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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01

tions to various railroad corporations.
| The land already restored would make
more than two States the size of Ohio,
while the remainder recommended for
restoration would make more than
one and half States the size of Ohio.
! The Democratic party in 1884 pledged
| itself to the reformation of the frauds
| and crimes that crept into public
| affairs, and the manner in which it has
| carried out those reforms has been the
| admiration of honest men. Many re-
forms have been effected and many
more have been begun, but through
lack of time and the opposition of the
Republican Senate have not yet been
finished.
In addition to the land reforms, the
reclamation of sufficient acres to make
almost four States the size of Ohio, the
Democratic Administration has purified
the public service and carried into eff
feet numerous minor reforms. The Ad-
ministration effected a treaty with
Great Britain which would have settled
forever the fisheries dispute between the
United States and Canada, but the Re-
publican Senate reported adversely
upon it, purely for partisan reasons,
hoping thereby to make a point for
their Presidential campaign. The
President negotiated a treaty with
China which settled all differences be-
tween this country and that, the fate
OF which was decided by the Chinese
Government. The Administration has
in the conduct of the Interior De-
partment overthrow the infamous
rings which were using the public do
main for private purposes and it
crushed out the post route rings and
Indian rings.
Our citizens are protected at home
and abroad in the enjoyment of life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
The pillage of the Treasury has been
stopped by the watchfulness of the
President. The management of the
Treasury has been honest, cautious and
wise. 1t has been forced to go into
open market to purchase bonds in or
der to avert a panic and buoy up the
business interests of the country. The
public debt has been largely reduced
and all obligations met. The work of
rebuilding a navy has been begun.
Every dollar in that direction has
been honestly and wisely expended.
While the navy is yet small there has
been built under the supervision of
Secretary Whitney the nucleus of a pow
erful navy, which only requires time
to complete. True to its pledges made
during every Presidential year in the
past twenty years the Democratic party
on the first opportunity it has had to
carry into effect the reforms in the
tariff passed the Mills bill, which
was fought by every Republican men,
Der. Not one of these reforms but has
had the almost united opposition of
Republican Senate. The Democratic
Administration has paid out in the
three years of its existence $50, ZOO, 900
more for pensions than it's Republican
predecessor did in it's last three years.
The Democrats are ready and will
ing to go before the people on the rec
ord thus made and it has no fear but
that its course of reform will be over
whelmingly Endorsed by the people in
Novembe Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01
TALKING ABOUT OTHERS.
w1y 1t Is Best Not TO indulge IN ~
Species OF Conversation.

w1y 1t Is Best Not to Indulge IN ~
Species Of Conversation.
.sRea1ly, said bright-eyed woman
the other day, IF we are never to Talk
about Our friends, conversation VIII
go begging for subjects. Inc iacs
that we all more or less do discuss our
friends, their foibles, their excelencaes,
or their ways and means, is one ABOUT
which we think very little. Yet We
are fully agreed and If , vote could %
taken this moment from every body,
the opinion would be unanimous. that
1t is mean and rnkind to talk In an I'M
friendly way about other people. Crio-
icism to a certain extent may be par
donable, but criticism when applied 70
the actions of private individuals IS
very apt by swift descent to degen-
crate into thoughtless Or satirical COM
ment. The honorable meaning which
the word gossip" itself once bore, re-
ferring to ones sponsors in baptism
and signifying relation by religious
obligation, is an illustration OF
the way in which the thing
referred to suffers decline. we
begin by gentle deprecatory refer
enee TO somebody infrmity OF temper,
and we find ourselves specifying par
ticuTar time and scene. which straight
way the one who hears tells again to
some one else with additions. slight
perhaps, but material. Before we
know it we have stirred up hornets
nest This may be done without any
more potent motive than mere love
of fun, and half the gossip in the So
cial world is of the unthinking kind in-
dulged in merely from a spirit OF droll-
cry. Far worse is that other sort OF
talk which ends in SANDER and begins
in malice, and which separates friends
and sunders the ties of years of inter-
course with its sharp and Earring dis
cords,
Upon. the whole, it is best not to
make associates the stock subjects OF
talk at the table or In the household
There are other things, and plenty OF
them, if only we go through the world
with open eyes and hearing ears.
The newspapers and magazines r
nish material for, much intelligent and
intellectual interchange Of thought.
and if we were not SO blind to the
beauties that nature scatters in our
paths. we should find much food tor
talk in every change of the changing
seasons Gossip.is of necessity dwarf
ing to those who indulge in it, and
from an educational point of view it is
utterly unfit for the young to listen to
or take part in. It has been called q
womanly sin, and tea parties and sew
ing societies have themselves been
slandered as centersand fountain heads
of gossip and malevolence But we
have never found that women were
more addicted to it than men, and we
have no doubt that the masculine club
furnishes quite as congenial an atmos-
phere for it's growth as the ladies' ket-
tledrum.
The way to get rid of it is to stamp
it out; If it has made it's appearance
to frown it down severely, and never
to indulge in it EVEN in its most spe-
cious and innocent Chicago In
terror.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01
1 WoRklNe-MAN.s SONG

Tne world is one great busting hive,
And men are much like bees;
me iabor1ng poor unceasing strive,
The rich live at their ease.
kor some must work VIII lie others shirk.
some wake while others sleep;
II makes life trouble and labor double,
So many drones to keep.
So. while we work in the shop all day,
Let hammer and anvil ring
A dollar day is good enough pays"
Projections the song we sing.
And the miner must toll beneath the sou,
The farmer must SOW and reap,
To help take care of the millionaire
And the rest of the drones we keep.
So let the sacred tariff be
On what the poor man wears.
And make tobacco and whisky free,
:" For trusts are private affairs"
Let haro work wet our brows with sweat
Where the furnace fires upleap;
Hurrah for Blaine, the man from Maine
And the rest Of the drones we keep!
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01
,es at a glance:


And this mere fractional difference
of O.45 per cent. in the total average
Of the two bills is the basis of the out
cry against the Mills bill as ''a long
step toward free trade"
We ask candid manufacturers and
intelligent working-men to examine
this table, each schedule separately
and in the total result, and see how
completely the. Republicans of the
Senate have exposed the humbug of
their party's campaign bugaboo.
The difference i'm the principle of
the bills is more important. The DEM
ocratic bill reduces, the taxes on the
manufactures, clothing. food and
shelter of the people. The Repub~
lican bill does, this on sugar alone
actually raising the tares ON clothing
and IN all the schedules SAGE tour. 1t
keeps the handicap of taxed raw ma
terials on nmanufactures, but cuts "A
per cent. fro m the duty on imported
tobacco-a luxury of the rich.
Which do the people prefer?-M =.
World.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01
THE DEMOCRATIC RECORD.

Reio.m Measures Inaugurated ny the
Present Administration.
Hon. S. Nj. Stockslager. Commits
sioner of the General Land Office, has
submitted his annual report to the
Secretary of the Interior. The report
shows that during President Cleve-
lands three years of Administration
there has been restored to the public
domain SO, 15S, $50 acres OF land and
65 O20. 53S acres more has been recon-
mended for restoration. These large
tracts are parts of the public domain,
the peoples inheritance, voted ane
ciyen away by Republican Administrar
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01
SCuELCHED AGAIN.
California Supreme Court Decl ,res
to Be an injury.


to Be an Injury.
Ex-Secretary Blaine's notion that
trusts are, largely private affairs"
which do not concern the public has
again been emphatically condemned in
court. This time the condemnation
comes from the Supreme Court of
California.
It was a lumber combine. One of
the members got enough of it and
backed out. A suit was brought to hold
him to the trust agreement The SUI
preme Court pronounces the contract
one against public policy, illegal and
not be enforced. 1t cites and APP
proves what was said by another court
of a coal combine.
Every producer yender OF coal or Other
commodity has the right to use all legitimate
efforts TO obtain the best price for the article
in which he deals.
But when he endeavors to artificialiy en-.
hance prices by suppressing or keeping out oil
market the produce of others, and to accom-
plistn that purpose by means of contracts bind
ing them TO withhold their supply. such re-
straints are even more mischievous than conn
binations not to sell under an agreed price.
The court points out that in the case
Of many contracts the grievance COM
planned of is personal to the injured
party" But in the case of an agreement
or combine ..resorted to for the purpose
of taking trade out of the realms OF
competition and thereby enhancing or
depressing prices of commodities
1.-The public interests are involved, the
wrong is far reaching and is done to
society"
That is a direct and effective blow at
the Blaine pretense that combines are
merely s.private affairs. ~ Y Her
aid
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01

MIR. Carnegie, who makes ST.
500. 900 year in his business in Penn
sylvania, has been over mere but a few
days. He has already discovered,
however, that the United States is suf-
fering from lack of confidence in the
Government. Mr.. Carnegie seems to
have learned very quickly how to
speak his Boston Herald
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01
WHICH, DO YOU PREFER7

The Humbug of the Campaign Bugaboo
of the Republican Party.
General Harrison said some time
ago that the difference between the
two parties on the tariff was ''not a
difference of schedules but of prin-
cip1es."
The Republican Senate bill makes it
a difference both. of schedules and of
principles. The following table shows
tho differancaS at a r1auce.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01
INSTRUCTIVE FIGURES.

A Table Which Ought to Render All
Campaign Lies Harmless.
The following table, which will be
found valuable for the purposes of ref
erence, shows the average rate of tariff
taxation for every year from 1871 to
1887 inclusive, together with the rate
pr0nosad nv tho Mills hill.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01

Docs not every well-informed
man know that the increase in price
of home manufactures, produced by a
high tariff, does not go into the pock-
cts of laboring men, but only tends to
swell the profits of others?-1hurrnas's
Letter of A;ctptd'ace.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01

The Democratic party brought
intellect into the Presidential campaign
this year, and the bloody shirt has
been sent to the political iunkshop.
Cssscinaaati Enquirer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01

Out of his own mouth, therefore,
Blaine stands condemned. According
to his own teaching the protective
policy fought to be abandoned be-
cause the advocates of a protective
tariff not only lean not prove that it
is as great advantage to the East as it
is to the West" but do, or assume to,
prove that 1.-THE West has
gained more out of the protectiff tariff
than any section of the whole Union. !"
Detroit Free Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01

high duties for revenue purposes as
will prevent free international ex-
changes"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01
SAME SPEECH.

maintain, and in the
few LSinutes l shall &C.
cupy your attention, /
shall endeavor to prove,
by figures and by facts,
that the Vest, the great,
grow'ing, teeming, pros
porous Vest, has gained
more out ot'Me protect
iUe tdxif than any Sec
ton Of the arhole Union.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01
SELF CONTRADICTION.

Two Characteristic Remarks Out of
James Own Mouth.
The ''uncrowned" one is doing yeo-
man service in Indiana-for the De-
mocracy. Heretofore he has COM
PEELED those who followed him,
either on the stump or in the press, to
answer him by citations from his pre-
vious speeches or from his published
history. In Indiana he has adopted
the excellent plan of furnishing the
answer himself in the same speech,
thereby saving his opponents vast
deal of trouble. An application of the
deadly parallel will show thus:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-11-01

INDIANAPOLIS SPEECH
1.-THE tariff for protec
ton so operates tna'
one section gets the
gain and the other gets
the loss then the whole
system of protector
ought to be abolished
and if the atrocities Of {
protective tariff can no
pr0ce that II Is of q,
great advantage to tn,
East as IL is to the Wet,
as great advantage tc
the South as it is to the
North, and that 1t is @
National and not a sec
tional policy, If, 1 say,
they can not establish
those points, then the
pol ICY ought to be aban'
doned.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Sgiaa ct Tutiocns unOcr.
Ocrf.

Wdlfnbllen paa ben fore Barrier.
uot'urns III n9lte Nor biiuer ct uarbiai
Stoe tptte til bet benuso 1000 dob bsie
GiHeIs9 Earn. 9osbpsniusen i benue
9al er al ct sanfe npt Spftem, ioet
bens unoerlas oannes Of bueoe Staals
Thinner eaer Sialfer. iom ipanoer uuer
en- Tiooe al 352 Sob uoen melemua
renoe StCtte. os buis pperfe Del err
lab Sob oper Sorpen. Den itsrite MI.
uareure {astpsnins al lisuenbe Slass
er Yanfras Sanesaaroen / 9unbon.
buor S~pRnbuiooen bog fun er 1913 Juo.
Sele S9Sten al Sauens Serntaa bells
Jig I'll ~ WilIiOner 1sunb, % 8pa.
nlnsen, Der bl,psr 1000 Sob lang, fpm
mer nj al betfe en- Jlape ai raiten IL
lsnoer 9ano. Eli Sammenliauina tan
tleue, at "Mdifm5aueu" paa ben nanlfe
fulfilling o9tfeoe / % TO 5emtenele
5or. 4ano os aliiaa fuuoe itaa benueo
otte Gauge inoen | ben frantic.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Sfanoimapiif tppo8raHif
Torening.

s minneapolis blsu ibpit bannet er
Screening uuoer Naon al "Staub. TYPO
graft Screening af minneapolis os ST
Raul". 5oreHinsen teller noset oue,
20 Weolemmer os arbeioer imaat, men
~fittert fremao. Wan baabsr meo Ii.
ben at faa ale ifanoinauiRe Ipposrafer
/ 2ulilnsbperne uneer en- Organization.
6preninsen bar 2ofale paa 0ania SaG.
bpor resul9re Wsoer ofboloes anoens
boer Snsoasaften. 9Ofaiet, bpuri Der
er nola9t Guiier. itaar besuoen til fri
GfbenDttei ie for Weblemmerne buer
Onsons. = Ssnbas ben 30te 9ecbr.
itnl nfbOlbes en- 5eit iii Snbtaat for
en- Observation-Disclosures til 5oreninaens
Reolemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Sfiabomn

Nabnin9en al Snbian Territory for Set.
there tiltratifr Jig for 2ioen utesen SpnRrt,
ionbeo ouer belle 9Gnoet. Gtloboma, ION
oct npe territory ital fables, CT en- az be beS
tie o9 p~afreite 9ele Of Sritsu. 9e, ipm On.
FER fulolt9noise Sylpsninaer ON bette
9ano, bsr l9ie VI. Ynis & Cos GuertisIe
ment ct anoet Steo / Biaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Nra @ajbinston.
Siumr RcIcrpniionen. Snicts 80

Siunr RcIerpatipnen. Sriets aof
mite for Snbinner Gulisgenser er blSpsn
suia en- at inniti0e meb en- Del mlnSre
piotiae 8urauorirser Gelesdt @iiforos
SurIao ON Gabnirs al SiCug &eierpn'
ticnrn. Den irrite 5%crunbrins beltems
mer. at Snoidrerne ifai fao sl25 pr.
gcre for alt 9nnb, iom inlses De fsr'ie
3 SIar. Sirlsc @iffOres 5orIas fulee
be iua 81 pr. Gcre. De matte to War
iaur DC rs Gents pr. Gcre. 8eiten al
BET uiclete aano oil blioe dnbnct for
Seiilere for so Gents pr. gcre, Otter
10 Gars 6orlsb fon &fgierin9sn, bots
ben pil, fiebe oft reiierenoe Sanb for
so Gents pr. Icre. On 2reoieoel at
be Seu9e, iom fOmmer ino peo Sal9 Of
bette 2onb, ifal bruses til at c9fte 10
after for Stcler Off, for De c~pocrenoe
sSnoiauere. De andre to 3reoieoele
bill blipe uooelt blanbt Snoiansrre.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
SorifjeIIigt t.

mia, bar nplis iolSt 10000 @auuner
Bin for II Gents pr. Salon.
- Sobn Sbarncn / 9olebo, Obiu,
bleo fOrleoen Dag uf en- Surp iilfienbi
en- Stabeseritatnins Of $3O,O for
Sfabe, iom ban III unoer Grbeioet for
Columbus, Spdin6 SaaeD & 3oIeoo U.
81, Go. Den beiienote gOlititer 5rani
curb bar SIR. Sbannpns NtpOtat.
- 5or Isrite Sang paa mango 9lar
fcm | 5reboss til San 5raucisco ct
9ampitlb fra 8inn, iOm life bnpbe en-
eneite fineflf Tisiaser Omborb.
= Gntullet Of 5aqitter / be 5oreneoe
Stater ioite use bar 26S mob 3O5 /
ben tilIoarenee llse ifjor.
- 8isteren SEQ. u. 8bittier, Tom
Dor ! Sonners, Wasi., fplote forrise
Wanoas lit Slbe @ar. On Mansoe
Noboer, 8enner os andre beisate BAN
/ bans Siem for at lpfsnife BAN. Der
samle S9bersmano er fremoeles raft
o9 rsrig, men fommer 'jelben no %
saar ca fun ct fort StpIte fra QUIET.
Oct npe enselite 8ruot, iom &e.
sierinsen bar inbfsrt for &epetarsepe,
rer os &euUlpere. er buiot og uoen Rsa.
- Stuten Tegas bar ct iaa for
SfOleionb, at Der ueb Gnben at Stoles
naret ben lite Suli 1888 bar ct fontant
Suer lfuo al en- balp Willion Dollars.
= s be fsite 6 Waaueber bar en-
sammel 9raobaaret Waub saat omfrina
paa aanids gitpS @aber paa arptfer.
Gan er mist9nft for Of bore en- fprflaot
uus Manb o9 Weblem af en- Yanoe
Seitetpoe, men Yoliiiet tunoe life faa
SeolIer mob BAN. 5orleoen Dag fial
ban tn Seit ps Bugsp fra Or. 9pree.
San blco fOrfulst % fansen. !oone
9taon er Sobn BrOofs, ban er 70 Nor
summel ps prefer al, at Eau er ben
Seitetpu / Imerifa.
Sch Sarfplten / Nerbseen at
San( mid, Masi., fanot man forriae
llge cit f,rieslet Slate meo fslaenoe
G%gbsbuofab: Bi bar / Stprmen ben
25be Nop. rg 1friusr bette iii uore 8ens
Ter. Iaar bette iinbes, butler ri paa
Sunb. Saabenbe, at s beoer
or os % mebbeler bette til bore Gen
Ter. Sobn @tlien, @dpt., Bat. 6ccp,
Som. 2etuis, Sohu O'Re,u, 8tGp Cor.
;on. 81 er ale forliite.
Jcreprnsb's fore elephant
b!ep i spnonss ncmt til Dsnen
g oflluet. Den par / ben ienere 9io
laa nltprlia ns pUlbiom. at man
)anne me9et o1n'feilQt for of hploe osn
9ntet. Sorrise 2sroas b1ooe ben n9r
'r9bt i'm So9iet o. hfrpda blep Der
,snt fra 9ioet. Oct bar ct panifeliat
qibeioe at fdu last Srr,ffen on Salien
,la ben, men Oct lp'fsoes bog tilIlut.
So fore G%iepbanter bieu ipRnote for
snoerne pad Den 30 Rob idn9e Strife.
Eaa ben uuse Ioam 6orspauabS Teau
'leu Glepban'erne latte / SepQa,lie, pa
.noen 20 S.funosr par ben pelbiqe
'Gbief" ct Sig. "Ghiei" par eli asfis
itif elephant, 103 Sob bsi os peieee
Yuno.
s Sopnn er Der tuunsen Stolrs
,aus. Os l be offentliae Sfoler tr Der 3
Bsrn; en- M Zion al oisie er
Eiser. Deb bet feiierlise rlniperiitet
,pboloer fig 1.sOO Stubersnoe. 2ancet
jar 124 Sstfoler, IS Normals, lob
aue bisie er Oifsntlise. Os nes
1858, iJm c~preibOlbss peo pris
pate Siorag.
Stdtsn SliHois bstafsr $1,000
or Hdnsrlbel'eu al buer rsmt Reformz
tole Gut. Nglis imurte 81 iaaoanue
, issl 9aier, os Der slsres iuris Sast
'aa benz, ba bet bstaler iis beore euo
II Saa eiter Spr. De flsite sr paa=
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

GongresmanO 6uWles bar inbleperet
Ell ReiOlutipn ON at anmpbe &umiteen
fpr @tioler pg lloueie at uoarbeioe ct
5urIlus euer Siles til ben i~aatalote
URiQs Sil ON of opbape ben inoen
lonoNte Stat paa 9oblf os 9icsnie for
Sal8 al aiferer / minore apauiiteter,
iamt be andre Seitemmelier ON ben
i%npenlanblte Stat, iOm fcretommer /
Mils 8la'en.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Brciibent 6Iepclano bar benaabst
ben ~berp9teoe Spetulant Seiamin Sups
Tins, ipm beslf en- bel Del J%ulfuerier
% 8eorasetier % ruinereoe en- national
8anf | Ohio. B~rsiibenten a~nfsrsr iom
@runb, at Soptins er baarct ips. % at
BreIibentsn af ben Srunb er uilis til
at labe BAN t~ilbrinse &eiten af fine
8n9c | 1t Sjem.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Gun9resmano 2awler fra S0inois

Songresmduo Saulcr fra Sainpis
inolepereoe for en- llse iiben ct 5ori lag
ON at bepilse Ell Yeniion al $l2 ON
RaareoeH for ale b9Setlis afIfeoiseoe
SOlOuIer % Spmanb fra iieite &ris,
naar be oar blepne 60 Gur samle. s
ben iibite llse bar ban mObtaget en-
M9ngoe Brepe msb Nnmooniuser ON
at nsniRtte Minimums 9tlbsreu fra 60
til so Gar. Sun inbleoereoe / Man.
bags ct ENHANCEMENT Suerensiiemmelie
meo biSie Iumobnirser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Su SlQo0erhnnf

sn slabSerbanf. "5uuo Der mef
un0rsr mig" Iasoe Berg, "oet er, uuOr.
le0es Yeterien ian Hare fig! suao lie,
Oh az" t'lfSleOe ban, oa ban bema,tect
ct Sm'l paa fin yens anFst.
va, life Of nOset," iua,eoe BENIN,
leg pare tom til at tante pau, buu1
puupst pei par, OF Yeterien a,oros
Nd'lae SsmaIiains ON Big" ''
9Oao? SlOrbe ban Oirfelis? 8e.
isrleH er en- ufurprusells siaooe, b5''t
ON alllo logger fin Raie ! MnSrss
lelp!" 'N p''le H9
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Scnatct bplber fremoeles paa meo
Sebdublinssn of 9oloiorIaset; bet oil
'~aroipnlisuis bliue itemt opsr | Mioien
of Sanuar. Sbctmincfe er Senatos
rerne bleone enise ON at ufifiare De
batten ben 15be Sanuar. Senutets
6innnsfumite bolber Napbe buer Dog
Suleierien for at ubarbeite sgnbrinsss
fpr1os iii BEN opriubeIise Bin. De
aeite al Sisie 9il9s fremirttes paa
Gumoonins ai 5abritanter os Grbeioerz
ioreuinser, Tom bar bapt Joretr9be Dos
5irnnsfomitesn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Eaa ben npe Sernblne | Sponmeritl,
Der uo9oar fra Yuenos Npres, finoes
Der paa 80 norite Nil inseu aurps,
tnsen BRO os lnSeu Sflerins eIer Sp
bDsnln9 al oper 7 Weters Dpboe eller
Spioe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Voganmeloclje
(Gf 3. Wdaer' Gssen)

goats SibeIbiftoriemeb 81,
leoer; ben nprife spnsbes 5Orloo
gosts g~itelbiitoris bebsuer i,,,.
Nnbefalins, BEN bar aub,ialet fo i.,.
peo lin a~lminbelise 1aseni 8ruo AJAX,
bet norife 8irteiolf baabe / georos
Nmerifn.
Wen benne uoaape at ben uOrs.
SpuOee er en- betpoelis 5orbeorino,
8srn iier eliter SiGeoer; aoSe a,t
leber pIrfer lsftenoe oa foreolense NJ,
bet bdrnIise Sinb us anIfuetiooior
Sanbbeben paa en- FLAIR % lepspb,
Waaoe, be b%ibraser mere END nooet or,
bet msuneifelist til at trptfe CUBS 81.
bet IND / Sjalen us faite bet bnbt
Siertet. 9erfOr bar en- 8iaeo gjber,
biiiorie iaa meset Serb.
Sm benne uoaaoe maa bet liaes =,
ben bar Lott i'm Opsaoe iarbefes Def.
bist; BiGsberne er talrise, ofts ct for
buer SIDE. me- ten operalt ct for bp,r,
glao; be sr / 5orbofo til YriIen M,
laa sote. Ofte er bilise Yluebbgosr
meb bibslfe Scerer iaa baarlist uofn.
rebe, at 9ileberne blioer mere aor,fo.
tllrer emo npset anbet; os mango flint.
fslenbe Os bc.neoe ariitne aiboloer IN
berfOr fra Of iisbe Slist; bette er uQioo
Set, tbi beore iutet anoet 8insbe euS
bet iom @uNs @anb siennem 5orplorss
os 29reres Jremiiains teener FOE Sic.
lett peo ct oaarlist, itpbeube Yiaeoe / en-
BOG. Wan bebDper fife at irpote for
iaaoanne benne SlbelbiitOrie.
8incet er eUot, ltarft og imuft, ga.
piret li9efaa.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Wabcn &orrciponoancc

Tiloe nogen af "BOiten"s 2aiers
9lsre mig ben Ileneite at opipie mig,
ON Der er este "Sunobebsiult" al sep.
man, Blod Gompanp's 5abriia,iun
at faa fisbt Der | 9anoet, os / laa JaIO
bupr?
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

3nitts 6omite for rifentlist 9anb
bar innlillet til Sebtaselie ct 5Orlus
ON al tllabe Berioner, iom paa @ruuo
Of Tetfe eaer af andre sooe @runoe
bar cGr't nscte til at forlaoe fine Some.
ite~oa.u boiette fig paa en- MP "glaim"
ifteostior ben. be bar forlaot.