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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
DEATH RECORD OF 4 DAY.
Mrs. Fidclia 4. Far.efl and George
VI. Clark Pass Away.

Mrs F.delia A Farwell. wife Of r. y. c.
FarweE. and - years Of age, died "a 3
O'Clock yesterday morning at 2li0 Third
avenue. Of cancer of the stomach. Mrs.
Farwcii had been on the Pacific coast for
over twenty-five years. and was highly g.
among her large circle OF friends. She WAS
a native q New York state. and had been
a resident Of Seattle for about eleven years.
She was q prominent member OF ne First.
NJ r church. and we'll known in all church
circles She leaves two sons. +. r. Fargeii.
IN Portland or. and w. n. Farwe1l. in
San Francisco
Mrs Fsr1yelFs funeral viii take place
this afternoon IT 2 o'clock from the First
avenue and Marion street.. u which church
shs, rss been a rsenalt~r fer many years.
George II. Clark g years Of age. died
Yesterday afternoon ~ EdZewatar Al the
residence % his son~In-law. Fruit Inspsc-
r0r Brown. He was A native - Glasgow,
Scotland and leaves widow an9 L large
family. Funeral arrangements have not
been completed
Mrs Susan Nelson. native ~ Denmark,
Lard Yesterday afternoon from heart fall
ar She was the mother ~ DR. e. L. Nell
son Of this city
- died az the residence ~ he parents to
Marion. yesterday morning.
The infant son - Mr.. ar7 Mrs. Calvin
Uopgood died yesterday a. tae!r residence.
Sc Alder street
The remains ~ Louis Dah'nlsr. who vas
fr0zeu "a death November - on Chiik0ot
summit reached Seattle on the DtriE0 sun
9sv night His relatives are IN New York.
- which point the remains WI be ship
pea.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
JAILER CORBETT's BIRTHDAY.
Rem e m bered by His Brother OH
GERS at Police Headauarters.

Jailer John Co bett. at police headQuar-
ters. Is a great fayorite with the force and
il needed onlv the whispered announce
ment that Yesterday was johns birthday
10 set on foot a movement for fttingiy
celebrating the event. Contributions were
freely made for the purchase of a token Of
esteem. and in the afternoon he was called
into the back room. where ne found the
force assembled. headed by Officer Adams,
who. after neat speech. presented the
jailer with large diamond pin, about two
Inches across the face of il, full OF glitter
and representing a value equal to at least
- carrots: also bright green necktie with
broad red stripes. something to be seen
about eight blocks off. Officer Corhett
was. to say the least, paralyZed. and in his
Inherent modesty was about refusing the
present. when he found himself se.zed on
all sides. laid on the long table and botn
necktie and pin forcibly placed in position
on his neck and breast The effect was
striking.
He was asked TO make a speech In reply
bat ne WAS either too bashful or bis voice
failed him. for the only distinct word
heard in his efforts TO free himself was
kids.
II transpired that. after all mistake
had been made. and that his birthday will
not come around until next June.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
OLD TIME YUKONER
INVESTS IN SEATTLE.
John Bassett buys the Hughes
Observation-Disclosures of Early
Days in Alaska.

The Hughes block. a three story brick
on First avenue south, was sold Friday to
John Bassstl fCr $50, 00o by Sparkman *
Mclean. Mr.. Basset. has been in A!a-a,.
for twelve years. and returned from there
last August with "A comfortable fortune
He is a Frenchman and an interesting
character In lsss he went 10 Juneau, and
has made several trips 10 the interior OF
Alaska.
Last year, with his partners he worked
q small piece Of ground at the head of
No. Il Eldorado. and took out over SIS. 900
This claim Is next TO thar owned by Mr.
1ippy. He owns Interests III several claims
and VIII make one more trip to the interior
before he is through with the country He
worked or No 20 E.dorado and took ont
S32,eSc III six weeks. The first few years
in the country he worked on Miller creek
and made en- an average $40 a day.
The conditions then and during the last
few years are vastly different said Mr.
Blssett yesterday. AT that time there
was only enc boat running on the Yukon
the Arctic. and when 4 reached the settle
ment II always had food There ware no
canned goods nor whisky brought up by IT,
Jack Mceuestion at that time was keep
Ing the store for the Northwest Fur Com
pany. He has always been considered one
Of the hest-hearted men in the North Ev-
cry winter he took an inventory Of his
stock. and IL was equally divided among
the people. No matter il miner had no
money he had - have grub and McQ,las-
ton always gave IL 10 him. trusting that
when the miner struck pay dirt de woud
In ISSS the frs. whisky was taken into
the country by man named Joans0a. II
IS needless n say The beverage did not last
long. Before then ard after the miners
had what was called hutch" whisky. 4
was made with a frying pan cat Of brown
sugar ~ HACK strap Uo,asses II vas cow
erfui stuff. Two gallons of nolaSse< would
make two gallons Of p1re 4}eohol pete.
the Fig" made over so 80 manufacture
jng The stuff one year. Another year. VIXEN
there was plenty 81 brown sugar, two dis
tlilerfes were kant busy
The frs' Sadie taken into the country
vas by Thomas Ashley. r. 1SS7. and II was
resnaush'e for many a folly tlma
The first white woman IN X Into ne
country vas called Dutch Kate" She
went n from JUNEAU but .ha Interior was
too tough place aad she went right down
the river IN thosc days men would pole
0ut fron Stewart river - tNirtv DAYS The
tr'V vas A hard ore even IN TIE SUNNI -
months hat IN he winter Z was extreme
~ hazardous. Wilson. the mail carrier Iaft
Sfswar, river cne winter Ger the outside
hst TIE trip was 81 hard th8t he died aust
before reaching t1e coast or last after
In 9S>s NJ Pas<ett started for juneau.
stay ca ;he other side FOR three DAVIS IN
s>crunt 90 ~8eicE blizzard fIe lived IN
SNOW house and suhsis;ed by eating i
-four sack
M Rassst, all remain IN Seattle mis-
winter ard nay lake a trip Fast before
returning - tho ScTth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
AGAINST CLAIMANTS
IN MINE DISASTER.
Judgments Obtained by Ella Hay
and Mary Hughes Against the
o. L. Co Rcyersed

The supreme court at Olympia yesterday
handed down two opinions reversing judg-
ments received IN the superior court by
claimants against the Oregon Improve
ment Company in the famous Franklin
mine disaster. The cases just determined
were Ella Hay. respondent. vs.. oregon
Improvement Company, appellant. and
Mary Hughes ct al. respondents, KS. Ore
sva Improvement Company. appellant. IN
tie former the judgment was for $i0. 90,
and IA the latter for Sse1.
The catastrophe IN which these damage
suits originated occurred August 4 lisa
" hen fhtrty-seven laoorers in the depths
az the Franklin coal mine were suffocated
by the shutting down OF the fan which
maintained q circulation ~ air in the
lower levels. Thtrty-seyen suits were filed
against the Oregon Improvement Com
IanY.
court have been decided in favor Of The
defendant company. There are about eigh,
cases rernaining % be settlal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
Where 4. Gcerg. q. .cIberstmats

Ms f;sorEe = Halbrrsfntt. = sc Nnrth
Eighteenth street. Philadelphia * anxious
- learn TIRE wrer@s bouts % re- husband
81 M left Chicago july : westward bound
Shc thinks he max have come 70 Seattle. an
'Ne NAY - the ksontike- <o cause can
De ass signed g3r hEs GisaYn- 9ranep sxcee-st ~
fcui play or Tnsnt4l alteration. rhs latter
rgcSs prchetie. Eke most o@oal- afflicted
u .tA 8er9eut1a- ~ fnay naFe assumed ar
other name re is Il years = axe ha ent
FIVE feet tsu inches slender tu;iG. s,o9-
iasc shoulders. wa,ks crest NI.A rather
sv-r sin@ Es.t. blue eyes, blonde hair n1t
very isgs, - sanay-ani thln s-ow.a u
beard Nsn3Tke sfNte
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
SEVEN WILLIAMS
FIRST ON THE LIST.
Rema rkahle Coincidence In County
Clerks Roll of Pension
Applications.

remarkable coincidence was noted al
the county clerks office yesterday by Deputy
De Long who has charge of the anthen-
iieaton and forwarding OF the quarterly
claims and vouchers ot government pen
sioners 10 The pension commissioner * San
Francisco About 10 pensioners regularly
forward ther claims through the county
clerks office each quarter. Yesterday was
pension day. and i31 claims were fled Aa
examination Of the list shows that the
Christian name az each OF the first seven
pensioners registering Their claims was
William. and thar t0ere were but four
mere Williams IN the list.
What puzzles Mr. pe Long Is how those
seven Williams al. happened 70 come M
in a bun "a" anu he Is using his snare
time In figuring what are the mathv mGical
probabilities that the same thing VII ever
happcn aGan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
The stun That saves Chiidren's
Lives.

NJ Hardin Norris, cierk of re drug store
OF r Shoemaker. Perry. IL. SAYS. a man
~arre is.c cur sore the other 1ay AID sald
Z want 2 battle ~ rAAt SruM thaf saves
-hlls4rer'S Ives ! read in me News aouu,
t;- The children may &C. sick wasn vs.
ran aoi Eet ne 1art1r Qusck enough IFS
to med lcine yon So! for creep" He a.
luie1 20 CAST rtssriains c04ga Remedy,
ard bought bottle before Re left the
<r-re Far sale hy al dealers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06

Attorney Fred Rice Powell. ne special
Judge. was engaged IN the trial of the case
of l.. NJ. HeTrsck IS. ". r. Sayward TN
TIE superior court yesterday The suit =
for the foreclosure az A mortgage for ga
$50 on property in West SEATTLE No de-
css!on Mas rendered the case being con
tinued until today 10 allow amendment q
certain p8eadiuES.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06

Z Y Hickman receiver or the Seattle
Coal ana Iron Company. Yesterday fled in
the superior court his report for the quar-
tor ending October 81. It SHOWS receipts
81 2&42S. disbursements So. los ii net
earnings s&IS ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
pa,rrs AND CIGARETTE FIESD.
Two King County Patients Die at
SfrsIaeoom Insane Asylum.

Probate clark ". g Rntfer yesterday r.
refzsa ro.,ca - the death - t8o King
comfy rasleuts a. The Sseilaecor asylum.
S~Arss Srrensor,- an $0vers1 ter N ard WILL
fe-s Mar On Move - fser = S0reuS3n uas
= very SD man. zn3 - - i3aS t}rns
bean a pati%n; in the county hostHt4i He
was committed IN November = Muir was
b., = years Cd. AID was Ssa. oYsS las:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06

A EARE CHANCE, sor i8S.pess. bates er
saop ara market iosue So pr lsy nus
lnNsS. fog sale e.leap. aar.lss going 20
Alaska. Marshal! * B-aScarea. g. Bal
leg building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06

THE Northern Pacific is making a special
rate OF g. 80 for the round trip TO the ia
nous Green River Hot Springs. Tickets on
sale Fridays and Saturdays.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06

June. He came TO Seattle not long before
that time from Victoria, He was a book
Keeper and victim OF 9aresis, brought On
by excessive use of cigarettes. and posi-
bly, of spirits.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06

BECOMING rimless glasses from 500 up:
elegant Christmas present Miss Wilzin-
ski Optician. 1l2 Cherry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
Hat.din1 Permits.

The records ~ f1e board @. public works
Show permits issued as fellows during the
month oe November
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06

~hr~ugA Ca.sfogD's 20 Ire fass aad Seu-A
over sne Shasta yaate- Rates same AS over
N5ytA&r. 3uaaA Ticket 1Elcs. 81 FI.xs ay-
s2Ge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
INJUNCTION HEARING POSTPONED.
Cedar River Uight-of-wry Case
Continued nv stipulation.

The application Of Robert Moran for an
Injunction against the letting ~ The Cedar
ffer water contract, wh{eh was 10 have
come tap far hearing Yesterday before
1usge Moore. was continued for hearing
nnul 81 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon by
stipulation of tho Interested attorneys
DE- GEO " EDACspoN has moved 10
BIS new fcntal offices. fourth floor. Mutual
Life huiltlup
pIAMONA-ice Tel PIKE lisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06
INSURANCE

Fire. marine, steam boiler ana plate
glass. gilt edge companies and prompt ad-
jus;msnt OF losses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06

The play tina; captured Seattle two years
ago EDWIN MAYO as P49dnhead.
Direct from second great triumph In New
York.
PRICEs-sl n. 81. nc. nc and &c. Sale
opens Wednesday al 10 a. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-06

AesA-s .....-... .........-.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

at @snerdl glaueo ON, at Der por 10
ameritanife 5laaoer | be Jarpunoe, en-
/ Yucatan aonalen ca en- peo Guparts
Gerne.
Waior Mpblin bar unber Nrbsips
en- uiGoponlia itor 8auon, Tom ltdl
lenoes til Gubo. 9aien Tom ben for
bruatr, tiloirtes | Tampa % ienbes /
Gnlinore til Guba. Oct er baabs let
ptntere og biQigere at 9jere bette eno
at Isnoe 0asmaftinsr til Gubo. 5ors
uoen oenne fore 8aaon ftol Der pgiaa
lenoes 30 minpre gallpner for Signal-
tieneften. Gn df be 10 9dIoner, iom
6ruqtss peb Santiago, blep Itubt itu
al Spanierne.
Den norite Camper 9ratton bIep
forls0en Dag tapret uoenforS antiuap,
ajsbmano i ainsstpn os port aus
tonic bopoe lsiet ben pda Spetuldtion.
Den a laItet meo propiant, men mdd
M oente, inotil 8lptaoen er bGpst.
Raar bet iter, oil ben fad QnleDning
til at gaa inb / Sapnen os dff9tte iiue
0arer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Ora norif Vroph til amcri=
FAINT 2TGc.

Oct er ingen ulminoelig Sperbagss
b%iItprie, Ri Der 1tal fortells. Vt en-
Mano sftsr / IA 4ar at babe iungeret
ium Sosuepreit os propit / Rorse
fripilis giper aftalo pda 1T Gmbeoe
for at latte Zig pao Stolebanten / et
fremmsb 2anp / ben Seniigt at 6rpoe
Iie en- M 8ane, bsres notiad beipnbera
list ub. og iaa meset mere turicit bin
bet, ndar peotommenoe er albeles uior.
muenoe pg bar en- 5umilie pua 8 Weo.
lemmer al fprlsrge.
9ette sr imiolsrtib pir.c!iQ lore.
gadet. Soaneprsit i Sol / 9aqinaoal.
q. VI. l6ermann, forlco al Samoit.
tisbsos9runoe fripiaie fit @mbebs
1891 og reiite til Chicago, boor ban
Der allsreoe foruo fab inoe meo seth.
beige msbicinIfs a~unbItober, eftcr {
Iars Sprleb tog msbieinIt Gtsdmer
pec college Of pbpiicians anb Sur
geons. Chen Ear ban | gmerita bel.
orepet priput oGsspratsis % bells pa.
ret aniat Tom 2age peo bet nprite &oc.
ipital ! Chicago.
Tu Tiger ban ON 3inooslis iii a
prdttiisre / Tprss. bpor ban bal
cphplet fig iioen 0aaren 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

ct Telegram til "Meip gurt Sour.
nal4 fra ct. sbomas, be banFspeIts
inbiifs Yer, mslbsr, at 9upsrner !Ses
osmann bar nustet De 6orsusoe Sta
Ter at tass 5000 5pns auI, ipm tiIs
bsrsr SnteI Sam % benIi9ser i Ct.
Shpmas.
0upsrnsrsn trusr meo at binor,
Aul.nss afbentnine pso at tiItdloe2tss
i~iiiuncs al Be tpite, frantic % itaIisnHe
aanonbaaos, ION Iigssr tilQnters Der
oaa Snpnsn.
aullsns blsp tiebt, fer 9riaen pdr
ertlcrst og laet pp ! Ct. Sbomas til
fremtioigt grue. 9ad ben Sio BAR bel
msssn sale ON. at be Jorensoe Gtotel
RuIos tjsbs 2erne at 0anmart, men
Sis'e plansr gift iom betjsnbt op / 8eo
Def sr muIist, Of ben bunite Reeitrinl
Isits ia en- bel Del ifuffet ooer oettt
nefaio, os al ben MI bill benntte On.
lsonina til at pie Gn,sI Sam, bpo,
npttiss oisie Yer tunOs bape paret 70,
BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

cSbaa, gprsoas, sr ben liolte 0a9
man bar gnIsbnirg til at inbitrtbsrt
poa BET rationale 2uan paa 200 Ytils
lipner Dollars. 6indnsmintitsrsn
ubtaIte forlsSsn, at Der bar Iubitriberst
for Omtrsnt e. 9ufen Miurpnsr 9pls
lars, ps at minoit Sdlpoelsn al be
200 Minionsr sr iubitripsrsos i Sums
mer fra $40 Up til $500, % ale cisie
pil iaa ben irrite @%ulspning til at lame
Resi,rinssn 9.nss, 5inansminiiteren
iioer, at Banter, aprporutionsr %
Spnbiiater piI fua msgst Tibet al bet
belle 9aan, ou bet n9itsn alt gaar til
pripats psrionsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

aomiujiraticHsn nj! %inoreit mliIll
ienSe 10000 glano til gorto Hteo. oa
man holoer MI pGa meo at 'anIl'
9ransporttibs peo Tampa, Gharlfstor
ga gler pert. SaaInart ct tiIitrGtte'
lat aniul at oisis TT iitrsoe, bill bsnns
oar blipe icnbt diiico. en Del 2rop'
per bsfsmte for bsrne expedition er
nIsrsos o~frsiIts fra Gbitamdu9a part
iii Charleston. 8eneral W(iles, ION
M q nto 5arsn Oso Santia9o, ptl
fsrs Opertommanooen upey oenne Srs
petition.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
glere irppprr til 5ahiiasp.

Den lite oS. ontom benoeo 5000
SolOatsr til Suraguo. b%porira De mar
iherer til Skaters Soar pso Santa
40, iom frsmbslts ,r beleire..
Oct lite Sainois Regiment ANTON
nm Qltcnen BEN LOBE os. % be 1850
Manb btopnbie itrdr at 9aa iIano. De
boubeoe at pare be isrite al oenne 6ors
ftsrlninQ til at naa 9ooeoiodrteret.
Der tom $50 Refruter for hen re9us
Irrt gar, ct Re9iment ira 0iitrict Of
Columbia hcitadcrbe al 9l5 Wtono
ca bet She Ohio Regiment 1850
W}ano.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

slaaoeminj Ter gong uotaItc lprIe'
BEN ill roale 9eIpgsnoe, at ott bar ittt
pore Srmunos Snpperbso, iom 5apoe
punost SIaasu, p,n Mdnila og Sdn'
tiaao, tbi Spauierns 5apst osiod
,irmpei tapper! men bet pay oors aa'
nonsrsr8 2oati9beo til at fpoc @ii'tert,
Del FoTts gar haooc 6Iaaoeosparts'
m,ntei uobetaIt 100000 for SiDoes
rpsli,r, "a alorig bdpoe 4en9s oGT''
arpenot beore.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

WbmiraI @ailpn er IRroi9 III at
dieaa fra Santiago meo en- Gftaors
iom ital sad pau Sugt eftsr acmiruI
Samaras 5Iaabs | MtbeoIhapst eler
bpmbnrbsr, fpanifs Sh'tbbst. De Iios
ite BAR Daas bar ben ipanite 9resie
TAFT msgst ON 5reo, men Re9ieringen
bar lite tagst nuest aIpprligt Striot
til at inbIsos 5rsosunberbanelinger.
Sns,n ipanIt Statsmano fines at bare
Mcb NOT til at pautase fig ct iaaoant
gnfpar. Dor Resisrins trpr oeripr, at
ct 8siss al @ations @itaore / ipanIte
9apns bill bibrass mere enb noget an
bet til at aabns Spaniernes Zine for
en- burtis aiTutnius al arisen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

s,et ipriie General @lilss siorce.
ea han ANTON til Subc, oor At nof
IRE gnsr Gitcrn hrGnot 90 bet b1ep
ooida olcrt. oau sjcrOe ccttc al Ia
riturt 6eninn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Amsreb paa Ssras.

80 ipunfe Sficsrer. 8aptein 9uis
Wunene og eeitnunt 5reoerico Qfus
n%iategui, ION for en- lib Iioen ANTON
til en- meritant Sapnebp meo ben nor
tie Camper Bergen, bleO forIeoen paa
Srore al ben ~meritGnite lloenrigsmi-
niiier arreiteret i Gitp Of Mericp.
General glantp bupne Ienot Dem oi4
rstts fra Supdna til Merico for at Or
9dniisrs Dc perpGrsnoe 'punIte iii
bGngsre % msb Dem siere Snofalo
Seras. 9snii9tsn meo bsnne plan pdt
at tr9tte Iau mango 3roppsr iom mn.
lie bort fra ben umeritanfte apit.
De 10 SHicerer par altior begeiitreot
for berss Sag, pg oeres opHioienoc "a
Ter tiltrat ia be meritanIte Qutoritea
tiers OpmGrtiombeo. 9a be amrrefte.
rsoss bdphs be inOitrspet 500 Msritdt
mere % Spaniere og bplot pau at orga.
niIers en- S~upaIipnsbar. Den meria
tanIts asgiering inbiaa fnart, at be
bible bare Ct 9rup paa Neutralitstsn q
tiGabe bette, os ben arreitsrebe be II
OHieersr, % be bill blipe holot ion
Sanger, inbtiI be fan fenoes tilbagc ii
5pdnien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Run "Suiautn" fan rrnors.

Den 9UmmisTipn, Tom dfienbtss
iorut unoerises 9ragene al ben 'pdn'
ite 1Ioaoe iordn Santiago De Gubd,
ON muligsrS noset at ben tunos bales
Flot, rspdrsres og inoIsmmss | be 5or'
ensce Stoters 6laobs, rapporterer, at
bet eneIte Stib, Tom bet er nogen Rls
meIiqbeo Tor at reobs, er "SnIdntd
Waria SereIa". Nle Be andre er Iad
soeldet, al be intst er pGro.
"Griitobal Golons" Stro9 ptier al
ben bar pGrci truHet fun 6 8angs oa
lite meo Iterre projettiler eno 8 Soms.
Oct famine bar 9iIfnloet meo "9i3s
cara. Oct par 6 % s Spms PRO
%isttiIer, ipm Qiorpe bet al meo ben,
&arpnerne pau ale 4 DC iterre Sttbt
bar rettet forub, briItet ipnes at tab
ieite ben Msbbslelis, at be ale itulot
l991e lt9 etter al glere Saal pao
"8roptlpn".
Gn NOT iaa pigtis STRENGTHENING
tom for Sasen. MugaSinerne / aft
Stibene par srplpoeret. Wien @irtr
ningsn beraf bar, at 8Gttet bal
IprGnet / 5iler. ~liseiaaliot ION ajsa
len bar beist ppab, iom 3ilf9lost bal
msb "Muine" / Sustsn bso Sapana.
5or SammsnIianings StpIo pd,
BET tanits bebit, at pgiaa Sponiernt
nsoIatts en- Spmmisiion til OF unoer.
iese 9spninssrne at oeres ltpltt
Slaloe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

Nealerinaen bar beorbrtl Gle TN
o~,rpanpsmintr % 2crpgopsI ooTe
baunc ca Giooer i%icrneos. Der sF
t,te lrnaer ncgtn 6rpgt Yer, at ror
Rnn mi blipe trnst al ftnctlt9' Sri9s
ilibs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

De 700 IpanIts Sanger, Ipm er an
TONNE til PORTSMOUTH, y. g.. og lamb
latte paa Seaperp Zen, ian subnu life
%foritaa al be pil blips bsbdnplsoe goot.
GR al BE- UNDERGRADUATE SHicsrer Idgbe
iii en- al bore Warineoficsrer, at be
trosoe. at be par ienote bib for at blipe
ituots.
De ipduits Sfitsrer bapos iaet til
Dem isr SsIlaget peb Santiago, at,
bOis be ialot / 4msritanernes 09ns
Der. piloe bpsreneite en- uf benz blipe
misbdnoleoe % orabte. Siteoet Der
iur bar be goos Spurterer. beore Muo
suo be noesniinos bapbe faaet ombpro
pda ben ipunife Slaaoe, be iopsr pau
WaorasIsr os bper entslt at benz bar
fdast Ell MT buibt 5epps % Tan goa
Frit pmtrins / 2siren. De fuar re9sl.
mRsiiet Wualtioer. moi al rem Cult oQ
@~nIepuins til mere 8eO2gslis. enb b
boone Spanisre snitsr.
De al9ber. 5unserns MI bar. Ri
blips branbts. iuainurt en- M 6orin.
Mig ontommsr. Den tieliss 2itsn.
Dino byusts mango at Spanisrns til q
vjelue al Sulos. AZ al benz er ino
lagts poa Marinsboipiialet, % aubr
piloe 6lips isnots bib. bpis Der pa
Bum for BEN.
aomirul Gerpera % be andre ipan
tie SHiesrer ienbtes / Snspags ii
annapolis, bpor be bill blips bolote Tor
&riqsfanser. Der sr inbrsttst Barrel
ier for benz en- al Sstrissitoisns gnq
nine.r.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Drawer B, IOWA
Npproam Scm pcrdtnren
bliOc | 1899 90 1900.

llbftraalingerne fra Solen sr, |
per EXAMINATION | ct uoenIdno't ~
Itrift, itabig parisrenoe. Den aa''
8ariation er bstierot not; men '''
ugiad periobsr mso VIdrimaIns
Minimumssnergi. = @areile Ioo2
1893 bar Marimumsudrene, Io'o
1888 oerimoo Mfinimlmso1r' >
fofte fem gar er SOlener9itl alIa'
Den bill naa lit Minimum lS99
bill Iaa beopnoe at tiltagt i9jen' III
naur ct MT Marimum I9o' 7
1904.
semperaturen IeIeer nsio9ilS :,
Toranbrinser peo SpIen. Y'an
bsrfor uben at rsiiters noa'T J.-
aelIe paaifua, at aarene lo9o, l..
GA 1900 pil blipe folosre, sn' az,
1892. 1893 "a 1894 bar; o9 O'l
prrenbe slar 1898 pil pGrs to!o'H
1897. Den foloe gudr jadr oe'
pore nosen Sperraifslie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Sfal man ifrGue sGblcrnc,
for man ipiier Dem?

gtei, man ful poIt, BEN aoot rene
os tsrrs Rem AZ c9 iua ipiIe benz fau.
!sbss ION Rntursn / i'm gisoom bar
'iGbt esm - sitsr at bapba bcrttaaet
al, hpde Der er iraastiqt, ~uiorceieligt
tasr 9iIiGlts raaboeut ioet man
iiisrsr af tpnte Stip,t o. tpgser bptr
Sto aoot, ) StaIsn inotboloes bel
aTomatiits, bet O%snustsroe Siuf, alt.
lad n,iop BET, irm beiororer ~iyOrosieI.
Ten. DEL 'r rent uiornuftist % uplO.
roFntit Of bortiuits Gtol,u ION uipi.
islis.