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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-02-11

DR., Lockwood was exhibiting yes
terday under his microscope specimens
of trichinous pork, from Rib Lake,
where there are some cases of trichin-
osis. Many called on the DR.. and
were kindly shown the minute animal
which creates such disturbance and
commands even the attention of the
law makers of nations on account of
it's depradations.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Springer's official majority for congress in
the Thirteenth Illinois district is 974
Judge W. W. johnson, OF the Ohio
supreme court, has resigned on account Of
ilLhealth
Judge Ward II. Lamon, of Colorado, has
just finished the second volume Of his Life
of Lincoln"
Canadian Pacific officials are repor ted as
say ing that that road will be running into
Boston before Mayl.
Col Dwyer, ex-senator Dorsey's candidate
for congress in New Mexico, was beaten by
Joseph, Democrat, by over 5000
Queen Victoria will receive from the farm
ers of the Cape Colony a robe, dolman, and
fan of ostrich feathers as a jubilee present.
Relatives Of a woman and child who were
roasted to death in the Rib disaster, were
Friday paid 5000 by the St Paul Railway
company.
Thomas Collins, an e1switchman on the
Lake Shore railroad, was arrested Thursday
night for an alleged attempt to wreck a pas
senger train at Chicago by setting the switch
wrong
Touching the Cherokee strip of 6,0OO, 900
acres in Indian territory, Senator Plumb, of
Kansas, states that if the Indians desire to
sell, the government has the option to pur-
chase which it will not waive In favor Of
private persons
Gon. Swain is still actively at work trying
to secure mitigation of the unexpired por-
tion of the courtmartial sentence in his
case. 1t is understood that a strong paper in
his behalf has been filed with the president,
signed by numerous senators and represen-
tatives
Frank James, the ex-bandit, now living at
Nevada, Mo, received a letter Thursday con-
tanning unsigned bank notes for $50 and
asked that they be accepted as a memento of
the recent express robbery on the St Louis
& San Francisco train. The letter bore the
signature of Jim Cummings"
The Russian captain, Nabokoff, the leader
of the coup d'etat in Bulgaria last May, has
again figured in sensational role, having
cad band of Montenegrins against Bourgas,
5he prefect being seized and Russian rule pro-
claimed Troops have been sent to quell the
revolt Nabokoffs band started from the
Russian consulate
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
Is 600 MEN CALLED OUT.
SITUATION AT THE UNION STOCt
YARDS GROWING SERIOUS.

Trusted Agent Of Grand Master Work
man Powderly at the scene-Knigh,
Barry Also Present-The Executiv.
Committee Issue an Order Calling Out
All the NJ en- at the Yards.
CHICAGO, Nov. SIT was ascertained
Saturday morning on good authority that
General Master Workman Powderly had dis
patched q trusted agent to the scene Of the
stock yards strike to settle the existing diff.
culties If possible The representative of the
executive board Of the knights of Labor ar
rived at the yards Saturday morning. He
with prominent local knights of the causes
Of the trouble. What his name was or just
where he came from is unknown except tc
the local leaders themselves.
Denuty Sheriff Burke was questioned con
corning the coming of the mediator. Mr.
Burke, while refusing to talk very much
about the matter, said, with confident air,
that he would not be surprised if the diff
culties would be adjusted before Sunday
morning
An alarm of fire, which turned out TO be
false, was turned in from the second floor Of
Armour's farmhouse at 10 O'Clock Saturday
morning. On seeing the engines rushing
toward the house a great crowd soon col
lected and followed them. For time the
excitement was of the liveliest description,
but when it became known that there was no
fire the crowd dispersed
1t was learned before noon that knights OF
Labor Harper and Sylvester Gaunt were
holding a secret conference with Powderly's
agent at house on Halsted street, near
Thirty-fifth street 1t has been ascertained
that Knight of Labor Barry, who was sent
here during the last strike, is at the yards.
He is accompanied by another representative
of the knights
Armour & Co commenced killing beef at
their old house Saturday afternoon The
firm declared that many of their men had
returned to work
The hog men employed by the Interna-
honhl Packing company, to the number of
800, went out Saturday afternoon, ard it was
rumored that Armour's men employed in
hog killing would do the same at < O'Clock.
The strike at the International company's
house was followed by one at Silberhorns.
Altogether there were l 800 hog men out at
2:30 o'clock.
At 2:'D o'clock the executive committee of
the knights issued an order commanding all
their men in both the hog and beef estab-
hshments to stop work at s o'clock If this
order is obeyed q, 900 men will be idle, and
the strike more serious than the one of a few
weeks ago
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-There was a fall of
snow fell here about 3 O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. 1t melted as it fell, but on the hilltops
the ground was covered to the depth of about
ono inch
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov s.-Snow fell at in
tervals all Saturday morning 1t melted as
soon as it fell
BUFFALO, N Y, Nov. S.-Snow began
falling early Saturday morning and con-
tinued steadily throughout the forenoon 1t
melted rapidly and the streets were covered
with vast quantity of slush.
CLINTON, Ills, Nov. S-The first snow of
the season in this locality fell here Friday
night. No great amount fell
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. S-Over half an
inch of snow fell during Friday night at
this place, but upon the rising Of the sun it
disappeared
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
A MYSTERIOUS VISITOR.
He Calls at a House with EVIL Intent and
Is Filled Full of Holes.

Is run hotet.
New HARMONY, Ind, Nov. s.-Wednes-
day, while the wife of Mr.. Fred Hickman, a
resident of this place, was alone in her
kitchen, she was surprised by the entrance of
a tall, well-dressed, and progressing man,
who at once assaulted her with felonious in
tent, She repelled his advance, but he again
attacked her. She succeeded in seizing .
butcher-knife, with which she wounded him.
He then left the house but threatened to call
again. Mrs. Hickman lost no time In notify
ing her husband and neighbors, who searched
for the miscreant without SUCCESS Mr.
Hickman stood guard Wednesday night, but
saw no sign Of the mysterious visitor Thurs
day he secured the service of the village con-
stable to watch Thursday night About 2
O'clock Friday morning the stranger put in
an appearance, and attemted to force an
entrance into the house. The constable or
dered him away, but the man only redoubled
his efforts to force an entrance into the house.
The constable then fired two shots at him,
both balls taking effect and causing instant
death. Who the man Is can not be dis
covered, as no enc in the city or county ever
recollect having seen him before He did not
speak word during either Of his visits, and
was probably deranged.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. s.-Governor Alger
was interviewed at his residence concerning
the alleged false certificates of the state pri-
son physician, DR.. Palmer, on which pardons
have been granted. The governor said: II
have never granted a pardon solely on the
certificate Of DIR. Palmer. When pardon is
sought for on the ground that the prisoner is
dying, | invariably require that DR..
Richards, of the board of pardons, shall in
vestigate the physical condition of the con
vict Personally, know nothing whatever
relative to the charges against Palmer, but it
is a matter of record that every man par
doned during my term Oh account of ill
health has died except one.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-The National Butter.
Cheese and Egg association meets in conven-
tion In this city Nov. 10, II, and IL, and the
Chicago Produce exchange has made elabor-
ate preparations for the entertainment of the
delegates. Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
the formal reception rendered the delegates
will take place at the Columbia theatre.
Gov. Oglesby, Mayor Harrison, A NJ.
Wright, president of the boarl of trade, and
George W. Linn, president of the produce
exchange win welcome the visitors, and ad-
dressed will be delivered by the Hon Norman
]. Colman, United States commissioner Of
agriculture, the Hon w h Hatch of Mis-
souri,, and the Hon. E. NJ Slayton of New
HampShira
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
THE MARKETS,

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.
Quotations on the board of trade to-day
were as follows: Wheat-No November
opened 72asc, closed 5SlSc asked: December.
opened 141s-ssc, closed 74Asc bid; January,
opened i5l4c, closed 75lsc Corn-No. Novem-
Dor, opened 36asc, closed 355sc; December;
opened S'4asc. closed S6s4c; January, opened
3iesc, c'osed 37-1sc. Oats-No 2 November
opened and closed 25ss-s4c; December. opened
a6a4c asked, closed e6Asc nominal: January,
opened 255sc, closed 2657c nominal Pork
Novem ber, opened sa.l7l4. closed SelT,s asked;
December, opened sa2s, closed 81. 22lt asked
Year. opened aud closed s9l7ls L4rd-No.
vember, opened $5.a5, closed $5S5 bid.
Live Stock-The Union stock yards report
the following range Of prices: Hogs-Market
opened rather active, good grades steady, but
common lots &c lower; later the market weak
ened and all grades sold 5falOc lower; light
grades s35o14.0O; rough packing, s3.406365
heavy packing and shipping lots, SS.saa3sa
steady. Beeves, S34Ud5 II; butchers,
sl.0fJ2.5O; stockers, $l75G3U. Sheep-Un.
changed. Common, sl.gq2.G0: good. 270G
375
Produce: Butter-Fancy creamery. g,na5c
per lb; good dairy, lsa2ac; racking. 71qc
EGgs-Strictly fresh, 171e@lsc per doz.; ice
house. l6lRG17c. Poultry-Chickens. 6f6lec
per ID; ducks, sGoslec; turkeys, SC: geese, $50
6nI.W per dcz-; dressed poultry ISf4Ie higher
- y "''o Pri ou' oh track;
Ap,i,s- t',ir 10 rood shinn;n,- q ,,st ~ -.
bhl f''
New York.
NEW YORK. Nov O.
Wheat No. red state. Soc; No . do, S4l4c;
No. > red winter December, S5asc; do January
Sic. Corn-No mixed cash 4ya.c. do pe
een''er, &c bid. do January. 4sIsc. Oats-No.
white state, 3se; No. :do, 36c Rye Steady;
state, aIr. Barley Nominal. Pork-Dull
Re" mess, sItS1t .Jl075 Lard-Ssg, De-
Gem ber, +o.;5 January.
~. Iouis.
Sr1s w.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Mott is hereby given to all persons interested,
that the City Councilo of the City Of Rock Island
having ord cred that:
A ten-inch tile sewer be constructed from the in
telseCtions of the centre of Min street with the
line OF the Fifth svenue sewer, thence extending
south along the centre Of Ninth rect as near as
practicable 10 the north line of Eighth avenue.
of the city Clerk, have arp led to the County
Court of Rock Island county, in the State of Hi
nois. for an ssment Of costs of said improve
ment according To benefits; and, an assessment
ther Of having been made and returned 10 said
court, the final hearing thereon will be had at
the November term of said court. commencing on
The Sth day of November. A. D. 1886.
All persons desiring may then and there appear
and make their defence.
Dated at Rock Island, Ill. this Goth dayof octo
ber, A. d. 1856.
j. f LOOSELY,
DAVID HAYES,
+. L. ZElGLER
Commissioners
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. s-A dispatch from
Victoria, b, c., announces that troubles
among the Indians have again broken out
this season at Mettakahela The troubles are
chiefly due to the quarrel between Roman
Cath olcs and English church missionaries
who have been keeping their respective fol-
lowers perpetually embroiled, each wanting to
run the reserve. As serious consequences are
aPprehended the government has appointed
a commission to settle the affair,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

NEW York, Nov s-H NJ Hoxie,
manager of Jay Gould's southwestern rail-
roads lies very i'll at the broadway, over
the Metropolitan opera house For month
past he has been in the Broadway, bis where
abcuts known to n few intimate friends ouly,
and every visitor absolutely excluded His
recovery is very doubtful
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

ROCKFORD, Ills, Nov. s-E S Bart and
O. B. Burchard, co-partners under the tirr,
name of the Rockford Shirt company, have
confessed Judgment in favor of William B.
Burt for S4,553 81. This company, started
by l. }. Sprague, with E. S Burt and o Il.
Burchard, about three years ago, wa, on tha
verge of failure about one year ago. The
company owe many de bts outside this city,
in Chicago and New York, and other cred
itors will not receive ANYTHING
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
Another Romb Pound In ,c..o

CHICAGO, Nov s-A bomb closely r,senl-
bling those made by Lingg and exhibited al
the trial of the Anarchists were found hy
Leon McCallest while he was on his way t.
school Saturday morning. II was un the
ground in the rear of 203 South De>palnc
street. In size and shape it is not unlike a
base ball. There was no fuse attached. bun
il appears to be loaded Leon took IT t. th,.
station-house, where it was held fol lnsle, :
tor Bonfield's examintion,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
NPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all per.ons interested,
that tn CITY Council of the CIry of Rock Island,
having ordered that:
Thirty fifth street he graded from the centre Of
Seventh avenue. south To the city limits, the ordi-
nance for same being on file in the office of the
City Clerk, have applied to the County Court of
Rock island county, IN the State of Illinois, for an
assessment of tn" costs of said improvement &C
Cording TO benefits; and an assessment thereof
having been made and returned to said conrt the
ina hrUrinG thereon will be had at the November
term of said court, commenc 'ng on the sth day of
November, A. ID. 1855
All persons desiring mag then and there appear
und make their defence.
Di ed at Rock Island, Ill this 2Sth day Ct oc-
tober \. d 1856
L. s McCABE,
NJ. O'C0SN0R,
ii. BUCK.
Commissioners
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

Anyone having business with the ARGUS
office after 6p. N. I'm the event that the
office is cioseO will please call at vii,
mans d Galt's news stand 10 the postollice
building, who are authorized 10 transact
business Of everv nature for the ARGUS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Nov. "A 3-year-old
son of William Black, Of Lansingville, while
playing with matches Friday night, set HI,
clothes on fire, and was SO badly burned TINT
he died few hours later
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
Cheap HAIL Boxes.

The finest mail and paper box ever in
vented is for sale at the ARGUS Office at
the low price Of ii each. The same box
is sold everywhere at 81 so. Call and ex.
anime them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
ROCK ISLAND,

Catarrh is constitutional disease
Hoods Sarsaparilla, is a constitutional
remedy. 1t cures catarrh. Give 1t a
trial.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-08
Maverick National Bank,
BOSTON, MASS.

Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corporations
solicited.
Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent
and we rc-discount for Banks when balances
warrant it,
Boston is Reserve City, and balances with us
from Banks mot located in other Reserve cities)
count as reserve.
We draw our Exchange on London and the
Continent. and make Cable transfers and place
money by telegraph throughout the United States
and Canada
Government Bonds ught and sold. and Ex-
changes in Washington made for Banks without
extra charge.
We have market for prime frst-olass Invest
ment Securities, and invite proposals from States,
Counties and Cities when issuing bonds
We do a General Banking business and iuvtte
correspondence.
ASA P POTTER, President.
JOS. ". WORK, Cashier.
oct 80 dw&s6m
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-27

Ssrger Stterien,
&aUe bpro, Ntirr
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-27
SmaapIut.

gutsn efter tlblisere afbsbe Slaster
Ssuuii9 afsit | Onsbass usb Dsben /;
sun bar : iensere Glib Iibt af Gerins.
Goftnsiter Sinn bar paret paa
ct fort Seiss @aibinston; ban ct
III tourmsn tilbass.
- EraIait bolber paa at tomms inb
til ben nps 2umbsrparb.
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iuars t,pftuItlure SsbIctte, Tom nu
flores paa gluen oppe ueb ben fore
Bro / @et:9 ecorab. Otter en- FABIAN
9arusft iom BEN, Der nu forssaar Der,
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nOsen WanssI paa Sc | ben tommsnbs
Sommer.
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instcn prari baubs forrise Girsbass
Rat ct u~tpsseIist 8siss ibet uosIs
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9unbs tiIasrte 5OIt | RaboIaset, fit
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pare be uarfts &oubpr, man bar paa
be &anter.
- Frebas aften ben 29Se Sanuar
boIber SsIua YoOdwoob t Stspsrs 5au
en- 6oseIesninS opsr ~bet poIitiits os
~ieIffabsIise Gin | 8aibiuston." Wrs
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8aibinston, bar ueret &anbibat til be
5orenebe Staters BreHbsnt. @mbebs %
anises Tom en- af be bsbfte lecturers,
Der fortibsn er I Warfen.
= Sra Torsbas til Jrebas git Gbsrs
momstret ueb 40 @raSer.
2proas Worsen uiits bet inbtil 80
9rabsr untsr RuI, aItiaa % GRADERS
auIbs sftsr &eaumurs9 Thermometer.
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benpeb Is aar usb fra SJpsus farm
os til Stu!en Der | gpsn. Yaa gsisn
forfrss bun fig iaaIeoss, at man frgs.
teos tor benbes Gin.
SampsS% nepIoussne er paa Sars
ten Iise inb til Spen for at bpIbs
5GrbisIsn iaa uosenlunbe aaben.
Susr 2arien CT fou,nen iilbaas
ira fin &eiie til Chicago, iaa bans
BUTT i%nartuiI pare OuerfpItt Of 8arer.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-27
&ttSsrtnDen al aiuo

bar, i~triper EN- MsebbsIer / ct enoeIIf.
tinetf Sla6, / ben iiSite Glib oiue:
9offet t getius anIe.nins til ITO,
5orbauislie. 9un bor tulbfanbic
brust ueb 9ofstifetters itrsrse &egIe,
trots ale be Sorefti Finger. Der sisrss
b'nbe at Be Grpethise gsnicrer, Sc,
mercer, at &issis Bel bliper ubiet TO
Sore berueb. 9th imob ale 9ofcere;
mOnieae!s Uoiityiftsr BAR 6un pouet al
forl9sse i'm &efibens fra bet fsiIsrlies
gtnte,palabs til BEN prostfuIbe feiier:
ltge Tast nab bGns frIise imaa Slotte
% Ynpiuoner. Ser piisr bun en- Nb.
farb, Der brinser 6aaret til at relic
fig of 6orfGrbs!ie paa be samIe 6of.
mGnts 9cueber. @nbrer faar ubin:
bret aOaans til benbe, os bun unbsr:
boIoer fig msb enbuer uSen at 6etente,
b~uormsset ben Slaqs 6ri5eber b;braaer
til at fuette 9Grefrpsten for Refer
buists subbommeIise Mast. Weu
9bs. WsaieftGt sier fig ifp'bis / enbuu
itsrre Gillette O%usrtrebsIier. 5un
ffreifer basIis NIB forte &Iaoer eifns
mem Yarfen for at boIbe So9ter, %
bun foronifalter baalis gcresaampe
msb tin Serer, en- sammsl Gunuf, Der
er Weifer | bsnne abls &uuif. &sis
lertnoea sr siennemtrenst af ben Ouers
beuisuins, at 9inas bibtiI fuIste itrsnse
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-27
Seord8eri.

Oct sr sfter Iausuurise llnberiSseIier
eubslis IptteOss YoIitist t Paris at
brin9e 6Iurbsb / en- gebraseriias, bgr
er ret sisubommeIis. s aaenue Gars
not boe6e en- eIbre Dame, Der bauoe
en- betpesIis 6ormue, lammsn mso in
0a:terbaitsr. BIunot beres Bstlsubte
par an uus Manb. ber Uar aHiat osb
ct gsiurancsisIitab msb tuu 100 6r.
ON Waansosn | Gage, men iom lite
oeitomintrs bauos itOr 2pt til at IsDe
Hot os pt,telis o9iao troos fine imaa
Snb,astsr ubisrte bet 8uuititptte iosts
mintIte at eaG mt tIGot. pan frtsos
til ben unse 9igs. Der osiaa ut lin
gsbltsmpoer til at stps 1T Samtptts
til 6olbirbtlieu, Og 5risrsn uanOt
iuIbitenois benbes Glatb, iaa at BUN
tos BAN msb fig, mao tun ltUloe
bare 6up0utr os ouiatte Yapuer.
Den uu9s Wianb pIelsoe AZ aIslers
6orretutn9srne, msoens gun b1tlebe ii9
/ Santlertonioysrus, oS bsng Geoe tS
beraf Ill at iaa BEN ifsrlts Del al
gayirsrus uOttrsoe paa 1T Naua. Oa
ban par blsUeu gilt, tos ban ltrer IN
&iitso ira Observation-Disclosures og l.usos
l~ulsItRuGig paG fln Soass Seblemo:
ogrs 8etUrtRlns. Ssuue uota!ts i'm
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gauIIe Dame uilts n Dag IN Latter
batter oe bsuoss Utaab 2sIeu. Oa
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aosle Saroipopirsr, ~laUnso: BUN for
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III al GIrsfiers ben unge s99temauo,
ans 6aoer % ben pa.Gt.lts SRss,
booitmoo ben unse hone CT paa II,
SOB.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-27
Sra Sprins Grove.
15oe Sanuar 1885

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corabsB often"s 9to. Is ifaI iea be,
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oUer 1904, tiliammsn omtrent l54l
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tienber LII Siitorisn. nil ban nepps
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/ aIminbeIisbsb Isue ulise beSre emf
for uosle Aar tiIbase, at beres Boil:
ger os SteI | bsi 9rab ere fo~rbebrebe,
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at tlanore remitribtspartiet for. Stat.
tsrnss 6aIben Os Stissn sr afbausie
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nan opsrtassr ct baarIist breuet B,ua
taar man aItib Omtoitninser meb a
faa bet iffanb.
= 6Isrs Slabe baus omtaIt, at Be,
ltaI uars ipebaIffe 5oIt Der | gsnen,
nosst en- Rpstsimeb u,aa bape fanbe,
paa.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-27
Soorjor or pt tattt9e?

Stomuseren mansler Irbeioe -
i~triuer "SociaIbemotraten" - os BE.
foltninssn mansIer Sto.
Wan tan n,sb ct braitit grsulpsI
beIpie be nupGreube s~tonomiite SorboIi
usb at sisre OpmRrfiom paa bette.
EiIbub os g~fteripsr9iel fiabss Del
fulbt cp at. Den sr Ell Oaare, ion
lite fer bet.
Der er ct Gilbub iao fort, at al.
minbsIis 9slitanb piloe bIiue 6s!scu.
buis bet mobtosss. Oct ct lite aIen'
S~tomaseren, iom manssn 8ou9 fer.
siapss ~frsmbpbsr fin slrbeibsfraft, ne
I ale 2ipets girtsttebie finbes Isbis'
6anber, Der heller in'et ante enife,
enb at tase fat paa arbsibs. @as
eiennem @oterne! Butiterne er opert
fpIbts af gurer, os Sjsbmantsne e
fortpiulsbe opsr WanseIen paa 6isbere
paa ous OpIassfsber ! belle ben eipi'
liferebe 9srbsn er S~pIassbuiene ouer:
fplbte, Stibsne Iisser roIis t 6aunene,
os Stibsrbsbe,ue aaar faiit, tbi @ros'
banbIsrs sisr insen Seitiuiussr. Ser
ameritanfs 2anbbruser brenber fit Rorn.
iom Susen piI fisbe af bam.
Ss iaa gftsripsrsieIsn. st Waen'
nsfte ipsrser efter 9ipets Glabe oe
2ptte, ielu ON bet lite bar en- Stiuine
I 2ommen til at tisbe for. SuItsr
ftiarpss beito mere iutt peb Tanter
ON, at ma lite ct iifano til at afs
uarse ben; man frpier psb bare at
teuts paa, at biemue inbss Sntst til
Ie8ge ! Osneu.