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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
SECOND DAY OF THE WHITE TRIAL.

The court martial OF Civil Engine Ger l.. s. q.
white L. s. NJ was resumed at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard Yesterday forenoon. The minutes OF Wednes-
days proceedings were read over BY Judse-Advo-
cate Lauchheimer after which Benjamin r. South
worth. chief clerk In the Department OF Yards and
Docks was called to the witness-stand, The second
witness Civil Engineer Charles NJ. Parks. and
his direct examination being held when the
recess was ann ,unced. The afternoon session was
devoted entirely to ,he reading Of the record OF the
pilc-drivng done the dock. This had not been
ended when the court adjourned until this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
cEKvERA'S REPORT TO BLANCO

Washington. July = Tic War Department
has re-, eved TIE report Of Admiral Cervera to
General B.anco on the disastrous naval fight
To- the spanish cause on Santiago. 1t IL az fol
lows
To the Gcue,al-in- CHIEF. Havana
Ia cOmplian,' with your orders went out
YESTERDAY from Santiago de cuba with all the
squadron. and after an uncquallcd combat
against forces more than triple mine. had all
~, squadrrn destroyed by fire. thu Teresa. tine
Oqucndo and the ViZcaya heached. and the
colon aeein- | accordingly informed the Ameri-
cans ana went ashore and gave myself NJ.
Tn. tor.cdo-rnaseTs fOundrr"d. 90 not kn""
how many PEOPLE were losl. but II viii surely
reach six hundred dead and many wounded
Although not IN such great numbers. the hvhG
are prisoners Of the Americans. The conduit
of the crew rose 10 "a height mat won the most
enthusiastic piaudits Of the enemy. The com
mandrr Of the NiZoaya surrendered hi? vessel
His crew are very grateful for the nobl" gen
erosity with which they are treated. among
the dead IL Vi!lamll. and believe Lasag3. and
among the wounded Concas and Euate We
have lost: all AZ, necessarily depressed
CERNEIsA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
THE DESTRUCTION or THE ALFONSO MI

Madrid. July I. II a. m-Thc Spanish version
of the sinking Of the warship Alfonso XII Is
that she was chased by three American war
ships while attempting t. enter the port or
Maricl. and that ncr commander purposely ran
her ashore In order to avoid capture. The OFF,
clal report adds that the Americans fired six
hundred shells at the Alfonso XII. and That the
chin IL a complete loss. II is further said that
the crew Of the cruiser and part OF her cargo
were saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
HEAVY ARTILLERY FOR SHAFrER.

Washington July with n view OF giving
General Shafter the benefit Of more heavy ar
.iiiery orders issued to-day for the I'M
mediate departure Of fouf heavy batteries to
Tampa for transportation to Santiago at once.
These batteries are X. OF the ';h Artillery, at
wniets Point: b. Of the 4th Artillery. at Fort Nc
Henry. Md. and II and X. OF the ID Artillery.
at Fort Adams and elsewhere In Rhode Island
Rush ord FRS were given TO each Of these bat
teries. and IT is expected that they viii start for
TAMPA today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
POOR TRANSPORTATION ARRANGEMENTS

Washington. July n-Muth OF the difficulty
experienced in supplying the troops on the bat
tie fields still lies in the transpor'aticn depart
ment General jhafter has reported that III
spite 81 his appeals he has received rs yet only
one lighter the Laura. and she is able under the
hest conditions 70 carry ashore supplies 'or only
one day on the iaily VOYAGE from the transports
living far out at sea. VIVA, might Happen IN
tho event Of bad weather can he con1ectured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
COL. ALIENS BALLOON PUNCTuRED.

Washington July 7.--General Greedy has re-
ce,ved a dispatch from Colonel Allen al Playa
de-, Este Cuba. regarding the Signal Corps BAL
loon used for observation purposes with Genera'
Skaters army. He says that the oa''oo"
which was hit by the enemy and split has oeeh
rcpaired. but the supply q stored gas and tunes
,,r 4, Is exhausted. Attempts are now oeihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
ILIAM1LS DEATH ANNOUNCED.

Madrid July THE Government has received
a telegram from Admiral cervcra announcing
the death u Admiral Nillami'. who wns IN com
mand II the Spanish torpedo boat squadron at
Santiago d. cuba. and the suicide Of Captain
Lsraga. tn" commander OF the infanta Maria
Teresa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
SIN THOUSAND MEN IN CHARLESTON.

Charleston. s c.. July The 10Th Penn
sylvania 9th Illinois and - Wisconsin reg-
ments arrived here to-day. making, with the
9th Massachusetts and the Sd Wisconsin al
ready here, six thousand troops in the CRY. The
me-, were unloaded from their trains at an
early hour and marched 10 cotton warehouses
that had been placed At General Wilson's com,
mand by the city The quarters thus provided
we're ample to accorlr.odate them Active prep
arations for transferring troops tn the ale ana
TIE Columbia were begun. Tomorrow inc trans
rort Resolute will arrive here. She VIII De
followed in n fe,r hours by the steamers La
Grandr Duchesse and No. 50. thus providing
TRANSPORTS for Ave thousanl men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
SPANISH OFFICERS DESERVING.

Washington. July 1.-Advices received here
this morning from General Shafter announce
that number OF high Spanish officers are de-
serting across the lines at Santiago into the
American camp This act Is regarded mere as
highly significant Of an early surrender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
A TELEGRAM FROM CAPTAIN MFARLAND'

A telegram which received at noon yesterday
By Mrs Mcfarland OF No l2l East Thirty-hfth-s'.
served TO relieve the terrible anxiety under when
the family Of Captain William {. McFarlahd was
aborjn. Some o. yesterday mornings news
nancrs reported that Captain Mcfarland. who com
usn6s Company F.. OF the l6ih Infantry. had bee'
killed al the battle OF San Juan. Later dispatches
renorted that ne had been wounded and his rela-
tive. did no; know what to believe untll inc tee-
cram was received. IL follows:
Near Santiago. a m:
All right ard IN good health MFAfLANp.
The dispatch was sent from Playa Del Este VIA
Hayti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
OFFICERS FOR NEW REGIMENTS
MEN WHO Will COMMAND THE NoLCN-
TIERS Oy THE SECOND CALL.

MEN WHO Will COMMAND THE NoLUN-
TIERS Oy THE SECOND CALL
Albany. July -Adjutart-Gereral TilIiehaSt TO-
day Announced taat theso additional o'hcers ma :
been commissioned by the Governor for the three
new volunteer regiments
aOIsr REGIMENT.
Frs, ueu,ensat.-EpwAED : HARTsHpR%. BEL.
NARD Y CrRREN. HENHY 4 MIRPlir Ell Ell :,
WARpMAN. WALTER W. GRIFFITH y ~ >, J.
MOi.RO ROBERT s. COOKE. EDWARD !. PAT
TEKsON
Second leuienanir--PAUL r. TONNE. ALFRED iOiI,-
LON. LOUIS p. WEBER. ESoK T. WllLIAMS0N.
WINDSOR 4 FRENCH. PHILIP cASE silEf
MOOD f. YAWZOR EDWARD .. sOCTIlWOEIH.
Jr WILLIAM LELAND THOMPSON HNIsW"' =
GREEN WILLIAM \. II. ELY. WILLIAM j.
ARNOLD
2OcD REGIMENT.
cap,a.n,-IorIE NJ LANG OSCAR T. TAYLOR. VAL
TER r. RANDALL
ri. l. PECK rr EI: FIN EI f.
Lesley NrGENr. EDWIN KNoiIf ~, IAM ME- 4 a
COLE WILLIAM :! WILKES; RAIpii ~ CLOVER
I. ROYCE TILDEN ISAAC !. WEi.lf
Second Jdeutcnants--T dEDERICk T PEITCH. THOMAS
r. BOYD EERT g FOX. GEORGE l.. HARE j.
g. HowLAND II G. TODD. MICHAEL. = Re-
Gan. EDWARD T., NEWC0Mn , MILAN H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
CERVFRA'S MEN IN SANTIAGO.

Madrid. July IA dispatch from Santiago de
Cuba SAYS 40 II the saiors who belonged To
Admiral Cervera's squadron have reached San
tiaCo de Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
MAY SUCCEED COMMANDER FIELD.

The report was revived yesterday that L',s ..s
ant -Comlnander Jacob Miller the head OF the com
Militia OF this State. likely to success .sca,s
mander Field In charge OF the Second L; ,hHHs b
Dstrict Coast Defende Commander Fie.p -
daily expectation Of orders which Will 'a~'
from shore duty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
2O3D REGIMENT.
| Major-JOHN MCLINTOck.
tnap,a,n-ALBERT DOD MINOR.

Najor-JO1N
<nap,a,n-ALBERT DOD MINOR.
Captains-E. p WHITE and JOHN y. TUCK.
lir,, lieutenan;s-CHARLES FRANCIS NtGENT
sTF rTrN HYATT MOULD MICHAEL FRANCIS ~ n
Molly. RICHARD CIlAKLhs MCCOY, JAMES GEohGE
HAM H. SOLOMON AVERY. IT.. fEK,,l|At rhi.i.o
Man DALPHiN, WILLIAM N. REMMEK 1HAkLLs
RoGERs MrERAY. bENNiS bBSEDbT n, klxY
s.und ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. Ji.%HEI; JOIN
! CALLAHAN IT,. JOHN AKBrCKI.E ARTHLR q
ACKEHT NINiAN s. KIDD. THOMAS J. DOoiEY: r.
A. VRoOMAN. LOUIS HORACE PAYNE. MlLHAEL
COLLINS EDWARD J. 3CIiEIL ana GEORGE w
CIODwIcK.
All those ap ,ointees are National Guardsmen.
and some OF them are at the Army camps with
their old organizations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
the COREAM co

the COREAM co
slLvERsMlTHs
Are making a spec'a'
feature of EmbIematic
cOLFINC PRIZES
Consisting Of Loving
Cups, Tankards, Pitcn-
ers,Tobacco Jars, Score
Books, and a variety OF
other articles correct
as to detail and suit
able for the personal
use Of men and women.
BROADWAY & 18th ST.
% MAIDEN LANE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

~. Take Hoods Pills. Aid
After thinner assimilation Of food. as
|hAsA sist digestion, prevent
and cure constipation Get HOODS PC. OF
drursists or c, l. HOOD G. CO.. Lowell. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

made to get tubes from the front, where the gas
generator is kept second balloon is expected
from Tampa to-day Colonel Allen reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

If THE GOVERNMENT DOES NOT NEED THE PROD
ERTY THE SOCIETY Is LIKELY TO SECURE
IT AS 4 HOSPITAL STATION FOR
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08

The little intOTNlatloU Niic 'P"""'"' g.
US could not be relied upon.
NO REASON FOR COMPLAINT.
"One thinG that | found out in the hospital
wa. that n large number OF Spanish officers
were wounded I'm last Fridays fight for many
were brought to the hospital to be treated
Numbers OF badly aimed bullets came into the
hospital on Friday but I do not believe any one
was Injured by them Our quarters there were
clean and comfortable and the food was fairly
good. In fact. have no reason to complain OF
our treatment rs prisoners Of war. The preJu-
dice when the Spaniards showed against us our
ing the first few days soon wore away. we con-
Quoted ourselves properly and simply forced
them to treat us well.
We knew nothing about the destruction OF
Admiral Cervera's fleet until told by our own
people to-day. or course. our cohhnemeh' pc
came very rksome. and I cannot tell you how
great was the relief felt TO he free again.
cannot express my gratitude to our soldiers
who gave US such a welcome wnen we came INTO
the lines All OF us are In excellent health and
glad TO be back at our posts again and see the
war through to the end.
Hobson proved himself to be as good horse
man as he Is a sailor. The twelvemile gallop
from the front to Juragua was made Quickly,
Skaters headquarters II was dusk before he
arrived on the beach and took a boat to go to
the flagship.
The men who accompanied Hobson on the
Ne 'rimuc expedition were;
OSBORN pEIGNAN. coxswan Of the Merrimae.
JOHN KELLY a water tender OF the Merrimac.
GEORGE CIGARETTE. sunners mate Of the nag
'"pA NIisI. MoNrAGrE. a Of the Brook
y G MURPHY. , s9x:~an Of the Iowa ;.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
q, NSparieL
Dc 5orcnebe Staters preiioent mel
Der Gnba'6 General gIanto. at
0obion ulaa blipe bsBanolet
retierDigt.
SpanifcS ffieercr ifal bGngcS

Der er Inlet / b. forTtienis, Natios
negs 2oSe ON lloreyIins al arissIans
ger, men bet bar aligeoel parst almins
beIis Gill os 9rus.
Ss bog nsster Spanien bsltuo at
ueIeoere Sobion og bans 5olt. Gns
geIIte W~pnbigbeoer bar Tdast poa, at
bet pei tunoe gisres peb al tilbpbe Spa
nien 2sispenee, men lite er be 5ors
enebe Staters preibent piGie eIsr rsoe
til at Isstisbs bisi. Wenp, iorbi Fan
bar Gruno til at trp, at Sisfe Ssltc
lite bar faast ben 9ebunolins,
ipm nan at en- buman Ration tunbe
uente fig liaepperfor 8rigsfanser.
p~rsiiosnten tror, at Sobfon % Monbs
Ttabst pad Merrimac er inbeitrn9t /
Sort Mprro iom ct Slass geitpttslie
mob @ngrsb al ben amsritdn'te Slaabs.
So bet fan moi t9ntes, naar man bar
fuIgt msb, bporlebss ben Ratior bar
fsrt 8risen pda Cuba.
Oct sr omtrent fafiTaaet, at 8Iancp
islp er oniOurlie for gebanblingen al
be tiGtte amsri,unere, Der ft lagt
Nerrimacs Stibsftros / Snblsbet til
Santiago 9usten, ps bet sr moi cefaa
at ben 8runb, at prefibsnt Mcainlep
oirette bar benpenot fig til BAN.
Sporleoes Srblpben er, psb maj
life, men bet er pit, at ban tiger, at
bet dmsritunIte Solt os bets Resisring
forlanaer, at Werrimacs 8efGtnire,
naar ari9sn sr iorbi, ital eipss lin
Sribeb. Ster life bette, at Spbfon %
bans Manbfab Hnttes fra ben 5aIts
ming bpor be bolbtes, oe Iom foriparer
Santiaso 6apn, men orGbes unoer
gcmbarbementet, ba Ttal glarcp %
enboer officer al bsi Rana, naar ban
toaes tilfunae. lille blipe bebanblet ipm
8rigsfdng., men blips banet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

boerne til og ~dfpabnebe ben befperate
aone, inben bun fl siort nos.n nlptts.
- 81 npe Ga grosf.sS ploater afs
reift. tent / Srebass aft.s berfra til
Gbicfamaugu, bpor be ftal lutte Jig
til be TO tioligere Ga Grpsf. aompdg>
nier beritebs, fadlebes at bpert Goms
pagni bill blipe paa LOG Wanb. Srpbs
bet sfenoe H~esnpeir bar en- WasIe
Wsnneit fer msbt frem paa Hprtbp.ftz
ern Depot og CAB @utterne fine bebIte
Enffer ps tire bunbrenbe Surra.r meb
paa 9eien. s benne npe Senoing fins
bes fslgenbe HorbmGnb. aonpusni
3: Sscar 2ienlstten, g. Ssmengiun,
q. u. SlIon, CD. See, 8. Sfon, 8.
2spens. 3ompagni 81: 20. $. Sobns
ION, s. 8. G~ainsspolb, 8. 6. DenIcle,
qntpn Seiftab, 81. 6. Gasbers, q.
8itenftab, Gb. Sprietb.
Man bar MI allerebe begpnbt
paa Reisning.n at ben tore Sriumfs
bu. Dper Main Street for at bore pig
paa at babe ben | fulb Stano til ben
Abe sSuli.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

menbeben bare | unisbeb ON, bpor be
bill ben, ibst be fun bar fdet, at be ass
ter at bare bort. / 2--3 Waaneber. Ils
items Gisninser fIpoer berfor pmtrinS.
De bill til ct. petersburg, alsbsns
bapn eQsr Stodbolm, flyer nosle; men
be, Iom peb bebr. g.Itsb paaitadr meo
geitemtbsb, at be bill reiie langs geits
tpitsn til Norge, beisse ubftiaingen I
Bergen og saa op til ROrbiap, ia lige
til SpiBbergen. aronpriniens 59ttsr,
Ssrtussn al gbru53erne, er 10 btroppe
for at gisre fig iitano til en- Noropols
frrb, pg be pil iaaleoss fnos Stplos
fclt / bet bsie Rorb.
Wan tror, at prinien al Stalien er
uenig msb fin 5absr / ben polittt,
bans Regiering fslger. og / Hom Ter
nan bsrfor sierns, at ban refer bort.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

Smdapluf.

mrs. g. 80. MattsTor ps Sotter
CLARA rsiits Iioite SDrsoug til S.nper.
Col, for at beisse fine Srnner Gum
ner os Rop.
- Miis WiIb.lmine Sossner sr retit
til Gsoar Rapios for at tilbriuss I'm
Sommtrferie Der.
4eopiat Cameron bar nu 70
Rstruter pou 2iitsn. De 1tul bespnoc
at ersresrs oenne llss.
-Mr. oe mrs. 8. G. Sobnion reiite
Wanbdgs til Chile, Minn., bpor De i
ct gor Tiger bill beisse Slastninge.
Ghus. Marib Tom / Manouss
tilbase fra aIanu.
=. Sablep % Spsr arution fra
Rpra Springs bar beisst Slastnings
Secprub cg 2pcuit.
- Wr. os Mrs. .. ). GoIpiIIs fra
ct. 9oil er Der paa gsIss hos Wr. os
mrs. q. &. gailsp. On npsls Daee
refer b. til europa.
She Rational gont Of Detcrab
bar iubitribsrst for $4,000 al bet nps
Saon for ssst grus.
9eO. Bennington. fom / NOR 25
gdr bar brepst 5%orrstnins / Deeorab,
bar iplst i'm anbeI / 5irmaet pens
ntnetpn & 9unte til q. so. 8once ira
Winona, en- Srobsr at q. q. @ancs.
Oct npe 5irma blir altfaa 9anee e
8dnce, ps bet piI fprtIGtte meb 8rps
c.rpfprretnins pua iamme Stsb Iom
fer.
Ssrb.rt Safsn. ~. goan % Sus
lius S6pur5 fra DEBORAH, Spbn Scpe,
DIE epsnfon us Grn.it 9ablsp fra
ealmor rsiits til Dubuque us bpsrpebe
iie. De er III paa 9sisn til SactIon.
bile, Jlprlbo, hppr ct af Sotpas Rssi=
HleHleI Ne9er | Selr.
gprdunst bar snbnu life fattst
nossn afsiersnbs gsilutnins ON at
brplasse Watsr Gtrsst. Oct barte
Nsbs Snsbus often, men uoiutte
Sisiusfonsn ON benns Sag til dres
bag Iftsn. 8st fer us til, at entelte
Wisolsmmer at gprdabet er bsapnot at
toils pao Jig isIp. De psb life, bpuh
be bil. Oct sr bog ct alminbslist In.
tie blanbt 5rsmitribts at be of
alsr benn. Sag itrar os bsspncer at
brolaggs Sopsbeoben ~inareit muIia.
Sstprab bar Roab til at is iaa pen %
trtpslis uS ipm nossn gp SSoipa.
Ssrfor Sr. Spruub: brplea Water
Strsst, os sirr bet psnt cs sobt pg fort.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
6porleocs SpGObprn be-
banoles | Nirifa.

Or. aarl Weule bar / "Wpef16e
3eituns" itrepst en- i%nter.sIunt 4rtitel
ON ben forte 8abp"". 8lunot andre
rare Sine ban fort9aer, er ogida ben,
at Der / Ifrita lite 9ipes bumme 8srn.
5or9lbrene anpenbsr qlbris Isgemlie
Repielie paa lit Iftpm; be piIter oe
Iuar albris 8srnens. 9srneiosb eGsr
Rep er psiua utienbte paa bet forte
5aitlanb. 2ise fra fine fsrfte 2spss
oage faar gsrnene bep9ee fig frtt. Sos
8uniampeierne refer 8onsn fie fra
Sarieliengsn to sller ire 9age, sftsrai
bun bar fsbt ct Barn tiI@srbsn. sra
nu at bsspnber bun psiaa at sipe ben
file Meliuppe.
6un gaar frem pda en- libt barbos
riff Maabe for at faa Barnet til al
ipGlse Suppen. Sun logger bet ppsr
fine &n9, banner meb fin penItre
Saano en- Graft opsr bets Munb %
R9ie ps balosr meb ben bsire et9rass
far fulot at Supps inb / bet lille Be.
fen, faa bet sr nsbt til at fpplss Sup
pen for life at tpales. Raar Barnet
bar faast Smas paa ben, gaor BET
iioen meset elat. Oct blir en- rem
Slitmuno sftsr Suppe.
De afri.anIte Wsbre barer / almins
belisbeb fine imaa / en- SurpHetnino
paa Stuloeren. Men hos Spttentotz
ter % 8ufboner bploer 9srnsne ia op.
ret mso S9noerne pua S~tulberen al
lin Nor. Senne Sitting eieres mu.
Zig peb en- S9rsssnbeb | ben 9ottens
tmottIte 9oinoss 0annslfs, ibet bun pao
9agen bar Ell SelG9 AZ 5eot, ION
Barnet ituar paa iau trpot Tom er
Yrins eQsr en- priniesIs. @ioenfabs.
mrnbene toloer bsrne eisnbpmmeli9s
Seottlump pau @ugsn az Sottentotoas
msrne for "Steatoppga" oo ipstulersl
meset paa, boorleoes ben opItaar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
NDc fongcltac Dieter I
Worgc.

aronprinIen og 8ronpriniesfsn at
Stulisn ~Itepner mob Norb. De refer
incpenitp unoer Rapn al 8repe 90
9reDinoe pollenSo. Sra Gom sr Sss
psien til NUrse temmelis lang, oa ben
fsrsr mob @eit uo aflRiooslbdpet eiens
hem Gibraltar eeUfortiatter i en- Yue
mob Rpro pg Norbsit sisnnem qtluns
terbopet, &anulen pg Roroisen iorbi
Spanien, Portusal, Srantris. eng.
lamb, 9slgisn, Spaunb, NorbtpIflanb
og Sanmurt. Serfor tos pririsn o.
bans Suitru ben ulise tprtere Del meb
Sernbunsn giennsm spTtlanb op til
Siel, bppr en- Daht, Tom iiprpeien bar
beitilt, laa ieilf9roig.
Oct tonselise Oar bar label @l.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Norgc iom eget &omge=
BONNIE.

Seq mal fige, Sr. Reoattsr. at benz
ne 9ante tiltaler mig / bsi Grab.
Geen nor1 aonse - Ri pilbe bore BAN
poa S6nosrne fra 2inbesn9s til
Rprbtop, ~itripsr Sognepreit Slai
Splm / "2ursn % guitsrubs Qmts.
tioenpe."
9i beennber, forti9ttsr paItpren, a.
lGnaes tilboge til Dor samls Storbeb5,
tip eller bore bsbfte biitoriIte Winosr,
eler ~rettere iagt, ben famine Ndroens
5plos, ION bpileb oper bort Golf
SlaHernes pg SaraloerneS Sase, ben
er oppe MI - ON eno unoer andre
6ormer oa ba er bet ganIte natur-
ltst, at ri psiaa politiit % i~pcial: To-
ger at Taa igien ben Stittsiis, fpm bar
bsnne sio, nsmlis aonsen. Msn bette
Tan osiaa fun lie siennem g Son.
&c. Serfor lab os arbsibe for Ct nas
tipnolt 8pngsbsmme, for at TITLES ira
Sosrise ION 8snnsr ps pelforlists.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

Ora pbilippinerne o. 2abrontrnt
bar bet i9nas p1rei mere slIer minors
9rafit paa Dap % andre al be peits
lise caroIinfte Yer. Yap er en- puItarl'
Q at %bctpoelie Stsrrelie, os ben bar
en- fortrinlis SaDn paa Sphsjttpiten.
3, Snbfsbte Der bar oefaa opnaast liot
mere Civilization enb be fleite al bsres
StammefrGnber. De Dor nogens
Iunos oroentIis. 2anbsbper meo rstte
os tilbsls .nSos broldste @aber; be sr
COB. gaaObpgsere os bar opfsrt 9arfs
ter % bpssst fart. S%tsnbrpessr. -
Gn ipant MisIiOn blsp opr.tt,t pua
gen / 1856.
Bort 8ienbTfob til g~arolin.rns
ftploss bo~peoiuselig umsritanIte Miss
iion9rer, iom | mere enb 40 Oar mso
n~otiaa lop.no. 5rsmsans bar arbsis
bet bIanot ben la~ptitauenbe 8efpltning.
De bsepnbte fsrit pau be itsrrs Ger
men uoitratte iioen i'm 8irtIombsb oss
iaa til be flefte minbre. Sem al be
Snofsbtes 9ialsttsr blep b~earbeioet /
Strift pg Dele at gibelen blep opers
iut oertil, liseiom Stolebsser blsp
trptt paa beres eset Spros. Der bar
iaIt oper so W~snisbeber msb oOer
1000 Meblsmm.r, os Stoler blep OPP
rettet.
Smiolertio gap ipanit @anitprs
aarias til fIere bIobise Sprsr blanbt
be Snofsote. unberbanbIinssr mel
lem Waibington og Wabrio fprte til,
at ben ipanite Regierin9 looeos, at be
ameritan1te NisiionGrer ftuIoe fua
arbeibe | 5reb pad Garolinerne. Msn
bet fsrite Spani.rne siproe bar at brDs
be bette 2sTts. De beitDlote be ameris
tan'te W~isiiourrer for at bare unoers
~ftsttet Spitanoene, os fua begpnote
5orfslgelTerne. 8irter og Stoler blep
ituot ibranb al Spanierne. og be for
bob Nmsritansrne enbper Misiion8z
pirtiombeo Der paa Serne. Siliioit
opfsrte Sponierne en- S9itning, en-
airte og en- p%r9itegadro paa 2ano,
iom tiIbsrts ben ameritanIte Ssoninges
mission.
Sorfsloel'erne peoblep, inbtil bier
ens1ts amsritdnif WisiipnGr bar ores
bet prt fra gerne os Srusterne uf be-
res aarslan9e 8irtiombeo blep brutalt
trampet unber Sob. - Ilt bette CAB
4ariog til, at Der en- tire Qars 5io bar
ct meeet fp9nbt 5orbplb melIem be
5prenebe Slater % Spanien, men till
iibit blep Strioen bilugt peo, at Spa
MEN lopebe at betale Stabeseritatning
for llboripelisn al be dmeritan'te
Wisiionarer og Soelrsselien al bsres
Gienbom. Men bet bar MI lite nstpp
en- genee9obtsisrelIe ben umsritunIte
Misionsbeftprslie trattsoe eftcr, os /
1895 bIep Der siort ct mt Soriss pua
at ppnaa Spanisns Silabelie til at
sienoptase Observation-Disclosures paa
G%arplinsrne, men Spanien iparsbe Be-
'temt Rei.