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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15
GOV. RUssELL's THANKSGIVING
PROCLAMATION.

The following Thanksgiving procIa-
NATION tas been issued by the Cover
nor of North Carolina:
Whereas, the Presidential the United
States has issued his proclamation, ap-
pointing and setting apart Thursday,
November 24.h, instant, as a day of
solemn Thanksgiving and praise to AL
mighty God for His manifold goodness
and mercy to this nation during the
past year; and
Whereas, it is fitting and proper
that both individuals and States should
occasionally turn aside from their
secular pursuits, and gratefully think
Of their relations to the Supreme
Father, and to one another, making
note of ali the benefacticns that they
haze had from His gracious hand, and
acknowledging ioyfully the obligations
they are under &C Him and to q an
other; and
Whereas, the good hand Of God he's
been graciously upon this State and it's
people during the past year, in that
our harveets have been abundant, and
our borders have been free from pes
thence, and the arms OF our State and
Nation have been crowned with glori-
Gus euccees in a war, undertaken for
the liberation and enlargement of peo-
pies who were struggling to be free
and independent;
Now, therefore, I, Daniel L. Russell,
Governor Of North Carolina, do issue
this, my proclamation, appointing and
setting apart Thursday, November
Oath, instant, as q day of Thanksgiving
and praise to God for His goodness to
us; and I do request that all our people
repair to their places Of worship On
that day, and record their joyful sense
OF thankfulness for the mercies Of the
past year, end, while they are remem-
boring the bountiful dealings of a gra.
cious providence unto them, I express
the earnest hope that they will not fora
get the widow and the orphan aud
others of their fellows who may be in
distress.
Done at our city of Raleigh, this 10th
day of November, in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
ninety eight, and in the one hundred
and twenty.third year of our Ameri-
can Independence
By the Governor.
DANIEL L. RUSSELL.
PAYLUs CADE, Private Secretary.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15
DEFEAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

SEATTLE, WASH Nov. 9.-Returns
from the Stete of Washington are yet
incomplete, but enough are at hand to
make it certain that the Republicans
have overcome the Fusion majority Of
IL. 900 two years ago, elected both Con
gressmen and two Supreme Court JUS
tices by a majority Of at least 5000.
Later returns will, it is thought, in
crease rather than decrease this esti
mate.
The Legislature, which will elect q
United States Senator, will be R9publi
can on ,ioint ballot by at least 40 out Of
a membership of 112 This estimate
gives the FueioLists the benefit Of the
doubt.
The two amendments to the State
constitution, woman suffrage and local
option, municipal taxation, are over
whelmingly defeated.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15
HALT! WHO GOES THERE ?

Hello, there! We're after that fell
low whose name is on that LITTLE red
slip of paper on page 1 Of this issue.
He's the gentleman with whom we
wish to talk. We know him, and
here he is. No lodging now. Look
the da6e on that label straight in the
face, and say seven times: "THE
PROGRESSIVE FARMER is run on a cash
basis. and needs the money for every
renewal, and needs it to day" Can
you say it3 If not, please renew at
once. Do you promise TO do this be.
fore the sun sets again3 II not, we
cannot let you go. That's all there is
about it, and we shall have to keep our
promise. Decide quickly
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15
O@@V@-@ - WWNWI~'
PAYLUs CADE, Private Secretary.
FIVE CENT COTTON AND POLL.
TICS,

A Wake county farmer, Mr.. Ran
som Hinton, foored a gentleman on
the cotton exchange recently. Mr..
Hinton, like every other farmer who
raises cotton, was expressing his re-
greet at the low price of cotton, and
said that it was at least partially the
result of the gold standard. Another
gentleman POOH poohed the idea, say
ing that legislation and finance had no
effect upon the price of cotton.
do you think that Gladstone was q
great statesman2" asked Mr.. Hinton.
"Of course, I do" was the reply.
"What has that to do with the price
of cottong"
"Only this" said Mr.. Hinton. "Mr.
Gladstone in an argument in favor Of
the gold standard told the Englishmen
that it was to their financial interest
TO stick to the gold standard and as
serted that if England adopted BIZ
metalliam it would have to pay more
for cotton and other products necces
sary for it's manufacturing industries
and to feed it's population"
THAT was q ''clincher."
The only factor that ought to enter
into the price of cotton ought to be that
Of supply and demand. 1t is the
natural and universal law which il
unimpeded by legislation, protects the
producer and the consumer alike. It
is only when n half of the money
metal is destroyed, and artificial walls
in the ships of high tariff, are combin-
ed to press down the price Of all that a
farmer raises, that the law Of supply
and demand fails to work equally for
the man who wears the staple. Repeal
the high tariff laws and the Law de-.
monetizlng silver and Gotten will rise
when the crop is short and fall when
it is large. It is these two measures,
c1iefy, the gold standard, that robs
the producer and prevents the auto.
matte working Of the great natural law
chat alone onght to regulate prices.-
Exchange.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15

The State Guard is now to be re-or-
ganized, and there will be three regi
ments. There will be to each regiment
one colonel, one lieutenant colonel,
two majors, ten captains, twelve first
lieuteuants Gwo of whom will be the
regimental adjatant and the regimental
quartermaster), ten second lieutenents,
one surgeon, with the rank of major;
two assistant surgeons, ranking as
first lieute nant; one chaplain, rank "a
captain; one sergeant major, n quar-
termaater sergeant. n hospital stew
ard and ten companies in the First
and Second Regiments, and only nine
companies in the Third Regiment.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15
FORECAST OF THE
NEXT CONGRESS.
DRMOC RATS GAIN HEAVILY IN
THE HOUSE.

Gain of Nine Senators Claimed by Repub-
licans Democrats in Pennsylvania
Legislature Have it in Their Power to
Retire Quay.
New YORK. Nov. 9.-Full returns of
Tuesdays election give the Republi
cans, according to the Suns figures, a
gain OF a Senator in nine States, Cali
tornia, Delaware, Indiana, Maryland,
Nebraska, New York, North Dakota,
West Virginia and Wisconsin, giving
them a majority. The House will be
Republican by anna ority of 10, divided
as follows:
Republican 1873. Democrats 161, Pop
ulsts and Independents s.
In New York Roosevelt's plurality is
II, SOL and the Legislature is Repub lean
by a majority of 80 on joint ballot.
One Of the greatest surprises of yes.
terday's election was the Republican
gain in the west where State tickets
were elecsed over what seemed strong
opposition.
PopulIsts claim to have carried Ne
braska. 1t may take che official count
TO decide.
In CALIFORNIA; the plurality for Gage
(Republican) will reach 30, 900 and a
gain in Congressman is made. Wash
ington is Republican by 5000, while
Wyoming, Nevada, Idaho and South
Dakota are close. Montana and Utah
have gone Democratic.
Wisconsin went Republican by 49,,
600, including all congressman, and IN
surfing a Republican successor to
Mitchell. Iowa and Indiana elected
Republican State tickets, the former
Dy go, 900 plurality, the later By is, 600.
minnesota elected a Democratic gov
ernor, but the rest of the ticket, inc!ud.
ing all Congressman, is Republican.
Kansas was wrested from the hands
Of Populists by about 5000 plurality.
Illinois Endorsed Tannerism by electing
the State ticket by a reduced plurality
while Ohio gave a normal Republican
majority of 5000.
Plngee's majority in Michigan is
rs, 900.
Democrats gained throughout the
South. The swept North Carolina
clean of negro domination, electing ali
except two of the delegation to Con
gress. In Texas n lone r publican
was elected to Congress from the Tenth
district. Republicans gained in Mis-
souri, sufficiently to- get a few Congress
men, but not to elect the State ticket.
In Tennessee McMiiliu was elected
governor by about Is, 600.
West Virginia is still claimed by
10th parties, while Delaware switched
into the Republican column and will
send a Republican Senator to Wash
ington.
In Pennsy lvania the Democrats gain
ed six Congressman and control the
balance Of power in the legislature,
which may result in Q1ay's defeat for
reelection. Chris Magee, Of Pitrsburg,
may unite the factions and save the
seat for the Republicans. Stones ma
jority for governor will, however,
reach $50 600.
New Jersey gave VOORHEES,, Republi
can, for governor, IL, OCO plurality and
will send a Republican to the Senate
to succeed Smith. New Hampshire,
Massachusetts and Connecticut elected
Republican State tickets; by a plu-
rality of 80, 900 in Massachusetts; 5000
in New Hampshire, and 10000 in Con
necGicut.
Democrats gained congressman
throughout, especially in New York.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15

You never heard Of there being a
scarcity of postage stamps, have you9
or postage stamps de~preciating in
value or being at a premium2 or be
ing hoarded9 or of the government
havingto issue bonds to buy postage
ssampsQ You have never stopped to
think why these things are not so,
have you2 Well, do SO right now for
about five minutes. Living Issues.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15

Sheriff B Taylor was shot through the
neck by Lee Webb and dangerously
wounded. H. shot Webb through the
leg in return.
At She field Trinity county, J. D. A.
sheffield was killed and his father IA
tally wounded by parties whose names
h~va not been learned.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15

WINSTON. N. O., Nov. lot will re
quire the official count to tell whether
Jones (Democrat) or Mott (Republicap)
ia elected Solicitor for this district.
The ma ority for the winning man will
not be over so.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15
MILTON. PA. March l. 1898

MILTON, IA, MaFCU 4, 1886
DEAR Strive receive quite fre
quently inquiries for our circulars Of
Liquid Extract of Smoke and have
made sales, through our ad. in your
paper.
Respectfully,
e. KRAUsER &c BROTHER.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15

Can goa look the label of goa paper
squareEy in the face? If goa cannot
1t is because yOaEr subscription remains
unpaid.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15
pr ooDY RACE RIOT IN Will.
MING TON.

z,sven Negroes Killed; Three Whites
Wounded-- Record Building Burned
and Negro z ditOr Manly Escapes.
WILMINGTON, N. O., Nov. 9-White
,i.fzans OF Wilmington have decided
that the Daily Record and Manly, it's
Se1ro editor, must go. A mass meet
inc of nearly a thousand white men
COS held to day to take action to in
o,,re the continuance of white suprem
ocy in Wilmington city and New Han
ever county. A series ( seven drastic
rssolutions was adopted, declaring in
most positive terms, that Wilmington
will never again submit to be dominated
bv negroes or by white men who use
the negro to help them into place and
power.
The seventh resolution IF the series
CAPS the climax By demanding that
the record must be suppressed and
that Manly must betake himself to a
more ~eongenial locality. A committee
Of citizens this evening communicated
the action Of the meeting to a number
Of j fIential negroes and demanded
compliance with the expressed determ-
irarion of the white people of the city.
The answer OF the negroes has not been
received, and what it will be con only
he cGDjsctured. At s o'clock in the
unless the Negroes accede to
lEe demand, white citizens will demol
igh the Record Office and outfit and
forcibly eject Manly from the city. l.
feared that the negroes may resist.
in which event there will be serious
trouble.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15
TEXAS
Various Shooting Scrapes in the Lone
Star State Coming to Light.

DALLAS. TEX Nov. 9-Yesterday
vas a bloody election day in Texas. at
H,bbard, in Stephen county, Roscoe
Mccarthy, Joseph Randy and Jefer
son Squires were killed and J.. E. Nc
Carly and Riley squires MORALLY
wounded in an election QUARREL. At
Steubener, Hopkins county, D. e SUIT
ton and George Young were killed.
At Aubrey, Denton county, Deputy
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1898-11-15

IN WnACn SNCAS uAO4O VIA 00 SSGAO0S
trouble.
STORY OF THE CONFLICT -PRECIPITATED
BY NEGROES FIRING ON WHITES.
WILMINGTON, N. O., Nov. 10 The
trouble in Wilmington to day com
meuCed at $50 this morning, when an
armed body of citizens, numbering
about AGO, and led by ex Congressman
WaddeI, chairman of a committee Of
twenty five appointed for the purpose,
proceeded to the publishing house of q
negro newspaper, the Record, to wreck
it.
The editor Of this paper had published
an article defamatory OF white women,
and a mass meeting of citizens yester
day ordered his expulsion from the
city within twenty four hours and the
removal of his press. Fifteen leading
negroes were called in by the commit
lteeoftwenty fvelasG night and directed
Ito notify the chairman by 7:30 this
morning whether they would agree to
the removal of the prees. They were
Informed that if no answer yer re
urned, the press would be demolished.
I No answer was received by the chair
Imam this morning and after waiting an
hour, the citizens proceeded in a body
land demolished the fixtures of the
printing office. The building was also
fired and Quilted. The leaders say that
this action was the work Of irrespon-
lsible persons, and az soon as the fire
Twas discovered the fire department
Twas called TO extingUish il.
FIRED ON THE WHITES
The burning of the printing cfce
Icreated a great commotion among the
negroes OF the town. The rumor spread
that the whites were going to burn and
murder in the negro quarters. This
runner reached the negro employees of
Ia cotton compress, numbering 800 or
I40O, who quit work and hung about the
streets in manifest terror. Other par
tiles c~oDgregated in the negro section,
and it was in one of these tia the first
tragedy w6s enacted. The men we're
standing on a corner and were ordered
Ito dispense. They declined and, it is
claimed, fred into the whites.
A ueilade was Immediately opened
hDon tcem by the whites and three ne
srOes killed. Two whites we're wounded
blighely. One negro ran down the
Etree5, and, passing a residence, fred a
Fia9 at William Mayo, while standing
bn thu veranda, shooting him through
tha left lung, This negro vas recog
bized, pursued and captured while
hiding under a bed. It is said he con
Eessed to the shooting. He was riddled
with shot By his captors and killed.
MILITARY ORDERED OUT.
In the meantime the town was in a
btate Of excitement. The whites rushed
td5he scene from every direction, the
poeaI military company vas ordered
pu and q battalion of United States
naval reserves proceeded to the scene
Pt me trouble with a rapid fire quo.
About Z O'Clock some negroes IL q
house fred upon G. passing party Of
Fhtte men. The house was surrounded
bud four negroes captured and taken
. the Jail. Oae negro broke away
Pad Fan put was shot down and killed
Pef2re ne had proceeded half a block.
D ring the afternoon there were
EJher efairs of Shis kind and eight ne
kroe5 were killed at various points in
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30
Di trenoer Dem.
6obion fnor YaaIGa ON at leits
Here ipanife Sflbe op ira
Sapeis gnno.

aunoererbs StatsistrstGr Nlsn bar
fra Saptsiu @oobrid, rIoite officer
itutioneret peo Guantanamo, Gubd,
mootoeet en- ttlsgrdfIt Seaport, esr
itdofGiter QresicteIsqrdmmerne I'm ben
beIoigs Sptagelie at BEN %iuntns ipanIle
Srboisr "Snfdnta Woria 5ersid."
6un flyer ogiua, at 2Gren for bette
Bart tiltommer Q"eitnant Spbim.
gu, bd "5nidnta" lpttsligt er bragt
I Sdpn, bar Sobiou facet Srbre til at
ia fat pua "GriitobaI Colon" ogIaa oo
IiasIebes unosrisgs, bporlsoes bet itour
til meb "Rsina MsrcsOss," Der lisser
tGt peb "Wsrrimots" Drag / SnoIss
bet til Santiaeos Sdpn.
Raar "Snfanta Mdria SsrsIa" blir
iot iitano, er BET 0spartementsts Gem
iigt at optase ben / be 5prsnsbs Sta
ters 6Iddcs cg Iabe ben, ifsIss sngelIi
Sill, bebolpe III ipdnIts Rapn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30

itaar / Oeres Na9t, for at 0iBrs ia BEN i,r.
titrt, bar Girmuct fsiet ct tuuojuayfr Il.
partsmeut I'll! fin 5orrttuins.
6r. ). 6. SHORT, Der bar iptlct en- rrcr.
trGoeuos ROle inoeu M&uftirt0ie i W.n,
psitea, cr M tunttct til ocnut Tcrrttntro
% bill iom TT i~rr1ilte NUtrO iuor,ln "a,
at @tanOer % Srgltr iamt fsrt R]oy,ag.r:
oante. 9r. GIer 2ioel cr uuIat / CrYlr.
m,ntst for Robsr % Dc miuOrc Nu'yurr,r
% Sr. u, Gaciion / Stcmniua % Rrgan.
tious: Sfpartemtutet. Sr. q Sttmina q
iremOsIcs 6irmasts ~reiicHoe @Igent.
Wtp ct uomrrtst asiortrmcut AZ 3rfrc:
mcut,r % Wui'alisr, Der ntppe fan irrn:
niles Tiaae til al uoast auoct 0us / Nuo.
Oeittn, og en- lana % bGotrliQ Horrctuiur}:
pirtiOmbeO bag fig otl bette firma cgr,1
Ssguing fra ale, Der bcbsotr nosct / oas
9ranht.
2rttt CT WinHtapoIis afoelin8su AZ M
SumIs Spcr & Bros. os bltp u01ig jnt,r.g,
rcrtt iOm en- WinueupoIts 9u'tiutj.n.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30
SnngerSnpoen | Nuslano.

Sra 81. petersburg meloss til Cons
bon Zines. at Der oebpurenoe tnos
leber bsiit ugugnitige Gfterretnin9Er
ira be G9ne, bOpr Soften er ilet. Vro'
otn'en Suiun sr Iarlig itGrtt media
gen pua 8runb al 2erfsn, os man Ter
Der lille en- eneite Seitat, bperten ps0
Soaroene elsr pad Warferne ltan
bar beapnot at fobre 3pReet mso 0oIT
ira Suienes Gage; enbsl SpGg sr ale
reot pmtpmmet paa 9runb AZ Cult o5
Spgoom. Seite i9Isss for SuIpneIsn
eIler 5rsoieoelsn al ben saentligs Bar
oi. Mpnbigbsberne trGHsr 6OrboIOs'
re9ler mob BEN totale Sbsl9ggeIIs al
SeItss o9 &o9gbeitanben unoer gun
gersnsosn. Der bill bli giort fore
Snotjp6 AZ Sober / andre YrppinIsr,
bbor Soften er COB. genbsrns piI tda
Stldoelie til | Stppene at bsnte SrTrls
be 'dupeliom pisne glabe til aredtlr'
fober. Ou geioltningen er aloeles t0r'
urmst og tuet al tibligere Iurs tnapPe
SsIt, imsbeises Yinteren msb itor St'
tpmrins.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30
Dore paa porto Rico.
6cncral groofc icnoe Melbins ON
Sunobebstilitauoen.

pad 6oreipsreiel ON S~unobeostilz
Itdnoen bIanbt bore Srlboter paa
porto Rieo % ON bpor fort apantum
probiunt tiltr9ngtss, bar 8~rigsbspurs
tsmentet mobtdget fslssnbe Spar fra
8enerdl 8roote:
"Ponce, 25be Sept: ut Ter sr me-
gen Spsbom er en- aisnbSgiernina, men
fun en- ringe Del beraI sr pnoartetc
SiIf9loe. Ser bar life pQret nooen
Mangel pdu 5ebe. 9i bar MI $500
ipge, bpOraf 400 af spfus, 49S az Ma,
ldria ps 297 at 0iurboe. ut ients
tiIbuge be Regimenter, ipm MI sr Der,
tror ieg lite er tilruaOslig, Ia be ans
bre, iom ituloe trmme bib iorot taee
beres pIaos, maatte gisnnsmgau ben
famine Siitprie, inoen be blep utflumis
t"t'sret. Serimob bill jes unbsfale, at
enpeI al be Spge ienbes bism, oa bette
imittert piIbs pad1pnbs oerss SelbreoslIe
megst. Spis aIIigepsl nbe Rsgimentsr
Hal ienbes bib forat aiIsie benz, Tom
MI er Der, burbs mun bore iarlis OPP
mGrtiom pua at ubpGlse i%aaoanne,
Iom ubpiier COB 9iIcipIin % bar fulb
RulIe at SHicersr. Paa oenne Waube
fan man faa 9utterne til at buIoe Ti9
be fanfare SorItrifter efterrettelia."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30
Samme Glenoieheo.
Neocn % 5attigoummen blanbt GU
banerne.

Senor Riperu, en- cubanIt @esnt fra
Tampa, beicgts fprleosn Dag ben ctts
bunite Delegation / D~aibington %
itiIoreoe | msrte 5arper ben IilItuno,
icm beriter blanbt Gubansrns / Tampa
o9 Smssn. Der sr 5000 al benz Der,
tiger ban, ium er ppiat paa at penos
hiem til Cuba itrdts os toee fat puo
grbeibs, men be er iaa fattigs, at be
ian life tomme at 5l9ttsn.
2ignsnbe Rapporter bar IprreItsn
8eIsgatipnen mobtdeet fra flsrs Sam
ter. Saalsbss msIoes Der fra 8eD
Weit, at en- aOmmisfion fra @susrdl
6ome5 er untummet bertil fra Cuba I
bet %rinbe at bebe ON Sj9lp. 60,
mea's @rme ftal ligefrem bore paa @si
til at Iulte libel. Nne Wulopr er blst
opfpiit, ioa MI er bet life mere 9jsr at
fda fat / at noget Stag. Oct gjeIoer
at fau SjGlp burtigt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30

men, lite tiente mere eno liot oper ct
Oar Wiiaionsr paa fin SpFnbsIie.
Ylen iua moa bet osiao nGpn,s, at
gsidtninsen meb tore, spbtestsrsnbs
SpfnosIier bar brast mango TIsre t
llIpt'e, enb be imau, uf'pIoiss bar.
Snssn bar srublst fig fra Oct os Sors
itdno cper en- SuarnaaI slIsr ct psnnss
itdft, men mango bar sbet i'm 3ormus
% adrelan9t arbeioe pua JlppsmaItis
nsr, psrpstuum Mcbils % unbst Tist,
Blot for tiIiioit at baune pad 8~alebuIst
Tom IsgsmIige og aanoeligs Drag.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30
CT WpSpenoiabeosartifel / etbprrt
Stem.

Set ameritanite Sicm, iom / pcyt TlN
mauo!tr ct mu.Ttalf 3nftrumcnt al It tG
auOtt Slngs, mauglrr en- al be 3ing, icm 81.
oraesr melt Ill at briuoe SDQoe / Naia.
Siigut man bar bapt bette puu BET 3tnt
mango, mango aar, iGrli9 6OrGlore, Der im:
itaur Muiisus oporagenOs Wagt Ouv gsu,
bar BOG inOtiI ~iorupiie Yriisn paa Yiaaar
% SraIer nGret til Ninosr for, at Gol! mtJ
minOre goot llOtomme tunOe onfaiit fig no.
get i%naoaut.
Ntcn 9erocu gnor itaois irtmcotr, cg ttal
gipes Der anlcoriug for ale til - hos iot'
minoitc ct paaltOeligt 6irma at i2rtlT,
fig ct Soot, oa,tert rentcutRSt 9iauo ,ln
Sr8el Ctrtitc fra 6dbriieu % til GdbrIs'
prtier, iom eubptr bso CT ldn9t unNT a.nim
beige SulgspriItr. ri mtur bet p%tltitaon
o. edalioeliQt Sirr1o Gorriib & 50. / (N'l'
tngton, BEN Seriep, Der iabritertr be pu'
oensbtremte american Qiunper % Cr8Iu,
6irmaGt bar umuaosli9e Sobriitr mto II
arbctostoi al 400 btrtiI u~oparneoe ItHnN,
bporai sHbper er Weitcr / fit Sag. Als y
nDe Gprniib Qiaupsr er %ioriDutt mtO De nrr
lc cg beoite "muical ATTACHMENTS" Or fan
eitsrIigne mango andre Slugs 9nitrumcn,r,
6orniib 4 so. bar lruas nDnt fort I'm, "a
be biir III mere % mere bet uImtrOeliGc III.
blttants %sirlroGsae, iOst be iGlqr Oirc'I:
fra 6atritsn, bUOrOrO observation-disclosures fUn
6orti'ncitr urOsuuss, os priieu paa ct M
itrnment bltr OOrrtOmmcIis, ieIp for 6cI',
ION Oilers life tuuOe buube at iua 8aao til
at iorfaie fig uOset.
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uoaipet al Gorniib & 60. Zen btfriptr uo'
isrltg so forrielise Clogs amsricau QidnoT
% Grgler, CT imuit iauiireret % bar en-
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Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30
gu camper paa Sigiiifcri.

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re, Ipm / oisIe 0age tommer til ames
ritanits og surupGiIts 9apne, bar
bapt bet irpgtslige Spu at ie be ipsms
mencs Sig fra ben f~orliite frantic
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nsmliq nGiten als foripnsoe mso Reos
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en- Sslss beraf bliper be oeo at ipsmme
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forbolosois title Sarparo unoer CD
bic Sslano, fiber / 9~unoiturpen % les
al 9ampsrne.
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Oeo "8purgugns"s 5orlis, par ogiua
ben for 5ioen / paris boenoe ameriz
tanite Sreosopmmer 9iaora fra Nsp
gort. San miitebe peO &ataitrofen Tin
Suitru % bssse fine 0stre. Gn Mtls
lion9r fra 8anias Gttp Oeo Tapn Qers
m miitsoe bele i'm Samilie. 9tsie 10
bar leiet en- 9ampsr, Tom be er ouaet
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be TO WRnos f~orulpttsos SlGatninees
Gig. 9u Der ituoig inoIsber gerst,
ninger ON, bppr Sig fees Oripenos,
bdaber man at finbs, bpao man isqer.
2i9ene ital iau fiites pp, lR9ses / Sig
filter, mar bar tagst meo Omboro, %
bringes til ben nRrmeits omeritunIte
airtegdaro, bpor be Ital beerupes. Oct
er bog bel ubpre tpiliOmt, boorOiot bstt.
5orfsg bill lpttss.
s Inleoning at "8pur9ogne"s Tors
liz bar bet frantic "SDnoicut Maris
time be 6rance" uoItreOet en- apnturs
rance ON 9eiparelien al be to Spprgss
mual: Spiltet sIsr bOilts cr be beoite
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6elsnnes meb 10000 5runcS bper.