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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13
MUST HAVE GRAIN
GETTING READY TO SUPPLY TIE
SOUTHERN sEAPORTS
Wichita Men Moving TO Build Great
ers to Get More Money for Their GRAIN
Two Prominent Business Men Give
Their Views in Regard to It--win Is
sue Five Dollar Mortgage Bonds--Bonds
Will be Received In Payment for Stor-
age on Grain.

| Wichita will have a great grain ele.
vator. c. r. Miller tells just how the
elevator will be built. All the arrange.
ments are being completed and Mr.. Mil.
| Ter does not want anything said abou,
| It now. At least that is what he said
yesterday.
Now / have great scheme and i,
is bound to win" said Mr.. Miller in a
Main street barber shop yesterday as
| he drew his chair up closer TO A w
| Oliver
| Oliver turned in his chair so as to
| look more directly in the face of the
Wichita capitalist and the reporter for
| the Eagle turned his northeast ear in
| that direction.
IF you want me to put up the money
to make the thing CO." said Mr.. Miller,
I'VE might just as we'll stop right here,
| but if somebody else is going TO foot
| the bill. l would not object to hearing
| it and more especially if il will bene-
| fit Wichita.
After conserving with Mr.. oliver that
the scheme would not only be a good
thing for the town but the men who
would take stock in the enterprise.
Mr.. Miller proceeded.
well, now, you know that the grain
men here have always claimed that a
large grain elevator would pay. j have
been told that at one time ]. ". Hawn
had 5000 cars Of grain on the roads
leading into this city at one time, every
car load Of which would have gone in
to an elevator of that kind if one had
been here
1.-The grain men have time and again
d~ 1oi ~ 40 lar
part of corn and oats raised in this
section could be sold south and west
at better advantage if it could be bunch
ed in this city where it could be prop
erly held and inspected. If a man at
Salt Lake or any other western point
wanted corn or oats he could obtain
prices at Wichita on certain grades
and know just exactly what he was
getting and he would buy il at prices
that would benefit our grain men and
farmers
That is all right" said Mr. Oliver,
exporters at both Galveston and New
Orleans have told me that they would
like to have our grain sometimes II
only it was in shape that they could
get at it. If man wants 10 export
cargo of grain he cannot take the time
to run around over the country and
buy it, The result is ne sends his order
to Kansas City or Chicago, even though
he knows that he must pay more money
We all understand the necessity of an
elevator but what is your scheme?"
1T is this, and it is already under
way. We have determined to build an
elevator here and we propose to pay
for it by selling first mortgage bonds in
denomina tons of So. If n man puts
So into the enterprise he would get 500
and if he put in 500 he would get tweu-
ty bonds. These bonds if held by grain
men or farmers could be used to pay
storage on grain and then the bond
would be Cancelled. Every one of them
would be worth their face and some Of
the men in this city who have money
have already agreed to invest in the en-
terprise. 1t is bound to CO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13
WHAT HAZARD WILL COST.
Two Trips 10 New England VIII Cost SEEDS
wick County Eight Hundred Dollars.

Constable George NJ. Green says that
the costs to the county in the Hazard
case has been greatly overestimated,
statements having been made that they
will foot up over So, 600
Mr.. Green will ask the county at
torney to o. X. bills in this case to the
amount of $3.50. which is about all
the costs in the case. Green made two
trips to the east, one to Vermont ana
the other to New Hampshire. The eX-
pense on the warrant amounts TO
S43S.25 and transportation sl09.50 Lee
gal expenses in New Hampshire We're
1927 and the whole amount foots up as
Sftaed.
Constable Green says there was a
good deal of indignation expressed here
when it was found that parties had
teen selling bogus mortgages on Sedg-
wick county property and that some
men in Illinois who had been defraud-
ed employed Sankey and Campbell TO
aid in the prosecution of the guilty par
ties That a warrant was put In his
hands for the arrest OF Hazard and
that he finally arrested him in New
Hampshire.
Hazard demanded trial on the
requisition and Constable Green ad-
vanced money and employed counsel
and finally got his man. The trial here
and the release of Hazard was pub
lished in the Eagle at the time it took
nj
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13
CITY IN BRIEF.
Mrs. 3. T. Dunn of Oklahoma is
visiting Mrs Charles We'll

Mrs. b T. Dunn of Oklahoma is
visiting Mrs Charles We'll.
George W. Bennett returned today
from three weeks" visit to Kentucky.
George never enjoys a visit away so
well but that he is glad to get back TO
the Peerless Princess.
A large hall has been secured for the
boxing tournament spoken of before,
and II will occur next Wednesday even
ing in this city There are already en-
tries in the heavyweight and light
weight classes.
Nick Steffen was summoned to In
dianapclis yesterday by a telegram an
nouncing the death of his mother in
that city Friday night. Mrs. Edge
worth, Mr.. Steffen'S sister, went TO In
dianapolis Friday.
s. II. Spencer, who is well known
among the stock men Of the southwest
and who was formerly a live stock
commission merchant at the stock
yards in this city, viii go TO Fort
Worth and Huston, Texas. tomorrow.
John S. Hamilton, by his attorneys,
Shipman and Steffee, filed suit in the
district court against the A, T and :.
F. railroad company for damages in
the sum Of $4,000. Hamilton was in
iured in a collision in Peabody in May,
1888
J. Ed Allen, one OF the oldest sad
dlery and harness travelling men, at
present with q ST Joe firm. secured
the services of a helper last night al II
Ed says he's a sure winner, weighs
50. pounds. and called for a .000-mile
ticket and route sheet See.
Mrs. J. Z. Bronson Of Woodward, O.
T, is in the city. She has secured for
the Bon Ton millinery store OF that
% Oh -, .st,-
Is proprietor, the services of Madam
Hanrel. an artistic of Chicago and the
proposition is that the Bon Ton shall
lead the fashions for the territory. Mrs.
Bronson is making additions TO her
stock.
Mrs. (. B. Norris OF Caldwell. wife
Of the late eX-mayor Of that place. was
in the city yesterday. While here J
". Wingard. the reporter of Wichita
Lodge knights OF Honor presented her
with q voucher for s. 900 that amount
being due her from the order as Mr..
Morris was a member OF that order
during his lifetime.
Saturday afternoon from till ; Miss
Josephine Solliday was given surprise
party in honor OF her 18th birthday.
Games and dancing were the amuse-
nenrs OF the afternoon. and the supper
contributed in no small way 10 the en-
joyment OF the guests Those present
were: Emily Torrington, Bessie Doug
las, Charlain Furley, Lynette Furley,
Mary Potts, Nertie Hollingsworth
Florine Jacks. Nellie Lehman. May
ChappeIl. Vera Hull. Hazel Sollidsy
Matte Howe. Flossie Carvin. Fern
Doubleday. Florence Natter. May
Guthrie. Parma and Caroline Solliday
Those LOVING He-"Do you think
Mr. Pcor's enlargement 20 Miss Price was
the result of love az first sight!'' She-''Ies.
He didn't dare 20 risk second look Dos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13
PERSONALS.

j. W. Davis of Greensburg Is in tn,
city.
]. o. Ross of Galveston, Text at tn.
Carey.
]. P. Mahan has gone to ST. Louis or
business.
w. H Craven came in from Santa
Fee yesterday.
J. a. Hodgin Of Ireland was in the
city yesterday.
II. Lahman of Buffalo, N Y, was in
the city yesterday.
George Theirs of Ashland is in the
city visiting friends.
Z. r. Darlington of Kansas City was
in Wichita yesterday.
P. W. Goodrich of Greeley, Colo, is
at the Manhattan today.
NJ. L. Slack of Kansas City was in the
city on business yesterday.
w. A. Coates came down from To-
peka yesterday for a short visit.
P. H. Thornton of Caldwell was in
the city short time yesterday.
w. H. Carter of Belle PLANE was in
the city a short time yesterday.
E. p. Flagg of Louisiana, Mo, spent
few hours in the city yesterday
F. c. Church of Detroit, Mich, is
among the visitors in the city.
Otto Eckstein came down from To-
peka yesterday and yill return today.
w. l.. Bowman of st. Joseph, Mo-,
spent few hours in the city yesterday.
G. 3. Miller of Kansas City was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Edward Frederick of Philadelphia
spent a few hours in the city yester-
day.
George Edgar came in from Beau
mont yesterday to visit in the city to-
day.
Among those who visited in the city
yesterday was T. c. Kruger of st.
Joseph.
L. w Robson, Towanda cattle
nan. was in the city a short time yes
.erday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Grubb of st.
Louis are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Charles Well.
Mrs. B. F. Dunn of Oklahoma City,
S visiting in the city-came up on
shopping trip.
Will /. Drum came down from To-
,eka yesterday and is spending Sun
lay in the city.
Mrs. J. d. Hutchings who has been
quite i'll for some tine is improving and
hopes to be up shortly.
Z. A. Knnaird manager of the Cen
raj Coal company, returned from a
business trip south yesterday.
W. f. Francis of Putnam. breeder of
inc stock was in the city to attend to
some business with the railroads.
Mrs Kate Pullen has convaiesced
from an attack of the grip sufficiently
&c leave the house for a short time.
B. E. Hilliard, janitor Emerson
school, was reported critically i'll last
street
Mrs w A. Polk of North Lawrence
avenue is reported improving slowly.
She has been seriously i'll for several
days.
Mrs. J. S. Holiday. wife Of the rep
,esentative from Comanche county.
passed through town yesterday enroute
For Topeka.
J. H Morehouse of Spokane, Wash,
mas been spending the week with friends
In the city. He has enjoyed his visit
10 his old home immensely.
S. Preston, live stock agent of the
Santa Fe, will leave today for Salt
Lake to look after the business interest
Of his company in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Forbes, formerly
Of Wichita, after two years sojourn in
England. returned TO the city Friday
and will visit with friends in the city.
Mrs. Phelps and daughter OF Connec-
ticut are visiting the family of j. w.
O'Neil on College Hill. Mrs. Phelps
came here for her health. and already
finds much relief from the change OF
climate, etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13

day as in Kansas or any of the eastern
states. Oklahoma is covered all over
with Industrious farmers and thriving
towns. 1t has been settled by good
class of people and in a remarka bly,
short time will become a great state.
Il was raised in this state and you
ought TO know that Oklahoma is good
place or a native Kansan would never
consent to live in IT. Now be careful
and do not misrepresent me, for the
Eagle is read all over Oklahoma Our
people almost regard il as an Oklahoma
institution"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13
Probate Court.

Estate OF Robert Black, demand Of
Young Bros. heard and allowed for
k62 "a and assigned to fifth class OF
Claims, also the following demands
heard and allowed on recommendation
Of executor: f. A Whitlock, $S4 and
referred to the second class of claims;
Pearce Furniture company, $3.50 and
referred to fifth class of claims;
Blanche Meade, $3.50 and interest at s
per cent, referred 10 fifth class or
claims: \. Steffen. S25.55. and refer
red to fifth class of claims; Grace j.
Johnson. Clara Johnson, Kirk Johnson
and ]. f. Johnson, $3.50, and interest
and referred to fifth class of claims:
NJ Black, $3.50 and interest at per
cent and referred to fifth class OF
claims.
TEACHER -''Now, Charley. tell US what You
Enow about Cresusn' Charley-"Dudes
wear 'eIa in their pants. Harlem Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13
MAKE FALSE WEATHER RECORDS.
Geo. W. Van Werden Has Concluded to Re
construct the Thermometers.

George w Van Werden came up
town yesterday and began 70 relate his
experience the night before. George
declared that il was the coolest night
ever experienced in Kansas:
When a number of Georges friends
gave him the horse laugh and told him
that the thermometer did not run down
TO zero George declared that the Their
rrometers were first-class frauds and
that every one Of them ought 10 be
smashed for lying.
Murray Myers said he had good
thermometer and that il stood two de-
grees above zero and John Doran de-
clared that he inspected several Their
nometers at an early hour and that all
indicated that the temperature was
above zero Then George went on TO
call on DR.. Johnson.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13

8; wss q Buffalo sr1sit hoy who cane
bone from ore e ocr model schools ard
was sskse ~ tis tstser how he ~ss com
Ing CD Wei; " ss.. its csDd.d cailg
Jimmy - has soi steat &C ne IL tie
clss. Dear. dear ssl1 tie father
'and how Co.'S that lsPpe1,' Oh, yor
k5ow ia parents are very ts-yhtt Bat
fslo Commercial
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13

Brooklyn Was named By The Dutch frcra
Q small village hear Amsterdam named
B-s1cklen The Earne Is found IN the city
archives speli~d bes.1sksisa. B-vooslen.
B.s1cklyu, Bros.ekiyn. Bre1kiyn. Brock
lad. B--rklyEd ard fnslly Brooklyn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13

Those LOVING He-"Do you think
Mr.. Poor's engagement 70 Miss Price was
the result OF love al first sight!'' She-'-Ies.
he didn't dare 20 risk second look Dos
on Budget
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-13

Big bargains in warm lined Shoes
and Slippers.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
Grauffprt, ScuncsSse.

Ser ruuS. Srautiprt bar Der uGret betp'
SsIig Sropnnorins oct ibite Nar. uIiBt
amber Gteosr - paa @ruuo al bet oeiIise
slimat - iomrter % refer Splt her I'll aIe
9ioer. Gu Gel opbolocr fig her Ell ire
Maaucber, onpre fpr.ere cllcr lGracrc, olt
eiter Jlcloluiieus Selgloreubco, men flere
bar cpBpIot iig Der . a 3 gar, isreno Yter'
o;rue er bIepue Glcroprcttcoc, men be bar oo
puuoct, bpao 9Ggepipcniiabeu life fnnce
elore uoget rleo. Set CT iirr soot icr Soil
meo iuagc 2uager. geocriDae, Ntrpeiurt
tsiie, ilGt SorOpieIis. @i9t OH. Ser or not
al BEN, iom Tan beuIone famine.
Horiteruc ~be8pnoer alereoe her Tom pua
ouore Steocr at Blue paaltJsunct. Sr. g.
@oroeu uooioIic mraen 3nnti8bco | at fan
SON. @ibiou palpt I'll al reprcientcre bette
9titritt / aousr sieu. Yaitpr Suue, iorI
paa @ruuo al iuGtiet Selbrcb maotte nee
lGeee Ireiteembeoet / @isconiir, CT MI sfter
ct 6 Manucoers Spbolo her bIcpcu meget
bcorc, % han or MI auiat iom Sc'tprcr al
en- al be iprite Stoier / Gcuutict. Saus
9n'ter SeIeue or 2Grcrtuoe peo famine
Siue. 6ru s3uue9 Seltrco or mcget beore.
9eres 6arm lia9er Ell tire Wiis &ei fra
&arcing, gtiis Nuuie Suos boIocr Stolc
Ter / 5rauiiort. SaItor Stensaas af ben
Tcreneoe airfe, Steoets Brett, Dor Der i
Dper.
Ioltrgcn or ntraet goo her ioar, % Suo-
bpitutHBcn al 5ra9t or iulo Gang.
8. &. Sorlou9.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
On jn,crtefri Iano.

De samle Siltcrter ON Soil, ionl
iitreoe Jig uicliumbsb for Smerter ueo
at ilutte 6orbuno meo 6anoeu, er fans
ife life iaa albeles srunolDie, iOm Dor
SiSS 8autro oil anie Dem for. ct ben
Snoe ituloe baue fin Singer nlcO i
SpiIet, bar p~iitrof life betr9itet fig;
men lligliomb:o for Gmerter er ct
%sientasenoe fUnitntsret 6Gnumeu. Oct
antases alminoeli9, at ben Cans, ion
man bar pleiet at fable 5plelie, pms
latter fire iuritieaise Grter al Wootas
selisbeo for Snotrpf, Der ale er repro.
ientereoe i Suoen, nemlig 8erprin9ss
iplelie FAINT 5ornemmelie al Sarme, al
auloe % al Snerte. gn eler Here al
oisie Slass 6pliombeo fan tables euer
ipattes, uoeu at be andre fiber. Suer
iiar at benz bar ianoipnlisois fine esue
I~erueueie til Siernen, 90 uipIiOmbeoen
inotreoer oa berpeb, at peofommenoe
Nerpeleoninser ppbgrer at funsere.
Smerteiribeo iuotreoer iom betjenb.
peb @%uueupelien Of Sotain, 9Gtbsr eQer
&lproiprm; besuoeu iprefommsr ben
i uisie &plmarpsipSbomme os melt
ircmtraoenoe unoer Spiteri. On 8uinoe
iom bapoe liot al bpiterit 9ammelie,
mariebc ielp otter I'm SelbreoeIie iil'
gen Smerter bperten af i~taarue saer
branbte Saar elsr al elas. 8 Ssspns
oslien fom bun oite til at brenoe eler
Itgoe fig, ioroi oct lite sjoroe pnot, og
bun iaaleees iaunebe ben naturliss
siopariel ipm IiSser / Smertsn; bun
larte Jig imiolertio aIissusl liot siter
liot til at tuse Jig i slst. gun eriIa'
reoe, at ielp en- bun iunoe fna gpner
til at toruemme Smerte tilbase uilot
tun neppe brp fig on at beiiooe ben
Gn amerifanit Sage iort9aer ct mar'
felist Grempel paa Gualseii. iOm Giu'
gen fables paa be larSes SprOs. Sau
ijenbte en- Gouplat, ipm uar baao,
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
SeierSieitcr I StaIicn.

Zen 2ooe December 1870 rpttcec
Sietcr Gmanuets Srr ino / Rom o.
eioroc ben cpige Stno" til SEoc for
bet unsc S.alienS Sicsicrins. Gil
Winoe ON bsune fore gcsiucrbeo
bcloss Der / bisie Gage torartsOc 6eit'
lisbeoeri belle Rioet. 9lsgieriu0su far
noiteot SuobDoeiie til al ocltdge. Sno'
bDSelieu err trptt paa ct gOitnl Gnrb,
iOm er lasct for 2~eiIi0beocu. 8au Den
enc Sioe fer man Ell Giaur, Tom icre'
Hitler bet sartle Soma ioripaet mco
GAME % SsjoIo og iioocroc pda Ell
antit 3riumibue. 2erurOsr Itaar Bic
tor Gndnuels Orb: A Roma CT siamo
o CT resteremo (Si CT / Rom, os Der
oil ot bliue). I'll ~penI.re or Der Ell
p~teoaIiun meo ct Siaeoe Of SictOr
emanuel. Iii bgirr Ell MeSallcn meo
8tleorr al acns llmbertu % 9rOu'
ming Rnrgnritn.
Rapoleun III botot fra 1S49 TO-.
900 frantic Solonter / Rum for at be-
ltptte Yapcu, % iaaIrn8e oi8ie 5ranf'
mGno bar Der, funoe oct un9e Songc'
rige life iommc i 8eiiOoelic al 2auoets
uaturli8c 9OUeoitao uoeu at brpOe meO
6rantrig, boao bet pna cssu Snano life
ooccoe. Wteu unoer ben fore 3ria
nelrm GDItlano o9 5rantris / 1870
lntteoc Stalien Jig til ben fDrIte Wa9t,
% oa Grantri9 fra Se8gnOsIien al
lso oct enc fore 9eocrlas cfter bet an'
BET. maatte S.iiereu traIfe fine crop,
per bort fra Gor. 8apen bar M
ooerlaot til fine egue Srafter, os Bic
tor emanuel iratos BAN bans ueross
ltse Mtast % bans samle SooeoItao,
Get er bette, ben joropsuote Bapes
tirte life fan stemme. Saaoe 9ius ben
nisnoe o9 SEQ ben trettenoe bar iGgt at
opbtoIe De trOenoe &at6oliter / ale
2an0e mob aOnseriset Stalien og be-
reot bet ole De 8anItelisb eoer, iom Ell
i &9nfer oYpUct Yolitit fan uotante.
Samtioi9 meo 25'aar5ieiterne ital ga,
pens fro GilbGusere i ale 2anoe iIpl9e
bans IaabuO Opienoe 8suuer ON, al
ban maa iuu fin ~uerbstise Ragt
,oien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

lssemIis % a~unoelis irtf % trnitis,
isrt. ct muntsrt Sip % bleo Sc gIar
sammel. 3enne Wauo iieuSts life iii
Smcrtsr. Gusaus ban bar uoe saa
en- 6oreorassreiic unScr en- 8aIssam'
pasns, III ban unber ct SpIsb en- Jiu'
ger alourlis fuaitct. Sanret iaa bes
tantclist ub, % ban bcilutteoe fig til at
Dire 5,ngsren, boiIfct ban ubisrte pso
limpcItbeu at b,oe ben at o. ispttc Den
no. Del siorbe life Spor al pnot.
Iaa Ell 9aa it ban ct Snar, iOm ca
serue iorsi9u.s bebanbIeoe / bcnpeo
ire Slar; msn Smerter mcoiBrte bet
life. en- auoen Gang bauoe bait en-
onoartet 9plo | ben enc 0aano; belle
Irmen booneoe poloiomt op, o. bans
2iu a / Jare. 2G9crue maattc bruse
aniOen srunois for at reoNc BAN; men
unoer belle gebanolingen bar Fan iulos
itrntis fri for Smcrter. Guoelis FL
bau Strr, % bans Zine matte operes
res; men better life bette siuroe be.
minoite pnot; fan boiot iis ubeO18elig
JON ell etptte unoer Sperationernr.
Timber fin iioite Spsopm tIascoe ban en-
9ib oo.r Smertcr, men be opb6rte
i9icn, fer ban bsbe. @ebfommsnbe
29se sjsr uotrDttelis opmrrtiOm pan,
at Itnnoen bar / bsi Grab iauobcos'
tjGrlis rs p~aalioelis, ina bans lloiasu
ON i'm lliplipmbeo MATTE aniee8 for
truoGroise; ban pleiebe beaer aloris al
9jsre fig til Of benue mrrtelise GseH'
ifdb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27

f@,reni.. Get itll sar ct Rpoe for baab.
9rsfolt o9 SreItsr. 7erfor er bet belsr
lie Seniisien meo bette 9lsee, at ppaetisre
gRistiato o. itabs 6Ipit msnem @reiter 90
YGsiolf. Ter err anoet ca bcore at aiDrs
sub at iaa Ri;tantens OF gitterbeoens
Sob.
s De iibfte Qnr bnr Der pGrst liesn Glnleb-
ming peo bore garsmpSer til OF iorbaroIe
ON rent oauoelise ENG. Sen pGieutlisitc
aaria9 BERTH iIeneer au', iom bar iulst
meo bort Samiuuos uop,tIins. Yteu Der.
for ptrer Der fig ~fortieen hos 2asiolt o9
Irniter Ell itert 9runs til at TONNE iaut'
men %. noen at bare ioritprret al be peo
ct Garsnpoe u~popeuoiac 6orretuiuser oa
noen at pGre pint al ben itaoige uro, Der
bar fulst | SGlene paa Striosn, ~iar,taIe ON
9utS ialIig1Iorsnoe Sanobeoer.
Sanoelig, bet tr9nse5 / Dor urolise %
opripenoe 1tb, at CUBS Sprn ret ofte 9isr
biuanoeH Steune for at beIRre, formare,
Itprte % TRIPLE buerauore. Saa Tom % -
ole be, iom fan - til Samtalemgoet / Sols
ben. Som %reiter % 9rsiolf os tai ~fortro'
li9t ON bet enc Iorupoue. Sanobeoen er al
bet tienote Orb, at bet er Iii!ist for Srpore
at bore iantmen, oil mol paanp aabeubare
fig. 90 Cub, iom er rig paa &iGrlisbee,
ptl laoe lin ccoertpGgsnoe Naaoeou9 ialOe
pad BEN, ior ioriamle5 / Seiu Hapn.
Oct lie or Seiu Sfplo!
Ninneapolis / September 1895.
Gerbaro &asruS len.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @amt=
ncr 90 boierc Sou.

Detroit Free Press: Gnbosr fan ie,
bporleoes iinbr;se Maitiner nj n9iter
bar repolutiOneret Spmmermrnoenea
ensans iaa iubpiflebe glrbeibe, o. boor'
leoes fun ben melt enfle Del al Saunb'
perfect esentli9 fan beneunes "Saanos
pert".
5orbebriuser os patenterebe Spfin.
oelier bar iarlis mango os fore | 2i'
aaret 1SS0-90,- e5-bog bar Der | BET
isrItuGpnte Nar fun 53,547 Tcmmer'
mrno / be 6preneoe Stater, moi
140,621 / 1890, meoeus Den eiennem'
initlise 9en ipr oisie par 1915 ON
glaret, mob s%ienueminitlis fun s45C
for bine, ior 10 bauoe iarre arbeios'
beipareupe Naitiner at ~tuuturrere meo
8 fannie Giosrum siproes be,
&irmsefribt / &etuirs al at iorne pa
6ebanble Wiurlten peo SiGlp al Sra
finer; men, trcos bette, i~orcobleot
gtrbeiOernes s(utal fig peo 9anoets
G.glbraneerier, meosus Sanet pao
oisie life poreoe ~ipnoerlis, % 2enncr
iorbptebes fra ct aarlist @isnnemiuii
paa 1928 til $500.
Saa Sucufrier bleo i De napnte II
Iar ioriynet meo iaa mango arbeios'
beipareuoe Maltiner iom Msbeliabri'
fatiuuen; Iriien paa Mpbler er saaet
neo i Ell forbauisnce Grab, % ors e,
grbeiosfprfeu bcr blepeu rset fra
So, 3O4 i 1880 til 92,3O4 / 1890, me.
oeus Gjenneminitslsnnen ites fra $45G
til $527.
Sepiicr Of benue Nrt fan bentes fro
builfcniUmbelit Snbui.ri, boor Der
upsen ~bstrastells &atfe Of Iar er on
penot arbeios belparenoe Us ituois for:
beoreoe Wtaltlner.
De Slutuinser, pi maa bragg a
0isie aienoSsierninser, fan berio,
umulis p9re anoerleces, enb at Snos
i~sreIien al arbeibsbeiparenbe Maitine,
iaa lanst fra at furminoite Irbeioernel
gIutal tuertimoo eigr Sarerne biaisert
os mere tilsjanselis, builfet isien for.
orer Ell itGrre os burtl9ere Trpoufiior
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