davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

2ommaneboipitalet. Den fam,
lsoe Wasiitrat bar uoneont Or. Ssrael
&oientbal til Susrlase peo commune,
boipitalets 2oen aioelins.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

Gueslf 2apital fiber tnb. ger'
b, l5os Sanuur. vi ct itsrre enself
|rma CT Der siurt Sub paa bet Der.
GOrsuuuss Raifins. % Serns
f%tsbuaaeri.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

en- nuo airbmanb, GOis fra SiS'
al ben 7os Sanuar | en- &aat !
l;ssii,u "a b~rutneoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

',Os gar eammsl blep en- aone,
srinosn, Der for Ell lib Fbsn
rS 0pbal-ipnSre 9bronobjem.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

Vpt Suritbutel. Sra giteriuno
msoceles, at ct fsrfte &lasies 9uriits
botel Of en- Gnfeltmano pil bliue opfsrt
/ ben al 2uriiter pelfienote gpoalen /
Ouitsfieloene. Soteaet, Der ital be'
itaa al 8 Spsninser, pil blipe fGrbist
til Spmmeren.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

saIaSr9aup. 8iGium 8Orsu @runs.
ts@, isOt 29Os SuIi 1919 % Suftru
1n's Rar8rste fgbt Ace STARTS 1925
[''F'Ss ben l8be Sunuar fit @ulbbrpl.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
Oauo tiljalas.-S 1rausrf

Qano tilialgs.-S Grausris %
- Ulg StoHe Co.'s er Der enonu ell Eel
me9et 90ot GaHo tIllalgs forbolOSoi5 meget
biligt, paa meest sooe Bettugsiier. Glnoet
er goot, man fit op I'll 81 BuibeIs pr. Gere
Of SpeOs Der liior Ssit. 5or ben, JONI On.
Ter iig ct goot SIer, ituite ieS bore pilla
til at SiOe ale be CpIpsutnser iss tan, ON
9auoet ueen gslaItnS; men glenn lie at
leuoe Clamps. Z. Z. @lpruo, Bbeatou,
Uiinn. 24t3
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

6on'nlat. I'll iuenR.nurR giee,
foniuti | gOrbinsburs sr ubnapnt
@rUsierer G.. 9eterfen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

Gienoomsbanbsl. Gen aisbmanb
8albemar 8eteriea tilbSrenbe &isbs
manossaaro paa Sebpueien ueb Sres
oerltsbapn meo tilbsrenbe Sorbsr er
iOlst til aisbmauo So. 9. SEMEN at
6laueitiolo for So, 900 ar. Spertaselie
fiuber Steb ben lite 9lueuIt b. u.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

5orpa9tnins. Ratpeb, 21be Sus
mar. "SorreiteosaurO" unbsr Cato
GiOeifomissUbs, af SarttOru 1904 9br.,
er fra ben 1T Wai b. u. burtforpas.
tet til 9artitulier grud af 5reberitss
berd,
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

AHbtrioR. -SuUto b,itnbtsisrss, at mtu tar;
Suitru 5Hasbors guo,rfou. isst StmOniou. I en- AtS,T
a. 90 Mar. 8 g~taausOtr o. Is Dass oisit ptS Dozen
ben BOT, Gan. 1896. 9bUOro,I Gabtt fsEss bdarot al
mtg Os mine Barn. fud bar Ut bog ben sIdst gotptss
ming, at bun bsuiOD I Erosu paa fin Grtiisr. TOM bun
en- irnsus lib slfttos iaa Bsit. gr,b nss b,ubes
Stsp. ~, .. ansuisH-
btsp,r, Soun.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
Spertac.

Sen iamlebe llbsiftsinm paa ben
ipenite &ssieriuss8 uosetiuriIa flag anoru'
ger til ia, I'LL, 900 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
SrbeusOef0rationer.

CONSIDERATIONS. a~riitiania,
21be Sanuar. 9rOt. Sopbus gu88s
er ubnepnt til Gtorfors at ct. Slaiss
Orbensn % gOrsmeiter Gleg. aieaanS,
@snrsmaler @oia, G~tatsraaberne Sn,e'
bal % Stans, 9unb ubnapnte til &io'
bsre at et. Glafsurbsnsns fsrits
&(aSie,
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

OanD tilialsS. leo acres sOot
\ 8ratrielano / Bsdsr Go, Wiuu., mar
Stolebus o. not1i airta, ior So. so pr. Gcre.
8iatist 89usrtIpb. 9tlitrtu Sobu Gio,
Satpgea Yttunsiota. 22n4
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

1O5 liar iplote ben lite Sanuar
Susmanbsenfen SusebOrs Gnberibat'
ter Siosen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

Gfp,fat. bet b,,lsnsistsra for sIsst % un'
ntr, at min ,Er,ss Suftru RuIi Gip,iRt afsi, o,S Esssu
ban S0tt San. 1896 H. 4 Gin. stsr At Sg3slsi, al II
Daa. euH pgr fsst paa SlarStH ptstrsmotu, RES
I S~alinseal ben 2bs, Rsp. o. ,itsrIasu fa 4 gsnuu
o. 8 Dstrt. ale porn,, iom btsrrstr Eaba mtS mts.
sao Of tt, f~Oraitnm, b, Gsrmanlns,Hs Orb. ION tItp
TAFT pts Baarsu.
Sppr 6alsrimfOn gIptiat-
Sl1bfdrs, G(autou Go iona.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

SptS man sni!er Isrite sIasiss lamb.
I9ssarbeio., bsr man aaa til Coleman &
Zone. Rpntor anoea 2sr ! Seft for Girft
Rational Bant. 6S.tf.S
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

0uIfeS. - On Nieisrit pnifss
H 8laos paa ct Creamery eIer Cftefa.
bril-. Cor Mariner. Eplpsntnser ftrtu til,
s. 9. Rasmusiou Sr, 9enHcd, Eiun.,
8pr IS. 1895
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

GisnbOmsIalg. R~ptisbius s., 2ooe
Sunuur. Den biitoriIt befienote @aaro
paa SiSrnet al Sarseitraoe, @jnft'
gipersuarben "Saliter", tetisnot peo
9eter ben StOreS geiss 1716 % Son.
seus, 9ronpriuiens os ben bapnreube
StoriprittrUnislsers 8eips 1867, er
isaar iolst til TgmrermeNrene 9aur.
2arisn ps sdulb al @ieren Seuien,
for 40 900 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

: ,rn goroermeFer | Grebritsbalh
|,,rartuerst golttimsiter Gltenburs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

SpbsfaIb. 8lbOrs 20oe Sanuar.
9ioIisere &Orpslese Senrit Gbr. 0tsls
ler er isaar psO, 50 gtar sammel.
- Slensbors, 2Ooe Sanuat. 2anos
oaesmano Scns 2asie en-, 2piabilo, CT
@~itermIooass oso, GA aar sammel.
- Soeuie, 21oe Sanuar. 2unbins
ipsftsr s. Sempel, til Ssiitrup peo
SbenIe er bgo, GA Oar aammel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
Gfteriporaiel.

9. Sanisn. Der for en- 9ib iioen mslote
pm Walsripeuo George Etasrs ulpftestil.
faloe, anmooes ON at opgips itn aoresie
enteu til "3scorabspoien" eler I'll 6. ge.
Relion, Dor %, Ienniion. Wiun.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
1oatonbroens gefabiaeIie. III

borg, 2ooe Sanuar. s gpraabsmpoet
! Giten oplpites bet, at eftsr ben iores
lsbise Gpsisrelie uilbe bet iolts ca.
5000 ST. at uobebre Sfaoen peb Son,
tonbroen8 Gpranarina.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

SauftH n. 49, at NTH tisr, glaup Jtatbias 1aHI,r,
fFbt I Riser ben sois susut 1915. o'stt ptb en- htus
o. rotts EsD ben i6ot Gan. ,itr Host, taa Das,s epSss
Icis, b,sltustsisrts 5srpss for iraDar,nO, Stast %
g,Hnsr. Dlas,H baHi,u, {. Jisp,L
yuls. U(otutt Go. Wtuu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

|s#,osanirsnins er inbsipst al
I;rrt 8. Seua @snnsbsrs, ariiti'
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

RsmRG - 9tU,o b,ttuStgsrts Tor Stast %
gtnusr. at BET b,sdsrst Ssu,H I In Btsesu at bort'
,albs fra bette Gio til at bsbrs Dor ,Iit,e, sgn 81, q.
BENIN: 'or at msos mtb IN ttssH Setter, icm 'r saa,t
I J~orU,i,u. CON osOt I 1rO,n vaa fin GrsIisr otter AZ
ulTs Spsbom uf RvOsttbsr. Gan ot Isst paa DOT
5arm Der / Red Gouuis ben a6st Roo. 1877 o. bsbt
ben 27pt Gan. 1895. Gabst at en- ,I,,t G,u o. Brssu
~bssraets al saus JoratSu % 10 gp1sHst,
Strrtu sau, 6artu toa, e,rr,ns gapu pars Iss,,l
GbrifoH,t % EHnt 5e,mmL.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

Ssbat at Dor bstt tlftto, Cen StImtr a'sti
utb Ds0Gu ben 22os San. 8 NaaaH.ssr CANNED, ~sttl,ust'
slsrts bsrO,o fot Slr5t % gtnu,r.
SeUetu SsbaE Stuab csbat
StGUtfa, malb Co., q. ..
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
II nj T.

2onfitntion. Cand. jur. .. 8.
3. Rrabm er ipnfituerst iOm llnber.
motor | a%isbsnbapn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
TaIt Gtenooi,t Ut.
titialaS eaer tiaeie.

TtlialgS. - Gn 5arm paa 1919
* acres, ltgeleoes 90 Qcres Sioo og
Sapuelnuo 6 Wil Noro for RabeI, en- al
De beoite 5arms | Gourttet. u. & 8.
gbuItopberion, Niabel. Yttuu. 24s3
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

llonGouelier. 9rGit ueo Strafe'
anItalten / Soriens g. M. &. Saffs
Itrpm er beiiittet til S~OsnspreIt for
&aarup Tenisbsb garbus Stiit, Oe
sosnepreit for eueSIteb Wenisbeo
stalbOrs 5tiit $. s. 2eoinieu er be-
itittet til s~o8uepreit for Y~attenorup
Weniabeo | SiRQanos Gift.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

Gn Horebunotiabrif itat i ben
narmeite 5remtib bespnoe fin Girtiom'
beo / Sreorifs Itao; ben bar til SenIis.
at prooucere "Nsrebunbtsr", ber-iOm
Napuet ielp flyer - ftal tiene til OF
tpre up meb / Suue, Som furer, &amis
ner % ligrenbe.
SspelHIierne ct bunoet iammen meo
Staaltraao % mattet meb en- @laus
bling al Sarpir os Terpentiu, Der brin.
ger benz / itGrf % peobUlbenbe garme.
Sriien | uoials bIioer iunOiDulisois l
Ore pr. Stgfte.
5nbritsn lisser uppe peo @lpmmel
/ N9rbeben al &i9rs grug.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

Ct gsianl9s melIem Setersoalen
b Sai.ral ~pautanles uofprt siennem
FanouI.n.
CmIrsnius al geisn melIem Gen %
er MI paabespnot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

grnno. Srebas ben 3bie Sanunr
ON ROrgener uebbreuote 0Ils u. Sc.
o~eriens stuebpsnins paa SaserlunO i
9enpif. Wauoiultene par fort til
Sfuoen efter 8ranoiel ps apirberne i
5isiet, ba Sloen ubbr5b. aariaser
pipes life, % bet bar meb flor ganite.
lisbeb bet minbite Barn blsp bjersct.
Selbi8pis bar ginoen ipas, % bo
Sialp burtis aufum, reboeocs ben nGr'
itauenbe SIPS bpSnirs. !Suieue CT ass
iurerebe,
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
Qoa EoerS Eooer.

erus "gureta Stssm SEED Cooler" %
lpar 80 groesnt al gosrs Sober. 8. 8.
Narib ialser benz. 23a2
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

9pItaus. - Dtt b,ti,uststsrS suutO iOt irapa'
rsuos St1gt % B'un,r. at min puhru Rart Josuion
DoIO bso, BEN Site GAN. 1896 sittr mtHsrs tns en-
Times SgsSom. Otter sas,us Sts,nSt PAT en- SISS'
uar. ~ipruu5tti s~uas,r. % elsSHtrasn f~srDctsts s,ness
Dsb Wttus 8 Smau, ben aIst; sr. 10 % ben snsiis ~,
barsr m.b mtg bet tuna, Gam al puitra % Weber.
essrau,lf,u fOr,ats RaHsas ben sStt Sch ON eitsr'
~miSbag,n ira QsrtB R,n0moul, airts uuor iiSE DtI'
tasslI,. Gt 2. 6plaus.
Worth Wtuomputt mts,
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

f,I,iauanlassst 2brUnobi
|,r fuleeuot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
SoDSfaID.

Observation-Disclosures tubsuHsuisrs usm,'
Tier sptaats asatis, Doe fan 81 tsfs afis
pIaes for 10 aIm,nssItas LANCE fafnadIsr.
Der faa aset tan 'rsmtsrss pripat bsass al
RrsHsr. saasosr % 0iastniaeu. psr DsSs.
% nnmeIetIisr AZ mere snb aimtnettia
eanass. paas bstaIss 8 Gtnts sr. einis. OF
tsrasiattss, at 0nhsss. fsrn iueisuosr \ ses.
,aIessRmsioaisr. I9its eisis rtniss % ssttss
Ne osxsfttr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

p zeal % Beet.
..,,- u,nss serOur iaa SaHfftitsf at iaff. as
pdf.. s,uupuafr i aOrss for gVaai' Sast %
nas s,r vi syfps. BEN I en- Label. De f'S'
Etn--,g,r rrf, be nasrrsnO. sfter sis's-l
'0 IFNGDEMAAL
bsT ar Meter, Liz 8 Fod2 Tommer.)
~-rromSteT 1900 lfod.3l Cenrine'er''ma
f,srL c.c,imeter lTomme-N Mnlimeter.
Iu,L FOB FLYDENDE vARER
aTnheden or her Liter, hg en- foel
,,rsr n Hex. / Pot-i Liter. ,u
kots-lis ,tsr. Hekto lPEgl-2lO enaiitor' ATiVo
nr o. y gapdrsde). af en- Liter
yEGT.
, ar her aram-A Kvintin)
-@ - Kii0 lKHntin-4 Gram; x,~
Elppnna INV l Bismerpunu- hnS
ran vuoor.m, gram.
SganaLS 4. Kilogram srA.
Ed Gram.
MYNT.
L-ya,g- sEIins-se re
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

0Faossurret er / fulb 8issr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
SobsfaID. 2ensmano / aliia6ouo

SobsfaIo. Gensmanb i Glaa6auc
/ Horblanc, Gbriftupber Smmanue,
ausuit @uns er ben 13oe Saurur Of.
saaet oec 8Soen | en- Gloer al 60 gtar
Dan bar perst asnsmuub / glRabaue
iioen 1869.
= S%osnspraft til SOmsbal, tibli.
sere til Bremanser, Spar SBpme bDss
stat til ben 20Se Sanuur efter 4 Tigers
Sp9opm, 81 Gar eammel. Zen fri,
iinoeoe, besapebe ps nibtiere GraT
Dor operprbeutlis afaulSt af Renis,
beben.
- TelesraibeFpts~s RalFab si.
r~srtien, bsoe ben 13'- mar.
- spiaemanben Self sanbsbaler
I Siljorb bBoe Nat til 9irsbaa ber
17be Sanuar / en- Glber Of II Gar.
Self S%unosbalen oar lille alsu,
tienot / stien Os enbba mere / Tels
marten, men Csiaa ubenfur Gmt.t
San bar en- Reiteripiaemunb, os eite,
i'm gesapelie os fin Siernins I eipet
tunoe ban iitterlis titles heb Chen q
mango blanot Dem, iom ttaar &unRner,
rang % faor &unitnerere.
- en- af 9anseiunbs 1lbTe sSnS,
paanere forbenperenbe Gtibsfgre,
Salour q. sobtsaarb er afsaaet pei
8sbsn ner SO Gur sammel. Giosb,
bar en- I pibe arebie astet ps afbplb.
sammel 2anseiunosborser.
- SIuf Graf paa Seritab / glpe
rum afsit @anoas BEN 13be Sanuu1
oeo 3seen / fit sOoe Gar eiter nusel
9ibs epselisbeb, fUrmentlis narmei
ium Srlse Of ct Slastilfaloe, ban 70,
nosle Iar iioen blsp rammet al, o.
fom ienere al ps til BAR sientaset fig.
VI be rs Srpbre @raf bar DIN
ben pibeit fienote, tbi fra Sntet at Ell,
erbueroeos ban fig ueb bslOise Sorret
nin8sr ps SpetuIationer Ell a~nieelil
5ormue, Der iatte bam iitanb til met
ut belsune 8aien os fin fore @enli0.
beb at ubpiie en- mere enb almincelit
for @iafiribeb, ium pil erinbres a
manage.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

Rl1Tqnsr Gre.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11
NDrge E..

J. NDrge.
gss % Uast.
$40, brppr iaa ranRtiief at i1ffs Nc
"a a~,Du,Ir Qprss for gaaL Bast "a
u s"s = nil uyfb.s BEN en- Iabs. DC fs'
rh".-,a,r INF, be nusrrsnes etter ets'sl
bba as r. Mstsr, la srod arommsr)
i xT5netsF 1900 iTod 81 Gentine'er' 'm'r
g. g { cf SsFos f 1il%@sa 4 Gdnnssss
NIL s55 Is T q hel Essi, y "a aa Pot,
il. Liter Liter? 2 T ss F asl5 lle%sai ~io
EE. g + aannGsdel. atenL4ter-I
. ,,0.d,p sr her aram-H Knnrn)
: FSSs5a 10 70 EiS | K Si.asTDaa sI.1 XII.
o. = #9 Hl'S.n W. F Ssss Z eH s:.:
y kzn95a ,-, ishniRf'e m
d k,,isnanlassst 9brOHo3ism-ssI'
L tt f~ulNsnOt.
y. e,m goroermeRer | Sreoritsbalb
%ioratusret golttimsiteri Gltsaburs.
b EsBeosanirgnius sr inSsipst al
b k;rr,t 8. Ssu6 @snnsbsrs, ariiti'
" arh. -
i len NM aiebmanb, Sois fra Gis-
Us III ben 7os Sanuar / en- &aat
y teii.n os b~ratnsSe.
E,o9 gar gaulmsl blep en- &one,
3 kt,o srinosn, Der for en- lib iben
|. f,Si D~pbaI-isnSrs 7brunobjeu.
4 "
n @n.,ngoIN nil unNsr Eonx
lrrgf Saus.s Grapar paa Stors
D Er,t bin. bstprst af StiftstapeIan
Saus.
saurbhanbsI. &aarben Sfaarss
N, saa Ras sr at sils staarsbaus
Lt iii Smssn Dmsrub, Ginssater
800 Or. pg SDoeraaS.
eum 9ensmanb / saube | TeGe
. orhu CT Of Gmtmanben bsltitiet Sc.
gisrn guntbOlbt, Der al Serreos'
. tul,,n bar iubtiIst Tom go. 2.
IeourbiaIa. samlasssaarben i
lamar .r al Son gerss Grpiuser peb
bpaat Seibers iolst til 9anobaubler
g. Ssfuas for $4,000 ST.. us Sms
b%fHin9sr.
q Gu gleDsIis gReogans. grsbrits'
tNs grrnb.uins iamlas pmiatte 49,
bO otter 8rRnbspin minore I 1896
\ f~uugaasuOs Gar % $4,000 9itsr
minors.
GuNlf 2apttal fiber tnS. ger'
t, l5bs Sanuar. Sf ct iterrs enself
N.ma CT Der siurt Sub paa bet Der.
aymp. G~orspuass Ratinss % Seru.
t~bsbpsSsri.
llstl. paa Seen. galftab, 15be
fa7Iar. 9susmanoen | Slafitab fuls
|. l.s. ben 13be Sanaar, bucrunber
En i,U us en- Gut ~brutueoe, meoeus
ii P~Hsnarbsus esn bierseOes.
q Beianleg meIem SGtersoalen
Gairal s~aatanies ubIprt eiennem
FanoaI,n.
C~mIrsuius al geisn melem Sea %
F%tbaFUusn er M saabespnot.
Gi,nbumsbanoel. Oscar Seper.
oil bar Deb anbersiun & Ssn iOlst
gtsacpm g9pla / Gsrum, Barbi,
fi l3l, 900 Gr, til @aarbbruser So
Pb 2aIiao. Iriien ubefienot.
esrSort. Ssore 3bronbbiems
FHts gSnbsr bar afisnbt en- Gibbs.
I aiming 81 paa 5000 @ossr til eng
. FrN, fur buiItsn be ~Opnaasoe en- meset
FFa's 9rta. De iOrbereosr Der pr en-
ssnbaie
tlsnoutnsbanbel. @aarben Moies
, 10 9arbsosn uf Gabp i 2ier, tilbs'
Fns Jsrsen Sunien, CT iOlgt til Gin.
F'a' 8sfferitab for en- Gum AT ar.
$500. 5 Sanoslsn mebeaar gulius
~1slgtnln9 ~unotasen Scite.
SaINSrglup. 8iliam Soreu @rune.
N''', tSOt 29Os Suli 1919 % Suftru
Time Iar9rste fpot 4oe Marts 1926
aHSs ben l8oe Sanuar fit @ulbbrpl.
ab.
4 ''a0ssurret er / fulb 8issr.
saf. Sttu SEMEN / Berg, emaa.
t"'H'' sr tablet til at bolbe tbeploaiite
E"'Iasn'nser uaber YrOfesior gster'
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-11

'nbroeuS S%prnnanina.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-13

1t is alleged that the appropriation of
S3.O0o0OO for the Improvement Of the har-
Dor of Santa Monica. California. which
was put into the river and harbor bill by
the Senate committee on commerce is for
the benefit Of the Southern Pacific railroad
and Senator John p Jones of Nevada. The
Southern Pacific Railroad Company owns
the railroad that runs from Los Angles to
Santa Monica, and Senator Jones, it is
said, owns a great deal of land at San
Monica. Mr.. Jones is the populist senator
who pretends that he is always working in
the interests of the people.
1t is admitted that harbor Is needed on
the southern coast of California, but two
army engineers have reported that the
harbor ought to be at San Pedro and not
at Santa Monica. When the river and har-
Dor bill reached the Senate San Pedro was
stricken out and Santa Monica substituted
for it, What was the influence that induc-
ed the commerce committee to make the
change. Both of the California senators
and the representative of the Los Angeles
district are against an appropriation for
Santa Monica.
1t is asserted that the republicans are
anxious to secure the vote of Senator
Jones for the seating of Mr.. Dupont of Del
aware, whose right to a seat in the Senate
is contested The question whether or not
the republicans have agreed to make an
appropriation for Santa Monica harbor in.
stead of that of San Pedro in considera-
ton Of Senator Jones voting to seat Mr.
Dupont is being asked. If it should turr
out that there is an understanding between
Senator Jones and the republicans con.
gress would have a very nasty scandal tC
| deal with.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-13

The action OF Gen. Weyler In resiguine
because the Spanish government consid-
cred JIG advisable 10 grant the request OF
the United States relative 20 the Competi-
Tor prisoners seems TO indicate that he is
anxious for an excuse 20 abandon the
job of conquering the Cubans. The re-
quest Of the United States was not UNI
reasonable. The Competitor was cap
tured By "a Spanish war vessel, and those
Oh board of her were carried to Havana
and condemned by a military court as
nlausters. and sentenced TO DE shot. As
most Of the condemned men are Ameri-
can citizens. ii was but right that the
United States should interfere in their
behalf with the view Of finding out
whether or not they had committed an
offense that justified the sentence Of the
Spanish military court.
If there are extenuating circumstances
the United States will see TO il that they
have the fun benefit Of whatever de-
Tense they have. They viii not be shot
If there exists good reasons why they
should not be. Spain will not be per
mitted to execute citizens of this coun-
Try simply TO satisfy a thirst for blood
or to make an example intended TO have
the effect Of putting a stop to hlibus-
tering
There are grounds for thinking that
those arrested on the Competitor are not
guilty of the crime for which they have
been sentenced. What the United States
want to hnd out is whether they are so
or not
The Spanish government does not APP
pear to have any grievance against the
United States. The cortes was opened on
Monday, and the speech from the throne
contains the following: I'm the United
states the President and his government
have not departed from the line of con-
duct that corresponds to the loyal friend
ship that has existed between the two
countries from the beginning of the ex-
istence of that republic"
This would seem to indicate that what
ever Gen. Weyler may think of the pro-
priety Of the Interference Of the United
States in behalf Of the Competitor pris-
oners the Spanish government has no
complaint to make. In fact, the order
to Gen. Weyler commanding him to re-
main at his post would seem to indI-
cate that the Spanish government Is
not at an pleased with him for his hot
haste in resigning, thus questioning the
wisdom of the course his government has
seen tit to pursue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-13
How l. ThIss

During the campaign in Alabama for
the democratic nomination for governor
the silverItes declared that the gold stand
ard was running the country and that
there would never again be prosperous
times until our mints were opened 10 the
unlimited coinage OF silver at the ratio of
l5 90 l. Doubtless there were some Ala
bamians who believed this and similar
statements. AS matter of fact. however,
there was no foundation for them. The
only thing that prevents prosperous times
go all parts Of the country is the appre-
hension that our mints viii be opened 10
unlimited silver coinage. II this apprehen-
sion were removed we should have great
prosperity at once. While il is true that
the ground for such apprehension is very
little. stin Il is sufficient 10 make men
walt for the result of the presidential cam
paign
In Alabama. however the fact that our
mlrts are closed to the unlimited coinage
of silver does not seem TO have paralyzed
the industries. The Atlanta Constitution.
an organ Of the sHverites, published a dis
patch from Montgomery. Ala. day or
two ago. from which the following extract
is made: TT is a generally accepted fact
that industrial matters in Alabama are IN
a more satisfactory condition now than at
any time since the decadence of the in
dustrial boom in this state five years ago.
Especial progress is reported from the Biz
mingham district. The mines and furnaces
around Alabama's Pittsburg are almost all
in active operation now and the pay roll
Of that city is something enormous to con-
template"
1t seems. therefore, that in Alabama the
silver question has nothing whatever to do
with the prosperity of the industries. No
doubt the silverites of that state are very
much surprised that there is great activ-
ity in the industries, Notwithstanding the
fact that we have the gold standard. Why
don't some of the silverite organs explain
why it is that the furnaces and factories
are running on full time and have more
orders than they can fill? They are not
prepared to give an explanation. In fact.
there is no explanation to give that would
not be an approval of our gold standard
monetary system.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-13
PERSONAL.

ID. G. Elliot, the American naturalist.
sailed a few days ago from London for
Somaliland, where he will spend some
time. Mr. Elliot has been sent abroad by
the Field Columbian Museum of Chicago
larger African animals for that institu-
ton.
There is a woman living about one
mile north of Chicopee Falls, Margaret
Bowen by name. who says she is the
oldest woman i'm America. She was born,
she declares. in the parish of Evelane,
county of Cork, Ireland, l2l years ago.
Letters from a Father Ryan and other
persons who have examined the records
testify to her great age. She is still COM
paratively strong.
Baron Hrsch,'' says the London
Speaker had a passionate desire to find
admission into good society, and was pre-
pared to pay almost any price in order to
accomplish this object He had made him
self the very good friend of one or two
of the most illustrious persons in Europe,
cerity in the very highest and the very
lowest quarters-in the palace and the
ghetto"
Now that Mr. Dana of the New York
Sun, has started on his annual European
trip, conjectures are in order as to what
new study he will take up this time. Sew
eral years ago he visited Russia and be
came much interested in the Russian Ian
voted about two hours daily to the study
of Russian At present he reads about
twelve languages, being able to speak
many OF them huently-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-13

Henry II. Stanley attributes the lingo
ism that was rampant in this country
three or four months ago. TO the news
paper press. He is about one part right
and ten parts wrong. There are in this
country number Of newspapers. con-
trolled by politicians. that always cater
10 every popular craze or furry. no matter
what the underlying principles are But the
great majority OF American newspapers
are earnest. conservative workers for and
advocates Of the public welfare. and the
perpetuation Of sound economic policies.
The newspapers Of this class have the con-
hdence Of the public, and they frequently
allay infiamed and dangerous passions.
Mr.. Stanley used to be an American
newspaper man. but he seems TO have
forgotten to give the newspapers Of the
country the credit to which they are enti-
tied.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-13
bright BITS.

-Maude-Did you ever notice how AL
gernon's face lights up when he talks?
George-Well. you know, he's lantern
jawed.-Town and Country Journal
The Boss-Didn't you tell that book
canvasser that 1 don't want TO see him?
Employe-That's what I did. But he said
he had a special recommendation.
The Boss-What kind of recommended
ton?
Employe-He said your father had
thrown him down stairs personally.-Har-
per's Bazaar.
The large gentleman with the large
diamonds looked admiringly at the bru-
nette lady in cream colored silk. Fine
looking woman Waiting with Brown, ain I
she?" he said to the man nearest him.
Wonder if she's married.
Il believe she is Just at present" was
the answer, and the lake breeze moaned
MISUNDERSTANDING Journal.
Stranger Cooking down Wabash ave-
nue-It's a bloody shame to let an ele-
waited railroad spoil a fine street like this
without having TO pay something for the
privilege.
Citizen-You misunderstood I did not
say the railway company paid nothing
for the privilege. I said the city got MOTH
ger-Oh!-Chicago Tribune.