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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-01-01

Afraid He'd be Loneso ne.

Sunday S:hool Tsacher-Yes. child.
rem. tho good go to heaven; but all who
are bad in any way-who lie. steal.
swear. fight, think bal thoughts. or Who
are selfish or envious or ieslous-sll
such will so to the bad place. Why.
Charley, what are you crying for! You
will not 60 to the wicked place.
Charley-I know l wont. but oil the
rest O my folks will.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-01-01

The J.n:oi-t was expstiat.ng on the
g o les OF Ameri"s.
"Why." he exclaimed, I'VE are just hav-
ng new Railroad projected from the
sssboard to the interior on which trains
will travel at the rate OF 200 miles an
hour"
Then" ssi ] the foreigner. III you can
get away that quick. there won't be a
nation on earth that ca1 lick Am ,ri "a
The Trareier.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-01-01

Brown-Tve sworn Of smoking again
Jones How long is it going TO h.t
this time?
Brown-Until after Christmas. I'm
trying to avoid my wifs's annual oi ,ars.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-01-01

W.fe-Wbat's the baby crying about
j, hu?
Husbaud-I don't know my dsar
He may be crying becauss he can
hirk Of any thing to cry about.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

Another county has fallen into the
Muid eolamn. A local fight took place
in the Howard county primaries and
two conventions we're the result. Both,
However, are pledged to Mr.. Mudd for
denomination to Congress. The sin-
eeriis Of these august statesmen, is
however. doubted. The, are, It is
thought. as NJ. Mudd apty puts il "for
hun, Il Trey arc not wanted" but
against him If waited to se,ure his re-
lomina,ion
10 the same category arc the two pusil-
luminous and .foacherous self-constituted
eaders Of Calvert and 81. Mary's coun-
lies. They are licking the feet Of the
Congressman now when their unscrupu-
ous holt upon the politics Of these cous-
ties are about broken, trusting to ride
back into power upon the back Of the
man they would eheerfully stab in the
back if the opportunity presented We
ike fair open dealing in politics as in
other affairs Of life, and for the smiling
crawling, fawning hypocrite, we have
the direst contempt.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29


10 his official report Of the fight with
IKE Rough Riders; a spauieh official
said: I'VE won complete victorys, but
the enemy persisted in fighting after
tueJ We defeated, and we we're compel
led to retreat. ThIs comes in under
toe head OF sad but glorious.
Those learned in precedents show
that captured armies have been sen,
home before now Bureoyne's soldiers
we're shipped back to Englank and on
their way from Saratoga to Boston they
passed through this region. The En-
glish, also. il l40g, sent home %, goo
French soldiers from Portugal
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

The first offer Of peace has arrived
Il came ihrOseh the French Emb.sss-
dor at Washington. The resul. Of The
interview With the President il not
known, but it is generally supposed tina,
the Presiden. while heralding the possi-
bility Of peace gave the Spanish peace
msker to understand that peace ma,
come only with fall satisfaction Of an
demands. We are into war now. and
We cannot suffer much more. So M
concessions should be made that is M,
coupled sith the absolute indepcbdenc.
Of Cuba, and full indemnity for all
loses.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29
United BFeiheu Camp Meeting. Mt
Gretna.

REDUCED RATxs VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILkOAD.
For the United Brethren Camp Meet
ing at Mt. Gretna, Pa, August 2 to ii
1898, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets from all
poinss on is system east of (but not in
clading) Pittsburg and Ere, and vest
Of and including Philadelphia. to Mt
Gretna and return at reduced rates.
These tickets will pe sold July 81. to
August IL inclusive. good to return
until August 20, 1898. inclusive. For
specific rate. conditions. &C.. apply to
nearest ticket agent.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29


The fortunes Of war have placed III
within our power 10 exert a beneficial
influence upoa the thousands Of Spanish
prisoners who arc already. or are des-
tined 10 be, IN our possession These
men come to US With the most absurd
notions Of Yankee ferocity. They have
been taught TO believe that to fall into
toe hands Of the Americans means tor
tare and death. 1t will be our govern
ments's privilege to disabuse them Of
this idea and TO open their most humane
people upon the earth.
We certainly shall nave no Libby pris-
ons. 20 Andersonvlles, nor Johnston $
islands in the present war. We shall
treat n prisoners according to the most
advar ,ed principles Of international Ia v
mot as convicts, but as honorable
enemies, who have fallen into our hands
through the fortunes Of war. As such
they are entitled to as kind and humane
treatment as circumstances will permit,
and the government is, without doubt,
prepared to act in this spirit.
So it lie not likely that the kind treat
ment to which we shall subject our pris-
oners viii have hGmanizing effect upon
our enemy. These unwilling guests Of
ours viii ind their sojourn in Yankee
land pleasant surprise. They will be
impressed with the kindness and Justice
Of the their captors, and when the war
is over sud they return to their native
land they will carry with them widely
different ideas Of American character
from what they entertained who expect
ed death TO follow their capture by the
terrible Yankees.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

When you take Simmons Liver Regu-
lator this Spring for your blood, and
for Malaria be sure to note how well it
work, and how quickly you fnd your
selves improved in health aud spirit. Il
was induced to Try Simmons Liver
Regulator. and ias action was quick and
and thorough Il impaired brisk and
vigorous feeling. 1t is an exsellent
ramedy"-J. R. HiIand, Monroe, Iowa
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

iorman is still the boss of the
party Of Maryland. That
rrly in evidence at the meet
Demssra.ic s,Ste Central
Ov.,----..,os Il Baltimore on Wednesday
pf last week. Mr.. Murray Vsndiver.
PhaiFman Of the committee, presided.
put MT. German was on hand and dire T.
ID the proceedings His plan for har-
Ponizing the party was adopted. Il
Poks well on paper bat quarter Of
|entury Of experience should make Dem
|crats who want fairness at primaries
|nd elections slow TO pin their faish to
ny proposition coming from that sour
/. The Democrats who reyolted
gains; Air. Germans rule may be GER
fin that the success Of their party IN
lves the restoration Of Mr, Gormap
dietOral power oser it aud ever the
pte as we'll.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

The lcnr looked for prosperity is at
last upon US. Moaey is plentiful, crops
hnd ready market at renumeraiiye
prices, and labor is in demand. Various
reasons are assigned for this tear,il,
welcome state OF aEairs. aud prudent
minds rs matter Of course arc looking
ahead srecula,iue as to how long it VIII
last Some persons. whose judgmen,
is to be respected, attribute the harvest
Of prosperity rs the direc; result Of the
war; others to confidence in the stable
policies of 'he government, while others
seek 10 maintain ;hs. The delugs of bust
ness Of every Glass and kind now being
transacted throughout the country is
directly the resule .-.-...i 'i4.s4--.f
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29
Beats the KIondyke.


Mr. A. G. Thomas, Of Marysville
Texas, hiss found more valuable dis
coyery than has yet been made in the
Kiondyke- For years he Suffered un-
told agony from consumption. accom-
panied by hsmorages: and was absolutely
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He
declares that gold IS Of little value in
comparison with this masgelous cure;
would have it, even if it costss hundred
dollars bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis
and all throat and lung affections !,
positively cured by DR.. Kings Ne
Discovery for Consumption: Trial
bottles free Al La Plata Drug Store.
Regular size soc and 800. Gusranl
Ieed to cure Or price refunded.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

A studen Of statistics has discovered
that Spain fsa more blind men than any
other nation in Western Europe. The
proportion IS said to be 148 to every
100. GOO inh .bitants. And the blinds,I
Of all the people in Spain are thosstste- |
men, soldiers and subjects pssb6s AlDbon-
s'ah uyuassY .aose voices are still for
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

Admiral Dewey's world Of praise ioi
for the Chinese or The Feet are fhsras-
teris'ic Of the msn. 1t was demesirsted
once more at the the battle Of Manil
Bay that the Chinese have plenty Of
court 60, or rather, are characterized BY
be absence Of fear. There seems to be
undsnt justification Of the theory shaft
would make excellent soldiers
riy drilled and led
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

One Of the first things this Govern
bot should do is TO shange the name Of
waii. At present only one man in
bdred eau pronounce the nsme pro
BY. snd be is not sure Of It. Give
island Good American name.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

Mrs. Dominis in becoming an Aneri-
can citizen is still Queen But that's
because she IS an American woman, al
ways queen.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29
LIU|n|B| Err
EXAM IlNATI0NS.

THE Annual examinations Of applicants
4 for White Teachers certificates viii be
held in the school house at La Plata on Tues
day and Wednesday, August 2ud and 3Fd
For Ooiored applicants, on Thursday and
Friday, August 4th and 9Th.
Examinations will begin promptly q. 10
o'clsck A. " 1ppiicants who do not repori
at this hour viii be dehared from examina-
tons. Also Gu the first named days ex-
aIninatiors will 90 held for those who wish 10
compete Tor enc Female Scholarship 10 tue
Western Maryland College, one male or
female Scholarship to the Washington College
ope male scholarship 10 Charlotte Hall Acad.
envy and three scholarships for male or female
to the Stale Normal School
By order Of tie Board
THOMAS N. CARPENTER, Secretary.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29
NOTICE

THE patrons Of Rock Point Wharf are
Il hereby notified to meet the steamers aad
take away their goods when landed, no.
charging storage. ! will not be responsible
for anything Lost from wharf or warehouse.
Apr. s-ly. 5. S. Lancaster
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29
Piano and Organ Tuning.
FESTIVAL.

The ladies of St. PaaPs Chapel
(Pineyl will hold their annual Festival
on Wednesday. August 10. 1898, in
the grove around the Chapel, proceeds
being for the benefit of the church.
Dinner Acc. Supper 25c. Refreshments
furnished On the grounds. All are in
vited TO attend.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29
wHIsKEY AGENCY

Kings Pure Rye Whisky is acknowledged
BY physicians, and all good judges Of whiskey
to be the purest, and best article ofits kind
sold in the state.
BROOKE MATTHEWS, Sole agent
Faulkner, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

fur1.--. oSck into the chapters OF history
than the beginning Of Harrison's I'D.
miDisration The free-trade herssies
of the Democratic party had brought
about a staguation in business unparsl-
lcled, and the people realizing the si.ua-
ton decided upon change Of policy
and policy leaders, and as result we
had from 1888 to 1892 unbcunded
prosperity, and so have alike events
'ranspired since. A return Of the
Democratic power was followed with q
return OF diversity. Tie advocacy Of one
political Lereay followed upon the heals
Of another, want and starvation became
a'ily visitor TO sllnost every homesto&d
aud heir rename. aaiil the voice of be
people, speaking in their majesty, de-
creed another ehange aud we have it.
Good times and a plenty of it, how
reign where want and suffering 81 re-
Gently held 4 sad and sicleuing sx3 y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

Cervera's bread, cast upon the water
when he treated Ho5son with the court
esq due 4 hero is coming back to him
nov in the shape Of sagle.food cake.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

Weakness manifesto itself in the lom Of
smbition and aching bones. The blood e
watery; the tissues are wasting-the door IL
being opened for disease. A bottle Of Browne
Iron Bitters taken in time will restore your
strength, soothe your nerves, make your
blood rich and red. Do you more good
than an expensive special course ofmedicins.
Browns Iron Bitters il sold By all dealers.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

Utssases OF Inc HIood and NeFVe1-
No one need suffer with neuralgia. This
diseass is quickly and permanently cured
BY Browns Iron Bitters. Every disease Of
the blood, nerves and stomach, chronic
or otherwise, suceumbs 20 Browns Iron
Bitters. Known and used for nearly q
quarter Of century, II stands to-day fore
most among our most valued remedies.
Browns Iron Bitters Is sold BY all deAlsrs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29
STOCK WANTED.
FOR SALE.

2 Fine large thoroughbred Holstien
Fresisn bull calves I can ship them
BY B. & P R. R. or by any of the
Potomac River Boats to any point in
line. These calves weighed 100 aud
100 lbs. one day old. Price 1926 each.
Address. G. Fl. NEALE,
~ ThomkinsviIIe, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-07-29

sy. Ih9t tue isiiaey
Of eng put 70 route, We
have row stable currency, awakening
enterprise and driving retired wealth
into the fields Of active use.
}; the several reasons assigned the
former, We cannot understand now the
war had any s:cg to do with the change.
The men who have been taken out Of
the ranks of The aericullurisis, from the
manufactures and other peaceful pur-
sui are comparatively 100 few to dgure
in the calculation, and besides the war
is being eondualea with borrowed capi-
tai and in tie natural order Of thugs
property cannot flow from an increase
in tastion. As the debt is made heav-
Ter, . in proportion are profits re-
duet leaving the taxpayer frsighted
doN~'' an extra expense almost if
..aens1rate With any bene-
rived from the changed con-
NE two chief reasons for
y condition are to be found
alter reasons assigned; Con-
IT governmental policies and
feuey- The protection fur
factories whereby foreign
has been virtually extin-
IS induced capital to come
aiding aud engage in ver-
re reasonable profits can be
and thousands Of idle hauds
,work feeding as many more
ouths is the first. and the mos
cause to be assigned, aud
act that we.hsve now dollar
face value in all the markets
I'd is the second aud culmina-
sof the said prosperity We are
wing.
happS state Of affairs history
peating itself. Fac sound poll
crock upon which the Republi-
has always rested, whenever ef-
enforced has always brought
ich conditions We need 20 nc
F,,-, ,,.z,f, ;,,t~ A.. an. ..s.,., - &c.,.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-21
The Tyranny of Trusts.

futur. ,-ill ha r.inc tho ui,yn MI,
'one'""''S i"''e'S'hS !" ""'i"'i
al" ne"iiS every "'e""e Vt '"e
ness - "e'"S e",e'e" - '''o'
baoor,iros Ct ,ommon ,n,. cory
Ett,a ro,,.r,- :. mazda rno, euch
On oocurranco and avian these
anoooos - .ba r,o of h,s;rase
for n.b;,b !. !, r,rmod Will M,
nratend ~ make any resistance.
but tamaIv acoy,.scu in the new
,rder of thiurs rbo darrers are
not Iessnnad however hv this
forced "reminiscences ,n1 wbiIn
the, country Is drifting rapidly
into the hands Of combines and
trusts, the day Is not far distant
when there will come resistance
to thu han"fui encroechmen' "'
the money power. ana the H"-s""
or the people VIII realize me
thraldom under wien they nave
almost uncOnsclouSlN passed. ID"
Democratic pari' OF thlS country
Will become the medium through
which Il war VII b" ~a"eo against
trusts. and dependence tor r"l'f
Will be c~enterel IN IT ''"1''"
and methods. Inc kepuo'c@us
are essentially tae ir'""dS and
supporters 81 trusts, ana isln the
past SO It Will =" IN III" !Hiure'
that II democrats VIII nave u
organize !or the eNtlhcu"n or az
least control OF the mighty FORCES
'Aa' are ohce"'F''iu 'he ""Si-
ness OF vi" S'e"' country III 'H'
hahuS OF lie" men, VINO hec"ht''
Po"eFINI hoo Only III commerce.
me- pu' are also po'eh'ial J"
legislation ana III me lInlhiNti
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-21

necessity and safely gather forced
tribute from the people. Econo-
mists have held that wheat grown
everywhere could never be
cornered by capital, and yot g
man in Chicago by the name of
Letter, tied the wheat crop up in
his handkerchief and held il I'M
- 4 laboriug man had 20 pa" HIM
80 cents tax on the sack cf -four
which he bore home 70 hi family
aJ the end Of his work. The Car
Of Russia would not dare DO the
things which are openly dome by
the trusts OF tins free government
Of ours. My CoUntrymen, no ar
gument can defend them and no
plea excise them when they iai.
on the men who toillug. yet suffer,
who hunger at their work and
~ho often cannot get food Tor thclr
wives with which TO feed IN" IN
!ant that hangs furnishing ut their
breasts. Mr.. jefferson luresaw
the danger of this fedora. ten
dyn2y and sought - av,rjlj. but
It has again been revived by the
conditions Of our times and mas
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-21
Wheat rs u Regular Crop.

ness 20 be taken up ole year and
abandoned the next. The crop
has a legitimate place in the ro-
tation Of mixed farming, and it
should be grown every year With
out reference 20 the selling price
or even without regard to the
probable yield OF the crop. This
is tJne III almost every portion Of
our country, and the Southern
states arc not an exception, for
;horo arc suitable lands - grow
wheat Ill every State, to 4 greater
or less extent. Forty or fifty
years ago IN . large part Of south
Carolina wheat WA raised 20
meet the homc consumption en-.
Jir"'y, and we do not remember
tha Importation o. flour uut'! af-
ter tho railroads were built. This
year has been cXcepCouN! Tor the
wheat crop. both rs - yield and
acreage, and We are glad t. learn
that the farmers are considering
tE" poi'cv of ma&,uE wheat 2
regular crop on their farms. This
IL 2 most encouraging sign of th"
times, and hetokyns the acaIeI-
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1898-09-21
OPENING OF RECISTR iTION
BOOKS.

NbiICE - HEREBY GIVEN that
y IN accordance with the Act OF
1896 providing for the registration of
electors, the books Of registration will
b" Opened ON TIA" first Monday of each
month AZ the Court House, for the
registration Of electors entitled to
registration under tn" Constitution,
amt Kept open for three successive"
day ia each month until thirty day,
before ia" general election in l~9S.
Electors who registered on or before
~" 1T Of January, ISH~, ar" not re-
quirrd 10 register
Onice hours: from " a. Ia. to . y. m.
W G.. \. HuEIER.
nupr. of Reg. for Lancaster County.
Lancaster. {. -. :. e.. Feb. J.. ls9~.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
SD9c SolOatcr forla0cr
Sartiago.

SpfpitolTtibet "Misiouri" a~frciite
Manbugs fra Santiago til Ulon!au'
point meO $50 igge SoIodtsr tilbs-
renoe forTienige Re9imenter. M1angc
at benz er beg / COB gebring. Gn itor
5olfsmosie ror mebt frem paa 8rpg.
gen og GAP Gutterne ct truFtigt Surra,
icet Sttbet letteoe 4nter. 9aDibhte.
ben en-, at Re par paa 6jsmpsi lpitteoe
ogfau Gutterne cp 6stpbeiigt. GGgerne
Iasoe, at Re inge pilos bsores burtigt,
rddr be tpm ncr0ober.
@f Sbaitsrs fore @rme er Ger M
neppe 100 Mano til6ags / Santiago.
os oisie ital tuges fiem pan "Ssga,
lrdncd."
Qngadenrs SunbEsostilTtancen 6lanot
be dmsritanfts Trooper oeo Sdntiaao
mootog Srigs cspartemsntet / Wdnoag3
fstgente 3dpport fra General 2atptcn:
5ebertilf9l6s, 1874; me Jebertilfqls
De, 20; iumlet initial paa Spaeliitsn.
39S; benbt tiIbogs til 3ienefen, 90;
0ebsialc, 2 Wsnige, en- al 1Dius o. en-
al Molariafeber.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
Z Qep nor, ca grpoflnn par )

: Rem Dort ca 9rootlDu bar oer
9rreug QIteu inotruf,t 65 0sosfdlc
al Solitit.
Wrs. Saroh 8rciham / 2oness
bile, Snb., por / MiOnbug5 81 Qar
sammci. SUN sr tuouu rail og rsrig,
Gbicaacs 5clteI'oler maa sitsr
dsrisn mebbcIe llnoeroisniug til 252,
900 Bern. Sfior pau oeuue 3io oar
9alIst $4,000.
Gn SporOcgnsulptts Gobos5
q. g., tofieoe Is MtrnsIier 2ioet /
W}anbnqs. Ii oubre AZ p~asIa5crcrn'
blep Ii%psiarliqt faareoe.
- GATOR z. Ts @itt 3dImaec itaI
tole / Gticoqo ben 25os Sept. / 5eFers
ION Part Gburt, tpcr Scnusn, Boitor
6ronl 9eggitt 9otmoae, sr preIt.
Gu Ggu AZ :. vi. Sohnion !
Gar6rrooIe. 3G. 90 gor gumncI, Be
gil Gslpmoro fcrIehen DAG bec al
lraQe Srnstet ORGY Serrbanefporct o1
labs 9c1et paSIers oper.
Zen fsr'te Granb Qrmb poit.
fom ION til Cincinnati, Ohio. for al
beltaos / 2cirmgoet osriteSs, inbtroi
eertit Gen6ag Miooaa fra Nrlsaherr
6itn, ga, 90 Iiosn ION ber 8eltogerc
irb meo bpert 9onstog.
BrHrisbrono bar etslugt helt
GplinpCn AZ Smootorn pad @. 7,
Gorleps Gornai 9oniau Totonihip.
9. 3. Subet er metIcm $500 %
81 900. Wr. Gortep tobte caiud en-.
bel at fin 2toIjra oeo Sasl / Slutniua
gen At Suli.
GiOsparig 3uGtbus'truf III gtlsr'
amber 2n9ute, Weniq / armpani 49,
2bet @is. REG, for Noroet poa 2bos
mas Stafford al 13os Il. g. SnI. IN:
Der ct SluqsmodI pdo en- Saloon
ponce, gorto Rico. QaDuls inbs
rsnbte, at fan itjsb STAFFORD / Sslo'
forIpdr.
NGr Columbus, ga, bar Wtart
Sing / Ssnpdgs fit Barn neO til Ban.
BET ca eTterIoo Re ire rlcr, 8err
biemme. Gn Sturo efttr berts bur
hgilpbte Gtrig fra 6uiet, lcb 8orns
Oare tiIba9s og 'prong item iqisn
Ser idnbt bun, at Gle ire bar blot a
en- 9lappeg{Iauqe. Ia EGn isEer
itpntts fig tjIbaGe icr at tilIe Barnet
0iIte bet fla, at let nor fal6t I'D / Ban
ret cg orptnet. Ogiud be ire dnor
9ern sr M oebs al be giftige SIan9s
bib, og ZEN i~toftels Mober er rent III
Jorituneen at Sorg o. 5ort0iolelTe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
Nnrn gu!sntu.
Stprteoe Ren fra lin gicsclc.

Walosmar Spbnicn, en- ung, gift
Wano nGr Prslton, HanIom Gountp,
rar fprrige 9irsbae ure paa en- Sitns
tlstur mar Sort 3arIom, ba bans
!0iul pluoIelia GAP efter, cg ian ItDrs
teoe ~bopeotuls til Suroen. 8iliIencs
5pIt funot BAN beOioitles. Den lint
tsligs bapbe fact ct itpst 9ruo pda
0ierneildIlen. 0oltor Sterping ira
GnoerIin blep tiItalbt. 9an fanot, at
ben ene'te Wiulisbeo ipr at reope ben
lnes Manos 2ip bar en- Operation os
Ct 6orieg pou at fisrne Ben Itumperne,
ipm lao % trptteoe pao 9iernen. lien
unher Sperationen piite Sierr3n fig
Ioo ilos tiIreot. at Sirlp rar umuIi9,
Iatienten leoeos, men iremnrle5 be-
rioitIrs, inotil nGite Dag, ba han bcot.
Woloemar SphnIon hopbe oGrst gift ct
Iars lib. San Dor for ncotn Si6
iieen osIiIterenes GpuntDla5ierer for
&anIpm Gountp cg iuotil fornnlis
Ngent for @ncreips &c Gage reb Sir
moets Gngelpale GIsUutor. San til
Gsrte psIoa fIere 2oger og 6orening:r
rs siterluosr i'm un9s Gnte $4,000 i
Qipsosiurante.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-09
NrhruIku.
Iilfarbcu ! @rsnus Regimsut.

Gurerner Soltomb isnots / 9sns
bags en- InmOoning til Srigsospartes
mentet ON at sjers noget for 3oie Hes
broItasR egimeut. hpiS Gbef er u. s.
grgan. Der feriter itpr llro / Sta
ten poer Silitanpen blanbt Sberit 9rps
ans WGnb. s ire Tiger er Sbseliiieu
rget ira Al til LAT, % 3 Oebsialb er
inbtruHet. @uperngreu unmobeee
&rigsminiiteren en- at gips als 3pie
Gegiments Hetrutter, Tom maatte eniic
at rttie hiem, en- e~refulb gflteb, efters
iom Der for bette Gegiment neppe fan
bare anoet at oiere enb alminoelia
Gdrniicnstisneiie.
SsIdo Dir. Srpan fpretr9.ter a!
tomme fiem % celtage / Ssittampass
nen. !San telegraferer, at ban life sns
Fer at reiignere hois bans Regiment
tan blipe ~afmpnitret itrar; men elers
bill ban tuge afiter, oa Der life er nos
gen Spfcrorine for BAN til at blice
itaaenos iom RegimsntsAef.