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qnd B[0Ss cQS|lgS,
Fire Fronts Qld Boiler Work.
HartWeM Iron Works.

4 - Id e. r
why l am willing to commit murder and
take chance at the galiows to get it.
Mr.. Madill. l don't want to kill you |
am doing this for money only. and II you
want to save your life there is but one
method. and that is by advancing me $4,000.
am not common criminal MIR. Madill.
and do not wish to either kill you or rob
you. and II you pay me the money and
promise me not TO prosecute me- will
promise you upon the honor OF a man to re-
pay every cent of it to you.
Mr. Madill. | think yo, understand the
situation II is matter Of money or DEATH
IT you want your life spared say so. II not
say so. and may God be with your soul il
you say So
The would be robber, who still refuses TO
give his right name. exactly duplicates the
performance of the mysterious man who
robbed President Mcffatt OF the Denver
bank on March 30, 1882 of $21, 900.
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roREIcy.

The natives killed German sailors Mt
Riac chau and great excitement results.
Russia offers the loan to CHM, but
viii not guarantee to protect China
against England's displeaturc.
The Russian fleet Mt Port Arthur Is in
helpless condition, having run out OF
coal.
British demand for permission to send
ships to Port Arthur was promptly COM
Piled with.
Bad financial conditions and alleged
misrule are about to produce revolution
IN San Salvador.
United States minister to 1IayiI. II rs
rrmored, has been recalled on the order OF
Germany.
Russia viii compel Turkey to accept
Prince George of Greece 40 governor OF
Crete.
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P0LITICAL..

Tho manager Of George W. Finger cans
d.date for land commissioner. says he u
sure OF the nomination.
!. Il. Coughs announcement for tho
lieutenant governorship made BY Collin
county executive committee.
The Tennessee deadlock has not yst
teen broken.
Kentucky senate passed the house rcso-
i,;tIon calling ON Senator Lindsay TO rc-
sisn his seat and branding him as traitor
N his party.
Otis md Campbell were on the stand In
the Hanna bribery Investigation. Both
declared their belief that Hanna did not
know Royce.
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THE STATE.


Young man has sued In u Dallas court
for possession of his wife. who IL with
her father.
4 Is said that the Gulf. beaumont and
Kansas City has purchased tho grade of
the Jasper Southern.
big Hoo Hoo concentration viii be
held mt Port Arthur tonight.
Houston-built steamboat Naomi has been
duly registered Mt Galveston
Ar oyster expert Is investigating at Gal
WESTON with the idcn of opening up farm
Ia Sabine lake.
Gnllahor's attorneys will appeal his case
Exceptions take UP a hundred typowrittcn
pages
Ellis county attorney sprang q scnsa-
ton by declaring that he believed pria-
oncr on trial was Emmett Dalton, tho Ter
rltory outlaw.
Dsiinnt's attorney is investigating tho
Blpnther confession.
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Washington, January 2S,-rh bill to pay
the book publishing company OF the Meth
cdist Episcopal church, South, saSs,00O fcr
damages SUSTAINED BY that corporation dur-9
| ing the war, after enpounterng an obsti-
rate fiibuster which stavad off a vote on
two previous private bills, was niioted 10
Its passage IN the house today by NJ.
Cooper OF Texas, who Wa In charge OF the
| measure The friends OF this measure
proved themselves to DO IN III, oyerwhelm-
ing majority. and The oppssttjpn todan.
finding II could told out no longer, rc-
luctunty yielded.
The vote on the bill was 1888 to 81.
.-.-.--iat t M 8- y
This was private bill day In the house
under the rules, but Mir, Grout Creep. VII,
IN charge of the District Of Columbia ap-
preparation BILL attempted to sup,siant the
regular order with the confederation OF
that bin This caused a renewal of tho
fight over the bill to pay the Book PUB
fishing company OF the Methodist Episgo-
pal church. South. s2ss,oo0 for damages
sustained by II during the war, which had
already consumed the entire time Of two
private bill days.
The friends OF the latter measure under
the leadership Of Mr.. Cooper tDem., Toxl
rallied In opposition to thu motion, and dc.
Tended IL on rising vote, " 10 1879.
In continuation OF the fiiibustnring tac-
ties begun last week. Mr.. Dalzell secured
the yeas ana nays IN order TO consume
time. 'rhe roll call developed such an
overwhelming majority in favor OF the bill
(the vote being rs to 1860. that Mr. Dalxell
offered to consider the bill Tor the relief
of the Methodist Book Publishing con-3
pany and II was finally arranged that after
debate until o'clppk q vote should be hn0
directly on the bill.
Those who participated in the debato
were:
In favor OF it--Mcssrs. Dlnsmorc tDe,n..
Ark.). Dolliyer (fiep.. Ia. Dockery fDem..
MOI, Sims (Dcin., Tenn.). Mahon lRep.,
Pal, Sullivan Dem, Miss.), Terry tDem,.
Ark.), Gaines tDem,, Tenn) and Gr0s-
venor taep, Ohio,
In opposition Mcssrs, DaIzell fRep,,
Pal. Hepburn tRep,, IaD. MclIwan tRep..
N. -. 1)ingley tfsep.. Mel and Connolly
tRcp,, Ill.
AT 4 o'clock the bill was reported fayOv-
ably TO the house. and ON demand OF Mr..
Dalzel the vote wan taken by ayes ana
noes. The bill was passed 1855 70 90.
The house then at 4;S0 p. IN. took recess
until 8 o'clock. the evening session 70 b
devoted to the consideration Of privlte
pension bills. III ~
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John Kennedy Badly Hurt.

Kansas City. Mo-, January 2S,-John f..
Kennedy, locomotive engineer who has
twice been tried for completely in train
robberies at Blue Cut and acquitted. was
picked UP on West Fifteenth street tonight
In an unconscious condition bv persons who
had seen him thrown from horse which he
was riding. the horse having slipped IN the
pavement.
In one of Kennedy's pockets was black
domino mask; distributed about his clothing
we're several pieces OF disiointed shotgun
In addition to these were a 45-calibre re-
yolyer and liberal supply of cartridges
and shotgun shells He also carried a
EnDtern. Kennedy, who is detained by the
police, SAYS he was starting on hunting
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washington, January IS Eastern Texas
Partly cloudy, with light rains on the gulf;
variable winds.
Western Texas-Threatening weather, with
light rain in southern portion; nortlieriy
winds.
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkansas
Partly cloudy, colder; northerly winds.
North Internationally colder: slowly ris-
ing temperature: east to southeast winds.
South Dakota-Generally fair: variable
Nebraska. Kansas and colorado-Fair; va
riatle winds. -,
wyoming fair; variable, winds
Montana - Partly cloudy: southwesteriy
Winda.
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CUBA.

General Arangucn killed while visiting
his mistress, fate which has bcfnllcn
other Cuban chiefs In Havana province.
secretaries OF the autonomous failed TO
repay the visit Of the bishop OF Havana.
United States and Spain negotiating o
reciprocity treaty to include Cuba
Supplies from the United States for dis
tressed cubans arc no heavy that Lee can
not handle them.
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rlLIBusrERixG ATrnNrrrD.
nut the TcxmN Proved Htmrelf Il
PariinmcntnrIan nnd thc Or
position Wns Routed.

Washington. January 2s. Especial Us
Congressman Cooper today won q signal
victory i, the passage OF the Bill granting
the southern Methodist Book concern sass
ooo on a war claim, Mr.. Cooper. who was
in charge OF the bill. developed qualities
hitherto unknown. lilo proved tn DO a first
class porllamentariap. Tho republicans
begun to fllibustcr from the beginning.
but Mr.. Cooper blocked them Mt every turn.
and forced n vote and passed the bill By
about ninety majority.
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Washington, January 2S.-ln accordance
with agreement the senate convened at 10
- 49,.
by unanimous consent the routine DUST
ness was waived, and Mr. Stewart tNev.)
opened the last days discussion of the Tel
Ter resolution In supporting the resolu-
ton Mr.. Stewart maintained that money,
whether it be silver or gold or paper, was u
creature OF law, the creation of money
being inherent in all independent nations.
He said that this statement had been up
he'd by the highest of tribunals. and cite
historical instances of such creation OF
money.
question Mr.. Stewart said, referring to the
speech of President Mckinley in New York
last night, that he regretted to see that
the president had rot studied this question
more deeply and that he was utterly mis-
guided. He quoted the following instance
from the presidents speech:
Nothing should ever tempt US
nothing ever VIII tempt us--to scale
uowm .he saolou ueo. , ", ane w.,
ever NAV he The Language of the con
tract the United States will discharge
all OF It's ooigations IN the curreh
,.i,;l;rnd ,ar,d a. ,be i'm, NJ nav
ment.
Mr.. Stewart thought this was a remark-
able statement. which meant simply that
nothing but gold was good enough for the
bondholders. Mckinley. said Mr. Stewart,
refers to the option of the government to
pay its obligations in either gold or silver,
as a mere technicality, and he di this, TOO,
In the face of his own vote in favor of the
other metal. He calls this option of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT thousands OF millions
a mere technicality. "What language for a
president TO use. exclaimed Mr.. Stewart.
we can not use this money In the treas-
uw unless II is recognized NV other ma
lions of the world as tho best money. The
desnots and gold advocates of Europe are
:. no,,o ~. LIND os noney reea,dless nj
,ha, 10 law Of the United states may be. :,
Reforming 70 Secretary Gage. Mr.. stewart
said he believed the secretary to be an
honest mana man who would not rob a
bank-bpt ne said. II was difficult for MIR.
Gage to look al this question except from
~ s,andno,nt ~ ! banker Hc thought 1t
rnfor,,,nato that tho nresidant had placsd
~, ..,,,. do,ortment In charge NJ hank
~. W 20, clad tho president had
,s.o.n ~ ,he cloak ana made the Issue
TT. ..,,,, ~ naon,.
u,,ah, ,o,,ov,na j., s,nnor
ar cann ,...,. . ia ~ so,,asaa ~ ,,a,
Q. tue a,,.,. ss,s '.,s - ,,anss ao,,,,
the pa,'.s .. 80 - $500 aana, ,,r,y,.
" ~ ,,a,a,s =, ~ m,n,s ia he,,
'eses - w.. -. 49,. ..aa - n,.,n,a,r ~
'nsl rus oa' 49,. -. ,.ss'.,s III,
paiits was y p"s w ~, 60. -
Ga'i'ns upo, 'ne psop ny
.nat inc a's ''.,' = ,oo aaa, ,,',ar
IN lavor OF ai'y','ns pus -. sAs 800.
we 90 ho' osh'.e, '"s', c -
cannon ~ me os'nea nora - 80.
oleyeiaha. @n'ch = wo,,"'pp y 49,. 49,.
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DOMESTIC.

General Bragg OF the Iron brigade IN
bitter against confederstcs., whom he
would bar from Office.
Midwinter expedition to the KlondIkc to
bo undertaken.
Whites ordered all negroes TO leave
Ionoke county. Ark, and clash between
the races seems imminent
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THE LAW AGAIN PLAINLY STATED.
Text of the Teller Resolution, Which Instructs
the Secretary How to Pay Bonds.

That all the bonds issued to be Is
sued under the said hcenbcforc reccd
able principal the
United States silver United States
tanning grains
to rs coinage such silver COIN legal tender Of said
bonds principal and interest Is In violation Of the public faith
In derogaton Of the rights Of the public creditor.
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Eve BODIES Recovered.

Spokane, Wash. January Ss.-Ine
charred and mnugled remains Of Ave Of
the victims Of the great Eastern block tire
were taken from the ruins today. Two
bodies have been Identified. They are:
" b. Gordon and Mrs. Cora Peters and
there is little doubt that the Others wire
Mrs Peters, three children, Charles, Anna
and Ethel. Mr.. Gordon had gone mo me
building 10 try to save Mrs. Porter and ner
Children.
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NextLdye stock CONVENTION.

Dsnyer. Col. January 2s The executive
committee of the National Live Stock As
socistlon Of the United States, which was
organ ,zed at the recent convention, To-Day
saonted bylaws for the government o. the
association and fixed January ~ lss'; 40
the date for the next convention wnien Y
10 be held In Denver.
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SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS. !,

Teller reafhming
wasda idyen nd la gds andar drosou o
the war,
o
N 8
q
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Texas cocks won four Of the sir aghts
az Yoakum.
Mysterious Billy Smith repeatedly foul
cd sr opponent and was finally throxn
gu. Of the ring aud building. 4.
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LOCAI..


Mary Benchiey. colored, is shot and
mortally wounded at her home, In the
Fifth ward.
The Baker interest in the FiaukiIn ana
fanniu street property Ii sold.
The npiritiaIists will celebrate tho an
niyorsary Of the birth Of Thomas Paine.
~Promotion day In the public schools.
Some hints about buying books.
Henry watterson viii lecture here next
Friday night
I Sons Of Confederate Veterans viii mest
70 organize next Thursday night,
Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary 20
ciety now in session at sl,earn ahnFch
chapel.
The Light Guard contemplate .slyipg up
their pretty home. IS a!
David y. Mcclure dtss fron w eeeet
Of his injured. 81 h \ * Il
Funeral 81 Patrick J. Gibson. NJ els1
- 20 his assassin. "A s.
This W gun Tor 0slyestoh, 4 foi3 plIl -
glven 4 reesptIon w the IieuAiea NIL
itsrys II s. Il
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cOMMERCIAL.s 4.

January wheat In Chicago boosted up n
one time to 3l.Io but the close was at
si.os. Mny wheat, corn and oats closed
unchanged and provisions ~ to Sc lower.
Hester's weekly statement shows a de-
crease In the visible supply and an In
crease In the movement into sight. even
compared with 1896.
Sharp gains In the stock market sue.
ceedcd by declines and the close showed
fractional losses
Dun's trade review finds an increase ID
business with less Increase IN prices than
was expected.
Bradstreets hnds the outlook for spring
trade decidedly encouraging.
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wEArHnR IxFoRMArIos.
Last Nights Readings.

The barometer is relatively low from I'LL
nois to Tennessee and from extreme West
ern Texas to the South Texas coast. There
is an area of high barometer extending from
Western Nebraska to Arkansas and Central
Texas. with highest reading Of $3.50 inches at
North Platte. The weather is cloudy to partly
cloudy over Texas, Oklahoma and Western
Kansas, with rain at Corpus Christi and ri
Paso, which are the only stations reporting
measurable rainfall. 1t is clear elsewhere.
General Observations.
Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at 5 M. seventy-iifth me-
lid i1in
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Store planer.
Gnslano pil bgsse | Samaiea.

Sra Spsn ainsstpn paa Samaica
meloes ben 7be Dec: Som Sch at en-
plan ON at omItube kingston Sapn
til en- umaabelig 5luaositaticn meo
S~rIossp9rft / @nleonins at ben fores
ituaenbe gpsnins al Nicarasuatanas
len, bar 4omiralitstet netpp inotjsbt
Greet ponb pso gpens peitliee 9ran'
ie, bpor Sotfsrne ifal opfsres. Oct
iisss, at 4rbsioet pil bli paabespnbt
eisblittelis. Sette S%rIossparit fisss
at futile bli bet itsrfte ipm fnbes | be
brittle geiibbelfer.
Gn bsititaaenbe M%arineoHicer, Der
blep ubipurst ON Sagen, uotalts, at
Planen meb bet belle bar "at eisre Sas
maica til ct anpet Gibraltar, bborfrd
ben nne aanal tunbe beberItes, % iii
ct Samlinsspuntt for ben dnslpamss
rifunife GIianees 5laaoes og Scr
1tnrter. De fan ba bsberife beggs
9srbensbape % Tan ballancere ben
politiits % tommertieIe @4gtitual,
ipm be inbes forsObt."
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Sherman imoo
AnOre ErOtsiter itrsmmer inD.

Deb ct Wsoe at 4ntisS Imperialism
Ssasue / Bottom forlsoen bleo isIsenpe
Strioelie ira furbenparsnoe Stutsmis
hitter SHERMAN opl9it.
"0et er nit Saab, at be 5orsnsOe
Staters Senat bill iortaits 5rattaten
CO laoe Gsrnes 8sfpItning Fri for
Spaniens Center % be fiGrnere Be
'iooelier fri for be 5or.neoe Staters.
Seq inmpatiIerer meo 4guinaloo !
bans geitr9belier paa at grunblasss
en- Rspublit | bet tineiiHs SAP / Nprs
beosn al 9gtpator. % jes badber, at
ban mad blt en- nh Rdtions Waibinqs
ton, Der fan bploe fig abiolut fri for
europaiIt oe ameritanit Snbfpbslis."
ODER 500 petitioner, Der proteitss
rer imoo enbper "uopibsliesppIitit"
os mango msb en- Masie l1nbsrtrifs
ter - er inolsbet til 2isasns aontos
rer | Waibington og Bottom, os bet
bleo beiluttet / Snsbags, at man itrar
ital bespnbe at forelaese Petitioner
for Ssnatst.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Hiite iur Sfplrbprn.

Gn SOinoe / philadelphia, iom scnF:
uoentet muatts Icrgs for tit ,get llnotts
bolo, aiorbe ct 5orIss meO at tiIber''t
"gfiite" for StoIsbprn peb gtaOsmisyrt
Sun laOsoe ben til / 1T Siem og isnH.
ben ben til Stolslotal.rn,. Sum sioro'
en- gegpnoelie meb "Sanopihes" c'
9root eler flint grsb msb 5plOning a
battet Sunse sler Stinfe, t~ilitadrn'
Smprrebrpb meo Oft til ,Ier baarOto3''
Gg, Coolies" sller en- fort, imptl, It
fororieIig Soge. gfterIom Jorrttnins'H
sgebss, trGpeoe bet life Iad liOsr alF8t n.
at ~fordnore Sptieisboslen ofte net; ih'
en- Stolepi9,s Rite. appstit er Ofte nossi
lunefulo o9 trrien. Man bar Ogiad ion
tss on Sheen paa andre Stsoer, % M
er iadIeces / Rem gort pad Here STEER
arron9eret Zig, at idaoanne 2undsons Il
at fua.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

Gawaii' q commissioners 8appprt CT
onsrienbt G%ongresisn. SommisIios
men d~nbefaler en- territorial Reaierin9
for gerne. Seriigten msb osnne ter
ritoriale Ylan er, at Eerne meo Iii
ben tan optases iom Stat / llnipnsn.
Oct er bel oeiaa Grunosn til, at
Sommisiionen for.flaar i fin Raps
port, at Retten til at blipe gorssr af
be 5oreneoe Stdter i~nbftr9ntes. Spor
gefoltningen er iaa blanoet, iom ben
er paa Satuaii, og bpor Sorfienen
measm be fortieIise Racsr sr iua
tor, tunoe Siemmerettsn let misbruz
ges al ben talries uoioenoe % balpt
cioiliferebe MasIe. commissioner
dnbefaler, at 9orgerret gipes til ale
bpibe p%erfonsr, Yprtugiiere inbbeiats
tst, oesforuosn Yerioner at afritanit
Sertomit os ale Gftertommsre af9prs
gere at Safpuii Rspubliten osnsang,
ben blep annettsret. 5or at blipe 9ors
ger mao man turne l9ie % itripe Sds
rpdtisS proset eIlsr Gngelif. Deb bisic
SeItemmelier er be tore Masier oI
inopanoreoe Sapaneisre pg 8insisre
uoeluttst fra al 0eItaselie / Stats
itprelien.
Den Del al gsfoltninsen, ION for
6 aar iiben aftaHebs Monartist %
opretteoe R~epublitsn, bar pi't, at ben
er moben for SelpItprs, og Der sr life
nossn Jare for, at bette nps Ssrritos
RUM pil foruuriuse Os mere Yrpperi
sno npsst anbst al bore 2.rritprisr /
Ysiter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Poblon til Dong Rone.
Ian ffal leoe SitanoiGttel en- al be
tire opfiifeoe ipanife &rpoiere.

Der ftal bare al SanbIpnlisbso
for, at RapaI Contributor Spbipn
m.b bet fsrite bill ~afrsiis til Song
Song, ainu, fOrut leoe SitanOIattsls
len at be tire ipunIte &rpoisrs, ION nh
Zig unoer Hapal Contributor 6. %.
Gaps 2epslie bleO Titst op al Mas
nilabugten.
Orr. Gaps Sisneits tr9nses mems
Zig / San5raneiseo, bpor be to arisss
ittbe "0isccniin" oa Ohio" Ital toms
pletteres, o9 aomiral 0etpep bar bers
for tslesraFit anmobet 5laabeminiiter
Gong ON, at en- anbsn Contributor
blir ienot ham iIteost. 0a Gonitrucs
tor Sobion nplie bar pGrst be1ti9ftiz
get meo lignenbe Irbsibe / be cubans
lie 5~arpance, trpr Departmental, at
ban er ben beOite Mano, Iom Tan az
lees til sieneite / bet fierns often.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
9uniten at benare lin llnonum

9eriom BET ital lnttss en- busmDo,rr,
apinb. at-bsitptte zig mob be 6triiror
iom Setpmrinscr og itaoig SOsieli9,rt
efterlabsr. os oerOeo Iuu meQet lrr,,,
Oeoligsboloe lin un9oommelioe fprios,
og Sriitbeb, Tiger "@oman'S S.oprnn.
ma bun lite itGns. fig formcoet i'm,
men pleie Smgaug mso fine Wcsm,7-,
fer. lissoan ION bsnpes Wano af,s
os IGie suoe Bigger.
SUN maa fsse SoruuorinQ fra D, ma.
notone % oltio tilbagepenoenoe hnsD,,,
SpsIsr pg be ~besrGnoieoe 9nOoutnm
ger al SiIorrslisn inoen 6uists ~,
9Gsse peo at ta9e fig Notion ! bet IN,
bier Dag, peo at fire, rioe eQcr Qaa NJ
foos, eler paa anoen Waooc rae .0p,t
% SorfriFsIie; tbi unar Sinh iacrt.iem
2sasme boloes / iuno 9ilitonc. Oil 6,rsa
2ipsmoo % 9lpmftring8tio bodies Yts.
li9e / mango Gar efter at andre 9rirsn
al famine IIoer, iom bar forismt q,
ia9ttuge osnns 6orboIosregeI, e, Elec-,
8omle % fdlmeoe.
Den o~lminosligs 9iproc," ioty IN
%bcitituasnbe Gage, "fsrer ct Iuo mpno.
tOnt Stp, at Sinc.t oerpso ipnttr nto /
ioelise Setpmrineer. SpaO bun tranur
er at tomm. bort fra fine sgns 1an.r
meget mer .nb silfuGbet sr. 0un mal
babe mer Smsons m.b andre co mu
5riIuftsbsbasslis. 0stts ian Is. uon
at bun ~besOariua foripmmsr 1T nitm. "a
erbpsr rettGnisnbs Manb piI sisyc 4:
bsoite for at fire lin Mooer, H~ Scin
easr i'm Suitru bisie 6irIpstiIocr ic.
gsOarsIien at ct blomitrsnos l~lOItgnos o,
ct freioigt Stnb."
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
st HutibsbiQeoe.

"Ru, Inua." fpsr9er Manoen, "5g.2
bar ou taast big for ioas9"
6ruer tu9sr Satten al.
"gt." flyer bun, "bu fan i'll. tarl.
big, boor msgst iss bar pau mig. a.
9 bar ie9 paa ct uom.rtet Sor,oroa hcs
5ru t. ON artit.,tursn I ben 6optoii1n,
mar formpbsr inoss pad 9Idr,itn Mara
Seq itulbe enfts. ou babe bort bet! 3us
sitsr tuIte profssior 8. ON Snistt,rn, /
GentraIdfritd, bet bar mssst intsrtsiart,''
"Sa, bet pil iee NOT tro."
"Saa bar Der Mrbe | ben ttoioTR,
GOrenins 81. II, og bsrpau i9iits ia
6rOtoit hos Sru q :. 81. IL. ) GitUs
micoog bar ies fsrft prrst / Som;tsmfN.
/ SslItabst for Meorss Sorb,Oring Os
Spl9rslie / 8urnspIsie, b~srsft,r oo,ycG'
ret en- 9bsaterprspe / SbisnfOrburN,.,
Saa git iss biemoosr og pur fOrfGro.Ii1
tr9t! Wsn MI - Der nees pad 8lo,n
naiten lise uoenfor os, mgber ieg en- iaa
fortrputnoe ltoen hinge al en- Out. al lg
maatts hare fat i BAN og al BAN It Soo:
ans. Sab pibs, bpis Barn bet odr."
"Sapo. ban lp't Saar9" ipfrgn Wlan'
ben.
"Suoiit, bsilie. lpIe Golfer"
"Sg blad Eine9"
"Slad, iom Simlen ieIp."
90 Imubfige ar1oer?"
"Sdaos imubIie. o. buIebs."
Va oso iss, bpis Barn bet Dur."
"iSpts bd?"
Oct bar bort"
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
neutrality-suspicious..
Wiuff.

vi bill benlsbe OpmsrtIombeosn poo
apertisiementet / iibits Sorscaosnumet
fra 2be STANDARD Wanufacturina 60.
Department Or. Dor 1858, Rem PORT
Gitp. De Ruitborer, Tom bette 6irma
leosrsr, er bdaoe 9ooe o9 pene, % leperet
Srgslmu'it iad nGr, Tom man tan tommc
bet, uoen at fpiIe poo ct toIt6ort Oroe(.
Some yuiit gor toiter $500. meo 3
WtuItnummere til. SGrTtilte Ruiitnu.
mere tan faces for 30 a 80 Gents pr.
Stpttt. 6or $3.50 tan man ultIda Foo
ct Snitrument oa Is Wuiitmmcre. Der
er oaida ct itsrre Snitrumc1t, meb fnloi.
9sre 5oner, ION toiter $1,000 meo 3 Wu.
litnumere. Wuiiten for bette toIter bet
famine ION Tor Some Wuft Dor. So
tolo9en inoeboloer mango norIte So[mer
% San9e, iuupeliom sngelTts GA andre
Sanoes National p9 SelitabsIanos ri
itdl Der nGrne nogle faa: @oper ben Nerrs
- Ssns Seiu ri sr ber - 6ierteIio mia
nu I9n9es - Dor 8uo han cr Too foit
en- Borg - Soo peo bpor npr mia er
min enoe 500 iaGig er ben lille ;5(pf
oa mango Here. vi Sunas % giIer, Iom
Slsre 8dtn aislitab giisn - pao(
paa Sousen 6%GOrslunosIuno
Nor't 6ldGiang bapes mango. FAINT norIte
Sanee oUeriotte til Gn9elit. 9iqeIsees
tr Der en- bel Del 9anTemuIt, % / Imoo
Sus tan Snitrumsntst soot bruass til at
odn'e eftsr. Sois De trrter pac at
tlsbs ct Sn'trument, Iua Hip uo b,nne
Hotitie, hoiItet er en- aubefalino fra
"OetorobsB oitsn." ieno ben ino cite,
~oDsn'taasnSe aoresis % forlauo qrislifte
ocsr Nuiitnumsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Gubanernc er berolieet,

pr9iio.nt WeSinlsps Suoitab til
aonsrssisn sr blet mobtdset meb me
aen Yslpilie af Gubanerne. Der be-
traetsr ben Tom en- bsitsmt % utpetps
big Grtlarins ~aneaaenbe be 5oreneoe
Staters Yplitit p%psrfpr Guba. Rus
Iasl 9prtunaoo, Y~raiicent for ben
cubanIte asIemblp / Sdpana, uotulte,
GA ban bappe left bet: "9uoitabet
tilfreosNiQer 6ubanernes arau. og
bet oil spe en- aaunlis @irtning Der.
Oct piier pda bet tpoelisite be Ser
snsos Staters 9rlise !Ssniister opers
for Cuba"