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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
BASEBALL'S REVIVAL
In SACRAMEN TO
Confidence Returns With the
Advent Of the State
League.
Two Carloads of Stockton Fans Will
Witness tn = Sunday
Game.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL.


SACRAMENTO, CAL, Oct. S.-When
the yellow journal outfit predicted fail
ure ;or the California State League it
counted wrongly on the public, which
loves the national game and despises the
man, or set of men, who would traffic upon
the interest of the people and the integrity
of the PLAYERS.
Base ball has thrived in California and it
has declined. Ii has thrived when every
thing connected with 1t was done ION the
square" and the management shared the
confidence and respect of the peopIe 1t
has declined whenever that confidence has
been abused; it has died out whenever
that confidence has been lost.
But for the organization of the Cali
fornia State League, baseball would to-day
be on the decline. The crooked work, the
deception practiced, the contem ptible
advantages taken of both players and
pu blic in the Examiner tournament was
rapidly bring ing Da ball to a final and
inglorious end, and but for the wise and
prompt action of the straightforward
managers of the Stockton. Sacramento,
Oakland and San Francisco teams its
revival in California would have been
most difficult
As it is the public has taken a renewed
in terest. When man now pays his ad-
mission into the grounds he does SO with
no doubt in his mind as to whether he is
contributing 10 the profits of the yellow
journals agents or aiding charity. He
knows now that the players woo furnish
him with amusement are mostly inter
ested, and from them does he receive in
return an honest endeavor to give him his
moneys worth.
So deep has been the interest mani
tested that next Sunday, when the game
is called, there will be two carloads OF Wis
iting enthusiasts from Stockton who will
cheer their nine TO victory or groan with
them in defeat.
The game next Sunday will be the third
one played in Sacramento under the
California State League and large crowd
will no doubt be present. The following
viii be the make-up:
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09

cial train, fell in line on the wharf at South
Vallejo and at the quick, sharp command
OF an officer, marched out to a half-dozen
launches that lay IN waiting and were
whisked across the straits TO the receiv
inc ship Independence. The detachment
consisting of 10l men, was in command of
Lieutenant George NJ. Stoney, one of the
best known officers in the service. As as
si>tants Lieutenant Stoney had two war
rant officers, Boatswain H. +. Brayton
and Mate Robert Rohange.
1t is most unusual thing TO transport
men for warsnIps across the continent.
but the pressing demand for a crew for the
flagship Baltimore and the entire lack of
men on the coast necessitated the move.
The Philadelphia is due from Honolulu
next week, and her officers and crew will
be transferred bodily TO the Baltimore.
but, as the latter is the much larger shin.
there would still remain a shortage of
men, which the detachment sent from the
East is intended to supply.
The Navy Department took advantage
OF the demand for men on the Pacific
Coast to experiment in the rap d trans
portation OF troops across the continent
Arrangements were made with the South
ern Pacific Company, and at O'Clock
last Monday morning the detachment left
New York over the Pennsylvania line.
From Chicago the trip was made over the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul 10
Omaha; from there to Ogden over the
Union Pacific, and from the latter point
over the Central Pacific, the entire run
being made in four Gays and ten hours.
The train was in charge of P. K. Gordon,
passenger agent of the Southern Paciflc
Company, VINO brought the men through
without the loss of even so much as
blanket or hammock sling.
At the receiving ship the transfer OF
men and baggage was made in such rapid
time that ten minutes after the last launch
reached the old hulk the men had their
luggage slowed away and were lining up
In respone 10 mess call.
Lieutenant Stoney speaks in the highest
OF praise OF The men lie brought across
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09

! been imported. TIL re is already on the
way TO this country $3,05O, 600, and this
amount, together with that which has
been engaged recently, will make the gold
engagements for the past ten days S5,-
$50 900
The gold which reached here since
September 80 amounts to $1,000, coo.
Foreign exchange rates were considerably
stronger In consequence of the demand
for gold from Great Britain. 1t is ex-
pected, also, the stream will not be con.
fined to England alone, and the Bank of
En- land will not be the only foreign insti-
tuition forced to give up American eagles.
which have been slowed away in its
vaults the last four years.
The expectation OF wheat also compelled
the people of Europe to send back TO
America the gold we were forced to send
abroad. Additional engagements of gold
are expected to be made almost hourly.
and before the sailing of steamers next
week there may be not less than SIC, 600 600
on the way here. Most of the gold will
be turned into the Sub-Treasury for ex-
animation as soon as received. There is
always considerable loss from abrasion.
ALI the gold which has already returned
is in the very same bags in which it was
exported.
An additional order for gold was re-
ported late this afternoon. Lazard Freres
have two shipments coming, one on the
Gascoigne of $1,500,000 and the other on
the Paris OF $750000. Besides this Laden
burg, Thallmann & Go. have ordered $3.50
600 in addition to engagements reported
ha
either now on the way to this country or
already received since the gold movement
began is ST. S5), 900.
LONDON, ENG. Oct. s-The financial
articles in the forming papers discuss the
prospects OF a rise in the bank rate If the
export of gold TO America continues. The
Bank OF England has not yet raised the
price of exchange.
The Daily Telegraph says: "As the
metal has been shipped without showing
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09

the continent. They are Young, active,
stalwart. native born Americans, every
one, most of them coming from The region
OF the great lakes, where they developed
an inclination for cruise on deep water
under the stars and stripes. They are
jolly set, with several musicians and a
Large mum Der of good singers among them,
and the train rang with melody during
the entire trip. Thy are greatly elated
over the fact tha tney will all be toge her
In The service. They will remain on the
Independence until the Baltimore goes
into mmission, probably next week.
Lieutenant Sionev will not join the
Baltimore, but will open a recruiting rem
devious in San Francisco for the winter.
1nls is only tenn porary, however, for he
exp.c 10 head an expedition to the
ukon early in the spring. Lieutenant
Stoney has had large experience in the
lar north, having made four expeditions
to the Arctic region, the most i'm portan t
OF which was The relief expedition sent
out for the Jeanette. Lieutenant
Stoney recently made report to the
Secretary of the Navy regarding the rush
10 the Alaska gold fields, having been
called upon for inform alton in view OF his
extensive knowledge OF that region. He
recommended that llght-draught stern
wheel wooden gunboat capable Of plying
the great yer from the mouth 10 the
Canadian boundary be built, and that
three posts on the river at points adjacent
TO the principal mining districts be esta b.
Iished and garrisoned by troops Leu
tenant Stoney's recommendation has been
most favorabIy received, and the depart
ment will ask Congress for the necessary
appropriation for the boat and posts at
the coming session. Lieutenant Stoney
is confident this appropriation will be
made, and he expects to taSe an expe-
dition north in the spring to build the
gunboat and establish the posts.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
Pacific Coast Pension,.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. S.-Pen-
sions have been granted as follows: Cali
fornia: Original-John d. Palmer, San
Diego; Joseph Schoonmaker. Red Bluff
August Bolls, San Jose. Additional
George W. Williams, Alameda.
Oregon Originai-kalph H. Rosa. Ban
don; Albert Lander. Brooks; Alva II,
Scofield, Glenwood; James Poulton. Paw
nee; George w. Dillon, White Eagle.
Original widows ETC.. special September
30-Minors of Fred Jarvis, Brownville.
Washington: Increase-John Caroth.
ers, Montesanc.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
SUICIDE OF COUNT wUMB9AND7.
Shot Himself Because The FamHy's
English Goyerness Refused to
Marry Him.

VIENNA. AUSTRIA. Oct. SIT was m ade
public to-day that Count Heinrich Wum-
brandt, the son of Count Wumbrandt,
who was Minister of Commerce in 1895,
committed suicide oy shooting himse f.
owing to his unreciprocatad attachments
for the family's English governess, who
declined 10 marry him. The Count was
only 10 years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
Caller. atsth. Hhtte House.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. S.-Pre-
vious 10 The meeting of the Cabinet to- day
there were a number of callers at the
White House, some of whom saw the
President for a short time. General Will
liam Warner of Missouri talked 10 the
President about recognition OF the negro
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
TRAVELLING LIBRARIES
The New Idea Set Forth by w.
kimbaII Last Night

The New Idea Set Forth by w. p.
kimbaIl Last Might
An idea not entirely original, but new
10 this State, was introduced at the meet.
ing OF the Library Association at the
Mechanics Library last evening
The idea was put forth by w 2. KIM
ball, and it was his suggestion that
travelling library" be inaugurated. The
plans are as follows: To bring the pub-
lie library closely home to the people by
sending out Libraries of forty or nifty vo.-
umes from some cen trail source, such as Il
State library or State commission, to the
smaller towns and bamlets of this State.
there to be received by a local association
of residents, who could appoint one of
their mum Der as librarian 10 take charge
OF the books, which shall remain during
the proper term of three or four montn-.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
Natives at the Chutes

Golden Gate Parlor No. 30. n. S. G. W., will
have a"Night at the Chules' Saturday after
noon and evening, Octobe 8, 1897. The
parlor is accumulating funds for the ceIe-
brstion OF Admission day which will take
place in this city in 1900. The celebration [
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09

Republicans of the State. He said there
were 40 900 negro Republican votes cast in
the Stat. and he thought they merited
rec ngnition bv he administration. Sena-
tor McL4urin (D.) of South Carolina was
another caller.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
SEAMEN FOR
THE CRUISER
BALTIMORE
Over a Hundred Tars
Brought Across the
Continent.
FAST TRIP TO MARE
ISLAND.
The Run From Brooklyn Made
in Four Days and
Ten Hours.
THEIR COMMANDER WILL
NOT EMBARK.
v Expects to Be Sent to the Yukon
to Establish Military
Posts.
The Run From Brooklyn Made
in Four Days and
Ten Hours.
THEIR COMMANDER WILL
NOT EMBARK.
v Expects to Be Sent to the Yukon
to Establish Military
Posts.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL.

VALLEJO, CAL, Oct. S.-Silently and
without pomp or ceremony a detachment
of United States bluejackets from the
B-ooklyn navy-yard filed in off their spe-
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
FLOW OF
THE TIDE
OF COLD
Coin Is Coming Back to
This Country in Vast
Amounts.
MILLIONS NOW ON
THE WAY.
BY the End of Next Week at
Least $25,OOO,OOO VIII
Have Arrived.
GREAT BRITAIN RETURNS
AMERICAN EAGLES.
Expectation of Wheat Compels the
People of Europe to Send Back
American Money.
BY the End of Next Week at
Least $25,OOO,OOO VIII
Have Arrived.
GREAT BRITAIN RETURNS
AMERICAN EAGLES.
Expectation of Wheat CompeIs the
People of Europe to Send Back
American Money.
Sp ecial Dispatch 10 The CALL.

NEW YORK, n. Y. Oct. S.-Gold is
coming this way in large quantities, and
II is expected before the end of next week
that not less than S25 OO0, 900 will have
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09

tonight.
John Roderick Mcpherson was oorn in
Livingston County, n. Y. May 8, 1882
He received a common school education; :;
removed to New Jersey in 1859 and settled
at Hudson where he established a stock
yard. He mem ber of the State
Senste OF New Jersey in 1S7l-74 elected to
the United Stat es Senate in 1877 and re-
elected in 1888 and again in 1888.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09
either profit or loss, it is rather to be ex-
pected that otner large sums may be de-
STATESMAN DEAD.
Ex-senator John Hoderick McPhersoD
of New Jersey Passed hway
Last Hioht.

NEW YORK, n. Y. Ocr. s.-Ex-Sena
tor John Mcpherson of New Jersey die
tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-09

ters written To Gross by the fair plaintiff
that the decision of Judge Van Dyke TO-
day was against her. They tcemed with
the fire of affection for her "Joedy Dar-
ling" Excerpts from these love missives
follow:
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
6roshopper o9 Sfibs'
farten.

On Ssrre. Der npltl er artcmnen
fro Ga Rtntn msSostsr i0Iaenor ri
"5air Ttoo" ON @rrstopgerucs 3oc'
la1aslier. % aucH3bcfisn ccra q
zhbSiartsn. Gan ttor, q. ser file
uit biiue mere cno 80. 900 IONS aorn
utuoisrict ira ocruc Sci al 1poaime'
rita. @r9sbopgeruc tericoe itsmt !
Toite Cttober; men I 1gcemb.r, oa
2Eg1cue fra oisis Sr9rms a uoru9c'
be, btcg Eta0en enouu laugt u7rre.
Snietterne tauc tismir8t beIe Ganoef,
ca pea tine 5teocr meote man Dem
uauorcnos rem en- ionfpait Dtasie az
ira / til 3 6Oos 3gipt. gauoelen'
oommenc az Doetagt / ale 6eniceHoer,
GA mau1e qauomUuo, Der &c bIeoue
ruiucrsoe, bar be9aact Getumoro; 1
Gc1puoelitn omtntte3 bette / Gresien;
men itnere Iore'atot gelpmorosue iaa
b%gpv,at, at man laaot oct beoit It's At
uruue eem. Bran sropebe pon ct
ltou0ie SUrrmene / Gremmori6en Deb
Jt6tuicr. men GDgeue 0anorer uitaub.
islig utoers. iOet Sunoreosr al IuHn.
Der ianot oeres 40 / Stosn, meosns
Geiten ipaoiersoe ben ouer BEN. I'll
1locr ilnyer De ira 1teo til SteO |
bcle 5tpcr, o. Meooeteren iortraer,
at en- %indoau blsu auIlaaet til at oGre
II onnite Iiii lang co s Ulll breo.
gDoeu, Der iremIOmmer reo, at otsic
Surrme eoer 9guet al 9r1sr o.
9lauter. uaar De bar lane. ia uso,
iommRnligHeoe bau mcO ct li1rIt pn'
s~etoelr.
0uor be iaa letter ii9, ON bet sr
poa DtaItiuer, 1ele8raitraaoe sQer
bpabiombeli, prSpsr be paa of abe
bet. 3trnbnncto9ene ltanoies oeroso,
at qotomotiperne, eiter at Der: aoar'
csret uo9le Nlen, rnaeu gnionin8smoo'
ItanO mG0te paa e iiuuernf, iom bIlUer
aloeles ieOtsOe al be tuuite Gpr. Eenne
QauOeptdge tar bait Ell dloeleS soe'
lGggeuoe JnbHlpoetie pon beis 6crret'
~niugstivet % iinr paa Gtibsiartsn,
iom er blcuer berguet Utasier al aorne
uarer III uoisriel.
8orreiteu titiGisos fan, at Der iussu
8ebrina bar at opoa9e l be usunItrge
6orbolo, bele gtibsiurten paa ga 4la'
ia ct urSertniet. aOrruptioren triuss
iaa soot Tom rosenfnoe-eIer, lab os
Ii0e, iom @rGsbOpperue; o. be, Der
isger BiNano bos 3Omitoleue, iUrtrD'
Der bet fun altior Oite. WonOpolec
triUes iOm / 0nmte Gage, % 5uoebd'
perne al Dem sisr tore GUrmuer paa
8efofnino al llbtanbets 1tibsiart.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Ware Wapnc.

ct Oar 5olt / 9ermont III en- Dat
ter ben Abe Suit | 1886 og talote benOe
Jrsepom, CO Od be ct Bar Oar eitsr 1T
en- Gut, talots be BAN gli33arO, foroi
bet bar Stnggepeir ben Dag, bar bleD
fsbt. Gn Spenite, iom Dor q StDttc
fra @ete6org, talbte I'm 9attsr 3rCas
battd Slusosrt. og bans NabO, ION itt'
pilbe rare baarIi9ers, talote lin lille
8utter Geta Ganaliu sfter 8etdtandlen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

81 nlg5heo mener ell ureselmGsrg
Bluo.GjriulatiOu. gleo iUr mcgee! ei.
Ter for liOet Blob Sjerusn fan Sngen
ioue. Pe-ru-na re9uIerer Bloo-Glrfu'
lationen % beulrfee iaaieoeS en- iuno
naturlig Sppu. Utrs. 6. Bitter tQe'
oer gals, SOwu. Tiger, loet tun itri'
rer ON Bat @ooe, Pe-ru-na bar itofet
6suee: 90 EFT iua eelt'9, iorirllteuoe
Ssun! Site iortaler leg min Ntane.
at, ON Suiet bleu iprt bort mee mig,
pilos iso life marfe Bet"
Gamer, itriu III Or. 6artmnn, gu
lumtus, Ohio, eiisr ben iioitc Sps,
treueR aleus for 6rusatimmer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Gnetfet Haffe0pirpleu. SnSiiobe

/ Stae Spsuo Ssrsen Nielieu, GO aar,
Der sar noset i%OriaIbsn til 9rif, er ben
lobe bs. fommsu aioaae. aUnen par
ben uGpnte Tag ueb gtioou9stlo saaet
i 0toien for at title nosle 9Srp, Og oo
BUN ON GIterm,bonssn 81. CO. 5 Tom
tilbase, laa Wnnbsu talrt noe al Gen.
gen meo Supeoet mob @ulOet % uar
oco. Get uiIte iis, at ban bauOc tnet'
let Noffsbpiruleu, buOruso 2gOsH itraI
maatte pRre i~uptraaot.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Col benan0io.

Man IA ON bet aigs, Tom 2ut6rs
Iamtioige, aurl ben femte, feriteoe opsr,
at Solen olOrig git net bet. Oct
famine er 5ilfQlost mso bet Rigs, ION
ri sr goreers at, og ION Wcainlep Nil
itprer. 0dor Colin gaar neo Malta,
tommer ZEN op / Waine. 5uur ci 6as
poii, 6lir bet enobd 6sors. "a bill 60
len pere oppe / tele Ziten, ndar ben p1d
Satpaii innter | 6apet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Sfuu % Blur. Sra OR. Soosna'

SfOp % WDr. Sra Sr. Soosnas
NJ. Il. CT Der / Stortinset 'remIa9t ct
Gprilu9 ON geuil9nins al 5000 &rp'
ner for nrite Suc9ettermtn til Spoprt'
ming al Wprer til Sfop. S%turtbin8ets
aanobrussfrmitc oil ianoipnlisuis iubs
title paa Sepilguins at ct minbre Se'
fob, a~uta9elis 10000 Ser. | bet uGunte
Sicmeb. 9elpbtt bliper ba at ioroele
eiter Ell be9raniet Maaleitut til benz,
ipm oil a~nitile SOriesene; bpis oisie
CT Iriuatperioner, tilFpoer Staten en-
Grebieoel al Smfoiinlnserne, % bpls
De er s. ommuner, itat etatens Silltur
uOsipre Sulpo; len al Smtotninscrne,
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

Smaabautu. gaa en- Stratning
al beupeo 1000 4lsn iDres gaien ire
@anse Opsr Mslleaa:n uec g~abenraa;
pso ben mckenzie BRO er Sienarbeioet
euot, meesr5 man err iiure meo ben
treble. 3un iprite bliper iemmelis
brsb % er euonn lfle %paabsspnot.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

solnt SDrolpb. @aarOmnnO Be-
ter asmu8ien i 8llsbat iOlgte iorleoen
en- SOrotoo, tor 81 6ettnr, DC iuo'
talete giterbjerge, III Yarccttit Jreoe'
riff Suuie paa &itsbpt Rart for en-
ajBbeium al 100 Marf. GGl8eren
lar 2Op TT paa ct til 2oooen b0renbe
Stplf WoIe uGiie War at iabrIters
100, 200 9sru. aipbsren bar IA Ia
aes SetGnfning3tio.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
6colo0er / Griitiauiaiioroe

6roloser / Griitianiaiioroen.
Smfrina ben 20oe Sull antom ct ballot
Snes al @nalaub % Gmerltas melt
i~remraoeube @eploser til ariitiania for
unoer &~eileonins al Yruies Tor 3r.
Srsaoer OF itubere seoLosiife SUrbplr
peo 9riitianinfjoroen. 5ribtioi gtan'
len bar inobuot ben belle pioenlfabelisc
Grpeoitiun til at ioretase fine unoer'
isaelier lum Gieiter pmbpro paa bans
gu6t. Zen lisser for Gioen unoer
S%ppubsnin8 paa Nplanos Sertiteo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

"Afers 8ruber." Qrge peo @ro'
rub Standardization iful Der iinocs ens
bel lupenoe aobberanpisniu9er. 81
iranit 5irma oil bespnbe at oripe benz.
Set ubeulnuoite Selifab ital bore
Ruuuet offers @ruber"; bet er oans
net at ben frantic Snseuior Mtep9ret.
% bets 9ispOuent er Sr. S6artums
Sneu'eu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
1913 gar aammc er en- Some, TOM

1913 Gar gammcI er en- &one, Tom
Dor paa Saaroeu Stormpra Narbes
ben Salan9pollen, ca. l 9imes gel
fra 8rpbaf. Senpes 5oruaun er Nnne
Waria. Gen @nmle, Der bar baut IL
8ern us er 9,pulcempr til flere, er
troos i'm bste gloer iaapas raft os rss
rig, at bun fan itritte % sr iremoeles
/ 8eIiooelie al fine N~anbsepner.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
gauOpcrf / &abelOaaQ.

Vnll0pcrt NnpelUluH. SHgFHIUr
@esiel bar ioretaset unoeripselier |
A~uteonius al slnlas al Sanooert |
aabeluaas. San aniaa Yreitpauoet
for at bore oct beloisite Steb at ipre
2eOning ira. Sor at laa tilitrGtfell9
9~rptbpioe ma bette rRmmes op ca.
z Meter. Smfpltninserne ueo OF
oemniuseu, Wanos os &lpotlebnins er
al @esiel beresuet til ca. "a, 900 Str.
& ct Masiempoe iprleben, bpor ca.
200 fremmpote, irembolotes Itertt Sn'
ft~elisbeoen al anlnssets lloiprelie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Sficus Srenoepinsbanbei or

Samlag. Stlen, lite Suli. vi Spers
Ifuooet al Sfiens prioate 8rRnbeuinss
banbels 8irfiombeo for bet ~iorlsbne
0riitsaar uobeltes isaaraftes 1900
til ~almennpttige Siemeo.
gf Observation-Disclosures SperItuo
flor uobeltes $4,000 SER.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
NeobrGnot peb 9Dnneolag.

Der bet iterte 9oroeuprir. Der Snsoa9
traf User Marioser % Smesn, fog
apnst nsb i bet 4soer 9brlfenien gels
ling ~tilbgrenbe Sus paa Sfrsoitrup
Mart, ipm tptalt u%eobranote. Suiet
bar branoioriifret, oerimoo life 2sss
grst. Stsrheoelm Of Snbbpet bleU
reooet, meoens osrimoo to Spiu inbs'
branbte. gieren fiber ct life rinse
Sab.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

Susialg. Gotosrui 2uno 1Oitluno
bar lolst tit Su5 til Barber .. Gpris
~itenieu for en- aigbeium al 1000 Rart.
3 Sanbelen msoislser tiIise ale iotO'
g~railte apparater. 3iltraoelien FER
til lite Mat 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Stprt inoulrieIt NnlGg.

Stcrt i~nbufrielt gnlGg. vi
3'Srr. 8unIul Intb. .. Nilien, q. u.
IubreIen g. Co., 4oopfat Mi6elet os
@rusierer Gait. Sans er uoiteot Sne'
bpoelie til Gnlas al en- itgrre GeunlOie'
fabrit paa ben 8oniul Nilien tilbp'
renSe Gieuopm 9pite | Surum. Gftles
tapitalen, Der er fat til SIR. 9oo, 1000, er
aaerece iulbtesnet unoerbaunoen. Sel'
Ifabet, Der tonititueret Ell al De n9r'
meIte Gage, uil iaa NaOn al Spite
Gellulolefabrlf.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Sturtet neo on ilaaet ia libel.

GrbeioSmnno Sens SEMEN / 6oerlec
oar iprleoen 9irsbas beijeitiset ueo
arbeibe paa en- 9acebpsnins, ca ban
plubielis itprtebe NED ira en- ret betpoe,
fig Sgibe. Gan bleu brast til tit Diem,
% 9age blep tilfalot. Set pite Jig,
at ben lllpftslise buuoe tnuit grDItfas'
len. Snsoass MOrSeu tiolis aisit ban
peo Tpoen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

fra Sfplen. sfulelarer S5ulS
fra 8ingenas, Der bar uoist til Carer
PED 4issfolsn / @abenraa, bar life
iunoet ben rrsiiite Resierinss stacs
faRelie. Glaoien oil oerior paanp
biiue poilaast leoiv.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
SperorupS Grpeoitipu.

eiter Sorlposnoe 8ouiul Grel Ssiberg
FAINT Srpsserieierne Imunc os Gle
8tnsnes, Der bar tilbuot Jig at beffe
llosliterne peo Otto Sperorups So
bapserpeoitiou. DC nnIlnaCs til onls
firing $4,000 Sroner. De tire Serrers
5ilbuo ifal bore betinsst al, at Stateu
iGtter "5rum" / ben Stano, iom au'
ices n%popenbia ipr Sormaalet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

ill Dr.. Signrb Sbien inoitiuer
guoaetsumiteeus 4 SenItremeolemmer
bsuileet 5000 SIR. ior at buloe Sore
lqsuiuaer i Spciolpgi.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

S%fppbranb. gn betpoelis Stou-
tranb raiebe iorleoen i 2icbuIts Sosu,
bpor Der er brnupt Sfuu for uuer
l0O, 900 Str.
Ct 8Umpasni al Sa(lunbs Battalion
ti~eueigigr Tom Slutninss manoI fab.
Wan er MI iorelsbis no8entunoe Serre
ouer Sloeu, men bet ~beIrpstes Dog, al
ben isieu ifal brgoe no, / 3tliGlSe Der
iuotrafier ubeloiee gi%noiorboloe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

Dsrsn - psrU,o bs'lsaotsISrss for frav1tsHo.
5lrs, o. BsHusr. at BET bsbassse CUB I in gisssm
al portable ia bette til Ct tsers Gin min flare AaHo
o. 9SsttiRae @ul5uao Cvrtu ben 2osu 3sli 1877
cites ct laH8ere zalsleis. @iosos par isot gaa
@aarogu rBrta @sussai. @uobranosoallH, gloyss,
zen iOos Sstsmbsr 1917 car mssss 5isist ai sHs
4 seoeugaHgas gsra. can b.so bsersvst pa a,ro
5ope arriesaaro ben loe 5uiL Eaiior giea5ttaii.
/ segstbHisi o. isirisE.
frto meb baRS St9o. o~eiiisHet bare hans MiHoe.
@lristo, 2crtase 90, ZB CliHe Gwen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
To0STaIo.

Observation-Disclosures i-%bennsrtsrs gamt'
tier opiasss aratie. boa fan vi iffs aiis
gIaos fss De a~lminotItss LANCE 1%atHafiisr.
Der FAC eoet fan irsmtsrts pripat baaos II!
pransr. s,abosr % zlsatninssr. Ter 3srs.
90 anmsIosIitr al mere snb aIaflnosll5
eraaot. maa bsiaIts . Gtnts pr. ttnis. %
ier~abiRttsr. at @uhrtr. fem innisuesr 3sos'
iaIssaHmsGesiisr. laisr sssis eiH'sr % rs,iss
"a t%ersttsr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

isr Wiionat er pRro
TO timers Seun
eiter0 tionat. SgUn
er en- fer Ute6icin.
Sepn fan life tis'
bes for uU9sn Rris.
Zen, man ertClosr
gienuem WeOItc
menter, CT Darre
END iuQsn Seon.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

lllpffestiliGlbe. Gorleoen Nat CT
motruiiet ct ulpttestilialoe paa ct so.
tel / 5ernbaue9nsc, ieet Soteltarlen
EOulien, ianotes bob @auroeu; 2Ipet
iputes allereoe l9n9e at baue pRret no.
fluff. Get ~iurmooes, at Garlen er
tOmmet aibase uco at BABE bsiet Jig uo
al Ginouet / tit 8areiie / @ienOOm'
mers Suiitetase % oerueo bar iaaet
Sperbalauce, iau ban er itgrtet M.
Zen 6urulpttsDe uar 20 aar os usiit.