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The Atlanta constitution., 1898-08-22
p1unkett's letter

For The Constitution
Peace has been declared, big meetings
are everywhere six couples have marrlel
at indian Greek church within the pas' t"o
weeks-so now. let the procession proceed!
was studying over the great amount
Of marrying that has been lately, and IS
to be soon and it impressed me with the
effect that seemingly small causes may
have upon the human mind and also with
the Importance Of being guarded in our
Impressions upon the young people.
There is not a bit of doubt but what the
good wheat crop and the cheerful mood
that it put people in, is responsible ior Il"
this marrying at Indian Creek and every
where else in Georgia, | presume. 1T IS
not the good eating that naturally came
with the wheat which brought these re
sults but it IS more because people have
come to thank the Lord for these sort OF
things and smile ana he cheerful rather
than to grumble. Grumhlc, grumpIe. anu
crossing the bridges ten thousand lHhe7
before we arrive at them There IS not
but one grumbler in all the neighborhood
OF Indian Creek now, and he mas hee'l
known under the sobriquet of "GrumbIer
tuI he ayrumblcs whether o. no. but We
have even got him to admit that there IS
no big grievance now or in sight, while
he shakes his head and whispers, Little
ones. little ones, little ones
was recorded at our courthouse
last week the papers in a transaction
which took $3.50 worth of stamps to comply
,,.itb tho law This means that people have
come from a distance with great loads or
money. and have invested it in our county
II means confidence and prosperity. inns
transaction represents the bargain and stie
of the fertilizer interests OF the George W,
Scott Company, and was real, substahtLI
l moro gratifying as being the first boom
after the war
AIr. Scott represents d type Oh men "ilo
have done and are doing a great work lo'
the south In Atlanta they mao men - ~
ball their 1nmanS, the lleinPl''il',
Howels, English, ftl'i9' ;r ,,,|
and firms that SET "'''Sh' ~ tt,,, ,,.j,
machinery to Hcoi'hS' an" - 49,, trni,,,
the city foremost in business, anu 10 '
that planned great pu'Ilc "'iii'N
thousands 10 Work, an 81 H"oA'i c,at+
our praise, hat l''N'io ','',, ,,,,,,. ~, other
and him ihtY loN' 80 tp.{;n her bordars
man was ever "' 9" l 10 h,ossoro and
He mas maOe ""7', t,,(,,, III mat Is Iowa
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pretty foot and ankle ana so ne "@Nou ua
up. OF course we had TO iooh, ana "i','
We We're looking Brown u'''"'" ',''"'
WIS just obliged to see WHoN io"O - "f''''
He aueakcd 10 the door ana poeped IN NJ
the sleeping woman, and 10 ana henoId ne
discovered that the pretty foot that ne hau
taken such pains to show the boys belong
cI to his own dear wife. lie rushed back
to stop the looking and gently pushed the
foot back on the other side, but the boys
had it on iim and teased him to such an
extent that nothing would do but that we
should return home. He has promised me
a good half gallon not to tell why he
hurried us away, and ] won't If he stands
to his word.
Everything invites chccrfulness In these
parts. We are having a lot of rain, but
crops are good and the Joy over the ending
of the war exceeds any drawbacks that
could be imagined. Some of our settlement
folks were in doubts about the war being
over. but when l had watched Brown
few hours ] knew II vas. ] know Brown so
well ,hat l am sure he could feel it In his
bones if there was any doubt about peace
, being upon us. 1t is strange how complete
ly and suddenly people can change. Since
peace has been declared my old friend has
taken unto himself the most famous mill
! tary air that you ever looked upon. One
that never knew him would think now that
he never lodged from a bomb in his Nfe.
nor ever sheltered around through the
woods TO keep out OF the clutches Of CON
script officers nor would they ever dream
that just the day before peace was accom-
plished he vas dropping around with rheu-
matsm spinal Affection dtmuesS Of sight
dropsy Of the chest heart failure dizziness
softening Of the brain, hereditary insanity
and fifteen or twenty other ailments. He
even had the impudence to allow me to
oVerhear him say that he was sorry the
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Mrs. William King
EVENING SONG=

The shades of night are falling,
The sinking sum grows dim;
Birds to their mates are calling
From every hedge and limb;
The distant town Is silent.
The herds have left the lea.
The moon, a silver island,
Shines in a sapphire sea.
CHORUS
Ring. ring sweet vesper bells!
Daylight is over.
Fly to your honey cells.
Bees in the clover:
Linger not, little birds.
Fly to your cover
Whisper loves tender words,
Q happy lover!
The sunsets rosy simmer
Is fading, dying fast;
The home lights brighter glimmer--
Lo. it is dark at last!
The stars in countless legions.
Are marshaled in the sky.
And from nights haunted regions
Her ghostly phantoms NY
CHORUS.
Ring ring sweet vesper bells!
Daylight is over;
Fly to your honey cells.
Bees in the clover:
Lnger not, little birds,
Fly to your cover
Whisper iove's tender words,
O happy lover!
-CHARLES w. HUBNER.
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JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.

Albert Moore Keysville. Fla.-Dear Ju-
nior: l am little boy eight years Old and
live with my Aunt Bessie and Uncle Bob
We take The Constitution and I Ike to
read the little stories in it. We live on q
lafh aho nave lotS or cows. can drive
the calves to the pasture and | am learn
Ing to milk. My school VIII begin soon
and | will go every day.
Marie smyly, Smyly 2. O.. S. C.-Dear
Junior: / noticed in the last Constitution
that one of the cousins said novel reading
was Injurious to ones mind I agree with
YOU my fair cousin to a certain extend.
/ would not advise any girl or boy to read
Julia Edwards, Mary Hay and Miss Lib
hy's novels. 1t gives US a frivolous idea
OF life. We think can go to the fac
forv and find a Violet Lee. or go to New
York and make a fortune in IA day. but we
are usually mistaken. There is very little
real life in novels. Dickens'S characters
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give entire satisfaction. We have
arranged the price to come within
everybody's reach and we want you
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Address =
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STORY OF HOW A WOOD
PICKER BUILT A MIS- |,

rinted TO YOU in last Weeh paper "'a'
7 had something to tell you. 1t WIS Ie'''S
q ,rettv sisht that l saw While m7N'h7
,istt to friend We were sitting OUT
-, = vinc-covered piazza. 1t was aIfh"S'
in the country, for there were 40 mouse
mar and beautiful woods across ''l'
road in front of the house. on me "Pi'
site corner was very large h'SH
eraph pole WnIle ne were S-tthS 'aINIl'3
a red-capped wOodpeCkcr few oN -Alu 9"'
an tho ton of the pole The lady Was
waiting said to me: Nv Natch lhtl olu
In a few minutes he flew down 'ho sue
80 the nolc a little way and disappeared
.oi3. ..XEhere did he gO?" For an answer
she c,ot M and went into the mousse an"
brought out a pair of field glasses, &"FH
them 10 me and said: Look d'd '"t
there, nearly to the top of thAt pot9
saw a perfectly round hole. II II had oto'l
measured by instruments and cut 1t cou'"
NOT have been more perfect Ihen my
friend told me how interested they ma"
hoo, watching that little bird build his
house First he flew up and down the Dig
mole peCking here and there uhti al i"S'
nearly at the top ne seemed to mo q
7iare that wne all right. Then they Walch-
Cd him az ne marked a perfect cifCIe pg
nnckinc all around. When the circle was
alI marked off then he went regularly
to work. and for days he WORKED away
until a hole was made large enough t"T
him to get in Then he went INSIDE ana
worked until the entire circle was about
as large as A small saucer. Then theS
could not see what he WAS DONG lhSlNo'
but could hear him. When all was don'
he flew away My friend told me she was
So interested that she sat at her "lh0"W
for davs Watching for him. At last He
came back with his matc and they went
ll.tEI
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Paid Her TO Remain Single.

Sacramento, Cal. August l6.-Amanda P.
Austin has sued the estate of Alitiouaire
jefferson WiicoNon, her uncle, tor $i5J03o.
come from Missouri ana care for him IN
his old aEe which she Il d for seventeen
years. remaining single at his request. Ire
PROMISED her $50 oa0. After his death $40.
GOO was found in his safe which she c,a ms
had been set aside for her
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are the only ones you can meet every day.
| Dickens is my favorite author and think
! If my little cousin would read David Cop
perield.,' or 'Dombey & Son. she % would
| l would like to correspond with some of
| the yankee cousins. l lncioSe cents LOT
| the Grady hospital.
Leone Rauch, Edwards Miss.-Dear Jul
nior: My father has taken The Consttu-
tion long time and no paper IS more wei
come In our home. | am ten years Old. l
| love to read the Junior page. | went with
father to Vicksburg last week and went
riding on a boat. Belle of the Bend, and
had such a nice time. | go to sunday
school regularly. I am taking music les
sons and like it very much
Nav Shaw. Winchester Miss.-Dear Ju-
| nior [ am a Swedish girl and have been
| an admirer of The Constitution Jr.. for a
| long time Clayton your letters descTb-
| Ing some visits in Washington were quite
a feature to the Junior 1t is busy time
| OF year for the girls-to can and preserve
! fruit is by no means an easy JOB, eSp'-
cially when the Thermometer goes away up
| yonder. ! do rot halieVc there is any harm
| in reading novels; in fact, think 1t eIe-
| waiting to read a good one.
Cora Reeves. Battle Creek. Neb.-Dear
| Junior: | was looking over The ConStltu-
! tion and saw some letters in your roluhhS
| ana became very much interested in them.
and | would like to correspond with some
GIRLS from thirteen to nineteen years old
! from Texas Ohio. Mississippi. Florida ana
| California; | live in the country about ten
miles from Battle Creek. I would IKE TO-
| exchange the song, "Dont stay AIl"I
Ten for ''rhc Fatal Wedding" Inclosed
lind / cent for the Grady hospital.
zeIma stit, Wehadkec, Ala.-Dear Jun
Tor: I feel very much improved after hay
ing. read the interesting letters from dill
ferent places How glad ! am Wneh
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ISOrt.l.

Go north from Atlanta, JacksonViiIe MA
con, Savannah. Birmingham, New orieahS
or Chattanooga on through l'uilmahS ana
fast trains of Queen and Crescent foute
and it's connections. Finest trans III 'He
south ---.-------.
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our city cousins have ever spent sum
mer in the country and cnJoyed the @ @nean-
ties of the farm, with it's waving gram
| its fruits and flowers with its pure. fresh
air? To all who have not had these prlVl-
leges l would say they lose d great pieSI'-
ms.
Maud C. Fagg, Stonevle n. C.-Dear
| Junior: Cousins, I notice that some Oh
Won claim that the old subjects such as
..friendship" and 'hope" have grown
threadbare, but please allow me 10 say
inst 2 few words on Hope The Word
itself is an inspiration. AS q mariner
would he in midocean without his compass
SO would be in midOcean drfl tlhg Oh ne .
sen with no brightly shining star Of hope
to guide us on our journey w men ,i'2.o'
! tunes and reverSes assall us nope f. pil2 o
! look up and push on with renewed ViSoi
to reach the success that seemed 1taa mi1,t,1
our grasp but like a pnaneon' lerl roady 70
! nvr1ain1 II have reached thte Soal:
HOPE leads us on to a brighter and pet
! fer life How often have we chcered lle
! despairing and hroken-hearted lfiGLtp H nS
v-,,isnnriny - kind word Of hope In his ear
How his face frightened and ms ,,',- a"ICo
grew more joyous as he vas nv Cr;onde do
| aged to "try once more Dear lflchu9, "a "a
not despair if msfortunes d2rken aroumu M
You and all seems dark and ureaiS, ~
member that "Hope, with a gentle pCt2rn prarrn-
sion whispers q comforting Woru. I'ii'
spondents solicited.
s1iIda Gore, EIbing. Kas.--Dear Junior:
| am a farmers daughter and am III sre1'
favor Of the war | should IKE TO 80 N"H
self ana help defeat the cruel Span'aF"S /
read the war news nearly every "Eth'
some Of my favoritcs are Ilobson ana , rop
| Evans C'Fightinr Bob'D. but 90 iol l',
| c,',,,neoI Now. girls | think you are nh-
lust to the boys. / thing there af' as ny
! had Girls as there are boys | must say 70"
hn,s dou,t half take your part, you aho"
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the birds in the trees on the paHh'9' W.
| walked slowly along its grassy bank, Wnere
the water lilies sept In fadeleSs beauty
| and many other beautiful flowers nodded
to the ripping waves and seemed to en-
cline their heads to listen to the river
| beautiful melody. Presently we came to
| nice spot under a large oak tree, Where the
| water was deep and still and the baSSo-
| profundo of the bull frogs on the othei
bank and the joyous twittering of the blrds
| over our heads seemed to invite us 10
| throw out our lines and fish Wnl-e we
; accepted the invitation. FWlNSnt "d9
! gathering and sat aud tished ana l5h"'
| and fshed. Then silently one by one III
| the INFINITE mcauOWS OF heaven DIoS9oIi'I
| the beautiful stars, the forBet-mc-nolS %
! the angels." Darkness spread her pFoau
wings about us. bu; We stiil sat patiently
! waiting, listening, looking ana longing ioi
! that happy nibble at our bait that thrlIS
| the souI of the baretooted boy. But we
! waited and there care not; we lsheu nut
| we caught not: Ionged for but found
! not the pleasures anal the fishes that ne
hid meath the crystal wave of the spark-
| ling river. Twas almost midnights haH-
| hour when all nature was nus Aed IN re-
| pose, when the planets were rolling ana
shining and the bright stars were trooplnS
through the heavens that Ee ro led up our
| lines and started upon our way homeWnrd,
feeling rather empty-handed ana disap-
| pointed. as we had caught nothing save an
| ugly looking, green-eyed monster we called
AS 1 walked on home thought how
/ many old maids and bachelors have lived
| all the days OF their life fishing, intertiy
| fishing. and. catching nauEht. they GVe
| up at last In despair ana start for their
! home in the skies feeling disappointed ani
| disheartened and that their nVeS upon
| earth have been a failure. and ! wonder Il
| this would be my lot. Correspondence So
| lcited Age sixteen.
Marke Masters. Rock Mills S. C.-Dear
Junior: I will take for my subject "Swe-
| dem" If Won were to go to Sweden and
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Dyspepsia. Cause and effect:
Eat in haste and suffer at leisure
DySpepSia. Caution and cure: Take care
of your diet and take Hoods SarSaparlila.
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THESE Johnson City Tenn nephew
General E. a General fnzhugh lhey are laa
in households being published each weeks com
dsome o. them y m parents"
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are the only ones you can meet every day.
Dickens is my favorite author, and | think
If nv little cousin would read "David Cop
perfeld" or "Dombey Il Som she would
change her opinion about novel reading.
| would like to correspond with some of
the yankee cousins. | incloSe cents Tor
the Grady hospital.
The Atlanta constitution., 1898-08-22

This offer IL made on 90 days
trial. Send your order at once TO
TIVE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.
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Short Stories Tor Litt|6 Children *

eciav Written Junior Lee of Tennessee
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Leone Rauch, Edwards. Miss.-Dear Jul
nior: My father has taken The Constitu-
tion a long time and no paper IS more well
come In our home. | am ten years Old |
love to read the Junior page. | went with
father to Nicksburg last week and went
riding on Il boat. Belle Of the Bend, and
had such Il nice time. | go TO Sunday
school regularly. | am taking music les
sons and like il very much.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28

talrigs alagsr fra begge Sio.r ON. at
mango gil beopbueoe. politiitprttn
bar iddet 5oriiGrtntng.
Sibtoib, 23be SUM-. st itDgt Sps
LOB iunot Stso ber ioos. 5lere Suns
breoe Spinoer bdDoe bepGbnet ia meo
alubber, Stene, 2Gg os papirpoier
meo peber Oe bdpoe iumIst zig NOR
Morgans 5nbriten, pentsnbe poa be
me &rbeioeres Qntomit. Site en-
WanN fit COB til at gad ino / 5abritsn.
% poIitiet itoo magteslsit. Split oq
Der iorTulgtes be npe WGno meo Sten'
faitning, cg 5ubritsierne fanot bel
raooeIigit at lutte % bolot iiben Sum'
ruaO meo politim9nbigbeoerns Sbes
riH lambert er az 8orgermeitereu an.
mobet om at trade iii. SiGlper liz
bet, bill 8uoernsrsn uotolbe Wtlitien
Wtonge tr furligt Iaareoe.
Milpautee. 23oe SUM-. MilitIer
blep iuft.n ubtalot for al toGle Sp'
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f0tscpunu.
Stiaingen | cibtoit.

Der bar p9rst fsre Sammeniteo
measm Gtrsiterne % Sttesunion-
manc. qoliti6ef 0eisbroo fanbt fig
/ Snsoags Ioranlsoiget til at uoi!eOe
itreroe Jor6uo moo at bare itiuIte
9aaben. iii qpIitist par Der inolsbet
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28
Nhinh Snns ! GoIes Gonntn.

Sfelge GIterretniuger fra fori,isGige
egne at Coles Gountp er Der YlniOs
ner at 6bin4 Bugs ifarb meb fit Ebes
laagelIespert, Os 5drmerns nerer be-
9runbet 5rpgt for, at be fan gisre
ubOoeIig Staoe, fsreno Ssitsu TOM
msr. Paa entelte Stsber bar 6armers
ne taget Striot til at rBobe benz nc
Men be, iom al eg.n Grfaring iisnber
nogst til bisie Snie,ter peo, at BET
uRriagt er et fudfangt Qrbeios. ..
sr Iigeiua 6aIftdrriae at Taa gugt meo
Tom ben snaelits Spuro.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28
Iesner til eli rig Soii.

SpbzSdtota bar De beDise llDIigter
for en- rigelig Seit iaar. Ia snrog be-
bre enb nogenIinbe fsr, itripes fra Sus
ron ben 23De BE-. Sipr muu bette iigeS
ON qplingerne / 9dlItregene langs
Siour % Sim Ripers. 8Grten / ben
iioite llee bar p9ret bstpbelig. Npgle
~uiaopanlig parme 9uge Og R9tter bar
bjulpet Maiisn qobt frem. Regnfoio
par bpppigs. tilOels operfteDige. @ddrs
bpeos, gpg. Eug. Sapre, 5lar, putes
ter % Grns bar ituot en- iuno og trais
tig @Grt. s be fleite Counter, far
Zig / be inoligs Counter, er Speoen
pointing" Den er melem 10 % "a
CONNER 9si pg al en- traftis og iUhr
1arpe. Gn Del al ben ,iggcr neoc,
uben at ben bog far taget nogen purig
Stabe. Rlgen timber pr % lOper
ligeicm 6peoen Ell gobt uobptte. u0s
iiqterne er ~ligslebss lpic for en- COB
8Debpf. Cgiaa @auren moones bur-
tiot. SlardDlen oil bltoe minore eno
/ tibligere Qar; men bet bar i'm 0runo
/ ct minbre gtreal. Qf Mais cerimoc
er plautet mere enb panlig. 3pteitss
plonterns itaur / glomii. III so bill
Der iaar blips mere eno nogeniinbe for.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28
SorifjeHiSt.

"Wujeitit" dntom til Giosrpocl
ben 24oe b., og famine Dag inotrai
Britannia" til Queenstown.
SsituOiigterne for SaBTelosGgs
nsn | MinnsiOta bsItripss iom meget
lopenbe.
- Rat til Sborsoag ubbrso Der /
Bbittsmore (Sopu) en- Sloebrano,
Tom lagoe 9pens SdnOelsitrsg / gtits.
Dulate 9urb. Renig / aoms
pani "Wl," lite Winnsiotas Regiment,
bsbe iibite 9borsoag pua 9ipiIionss
boipital.t | Gbictamaugu at 9piusies
Der. 2is.t er fsrt til Blue Garth Gitp.
Winn., bpor Qfpsbss 6or9lbre Dor.
Ssnpeb 5000 aularbeibere gtt
forleben Dag ub poa Strsit | Sbarpns
auloiftrittst, ga. Der bar opitdaet
en- rpoerensItsmmelie ON 2~snstdrifen.
Streiterne bar ildaet Qeir peb ale Die
i~trittets Guloruber. gepGbnet politt
er pau qlabien for at forebpgge 8oloss
bdnolinqer.
8%ulbgroperen "StoOp" 2!o1o
iubtraf en- Dag / forrige uge til ct.
Marn's (Dsn nDe gD Deo 8lactFoot
Reierpe | Wontana). interchangeable ira
aennebp Grest nogte rigs prsOsr al
0~uloiuuo, lem uigioer meusm $4,000
% $1,000 Cub pr. 5on. GloDo
flyer. Der sr ct belt gjerg at famine
Slags. Der er pgiua funoet rtge
aobbers og aulaarer.
s Smegnsn at psru, 3nb., fer
man igjen et BARREL t 3ilitebep1rslien
al ct Itarpt betegnst 9ogitaO "8" paa
gldosne al ben porsnbe !6dors. Bette
bstegnss Tom ct 59nomen, Der fun
fcretommer meb ldnge gtoers Wellsms
rum, mar fore lIlptter er / @nmuri9.
ulpttesprofeter ier naturligbis ! Bog
itabet "8" en- antDoning til Blob, og
Solt tror, bet tdu benferes til BEN
pudgdaenbe arig. Den ~"ulptteours
ilenbe" goeituo fer ub, ION ON ben
Itulbe bare inbbrpuot eQer padtrptt.
= 80 QlaItabdmpers forloO Ssattie
Snsbag often, nemlig "glireo s.
Bead" og "8. 8. GOans." Den
TsrftnRpnte baobs 90 &lonoitsrs oms
boro og ben anOen IS. 2ibligere paa
9u9en af9tt 0umpsrsn "Gburlss Rel
ion" til Ct. Wihasls mso ca. 300
pdsiugsrer. glanbt qasiagsrerns
puu "Qtliysb s. Bead" bar Der %
WGno % 2 apinbsr - st SstItab. Der
bQrer NdDn al "2llaitd Wutual
Transportation &c Nining Qsioci1s
tion," nRitsn ausiommsn fra Gbicagp.
Reaimsnis4ef 8rpon bsfegts
Sort Omaha iiDi;e Snsbaa og III lipi
Snpentdrium flDttet til bet 9Rrelie,
ban Ifal 6sbo / Sooeotoarstrst 6an
oil MI bjGlps til at inosrercere tine
WGrb. Gnonu ufgiOsr aompanierne
st broaei Sius pau paraosgrunoeu,
Sun en- ereite Wauo bar biotil funnel
6rpite fig at al bare Uniform, og BET
er BEN famine. ban hapbe for Here qar
fibsn, ba ban tilberte Wilitisn. Scr
uesn osnus Wlano er Der Blot 10 andre.
iom bar bapt rogen militRr 2nslie;
BEN enc bar itauet ! ben regulRre 5Gr.
% ben dnoen Bar sTerceret peo en-
Stole, bpor en- militRr Officer bapoe
2eoelisu al 9Hmnaitit og Grsrcits.
Oct ~itortsr bog life pud aopdlitst og
geosiiiring hos be usoeOs WGuo ! Re
gimsntst. De pit inart ia eftsr og
bliDe figsiaa blgtigs ION mooise Sol
batter. 5 htsie 8aae pil asgimentsis
Munosringer og anoet lleitpr inps
traTs til 5ort Omaha.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28

SrQbte; be Suarsbss Sal er mellsm
20 os 80. Slanot be iibite bar u. %.
Grpin % @ilbur 9ailep, to at Spens
5prretningsm1no. Seloigois par DC
pilbe DIR / fine gure.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28
9llinnis.
Sfnbrub nGr @aissburg.

Der bandit. ct i~ori9roeligt Stpbruo
noroenfor 9dlesburg 3bOrsoaa NUrs
gen til tor Staoe for aplingeu. Buls
nut Greet operisDmmebe fine BREEDER
mar qltcna og iipnebe DGt 9opeOipoyet
paa 6. 3. &c 8. gausn. Gn WauO
brutneoe uno.r 5orlsgst paa at iGtte
ooer Walnut Greef.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28
5un 9ul,ntn.
Trufnrt | Mnpin Hiucr.

!6arrp SpanOers, Ssn al en- &ieUz
mdnp / Rapio Gitp, bar Sr3tdg
gaast ub / Rapio Riper for at babe,
SITTER at babe lagt Jig til at iygmme
iQnt ban % prutneos.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28

ger os rsiite unber &orppral gcrbbs
Spipn. s Gbictamuuga itaI be lutte
Jig til 9ompani sc" / lite Minneiptaz
Regiment.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28

M, at Stuben life bill blipe Iaa tier
iom fra fsrit al formobet. Sorpsn bar
fact en- bel Del Regn, boorfor Der in
gen 5rpgt mares for apIingsn / jim Oh
minoeltoheb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-28
Jrauf Sntler % perm euusa orebt.

s 5rebussns poloiomme llpeir, fri
pes fra 8rano SORTS, bleo 6rant
Butler brebt uncer 2pnnsbHas nar
Sntiter; liseiaa Senrp SOpell, boiat
NOR Ganbo. Slere minbre Suie bl9ite
neo, og en- bel Del SpGg git tabt.