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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
King of Siam Instructs His Subjects.
don Daily News.

From the London Daily News.
There is another thing whereof ]
must warn you. Whatever may be our
mutual good will for increasing the
prosperity of our country and our mu-
tual love of justice. we may he quite
certain that We shall not at once. nor
i'm as short a time as we might wish.
eradicate all abuses nor do as much
good as we are aspiring for. Even in
Europe and in the most prosperous
countries | never met with people who
were perfectly and unanimously salts
fed with the government and the state
of things in their own country. There
fore. let us all make a rule not to COM
plain premsturely. because. notwith-
standing our good will ana our endeav-
ors. everything is not going on ac-
cording to our desire. In other words.
let us be satisfied with what is posi-
BILE and only dream of what Is perfect.
Finally. let us not exclusively adj
mire what is foreign and despise what
is Siamese. nor exclusively admire
what is Siamese and despIse h is
foreign. There is in every country. ~
in every human being, a mixture Of
good and evil. and we must try to
initiate what Is good elsewhere. and at
the same time not only to keep but
to develop what Is good and worthy
of respect in our own nauon charac-
ter and institutions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15

busily worked them into the chopped
meat. The mixture got pretty stiff and
look considerable muscle. but she kept
or working. while the man kept pound
ing crackers. Finally. when three and
a half pounds had been mixed with the
meat in a huge roll. the woman. with
some pangs OF conscience. decided that
she would add no more. though the
cook book called for another half
pound. Her husband bravely sail that
1t was good eating. though somehow IL
was different from veal loaf that they
had met with at the friends house.
There was plenty of IT. certainly. The
wife began to doubt hat cook book rs
to the proportion of crackers. but be-
fore condemning the book she thought
IL would be well to look at the recipe
again. She had her husband read IL to
her. Sure nough he read -four pounds
Of crackers" She told him to read II
again. and read IL slow. to see II there
were not a mistake i'm some of the
other proportions. This time he was
very careful. and then the peculiar
cracker clause ooh on "A new aspect.
IL read -four pounded
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
Rubber shoes viii Cost More.

Local wholesale houses were notified
yesterday of an advance of from . to IL
per cent. i'm the price of rubber shoes
and boots. The notice was sent out by
the United States Rubber company and
other manufacturers. 1t is an average
increase of about 10 per cent. to the
wholesale trade. The war situation is
considered a factor in causing the ad-
vance, although the most direct cause
is the increasing value of rubber.
There has been an increase of over
30 per cent. during the past year I'm
the cost of rubber, n the various
products of which rubber is the basis
have advanced in price excepting boots
and shoes. Owing to a fight
the Boston Rubber company and the
United States Rubber company, who
control the rubber boot and shoe trade
of the country. prices on these articles
were not brought In line with the gen.
eral advance.
The differences between these W
companies have. IL is announced, been
adjusted, and an agreement reached to
increase prices. Resides the advance
to the wholesale trade made yesterday,
a further advance of ) per cent, to
take effect on Oct. l. is also
High grade ubber is reported as
more expensive to produce. owing to
the heavy consumption. Para rubber.
hich is the standard. Is now brought
from more remote districts of the ANA
zon river country, in Brazil. because of
the depletion of the nearer supplies.
This adds to the expense of getting
the article to market. At one time
about IS per cent. of the rubber con-
sumed i'm this country went into boots
and shoes. Now, with the big con-
sumption in rubber bicycle tires and
the multiplying uses in other directions.
it is estimated that not more than 30
per cent. goes into rubber boots and
shoes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
FOLLOWED THE COOK BOOK.
Hut Made n Mistake While Reading One
eff the Reccip:s.

Mrs. Younghusband is frequently
prone To conduct her culinary opera
tons according to rules laid down in
cook books. Sometimes the expert
ments come to disastrous conclusion.
as was the case in the home of a Chi
cage bride of a fe weeks. A, the
house of a friend one evenin- she had
partaken of veal loaf and was much
pleased with the dish. The friend
loaned her a cook book. which the
bride took home. and in a few days
essayed the task of duplicating the
toothsome morsel h had so recently
enjoyed. She read I'm the recipe that
with three pounds and a half of meat
you should use four pounds of crack
ers. This seemed to be a large propor-
ton of crackers. but as the recipe said
il. she could not do other than ask her
husband to buy them He bought five
pounds altogether. He had never
bought so many crackers In his life
before. He thought II would be well
TO order two kinds. The grocer began
filling a large sack. until the husband
stopped him and asked IL he were mix
ing the two kinds. The grocer assured
the husband that the large sack con-
tanned only one of the two kinds of
crackers. The husband suppressed his
establishment. and took We large
sacks of crackers home.
Their the wife began TO operate on
faith. A man employed about the
house broke the crackers. while she
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
NEW TRIAL WAS DENIED
Veno, the Medical Fakir, Will
Remain in Jail.
A TWO YEARS SENTENCE
He Has Been in Jail Eight Months
but It VIII Not Apply on His
Sentence. Which Began
Yesterday.

u. y. Dickinson. alias Neno. the al
most forgotten medical fakir. was yes
terday denied a new trial by Judge
Clancy. Veno has been in Jail about
six or eight months and was on the
End of last December convicted of grand
larceny for obtaining money from Mrs.
Amanda Gray under false pretenses by
guaranteeing to cure her crippled
daughter. The jury fixed his punish
ment at w years in the pe%nitentiary.
but sentence had never been passed on
him, and therefore the time he has
spent i'm Jail since his conviction will not
apply on his two years sentence. His
motion for a new trial Mas argued
about two months ago. but was not
passed on until yesterday morning.
Judge Clancy said he had looked into
the matter and recognized that some
very nice distinctions had been raised in
the motion for a new trial. but he was
inclined to believe that a case of grand
larceny had been made out against the
defendant. The money had been paid
to him to be returned i'm case a cure
was not effected, and he etained il.
Judge Bach of Helena was present
tn represent Dickinson and asked for a
stay OF execution for 80 days, whlch
was granted after the defendant had
been formally sentenced under the YER
diet of the jury. The attorney said he
would at once take an appeal to the
supreme court. Veno was returned to
Jail. where he will remain at least for
several months more. His attorney
stated that the man was very i'll.
The motion for a new trial for James
ID. Casey was also argued and over
ruled. The motion VAS based on the
affidavits of James Clancy inc several
other convicts, who declared that Casey
was innocent of the robbery for which
he was convicted and that the crime
was committed by Clancy n several
companions. County Attorney Staple
ton filed several counter ffidavit to
show the character of the men who
made the affidavits for Casey, and aft
err a very few brief remarks by the at
torneys the court overruled the mo-
ton.
Andrew Schasser, charged with re-
ceiving stolen property, was arraigned
and 90 until Monday to plead.
The county attorney filed an infor-
nation against Charles Ban and
Katie Thomas. both colored, charging
them with rape on Lizzie Perry, a IA
year-old white girl. The defendants
were arraigned and too until Monday
to plead. j. II. Grice was appointed to
defend the oma
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
The Flag In Florida.

From the Pensacola Times-Star.
The flag that is loved by every Amer
lean. the prettiest bunting in the
world. the emblem of the greatest ma
ton on earth. a be seen on nearly
every street i'm the hands of many
children. on the electric cars and
hacks. on the handlebars Of the bicycle
rider. on the ratings of Dorches and
wound about the posts thereof. in the
lapel buttonholes of hundreds of men
and boys. i'm every direction the eye
is cast the Star SDangled Banner IL
seer waving and fluttering in a man
ner that seems to be a proud assurance
that il has never yet, and Will not be,
conquered by a foe of liberty.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
PARIS HAS a NEW eeAury.
Miss Ia Cavalieri, n Divinity with a Ma.
donna Face and Venus Figure.

Parisians, who are constantly i'm
~ecstasies over some feminine divinity.
Just now worship at the shrine OF Miss
La Cavalieri, who appears nigh Y in a
small part at the Folies Bergere. where
all. even the humblest. may adore. fhe
shop windows are filled with her ;.ho-
togrsphs, her splendid apartments IN
thu Avenue du Bots de Bculognr are
thronged every afternoon with adcr-
ers. male and female. the most Illus
tricus men in politics. literature and
art crowd her salon. wealth ard aris-
tocracy pay homage-in TACT. La Cava-
lieri is the reigning sensation. The
latest idol of the fickie French cap
ital Is refined i'm appearance N man
ner. with features of sucn lovely con-
tour as to put I'm the shade all the di-
whites who have Of iatc years had
Paris at their feet. Her complexion rs
a delicious combination Of red and
white. her skin having now what 1t
will doubtless have for years to come
the bloom Of youth. for this bewitch-
ing creature is just out of her teens.
Her figure rivals her ace. and the
beauty as a whole sets artists and
sculptors raving.
The position of %rcigning goddess of
beauty. which La Cavalier holds.
means much in a material way. She
has unlimited wealth while her power
lasts. The splendid apartments. serv-
ants. horses and carriages have AZ
ready been mentioned. They are all
offerings laid at her shrine. All the
important industries of Paris contrib
ute gratuitously to her splendor.
Dressmakers make the most costly
dresses for her for nothing. Hats and
bonnets without number are hers Tor
the asking. She can have perfumes
as freely as water. Photographers beg
for the privilege Of being allowed Ia
take her picture. corsets and all sorts
of feminine garments are named after
her.
La Cavalieri's performance ut the
Folies Bergere Is a mere excuse Tor
that public exhibition IF herself, for
which everybody is yearning. She
wears beautiful clothes or draperN.
and sings "A few little songs i'm a voice
which IL sweet. hut without Fore or
cultivation. As she does 50 the spec
tators thrill with perceptible e~cstatic
delight and murmur an appreciation
that is more ao~preCiativc than the
most laundering applause. They are
adoring her beauty. This Is the only
form of Worship known To most Ia
risians.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
Specjal Train Ia Fort smith.

To meet a popular demand n IN
order to afford the friends OF the Mon
tana volunteers an opportunity OF VS.
iting them i'm their camp. the Montana
Union and Northern Pacific on sun
day, May II. Will run "A special train
from Butte via Anaconda 10 Helena.
This will he the last opportunity oil
visiting tbs Montana volunteers before
they leave for the Philippine islands.
The very low rate of So for the round
trip has been made from Butte and all
Montana Union points. Tickets VIII
he on sale at the Northern PACING city
ticket office and all Montana Union sta
tions. and will be good for this date and
train only. The special train VIII run
on the following schedule:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
Bea,Icy u shade Too Attentive.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mr.. Beaslcy. did Mary's lamb have
much sense?'
81 don't know. Why do you ask
"'Caus sister said you'd make a good
understudy for it,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
Casino Theater
4. Galens St, Butte. Mont
Leading Vaudeville Mouse In the Northwest
New Attractiess Every Week

Club" STARKEY & RATHBUN. Mast
tiers Supreme of the Triple Horizontal
Bars. TRIXEDA, In Fantastic Dances.
MINONA. In Character Specislties. Prof.
Holmes Diorama of the American Navy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
Our War Premium.

Send us SO i'm advance for n years
subscription to the Standard, or So for
six months. and secure a OF of The
American Navy, cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by "A newspaper.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
GOING.
RETURNING

Great Northern Railway Co, leaving
Butte at 9:35 every morning. now makes
through connections to Seattle n
Alaska, no lay overs. Try h Nesti-
buIed limited train. $50 to Seattle. Ticket
office. Al North Main street. j. l.. Daw-
son. general agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
Spring and Summer Suits
SIS, $40, $22 and $500

We can show many new features in pc
cially tailored ready-to-put-on cloth
ing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15
Calling Cards.

Call at the standard Office, 81 East
Broadway. and see the latest styles Of
calling cards.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Waifincr % Gaanoarbcioc.

4rbeiosrtommisip rsn far netop
fulbfsrt fin 13os aarlige Rappcrt,
meloes fra Waibinstcn. Den inbsbOls
Der Reiultuterns at en- ombpsgslig uns
oerfsgelie ~angadenoe be mooerne Was
Timers S~nbTlpbslie paa Qrbeibet %
Observation-Disclosures - en- unoeriesslie,
Der er foretoset efter aongrssiens Or
bre.
Sarlig intsrssiant sr aapitlet ON
Observation-Disclosures. Websns en-
mooerne MaItine mdaite aflsier mango
Qrbeioere, sr bet Hart, at en- Zig Mdz
time / bsi @rao forringsr probuttionss
omtoftningerne, 6piltet mebfsrer, at
ielpe probuttet ian iplgss iuu msget
biai9ere; men bette Yrisfdlo mebfsrer
after en- Iorsget g~ftsripsrgisl, og fprut
imsoetomme oenns tr9pss Der mere
4r6eibe og flere 5olt. Bet blir iualea
ces en- ganite pictlsftig &rebsgang, og
bette gjsr, at WaItinernes SnbnDbsIIs
paa Observation-Disclosures 6lir ct temmes
Zig broest Spsrgsmaal at faa Reoe
pda.
Qarsbsretnin9en mebbeler snoel inz
teresfante Gdmmenligninser msllsm
Observation-Disclosures fer og M,
hporaf hibiattes ct Bar Gtssmplsr.
Disappointing tog unoer BEN eamle
Wethoee raiten 6 Gange idu lang lib,
iom bet MI gjer, og 3rritninssn tog
cher 81 @unge iuo lang lib. Smtoits
nineen meb al ldbe 1000 / puno5
grsb sr rebucsrst fra $3.50 til $1.55,
% 5iben, iom mecgaar iii at lope benz,
fra % til 8 Elmer; 1000 arel Slips
fra S233.33 til $4.27 og fra 666 til
% Elmer; | Sdbritation al 500 puno
Weieriimsr bar mooerne WaItineri re-
oueeret Smtc'tntn9erne ira $l.66 I'll
$1.78 % siosn fra 125 til II Elmer;
OmtOitninasrrs mso 1000 2ithugruiier
df en- bis Stsrrslis sr reouterst fra
$92.S7 til $8.75 og 5ioen ira 1876 til
80 Elmer. ) 5u5ritution at Jpriiiis
fer er 5iben reoucsret ira $50 Elmer
til 20 Elmer % SmiOitningerne ira
$24 til SO. ) 3rptning og uogiDeIis
al 5iosIfriftsr bar be moosrne Waftiz
ner forminoHst Smtoitningsrne meo
1000 Grsmplurer fra $302.50 iii
$4.62 og arbeipsmansbsn fra 3,170
iii IA Simer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
! Mem Orl.nns hnr inetraosnos

$ Rem Orleans bar inotrGosnoe
5rp't beoirtst at ingeu npe3iltGlos eler
9sosialO al ben guile 6sbsr inotruaots
/ Snsoags buerten / gpen easr ! 2nnos
biitritterne. 9upernsr Solution |
2labumu bar bRpst aoarunt9nebeitems
melIerns for ben roroIi9e Salrpart AZ
Staten.
- acknowledgements bar tent tore
genge / BET Torlebns Qar. proouttios
men belsb Tg ialt til en- 9Groi al SILL
400, 342 imoo $4,6S1.681 for bet iores
9auenoe @ar. 9omponist beItiGitigsos
II, S47 Qrbeioers, bois 9snninger LOB
op til S5,892,996 Oct i~orsguusnoe
aar bsTiaftigsoes 9,317 4rbsiosrs
bpis 2sn blep $4,4OO,151. pullman
game % Sparsbant oiier peo aarcts
Slutning $175,893 mere Sno'tuo ens
iior. t6Dsr Monbs siennemInitlige
SnbItub er / 4urets 2sb sgst fra $248
til $261.
- G~ftsrretningsr til Ct. paul fra
Sososbsltsrpe / 0orbs 0atotu og Wtas
nitobd bar / ben iorlsbn. llge at en-
bsiit b~etlugelig &ardttsr. 36orsoag
bapos bet enten rs9nst eqer meet / 9
9uge. s Wanitobu bar Sarmsrus fun
fat traItet 100000 guIbeI8 at en-
goling pau 26,OOO,OOO, os bet ~sjsnOGs
reroe. iom itaar / Stat os Sbot, truss
meb E~oslGsselis. Sarmsrns bsb nspps,
bporleoss be ital tllnns rebbe tort. 8Dg
og 9dore er / famine Sir. 9pis en-
ItGrt 5rOit eller msget Sne Itulbs toms
me MI, bible belle ben ubeItudenbe Qps
ling blipe iaalsoes sbslagt, at ben life
engang tunoe e9ne Zig til Spinsisbs.
- 8srmun Ndtionul gant / pittss
burg, en- at gbens ftsrIte Banter, luts
teoe line Ogre / Snsouos. 0irettios
men fOriitrsos. at ale SnbtDbsrs bilos
fad Zig fulbt ubbstalt. 8arperfrmuet
8~roeBinaers &c Cons 5ulit frsmtalbte
guntens aOnturs . q. 8~roebin9sr,
'pm optil forrt9e 2sroag bar guntens
prGiiosnt, buboe truttst $4,000 me-
re, enb hans Grnto bsleb ia til. 8. 6.
gersoprf, Sasiersren. iom for fire
Tiger iiben tit lin Nfiteb, Itblbsr ganten
efter Sigsnbe 100000. Snbfuoosns
/ 8anten sr meb en- runo Gum $1,000
900. Wdnge Rpetsr ON buarligt 5ors
rstningsitsl gisr MI i'm Reiie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
SorifieNlSt.

Snsbug antom "Ssutonic" til
Rep yurt os "St. 2uuis" til South
ampton. Sirsbus antom "Sslanb" til
gbriitiansIdnb.
- Sele 9pen Welinston paa 9ans
cpupersEen / gritiit Columbia er uns
osrminsrst peo Safeguarding, iaa at
Suiene aIereoe er bsspnbt at rais nsO
/ a%fgrunoen. 8efoltnineen er bstagst
al paniit SfrRt.
- Raibua on. 81 Wfs. Cos Bonn
ulosipinberisr er isuns belle 0sgnst
iejsnnem. Der sr mobta9st fore Be-
itilinesr fra uolanbst, og opsr 1900
Spinpler oa LOO 8apsitole sr / Dirt
Iombeb. st iaabant @ntdl er lanai
itsrre eno noseniinbe ifjor.
0a 5orpeoobaaben "Suois" I
Sborsbass ituloe uo pau lin oificisGe
prspetur fra aitoriu / Srs9on, iprana
ilere Oamprsr. og otte at Manbitd6si
blsp uperiprsiteoe msb tossnos 8anb;
tire al Dem csbe itrar efter at bare nudst
4itoria.
Geonarb DUH bar / nogsn Sib
R9rbeben at 2incoln. ST., "idrmet"
720 aerss 9anb, men table Mooet, bd
aplinssn gisntussnbe ilog fell, og sr nj
rei't i'm Del. leoiusst al I'm Spns, 6pprs
ben pibes life. Sdns arsoitprer bar MI
frsmla9t ScrOrinser imob BAN for
$3.50. Sans NoDfr oa en- at bans
grrbre bupbs saast ! aaution for ham
for anbrs !Ssft.lisr % mao punoe uo
meo S4,524. 8Grbien of 0ufs eitsr.
ldots Gisnbom onlaoss iii ms0.m
$4,000 ca 5000, osriblanbt $50
4cr.s meb Waismarter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
MtunrCntu.
SObn Sterncrion teranr Noro.

wa Woooparb | Ct. paul blep Hat
:" SNsoda, 81. l ON Torssn.n, Itubt
W OtGbt pdd lit Yarslie / GO. 1877
Sa'i yF'ntb Street. 5orsusren af Mors
w. =" qsoer SObn Steeuerion. Sans Moe
~ III u~sl'rninsen bar ben Smitenbis;
g'O' l'9er ban, at apinoen afIlps at til
Su8's'Oere BAN en- 5emboqarisbbsl,
.pn, ban baOos siuet benbe at perle. ste.
%,I0N er 10 aar 9ummsl ps 5armars
~, s,'U<'' TN al bisis 9uss ifal ban Op
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Mnrp pukptn.
abercrumbir |citiontor plHaorrt.

9~ottontorst / 4bercombie. 40 Wiil |
Spo for Sarge, plpnoreoes Nat til
sborspaa. 80 Ysnseitube iprenstes,
og 5000 at Hegieringens Penge annets
tereoes fra bet enc; bDormange pense
Der car / bet anost, pibss life. 5ppsne
~foripanpt necab Milpautses 2inisn paa
en- Sanbcdr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
7noldnoet.
suloatcrue % ort anitnnbenne Sals.

capt. 5. u. Olmitsao, Gbief Muitss
ring CTitsr for Soma, mootps / 9es
Moines IiOits Sborscas llnoerretning
om, at PermiSiionerne for 50oe Sopa>
Regiment BAR iprlansst fra ben 20oe
Ctutber til ben lite Ropembsr meo
SaroiDnIisbso for en- poerliger. 5crs
I~rroslie til ben She Hopsmber, fordt
Solouterns tunos faa anlsbning til at
,aitt fin Stsmms, fsrenb be besap Zig
tilbaoe til Camp Wc9inlep for at uos
meuitres al Sisneiten.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
RrntuhB.
Suur | Tingeriprooct.

5or politiretten i louisville bar fios
tie llge en- 0spitum, u. Gaoburp, oppe
til "Sprbsr", antlaaet for uoroentlig
Spferiel. 9abburD unoitplote ia meo,
at ban life pibite, bporfor ban bar an
bcIot. gan bleo od unoerrettet ON,
bppri bans 5%orbrposlis beItpb: ban
babe peo Sialp al Sssniprogst bunost
en- Rdbctons. Sugsn blso ubIat til pau
Snsboe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
q
Sgrrtien CT bBo.

Carl 6. Ssrreion bsoe / Ga grosis /
Sborsbags al HerpeFeber, SO 4dr sams
mel. gsrrsipn bar fsot i Rorse 1912
% tom til Ga Grosie / 1870. San
bar Msolsm at 8parb Of EDUCATION %
inotoa en- frsmItubt Ylaos / be itans
oinapiife areoIe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Slinssriie

Srant Mdion og Minnie SrOpn Isrs
tes i 5borsbuss Iom arreitdntsr ino til
Samestppn ira Sumpfpro, untlagsos
for at baps iolgt Ruscritts uoen Re
aierinostiaaoelIs. Il. 9. Gpmmisiios
ner 4. u. Wurpbp iorberte Dem og
benpiIt benz til Il. 9 .Gourt. Oeres Sag
pil TONNE pp til 6orbsr / Sarge.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
nrhrnTkn.
Snuf ! Hcligb ipiacr apnfnrs

5irit Rational Sdnt / Teligb bar
inoItilet fine 9stalinser. Den famine
8unt o'fentliggioroe ben 2Ooe Sept.
iioItleoen felsenoe Status: 4ttietapis
tai $4,000, SpsrItub $3,037, Snos
Ttuo S10S,956. 2adn $4,000, Sir.
culation $11,25O, 8eiurcsr till. $1O3,,
243.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
OlIip.
Urn anle ieher pro Nrmton Inas.

Stl Warren msloss fra Rsipton5dlls
ben lobe os.: Or. 6. 8. Probit peo
Sunbbsbstommisiionsr fslsr fla for
pisfet ON, at Miis Bland Bed / Ydris
soipnibip bar ben guile 5sber. SUN
tom nplio bib fra Misiisfppi. piisr
ale ben frp9telige Spgboms 8jsnbss
mGrtsr o9 blsp ituoi9 barre. Strsnge
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iaottodes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-25
Ut Spiitepuuft.

"Oqs'ter, 19oe OFT; Gomstp gu.
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men fun asiursrst for $1,000; Scotts
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oa ban ianpt Gigst al Diliam BUD
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