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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
SECRETARY BLISS
WARNS KLONDIKERS
Attention Called to the PeriIs Of the
Arctic Winters,
LATE NEWS FROM ALASKA
xhisksy Being Smugaled lnto the Country
and Sold 20 Indians at Large rriees
Steamer Mexico Wrecked.
LATE NEWS FROM ALASKA

Washington August o.-secrGafy ulle
has taken cognlznncc OF the rush 10 the
Elondlke gold Fields and has issued the
following warning to the general public.
TO Whom II Mny Concern ~ ylcw
of the information received nt This de.
partmcnt that 3.o0 persons. Wi,h goo
tons Of baggage ana freight are now
awaiting AZ the entrance 10 the White
Pass m Alaska for an opportunity 90
cross the mountains 10 the yukon river.
rnd that many mere are preparing TO
join them. dcrm u proper 20 cali the
attention Of all who contemplate making
that trip 20 The exposure. privdtlou. sur
frring and danger incid mt thereto al
this advanced period Of the season. even
n thoy should succeed In crossing the
mountains 10 reach Dawson City, When
over thr pass. 20 milys Of difficult nn0.
cation on the Ypkon river. without ai-
cIuatc means of transportation. viii slll
b. before them and u ls doubtful u
the journey can bc completed bsIors the
river is closed by the ice. am moved
20 draw public notice 10 these condi-
ticna by the grayity Of the possible con
sequences to people detained IN that
mountainous wilderness during the i've
or six months OF Arctic winter wasro
no relief can reach them. however greet
tho need tslgncd G. y BLISS.
Secretary Interior"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
STEAMER RATE WAR.
Lines Between New York and Calves
ton in Hot Water.

New York. August lo,-The Tribune
says;
The freight rate war from New York
to Gavestou. by which the Morgan I'm
ory steamship lines are trying 10 de-
feat the recently established rival tbs
Lone Star line, has reached an interest
ing stage Rates to Galvestcp have
been cut to two cents hundred weight :
AS result the town is full of Texas
buyers and goods are being shipped to
the Lone Star state in large quantities.
Both the Mallory ad Morgan lines are
running extra steamers to Galveston to
meet the tremendous demand for ship
ments 1t was on July l that war was
declared on that day the Lone star
Inc was established by the Hogan X
Sons with three steamers to run TO CAL
weston. The Mallory and Morgan lines
Immediately cut rates so per cent The
Lone Star line met the reduction made,
and the Lone Star dropped also. So
was every cut since then. and by last
Saturday the rates on first, second and
third class freight has been reduced TO
10 cents a hundred weight the fourth
class to cents, and all other classes to
cents. Down went the Lone Star line
rates. Everything shipped to Galveston
by the Morgan line now goes at two
cents hundred. and it is said the Nal
lory line will also come to these figures.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
WHISKY IN ALASKA.
Thousands Of Gallons Being Imported.
Yet They Get License

seattle. August io-Ths Post.ln, Essn.
Ger Alaskan News syndica'c'S spr-l,
correspondent. W Jones. wri'ss from
Dycn as follows
pVoa. Alaska. Angus, i.-Aithough the
United States statutes strictly prohibit
the importation OF uquo- into Naskl,
Tor other than medicinal purposes, y,i
thcr, mr.. thousands of gallons o, alcohol
whisky and brandy being landed every
week \ mrgc part OF II is being shlpp.J
10 the Klondikc. The worst kind OF
whisky Hnds ready sale to the Indian.
FOR S. bottle The trafic is Tot re
s,ric,cd alone 90 this part OF AlaskN.
but is common al along the coast In
almost every bay or nook OF the land
whore Indians live are sloop- from which
whisky is sold In abundance Al pyca
and SkaEuay. ms well rs Juneau, Wron-
gel and sitka. are found many saloons
running wide open The government Is
sues them Internal revenue licenses and
az the same time prohibits IN, impor-
tatlon ana sale OF liquors, This sort
OF practice throws wide open the doors
FOR official corruption. Saloon men are
willing TO pay well Tor their priviler,s
to engage In the unlawful practice,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
RAILROAD FIGHT
Santa Fe and Kansas in Court--A Dispute
over Right Of Way


L,avenworth. Kan. August i9.--Judgs
Myers. Of the state district court having
declared that the Leayneworth Topeka
q Southwestern Dailway Company has
forfeited It's right Of way. is havIns ne
little trouble in his efforts to restore
the realty Involved TO the previous own
es This line Of road. though In the
hands OF a receiver. is now operated BY
the Santa Fe system In ls96 traffic on
the line was abandoned for two months
and owing to this fact Judge Myers
decided that G Stone, "A farmer, was
emitted to possession and title to ths
rrnt of way which was taken from him
In the building OF the line According
90 Judge Myers directed Sheriff Rotheu-
Of the land. The sheriff sent out d
number of deputies and fenced In the
roodbed At the same time the Santa
Fs officials were notified that the right
CT way was closed and the postmaster
At Leavenworth was notified to send his
mails by another route. When tine To-
peka train went out from here last night
a gang Of 80 men went along to tear
down the sheriff's fences. This they
did. standing by until the train had
passed, but the sheriffs men stood by
and took the names OF the men. They
win be arrested. Late at night thsi
santa Fe agent at Topeka swore out a
warrant charging Farmer Stone with the
criminal omense Of obtsructing the Unit
ed States mails. He is under arrest
All parties to the dispute declare the
matter will be fought to a finish.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
why 90 TO KLoNDIkg.
When Grea, Riches Remain Cndevelopqd
at Home.

R.ddug C1l. August iO.-J B ana T.
.B Guy,a boarded tie o., rl1ni train
,onlsh' baylnF ln 4 pete possepsl.n f. Hg.Oo,
ia gold me resul, Of iour aays' wosk
on Morrs Gulch, % Tributary Of COT
zee creek beyond icarule in Trinity
county
They tvr heH t.in.ng ou 'he "lIch
fdr "a year past and ran "a tunue! on the
icdgc O. rd ara 5mcN .rOa formation
three aud ID h1lf fee, wide They struck
-cyrrl pockets of Dufc gold embedded
in the lodge. one 4 the purest yielding
u.oo. while scyeralfo,hors yielded from
on On Angus, A. g. at potu, q fee, from
ths month Of the tunnel. and Y feet
from the surface. thty uncovered o large
pocket Of pure gold, IN four days they
took out 1853 pounds ayoirdupois weight
The largest piece wa thrce feet long. two
feet wide. ave inchts thick The poke.
yielded N2,00.
TIE ledge average, 500 to i5O per ton.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RATES REDUCED
New Tariff on Carload Lots lia the
Texas Route.
OCEAN COMPETITION MET
raeiiie Coast Shippers Can NoN Nave Their
Goods Shipped By Rail as Cheap
a. by ks!er

Houston. Tex. Aug l9-The ocean raie
war between Sea York ana Galveston
has brough reduction Of rates from
California to Houston. The Southern Pa
ihc announces. cnsctse August L. this
iarin on GAINED goods. beans and peas
straight or mixed carloads. minimum
weight 30.cO) pounds. from California ter
ritory and intermediate territory to Hous-
ton viii b. lowered 70 IS cents pr ~
pounds Canned goods from Santa Rosa
will take a rate OF C. cents per 10 pounds
California wine excepting champagne
carloads, i2cO pounds minimum. w'll
take $ cents per 100 pounds
This movement On the par, OF the
Southern Pacific has been anticipated for
a.mo time. In protecting their Texas
business they have injured their Pacific
coast business TO some extent and decld-
ed recently to 20 1t alone in reduction
OF rates to the Texas points competing
with the water route via the isthmus and
Now York
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
CUBAN NEWS
Insurgent Executed-Towns sacked-No
Excitement over Canovas Death.

Key West. Fla. August l0.-Juan Ar
son Quintsro. the insurgent leader. who
surrendered lately at Pinar edl RIO. was
taken from his home in Cerro, Havana.
at the order OF Inspector Cubas. to the
outskirts Of the city at Jesus del Monte,
and there macheted.
The Cuhans OF Key West have made
no demonstration over the death OF Ca
novas
Marta Esperanza. town in Santa
Clara province. was attacked against by
insurgents. who entered the town at 3
D. m. and left at a m, sacking all
the stores and taking merchandise,
clothes, drugs. money. etc The Spanish
force made resistance, but the insurgents
defeated them with little trouble The
Spanish loss was heavy. The Cubars
lost one dead and several wounded. The
forces Of General Montana came to the
aid Of the town arriving one day late.
They took arms and ammunition from
although most OF them had joined the
insurgents Then they burned about 81
houses belonging to Cubans. CaliSto
Alverez attacked and sacked the towns
of La Encrucijada. Cruces and Placetas
The Spanish forces made no resistance
These towns are in the pacitied province
of Santa Clara.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11

gulsc N the Washington and Alaska
Gold Mining CO." Dayia bad stock
OF contracts In hls pIsesrlon from which
It Is beloved he wagsngaged IN q ques-
tioHable Schcme wher Dy be offered 10
engage aborcrs TO 20 70 Alaska and
work ln the mines a. salary of ilG'
per month 10 receive free traHsporta-
ton nll that was necessary for tie appii.
cans to do was TO pay Davis D to IN.
sure good faith. u has Developed that
Davis had several names fle has been
working In Iowa and Missouri and his
receipt book shows bundr,ds Of victims.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
EXAMINER MEN NOT JAILED

San Francisco, August 10.-Acting Ipon
advice of his attorneys, Sheriff Whalen
today decided not to execute the com
mitments issued by Notary L. D. Craig
Yesterday. ordering the managing editor,
A. NJ. Lawrence. and business manager.
t T. Williams, of sthe Examiner, In
prisoneG in the county Jail until they an
swered certain questions relating to the
libel suit instituted against them and
W. r. Hearst by Claus Spreckles
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
PRICE OF BEEF RAISED.

Kansas City. August lO.-The wholesale
price of dressed beef by all the big pack
ers has been raised. The lowest price
on dressed beef now is six cents, whereas
on Saturday fair to good Western beef
could be bought for ~ to 81 cents. Bet
ter grades were raised in proportion
The best grades of bacon were also
raised lis cents per pound, The dealers
claim that the raise is proof positive
that the hig combine" about which so
much has been heard lately is fact and
that it has begun the expected squeezing
process They declare that they VIII go
into a combine Of their own and butcher
their own meat. The packers deny that
there is any combine
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
WHEAT BLOCKADE.
Not Enough Vessels to Handle the Pa
cifc Coast Crop.

San Francisco. August i0-ReporlS
show that there are by no means suffi-
clent vessels 10 handle the large crop
of grain along the Pacific coast 80 rs
to bring it to this city The City Of
Puebla arrived today with a full cargo
of wheat from Puget Sound and left
a large amount behind her The coastng
vessels are not able to bring all the
grain offered at Sound ports. The Puebla
was taken to the already crowded sea-
wall and the work of discharging hcr
will be continued all night. She VIII
leave tomorrow for Port Hartford, where
there is a wheat blockade, and try TO
bring back cargo to this port before
her time to sail for the Sound again
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11

Knot have been Ending valuable pearls
% lake near that place. Hundreds
o. people have been opening mussei shells
IN search Of the pearls, and some Of the
gems have oeen found, some being sold
for as much as s3l8 a special from
Bald Knob says a syndicate OF Memphis
parties have leased the lake for five years
f1r $1,000 They wfll build a feneh
around the lake end begin Work with q
steam dredger. They will also erect an
elegant club house. THE lake Is said 70
be tn richest pearl-producer IN the
United States
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
THE MEXICO WRECKED.


Victoria. Il. c., August lt-The steamer
Topeka. which arrived here this evening,
reports that the steamer Mexico on Aus
ust 3, while going into Dixon. the en-
trance from sitka, during heavy tog,
at fun speed struck the west Devn's $
rock After two hours the steamer sunk
In 80 feet OF water, stern first, The
captain exhibited great GOODNESS. and
with the officers did everything that was
possible. The passengers and crew were
saved. with their hand baggage. in small
boats. After rowing until mi might they
arrived at Metlakata, The time the
ship struck Is believed TO have been
m the morning. The ship is total
loss. The passengers and crew are ON
the Topeka
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
CAN'T GOVERN CHILL

New York August 10-A special to the
Herald from Valparaiso says:
II is reported that the president has
declared that it is impossible to continue
to govern Chilli under present conditions.
The conservatives, he says, are too ex-
acting. 1t is expected that the coali-
ton scheme will go out of existence
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
CHINESE WAR
Liable to Break Out in San Francisco at
Any Moment.

San Francisco. August io.-warning no.
tices evidently directed against the Chi
nese Society for English Education. have
been posted on the dead walls Of China
town withou, being named the society
is pointed at as having levied blackmaiI
from women Of III repute imported from
China. The poster says:
Lives have been lost before for such
little things. and they may be lost again"
1t is signed Nook Ching Society and
has caused considerable CONSERVATION.
The police, who have torn down the
notices. tr=at the matter seriously and
think that there viii be more murder
in the Chinese quarter.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
WOMEN FoR KLoNpIKE.

New York. Augutt 10 The woman's
Klondike Syndicate expedition has been
organized In this cay Miss Helen Va
rick Boswell Is president and among the
patroness-s are Mrs Jennie June Grow.
Mrs. Laura Fearc Walter. Chicago: Mrs
Sarah Ebyric Cleveland. Mrs. William
Cra.ghead. LoadingtDu. o.. and Mrs sa-
rah Thompson. Delaware. O.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
DIED IN HIS BATH.

Belmont Mass, August lO,-Henry F.
Marcy, president OF the Fitchburg rail-
road, was found dead In the bathroom
of his home here today. Death was due
to apoplexy.
President Marcy had been worried of
late over matters in connection with
the road.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED.

Hearney. Neb.. August 10.-F. Y. Rob.
ertson. president of the suspended First
National Bank OF this city has been
brought here under arrest from Forest
City. Mo. He is charged with swearing
to false statements in securing large
deposits Of county money. which was
lost when the bank failed.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
KLoNDYKE SYNDICATE.

New York August lO-The Tribune
says;
Colonel Archie f. Fisk, formerly of
Colorado. now resident of New York,
has organized syndicate in the name
of the "Alo-Klone expedition to search
for gold In Alaska.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
THE FEARLESS AT NANAIMo.

San Francisco. August 1O.-The big tug
Fearless has gone to Nanaimo TO coal
up preparatory to towing from Seattle
to this city huge dredger for use in
deepening the approaches to Mare island.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
ANARCHISTS REJOICE.

New York. August 1O.-The World says:
The New York anarchists are in ex-
cellent spirits oyer the assassination
of Premier Canovas.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
A NEW swGNDLE.
The Alaska Gold Excitement Utilized by
Sharpers

Omaha, August lO.-By the arrest Of
A. j. Davis the local police think they
have discovered big swindler In the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-08-11
PEARLS IN A LAKE.

Little Rock. Ark, August lo.-For a
month or more people living near Bald
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-18
mlpefinospeHen paa YrG:
ot~fetolcn.

gn imeloenbe folb 8iuterbag for
omtrent 100 glar iiben - Der bar ioul
befienbt me9et foloe 8intre oenaans-
ianot samle Yrouit NicOlaus @ieiels
aoiit / 8isslanoa Smaalauo en- Sgns
bag &irfen iaa fob, at ban life iuros
i~prrette uben iBrit at tr9tfe paa Jig
ben samle ulpeIfinosp Gette pafte
imiolertiO iaa itUr SOrarselie hos Gn'
ielte, at be eiter en- srunois S~uerueielis
reiite inb i Ysrib for at inoberette Sa'
gen til Siitop os &uniiitOrium.
3apareuoe Sitop / 8eris Or. Do
@alquiit, iom bar alminbelig betlenot
for fin Sriiiutetbeo Os fine fuifte Spur,
mootOs 9eputatipnen i iioOeuoe Sapi'
tel. Otter at BABE bsrt Inorusenbet
os iunbet bet iulotenois srunblslt,
DrOs ban pua Smilebaanoet % uotalte
Zig oerpaa = eiter buao 9UmprOpii
8eiiel9ren beretter = paa felsenbe
Wiaaoe til 3eputationen:
IS sfriften bar Ri iaaet Sefalire
til at poste ps for ulue / Saarefleoer,
men life Tor Saar / uluetlRoer. Ser
finoes iaaleoes intet 2opiteo, buoreiter
9omfapltlet fan optase beune Gag.
9ereiter gap ban Sastmelteren Ell
8iut ON at aabne 9sren. iaa &lasers
ne fuHOe fierne fig % Guore TONNE
inc i beres Steb.
De Serrer. iom bapoe siort benne
Eur til @sris, piloe alorls bsre Gale
ON ben, men SOlt i Gsuen bauoe laus
se WurO al ben Os oeres m~islDtteoe
slttentat paa ben samle Sropit. Siit'
not iputes en- os auben, at Siitopen
lit Guar bauoe eiort iis itpIbis i en-
Smule Misb rus al Cubs Orb, men
bet Sele taset fanbt man Sparet iao
fpitt us paa famine 1ib iaa barmlDit,
at bet blep ct ~bepinset Orb, iou
lanss bOlot fig | 5Ortaanserne ON
ben napntunoise Biifop.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-18

Sfdr cg gad inb | ct 2anbfab, Inn er
ofltengt fra ben pelaisrenoe Speripems
nellie, bporpua Ggpptens 5ruetbdrbeb
beror. Hitsn flpbsr, Tom man peo, ira
Spb til Rorb. 5 ben norbIise gnoe
er aonolen II Sob prer Jlpoens CAB
pdnbe. meoens ben | ben iDblige Gnoe
ligger jepn neb ben. 8iennem Soiefs
funitige Rmbe gdar Der en- itaotp
Strsm, Tom pdnoer prppinien 5aium,
gipsr ben Srustbarfeo og unoerboloer
en- tolris gsfoltning. Raar ben aars
lige Speripsmmelie er igang, itaar en-
flor Del af aanalsn unber @unp, o9 oo
tr9nger Jloopanoet fig mere oirettt
gjennem Starst elsr 8iennemItj9rin'
gen, Tom Soisf LOB sisrs. Oct taesr
meb fig nOsst at bet rigs 9pno. Der
ggsppten tjsner Tom 9isbiel cg brin'
ger Sorcen til at b9re afsrsoe aur fct
Qar.
Nan fan ben Dag ipas is aanalen
os be 8eliisnslIer, ben ipreoer oms
firing fig. Snbtil for otte Oar fiber
troeoe man fuIOt % fait, at ben bsrtc
til ct 9anbingsOsrt, irn piitnot bal
itsrre enb bet, Tom MI er igans, men
bog peientlis at iamme 8eItaHenbeb.
Mtan fanbt Spor at samle forlaott
Renber, og / 8irtet el &perums sr Der
pptter. fom fpntes at biorsre fra Spill
bspanb. Senere sr moi tommen til
3larbeb | Sdgen.
9rafte ps romsrife Siitorifere ION
Serobpt, Strabo, Mutiunus os BIT
MUS ftreo mangt og meget ON aanaz
len, os bet sisntpses / MibOeluloeren |
Muntelessnber eler afbiloeoes pao
Starter. Sfslse bisie Msooelslier Bier
adnalen grabst al be samle Ssredliter
pe tjente til at fire Nilens SperIfup al
8unb inb / en- flor Snbis / Spo for
Sajum. Snbisen bapbe en- fuaban uos
Training, at ben life Blot formiltyoe
bet belle 9lima, bampebe be ~br9noenbs
Srfenpinbe % fOrpanbleoe Dem til buff
tenoe 2uftitrsmninser, ION brugts
@inranten og Slioentr9er til at gro /
en- 2anbsoel, bpor be bar utjenote,
men osiaa sgeoe bens Mabforraao met
~faubdnne umaaoeliae Masier at 5if,
at Sonsen III 100000 punb ON qaret
for Retten til at fanse benz. Smtreos
fen at Ssen iu9bes at bore $50 Wtil,
os en- Mengbe Stibe ieileoe paa ben.
8eb bens 9reboer bpeoe ct pinoitibeligt
pg lbttelist Solt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-18
Daarhilien hiem.
(Gf Br.)
(SGatniua.)


2ar at 9auIteu, eler al Smaaleuin'
gen ioetminoitc, at bprte Sorosn %
iua Rptte al Susbprsne, at Gn8elf'
mnubeu at brine 5abrituirtIombeo og
al Gmerifaneren at fate p9t Stanos'
ioritleleu % Srpberist, FAINT ben "ann'
beige aparaut9ne", iom filler "5ol'
fet" fra "pOrs 8eore". Solo oertil
Ssfarteu oppe iom biotil, oS Norss
Hal femme til at sigre Jremfriot, be
met iau9uiuite life bar orpmt ON.
2ette er ingen S%nobilonius easr nO'
gen %ianatiif @unrorsm. Mea en-
SanrorVm CT bet bog, % berior ienSer
ies ben iOm en- @aarbtlieu bjcm.
SIau ariuseu Hal ba' 1at for fine
uanririite Sfiloriuser fra "Snelanoets
Spiter" % ale DC andre gtorsesforre'
ipoueeuter for fine oite %nOfiaa lGieoGrs
oise Seretninser ira Sp % Sp9o.
Brine samle 5Orelore, mine Senner
/ Siembpsbeu, min samle SfOlemeIter,
ium enonu / nit Sjerte bar Seoers'
plaoieu blauot mine mango 29rere, er
biertelisit biliet! @lO bet mautte
paares runot eoer os hos eoer aae!
Gnm. Si betlaser meset, at SIutninsen
al "gaurbilicu bjem", iom itob / no. 81 b,
peo en- 6eiliaseIle life Tom IND. vi inbta'r
ben Der, iorat pore 29lere baaoe bjemme ps
Der ian iaa Gnleoning til at le ben.
"9ecprab 8piten"s Reb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-18
"Soo 90 Sunc".

"@n SepG9elis, bpls Iru9ram Del
CT tlltaIcnoe eaer oUs uoaceliat. men
lom life IuIot no itanr i 9uat meo
Sanobeoen, eQer iUm breoer Tia pan
SetOltutn9 al 6slelieslipet8 Sunbbeb.
oil napnlls unosr beuipnslgs uo
utlo9 2eoslie-lnarere b~seuntiac 6pr.
brpoelIen eno bGmms ben. 9 On al
en- iauOnn OpcIites sierne Sptleri".
IS oenne 6orbiuoslie isaer 9ou,en
after alboibsbcuRselieu. Der er oes.
uarre ln9en 3ulpI ON, at bens npIc
Maul paientlis pil iOripiloes, ia. at
belle geoGselien maaite oil tOmme iii
at p'rte 'mOo jim Seniist; ocr,Om Den
itte irIajgr fig for en- COB Gel al line
SueroriOelier % nauulia fine 9panos,
lplier. Zen bar alIereoe irempirfst
SmHaleri, Ganteri % uuerbuueOet me.
get AZ Oct, Der fur apiet -"
Oct er tn9en nbe!poelisere Ieriou
eno Sa9mano @alter Gcott 9obl INN
OIanot Inoet ~ltriper bette / "somtis
ben. pan Usb utit, bOaO ban ~itrlrer.
iaa ban trofisr mol, besparrcl
Uen trGiisr De. Ter? si uil buobc
Der loetminOte life "Opelltes Sptleri.
! w al Nilolosbeuuselieu her. @@ou.
t'r'el" o9 "Smuslsrist" er oct beo;t
ui tier meo. ID.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-18
Soiefs &anaI.

Satobs Sen Spisf bpsssos ifelst
Sagnet en- aanul, ION snbnu beItaar.
Spor mango at bet nittsnb. qarbunore.
pes Sneenisrperter piI beitaa I aar
60009 Meset faa, sr ri bangc for, %
snooa f9rre ptl turns bringss ct Stpttt
til frsm | Sioen. Msn Yabr Sous
luf - Sdefs aanal - sr enbm liss
COB, ipm ben bar for 1000 4ar fiben.
Sun fsiebs ben til be andre spbs Sing,
Ipm ban sap aGspptsn | be Qar. ban
ltprsoe 9anpet Tom premisrminiiter.
9ibelen er taus ON bette Soiefs Stor,
psrt; men ben arabifts Tradition eis
Der BAN 9Gren berfor. 8analen er
bpeset fra Rilen peb aiuit, % ben sdar
naften jspniibes mep 5lpben paa en-
S%trGtniug at $50 Mil. Meo mango
9ugtninssr os 8enoingsr trpbisr ben
frsm unber RiIbaIsns peitliss Slipper,
inbtil ben omiiber naar iaa bsit, at ben
fan renbe fig peftopr siennem ct transi
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-18
Yaa Sslauo

bar Der albris parst fabriterst op''l
eaer bagerit Gl, i~triper Ct Af9oIos''
men bet er meo Sslenoingerns lo'
Snpbpsserne | Central frtta' I5I''
be iioits faar fine @urer ira cN9,al
Der nGitsn meb Yplb nposr Dem VI.
tjebe lin Wbiitp % Rum, Iaa c0e'lV'
mes Ssldno at baniie 9rltt'carsr'
% gr9nbepin. Men Ssl9noIngIIN'
spnoer nu at srunoe pad, ON OE Itt' y
tan blipe fpit, benne "Mlooer"' yang
9eliisnsIie. Gn tor Del az emN !
m9nbene er 5otdliiter, Ell 3rso'eDs'
altbinsets Msblsmmsr cg andre g'1
/ 6ei 8arbiebsb bar cgiau Iluii'l 's
Observation-Disclosures, og daeiamTll@
be III erflGret Husbritten SrlS'