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, 1885-11-10
A CYCLONE
Sweeps a Destructive Bosom
Through Alabama.
st. Louis Lodge of Elks Offers a
Grave to Mccullough.
The Civil Service Commission
Begins Work.
A CYCLONE
A Terrible Cyclone in Alabama.

SELMA, Nov. 9.-On Friday night one
OF the most terrific and destructive storms
ever known in this state passed over this
section Of country, Just north Of this city,
washing away bridges, railroad beds,
growing crops, and l~eveling forests and
houses for miles. The cyclone was ac-
companied by a torrents of rain and ap-
palling electric discharges. 1t started on
Cahaba river, passed through Dallas,
Perry and Babb counties. leaving a dead
waste of forests, plantations, houses and
villas. Exploring and relief parties say
the track OF the cyclone was half a mile
wide. They have zone over forty miles
picking up the dead and wounded, and
don't know how much longer the track is.
Thirteen persons have been found killed
outright and forty or fifty dangerously
wounded. a number of persons cannot
be accounted for. Bales Of cotton were
blown fiom gin houses and bursted and
scattered everywhere. \ man driving
with cotton 10 the Icliy has been lost.
The cotton and wagon were blown a quar-
ter of a mile, and the man and mules were
carried off and cannot be found. Growing
crops of potatoes, etc were torn up from
the ground, even trees and cotton and
stalks were barked. Relief parties are
searching for the dead and dying every
where. Everything is being done to re-
lieve the destitute. The negroes are
frightened nearly to death and huddle to-
gether or squat alone unclad in the bushes
and under fallen trees, %stupeied and
SPECIFICS with fear and superstition I'M
able to tell where any Of their household
is The city is being ~canvassed for money
and subscriptions to bury the dead and
the wants of the destitute.
, 1885-11-10

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Maj. Edmund
Mallet, of this city. a wcll-known worker
in the French cause in the United States.
and an intimate friend of Louis Riel, had
an interview with the president this after
noon, and made a strong appeal for the
interference Of this government to pre-
vent the hanging of Riel by the Canadian
authorities. The president heard Mr.
Mallet fully and giving the matter his
thorough consideration, concuued with
Mr. Bayard's opinion previously given,
that it was not a case in which the United
States government could properly inter
Cara
, 1885-11-10

mess transacted was the election of Mr..
Edgcrton as president. The Sterling case
was discussed but no conclusion was ar
rived at. The report of the New York
examiners was received 1t shows that
Mr.. Sterling passed twenty fourth on the
list Of thirty with an average fraction over
sixty-nine. The commission will hold
another meeting tomorrow, when the
question whether the entire list of those
who passed successful examinations for
weigher at the New York custom house
shall be sent to the appointing power. or
whether only the four highest on the list
shall be certified, will be decided.
, 1885-11-10
Editor stead Resigned.

LONDON, Nov. Q-Mr Stead, editor of
the Pail MaR Gasctte, in Il letter pub
lished to-day respecting the verdict of the
Jury on Saturday in the Armstrong abduc-
ton case, says that he will not quarrel
about the verdict, and that he had a fair
trial. He preferred that Rebecca jarrett
should be treated with mercy in prefer
nee to himself. He also states that he
will not attempt to have the sentence set
aside. He adhercs in the main to the
truth of the revelations published in the
Gazette, and says that nj Of seventy four
columns only three emanatel through
Mrs. Jarrett.
, 1885-11-10
Accident on the West Shore.

UTICA, n. Y, Nov. 9.-It is reported
that a serious accident has occurred on
the West Shore road about one mile west
of Little Falls. Six passenger coaches
ran into a ditch. One lady is said to be
killed and a number of persons seriously
among them Assemblyman
Pratt, Of Rochester. The accident was
caused by IA washout neal Little Falls,
The engine passed over safely, but the
remainder of the train was ditchcd. Mrs.
c. II. Pratt, of Rochester, was killed;
seven other persons were injured; but
none fatally.
, 1885-11-10
Tho Hooking Vallev strlko,

CoLuMBrs. O., Nov. 9.-Out ola force
of 5000 miners in the Hooking Valley
and Ohio Central regions. less than 200
were employed to-day. The influence of
the strikers has extended To the furnaces,
all Of which have closed with one or two
exceptions, and it is expected they will
shut down this week The operators
claim that the only thing for them TO do
is TO close their property The Columbus,
Hooking Valley Il Toledo railroad has
discharged train men and shop hands to
the number of several hundred in order to
a v expenses. There is an inclination
on the part OF q certain element among
the miners to %rcinauguutte vandalism. and
already two or three attempts to destroy
mine property have been frustrated.
Don't buy q hat until YOU have priced
polark'A
, 1885-11-10
The New Commission at Work

WASHINGTON, Nov. Col w. l..
who succeeds Judge Thoman
as civil service commissioner, arrived in
this city last night To day he took the
oath of Office aud with the other two COM
misssioncrs called on the president. After
the white house the new commits
sion held its first meeting. The only bus
, 1885-11-10
Starting Work in Roach's Ship
ward.

CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 9-Roach's yard
started this morning with 10 men at :
O'Clock upwards of 1000 men assembled
around the gates and when the whistle
gave its accustomed toot at intervals OF
me minute, a ~defeaning shout went up
from the crowd which drowned the steam
whistle. Women and children took it up
ard the huzza could be heard for squares
away. All the foremen of the depart
ment were taken on anu they selected
about $50 workmen. Tools were given
out and about sixty men put to work on
the Chicago. others were set about differ
ent things in the yard; all the depart
ments except the boundary started.
, 1885-11-10

TERRITORY OF WYOMING, s,
LIN AnuE GnnA-.rn -

TERRITORY OF WYOMING, .,
LARAMIE County, -
To l.. b. Tobon: You are hereby mott
fed that a writ of attachment has been
issued against you, and your property
attached to secure the demand of John Y.
Snow, amounting to 500. Now, unless
you shall appear before |. 5. Bartlett, a
Justice ofthe peace, in and at his Office,
in Fairbank, Wyo., for said county, on
the 24th day Of November, A. d. 1883,
at ] O'Clock p. m, Judgment will be
rendered against you and your property
sold or appropriated for the debt.
Dated this 9th day Of October, A. d.
1855.
JonN T. Snow. Plaintiff.
, 1885-11-10
st. Louis Offers a Resting Place
for Mccullough.

ST. Louis, Nov. 9.-St. Louis Lodge
No. 81 Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks, telegraphed VIM. NJ. Common, of
New York, to-day, offering a last resting
place for the remains of John Mccullough,
the tragedian, at B%ellefontaine cemetery
in St Louis. In case the offer is accept
ed, a to the tragedian will be
erected here. st. Louis lodge holds a
meeting this evening to send on a delega-
ton to attend the funeral. Mccullough
was one of the first members of st. Louis
lodge and always took a great interest in
its affair.
, 1885-11-10

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. "a, 1885.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the John Hunton Cattle company will
be held at the Office Of the company, in
the City of Cheyenne, Wednesday, the
18th November, 1855, at 10 o'clock a. m,
for the election of trustees and transac-
tion of such other business as may prop
crly come before the meeting.
Ii. +. TEsCHEMACHER
Secretary.
, 1885-11-10
JONI T. Snow, Plaintiff.


CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Oct. 81. 1885.
The Annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Teschemacher Il deBilher Cattle
company will be held at the office of the
company, in the City of Cheyenne. We'd
nesday, the llth November, 1888.
at 10 o'clock a. m, for the
election of trustees and transaction OF
such other business as may properly come
before the meeting. II. TRnBLE,
Secretary.
, 1885-11-10
Proceeding Against King Thebaw

Against King IneDaW.
RANGooN, Nov. 9.-The reply of King
Thebaw, of Burmah, to the British ulti-
matum has been received and is hostile
and Inadequate. In response to the Brit
ish demand for the control of Burmese
foreign relations King Thebaw says he
must first consult Germany, France and
Italy. A British expeditionary force will
now cross the frontier with the least pos
sible delay. -Four regiments have already
started up the lrrawaddy river ON steam
crs. The Irrawaddy. the most heavily
armed vessel in the British navy for her
draw five and a half feet proceeded in
advance and will go up the river as far
as Bhamo. She takes up some torpedoes
and 4 large supply of gun cotton and
necessary appliances for the removal of
distractions in the bed of the river, She
is accompanied by two armed lunches
The navigation of the lrrawaddy is very
difficult owing to constant changes in the
channel, and vessels running between Ran
COON and Mandalay change pilots seven
teen times. There are sixty-lour river
pilots, most Of whom are C~hittagonians,
and can be relied upon 10 and the expe-
dition.
, 1885-11-10
MEETING.

NEW YORK, Oct. ~, 1885.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Standard Hydro Carbon Fuel COM
pany will be held at 1850 Broadway, city
of New York, at 3 p. IN, of Monday,
Dec. I, 1855, for the election of trustees
and other purposes.
AMOS 7. LEARNED, Secretary.
, 1885-11-10
Riel Again Respited.

REGINA, Nov. g.-Riel has been res
pited until the 10th inst. Preparations
are already being made for his execution
on that date, although the warrant has not
yet arrived.
, 1885-11-10

Having purchased the gallery off, \.
jenkins, | am now prepared to turn out
the best cabinet photographs at 800 pei
dozen, and card size at 81 90. Give me a
call and | will guarantee to please you.
Il. CHRIsTopHER.
, 1885-11-10

Remember the Fox coal is the best in
the city. Telephone No. ljS 10 a. G..
McGrcgor, and get full weight.
, 1885-11-10

Headache, bilious disorders and consli-
patton are cured by ST. Patrick Pills.
They are the most pleasant and most Of
iectunl physic IN use. Sold by w. n.
Hunt.
, 1885-11-10
Order the .H0srh0U Coal
from Riaer q .TOhHsOH'S.
Telephone zoe.

The largest stock OF hne brandies, old
Whistles, choice Lguelrs aud superine
cigars at George Masters well known
house, corner Sixteenth and Ferguson
streets.
, 1885-11-10
NEW Local NOTICES.
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned will
pay no bills contracted by G. d. Goodsell
on or after this date.
HHLs & GoopsELI.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. Z, 1885.
, 1885-11-10

In the District Court,
First Judicial District.
V Baker
vs..
Mrs. Nj. j. Henderson.
Docket .. No. 47G.
EXECUTION.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an execution issued out OF the District
Court, of the First Judicial District, Ter
ritory of Wyoming, on the 18th day of
October. 1885, in the above entitled case
and to me directed as sheriff of Laramie
county. have levied upon and
shall offer for sale and sell at
public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, at the front door of the court
house, in the city of Cheyenne, county
and territory aforesaid, on Friday, the
llth day of December, 1855. at = O'Clock
p. m, the following described property.
to-wit:
East fifty Cj0l feet of lot G in block 39S.
and all the Improvements thereon. Said
lot and improvements being situated in
city of Cheyenne, county of Laramie,
territory of Wyoming, as laid down on
the plat of said city.
n. N. Craig,
Sheriff of Laramie County, Wyoming
Territory.
Dated at Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 10,
1885.
, 1885-11-10

Schuttler wagons, and a full line Of hard
ware at Arp 4 Conway's.
, 1885-11-10

One hundred cases of claret wine for
sale, 1913 per case. at Masten's.
, 1885-11-10

, FoR REET.-ORccs and furnished
rooms S. b. futile. with Il, +. Warren.
, 1885-11-10

FoR RENT-Fmnished rooms at the
Episcopal rectory.
, 1885-11-10

cal Deptj Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1885-11-10

Sherlt's sale.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, O..
COUNTY OF LARAMIE
In the District Court.
First Judicial District.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15

Garliat Saabcn. Den ~fuenfte StOr'
tpp Sunbbsrs baube ensans, ban fab
/ arrsff paa 9anbst, uibif at foritufie
fig en- ll5rmaserias, bpOrmeb ban siens
nsmiaseSe fine 9gnter, faa at ban met
ct Gag funbe frisisre fig fra BEN,
gn Dag, ban uar aIene meb 5an'
geuostsren, taifebe ban ~pIubieIts 9an'
terne af fig us for Iss paa fin gOster,
iOm, ba ban faa nOsst Ianst, imaIi
bIinte / Sanssns 5aanb. iatte afitet
Of ale Rrafter. Oct Ipftebes osiao
Sunbberg at rsmue ; men ban anboIb'
res nOsen Gib eftsr % unbsrtaifebss
Sprber / 4nIebnins R%smninsen os Del
uttenterebs Norbfories. EiIipurst ON
bpem Der baobe siuet barn bet 9aabsa,
ban bapbe truet 5anseposteren meS.
opsap ban, at ban bapbs faaet bet al
WabIeperanbsrsu. Oenne hltaIbtss,
men uGgtsbs bsftemt at bape sips'
Sanseu nOssn sniu, bpOrtiI Sunbbers
streSe: "SSss iasOe heller lite, at bar
bapbs aipst mig nosen Rnip men bat
bapbe oiuet mig en- Glib, os ba ie!
brpa BEN frem ira grpftet % Isfteb'
ben | geiret, iaa troebe 5ansepOsteren
tanter leg, at bet uar en- 9nip."
geb bsmne O~pIpsnins blsp Der ielp
fsIasIia flor Rhanterbeb R~etsialsn.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15

gsortb gountp % bar enBefoI.ning paa ON.
trent go gtenneifer. Spao Sorretniuas.
lipet ansaar, oa er ben uorite Nation bel
repreienteret Der paa Stebet. grope &
airf oriper en- ulminoeIis Butt 55orretnins
os bar COB Sanoel. 2iselebes BauIion %
3peoteu.
Saloor Saseu banoler meb Seru. %
Ipotbefers8arer. gan er en- Of be fao
Srnssifer, iom life iaIser -StomadJ
BitterS" til Roseniombelt, oa ban tror, at
oenne Slaas Nebicin oil sisre SoIt mere
ipse os forftprreoe, euo be uar fsr; be to,
ger uemiis oltio en- for for Soiis oerat o.
ban er oerior Of ben Renius, at ben sisr
mere Sfaoe eno @apn. 9ern9t bar pi 2
SmeOie.8 ertteoer, iom briues al 8. Su.
perion os q. q. SoIep, bpilfe besse ipnes
at aIsre 9obe Sorretniuser. Bor gRsls
fit afuiste Ssit en- betpoeiis Separation,
iom toiteoe gierue Rm. 8booes & Ssn
$1,000. De 6leite Der bsrer, buno bet &ir.
feliae au9aar, til ben norffs Spnobe oa
lin 8etieuoelie er be uoeIuftenoe "Smitb.
gR9ne". Seq tienoer lite en- guefte, ION
itaar paa Or. 8nltbers SIDE / be iaa ofte
omtaIte 2Gretrioisbeoer.
"SecOrabs BUiten" tommsr Der bpsr Tors.
bag oa ~sjeuneml9ies af os uue meb flor
Srteresie. "Susmanossutteu" iaiss meh
iRrbeles Snteresie, us lille minot Of auino'
~foIteue. Saa mart be bar l9t be to Spal.
ter, tan man bore benz tale meb bueranbre
oerom, os tibt os ofte flyer be Do til buer.
aaore: Stattels Ole Sausen! So, bet er
for iIoe; ban burbe M biem til Rorse o.
ie lin Gtorie. en- Nbonneut.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
ut tdmme en- Mnabeff.

auereoe nieoens 9eitsn er en- sanite una Role, bsr Der
pennies til at bape @rine paa fig, men man Dor life uSer
o'oere l9fte Den paa, tbt oa bette er ben olbeIes lluaut. Fat
man let ltrGnrn1e ben, iaa ben fra ben Glib of anib nj
pape StrGt for ben Sluss gsbanbIins. Gilt SaIetsi bs
ben nrse 5elt uannes til iua tibIist iOu mulist, 90 8aa
lsilnsen bsr forssaa meb ben itsrt mulise SO % Sor
~lt9tsbeo, iaa Opret lite faar uoseuipmbslt Grunb til a
bltue %foritrattet; alt bsr pHss ben, for BET Ieooss paa
os bet sr osfaa en- COB cling OF labe ben luste paa Bet
S9rer man fig lite 40 paa ten Ntaabe, fan man let fax
6Olen aIOeleS uSitiamt. Seq bar iuaIebes leet en- 6eft, be
blsp aloslss raienoe, naar ben iaa en- Buffalo 6aIb, GA bett
itreu fig fra, at en- uuOrren Gut meb st, os uben at for
bersbe ben paa noqst Suubunt, bapbe bui Os 6aft lens
ct ~iaaSant- glas ousr beus 8ps, iaa 6OIen ft SnbtrpI
az at bet par ct nopr, iom bIep tuitst op paa ben. @aa,
man oertnoo roltg ben til ben, laber ben luqtc paa 6Gl
ben Os teller Gilt 8fO Os Uaas, iault taller uenIist, ba nj
man albris baue nosen llIGnpe beraf.
Nogst al bet 6srite, man IGrer en- sole, er, at Ser
laSsr fig Ise peo 9ieIp af @rims. Usau siSr bette beSi
paa ben WaaaSe, at man filler fig paa Chen al ben, gni
Der bsns 9taie Os 9Oueb, os frazier @rimetaftet frsmOper
~IamtiOist meb, at man ueb en- gibif Iom ben bsr baue fee
os Iagtet til, siuer ben nOsIs I~smfeIbise SmuaImGt put
Sa9oelen. Dette utI beuirte, at ben suur frsmaO, / be
gainDite nOsIe Striot. G~isntasss bette nOsle @ause, b
uiI ben fnart piuist IuOs fig fsre buOrfOmbsIR. Stal Del
paaiGttss SiOieI eusr %OpiabIss, bsr ben bs6ambIss paa e
IisnenSe Naaoe bet I9eIe muu suu ~iuuIsbss for fig, at6er
tnoier, at Der life er no9en 6are p~aafRrbe. Oct er en- gt
cling at ieae af Os til meb Munben paa en- Sole. Diar
gniOer Snubsn, aabnsr RiRusrus, lager ben en- runb GrR
ptnSs msuem GGnberne, Os Iibt efter Iibt sr ben fuIO fRr
big til at ta9e iuOb o9 taoIe at bare ct SibieI paa fig
@n SaoeI maa ben fsrit ie Os o9iuu Iu9te til; sOOt sr be
OF binbe ben no9Ie @auss ct GouS ON 2iust, iensre bGn9t
ben ct Bar StisbsiIer Oper &pgsen, Os iua suoeIis Ia9s'
en- SuosI paa; bog bsr osnue 6sritniussn ip0noss uIoslst
Isf, msosns man leier 9siten rOlist Os I~uusiomt Omtrtue
meO ben uuuute Sprbe. SsbuubIst iuuIsbss piI isIu en- a
Naturtn meset Nib Sole Iars at ~fOrituu, at Der life e
9tOsst at iIoa fig gal Ouer, ben nil uItib fse fig trps Oe
pore Op til en- rOIis Os p~aaIiOsIis Sst. *
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15

ut brittle burtist, naar man e uarni, sr lon' Dc.
fisnbt pberff farIigt.' st npt gepis for Rstpsnoi99soen az
at iasttass ben FORTE TOrfstisbsb, naar man erri8ttS pann
oo ipeb oa ul upbe fisIenbs 8ritte, afsiper fsl9snoe Sls
braaeIis. TN arbsibsr pb ct gertieo git, rtshs parn''
ben for at faa fig ct sobt @Ias toIb Spalorttte. pan
par uarn Os iueb eftsr ct npIis tiIenbebrdst arbrtoe Os brat
Serfor burtioere, sub SOrHstisbebn bob. st SlaSanfalo
trof kam frar, ia ban MATTE brinses biem, bpOr ban
tort eftsr bsbe. Naanss Gar Hiffst eiDst pau FANNIE ufaaOe'
Mus, iOul snauer fig 9ul isiennsa' &aPstsr %
gansI, os ffaHer fig absans til gGrslisr eaer 0tan' ta'
let ~forSriuss. Waan tiI1tiGrer en- Bort sasr &reprop sfef
aabninssns StsrsIis, bpppsr ben %tiIftaarns Del SsffO'
Ieilm (asroiins) os iGttsr ben IND outlet. SaaOe sls'sn
% ielue Stofist ~forbriper Wuiene 9sbet al en- SaSS
Glib, uben at bet frembrinser nOssn ~ubsba9elts SuSt S@'
rellerne.
- gIsb gafeiabe tan lanes uben Sub paa fsissnc'
Wsaabe: Gag 10 gunb Yotaite, ilaa berppsr 10 Gallons
uarmt ganb, os LAB bette iaa Nattsn Ouer. 3os iaa oenrt
gIanbins nats MOrseu, eftsr at ben sr tilfut neo 8 Sunf
| SabesSebt. Or bsnne Masle optost, baloss ben len
o. tiliettss msb Is Salons ~Ssesauanb; alt gans, Der bua'
ass bette Qier,eb, maa pore bIsbt. Usan bar ueo osHn'
FmpIe Sremsanssmaabe faHet fig 2le gunS COB Sabs
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
Sur for en- Serfefn9er.

gu gertfnser fan Istuinbt turerss paa fsl9sno'
Wsoabe: Gag en- gint aluinbeIis Blob SGbe, rsr op osrt
fua meset IuftIGftet Rail-, at Wasisn Outrent bItuer Jon
sibt, lar Iaa til en- Smut at Stinb, fpIb osnne meO Del
tiqauebe Stof os fit iua 6inseren berinb Og bar ben iaa'
Isbss t~nbeiperret for en- Glib, iubtiI man ier, at Sert'H bar
maattet butte uneer. IaiobeIet er itmpeIt og bar De flelte
lilfalbe ps fig prObut. Ser er besuben ct anoet:
gn 8ertesgpIb uoIbsr u~nbertioeu ~betpoeItS Smerts,
men benne fan titles famine Stu, ON man paa ben lag
aer iuantsget oprspst uiIb gurntps iom en- gsnne, ntGttet
msb gerpsntin. SpIbsn ieIu pl fOripinSs paa ~ Elmer
x*%
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15

sra g8eit Rrairie, Sort Taniom, Gntotu
go. SefoltntH9en Der / ben uorolise Sc
Of 8aniom 60. beItaor nRiteH blot a
Sfanoinnper, eaer rettere ia8t al barC
uurIte 5olt, % of oi2ie bar De 6lefte felt
let her for omtrent ire War iioen. S 20
it'll SenIeenoe bar SfauoinaOerne Neagter
euer tire balance of powers Der / Gouu
tiet, boiltet o9ina uiite fig peO. iibite Spit
uala, ioet Stunoiuhverne peo SamorR8'
tt9beO Us gui9beO 9if al reo to at be pig
tiaIte gouHtpembeOer, uenlig SbertH %
Treaiurer.
8 firielis Seuieenoe iporer man oes
barre life me9eH gHi8beo bIauOt De Norite
Nusle bgrer til SDuoOeH, iom bog life bal
nogen prgauiieret gienisbeo. Zen EorIt
9anIte conference bar pgiaa EN- Nteni8hel
her; ben b~etieue8 af Baitor Sia.
Sblauot be SpergsTaal, iDm itaar pat
Sa9soroenen, MAJ n9pnes aibolosiaaen
Ser boloes III pan at itiftes en- SOtalaf
bolosforeuius, og en- &omite er nsoiat II
uoarbeioelIe at 9oue for SOrenin9eu
Spgrasmaalet er. SGr mar lutte Jig II
Ioreuineen eGer life? Seq ipnes lit
SOgrasmaalet er oauifeli9t at beioare
Vile o. gnbper buroe lutte Jig til Sore
| ntnceu; men Sagen er, at bet life er Vile
lom uil. N2naosgolosmGnoene er bet
grunoeu, ION bar NET imoO at lutte II
til Soreniugeu; Oct R9rteli8e er, at .
erfIeurer, at afbolbsia9en er en- goo Gag
GA 9ruttenIfabslalteu ct tort Cnoe, me
brqlpe til at gorpbbe bette SuSe, bet e
Der faa, ION oil Bare meb paa. De Tiger
be er life frie uaar be fntter ig til 6oI
eninaen, ps at brittle en- Dram, bet 9Ip
tuaen Ittg. Seq tror, at be itnloe fel
ia mere fri, beriom De aild9oe atboloi
leltet % life lGusere fob nnOer Sr9no'
pinets aas; os jes tror osiaa, at enboe
Qranser eusoug bar uGret gtaaoebolos
mano, ua en- NaaaoegoloSn'ano ftear I 5r
ftelie for at bLipe en- 9ranfer, oerfor burn
gnbuer gaa IND / afbOlosfOreHinse1 EN-
MI. mebens ban er RaaoebolosWartc, Q
biplpe til ubrpOoeIieu af oenne, De arff
nes "5uagernaut", iom Senrit 8srselan
talote Standardization. " J. ..
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
Bier | Truetbapcn.

Bet er inseuIunbe ~itubsIist for gIOmiter % 6ru9t
treer, at be bessss at Bier; tusrtiHtOO er bet til ftn
gtptte tbi gierus msb be andre Sniettsr ipiQsr en- mcgee
~betponiuss fuIb ROQe Naturens 5usbOIbntus. Gubuer Deo,
at bet CT gIomitrnss Gtsmso OF latte Jrs os 6rus!, msr
bette fan tun ie, uaar Stsust fra 5aubIoniterus OUsrftpt
tes til SuubIomitsrns. 8stte fan su for fig t~iIfGIoiSut:
Os UsO gtnbens SiaIp, men FER for forte 8sIsn Ust
Snietterne, Der Fyusr fra gIOmft til 8Iomit. s ben Syn
buor Der er mango Bier, tan man bsrfOr 9tessen gi0r
8~hesnins pau en- beOre 5rust enb be ggne, bUOr Der niger
sr. ausrsbe al bsnns gruub burbs Der sn5usr 6rust
bare bOIbss Bier, uItiaa lite uIsus Tor ben birette glgtte
De sisr. y"
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
Wiesel mob Srepiue.

Drepine er en- forfG,bsIis 9!dge, iom Utanse a
O9 til Iiber al, lite minbit unber Spparten, o9 bet TT Der:
for sobt at uibe ct &aab befOr. Gsboerne bsr bOItes
ristis parmt guuO, Os at en- Seq, iOm iteses, tdSer mar
ben inberite SiGrne pg Hitter ben, ioa beo, Tom man Tar
taaIe ben, inb 9ret. 8eruait opbeber man en- Niuriteu,
pitIer ct sasr anbst rIbpIas Omfrtus ben, O9 anbriuger bsr
u~Osupaa Sret. Ruur 6pbOsrne tuse5 uo at 9aHSet, fOro
bet ~beapuber at u~ftieIes, bo tan man Sius benz en- Ombtu'
hing, ~inbenfOr buiIten Der IGs8es itest Gag. SusItst Sch
eusr Inject Ollie, brpppet inb / Gret iu Bsbt, iOu
guttsutsu tan tuuIs bet, pIeier iOl 0teSsl Osiaa at uGr'
bsIbi9t.
Decorah-posten., 1885-04-15
WisInftet SGnfnina Of en- Siprnt

Risl9ftet SGmnins Of en- Sjsrne'
unae. Sra Stisns Rartsb berstts,
~0fIanosp.~, at en- 9prstammsr on:
itsbe at fipbe en- 8isrn, Os bet traI
fig iua. at en- 8On6s Opps i SsSrum
netOp baUOe en- gisrnsuuse, Der Bier
funset forriss 8aar. Den par puttsr,
mil iom en- 8isrn meb ~ Waubs
Bet og par en- ubmGrtet 9esetummeIai
for 8onbsns Born. Wsn msb GIbes
rem ~bespnbts ben at bIiDs mere isIus
rdobig, o9 man bIsp mere os mere
Gn9iteIi9 for ben, efteriom bsns &refs
ter tiIto9. 8onbsu IGNITE bsrfor, bet
uur bebit at bIipe ben tuit, raar fac
COB a~nIeonins tiIbsb fig, Os fOIste ben
for 100 Rr., transportsrebe ben ii!
8psu os ouerIspere6s ben til Opres
tRmmeren, Der NOT ftuIbs lore gisrnen
Op til Oaniemeiter os Sunftnsr. Wen
6rabaten, Der baube parst allies Ynbs
ling og uanbt til sObe Oase, uiIbe lite
iaa Iisefrem Ipitre fin upe gier. Gin
meOfsbte Rutur fro siOrbe ben RObs
itanb, q flint, fnurrsbs Os uiIbe puu
ingsn MaaSe Iabe fig bebanble efter
nps Rs9lsr. Osrfor siaISt bet at fire
fig mob bens traftise ganber, Der uife
fig fRrbige til Robtus busrt 9iebIit.
gn Crime MATTE til, men at faa ben
paa 8sbfommenbe par iuseu let Sag,
% 8 uorne Manb baube not bermsb.
SmiOIertiO BRAT G'rimen, os Der uur
intet anbet at sisre, eno inbtiI pibere at
faa Sisrnen %fOruaret | en- BERTH ans
brast Rasie. Oa ben for anben Sang
ifuIbe trGfteS frsm, a ben ubeuases
Iig - ben par bsb at gebausIinsen,
uiitnot til 9grsreIie for gieren; men
SGIoeren mobtos not Dsbsbubffabsi
meb blanbebe TsIelier, bu ban life itaI
baue list 9sbunbIinsen af bans aiaIe'
bG9se.