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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14
The Pana Riots.

Pana, H.. Oct. l0.-The strike situa
ton remains as for days past, the militia
still having control here.
The strikers received a message Satur
day saying another trainload of negroe
would leave Birmingham, Ala, for Pana
All the local unions in southern Illinois
have been instructed to assemble and stoI
the expedition.
The local union has received $1,000 t.
pay out to members.
Desultory firing continues at night
necessitating frequent but fruitless call
ing out of troops.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

1t takes a very subtle casust to es-
tablish the wrong of privateering and
the right Of capture by government in
the same brief. The former may he
the more fragrant evil, and we ought
10 rejoice that II has practically been
abolished, but after all 1t is only n
question Of degree, and the whole duty
Of nations will not have been accom-
plished in this matter until they take
Hamlets advice TO the players and re-
form it altogether. If war does not
teach us something additional Of the
duties of humanity and endow us with
fresh wisdom. then does 1t leave us
poor indeed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14
THE WATCH AS A COMPASS.
A Useful Hint to All Who Are Fond
of Hunting.

For the benefit of those who are fond
OF hunting, and are apt to lose their way
i'll the woods, a sportsman tells how he
finds his way back when he is placed in
sueh a predicament. Two things are nee
essary, the sun and a pocket watch. A
man who knows the four points of the
compass can work his way out of The
woods with the assistance of the sun,
but with his watch he can do it much
better and more exactly. If it is morn
ing, and the huntsman wishes to get
clear Of the woods in southerly direc.
ton he must open his watch and hold i.
in his hand face up. If the small hand
points to 10 o'clock, for instance-it
makes no difference where the large
hand points to--the watch must be set
So that the small hand points straight
to the sun. The shade must be exactly
under the small hand. Take the dis
lance from Y to MI, divide it into equal
parts, and the result is of course, NJ
which points to the direction in which
it is desired to travel. If the destina
ton sought is to the north, the direction
OF '. the opposite of NJ, must be fol
lowed. If it is toward evening. and the
southerly direction is wished for, the
watch must be placed so as to get the
shade under the small hand, as in the
morning. If the small hand points t.
I'LL, the distance from iii to MI
around the nearest way must be divided
the result OF this is III, which gives The
southerly direction, the northerly direc
ton being indicated by the opposit,
VII.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

What's the use Of forever "harking
back to the forefathers." as the Detroit
Tribune well puts Ii, In an effort to
apply their notions to our problems.
We ask the question frankly and fear
iessly. What is the use? Those very
TIMES. But their carving was on diff
ferent battlefields. And so must each
generation find its destined carving to
do. This nation seems to be on the
verge of discovering new and larger
areas Of responsibility and influence.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

1t is said that the Sultan Of Turkey
in declining to recognize the demands
of the United States for indemnity for
outrages committed on American mis-
sion establishments in Turkey. cited
the attitude of the United States in
some cases where claims were prefer
red by foreign governments for dam
ages sustained by riots by their citi-
zens in this country. This is calcula ted
to set Americans to thinking. We
have been so accustomed to regarding
the unspeakable Turk as a seml-bar-
barian that II Is something of a sur
prise to find him quoting modern in
stances ana International precedent
against a claim for damages to Amer
lean citizens in Turkey, and 1t Is n
severe jolt to our national pride to find
that these presidents have been fur
nished by ourselves. The Sultan prob
ably referred to the mobbing of Chin
csc several years ago in Colorado. Ne
vada, Wyoming and Washington. in
which several Cinnamon were killed
and considerable Of their property was
| destroyed. Probably he also referred
| to the killing of several Italians by a
mob in New Orleans, for which the
| United States government disavowed
any liability in damages. though 1t did
afterwards voluntarily pay an indemn-
ity. while protesting against any obli.
CATION to do so. The citing Of these
cases by the Sultan was decidedly
smart TO say the least, and they ma
prove embarrassing to this govern.
| ment
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

The American School OF Classical
Studies at Athens occupies what Is said
10 be the only completely tire-proof
building in Greece. American generos-
ity and skill made the structure posi-
BILE. and its incombustible character
typifies the imperishable nature Of the
Greek language surviving In Its In
comparable strength and beauty, al
though Grec.an men and institutions
come and go.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

The prospect that the United States
will be compelled for some time to
have garrsons stationed In the large
towns of Cuba has led to a careful
study Of the climatic conditions and
the danger of disease in the island now
delivered from Spanish rule. The
marine hospital service reports Of the
Spanish army for 1897 throw consid-
cradle light on this subject. In all
there We're some 10000 cases of yellow
fever among the Spanish troops in
Cuba last year. while the number of
deaths from all forms Of disease are
shown in the following tabulated state
ment:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

The cheapest freight carriage in the
world Is on the Great Lakes. where a
ton of ore is carried a thousand miles
for less than dollar. One could not
in reason expect u dollar to go farth-
err"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

One Of the lessons of the war; will
be to secure more practical attention
to the national guard, and the keeping
OF the state soldlery in closer touch
with the government at Washington.
We shall have something. perhaps, that
will be like a standing army in size. but
not having the Objectionable features.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

A quilt was recently exhibited at fair
flower. The figures on it were colored an
indigo blue with dyepOt, in vogue at
that time.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

There are lots of people in this coun-
try who will always think of the wife
Of the present governor general OF In
dia as the sister of the young man who
made such a sensation in wheat circles
In 1878
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

Cervera doesn't know which to ad-
mire most, American hostility or Amer
lean hospitality; and he has had fair
chance to try both.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

In summing up the events of the war
1t must not be forgotten that the cen
sorship was one of the most valuable
ships In our navy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

The Washington Post says: 1--WE can
heap some large Goals of fire on the
French head by making fine display
at the Parish Exposition" And incl
dentally make hot time In the old
town
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14
First Volunteer of the Civil War

Tacoma, Oct. l0.-Major w. P. Wyman
the first volunteer of the civil war, died
Saturday from sunstroke. He enlisted
when 10 years old as fireman on the
flagship Minnesota, on April u, 1861, a
few hours after the bombardment of Fort
Sumter, and fought aboard the Monitor
in its engagement with the Merrimac
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

The Kansas City Times says that
"Weyler's voice is still for war" but
there must be some mistake about that.
Weyler's voice Is never still for any
thing.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14
Total number Of deaths .32,5

AS the Spanish army last year was
estimated at from 100000 to 100000,
the figures given above will indicate
something Of the probabilities Of dis
ease and death to the American army
of occupation, though doubtless the
proportion would be greatly diminish
ed by the superior American sanitation
and food supply.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14
islands.

Cawker-My wife always buys two
stamps at time, so that she can get
a cent change out of the nickel. Cumso
What does she want with the cent?
Cawker-She saves them until she has
five and then pays her street car fare
with them.-Puck.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

Ultimately China will have to read
the handwriting on the Chinese wall
The only question is whether Russia
or England will do the writing.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

Praise for the man behind the guns
should not completely obscure the valu-
able services Of the man behind the ra-
tons
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

handed over for Spain to see its hopes
60 up In smoke.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

Cuba can be made garden. but It
hrst must be made healthful. Soap will
work wonders down there.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14
TROOPS FOR THE INDIANS
THE REDS ARE STILL UNEASY
Four Hundred Regulars Are Col
Iected at the Scene of the Trouble
The Indians Are stu Dancing
and Claim to Have Won IL Victory.

st. Paul, Oct. 9.-Nearly 200 additional
troops will be sea altered about the scene
of the disturbance near Leech lake with
in few hours. Two batteries of national
guardomen were sent up yesterday by the
governor for the protection OF Cas- lake
settlers.
At midnight special train with 90
additional regulars from the Third rcgi-
ment at Fort Smelling started for the
north They were there by morning and
will be placed by General Bacon where
they can best protect the country. This
will make 400 regulars in and about
Walker and Leech lake.
Reports from the scene of the trouble
tonight indicate considerable uncertainty.
The dancing on Bear island is kept up and
it is looked on as one of the principal
causes for apprehension. Many Indians
have been seen going from other parts
of the reservation toward that island.
Whether they will join with the compar-
atively small number of the Bear island
Indians is not known.
Indians Claim n Victory.
The Bear islanders are claiming vie
tory over the soldiers and this may bring
more recruits. Some of them undoubt-
edly are going peacefully to the agency,
as they are accompanied by their fam
lilies. However, a small number of III
dams could do much damage before be-
ing captured OF killed, for the swamps
and lakes are so numerous and the gen
eral conditions such that the soldiers un.
acquainted with their surroundings would
be unable to cope with the savages.
An Indian is authority for the state
ment that their loss in the fight oil
Wednesday was six killed and two NOR
tally wounded This same Indian saws
they want to fight the soldiers. but moi
the citizens.
stirred the War Department..
Washington, Oct. S.--Upon receipt o.
Governor Coughs message telling thu
war department Minnesota would protect
her own, General Corbin visited the
White house and showed it to the presi
dent. An order was sent to Genera
Bacon, directing him to confer with Gov
ernor Clough and to station troops alons
the line of the railroad, in the vicinity o
the recent troubles, in such number a.
will prevent any danger to the people
and to allay their alarm.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Jone
left today for the scene of the IndiaI
troubles in Minnesota. He will have {
personal talk with the disatfected mel
and endeavor to induce them to dispers
quickly and submit to the regular pro
cess Of the law.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14
F10T GREAT lau1~
1UI RAILWAY U,NI

The surveyors chain made it the sho..
est transcontinental route.
1t Is the most modern in eouipmen,
1t is the heaviest rallied line,
1t has a rock-ballast roadbed.
1t crosses no sand deserts,
1t was built without land grant or ,o,.
eminent aid.
1t is noted for the courtesy of ia Ann
ployees.
1t is the only line serving meals on III.
a la Carte plan.
Through the grandest scenery in Amsr-
lea by daylight.
Attractive tours during season of nav;.
CATION on Great Lakes via Duluth. in
connection with magnificent passenoer
steamers Northwest and Northland
For maps, tickets and full information
call on or address o. r. & n. agents or
c. G. Dixon, General Agent.
Jameson block, corner Riverside and Mil
streets, Spokane, Wash.
F. j. Whitney, G. P. T. A, St. Paul,
Minnesota
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14
Editor.

But who did blow up the Maine?
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

The battleship Kentucky is IS pei
cent completed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-14

Dodwell, Carhill & Co., general asen"
Northern Pacific s. S. Co., Portland. W.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
Jernbane til 3sbapet.
iii Ardangel er Der bpssei en- gane
al Tor 8iatiabeo.

Den isrits Ssrn6are iii at nda en-
6dpn pco Ssbaost err en- nhlig farbigs
bp9get 5orlGngslfe al Dologbabdnsn
| Rusldno. 5or nogle lger iio.n bleo
Ginisn adbnet eftsr at babe nddet arhs
angel | bet ipoeitliqs Sisrns al Spioes
bapet oa pso Wunoingen al 8pindFlos
ben; ben or uRitsn 400 Wtt lana.
9oIogoas ardanasl ganen paste
rer ioroetme'ts aisuuem soe % ipar
FONT btiolteOe Stratningsr sllsr oOer
"3unords" % WpritrGtninasr. Tom
ofts oiits ia at bare iuotiI so COB
obbe, Soctbsle CT Rdturbsifofsnbes
ben az bet 2dup. bporigiennsm gausu
lsber. u9uniiiq for et iaaoant Gnl9a.
9ele S~trTtninaer al Wordoier og
Sumpe maatte fpIbes, og npIig optus
iteoe gdneleisr sIer DGmninger fun
be Sang pod8ang gipe efter og mdatts
paanD bpaqes op, irotit ben nsooens
bige 5altbeo q opnaast. Ger Strns
broer og tulrigs 8rosr al 1smmsr
MATTE opfsrss. 1emmsrbrosrns sr
bpgeeoe paa Bale, Der mango gilirfs
be er brepne neo til en- bstboelig 8p6oe
unesr Gperhaben.
Den me Ssrnbdrs sr al miIitrr
Iaapeliom al tommereiel g%etpbnirg;
t6i ben bill tomms iii tor Rptte peb
aabningen al Rusionos norolige
propinier. De bstpoetiqs Jorstpms
tier at Petroleum, Tom finoes I bet
noroIios Ruslanb. bill I. Gr, Iaa Itsrre
Barb peb ben lettsrs transport meo
Sernbdnen. Tstop ioroi Ell FABIAN
btbtil lite bar pGrst tiIIteoe. bar belsrs
lite petroleumstiloerne tunnel uonpts
tes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
Wenncfeoirinaer | 0iacria

"Gbartereo 6Ompdnp"s g~siibbslier |
Rigersansns. timber peopdrenoe Stsb,
og forgi9oes bar WisiionGrerne cg
Sel'tabet isgt at uorpobe be bdrbarilte
Stitte hos Sbusas Stdmmeu. 5iior
lDtteoes bet at Itdife mere Cioilitcreoe
5orbolb | Benin ttlpeie, o. MI bar man
paubsgpnbt sfter 5orboIoene notiua
pmfdt.snbe mititGre Spsrutionsr mob
Sbu3usS tammen, ben iibIte Stdmme
/ be pdagiGlbenbe Gene, bpor Der ins
Der aruIomme Wennsitsofringsr unbsr
'oritjenig 6orm Steb. Ser brGbes
oarljg 9unoreoer at uTtplbige Wsns
METER. Sngsn fan blioe SeUoirg,
mebminbrs BON bar brGbt 10 Slapsr,
og Der Fnbss en- flor M9ngbe 6spbins
ger / ben ombonbleSe Stdmme, Iom
/ ben isnsrs lib bar rspst WeuneItsr
Der itul orRbes, | RGrbsoen al en- al
Selitdbets 5ortsr. Der bar allerebe
ppret et Commented mellsm Pigsriel'
itaeeta 9teepsr pe S2}bHia-Stammen,
Iom lso ct 6stboeliat Nsberldo, mebens
be fsritn9pnte bdpbs tire bsbs % tolp
iaorebe. Cpsrutionsrns ioreodar | ct
uiunbt % oanitsligt 5srr9n.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
en- Daar.meoicin.
6n Slaife al "Pe'rnsna" ben beoie
Collars Varoi. jcg %nogenHnbe
bar iiobt.

Sper 8aar trRn9er Spiiemet 5or.
npelie. Blpoet bebgpes at renies. Ser
uerne maa itprfes. 2egemets Gunftios
net trRnser Re9uIering. VT iiuOe ct
Wiooel, Der pil uorette aft bette, err at
iimbe @Osei, ipm er mere toiteli9, enb
Cub. !pupr ellers fan en- Solnr ON
8aarsn nnuenbes iaa ben meo Sitters
beb pil 9iue lan tort llobptte, ipm BET
at iiobe en- SLATE Besru'na gjcr. Be
runa er EFT iortrinlig @anrs Webicin.
Zen itprter, bsroliger. itafier araiter,
bepirfer Nppeiii, bj1lper pan 5Orosiels
ZEN % pGffer % ilnppe Weroer. Mr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

Den eneite norfte SsoHicer, Tom |
1s4S os tiaise / 1849 beltpg / arisen
/ 0anmarf, acknowledgement Sam.
merberre Serb. 0ebels Sarlsbers, er
ION ari9sminifteriets @jeit al ben
tisbenbapnife SHiesrsforenine inbs
bubt til en- WinoefeIt, iom Differs
%iorsninsen boloer ben 23bs april iaur.
Sra 1849 at oeltos flere nprfte So
oTicerer, men at oisie Ieper, iaapibt
pibes, fun opennGpntes 8rooer, aoms
manosrtuptein 5inn Webel= S~arlsbsre
Der er boiat / aiebenbapn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

Rosttloe, 12ts 4priI. Deb ben al
minoslise 9Glaertidsfts gdia iii RIOS
iiIoe Gmtsroab iOag ~sienpalstes b:
fire ofgadenoe Weolsmmsr: 5pltes
tinssmdno ROsIsf 2anostinssmano
q. 9dn'er, Carer Gbriitsnisn. 1bune.
og 6aorbeier Sens 2arien. Serfe.
On ung Wano poa 80 Mar. 5iiter
Sans Satpb eaurIen al 9srrins gp,
er orutrst I Runbers Siorb. Sau
fapneoes Ranodasr ben Abe Ipril. %
bans somsrdter 'sste Itrur efter BAN,
men 'dnot BAN life fsr Snsoug 5ors
miooog. Sun efterlaosr ia Gnte |
imaa Sddr % TO gsrn paa bsnboloss
big 6 90 10 Oar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

Gn isrselig Sanbelie inbtraf ben
15bs Marts, ibet Granddaughter Sle
qnoerien 9alen pmtom / 5ielbst paa
Gppeiugt. ftripes fra Spitebalen til
"Soens Sib." 9a ban life Tom bism
til iGbpanlig Sio anebe man llraab Of
A Mano tos tilfjslos for at isge. gf.
terat babe i~treiIet ON paa 5ielbst -
fslgenoe Sporene - paa trpos os
tpers / fIere Timer, tom be til et Steo,
bpor ct Sneitreo nplig bupbe saaet;
her blep Sporene bprte. os bet Bier
benz iaalebss Hart, al ban lau besrapet
unoer Sneen. De MATTE oa oenbs
bism meo ben isrselise Sioenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

lcyHe { 20 Ease en- utrfsr oiysfts paa WureEns ~
i~tlbrsser Bt5 ~ bbrti5rt fra Bi5set urta'nf,H, nte'
rs Elthatss oip., iCm iycmfdIoer ben in9eitse III
ldHb
Rsu. Sohu o &aiisH ~5,pisu,r -Rsu BORT Bsris~.
u bet frfiHr bam ira BrlBtns RaHo bd ban par mar
20 Of b. ~ Rnfeisahom Ten safpvrbiss Dr. Jos
Jehitien az @o itoro. Rem tanpthtrs, y Not 5dr7'
rfi. friBcr Htb EdiHtmmeilAhsb ON m ceiorepels
Far RatityiBt. b0pueoc Jsbbtr % 1pre. 90 Si9Ic
BaDpm rse Eapa. eaUa BHftsu. W1u . Banner bepto'
HCr raidd Sris rtbuubcrliRc leibgsBerbe sraf ! Sna'
ooums iFredue i0r Roin5tiifuEei
Eog at II isfs tar bssFmNs B9roisr az bette
tore tpssikfS prqsmibost. ut gi feHpeIen en- tor
IrgBs trit pr Ret ibtt si tup f%brtanaer, at De ph
dubeidir BET at dHprs, Hnar b. ielp e. htfvepf.
let sE ct Hfffrt sgarn iobd Nilt Spsesrlme
oa fan tffs fettf Ititrib "Ihs 9hurt 8toHeu
aHrs GampaHp" 3is Bus Strsgt, aiHtianait. Ghto.
W9tf ub3iDtrsH AZ gs,ie Biab ,r ~psrioniia be-
'irHet mee "Tbs GhurH 0iensq 0Hre QorpaFq". "a
ION iuosifaa isr, AZ Dc s HratBsiist ON ben v~ibnneerf
las MliaIis htIbrcbrHbr 8raft snbpsr benietnes
er ianBe. ~ ifpitcs Al puuertesr al Btbnesbpro az
l~tpiDliom Baditbsii1heb ga GibeEss erhper Yen I
Fdutet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

beoiie 9plarss8Groi. Min &one bar
bruai Ieres Rebiciner meb msost bel
btae Reiultater". Bette sr iln Ell al De
mango Sunbrsoe Biones6prb, Or Snrt.
man mootassr, og / bpilfe bans be-
fienoie Be- risra lpppriies.
Gnbuer, Der sniter at uice, buao be
5orenebe Statsrs g%eiplfrine iRnfer ON
9esrusna, Ituloe ienoe eiter en- Yams
p6let, Facts and Faces. Ienne Sos
~inoefolosr Iionesbprb fra Spit / oeres
eeet Sproa, Os ben ienpes irii ueb at
heuuenoe ia iii "5be 1e'rlsna Trus
Mnuuiaciurlns G%Cmpanp", Columbus
Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

Qbplf !Sanien Stansenes ps hans
SIN rpebe. forleoen SnsOag Sormip=
bag / en- StiGste fra lit Siem / Ranb@
siuno, beitemt for 9ratteits. Sanien
Der bar / 70suursaloeren, fab pda
Soiten oe rpebe, ba ban pluoielie iant
fammen, rammet al Slu9. Ssnnen
ipste ino / ~lllps'unb pg fit Si9lp oerz
ira pa roche tilbuge til Siemmet, bporz
fra Der isnotes 9uo efter 2ase; men
inoen benne Tom, bar ben @amle bob.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

Gn al GulborssGgnsus ansraloite
W1nb, aftGgtsmanb anbsrs 2orisu
Dali, er dfaaast peo 0sber. San OPP
naaeoe ben bsie 9Ioer al SO Mar. Oh
bper, Der tisnote ben sumle Wonos
standardization, bapoe ment. at ban
moi piloe opnua minbit 10osglars NJ
oeren; ban itar Iddlebss Sattslie til
areaturerne, git ON Spmmeren Ii9c
til I'm Dob pau 8rsftearbeioe, og naur
8eiret tiloo bet, tunbs 8sifarsnos p1
re pisie pau at is ben u0iten bunorsoss
aarige Wanb / traol 9irtIombeb peo
FIN Ssns 8duro.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

9opeobpsningen paa 8uurben Hors
ore Sillingitao i Surum neobrGnbte
forIeosn Serbaa Gftermiobag. Gas
item aft Snobp itrsg meb. Slben iiges
at bore optommet peb, at en- sammel
Some, iom 1apbe opbolbt Zig en- Stuno
alene / !Suiet, bappe lagt for meget
Spnen. Snoboet bar foriitret / 2ier
Notwithstanding.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

Spm I~nisaere til ben lsbise poIt
Tom apniulent for Grport az 2anbs
brugsprpputter til fremmebe 2anbe
bar peb anIsaninssfriitens llblsb
mslot zig: 9~isppnente me 6. 6. Due,
.. M. Selsebp pg 6 e. Dolb, Stibss
reper os @~aarbbruger Gilef Seraens
fen, 8ontordef 9. 2ebmann, Meieris
beitprer R. g. Msrt, MsieritonIulent
6. 8. Rpen FAINT s. g. 81. Won.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

ba~atftah-sid paa'tas. euira Of Gas,srst
Saa'tas. No., fil, o. ralis sT,sas Bsosatr ben ~,
sa I'm i~ftBfas, Bansa5 bi.o bun ii,st ~ epiis uEs
su ftor Get si,, ION uns,r andre Cmitanaiab,or
pils, saue S0rtt azure. Ia Ten rtm1Bns, ggaft.
Batter N,spsls ne 'un,s aai III. blsp 8atsi Diners
fsn al SsaosgH ,Diorsrt III a, tai, ea4bas Crs Bes
ktnssj Basts . erao. Siri or 81 sIa easrstu
s5nlsiHH. lsl'ri. S5rss t5orita taH M in 9isHs
1 1854 utpaasr,ss ~ amstitI. Ss isris 8 Aar oar Dc
boiat / gisrss 50. Bis.. usH hgitss, sura ut ears
net o.. @ts., bvsr ., paa en- cttt S'aOlaHe bar rso'
bet va ct pa'ttu etsn. Sos Hssie aar Hssi oortrss
b, ia gisH5sa ti o. ioa aaaT hes a. SgaH,bati,F o.
ksnos Rans. 1sssH GsfossT gots,ritH. es,s NEE
bsns,B zisp. pdfsHn sgrS 5sHo,} 2RiHss = L.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
paa proprietor S6mebes Giens

paa proprietRr S6mebss Glen
bonn, 9ultsntorpsaaro. er Der ptO
plsinins funben en- Del gamle Ilrn,r,
Der bog mso unbtussIie al E n entsIt
pare / temmelig oefett 5ilitanb. urs
nerns, Der par tomme og fanbtes paa
lab Serb / Ell Bar Spuoeitits 8pbos,
ere imutt prpbebe meb ioritjellise Or
namenier os Sinbbiasoer. pg runot
omtrina benz bar oannet en- mssst iolio
Sienietnins. proprietar Shmebes
aoter at iiirnte llrnsrne til 4albora
Wufeum.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

5bp. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GolIett er
bob efter ct tort Spseleie. Den 4fs
osoe, Der bar fspt / 1921 % aniat Tom
Setret9r ! IS, trut iis for TO 4ar iiben
tilbage fra oenne Sitting, iost ban bu
mootpg be melt ppsritrsmmenoe Be
piier paa Ssiastelie og anertienpelie
@aH Hefetete tim Sitting mso ben
~iterite Sampittisbebsfulobeo og Spss
tiabeo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

5cr fsrIte Gang er Srpmse Imt,
Der biotil bar pGret ~frituset for almin>
oelig @rrnepligt, tommet ino unber
89rneplisten. s ben anleontns er
Der iom SorpelinssunberoFicerer bles
ben aniat As llnberoHicerer. sil pps
Iterne, Der dIlcnnes meb ca. 500 Str.
aarIig, bapbe Der melot 'is ca. 600
InIsgere. Yoiterne tiltr9bes / Be-
gpnbelien al Ipril.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

Gn 8eteran for 1848, 6usmano
Sens groberIsn fra 8asTe, iorbT9Ifes
oes forleoen Wanbug pdu StGrb9t
&irtegaarb. Dan bapbe Ttaoet peb
lite 2~inisbutailon % bar meo I Slas
get peb 5rebericia. bbor ban blep idus
ret. Sprsrsrns bar allersbe flaaeoe
pua 5lust, Der falot snbnu fun enteltc
Stub ira benz ub fra Stopsne. st
al oiSie ramte Sens groOerien / llns
berlibet. 30 al bans aomeroter bar
BAN bort fra 9alplabfsn. Suglen III
ban life taest ub, men bar ben til fin
0sbsbue. Oct bar bans FORTE @lebe
at fortaae ON fine SpleDelTer / ari.
gen. San bar Itolt af at babe parst
meo til at tjGmpe for FIN 9ongs OF
tit 59brelanb.