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The evening times., 1898-06-15
THE PROPOSED CHESAPEAKE.
Surprise Connected With the New
Railroad.

The publication in book form OF II
acts of the assembly of Maryland pass
ed in 1896 presents some surpr ses
Among these is discovery in connec-
ton with the charter of the proposed
railroad from Washington to Chesa-
peake Beach. in Maryland.
A company to build this road was
chartered in 1894 under the name of the
Washington and Chesapeake Beach
Railway Company. This company,
after doing considerable work, failed,
and its assets were sold by a receiver
They Were purchased by an individual
who got up another company called the
Chesapeake Beach Railway Company
1t was in effect a reorganization of the
old company. The new company ap-
piled to the legislature of Maryland for
the passage of bill comforting upon it
all the rights and franchises of the old
company. This bill passed the Mary
land house.
In the senate MIR. Randall fearing
that bridge over the Patuxent below
Bristol would obstruct navigation, got
an amendment added to the bill pro-
viding that the bridge must be above
Bristol. or about half a mile above the
place where the company proposed to
build it. This amendment was rejected
by the house. The bill went to a con-
ference, and their report was adverse
to State Senator Randal's amendment,
the president of the company agreeing
to construct sufficient drawbridge to
keep navigation open. Both houses. it
was understood, adopted the confer
ence report, and the company proceed
ed to build the bridge below Bristol at
a large expense. the structure now be-
ing nearly completed.
Now comes the surprise. The law, as
published in the new volume of the
acts of the session of 1886, chapter 231.
appears as containing the amendment
offered by Mr.. Randall. 1t provides
that the rights asked fer shall be con-
ferred upon the company "on the ex-
press condition and stipulation that the
said company, etc, shall not construct
any bridge over the Patuxent below
the present steamboat landing at the
village of Bristol, Leon PCstNce. in
Anne Arundel County, but shall con-
struct its bridge across the river above.
or higher up said river than said
steamboat landing"
The evening times., 1898-06-15

Today Lincoln Post of the Grand Army
of the Republic will have its annual ex-
cursion to River View. The steamer
Pentz will leave at 10 a. m, 2:15 and $50 p.
m, and large number of the friends of
the veterans are expected to turn ont
and aid in making the trip a big success
Music. dancing. the chute and other at
fractions Of the View will afford amuse-
ment to all
Next Sunday will be the first of the sea-
son trips to River View under the per-
sonai direction of Capt. Z. S. Randall and
his corps of assistants. These Sunday
trips are the business mems trips. and last
season hundreds of merchants and others
who were kept closely confined during the
week took advantage of the trip to spend
the day in the cool country. They will
welcome a recommencement of these Sun
day outings.
The evening times., 1898-06-15
WAITING FOR A. PRIZE.
The St. Louis May Capture the Puri-
sima Conception.


Kingston, Jamaica, June 15.-To enable
the steamer to evade capture the agent of
the Purisma Conception is still making
strong efforts to change her flag. In this
he has been successful In so far that ap-
plication was made to the government.
with sureties sufficient to cover all risks
The government will be bound to accede
unless other evidence of bad faith is pro-
duced to oppose the application.
Consul Dent filed afffdavits of the su-
percargo. Barosa, and the pilot. Jacques
lately belonging to the ship. stating that
there had been n mysterious Joachim
Montaagu aboard with a Spanish naval
officer and an agent of the Spanish gov
ernment, and that the cargo was intend
ed for Havana.
Admiral Sampson has had full infor-
nation about the Purisima Conception,
and If she sails there is no doubt she will
be captured.
The st. Louis is reported to be lying out
at sea, off Port Royal. probably waiting
for the Purisima Conception.
The evening times., 1898-06-15
FRENCH CRITICISM.

Invasion of Cuba Regarded as lns-
prudent.
New York, June 15.-The Herald pub
fishes the following from its European
edition:
Is it prudent to invade Cuba immedi-
ately?
Military men in Europe are discussing
this question interestedly. The answers
are generally no, seeing that the Ameri-
can troops are said to be only moderately
disciplined and equipped and unacclima-
tized.
One of the most prominent authorities
here said to a Herald correspondent to-
day:
at is a difficult point to settle at this
distance. We don't know the details of
the American troops equipment, the de-
gree of their military training nor the eN-
tent of their numbers.
1T is manifestly imprudent to undertake
the matter without having plenty of well
disciplined forces ready to land without
q transport service upon large scale.
and, above all, without having considered
the hygienic conditions that, in country
where yellow fever is epidemic. consti-
tute the element most necessary to be
taken into account. We know. thanks to
Madagascar, what an important factor
this question of hygiene is in colonial ex-
petitions.
IF 1t is necessary to wait for a more
favorable season before beginning the un-
dertaking, 1t is hardly possible that the
American Government VIII allow its hand
to be forced.
Certain details make me think highly
of the spirit of organization that has
marked the conduct of the campaign so
far. For example, President McKinley's
refusal to nominate generals over sixty
five years of age Then. again. the diver
sions practised upon various points of the
Cuban coast have proved both bravery
and method on the part of the American
officers. In short, operations in the Phil
fppines and Cuba appear 10 have been pru-
IDENTIFY conceived and calmly and skillfully
executed"
The evening times., 1898-06-15
THE QUESTION OF TRANSPORTS.
Fifteen Are Needed for the Porto
Kican F.xpeIltlOn.

Hcuu fsXpeuhtIOh.
Presumably for the Porto Rican inva-
sion. the Government is trying to obtain
not six as heretofore reported. but fif-
teen additional transports. Iron steam
ships. each capable of carrying from eight
hundred to one thousand men. are requir-
ed. Four steamers have been obtained thus
far-the Cantania. the Arkadia, the Lam
pasas and the Nueces.
The Cantania Is nearly ready TO be sent
South. The Arkadia was obtained by
means of an act of Congress granting to
her American registry. The LamDasaS
and the Nueces were chartered yesterday
from the Mallory line. Major Summer
hayes. assistant depot quartermaster. will
inspect the Caracas and the Venezuela to-
day. Both probably will be chartered.
At least dozen steamers in port flying
the British flag are suitable for use as
transports. Their owners would let the
Government have them. provided Con-
gress would admit the vessels to American
registry. Congress has shown unwilling
ness to do this excep, in the case of the
Arkadia and the steamers on the Pacific
coast that were urgently needed for the
expedition to Manila.
Unless foreign boats are transferred to
the American flag 1t will be difiicult to oh
tain ali the hfteen transports needed.
Major Summerhayes said he did not see
where he could procure them. Many good
boats may be found in this and other At
lantic ports which have not been offered
to the Government. IL all other measures
fail. the GOSsr unent may impress these
vessels and leave the charter price TO ar
bitration after this war.
Were there no foreign shipping TO draw
from this would be the only resort. bu:
with shipowners' of other nationalities
willing 10 place their boats at the dIspo-
sal of this Government 1t is likely that
transfers of flags will be made, and that
the army OF invasion for Porto Rico will
have English rather than American Dot
toms under them.
Two prize ships. the Pedro and the
Guido. both now at Key West are to be
retained by the Government for use as
transports. With the fifteen vessels to be
obtained here. these will make a fleet of
seventeen vessels. capable of carrying
1900 men. with equipment and stores
The evening times., 1898-06-15
ROW AT BOARD MEETING.
John F. Mesx Attempts to XIII Os-
car Wacker In Baltimore.

Baltimore, June 15.-Just before the
meeting of the school board last night
John F. Mesz, a plumber. living at 1907
Hanover Street. created a panic in the
board room by attempting to shoot Oscar
Wacker. commissioner from the Eigh-
teenth ward.
Mesz drew a revolver and snapped Il.
several times, fortunately without the
weapon being discharged. He was over
powered and the revolver was taken from
him. Then he drew a Misunderstanding
knife and stabbed in the right thigh De-
tective Captain Freeburger. who had re-
sponded, with others. to a summons for
help to detective headquarters.
The trouble, Commissioner Wacker ex-
planned, was caused by his refusal to ap-
point as fireman in the schools a man
named Hy. Mesz.
The evening times., 1898-06-15
E.ccrted Through the Shops.

A party consisting of Rev. A. J. Gill,
pastor of Ryland Methodist Episcopal
Church. this city, and formerly pastor of
Union Square Church. Baltimore; Rev.
Anthony Bilkovsky, pastor of the Univer-
salist Church. Guilford Avenue and Lam
van Street. Baltimore; William r. Barry,
president Of the Maryland Fire Insurance
Company, and B. H. Classen. Frederick
Trep and Harry E. Johnson, was escort
ed through the several departments of the
workshops at st. Mary's Industrial School
for Boys, near Carroll, Nd. yesterday.
The evening times., 1898-06-15
New Orleans wnnt. Bonds.

New Orleans. La, June 15.-President
Baldwin. of the New Orleans National
Bank, which has opened a subscription
for the new war bond issue, says it will
take well here, and that New Orleans will
purchase between $,0OO.0O0 and s., ,OOO 900
worth of bonds. The thirty-day provis-
ion for small money holders has caught
this section of the South.
The evening times., 1898-06-15
DOCTORS of PhilosonhH,

Cleveland Able. jr.. A. B., Harvard Uni
versity. 1894. and Albert Francis John,
A. NJ. University of Notre Dame, 1859.
both of this city, were announced to be
doctors of philosophy yesterday at the
close of the 22d year of Johns Hopkins
University at Baltimore.
The evening times., 1898-06-15
TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAIN.0l

ASK your Grocer today to show you pack.
eGe OF GRA!N-O. the new food drink that
taxes the place OF coffee The chilur en- may
drink It without injury as well as the adult
An VINO try 1t, like It. GRAlN-O has that
nch seal brown Of Mocha or Java but 1t Il
nnoe from pure grains, and the most DELI
cate stomach receives 1t without distreaa
Ono-Quarter tile price OF o,ffee. &c and 26o
Der package Sold by all crucerS ja27-0
The evening times., 1898-06-15
Brought to This Citv-

Charles Rider, who was arrested by Ser
geant Hoyle. of the Central District. Bal
umore. as he was trying to sell bicycle,
was yesterday brought to this city by De-
tective Boardman- The bicycle was iden-
titled as the property of Edward F. RYAN
The evening times., 1898-06-15
Great Britain Satisnea

London. June l5.--Replying TO question
in the House of Commons whether the
government would consider the propti,.ry
of inducing the United States Government
to modify its hostile tariff. Mr.. Curzon
said: I'VE enjoy the most favored nation
privileges and the government has no
ground for believing that favorable con-
siderations will not be accorded
The evening times., 1898-06-15
A Boston Volunteer

Colonel Henry Walker, of the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Company. Bos-
ton, has just been made chief of staff of
the artillery company and is anxious to
see more actual service. Accordingly. he
has volunteered his services to President
Mckinley
The evening times., 1898-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON, JUNE 10. 1893
Notice is hereby given that the BOTH DAY
OF JUNE 1s9S, will expire all licenses given by
the District of Columbia TO the proprietUrs Of
hacks. cabs, omnibuses, and all otner vehicles
for the transportation Of for hire: also
street cars drawn by horse power Proprietos
of the above described vehicles who desire to
tinue business are required TO promptly relew
their licenses BY order of the commissioner
iel3-Gt
The evening times., 1898-06-15
q. s. MARSHAL SALE.
DIED..

LANDERKIN-On Tuesday, June II. 1898. at
$50 D. m., at 42s II st. NV, THOMAS CHRIS
TIAN LANDERKIN, aged seventytwo years sew
en- months and seventeen days
Funeral services at residence at $50 a. m.
June I6, 1895. Inte-mcnt at Mount Oiivet Gene
tery, Frederick City, Md. 1t-em
The evening times., 1898-06-15
WILL HOLD GBANTAMAM0
Admiral Sampson Will Land Re
endorsements if Necessary.
SAILORS TO SUPPORT MARIN IS

Troops Are to Disembark mt varl-
0ss Places. But Guantanam Fay
From CyclGles and as a Place
for CGaling.
The evening times., 1898-06-15
CHARGES MODERATE, MEDICINE INCLUDED.

Daily Office H0urs-10 a. m. to p. M; Mon
day. Wednesday. Thursday. and Saturday. @ to
p. m.; Sunday, 10 to IL IN.
CONSULTATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
The evening times., 1898-06-15

Mrs. Isadore Levy. OF Laurens Street.
Baltimore, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ar
thur Baumgarten. this city.
The evening times., 1898-06-15
Young Men, Middle Age
or Old Men.

Suneffn8 nom exces1e1 and effors Of youth, 0ver.
work or mental worry, and troubled with Nervous
Debility. Loss Of Memory, Bashfulness. Confusion
Of Ideas. Headache, Dizziness. Palpitation Of ths
fimples the Face Loss Of Sleep, tired Feeling
In the Morning, Evil Forebodings, Dull, Stupid,
Aversion to Society, Ambition. Bad Taste In
the Mouth, Dreams and NIGHT Losses. deposits in
he Urine, Frequent Urination sometimes accom-.
panied with slight burning. Kidney Troubles. or
any Disease of the Genito. Urinary Organs. san
don. Have you the seeds Of any past disease lurk-
ing in your system; IAPOTENCY or Loss Of Sex.
nal Power, and do you contemplate AARRIAGEi
anord to take any risk. Like father; like SON. We
have q never failing remedy that will purity ths
Blood and positively bring back Lost Power. Our
bonest cpinion alyays 1iven
The evening times., 1898-06-15
UNDERTAkERS.
J. WILLIAM LEE,
UyDERTAKER
332 Pa. Ave. N. w.
First class Service. Phone. 1855
UNDERTAKERS.
society of the War of 1912.

The biennial session of the General So
ciety of the War of 1872 will be held in
Baltimore next Tuesday. The State So
cieties of the District of Columbia, Mary
land. Pennsylvania, Massachusetts. Con-
necticut New York, Ohio and Illinois will
be represented by about sixty delegates.
The delegates will be received by members
of the Baltimore society, and will be es-
corted to the city hall After being well
coined by the mayor the business meeting
will be held in the chamber of the First
Branch City Council. At night a banquet
will be held at Rennert's Hotel A Leo
Knott will be the toastmaster. and among
the invited guests will be Governor
Lowndes. Mayor Malster. General Felix
Agnus General L. Allison Wilmer and
Joseph L. Brent. Before their departure
the visiting guests will be taken to Druid
Hill Park.
81 ,25 to Baltimore and Return SI..S
via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Saturday and Sunday. June IS and i9
Tickets good to return until Monday, June
20. All trains except Congressional Linn
tied.
je15. 6.1s.19-am
The evening times., 1898-06-15

Assigned to st. Matthew'S.
After his ordination by Cardinal Glib
bons. at Baltimore yesterday. Rev. James
Davenport was assigned to st. Matthews
Church. in this city.
The evening times., 1898-06-15
Do YoT Smoke n Pipe.
Trips to River View.

When broken carry to Henderson's Cigar
Store. Ninth and Streets he will fix it.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

6Grens SFicsrer fer / bernie Suites
en- 2esnirg pua Gpsrasmaolet ON
Sj1lp for pGroise 2rGngenos. Bda
en- 2dnoitratuing AZ 500 atres oprst'
tebes ct Rpbpgee paa rs per'ontr
foitIsoen Stiober, % ct Srriadttons
i1'tcm blsp unIagt, Tom toiitoe $1,000,
gorst bar msget reonfdttigt; men til
troos bsrfor lpfteoes bet ben drbeios
iomms Soloui Usb SirIp at Ocerris'
ling al ida en- ppperIie aoIing pud be
225 Qcres, iom oprisoss. aolontsu
bar bbqQst 30 9n'e, bar ct po'ttontor,
StoIehus. Butt, 5criumlingslai,
Smebie % aisouoiols. "Sber't'
Soaano sr / Gaenitob al toIcniisrenoe
@0cnt iiGrr meo at baune en- nh SoIos
nj. 6an sr tilbuoi en- tor 2unoitrGt'
ming for en- rimeIig pris.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Chicago porer fort.
JoIietaIst narmer fs 1000. 900.

Sfsls. Gitp 9irectorp fan G6icagos
5~oltem9ngoe a%nldds Ill 1893, 900;
men ben me StoIstsnfus opsiper ben
at pGr. 1851, 58S.
6per anott 2fdr foretaser goarb af
EDUCATION en- 5olteiGlira. eu faa,
ban bar nu funbet Stso | 1898, %
bet piier ia. at gbicaeos JoItsm9nabt
.r blepen forseei msb 234,953 ioer
1896. 8orsr ben | FANNIE 5orbolo |
be 10 nGife Qdr, oif ben | 1900 par,
tommsn op / 2,068, 541.
Gn Stolec.nfus ubfsr,s life altih
meb ben snitsIise Isiaetieb.o. oa pos
lititen tilosls benptter upaalioelige
Jolt. Def bomber osiaa, at be itpr.nos
al lutter SulOuii piltuurlis forminos
fer gonst poa irsmmsofsote. Saales
beg bl.p forlso,n Mar bet samle 1al
pdd nori,s I gpsn, $4,000 uosn pibere
n.oiot iii $1,000. Oct ristise 2al
pda norf,e .r MI n1rmer. 10000.
.. Iorsnebe Stdters Resiertns
bolbsr, iom bc,isubi. 5oltstalIins | belle
2anoet bert tienoe aar. Den er mere
n~si.resn.nbe / 9oIs.t at perfoner. fom
uoIsrsr arbeibst, ,nb be fore gpers
StbrsIIsr, os S~dnbbeb.n sommsr be'
bre frsm. J 1890 pptosss baaoe $50,
lecenius % almino.lis GoltstalIins I
Gbitugo. 5orFjsIsn msllem bses. bar
110,093, ioet Regierins.u III uo et
minbre 3al. 5pis be to Ianinger.
Tom itat Fnbe Steo / 1900, aiper IRE,
Iiultdtsr msb omir.nt iamme JorFiel,
bill G6itaac peo bette Garhunbrebes
llb9dng bnps minbit 100000 Snbs
bnootre. gpsn blep intorporeret I
1888 % bdpbe oa 400 Mennsffsr cs
uoale fdd 6uis. Def mat iie.s, at BEN
FAR porst tort, os ,itsr al, War,er pil
BEN peo6lipe at Dor. | Iamme Jor9olb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Sireoatppenoe aarsams. 20. 46 B.

bet om at femme for en- 2sGents g..
itatning fcr permeo at bialpe arbeioet
frern. Gfter noeen 9anIteliqbeo pp.
1aoeoeS enoelig ben ngbpenbi9e Stcms
mefIerbeo, hpprefter grtraItdtten blep
nofert | SptasIerersns gsger. Men
oa Staten ifulos opfrGpes, itpots
man paa 9inprinssr / 5orm al en- Sns
Iunttion oerimob, % Sagen berpm bar
MI | ct gur Oar p~srieret for Iettern.
| Siour Gitp. afsisrslisn fan imeoes
lees / Ssbet al nOsle Tiger.
l~lofsterne for Spifen be- hsnfc.
Soma bar ulorie bapt bebrs !SeIi.
uoii9ter enb iuar, beber bet fra Dee
WIpines. Smtring Mipten af Sum
Wfaaneo opberte bet at regns, % iiben
bar geirst bolot fig gunitist. Raur
motages bet ipbeitlige Sierne al Stu=
ten, begpnbte 6urmarbeioet tiplieere
iadr enb ~iGopanlis. Sorbbunoens
5o%rfatning. Ssmperatursn % SiIitanz
ben for Slsinins % Gaming at be
tioli9ere &orn'ortsr iaapslipm for
Elontnin9 AZ Mais % 9otster par
'Groeles 9unitigs. SGosn ipirebe
langiomt, ba BET tipIigs Gsgn pur
m%Rrtbproig tolot; men til GiengiGlp
blep Der COB Spiretraft, pg fun rinse
Smplantning bite Iig nsbuenoig.
Sierra bar altib lagt lin GlIt pau
Widis; opg pifer bet iie iodr, at Der er
en- 6orminbItsIis / De maisplantshe
Irealer at 213,S59 Qcrss - bet hi
'ige en- Neogang al liot minore eno p
proctnt, sller meo andre Orb: Statens
Maismdrtsr mailer 8,396,2S6. MeO
8ourhpeoe er 1,293,231 gcres inos
Taaet, bpiltet sr en- Soreaelis oper
1897 al 216,394 Ncres. If 9interz
bpsos inoiaaeoss 191,451 Icres eller
3.015 4cres minere eno tfior. Def
bsle NrsuI meo So er 2,23O,455 Qcres.
Sslgenbs Summsnligninger ian p9rs
at Srtsrssis: gf 6upre sr iaar iubs
idaet 4,299,243 Icres, ifjor 4,405,s
1872; Rue 210,309 4cres, ifior 226,z
12S; gps 5O9,5S9 4cres, ifjor SOL
SGT; Star 225,O14 @cres, flor 249,z
$50; pptster 164,456 Ncrss, ifjpr
163, 248.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
2Htd1i9un.
FER maa uof uGrr 0ulo aQierurl.

9eretninger ON 5uno at platers
Cub / Ni9ipitpten bar / Here Muas
neoer p9ret mootaget meo Mistro.
Msn / Ssnougs 1T 5. 6. SODo. GU
perintencent for Canadian Sanalsu,
ia tilisnot msp 0ampersn Telegram
til Sdult ste. Marie en- 5laite meo
Blacereulo, Der par pdnoet uo fra
Sdnc pda hans Claim. Self tror MI,
at be tiplissre geretningsr life bar
pGret arebns belt uo at 2uitsn. Wdn-
ae / Sault Ste. Maris bar aIersDs
faat 6eberen. Sper 100 Claims er
aasrete ituttst uo. os Here Mano be-
oap ia diiteb mso 0amperen Selss
ordm allsrsoe ben felsenoe Dag.
ira Cuba. Cm 81 ,atboli RrGii / Sn
paua icriaats Der, AZ hon U lao from al
ban pea 6iitOase lite tgsi:r aaoge sHo 6iie.
toner.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
0.n.rol Ctis bar 6ea.mt til a

General Stis bar 6eifemt I'll at
afreiIs fra San 5rancisep iii Ranild
Onsoag ben 13o. bs. Dan oil osnte
/ 5onolulu, inotil aomiral Miaer
tommer ga lager Esrne | g%sfooelie.
Gen. Ctis refer meo 9amperen Gitp
OF gueblo os tassr mso iis bet Sbe Ga,
l~ifprnia Reaimsnt. Radr ban tcmmer
iii Iilippinerns. bill ban faa Sons
manooen oper bet sbe 4rmetorps.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Ghrifeniorisiaefie I Gttna.

9e protsftantifte oe tatboIFe Wis'
iion.r / SbuinsG bins'5u CT bleone an
erebne al Gprsr.r.. % Der CT ffprr
llrolisbeber | Dun'Gbdrs os ttlsraH>
ienoe Bier. Gn franit gr,f .r tasm
tilfanse az Rsper.. Iom forlanser
10000 Taels | 2~sfepsns. for bsm-
5l,r. inbfsbt.. fom bar punbne for
9rif.noommsn. er itaa.t ibi,i. % me,
gen Gi.nbpm ,r sb.fagt. 1itFanom q
betGntsfia. 9oniulerne | g6un.ains
u9ter at tribe inb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

uot paa Srlop, er tdIot tilbdgs til fine
poit.r. Wan tGn,sr enoog pun at uos
tribe ReierOsn. gariag.n til Rtsisr.
ina,ns llro ,r. at Der / Portugal CT ct
mrqtiqt r,publitanf porti, Tom life
oil IGaas 6Gnbsrne | Stisost, ON Ga.
borigst Spanisn Itinsr ita al m.o 1T
a~onqsbus.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
2Nf,tnrTntu.
Sriitian Rurtaaaro hrnauars life.

Statens acknowledgements pn
bar ~uiilaaet Sriitiun aprtsaarps An
ironin0 ON at blioe bsnauost. Sau
AGAR MI fri pdd 9Gtesoro.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Ten enlc fare

grius 6snrit at qreusIsn, iom MI
cpbolosr iis / be sitlige Jarpanos, piI
sierns rsiis / Sapon; men Witaooen
bar foaret, at ban life tar lops at poe
BAN geIfpttelis. 0stte tommsr tenn
melig o~perraitsuos for BEN. Tom bar
oremt ON, at Sapdn sr 6lspct st cipis
liieret 9ano. Sdnobeben er. not. at
"Riget Oso Solsns Spsuns' uisielig
Itaar pad iamm. Stanopuntt iom /
ben lib, oa BET uositengte ale frsms
msoe. gi 40 Wiaioner sr Der fun
100000. iom bar tilssnst iis nosst al
be triitns 9auoes auItur. De andre
sr !5seliuser, ca mango al Dem sr sisns
nemg.ebso: al Suo mob be hpios. Den
nuparsnoe rusffts esar rsifts ION
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
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unsa lrsfsver,s fsnsa tvv gsanbas % Torsssl wsc
sen gsertisiemsufsr ~irstases i',e | 70 paa binsrsss
RHnere. ueomincrs BET utrs' eta forlaus
s.s. tpis q advertisement, Der fsrt 'snrmer tasi
7irsoassnnHeret 7. IT.. f~orianaes tnstrnffef3 SansA
oil bet ion-n, tne "a firsodssHHnsrs. srese, Der ssse'
tpIsrs HBertisien,Hisr, ION BET bafer ncs, ssr mrr
Zee gpttttsismsm bet neors pisrus paa 1sA
rstuisn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
Iarfninarn al Sntfcrrocr.

Sarmerne / Mieaoe Gountp bill holoe
en- apnpention og "Snititute" / Sturs
ais ben 16oe, 17oe % Isle Suli.
GgentIis er bet 6orsnin9en "9ldct
6iag 4s1cciation Of agriculture"
Tom sr idmmentalot til &onpention;
men enbpsr al Statens 5armsre er
peltpmmen. 9lanot andre Gmner,
Tom tommsr iii Sistusiipn er SDriz
ninaen al Sutterroer. Srpreonrtning
er MI alminoelig blanbt 6urnterne
@lact SiGs, % peo bette Meoe ian
maj ioa bere ON HeIultdtcrne. Gr be
teloi9e, fan maa'ts en- Roc'uttsrfa6rit
blips anlast i Sturgis Ill nGIte 4or.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15

aronprirs | Sapdn os par mar blecen
orG6t. Witaoosu tor life tnoefaa for.
at bet bill saa prins Senrit b.bre. ON
ban tommsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-15
era anore Sanoe.
Trtbshttirarlicr.

: Mobrio bsbsr BET, Of be 5oreneoe
Gtoter filler fslsenoc gstirgelier Tor
6rso: y Spdnien affair 6ubd og
porto Rico % en- Sabn pdd be cana
rifle Ger til be 5orenebs Slater, p
Sparieu bstdter e48, 100000 (S240.
OOO,O0O / Notwithstanding. 3
d%ilippincrre bIiocr I be Gpreneos Sta
ters geiiooelIs, inotil Gritdtuingen er
betdlt.
Den Ipuu'te Resitring timber ois'e
9iltanr u~untnqeligs.
(Tepdrtemtutsiolt | 0dibtngton II
ger, at ingsn Observation-Disclosures er
iganq, og at Dor 8egisring fclgelig life
bar meooslt Spanien, bpdo ben Tor
ldnger).