhU VI ShtSbu.
Yprtlano Der peo @aaieflooen,
Gr en- lioeu ltolis 8p;
8sl9er 3ioeu iom meb Woben,
3erfor bar ben punoet 8p.
S De fIeite Sors'reS Narer
StrSmmer rem ct @tttn9.8loo
Os be f9lOer iielben 5narer,
alt er 2iu % Strait os Roo.
Ser er no9le S~odiusoslsr,
Som tan aigre "itempla aait",
O8, huts be it9 fr9niet fgler,
StoSer aHiOeu uloris falt.
gtei, at Haas for 2ip ps 9Gre,
Set bar nltib Sioromanos 8is,
Saaoau Ifal bet oaiaa bare
Ser | "8eIteus Rarnoi8."
Saloersi Sugen big belsnuer
6or, boao 9u bort Spite aap:
: Vile otae be6ite SBuner
SeHote 8u O8 ODER Sap,
8tlnteo nangeH lager 5ente,
BrtIt % iretot8, fro os iailo,
90 bots Zine tinore, glimte,
Som ct GIeni!iH ira bit Jielo.
g9geoal, Iticnt trang os IiOen,
Seuote o8iaa bio fin SfiprO,
Saa oeH5 Bgu6er nufortiOen
Seio maa iDIge Blou9 Og 5arb;
Selo be c9 ma "itGa pao gaG0ea".
Sfra gtOraen ca til &belo:
SusmGEo rstIte oper BOuen,
SJeHlme bltu bet - bare Gielo~.
Ser er fire SiiGutefuer,
% en- Siyte - bare cen;
Sire fore ~5auoelsbuer"
d Ell ylaribau, ite iOm Steeu.
Sa, ban er bort 6aabetS Guter,
60cr Gang StOTmeu truer paa,
&bt Oi Oeo, at tror oi paatcr
3i6, b0Or oi fan SUile faa.
Ser er % en- SaugfOrening,
"ytoroeH" sr oeus itcIte RaUn;
Den bar itttert U9 n Btsnius
Saa at iremms RRreHs 8nDH.
StigHt er g4aalft, itGrt er souoer,
Obi ben lBiter Slgl o. Sinh;
9ragcr, lotter I'll fig WnHssn,
Som ~Saloouen" fgr tog iuo.
2glfe fglge u,eo ier Gutter!
9gtIe III Ier 9nItruttprl
a8t et pGa, ON gie8en putter
Gp ct Sizes meo iint Sumgr.
Sung nun! SaH8en ben iorensr
Suit, at "Guisbeo slsr itRrt!"
SIg Yarti StTio, Bet Ieg meHsr,
Ge0ite Ststte for Iert Sert.
8. u. 5oi8.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
Gu tarret Saine

er BEN 9one, iom brugsr be foritieQi9s
Slaes Rosmetiter, SpIssnin9er for
guItnins of anfgtet, SIpbutbt, 9iSs
mutb. 8uIuere, arienif oiu. | ben Gro,
at bun berus6 ifaI fuuns fOrifjenne lin
Sub. Saa6anne MiibIer ptrter blot
for en- fort Glib, Og tiliiOit bIiuer 9ns
ben Iaalebes sbeLogt, at Roturen life
fnn reparere Staoen. StanbS berme6.
Stanbs meb st, og brug Inlet aubet
emo Or. Sarter's Srou Comic, Der frems
brinser Stprte / Sptemet OS rlsbOms
meIigbeb. 24.4
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

8aa 9aI:-"Min 9erre, isg 6eber
Gem ont life at pare iaa p]oatrGngens
Be mob Groteueu, eIer5 - elers taiter
isg Dem u6, iaa ale 0sreS Ben ifaI
gaa i RHa5 - Bt De maa Oioe, at
ieg sr en- file GiI6e6er at benne
Dame.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

paa Ssrnboneitotionen: gu Dame
leperer &onbuttgren to 8smebiQsttey
for fine to gsrn.
9rserat Senourtersu bar feet pan
9omsue, ipor9er BAN mi5tRntiomt:
"6Uor 9amIs sr be2~
gs99s bar nstqp iuLht FER ata, 3, Ell
Fpiaingtr.
4. "aa!"
Gftcr ct CiebIit5 8auis flyer ban:
"5aor sr b. icbt2@
Gen sHe / Rep:gort, BEN anbsn
garis."
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

Gn gammeL SOne, iOm git nebe paa
8rgggen, iaa nOsIe SSmRu0 belle
SeiIet % borte beres 8anb og Spiong.
"Staftar8 Somano", iagoe bun,
man fan life un6res ouer, at De fri.
ger, Be baLsr ueboper, og iaa gaor BET
opouer".
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

2tGs GmaIis: Seq ituIos ipcrgs fra
Wama, ON Iante OiLoe tomme ben %
6gitte Ebe pos Os".
"SaGoe bun life, bUab lib jig ftuIos
tomms2"
"Net Eaute, BUN iogbe bare, at ise
ituIoa Babe Earte OIL at tomme, iaa
por bgu ll5s5a9sIisbeo o~usritaast!"
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

Gn GuuoIe9e betIuser fig cuer, at
ban bar uGret gift belle ire Woaneber,
uben at en- eneite at bans lln9e ROuss
SIestninse bar gipet bam en- enelte
5anb at trRtte uo.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

SOigerfo6ersn - "Jbu, fig mig OPP
ri9'tl, tiGre Gpt9eri6n, bUorIebs8 De
sr tiLfrebs meo min Gatter@.
S0iseripnneH:-"8iare S~oigeyfaosr,
leg bar Sutst at bstIage mig ousr,
unOtugeu bet, at De life tafsoe mig
ub, ba ieg BAD ON 5enbe8 9uono~.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

8rof. Gaubom fra Rew 6ompibire
bleu Of m MGn96e Eager ertIaret for
ubeIbre6eIia; Or. 9arter's Sron Comic
aiorbe, ct ban fra Gas 8e9as / Reu
Ulsrico tunbe flutes til fit 9iem, og
M er ban Iigeiaa irtit iOm ~uoaenfnbe
fsr. pa
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

8i tror opristist, at etbUert GilfGlbe
of 2uueesS pae, iaafremt ben life sr
tremitreben for lan9t, men ta9es inas
reit muIis unber 8ebanbling, fan bell
brebss peO 9ieIp at gtpsr's @berrp
BectoroI.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

ety, ~ 'D''S lOrtr9bs, at bu borer, for bu bSmmsr,
~ ss - '''sr -boIbsr bin Gunse / 9smme, nuur
q nj, p r'YP" Grsns til for Slabbsr-bstraster be
s$se ,s"t Tso GistrO ,-piier aiqtIisbeb mob ben
sar -. '~aa1aa0Oi9 mob Gnbper, -sier sObt mob
'ssn~ EL8'usIis for snbpsr 5siI,-itte taller Onbt
"''''nu'snss % bsfis mob gubpsr.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

"6porfor urbetber On life, aris
ifofer2"
MA, 0dsen er 10 iua tort, at man
nda bore op, iom mo uaerbsbf faur
bsepnbt. Oct bstalsr fig Ms.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

~ Qr6uenuntuier ai Sub.
ittffen", Der ubtommer | Utinueas
pills, Rtnn., ienoes til ags, iOm sns
fer bet.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

niffen" unberftsttebs glepes
lambs 8als, os man Tan | bette Blab
pente at finoe ianbfarbise gfterrstnins
ger ~unsaaenbe 9anoets frsutibiss 9bs
miniitration.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

graitsr, Surifter, 9ersrs % enBusr
&nesn, bvj5 giustiutHg CT iaaoau, at
ban for bet Tsite fb6ee title, buJ6e
BRUCE Caters "gittLs Giuer Bills for
lite at faa i'm geoer og i'm @oIbe ipos
Icyet. STA
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

On E5satsrbirsttsr, Tom itrep en- me:
get utpOeIi9 6aonoitrtit, pleieOe at uo.
belle 6ribiuettsr, f~treUns poa iutaa itr.
tanteoe 2oppsr, til fine 8suusr. Gn:
gang gap ban en- ioaban Billet til en-
IDitig 9erre, iOm pnUoebs meo en- aus
ben ON, at brn ituIOe IeOere TrtbtQet.
ten paa ct 4potbst ug faa ben erpss
oeret. 8eg9e 6srrer gil tnb pGa ct
apotbet os IeUsreoe 2appen til en- at
6arnacsutsrne. Osnus ina ct Bar
gtsbIifte puu Papiret, GIT iaa uben
oibsre RsFsftton eftsr to fore SLATER
/ 9pIOen os begpnste Eiauunin9en.
Raite 2iute a noget utgbsItgere, men
efter at bare ta9et BrouiIorsn paa
Raab fanbt ban mart ben SHE og Are
Wtirtur, buorpaa "Recepten" temple
bes, % 9etofteu Iepereoes til 9srrer>
ne. @jtusiet tit fOIgsube gaoifrtft:
Cages en- Spiisite bosr arben Giute".
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
On RanpS beouc scIifaneIie

er en- tRrt. friit Og iun6 9uitru msb
en- iuut Qnfgt5forpe, 9etts fan til,
Usisbrinoes peO 9iaIp Of Or. 9artsr'S
Jrou Comic. PA
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
alt Mnltgt.

Den Sremmeoe: @r 0eres 9srre,
Dottorsn, Ogiaa 6O~bieIsbiGIpsr2
Gieneren: gset, ban biaIper TOtt tun
lo at 9eroen, life in6 I ben.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

8rGft % ~trafiaottoe llouGrter bel:
breoes ue6 &psr's SariapariUa, Der u6s
renter BIebet.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

2Rrereu ;-9uoa begit 9OiepBs @gss
bre, ba be ioI9ts BAN?
8ticipIsns (enitemmis):-"0s begit
ben TetL, at iaLge BAN aItfor biQiat".
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
9eumart, San. Sanuar 20. s..

~I"HF"tI' okH"' OUFHUk ~V' Vs
Or. ReonftBr!
Sarmart beitaar for bet gteite at 9nrs
Tier og Sueniter, ies tror, Der finoes blot
en- norf 5amiIie. vi bar &irte pg oanif
Bref, os Silt saar Der fin rolise os itiue
Sang. Soao iiofte Vars Qul anaaar, bn
bar ben 9Oo. 0ueoeu 9ao fra 10 % optit
40 8uibels pr. Ncre, Nois o9 alt guoet
bar | 6orbolo oerefter; men, Haar man
betpHfer De bnarlige SoeOepriier, iaa foms
uer 5nrmsren enboa tile l9ngere, iiRr
ajRloer bette os, Der bar en- 80 euer 40
Ntile til SerHbanen. Yaul SeHien.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

Gn Rorreiponbeut tiIienbte ct SIob
ct digit, IeoiaSet at fsIsenbs: "Snbs
lagte Ginier sr itreUns for ct baIpt
6unbrebe aar iiSsu at en- Ranb, iom
ousreOe / mango Nur bar fopst / fin
@rau aIsne for fin 6orneielies StpIb~.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
ca marietta aeIBrtotlTe.

D2r. @eo. Q. G3lqin9 / WurdsR fer
Gliataau, i~triofr: "I2in Roue bor
acIeH pGrst bialpsIe5 / belle 5 War
"a iad bjGIpEIss, at bun life tirE
psrsc ia @erecu dIsRe. gun bruat
iaa ? TIrifsr g sttrit gitfer8@, "a e
III iao fliat, at gun fan siors fit sge
Gus 'rbstas".
"GIcctrtc @itfG3' usl, tier Nlt, buol
e atser fig III fcr. 5uubreoer q.
ti6Re5bgro f'vFtrtr err penre 9tteitins
asIbrc5cnte Strait. EttS pr. Slate s.
SITS. bos (2) G. J. 8ciier.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
5armei', gufet oo Dauen.

-"R"s'- ' : tsrvuses Stgrtr unbu SarmSpaItn ,r s,,d,I, ,s.,.,
for "SeeorabsQ ohen-
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
sornfret at pore oct geoHe.

oar De ftrubbsbe 6Gn6er, riotig
frub5et Sub, oa tan De siebIitfeIig
iaa roobst Bah 6erpaa ueo at bruas
gsarT5 8btte glgcerins. gru9 life
HosetiOmbeIft, Der usgiusr fig for at
uRr Iigelaa 8obt. Oct iGI8es Dos ale
Gruggiitsr.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
SIat Sammer, aRtua

VEHN lNIIINtIi AFI1tN'
6r. Reoottsrl
SIanot be Entota 5Olt, iom MI er Der
neoe pda Seiga, oil ieg Hrone 9ames
Rosaaen Of 9~umberFrmaet Sarles 8pss
aaen & Go. 9stte 8ompaui bar SrRlaIts
Eonrter / Here al 2ototas opblomtrenoe
Bger % fol g!sre en- sIimrenoe Eorret.
ming. 9iofaueH bIeO gift fOrri9e BiEtsr,
men, oa ot life isr bar bait GnIsOHing til
at ie bans Rome, fnor ri MI Iptguite bam,
IiBut 2Btsnitninseu tommer no9et tent.
y. 3. Sergan.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25
5rUina, gtimeiOta.
Sr. Reoaftgrl.

pr. JlROQIIBr!
...... Gsian Der ri Ri ct rigtigt 9oot Nnr,
men Ieq utaa ipH9e ben famine 8iie, Jon
Der bgres fra iaa mango andre &onter,
Site meseH Sne, men itGrt 8uIoe. Mar
1neite Wartso8plaos er GtUater, 70 MiIe
borte. Ser er bnaoe StoO % Byairis,
tiuige en- bel RGHsee fitsrtge SHoiper.
8, 8. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

SorIeesn Dag b!su Der til en- poEis
tiitatioa / Randsn brn8t ct Barn, Der
par faret bib poa @aosn. Grots ale
SporgsmoaI par bet umuIist at fua
no8su C~p!psuing af Barnet ON, buor
bet borts bismms. Gu6sIis ft an al
goIitisnbsb5mGn0eue en- Ig8 Soc.
"6Uor", ipurgts ban Barnet, "bsus
Ter d II til sin 6absr1"
a6os gsrt55us5o!oer @iutber t Gas
8a~usraraBel" ioarsbs 8aruet u6sn Be-
tRntntns. Uaan 5rasts Barnet til
IeytBbus5oIosrcn, Der o9iaa ganFs rig,
tis fisHste bet og bets JoraIOre
3obn g]ouns6urp, VI. p t GrforS,
St.. Gsa6ua!s fra bca m,oi,iuIs &fs
Ue!tdg rtO gale Gousge, IN futo'tan6iQ
B~otGuttcr, Der bar gIort trpuiife Blob
uIeotlmGsfg5tosr iii fit seq. u6talcy
fg ira!sce5 om 2Uj5 "Yt Ro'
GlIoto, GE-f ltoe NaB.F 1857.
Dc 9grrcr gsD.5 il So!
Wane 6euer. SEQ bar uu6eric9t
Ggre5 JovmsI, % ,itsr at bare isst
Geys5 6ahrte Og ssn glst5oss yao 5gtls
IN guyts "4esko" tiIDfrts5, ta9er iso
lie riugsite 8etGHIu.ng / al bspteue,
ct Ters5 y,1i5' "Bszao" maa bcoe en-
bal.iJ Grvtairg poe gs7ereu. Mteoens
mangs sgqoom1ls I set Cr9an fife ten
bs,b,sos5, fan oeHne @tsetsiu beg bJings
HtnbrtHg / mango Gt.faIDe. yeUJs'
"8e 80" mat Urgte bsIoist / mango
SLa9s 2eUer: Sp9ocmme. Og Uere az
QIeyeHoe Uirfiom / Dr. spspig "a t SpSts
tsIis, bsr "ltrtUet fig ira 4taIaria euer
andre aaria9er. Gercs oiu.
SoBn gouns5urv VI. D.
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

sra GIart 0ouutg / GaIota Frtoes, at
be oerc9Pe baOoe en- COB 5sit, % Q; Gan
oet Der er uomartst. griienne par bog
ogiac Der oGret loUe, mn / Zen ienere
lib er bog Sueocu saaet op til so Gents
pr. Suibel, iua bet sr bIspst lot mere Sin
bIaHot 7oltet.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-05-08
They WIN Lean.


1t is natural that some misgiv
ings should have been felt by older
politicians when President Cleve-
land started out with the notion
that what is called business talent
is a higher qualification for office
THAI political principles. SO far
the Administration seems to have
preferred TO select its officers from
among those who had but slight
connection with politics. POliti.
clans have been put aside to be re-
placed by men Of different aims and
training, and whose success or dis
tinctiOn in life does not rest upon
achievements in the political field.
To the ordinary mind, such a
system of appointments would
seem to be somewhat odd, not to
say impolitic. 1t is always better
that the employed should be ac-
quainted with the ideas that govern
their special functions.
But this state OF affairs can't last
long. The new men will soon be-
come familiar with the world into
which they have Deen introduced,
and then they must finally sympa-
thiEe with its customs and ways Of
thinking.
After q while they will become
politicians. Then they will be
qualified to be agents of a Demo
cratic Government. Perhaps, also,
they will then make the most OF
their extraordinary business abili'
ties.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-05-08

retaryship for the advantages 1t
would give him in diplomacy and
general training for craftsmanship;
but that Perry was a little perverse
about it and preferred to remain
in Congress. Coincident with this
perversity of Perry's came no.
ticeable cooling of Mr.. Belmont
praises of Bayard, and the GOODNESS
is now said TO have developed al
most into IN iceberg.
Secretary Bayard who ignored
the Pulitzer's advice and that has
brought down upon him the ener-
getic satire and centure of the New
York World. Next came the
strained relations over the Panama
affair with Secretary Whitney,
whose little finger has more infiu-
ence with Mr.. Cleveland than Bay
ards whole body. Next began
ominous whispers about the multi
tude Of blunders the State Depart
ment has contrived to make, and
there 10 real reason to think that
Mr.. Cleveland has already express.
ed, with moro or less politeness, to
Mr.. Bayard himself the general
feeling of the Cabinet and the par
ty that he has been making wofnl
meas Of things. Altogether the lot
Of the first Democratic Secretary
of States in aquarter Of century
is mot happy one VALLEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-05-08
FM-Iats Scheme.

The prospect of a war between
England and Russia has stirred
some Free Traders to ask that the
President should call an extra
session Of Congress. The object is
to secure q repeal of the Navigs-
tion laws, 80 as to permit English
merchant vessels TO find a refuge
from Russian cruisers under our
flag. The terms of their proposal
are that our merchants should have
the favorable opportunity war Of
fers to acquire such vessels by
purchase. But as our English ship
owner could secure bis vessel by q
sham sale to an American firm, II
our registration laws we're repealed
be would not sacrifice his interests
by selling at less than tho fall value
Our merchants are free to buy and
own as many British vessels as
they choose. There is no need Of
any repeal Of the laws to permit
bOna-6de purchases.
The Senate having refused already
to repeal the registration law it
would be a somewhat bold step in
Mr.. Cleveland to call them together
for such a purpose. There is moth
ing in the present situation to lead
them to change their minds. To
give English ships q chance to es'
cape the Russian cruisers would be
a piece Of gross meddlesomeness on
orr part. And it would DO a di-
rect injury to our interests as well.
If VIC took this step, there would
DO an end TO Russian orders for
American shipyards, and to Rus
sian purchase Of American ships.
Some of the cruisers from whom We
are to SHIELD British vessels by our
flag were built on the Delaware.
And both banks Of the Delaware,
and Of several other rivers, will
know the reason Why before this
bit Of ABglemanlac legislation is
put spOn the statute-bOok Of the
United States.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-05-08
In accordance with the sugges.

In accordance with the sugges.
hons thrown out last week, We
continue to give extracts from ex.
changes respecting tho late de-
cision on the debt question.
OF these Published this week all
but two are from "funder sources,
We have a kind o. recollection
that it was dishonest to advocate
the "Riddleberger" bill a few
years ago, because it "impaired
the obligation of contract" en-
tered int by the AcCOllOch "set-
tlement.7
The somersault OF the strictly
"honest and very "best people y
is only equalled by the duplex.
elliptic back action e questrienne
performance of Misses Bond &
Hughes, and Hayes favOrite fraud
called " stanley for abort.
We want our readers to commit
TO a short memory these extracts
from the Richmond Dispdtek,
Rockingham register, Leesborg
WashfngtoniaH, Page Netos, &C.,
&C., and take them all into &C
count with what they read last
week from other papers. What
was oucs held to be dishOn orable
they now seem to say is they very
csp-stOne upon the pyramid OF
personal and public integrity, aud
States rights democracy. Gentle
men, here 10 our pnT-Only.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-05-08
An OILY CANNON GATHERING.

What q charming array of sleek
civil-service reformers was that
gathered In broadcloth and white
neck-ties, il not in "purple and
fine linen," to give ex-senator
Pendleton of Ohio a send off" as
he left New York to so to Berlin as
the American Minister to Germany.
The bankquet was rendered by
New York civil.service reformers
to Mr.. Pendleton as the author of
the civil-service law that now so
plaques Democratic applicants for
certain classes of positions under
the Federal Government. Yet
naturally enough, when one con.
siders what pretenders to superior
political virtue the so-called civil
service reform leaders are, there
we're more so-called 'spOilsmen
present than civil.service reformers,
and as another instance Of the
looseness with which party lines
are drawn, there were nearly as
many Republicans present as Dem.
ocrsts. Carl Schurz, George w.
Curtis, Minister Pendleton, John
Jay, DOrman B. Eaton, Augustus
Schoonmaker, Benz amin II. BriStow
and the other reformerS sat side by
side with Senator Warner Miller,
Stephen b. Elkins, Collector
Robertson, Senator William NJ.
Evarts and others who faithfully
supported Mr.. Blaine in the last
campaign. But no one dared to
Saeer at civil-service reform. AL
most every public utterance now
is in favor of the movement. With
many this is the honest expression
Of an honest belief, but with many
also it is entirely hypocntical,
They dared not cry out against a
so welded to popular
favor, yet in private they will toll
you that they do not blieve in it.