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The age-herald., 1898-09-08
DOINGS AT THE
 STATE CAPITAL The Best Treasury Showing for
 Many Years.
LOCAL COTTON MEN MEET
They Want Uniform Quotations-A Faithful Mayor-Railroad Com mission Orders New Depot
 for Sheffield

Montgomery, September 7.-(Special)- The entire expenses of maintaining all the prisons under the direct control of the state for the year ending August 31, 1897, includ- ing guards, officials, medical expenses, food, fertilizers and everything, was $606, ,003.76.
 In the year ending August 31, 1898, the entire expense for the same prisons and service was $43,193.S3, showing a net saving to the taxpayers of $22SO9.96.
 The balance in the treasury today (not 5 including over $5O,0OO set apart to meet interest," is in round numbers S1S7, ,000 and the state owes no borrowed money, and has paid every claim due. On the correspond ing day two years ago the state owed a note for A0O,00O borrowed, and was bur dened with some other claims, and had balance in the treasury of about $7400o.
 Want Uniform Quotations
 Montgomery is already one of the largest and best cotton markets in the world, and the live local cotton men propose to leave nothing undone to keep it so.
 The spot cotton men of Montgomery find ing it necessary to have uniform quota lions of the daily transactions of spot cot ton met yesterday late in the afternoon to perfect an organization to bring this about. Colonel John w. Durr presided and MT. +. F. Johnstone acted as secretary. On motion of Mr. w. I. R. Thompson they were made permanent officers.
 The object at present is not to establish regular cotton exchange, but to simply have uniformity in classification and mar ket prices.
 The following committee was appointed to formulate proper rules and regulations to be acted on later: Messrs William Marks, r. B. Fisk, J. A. Sellers and F. F. Johnstone.
 This committee will act upon the ques- tions submitted to them and another meet ing will be called as soon as they are ready to report.
 Faithful Mayor
 Mayor Clisby has sacrificed a well de- served vacation and one which his health demanded, to give his personal attention to the quarantine and health interests of the city. He was absent at Hot Springs, N. C., when the fever alarm was sounded in the south, and hurried back to his post of duty. He feels confident that Yellow Jack can be kept out of Montgomery this year. and, as a precaution, is having the sanitary condition of the city carefully looked after.
 New Depot for Sheffield
 The Alabama railroad commission has succeeded in bringing the several railroads which run through Sheffield into an agree ment with reference to a union depot there and an attractive station house will be constructed there without delay. It will not of course, be as expensive as the depot buildings here and in Birmingham, but will be amply commodious for the present needs Of the little city and for its prospective needs for number of years to come
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WADDEY-MILLER.
Wedding of Prominence in Talladega
 Yesterday.

Talladega, September 7.-(Special.) .)-Amid a waiting crowd and beautiful decorations. Miss Jessie Miller, daughter of Judge G.. K. Miller, and D. E. J. Waddey of Waterloo, Ia, were united in marriage at the First Presbyterian church today at 1:15, Rev. L.. R. Walker performing the ceremony in beautiful and impressive language.
 The best man was Hon. C. C. Whitson of this city, and the maid of honor was Miss Celeste Miller, the brides sister w. c. McMillan, J. c. Bowie, G. R. Foster and Major F. P. Mcconnell were the other att tendants.
 The bride is one of Talladega's sweetest and most intellectual young ladies, and will. be greatly missed by a host of friends and admirers.
 pr. Waddey is a prominent young man at his home.
 The happy young couple left on the I.ous- vile and Nashville for he groom's home, going by Chicago.
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nation, politically, commercially and from a military or strategic point of view. Pos session of that island has also rendered any further resistance of the Spanish forces in Cuba hopeless and General Miles firmly be- lieves by fair and just treatment that the people of Cuba can be as easily controlled either as friendly ally and neighbor or to become a part of our own country as the people of Porto Rico.
 General Miles remained in Porto Rico as long as he deemed his presence neces- sary for carrying out the wishes of the president and now returns to the United States bringing with him nearly 5000 men who are no longer required, there being some 12,O0O still remaining, amply sufficient for all purposes. He returns at once to Washington where he believes he can be most useful as he considers the most i'm portant need of the hour now to be the immediatae reduction of war expenses, and the return of as large a portion of those in the military service as possible to their former occupations where they are most needed" 'y
The age-herald., 1898-09-08
New Depot for shemeld
WARRIOR SCHOOL
Opened Yesterday With Flattering Pros-
 poets for the Year

Warrior, September 7.-(Special )-The Warrior high school has just opened with fattering prospects. The school rally on Monday night at the academy threw nev, life into the people, and this is expected to be the most successful in the history oe tile school. A large crowd were in attendance, and were entertained and instructed by the many addresses of citizens of the town a. I'd an eloquent speech by Prof. l. w. McAdory, county superintendent of education. The following young ladies recited beautiful pieces: Misses Trixie Brake, Oracle John son, Daisy Terry. A beautiful recitation was delivered also by Miss Ola Lloyd of Birmingham, who has been selected to as- sist Professor Ellis in the school.
The age-herald., 1898-09-08
DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC.
Twelve Gases of Severe Type at Gads-
 den Coosa River Swollen.

Gadsden, September 7.-(Special )-Gadssen is experiencing a diphtheria scare There are now twelve cases here. with one death. People are becoming alarmed and are leay- ing on every train. The cases are of a se- were type.
 The Coosa river has rose eighteen feet here, and great damage is being done to crops. Chattanooga river and Terrapin creek are roaring torrents, and thousands of acres of cotton and corn are under six and eight feet of water, while the farmers stand helplessly by and see a years work swept away. It means hardships for hun dreds along these water courses.
 Just thirteen years ago crops were de- stroyed in this section, and famine was narrowly averted.
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in order to maintain the honor of the Span ish army. In response to that he was in- formed that he had already maintained the honor of the Spanish army, and that further efforts would be useless and would result In the wanton sacrifice of human life.
 s Miles Did the Talking
 He then said that he was waiting to near from his government, and was in- formed by General Miles that he had al- ready taken much time for that purpose, and would be given until daylight of the following morning, it being then o'clock, to submit his final answer He begged for longer time, and earnestly requested untl R o'clock next day. This was finally granted by General Miles, the meeting dis solved and the officers separated On re- turning from this conference dispatch was received by General Miles from Washington, as follows:
 Major General Miles: You may accept surrender by granting parole to officers and men, the officers reta ming theic s.ds arms, the officers and men after parole to be permitted to return to Spain, the United States assisting. If not accepted, then as- sault, unless in your judgment assault would fail. Consult with Sampson and pursue such course as to the assault as you jointly agree upon. Matter should be settled promptly.
 (Signed)
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EAST LAKE ATHENEUM.

The next session begins September q . Healthful location; brick building with modern conveniences; able faculty and thorough courses in English. Sciences, Ant cient and Modern Languages. Business, Music and Art.
 Board and tuition moderate. Address, Atheneum, East Lake. Ala.
 H. '. MESSENGER. S-24-1m President
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IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
County Conventions Held Yesterday
 Seem to Favor Brewer.

Dadev1lle, September -tSpeciaL)-Talla- poosa county held a convention today and instructed her eight delegates to cast the solid vote for Willis Brewer in the con- gressional convention at Goodwater.
The age-herald., 1898-09-08

Roanoke September 7-(Special)-B. c. Jones, F. s. Nichols, J. T. Heflin, M. F. Us- sery, stell Blake and J. M. Gay were elect ed today by the county convention as deie- gates to the congressional convention 10 be held at Goodwater on the 14th of Septem- Der, and instructed for J. Thomas Hefiin Randolph was almost solid for Hef1in.
The age-herald., 1898-09-08
Columbia Institute,

COLUMBIA. TENNESSEE.
 A boarding and day school for girls. Best advantages. Refined home surroundings. English, music, art, special and college preparatory courses. Send for catalogue. Address, Mrs. Esther H. Shoup, principal, or Miss Mary A. Bryant, associate.
The age-herald., 1898-09-08
Suburban Sociability

 From the Chicago Record. "Our cook is gone again." "What was the matter?' "She said she got lonesome while my wife was taking her afternoon nap."
The age-herald., 1898-09-08

Haynevi1le, September 7.-(Special.)-The democratic county convention assembled to- day, Hon. J. D. Poole presiding. Goldsmith and Rogers were secretaries. Nearly all the beats were represented. After the resolu- tions were passed, Colonel Brewer came be- fore the convention and made a speech, which was well received.
 The resolutions congratulated the demo- cratic party of Lowndes on being united and true to the principles for which the party now stands approved. Colonel Brew CTS course in congress authorized him to name as many citizens as he desired to con stitute the delegation to the convention, and if by chance through trickery or otherwise, Colonel Brewer should be defeated, then the delegates are to vote for the man named py Colonel Brewer.
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S-24-1m
ALABAMA NORMAL COLLEGE s{RGs

The only Normal College fin the state where girls only are received, and where they are boarded under the care of the principal Normal. Literary. Indus- trial, Music and Art Departments. Terms low, tuition free in Normal Department. Fall term opens September IS, 1S9S For further particulars address
 MISS JULIA s. TUTWILER. Prin.,
 8-9-1m Livingston, Ala
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SOUTH HIGHLAND FEMALE C0lLE(

Will open September 9th, with a full faculty of experienced specialists in every depart, T2b0 and tuition $2, ss, s4. Music s4. Vocal and instrumental music a speciality. Instrrc- ton thorough, practical and to suit the times Discipline mild, but firm. For particulars, ad- dress J. A. MONROE A. M., Principal.
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cumstances under which General Miles Jeff Washington.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

g9is aus 8isn ssmslbst ipirb. ia cine
amerifaniids Dame, Dlib 0lsrrant,
tpsIds f4 elmer 8srsitsissseisaiduit
anseidIuHsn bate, in Der gldbs Der
Dreii1' llnteripiBe BEL Snnsbrut 1900
Sub tief abseitdrst uno mar iofort tObt.
gapitan Bates, ber NiIitdr. atta6es
bei Der amsritanii&en 8otidaft in Cons
bon, bat bon @aibinston ben 8sfsbI sr.
baItsn, ben osuti4sn 3aiisrmanbpsrn
beisunobnsn.
SIN benz iaum 700 Ginpobner sdbs
lenben Dorf g8ilbenranna in Nisoer.
Bayern, serfbrte Elm 8ranb 81 @sbdubs.
asiber famen awsi 8srionen bel BEN
8ranb um bas 2sben.
Dis ruHii@e Resisruns bat einsn Pan'
serfrsu,er bon flnftauienb Tonnen inb ben
aruppidsn Derisn su 8iel bsislt unt
Last Elm dbnIidsS 8riessidiff in ben
8uIfan' Bsrfsn 3u Ststtin bauen.
aus Berlin pirb beri6tet, bab Surf
Serbsrt 8ismard id ;uriidsssossn bat,
um in Der giniamfeit bic Drudboser
ber MemOirsn isinss Satsrs su eOrrisi.
rem.
Die GioiliiatiOu Sapana
sins uripriinslid BON China aus. Seute
fdidt Sapau @elebrte unb 8iiieu'
fdaftler mad benz Reife Der Wiitte,
Tim bic borti9en 8eDobner ,u unter'
riditen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
Gbarles Sang,
Ra9fclssr pOn Bang 9apmsyn
9ampf 8ottlins @erfe.
I2I SSemm Neemne.

GabriFant BON
Eraubtu. .Spba, 8ir@.Yitr, Sobapa0fr, car
lapartaa, Stltsrs- -sBalfsr, 8sIfaf @ineu
Vie, Grab Nipple Gtbr.
eastrbitr uue pprin In 6lai&su fir ben
oausstbrau& psretu fpftufrtt in's paus as.
HtfTt. ~ Stltpbpu no. 592.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

finbsn. SdIisbIi& fanb sr Jpn in cine,
8irde untsr cine Wense bon Srauen uni
Ginbern.
Spauif@s @sfansene mad Der
Seimatb.
@afbineton, 90. 4ug. Da8 8rissS.
bepartemsnt III bonn General Sbaftsr IL
Santiago benabridtiet iporben, bab &C.
tern bas Iransporti&iff ..Gababonsa'
nit ipaniiden @sfansenen, 2148 Mdn'
nern, 109 Offi3iersn, A Srauen unb as
8inbern, bon Santiago mad Spanisr
abssieeelt if. 8pei anbere S&iife mil
8efansensn ieseItsn ipdter ab.
Spanisn madt anfpru& auf
Gntf6abisuns.
@aibinston, 90. aus. 8reniier Sa'
saita, bsanipruGt, ipie aus Wuorioer
Depei1sn su srfebsn lit, bab Spunien
ftir aqes Rssierunsseisenibum, @sbdube,
8aiernen, Sefunssiperte etc. in Guba,
gorto 8iieo unb anberstpo enti9dbist
tpirb. Disisr aniprud bat pieI @Om.
mentare bsrporssrufen. um auf bic
i6pisrissn Srusen aufmertiam su mas
den. tpsI@e bon ben Militdrs unb Srie'
benseommiHionen psrbanbeIt tperbsn
maEen. Sn ofTisielsn 8reifen IN man
ni9t sensist, einen @esenanipru& uuf
Sasafa's Sorbsruns seItenb au MAIDEN.
neil bas su eeb6riser 3eil bor ben @om'
mifionen sef6eben tpirb unb man nidt
i'm 8orauS bic 8oIitii unferer 8esieruns
befannt MAIDEN mil.
9ie Sraee III in bem borIiesenben
Sale sttpas compIi,irt burd bic Tbat'
fade, bab Guba unb 8orto 8ico ftrene
eenommsn ni1t bur9 groberune, ionbern
pisImsbr burd ssesnieitises nsbsrsin'
fommen erlanst iporoen limb. SIM Sale
elmer grObsruns fbnnte feline Srase bars
Iber aufsstporfsn ipsrbsn, bab ALE Sorts.
8arraden, Heisrpationen etc. NIT BEN
sroberten @ebist in bic Sanbe beS Sis'
gers iibsrseben.
gntpidelunsen ber 9biIippi'
nenfra8e.
aonbon, 90. Ius. Der Wiener gor'
Respondent Der ,.Times" iaet: Dis
gntpideluns Der Pbilippinenfrase ipirb
bier nit bem erbbten Sntereie perfOIst.
Die umltdnbs idsinen barauf binsubeu'
ten, bab Amsriiu bic SnieIn bebalten
tpirb. Ser rlmhanb, baB Senator
Dapis, bsr fdr poafdnbise annectiruns
1T unb Stautsminifer 9ap. cine Stlss
Saipaiii6sr goIitif. su GOmmifdrsn sr.
nannt iinb, tpirb babin ausseleBt. bab
Prdiibent Wc2inIsp bic 8ebaItuns Der
SnieIn bssdnitist.
Wieber eine ensIifhe 2Gse
fsfssna8eIt.
Berlin, 90. &us. Die bieiisen 8sit.
uneen ireusn ii1 ale, baB Der neusfe
SebpsrIud Der 8ritten besasIi6 Der ab'
reiie @snsral ausuiti'S bon ManiIa 70
sIdnsenb abseidlasen ipurbe. Die
,,abIniids 8situns" meint bel Der Bee
iprebuns oes Saaes: 9ie beutiden
S6iffs Dor Dianila baben berbinoert,
oab ben bortissn Deutiden uno ibrsn
S6ubbsfobIsnen aud nur Elm Saar ses
triimmt tporben 1T. unb baS mar gut unb
notbtpsnbis. 9a6bem aber iiber Dla'
niIa bas Sternenbanner tpebt, III cine
56dbisuns oeutiden gisentbumS ober
bic 8ernibtune zines beutiben Sebens
pobl gang aussei6lofen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
Bur SeaciDtalsa(s.

VIE Didsnissn, mic !. 3. aldnb6nbItr,
0irtbt, 8sfbdultr, etc., psIts @ura aflu Art
In srSbtrsr Auantitdt stbrauGsn, ptrbsu ts In
ibrtm Snttrtiit Tnbtn, TIRE @infGuft bti
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
Selifatefien.

Slide: Reus SOlIanbiide Sdrinse
unS 8uiii9e Gardiner, Samburser
4aIe in Del unb @eIee, Gapiar, Sars
b.nen in 8ddien, 2obfer, Gppetit Silbs.
setOdtsr WadsrsI, &isIsr Sprottsn in
Del.
safe: Sromaee be 8rie, 2iebers
franz. Cream, @rdner, S4peiser, 2im'
burger, 8udhsin unb Sanb 8dfe.
@urf: Salumi unb @erpsIat. Bies
ner, nit obsr obne Sauerfraut, unb
5ranffurtsr in 8ldien.
Spesiaittdten: O9ienmauls
Salat, 9isbis's Sleifd.@rtraft, OlipenDI
bsim Quart, 2amms 3un8en in TDpfsn.
@bparb 9 iebeder,
$50 2adaipanna Gbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

Crn6s9r rbeifen isbsr ast b ba
.@ &satIatr DfRss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
HeiIungen

mach dem Gebrauch Won Hoods SarsapariIla
sind erfolgreicher ais Won irgend elmer anderen
Medizin. Seine grossen Kuren in wahrhafter,
Hberzeugender Sprache Won dankbaren Man
nern und Frauen aufgezechnet bilden seine
wirksamste Annonce. Viele Won desen Kuren
sind wunderbar. Sic haben das yertrauen der
Leute gewonnen; haben Hoods Sarsaparllla
den grdssten Verkauf in der Welt gegeben, und
haben fir seine Herbereitung das gr0sste Labo-
rat0rium auf der Welt n6thig gemacht.
Hoods Sarsaparilla ist durch seine Kuren,
welche es hervorgebracht ns;, bekannt, Kuren
der Scrofeln, ,Flechten und Hautkrankhelt Kuren
Won Rheumatismus, Neuralgle und schwachen
Nerven, Kuren Won Magenschwache, Leber-
beschwerden, Katarrh-Kuren welche beweisen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

Bir srseustn unb paisntirttn bas apbal
Dir srjsustsn unb rssifriritn bas Wprt Rubaf.
,,Rcbar II unisrs trflufps S6uBmarft unb
bat nur 8sus auf Slim &amsras unftrr
Ranufaftur, Nimmt itin anbtrts Camera ale
Gin 8ppaf an.
galtman &Ooaf So,
Rodsfer, 81. D.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
Staat Stic, Stabt SUlsbp, !
Yuead En,tt t,tN ca

8rauf 8. Gbsntp bsiGpSrt, bae or bsr 6Itrt
parintr bsr 5irma .. 3. 9btntp & 60. 10, psISts
@tlhafts In btr Stabt 5plebp In pbtngsnanntsm
County uno Staat ibut, unb eae btlieit 3irma
bic Summs ppn tinbunetrt Dollars fir itesn
l5al pon aatarrb bs,absn pirb, br bur1 ben
@sbrau6 BON Sall's 3atarrb aur nittt gsbtili
psrbtn fam. 8rauf 8. Gbtnty.
(~~) Bdhpcrtn Dor mir unb unitr.
! Sitssl. ibritbtn In msinsr @sstnpari am
NV 6. September ". .. 1896.
y. u. @Isaion, Vhtnili&er ROtar.
Sal's aaiarrb'aur ptrb inHulib stnum.
men, unb wirft eirtrt auf eas Slut uub pi
i6lsimistn Sbsraa6tu pss Spiisms. eab
Gut nmlpnll 3msniiit fommsn.
j. 3. &beutp & Co., IpIsbo, y.
E4 Ysrfauft pcn alien Apotbsfnn, 75e.
Saas 6amilisn pilIsn iine bic bshsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
24O Gin Strase,

Senrp Mrmbr,tif,
24O Gin Straee,
~ ma&tn; SsIspbpn 1888. @fr f&laaitn
unlsr tissnfs 8isb unb fabriiirtH unfrt Wurt
iine babr In ben Stanb stitbt btHtrt aualitai
uub nisbrissrt prtiis ale anbtrt 10 esbtH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

Sc gibt feit &oOaf
nmr bas Gaiiman &ooaf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25
9aurel 9ia Yarf 9Dtel,
an Der 0unmpre Meap.

Der lintfr,tihnttt bat bas Seta bts purn
GriB Samiet an br Dunmort Hsab iibn-
nommtn uub pirb ft btartbtn, ben ptribtu
@6fsn NIT bsm 8tikn aubuparisH, mas 8htf
unb Seller bisttt.
Snbsm Id mid BEN sttbritn publifum btiitus
smpfsblr, lapt Id ~ ,abrsi&tm Ssfu6t rssteHif
sin. 8tp. Rtubad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-08-25

SarsapariIla

ist die beste-in der That die eInzlge wahre
blutreinigende Medizln. Gebrauchen Sic Hoods.
Hoods PiIlen kqrIren Leberlelden,
hEOoa . iiSl leicht Zu ne I'm 10 n,
wirksam. 25 cents. Bel allen DrOgulsten.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
Wiffclets GscnIfaber,

Sitter 9optinions 0pOogslis % IT.,
be meget interesiante unosris,,y.,'
Iom er anitilet at Gb. Gb. Gui0,,,m,
oiier Rittelitaal unoer N~ftigGros,,.
cssien en- ggning / @olum. En- s;,,,,
fun bar pRret betjenbt hos Vor,,.
9uiadume idmmenIigneOe en- pi,,L,
itualitang, ION ~inoebOlot Is psf. p.
tel, mso en- NeSiingitung al 1on,,
2Gngbe. Smeuem 200 % 100 &,
forbolot begge St9n9sr ii9 ljoeoon n,
sr: oeres 8olum forminofe8, ,ft,rf,r
Semperotursn uftog; men fra $50 g.,
% neboOer begpnote Rittelitoper A..
uboioe Zig for fnart - meO en- Inn,
oelie at 40 Mitrpmiaimeter pr. Sras
% Weter - at nua Worimum az IN.
pibsIIs, bpiltet fuu oebbIep at ban,
tonitdnt inbtil - 60 Or. 5e f,r.
Fisligs 2sgerin9er forboIotr ia me-,
6enIpu til llopioeIIe ps Sommentro,
ming alt sfter i'm HittsISeboIt % sft,r
ben 8rab, bpori be bar uncerooost
5orpanoling.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
Gm &et's WooerfjGriiabeo.

0a en- 8~aarbbruser / Stiptpeot
iiommer tjsrte Slaamaitinen, traf
bsns anip en- Rsi's Rebe, bpori 5 linz
ger, boorai be 3 blep i~taarne itu, for
inoen Waitinen tunoe ~Itanies. Wans
ben iprang itrdr al og toe be to andre
llnger og bar benz fsrit bism, belle Sis
ben efterful9t at Rsien, Der rent for
tpilet labbebe sfter BAN liss til aistz
f~snoeren. Reien blep itudenbe uoeHs
for og lob fig lite itramme pet, for
Manoen eftsr en- Zines lib after Tom
ub meb llngerne, ipm fan ba bar ino /
ct Stootrat us iatte pariomt neo / nps
gen Spng. Rsisn fulste BAN lige /
SGlsne % bar rent elepilb at 9laoe,
ba Manben operlop benbe Lingerie fine
iaien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
Spanife 89nfer?

era Cuba msIoss, at It Samm.ns
itsb ftal 6a5e fuHoet Steo mslsm
ameritdHsrs % Gu5dners 5eo gi5ara.
men oa MeobelsIi.H tommer ira
ipanft ailbe. II bet life ia Lst at pios.
hbcroon BET b9ugsr iammeu gsnss
raj 2Oque Ital ira gf5ora 5aa. 1rsgs.
til Ge=eral 8lauco % me55eli, at 51u
m.b Rso os Hsppe taaos aruors ga
nierne ! at flutts "a Il. Ga5duerue
iorat betizmps Gmeritduerur CHS
Der iDsthsle sr noqet Weooelei5eu len.
iaa sr Der Dem, Fom tror. at BET 6ele
itnlcss fpaHite RRater. i0,t ), Dl,
iFgs at 0olos al ben uqsr;e b fan
iHeen b iorlaesr CUBA sabaaa
bar en- glsooeleiie ON, At ausrtta
Rerne bar traupet oau gu61s Faa
Datt msasu Cp6i0ietfc. Folt idmlc
oss / tore Gtarsr I garterue Ga oua
8dberHe forat oistatsre Sdqeu. "a
mane, uboHite CHic.rer, Iom bar
Sptn pda psrmisfou, Deuote til6dqe
III fine pofter isicn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
General 6ome,.
Zen gamle ari9er tror Amerifanerne
pan 0eres Orb.

5el9enoe er ct fort llbbrag al e.
Srep, ION General 8omsS bar itrepei
til Senor Nueiaba / 8aibineton:
Seq narer fulb Sinib til bet 6si.
tioelise 2sfte, Tom &onsresfen
WaIbin9ton bar gipet, og bsrfor me-.
rer jeg insenIombslit 5rpgt meb Gen.
Ibn til Gubas ltafbansisbeo. 0ai
bill ganife ptit tase nossn Sib, inber
ot tan nda bort Waal, men eftsr iau
me8en Samp os SpofrelIe fan Ri moi
pente liot enonu. Wiliter gef9ttslis
at be 5orenebe Staters trooper er til
en- big Srab nsbpenbis forat fprbes
reoe og paaftpnbe Spanisrnes Rsms
ming og forat faa brast Sarmoni
mellsm be forItielise Sattorer / cus
bant politit. Os mebsns bette paas
gdar, bill ben republitun'te Rssiering
bli organiieret, bsns geitsmmslisr bill
BIT gootlenot AZ aue, o9 Der bill after
femme Srben / sinssne.
aampsn mob Spanien er MI pper,
os pi be9pnoer paa en- mere inbpitlet
os panitelig Spsape, nemlig at fore
bort republitunife politife SpItem
frem til Seller % sienopbpsgs Gam
bet. Def er en- alt anbet enb let Sps
gape, pg ale M9no, ION slTfsr fit
2anb, buroe bibrase lit til bens 2sss
ming. III ben 9runo tan lea, trobs
mine 81 aar, life MI tr9tte mig till
bage.
8pre Sficerer og Manb git / Sels
ten ps aolsb mine Srbrer; ies fan
itte forlabe benz, for bsres 5remtib er
fitret. De bar miitet aft, be eiebe, %
bar Ret til noget 9ebsrlas, ialfalo
til beres 2%snntnger. Den nbe Reoies
ring mao fire benz ben. 2t pplsIe
S9ren fan Der lite bore Sale ON, for
Spanierne bar forlabt Zen. Mine
M9nb fan life / ben 6orfatnina,
bport be MI er, bli operlabt til fine
5ienbers gdrmbiertisbeb.
GnteIte Wenneiter bar forisgt at
sjsre o8 mist9ntiomms p~perior 4mes
r~itanerne forat itabe llgrsie og 5orz
pitlinger, men inoen Ri toilsr paa bet
ameritanite 5olts 2grIiebsb, maa ri
pente pau Sanolinser. iom 9isr be-
res b~sitioelige 2sfte til en- 2s9n."
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11

Mai en- FaIosa 6ierrs, % BET oil be-
ineIc Seisrberrens 9opn. 9cIe Der
ben oil fpmpatilsrs mso Spdnicn.
ipri paa en- Taa srufrm Mddbc tnu'
f.s al Fienoen.
"RatiradI Seitane- flyer, al Slip
pinerns | Entertainments 9unotr ciI'
b, bIipe al itor tcmnsrcinI % ptrmos
n,nt getnoHins, iom ale Rostcr. otr
bar Sntsrtsier / Srisuttn, Mo toas /
gstragtrirs; BET er otrfor ianoipns
Iist, at en- sIsr anosr To9t mOoiat
ter fie, at oisis Ger Ritter Giert.
"gcisii6s 3,ituns" tar BEN ameri
ianft Rssisriue oretutIi9 / Stole ioy
bsnS GrinFbsb % @0sutibs 3eituu9"
flyer, at bette SOrIanssnos sr gauges
(llfprf,amnsthso. % ben opfcrortr
Europa til al tribe iRo. fpr bet er
Epr tent.