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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-05-28
lNGERSOLL ON SPAIN
AND THE WAR.


There is little island out in the
Atlantic that almost touches our
shores. an island that has about
2.OO0,OO0 of people, an island with "a
climate like the bridal of the earth
and sky, with soil recklessly rich.
was inhabited by the gentlest race
of people then living in the world.
but the discoveries endeavored TO
make slaves of these people, and
although they were kind, and low
ing. and gcntle-they refused to
be slaves, and were hunted by dogs.
SCARED, mutilated, murdered and
annihilated."
do you know that from that time
to this the same power has robbed
every individual of that beautiful
island! And. do you know, a little
while ago they lifted the banner of
revolt, and for three years they
fought as valiantly as human be-
ings ever fought.:"
Oppressed, assassinated, starved
Cuba fell upon her knees and
streached her thinly transparent
hands toward this great republic
and implored aid and succor. We
looked. We saw her eyes filled
with tears and her shrunken frame.
her pallid babies, her dying and
her unburied dead, and mercy,
moved TO redress wrong, become
as stern. as Implying as JUS
tice, and the great republic drew
the sword of war aud said to- Spain:
Take your bloody hands from tie
throat of the helpless. Sheath your
dagger of assassination. Your flag
shall no longer polIute the free air
of the Western world"
"This is the hottest of all wars
and L never was so proud of the
great republic as 1 am now. I am
not "a believer in war. l wish there
had been one before i'm which Spain
could have been brought like "a cul-
prit. | wish there had been one i'm
which Cuba could have told her
wrongs. l wish there had been one
with an army and fleet at it's COM
mand, that could have sent Spain
back to her own land. and left Cuba
free. But there is no such court"
Spain is the victim of supersii-
ton. 1t is a religious wreck. Spain
once owned half the world; now she
has few islands. Spain was once
sits amid the ruins of her ancient
splendor. Spain is a survivor of
the sixteenth century. Spain is
blot on the map of the world"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-05-28
THE
LATEST
WAR
NEWS.

istraton is fearful that Spain is going for peace
and is making arrangements to take Porto Rico before
the war stops. The victorious side in a hold
what territory property it has of the
ing of for indemnity aud that is the the adj
ministration wants to get hold of Porto Rico
The Spanish fleet is in all probability bottled up in
the harbor OF Santiago de Cuba and Scheys flying squad
waiting for outside The this harbor
only $40 feet wide and couple of American monitors
battleshps easily hold the Spanish in there
sink 1t if it attempts escape because only ship
pass out at time The Spanish fleet either fight
starve surrender and the American navy is
Come off victorious in any event.
The first class batteship Oregon, has completed its
4OOOile journey from San Francisco Key West and
IS now very strong part of the American navy in the
West Indies.
1t seems that Spain has about given up the idea of
sending fleet to Manila to clean up Dewey 1t is Just
well for her that she has, for the big United States
ltor the Monterey, which will reinforce Dewey could
stand Oft the entire Spanish fleet the Manila
bay Several thousand troops left San Francisco this
70 help Dewey and follow 1t thought that
at least 10000 troops will be sent to the Philippines.
There are renewed sinister predictions of mpend-
ing revolution in Spain contained in dispatches
from Madrid. Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria said
to have advised the queen regent y mother
who is IN Madrid, has given the advice but the
determined remain The dispatches state that
the defeat of the Spanish fleet which is bottled up
harbor of Santiago de Cuba and which is to occur
will certainly precipitate outbreak.
fore the Storm but reading and thinking people believe
the war is almost ended and that Spain only waiting
for something to help her turn loose
Telegraph bulletins have been scarce this week
KANSAS CITY, May DO 4:3O D. M
dispatch from Barcelona, Spain, says thousand
Spanards have embarked for the Philippines by way
the Suez canal.
A Port au Prince dispatch says that Gomez with
fifteen thousand troops is closing in Havana.
Kansas City, May D. 2:15 D. M
Italy has protested against the blockade of Cuba on
. the ground that it is ineffective.
The Twenty second Kansas has been ordered to Camp
Alger Virginia.
An official report is to the effect that three ships and
three thousand soldiers will leave San Francisco Tuesday
for the Philippines to reinforce Dewey.
Kansas City, May 25, 12:15 D. m.
Secretary Long says he credits the report that the
Spanish fleet under Cervera cooped up Santiago with
Schley's flying squadron outside.
If this true it will be necessary to fpht the
Spanish fleet, for it not get away.
The Spanish fleet would be valuable acquisition tc
the United States navy.
Kansas City, May 25, ? p m.
The President has just issued call for seventy
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-05-28
Have You Kidney Troublea

E A SOC. trial bottle of Foley's Kid
ney Ours will prevent serious re-
eults from the usually fatal disease.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16
Cricket Match.

There was a good attendance out
on Saturday afternoon in the old
baseball grounds to witness the
cricket match which after a splendid
game ended in victory for A. ST..
M. Mackintosh's Eleven by score
of 46 to 26 runs.
FL. l.. Herbert and s. z. Woods
we're the only two batsmen to make
double figures, each scoring IL runs
for their respective sides.
A. St. @. Piianaia aud Rev. Mr..
Lane carried off the bowling honors,
the former performing the hat trick.
There will be practice again on
Wednesday afternoon at the resi-.
denCe Of the British Cumu1issiOnN.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16
A PERSONAL INTERSECTION.

The Associate Editor of this jour
nal now takes the only opportunity
as yet accorded to him, owing to
the technicalities OF our one-sided
laws, of disclaimIng even the re-
hottest personal responsibility for
the publication OF the articles in
this journal which have recently
been the subject OF criminal pro.
secution with which his name was
connected and which name by the
decision OF boyish police msgs.
trate has been tainted with the
temporary stain Of a conviction.
Where is there any redress for him
for this gross insult7 Who can tell
the future results of that decision
on professional man, although it
was meanly atoned for on the eve Of
acquittal of his senior Editor? The
Associate Editor never hunts for
libel suits, and this is the first in.
stance in a newspaper career of over
% years, on many newspapers, that
one has hunted him to be defeated
at the finish. 1t may interest the
hounds Of the laws machinery in
this hunt to know that it is over 80
years ago since the writer was adj
mitted to practice law, and that too
in country in which the honor and
integrity OF all connected with the
law are regarded as priceless jewels.
He has also arrived at years of dis
erection, or he would freely print his
personal views OF the conduct of the
case. He reserves them, however
or tn time when the people will
have the say in the election of their
rulers,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

1t also placed public estimate of
value on the manliness OF the little
INDEPENDENT in venturing to publish
what it sincerely and honestly be-
lieved to be sad and painful truths
in regard to conduct on a planta-
ton which has already received
Governmental reprimand for the
treatment OF its laborers. 1t felt at
the time OF the publication OF the
matter complained of that it was a
grave risk to incur to attempt to
tell the truth in the face OF an or
ganization possessing great wealth
and vast influence, and quite con-
scientious enough to use that wealth
and influence, through other con-
scientious influences, to crush this
journal. 1t was encouraged, how
ever, by the fact that many friends
rendered their financial aid if dis
aster ensued through discharging a
public duty.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16
Brown VS.. Brown.

Brown owns roam horse which
can boast OF less speed even than
the roam mare that did the boys up
last Saturday. The other Brown
did own a nice, clean straw hat, be-
coming to any handsome youth and
dignified broker. Both Browns do
business on the same street. SO do
the gentle breezes which have a
privilege on our thoroughfares, and,
in spite OF the weather bureau, are
poorly regulated.
Brown with the hat walked out
OF his Office this morning. A gust
OF wind took his hat off and deposit
ed it under the feet OF the other
Browns roam horse, which left it
there possibly to find out whether
it was whisp Of hay, an article
which he remembered with pleasure
from his colty days. Brown, with
out the hat, went for Brown with
the horse holding down the hat, and
demanded damages, while the owner
OF the roau made counter claims for
storage" the demolished straw hat
being in the custody Of his horse.
A very interesting law point has
arisen, and it is expected that all
the members Of the bar will
take hand in this serious issue,
aud do them up "brown."
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

The proprietor and publisher Of
The INDEPENDENT is now at liberty
to state that had he not received
the information which he published
from sources which he believed to
have been absolutely reliable, trust
worthy and unbiased, he would not
have permitted the publication Of
the articles objected to. They were
published, as he believed, for the
public good and to right wrong,
and not, as has been falsely imputed,
out Of malice against any person or
firm. He sought to fulfill a public
duty and the verdict of the jury has
justified him.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

Our counsel have won we'll de-
served public credit, and our CRATE
full thanks for the admirable and
successful manner in which they
downed their opponents in this con
test. Here's hearty aloha on be-
half of the community and ourselves,
to you Messrs. Creighton, Hum.
phreys and Gear; and auf aoieder-
sehn to Lihue Plantation until we
meet at, let US say, Berlin.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

Unhappily as the judiciary and
the Attorney. General are, until after
our assimilation with the American
system, Of politics, non. elective, we
shall be deprived OF the opportunity
of displaying our gratitude 10 Judge
Antoine Perry and General w. o.
Smith by nominating them for any
Office in the gift OF the people.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

By their decision the jury set
their full and honest mark of appre-
citation upon the impartiality and
freedom from sympathetic bias Of
the Judge, the gentlemanlike Ian
guage and modest unassuming
manners Of the counsel for the prose-
cution, on the character of the CON-
planning witness, and on the sense
OF honor and self-respect of a minor
judicial officer
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16
MONDAY, MAY 16, 1898.
OUR LIBEL PROSECUTION.

On Saturday afternoon the jury
in the case Of the Republic OF Ha-
waii VS.. Edmund Norrie (and VIM.
Horace Wright, by vote Of 10 to
2, acquitted Mr.. Norrie of the
charge OF libel brought against him,
as was admitted by the prosecution,
practically by persons officially con-
nected with the Lihue Plantation,
although nominally by one of it's
lunas.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

We might in any other land with
justice comment upon the conduct
OF this case, but there we're so many
citizens in court during the progress
OF the three days trial that we deem
it to he unnecessary, especially as
the open mouthed comments on the
streets coupled with the determined
character of the verdict are sufficient
justification for our wounded
honor" and the costs of the pro-
ceedings which have been unjustly
forced upon us.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

ity, irrespective OF politics, Govern.
mept patronage, or paltry pelf from
the counting houses of the million
aires. 1t pays its way as it goes in
the hope that some day in the near
future its labors will be thoroughly
appreciated in kind.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

No wonder that our oontempor-
aries hesitate to publish facts that
are obnoxious to the monied inhu-
ences from which they draw their
sustenance, when irresponsible per-
sons can be thrust forward by
wealth to force expensive litigation
upon them without any hope or
chance OF redress or remuneration
when such prosecutions, or, more
truthfully speaking, prosecutions,
fail. They are conducted on strictly
commercial principles TIE IypE-
PENDENT is not,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

1t is gaining every day in patron
age and influence, sure indication
that it is travelling upon the high
road to future success. 1t cannot
be inundated by prosecutions, and
it will always endeavor to avoid
giving offense, improperly or unin-
tentionally, but it will none the less
continue to strike stalwart blows at
injustice and wrong from whatever
quarter they may emanate.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

All 10y, the dim,nutive Chinese
burglar, will rest from his labors for
three years in Oahu Jail. 1t is a
wise sanitary precaution to keep him
from the noxious night air.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

Persons requiring tombstones
should apply to Fred. Harrison who
has a choice lot OF new designs on
view,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

Capt. Paul Smith having been re-
elected Captain OF Co A, aud the
event was celebrated in a pleasant
and successful social manner on
Saturday evening.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

From Kappa pr stmr. James Ma.
kee, May l5-2,700 bags sugar for
G. Brewer g. Co.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

DR.. Berger delivered most inter-
estiug lecture at the Y. M. @. A.
yesterday afternoon to large audi
ence. The orchestra furnished ex-
cellent music.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

This journal is fighting the peo-
pies battles to tho best Of its abil-
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-16

Timely Topics.
Honolulu, april go, 1898
DO YOU LIKE
WATER?
If SO, the proper way to
get it, is to buy an
AERMOTOR
the Mill that runs in the light
est wind, that will not rot,
that will not blow down in a
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that is the little fact that it
Will pump more water than
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known to the world.
Come and see us in regard
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26S FORT STREET.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14
6emte aapitel.

Den @iuarbFe 5amilie babe MI to ener tire Tiger boet
/ 2absn. Gpuitunce bapbe life oiIt fig iom nosen itor
grtitett, ibet bet ensite geiultat at beuoss 9irtiombeb,
iom FABIAN inoitrGntebe fig til to StilspGgse, ben enc
tpGrt ooer Spgniugen, ben anben ~afbelenpe bet oerpeo
erbolote tore Hum TO minbre. st af bisfs blep benbttet
al SIR. % Wtrs. @ilarb, mebens Sletter Sarrts, Der MI
bar nGiten ~beIbrebet, bapbe taset bet anpet geIibpelie.
"9eIoftst bIeo beitemt for be unse SaHer; ba bette Iaa
beiere ps oltiua ~beberiieoe prGrisn os be omlissenbe Ssie,
bIeo bet ct gnbIin9sopbpIbsfeb for fine ~in,ltt. Seibs
oere.
mrs. @iauro bapbe leet en- piss Der ~beisrsebe Sag
arbeioerues MabIuonin9 ben gamle Sptte, pg bar berpeb
bIsost bsfret fra ct grbeibe, Der mango @ar bapbe bpi.
let paa bsnoe alsns. Sermeb panbt bun sib til at beltase
mso Gonitance Og Minnis 5OrfGrbiseIisn at be mans.
imaa busIige grpbeIier, Der meeet biorog til at eipe eeres
~tarDeIi9s SOIig ct b~pgssIigt ug bjemIigt l~lbissnbs.
Minnie in rsoe Critics ajole, Der messt belois bar
blepsu forfrroiget eftsr en- al benpes Confines aioler, inoz
frtsos fit 2efte, at isse at inobente ben ~fOrismts sib. OIL
tb bsfsben o9 n9itsn aItfpr 1p, bar bun BOG life teitet
eler bause for at tale.
CT piit roligt 8eien, Der bdpbe fin Srunb benbes
~uitDIbige Sierte Os iiaiosfulbe Sinh, CAB enbper al benz
oes 6aublirger en- bis 89roigbeo. Gnbog ben peroensz
poute GpuIins fanbt tun Tibet at ubI9tte paa benbes Wos
nersr. 5lst6sr Sarris. Der Dag for Dag ,Sntet bapoe at
iorstoge ia. @nbst sno at iasttass benoss ~utuniilebe grs
fen, fanbt Tn farIie Sntsresie osune I'm enefte geItiaftis
gslis.
Seq OiIbe snfs", iusoe Gonftancs en- g~ftsrmicoas, oa
alt omtring BEN bar orbnet iaa 'mutt iom muliot. at Ri
bapOe nosls gegsr, muit easr sssningsr = tort Iaot,
Rpget al unberbOlbe os meo".
Wiunis bpis gnIigt oltio ppflarsoes, naar SaIen
faIbt pua ~iaubanne ling, gap intst dnbet Spar enb en-
u~Uiltaarlis tpris 9eo9esIie meb Sopebet, Der lite bIsp ube.
mGrtet al bsrss GiGit.
"5d, en- Bog DiISs barre en- COB Ting Oisie Ianse 9aoe,
i Snroelesbso for mig, iagbe 5lstder Sarris.
Seq bar nogIs faa Bigger Der sr til 9eres sienefts, men
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14
Slotiocas spell.

gnonu er ben Msning alminocliQ
uobreot, at man / SIotioen bare be.
tiente Jig al MetaIIpeile eIsr / bet
bcieite at Glasipeile uoeu MetaltelGg.
0enne @utugelie er imiolertio uri9tiQ,
6piltet aQereoe fremgaar al ct Bart al
2~llerdnoer fra I~bprpoiIiaS (td. 200 E.
Sr.) boOr Der itaur: "Oporfpr bar
8lasipsil en- fad itRrt Gldas2 5oroi
mar paa Snoeriibsn beIGgger BEN mco
Sin." so Der er Here 8ange furtst
imaa Glasipeil meb Bin eGIsr Sinbss
leg / Rutner at romerIte 9orge. Roglc
interesiante npe 6uno al ilige Speile
beitriber MI 8ertbelot. De TANNER
ira en- gaaosromerIt 8egrapelIeSplabs
fra bet 3bie pg Abe @urbunorebe /
Nerbsben al Rbeims. Oct er FIRE
'maa bpGloeoe Speile meb SIS Gm.
8iennemInit og al bpiit en- balp Miiaiz
meter tptt 8las. 9eres bule 6Iaoe er
beIagt msO BIN, bOiltet mac oGre fleet
paa ben Maape, at imeltet 9Ip er
beIot neb / Sulninger, ba Der itte er
Spor al npget Sinoemibbel. Berthe
lot toiler rigtignot paa, at oi8Ie Speile
bar p9ret Qnpenbt Tom Sotletgienz
ftanb, men at ialTalb be minore al Dem
bar prrst brugt iom glimrsnoe Ppnt
pad Grin o. lign. Senimpb Slut
ningen at bet 15oe aarhunorsoe err
Itattebe man, fpm bet Times / Murano
(peb @sneotg), bet imsltsbe Bib meo
Sinamalgam 9IarOins at Yin pg
Spitielp), Der er fgbenoe peo alminoez
Zig Ssmperatur og oerfor uocn at OPP
BARNES fan impress pua 9lusIet. 5
bore 0u8e igien bruger maj iiteoenfor
Sinamal9am temiIt uofGlot Splo, en-
Wetbobe, ipm bouoe er binigere %
langt funoere for arbeioerne, Ipm fsr
bar ubIat for Sbitislofurgiftniug.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14
}. Spnoasen Ierasiei bDgieniif q:
mrn naninn iii snnbheben.D

Gor en- Del Qar iioen bolotes Der
en- bpoieniit aOnsrsis / paris, p9
blanot be Der bebanOleoe 8ienitdnoe
bar pgiaa SpsrsgmaoIst ON Sasttas
gelIen at Ssnbagen Jon 6pilsodg.
Sfslg. ct R,f.rat / 2onoon "Gancet"
ertlRreoe !Sr. 2son Sap, at osnne
6uile fra glr6eioet, IOm aoitiaige re
Iiqioner giorbe til YIigt, er en- Ndturs
LOB % fslselig en- Sunbheoslop, bpts
5prtrinligbeo forl9ngit er bepiit, ON
ben eno itte bIanbt aQe Rdtioner ct
paabuot peb 2op. Suilen paa ben
ipuenoe Dag er al bibelit Sprinoelie,
% ben Stit at regne Sagene efter
Spptdllst bar forben ReSel blanot De
meIt foritislige JoIt / Snbisn
Iaapeliom blanbt GeIterns, / China
faapeliom / gra6ien. Ru, ba Suno@
bebslGren tr blspen en- beitemt Utoens
fQb, betrafter ben iaapel ben moral
ite Tom ben mdteriele Rsopenoi9beo
al en- miblertioig !0pile boer TIE Dag.
4oniQise Rapporter fremlasoes
for Songresien, os Eager, Profesips
rer, 5tlOiofer og S~pgieniiter itemmer
poerens / bette Buntt. ollie uoen
lInotogelIs dnbefaler for arbeioere az
ale &laSIer % ale gllore en- ugents
Zig SoiIeoug, Der enoog buroe pdas
bpoes peo SOB. Oct fan Der anm9rz
tes, at Rseieriugsn / SdpeiB 1881
ub'atte en- prisbelsnning for ben bshe
tie &fbanbling ON beRne 8ienitano;
ben blep tiltienbt Or. Riemeper / 2etps
ala, fpm bebonoIeos Sugen paa en-
ubmGrtet @uaoe % uotalte, at Sens
odgsboiIen er Sunobeosl9rens fer'te
9ub. Der ItulOs f0Iges for at opnaa
en- freoelis os Odrig 5prbebring at
SamFunbet, % / beune Soritdnb er
bet ligsiau msget en- fornuftig ION en-
religips Snititutipn.
4. Gn Scnncpropr.
Gn Srlrnocr, ION beoe / Segpns
bsIien at aarbunbrsbet ! ct 9irteiogn
i en- llotant al 2onoon, forstog Jig at
iatte fine @snnsrs og 8etjenotes Senz
gipenbeb pau YrpOe, ioet ban ppitreO
Ropneue pau 400 at Dem, IOm peo
itriftlige SubbpoeIIer dnmooeoe5 ON
at pperpGre bans SsgrapelIe, Der
foregit fra Sognetirten en- tolo @ins
termorgen Sl. 7. Sum % PerIouer
mgote frem. 9a nan oabnebe ben
afoeoes Seitamentc, funbt man, at
ban, ipm ingeu naturlige 4rpinger
cfterloo fig bapbe beitemt, at hans
6ormue ltuloe oeIe8 mellem be per
Toner, ION fulgte BAN til 8ruosn. -
SntersS Dean.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14
So Wangc ont noen
"Secorab=goItcn "Teo Irucn-
&u.r Iirsoas % 5rsoas Bpsr Sirsoaa.
Eli oem 9an,lc Yris,
S1.25 ior Warsansen!

Girsoass'Numeret uo.ommcr meo 4 Sioer, lebiao,t >,
Weo Nrncn, % Sreoasssytumeret uotpmn,er m mel !
Saaoe Iirsoasss Os 5rebasssNumere. i~noebOCoer go.
beosr ira Snos og ~lolanbet, 9tpt fra 8aibiuotor =,
aonaresien, fra De for itielIise 2eslSlatursr, oio.
apornentsrne iaar to fulolt9nolge Gutier buer uQe.
Ureoags'ytuineret oil iorloen NDbeoer pIp. inOcloS,
S9snIng al blanoet Snobolo, gooe SortpQlnaer, Der ~,
pll sipe Sorteaiu9erne i Wco 2lrnem noaet eiter. aor,
|relpononncer, Sreue ira 0amlelanoet. 'T5Dr Sarrtsr, III,
let % Sdceil, 2Rsning iUr llngopmmen, Sirtelioe Gfpr,
retnIit9er, oip. SccorabsG o itcn Ieusrer taOq gr,u.
ira @amleIanoet, % Tiger lnapic. muliot at faa I'm.
o%erretHtng ira ale Dele at 9anbet.
Se9ae 8labe inoebolOe Sencitc paaliotltoe
Wt6rfeoebcrctntuger.
SeccrabsY often os SeO Irncn Ct oclst i
Del 9anue 2ano, pg man Tan ~panitelig ienoe en- mere od.
ionln'en gape for ben lille Gum al 2 Collars til Slr1tr
Seflner oerbien,rte. Serom bar ri mansiuIbigc I0rss.
0pro Sreoe %bleinme'ra. 5oris9 en- ~Slarsans % f; ON
5 ute oil laa Saf til 2Dr. glbomcnier 9IprQe tan isrDe
Sr. 200 4oitnurlSHr1 c,cr norlte 9rlu,Prter.
SIaoet ienbes til gtorge Gale ire %rloaauer) buer Grs
Dag. tor 2 Dollars 9arganesu. IOrtoeu alene toiter en-
Souar o9 IRE Gents, % Subitriptiouer mna oerior ienoes
olrette I'll os, oa ri paa in8eu Maaoe fan betale &ommis,
non Tor Noraesabonnenter.
Aoertisiementerue iproeleS paa be to Blade, o. Der ul
Der or blloe torbclbsuis iaa NuertiS i~erteuter t boert 8ho.
Oct tiger fig felo, at SubTfriptlpnen II turf 9or9 iitaa
pcfalce I Vorifno, oa Ri eQerS life poa rusn
gtaaoe tan oeobliue at ienoe no 8laoct TO @anse ON lRa
8e 9reoe Abonnenter ormooes perior paa bet iRotsn
oiglte ON at ienoc lin Subitriptiou / Sorituo, snteu To-,
ct belt Iar, $L25, elcr ct balu Iar, 63 Gents, eqer Il
tuart gar, 80 Gents.
8 Saab ON, at bore 8efrebefier for at Itafc Dor.
~SanosmGno ct sOot, bilist Slas paaIfioUnes, anbsfass
SeenrabsTo often % Vco Grnen paa bet beOf.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14

2irSoass'gtureret %uotomncr meo 4 Sioer, lebioo,t =,
geo Nrncr, % Srcoasssytumeret ~uotpmn,er rwa
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14
Yaa Xrepe.

Sor rs Gents oil ri ienbe "gecprab. gpiten" 8 Wnane.
Der poo Irspe. Winu fan icrbe 3oitase Clamps periom
BET ialber lettere. Seub beanie Slantet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14
Wtarf neoenfaaenDe SoQlife.

vi neoeuitaaenOe Sgger far ri nleset ltore Sc.
bolonln9er, og abonnenter fan erboloe famine
lom ErGmtebgger til b~etybeli9 neoiatte Srtier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14

Seeurab' Yofcn % geo slrnen ct Nar os bennc Bog
iot TrGmte Sl.25.
Seune Sog fan iaaes i~nobunoen for 12 Gents ertra
Sogen er beorc inobuuoen oS toiter mere Sprtu eno hp
ltgcre TrRntebsger, men ben oil bliue pGro at aielune