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Arizona republican., 1891-04-16
Cheap Agriculture Due to Protection.

Another great advantage that is di- rectlN due to the same cause is our own cheap agricultural products. Through the high wages and increasing popula- tiOn in the manufacturing districts our agricultural population has had home market created for it so large and varied as to warrant the use of the best agri- cultural machinery in the world. By this means, without reducing wages, we can now supply agricultural products not only as cheap, but cheaper-i. e., more for a.dollar-than any other couu- try in the world, and pay our laborers in that industry more than twice as much as the agricultural laborers in England and thpee times as much as those in any other country.
 This is solely due to the fact that in the United States, with our large farms and improved 1T" "chinery, we can pro- duce 920 bushels of wheat to each farm laborer In Great Britain they can only produce 54O bushels per man; in Ger many, 2i5; in France, 220; in Austria, 1SO; in Spain, 16: in Russia, b: in Italy, lf. NUT Hlt IlltSc ldSlS tdhtl HUH dI American Protectionist authority, but they are taken from the most ultra En- glish Free-trade authority, "Mulhall's History of Prices, 1885," page Sl. And may add that he frankly admits that our large and cheap production with high wages is due to our superior ma chinery.
 By this means we are able to sell breadstuffs in Europe cheaper than they can be produced there with their low paid labor, the result of which is that the landed aristocracy in England and Ireland has been compelled to reduce their rents from 20 to 30 per cent. the last ten years. Thus through our Pro tective policy we have been able not only to develope the capacity to produce man. ufactured products as cheap as low wage paying countries, but we have also been able to give them cheaper food with our high paid labor than they can produce with their cheap labor, thus not only benefiting ourselves, but benefting other countries also, all of which would have been impossible if our manufactures had been checked in their earliest stages. Indeed, it is not too much to say that if there had been nothing done to protect the opportunities for developing our manufacturing industries, we should have been today an agricultural country with population of about twenty-five millions, small home market, and therefore using traditional methods of production and occupying a second or third rate position iH civilization George Gunton,
Arizona republican., 1891-04-16
THE MARKETS.


 NEW YORK, April i5. Prime mercantile pa per, 5tG7c.; Sterling exchange, quiet and steady. Sixty day bills, $Ls516 demand, siSS11. Bar silver, 97lSc, Copper, nominal. Lead, domes. tic, sl3o. Tin, steady; straits, $2O.l5.
 CHICAGO. CHICAGO, April 15 -Cattle-Receipts, II ,000 Steady to strong Steers, choice to extra, s6G6.20 other steers, $i. 70 a5 90; COWS, s. .0SL4 70. Hogs-Receipts, 20,O0O The market was weak and lower. Common packers, Si.25lG4.7d; faiI to choice packers, Si. .S0ta5l5; prime heavy and butchers weights, s,. 2otg5. 70; light st9O(d5 l5 Sheep-Receipts, 60OO. Steady to strong for gopd: slow and weak for heavy weights Ma lives, $5.5'Cg6.O0; Westerns, s5.60Cd5.90; lambs S5,62I5@6.70. ... ..
 SAN FRANCISCO. SAN FRANCISCO, April l5. - Closing quota tions on the Produce Exchange were: wheat-Quiet and steady. Buyer season sl 621s: buyer '9l. Sl. 623a.
 Barley Inactive. Season, '9l, Sl.Oih. Corn-sl.364
 Silver bars-97(d9Sc.
 Mexican dollars-7SQI79c. .
Arizona republican., 1891-04-16
SPECIAL General Election
 FOR FRAMING A STATE CONSTITUTION An Election for Delegates to be Held on the Second Tuesday
 in May.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

GAhSUINh To all 10 Whom it mag concern:
 WHEREAS, Section of an act of the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Ari- zona, approved March l9, 1891, entitled an act ''to provide for the holding of convention for the purpose of framing Stale Constitution to be submitted to the people for their approval or rejection" makes 1t the duty of the Governor Of the Territory of Arizona to issue q proclamation calling special election for the election Of dele gates to a constitutional convention as provided in said act, (which proclamation shall be issued not less than forty days before the second Tues. day in May, A. D. 1891.
 Now, therefore, l, John N. Irwin, Governor of the Territory, in pursuance of the duty enioined upon me in said act of the Sixteenth LegIsla- tive Assembly of Arizona, do hereby order II general election to be held in the several coun. | ties of this territory on the second Tuesday Ol May, A. D. 1891, to elect delegates 10 a cOnven- tion appointed toy said act of the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly of Arizona, to be held In he city of Phornix on the first Monday in Sep tember, 1891, for the purpose Of framing con stitution to be submitted to the legal voters of this Territory for their approval or rejection.
 The number of delegates to be chosen accord | ing to said act at said election in the several | counties Is as follows: Two delegates shall be elected by the voters of the county Of Apache. | One delegate shall be elected by the voters of the county of Coconino. Three delegates small be elected by the voters | of the county of Cochise.
 Two delegates snail be elected by the voters of the county Of Graham. l One delegate shall be elected by the voters of the county of Gila. Three delegates shall be elected by the voters of the county of Maricopa. One defegate shall be elected by the voters of the county of Mohave.
 Two delegates shall be elected by the voters of the county of Pinal.
 Three delegates shall be elected by the voters l ol the county of Pima.
 One delegate shall be elected by the voters of the county of Yuma.
 Three delegates shall be elected by the voters | of the county Of Yavapai. And do hereby offer reward of 50 for the arrest and conviction of any and every person violating any of the provisions of title n, par l of the Penal Code.
 In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the great seal of the | tsEALl Territory 10 be affixed. Done at Ph9 nix, the capital, March 2I, AID. 1891
 JOHN x. IRWIN, Governor By the Governor,
 N. o. MURPHY, Secretary of Territory.
Arizona republican., 1891-04-16
AMERICAN STANDARD OF WAGES.
Effects of Free Importation of Foreign
 Labor and of Foreign Products.

Effects of Free Importation of Foreign
 Labor and of Foreign Products.
 No feeling is stronger in the human breast than love of country. Men are bound to their native soil by family ties, business connections, local attachments and sacred memories almost beyond their will to break. On the other hand, there are dangers of ocean travel, the aversion to strange language and people to deter foreigners from emigrating to an un- known shore. Hence the inducement must be strong indeed which will entice a European workingman to this coun- try.
 So long as the rewards of labor are, say, twice as great in America, some laborers will come to take advantage of such favorable conditions. But so soon as their number becomes great enough to reduce the difference between the Ameri- can and theforeign wage rate, say, ten per cent, immediately the inducement to emigrate will cease to be sufficient to overcome the powerful forces which bind them to their homes. Hence free immigration of labor cannot, although it tends to that end, reduce American wages to the foreign level.
 The products of labor come under en- tirely different laws. There is no com parison between human soul, with its manifold sensibility, and an insensate bale of cloth, which knows no ties of kindred, but seeks the point of highest prices as unerringly as water flows to- ward the lower level. If a workingman be allowed to remain in Europe and from there to compete with American labor by shipping the products of his skill over here free of duty, to compete with American products, it is clear that the price of the latter, if they success fully compete, must be no higher than the imported wares. Hence the wages of the labor embraced in the American bale of cloth must be no higher than that which made the English cloth, since both must sell at the same price.
 This is the explanation of the phenom- enon, visible to all who have eyes to see, of high American standard of wages in the face of the free importation of for eign labor How much more effective the competition of this labor is when embodied in products which can be quickly and cheaply shipped to all points of the civilized world is illustrated by the uniformity in the prices of these products-that is, of stored up labor-in all Free-trade markets of the world.
Arizona republican., 1891-04-16
Tnwels fnr WeddInn Siiftx.

Handsome towels are now so desirable in the eyes of housekeepers that sets comprising dozen, or even half a dozen, with more or less hand decora- tion, are among the most approved wed' ding gifts where consanguinity or other circumstances do not call for offerings of gold or silver.
Arizona republican., 1891-04-16
Eastern Fruit Yield.

The fruit farm pays East as well as on this coast. Chautauqua county N. Y., shipped last season 1,S47 car loads of toirty tons each of grapes, at an average price of 2i cents pound or $2,00 an acre. One man sold 12,000 pounds for $1 ,000 from half an acre. Other crops reported in New York state, were $1 ,O5O from 1s acres of strawberries; $1 200 from 2t acres Duchess pears; one apple orchard paid $l0 per tree; 2 acres of black raspberries netted $l 100; 150 tons of black rasberries sold at $6O0 a ton; 214 Keller pear trees netted their owner $1, ,350 3S, and in three years have netted 5000. The Keller pear has been found the most productive of all in the East, the best to sell and the best to can. It grows and fruit on this coast beyond comprehension. Gamers, however, will pay nothing for the fruit.
 Precious Stones Artifciaiiy Made.
 Science is constantly demonstrating i!s ability to duplicate the works of nature. Artificial diamonds are no nov city, and now a couple of French chem, ists have succeeded in making rubies large enough to mount. The crystals first produced three years ago were very small, aad the problem since solved has been that of iLcyeasing their size, la, ssead of using poor alumina as sprherly, alumiua alkalinized hy potassium car bon. ate is employed. This addition of an alkali does not alter the purity of the crys. tals obtained, while 1t facilitates their formation. In the original experiments the operation was completed in twenty. four hours, but tho reaction ia now ey' tended ever several months. with the re, suit of obtaining much larger crystals, As much as seven pounds weight oi rubies is said to have been obtained at a single operation,
Arizona republican., 1891-04-16

A study of the sea bottom, currents, temperature and life of the Adriatic sea shows that there is vast growth of marine alge at the great depth of 2,00O meters,
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
Wrs. Wiaiom'S Netie.

Naar MrS. Milipn oil relie, iaa
refer bun | iulo Era9t. Senoes Sefte,
iprige og ltplte, 6Bier Zig life for noeen
Maet; ielue 3agens Sfipnbeber ier be
paa meo fora9teli9t 8lif. 3isies 8raft
er loas, Oeres Stemme mat, BENDER
oeres Sfjsnbeo til6age? Selo Wr8.
Miaion lioer al Gatarrb / ct iremitre.
bent Staoium, % ale 1lbgifter, ION
Gigopm fan beitrioe, fan life brinee
beuoe nosen 8Dgse, Sun misunper lin
rplenrpoe aammerpige, os pilbe sierue
9ipe bort belle i'm 6ormue for benne
un9e Bi9e8 rene aanbeor9t ps blpm.
Itrenoe Sunobeb. 6pi8 en- bengipen %
uinteresieret Ben al Wars. @tiaion piloe
9igre benoe ppm9rfipm paa DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedys pi~bunberlise @irf.
ringer, iaa bible bum let inbie, at beu.
oes 9ilitano life er baablss. Gn ge.
~lsunius at $500 uoloper Sabrifanternt
for ct 3iliRloe al Gatarrb / Sppeoet
iom life fan fureres peo benne Maebicin
-
Born Triger eiter
0itdcr's G~aitoria.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

$40
paanO til Saano. st rpuet Sglptruciiir 6leu ueet I
oaaioet % fat op imob en- imuf 6anss bIanbt De
$4,000. ~Jigtterne 10 baanlis oct par life NOT n'o
Sloo, Saarer, GIenpisbeo, Sab os Sarinins arisen
ltalOe oslaa sisre bet al neo ben iioite Neit al &ehStOn
% SGoei9beS.
Soet atptteren i%ortiatte fit 9tibt oper uoprfece W'ar'
ter % slsilHem afbrauSte 9psr, taltebe ban ct ffpsti9s
S.t paa ct tort ~iorfaIbent gus, Der tiiiGlbisuis par
-o,spet ltaasnos % bapbe paret brust til Stalb. Dams
Sllt OptlareSes, ban bauoe itsOt paa ct Spor al
ttOliSere RiSt. 0ette Sas bapoe jim 1iO pGret Ell
0Iomltrenoe Stole, anlast al 9utbsrs Samtioise. sG'
retile par booze al Sult, Gleuerne par bleueu ipreote til
ale SISsr, par blsune SoIbatsr eler oispere eaer bs99s
Dele. Oct protstantilts gpllanb bapbe fsr arisen
o%r8aRilsret ct uomarfst Stolepalen. Oct uar M soe'
lsst; ben unss SlGst, Der M ifuloe tase arp eiter ll"s
Sabre, pr bIepsn opfoitret blaubt be l27. 900 eu'r
Seres gige.
SmfSer fom Rnttersn til to gDer g~BeiifaIen, ion'
enSnu bapbe Tag ouer SopeStt til Grsbsunberbanolin'
serne, Mfanitsr Tor 6ranitmenbere, SSuabriid for Suen'
miterae, os begse for fine MoSlaaocre. San iaa 'ra
Saoelsn inb paa 6orbunultnserne ban snffeSs nalten'
at Dc nlaattc fore til 9soset, tbi ban trenste til at Jamie
ny geS, uSen buiItet BEN beiIisie SIb eiterbdanSen saas
uo. 0sttc apentet fromns Cnife bleu lanse ifaiist. J
lpp gar bapSe man maeIet ON 6rebspiItaarene.
(6crtiattss)
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
6l9

ale 2piter % ale Gjeuuuroisbsber. Suenterne rptfebe
IND gaisrf % bGrjebe iaa s~runbig, at beres giapn
enpnu efter ouer to Sunorebe Iars SprIc6 bruoes til at
ifrGrime uartise Born meb.
~9tptteren forIoS Granssl os fulgte 9bniasmart, ba
benne en- parm Somniernat operrumplebe on inStoo
ben lille SiSe" al Pras. Ser par life iaa me9et Blob
Tom gptts at pinbe. Sit, buab Bet / Sc tilsrenbienbe,
p%ietitratte Gsne uar ~lptfeoes at bierae fra rouarife
Wenner og 6ienoer, par bleuet bra9t SitterbeS Der bao
itGrfe Wlure % ranches Der, ba Mnrene par b(epne
operifreone. gnbpcr ipenif, enbucr iinlt SoueSsnonS
blep rig for en- 1ib. S6uis8mart e~fterIob fla MiQioner
Gronnins &riitiua it fin 9pit ifgret Getains al tOit.
bare lSnanbifrifter, os tpiala l~lniuerfitet fit Codex ar
genteus. Sialbsrepen Sarl Guitau Tom meb Sitter.
aarets Saa9er, for tent til at belle be iusnife goobens
Seire os Butte.
ssptteren paa ben rpSe Seit icItc fla trat eiter fire.
Sips aars aiot % raitsoe nOsIe 0iebIitte ben ieirsnSs
9ars seir. Ser ieireoss Seirsn meO 9ritteloa %
ruuenoe S9rntnser. Den unsarIfe BIN Sopebe oqe
Samuttisbeosnas % oae Miuber ON Stroboicr ~
Saun. 9oorior itaIoe ariseren life itiale en- Cine eIer
en- vat az ben forte Sio, ban enenu bauSe at Ieue iii
GIaoe % @iemisIea? SGrninscrnes Haslen OperSspe,
hes al piISe Srittcuiier, ~ifraIbsnos 9otter, GA til aiper.
ling itunoom al ct StiaIbSoro, eIteriulat al ct sprrb.
bug. SnolatIen Spite, oar bet Butte, man ham,
taset bag % italSs MITE imOrssn. SIibeus Spore.
h'u'noer % aaSertarIsns Iumpne Sub ait La, let fra
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

Tbeifaale, iaa Der banues innee Hdoe
Soger. Tom ba lrgges puenpaa Mani
mcrne o. tiIoGftes. 8eapnees Der rteo
at iObre, iaa III bet psoblipes etrrtfo,
inotit ttIltratteliat Gorruob iaHlles al
Rdrfens % Iraernes glumiter. Slug
mel ltiuet nGr aubernes aaPnirg ltnl
oaiaa barre %socuii9t, ca bernf oan'tes
8ihreh.
Sfutoe | 2sbet al 8iateren mango
npne Bier bare blepne lisgenoc paa ars
bens guro, brr bisie f~jerue8. Oct CT
life tlcst at i9tte 8ierne no, icreno
@eiret bliuer nuscnlunos %parn,t, % G.
laa ultaoiat ipm igrlte Del al aprll
lGpnlig er. Nu, ont life tioliacreglprt
bnroe Der urges for ct tllitr9ttellgt
Gpla9 al 9iiber, 9inmmer % atoet
mere, iom / Sommerens 2rb bebDoes.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
Born ifriger eiter
Wit1cr'S Gaioria.
SIS

manoo Der uar enbnu Noget at Ila9te os besnben
127, 900 9OssiGnsere, RuinSsr % Born. 9uiltet uoisst
Sptle for MOrbenslen, ifaIb benne !Sar lsb ct Nsoers
lag! SpliOet al 6aabet iulste Rpttersn 0Gren til ausss
burg i gaiern.
WranseI % 9nrenne fulste foriistis Mtelanber |
Selsne os inSbcntebe BAN ueb 3usmarsbauisn, netop Sa
ban bapoe ienot Sarerus bort for at Iette SiIbasetoset
os fob Der alens neS De asiierIise. Oct pr en- SeiIis
Wainat. alt oufteSe gaarens fsrite 5assrbeS, os
Sntaafuslsne, Der life tienote anoen Brig eno aiGrIiss
bsbsns os Stinip9ens, ilos fine Sritlsr | einoenes
Sronsr ior be maridsrenSe iuenif os iranife Srisere.
Gn uns Sberif, Guituu Surf, Der par poret ira fine
GIifoussriasr, iporeoe Spibien ior 500 Rpttere lin
9eit til bet fsrite ansreb. San busseos inb, msote
'farp Woeitanc, bleu taitet iiIbase, busseoe after inS os
bapbe benne Sang bebrs SeIb. Gre @anse bolot be
SsiierIise Stanb, ire @onse neg be. Saaret LOB Ufes
Ianber Zig bare paa en- 8aare at eanier ben beoelte
ausleresn, siennembOreOes al en- ny ausis % ialbt.
MobitauSen brsbes. ben teiisrliss 9Gr bIeu ilaaet paa
6lust, os be l27, 900 :. Ser par 9Sc9et at sisre ior
9ipttsrsn paa ben rsoe 6eit. Sau REQ inc iursliem Stsie
~fpstenbe, fOriparsIpie, piaIteoe, ~fOriuItns Msenneifeifa'
rer, Der bsbattebs Martsr, 9eie % 9sioer, iaapiot Diet
rate. De bsu rcoms ontulb, nsotrampeSe, tafeoe ouens
paa bperauore os isuSsrreu bueranors, meOeus be laa
blcbenSe paa Soroen, for at frariue b%ueranore ct Stpffe
grse. 2e, Der bebolot eiuet % ~iounaaeoe at fgsts,
igrsbtes biemISie % r~ouIpitus epsSsrne, prlSsipne til
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
sic

ain isrfs 9ofoams. Gr ba life sluo ouer faa fOr en-
eGre?@
@GIab2 Cub irsite os. StuIoe ies pGrt sIab, naar
6ssen iaser min oeiIiss @uIbbue?"
"eGs Roget for mig is trGnser til Noset mob
lireS. 9es ben fem % fprretpueaSs Saline, Serrsns
SaIDeoes 8Tpanpsians.@
Satina tog iutfenbe YiaIteret fra Giiebersa, bias
bsSe bet, men tunoe for 1aarer lite inbe grplupSs
iaImen. 8 SteOen for iaIot benoes Gins paa ben ipu
os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SaIme: "Sss Iissu meo min
Siel blanbt 2sper; Menusltens Born ere SIosIuer,
Serss lauber ere SppO ps pile, berss Sumser ere buasie
SDarS. Ge fpanbe get for min Sob % ~nebtrytte min
SiGI. Gpbsi big, min Sub, Oper oiRusIen % bin
sGre ousr al Gerbsn!@......
Oct par lite bes ristise Salme, Sabina."
rgar bet ttet ON SorIabelit ....."Wiin Sob
gar patiet@ ........' BorIuper cher life paa Gpritsrl"......
ASu lDerre, lIutter lite Sorbuno msS 6orOarpsIiens
9rone@......
@9aei, uu tan Ou life lals. gjsr min Ssus iltaRb.
CIV CT nv bet @nefe, is bar tiIbase ira nit ~tiSIissrs
Sip......1
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
Sprm ifriger eiter
Yit6er's Gafforta.
6l7

9uIsnper % after GuienSer al Ore for 6un9srsbeben.
San baube Jet 9aubbefolfninsen inise fig frem fra bens
Sfiulsteosr Sfopsns psS Rattcns 6rsmbrub % fafe
fig ouer Ssbe os oalposoe ueb 2sirens uofanter, life
mere ior at p~Iynbre, men for iOm uiIoe 0pr at snaue
be Ssoes a~iulasreSe Ben. San imilebe; ban bapbe fet
enonu umennsffeIisere Sptrin, iet gsruene aoe fine
bpSs 6oreIore, iet baIut forraabnsSe Gig bIips srapet
op paa 6rtesaaroene. Saaoan sr Sriaen, ben fommsr
aISris aIens; SpGrbet % ausIsn er barmbiertis |
SommenIisnins meo SuIten % 6ariOternt. Peiten
par bien,me Fer, ben git Os Tom fom &aunen oper en-
galpIaos. l5pab bauoe oenue Rptter life Jet be usle
g%aratte, Der Grebiueaarstrisens Glib siorSs Sisneife
iom 6eItlaiaretter!
Wisn ban reb uibsre, ban bapOs life NOT, ban faar
aIoris NOT. Gan piIbs peb Sibsn at 1pSen % 9icSen
Osia0 e 9aSet. San fuIste ben besiiifs OperIsber Waes
IanSer paa bans 0eriuinsstos isienuem 9esieu. @os
4apbe iaGet fin Spermanb. II Sper, 80 SIOtte Os 500
fore q~anbsbper git Op. Suer esbet al nosIe fua
Tiger. Den iiOite 0eit al 9esiens geIitanb par poeIast,
% NieIanbsr b~eIpnnspes nieb Sitel af @reps BON SoIs.
APPEL.
Mptisrsn fanSt Ssbas Senne opstise 9erfsrer, iom
ban bcpoe tunSet Sebas / @aaentsiu, 8aner, i
altrinser, | @bb, % fuIsts BAN msO @lebs uioers paa
bans 6eIttOs. Der var Saob om noset mere eS
aIminSsIist Retnins al meunsleIis GIenoisbeS. Sa
NeIanSer le4s baDbe imOrenst ben bairfe Oar msS
ben ~'siirIise, baDSs bau $4,000 arisus unSsr fin Sou''
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

Sea leo / fem gar at @froniif Reural.
sia i Sopeoet, Iniistet % 2iuene, flyer
Sr. 8. M. Glart, 8oonpile, Mo., os
fanbt flor 2inorins | grusen af ct.
Safobs Ole.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
airfelige Gfterretntnger
&c triitue Spoers antut GnoIanb
opeipes til 1900.

&c triitue Sgoers autaI ! engIanb
opaipes til 5000.
Den lille 9ernbuter grsore'
meatabeo oriuer Mtisliou paa 10 arbeios-
%nlarter meo 1874 Staiipaer i alien, Afrtta %
amerIta. Ge bar 299 Hisiouss8 rpore %
Sgltre, sc inofsots arbeioers % 400
SiGlpere.
On mn Wenisbeo orsariicrebeS nplig
| Olympia, @aih., al gait, 8. Strpnoai.
Nfenigbeoen belluttebe at trade | 5orbiuoel'e
neO oen ioreneoe airte.
Misitonss3rGit 81 gGs bar pGret
roe paa StilebapsfpIteu, men er retop nit
uerot tilbage, San n9ter at furtiGtte meo
fine 9eisgi Renigbeoerne til SUM Naaneo.
8 Sno 8atotn or Der 10s lutberitt
Renisbeoer, % / Ioro 2atota II. Gisie
i79 Wtenigbeoer regneS iom Bgrenoe til II
Spnooer, % bpao Spro9et uugaar ~iuroeltt
paa icI9erOe Waaoe: 90 norite. 81 tpbIte,
s iuenite, 2 banlte, 2 en9cliia, 1 isIanoit pG
/ init.
Bait Stettebabl ItaI flptte fra
5ertilIe til Duluth.
Bait. Dberitao er talOet til aiblanb.
8iscpniin.
Capital uniperiitp, Sbio Spuo.
oeus Stule, bar i0inter bapt t51 Staoenter.
Dr.. Sowaro Grosbp fra Nep 0prl
ogoe ben 29oe Marts. aiopoe bar s. gai
samnel; blep fpot / Geu gort, beisgt'
llntoeriitetet Der og bleo / 1851 aniat ION
BrofesIor / 8rGlt. 5 1859 Tom ban til
8ut9ers College / Geiu 8ruusipif, Gen
Serien. S 1861 bleo ban Brett, % to Ga,
ienere n~eola9oe ban fin 2RrerpirtiomDel
for at DIRE ZIG belt for 4rGite9jernin8en
San mobto9 9aIo fra en- presbpterianit Nfe
ni9beo pnu 4oe Npe. / Rep 0orf, % bal
iorbleu | oenne Sitting til lin SOB.
DR., Grosbp bar en- neset Utrfiom Mono
nofoloet IN life liben literGr Sirfiombeo
og bar Wieoarbeioer | ben noe GperietteIi
al bet me IeItamente. San arbeioe0e inrig
for 5orbeorins al Saoiaucrnes aaar, pa
ct Oirfipmt Meolem al society for the pre-
%vention of crime, % ig9te at mooarbeio
0rllffenIfab8lolten paa ben Maaoe, ia
troeoe beoIt. Sau par Hemlig life Nfbplo:
mani, men aniaa bet for i'm 0p9aue at al
beioe for IaaoebpIo / 8rHg al beruieno
Griffe. DIR. GrpSbp bar en- al Den preSbt
t~ertauife &irtes melt fremra8snOe Repru
ientanter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
Kill.
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