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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-07-07

Dr.. D. q. Beebe of Minneapolis, who
was assistant surgeon at the Mime
soto State prison in '96, is now an assist
ant surgeon in the United States navy.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-07-07

Mr.. Edwin Dunn accompanied by
Mr.. Herbert Dunn of Port Jarvis, n.
Y, visited THE MIRROR this week
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-07-07

PRISON OFFICIALS.
MANAGERS.
JAS. S. O'BRIEN. President saltwater
EDWIN DUNN, EyOta
B. F. NELSON Minneapolis
F. w. TEMPLE. Blue Earth City
NJ. o. HALL. Duluth
RESIDENT OFFICIALS.
HENRY WOLFER, Warden
F. Ii. LEMON, Deputy Warden
GEO. BIXBY Clerk
B. j. MERRILL, Physician
MISS MARY MCKINNEY, MatrOn
j. II. ALBERT, Protestant Chaplain
CHARLES CORCORAN. Catholic Chaplain
PRISON AGENT.
F. A. WHITTIER ST. Paul.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-07-07
QU ESTIONS ANSWERED,
To the Editor Of THE MIRROR:

To the Editor of The MIRROR:
Will you please answer the following:
If during the present war, man
that was under arrest charged with
some crime against the state, assault
for instance, would protest that he was
subject of Spain, and to plead that
his otfense was committed against the
United States. How and what would
he be considered and disposed of.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1898-07-07

The Whittier Boys and Girls Maya
zine is a most beautiful and interesting
publication from the Whittier State
School, California.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11
WON HER AUDIENCES
Mrs. L. vi. Lake Reached the
Hearts Of her Hearers
on Sunday.
Spoke Twice on Frances Will
lard and the Temperance
Question.
WILL INCREASE REVENUE
The Farmers Northeast Will
Establish Creamery
This Spring.
MRS. LAKES ADDRESSES.

She Made Two Remarkably Interesting
Addresses Sunday.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11
ANOTHER CREAMERY STARTED.
Farmers Northeast of Mitchell will Els.
tablish a Co-operative Creamery.

Farmers Northeast of Mitchell Will Els.
tablish a Co-operative Creamery.
Saturday afternoon the farmers liv-
ing in the south part of Sanborn county,
the north part of Hanson county and
the northeast part of DAWSON county
beld a meeting the object OF which was
to organize a cooperative company to
establish creamery in that vicinity.
With all the farmers of the same opin-
ion concerning the creamery it did not
take them long to get together on the
proposition. The creamery was finally
located on the farm of A. j. Gilbert, on
the line between Hanson and Sanborn
counties. The capital stock was placed
at 81, ,00O and there will be no trouble
in raising the amount. The organiza-
ton will be known as the Farwell Co.
operative Creamery Co, A. T. Hubbard
is the general manager and secre-
tary, Geo. Lukens is treasurer and John
Ayers, A. j. Gilbert. S. P. Jewett, A.
L. G. Hillman and W. B. Rowley are
directors. The gentlemen expect to
get to work right away and have their
creamery ready for business just as
soon as possible.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE.

Bert Tobey, Living Near Ethan, Hung
Himself Friday Noon.
Later Information from Ethan gives
more details as to the hanging of Bert
Tobey, which act he committed Friday
noon, in a probable fit of dependency.
At that time he was in the house and
suddenly ran out doors and to the barn.
His mother went to his room and found
her boys trunk open. Looking in she
saw letter and on reading it formed
the idea that he intended to take his
life. Mrs. Tobey was accompanied to
the barn by those present and on open
ing the door of the shed, attached to
the barn, she found her boy hanging
by the neck, the rope having been
throw over cross beam. The body
was cut down Immediately but life was
extinct.
Last summer the young man, who
was about nineteen years old, was
victim of sunstroke and for sometime
he was insane. He was treated for the
trouble and he seemed to improve and
it was the general opinion that he had
recovered, but it would seem from his
unfortunate act he was still mentally
deranged. The unfortunate affair has
cast gloom over the little town of
Ethan, for the boy and his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Tobey, are highly re-
spected by the people who will sympa-
thize deeply with them in their at1lic-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11
Mrs. Lakes Temperance Address.

1t was on this subject where Mrs.
Lakes grand eloquence, her personal
ity, were the most in evidence. And
what an audience listened to the mag
nifcent effort OF the lady. In the bal
cony not a seat was vacant, and people
stood up; on the lower floor every
available seat was occupied, chairs were
brought in and the rear part of the
room was occupied with people who
were willing to stand during the ad-
dress. The exercises were given under
the auspices OF the state anti-saloon
league and were presided over by I. W.
Seaman. The national hymn, ''Amer-
ica," was sung by the audience and
Rev. Mr.. Carhart spoke few minutes
in reference to the work and Mrs. Lake
Father Hogan, of the Holy Family
church, introduced Mrs. Lake to the
people gathered in such vast numbers
to listen to her utterances. In this ca.
pacity Mrs. Lake showed her ability as
an orator, her genius as thinker and
her earnestness in her calling. AS 9
vice president of the Catholic Absti
nence society OF America Mrs. Lake
stands asa fearless and uncompromis
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11
Have Found Their Lost Ch,ld.

Sioux Falls Press: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Turton will leave today for their
home in the Northwest territory, Can
ada, taking with them "Miss Russell"
their 9-year-old daughter, who was
stolen from them several years ago.
The girl has recovered sufficiently from
her recent attack OF the measles so
that it is considered safe for her to at
tempt the journey. Since the child has
been confined to her bed her skin has
bleached out to a considerable extent,
showing conclusively that dye had
been used by the Indians to conceal her
identity. Her hands are as white now
as any Caucasian's, while her face shows
white spots where the dye has peeled
off. Her hair, which has grown out
some since her arrival at the Children's
Home, is of a different color than at
the ends, proving that dye had been
used. The child is becoming accus-
toned to the idea that she has found
her parents, and shows considerable af-
feotion for Mrs. Turton, who has been
at her bedside during the attack of the
measles. Mrs. Turton has made sew
eral dresses for her, so that she will be
properly attired for the reception which
will be accorded them upon their arri.
val home.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11

ing advocate of banishing the liquor
traffic. She towers strong in her ad-
vocacy of policy Of doing away with
the business, in that she would teach
humanity from the throne of heaven
that it is absolutely wrong for man to
triie with the body and its mechanism
which God gave us, that we should
keep it as near the same perfection as
when it was first given into our keep
ing. Her argument all through was
intensified by the strong applications
which she made to her subject. And
the great underlying principle of tenn
perance reform. to her mind, was in
the home, where the mother had the
control and training of her offspring.
With mother grounded in the faith
of her God the child would be led in the
paths which would ultimately relieve
its future of any embarrassment. Her
address was one that reached the
hearts OF the people, for they felt her
earnestnes, they believed in her SINGER
ity and devotion to the cause, and,
withal, her argument was SO conYinc-
ing that it could not be gainsaid. In
summing up her address it can be char
acterized as roEg appeal for the
banishmen, ot lne liquor traffic, not in
town. or in locality, but in the
whole world. Mrs. Lake is speaker
unapproached in oratory, in grace and
deep thought by any lady who has
ever visited Mitchell and the close at
tention given to her remarks wac a
tribute to her efforts OF which she may
we'll feel proud. The meeting was .
grand success and the promoters were
gratiied accordingly.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11
SIOUX FALLS TOO FAST.

Hasn't Secured the National Buttermak-
ers' Association Meeting Yet.
The Sioux Falls papers have been
making great noise over the assump-
tion that the next annual meeting of
the National Creamery Buttermakers'
association was located in that city and
have misled the public by stating this
for fact, when it is far from the truth.
The secretary who resides at Elgin,
ILL.,, was questioned as to what the con-
vention had done in reference to locat.
ing the convention and the following
reply was received:
Thomas G. Burns. Chairman Com
mercial Club, Mitchell, S. D.
Dear Sir: Answering your favor of
February the 28th will say, that it has
not yet been decided definitely where
the next meeting will be, the finger
points to South Dakota. However, the
association is ready at any time to re-
ceive offers from your city.
Sioux Falls has offered free use of
opera house, agreed to furnish suitable
hall for exhibition of machinery, also
suitable hall for butter show and also
ST. 1000 in cash. We need building for
our machinery hall at least 80 by 100.
There will be nothing definitely
done for mouth or two.
Yours truly,
E. SUDENDoRF, Sec.
The above will prove conclusively
that the location is still open to any
town in the state and THE REPUBLI
CAN has been requested to- urge The
business men of Mitchell to make
move in the matter. 1t is not beyond
the reach of Mitchell, and our city
capable of handling the crowd whicl
! will attend the national gathering. A
will be noticed by the secretary's lette
there is not much time to be lost an
some action should be taken at once t
present the clairns and attractions c
Mitchell and this part of the state 70
the national gathering. BY securin
the convention for Mitchell the dele
gates will be brought into the stat
center and be given an opportunity
judge of something of the advantages
Let's unite and go for that convention
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11

Two audiences gathered at the Grand
opera house Sunday afternoon and even
ing, which in size and character would
he a compliment to any speaker, to hear
Mrs. Leonora NJ. Lake speak, first in
memory of the late Frances E. Willard
and on the second occasion listen to her
argument in behalf of the temperance
cause, whic, is supreme in her heart
and TO which her life work is devoted.
The meetings will long be remembered
by those who were in attendance for
the earnestness in each instance of the
speaker in presenting her subjects, and
Mrs. Lake will long be remembered
for the gifted lady she is.
The local w. G. 7. U. arranged a
memorial service in honor of their de-
ceased national president, Frances E..
Willard and secured the consent of
Mrs. Lake, an intimate friend of the
deceased lady, to deliver the address.
The audience which gathered there
nearly filled the opera house, On the
stage were seated a goodly number of
left on an easel rested picture of the
lamented lady in handsome frame, at
tached to the upper corner of which
was large bow of white ribbon, the
insignia of the temperance movement.
Mrs. r. T. Robinson presided over the
exercises, which we're opened with a
selection by the ladies quartette of the
University, and the w. G. 7. U. ladies
repeated the 23d Psalm in unison. L..
G. Sage sang inappropriate an solo, which
was followed with fervent prayer by
Mrs. G. E. Hager and MIR. Sage and
Miss Noble sang duet. Mrs. Robin
son in few words introduced Mrs.
| Lake to the audience and for nearly an
hour she spoke of the work of Frances
when Miss Willard took up the temper
ance movement years ago, when it was
| in disrepute, when it was banded
around from pillar to post with little
standing with the people. She it was
who broke down the walls of prejudice
against the movement, raised it to q
higher plane. formulated the W. G. T.
u, which has been bulwark in sus-
tanning and promoting the cause, until
it stood respected in nearly every vii
lage and hamlet in this country. She
spoke in glowing terms of the purity OF
Miss Willard life, of her noble charac-
ter, of her strong religious inclinations,
of her love for humanity and OF her
very great desire to impregnate the
world with the great need of temper.
ance reform. Coming to the point
where their lives had been associated
Mrs. Lake spoke in the tenderest mem
ory of Miss Willard. Her references
were touching and the audience wal
visibly affected. The exercises were
brought to a close by Rev. Mr.. Bur
leigh pronouncing the benediction.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11
After an Artesian Well.

Jacob OFT has arranged to put down
an artesian we'll on his farm, near Far
we'll, for the benefit OF his tenant, Cas-
per Gerstenecker who has been on the
farm four years. They expect to strike
good flow between 400 and 500 feet.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1898-03-11

J. Halfhill, street work. ..... 200
Il. l.. Iremalne, arrest. Ito
I. M. Wallace, mdse auditors
office ........ .......... ATS
John Cook, care prisoners. ..... 100
j. A. Brown, city plumber $50. 1856
Il. Swindler, salary fire chief. $500
j. Sandidge. street work . 1.5O
j Q. Roth, salary engineer. -. 5000
w. Abbey, justice fees. ......... 2.35
l.. Beckwith, rent Gre depart
ment 49,. ............. 1000
j. K. Smith, salary auditor. So. 2O.88
Electric Co., lights. 122.l2
John Reiersrn, salary chief po-
llce... 5O.0O
z. II. Gordinier, salary night
pOllce..... 4U.UU
Z The bills for February we're unusual
ly light, amounting to 1878 45.
Bids for furnishing the city with coal
for period of one year from date were
opened. Two outside firms had written
for specifications in order to make bids
and as the time was short the council
decided to extend time over until April
and receive new bids from the various
dealers. The auditor was instructed
to advertise again.
Before adiourning the names OF jur-
ors were drawn from each ward in the
city, which was done by the aldermen
supplying the names of 80 men. The
slips were placed in a hat and the re-
quired number drawn. The council
then adjourned.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
5orifieuiet.

- Den 3Ote SUM- 1898 bar Be-
1,3S9,777 Snobpggers / aanias. Sette
er $4,000 mer eno for ct Gar Iiben. !
81 Counter bar Der en- 5orsgslIe 20 /
81 en- Teogang.
"llnitsb 8armsnt Worters Of
Gmerica" 6olbt aonbenticn / Gintinz
natl, Sbip, fprrige llse. paa Snsz
baesmebet beIluitebss at faa Introduce
ret i Stutsn Rem gorts 9%ssislatur Ell
2obforflag ON. at uniformer for mi
lit9rs, pOlitist ps andre life Ifal tilpirs
tes / Statsfaneilst - fun Iaotanne
alGcsr, iom 5anserne ielO barsr.
- Den ipblise Sulobsl al Goluiass
GeierOationen, ftripes fra Spofane,
Waih., sr enbnu life lopformelia cabinet
for Settlers; men "Sponers" 6apps
alIersoe nsoiat Jig Der, og mango bar
besnnot 9anosl. Snsodg inbfanbt Res
gierin9spclitiet fig pua Siebst, Ienbt Il,
Snbrsoepartementet. Sdnbelsm9rcenc
blep arreitersbe os bsrss 9arsr beila9z
lagt.
Snsoag bar ben parmeite 9da,
mar bar bdpt / Stdten UdIGinoton, Be-
rettes fra Sppfane. Sioen 9eirbuz
rsuuet fem iitanb for 81 aar Iioen, bar
Der / Daaa Daad life pGret Iaa bebi
iom ben Dag. Der bar 113 0raRr
Stpegen. Den bsieite Ssmperutur fer
bar 1O8 Graoer / 1891 og 1894. :,
penblston bar Der ben 13be bs. lis
9rabsr. Sngen Silfaloe af Splftii
inotraf.
Smtrins Wibnat msllem Sirs.
bag os Snsoag III Gountpfaneilst
CLARENDON, ART, 9sisg uf en- Mo6 pdo
geo Mano. De fem Rssrs, Tom pa,
msb rsb Snismorpst paa Sobn Z. Or
BEN 30ts Suli, blsp AZ Wobben flabi
uo af 5ansilet cs b9nst mar Salpern,
Sasms1sn life lanst borts. Rrs
Srr, 5uitruen til ben mproeos Manc,
bdpbs Snsoas tusst Gift. Dg 2assrn,
iaQpe, bun life tunbe lepe mango Elmer,
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Uiiippimcrnc.

On at 5srerus for Oprsrerns poa
Silippinerne, Senor Babies, en- Snos
fsbt Der bar ~uoounpet Jig / europa og
.r msset bwersiit, bar til en- claiborne
Iponosnt ubtult Jig pua ielgenoe Wtaaoe
ON lit 2uno:
"gt SAB al Blob ptl for altib Itiae
os fra Spanisrue. 4lsns / bette aars
bunbrsbe bar tolo 6eO9bnsoe Sprsr
piit fig utilItrattelige til at itunie bet
gruiomme og blobige Spitem, iom bib
til bar 6erItst. Snobpggsrne paa 81
lippinerne bill p9re frie og cipiliIerebs.
gerne pil ulorig mere tomme unosr
Spaniens alag, beller life bsberites al
Munte % Munteorosner.
@i mpbtugsr mso aabne 2trms bore
9eFriere, Mmsritanerne. Snobpggerne
paa Qu3on, Gsbu, Panab % be andre
Ger sr pilige iii at unertienoe Gmeria
tas protettipn. @i bar Iuttet os til
benz / COB 5ro pg pil lobult opfploe
bore 5orpligtelTer. 9t bill bore trOfls
tie mob 4meritarerne % fslse oerss
Raab. Deb en- ~filippinIt Rspublit uns
Der @msritds Yrotettion bill 2igeOpgs
ten / Z'tsn life i%orItprrss.
Eerne beboes al pmtrent s Wlilios
ner Wienneitsr al ioritjeage Racer, Res
lisioner os Sprog. De pau 2grupperne
2u5on og giiupas sr ariitne og ganits
cipiliiereos. Snbbpgserne pau Wins
ounuO os Soolos9ruppsn er for BET
meits Mubamsoansrs. og be pua palas
nan er ucipiIiisreos Og Jetiiioprtere.
"Sasaloerne" pua 2u3pn er Gftertoms
mere al be SapuneIere, Der bar boiat
paa Zen Tom Sunoslsm9no, oensang
Spunisrne for tire burorsoe qar iioeu
tom Der.
De Snofsbte paa 5ilippinerne sr
oTicislt inboelte i fire Slasier: Sns
biers, balbtinsiiit au'ts (sllsr gsrn al
ain.iers Os Snoisrtpinber, iost 2oDsr
life tiGabsr Snbpanbring at ~tinsiiits
apinosr), balpipdnite auite, (9ern al
Spaniere os SnOisrtpinosr) og areoler
eaer Gitertpmmere al G%urop9ere.
Den balptinsiiits &aite er msgst ar.
bsioiom, intelligent os stonomiit. D.
6rpr Zig life ON oficisae Stilinser %
er 9slitanosiOlt. 9rsolsrne og ben
balpipunfte 9ufte sr intelligence os Ell
line ncplpite ipanite 5Oriapre oDer'
lssue. inotagsr i~rsmtrabenoe StiQin:
ger | ben ipan1te arms 6aabs / Spanier
ps paa Cuba.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
!. n. Qsnh. superintsnpsnt peb

- =. u. 2sa6, superintendent oeb
be 5orsneos Staters Mpnt / Gan
5runcisco, bar bereguet. at GuiOtil'srs
ielen fra alonoits bar nauet ca. 3d.
100000. Mr. 2su6 antager, at en-
tpart WiiniOn Dollars / 9uloitep er
guaet til Eiten. og at Der snonu er ON
trent en- Milion Dollars / Guln. Iom
tan psntss fra Slonoite idar. Ssle llbs
bpttet fra 9lonbite ~idapel'om ben ame
rifanits Sioe al GrGuIen aniladr ban
til 100000.
- Den rspubtitdrIts aonpention for
Benton Gountp, q. O., afholotes /
Minnstpauton Qerooq BEN Ste Mug.
bbor rs 9sIseoter par tilIteoe. Sci
eenbe 1itet opitiaebes: S9eriff, u. 81.
Son, Minnepauton; 8dsierer. &. 6.
gedger. Sbsrcn; a%ttornep, 8. D.
Gom'tod, Winustpuuton; Rsgiiter, 8.
:. SanIsn, 2esbs; aubitor, q. q.
eiubol, Biting; superintendent. J.
Sinnss; StifteretSoommsr 6. Siuuds;
Glert Of 6ourt, q. Duncan; SurrsDor
.. S~orihman, Minnepuuton; Gorcnsr,
Or. @urren, 2eeos; Com. life Dit.
Mrorep ). airteire, Ncrmunid.
$. s. $.
- Den rigeits Manb, Tom Tom meo
gnaFabdmpsren Roiulis iorleoen Dag
til Ssuttle, bar Soc Barrett, tienot ira
Gan Srancisco til 9aipIon ION ben
bslbieits bldnot SranItmGno. Sun
fsrte mso fig $4,000, og bertiI Tan
bans Winsattier / 2dnbsts 5nbrs life
bers9nss Iad npie; men pGroifuloe sr DC.
Oct tog tire Snbianers at bare 8ulo'tss
bet opsr YasIst; tpsr at osm bar $50
900. 9arr.t eisr MI alene ben rt8e
Claim "Ro. q Gloor1oo." Sra %
Sob at benne Claim uotoges $4,000
iipfte 8inter; men enonu er Der $780,
900, iom life er grapet frem snonu.
ego. q" tisbtss ibsit for 100000.
6ermanic afsit 29orsoag ira
S~ueenstotpn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Sterrc %gotumptiuer.

Burlington dnen bar %an'tdfFet ier
tiempem9sIig fore 2otomotiper, Tom
ital benpttes paa Slad 9ias 9ipiiio<
men mellem Gbssmpnt us 0eaorupop.
Gangs benne 8ane er Der en- bel W9ngs
be itarpe Surper % brutte Steoer, iau
at fun imua 2ubninger fan trattes nleb
be alminoeliee 2otpmCtiuer, ipm III
bruges. Oct fsr'te at be tore 2otpmpz
tioer antommer til Ssaopopo / oisis
Saoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
FuH pnkptn.
Euarliet Sn.tr otter rteQct StrGu.

BeneeTtubst i Gbicago &c Nprtfs
i"peItern ganens 8pntor / Senrp blep
Hut til Snsbug ipranst at Snpbrucss
tDpe, icm tp~csligpis bar paret srsnne
/ Saanpteringen. Oct bar en- Grplos
Iicn, her bartes lanst bprts. psngeItas
bet IprGngtss, og gpgninssn tpg Sta
be. sppsne If fun ct baarligt Sptts
for fit 9rbbsri. De III life 5io til at
faa meb fig no9et al Sarbi. @erttpiet
hupbe be i~tjaalst ira Ssttionsformans
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Horn Dukntu.
On @ut ouertiert o. brrbt uro 1ransTor

Surrp 8orman, II gar 9anmel,
bleo Snsbug often opertisrt al en-
@usn pg fit iaa furligs Seituoigelier,
at ban bpos Sbursoag Bitten. 8utisn,
Der bar en- SIN al 8. 8ormun, Norlbs
srn pucific 9ansns gurpmaiter / gar
90, bar tommen paa Seisg til tine
9sbitefprGlbrs peo 9rdno Sorts. Tint
len benbts uoe / Ssmartsn paa 9eoitss
faoerens Sarm.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16
Qeitnant Sobfpns 1absr. Dor

- 2sitnant SobiOns 5absr, DOM
msr s. M. SObion, 'sr upnapnt til
poitmsitsr / Greensboro, Ola. DOM
mer Spbion sr 0smotrdt. CO BET par
bans repubiitunite 8snnsr / 8psn. ION
inotrangsnos bdpoe unmoost prsfiosns
ten ON at uonapn. BAN til poitmsitsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

S'lN" NA'NS INu i1Uh't AAl w
iaa uo til for fort Sio iioen. 6eloiGs
big bar Rsgniturene life pqret blanoet
meo Sdsl, og @inben bar heller lite
nGret befttg. Der er ocg benz blanot
5armerne, iom life tror, at Re9net
enonu bar giprt nogen n9pnep9rpig
StaSe. Salfalo er MaiIen % be Iene
ppteter 9obnet me9et peb Hsgnet % Ri
mer enb oppeie, bpab Stabe Der tGn
bore tilfsiet Smaatprnet.
6upcrnsr Glough til @reinlep.
8uperner Glprsb bar ienbt ct 9rep
til Wft8inlep og ipur9t, ON Der life
bar np9sn GnIsonina til at gipe ct at be
ire Minnefptas 8egimenter liot at gisre
I 5elten; be logger MI % tun afpenier
Srore til Ifmarih. 8uoerngren bdpfe
fornplig faat llnosrretnirg ON, at
&rtgsoepartementet t9ntte itGrtt pod
at flntte bet 15be MinneIotd Reaiment
til Sudipnoile, bois bette Steo al
Suno6eosbenibn befdnotss at bore bel
bigt. Mten oenns llnberretuirg sr life
at en- iaa tilfrsbsftilenbe Garatter, ium
enffeligt tunbe bore, boprfpr 8uoernes
rem forlsoen Dag ienote PrGIioenten
felgenbe telegram: "9r9ilpsnt Wlcs
Sinleb. Gfter bet fsrite Spraab ON
Trooper bar Minneiota ben ferIts Stat
/ unipnen til at fable Soloater fans
men p9 fenoe benz uo at Staten. Oct
12te pg Abe &eg., ipm M ligger /
Gbidamaugd, itaar life tilbage for nos
get Regiment / heIe 2anoet; bet Clubs
maal beres ~ooerolt, og bog lisser De enbz
MI | 2eir. Oct fpretommer mig, ION
Wiirneipta er bleoen bstlaselig tilIioes
fat, efteripm iau mango Rsgimsntsr,
Der itaar longt tilbage for Minneiota.
tropperne | Spelie pg olmlnoell9 Sttt'
tetheo for 5elten, bar fadt 5prtriret oa
er Ienot til Srontsn. Bore SFitersr
og Sploatsr iaapeliom belle S.foltninser
/ Dor Stat filler, at Ri life bdr faut no.
gen rimeIig gebanoling. Gr bet ittt
muligt at faa ialfaIo ct II Re Regi.
menter, Tom MI er / gbiGamuugd, inn
/ ottip Siensite2 - .. Nt. Gluug5
8uperner."
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

ineotere | gbsn er / Qrbsioe meo Rspas
rattoner. Ilt timber pau, at StsrItes
parten al bet nsbbrGnbte Strso pil
blioe e~ienopbpgget msb Nuritsn. Oct
alminoelige Snotrpt er, at gpen pil
bltpe longt imuttere ON tort Sib, eno
ben bar for granbsn.
Jalot pluDielig bob ON.
Netop iom Chris greis6ere babe
betraabt perronsn neb SpDe9anens
Station / Darlington iioIte Snsbug,
fulot ban bob ON, rammet at Siertsz
flag, San bapoe tGntt iig til Gourtes
nan meo Sernbane. Sreis6ere bar
5ormono i pIano Co.'S Manufacturing
Dept. / Ueit pullman, 81, og bar
ienot til RorbzS atptd iom en- al Sir
maets Grperts. San bar gift co plnz
trent so Gar gammel. 2iget blep
ienpt til bans Sism I Wsit pullman.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-16

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