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pressions change from black to white,
from grave to gay. So | had recourse
not only to the papers of various politics
but to private inquiries among the friends
| have in every county in Ireland, and
also to such official papers as could fairly
be put into my hand.
These researches have occupied me
some time, and, though you may have
been impatient, this delay was not with
out its profit; for, during the last SIX
weeks, the whole aspect of things has
very much altered. Since the alarming
wet weather in late August and early
September there has been the finest
and dryest autumn ever remem-
Der in this country. In the noun
famous uplands of the north and
west of Ireland autumn is the real har-
vest time. Their poor little fields of
oats, their potatoes, their turf is saved or
lost in October. 1t seems to us very late,
and it is so; but you know the poor peo-
pie in these parts are very dilatory, if not
lazy, and often put off what can be done
this week to the next. So, then, these
districts cannot be said to be in famine or
! n plenty till we have actually arrived at
winter.
The case is not so with Leinster and
upon this province an opinion might have
been given months ago were it not for
the conflicting evidence that required
careful sitting. confess the experience
of the last few years tends to make one
somewhat suspicious. Ever since ''the
Duchess of Marlborough's famine see
the recollection of the lavish doles given
to people who were poor only because
they were idle, acting with demorazing
effect upon the peasantry. 1t is hardly
to be expected that poor creatures who
always live from hand to mouth should
not hail the prospect of pecuniary aid,
obtainable by looking squalid and by
showing their needs to rich people who
go round with their pockets full of public
money.
Any man that feels for the condition of
the poor can hardly blame these people.
Very different is the case Of those who
employ them, who get rent from them,
who get their custom, who lend them
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cure he two-thirds vote necessary to
ratify the treaty, but they contend they
will come very near reaching the neces-
sary number OF thr so votes necessary
they claim TO have 54 pledged, ami they
think 1t possible that they might secure
two or three more votes. Their plan,
however. contemplates q full debate of
the Question on the treaty in executive
Sc sion, and a subsequent transfer of the
matter, If necessary, on resolution simi-
lar. to that by which Texas was annexed,
and the pressing of this resolution to
speedy. vote. Tho resolution will require
only a majority of votes. but to be
effective 1t should also pass the House.
whore the delay is feared.
The return of Mr.. Hoshi, the japanese
Minister, from a brief lsave of absence in
Japan, has drawn renewed attention to the
question of Japan's attitude toward Ra-
waiian annexation. Mr.. Hoshi stated to-
day that while he had no intention OF
discussing in the newspapers the official
relations of MS country with the United.
States, he thought it was due to both
Governments TO disavow in the most pub.
lie manner the sentiments and de-igns re-
garding Hawaiian annexation frequently
attributed TO Japan in the press of this
country. He felt it to be his duty, he
said, TO state that it is absolutely untrue
that the Japanese Government is opposed
in any manner whatever to the annexa-
ton of Hawaii TO the United States.
To an inquiry regarding the instruc-
lions with which his Government had en-
trusted him during his recent visit to
Japan, Mr.. Hoshi stated that while OF
course he could not reveal the nature of
those instructions, it was not improJe er
for him to Say that they were of kind,
in his opinion. to facilitate materially the
settlement of the questions resulting from
the annexation of Hawaii in which japan
can righifully claim to be interested.
There is no reason, he said, why the full
and fran discussion, and in the end, the
just settlement of all such questions
should create the slightest friction be-
tween the two countries.
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CALL OFFICE. RIGGs HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Dece N Der II

There is a considerable number of Re-
publican Congressmen whose position 1t is
inaccurate to describe as either for or
''against' the annexation ofthe Hawaiia u
Islands They would like to have the
United States control Hawaii; but they
cannot think of having statehood in the
American Union accorded to those
islands IS even the remotest possibility.
In short, they want something our con-
stitutionaI system has made no provisio n
for. and that is annexation or an alIiancs
which does not confer either now or at
future date the political rights now en-
loved by the States of the Union.
The proposal to make Hawaii county
of California is believed 10 be impracti-
cable If this were done something here
tofore unheard of in the way of county
government would have to De devised,
and the electoral troubles in such case
would be merely transferred from the
Union itself to one of the States. How
would the Californians in close guber-
material or gisative contest like to have
the voters on the islands, thousands of
miles away, overruIe the majority of the
people of the rest Of the StateP
1t is not regarded as wise TO make any
stipulation that the islands shall remain
permanently "territory. Besides be-
ing one of the worst systems IN the world
our territorial government has always
been regarded as an anomaly which time
must sweep away.
Hence, cautious Congressman are say
ing: Hawaii ought never 10 be State /;
we have too many of that kind now; she
ought not to remain a territory, as that
is only a temporary expedient anyway; {;
She cannot well become part of any
present State, and SO what are we going
10 do with her?'
Here is great opportunity for original
iiy in statesmanship. If some aspiring
young Congressman who has carefully
studied constitutional systems would only
devise colonial plan which would meet
the needs of such communities az Hawaii,
and would al the same time be fully IN
accord with fundamental American po-
Itical theories, be would awake to find
himself famous. Everybody is looking
for some such plan, and saying that a
commission should be set TO work to de-
Use it; but is there any guarantee that
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MOTHER
MCKINLEY
IS DEAD
Slowly the Life of the
Presidents Mother
Ebbed.
PASSED AWAY AT A
RIPE OLD AGE.
End of an Active Life Most
Beautiful in It's Quiet
PeaCefulneSS.
ALL RELATIVES PRESENT
AT THE CLOSE.
At O'Clock This Morning the Aged
Woman Answered the Final
Summons.
End of an Active Life Most
Beautiful in Its Quiet
PeaCefulneSs.
ALL RELATIVES PRESEN
AT THE CLOSE.
At 2 O'Clock This Morning the Aged
Woman Answered tho Final
Summons.
Special Dispatch to THE CALL.

CANTON. OHIO, Dec. 12-Mrs. McKin-
ley passed from life at few minutes past
2 o'clock this morning with all her chii-
dren and relatives at her bedside. She
did not suffer any in her last hours, but
grad dually passed from the deep, paIsied
sleep in which she had rested almost con-
stantly for the past ten days into the
sleep of the dead.
No word could be secured from the
house for some hours before tho dissoiu-
ton. Knocks of reporters as well as
hose of telegraph messengers were un-
answered. At 2:35 an undertaken was
summoned and the first publicity given
to the public of the death.
The end was most beautiful in its quiet
peacefulness. She seemed to sleep SO
soundly that it was difficult to tell whether
she had vet breathed her last. This condi.
tion continued for half an hour. There
was no struggle. She seemed to sleep heI
| life avav.
The President and all of her family
were by her side. There were no reoog.
nitions, however. Her last consciousne.
4 was noulS oeloHe AeI uudI taxing away.
At 3 A. NJ. it is impossible to max,
known any arrangements. 1t is not be
lieved that any will be made until tn,
much worn family have a few hours res
and sleep. Tne President at o'clocI
this morning appeared in the best O
health.
At $3.50 A. NJ. the family, worn out will
long watching, were retiring for the frs
rest in the Mckinley house for ten Ion.
days and nights. The Presidents wifi
has withstood the strain better than i
| was feared she might.
The family in their long vigils have al
seemed pos essed of the great strength O
the mother, whose vitality at nearly
ninety surpassed the expectations of th,
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Continued on Second Page
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PROFESSOR ]. P. MAHAFFY.

When it was reported in August last
that famine was imminent in the agricul-
tural districts of Ireland, with a prospect
of great suffering among the poor, The
Call . engaged Professor j. P. Mahaffy,
the eminent educator of Trinity College,
Dublin, to write a series of letters
setting forth the true condition of affairs
from the viewpoint of an impartial OBJ
server whose facilities for obtaining knowl-
edge were of the best. Professor Ma
haffy's first letter is published this morn
ing.
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Need Not Eeor Hnr.

BARCELONA, Dec. 1l.-Lieutenant-
General Weyler has asked the Govern
ment to submit to the Chamhn the notes
exchanged with the United States on the
subject of President McKinley's message
TO Congress. He declares that with the
elements in Spain and the heroic courage
of her soldiers they need not fear war
with the United States.
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money, All these classes are ready to
promote the cry of famine for the pur-
pose of bringing extraneous money into
their districts, and then repaying them
selves the various little debts the poor
people owe them, the gombeen man is
thinking of the interest on his loan, the
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12

San Francisco Fair Sunday probable light
he westerly winds.
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FOURTEENTH PAGE.
Births. Marriages, Deaths.
Decadence of Austria.
FIFTEENTH PAGE.
News From Across the Bay.
Progress of The Golden Jubilee.
SIXTEENTH PAGE.
The Examiners Latest Crime.
SEVENTEENTH PAGE.
A Tragedy of the Sea.
From Under a Shadow.
Brave Piper Milne.
EIGHTEENTH PAGE.
Truth About Tiburon Island.
Awed by Superior Servant.
NINETEENTH PAGE.
California '49ers in 1897.
Pretty Girls in San Francisco.
Heroine of Many Battles.
TWENTIETH PAGE.
Late Portrait of Pope Leo XIII.
Tissot's Great Work.
Making of Musical Com posers.
TWENTY-FIRST PAGE.
American Prince of Moscow.
Pink Silk Matrimony.
TWENTY-SECOND PAGE.
Schools of the State.
Do Suicide Clubs Exist2
TWENTY-THIRD PAGE.
Literature and Books.
TWENTY-FOURTH PAGE.
Society.
TWENTY-FIFTR PAGE.
Fashions.
TWENTY-SIXTH PAGE.
Boys and Girls Page.
TWENTY-SEVENTH PAGE.
Theatrical News and Criticism.
TWENTY-EIGHTH PAGE.
Out OF Town Personals
TWENTY-NINTH PAGE.
"UncIe Jim and Uncle Billy.
THIRTIETH PAGE.
Fraternal.
Mines.
THIRTY-FIRST PAGE.
Commercial News
THIRTY-SECOND PAGE.
Den Owner Atlas Convicted.
New Plan for Postal Savings.
Garbage Plant Troubles.
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friends of the measure
have been compelled to
admit that they cannot
secure the necessary two
thirds vote. 1t has been
found that a number of
Senators who were con-
fldently counted for the
treaty are against it, while
others have expressed
doubts about the advisa-
bility of hasty action.
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. SO 9 q o . q 8 8 8 q 8 90 "a
NEWS OF THE DAY

Weather forecast for San FranoisC
the morning; fresh westerly winds.
FIRST PAGE.
Annexation Loses Ground.
Mother Mckinley Dead.
Mahaffy on Irish Famine
SECOND PAGE.
Prison Directors Meet.
Los Angeles Reform Wave.
Urge Farmers TO Organize.
THIRD PAGE.
Did Dreyfus Betrav France2
Kaiser Gets the Glory.
Fiehtinr Near Havana.
America Loses P estige.
FOURTH PAGE.
Santa Clara Teachers Gagged.
They Lynch the Negro.
Ca.sell held for Murder.
The Lightship Launched.
FIFTH PAGE.
England's Foreign Troubles.
SIXTH PAGE.
Editorial.
WHY Texas Was Admitted.
The Campaign of SANDER.
Fifty Thousand More.
Our Coming Exposition.
Journalism at the Capital.
Proposed New Army Uniforms.
Personals.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Liquor Dealers Will Organize.
Trenton Place is Threatened.
A Footpad's Brutal Act.
Arrest of Daring Burglar.
A Serious Streetcar Collision.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Miller Leads the Bikers.
Great Ham burg Sold.
Caucus on Civil Service.
Police Want Clean Streets.
Bids on Lincoln School Property
NINTH PAGE.
News of the Water Front.
Racing at InglesiIe.
They Want to Go to Congress.
TENTH PAGE.
Box Com pine Disorganized,
Arrogance of Supt. Fillmore.
Calendar of To-day's Services.
ELEVENTH PAGE.
Durrant's Approaching Doom.
Poison in the City's Gas.
Society Tableax for Charity.
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1900 male Americans on
of age, and nearly half of
nexation, while nearly all
lation is against it.
port of the United States
Dubois, keeps the pres
a republican power. 1t
day if the United States
port. 1t will require a
Stantly to maintain any
States may establish there.
consent to the destruction
WASHINGTON, Dec.
in a position to know that
treaty IS not urged in
The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12

the islands over II years
them are opposed to an
the balance of the popu-
Nothing but the sup
Government" said Mr..
ent oligarchy-misnamed
could not sustain itself a
should withdraw its sup
large armed force con-
government the United
The natives will never
of their national life"
lit is stated by those
the reason the Hawaiian
the Senate is that the
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
6emriR Sbfcn.

timber C~pcrfriFtsn gen forte apis'
luicr", "Gt Sntrpiew uoen Orb, m,o'
btr 81. a. feIgsnbs t "gtrl. Sdgebl." ON
Scnrit Sbisns 5rrbsn / &yiitionia.
81. ilaar IL, en- Iorttlnot StttttIf'
1riosr forTgtig tg IntIes 8isnnsm So'
teuets Cal. Der bIiosr bEitioeli9 { till
6eo opcrolt, oGss 9Gitts Fclgsr hoert
Stubt, mbbsr 9soH9,IIs at ben 'orte
GtttfelIs. San sr Der, 9snrit 3D'en.
Oaqltg inbFnoer ban fig reo Wi9cn9s'
lib / Gjrdno 60tsI8 2Gisfal, oogIt8 ajen'
t1oer bet famine StueIpiI fig, bNs
ftunme 0sIt punttIig cpF1Ibsr 1T PRO-
gram. .6per Dag sr bet It rnbet Gus
bitorilIm, men bog ben iommeS tilbeo oq
&o. 9RIerns Iunter glpiisrns, nen 'f''
ben miuoIteSte At 9labene f~oritprrsr
SeItlIebeoen psb Senrtt SbIcns Sntre
QGIeiaIm puu Srunb Sotsl.
Sans Stol ftaar peo @nouet tilpens
fire, % paa ben tor ingsn intte iig. Den
bIiper NOT en- Sang iolgt til en- eIIer an
zen 2icbbdbsr af &uripIttetcr, Der maoite
lie bebeoer at pGrc GrglGnoer eaer
slmtriturer.
@trsg rn frpgtelig Sebe / S~riitiania,
Hn Nrsjprte Stittelie brnDer Zig lite
oul, Gdn sr trooS al 9orms tIGot /
a.t
3 tanqIomt Sembo meb 6opsbet IiOt
farorerbciet, Stottsu / ben pen1tre
s0aaro, meo ben beirs Saarb, foori ban
boloer be Iorte 6anoiser, poa Rpggen,
gaar ban aisrrem @aterHe, og famine
Sitting bstraber ban 29IeIalen. 6an
taosr Sattsn at, % bet at nGiten fele
8srbsu tarattsriftiite Sppso fan MI be-
unors8. N8teren saar ZEN til apisa
boroet, taasr ct uorit og ct inf glao
co goar Zen til fin Plabs. Ser 'tdor
u[ereoe To Flaffer, en- meb G~eltIsrpano
ca en- urosn mto 8btTtp. Den norits
Qpis blt0sr ban Eurttg iGrNg meb, mes
oenS ben tpite lGies ombpggsligers.
5ra Sib til anosn taiter Digtsren ct
Bit uo / SaIen, men tun for ct Steblit,
Iau bsitiaftissr ban iig igisn msp 2ass
riugsn at i'm QOis. Set Der banoIer ON
3satsr og Stunt. Ipnes ban at lGis orls
bp8geligt, merens bet anost Stof ipues
IT iuterssisre Fam mirors.
Raor 2asningn er fOrbi, er ban pgz
Iaa farbig meO tn Oit. SaaIeoss Tom
fan sr traaot ino, forloosr ian Solsn,
ioet ban bosrtm hiIIsr sllsr taller meb
nogen. 6ele oenne Scene bar np9st
sicnbommeIigt RED fig % ritoe pgioa
5Gtte SpmGrtiCmfeb, isIo ON !6oOsopers
Ionm life par Senrit SbIen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
ayer'a
0atr gtgn
RedWingL utheranL Ii
Seminary.

Den nDe Satalog er
Dig, % faces frit oeo at t
3. Iaen, euer $. 8. Sie,
Reo @in9, N}inn. STAT
9ioer npiastig OplpSuing
peorprenOe Sfolen. Sr
0iesel Optase8 lngen uni
Iar, % ingen optage5 fl
tere StO enO Ell Sermin.
iom er Der bet belle ct,
faar $40 / Giilag % bette
gebetales peo Sfplens Slu
Sfoleus Spsaue er, at 9lp
unge Spinoer en- goo triitel
oerpisnln9 % Sporagelit
fan bliue Dem til Nptte
&alb i 2iuet. SerfOr unoe
Der life blot | DC literGre NJ
iaa / De prattHfe Sag, ia
NtaOlapnins, Stanoarbcioe
Saaoe ganlle O9 uge Q
ber melOe fig int mart jon
Ii9t, Og icaIeoesi ii8 7
Geno eiter aaalog.
S. NQ!
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
Siiferterne.
Glib eflitet

S'tpe III
teaner fig sanite lupenOe, itripes Der
lobe bs. Sra Srsmanser i 0proiioro
III 8ooB er Der / rgens Sob blepsu lat
ct betpoelist Nntal stans. uiitnOt
inlaa, men bog lite minbrs, eno at man
bar funoet bet lgunsnoe at proe Ngs
tsrne. apalttsten sr eoo, men Silbss
iOrten er iremoelss af oe minoIte Mer@
Ter. Gpr NorSIanbs limits peofom.
nlenoe autages bet ppiiitebe apantum
At uo9jSre ca. 5000 3snoer; / bet
tbrcno blemfte 9aar 5ansitsn op til bet
balpe.
ueeniUr 2ansD | @efteraalsn iore'
gaar Der ct rtst @arufife; man latter
Storbaaosue for buer 1ur. Ser er BET
be itsriie Merier, ium ianses. llb.niur
GiosiiOrO | Saoiel iises Der at ltaa en-
betpbsli9 Siloetpnsoe. Ser CT altiau
lloiigter TT, at Oenne tiolisere neitsr
uGruisie Sulosrube Osiaa iaar oil taie
loset al Jig.
4riien er Itessn til Ell uoentet Ssioc.
9aa fine Steber betales Der Optll 22
ar. Maaltpnren. 8are MI life ajrs
berne iorlsber iis isien. Set er Oct
minore beloise i,Otl,e silOefiite, iom
letter GRpb / benz.
Srfsurist ital Der berife aoifiIis
fla ibeb paa be uosnlauoite Siloemar.
febtr. Gfteripsrsielsn ct trag, %
Sri erne tsmmells parisrsnoe. &ie,
bernie uil moi ie 1ioen on; De oil peute,
til bet piier fig, buuo bet uurIte 6sOflc.
rife autaselia uil TONNE til at FATE al
fig. De fsrite 5urleuoelier al 6ebiln
fan imiolsrtio, iom iaouaulist. psnt.
at iinos Signing til antaselise Srlier.
Oct npe tratfsr 10 %betanois gus.
Seiiiffet
u~oretuiielos bar eiuet ct sauHc epSt
lobptte. S'nr bar JiIfsrne / Cfiin.
marfen pGret Geloiss. &usierne Tor
osiaa betalt Sarsn ieroelss soOt. iS,t
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
T0nmarfs @ltnoe.

Gs gIinbss unberitsttsIIss, % 2es
Iefprsning al 1888 bur uoienot 2lQrss
bsrttring for 1896. s unOsrItpttelicr
sr Der ! 1896 uobstult 1471 Str. til Id
8Gno, beraf ba0os Sc 8op9l / 9ropins
i.rns, So i Sisbsnbabn. Sra afoeoe
Roaoitor @rdnoiean sr mobtdget en-
8lps paa 1000 ar., fom tilfaIoer bet
ilts GOno, Der kroso 6lirer paa 10000
&r. Observation-Disclosures er fOrtiat /
Ilmm Spor ION fOrrigs Qar. Oct cirs
tu!,rsnoe @ibIiottst er bIepet Iaa meget
icrg9et, at 9sItprelfen fra September,
naar ben ME Ssrie bsennbsr, bill tunrs
5ros fine bIinos 2aisrt 300 Siber Cas-
ming on Wuansbsn iitsbetfor ipm tioz
Iigert tun 200. Der CT | Qarets 2e6
iult afitreret 14,789 Sibsr Qunttfriit.
) IGnBers Sio bar Santsn ON al ops
rstte ct 9iem for artsiOsSpgtjgs blinbe
GOinoer oprst unoer SperpeitIIe. Der
bar { osHRs aUleoning bunnst iig en-
&Cuits, pg sftsr at Der at en- @sIgjrrer
Pua Jrsoeritsbsrg bar girst siliagn ON
IN pa5ienoe 6runb. Ct man bss9nbt at
jnoIamls giorag.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
NoparjeI.

Shift Duar IRfte iss / "Rs6 Rioel
Eibnoe" en- IoparisI mob en- at biSIt
iaa,aIote asentsr, iom refer Omtrina
% frlssr Groceries til 8armsrrs Og Be-
bragsr benz. 81 faar life garsrns.
Gn iaaban Ggert beieger M 5ars
nsrns her / RicoLet, rg ou "0stprabs
qoiten" boloss nGitsn al bper Wano,
fda piI jig si.nnem ben fau Gop til at
aboare mob oenre Spr. San sr norit,
men taller flDrenoe Gngelit, unotagen mso
benz, iom itte f~orItadr BET. San er en-
liom tpt % pen perIon ms[lem 80 %
40 aur. San bar 2inrp Seam % 81lIt
Og tisrer / 9opbug9p. Noar ban font
mer til en- 6drmer, Iad ipringer ban al
% tager mso / ben enc Sdonb en- firtantst
flao Dor, bbori Fan bar Yrepsr al lin.
8drsr for at ptis frem; I ben unben
6uauo bar ban en- Ijoen ReiIepai lie. San
er msset psnlig og bilisr i 9daron %
iperger, ON man tjsnber $. SlIon.
9an tagsr life iterrs Srores snb for
$500, ps be, ION betaIer meb bet fans
ne, ilipper meo at betale 5ragt. Ser /
en- Iiosn SmtreOs peO jsg, at ban fl 50
tontdnt, men hi fit itte @arerne. 9stte
til GoparIl for andre 6armers, blanot
ban forbes.
Sl g. 2arpcIo.
nufh Pirpr minn
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31

rene ib1rS,. fremfti1ers 8orgr,rigsn
iaa, at be mdatts faa BET Snbtrpt, at
unionn bauhe llret, oe at Spbsrs Sps
rrr bar 'uIot Iooligt. Ssri burs Der
Re en- 6orauoring, % Stordrmsen bar
iaIbst til al frsmpir', ben. 2aubst er
lille tent meo, at Rerrsne rpI9rss | en-
HItorifi 2egn. Wor "rpIttr lille on bio
btsc Stiprts" reb at fortunt Sunbbsbcn.
Saoet mtrIem RorOsn ca Snosn Isur
rstop pao Gegus; men BET bill Imcltc bort
| Gdrobebsp8 Col.
GoiutantacnsraI Charles e. gurmei.
fer msebeIte ffIscube GpInsniuQer:
0r 30te Snni 1897 baOOs Storar'
mccr 7,106 goItsr mtb 319,456 Uteb'
isrmer. Z @ortts 2sb our 1913 af'
oauct o,b 0DO,n, 1857 baSbe fact ba'
OsrGg qfTteo. 30,7l1 rur bIeDsn iu'psn'
bert % All r1r uOItsott for ouarliq
Sp'er1a.
Sdlri1ft n W,bIsm1ntalst I Rsr
port, hoor bet btIebsr ia til 36,218.
bernuf tomm,r q,nni9lponia nlsb "a,
. 1852, Otto mco 3O,2O6, Srinc's met
/ 25,O54, moarahuIetB mto 21,617,
Snbiura meb 1884, Wtdiaar mel
16,O3S, Soma mcb 1921, MisTour
meo 1885, Sanfos n,o 1928, mis-
. conTr mto 1921 % minnsiotu mst
/ 1859 8 ,, sorige Statsr btlsbsr
mcolsmautaIst fia fra 5000 til noslt
5unbrtoer. Z GnosTatota er bel
2.243, / RprosD atota $40.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-31
Den fore Operipcm.
melie.
6oriarbelis nlpffe.

Wdn cir fig pao afftanb neppe nos
get gs9reb ON be ufprs lllptter, Tom
Tor ct par Tiger iiben bar rammet fore
Dele al W.lsmeuropau. Wan bar bet
iiofts Nurbunbr.be itts parst 9ione til
en- iadodn Glsnoigbsb. Stp6ruo, SdeIz
oeIr og Resn bar ioradriaset Spsrioemz
mslisr os Soel9sgsIisr Sahisn, BIB
men os S6l,iisn. 6unorsoepis at Wens
neitsr sr orebt, Wiaionsr al Dollars er
goat tabt. Stors Gdnbbiftrittsr sr sbes
Idgt for mango LANCE adr. 2tlt er repet
meo, Suie, S~ernbansr, 8Rrtiteber, Wdrs
tsrnes WuIbioro 49, aft.
Sg bet n Spftlanos fattis'ts Gsns,
at benns lllsfts er flat nsb. SadIcbes
| S6lsfien, be .Isnoist fattise @ao.rss
Gdnb, bpor gefultninssn bar miitet alt
bet lille, be aebe.
Saabdnns 8ataftrofsr fpott.r al mo-
berns Sstnit. 0e beoit funberebe 9roer
i~pltntrss ION 9lus, be Drlbigits Dam
ntnger itpnss pat fcm log Serb. Dirt
ntrgerne er forfarotIies. Ss a~lisepsl
er man ofts forbauiet rDer, bpor hurttgt
Soslasgelisns Spor uoiIettss. Den buss
Iiss 8irtinnRb sieroptases m.b M
Strait, og aint eaur after TN rplise,
iabns Sang brpper Be Steber, bpor
9sb og Glerbisbeb, Graub os Summsr,
3ufenoers lllptte % Sorg fplote 2uf'
ten meb Stris ps gsn.
Mennefshbsns utr9ttslige Qrbsibs
illuftrsres ttte bsbrs srlh peb bet marie
li9e 8i1eoe. Der fremItiaer fig efter ilise
forfarbsise gegspenb.ber: Gsrit 2am'
meIisn oa SslbppgipeIi,n, faa Sperblits
tst oDsr lllpt.ens Omfrng - ps berpaa
rpe nag, npt Sdab. rpt mob.
Tpfe 8labe sr fulos at gntelttsber,
Tom mibt I fin Sorferbslisho er ganite
turisis. Saalsbss er ct fort 9aoebctsl
iporlsft foripunbet. Oct sr iimpsltben
Bit borte. 8anhst bdpos tat bet. Man
Deb lite, tpor manss Giaiter Der bar,
men orer 100 plsisbe Der alttp at bare
paa benns Garsttb.
5 Sort, en- gp paa 10000 Wsnnes
FER, kIiggenoe pso ReisieEoOen / Qros
pinin 9ranoenburg, ftingrecs Garsiigs
nal gienem gpsn 81. 1890 Rat til
Spncus. lib paa Worgniiben trpsOs
man at bore oper bet pGrite. W&sn Iau
bDrtes plubielis forfarbslige Raab: Der
bar gadt Sui puu en- Oamning openfor
Sernbanebrpsn. 81. "a ON Morgsnen
barb eIs 9ben meo llnotasslie at Sirten
unber 8anb. 81. 8 ON 5prmiboagsn
bapbe 9anbst / 9n,ns 8uosr en- 9pboe
at 7 Dieter. Siertstiarenne bar gsfoltz
ningsns 5prtbiIsIIs. Msor. / 9aaos
itres paa fine Barn, Barn raatte fra
Sassne puu fin Nor, Gig os @ugBsr
meb bsbe Barn leo / Gdbsrne. -
0ette sr bare en- rsgst u~fuloItRnoig
9srstnins. 2ignsnoe RGbitIsNiIorins
ger fprslieger / tpite gIaos fra be faIes
fife gpsr Siri6berg, 9unilau og flsrs.
Saalebes er BET qaat msb en- Snss iterre
9per ps en- n9iten utGlelig RGtts at
2unbsbpsr.
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.iitanbbragt Snoiamlirger. Den eiebIits b
tslise Ngo ug 5ortrtlslls er naturligpis I
0enne mennsitslise 9arnbisrs ST
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