davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20

Washington Special
Pensions have been granted the following
named Indianians:
z. L. Perdine, Muncie; G. w. Cartwright
Falkland; e. w. Knowlapd, Leavenworth; Z.
Morford. Metamora: H Bowen (deceasedl, Rens-
selaer; j. Mott, Gem; j. Woods, Kempton: ID.
w Branden burg. Liberty; w. s. Purgin. Law
Ter; L. Howard, Staunton; j. s. Grover, Clark
HILL E. Harrison. Marengo; S. Hopper. Huron;
g. Albright. Mechanicsburei W. Hurt, Com
minskay: A. Steinbock, Lawrenceburg; j. G..
Waite, Bristol; l.. Armey. Silver Lake: j. B.
King. Janesboro; J. Chambers. Indianapolis f.
McMahei. Bird's-eye: j. w Bowen. Franklin;
c. Lindsey, Tennyson; w J. Shlpman. Nor
rnunda e. Salders Browrstown; j. l.. Cart, jr !.
Dnnkirk; ". N. Mills. Sheridan; p. Andrews.
Terre Haute; T. D.. Martin. Ewineton; NJ.
Burcher Kingston: J. Posey: Kennedy: ]. =.
Sheperd, Nebraska; J. Cloyd, Cuba: l.. Dirsf,
Andrews; N. Gilp. Batesville: ]. Needhan,
Roam; A. Kennedy. Newtonvile; F. p. Kib-
linger. Albion; j. f. Parsons. Rensselaer,; widow
of a. Bowman. Rensselaer,; mother Of w. Dice,
Laurel widow of A Grosyenor. Terrc Haute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20

NEW YORK, April ia fire that broke out
with sudden and unexplained fury. this morn
ing, in Charles Hurleys rag-sorting factory. at
Nos 365 and 367 East Third street. caught
forty-five women and half dozen mon at work
on the floor of the hve.story building and penned
them in. Many forced to jump from the
building. but were caught in the fire nets with
out being seriously injured The dead body of
Minnie Leonard was found in the building after
the fire was extnguished. The loss by the fire
is estimated at $40, 600.
HILLsBoRo. OAK April 10. The Farmers ele-
vator at Grandin, together with ), 900 bushels of
wheat burned this morning Loss, SIC, 900;
fully insured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
unriainr al Peasanta.

BUCHAREST April 19.--The details OF the
rising of the peasants which have reached
this city describe the revolt wide
spread. the peasants destroying houses and
property in most villages. The houses of land
owners and farmers have been sacked and
wrecked. granaries pillaeed and the local off,
cials barbarously treated. A number of them
have been killed. The territorial troops joined
in the pillage and fired upon the troops Of the
line. Since instructions were sent to the troops
to adopt severe measures for the suppression of
the revolt, host of the insurgents have been
killed and wounded or taken prisoners. The
prisons crowded. and fugitiyes continue 10
nour into Bucharest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
Losses as Greensburg.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENsBURG. Ind. April 19.-Fire broke out
at 10 o'clock tonight in the rear of Ehrhardt's
saloon and soon communicated TO Stouts livery
stable. Before the fire was under control sew
eral adjoining buildings were Quilted. W. Brack-
en-. livery stable loses 81. 200; insurance, ST. 600
II Continental; j. W. Stout. feed in stable, $500;
no insurance; O. p. Bake. saloon and residence,
s. GOO, with 81. 200 in the Royal; r. FL. Meridith.
saloon. stock and household goods. $500; no in
surance; w. Il. Little, saloon and printing Office
building 81. 200; fully insured In the Niagara;
Trautman 81 Demoss, saloon fixtures 5000; in
sured in the Underwriters. There we're several
other small losses, in all about So. 900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
A Man of Courage.
hicaro Mail.

3
The man who calmly lays down a United
States senatorship for the purpose of having his
attitude Endorsed by his State is phenomenon;
he who, defeated. preserves dignifed silence
In the face of non appreciation, and who, later,
rises in private life superior to a.. time-servers,
is marvel. The life of Roscoe Conkliug after
he left the Senate will yet be looked upon as the
proudest part of his career. The ex-senator
who died this morning was an American not to
he ashan1ad OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
School Teacher Burned to Death.
- <y,a Y-xTto. ~el1a xor~ray

F oRT WAYNE, Ind, April 19-Miss Bertha
Evard, teacher in a country school. ten miles
from this city, was burned to death last even
ing The lady was sitting by the stove in her
school room after the scholars had been
sent home. when her clothing caught fire and
in an instant she was enveloped in flames and
ran down the road to neighborine house, faint
ing at the threshold. Her arms and limbs were
frightfully burned, and of her hair no vestige
remained. Death speedily came 60 her relief.
The unfortunate girl a graduate of Fort
Wayne College, and was universally respected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20

Los ANGELES. CAL, April IA j. Lucas,
ths head OF prominent private detective firm,
has bean arrested on q confession made by
william Elton, now III Jail for burglary. Evil
asncs haa been found going 70 show that Lucas
sho. on account Of hie business, had access TO
4sares residences etc. really employ ed his men,
IA their guise as guardians Of the peace. to act
AZ burglars, they banding over the stolen prop
xty 10 Lucas II Is now thought that very
many of tina hurglariss that have been so fro
Rnant or late are due to Lncags schemes
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
MANY Business Housos Burned.

WINTHROP. Me-, April l9.-Nearly every bust
ness house in Mammoth Centre was burned to-
day, the total loss being about $4,000 The
heaviest losers are Edward 6 Saberty. drugs
and general merchandise, in whose building the
fire started; Cohnewagan Hotel and livery
stable; DR.. Edwards residence. Harelows' shoe
store, Edwardss shoe store, Gilman s. Beales
hardware store. Dudleys grocery and Wood
bury's clothing factory. The origin of the Ere
is unknown.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20

MENTIONS which will De held shro uehout the
State on Thursday The object Of the oonven-
tons 10 to elect delegates 20 the national con-
venaion. For delegates at large the names OF
General Wallace. Governor Porter aud w. N.
Huston most prominently mentioned. AS
o body" said Mr.. Steele 70 the reporter "the
Indiana delegation will be unit for Harrison.
He is the presidential choice of over two-thirds
of the voters of the State. and would make as
strong a candidate as the Republican party could
place in the field We mean 10 place his name
before the convention in business-iike way,
and make q fight for him on bis merits
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
ABad Eeatn.. of the Case.

LoSDoN. Anril 10. The British Medical
Journal, referring to Emperor Frederck's dis
ease, says that the worst feature of the case at
present is the internal condition of the air pas
sage, which has suddenly narrowed at point
opposite the wound. The most perplexing feat
ure, II says. is the suddenness with which the
disease has started again with removed activity.
1t thinks that the patient has better chance
for prolongation OF life with cancer than with
perichondritis which is Of such a severe char
acter
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
Honest at Any Rate.


Senator German. of Maryland, plainly de-
ciares that in that State Republicans have been
removed from Office because they were Republic
ans, and Democrats appointed to their places
because they were Democrats The Senator'S
frankness is creditahle to himself and refresh
ing to the public. His policy stands in pleasing
contrast to that of Mr.. Cleveland, who has re-
moved Repu bcans without assigning any rea-
son, leaving them rest before the public under
the cowardly imputation of ineficiency or dis
honesty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
Foreicn Notes.

ShAkspeare's chair sold at auction yestsr-
day for fl20
Fmneror Frederick has given orders for the
prosecution of all newspapers guilty of insulting
the Empress
The Bundesrath has expslled from Germany
Herr Schlutter. an American citizen who Is con-
nected with the Social Democrat GnsHspaper.l
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
THE wooahall Extr.dIt,on Ca.e.

LONDON, April ia decision was given TO-
day IN the extradition case of the Woodhall
sisters who were arrested on the charge of hav-
ing swindled the Fate John Gill, of New York,
ont of large SUM of money. Alice Woodhall
was committed to stand trial in America Har-
riett Woodhall was discharged from custody.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
United stntea Penitentinrins.

wAsHrsGToS, April ls-The House Judiciary
COMMITTEES. through Mr. Stewart, of Georgia,
has reported bill providing for the consfruc-
ton of two United States psnitentiaries. the
cites 10 be selected BY the Attorney general and
the Secretary Of the Int rior one to be north
and the othsr south of the seth degree of north
latitude The penitenuaries are 20 be used for
the confinement Of United States convicts SEN
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
steamship News.

BALTIMORE, April 1s.-Arrived: Oregon. from
Liverpool
QUEENsTowN, April 19.-Arrived: Wisconsin,
Gallis. Britannia, from New York; Bavarian,
from Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON April 10-Arrivsd: Ems from
New York for Bremen.
PLYMOUTH. April 19.-Arrived: Zaandam,
from New York for Amsterdam.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
bIsTRICT.

W. simons Chosen,
ndorsed.
5urnsI.
ETye Republican conven-
nth district was held IN this
g5n. After the selection of L..
WarsAw, as chairman, and James
N, Of WsFaw. as secretary. Hon. j. Fl.
pSffered the following resolution:
Recognizing the ability integrity and popularity of
distinguished efellovscitzen. Gen. Benjamin HAIR
rfson gret services in the past which he has
rendered 70 country and to his party, and his emil
nent ftnessfo the Office of President of the United
Resolved That the delegates this day chosen TO
=epresent this district in convention at Chicago be
and they hereby instructed to use ali honorable
nfor1 to secure the nomination OF Gen. BENJAMIN
Harrison for President of the United States.
This was unanimously adopted. amid great
enthusiasm. Ballots were then taken for oeiS-
gates and aternAtes to the national conYention,
which resulted in the election of j. w Crum-
packer Of La Porte, and. NJ. w. Simons OF
Plymouth, nm delegates. with DIR. Henderson, of
Stark eorntx.>aEd James ~ Cisney. Of Warsaw,
I <Speeches wers made By Hon. j. A. Dodge. j..
H Baker H G. Thayef, L. w. Rogers, Mr.
Jcnss. and Others all in the interest Of harmony
ALd work, with the assurance OF grand victory
1T the presidential election Frequent mention
Df Gen. Harrison was made, each reference be-
ing Che signal for great applause and other dem
DnsfrAtion OF enthusiasm for lndiana's favorite
son. Besides the regular delegates present, the
convention largely attended, and tbs
nRrneBtness and enthusiasm argue well for the
work to be accomplished by the Republicans of
the Thirteenth district.
At the Elkhart county Republican convention,
which met here this forenoon, resolutions eimi-
lar to the above in support of General Harrison
we're unanimously adopted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
Seventeen yyorkmen killed.

LONDON, April I9-An explosion which oc-
CURED last evening in the St Helen colliery. at
Worthington, killed seventeen workmen and
iniured several. three of whom it IS feared are
fatally hurt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20

Pittsburg Chronicle.
If the rest of the country will chip ia, New
York intends to celebrate the centennial anni-
rersary of the inauguration of Washington as
President on the Goth of April. 1889.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
The salvation Army way.

Philadelph Ia Press.
General Booth. of the Salvation Army, whose
daughter was married the other day in London,
sold 1000 tickets to the wedding az SIS each. At
that rate man who has daughters enough to
go round at six or eight weddings ought to be
able to retire with q reasonable prospect OF en-
loving comfortable old age.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
4 soLDrER AND MILITARY IDOL.

Education and Characteristics of the Prince
syiIliam--Hts Hatred OF the English.
Chicago Tribune.
Prince Williams antecedents have been little
written Of His career hitherto has been prin-
cipally that of the student preparing himself for
service of the empire But il is significant that
Ahis predictions and his training hase been
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20

1fKmPH1s. April 10. The jury in the case OF
j. 8 Hamilton. on trial ut Brandon, Miss. for
Ia killing OF Rhoderiek Dhu Ganbrel, in Jack
ION, Miss. last fall. returned a verdict Of not
guilty ~ 9s90 o'clock this morning
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
Colored club at JsfrsrsoDville.

special 90 the IndIanapoIls JcuFnaI
JEFFERsoNvILLE, April 19.-The eoiorsd Re-
publicans of the Fourth ward of this city have
formed Republican club with thirty members,
and have taken the name of Hen. Charles f.
Griffin. They elected Richard Orths president
and James Reynolds secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
An Easy Escape.
Chicago News

Chicago News.
A Republican candidate for Congress in Ar
kansas mas been bitten by mad dog. Il is the
unanimous opinion Of the other Republicans
who baye tried TO 60 to Congress from that
State that he gets of easily
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
A warning to CoDgrsss.

Philadelphia Press.
The presence OF Anthony Comstock in WASH
ingtoD should DO warning TO the statesmen as
sembed in that town. They should make no at
tempt to enact any legislation on a bare quorum
while tho great reformer is around
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
1he ouestlon Ansuere1.

Chicago Journal.
A free-trade newspaper wants to know sswho
will present the farmers side of the tariff argu-
n.ntqp Those who oppose the abolition OF the
wool tariff
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20

He is idle that might be better employed.
Dyspepsia is never idle--ts tortures never cease.
Better employ Warmers Log Cabin Hops and
Buchu Remedy. put the stomach in healthy
action, and be fitted to continue your regular
employment.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20


NEW YoRK, April 19.--William B. Dinsmore.
presidents Of thu Adams Express Company, who
has bean suffering from complication of dis
eases. Is expected 70 survive but few hours.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
The Patients Resolute Will Begins to
Waiver Under His Terrible Sufferings.

General Boulanger Drives to the Chamber Of
Deputies in an Open Carriage and Receives
an 0yation--General News by the Cable.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
Exerx Time.

You watch an s1ndependentn in politics, and
you will find him voting Democratic ticket
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20

Nebraska state JunFnel
man meyer knows hew bad the mail service
Is until IL IA aeeanahKy for him to depend upon
s. fpr sonettsrA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
TIE SUFFERER AT BERLIN
The Emperor Completely Frustrated by
the Disease That Is Killing Him.

Yesterday lie Was Unable to Leave His Bed,
and 1t Is Now Believed His Life Cannot Be
Prolonged Beyond the Coming Week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
George W. Cooper for Congress.
20 tha IndiananoIfa Ionrnar


MARTISsvILLE. Ind, April 1.-the Demo-
Gratis of the Fifth congressional district held
their congressional convention here today. At
the roll-call OF counties all were found present.
Bartholomew presented the name of George W.
Cooper, Of Columbus, as its choice for the nomi-
nation for Congress- Monroe offered John r.
East's name as candidate for the nomination.
All the other counties of the district either
ouded the nomination of Cooper or responded
no choice" After the voice of the counties
VI as heard, Mr. East arose and withdrew his
q ame from before the convention and moved
that Mr.. Cooper be chosen by ACCLAIM alton. The
motion was carried. A committee on resoIu-
fions reported that they were Statistic d with the
present administration; that they owed debt
of gratitude to the dead soldiers, and that they
indorse the movement in behalf Of G. C. Mat
sons nomination for Governor
A resolution was proposed by Matsons
friend. indorsing his course IN Congress and his
candidacy for Governor. Il was referred to the
committee resolutions where all relating to
the future was stricken out, and only quasi
Endorsement OF his past course was given him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
Congressman steele ON the Situation

Pittsburg SpeeIaI-
Coneressman Steele. of the EleEenth Indiana
district. was at the Union Stationsthis morning.
en- route home to attend one OF theldistrict con-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-20
rHE surrEnrNe EMpERoR.

Belief that Frederick III wan Not Livs Be
yond the Coming Week.
BERLIN, April 19--The Reichsanzeigsr pub
fishes the following bulletin. dated last evening:
The Emperor's fever has again increased. His
pirasion Is faster and his general condition less salts
factory. MACKENZIE,
WENeER Howell,
LEYDEN KRAUsE.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25

for fit Opbolo i Rilano. Osiaa en-
grpces bar ban enbnn of uoflampe'
On Raler bupbe nemlis mso Sotel'
eierens Samtpffe opbanst tire al liite
YiGeber = Broipefter fra 8ralilien =
aeiierens Soueuarelie | bet 9aab, at
aeiieren pilbe fjsbe benz. San paaftaar
at babe iolst bisie BiQeber til en- rig
gnslenber, sunife fort efter aeiiereus
spgbpmsanfalo, os at ajsberen bar
label Sanbelen saa tilbase, foroi Billie
berne paa @runb al 8eiierens Spsbom
life funoe leperes / rette 9ib. Den
"praftife Maler fOrlanser MI, at &eis
ieren enten iful fisbe 8iaeoerne for
$4,000 Sire, eller betale bam 1000 Sire
i sfuoeseritatnins for boer Dag, ban
bar ips.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
Gn batmbjerti9 Sage

iasSs snsans. at ben belle 5emm,lisbeO en- COB Ssli,.
ben Iisser /. at en- bOlOer SousSet ,oIbt. SsSbtrn. par,
me. os aHsrinsen iapn. Hm benin, forftautise gotto,
buDbs Isvst Dor. 1ass. os ban sapbs ,ieuSt Gr. aper's
Pinsr Tom afisrinssmiObsI. So bavS, ban Nttsrt no.
~anbsiaIst ben. Iis.ism ous bpstis. sasor ,iter BAN aitr
Den b,rfmte Or. 6arnsportb I gorpid, Conn an.
b.fair apsr's piusr Tom bet beSft. RiSSeI lis,opufor
"Snt,rmitt.r,nbe Jsber..
IT. J. @. 5opl.r I sriss,port. Con-. tiger: -apu's
Piutr u. bpab mon iattsr itrri pris paa Der / Rots,
las,t. % leg brussr ben SasIis / min praris-.
Dr. wsasbsw | Rem g.Sisrs. 1aasf, ubtoIer: -eft,r.
at leg nu I min Draris bar brus, aufnbsr Of apsr'.
piuu 'an leg m.s iuIb oDerb,pisnins f~taSiah,. at }, G.
bet bsbfis aHsrsIi.s'Deiss,t. leg ,isnOu-.
staissa,mi,eren / wasia4uias. Or. u. 6. sou,,,
%SsOiSnsr: Seq bar unOsr,0it,t Sr. Myers pia,r en-
srunSis lHssrisssIis. De inS.bolSsr ius,n,cr RsSid.
men %bs'isnsts pirficmms Iassnb, wsiSlsr. sn,,, Of bpoS
Der Oir'slis arbsiSu ubslSist paa e~ph,nrst, Oa s.riOr =,
be iaa ~prastiss. De arSsbu ~iG0lsS.s. at man i,Isr ia
itprtet os psI sfir at brus, BEN.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
Ct bcipnocrliat StljGloe

gtrs. 8istel / ga grosie benpenote fla /
Mai Maaneo til 81. 9opns, oa bun mente,
at bun leo al 99rins; Here al benbes Ssb'
lfenoe par nemlis opo Of ben Slass Spss
bonn. San iasoe, ban oiloe sjsre Vii, bpao
ban formaaeoe for benoe, rs bun Tom unber
bans Yleie. gun laa en- fort 3ib unber
bans Bodybuilding, os m Dag, unoer ct 500
~teanfalo / 5orbinbelie meo Spfaltelie, sap
bun ira Jig en- Warf grub, 2 5on me- lang
os en- Sjerbeoels CONNIE tpf; efter at bore
blepen fri for ben bespnbte bun itror at
TONNE fig.
Or. 2ppns er iom Eesel belois ligeopers
for beet 3~ilfGloe, ban paataaer fig at bel
breoe. ON Sc eno bar opsioet alt Saab
ON Selbreoelie, beiss ham BOG paa bans
&unoreiie | bet norblise 8isconiin.
Sc bans Notitie paa ct anbet Steb / "3e.
corab Soften. Nan betaler Sntet for at
raaofsre fig meo BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
Gn fofbar SD8opm.

Sra Wilano tribes ben ODE SUM:
&eiieren al 8raIilien bar iorlaot Dor
Bp efter 35 Cages Opbulo; at bisie
35 Gage par aeiieren fun raj 4 9ase,
meoens De sprise 81 repreienterebe hans
Spsoom us &efonualeicens. 9enne
Spsoom bar foitet Dom Sebro II en-
imut lloen Sum. SOtelresninsen for
&eiieren meo 5Slse ubsiurbe efter ben
fo%rubsaaenbe aftale 1000 5rancs ON
9asen, men benne Gum ites ifslse aeis
ierens Spsbum for "ierlise ubsifter %
O%mhptnins uf en- Mensbe @iefer, for
at ben ipse &eiier life ifulbe forfprres",
til CO. 1000 Jrancs pr. Dag eIer ialt
$4,000 5rancs. 8eiieren ipntes ispz
rist lite at babe funbet benne Sorbrina
for bsi, iaaiom @ieren af Sotel "W9i.
Ian" tit en- @ulbtobafsbaaie FAINT en-
braiilianit Srben. Sien toitebe 100
5ranes baslis; observation-disclosures
mao anilaaes til ca. $4,000 5rancs, ba
Der bper Dag bpppis bleo telesraferet
fra Milano til &io be Saneiru, ofte for
30OO-40O0 5rancs pr. Dag. Or.
Gbarcot tit for fine to &eiier til Mis
lano 10000 5rancs, foruben &eiieums
to%Itninserne. Brefesiorerne Semmola
os Or. @iooanni matte nsies meb
1900 5ranfs pr. Dag. Sertil fommer
enonu utaIiSe 9riffepense, Yelsisrens
b~eosbanolinser Oip., iaa at nan lite
taser fell, aaar man paaftaar, at Dom
Yeoro ii bar betalt 100000 Srancs
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
Gm ttor Sobafsfabrif

timber tit TO Cages Spbolb SepiIa
i iorrise Waaneb uilasoe Song Osfar
II. al Sverige bl. u usiaa ct geiDs i
Sepilas fore 3obafsfabrif, ben uniez
lisite / bele Spanien.
Den lisser / 8pens l1ofant, optaser
ct Slaberum Of life minbre emo $4,000
apabratmeter ps ipsielietter omtrent
$500 Nrbeiberfer.
Yaa 9aset beiiuber fig en- allesOriif
5isur furirnet meb en- Sur. Ss 9es
senben paaitaar, at ben, iaainart en-
uifplbis 9ise traber ino siennem Yurs
ten, siper fig til at bleie / 9rompeten.
Dog %tilisier Walicen - enbnu er
bet albris fet, at ben bar sioet en- 9po
fra fig.
Sabrifutionen gift / Npril Maaneb op
til $50 MiIioner gisaretter % Z Wils
lioner gisarer. vi bisie iibite laues
Der imiblertib fun prbinere Sorter, tbi
be fritbure Sorter lapes paa felipe &uba
eller paa 5i1ippinerne. Be rinsere
Sorter, Der fabriferes / Serbia, gisaz
rer lise neb til ct gar gentimer Stptz
fet = laues ubelutfenbe at pirsinf To-
BAT. Sabrifens 9irefter os ct Bar
andre al bens lebenbe Wenb mobtoa
aonsen ps bite bam umfrins / be for
fielise Ifbelinser, booraf mango er
baabe i~nteresiante os malerilte.
Irbeioerferne er al bsiit iorifielis
Iloer, os beres 5urtjeneite beror 30
peolaselis paa beres itsrre ellsr minore
5inserieroisbeb. 5pr 100 Gisarer
faar be en- 8eieta ZEN Srancs) }, for 1000
Gisaretter 60 Gentimeter. 9e buelisIte
Gisaret : Mrbeiberi Ter fllnne paa ben
Waabe tiene inotil 81 5ranfs ON 3as
gen, b. b. I. lape 5000 gisarer oaslis.
Irbeioerferne ipiie for Stsriteben i
Ielpe Sabrifen, boab enten be MI fipber
Maoen / ben Wansoe taroelise "gans
tinos", Tom finbes / bennes 2ofaler,
euer fun opparme ben Der.