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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
"IF TRUE"

1t may. perhaps. be remembered that among
the preliminary processes preparatory to seces-
sion and the initiation OF the war against the
Union was what was known as firing the South
ern heart" with stories Of Northern aggression
and Abolition outrages upon the rights Of South
ern citizens travelling with their slave property
In the North The proceedings Of Congress dur
ing that period blazed with language Of the most
lurid character the resources Of the vocabulary
were taxed to their utmost to give expression
IN the frenzied feelings Of the truculent states
mon who had worked themselves into pas
s,op. and would listen to no alternative but
cession and an Independent Southern Confed-
eracy. The work OF airing the Southern heart"
was successful. We know what followed. The
men who wanted war had it, and we believe
had enough Of it to satisfy them for time.
But some Of them, 1t seems, have suffered re-
lapse, and are again clamorng for war Having
failed to incite domestic disturbance in the re-
cent election by arraylng classes Of citizens
against each other. they are now eager to plunge
the country into a foreign war; for which pur-
pose they are emitting sulphurOus resolutions by
the yard and filling 1.-THE Congressional Record
with redhot speeches that fairly sizzle with the
fervor Of patriotism. This is the new process
Of firing the patriotic heart Of the whole country.
They are OVERRIDING 1t. They are making the
cause they 80 holly espouse simply ridiculous
by their unreasoning advocacy: by their head
long haste, their wild and careless speech, their
gross exaggerations and their blind credulity.
Take such q resolution. for instance as that OF
Senator Call Of Florida. introduced In the Sen
ate on Monday, wherein the killing Of Maceo.
eli true, while under flag Of truce and with
IAN assurance Of safety from the Spanish Cap
stain-G General" is denounced as "a violation Of
s.the rules Of civilized war. an outrage OF base
streachery, q murder cowardly and disgraceful,
(which demands the execration Of every gov
"ernment, and Of all the people Of the world
rwhether civilized or savage and 1.-The gov
"ernment which authorizes, permits, or fails to
Apunish the assassins who are connected In any
~way with the guilt Of this crime with the ex-
s'treme penalty Of the law" is called ian outcast
sfrom the family of nations, and from the pale
"of civilization and public law" And all this
flood of passionate defamation based not upon
known and authenticated facts, but upon contra
dictory newspaper reports. and prefaced with
4 conditional III truew IF truer' In the name
Of comrnon-sense. why should any one get in
such q heat a. this resolution clearly discIoses
evsr S'ststs Of affairs which II implicitly admits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
CONCERT AT THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB.

The first OF series Of subscription concerts at inc
Union League Club given In the theatre or me
clubhouse last evening more than one hindreo
nembers OF the club and their friends oe4B
present Two concerts vii, be given 'a'"
In the season Each member OF the cruz ,"Ns
r,it. two guests TO these concerts. Nliilam
CHAPMAN the organist who managed me ''uos
concerts last season was the conductor ,nsS
avenIng The Adamowski string quartet opense
tho evenings entertainment The Apollo sxerr
supplemented by an extra quartet sang . aua am,
ow ski ami r Adamowski gave selections on me VIZ
ionceilo and VIOLIN and there were solos by Johh -
Fuller Heinrich Meyn and Gwilyn Miles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

The Aquarium ought to be opened on Sunday
and 1t will be opened on that day. But precisely
why some of our contemporaries have thought
best to 90 into Mysteries on this subject is not
apparent since the Park Board announced be-
fore the Aquarium opened at all that II
would BE- free to the public on Sundays after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Mr.. Mansfield. at the Garden Theatre io-nlsh'' WIZ
produce his new play OF Castle Sombras
Mr.. Willard. at Waack's Theatre Will devote neA'
week 10 The Middeman' and The Professors Low
Story ~
The Bljou Theatre will he opened tonight. Win
farce called THE Gay Mr.. Lghtfoot". The saw"
Cate Gaiety) will be opened next Monday ,st.
AIR and Mrs Bourchicr are acting at the Coiunyhs
Theatre BROOKLYN and Otis Skinner IL actng al tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

We sincerely hope 1t is true that Yale and Har-
ward in resuming their athletic intercourse
mean to abandon the policy OF mysshcation
which has made intercollegiate sports in this
country less admirable than they are In Eng
land The example OF courtesy. confidence and
hospitality which is set at Henley ought to he
universally followed here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

There Is a good deal Of war talk Just at pres
ent but all sober minded men are convinced that
there In little likelihood Of war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

pulsive and self-satisfedj schooling him to the
of measure which 10 the artists finest pos
session. leading him ever further and further away
from triviality to the ideal and majestic air which
is the only air worth breathing In art or any other
field Of human endeavor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
January !, and the Commissioners have never
thought Of modifying their original programme


more office room to carry on its business prop
o,,, lint new schoolhouses are a more pressing
necessity than new building for the use Oh '"e
poard and its clerks and other employees.
Merchants agents, promoters and managers vi
charitable institutions who cause their au''
tisements and appeals to be delivered at Ill "
Of the day and evening at the homes OF pei o"'
whom they seek to reach make serious ''
take They occasion much trouble loss vi '""'
and irritation Of temper and consequence
stronp disncllnaton to do the very thing winch
they want to have done.
tueboat service was recently established 10
hasten the carrying Of mails from the last
steamers arriving at this port to the Postoince
and outgoing trains. \ large saving or time
has thus been secured. but it is easily possible
To improve the service by the construction or
fast transport to take the place or the more "e
liberate tugs. The amount Appropriated ioi
this experiment was $1,000. In his annual re-
port the Second Assistant Postinaster-Gehera'
recommended an appropriation OF *4ooU 10
that a suitable boat can be PROVIDED anu TIC
mails transferred as quickly as possible for i'm
mediate shipment to their destination. Inc
matter is now being urged the attention OF
members Of Congress and ought TO receive IA
yora bic consideration when the postal appfO-
priation bill IL taken up. II contemplates the
benefit of the rest OF the country scarcely less
than that of this community. The asserting OF
mails at sea has been established fact for
several years. The moment they reach thls
port the postal authorities desire to Forward
them on their further journey. The experiment
with tugs has been so successful that the new
service ought to he improved az speedily "a
may h,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

Nine. Calve will entertain a oox party at t"s
Garden Theatre tomorrow evening 10 wi.nesss
Richard Manshcld's performance OF king kico'
ard Ill"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

Miss Fanny Davenport. who is playing In C'e~
patra,' at the American Theatre. was unable to ap
pear at last nights performance owing to sever
attack Of neuralgia She was much improved az m'a
night. when she said that she would surely Do eoie
take part " to-nghts performance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Reginald De Koven has been commissioner "
write the incidental music for Margaret Manner
production Of "Cymbeline'' at Walacks neA'
month Among those who will support M's'
Mather are T.. j. Henley. William Redmond, H. -
Weaver and Mrs. Thomas Barry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

The date set for the production OF ~
Friend from India In London is January Jus''.
Mccarthy has made the English adaptation Al.
Harry Nichols. Willie Edouin. Paul Arthur anu
Alice Anterior will be In the cast. The productv.
Is made at the Garrick Theatre by George ~, ~
wardes. under arrangement with Smyth q "o'
and William A. Brady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-16

The performers In The Strange Adventure :"
lack and the Beanstalk' are making doll rep.O
auctions OF their various roles In klaw -.
hangers extravaganza. The auction OF the GUM
with each player as auctoneer OF his or h re,
product. Is announced for next SATURDAY A. natl.
from the Casino stage. Immediately after the MAJ
nee. The proceeds Will 80 to the Womans Leas~
Christmas Fund.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
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I'll Wign tr Der Hplis .omuet n
intersgfnnt Gi9It ira Rusluno, Jprit
aonftautin @iaiemFp, Der bar giort
tit QaOn tsnot oso utr9tt.liss. ! belle
is Qar fortfatt. 5orftningareiIsr.
,5nrTten, Der M er ca. 40 Oar gammsI.
bar oiennemoanoret en- Str9tning ar
NOR 100000 Gilom.tsr; $4,000 at
oigie falosr paa en- toaarts Rsiie gien'
mem qTsn, ION Jorfersn til6agelasse
molten ubelultnoe tibet. DAN til'
traao.s osnne 8,iie fra Roitau ! aa,
rel 1891, ~gieursmrsiitt Sisirisn.
Wonooltst "a Zytsnsr GO6i for at naa
gefin1. d ban p1a 1T oiosrs Rios
ioigurem Gind par 6leOet iadret al
FdnotiTl, Gtntiers, maatte ban pda en-
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6eForbre en- 9rrtitol, oS fsrit ! 5onss
tina bar Ban ;itano til after at itise
til6eIt. Siam, asiam os Ssnsalsn
en- StratniHg al 1000 ailOmstsr
- bl,o b.reiIt paa gIefanter. ) 5i'
mdlaba par "gdt" ben ti6etanfte
DIS. RtoeOprst. surtsftanfe
Rot!sre tog 5prfsH tilfanss, % fsrit
eTter IA Gage blso fan bsfriet at So,
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ten, Der ausrsoe nosI, Qar ! 6orpeisH
- dltfo Tibet - faooe bsretit 2inss
alien, galef.ind o. Sprisn % oersfa
ter langs Riooebdoets apftsr bar
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bar tprot bells | n Siem. Sds I 2sas
bon, puris q Fsrs Stsese.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09

bemGrtsbe ON Susbaabenss 2aaauro'
ner os ber.s Goripino.n:
"0isi. Soft Ieptr otturat ION Ros
mdb.r. De sanr | Drift el.r bugs
ieres bib os bib, otturat .ftsriom bet
faIo.r benz inb. De er enIlags flps
oenos 3teeunere paa ben fore Sloo;
be tienb.r n4ft.n ing.n, og be tisnoes
at inssn. Sorris. Ssnbag trlleos
ieg benz; naar ies resner fem 9erioner
paa bper 9aab, par Der pso rpeiret
300. De flefte at bisis maa bare
orutnet; tbi De b1nssr gierns peo fine
fIpoenbe Siem til bet iioits."
sisIp for be sussiIsst at eouis.
aun faa Dase eft.r llIptt.n / Ct.
2ouis blep en- 9eb9gsIfe igangiat
benimoo at famle Ct Sonb pua $780,
600 eI.r mere til Sinlp for iadbunne,
Der ast.r at s~ienopbpege fine soelasts
!Sufs, men iom lite er titanb Ill at
sisre bette uben Ststte ubenfra. Bull
oins Commissioner Rarbal forubfis
ger, at beo lblsbet at b. nafte tostrs
Dtauneber ptl be pbre Spor | bet sbes
laste Siitritt ptie fig | 5orm at npe,
pelbpgseoe Suie, Der | 9anten toms
mer til at ftaa Tom IN bebaeelie Wobs
ietnins til be samle os itumls Sptter,
iom llpsiret ieonebe meb Sorben.
Sra philadelphia, ga, berettss, at
"Rdtioual 8retpers' asiociation" Deb
1T Msbe Der | gpen ben 3bie bs. tog
geilutntns ON at pbe $4,000 til
Sialp for be RsblioenO. / Ct. 2ouis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09

ter o. meb Cuba | bet fb't, bulodnoet
9ar bar ben frantic Presie pit Spa
nien mere Spmputbi .no Prss'tn
noaet anb.t europGiIt 2uno.
Sett. lager Spanisrn. Bret pud.
Selo ON life b. TO 2dnoe baOot Iua
mans. SGnss sSntsrssIsr / Rurocto,
/ Miooelbdosg g srgSmdalene og /
s@gpptsn, bib. bog oeres 6inantss
% SanoelsforbinbelIer alsue bertttis
gs til en- futoitGnois S~oritadelis.
Ere 5ieroeoeIs at ale Gttier og ale
GarantisP dpirsr for be ipurfts Srrnr
bansr .r / SGnberne paa frantic Raa
pituIiItsr, og oisie bar oeIau dnbragt
aoitiuiss SunbreOe Wfiqioner Dollars
/ oFentlig. Acknowledgements /
Spanisn - 9us' % elettriIte 3oms
punier, 8rubeorift, fore 8irbi.rg.s
anlrs % munictpole 2aun. 5ranfte
9eneemGnb bar omtrent 40 Wtaioner
Dollars | Spaniens uoenldnoIt. 4
pramts Girlo. og omtrsnt famine
8elsb I Cuba Bombs. Sioit. Qur
lob frdnit. 8drtsr,r ben IpanIf. Re'
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GatbasS tattammeret, Og fibsn ben
Stb bar be enbpib.r. mob Cuba
Bombs foritratt Psngs til artss'uos
sift.rne.
0ette bar BET StndntF.le; men
Spdnien og Sruntrige bar ogIaa be-
tpoelise 9anoeIsforbtnbeli.r meb bins
anben; 40 Procsnt at al SnofsrIeI til
Spanien tommer fra 6rdntrige, og
benpeo SO procent al al llOfsrIeI gaar
til Srantrigs.
Spanierne tror, at 5rantrige en-
Dag maa itau benz Ri, forbi bets peIt.
inoifts Snteresier | Banana analen
Yro1ettet, bets Sdnoel meo Gubd og
p~ortorico, bOilten aGlsrebe M bar liot
msset peo &onturrance fra 4merita,
bet gne meb bet Mnbet pil brtnoe
5rdntrige til at t9nte pad, at bet er
/ bets egne Snter.sier at fatte en-
Stopper for ben ameritanTte Snos
blanbing | be tubdnfte &fGrsr.
3ueI t~orbtuorst.
s en- 9cpeid. fra Wabrib mebbez
les, at be mtttt9re Qutboriteter bar
6inbret en0uel mellem Wdrfbdl Wars
tines Gurnpos os Generals2 sitnunt
9arrero. 8ess. 9sneraler fenbtss
til fine Diem mob qarol. ON, at be
lille italbe sisre Sorisg pad ct nDt
Summenftsb, fsr arigss Rintfteren
og Regierinsen tugsr Su9tn unber I'm
Ssbanbling. 9runben til ben puas
t9ntte Duel bar ct fornprmeliat greO
fra Sen. garrero til RarI6al Sam,
pos. S%etunbunterne bar If. Wilis
tore.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
BorfaIRet CT.

Ssnatet bar ben 4b. Ss. Dtotaqst
5orilaset ON "fGeo 6eeie", % bel
Osnter M paa preIiOsntens unosrs
itrtft. 81 Ssnatorer Itsmt. for bet oa
Is imob.
GoriIaget 6eitemmer, at Sdbritans
ter at "Faeo 6seIe" ital betaIe en- Stdi
al $500 ON Qaret. gngrog6anOlerc
maa betdle $3.50 ON aaret % Detail.
baubIsre $12. 9isie State er Be.
taIbdre ben lite Suli b0srt Qar. ia,
britantsr, ION fOrismmer at 6etal,
oeune Stat. ian multtsres ira $500 til
$4,000 og oesforuben mad be 6etdlc
ben regulRre Stat. gngros9anblere.
iom lite betaler Statten, tan ilpa-
geS en- Wultt at fra $3.50 til $1,000,
Og 8etdil6anolere fra $40 til $500.
Goruosn oOenneonte Stat maa be Be.
tale en- Stat al en- Gent pr. guno Oft.
Iom be tiloirter al bette SIags, ga pao
al importeret "faeo 6eeie" mao Der Sc.
tales en- Stat at 8 Gents per Quno.
aae psrionsr, ION tisber "faet
4eeie" pdd 6OiItenS tattsn life bar boz,
ret betGlt, fan iIaggss en- Wultt, 6Oia
be pioits, at Staten life BAR 6stalt.
III "faeo 6ssi." maa mGrfss iom Iaa.
ban, iaa enbO.r Tan oio., bOao bet e.
ban tjsber. 2oOeH trrb.r / aruft Der
19oe Dag, efterat ben er unoernre0st
al prsfibeuten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09

Den rationale 6onbelstarif QsiD,
citation bolOt Ftbit. llge en- aonoention
/ Detroit, did, Og ri iTtanb en- nib.
lertiois Organization. aonpentios
nen uorettebe life nogst at getDbniug.
Den oeotoe Wuioritetsns Rapport,
bOori uotulss, at Sdrifipsrgsmdalet
III. bsr blanbss iaumsn meb politi.
fen. g6urlss $. 2eonarb fra 9rdnb
Rapios fr.mTatts en- Winoritets Raps
port, iom anbefalebe, at Der neoIGts
tee en- Sommtsfon. bois Msolemmer
ital repreientere Qgerbrugsre, Sans
oslsFanOsu, 5G6ritGnteule og arbeis
berforsningsrne. 9eune aommiss
ion Fal uofnbe JorftielIen | pris pca
ar6eiOs og Watsrials msnem msri,
taufs Og uosuIanoIts prOOuitsr og
anbefak I'll aonsreSisn en- pasIenoe
Salo | gOrhots til benue P~risforfiel.
Arr. 2eouars foBDe, at bons Rapport
esr 4 eimseaUk 2puEprpmis nxrm
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
Nftu BnnnpTbtrf.
RiuisnGr Gorbtn oso.

MultimiGionaren Quftin gprbin
fra Ietp gort bsbe Sborsbds often
paa fit 2anoiteb, to Mil fra Neps
port. San babe ON gftermibbassn
Iammen meS fin Ssnneisn os bennss
Sisl9rer besioet fig uo paa en- aisres
tur, oa Soften. al en- ener anoen
8runo blsD fr9mte og lob uo, iua
9ognsn tern.oe imob en- bsi StenDas
% p9lteoe meb iaaban Strait, at Mr.
Gorbins enc Ben blep brattet pau TO
Steb.r, mebens bet anoet TT en- ilem
SorpriOnins, os SoOeoet blep frpgtes
Tia forIlaaet. &uIten bsoe dllerepe
81. 6 Tom Sslse at in~ooenbise geitds
biaelIer. gbgen Gprbin FIT ct Benz
brub pg andre aOeitelier. Susl9rez
rem oerimob blep life lisefrem ~iaarst;
ban Flap msb en- ft9rt Herperpitelis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
Nem Dnrk.
eIaar al tisIissss Resoro.

R.p Yori, Ste Sunt. Mmerieans
2inins Camper "St. paul" bar pao
in iibit. Reiie ooer atlanteren fra
Soutbampton siort Surem paa 6
0ase 81 Slime. Oct prrstiss 9Th
forlob southampton forrige 2eroaa
(ben 3Ote Wai peb Mtooasstio) oa
pasIerebe Sanbp Soot 5pritib fibis
Srsbag gftermibbas SCI. 2.05.
Sin bebit. tiblisere Retorb peftoper
eiorb. "St. Paul" paa ben Sur, ION
enbte ben 16be Mai mso en- Sib al G
Oase 9 Sinner 5 Winuter. SorTtjels
len er altlaa life rinsere enb 81 Sime,
Men "St. Yaul" bar life alens
Ilaast fin esen Retorb; ben bar osiau
opertruFet ale atlanterbupsoampers
/ burti9 Reiie fra Soutbdmpton. So
IterItibet "Hstp gort" sioroe nemlia
/ September 1894 Suren fra Soutbs
ampton til Hetp BORT pau 6 Suge 7
&. IA W., ps ben bar inotil MI itauet
uooertruffet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
mtarnnHn.
Martens @rsee ttaar eoet.

Den porenbe aolins I benn. Gsn al
Staten sisr sobe 5rsmitriot, meooes
les fra 9rantsburs. Srobs ben Iens
8aur er &urnet liseIaa lanst fremms
paa benne Sib Iom | tiblisere Iur.
Oct tornbeiaaebe arsul / Burnett
Gountp bier fig benne Sommer ION
bet itsrite paa ii 4ar, foruariaset peS
Siordarets biQige poteter, Der jar Be
oirtet en- Snoitrantning / potetess
asrene pg itsrre Soeosmarter | Iumms
6orbolo. gLaab9rplutningen bill Be-
gDnbe ON en- usss Stb; iuapel al Srds
neb9r iom glaabar pil Soften blios
iieloen tor.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
9petts.
Mnfe ODER Mfuag

fra be Sorsneb. Stat.rs Sibe az bet
Sorflas, iom Sapeis bapbe giOrt ON
GHlutning at en- 9olOgiftss9 rattat,
bet bill lite iige sgentlist afflag, men
SttesW obtaseIie al nogst Spar bers
paa, bet er, bpab 5Orbunosraabet mes
get betlassr, og Der sr berfor fleet en-
Opfororing ON at f%Orlunss ct bsItsiEt
Spar. Prefioentsn, anbrisu 2a6ens
al; bar afiIuaet at tilitias be 5OrsneO.
Stuter en- iauban SpfOroring, men
bar ligsIeoss ubtalt i'm 9etlageIie |
ben Wnlebnina.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
Mtarnmrt.
Ranae Nusbaase fasnsS.

Sra 81. 2ouis ftripes Snsbus Den
3bie SUM-: Stjpnt Der MI er en- llst
bensaaet, iioen bet furfGroeIigs llpeir
biemIegts ct. 2ouis og Sitiioen, bar
bet life inotil ioug aIminpelig be-
tienbt, at ale Susbaaoene beo Strans
ben bar pGf. Spr upeiret brso Los,
laa Der GA at bisie oDerbpgssos pram'
me meaem 3lippetiaosn os Gbouteau
apenue. Site en- ensfte er laot till
baae eftsr 1ornaocen. SelD | ftin,
DER bar faa of benz fire; M Ct n.
syierbeoele at BEN totalt sbenst. On
aammsl Rinrbtmanb pua WisfsfDpI
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
9ufnnta.
@sfttfftISe.

2egtslaturmebIem Simon SbaHer
fra Gbicaso bIeO ibas funben itplbia
/ 9oooIing. msboeles fra peoria ben
Abe bs. Sasen sialOt bans Sorbotn
/ fioit. 9esislatur unber gebanblins
gen at en- Bin oeotomnlenb. peoria
0iitilerier. @nissnina ON MT Sors
bsr blsp sieblittelis inblsoeret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
Gtttu.
upta,s mob .. TIM, ciHetr,r

Der par ortomn. til aina for at tnos
s0e ben tineiiTts Qrme, bar dncr.os
IGng.re lib oRret uoiat for IN uOrrs
big gsbanoIing. foroi .SolOatsrnr
isgts at toing. benz til at reiigners.
R49Ffi8 bfsO en- TN Officer miSbanoIst
at Soloaterns, og nu er en- Sficsr,
9rdui3, bleoeu mprOst al GinsSuns
gdbs, gicetongen at Qunfins 2i0s
oagt. Pad @runo al oiSis gsgio,ns
beosr bar belle ben tnIts GItuors | be
tiueitite 5arOanoe erbolot gefdling til
at besioe ia til Rantirg. % man tror,
at BE- so tbTts OFictrtr, Der MI bsfins
Der fig / ben tineitIfs Qrm. bill fras
trrbe, sfter at BABE fdast ben Iamlsoc
Sum uobstalt for ben futb. lib, 9On'
traiten LIB pdd.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
uolanoet
Gcuunpr.
ct %afetsrsuoe 2Ias

Ital bore boIbt | Strsbass peo 81 Qns
gel. prefioent alfarOs Sropper Be-
ieireee dlbeles Rebsllerne. &en
oarebe i 3 Elmer; 80 Oprsrere brabs
t.s og f%aarebss. 9erpaa flpgteoe be
os efterlob fig @aaben os 4mmuniz
tion. Tlere toses tilfanse. Sermsb
antaess Sprsret at bore, tuet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-09
genntet bar ben 3bis BE-. m.b So

Gsnntst bar ben 3ois bs. m,S So
mob s Stsnmsr otot1gst oo,r pref.
oentns gsto gsoilgningsiorilag.t for
tSdons og GlOosr, iaa bet nj er 2oo
uben hans llnbsrItrift. or en.elte
glnoe fGar mar bet SnotrDt, at aOrs
grssIsn FAR beOil9st oo.r Is Wi1ionsr
Dollars for bore Snon. os GloOer for
nGTis RsgnFdbsdar, men ostt. forhols
Der ia life Iaa. 5orildsct beOilssr
oirslts omtring 12t Niaioner 9OI'
lars for b, nGIts 2 adr og tnbir.tt.
liot ob,r go RiIion.r Dollars, iOet
R.gieringsn bempubig.s til at ~afilutte
a~ontratt.r ON QrbsiO.r. ION bet 0t
tao. fer. Mar q. fulofsre.