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wolnen's Dress Goods svltl Come High.

Wonens Dress Goods VIII Come High.
 Tho extremely high duties which Dingley proposes to collect from wom- en's dress goods should be more gener aiiy understood by tho women of this country 1t is they who must suffer most beeausv of these duties. Here are few samples of the increased duties taken from list prepared by Mr. P B. Worrall of the dress goods importing firm of Fred Butterfield G5 Go. of New York:
 A wool and cotton cloth costing in England Is. per yard, equal to 24 cents ill our money, weighing IS ounces to the running yard, costs under the pres ent tariff 33. 6 cents per yard, while un der the proposed tariff t would cost CT SIG cents per yard.
 A wool and cotton cloth costing in England 2s. 4d. per yard. equal to 58 cents in our money, weighing 28 ounces to the running yard, and costing under the present tariff 78. cents per yard, would under the proposed tariff cost s1. 1858 per yard.
 An all worstea cloth. costing il England 2s. Id. per yard, equal to 5o cents in cur money. weighing 16 ounces to the running yard, and costing under the present tariff 20 cents per yard. would cost under tho proposed tariff SI. EOS per yard.
 "A 3a inch black serge (cottoD warp), costing in England 5-Sd. per yard, equal ill our money to 15. 25 cents, weighing less than 1 ounces to the square yard, costs under the present tar if 22.87 cents per yard. Under the pro- posed tariff it will cost 30. or cents per yard
 "A 27 inch black sicilienne (cotton warp), costing ill England ' 7-ed per yard. equal to 5.75 cents in our mon ey, weighing 3. ' ounces to the running yard, costs under the present tariff 23.Ga cents per yard. Under the pro- posed tariff it will cost 33 52 cents per Varf.
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GeEtoel.

X. saaon says that in England at I@s aay the expression genteel S:s 's f saiiuln Of tho underbred N with waon wives are la }. v those who in their own
 \ aaown as gents ard the like. |ss' @ 0o0 persons are engaged |'Ssaolsoture of explosives in Lass year 40 persons in the
 1''s Sllled and l67 injured by
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lnauenee.

E' E'lah being can como into the [aont increasing CT diminish E'p total of human happiness, VI the present, but of every N M age of humanity. Nc one Epa himself from this conaec. E's Is no sequestered spot in
 srse 10 dark niche along tho \ ||aVhexlstenoe to which he can |%VM his relations to others,
 aA Withdraw the influence of E E'se upon the moral destiny of N Everywhere he will have |s'S |sa Who will be better or worse |'auence. New York Ledger
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FoolinG tho Farmer.

sample taxes from the Dingley bill. with comparisons showing the over whelming foreign competition to whict the farmer is subjected and what pro tection the ways and nealas committee regards as indispensable:
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Imports to rni41.l es+n i.nr |



 Dingley bill. 1896. I8ss Barley, 30c per bu. e37, ,3s4 bu 7,G30, ,S31 bu Ceg1l be. per bu. 4,3a3 bu e9g92, ,SS5 Bu Oats, l5c. Der bu. za,506 bu l3,0l2,59 bu Rye, lOc. per bu.- l5A bu 9S8, 468 bu Wheat 25c. per bu.2 llo,030 bu G0,e50, ,O80 bu Flour 25c. ad val. l,894 bbl5 Il 6s0, s64 bbls Butter 6c. per h.. 52,067 lbs 19, 87Ta3, ,ei3 lbs Potatoes, 2oc P. bu.. E5,2d9 bu GS0, 0e9 bn Total value of these exports during
 the fiscal year .$1s9 92a, Ga Total value imports. ts.................. I,86l, ,5ae
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Wonderful piii.

Uncle Sam Why, accter, that looks ike the pill Mckinley gayo mc to 10. duco my revenue
 Dr. Dingley-yea, it's ingredients arc practically the saulo, though perhaps they are somewhat stronger.
 U. S.-But you sa5 this is te increase my revenue. How can is work both ways?
 Dr. D.-It's aprotection and prosper ity pill and will produce any effect de. sired. It's an iafalliblo cure for any md all fiscal and industrial ills. If talk
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Admits Prices Will Be Higher.

With regard to Chairman Dingley ,a admission that the duty on wool will increase the price of wool, tho Kansaa City Times says: tThe consumer and Bot the foreigner, therefore, pays the tariff tax. It comedies also that the home producer puts up his prices arbi- trarily. Mr. Dingley's own words are a confession that tie Dingley bill is a fraud and a robbery of the people for the benefit of the few individuals and corporations.
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The most retroactive feature of the Dingley bill IS the provision for paying back to the big manufacturers their cau paign contributions.
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Please Read.

Farmers and gardeners who have grown meritorious products are UT gently requested to place specimens on exhibition at the Exposition Building stand reaay to pay for saL. [, il required, aud have glass jars anG preserving fluid on hand for their preservation.
 J. W. BocAeE, Sec.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
THE GIiiIEiN PLAN.


London. April ia special dispatch
from Constantinoplc alleges that the Greek
plan is to stir up n rebellion in Macedonia,
to blockade Salonica and to take lrevsna,
the town on the Turkish side Of the en-
trance OF the Gulf of Arta. and endoavor to
force the passage of the nardanclles with
the torpedo division of the Greek fleet.
Edhem Pasha. the Turkish commander n
chief In Macedonia. the dispatch adds. has
reported TO his government that he at
tackled the Greeks simultaneously at nine
different points. He further says that they
were speedily surrounded. that several
prisoners were taken and that the latter
have been sent TO Salonica. He conclu les
by stating that the loss OF the insurgents
was heavy and that OF the Turks was tri-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14

The beard of mauagcrs OF the Confelar-
ate Home madt answer to the report OF
the house committee on tina. institution.
a bill was introduced n the house TO
prevent dhsccurting of telchers' bills.
The Senate--An amendment to the az
preparation bill, providing for the pay
ment of the Bacon & Graves CHIN was
oiiered and went over, as cid amendments
increasing the educational department al
lowance and for the suppo.t Of II Summer
normal; amendment cutting off 5000 Tor
railroad commissioners was defeated, In
sirance department was given an adlI-
tional clerk; ILLS relating 10 holding OF
elections for road tax, to removal of coun-
" seats were passed; afternoon spent in
discussing the appropriation for the uni
versi:y; bill for organizing certain coun
ties passed.
The House Accepted an Invitation TO
attend the Confederate monument at BAL
las Two hours and a half SPENT IN DIS
cussing the resolution providing for terms
of four years for State and county Off
GERS, during which several warm remarks
were passed: refused Ito suspend ehe re-
dtstrctins bin for anything else, and re-
fused TO postpone It: discussion ran h.eh
and brought out personal remarks; favor
able majority report.
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ncports Made In Regard to Relief
Or sufferers.

Menphis, Ionn.' April l3.-The river
continues TO rise south OF Vicksburg and
the swift current ia tbrow,n, tho wp,ers
,.r, %,
as"''s' WV ''o"'s'"io 'oVee" WIZ enor'"o"s
iofce. a telegram received last night re-
ported that the leyee AT Davis lslard In
w,rrcr count, Nil ho, ,,.o,,,, ,,,, ,,.
-. ~,
ropoTt was premature ihe water IS wash
ing over the icvee at that point Many
peoplp have LETT the island with tha ,noi
,,l,a,,, &C.. 49,, -. 60, -,,
''''''e """ s'V'N 'o'e'a' "o""
Spots nave developed III the southern levco
| system aud the people In that section are
making n hcro,c .,ru,,,,, 10 s.yo ,boh
i",,'s u,iu otnV' proppitS.
,,, iN,isne we poeN"a'or III ,ne hoouea
r rt,ss'ss. ~, utI'a rs auout stationary, me
river az memphis coniinucG TO fall slowly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
THE DARING GNEEKs.
Three Thousand IrrcEuinrs Against
DO,ONO Trimmed TroOns.

New York April ia special TO the
Journal from Athens says: Tho heroic
troops who took icnere are now advancing
along the snow ridges OF the rinau noun.
tains toward the town OF Grovna. They
have already Gu, the telegraph wires be-
tween Macedonia and Piracus. closing cont
muuication between tho two divisions of
the Turkish army.
The pindu ratgc, which runs moth and
south. Is the only safe route Tor he insur-
gents into Macedonia. The insurgents in
tend taking 20 the heights about Greyna
and Will there harass the Turks III the
flank.
The enterprise is daring oven TO the
rolrt OF madness and will go town in his
tory one of the bravest acts Of the CEN
tury. There are 5000 rrcsulsrs confronted
by n trained army OF $4,000 Turks.
The fact that the Crock soldiers dld not
follow the insurgents show he splendid
discipline OF the army.
The war spirit here has reachel fever
heat. Five hundred volunteers arrived ia
day and marched through the city. headed
by priests with long, flowing hair, boting
flaps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
SPECIAL RIVER BULLETIN.
Davis Under WatcrGcncral Rise Below vcsbu0--
Mississippi Higher Than Ever Known Before.

Washington
Ious-
Mississippi change but little south Of Kookuk Will
rise the northward
two-tenths foot
stationary TIL wodnes
situation practically unchanged; tho river nearly
throughout last
high record broken here today with the gauge
and
the levee
30
Tally dworkco
The reading at vcksbn
1872 which
- " L. Weather
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NOT WHOLLY ENCOURAGING.
Condition of nhe Lcvcrs Along IN,
LONcr niNcr.

St Joseph. La, April l2.-Irhe levec sit
nalloh as far as can be observed from n
steamboat trip from New Orleans to thla
place by United States Assistant Engineer
iiarde, mny he summed up as follows:
Sunday, loyoos from Now Orleans showed
no immediate alarming conditions on either
side OF tho river from New Orleans to
baton Rouge The leveos on the right
bnnk are high and strong and on the left
bank In the Pontcharlrain district they are
on tho whole In an encouraging condition.
although IN n degree they are not as high
as on the right bank and thorc TIRE many
places whore they have been deeply gouRed
by wave wash and patched up with sscks
The section which is likely 10 be severely
taxed this week wns not reached until
Monday night and today. These are The
levees on the Couoordla and Tensas front
what will be the outcome, II Ii impossible
TO predict. but 1t Is useless TO conceal tho
fact that the outlook Is not wholly encour-
aging.
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Firing nj kissn1nn.

CANEA, APRIL 13.-WHILE FIFTY
TO REINFORCE THE FORTS AT KIs-
sAMo THE GREEKS FIRED ON THE
BOAT, SEVERAL SHOTS STRUCK THE
AUSTRIAN BOAT, WHICH WAS ASSIST
ING. WHEREUPoN TWO AUSTRIAN
AND ONE TURKISH GuNBoAT bonn
BARDED THE GREEKS AND RE
PULSED THEM.
IT is SAID THAT THE CRETANs RE
GENTLY IMPALED OUTSIDE THE
FORTS TURKISH NON COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS WHOM THEY HAD CAP
TURED.
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DAVIS ISLAND LENEE nROkI.N
The Entire island WIN lie Submera-
I'D in Few Hours.

Vicksburg April IA dispatch was 70
celvcd tonight from Ashland In. ns fol-
lows: The levoe around Davis Island gave
way at II n, M, today. The island Will be
entirely submerged In few hours The
water has fallen here one and half Inches,
no doubt In consequence Of the above break
The people there have made a heroic effort
TO prevent an overflow Stock Is being
shipped of now by boats.
Davis Island, commonly, known as Davis
Bend, s part az Warren county, Miss.
containing about 1900 acres of lAnd. a
large part of which Is cultivated. 1t is
entirely outside of any lcvcG System, hut
the planters there have been for yoars
maintaining one of their own with great
SUCCESS. Dispatches were received here to-
day calling for boats 10 ship out stock and
were promptly answered. The locality IN
remote from this city. there being no com
munication with 1t at this stage Of the
river except by boats and by way of Louis
lana
The situation nt Vicksburg * practically
unchanged, except that more anxiety is
being felt for the Louisiana loyoes az tho
river rises
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GOVERNMENT ATTACKED.
Sir william HnrcOurt scored the
Government Policy.

Government Policy.
London. April 13.-At a banquet given
by the Eighty club tonight Sir George
Trevelyn presiding. Sir William Vernon
Harcourt the liberal leader, charged the
government with shrinking from a definite
vote on the employment of the British
forces in Crete. He said that the gov
eminent had introduced the absolutely new
constitutional doctrine that II belonged TO
the government to draw up the oppositions
resolutions. This was an intolerable piece
OF tyranny. The government did not want
definite resolution. but an Indefinite one.
Referring to the European concert, he
said the opposition desired Great Britain
10 be the friend OF all States. but the
instrument OF none. Personally, he did
not believe in being drawn in.5 what Lord
Salisbury called the federal legislature. II
the European concert had had any common
sense at all the Cretan question would have
been settled long ago on the only proper
basis. namely: The annexation of Crete to
Greece,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
TODAY'S FORECAST.

ATCHISON. Kan.--The annual mann-
factnrers' shooting Tournaments VIII be
held here, three days. beginning today,
BALrlMORE-The Interstate assoc'n-
ton will hold trap shooting tournament
on tho Baltimore Shootii association
grounds. three days. beginning tomorrow
CHARLESTON, w. Ya.-The commits
son to revise the state constitution Will
meet here today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
COMPROMISES IN THE AIR.
Turkey More Fricndi,-rcrror in
Epirus.


London. April l3.-1he Athens CORE
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says that
compromise is evidently Is the airs Tur-
key is showing herself exceptionally friend
ly to Greece, and It is believed in dlplo-
matte circles that the two parties. II left
alone. would settle the affair in few days.
Advices from Epirus represent the stu
alton there as a reign OF terror. The Turks
are laying the country waste with fire and
sword The vail OF Janini has ordetcd
every Christian 10 give the Turkish army
ten sheep and a bullock
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that made by him In the chamber of depu-
ties last Friday in reply TO The luternol-
la,ion of Slgnor imbriani. the socialist
leader. He said that II Turco-Greels war
were inevitable he felt confident that the
powers would remain united. thus local
izing tho conflict and maintaining the
general peace of Europe. The senate u,on
approved by rising the statement OF the
foreign minister on behalf OF the govern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
Railroads..

Gulf and Interstate making preparations
for line via Anglnton to Bay City.
Commission listened to complaints on
the present ratio for cattle and took same
rndcr aivisement
Tho coming of the interstate commerce
commission.
The funeral Of Thomas u. Hicks.
Change IN time card of the Galveston
Henderson ard Houston and Missouri
Kansas and Texas.
Another large number of immigrants
arrive IN Houston
LOcnI.
The eleventh annual convention of the
Texas lrmbermen
The origin and objects of the order or
Hoo Hoo
Local committees getting ready for the
4. l.. a. convention.
The Light Guard whist tournament
Prominent militamen in the city
Jury secured m the Underwood, Burger
and Otto robbery case.
Como Of the features of the meeting OF
Knights Templars.
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Council OF Ministers.

constantinople. April l3.-Anothcr coun.
ell of ministers is now in progress at the
Yildiz Kiosk and 1t Is expected that 1t will
result in an important decision with re-
spect to the recent incursion on Turkish
territory. Additional battalions are dis
patched from Anatolia to reinforce the
Turkish army at Salonca.
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THE TURKISH VERSION.
Out of Pare MngnnDimity They
Took No Prisoners.

London. April ia dispatch to the
Daily News from Constantinonle says that
tho Turkish version of the fight at Daltlno
has been published in the Ikdam. which
states that 5000 Greek troops were allowed
to attack the place Their retreat was then
cut off and the Greeks were finally wnrsted
leaving 1000 dead and dying on the field.
The Idkam adds: "out of pure mag
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
Henry IIniInfnrnl.

Mount Pleasant Texas, April 13.--Thr
heaviest hail storm of many years fel
here this evening, almost destroying al
vegetables and growing crops and seriously
injuring fruits.
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Turks Fired ON Insurgents.

Canea, April ~ To-day the Turks fired
upon the Insurgents at hkrotlri. but the
fusIlade was stopped by the intervention OF
the foreign warships.
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Times, today delivered TO Governor Jones
Si2Ga In cash Tor relief OF tho flood suf-
fcrcrs. The governor Will send his private
secretary on tour through the flooded
districts to distribute the funds where
nNn.i VI
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vllc NIncllefA

Cotton futures 3a4 points higher.
Spot cotton very steady. with offerings
lieht; middling. l-l6c at Houston.
May wheat declined isc, closing at G73s
Gd71zc.
Net gains were registered in nearly all
stocks and an improved tore was evident
in bonds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
I,.urrent, Have Returned.

Trikalha, April 13,-lo p m.-The insur-
gent band have returned to Greek terri
tory with the except of one or two, which
are composed of only small number.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
War WIN SOP Coercion.

st. Petersburg. April 13.-The Novoe
yeremria declares all coercion OF Greece
upon tho part of the powers viii cease
SO soon as war is declared because other
wise 1t would bear the character OF pro-
Turkish intervention.
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In Italian senate.

Rome. April 1S.-In tho Italian senate
today tho Marquis Visconti yenosta. for
eign minister made statement similar 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
FILED a Tru., Deed.

Brentwood. Texas. April i3.-H. g.
'seamins filed deed Of trust. Liabilities.
$500; preferred home creditors. about
$500.
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State.


Bufalo gnats are causing very hea wv
losses to stock IN Fast Texas reportq
showing hundreds of head dead.
Hemrstead's new mayor intends to en
force all the laws.
Heavy hailstorm did great damage about
Monnt Pleasant.
Member OF the Dalton gang in charge
of sheriff on route to Longvicw, and
Tears of attempt at rescue are enter
tanned
The middle-of-thc-road populists of
Texas are keeping up their fight.
Supreme court holds interest may not
he allowed upon damages arising from
assault and battery, l!bel and Islander, Sc
duction, false Imprisonment nor personal
injuries.
Booker T. Washington to deliver the
commencement address at Prairie View
Normal.
Fireman a. S. WEIGH of Houston was
Killed In a freight wreck near Langtry.
Lilly white republicans will meet in
Houston to reorganfze.
Kansas and Oklahoma legislators who
viii ask cheaper rates to the gulf have
arrived ut Austin.
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Funds for Sufferers.
Little Rock, Ark. April i3.-Mr. n. 3D..
Brown, managing editor OF the Louisville
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-14
TODRT'S FEATURES.


1retc,
Nelthcr Greece nor Turkey 10 cr,,,,
matters. and Turkey Is cla!mo1 10 ~,
more friendly toward Greece
Greek plans IN case of wer arc n a.
pend largely on her fleet to chi Off co,,,
nuhication at Salondca and force IN,
Dardanellcs. She WIN also try TO stir nm
Macedonia. Wy
Insurgent bands have returned ,ror,
Macedonia.
fT'hg took place at Akrttgra
Az kissamo fighting took place between
Greek and Austrians assisted by Turks
Cubn.
Insurgents 100 strong. under Ranae,o
crossed the Spanish military line.
Domestic.
Jcherson's birthday celebrated In Wash.
inE'on by Dinner, at which w, j Rrvan
ami others spoke.
fopulist address issued by senator's and
representatives calls for union in the
party.
Senator Morgan closed his Cuban
sreech' no day for vote decided on
The Missouri river has changed its
enamel cutting off East Omaha. The
DaNs island levee IN the Mississippi gave
way ana the island is expected 40 be
Hooded. Rises reported along the Aussas-
s!ppi.
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CHANGED ITS COURSE
Missouri River Broke Through Its
Banks Near Omaha.
EAST OMAHA LIKELY TO BE CUT OFF,
1t May BE Thrown on the Iowa Side
OF the Stream.
DAVIS ISLAND LEvFE BROKEN
Island Is Cut on Eroil
ton. Hut Expected "a !.
SubIncrgcd--ticsc :,

Omaha, Neb.. April
river is changing its eli
and in doing so. threate
erty TO the value of $
lars. Last night the F.,
Its banks about Il mile
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Confined ON sixth PACED
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Domestic,

insurgents 80 strong. under Bandcu,
crossed the Spanish military line.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21

oiloe Gar mart bli ben alcr lptfsllaite.
G9 boor mansen Wcr, paa buis tnreos
Stno Iadrrn pfte iriacr tat % irit.
l'uloe lille lissiom faa Splifiu ooer
9nli9ist i9leu, ON bsuoes cngnng boa'
befulpe Out, Der bfep Jlaitsns Sloue.
turoe tomme % iOrtrae beuoe RrIi9t
% beitemt, at M bar ban looet CUB os
Jig ielp, at bet Hal blt anosrlebesl
On SanoSmanb, iom l9ler bette. U9
tdnlte tror at finoe en- eQer nnoell
"Sraao" - BIZ life BARN, at ou iinosr
ois le Strgtautcr / Slaoet bit. Stands
o9 tGnf liot, iuoep ou lar Din aritli
iptle imoo mig. Selp ON ou enooO
ltuloe pGre paa Iiueie, fan ou peo
Suos SiGlp og en- Grli9 Billie enouu
eli en- Wano. Sa. on ian! Seq pco
ON en- Guromauc, ri ale piloe ia BOT.
ten al IOr, iom par paa Bel I'll at bll
ct fOrIalbeut Sublett, men bpis iulte
Stlle % Grlise 6Orietter bra5t, mo
paa sGrens Os BersmmelieuS Saner.
pan oar paa Sci tit at bli lin Ntor til
Sor9, Jig ielu til Stum Os @auGre oa
Samiunoet til en- Spros; men ban bler
9torse til gGre.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-21
Spprai &pinocn GIoes.

gn beiienct ensellt 2Gse Ear nplia
i,emiat ben Yaaitano. at auinoen als
brig bespncer at aloes for tiolis uoen
eaen Sfplc. @n imnf auinOe, mener
ban, itanr i tit 30te Gar pla lit 2ips
S~piOepunft; tbi De tiolisere Tileaars
unsoommelise Sebas er bog intet ans
bet emo en- ifiDn 6ori1ttelie ON en-
uopiflius p9renoe. tlliommenbe Iralt.
Naar en- 9oinoes 3rat ior tiolis uii:r
Spor al 2retbeo, iaa li99er bette boz
u~eoiagelis 2epemaaoen. 2uustior'
osielis aoit upeu Giuerlins, @lan9e!
paa 9esemsbepeselie, 5oriemmelie al
lin eseu Yeriun meo Scnipn I'll bet
more uoieenoe er Sopeoaarlaserne til,
at en- 3urnbe taber Jig for burtis. gn
imuf apinoe bsr osiaa aste pei pan
lin Siubstilitanb. Ynii9tstrGffene an'
taoer i garenes Sob bet llotrpf. oer
Som oiteIt er traaot irem / benz. Qaars
be Qinisr sr altio ultiDnne. SuOre Sp'
rpmtleo berimpo siper Wiunberinserne
bette upabpsnbte Sraf, ION bar uosei
iaa pnbist ueo zig. aiarlise Zine be-
boloer lense lit milos, unstommelisc
9us. Yiitnof er BERTH iOruoen Der
aooe Billie Osiaa en- aneen 2ins nsb.
uenoia: Spite.