davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
Bad Record of Failures.

The report issued by Bradstreet's shows
that the record Of business failures through.
out the United States during the past six
months Is not rs favorable as was antici.
pated Mt the close OF the first qnarter Of the
current calendar year.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15

University and the college OF Notre Dame.
Governor Otero is thirty-eight years old,
and the youngest Of New Mexico's gov
ernors. He Is married, and he and his
wife and one child will occupy the Oldest
official building on the Western hemisphere.
It is q palace-300x150 feet-and was
erected $40 years ago by the King OF Spain
as the palace Of the viceroy Of the Spanish
Fronira
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
Europe Demands Turkeys Consent.

Acting upon instructions received from
their respective Governments, the Ambas-
sailors of the Powers presented collective
note to the Turkish Government demand
ing q cessation Of the obstruction Of the
peace negotiations. =,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
vs1,.Known Railroad Man Killea.

Henry E. Stone. who had been General
Manager of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad and President OF the
Chicago Telephone Company, was killed at
his summer home ut Nonquitt, Mass, by an
explosion Of fireworks. He was setting of
the fireworks for the amusement OF his
ohjldren
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
Death in French Floods.

The recent floods in the South OF France
are the worst that have occurred since
1875, 1t is believed that fifty persons have
been drowned in the Department o. Aucn
alone, although the inhabitants were
waraeI OF the impending disaster.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
Big Pennsylyania Tree Cut Down.

The largest tree in Pennsylvania Was cut
down few days ago. It was on the farm
OF John Pownall, near Christiana, and close
to the ruins Of the famous riot house. The
tree Is supposed to have been 800 years old,
AMI measured between eight and nine feet
across the stump. About three-fourths OF
an acre OF ground were covered W its
limbs. There were twenty-seven cords OF
wood secured from 1t.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
A New Style of Hat.

The Prince Of Wales has started n new
type OF hat, based on the model OF the
fluffy beaver, with broad, curled brim, OF
many years ago.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
To Rescue the Word Professor.

The Arkansas State Teachers Conven.
tion has limited the use of the title of
"Professo-" to teachers in colleges and
uniyersitie5.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
A Boast of Vermont.

yermonters claim their State to be freer
from tuberculosis than any other in New
England
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
OF Course.

she-Don't you think it is always diff
ficult to tell woman's age:
He-She always acts as if it was
Richmond Dispatch.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
LARGEST concressional District.

Jerry Simpson, OF Kansas, represents the
largest congressional district In the United
States in point OF population.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
A cAsTlLIAN GOVERNOR.
diruel Il. Otero, Who Is Now Chief E1
ecutiye of New Mexico.

Miguel A. Otero has been installed as
Governor Of the Territory Of New Mexico.
Governor otero is of pure Castilian blood,
he first OF his race who has filled the
yubernatorial chair Of New Mexico. He Is
thoroughly American In every way. HIS
education was obtained at the st. Louis
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
Canadian Jubilee Stamp.

The Canadian jubilee postage stamp Is
to he printed in New York.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-15
Pennsylvania's Army of Paupers.

A Legislative committee puts the mum.
ber Of paupers il Pennsylvania at 0,000.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21
Daily sessions for Registra-
ton.
WHAT A WOMAN CAN DO.

She can rumple up fifty dollars
worth of dress goods, and buy a reel
of thread, with an order to have it de-
livered four miles away, in a style
that will transfix the proprietor of
the establishment with admiration.
She can-but what's the use? A wo-
man can do anything or everything,
and do it well. She can do more in a
minute than man can in an hour,
and do it better. She can make the
alleged lords of creation bow down to
her own sweet will, and they will
never know it. Yes, and more than
that, she can tell good beer from bad.
That's why all sensible women insist
on having era er" Beer. They know
it's the healthiest and best bottled
beer to be had. Phone 1888.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

Despite the many societies we
have for the alienation of the ills
common to all humanity, there are
cases which come up every now
and again showing that these So
cieties, excellent as they are, do
not reach far enough, or, on the
other hand, lay themselves open to
inroads from the designing, who
get double assistance when assist
ance from one would be quite suf-
fcient. Some plan should there
fore be adopted which should, first,
enable the various charitable or
CARNATIONS to do more good than
they now are able to do, and, Sec
ond, should protect them from in
roads upon funds which are all too
scanty for the needs they have to
supply.
A lady who recently came here
remarked that the people all seemed
to be well off and that there seemed
no poverty. And this is the gem
eral appearance of the city. Beg
gars on the streets there are none.
But this is no criterion, for street
beggars are by no means as i'll off
as they make out. Street beggars
in large cities are a professional
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21

Considerable complaint is made
about the manner in which those
who wish to register are ques-
toned. Politeness and urbanity
are requisites in every public officer,
and if some of the statements made
are correct, it is high time that the
Government should instruct its
registering official as to his duty
towards the public. There is much
smoke" over the matter and there
cannot be smoke without fire.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21
Sticking ON. "

The attitude of the Japanese
Press is quite explainable. The
Hawaiian question is one upon
which the Japanese Government
can be bully ragged nicely. Count
Okoma the minister of Foreign AT
fairs, came into Office with the
promise of instituting a vigorous
foreign policy. A vigorous foreign
policy is not very practicable to-
wards America, Great Britain, Rus
STA or Germany, SO it is suggested
that at least something might be
done with Hawaii. And forth
with it is shown that Hawaii is a
weak nation, how weak is not APP
parently clearly realized, and moth
ing having yet resulted from the
negotiations 1t is a grand opportun-
ity to twit the administration and
it evidently has not been lost.
They now suggest that the Nan
iva should have been sent long be-
fore she was sent. These papers
seem to forget that the Naniwa
should never have been sent at all.
That the matter is one for diplo-
matte discussion, and that the send
ing of the Naniwa was a distinct
threat and very discorteous one.
The Japanese have made up their
minds that they are in the right.
The very idea that their demand
has met with refusal seems to set a
certain section of the press to boil
ing point. Now according to the
latest interview with Mr.. Shima-
mara, he has made no demand; he
has asked for an explanation, and
1t does not seem as if basis has
yet been reached. His last com
munication to the Foreign. Office
occupied some seventy-two pages,
and embraced large variety of
questions, which it has taken a
considerable amount of time to di-
gest aud answer, so that between
the demand" of the press and the
explanation" of Mr.. Shimamura
there is a considerable difference.
The Hawaiian Government took
up a stand after careful thought,
and when its position is thoroughly
understood by the Japanse authori-
ties we shall hear no more about
demands"
1t suits the vernacular press,
however, to worry the Govern
ment, hence the Importance given
to the matter in its columns. Had
the Government been left alone,
the Nariwa would never have come
here.
The japanese press has realized
that the United States Government
may have to be reckoned with in
this affair, and from advices here
now there is very little doubt of it.
The United States Government has
plans ahead which it does not in
tend Japan or any other country to
interfere with. The course taken
by the Hawaiin Government in this
affair is thoroughly known to the
United States Government.
The Hawaiian Cabinet and the
Hawaiian people need not be
alarmed at the vaporings of the
japanese vernacular press.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21

class, who really live upon the bene-
factions OF the charitable, and thus
beggars have been cleared ont of a
city where unorganized money re.
lief has been replaced by organized
relief by tickets.
But below the surface there is
much poverty. There are large
families where the husband gets but
a very poor wage and the children
are i'll state of emi-starvation.
There are those who have been
beaten in the race for existence and
who no longer can get work, young
er and stronger men having replac-
ed them. There are widows with
children, who earn but a precarious
existence, and when sickness comes,
succumb altogether. Then, even
among them, there are the design
ing who get as much as they can
out of one society and draw from
another as well.
We have to meet these evils, for
poverty is very great evil, large
number of societies. There is the
Strangers Friend Society, the Amer
lean Relief Fund, the St Georges
Society, two Portuguese charitable
organizations, an Hawaiian organi-
cation, and every secret society from
the Masons downwards, has its
charitable fund and does its share
of the noble work. How many
thousands of dollars are distributed
through this means, no one knows,
for in some cases, the left hand
knows not what the right hand
does.
Now if all this charitable efforts,
instead Of acting each institution
for itself, should be united, the
money expended would go a great
deal farther than it does now, and
the possibility Of fraudulent repre-
sentation would be minimized.
That some idea of this kind is
floating about in the minds of the
charitable is assured. Since an ar
ticle on the subject appeared in the
Star, some weeks ago, several PEG.
pie connected with the city chart
ties have spoken upon the subject,
and this article is written at their
request. Those who have the &C
tual working of these institutions
in hand, who have to attend to the
details, realize the immense bene-
fits that would come from associated
charities. The success of such a
plan has been demonstrated again
and again in the United States, and
is only another instance of how
much superior organized is to I'M
organized effort.
What the heads of the charities
should do is to consult together
and then call a meeting of their
respective officers. A workable
plan would then soon be laid down
that would enable these bodies to
work on better methods, and make
their funds go further than they
ever have done before.
Charity is a platform on which
all can meet. Earring creeds and
jarring politics can alike be laid
aside, and one aim can take the
place OF warning belief and thought.
To unite this best of the attributes
of all creeds, and to make it do the
greatest good to the greatest num-
Der, is great and good work, and
the Star hopes that the ladies of the
charitable organizations in this city
may be successful in forming the
association indicated.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21
FULL MOON.

The moonlight nights are bes, en-
joyed on a wheel. New wheels for
rent by the hour, day, week or month.
Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co.,
Love Building. Telephone, 325.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21
Wanted !

Wanted !
Your tea trade from now on.
SchiUing's Best wants it
your money back if you don't
like it.
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21
Our Shoe Show.

Every new style of Shoe and Oxford Tie
Every new shape toe Every shade Every
pretty novelty produced this season by reliable shoe
Makers will be found exhibition as fast as thew
can arrive, having been personally selected and made
to order for us. We might offer large reward to
anyone not finding just what they wanted in this
stock and not have to payit
But showing isn't seeing. We want you to buy
and we think you will buy if you see the shoes and
know their prices.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-06-21

A Schilling & Company
San Francisco
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
Sorifjeuiet

= 80 SprbfialO feltes tpbslig unoer
ct feftist llpeir oper 9rptinspiae, aens
tuctp, ON Worgsnsn ben 24be SUM-.
Store 9psninser rpitsoe, iaa bet tunoe
ices. Sprbbslserm git fra 9eit mro
Git.
- Oct bar trpttenoe pdrmt for &dns
iasbcerne fibits lss. ii9r be fsrfts fire
9aee. Stsrmpmetret oiits eisnnemz
Initlis 100 9rabsr % naaeoe iluttslis
op til 1O4. Der h9nbte life Ida Iaa
5ilfalbe al Sosrbsonins tlanbt 5ars
merne; maresItsbs tunoe Der life ar6eis
Res ube pdd Marterne. Smtring Gar
neb bar BET 1oa parmt, at 9epet trpmpeoe
iig paa SrGerne.
Seitprsrsn for ResersR prmalftos
len / 2onote. 4rf., bar til 4utbcriteterne
inbsipet alase oper, at en- Mpb bpioe
MGnb | hritten Silitunb for flers Oage
Iiben. brsb neb Snegnnesbsren til Rors
malitolsn, Hog Snrentdret iftpttsr, og
fsrte en- az 2arsrns, Prrfesior .. Z.
@aticn. ub / Stppsn, fopr be prpgleoe
Fam paa bet ubarmtisrtisits. Der sr
lat en- unoeriegelie isans.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

l9rsr 9isnnem Poiten ION fra Ncrtf
Oatotd Chemical So. til 4pinber oper
fele Noropeiten, ipm be Far itiG.t lioers
lise 5orild9. st al GirfulRrerne falot
/ SRnoerns pdd en- Il. g. S,nators
Batter, 1om eap ben til i'm 6uoer, oe
giennsm observation-disclosures bIeu IN lns
beriegeII. ieangfat. Sussn better
ubpre Spiigt i 2atotd.
Gienoeiie mob Sherman
8ranb Sorts, 25 be SUM-. Gfter
Surpen / M~proiagen mob Rornlnn bupz
be pGret uoe i Al sinner, bar ben 5reoao
Gftermiobag 81. Ais bleren enis ON
&jenbslien, Der lsb pad ~lipsparis 3ugt.
6usitruf. Msn Solicit Der sr life til
freps meo henne aisnpelie % Ipnes, be,
| bette Silfalbe life tunbe p9rs Sal,
en- anbet snb 0ebsItraf. Ncrmun bill
blipe forfsrt / en- unben Morbdntlagt
rem 13be Suli. nemlig Mprbst paa Den
pn9re at 9uttsrne.
StodboIoerne faar betaIe.
6. 6. Sourtelot, Geceiper for be IL
Banter: 9ranb Sorts Natipnal pg Sss
comb Rdtipnal, Ear at Controller Gctles
faaet Snitrurer, icm pual9gger BAN al
unberrette beege 8dnfsrs S~tntbplbere
ON, at be inben 14be SuIi maa finbe
iig / at betale 100 prrcent paa ale fine
glttier, slIer 10 Yrpcent ben n9prts
Suto % tilitrattelis Sitterbeb for b
reiterenbe 80 Yrocent / tire ligeItCre
maaneblige Qfbetdlinser. Oct brsier fig
Ter ON en- Gum at 100000 i @rann
SORTS National pg $4,000 / Seeono
Taticnul. pg rlnberretningen bar paft
Itor StrGt blanbt Stocfbolperne; tbi
paa benne Qarstib bill bet faloe iom en-
ualminbelie tung 8prbe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
4unTna.
Chiffon.

Rolss faa Mil i TOro for Salino
inptraf Nat .ilSbprsbugs en- GDtlrn, ON
efterlrb DEB rs Sbel9gselie pad i'm Bel,
af Samilisn Geeip bleD tire brG6t pg fir'
Iaarebe. llpsiret neorep bels !9uiet oa
Inpece fig pper en- final Strlmmel pao
en- FABIAN Maabe, at bet neorsp 0jerbet
ON SIR. @seIps 5upnegdng pad tire St'
Der uben at pusiere igiennem ben. Sst
fom sItenfra; men efter at BABE ubfs
lit 0srf, belt. ben fig iaaleoes, at ben
enc Del sif mob @eit ps ben anben mob
Worb. Slers andre lllptter rpgtes at
tape funbet Steb unber bette llpeir.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
luntnn Grrrttnru.
supianer bsoer mso eiptt Tor inpsri

Sort for Splnsbsang for npgls Sase
Siben blsu Scm Gticfuiuip. en- fulobIoos
Snpianer, bemt til 9sbsn Tor Spreri,
melpes fra Wi6ita. 8ds. Straffen er
/ Opsrsnsftemmelie msb GfictaIapitams
mems 2ppe. San bar for treble Sang
blepen qrebsn i 9pperi, Og SspOinssn
neateoe at beraabe ram, tpao Der par
Fans snsite Rsonins. 5 en- @csn blsp
ian tisrt til 9esrareliesplaeisn fort
p~Itenfor Stmulgee. !San itsg irem, be-
iraatepe FIN Srap CO tnelts oerpaa neo
t gen Iammsn mso Batter Som nc
Sntplt. 9srpaa blep Der rift Fam en-
itpr Sten peb Sopeoet At 8rapsn tat op
til ct Tibet Sra. Ser iatte ban iig nso
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
n ~onsrtsmano bob.

aruarssmanb Goparb D. Grotss fra
Gficaao fanbtss 5orsbag Morssn bob !
Ssuaen. Sdn oebs sanite urentst at
Siertefldg uhsn ncssn foruosda.noe
Spqbcm. Suiet reotce be iabpdnlisc
ReIclutionsr oe nsbiatts en- gegrapeli,ss
tpmiie beitaasnos at Jcis, Brine. os
gsltnap fra Sainois. Mopbp fra Ras.
Ia6uIetts, lpnsraf fra SOpd, acs.r
fra Sneiona. gailp fra 5sras. Sunter
fra aentuctp cs 9insmOrs ira arsan'
ius.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
@tpras n. 0sterIsa

fra Winnedpolis bten ben 24be bs. ub>
nGont til 9eputp auoitor | Stattamme-
ret. San er en- Ssn at ben 6eti.nbte
Sarpftsrfabritant Georss 9. Gfterlp
fra Dtitstpater, Dis. !San .r un6efas
let at Senatoruns Spocner, Reliou %
Tdbis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
Mtbtnnn.
3aufmano oomfQIof.

s 2ubbinstOn fulot Der Srsbas Gfz
tsrmibbas Dom mro Gbsiter 90. Gpms
itoct. San families Itplbig / llnoerilab.
Sette er ben fsrits at tire Eager impp
Seitprsren rs praiipenten for ben falss
rebs Macoita Gounts Sapinss gant.
Gomitoct bar untldget for Spertr9belis
at Statsns 9antlppe peb ielp at lame en-
tier Sum at 8antsns Penee, tiaige for
at bape liolaant psnge uben 5critjel til
0irsttipnen ps 4ttissierne. Gan er bel
tjenbt fom Sr9laItbdnoler.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
IcIpoebatteu.

Den 23be hs. bl,u Senatst f1rois uso
Sebatten ON Solesn paa lib % tos
bsrpua cp til gsbanOlins SpIpen PAD
ulonrsr. Solcsn pda I'm al treble
alasIe blep iaItiat til Gents per punn.
tuis ulcsn sr parot 10 Gents sllsr min.
ore per gunb. os Z Gents pr. punb al
treble 9lasie. iris ben ,r parst opsr 10
Gents pr. punb.
Ssnatrr Quup forsilos 9uiets -abs
polOrsm" 5plp pau treble a!asis ulb.
men hans ENHANCEMENT blen fpriafst
nlsb Al mob 10 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

os iaa Osben rofis imsoe. San for
munsoe ule ungs MGno til at bar Grs
liss mob fine Msbrlsnusiter og life feIge
bans iIstte GrempeL. 0d Fan bapoe
tuIt, bleu Fan bunrst for Ginsns % ituot
tilbscs at Stmulsee 0iitrittets lstte
Rptteri.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
TfnnraTrr.
Wspepe Grprssposnem i al stilbeo.

st louisville &c NaIfbiqe Grain bnbs
be 9sisg at en- Rsper Snsoas often ST.
9 melem Glartspils os 9utbrie. Gn
Mdnb meb to Hspolpere beprbrsbe grs
presposnsns M~ssienger til at aubns
psnssitabst, os bu bette bar fleet, forIps
nebe ganbittsn fig msb tostre suiinb
Dollars os hoppeoe al 5oget. San for
ipanot. 8lobbunbe er paa Sppr eftsr
ham. pasIagersrns pibits intst ON RI
~fprefalOne, for grpresasenten furtalte.
6pao Der bar b9nbt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
,mos sorbsia,e a, clwattem.

Genator Spooner fra Wisconiin
frsmlaaos fcrlebsn / Ssnatet en- Petition
fra 100000 gorssre ! Gticugo, ION
prptsiterer impb 5prtsislisn at Stattsn
paa ". pstitionen fplots en- aasi. 2
Job lang og 8 Sob tsi, os to psrionsr
mdatte bare BEN inb | Genatet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
n~tnn.,s,n .r ~lr.traae, paa ensa.

Sibtil II Der ioelig for.fulot 1rrfs
ninaer. / trilt. mart bet enc lndrt bet
annet pdrti sr gdast at meo Ssi,rsn;
i~daltoss sr BET ,ft,r be nDeit. gsrstntn'
gsr rgiad gaast til | bernie us.; Spds
ui,rrs 6er,ttsr ON, at be bdr Dunoct Der
sll.r Der; antetitees oar b. nrddtt,t ltgst
unoer.
SNioisrtio sr Ger iii Cuba 5or.nins
gen / Rstp Yort antrmmst Ct greO, bort
Der meIoes, at Regntioen pad Zen er
inbtradbt. 90 at lom 5slee oerdf aums
pen for en- lib sr opbsrt. Den cl6anit.
Qrme er for bet 5iosrum inoitr1nt.t tit
5000 Wono, men oisis sr bel ,tOip.reoe,
rdite, ~peIfsbbs og sr,rgiTte Solodtr.
Dette sr dlOslss lite 3iliGloet,
Tiger fan, meb Be ipdnite; b, lio.r unoer
SuttsIoorino, o. mso alGoer itaur bet
imadt til. pa @sn,raI mepler foretcg
i'm fad "beremte~ Mari6 fra Supdud
qjennem Wuntdn3ds iii Santa Clara,
d~nfsrts fan msGlsm 25 og IS 3uIinbc
Soloatsr; al oisIs tsot en- 3rebisoel at
Stopper % 5tber. SoIpital.rns er abs
leg orsrfDIote.
De Ipdnite Trooper er moolsie; Here
al benz fdr lite erbolot fine 2snningsr
pod 5 sllsr 8 Wadnsbsr. Bar bet life
for Gpunisns SdlSitarrigtso bible Sri.
gen U9ret forbi for lang lib iiben.
3stts er Snobolott az Soms3' grep.
men fra Ipdnft Sibs ,cmnsr Der fun
tsis llotalelisr ON be ipanite 9aab.ns
Seirs.
Griatn paa pbiaipptuerus emet.
Sfelge Gfterrstnirger fra bette ipdns
tie 2sRiee ifal Sprsrstrissn Der bare
cmtrent diiluttst; Der Ct fun 3 afIib.s
9iitrittsr, fem ,nbm life CT erobrst
at be ipunite Trooper.
Der gaar forrsitsn itpgge Rpst.r ON.
at Seier6errerne Ear piit ben melt az.
itpeliss 9ruicmtsb, og at bdaoe Jans.r
% mistantte Solt Ear pGrst ubiat fcr
be melt %ubarmbiertise piniler.
en- cpsases al umsrifs.
Scr 400 aar fiben cpbdgsbe So6n
Gabot Roro ameritas 5aftlanb og Retp
5ounolano, os til Winbe ON bam bolo.
tes Der fore 5eftliebebsr ! Grsbass, ben
25be SUM, babe | 9riitol, Srldnb, og
/ ct. Sobns, Newfoundland. 8 gri,
fol ldgoss ben Dag @runoisnsn for It
Minoesm9rte, Der ital fofte benpsb
$250,000; bet bar Warquifsn af DUFF.
ferin. iom lasbe ben paa 9oppen al
Brandon Sin.
8 5sftlisfsberne / ct. Sobns beltos
amsritanits, ensslits og frantic ariss,
ftibs; bet amsrifanfs "Wasiu9ui.tts"
patts f~torartst Sntsrssis, cs fl.re 1u'
iinbs Mennsiter aflugoe bet ct gefss.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
lerurxh-2uam
usssmmsr rirsesa % 3rssaa ysssssn.
npsrtisIsmsmtsr

rda l~usfsoerss ieueit Seer gsaHoag os Iorsoaa Wor'
s,n aDsriisismsHisr iustases NE to pdd stuaHoen
tslgrnss Rumtrs ueeHiHors BET Hirsi Ella 'oriaT'
sss. cuts ct HueriisismsHt. Der isrit ioHu'tt mo
1nseaaSnHutr,i I. g. i~oriaases tHeiru'ttis @dHse.
sI BET ioiHme irs Is ftrsoasSHumsrs. BreSs, bee tHoe'
holber Geertisierentsr. iom bet haisr mto, esr in1r'
fsa avtrttsitmsut BET aesre gisrus vaa Cor
noiaisa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
Sra Daihineton.
Hstfer TIL 1prfttt.

Yrof. Qnsed, ben npe @eianbt tilaons
Itantinopel, far meooslt ubenrissbes
partemenist, at ban BIZ rsii. fra Retp
gort ben 17bs Suli for at tiltr9oe i'm
Boit.