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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

dition. Corbett never was stronger.
The throngs crowded around the quar-
ters of both men all night long but were
not allowed to get near enough to see
either Of the big men. Asmuch quietness
was kept as possible in order that the men
might get all the rest possible. Corbett is
still the favorite in the betting.
The fight was announced to begin at 1
O'Clock, Eastern time.
IN THE RING.
1t was 10 o'clock, western time, when
the men entered the ring. Five minutes
later the battle begun.
John L.. Sullivan has appuated resplen-
dent in shining silk hat
Billy Brady, CorbetL's adviser, was on
hand early to Test the ropes, &c. He did
not find things to suit him and under his
direction the ropes were frightened.
Billy Jordan, the well known old time
master or ceremonies Of San Francisco, is
In the ring and announces that he is there
IN behalf Of Frank Is. Dunn Of Boston.
TO challenge the winner Of the contest to IL
light with John l.. Sullivan Tor 81, OOO.
sullivan walking down the aisle, jumped
into the ring and said.
"Gentle,ncn. "Tn.ro !. ,,,,,,
add b. NJ.
thoa, l., 49,
h.na f,,, go - INV "ii'. ! am
Nm. p"''N''' NoroaO applause
Billy Madden ANNOUNCES he has deposit.
r''o "'on ""'i'h i""is VI new
,,,i,,,, w. 'o"0''" " nsnO 'ii'
40 T,n '"' io''' '''"' my n"'
"p "''' INV S"i''o 'pJecI III F'e"'
,a.., '''1'' 'S''o"''s 'no "'nph''heaFre are
c'i0' anu al armed men relused all
. IN Eo.torr u;,,, r,
ad ,.. ,i, ''''' ''''ot
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swim, in IT,. n;,'s '"''N' "S'''
hraas, H., '''' ''"'' anu "'So one OH lis
'''A'N vi r''" h"'c'
They clinoh. Fitz land, heavy on Jim's
head Ends round with hUnurs even
Second rouud-,jnm passes and cinuhes,
Corbett lands two swift swings on Fits
head, Fit2 swings On Jln's breast
Jim clinc'Ies JIM lands right hand ON
shnnl1or und ham, - w,,, r,,, num- '''., VI
and urts .r,, half ot ILL.,, ,,,ana g., Ii,,,,,
taco
| The tl.ntIug is IF n rnp,I ,hnrnrtc,
| Both men very lively ON their feet lin
| lands II hard left on Eiil's hsud lin,
grabbing l'itA hard right AMI left and the
bell sounds.
.ruun ru,>,
(orbe,t st,r,rd in with his Tar, ,,,u
body blow IN FIJI, rt, ,ri.s HI. ,,r,an1
right nj Cnrhrtt and d,c,, warn It,I, ,,a.,
age
Corbjt lands on,th,.r lor, ,.a 49, ,,,
bodv ami rolI,yy. Win whit ,t'nr, T., NV
ribs wiz
up,,v ,,i,,,t r,..l,,.,
arhi. lilo g., Tro,,,,,,, I,m,,7'lt r ,I'''
,.nrch Ei,, h,,,ar.,, ,,,'a,', Ivy
tho ,,oug snnr1, 'DN
n,.-- "'' '''' '"'
'I' 7'.''' =" Nv qua "'S " continue ouC
ing 9,''N'' ms ''s"' glove pll
oi : ~ i,''I "''ii 'u'''tS anu lailueu Iet3
't't," "'' D0''' '',1 i mort WIN MS 'olt'
~" ,U''""' !. WIN SUI" Ja" IN JIM
J J' IVY '''''''l' VT" ro"sh' again.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

DR. Jeatqr has just arrived In town from
WA. hing h. where he did IL fine business
oil winter he will be ut hi, old slnhd ut
Fifth on Market for afew cyonihQs only.
Jester the champion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

There is more CataTrh In this section Of
the country than Nil other diseases put to-
gether and until the ln3j few years WAS
supposed to be inCurlhe. For great
many years doctors pronounced It II local
dis ease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurablc
Science has proven Cattarrh to be con
stitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls CaTcarrh
Cure, manufactured by f. j. Cheney &
Co, Toledo, Ohio, Ia the only coustitu.
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken In
tsrnally in doses from 10 drops to Il ten.
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
md IN ucous surfaces Of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case II
falls TO cure. Send for circulars and
testimonies Address
f. J. CHEEEY & 90, Toledo, 0.
E&- Sold by Druggists, 76C.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Cure for rheumatism or neuralgia. Buy
a % cent bottle OF Salvation Oh and use ID
according TO directions. 1t will cure tho
worst case,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Mr.. George W. Brntor, wife of G. W.
Brinton the florist, is indiaposed with tho
urinna
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

All tired feelings are quickly relieved by
pr. Slmm's Vegetable Liver Pills The
Standard Liver Pills Of the world. sos
KIM sfreet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

The Advent Christians Of Wilmington,
will hold prayer aud experience meeting
this "Wednesday evnL ut o'clock, al
No. 210 NJ ADDISON strtei, to BIO lcl by Mr..
Jas. Pernar All are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Our $50 Black Worsted suits, to order
cXccls anything We ever offered. Gibney,
4O7 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Section :, And he IL further enacted that
the notice required to ne given in section |
OF THIS act by the collectors aforesaid. shall
hc deemed and taken to he sufficient demand
uron tnSahies for the payment OF taxes
standing againsi them on the collectors du
plicnLe oil The several hundreds and Culleo-
ton districts Of this state. Such notice given
aforesaid shall tu considered IL performance
and fun d -ohargG OF the duty OF the CUlieC-
tors aforesaid TO make u demand for take.
uni thoy Sh all not he required the eater tC
make iurthur demand on any taxable foi
sud teEcs rs CONDITION precedent tho EN-
pluyurut ui legal process IA now prVviGtt
by law tor tn Election of taxes.
&c, ERICKSON,
mlT Collector for Blackbud Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Suits made to order Sl2 3d. SIS, $50 and
Sos all the latest styles, Lockyer q Co.,
sos Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Stansbury Murray IT., 1Oi East Front
street has placed wires in from Stoeckle's
brewery and Kelley's liquor store, bearing
news of prize fight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17
n Office


Ut NT'NUN HTWV Ut NUNFU.
The taxable residents of HaCEtirh Ia. and
all persons liable 10 pay lax Ia sand hIHdrGd
are hereby notified that the Undersigned de-
lnqnent tan COiIeCtCr OF SalI hnndtud Will
lie at
Mrs. WalNcG's store Tuesday, March 10th
Delney's. ruesdnY. March 9il.
Absalm Stnal q store, neRr layiOT's bridge,
Tuesday. March llih.
from the hOura uf 4ta I p m, for the pur.
pose of receiving taxes Tor tie year OF I'gI 10
ruIsuahc' OF an act OF the General Assembly
Oi tits ,tatg.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Locty"r Il Co, the largest tailor, be.
cause Ii, vt, nos Market sune'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

concluded saying that ne had not had
time TO preoare siiy set speech and had
{ Utv5n them rambling talk.
AS a. talker he Ia slow aud very dellber-
ate and Is not lost for words to express
himself and his peculiar Vows.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

9l50o English black diagonal suits to
order worth 1000, Lockycr & Co., SJs
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

sl5.U brown IIIa suits made to
o, dor, d Co., SOS market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

$1,000 t H%R w %iq GA 81 r. % ed . GSr
for sale at So "asn II sold this m0nth. ruIs
properly tully worth tl1JO, Is now renteI
Tor s. per mo To good trnant aud pays an
income Ct Per cent interest on an invest.
mcnt Of 500. II you want i blfIaia 1t win
lNy you 10 EXAMINE this property At once.
HNwki"s 4 CO,,T Market st. nil w.s,4t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Greatest value in our custom pants, So,
SO, 81, and s. see them, Glbney, 4o7 Mar
lynt strpet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17
Ready Made Suits,

S., 50 ~, s. 50, SO 81, SIS Boys 50 to
Sl2. ChiIdrens all styles, $3.50. 50, s., 81,
$500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17
FlqzSINMONS
CHAMPION
CoThstt and fitzsimmons' Battling
for Championship.
sITElaV,Ns wins The sllas
Weather Is Beautiful and Fitz In
Good Form-Rut His Friends
Not Con6dent-Corbett
Never In Better Con-
dition.

Special dispatch to REPuBLIc AN.
CARSON CITY, March Thames j, Cor
bett and Robert Fitzlmmons to-day are
battling for the heavy weight Champion.
ship here. Both men are in the finest con.
dition. Copbett never was stronger.
The throngs crowded around the quar-.
tiers of both men all night long, but were
not allowed to get near enough to see
either Of the big men AS much quietness
was kept as possible in order that the men
might get all the rest possible. Corbett is
still the favorite in the betting.
The fight was announced to begin at /
O'Clock, Eastern time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-17

Fit2 lands left on lIm's neck Jim throws
astitf half round with left on Ftz nose,
drawing first blood. Jim gets the best of
it, jim lands another stiff punch on the
body and chin Of Fth This round is in
favor Of Inn. Tho gong sounds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-09

Il confess | have fancied SO once or
twice" he returned, musingly; there
is rather a d~isagreeable resemblance.
But what OF that! many men are al
most CoCnterparts of each other. But
| tell You what | think, | am almost
positive he is some long-lost relation
OF the family-Fabio's uncle for all we
knew, who does not wish to declare
his actual relationship. He is a good
old fellow enough, | believe, and is
certainly rich as Croesus; he will be
a valuable friend TO us both. Come,
sposina mia, II is time to go to rest
And they disappeared within the
house, and shut the windows after
them. | Immediately left my hiding
place, N resumed my way toward
Naples. | was satisfied they had no
suspicion of the truth. After all, il
was absurd of me to fancy they might
have, for people in general do not
imagine ii possible fer a buried man
to come back to life again. The game
was in my own hands, and | now re-
solved to play it out with as little de-
lay as possible.
To BE Continued.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-09
GREETINGS.

The Arabians shake hands six or
eight times. Once is not enough. II,
however, they be persons OF dlstinc-
ton, they embrace and kiss one an
other several times, and also kiss their
hands. In Turkey the salute Is
to place the hand upon the breast and
bow, which Is both graceful and APP
propriate. In Burma, when a man
meets a woman, he puts his nose and
his mouth close TO her cheek and
draws a long breath, as II inhaling n
delicious perfume. He does not kiss
her cheek, strange TO say. A man is
greeted in exactly the same way, In
the greater part Of Germany 1t is CON
sidered an act Of politeness, not OF
.gallantry, for a man to kiss a woman's
In Italy that privilege Is al
lowed only 10 near relatives, while in
Russia 1t is extended TO kissing the
forehead. The men Of continental
Europe have a custom that would seem
queer, not to say l~aughable, here. They
greet one another with a kiss. II they
be friends, not on the cheek, but on
the lips.-Harper's Round Table.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-09
NOTES ABOUT THE FARM.

Too little attention is paid TO the
ounce as a market fruit. What few
growers there are In the country find
the business a very paying one, and
there is room for more without crowd
Ing the market.
The word mulch" expresses very
much to the experienced planter. A
mulch about n newly tranaplanted tree
or a bed Of roses, consisting OF partly
decayed manure, will do more to keep
the ground moist and loose and to en-
courage growth than II a man should
stand owe them continually with a
water pot. 1t Is the best method known.
When a farmer or dairymau who is
a stranger offers a COW at a low price,
look out II rs not often one Of bis
lest COWS, but very often a call he
wants 70 get rid Of for cause, and We
csLnot ind out too much about her boz
fore purchasing.
Gelt the colt II you have any doubt
about It's being well enough bred to
Keep for a stallion; by no means give
him the benefit Of the doubt. No ques-
ton but that there will be plenty Of
stations without him, In every way
possible avoid being a caterer IN the
general habit OF raising scrubs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-09
THE ROCK OF L ="
a Sketch of the Author of That
Widely Popular Hymn.

The recent proposal to celebrate the
association of Augustus Montague Top
lady with Trinity college, Dublin, has
placed the author Of Rock of Ages
once more on the borders OF the living
II In truth, there is some need 10
have the name of Toplady recalled to
us, for although everybody knows his
famous hymn, the man himself is all
but forgotten. Yet Toplady was a
notable character in the theological
circles of his time, Toplady was the
son of a major in the army, and was
born in lao, at Farnham, in Surrey.
His father was killed at the siege of
Carthagena, before the boy was a year
old, and the future preacher was thus
left solely to the care of his widowed
mother-a sister, by the way. of Rev.
MT, Bate, the rector of ST. paul's.
Deptford. Like Charles Wesley, he
was a pupil at Westminster school,
from which he passed in due time to
Trinity college, Dublin, his mother
having removed to Ireland. Accord
ing to Toplady's W account, his con
version was brought about when he
was only 16, by hearing a working
mar preacher, named Morris. in a barn
at a place called Coddymain. lie died
of consumption in ITS.
Toplady, besides being a laborious
student, had early employed himself
in the diversion Of versemaking. In
deed, he printed a little volume in Dub
lin in 1859, when he was only 10. Later
on, while at Broad Hembury, he issued
a collection of no fewer than 410
Psalms and Hymns for Public and
Private Worship. a considerable num-
Der of which were from his own pen,
There is something like 1873 hymns at
tributed to Toplady, but only a very
few of these have attained to anything
like popularity. Indeed. if we except
Rock of Ages, Your Harps, We Trembl-
ing Saints, and, perhaps, Object of My
First Desire, We shall be safe in a Y
ing that Toplady's hymns have quite
passed into oblivion, or, at least, are
remembered only by the curious in
such matters.
Curiously enough, this ~favorite hymn
was written by Toplady for a contro-
versial purpose, and it was the Yves
leys against whose doctrine the author
desired to protest.-London Sunday
Magazine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-09
SAVED THE NEGRO.

A negro boy who had stolen a horse
was pursued by an angry crowd of
rural citizens. The frightened negro
jumped into a river and struck out
for the other side. When half way
over he was seized by a monster alli-
gator, and disappeared instantly. The
foreman of the vigilance committee
turned to his men and said solemnly.
Boys, I'm done with this here lynch
in business-done with it fur ever!
Providence Is ag'in It. A alligator has
done swallered the niger, whole,"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-09
SECRET OF GOOD ADVERTIS-
ING.

In a recent interview in the Louis
Vile Courier-Journal, Robert Bonner
is reported as saying: zone OF the So
crets of good advertising is to have
your advertisements unlike those of
any other man. II all advertisements
In a paper are displayed, that IS equal
to no display. My advertisements
were original they attracted attention.
and the publishers Of the papers who
were ayerse TO a display objected 20
them, Once the elder Bennett sent
word that | must use less capitals. |
answered that | would not use any,
and repeated one sentence announcing
a new story over and over again to the
extent Of several columns without
break"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-09
FACTS ABOUT ALASKA.
Some of the Many Curious Things In
That Land of Ice and Snow.

Soihc ol tHe MANY curious lHluSS II
That Land of Ice and Snow.
In superficial area the country II
larger than the rest OF the United
States or the continent OF Australia
Every stream in it is stocked with
fsh-the salmon. the trout and the
salmon trout.
The thermometer frequently goes to
80 degrees below zero. At this temper
ature whisky freezes. The 65-degreo
record made by the Peary expedition
isn't In it.
\ tent is not necessary except when
the wind blows. In calm weather Q
sleeping bag is all that is wanted.
Many men born in southern ATTITUDES
have gone insane from the long dark.
In winter twilight lasts six hours
and 1t is possible to sen to do almost
any kind of work.
Despite contrary reports, game 10
plentiful. Moose, elk and the caribou,
or American reindeer, abound. Game
has been killed OUT near Dawson
City, but it is not too far away to
he reached by enterprising men. Any
active party Of -four need not be with
out fresh meat at the mines. One
may hunt while three dig,
Gold filling in teeth contracts from
cold and falls out. Intending miners
should have amalgam filings.
Snow and ice must be melted before
taken. Otherwise they produce quinsy.
In Alaskan low temperatures the in
terror Of the throat sometimes freezes
This is known locally as frost burn
ing
Any exposed portion of the body
Will freeze in three minutes.
When fingers or toes are frozen they
should be thrust into cold water. It
is better than snow.
No bath tubs should be taken.
Bathing the feet and face is the most
any man can accomplish In winter.
1t is necessary to sleep under blap-
kets in the summer time, though tho
sufferer sweats. Else he gets rheuma-
tism.
In summer all land in Alaska not q
mountain is a swamp.
The ground is thawed to n depth OF
not more than two feet. Under Ii Is
an ice cake. Overhead is twenty-five
hours Of sun.
Mosquitoes are numbered by the bill
lion and are unusually poisonous.
Everybody In winter time gets body
lice. II matters not whether the miner
is alone or meets others. He cannot
escape. To get rid of them the under
clothing must be boiled and the sleep
Ing bag hung out of doors at night.
Fifty degrees below zero will fetch
them even then.
On still days on the Ice pack or
binary conversation may be heard a
mile.
In the extreme low temperature
there Is no wind.
The best part of any outfit is a chess
board and set OF men. They stave on
dementia.
Contents of n medicine chest:
Quinine. H~artshorn. Pills! Pills!
Pills,
Dangers OF the trip have been much
exaggerated. Chllkoot pass itself is
only 5000 feet high. Western noun
taineers laugh at such a height.
Gold In the African RAND has been
estimated by governmental experts OF
three nations at so, 500, 900. 900. The
Alaskan deposit is estimated at 81, 000,-
00p, 900.
To an expert placer miner water Is
not a necessity. He pans dry.
The Alaskan dust" Is very coarse.
averaging a wheat grain in size. This
makes easy panning.
The hand should be covered with a
silk glove, then a wooden mltten and
then a fur mitten.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-09-09
no ADVANTAGE TAKEN.

"Do you really adhere to the one
rrice rule"
we do said the merchant. "A
young married man can buy as chesply
OF IT'S az the most experienced matron. .
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01

asitatcrsrns bruscr sitrus aifrattenoe Wios
lsrf iom belit iiabsr Diisunoetis o. SAB, o.
lem ben gootronO, Bomb, bsitr ia for.
Zen 27bs ca 28os Iai bdOo. Ui en- FOR
9anofom, bDitisi sioroe flor SiaDe puo
agrtnt. 6uns Siaur bar bcriiorpopte TT
Sotsl til en- 6re.tu fra RriFiauia nu / su.
rifiGionsn; ban bar bare Stpogtatiouen
iaitu.
Scrtnfrivcr dubritius / sauoIGno bar
isgt affso I RaaOs.
3soe ioaar og 5ommtr or islssnot: 6uss
muno Rtls 9. GipsIia, 4ism e.lsa 2ots
G%aarpen, SusmunO Ole 8. Stoatn, @aaro.
brustr Ole Soriteiuien RicIoalen.
@ifte T Ole Sanlsn Reu mto Gore Rtis
tilsoatter oopos, 9i.tiI aittilitn gtnaas msO
Wari Rnuosoatter aaubs.
Gnrlopeisr ,r Der mango of, men b. CT fors
octmeite af ben SIoos, at be begpuOsr iOua
% cnotr imorseu. Soormange turrenoe Susr
tr bet life, iom foosr % otutsr paa en- Wtaot,
iomn,s iaar ianift, Ioutmt life.
On oenlis 6ilien til "SeeOrob 9Oittu' oo
pcns eGiert. 6. Sooos.
Zen lsoe AuauIt 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01
ST. SprprerS Noman

Oct noroIigs graIilisn biemfssss for
SiDsn at en- poIoiom 9prsertris, ION ,r
lat | Scene pg lsoss at en- relisiss tcms
muniftiit 5unutitsr, Der taloer Jig Gpns
ieilbaro, pg ON bOis bepagsoe 5urtib It
portugiiIt glab msbpelsr fslssne nars
mere gnteltbspsr.
!Suns sgentlige Nuon sr antonid
MarcieI. GcnIsilbsiru betpbsr Ruaogis
Der. San nsoItummsr fra en- rig os ans
feet @obsbeIioberfumilis, bpis manoligs
Meblsmmer naiten ale bar liot en- pclos
Tom 9sb.
4ntonio WurcieI bar / i'm llngoom
p~lantagesier, os ban beiuo foruoen i'm
ubitratte gisnbom en- msget htpbelig
Sormus. !San bapbs en- uns, imut' S5us
itru, ipm ban slItsoe mso en- lioenItdbes
lia ajarligbeb. Sdns WloOer opbolot
fig bos BAN, pe bun 9rgreoe Jig itaoi9
opsr, at Ssunsn bar iua optuget al i'm
SuItru, at ban sunits tilfpeiatts benbs.
Warciels Mpbsr tom til at babe Sps
gerbatteren, og for at b1pne fig, ~fprtalt'
BUN fin Ssn, at en- bsitsmt bitten ON
llaen, naar BON bar borts fra Sjsmmet,
tom Der en- Serre pg beisgte bans Suitru.
Stinfpsm bar Outt, pg Marciel lasbe
ia pdd Cur ben puagjeloenR Iften.
9anTts risig; en- Wunpspsrion n9rneo'
fla 8illuen. Rdisnoe itprteoe Wdrciel
inb / goligen sftsr g~erIcnsn, itscte BAN
en- 8olt / 5dlisn og mbrbsot fin Suitru.
San bar raisnos al Stinfpgs. StsrrC
enb bans grsbs blep bog bans 5ortpi=
lelIe, oa man oeb at unberisge ben orGbte
Sorfersrs Sig opbdgebe, at ben 0r9bts
bar inaen Gnosn enb Marcisis es.n Wos
Der, Der bapbe tlebt zig / Ssrreoragt.
8omftplene bdooe Meolioenbeb msh
ben itaftels Moroer. Sun Bier MI oemi
til npgls fua Qars 59ngisl. Saa Inari
ban after fom pau ri Sob, iOlgte ban
ale fine Gienbomms oe boiatte fig ! bel
Snbre al Yropinien Bahia, bpor Be
foltninssn paa 9runo at Fans enormt
@apmilobeb burtig blsp BAN iaa Rngi.
9n, at ben arsOe fam ION en- Sslgen %
aup BAN Silndpnst Gonidlheiro - BET
Iarn, unhsr bbiltst hdn er 6leren fda
farlig for ZEN braiiGunits Regisring.
FOR tolp Qar fioen grunosoe ban Ell
tommuniftift Sslitu6, Der blsp itsrtt re.
truitsret at flpgtsbe 5~orbrpoers, 9sfers
terer ofp. Sslftabet blsp burtigt ube7
buaeligt for Rabosrne. Msn | aeiiers
bemmsts Sio blso Der alorig aiprt nogsi
mob bet. GsrIt unrsr Repnbliien er BEL
blsoet Itreost ensrsiit ino; men ftabia
uosn Selb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-01

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oil pi gierne bl lous % Diem; men gism
Oh Ysnssnt, til n bar Idmlst ioapas, at
ri tsr iirbs os en- pltt Scro os bsapno,
at bpgss. Oh sr Staten; ou ~rspraiens
tertr BET hIs Boli, 90 cn bar ineen Sn'
tsrssis al at itiais psrgsns fra % .r,r
futile osm bert / Spefulaiionr."
Oct sr uItiaa ,ommst idn Ianst m.o
os, at ri Opsir "5ribeosn" paa bette 5slt
oa Der Tom SsraeIitsrns ON at fdu en-
aonss. BET oil Iiee ON at blip, rssisrst."
Z p~raIibsnt S~attiuns 2rsn 1lbs en- iada
ban Ben bare furrst Tom Siisbrsl mioi
! en- GlTtppsidng. Oct bar 10 BAN, ION
ufItuhsos ben Rsei,ungsbdut, Der inotil
hans 5ib bdpbe bsitaust "iom ct Dtinbc
ON BET a~ropGiife Rsgiu,ri." GDlttt
ftutts lelp its1e meo fit p,ng,paisr.
m,nte ban. SClb 9uTinsIs bdpoe Rts
eieringsn til at paste paa tet2
Der er 3egn til, at pi ogiaa pda anois
punttsr sr ifrro mso at inoitrrni, JcItss
fribsben. Zen ups Gop. 6cureftsr
@reutsr Retu gort TtaI itprss, gier IRA
Doren til en- Wonur,. 8rpnnins Bic
tOria bar Iangt mtnbre at iise | TT fore
Rigs eno Rstu gorts Mapor pil faa at
ia, / 1T file Ditto. 90 en- lille lrnss
pl en- mcnartiTt Resjsuus blia inbfert
philaoelpbia, ebicogo os andre ftor'
8psr. 5riROsn m~isbrusss | FABIAN
@rab, at 6cltst timber at blrbs f~raTtrip'
iig ben % al Smpeis penbe tilbase til bet,
Tom BET eugaHs fortaitebe. Si,nnsn
belle Samfunbst guur Der It Sut efte,
mere 3egisreri" fra opsn. Tnitst on
al fuu iItuno qoftipursbantsr n sr
Wtung af BEN famine 2%an9fsl. Gr bel
life unberligt2