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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
SWISS TAXATION.
Explanation of the system Known as the
Progressive Tax Scale.

Explanation of the system Known as the
Progressive Tax Scale.
Almost the first difficulty that besets
a people trying to govern for themselves
is the question of revenue. Where is
the money to come from? Taxes, the
bugbear of all nations, also puzzle the
Swiss. His method of raising them in
some of the cantons is alike interesting
and novel. No official assessment is
made of property. Blanks are distrib-
uted to every house, to be filled in by
its occupants. The system is know as
the progressive" tax scale.
A, who owns $4,000 worth of property,
pays taxes only on half of it; b, who
owns $25, 900 worth, pays taxes on eight
tenths of it; while G, with his 500, 900
worth of property pays taxes on the
whole. The result is that G pays not
the proportional twenty-five times the
amount of AS taxes, but fifty times as
much. The income-tax is managed after
similar fashion. The rich pay out of
all proportion to the poorer classes.
They probably would not change places
with the poor, however, even to save
what they decry as unjust taxation.
The plan is not always popular one.
Leaving every man to assess himself
has The disadvantage that the rich,
with stocks and bonds sometimes do
not make return of them. When a rich
Swiss dies, however, the government
control OF his estate quickly makea
amt nds for all his past misdeeds in tho
way of assessments, and every penny OF
taxes held back is now deducted, to-
getl er with compound interestand fines.
IS. Ii. NJ Byers, in Harpers Magazi,,s.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
MONEY AND BRAINS.
Represented at the Annual Banquet of
the New York Chamber of Commerce.

Represented at the Annual banquet of
the New York Chamber of Commerce.
New York, Nov 19.-The one hun
dred and twenty-second annual dinner
of the Chamber of Commerce was held
at Delmonico's last evening. Among
those present were Grover Cleveland,
George William Curtis, Chauncey M.
Depew, Carl Schurz DR.. c. w. Eliot,
president of Harvard General Sherman,
Bishop Potter, General Schofield md
General Howard. The principal speak
ers other than President Smith, who de-
livered an Introductory address, were
George William Curtis on Commerce
and Literature;" Chauncey NJ. Depew
on Reciprocity with Other Nations;"
Carl Schurz, on ''The Development of
Foreign Commerce, and President Eli
ot, of Harvard, on Education in Its
Relation to Business Affairs"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
A Brokers' Rascality.

PHILAD ELPHIA, Nov. 49, Robert Fl.
G.. Hill, broker, has been held in
81, bail, being charged with re-
hypothecating $4,000 worth of bonds,
the property of Il. L. Hart On June IL
Hart borrowed $4,000 from Hill, giving
as security the bonds. When the notes
fell due Hart went to Hills Office with
the intention of paying the money back,
Soon after this he received note from
Hill saying that Judgment had been is
sued He finally learned that Hill had
deposited the bonds in the Chestnut
National Bank, having hypothecated
them for $500. Hart paid the 81, 500
and recovered the bonds, and then
swore out warrant for Hills arrest.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
CANNIBALS' FEAST.
Letter From Jameson, of Staniey's Rear
Guard, Which Partially Clears Him
From Terrible Charge

"nlch t'aFIi1lty
From "A Terrible Charge.
LONDON, Nov. Is. - Mrs. Jameson
writes the papers requesting them to
insert the following letter from her hus-
band, who died fortnight after it was
written and was therefore unable to
take the further steps by which he in
tended to clear his character of the
charge of instigating cannibalism. The
letter, which is dated Stanley Falls, Au-
gust 3, 1883, and is addressed to Chair
man McKinnon, of the Emin Relief
Committee, describes Assad Farran's
statements as false and says:
On arrival at Ribaruba the chief invited me
to his resi- 'ence, where l witnessed n native
dance. which Tippoo lib said was usual fol.
lowed b. a cannibnl feast. 1 expressed myself
as skeptical about this whereuron another
Arab described the cannibalism. 1t was hor.
rible story and declared it to be impos ible
The Arab retortel; Give me BIT of cloth and
you will see" l thought 1t was mere ruse to
obtain gift, but l gave the cloth Then fol-
lowed the most horrible scene l ever witnessed
The whole thing hhpp ned so quickly that 1t
would have been impossible TO sketch IL even II
l had wished to do so. Furthermore I had
nothing to sketch with. The small sketches
made were done in the evening in my own
house. The girl never looked for help. and
girl was obtained 1 do not know. enclose AS
sads retraction, which says that the story OF
my buying the girl was based on msunder-
standing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
WIN Soon pIsnppear.

WASHINGTON, Nov 19.-Chief Con-
structor Wilson, of the Bureau of Con-
struction and Repair, in his annual re-
port to the Secretary of the Navy on the
operations OF the bureau during the past
fiscal year, details the action OF the de-
partmenL and the whereabouts of war;
ships in foreign waters He says that
with the gradual appearance of the new
steel navy has come the rapid retire
ment of the wooden feet, which in about
seven years will have entirely disap-
peared or have been utilized as receiv-
ing and training vessels. There are now
three second class vessels in the service
and fourteen third rate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
The Indiana Supreme Court Declares the
Meat Inspection Law Unconstitutional.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-THE Supreme
Court has decided the case of the State
VS.. Philip Klein, the agent of the Chica-
go Dressed Beef Company, who was ar
rested some months ago on charge OF
selling meats that had not been in
spected in this State before being butch
cred. The low court held the law un-
constitutional, but the State appealed.
The decision of the lower court was af-
irmed, Judge Berkshire holding that
the act of the General Assembly is in
imical to the laws OF trade between
States. and therefore unconstitu tional
Klein's arrest was declared illegal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
Fifteen Thousand rolxeus of Est.sm

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s-At ST. AIMS
church yesterday the fortieth anniver-
sary of the ordination of Rt. Rev Mgr.
Preston, " g., pastor of the church,
was celebrated with befitting ceremo-
nies. Rev. Henry Brann, on behalf of
the clergy of the archdiocese, presented
an address to Mgr. Preston commemor-
ative of the occasion. Accompanying
it was purse of $4,000 Rev. ?. j.
Lynch followed DR.. Brann on behalf OF
the parishioners of st. AIMS, present.
ing Mgr Preston with an address and a
purse of $5,000
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
STRUGGLES FOR LIFE.
Thrilling Account of the Loss of the En-
glish Man-of-War Serpent by One of the
Three Survivors.

Thrilling Account of the Loss of the En-
glish Man-of-War Serpent by One of the
Three Survivors.
CoRUNNA, Nov 1.-THE British man
of-war Lapwing yesterday brought the
survivors of the cruiser Serpent to
Corunna. A reporter boarded the ves-
sci and obtained interviews with the
fortunate men. Burton, the first one
questioned, said that the disaster to the
Serpent occurred at 1880 Monday even
ing. The night was nasty one, but
there was no fog. The rock or which
the vessel str uck was covered by water
and could not be seen. All on board
were below except the officers and six
watchmen. They all rushed up on feel
ing the shock, but no pa mic resulted and
the orders of the officers were promptly
obeyed.
The large boat was soon lowered, but
was almost instantly smashed to pieces
among the rocks and its occupants per-
ished. 1t was useless to lower the other
boats and, all efforts to throw cable
ashore failing, the 81 tuation was hope
less one. The men were constantly be-
ing washed overheard by the heavy seas.
Burton saw one wave wash away twelve
men in group After an hour of this
terrible experience the captain gave the
men leave to abandon the ship and save
themselves as they thought best
Burton jumped overheard, wearing a
life-belt such as all the watchmen had
on. He did not see any one follow him.
He SVEN for two or three hours, fight
il :! the waves, and finally managed to
get to spot sheltered by the rocks,
where the water was calmer, and he
was able to swim ashore. He was COM
pletely exhausted and his leg was some-
what bruised from the rocks. 1t was
pitch dark. He rested for some time
and on starting to walk inland he met
comrade named Luton, with whom he
walked until they came to a village two
miles from the wreck. The people there
conveyed them to Camarinas.
Both Burton and Luton believe that
the Serpent deviated from her course on
account of the weather. The moment
that Cape Villano light was sighted the
vessel struck the rocks. Burton thinks
the Serpent sank soon after he left
Gould is still suffering from the effects
of his severe experience and is very
feverish. When the Lapwing left the
scene of the wreck forty-eight bodies
had been recovered and buried. Many
of them were uniden titled A majority
of the victims were not drowned, but
were killed by being dashed on che
rocks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
Dashed Into Eternity.

Lock HAVEN Pa, Nov. 19,-Monday
evening q number of wood-choppers
employed on the line of the Ferney
Mountain railroad started for camp on a
hand-car. In descending a heavy grade
the men lost control of the car, which
dashed down the mountain at frightful
speed, and collided with an engine
standing on the track near Farley sta
ton. Two Of the men were killed in
stantly and four others badly injured,
one fatally.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
Another Version of the CannibaI story.

LONDON, Nov. 17.-The Times this
morning tinues its publication of the
rear guard log books, etc. Stanley's
servant, Saleh Ben osman, gave this
version of tho cannibalism: Jameson
gave Hamadi some cloth to purchase a
slave. Hamadi procured girl, but Ee-
fused to deliver her personally to the
cannibals, and Jameson took her by the
wrist and handed her to them. They
stabbed her, cut up the flesh while it
still quivered, toasted it on sticks and
ate it while Jameson sat sketching the
scene.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22

New YORK Nov. 10. = Albert Fl.
Smith, the forger, through whose fraud
ulent practices the firm of Mills, Robe
son & Smith, of which he was a mem-
ber, was ruined, was arraigned yester-
day in the Jefferson Market police court.
He was held in $40, 900 bail and locked
no in the Tombs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
Two Men Run Down by a Train.

New BRIGHTON, Pa, Nov 19.-Owing
to wreck at Rochester Monday night.
norJhbound trains on the Ft. Wayne
road were run on the west track. Ed
ward Murray and Daniel Hogua, not
knowing this, walked on the track to
town and were struck by the Beaver
Falls accommodation and killed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
Effective Mode of suicide.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 19.-An un-
known man who had been lettering
about the New York, New Haven ds
Hartford railroad station for several
lays, deliberately laid his neck on the
track in front of a swith engine yester-
lay and was decapitated.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22

DANBUEY, Conn, Nov. 19.-The situ-
alton in the hatters' trouble is not
changed except that more factories have
closed up all their departments, owing
TO the trimmers being loc,1ed out. Each
side is evidently waiting for the other
TO take the frs step toward settle
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
Gordon Elected 'nator From Georgia.

Goroon ELECTED 'nator from Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. 19.-John B. Cor
don was yesterday elected to the United
States Senate to succeed Joseph L.
Brown. The Senate voted first and
Gordon got 25 votes to 1S for the field.
The House then voted and Gordon re-
ceived 81 votes. There were great
many changes and Gordon's name swept
through the House like cyclone.
amidst the widest enthusiasm.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-22
Two Fire Insuranoe Companies suspend.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Nov. 1s.-The
Lumbermen's and Manufacturers Fire
Insurance Company and the Mutual
Fire Association, organized five years
ago, were yesterday placed in the hands
of j. III. Smith, as receiver. Smith is
secretary of both companies. The busi-
ness of the companies was confined
mostly to Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illi-
nois. The assets are $500 and are
largely in excess of the liabilities The
suspension was occasioned by the sus-
pension of eight other mutual COM
panies in various parts OF the country
during the last six months, causing the
withdrawal of insurance.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20
RmsHfe Strnbanetpoe.

Gn 8anoe Sernbanetpue al ben far.
lisits Nrt .r nplis bleoen osmi oeb
9omitOlene | Bilnn iii en- lRngere War
RATES tuunssu upirtiombeo. Gbefen
for Banoen bar en- iorbsHp. @Ooseier
pso Raun NidalOuiti, Der Tom sanSfs
uns bupbe baut fri Raaoi9beo Oper en-
Grp, bOis Rsnt.r alens bslsb fig til en-
uurlis Snbiomf of $4,000 8ubler.
ReS fin iaml.bs Ropitat reiii, ben unes
arDins til Buris, buOr ban / 2sbst al
ct aar soelasoe Rub os Club. 'Gitsr
benne 8uruptstfsstur ugUtuF ban tttbd9t
til ct. petersburg for OF iss. fig en-
BlabS, men oa bette itt. lpttsoes, Be.
Iuttebs ban at uanore til Nmtrifa. I'm
oerpeis siOrb. ban imiolertib 8efisnot
TAB meb en- mes,t imuf, mig Dame, iom
ban siebliti.lis siitece Zig mco, bpOrei'
ter ban after idttt 2urieH ttsmefter.
Nu lptteoes bet BAN Oirtelig at opnaa
en- sanIte COB Sitting ueb 8etersbura
- @aridausB aneu, men oeune for
ipilote ban tort efter ueo i'm 0opeuItnb
os npaapas ielisbeb. Sor beIluttsoe zig
bu til at srunbe ct SelItab at Serbia
nstpoe. On fra Sibirien rsmt Strai
ianss, Here berpsteos 8erioner os nOsle
imutt., unss Bigger, bleu MsOlsmmer af
8anb.r. R.bms Wpnbene upbrsb %
pipnbrebe Bngusen / @u%b5UOgnsne, be-
itjal apinberus be Reiieube / @u9oo,
nsrn.. elegant flabte pleieoe oisie
8am.r at tase BluOs / lite % 2osn
&la8ies aupeer, bUOr Der bar met lbs
li9t til Sptts. Surtis fOritOo be at
fOmme / fOrtrOlis somtule meb fin.
Recreiienbe, iom be b~erefter bebspsbe
meb unrtotifte Wibler Oe cnbslis ub'
plpnorebe til fibits Spio.
8anben baobe allereoe oreoet fine
Operutioner / betpbslist Omfans i ire
aar. ubeu at nusst al NisoIemmsrus
Dor bleoen paasrsbet. 2iliibii blso bog
felipe Ri6ailowifi Opbasst, iuit iOm BON
fob Ouer Grbeibet, iiero meb at berspe
en- 8uffert bet parbiiuloeits Of bens
SnbbOlo. timber 5prbsret upsnu ban
ans fine WsbItploise. 9Ommeren bar,
iom bet bar at uente, life lagt 5insrsne
imsllsm.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20
gu -D.s.rsb'psfi,h'
9en tpife % frantic Yresie I
Nmertfa.

Den ameritanifs Blabbos for 1890
uiier, at Der er iffs minbre enb 1877 tplfs
&otfer, fom ubfpmmrr / be Joreneos
Slater Os | aanaoa. Gf bisi. er 81
8usblabe Os $50 llseblube. Der CT
l02, iOm bar mere enb 5000 abonneu'
ter; IL bar oper $4,000; 3 bar mer,
END $4,000, % 2 mere enb $4,000,
Baa Staten Reip gOrt alene BONNER
Der 10 tpfs auiier, iuu tOmmsr Obir
meo l04, Bennipluania m.o 80, @is'
coniin m.b 81, SlinOis mso "a, Mis'
iOuri meb As; 9elauare, Georgia, 9lOu.
tana, Rep Sampibire, RbOOs Sslanr
% Utah bar blot / bper. Rtlpuutes
@ermanta, ct politiR uafbausist bolp'
usentlts Blab, os en- tpit QserbrIss'
Timing, iom liseleoes ubtOmmer / Ril.
t~pautee, bar ben itsrite n~bbrebelie al
tpif -ameritaulte Npil.r. 9erneit Tom.
mer bet fore 8fab, Stem gortsr Staats'
Seituus. IRE 9asblaoe / bette Sprpa
uotOmmer / Chicago, . / Detroit, 5
ct. 2Ouis, 8 Buffalo, 5 8pen Ren
gort, 5 Cincinnati, 8 / 8~bilabelpbia
os 5 / Wilpautee. en- @isnnemles'
ming os rluberisselie af bisi. gOiier
fort9ner Os, at be fan subt iammenlis'
neg meo b. 8laoe, iOm ubsioes i bel
enselite Spros. Den baslise, ussntliss
% Ssnbassubsaoen al 3ep gOrter
Staatsseituns for Gsempel inbtaser en-
liseiaa inbHpoeliesris Stipins blanoi
Tpfterne, iOm Times Os Tribune gin
blanbt be en%sellitalenoe, %, buao Uil
iise mere, bet er rebiseret meo iulbfan'
big liseiaa flor 9pstisbeo, iaa at bel
f~uloitanois fOrtiener at inbtase Der
Sitting, bet bar blunbt 2anbets mei
tremragenoe Noiler. Oct er Hart ira
bisie Dplpsninser, at ben tpIfe 8rssis
er blep.n en- pistis 5attOr / 5orretninss'
uerbenen beruuer, iaa at apertsrenb.
altio mao tase mere % mer. Senipn til
ben.
S bet frantic SprOs ubtommsr Der
be Jorenebe Stater 8 Dasblabe, 3 balo,
usentIise, 35 %lseblabe, 4 Raanebs.
l~trifter % ct aourtalitrift. De 8 Dag.
blade finb.s i San 5raneiseO, Rstu gOrl
Os Retp Orleans. 2ouiiana bar 9
u%seblabe, fere enb nOsen un6en Stat,
s aanaba ipiler bet franHe Spros en-
betpoelis Oistis.re RDGe eno / De GOr.
eneoe Stater. s 9anaba ubfommsr Der
"a frantic Blade eller naiten bet bobbslts
Nntal al, buab Ri Der bar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20
NOrge.
@eatrpiier 8. 3. Senien afaii Rat

8pstrpffer 8. 3. Jenien afsii gaai
iii 23be Suli Deb 9soen | en- Nloer al
So aar efter | ben ien.re lib at BABE
Iibt al ct Siertsonbe. SenIen bar en- al
ariftianias met fienbte BeriDnlisbeber
os bar unber i'm manseaarise Biriiom.
beo Tom BostrDffer, 5Orlasser os Blob
ubgiper fommet | Bergring neb en-
Ransbe al bore litsrare Menb. 8 fit
Sag, ION ban omfattebe meb en- lise'
Irem beseiitrst aiarIisbeb, a ban en-
anerfienbti remrasenbe3 pstisbeb. 8ait'
Loft isste ban at bore ben fsrfte meb
Gorbebrinser / bet os at bolbe fin 8irfs
iombeb | Ssibs nieb bet bette, iom ! ben
bar naaet. s ben Senieenbe par SOr'
bulbene BAN ofte for imaa. Ser er
insen 2pil ON, at unoer it6rre 5orbolo
pilbe Senicns ub~etbinselise gnersi %
pirfelig operlesne gpner fannet ,ibrette
noset betpbeligt. Men osiaa fer, Tom
Sprbolbene itiaebe fig for BAN, bar ban
bapt fore Gortieneiter at bet Sag, bpis
bensipne 9prfer ban bar, % al Dor
Rresies nobiflius. San bar iom be-
tjenbt | Here Gar Gier os J~orlasser
al "8erbens Sang. 8 bet prioate
2ip bar Senien aibulbt al ale, fom !
bans bDsselise Siem nSb sobt at bans
glfparoisbeb os slaoer fig Deb bans
irilfe eienoommelise Sumur. De oil life
slemme "sarnle Senien". San bar rtOset
for fig ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20

Seq bSr uoen Spogbsh. Wsn bette
Ct naitsn ouer ems TaalmObisb.s. VII
M bar ben Tuppet Tos.t ,nb mere.
Den ton bog pei lie saa b.n til en-
dnotnp. uuilinarIis 1framtts vi op.
"5Or Simmel.ns S'plO rsr Cher TIE
Seq CT GsoItns; men bau Gp.rbar,lis
meb mig! 5remb.l.s lssuer ben Tns.t
ben er M paa Bel iii at ipriust. Rfr
Cher life, men tas Cher | Gstl 81 beuu,
BIN. Ct mere, .nb i.s Tan ubboloe,
@Hbnu ct Trpt, Os ies CT bso. Rei,
ben lssner fig oloefes.@
8 bet Eiebli popebs ben ~tottels
Rdrep at ie neb. Slonser baooe bun
bet fig lss, % ben gap fig nu iiarO m.b
Relten.
Seq .r frelft, frelifi" Os Wurep
ipruns fra Stolen Os fulot b~epibflss
fin 7ien.rs arms. 8 fort lib baoos
Oi ulie fOrlabt 8areliet, Sluus.n par
brabt, os DOR Ben bar baar.t msr. bSo
enS Iepenbe til 1T Diem.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20
Wennefebaar iom Sans
oetSpare.

Sutetitebs | gerben anpenbes fall
Saar, be iaafalbts "BOfides", iaa mesei
lom ! Sranfrise, Os Do naturlispis iar.
list | garis. RorieiII., bporooer ben
ftsrfte Sanoel meb benne eienbommslise
Bare furesaar, mObtOs inulebes forns.
fig ct Barti paa life minore enb 1s
SaGler tineiif Mennefebaar, Der ube'
lrftenbe er beftemt til Sremitinins al
Rattepiifs % faux-chignons. pa bet
f~ineiiIfe Saar life paa lanst mar er iaa
flint os blsbt iOm bet .uropaiHe, ielses
bet osiaa til OperOroentlis biIiss Yri'
fer. 5or n a 81 8rone &c ma ben
lptteltse Gier at en- anitanbis tin.iif
Rattefetnins. Oct frantic Saar bsr'
imob .r lanst bprer., forubiat at bet
life .r brunt, / boiltet 3ilielbs griien
fun Tibet ouertiser bet tineiiite. BlOnSt
Saar itaar ! meset antaselis aurs, men
bog lunst nebe i 5OrbOlb til ~islOboibt
Suar, Der lanstfra fan ueies op meo
Cub. On at beun. toftbar. Bare for.
fnroiset 8arpt betales meb ira 100
800 aronsr, aft eiter aualiteten os ben
tunitn.rilts ubiipreli.; tbi usiaa 5Or.
arbeib.lisn betal.s meset bDrt. I'll
Rarisils inbfsres Der aarlis mere .no
10000 Bb. Renn.itebaar; uait efter
&ina lsuerer Stalisn us sa Saroelesa
bsS sieili.n, R.apel % ben romerit:
gampasus ben ftSrite contingent. On
minbrs Del tommsr fra Spani.n Os b,
iranfs 9.partsmsHter. 9ropinisrn.
9retasue % aupersns, buor mObsrns
aultur, iOm betienSt, ipiasr en- minOrs
Stole .nb | bet Spriss Grantrise, Os
buor GrmOben Ofts CT trpttenbe, mao
atsipe 2spsns Bart Of bsnns mennsite'
liss 7ribui. 8 bisis Gsns inSFnbs'
be rsipettiubspb.nb, Saarbanblsrs fs
! Huitsp;s paa Warisbsoasens % lotfsI
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20

msb bsie SuaS be uns, BOnSspiscr til
fine BObsr. oar mn en- .flsr anben
naiS nnsms b,iluttsi fs til at Omtulss
bette IL fisnu,ft. Smpii. msb nOst,
Stpf,sr OarbilSa Sliit,rfabs .q,r en-
brOsst sils.'Bumufbs'iOt,, fintrsr BUN
op pua en- al be sdmm.lonss, bsis Bar.
bsritcle, M snbnu trGffsr pna / naoHt,
Brouinisr, os bet brnosr oa ufts, ateer
enbnu pruttes um Briien, l1uss sittr at
ben ~barbarifc Gambling CT iulobproet.
Der banoles paa ioaoauns Rartsbsr
ON oeuns Del at bet meuns1telis. Sc.
GENE, iOm pm bet orsiebe fs om Smsr,
eGs slsr on.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20

Ole SerHateu, ben for iaa meset
Omtalte "9rofet" fra 8asn i isnbre
Gurbal, er M for npsle Tiger iiben af.
saaet peb 9Bben. Ssrflaten brep for
en- co. 1870 Gar iiben oppe i 8albres
It relisisit Seitoeien, Tom ubartebe til
rblfeielier. S~plpsninseu bar bensans
temmelis baarli9 Dos Mmuesmanben,
% SsrHaten III paa Grunb beraf | len,
sere lib bripe fit ftpsse Spill, til enbe.
Zig Omiiber Gprisbeoen tos fig af BAN.
gi maa trp, at bet SlasS Settpelen,
iOm Sprlaten brep, baobe fin Rob | ct
relisisft 8anbib. Merfelist bar bet,
buorleb.s iaa mango 8pinber = baabe
site % usifte - funbe labe fig forpilbe
faa ifammelis.
3a SSrflaten efter ubitaaet Strai
iOm tilbase, iaa bet ub til, at ban bapbe
iSst Cub; iitfert er bet, at ban ansrebe
fin @iernins. s Here gar bar ban iib.
bet iom en- Dot uoen Wele % faitet ct
Hpstist 8lit til ale 8anter. Dm man
tiltalte ban, fit man inteti0mbelt Soar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-20
grgaup. @rosiersr s. u. Baulisr

grgIlup. @rosiersr $. u. 8auIIen
ps Suitru paa Nerbrum / Sebt bar
isiret lit SBlubrDlup unoer flor 9ils
Flttnins fra Grbeioernes Sibe.
= @uloimeb Sans geter 9boreIen
8riitiania % Suitri, Berthe Gbriitine,
bar ferret lit 9ulbbrpaup. 8esse er "a
Gar samle.
= 5prbenpersnbe Suseb Owren os
Suitru bar ieitllsbolbt fit @ulbbrblup
paa Spnefos.
= 9iamantbrpuup feirebes ben 22be
Suli paa Sulitab / differ al @aarbbrus
ger SOban Wabien % Suitru slnue
8arine, ben enc 81, ben anoen 80 Nar
summel. Be samle Sabersfolt tils
braste 9asen / en- flor Os ieitlis &rebs
al SlGst % genner. Der bleb bolbt
mango 3aler, Os Stemninsen bar fra
fsrt til iibit imuf % bjertelis. Den
candle 3iamantbrub9om er trobs lin
bsie @loer raft ps rsris % beltaser
enbnu | @aarbens Stel baaoe ube %
inbe.