davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Store SjprfctrGr.

paa Gaarosn 9p9er / 9inssr fins
bss en- sammsl 9isrt, iom oeb Rposn
bar en- Smtreos al 2.76 Reter % 1856
W. fra Rootn mailer ben / SmtreoS
$50 W. S en- 4fitano al 2,1O 81.
ira Sorosn sr ben pmtraniet az 6 Itore
8rene, booraf be TO er ipart tDtte.
Wfiotpeis meaem 9oger os Songs
pinser, ct balpt Stubfsre fra Glad
ma, finbes Iigeleoes ct Ipart Sisrtss
trG. 0etts mailer / Omtrebs pso
Roben 4,93 SO. Oct sr bsit retporet.
men bar sunite tpnbe Creme.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
6aprcmel.

Vt SABRE sr en- iunb T9ring ilar''
Tor 'rtlte ION for ipee 5olt, sr NOTION
bs'ienot, men ian b4nbs, at life une 'i'1,
her til. at be foriislligs prGpdydttr al
SdprsmeI bar fine foritisliss 9irtnin9'
6or SPGbbsrn CO ipage 9lapsr s' e'
Nne't 'i9tsos Wel bet bsoits, men lp'
tE9a 5orosielie pasitr fun bet Sto0'
runomdIeoe Msl, S.lit anbsfdIss 6arE'
mels8rso pau f~uitenpe Sisrtc, a.tla'
5rotoitret.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

Warmers Nntioral GoHsres. Der ,
iorrige llge bar iamlet / Sort Dortb,
3eras, pcbtog ReIoIutionsr, Der ubs
tolte IiIlutnins til, at R~itardsuus
tanalen bpssss unpsr Rsgisrinsens
Qeoelie, ca at ben, naar ben er f9roig,
fommsr unOsr R%.gjsrinssns SontroI.
Oisie Rciolutioner liant en- ReIolus
tion ON pioere llopitling az Hoeiuts
%terinbuItrisn bIep oberieuot til apns
arssisn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
6iiferierne.
StIbeftftet

bar MI / l9n9sre Sio bapt gu9'en r9
beoae Gnoerns paa pore 5ilterters
Smraaoer os bar bet fremoeles, ltrt'
pes ben 22be Rpp. Oct par bel lite
mango, Der for ct Bar Ylaaneoer lloer'
trpsps, at port 2anos Silosfdn9lt
iaar ftuloe taIts iaa meget al iig, ION
ben bar giort.
Oct er 6inmurten, Der for en- pGs
Ientlig Del bar biOruget til bet belolse
Reiultdt. gmtst bar btottl opertlslet
be i~enoenfOr Iiggenos amter, Og man
fortI9ttsr enonu oeroppe. 5inmartert
msoer iuar op msb bet for bette amt
fsr Ida iislosut tore llobptts al msSst
pper 100000 9snoer.
Storiilbfitet bar gioet % gtper
frsmbeIes gooe Gsiter, og ndar III
iterns Ian tomme uo, gjsr be / Reges
len lsnnenoe Targit. Wen bet p9rits
er at tomme uo / "5iItemdal". Stors
men % Ssgorgen bar pad bet 'totte I
Reaelsn p9rst iad umeoSisrItge, at
Siiterne bar pHret glade peo at tsls
3anbiorben unbsr genens. Oct bar
oaiud imaa lloiigter meo, at 8siret
bill beouee iig. Milopeir ienbsitss ~
rsr gierne Storm os oprert Sao / 1T
6sl9.; bet famine er ogida Regelen
fsrit pda 9irtsrsn. "WiiIopeir ON
9intersn sr en- lltine", flyer be Glore
SiItere. get betpbsr fun 2anoli99e.
Nei, lab cs heller fod en- o%roentli9
8uIoeraptus, iud frpier llpeiret libel"
Oct tor bare nOest / bet, ON netop lite
i ben 5orftano, ipm 5iitsrne tagsr
bet.
lloenfpr Sronbbismstunten ipnes
Storiilbfitet at pGrs / Nftdqenoe.
9eo Ssnomsre % RomsoaIen bar
Silbsn b.rimoo nRrmst ia mere Qano
% man bar Saab ON, at Der paa be
8antsr mart pit blips grug for rs
tsrne.
llosnfOr @eitIiosn % GitIioen al
Sriitianiafiorosns Munoing fpn.s
Der at itaa tore WasIsr al Silo. Ins
fommsnbe Ssfplt peo iolIalo at be-
rstte, at be pda LANCE S~trGtnirser
formelig bar ""isilst / Glib. Oct pels
iigneos 9eir bar pgiua pau bisIe 8ans
ter bibtil last Sinorinssr ipsien for
gebriften. Smiblertio er lite Sfts
IuuosFitsts 9ib rigtis inoe enbnu;
bet er fsrft / nGits Wauneo, at bet
pleisr at 9iors melt at fig, naar Gil
ben bebaoer at msos frem.
&peitefiitet
/ Ssnomere er iIut for iuar. 5iTterne
bar inbitilst 9eortftsn. Men ben bar
for inbeprrsnoe aar siost ct i9rbslss
soot llbbptte.
Sprftefiftet
/ 6irmartsn bespnoer life iIoe. Star
bar bet TIaaet 9oot til peo @Grsne paa
Snberiiosn al Mugsrs. 9st er Streiz
en-, ipm melosr ii9 paaituass Der. 5is
fen bar untponing til Rosn % bar
ben rette Streifarps.
Bore Siitemarteoer / llblonbet er
fremoelss title. Oct er fun Serfif oq
SaltTit, Tom er isst.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
moo uopiSeIie
{ al iDncs. at hi bar Sano nof.

( al iDnes. at hi bar 9auo nof.
GrsPrGiiosnt 8rpper Glepelouo
oittsrsoe iorleosn Dag FsGsenoe til
SHentlig9iereIie:
"uoen at gaa / 0stalier snIter lea
at iise, at is9 sr bsitemt imoo bpert
sns'te Puntt / benns Qnneratiunss "a
llooioeIiespOlitit. Sorreiten burbs
6olt / 6prpsien tienbe sanite aoot nit
Stanppuntt til osnns Sag ira ben
5io. bet bupaiife Spsresmual par
oppe unosr min Administration. Sso
bar life itiftst Mering ON oisIe
Sper9smaal. men sr fremoeles be-
itsmt imoo enbper ANNEXATION, enten
bet siGloer Saipuii elsr pbilippis
nerne."
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Sra Roneresien.

5ormdnp for 6uIsts WilitGrtomts
ie. Mr. Dun, inobraste ben 7os Dec.
5priIag ON 5orsgslie al ben rsSis
l9re Spr til 100000 Wano | Ssns
bolo til arigstommisi ionens anbs'ds
ling, S~nfanteriet forsgss mco 5 Hes
gimenter % Sdoalerist mso 2, me-
osns grtileriet ItdI belt omor9dniIss
res, ibet bet itaI inooeles / apits %
5slts4 rtiQsri. STicsrsr og Wanos
Itaber itdl unoer sjsreite / tropt'te
2anoe bare st 9snstin1g al % pro
cent.
Suiet pebtog ben 8oe Dec. 5oriids
get ON en- gfterbepilgning AZ $751;
$50, 1872 til militGre Jordnitaltnins
ger. Del beitemmer blanot anoet, at
ben fripiQise arm. Hal tr9tte i'm Be
falling til ben lite Suli 1899. Den
opennppnte Gum tnobsfutter bog
100000 til ct Emergency 5uno"
for arigsospurtementst Og $57S,OOO
for Generalization.
RsprGientant Sbsrmans "Intts
Sculping Bill" Fl peotdget al Su'et
mso 119 mob 101 Stemmer. Den
beitemmer, at fun Ngentsr. ION bar
Gertiftuter fra Common Carriers"
ital babe Rst til at i9les S~ernbanes
billetter. % fun iaaoanne N9enter
mda Sernbanetompagnisrne foripre
msb giQstter for Sala. Spsrtr9oslie
al 2ooen itroHsS mto IoGre 9soer
eller 5Gngiel.
Ssrator 8sIt bar inbbrdgt / Sc
natet ct 5oriIag ON, at Der n~ebipttes
en- T9lsstommisIicn til at unoerIses
ge'tploninserne for 9orruption / 2es
oelien at 8rigen mob Sponien. Oct
bar nemlig ofentlis perst paaitaaet.
at Der bar o9rst anbneot ureoelies
Wtioler forat dffIutte fore 8ortruts
ter meo &egieringen anguusnbe Sal9
al Stibe til 5Gaaben, Sleosr ps ans
bet lloItpr til @rmssn o.i.p.
5oriIaget ON NicaragudtanaIsn
blep / sorsoass fat op paa Ssnatst8
&art, men itrar eftsr blep Senatsts
Neosr inbItilst til paa Mdnbog.
Repr9ientant Stspens bar inos
brast 5orlag ON en- gepiIsning al
100000 til Snbticb al en- Somt %
Spfsrelie al en- oHentlig Sp9ning /
StiQputer, Ninn.
senator Yettlqrep bar t%oreIlddet
Sepil9ning til en- Bro oper Misiouris
loben peo chamberlain, g. .. 2iees
Iaa bar ban foreiIauet en- 9spilsnine
al $3.50 iom Silbusebetalins til
SettIere pua Sipur Rsisrpationen i
8regOrp Gountp, g. o., for 5orbes
orinser pau 2ano beritsos.
Senator Mitfea fra Wisconiin
bar ~inbbra9t SpriIag ON at gipe be
fripiai9e SoIoater fra Roropeiten,
Der er blet runfsre Tom 5sIs. af Sri
gen meb Spunien. absang til Sols
baterbjemm.t / Milpdutee.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

'tsr'te Stofobritantsr trueos neo Of
lutte JG6ritsrns, bpis Gbdie blsO
bolgt, men be bar lite iast nogst,
fiosn nofaloet al 9alset bIsp betjenot.
Spen Dor 800 5abritsr. iom rsprsisns
tsrer 70 iorfi.liss Snbuitrier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Our Daily Bread

(By SUSAN cooLrDGE.J
Give us our daily bread" We
And know but halt OF what We -
The bread on which our bodies f..a
Is but the moiety OF II need.
The soul, the heart, mus, rogrisA.sL
And share the daily urgency. |
And though !; may be bitter bread
On which these nobler parts are ia
No less we crave the daily dole
q Lord. Of body and Of soul
Sweet ~loaves, the wire-mus, all s,,,-
The mamma. and the honey-conE
Al these are good. but better sill
The foot which checks and monI4, ~.
The sting for pride the smart for
The purging draught tor self within
The sorrows which we shudderiog
Not knowing their after taste OF Sves.
Al these we ask for when we p-sv
Give us our daily bread this day''
Lord, leave US not athirst. unf.e-.
Give us this best and hardest bres+
Until. these mortal needs all Ia,
We sit at thy full feast at last.
The bread OF angels broken by the.
The VINE OF Joy poured constantly.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

SSrostroffnter mellem DC 5orereoi
Stotsr % Sponien blsp unoertsgnet
/ paris ST. S.45 2sroas often ben
LOBE December.
Gn Wtuiitsrtriie truer / Spanien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Naar 6noen bill iprrffc,

bDnS ben | 9iub os auIoe ofte pil, 'f''
lis ON 6uuuOlsoet, er bet spct at oTn9''
ct Bar 0rGobsr SaldtoIis pad SGro'Tr.
~sfterdt mon bar snsost BEN lnh TIC.
SGbe til gfUafnina. Paa ben g'aa''
tonisrpsrss Suosn Iprtrafslis.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13
Senutpr aple latte iurleosn Dag be

Seuntpr aple latte iorleben Dag BET
Rnots / Smlsb, at Sdpan bdpbe buot
Dor Rsgi.ring $2OO.OOO.OOO for 81
Iippinsrne. llosnrigsminiiter SaD
tiger, at ban life bar bsrt ct Orb fra
Sodpan pm bette 3ilbub. Der er in
gen Soil ON, at Sapan gierne pilos
tjsbe 5ilippincrns, bpis be tunos
faces Ior Psnge; bet famine piloe
3pItlano % England; men be er life
tiIidlgs, % Der er ingen Sanbipnlis
heb for, at be Sorsnsos Stater noeens
Iinbs oil bpIoe 4uttion pad benz.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

Wiefpnsmpsct for Secprab srcos
nihrIeeS ljbe I'll % mso l1pe 3auuar 1899
| &reitpn. %aitcr u. grpeiens Sulo. Tor
neutrality-suspicious.: 81. 40, -. Yali. 9auaes
bau9b inoleoer. Z. N. On.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

Zen Del al IrGSicr, iom er intpo
Nominiitrationens aolonialpolitit,
bar / iioIte llgs itdrpt triti'erst pre-
fioentsn, foroi ban life / lit Garsbubs
TAB fremlagoe for Solicit en- plan for
be nps gsiiobelisrs iremtioise Regies
ringsform. De tar life bet minbits
6snipn til, at be 6orsnsoe Slater life
fadr no9en Gienbomsrst til be erobrss
be ipan'te 8olonisr, for Sreostrattas
ten er unoerItrepet og sop,ienot al
Senatet.
Gn AZ Prsiiosntsns 8erner, ION
ital bare 9obt unoerrettet ON bans
pIoner, flyer, at ban, idainart 5rebss
trattaten er gootienot al Sendtet, pil
Isnoe &ongresIen ct ipscislt 9ubitab,
hppri ban bill gjsre Reoe for lit
Stdnbpuntt mso 6enIpn til Gubd,
porto Eicp, 6ilippinerne % Satpaii.
YreIioentsn itol bile aubeTale en- terri
tprial Regjering for Guba, inotil en-
i~elpitanoig RepubIit tdn oprtttts,
unoer ameritan't Yrotettprdt / npole
Iar, bois bet blir nsbpenoigt.
WReo 9eniDn til porto Hico bar
preIiosnten enonu life npgsnipmbslIt
plan. !Spis bsnns Q blir inolemmet
/ llnionen ipm ct ssrritorp, maa pore
Splolppe fpranprss b~stpoelis, % bet
tagsr buaoe Sib og mes.t QrbsiDs, ba
Der mad tases 9eninn til foritieQige
Sanoelss pg 4serbrussintsrssIer.
Oct bill i~anoipnlisois tags ct sIer
to Iar, fsr man fan faa organiisret
en- tioil Resierins for 5ilippinsrne,
ba man life bar tilitr1tteligt aienbs
FAB til SorboIbene Der.
Spcialtlterne ieireoe peo gppnloet /
Superbil, Nuis. De palste 9pr9ers
meter os 6 Msblemmer al gpraabet.
Oct er ierite Sang / 2anbsts 9iitoz
RE, at nrget parti, iOm bar 'at So
tiaIismenS 8runoiGtning.r paa 1T
Brp9rdm, bar ferret psb 9algene / no=
gen al be iterre Bier, % / Wasiaz
6uietts ital oenns g~sgipenbeb babe
BAIT megen Spiist. Spcialiitsrnss
Sorssrm.itsr beoer Sobn 6. Gbaie.
San er % aar sammel o8 ital bare
en- ipris Sorti9mp.r for be I~pcialis
itifts @runbietnineer. i'm 9latz
form fprlanste be, at gDsn Itulbe eie
pg oripe ale Snouitrier, iom frazer
ct "Jran6iie", og at arbeioerre / iaas
odnne Snbuitrier ital islp p9lse gms
beosmGnosue eaer Spipnsmanbene;
De forlunesr pgiud, at Spen itaI for
ipns meo Muo. Sto og 8l9oer ale
Born, ION maa o9re borte fra Stoz
len al Maneel paa bisie Eager; at
gpsn ital 1tdfe ale lebise 4rbeioere
SeltiGftigelis paa ofsntliee 4rbeioer;
at gpraaoets bemmelige Meoer Ital
afftafss, pg for Reiten bappe be opfsrt
/ lin platform ale be prosramiaser,
ION SocidIiiterne ~foriparsr. gprs
sermeiter Gbais Ifal faa en- 2en at
$1,000 ON Ndret Tor at eiennemfsre
oenns Reform. Sstte Experiment pil
blipe iulst meb ipGnot Spm9rtioms
beo al ale SamfunostlasIsr Qanoet
runbt. % bpis bet fan gisnnemipres /
pruyis, pil bet mart blipe et al Do
gems omItriot. Spsrssmaal.
Saperbia bar pmtrinq 10000 5nos
bpe9ere % SuIposlsn al BEN arbeioer
i Spens Sabriter. Der er 20 Wil
Spurpsi i 8uosrne. 9asOuluo. elst.
triIte Spsanl9a % @unoosrt. ipm
Spsn maa cpsrtass. Roele al be
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

TN COB Sptros - Soiroen meb ct
oarmt, tiHrIi9t 0ierte bar, msusr Sbotes
'2sars, en- bLeo, bsbugslis Stsmme, feb
oanItssr en- melpoiit, SUN blipsr en- ooo.
buman 6uSmcr. Oct er nsmlia iaa at
DC tnoTs esenitoter aiper ia lleiloQ / Del
nore @Gien. &Der ing Wano, iom hal
UTl9e 'is en- SipsIsoiageriuoe, burot aisrs
pt ! al Irs8s Nartc til unas apinosrs
Hsit ca ira bette llOoauaspunft oisrr
fine ~Nuatta0eIisr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

10 secure a hrst class Business Course
without paying two prices come q Prot
BreckenrIdge's DEBORAH Institute
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

at fire 6rtOsn GO en- upinorct Sans
bal.
"MlCn", rtObIto ban. 'pda famine
9io, fem i,q Ten lptsuft GnsIono
meo an ptnIig Gtsmning msllcm % %
en- tor 3oTtlanosmagt, idd cr ben
pcnlisc 5slsIis, Iom rddoer msIlem
c8 "a rore SoIouier oe msll.m % og
be Toyencoc Slater, erbru mere al0
osljQ.
"9ciroQttt fro Il maisri,lt Stduos
punt, cr be Gorcrcoe Stater BET ter
ft of ale cipiljisr'ot 2arot, % OsrtiI
tcmmcr, at bsrtS taIri5e % inttlis
gente 9cioItrir9 bopeoiagslig bcitdar
at Grgtliats,r. 6ois GrgcIiutserne,
enten be Itdar unosr Sticrnerne %
Strtb,rnc cher urotr Union Sad,
bolocr fdmmsn, eri'terer Der Inlet
Stotsicrbunb. Tom ian 9ierc BEN
bdnac."
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

per filoreoss ION uomRrfsbe. % be
res Uniform par prattiit.
eu Del al 5oreoraqtt bdnoIeoe ON
be cpcrorosntIjqe Granddaughter ION
4ropianteringeu al Ioauel be dmeris
tanfc Tom be ipdnIie Iropper barb.
fordariaget.
3aIeren ipadeoe De me ameritdr'te
Golorier en- flor 6rsm,io. forot, id9os
ban, 4mtritansrue CT fprtrGHeliac
Sotouiiter.
Toreora9st bleo bpppig oibruot al
9iiaIo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-13

Senator Mitfea fra Wisconiin
bar ~inbbru9t SprIIds ON at gipe be
fripiaige Soloater fra HoroOeitsn,
Der sr blet %runfsre iom 5sIs. Of aris
gen msb Spanien. absans til Sols
baterbjemm.t / Milpdutee.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-28
GRIGsBY's ROUGH RIDERS.
If Any Cavalry Is Kept for Service
These Will BE in 1t.

CAMP THOMAS. Aug. 25.-Col. Geigsby,
of the rough riders, returned yesterday from
Washington, where he went to have con-
ference with the president and secretary of
was regarding the keeping of his regiment
in the service. From what could be learned
from Col Grigsby he received the assurance
while in Washington that his regiment would
be kept in the service. After Col. Grtgsby's
talk with the president. there was no doubt
left but that In regiments that were left in
service, all men who did not want to 90 could
be mustered out. To a reporter Col. Grigsby
made the following statement:
1T was the intention Of the department
to muster out all artillery and cavalry but
as far as the. cavalry is concerned it has
not yet been determined, but they will keep
part Of the volunteer cavalry to be used
as part Of the army of occupation of Porto
Rico, Cuba and probably Manila.
Il was assured II any cavalry regiment was
kept mine would be one Of them. In case
in service, all officers and troops that desire
to be mustered out will be given that oppor-
tunity Then the regiment will be recruited
from soldiers Of other regiments who have
a desire to remain in service.
There is no occasion for any uneasiness
or dissatisfaction on the rart of any Of the
soldiers from any regiment because it is
soldiers in time of peace who enlisted to help
their their country in the time of war. heard
fs that no soldiers that desire to be dis
charged will be compelled to remain in SER
vice wee any longer time than IT takes to make
When asked il it was his opinion that his
regiment would be retained in service he
said that he believed that all his men who
desired to see service would be given the
chance.
Lieut.. Nugent, with his company of troop
ers. has replaced the First Illionis provost
guard.
AdJt. Sues has returned from his home.
where he has been on leave of absence.
The sick will be sent home tonight
Capt. Culver's son, who has been iii IN
the mountain. is no better
Capt. Binder has returned from Pierre.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-28

army officials attached to the various regl-
ments or brfgades, has had a remarkable and
benefcent effect on the 'srooky" commits
stoned men, and whatever credit is due the
volunteer army as a whole it comes mainly
from the REGULAR army rather than from
hereditary soldiers and political appointees.
though a generous quantity of praise Is the
part of the tacticians of the various state and
national guards. so-called.
Whether the men now awaiting orders In
the field ever see the front or not Is apart
from the purpose of this article, but there
is no doubt that when the majority return
to their homes they will carry with them
painful recolfect:ons of the days of drudgery
and servfiity imposed on them outside the
line of duty. The unwarranted Insults and
sfurs cast upon the citizen soldier by some
petty Napoleon "in war times will tell
long after peace is declared, and throughout
their lives enmity will dwell in the hearts of
men who left home, and friends for love of
country. Example and obedience to higher
authority is the strongest incentive to duty
the officer can place before his nlen-and on
this point many carrying commissions are
lax. How then can they expect obedience
from their interiors? Non-commissioned off,
GERS, having 10 more idea Of the first prin-
ciples of the school of the soldier than tom
cat has of its paternal ancestry, ara little
Reeds over men old enough to be their
fathers-and this. too, without warrant-yet
In case Of 'disobedience" the commiss ioned
peacock, ignorant of his own duty In the
matter. u2holds the little snob. Is 1T any
wonder there is rancor in the hearts of many
of our citizen-sold.ers?
The above Is written with heart as
true today as when it was offered to our COM
mon country. May the powers that be take
note or It. Private Soldier.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-28
DULUTH.

DULUTH, MINI, Aug. 7@ eoM ma market ct
was dull. Opened Ac up at 628c, sofa al
6sAc at s:5s. at &c at noon. at S2@ T. at LIZ
and $50 at Il 80 The close was at &C. 9 Gaan
over September to arrive and 4A@4e to ar,
rive in August Cash Sales nor fhes NO Cd
75c; 10000 blu No. northern, new new e7Ac;
cars No. northern. e71as; 7.Goo bq mo NO
6sAc $4,000 bu. No. | northera n;o dsAc; 1900
bu No northern. s5Ac; 10, COG blu No No !!
northern. 65c: 8 cars. No. northern; 63k2c;
IL 900 bu No northern 63c; 1000 bu No.
northern, eaAc 5000 bu No. oo1 norther rOs
bu October fax. soc. Close-No. l hard. cash.
Csc bid August. CSC; septembsr, s4c bid
December, 61Ac hid; No. 1 northern. cash
SIC bid; August, SIC bid; September. CSC b,d;
December. 6OMc bid; No. 2 horthern, Sshc;
No. 8 spring, SOC bid. To Arrive,No l hard
Sc bid; No. i northern, e5c bid; oats, 2. 20
zoe rye, 441hc bid; barley. 32@4Oc; d nay, 9o!gc
bid; September, 9Gc bid corn. 2sAc bid
Car Inspection-Wh 1853; corn. 10: oats,
3; rye, 26 barley. i; fax, 2. Receipts-Whe sal
lit 37S bu; corn, 1915: rye, 3,o4f; max, z'4fz.
Shipments-Wheat 1C9,22S.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-28
GOLD ovER-ABuNDANT.
n"hks on New York Paying 1t On
Over Their COunter.

hanks on New York Paying If On,
Over Their Counters.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Gold. because
or IT'S plentifulness, both in the local
BANKS and the United States subtreas-
ury' mas become positive nuisance. A
number of the banks, because of their
small holdings Of paper currency. have
heen paying out gold coin against
checks. "e"iis'I
a prominent bank officer said TODAY
that the local banks would immediateIy
ceposlt $2O,O00,000 of gold in the sub
treasury If they could get gold certifi-
Gates for the coin. ~
me Issue Of the certificates would
PROVIDE medium of paper circulation
which would pass freely in all financial
l q transactions, private or governmental
Inc act of July IL. 1882, authorized and
ulrecteo the secretary of the treasury
TO Issue gold certificates but the sec
relary was directed to suspend their
ISSUE when the net gold holdings Of the
treasury fell below 800, O0O. 900.
ineir issue was suspended when the
so-cailed gold reserve fell below tbe
inquire named, but though the gold re.
serve Is Row in excess Of $500. 900 O0O
fhe1r Issue has not been resumed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-28

AMONG THE SH1PPERS-The following
calves: NJ. K. Wolfe Kellogg, hogs Ryan
y Hoban Weseca, hogs and sheep; Reynolds
Humbird. cattle and calves; A. L. Reynolds,
Greenwood. cattle and caves; George Groch-
ner. New Uin. cattle. calves and hogs; s. A.
St. Ansgar, ' hogs: Hirse f Co., fe MIe:
City, loads cattle; l.. w. Stacy, Miles City.
cattle: Stacy & Lord. Miles City. 8 loads cat
City. % loads cattle; J. skahan. Thief River
COMMISSIONS. ETC.-Public inspection OF
hogs Soc per car. On double-deck loads. Doc
per car. Dressed animals including lumpy-
Sales. unless otherwise stated, per 100 lbs,
live weight. Dead hogs, 100 lbs and over.
animals apparently affected with actinomy-
costs or lumpy jaw. or having any swellings
on on the the head or neck, subject to inspection
earcasses are sod for food, otherwise for
fertilizers. etc. Public inspectors dock preg-
nan It sows 40 lbs; and stays, altered boars.
sheep, DC per head. Feed: Corn. 60c per
bu; hay. 75c per 100 lbs; bedding. SOC per leo
lbs Commissions; Six dollars. carload for
$40 carload for double-deck carloads Of the
same. Fifty cents per head for cattle of all
ages, up to $40 per carload; veal calves in
cars Of cattle containing less than five veal
calves of less than 200 lbs weight each, the
commission the calves discretionary
Double-deck cars of calves. SIS. Mixed car
loads Of stock, SOC per head for cattle. ESQ
per head for calves. 1oc per head for hogs
and sheep. UP to $12 per carload Thirty
head and over Of hogs and sheep arriving at
these yards in single to be charged
$6 per car; less than carload lots, soc per
head for CATTLE 25c per head for calves un-
der thirty head Of hogs or sheep, 15c per
head. Public inspection of hogs. zoe per
car. Telegraphic market reports, except
when quoting bona fide sales made the sans
day the telegram is sent for the person to
whom the telegram is addressed, are at the
expense OF the recipient. All live stock not
suitable for human food is condemned by
the government.
GOVERNMENT INSPECTION-Ca hogs
and sheep are held on account Of advanced
pregnancy. Cows within month Of partu-
rition and for ten days after will be sub
jeet to condemnation; also sheep and hogs
three weeks before and ten days after. The
government inspectors in the various slaugh-
ter houses condemn the meat of all cows
that have calves inside with hair on. The
inspection Of hogs made by the government
Inspectors at the scales before weighing is
very close. and their decision is final, sales
men having no appeal therefrom. All
badly pregnant hogs with cuts on the hams
and shoulders Bob or Deacon" caves
are condemned. Scabby sheep and those that
are emaciated are thrown out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-28
DINNER FOR DAVIS.
TO Be Given Before His Departure
for Paris.

To Be Given Before His Departure
for Paris.
- WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 27.-sey-
eral Minnesotans now in Washington
happened to gather informally last
evening, and it was suggested that.
when Senator Davis returns here lust
prior to his departure for Paris, a din
ner or some similar function be ten
dered him by the Minnesota COLONY in
Washington.
A st. Paul man present said his I'M
derstanding was that there would be
a public meeting in st. Paul before
Davis left that city, and that the af-
fair would probably be something on
the nature of a testimonial to the SEN
ator, as we'll as token Of the appre-
citation of his friends and neighbors in
the home city for the honor that has
been conferred on Minnesota by the
appointment Of Davis as member of
the international peace commission.
The ST. Paul man said: MINNEAPOLIS
has already secured Senator Davis for
q speech, and I am sure that the .citi-
zens of ST Paul will insist on hearing a
few words from him before he starts
away for prolonged absence In
all matters pertaining to the war and
in fact during the exciting period i'm
mediately preceding it, Davis has done
as much as any man in public life. to-
wards shaping the policy Of this gov
eminent"