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The Progress., 1893-10-14
Soon Caught.

On Tuesday morning last Chief
Nelson received a telegram from Mr.
G. H. Lathraan, city ma shal Of Tyler.
Texas, asking him to look ont for one
Chas. Morgan, negro, who had stolen
watch worth $3.50. Armed with a
description sent, the chief and Officer
Sylvester went out on a scout and
the same night located the fugitive
in dive on the Strand and locked
him up.
They then wired the marshal, of
their success, and he came to Shreve-
port Wednesday evening and left with
him on the train the next morning.
This was quick work and Chief
Nelson and Mr.. Sylvester should re-
ceive due credit for their alertness.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
NO. I3.

The worst fooled man have seen for
many years was country yap who Wis
tied the three newspaper offices of this
city several times before he met local
reporter. 10 whom he talked an hour just
before the paper went TO press. He miss
ed the train, stayed over night at Texas
street hotel and bought a paper next
morning 10 see what was in it about him
There was nothing, and he swore the
Shreveport papers weren't worth a
darn" l am country yap myself and
eat with my knife. pour coffee into the
saucer aud wipe my nose on my sleeve.
but never expect a newspaper to say
about me or my business that
do not pay for. therefore respectfully
call your attention Ia the arrival Of Il car
of apples, cabbage. onions and potatoes,
also cheese pigs feet and sausage. Cot
ton better.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
City Council.

The regular monthly meeting of the
City Council was held Thursday night
No business of Importance was trans.
acted save to leave the COW ordinance
confined to its present limits.
The Belt Line railway company was
granted permission to change its switch
near Mr.. Abe Meyers grocery to Jor-
dan street
a grave question win come up for
settlement Monday night, being that
of the rate of TAXATION. The bill
fixing it at l3t mills hid already passed
its second reading aand was up for its
third, which weisld secure its passage,
when Mr.. Wimbish moved an amend
ment that it bt raised to l4t mills, be-
cause the amo, it named in the original
act would not suffice to meet the rum
ming expenses and pay the deficit in
one OF the funds. On his amendment
the question OF legality was raised and
the matter was referred back to the
finance committee and city attorney
with Instructions to report thereon
Monday night.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Better Times.

To the most casual observer there
is a marked change on our streets
In the way of business from few
weeks ago. Cotton is coming in
freely. The Levee, or Commerce
street, looks like old Shreveport of
long ago, when most of our cotton
came in by wagons. Texas street has
been alive with people during the
past week. Merchants have been
busy and the outlook of trade is truly
encouraging. The merchants are
selling rare bargains and money is
changing hands freely. As the wo-
man said, when her husband told her
the COW had eat the grindstone," we
told you so.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Job work of latest designs and fin
ish done at The PROGRESS office on
short notice.
improvements

| We are notified by Commissioner
Keeney that the teachers and chill
dren's request will be PROMPTLY at
tended to, and safe walk will be put
down.
The switch being put in at the cor
ner of Texas and Market streets is a
decided improvement in the matter
of convenience to passengers, as cars
will be able to make a double belt of
our city and avoid the trouble of
transferring. This will afford the
Belt Line fine facilities for handling
the immense throng that will attend
our Fair and Exposition. Step by
step the march of improvement goes
Oh in the Queen City of North Loulsi-
ana.
We notice quite an extensive build
ing being built ON Texas avenue by
Mr.. l.. NJ Melton, of the Red Store.
Did you ever think about it that Mr..
Melton has made his money in
Shreveport and has confidence in our
town to the extent that he is willing
to improve the town by investing his
means here. Some of those who are
continually croaking should make
note of this.
We notice quite number of con-
,rete sidewalks being put down on
Texas street from time to time. 1t
will not be long before Texas street
will present the best walks of any
'ity-as no other can be put down.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
THE PEOPLE ALL KNDW IT.
And They Are Taking Advantage OF
The 0DDOrtllitV,

1t is now generally understood that
We are the leaders in drv goods in
the city of Shreveport OF course it
remains for others to say, that in
North Louisiana, we virtually have
no competitors, but as they have
already said so numbers of times,
there can be no lack of modesty in
passingly referring to it. But let
that pass. We desire now to say
that our house is an emporium of
beauty, grace and elegance, made so
by the dream of ornamental tapes
tries, dress goods, trimmings, notions
and other attractive sights. Our
stock is our pride because it is really
something to boast of. A mass of
shoes and hats for ladies, gents,
misses and boys that has never been
Ladies wraps that are
ornaments themselves, and are at the
same time made for comfort. Do
mestlcs, sheeting, table coverings,
rugs, blankets, comforts,
quilts, in fact veritable medley of
useful. ornamental and household
goods for every day and dressy
OCCASIONS.
Come to see us one and all Don't |
stop to accumulate full purse be-
'ore starting, as everything is marked
way down, down so low that the
poorest can buy, Yours 10 command.
HENRY DREYFUss & Son.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Our Supreme Court.

All during this week Mr.. H. H.
Hargrove, clerk, has gone through
the formality of opening and adj
journing the session of the Supreme
Court. This was begun Monday and
will be continued till the morning of
the 23d inst, when their honors will
be here. This day opening is done
to comply with the law, under which
this court should have met Monday
last.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
v. B. OGILVIE..
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT NATCHITOCHEs, La,
October IL, 1S9j.-Notice is hereby given
that the follOwina-naIned settler has filed
notice of his intention to make finai proof
in support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk Dis
irict Court a Shreveport, La. on No
vember 20. S93. viz: Home Entry
No, 1919, Peter McCau, for the southeast
quarter of southeast quarter section 2S,
township 15 north, range - west. He
names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and culti-
vatIon of said land, viz: /. &. Berry,
Henry Ellis, Israel Thomas, Ranse Glib
SOD, of keachIe POstot.ice.
l.. DUPLEIX, Register.
October 14-6t .. --
The Progress., 1893-10-14
HEARKEN COUNTRYMEN.
Lend Us Your Ear.

But only until we can impart to
you a secret, as we have enough of
that appendage for our own use.
But We have something to say which
we have every reason to believe will
be interesting news matter.
Where do you buy your hardware
Have you ever tried us? If not then
many dollar have you thrown away
uselessly Ours il the hardware
house of North Louisiana. We keep
everything from a gimlet to saw
mill of the very best make at the
very lowest prices.
Do you need heavy or shelf goods9
table cutlerys guns or pistols? pocket
knives? mechanics tools? agricultural
cane mills. engines.
boilers or machinery of any kind ?
If SO by all means consult your own
interest by comingto
The SOUTHERN HARDWARE COMPANY.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

Failures, of course, make up the
life of the mercantile business, that
IS to say they are part of the ups and
downs, generally the downs, but some
times the ups of the vocation, but it
seems hard to weather the trying
Summer, and then go down in the
Fall when there might be chance to
tide.
On Thursday morning:the town was
again muchly panied to learn of anoth-
er closure by attachment this third
being Mr.. Sam Benjamin who was
seized in rapid succession in the order
named and for the sums stipulated:
The Progress., 1893-10-14
CON STABLE SALE.

No. 324-Henry Wrinstock W. Belle Davis.
BY virtue Ofa writ of iieri facias Issued
TO me i'm the above -ntItled aud number
ed suit by Hon. Boyle Tomkies, Justice
of the peace in aud for the 4th ward of
Caddo parish, L., | have seized and will
sell at public auction at the courtroom
door. No. 206 Mlam street. Shreveport,
La, between th,. legal hours of sale on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1898.
the following described property, to-wit:
ne lot household ods.
Terms of sale cash. SUBJECT 10 appraise
meut.
l.. NJ. MCnUFFIE, Constable.
The Progress. October IA, 1888.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
CON ST A BILE SALE

No. :st9S-J. j. Schmitt vs. Adeline Belt
By virtue of awrii OF neri facias is
sued To IRE in the nbnve Untitled and
numbered suit 10y tie Hon. &. ID. Hicks.
Just ce of the Peace in and for 4th Ward
of Caddo Parish. La, L have seized and
will sell at public auction at the front
door OF the courthouse. Oh Texas street,
Shreveport. La, betweeE the Il gal hours
for sales, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER -. 1893.
the following described property, to-wit:
One lot household goods.
Terms If sale-Cash, subject TO ap-
praisement.
l.. NJ. MCDUFFIE, Constable.
The Progress, Octocer IA. 1893.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
school Board Meeting.

There was q meeting Of the Parish
School Board last Saturday. A white
school was established at Emory's
Bridge, Ward Seven; one near Dan
vile, Ward Three, known as Boze-
mans school. The Halle school on
Edwards street was discontinued.
A petition from prominent citizens,
patrons of Crockett street school,
asking that higher classes be taught
comprising the seventh and eighth
grades. An open letter was written,
by authority of the Board, showing
why this cannot be d done as it would
impose, first, much greater amount
of labor upon the teachers of these
schools; second it would seriously in
terfere in the object of the public
school system in perfectly grading
all scholars from the lowest to the
time they enter the high school. In
the seventh and eighth grades there
will only be enough scholars for one
teacher The Board highly appre-
,iated the interest manifested by
patrons and ask continuance of CO.
operation in maintaining discipline
and building up our public schools to
he highest standard.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
A Burning i'm Bossier

The barn of Mr. VIM. z. Belcher,
seven miles east of Benton, was burn
ed Sunday night. IL contained at
the time the seed from ten bales of
cotton, lot Of feed stuff and $50
bushels of corn. We regret to learn
that Mr.. Belcher had no insurance on
this property, which was one of the
largest barns in the parish.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Personal.

The PRoGREss appreciates a call
made by DR.. f. j. Heron and Mr..
Robert Newton Monday last. These
gentlemen are both residents, of the
third ward.
Mr.. W. r. Shepherd, of Greenwood,
paid us pleasant call Wednesday.
He was in on urgent business and had
but few minutes to stay.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

The number of cotton wagons on
the streets this week shows that the
already small crop is fast ,dwindling
into nothing.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

The number of concrete sidewalks
or Texas street attest the stability of
our town at present, and the hope for
her futurr.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

A short cotton crop this year bring
ing an unusual amount of disappoint-
ment, should teach our farmers to
cast off this improbable idol.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Through Sleeping Car Accommodation
tn St. I.ouiS

Parties going to Chicago, ST. Louis.
or any point in the North, or East via
Texas and Pacific Railway can procure
through sleeping car accommodations
from Shreveport to st. Louis. Sleeping
car tickets can be bought at the Union
depot ticket Office, Shreveport to st.
Louis, at through rate of $4.0O.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

Send your job work to The Proc
aEss Office. An accomplished printer
has charge of this department who
does neat work at reasonable rates.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
LOCAL COLUMN.

Mr.. keeney is having Jordan street
put in excellent condition for vehicles
for the Fair.
We hope he will also look after the
walk along there.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

DIR. Chas. G. MeCloud fills teeth
without pain. The latest improved
methods in the practice of dentistry
employed Old ways must give way
to new ones.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Total

Mr.. Benjamin has many friends in
this city, parish and adjoining parishes
who regret with him his financial re-
verses and hope to see him in business
again soon.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

Texas State Fair and Dallas Exposition
For the above occasion the Texas
and Pacific railway will sell rouna
trip tickets to Dallas and return 8,
the rate of one fare for the rouna
trip, Selling from October IL to ~
inclusive; good to return until Oc'o-
Der 80.
The Progress., 1893-10-14

We regret very much to note this
suspension, as Bodenheimer Brothers
WAS a progressive firm which has
done the town much good.
Our citizens were still commenting
on this when the conversation took
turn when it was learned that Mr..
Abe Kirschs store was also in the
custody of the sheriff under attach
mania 10 fO1loUS.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
PRIVILEGES.
Louisiana State Fair and Shreveport Expo
sition, October 80 to November 4,
Inclusive. 1898.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the secretary, 524 Spring
street. for all privileges, until Satur-
day, October z, at II m. Bids will
also be received for rent of the asso-
ciation's dining hall. For further in
formation address the secretary. John
j. Horan, Shreveport, La.
The Progress., 1893-10-14
Business Failures.

Owing to the stress of times, bad
collections and business, two of our
Shreveport firms have gore to the
wall within the past week. On Sat
urday last Nessrs. BOdenheimer Bros
went to the wall under attachment by
creditors as follows:
The Progress., 1893-10-14

Get our prices for job work.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
0aben &orrciponOance.

gil Ge iuare mig siennem aaben &orres
ippuonnce, I'm Der iinoes nosen temiite
Stpife, os / iaa Sab oeres Nupn, ipm bIalr
bet iantmen pil frembrin9e 9Ds eler Ell
Sluss i~psforiii 2psnins. q. s.
Spar: Ter Tan iinoes Steber, bopr man
upoi9 oil 9aa meo br9noenoe 9ps eler
Campo, ia bppr bet lisefrer er liosfarIi9t at
siprs bet, % fplsenoe Spoa9eIie tau beriOr
p9re al abItiui8 gtptte, paa famine 8io ipm
ben er mteresiant. Gag Ell aflang SLATE al
bet bpioeIie % ~tlarelte @Ias, % log inO /
ben ct Stptte 5Osfur, pmtrent iaa nleset
iom en- 9grt. 9erpaa fploes BlaIteu benz
peo en- 1reoiebel iulo meo ip8enoe BARN
GlipensS Ollie (olive-oiD, % forbes fprIparligt.
Get TONNE Bum | 5lalten uiI oa iplbcs meo
9ps.Stpi Der i~traaler omtrent iom en-
Campo. Eager 9psninsen of er bet blot at
aabue aorten liot, iaa irilf 2uit faar 30.
aona. On 8intrreu fan bet unoerttoeu
bare npooenoigt at opoarme 6Ialten melem
SGnoerns for at sjgre Slien mere i~lDoenoe.
Ct i~aaoant Npporat tan brusest4 Ntadneoer,
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
@amle site.

Som man peb, er Der Ell flor 5ors
Itiel | 2epeatber melem be fpritje0ige
Sla9s 3pr; np9le blicer 10 BLOT en-
enelte Dag, andre leper 100 aar pg
beroper, ME- entelte Glass 5iite ipnes
/ iaa Senieenoe at sau i Spioien. Ser
er npsle Grempler.
3 Iaret 1497 blep Der / en- Site
BAN | Sbwaben, 9piflanb, .fiIfet en-
aarpe al %umaabelis Stprrelie. Sastet
til ben bar Ell Soldering meo ielsenoe
Snbitriit: "Ses er ben isritc Silt,
Tom blep Iluppet i benne Dam; bet oar
Srebrif ben Nnben, iom Hap mig ub
Der ben Ste Sftober $780,. 9eune
5iIf MATTE altiaa babe paret mino1t
267 Iar sammel.
Samnie sar ianotes i en- Snbip
Narbeben al Seilbronn en- ubpre flor
@ieboe, ipm bar en- WesIinerins be,
fortalte, at ben bar lluppet Der | aaret
1860.
Der fort9Ies ON en- gseooe, ION
blep fanset / Ruslanb for benpeb 4C
slar iiben, at oens glber ltuloe saa til
bage til bet 15bs Narbunbreoe. @r
@ulbfiif / 8aibinstun bar paret i er
% famine 5amilies Gle oper so Gar
os bog er ben lite fort itsrre M, emf
ben bar, ba be III ben, % llseiaa lin
Zig.
3 bet feiierlise aquarium / ct. 8e
tersburs er Der 5iite, iom bar pare
ser i 140 Iar; enfelte bar ppret BETH
belist, andre er life nteget iterre, enl
oa be fpnt.
S tineiiife Gquarier finbes Site me
get elbre.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
SpganmelOclie

ON &riiti gfterigl9elie. al 3bontaS
a'&empis A 8pger. Operidt al 9aitor
SeIsbeim fra Gatln. 6ororo al DR..
Sorrer. Rist ilutreret.
9enne BOG bar buct Ell 9unIte mar'eIi9
uobreoelie. NGit ben belise Strlit lar
iutet trptt &Grt bapt en- iuaouu uobreoelic.
s oper 400 9Iar bar ben inotaget ben
iprite Stang iom Spbp99eIiesbOs. Nlene !
bet frantic Spros bar ben r9ret %pperiat go
iorltleilige @ar9e.
Raar andre Bigger opleper fra 5 til 10
Splas. laa amer man Bet msset; men beuue
8ogS llbgapcr ppgipes til pmtrent - 6 3u.
iiuoe sjennem be iibIt benrunbue 400 Glar.
Gems Snobplo cr aribenoe; Spro9et iaare
eniploist, men aunofaIbt; slennem Narbun'
breDer bar ben gOet Ell forunSerIt9 Na9t
poer Sjerterne. 30
Sen bergmte engeIite 9beulus DR.. Gorrsl
flyer: "Se baarbeiie Si9le er peo ben bleber
bp,eoe % orusue til 5reIieren. Ser uo8uul
en- bimmeIit aaHo fra ben; en- aanoeIif
SprtrDlelie beuR9er Sinoet peo beus 2GS
ming os iun ben forbGroeoe Spnoer tai
Iesrioe fig fra bens %SnOfIpbeIie."
4altpr 8elsbeim flyer ON ben, of be
m9rteliglte peo g66en err, at ale ~trtIteli0,
5roesiamiuuo poer belle ben triitne &eroel
bar ~fpreuet fig / at bruae ben iom Spbpg
9elieSbo9.
Sen bar fbr pGret uo9ioet meo ooiiiaig
6oranorinser, ligeiom Ace 8o9 bar bore
u%oelaot; / oenne llogaue fDreltg9er Del
%uiorunoret efter Orisinalipro9et.
8oseu er ct TrastuRrt. Be So tor
Siueber er uofprte eiter De melt bergmt
9~uuitnere. l~loitpret er iRroeles pattert
| 5orrlatet er fort Sttop. 3rptien er Tia
% tor, iaa at Samle o9 ioage Gtne me
2etbeo fan lRie ben.
8laubt troenoe CUBS Born bar 3boma
a'aempis Strlitsr altio u9ret me9et fl9r,
os oerfor Fan pgiaa oenne Spbp99eliesbp
oubeinles paa bet uarmeite til ale ariitne.
s. 8. 9ronsral, 7O6 8rap Str, Ga
Claire, isis, ntIRtter g9enter % gipe
9unitise getiugelier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
ara GoromeiS, Soua.

Rproueis Creamery Go. boIot tit Vars
mpoe ben 12te Suui 1893. BeItprersni
3ubberetuin0 iuoebolot fel9enoe CpipSnin'
ger:
8 qpbct al iioffe Ee8nifabsaar IRA 1itt
9Wni 1902 ~tilapeoes 129,425 Yuno Smer.
Gil aanOeras iom i%taiirce 6lpoeu BERTH,
bftaIies s24 1878, en- ~sieuneminitIts 9ris
ai liht mere eub 10 cts. pr. 3omme eier
pr. @uno Smgr. Gmprtiloirfntnsen oe alt,
iom oerTueo iiaar / 6orbinbelie, ioiteee
$4,750 03. 5rdst % Commission beIsb fig til
$3,022.37 Z, iaa Der I bette 8egultab bliper ct
fulnlet lloI9s al s32, sos. is, buiIfet otier, at
bet foiteoe 6 gts. pr. Guuo at tilpirfe %
i9I9c Smgrrct. Vile SnttR8ter meo sasie'
beboleningeu fra furrige War belsb IT. I'll
$30,3s4 20, iom for prsHesnItabets Seo'
tommenoe efterlaoer en- tontant aasiebe'
boIonjng flor 1910. SO.
Belipreren bempnei9eoes Of 9ireittcnen
til at nurenbe oenne Gum tilbeoIte for 8p9s
uinasresnltabet, til buffet Der / Gttter bar
inobetalt blot 5000, meoens Bp9ntngen
meo alt 3ilbebpr toiter $3,53020. 2ette
ptier en- tilipuelaeenOe @lRlo at $578 "a bpt'
lenoe paa Sellfabet, men taar bet ta9es l
Setragtnin9, at Der er Ell 8ru9stapitnl paa
Saano pna ontreut $500, iaa tnoItrGnter
ben oirieIi8e @i9Io fig til blot omtrent 800.
9ette utaa betragtes iom ct ne9et tils
ireo5itiaenoe 0teiuItot, iiRr naar bet erIn'
oreS, at man liOfe @iutcr arbeibeoe unoer
mango nsuniti9e SmitGuoigbeber.
Den itSrite 8aniteIigbeo b!orgrte fra, at
6lBoeu tjpbtes os betaItes etter CONNIE
manIet paa aanoerue, eiter bullet man Tom
aloeleS t%iltort, efteroi bet an9iune artal
CONNER 6Isoe life ~itaffeoe paa lan9t npr
ct It9nenoe e1er tiIipareHoe gtntaI Yuno
Sngr.
9ette upooenoiggIprSe 3nOiGtteIien al ct
SER Gpparnt, sitsr bUiItet Spitem boer
Sunoe erhUlber 8etaItng / 6orbolo til 5Ip'
oens SmgrboIoi9bcb. Sc mirore Sonlteli9'
bcoer er rgioa nugenluuOe operuunone, iaa
meo oet M t~ulol9roIBe flpalteroGrol9 uoS
itpreoe Creamery / Boreniu9 meo ben uo'
mGrieoe gooe g%iiatnin8 for bort 8robutt /
bet pitli8e Warteo. iOm M ct opar6eioet,
Tan bet rimeIi9 pentes, at Uore auuoer ber'
eiter bill bpite riseli9ere 6or0eIe al bette
5pretagenoe eno nugeuijnoe fgr.
Sal9et paa gmbeosmRno for bet fors
menoe Gar bap6e fslgcuoe uofalo:
u. Sacobiou, BreitOent.
8. 9. Sau9en, geItprer etc.
Stl 3%ireitprer: q. Z. @Oltou, &. 8 Stunt
ming, 3or9er 2ansruo, SGrs 9sr8enion og'
5. 8. s. Sa9erion
6. g. Iborgrtm . II,
Gen. Manager.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
isoe aaraano

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Sonnelien al ct eoe,
oeo stiaebapslp.tc bieg Iby XVI,
mol narmeit Of 6eniGn tt I'4'ig
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a,Iore 9snieenoer O.los bore n n n - S].aa
geosrnss 8eoite oeruoe ss = 1,ta
0lItrlttet Ifulbe untiatte qaa.
p, ore 4 @oi6inaton. 5s,S ga...
pen gel al Moniana, ium Ii,oSSr oa9:
for 9ps8en al alivpebisr5,5. y y, Otis !
Uritiif Columbia. '0'"e ia@,
0iitrittcts Nauu ifulpe r,x,
e!fie 9Iitriit al epnoOen ipr rf NJ, a.
Y. 8. alrfe / amertfa" "" a0rts
Sermeo n'aa pi oa flute my. on
es,s,lsr en- bette olgtioe % 5poo rIt..
Spnooemsoe. CUB peliianoe M yg88 5a.
Der blep belluttetl 2eriom 49, g. q'a'
op98er 9ulet, Oa arbtioer Be ior5 s,s';a
lpni bD39er oerpoa. 9ep,s 5Jtof'
liaa lsoeaoe Tor Os ale Og OriUs "a X
trcsnoe gen ON, at 5an piI h y NJ
lp'teS for os til tit ItOre gsayr ms W. vi
% mall9e op%re!jDbte Sirtes Srer; sV '
SS5all9beo! Oct ite ior 3eia s.nG g,
ameu.-"Gp. 2utb. &irtet" ~'9'o!
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
Sanot ion, iagt.

Gn triuelis Sp trGn9er 8efultnins,
men Der er efter ct @ptteblabs Menin9,
8 Slass 5olf, ium bare Itaber 8pen.
Ser ital man faa 5urtesnelien Oper
bent:
1)ae, iom tiSber fine sarer unOet-
itebs fra. p De, ium life bill oioe ON
Improvements. 81 De, iort ipretrafs
fer en- bpiis itiIe gp for en- meO traolt
Sip. Al 3e, ipm inpbiloer fig, at be
eier Spen. 81 %, iOm trur, OF be tan
brine 5orretnins, iaa at fise / Smus ):
uben at aoertere ben. g. 9e, ipm
sjsr Scar at SUlf, Der er beiialet al Of.
ientlise Snteresier. y De, ipm mob
letter Zig etbpert 8uretasenbe, Der life
er p~lanlast al benz. s. De, ium mob.
arbeiper etbuert NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der life lisefrem brinser benz nuser
5urbel. 81 De, iom isser at itaoe Gin
Demands 8rebit.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-18
I'll Sfanoinaperne I glms,;s,

Den fieroe itore i~tanoinopiite >,,,.
felt ltaar M Tor Gpreu, Oct mmo,,,g,
om~fan9Sr'9e forbereoenoe 2lrbcjo, i,r, =,
ltratt 'l9 no ouer oct belle itoi, 9r,,
M ioa ner tilenOebra0t, at Ser nr,t y"
9eS 2illttnin9 fra 9u%bIifum5 ~,
at gisre Son9erieiten / naite In, n y.
ferlte Hangs national 8eoionsso ~,
itlIlir9s'9 irettionen bar cft,r s,,,r.
unoerbanolin9er imeoetommtt or,
Strap, Tom Gretutiutomiteen i,n,t ~,
noopenoi9t at title. Soloiiteruc ", e.,
ropa, oeriblanot 6r0ten 5iorio Woi ~,
br. Wilbelm 6erolo, er pno Wei,o -,
aue Announcements for WootooeIi,n !;
oiSie, iaapeliom al Sangere po Rubgtrn,
er / fuloitGnbi0 Sroen. Qrooamn,,i =.
6elten er li9eioa ri9boloigt iom BET d,
o~mfon0sri9t % omfotter fcyuoeu 70 +,
itore eoncerter | 6eItipal Sail M, Nm,
i%tiIlin9en, Picnic, Banquet GA onosr In,
nenoe unoerboIonin9, o9ioa cit Wotir,,
90 Iften'Goncert / oct oeilioc Troc.dero
peo 3afe 6ront, bpor blonot onptt Or
6anS 0 Billions ucrOcuSbrromts or.
DIETER poa so Mono uil meovirle hooN,|
Gitermiooag % 9fteu. Ga nh tomm,r
Spsr9Smoalct ON Vublitm5 Wenprt
ming. 8oruoeu oeune er olt g,yb,ibe iro|
Somitecus SIDE omionit "a pgtslgit 7al
piI uGre / friil Grinoriuo hos De aea, |
bpilten 6poer, builteu imi0rrnoe On.
m9rtiombeo, Der gieuucm tiOliQere sor
gerfe'ter er 6leuet Stanoinauerne tibd |
Opfororingeu til at mpoe monoitrrt irfm
oenue Sang err oerfor oobbelt itor. ferfI
Tor at opretbolOe Den oIereOe u,aone|
Breiti9e 90 oeruRit foroi at ri oennt|
Sang poa @runo al De IeOio0moe 0msI
ltGnoi9beoer oil bliue lagt mere MaytsI
til eno n~ogeuiiuoe tioIigere Yi beott
oerfor on at iao oicnta9e, at bette CT ed
national Sag / lin Character % Cmiang
at vi oerfor iom Ration CT joentiite med
oct mer eller minore belojge lloiaIo, fond
6eiteu MATTE ioa.
9i norbiite 6oIt bar life ret me9st
bpori9ienuem nj Tan 9iere port 6GousI
lambs Napn tienot ubeufor cgne @rRno1
Ter; Lao oS oerfor iamle8 / GuiobeO u8
Spmpotbi on Ell Sing, iom bar ujt at
oen Tan eiere o8 tieuot lao % iamIesI
ON Dor Sang. vi beoer frorcIanosIar'I
lige noroiite WtGno o9 SOinO2r ia w og
8Dgo ON at MODE frem til SNngeritrpntt
Den 27oe 3uli.
For the Committee on Publicity
s. 9. CppeoOle, Chairman.