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The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30

a veteran Maine journalist has written a
letter to the Lewiston Journal, IN which he
draws up a serious indictment against the
railway systems that penetrate New Eng.
land. "The railroads." says this veteran
journalist land the words OF a veteran jour
nallst are always the words of wisdom)
ARE responsible for the supsrabundance OF
elderly maiden ladies la our communities"
VI course expectation is at once on the tiptoe
To know how this astonishing fault is to be
proven against the railroads. But the proof
is simple. THE railroads have carried the
young men out west" says the veteran Jour
nallst, who has been journalist too
long in this world of enmities and
revenges to commit the capital blunder Of
implying that the railroads have furnished
to thesyoung men avenues Of escape to the
west. Moreover the Indictment against the
railtoads Is much more severe, when they,
are placed Ia the light of remorseess kid
nappers who Lave reached out and snatehed
youth from the sunshine of the smiles of
beauty, than IL would be IL they were re-
presented as merely affording facilities Of
flight to stupid aud tlmorols SWANS. II
being settled by the veteran journalist that
the railroads have made the old maids, 1t
may be interesting to measure the exact de-
gree of culpability Of thess expressing cor
porations before passing judgment upon
them From motives probably Of courtesy
and expedlsncy, the enumerators Of ,ho last
census were not required to ascertain the
number OF elderly maiden ladies. They did,
however, ascertain the proportion Of the
sexes, so that an enumeration of the SUPER
abundant women Is perfectly easy The
number of them in five of the New England
States Is 50 large that If the responsibility Is
to be fixed upon the railroads, those Corpora
tions will have no small trouble explaining
their performances. AT the last census this
excess of women was as follows:
ai. $50
MASSACHUSETTS, '..-.'......-,.- -. 66.2O5
Rhode lSland.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10,47l
IL ,lc0
Grand Total. :. g4,s7e
The small excess In Maine Is no doubt due
TO the considerable and humane management
OF tn" Maine Central Railroad; but this
should not be allowed to moderate the pub
lie indignation against the railroads on this
account, since further inspection of the
tables shows the fell swoops II these heart
less corporations in our sister States. AL
most one hundred thousand women left
fororn! But this Is not tho whole measure
OF the trouble wrought by the railroads,
but this Is as far as The veteran journalist
went with his charges. An inspection of the
census shows that. not contest with making
ola maids in the East, these corporations
made old bachelors in the West The ex-
cess OF men in five commemorative of the
West shows the extent of this corollary
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30


la inr, while these railroads have been
making old maids IN the East. they have at
the same tine been making old bachelors In
the West, and the burden Of blame on the
shoulders OF these corporations is twice as
great as set forth In the indictment drawn
by the veteran journalist. 1t Is plain that
very severe punishment should he neted out
to the railroads, but unfortunately there
seems to be little hope of sncli result. The
motive which persuaded these young men to
leave the influence of the smii-s Of upwards
OF hundred thousand nnidenS OF New
England will be difficult 10 establish. Ev-
eryone will be morally certain that the rail-
roads used undue means; but these great
corporations, after their manner. will hire
sharp lawyers, who may have even the
shameless audaclty to assert that the rail-
roads should be rewarded for considerably
furnishing facilities To the tEnnsau,is If Now
England youth, who. these lawyers will al
lege, Were anxious to flee to the West. II Ia
TO be hoped that these representations will
have no effect upon Tia jury, and that the
least verdict shall be that the railroad, bring
these bachelors back to New England Ia
time for the next census. on pain II the re-
peal Of their charters
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30
License and Prohibition

Inquiries have been set on foot again as to
the effectiveness of prohibition IN Maine, and
the answers are for the most part that in the
small towns it has completely suppressed the
rumshoDs. and in the larger towns and cities
it has decreased them and driven them into
secret places, though it has not suppressed
them. This is doubtless fair statement of
the case, though there may be few places
in Maine where the traffic is carried on
without much concealment A good deal Of
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30

Mr.. George o. Jones, the chairman of the
National Greenback committee, has built in
advance platform for the National Green
back convention which meets in September.
1t is generally unsafe to cOntruet platforms
in advance, but as Mr. Jones constitutes a
large majority of the Greenback party, he
will no doubt be able to carry through his
programme. When Mr.. Jones says there
isn't money enough he strikes popular
chord. There are very few in the country
but will go la for more money. The only
condition that people viii insist upon is that
they shall have 1t In their pockets. The old
greenback programme was weak in this par.
ticular. 1t made arrangements for great
deal of money, but 1t didn'tarrange for every
body to get his fair share Of 1t. II Mr.. Jones
can manage this satisfactorily We have no
doubt he can sweep the country
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30

The circular from the Treasury depart
ment regarding the enforcement of the con-
tract labor law is very timely and sensible
document. 1t has been evident that If the
law was enforced strictly in accordance with
its letter, great injustice would be done and
an application given to it which Congress
never intended. Under these circumstances
it was wise for tho Treasury department to
instruct the collectors 10 'go slow" Doubt
less when Congress meets the law will be so
revised as to enable it to accomplish the OBJ
ject aimed at without interfering with the
free movement of laboring men along the
border, which nobody objects to and which
we can as little afford to interfere with as
can the Canadians.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30

Ihere are thousands of men who spend all their
money, whether little or much, as fast as they
make It, A quarter for this, half dollar for that
dollar for the other thing, the most of them tri
mes, extravagances, but representing sum
which put into Life Insurance would buy a sub
stantial policy, keeping whole family comiorta,
BILE and independent after ones death, or provid
ne by an endowment for ones old age.
INSURE III THE UNION MUTUAL.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30
GREENWOOD GARDEN CAFE.

Having secured the services of Mr.. BIanch-
ard, who has been cook at Mitchelps. Scarboro
Beach the past seven years, / am now prepared
to furnish Clam Bakes, Fish shore hi n
ners, Fried CLANS, &c, &c, at short notice.
1y9dlm G. w. b. LUNT, Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30
Read the Following from a Well
Known Coal and Wood Dealer.

PORTLAND, Nov. 8, 1889.
MEssRs. q. WAY & Co.:
Gentlemen: -Last spring my wife had a severe
attack of muscular Rheumntism, so severe
that she could not raise her hands 10 her head.
A friend recommended Neweli's Mixture. /
bought bottle and before she had taken one
half Its contents she was entirely relieved from
pain and soreness She took the remainder of
me mixture and has never been troubled with
rheumatism since. We have recommended it to
several OF our friends since with equally good re-
s"'ts Yours respectfully,
g. ii. PIKE,
70 Paris ST., Portland, Me,
81 VIII be pleased to answer any letters
LA y. any one may write me in regard TO NsweIl's
"iNtnfe ana what 1t has done for my wife.
july12eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30
CURRENT COMMENT.
A VERMONT VIEW.

~. - Tot. AIDaHS. VT, MtSStngtf.J
Tile indications are that Congressman
Reed, II Maine. will be the next speaker of
the House of Representatives. Maine fur
nished one of the ahlest men at one time.
thar has ever filled the chair, and Tom
Reed Will make another,
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30
Sheriff's Sale.

CUMBERLAND IS.
Taken on execution and will be sold by public
a aSc on the thirteenth day Of August 4. D.,
1888, az ten O'Clock In the forenoon at the Sher-
ms office in the City OF Portland in said county ~
cumberland, the following described parcel Of
which Charles A. Rackleif' Of Deerins in ssiS
county has or had in and to the same on the six
teentn Gay OF october. A. ID. 1888, at O'Clock a.
m; wnen Inc same was attached on the original
writ, to wit: The following parcel of real estate
situated In said Deering, between Lincoln and
Mecnanlc streets, Woodford's Corner, and bound
ca as follows; beginning on the westerly side line
OF land occupied by the Maine Central Railroad.
and at the northerly corner OF lot No. on lincoln
of Lincoln street, recorded in Cumberland comfy
registry OF Deeds Plan Book 3, D. 81; thence
southwestery on the rear line of said lot 81 feet 10
westerly onthe easterly line Of lot No. 4 on Me-
chanic street about SO feet to land now or former
owned siS by Robert Brooks thence northeasteTIy
thence southeasterly by said X. r. about AZ feet
to the place Of beginning, being the rear part Of
iot no . on tne southerly side OF Mechanic street
as shown on said plan.
Also al the right in equity which said Charles
=: hscklen mas or had on the sixteenth day of
the same was attached on the original writ TO
redeem the following described mortgaged mar
GELS Of real estate situated in said Deering, to
buildings thereon, on the northery side Of Lincoln
street Woodford's Corner, and bounded as follows,
beglnnlng at the Corner formed by the junction
OF the north side of Lincoln street and the west
side Of land occupied by the Maine Central Rail
road thence running northwestery on the line OF
Salu rairoad LA feet more or less to the rear of
lots on Mechanic street; thence westwardly on
the line OF said last named lots 90 feet; thence
Lincoln street distant SO feet westwardly from
the point OF beginning; thence eastwardly by said
street to the first mentioned bounds being lot No.
., on nortn size OF Lincoln street as per plan re-
8, Page 81.
Another eertaln parcel or strip of land situated
n r1xy N aIfn
street at said Woodford's Corner, above the Maine
Central Railroad, being lots Nos. One, Two
street as shown by plan recorded in Cumberland
registry OF Deeds, Book 3, page 81.
Dated at Portland July 18th, A. D., 1889.
jy16d1awTu3w f' S
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30
OHIO MORTGAGES.
6per cent. Coupon Bonds, 6 per cent.

skAGRAVE BROS, Toledo, Ohio.
a Have constantly for sale First Mortgage Bonds
Hearsng Per cent interest, payable sem.annual-
anteed; reference to National Bank given. List
Of Ponds Win full description of securities fur
sebos on application. Correspondence solicited
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30
rHE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 80.

80 49, u'aa a .,ol nous istiegs eng rnHHiu
.-.thW, Tie nainn and address of the writer
are "a Il casrN Indispensable, nol necessarily Tor
publication but AS guarantee OF good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or preserve
communications that are not used.
The Portland daily press., 1889-07-30

"By-and-by," many man answers when solicit
ed by the Lie Insurance Agent. TO suen tne oia
Spanish proverb applies, By the street Oh by'anu
by, one arrives at the house OF Never"
INSURE IN THE UNION MUTUAL.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-14

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes,
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A PaPlor Is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms OF membership, fifty cents a
mouth, payable quarterly In advance.
No formality required In Joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms ut all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
means OF support except the dues of
members, 1t Is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of Its privileges, and all who feel
an interest In maintaining an institution
OF this kind, viii put down tholr names
aud become regular contributors.
A. j. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
III. M. SCOTT, Vice-President,
Ii. A, PARMELEE. Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
q. L. RODGERS, Md,
ohaiHnaA Hall and Library Committee
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$50 and $75 Insurance.

RECORD a:221s, Sacramento, Sept. is,
1887.
PEDIGREE: - Marin was sired by
Qulnn's Patchen, he by Geo. M. Pat
chen, Jr.; Marn's dam by Emigrant, he
by Billy McCracken; Billy MGOracken
by McCracken's Black Hawk, 7G7, Qhe
sire of Lady Dooley, and of the dam of
OvermaH, 2:194). McCracken's Black
Hawk, 1877, by Vermont Black Hawk, 8;
and dam by Marshall's Black Hawk, he
by Easton's Black Hawk. The dam of
Quinn's Patchen by Stock bridge Chief,
he by Vermont Black Hawk, 8.
R.'T. Carroll OF San Francisco, the
former owner OF Marin, vouchOs, that
out OF thiriy.six mares served by thls
horse during his last season In Call.
foruIa, lhirty.dve proved with foai,
PAUL u. ISENBEItG.
JIy-s9sg.
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Carriage For Sale Cheap.
Cottage To Let.

.Ss@A A NEW one story Cottage
sSE n on upper part of Liliha
aaEEkzH street, containing rooms
nicely papered and painted, bath room,
kite en-, nice lawn, shade trees, etc.
viii be rented reasonable to tod ten
ant.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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FIR
Continental and Colonial
AGENCY.
SO Rue de Dunkeraus, Paris.
FRANCE.

Executes Indents for every description
Of French, Belgian,
Swiss, German, and English Goods. at
the best Manufacturers Lowest Prices.
Commission, Two,and.a Half per cent.
All Trade and Cash Discounts allowed
TO Clients, Original Invoices forwarded
when requested.
Remlttances, through London or
Paris Banker payable on delivery of
Shipping Documents; or, direct 10 tn,
manager,
The Agency Represents, Buys, and
Sells, for Home aud Colonial Firms,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-14

Piece Goods, Cashmeres, Cambrics
Silks, Velvets, Lawns, Chintzes,
Muslins, Carpets, Cloths,
Millinery, Laces, Gloves,
Fringes, Parasols, Haberdashery
Gold and Silver Lace,
Flannels, Feathers. Poarls,
Boots and Shoes, Glass, and
China.ware, Clocks, Watches,
Je" ellry, Fancy Goods,
Electro.plaie, Musical Instruments,
Fans, Ecclesiastical and
Optical Goods Mirrors, Toys
Pcrfnmery Wines &c,
Oilman's Stores. Books Artistic
Furniture, Stationery,
Chr"moS, Machinery. &c., &c.
100 " 8.
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Island Views.

A LARGE assor' meut OF photographs
N and Sic eosc pic Views OF the
most attractive scenery, buildings, etc /,
In thes islands, for sale at reasonable
prices
HAW 'IIAE BU- MESS AGENCY.
Corner Fort and eTohunt streets.
SsO6 II
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Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Sil Sperpeielie. "Rsn emma, bu
uil oa psl life sifte big meo ben Bro
fesior %, ium sr aloslss bar / 90.
oeoet?"
emma: "SistisnOt er ban bet, men
tent buor mango uuse Serrer MI for
giben er bare paa Suoeriioen al 30
peoet!"
Set er en- tri1 6iItOrie. ben meo,
6drisn8."
"6oao er ipeien meo osm?"
"@u al 9uilin9erre er oso!"
Oct er 10 isrseli9t!"
"Sa, os bet pGrite al bet er, at man
life peb, boem af Dem, Der er opo!"
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Eupepsy.

BET e, buao De iiuloe babe; ~rentubfast
9e maa BABE bet for ristis at funne globe
Dem I 2tpet. Tuiinber Tiger baSlis beref'
ter os isrser ODER. at De lite timber bet. 9u'
timber paa Euitnber at Dollars forboes aar'
yiaaars Of Bublifum I Saab ON, at be fial
'anne Iiaffe fig bette gooe. Cs bog Tan Vile
iaa bet. ri saranterer, at electric Sitters,
ON bet bruses efter Sorifrifterne. os man
',ebbliper at BRUCE bet, oil ifaffe Dem COB
soresielie, iase ben Demon 2pspepiia paa
Isren o. inbfsre ibens Blabs Eupepsy. vi
Inbefaler sglectrie Bitters' for 9pspepiia
oa aue Spsbomme | 2eper, s9ape cs Rprer.
Salaes for so Gents os 500 5laiisn | s
s. R~ontspmerp & Cos Drug Stors, 3eeo.
'ab, Soma l4l
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Gn Sap Yapir ireiIer benoeS
HiO.

Set bar Inlet Nnoet eno ct Stsfte al ct
SmlassB apir, men bet f~relite benoes 9ip.
gun bar paa bet fibite Staoium uf TGrira,
9R9er1e bapbe f~ortalt benoe, at bun life
tunoe belbreoes % blot tuuoe leoe en- fort
3io; bun ceiebe minbre enb 20 Buno. Taa
ct ~ufrepet Stptte Eapir lGite bun ON DR..
Kings New Discovery, % ft fig en- Btgre.
foife. Get blalp benoe; bun fIsbte en- flor
Slaife, bet bialp benoe mere; bun tjsbte END.
MI en-, os beorebes raft. Srn peobleu at
BRUCE oenne Rebicin ps er M it9rf, fritz
r%sotinoet, tpf os feb us peier 140 8uno.
Bcr uioere llnoerretnins ieno Clamp til s8.
., Cole, 9russtt, Sort Smith. YrsoeTla'
Ter at oenne piounoerli8e Discovery faces
irit / So montgomery & 60 Drug Store,
0ecorab, Soma. az
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Gamble Sorsufriueries Stiiteret, 23oe
5ebruar 1889. Sost eitsr niosoe 2Gateioli
Cars oauieu Sinle os Sari G~brifteusoGtter.
5pl9euoe iraoGrenoe Nrpinser inotaloes.
y 3e teitamentnriite Nrutuser:
gbriitiau NruHoieu.
b. Oscar Iolatien iom gift meo sariue
amunosontter. Bts9e hisies aoresie
er cpsione at bare: Sturgeon Bap,
Door County, NislUniiu.
. Sntetntdroiugerue
a. Saus Better OIien 8so, Gift Heo Cars
Souiens Spteroattsr airiten @uriue
gliasoatter.
b. Nnoreas Souo, gift meb Cars 6aui.ns
Sgteroatter Mette &riitine gliass
batter. gesss oisies Goresie er OPP
9ione at p9re: Scdeter, Minn.
c. 2ars Saniens SBIterisu gifal Hns
oreas gliaieu, bpis Goresie er opsipen
at bore ben iamme JON for gp. 1 a. & b.
3romss Sorenltriueries Stiitsret, 13oe
5ebruor 1889. Yeb uHbertesneoe Stifteret
beuitaar unber Bebanolins fslaeuoe 9sts'
boer:
vi Salsiiorbeus EbinsIas:
9aarobru9er Gnoreus SaRien Splmenas.
(Gf arpinserne er Ssnuea Sobauues Yin.
breasien boiut / g8isconIin.
Saarenfe Garine Senrii8oatter Spitebera.
(Gf a%rpin8erne er afoBbe 9atter 8iertruos
Ssrn gilert gliieusiens, Ole Sueebrigti.n,
3beooor Snsebristien % 9apma Susebrist.
len | Ninneiota, iamt 9attersn Rarsretbe
Rarie Sobannesien iamneiteos).
Get norife o9 ,peulfe Stcesgouiulat / 9es
Moines, Soma, uoiteoer 5ulomaster os inbs
forbrer Nrpemioler / oct aamle 9ano.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
Scos'alo. Sorbenpurenbe Ssoorh.

Seosfalb. Sorbenonrenbe Soorb.
eter Sens SEMEN Sneofer / Isrmelile
paa Samss er forleoen bsb. "a Nor
9arnmel. s en- Garretfe bar ban en- al
Ders leoenoe Rano / forfieQioe Rsts
nir9er; ban bar en- iremruaenbe .6efte.
tlenoer o9 Seiteopor9tter ga hprte til
oen 9amIe faite Stof al arunbmurebe
Semotrnter Der paa Gen; ban beltoa /
5rlDeosbeoe9elIen fsr Os efter 184S.
On at Gpbfpns melt befienote
@enItremenb 8asmus 8eberIen, forben
@aaroeier / Oaecrup, er forriae qirs.
bag 9tat nfgaaet ueb 8soen / 6sibp peb
Soerle, boOr ban bar boet / be ioIte
aar. &nsmus 8eberien pae en- uals
m'noel's oplpit Wanb, napnlia bauoe
pan mere &lenol tab enb be ileIte til
Danmarts Siitorte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
NoNerfiGrliohe0. Sra

MoOtrtiarli9beb. Sra Belle mets
'0lSenoe Gret: 8 SSnbnss bleb
msOet til en- summel Some, iom Dor
u Sanosbp l Wtilsuei fra Saberslep.
9snoss SON laa meset farlis ips af
-Ase0eienoelie, l Nil noro for Belle.
~ mpOtOs 8reuet Manbas Mistds
ION neo 9Oset til Belle Wanba9
aM' GIT osrfra | 13 @raoers &ulbe til
7 slnsns 9iem, boor bun anfom III. 2
aaItsn, Sun baobe sanIte alene
ss,el lSlse Snepeien, Tom aaar ooer
@s.ilerle tllbels oper Ylpieiorb %
ssr, % tiliiolt pabet | ca. / @len
q lensere Stptfe inb til SDnnens
H. .'0. 9enne samle &one er 80 Gar.
E w. var IlaturliSuis / bSi @rab for
r.. Sn'sl, oa bun ,,aaebe Maalet, %
s M, al ltlloe bun babe saaet lensere,
1--WE gun tiliat 2iuet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

IA
sIOsoe Baron Solitens2 ebn Garius,
n, oort eanos elote 2ebnss 8eFbs
~! teltamenteret belle fit Snbbo til
ksr,u s"'S y Gitrups Jrue, Der er 8as
Ea,s Srooeroatter. Den Ifbebe
kr,r 1onoar Samlins af in9ff Bors
es; '9 @tsbler fra &otofotioen. 90
sSstls JSrfteminiitereus Diem iaa.
b, b "',ssDoenpaOn, iOm paa Sobierne,
krssN' U =" 9ptase belle bet teitamenterebt
Esr;i,es1 oct - efter at enfelte, ierlis
"a u.os stetter er ubtasme = iolstl
asbrno.ua Den Sum, Wuttionen ia,
hr SI. e. oa 9iqsbet bar peret mesei
r. ''susn ~betpoelia.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Sil Winoe ON neutrality-suspicious.
oeo Borbasie ben 29be 5ebruar 1864
aibolbtes ben 28oe 5ebruar en- Winoes
feIt peo SorbaSie &ro. Trpbs bet oaarz
lige 8eir par Der mSbt umfrins oeo 1876
Wenneiter. Otter ct Beiss peo Minbes
itenen / Sfsbsbiers Ylantase, Der / ga
gems Inleonins bar betrauoiet, iamles
oes nan / 8roens &eiieltalo, bpor Der
par last Sulp us bpsset paa beoite
Maaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Ginteren fom Tent, men iaa bar ben
MI taset fin Mon isjen. Dag efter Dag
er 9uiten fplot al buirulenoe Sne, Tom
lesaer fit tatte bsie 9effe ouer @aber
% 8eie os puer ganerue 2anbet isiens
mem fra Spo til Norb. Spert 0ieblit
inbtreoer Der en- S%tanbsnins i9raf ifen,
mart Der, mart Der, os ielu inbe | so
peoItaben panitelissieres 5aroielen
bei @rao.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Gn YreIt bulbt flere 8rabi'euer ON
8rOfeten Sonas ue Iutteoe en- at benz
meb fsleenbe Orb: "Snatebes fom So
mas inb / Spulfiitens Bug, bOor Ri oil
labe bum forblipe, mine tjare Brsbre,
iuotil Ri nrsbes igjen pna noe ite Ssnons,"
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10
NrbtiOslpsbcb | &jebenbabn.r De

grbrlOslDsbcD | &jebenbann.f Der
b for Eioen en- messt beipoelig Dir
|GNslGsbeo i oe fortienise Saanouerfs.
s 9OOecitaoen. Serlis 9alt er bet
Sq8ninssinsene, oa iaa sobt iom aft
F78ula8sarbeioe er %ftaniet. 9lf Wur.
fsnNs % Wurarbeibsm9no oar ueppe
P 6tmteoel Befjeftiselie; ale be andre
f%aNierer. af Walerne er be ire 5iers
|asIe nrbeioslsle; iom Grempel paa,
sor Ilst bet itaar til / bette Sag, fan
'uuts, at ct enfelt fort Malerfirma,
" unNsr alminoelise Sorbolo ipslels
etisr umtrins peb 100 Spenbe, | benne
10 fun bar Nrbeibe for ct Bar Stpffer.
stOmaserne er Salubelen arbeibss
ksus blanbt Sfreboerne er bet FANNIE
Eu'aloet. Hoset bebre fer bet no for
lsararbeioerne, bpis Sag 10 fun |
snse GRAB bersres al Narstibens Sub
aSale; beler life blanbt 9pposraferne
oer HOsen Grbeioslssbeb al Betpbs
lug, pelt fri for NrbeibslBsbeb er
a entslt Sag, nemlis Sfibstsmrerne
~HaOOanlt9e sunitise 5orbolo | bette
TT oesrnnoet |, at Der for Tioen er
FVte Sttbe UNDER Bpauina.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Set beiefts Jielb 8eroen Ital bore
Wount Sercules pau Np. Guinea. 9ets
Ssibe er benimYb $4,000 Sob. @Ount
guereit, iom biotil bar ueret aniet for
at bore Surbens bsiite 5ielb, er $4,000
Sob bgit.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Sergeant NielIen oeb Nrtiueriet /
Iarbus bersueoe zig Sipet Ssnbas Den
3oie Warts peb ct Teuolperitub / penlre
Tubing. Serseanten bapbe forisst
Selpmoro ON 9Broasen / Sernbanes
anl9eset, men forbinorebes beri al no9le
tilfommenoe Serrer, iom iratos bam
&eoolueren. Den naite Dag bar ban
imiolertio faaet fat / en- anoen 8epolper.
Iarlasen til Selumoroet ifal bore ulptz
felis 8ierlisbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Npt Sampifib. 9amplfibsielfabet
"9binspala" bar fisbt ct npt 9ampitib
/ Inttuerpen "Seter be @onird paa ca.
34OO IONS. Sfibet, Der unber banIi
Stag lfal seobe "Norse", er beitemt til
Sart paa Neiu gorf; bet ital fsres al
8aptein 9. 6. 8ibl, for 9iben SSrer al
"9et forenebe 9ampifibsielfab"s Sam'
Der "Balbemar".
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-10

Sen npe 6iifcrilOp bar Dos Clint
ijcrosfferne uaft alminbelis Wisfor.
n%gielie, napnlis Tom 5slse al De itrense
Beitemmelier meo Senipn til 8daoene,
af bpilte en- Mansoe bar maattet TASTE.
res, eiter at Spipnet bar erflaret BEN
uloolise. vt bette bar peret ct baarbi
Stag for be u%bemibleoe 5ifere, lisser
Sagens Natur.