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New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
SOuE AnTS|NG LIES.

4 Kansas correspondent sends Ms Il clipping
from THE Erie Sentinel Of July o. 1891, a
POpuliSt paper published in that State. contain
ing what purports 10 he some quotations from
tho enemy" Among them arc several alleged
sayings OF The Tribune. which our correspond
ent rightly dscredits He intimatos that The
column is part Of patent outside" aud we
Judge it more than possible that tho mSstatc-
menis are being generally circulated in the
Populist prints We are used to this sort Of
thing and are not worried by il. If we had
denied all the fabrications credited to The Trib-
unc or its editor which appeared in Mr.. Bryan's
Omaha paper while he was editing it. or in
other Bryan organs during the last campaign
should have had no time for anything else
Nevertheless, the truth prevailed. and the lies
about the enemy did not fool the people
Therefore, more for amusement than from an
ger, we dwell upon some of these false quota
tlOna
Here are three paragraphs attributed to The
Tribune il is 10 be noted without date inter
spersed with alleged sayings of G.. NJ Depew.
Senator Sharon, 'Scrlbners Monthly" and
others all OF the same character and all proba-
bly, forgeries:
Hand grenades should be thrown among those
VINO are Striking 10 ODialn higher wages, by
such treatment they would be taught a lesson
and other strikers could take warning from their
fate.
There seems TO he one remedy. ard that must
cOme-a change of ownership Of soil that H.
tenant farmers on the one side and landlords on
the other. like that which has long existed in
England and partly In our own State Of Cali
forna. Everything seems to be ripe for the
change; half the farmers of the country are
ready To be sold II buyers would appear.
II Is astonishing yes, startling. the extent to
which faith prevails in money circles In New
York that ought to have "A king.
OF course, il is utterly unnecessary for The
Tribune 10 deny that it ever expressed such
sentiments. or anything resembling them
Neither Is it necessary for us 10 say that We do
not in the least sympathze with such views
We are less surprised al the dishonesty Of those
who misquote us than at their fO0lishness. II
we wished TO establish tyranny. oppress the
poor and overthrow the Republic we certainly
should not do II after the clumsy fashion Of
these cited paragraphs. Whom do the Popu-
lists expect to Influence by them? Do they
mean 10 confess tina, they seek converts only
among the hopelessly ignorant and thought
less? Such stuff as this Is meant for DO Others
A person Of the slightest intelligence would con-
clude either that "the enemy" was misquotcd. or
that he was an enemy of so slight Importance
and ability that Populism might safely take n
rest until Election Day. II these sayings are
representative specimens Of anti-POpulist weap-
ons, the fight is all over and the Popullss have
won. The forgers dscredit their own propa
ganda. No enemy who talked such nonsense
as they put In his mouth would have Importance
enough 10 BE- worth misquotng or Influence
enough TO prompt attempts 10 dscrcdlt him by
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
PERSONAL.

Professor T. Harwood Pattison. of the Rochester
Theological Seminary. will preach in the First
Baptist Church, OF Hartford, of which his son Is
the pastor. during the month OF August.
l.. V. smalley, Of St. Paul, has resigned the vice
presidency OF the Transmississippl Congress, which
is to be held in Omaha next year. because the
directors have adopted a resolution In favor OF
free silver.
Major Elijah Halford, who was the private Sec
retary of President Harrison, has made reputa-
ton in Denver church debt raiser. He was
largely instrumel In wipng off a mortgage OF
10000 on Trinity Methodist Church In that city.
Edward l.. Baker. the United States Consul at
Buenos Ayres. who recently injured himself so Sc
verey by falling when attempting 10 board NOV
Ing train Is reported as slowly reSoyerng Sioy HIS HIS
shoulder. and he underwent the operation without
any severe shock.
"The Illustrated London News says: "The stage
appears to have obtained aristocratic recruit
in the person of Lord Kimarnock son of the Earl
of Enroll. Lord Kilmarnock has written a curtain
raiser. and acts in 1t himself. This Is spirited and
should excite the. envy OF Lord Rosslyn: who
showed a disposition to enter the theatrical pro-
fession. but suddenly changed his mind. 1t Is not
impossible that early IN the new century we shall
aristocrats and managed by peeress."
Senator Frye" says "The Boston Transcript"
left Lewiston Monday on the express for the
Restigouche River. New Brunswick, where he will
fish for salmon. The Senator goes on the invita-
tion Of Mr.. Clyde. OF the famous Scotch shlpbud-
ing firm who belongs to the NewYork club
which controls immense fishing and hunting pre-
serves on the Restigouche. Mr.. Clyde sailed for
Europe about month ago. but left his cook and
men at the camp with instructions to leave MOTH
ing undone to insure Mr.. Frye good time"
The Rev. Elijah Kellogg. OF Harpswel, Me-. the
author of many books for boys and Of the two
famous declamations 'Spartacus to the Glad-
ators" and 'Reguus to the Carthaginians," is still
hale and hearty. For almost three-score years"
says The Kennebec Journal" "he has been pas
tor of little parish Of fishermen and farmers
where the sea runs up the Ifarpswell inets. He
Is poor and always has been. though his writings
have made the fortune of his publishers; but he Is
rlch In those things money cannot buy. Bowdoin
College has graduated more famous than
Elijah Kellogg, but not one of nobler heart and
truer worth, and none who have stronger hold
on the undergraduate body. Almost every Sun
day a group OF students 70 Harpswell to hear
him preach in his quaint old shioned church;
and when the modest old man be induced to
come to the college to preach all the boys turn
out to listen to eloquence such few congrega-
tions in the country are favored with"
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
TIE ECLIPSE EXACTLY ON TINE.
IT WAS OF NO ESPECIAL INTEREST TO AsTRoNo-
MERS, HOWEVER.

IT WAS OF NO ESPECIAL INTEREST TO AsTRoNo-
MERs. HOWEVER.
Washington July 29-The partial eclipse Of the
sim WAS watched to-day by the astronomers At the
Naval Observatory bur there was little scientific In
terest I'm t. owing 10 the frequency OF such phe.
pomena The first contact was at $780, the greatest
ohscuration at lO50 and the passage OF the planet
across the disk was completed about 1880. The
seeing WAS good during the first contact. but later
was obscured more or less by clouds The usual
amount OF popular in the eclipse was shown
nv tho number OF observers the street watching
It through smoked glasses.
81 Louis July 29.-The eclipse was observed here
This forenoon from ,:25 to 9:32 o'clock According
IN the Rev. Ira Il. Hicks. prominent astronomer
ard weather prophet. II was the best ne ever saw.
Ue said: 1T was a peculiarly beautiful exhibition
I 40 no, recall an eclipse In my experience that
seemed so fun OF magnificent action. MY telescope
showed violent perturbations. To the southwest
an,eared an enormous sunspot, with black chasm
AZ its centre into which like noddlng piufnes' inc
wave. OF are seemed 10 fall. To the northeast OF
the gigantic spot and Just above the moons patn'
msy were two smaller spots OF similar description
These indicated unusual activity IN the SUM- uuV 70
a season OF storms on that body Inc ea,,n M "a. a..
ways feels the effects OF extraorunary sun w.
turbatons and predict We shall have storms ana
electrical displays probably tonight as result OF
the solar disturbances - -. ,.,h,. ..
New- England observers generally on account OF
heavy clouds 4 drcnching rainstorm began out-
ing the night and continued without ihts'.hS M.
sion until noon over almost the wnoe rt ot ,,1.S ."
section few places. however. were favored MIN
A rft In the clouds and casual view ot tne eslp,rr
ssn,Neance Professor Pickering. OF the Harvard
Observatory said th.t no special prepars ms.
been made to note the progress Of the phenoms"s~
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1897.
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

ropr1cN The views of Germany as re-
,eo,s E,ronean control of Greek finances, were
agreed to by the Ambassadors q. eah,;nr in
onI There has been severe nghtlhe -. ~,
Hup N.Y., ord the ammunition of the garrison az
Mainland Is nearly exhausteu; ,ore found
Roi,cher and Prefect Novellcs ua.ring Anna
S.,m,on = Strong hopes are entertainer @ eia.
,he remaining five Irish poltical pT.nnaa has
soon be released - AndreM A,r "a Sent,and
given f6 600 to the town OF Stirnng' "ars
drowned bv the foodng Of a mine IN 'he
BalearIc Islands. ,,
DOMESTIC-President Mckinney peeah III"
summer outing at Lake Champlaih. ors,,ar
iarre number of appointments in the consular M
service were made by the President ,,,Ser
crees of sale Of the Union Pacific RaiiwaS 'nsst
sorec,osure were entered at Omaha the uPse,,
nr,ce was placed at $50.637 .45o. = oeveIa. o,
thousand strikers marched 10 the Ds De ,1aatine
mines near Pittsburg, where a hass-hiee...-e ~
was addressed by Il. V. Debs ana otneis' a hooon
Tbs Moody Summer Bible Conference began
at Northfeld Howard c. Benham was
convicted of wife murder at Batavia n. l. -
Floods did heavy damage in Conhecli'., ~, tho
!, was said at the State Department that IN 1ne
rejection of Minister Merry by the Grea'er W
public of Central America was propapI! ca"st' "a
nv his views on the Nicaragua canal - ~ ~
vices received in Chicago from twenty
States show that business is picking up anu anu
that a definite improvement in cohditiolis go,
lists = John p Lowell died at Cottage CITY
CITY AND SUBURBAN-The Third Avenue
Railroad Company mas sV0u@.e @ -, Nf S10 OoO
Drv Dock road - The city loan OF Hlo"",
rno 2lL nor cent gold bonds was largely over
hid. - Mayor Strong returned from his va
cation AT Richheld Springs - me Sanl-
paign Committee OF the Republcan C'up re- {,
iected the resolutions submitted to the speciai
committee on the Mayoralty contest = ne W
battle-ship Maine ran into as'0 sank noat II,
the East River == Tying beat i"th anu III,
Keene defeated Bowers in the semi inais Tor ine
presidents cup on the Shnneco6k g"I Ihh"'
The victors will meet to-day In tie Ia '"uni
., aa,em Vosptal for the treatncn ~
small boy who was injured by blank cartridge,
- Seven persons were hurt in wreck on
the Long Island Railroad. caused Dy wash as
amt 80 Funeral services for William c. Car
penter. the veteran lawyer. were held al ms
home in Charles-st. == Stocks were strong
and active.
THE WEATHER.-Forecastf for TO-DAY ~ onoM
ors clearing in the afternoon The temperatur
yesterday: Highest 90 degrees; lowest w.
average. 1lss
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

Mobile dispatch, after telling how negro
killed another negro, and then, while running
away wounded white officer who chased him.
SAYS: For this latter offence he will probably
"die If the residents Of the northern part of the
city can get him out Of the county jail" OF
course. II he is ynched ii will be for the latter
offence" No sef-respectng white man would
lynch anybody for killing a negro.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
1mnsements.

CAsINO-sIo-The whiri o. the Town, and Cine
TnEv wI'sEE-Wax Works Grand Concerts anu N'
mstograph . rs Promenade Con-
by
MADISON SQUARE ROOF GARpi'N-' CARD
Meropolitan Permanent Orchest,a- ,ccsrts-El Capt.
MANI tTTAN BI.ACH-4-9-Sousa's = |o'''e' "
OLYMPIA ROOF GARDEN-vaudevihe.
PASTOR'S-Continuous Performanoes'
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

What dear funny thing the Democracy OF
Maryland is. II notes with satisfaction the de-
mand Of G.50o.0O0 Democratic voters last fall
for free silver. and then natters itself that it
has avoided the money question. and opened
the way for Democrats who did not take salts
faction in that vote to support II.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

falsehood. We hope the liars VIII Keep IL up
They are amusing. and they innoculate hoheS'
people against POpullst errors
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

In surrendering his office Police Commissioner
Grant enhances the goodwill with which the
community regards him. He al least has the
courage Of his convictions
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

Popular feeling In Spain in regard to Cuban
matters Is undergoing great change. and it
is recognized in quarters which til lately would
hava spurned the idea as insulting and dis
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30


The Phoenix Islands. over which Great Britain
has established prOtectorate,' among the
Central Polynesian Sporades. lying about eight
hundred miles north OF Samoa and eighteen
hundred miles southwest OF Hawaii to neither
OF which are they in any way related. The
British protectorate over them IS no new thing.
II was established years ago and IS clearly in
dicated on the maps and in the gazetteers The
same Is To he said Of Jervis Island which is
also mentioned. or Johnston, or Smith,
CORVALLIS Island the status Is different II be-
longs to no geographical group. but is an iso-
lated speck In the middle of the great open sea
between the Sporades and the Hawaiian chain
II is about five hundred miles from the nearest
Of the latter. and over eight hundred from Homo
lulu. But as It is considerably nearer TO Hawaii
than 10 any other island group, 1t should natu-
rally be reckoned belonging to her a fact
which Great Britain to recognize. The
Pacific Ocean may therefore still remain pacific
The Bulgarian police officers appear to have
peculiar ideas about their Prince. when they
assist In the commission of murder on the SIM
Die word OF a courtier that the Prince wants
the victim killed.
R0ntgen rays. like electric waves, are dam
gerous things TO fool with. The temptation 10
handle mysterious forces without knowing fully
their ways is strong. but 1t should be resisted
There has been altogether too much reckless
ness displayed, even 10y scientists. In subject
ing delicate organs of the human body to the
influence OF this powerful and apparently dan
gerous form OF energy.
II there really is a hot wave on the way hither
from the West II cannot get here too soon
though It might concevably stay too long. A
day or two OF the bsterng heat which made
the pavements crack year ago would AL a
Iong-fel want.
Popular feeling in Spain in regard To Cuban
matters Is undergoing great change. and it
is recognized in quarters which til lately would
hava spurned the idea as insulting and dis
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

The Bulgarian police officers appear TO have
peculiar ideas about their Prince. when they
assist In the commission OF murder on the sim
PIE word OF courtIer that the Prince wants
the victim killed
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Sra planteperoenen
Mabognitreet.
&co G. aOepisr.

Mabosnitraet (Sbietenia Mabpgz
nD, Der bar biemme / Melemamerita
pg paa be peitinbiIfe Ger, ubmGrter
fig bdabe peb i'm Stjpnbeo os Stsrs
relie, pg iom fuloporet er bet ubetins
get en- at Songerne | bet tropifte Qme@
ritas Stppe. Oct bar en- peloi9
Stamme, og bets masiipe 9rene, Der
b9per fig til en- betpbelig !5sibe, fpres
Der Jig pper ct umaabelist Stun pg
b9rer ct ppsrprbentliet fmutt 2sp,
INIT, glinbienDs, let pg luftigt, Der
flpnger fig iualanse til apiiterne, at
srGet neiten bliper f~tebfegrpnt. 0ets
glabe er meget imua, fine os blanfe
ligeIom 2durb9rtraets 2pp. 8lpmz
Iterne er ligelebes fmua pg bar en-
bib eller grsnligsul 5arpe. 5russ
ten er en- baarb, treagtig aapfel, ber
baobe meo Senipn til 5orm os Stsrz
relie bar itpr 2isbeo meb ct aaltunz
Rg.
Mabpenitraet er MI fjenot % fiat
tst neiten ppsr bele Sorben paa9runo
at i'm imutfe % p9rbifuloe Deb, men
Der git flsre aarbunbreber ben, efter
at Spanierns bapoe taset Meaemames
rita / 8eiibbslis. for man lGrte bets
mango og goOe Gsenifdber at tjenoe,
% bet par enbpa sunite tilfeloi9t, at
man ppbagebe oisie.
Yaa en- HeiIe til @eitinbien | @ae
ret 1905 leb nemlig ben engelite Rap
tein 8ibbpn Sapari unber en- itRrt
Storm, bporfpr ban anlgb en- Rob
bdpn for at fda Stapen pau 1T Stib
ub6ebret. Sans Ssmmermano gift
Der ilanb meo nosle Matrpier for at
uoisae pasienpe Era til llobeorine.
Melem be forfjelise Srar, icm BOT
eoe Der paa 8lippefpiten. fanot be tun
ct, bpis Deb ssnsbe fis til bette grus,
% bet bar ct Mabosnitra. Meo me
gen Mpi ri man bette Sr9 frloet,
Iaset / 9lanter % ilabt omborb /
Sti5et. Gfter a. Gtaoen bar bIepen
uo5eorst, fiji man rpsle tpt': planfer
af MabpsnitrGet tilopers, 6pilte mon
giemt. / Satin
9a Stibst bappe inotaget fin saps
ming, fsilebs Set til 2onoon. Ser bar
&aptsiuens 9rooer, en- beremt 2Gge,
boiat, % oenns par in't pep aaptei.
mems 2lnipmit if9rb meb at labs ops
fers ct Sus til iis, bpcrfor aaptsinen
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
7tvrteoc ucfor Sroen,
Stpr SernbaurnInffr mar Sirmln9'
ham | alabama.
Mange RcnncTer ornfomne

st pdsidecrtos fra Birmingham
ala., boppsoe I GenOdQs al Spoye
pda Gabab1 Riper @rocr, q Wlil fra
8irminebanL "a bumpcot Iiqs uo
6lppsu, bpprpeo Is mcnenslio gil
tabt. Gfteripm ReoningsarbeiOet itri.
Der frem, bill Der uoentpiI fiHoes sig
at fers Smtomns.
lllptttn mda pErs irsnItnuost al
iIoefinbebe WsHnefer, IA en- Del al
St~inueaangen paa 9roen bar boris
idast. 9pgct Itprteoe M i Gababds
foben fra en- 9eios al 10 JOo.
1e GienIcpenoc fra llI0Ilen cr fln
fdd cg Ton bdarbt iaareoc, at be life
sr ifano Ill at beitrire Gnteltbeoerue
ptb, bporIchts llIptter banbtt. mdn
peo lille, bpormange Qasiagersr Der
bar pad 2oget; men Re f,tite at BEN
pdr Ml~irearbeioere % 9eboere uf Wiiz
nebpsr / girmirgbams0 ifrittet
9erTonsr, Iom babbs Int 6eIigoagss
biletter for 2ur % Retur pg MI bar
paa Sjsmpeisn. Sun en- at 9asiages
rerns banbs LIFT Billet / Birmingham.
Der bar fun tresfre 6po 9ano /
Gababahpotr. Soeet tom ibrano, og
SIbtr fprtGrebe bet meits ooenopsr
9~dneIinien. timber Reonin9sarbsis
bet bIep forfuuebs Sig funone iams
msnitupebe / @Oensus melem De buIpt
opbrGnbte Sober. Den at be Saas
repe, Der Flap bsbit, bar GbrbBoeren,
Neseren SumueI opener, ION fl
boppet neb fra 2otomotibst og I'D /
@anbet. Sun flap meo en- bruttet
Qrm. 9onouttsren bdpoe 9uitru os
TO 8ern meo iig; ale onion.
Gu at be Sanrsos %fortaIte iioen, ou
ban Tom liot til SrGfter, at ban, bu
Soget bespnote at battle, fpm til at fe
ub igiennsm @pgnbinouet, og faa bu
ire Mrnb itprts frsm fra ct 8jemme=
feb og fprinse nebopsr til Strunoen.
gftsrdt Soget berpad bar itprtet neo
| 5looen, ranIagsoes De 0eoes Cons
msr | al Sait, buorpau Rsoerne for
fpanbt / Stopen tGt brb. t6iitorien
er rigtisnot life betrGftet at anbre;
men Omitrnpisbeberns tppsr puu, at
BEN er iann.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Observation-Disclosures I Yarts
/ Narct 1900.

9labet "gurrier bes Gtatszunis"
inbebploer en- gfterretning fra Yaris
ungaaenbe 5orbereoelIerne til Der
bensubitiuingen | Yaris | Maret 1900,
bporaf Ri ital meppele no9le Gnteltbe=
Der.
Oct foritaur Iie, at Staten mao
sjsre ale fornebne Sorbereoelier, men
man ~fprupiuu, at Der osiaa pilpe inbz
TONNE Sprilas fra Yripatperioner, %
Der er nebiat en- apmite til at bebpmz
me be Sheer. ipm iaaleoes at pripate
Yeripner snitss realiisreoe paa ubitils
linaen. Senne &pmite eIer &pms
mis'ion bill MI begpnoe at boloe fine
Msber. Der er inofommet life MIN
bre enb 227 Iaaoanne Yripdtforilds
fra ale &anter al 8erben, bsriblanbt
fra be Spreuepe Statsr, SpozImeris
Ia, Huslanb og Snbien. Manse at
Sorilagene bar Gifeltaurnet til ubz
9anespunft. Gn bill babe Saarnet
nebtuget og 9jenppbpsset pau en- am
ben plabs. Slere bill babe Sdarnet
paa en- e1er dnben Maabe fprbunbet
meb Srofdoeroz plaoIen peb Spuas
9ansr, boprpud 9pgne meb Yasid9ez
rer itulbe GLIDE afiteo giennem 2uf=
ten. On bill iperti9tte benne Sorbins
BELLE peb 5i9lp al tunftige Ssie eIer
Batter, bpprpaa Der tunbe dnl9gges
"3utI6baner", bportil ban fr9psr Ell
Mpnoppl paa 10 4ar. 0isie rug
Ii1fe 9ierge", ipm be taloes paaSranif,
er en- Gfterligning at be r~usIiIte So
bdner, bpor man "rutder" (atsr) ufs
iteo paa labe Sl9ber. Gn Qnben
ioreilaur at anl9gge en- 5orbeinins,
naaenoe pp / Seibe mep S%adrnets
2ben Stage % forIpnt meo ganbs
iprins, 8rptter og 0amme. Gn bill
bape TO Saarne, bpert pao 800 Meter
% ppenpaa benz ct treble Sdarn pao
200 Weter, et Monument, Iom bel
uben piosre mau benpiies til Snbbilos
ninsens eler 5antaiiens Hige. en-
bel andre 5orildg er n9iten ligeida
fantaiiiIte; iaalebes foreIlaar Gn, at
man pmtring Saarnet banner ct tuns
itist gjsrg at 800 meters Spios meb
9ultaner og 8anbfalb, os en- @nben
sniter, at Der ital fabriteres en- 9uft
baaon, Tom Itulbe bolpes ps itbres ira
Soroen meb Souse % sjsre uofueter
meo 9asfasersr fra Spppen at Gifels
%tadrnet til forIfieaige &dnter / paris.
Oct mao bel 'ige5 ON alIs bisI. Sheer,
al bet er umulist al beitemme Smtpfts
ningerne peo oeres Sperfi9ttslIe, ON
bet ellers bar mulist at realiiere BEN,
% bet famine sjalber bel oaiaa ON
ielsenoe: Gn foreilaar at bnase en-
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Rina lfal oelcs.
6nrppns SiOrmagter oil faa bpcr
TT Stnffc.

Gugen Wolf, ION er IIpOenos Sor'
Respondent for gerliner 2~dgeblatt
opbolosr fi9 for 9ioen / aino og for
teller mGrteiigs NpbeOer oerfrd.
San bar faaet 3as | Snobolost al
ben bemmelise rusiiitst @rattat
Der / bans Zine er ct diplomatic We;
Iteritptte, % ifslge ben fan ale PRO-
ptuisrre / Roro for 5looen Spanghr
dllerepe bstrdgtss iom r%usiiite geiio.
oelier.
Jruntri9 bill ogfua faa fin Del
Spreningen eller 5oritaaelfen met
Ruslanb tommer til at bringe bet en-
COB 2sn, 5runtrig Itul fad be Stpts
fer al aind, Tom grGnier inb til Sons
lin, Der MI | nogle Iar bar pGret
frunIt Gienbom og ligaer / Spbpeit
for bet egentli9e tineiiite Rigs,
6ranitmHnoene bar alereoe 9iori
6prbereDelIsr til at tr9nge pioere frem
fra bet Sjerne, bbor be bar lat Jig fat,
embellishments / 2pon, War'etQes
pg andre 8ber bar nplig paa e9en 8e=
t%oitning ubienbt Mano til Sunnun %
Sse6un for at fnptte Sprbinbelier oa
oprette 6dnbelsItatipner.
Men ital life ogiaa England oo
Spitlanb fda noget af Spttet9 So.
WDlf mener, at England bsr babe
StrGfningsn mellem be rusIiIte oa
frantic 8%eiiobelier, mebens Sbitlano
er berettieet til Streget mellem Sloz
perne Spansho ps Sangtietians.
Spiterne forismmer fig life. Den
27re Sanuar itul Der fra Bremen az
gaa en- Sanbelserpebition til 2itaiien.
Den beltaar at ii Meblemmer, Tom re-
prGtenterer foritjelise SnbuItrier,
iaa'pm GGber., Serns os Maitiuin>
ouitrien, os ben ital lebiases al Or.
Sd)unualsr, iom er aniat / ~s)lnoelss
min'fieriet / Berlin. Den ipite Re-
resiering bar gipet ale fine aoniuler
| &ina Srbre til at biitaa Grpebitio=
men meb Raab ps 0aab.
&ind er ct fort Rige ps penber mpb
Stiaebdpet ligeiom be 5preneoe Sta
ter pit for Hocfp Mountains penber
mob atlanterbapet. 2anoet er n9iter
ION en- bel 8eroensbel ps er rist pau
ule Sober. 5pritebuiet og Solicit er
6ebenit % forituar life at uonptte bt
5orbele, fpm 2anbet bpper. Der
triitne Civilization maa faa trGngt
inb, inben ben berlige plet at Serb
ipm fables Sina, fan blipe, bpaf
Staberen bar beItemt ben til.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Peaisoaes.G anfer.
st Naao ira Ell &Rge al moOen
Nloer % rio Grfaring.

Grunolaset for al Silfrebsbeo er
ernoGee. lloen ben fan insen gel
ligoas prre iornsielia. SeQisousen
brlnger 2ptfe alene til benz, bpis Guno,
beo oil tiaaoe Dem at npoe BEN. Gn
s lli9bas er li9eiOm en- Inlebnins til at
o9re lpffelis; men uben Sunbbeo fan
Snsen p9re lpifelie. 5prit trGn0er ri
Sunbbeo. bernait Nnlebnine, % man
lpler Jig iiftert lptfelis. Snnoteo 9ipr
On aloeles ltiffet for fine Smaiuelier;
nlerl at prre aloeles itiffet iii at itaa
Jig moS ct Sinter-8 limats bpppi9e ca
plnolelige Iiperlinser er prattilt umus
iist for be feite MenneIfer. GOr Dem,
iom life er iitanb BERTH, er Pe-ru-na
aloeles uom9rfet. Set beIfptter alb.
iOlnt mob 5OrfiDlelie; bet ltprfer Ser.
perne; bet iurgser 5orbpieliesepnen:
bet fremmer Slobcirfulationeu. Get
er ben enelte ipecielIe Sur ior s5ortjp-
lelie, SOIte % trOntif &atarrb, 2aae.
f%uniten noeen iinoe bar ppiunoei. Spnl
ct Treosntatiu er oct uieilbart; IOm
Sur er bet Iiffert.
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company Columbus, Obio, ienper
nu for ell fort Sio irit en- oplpienoe
luultrerst Sog paa "a Siber ON fros
NIT aatarrb. Gen inbebplber en- iulbs
lt9noi9 Selfripelie al ale 8interens
al'matsS psoomme, ti0lisemeb en- ,tpr
Del praftilfe Gaao ON at fprbnooc
benz % belbrebe benz.