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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-07
AMAZED BY
 YELLOW LIES
The Eighth Regiment in Contact With Saffron
 Journalism.

CAMP BARRETT, FRUITVALE, July 6.-As Is generally known, the members of the Eighth Infantry, California Volun- teers, come from many sections of the State, the majority at distance from San Francisco. In their far off northern homes they learned little of the ways of yellow journalism, just enough, in fact, to avoid 1t and to let 1t severely alone. But since their arrival in Camp Barrett they have been brought into contact with it to greater or less extent, and the ex- perience has cost them no end of worry and aroused an unlimited amount of disgust. For officers and men now realize that the Examiner, with characteristic mendacity. has been endeavoring to stir up mutiny in camp and wreck, in part at least, the pride of the California volunteer organiZa- ton.
 When the yellow yeller reached camp this morning it was found to contain a lurid tale of general sweep of line off cers. No less than six captains, in camp with their companies, were to be deposed, while ten lieutenants were to be sent back home without cause. The faker was mod est; it only turned down" half the off cers in the regiment and did not attempt to give the names of the victims, whereas if it had not been for recent editorial cyclone engulfing several of the most pie turesque prevaricators known to yellow dom every officer In the regiment would probably have been slated and the name of his successor given.
 It was evident at glance that the writer was not UT to the Examiner limit. but he did the best he could. For instance, he went on to tell how half the companies were in a state bordering on mutiny and had the men declaring that if their off, cers were not accepted they would refuse to be mustered into the service.
 The whole article was cHnnlngly writ ten with a view of melting the men to inst the course the article outlined. The obiect of this was most worthy of the source from which it emanated. It was nothing less than to wreck what prom ises to be one of the very best @ regiments dn1, to arms; to disrupt the National Guard and to bring disgrace upon so some srs Of ,.i the them into a foolish revolt. And all to satisfy the craving of the, yelloWest of yellow sheets for sensationalism. But the wholesale decapitations have not been made As will be seen by the, accom- panying roster two captains and a few iieutenants have been dropped. but no- where near as many as the Examiner pre- dfcted and there will be no revolt. The men of the Eighth Regiment are too
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-07
THE GHOST TO WALK.
The Paynaster Will Visit the Volunteers at Fort Point
 To-Day.

What has interested the soldiers of the Sixth California more than anything else since they have been in San Francisco, outside of what disposition will be made of them regarding their being sent to the front or remaining here, Is the exceeding probability of a visit of the paymaster to-day.
 Since the Sixth was enrolled on the 7th of last May not a cent has any one of the sturdy soldiers from Sacramento and the San Joaquin Valley received from the Government. Notwithstanding the in- conveniences those soldiers have had to put up with on account of not being paid, they have served their country well thus far, and will willingly continue so to do. whether they get paid or not.
 They still have hopes of being sent where they will be of more service to the country than they are now rendering. They claim to be as we'll disciplined and as physically able to hold their own in battle as any other organization of volunteers now in the service. They come from a portion of the State where in sum- mer the mercury runs high, and their ability to stand excessive heat is one of the things on which they base their claim that they are just the right kind of where the air is oppressive, as 1t some times is in the localities they came from.
 Some of the members of the Sixth have been asked how they stood the march on the Fourth of July, and their response was they did not mind it much more than an ordinary battalion drill ex ex- ercise, although they marched from the foot of Market street to Van Ness ave nue, thence to Fort Point, where their camp is located.
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Will you kindly confer with Colonel Park Henshaw, commanding the regiment, regarding the mastering of these officers?
 All of the field officers names have been heretofore submitted and are follows
 Colonel Park Henshaw, Lieutenant Colonel F. de L. Darlington. Major A. K. Whitton. Major B. A. Forbes, Quartermaster B. s. Hell Ter. AdJutent D. A. Smith Major and Surgeon George F. Shields, Assistant Surgeon w. F. Dudley, Assistant Surgeon J. D. Yost.
 In the matter of the second lieutenantcy of Company D the name will be submitted later.
 Should any of these parties fail to pass a physical examination, should any of them fail to report when required for muster or soon thereafter. other names will be submitted in their place. Very respectfully,
 A. W. BARRETT, Adjutant General.
 The foregoing orders show that l.. E. Lyon has been appointed captain of Com pany H from Bedding in place of Captain Smith who came to Camp Barrett with the company: Captain Lyon has an ex- cellent record of service in the National Guard and for many years commanded Company A of the Sixth Infantry.
 George B. Baldwin is appointed captain of Company M. Woodland, in place of Captain Ward. Captain Baldwin is re- gardfed as one of the best drill masters in the State and an officer of energy and all around ability.
 H. B. Denson. second lieutenant Com
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CALIFORNIA OFFICERS
 APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR BUDD
heededl. the oath was Administered.

heeded), the oath was administered A great cheer from their comrades greeted them at the conclusion of the ceremony and the men were marched to headQuar- ters, where they signed the muster roll in triplicate.
 Company K of Colusa was the second company to take the oath, Captain Ford lining up 1O6 men before the mastering officer. His lieutenants, Rutledge and Denison, will take the oath in their
 proper turn. The ceremony was identical
 subscribed his name Captain Partridge lined up 105 of San loses sons for the de- fense of their country.
 Company E of Santa Rosa, 106 strong, and Bean taking the oath with Captain Ravens and the enlisted men. they being the ranking officers of their respective
 grades in the regiment.
 Tomorrow morning Captain Murray will
 continue the work, and he expects to
 have the last man in the regiment sworn
 in by night.
 The examining surgeons finished their
 work to-day, passing upon forty-three
 men, of whom three were rejected. These
 were extra men to fill vacancies in those
 companies that were reduced below the
 maximum. The surgeons have passed a
 total of 1878 officers and men six more than
 the maximum of 106 to the company, but
 the non-commissioned staff is yet to be
 appointed, which will take most of the
 surplus. It Is a singular fact that some of the healthiest appearing men who
 came into camp have been rejected on
 account of heart trouble. The majority of these came from the country districts, and the surgeons attribute the prevalence of valvular affection of the heart among them to the continuous and heavy work
 on farms. These men have never known a days illness and were greatly sur-
 prised when told that their hearts were
 affected.
 Private Riley of Company D, who was
 bitten in the hand by spider two nights
 ago while asleep, is somewhat improved
 to-day, although his arm Is still swollen to alarming proportions and he Is con- fined to a cot in the hospital About midnight last night his condition became so alarming that the surgeons were sum- moned and priest sent for. Riley be- gan frothing at the mouth and raved like a maniac. He was finally Quieted and
 since then has shown a slight but steady improvement.
 Mrs B. D. Murphy of San Jose was among the visitors to camp to-day. She has two nephews in Company B, whom she is very proud of, and wanted to see them after they had become full-iedged | soldiers.
 Colonel Darlington has arranged to have | band instruments sent over in the morn practice tomorrow under Principal MuSi- l clan Gomez of Oakland. The several towns from which the companies were | drawn have guaranteed funds to pay for | the instruments. There are a number of | excellent musicians in the regiment, and | it will not be long before the Eighth can | boast of one of the best bands in the | volunteer service.
 l When the citizens of Oakland present | the regiment with a stand of colors | which they have promised to do, 1t will | be well equipped.
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horses at Manila for s150 each, and if he can assure the Government that he can carry out his proposition 1t will no doubt be accepted. In that event there will be no necessity of shipping horses from San Francisco. The Australian horses range in height from 15 to 15.2 hands. and are well built, sturdy and spirited animals. They have been in troduced in Japan, where they have met all the requirements for army pur- poses.
 Lieutenant F. G. Carson of the Fourth United States Cavalry was last evening ordered to take charge of the Peru with a detail of one non-com-
 nissioned officer and six men. and Lieutenant F. M. Savage of the Eff teenth United States Infantry received a similar order to guard the City of Puebla with a detail from the Four teenth United States Infantry.
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GETTING READY FOUR TRANSPORTS.


   all probability expedition The troops that Will compose  Kansas Baions of the Eighteenth and Twenty
  8 ACCOMPLISHMENTS aGaaa@a@9a.a@a1aaa
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Company C-Captain William s. Barnes First Lieutenant M. w. Stockdale, Second Lieuten- ant, H. W. Emerson.
 Company D-Captain William Elliott, First Lieutenant C. K. Megget.
 Company E-Captain c. E. de Haven, First Lieutenant C. H. Holmes Second Lieutenant w. c. Bean.
 Company F-Captain L. E. wenk First Lieu tenant w. H. Cobbiedick, Second Lieutenant C. C.. Covalt.
 Company G-Captain M W. Simpson, First Lieutenant G. H Wethern Second Lieutenant D. R. Mcdonnell.
 Company H-Captain L. D. Lyon. First Lieu tenant J. G. Estep, Second Lieutenant F. A. Marriott.
 Company I-Captain P. T. Riley, First Lieu tenant J. R. Tyrell, Second Lieutenant F. Nj. Miller.
 Company K-Captain Howard Ford, First Lieutenant Thomas Rutledge. Second Lieuten- ant H. B. Denson.
 Company L-Captain G. H. voss, First Lieu tenant T. A. Atchison, Second Lieutenant F. S. Drady.
 Company M-Captain George B. Baldwin. flrst Lieutenant C.. c. Peart Second Lieuten- ant G. Warden.
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Drink for the Thirsty.

The Enterprise Brewery, a local con. cern, has shipped 400 barrels of beer by the brig W. G. Irwin to J. Dodd ol Honolulu. There was a famine of the amber fluid at the islands, owing to the seizure of vessels for transport use The Enterprise beer, both lager and steam, is of superior quality and the most popular beer in San Francisco. Ii is sure to meet with the approval o1 the people of Honolulu.
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Preliminary papers have been filed for the discharge from the First South Da-, kota of Privates Harry N. Meyers and Owen Sheeren of Company M. Both men were seriously hurt while, drilling on the Presidio hills.
 Adjutant Jonas Lien and Sergeant Ma jor Roy w. Stover have received the good news that they have both been grad uated from their respective colleges, the University of Nebraska and Harvard. Having enlisted before the close of the college year. both men have been much worried over their chances for graduation.
 Lieutenant Morse, Company D, Twen- gan to attend the funeral of his mother, Is expected to return here in few days.
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pany K, Colusa, Is a graduate of the State University and has record of two years service in the Naval Academy. He is son of Judge Denson.
 Yandel Foote, second lieutenant Com pany A, is a capable young officer who will not hesitate about going forward when the time for action comes. He is a son of H. s. Foote and a nephew of W. w Foote
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oo oe GO co 1000 90 @
 MAIL FOR THE PHILIPPINES.

The Coptc sails to-day China, touching Philippine The Postoce wishes caution all
  ment soldier the which he doing This which particular attention should prompt delivery of the mail is The mail will close at II o'clock this morning. 6 6 c 6 0 c c oo 0 0 Q 0 Q 0 6 e
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insurance and collection agent in Ctsego County New York constantly recommends Rpans Tabules to ever body whom he suspects of suffering from dyspepsia and takes pleasure in relating his experience follows; have been sufferer from dyspepsia for dozen and have tried all kinds of medicines that said to be good positive cue but of them afforded much relief have always been blessed with keen appetite and have perhaps n duged heartily and suffered accordingly Last while travelling through adjoining county first Rpans Tabules and induced by friend try them They have done great deal of good and think that fair promise of permanent If would bs regular my meals now. am should be well
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30
GnuJua.
Wistnufte 1oarguerr a~rrsirrrt.

gulitiGef 6aps / aunids Gitp moos
tog forleosn Dag 2elefpnbubItab ira
ct. Soiepb DIN, at tire WRno, Der MIS-
tGnttss for at bops oGret oelu9tige /
5pgrgreriet paa Wisiouri pdciTt'
SrQnet / R9rbeoen at Ganids Gttp
5rsoae Qften, bar blet arrciteret Der
iiebs. 0eres Rapne ppgioes ION So
ispb Rpan, Sdmes McSlDer rg Sobn
Morsan. De buOoe / lin 8efOoslle
1910 / forrspne 9reenbuds. Grplos
iionsn. Der ipr9ngte puciFc Grpreis
Cos to SifterheosTtabe, antdges mems
lia at BABE iarst iloe meo Parpipengene
ogiaa. Ter pauitaaes, at mellem S1O,s
600 % $4,000 blsp rspet fra SrGnet,
men Grprestomponiet flyer. at bet fun
bar mtftet So
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3lnprnd1,trett5
Tn nuocrlie Ranunooon.

Sra Wdtertopu mslpes ZEN 24be
Sept: Gn M Slags mGrtelia 8uuons
oo9n er f9roig fra Qrienalst beriteos.
Oct tar liot Sib at nGDre bens Rdpn:
&lzrouno 9uFfingtun=G rp3ier bisap,
pearina Sun G%urridgs; men 8ognen er
lige iaa unoerlig, iom Gems Hapu er
ldnat. aanonsn paa osuns Yogn fan
nemlig i en- Gart orsies Og rettes mob
bDilienicmbelIt Sant, bet Itdl ORre;
ben fan brsies og hGoss ellsr fGntss
iamtibist, og aft gaar ida letpirbt, at
BET fun sr Ell gieblits Sag at ipranbrs
Sunonens Rstning % faa ben iigtet
ino. Roget dnbst Rpt er oet, at 89ss
ten, Icm tputrollersr aanonens SRos
ming og SGntnina sr unbragt / Beg
mems Getrum. 9osnen sr ben fsrite /
lit Slags og Ital anOsHoss Ueb Splis
ioricuret.
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1ppnrni:tJ.
.turr Sfguhruucr.

Gbsrenrc 25oe Sept. Wieooslslicr
ira runbt rmtrin9 / Staten oiier, at
fore Stogbronoc rdIer paa mango
Steoer. = Garbcn Gountp er man M
enosIig bIet 9srrs oper Sloen, efterut
flerc 6unoreo 9lcres OGroifulo Seme
merItcq er blet luot i IIte. Gn polcs
Tom 8runo raIer MI oeo Colorado
orGnIsn / Stoqcn runot 6ahns peat.
s Sberihun % BIO !6prn Counter
bar Stoqbranhe berjet itBgt / Iicite
llQe lunQs 2ittlc 6orn Riper. SuPrs
iutenDenterne 8orbutt % SadIrn meO
en- for Stprte al "Rangers" ItrRoer
meo at bstiGmpe Sloen, Snpietter
&(bbot meb en- oncen Stprte bar bel
oige moi til at fau 8ugt meb en- 8rdno.
Iom truebe msb at scelH9ge 3uiinosr
al gcres Sommerifog runct laramie
pedt.
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3unTbington.
Henhnlrr Dil norOobe @icutlsnL

5rd Tacoma meloes: Oct tegnsr for
tioen til calendar arig me1em ben
berp9renoe 6iulrpttcrforerinq CO pus
galups Snoianernt. Gu al be Tineits
9icptlspeie / bsle Norbneiten sr BEN
melem Tacoma "a Ssattle, men Der
fadr MI life Siulrptterne tjere / Srs0
larger, bu zen uemlig gaar iaieunem
Yugaaups Reierpdtipnen. Hsobuoer=
ne lagce isrit alftens 9inoringer /
9eisn, Stene pg Buffer % ilist, men
oa bette life 6ialp tort. f9lote be fore
Sraer ppsr 8eien. 9a 5iulrptterne
eftsr meget 9eipGr rgIaa fit ar6eioet
ia for6i oisie, blsp Repbuberne iaa
gramme / 6u, al be latte eftsr Dem p9
iaoebs belle SSertet uo al R~eisrpdtipnen.
QarIaqen til belle oenue tomiIte 5etoe
er ben, at be unge Rsbbuoer sr blet
iad imotaaet / oisie mpoerne 8sior-
orinqsmioler, Iom be bar feet rule
forbi pdd @sisn, at be Ear tditst lin
"GdDuie" % itreget efter 8icpllsr.
Msn be odmle. iom / bette Siulreoitab
fun Ter ct llbIldg at 5icens 5oro9rs
pelIe, TtoI life hooe noGst al bette. co
Ioa oil be prere at brlos ale 9iuIrpt
tsrs uce at Spne.
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9lIittuis.
@ennuniterurs Mnrsmaot.

Den religigie Sett Msnnoniterne
boloer nGite Snsoog i'm 4drstonIer
renee puu lloItiainasplaoIeu / Hod
Greet. 8eltagere nil inofinOe Zig ira
Suinois, Ohio, Snoiona, Sotpu rg Nes
6raitu. Der bill femme omfrirg 1000
9ele9ater % minoit 1000 tilreiienoe
@i9itsr. &oniersncsn bill bare til
Ssnoaa. 6or 50 aor Iiben bolOt
Mennonitsrre 1T Qdrsmeos pua bet
Ielpfamme Steo / 9uitor Scbn Strubs
bars 2dapebnQninQ.
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Gub pukntu.
Snt 0anDuRrf | aimbal.

Zen artsiiIte greuo, iom furipnsr
Simbal meo @ano, bar ibetIioite drbeis
bet Iaa utilfrebs itiIenoe, at Spen far
ppret n9Iten ubsn geitpttelie / Slocz
branostilfGIoe. 5orut raaoe Bob puu
bette bar man MI anitdffet en- Cant
pua $4,000 6olonsr, en- 0asolirmas
Itine, Ell Yumpe oIp. mec fulot uoitpr.
Sont'en Ital bGpes 20 Sob op / Bel
ret, % Ia BEN IeIp er 16 Sob bei. pil
Yresiet bli tsmmeli9 itGrtt, lanst itGrs
tere, eno ben d~rtsIiIte Srenb tunos
pr0itere.
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SorlFlelliot.

- General Sobn 3. Calls osoe
ben 24oe os. / tit 9ism t &ancaiter,
Grant So, Bis.. sitsr 10 Wauneoers
Spgeliobeo.
5unnie Davenport, ben bersmts
StueIpiaerinbc, ION / Ilere Waoneoer
bar Iigget ipg, bsoe / Wanoags i lit
Sjsm / 0urburp, Wusi.
De flsIte 8rpggsrier / Cincinnati
% Columbus, Sbio, Og Gouispils pg
Refpport, &p., sr orgauiIersbe til ct
SDnoitat mso en- Supital al % Wiais
pner Dollars.
aorpOraI auouit 5oIs al Srg.nisrs
torpIet osoe / Sort Wsdos, psnn,, |
Wanoags. Sdn par Graousnt ira
Nnn 2trbpr llniperiitb, Wti6. Giget
bleO Ienot til Ruibforo, Winn., bpor
bans 9jem par,
9s ierIte Snbianerbsrn, Iom
Ienbtes til R%eQisrinqens Snoidnsr'tole
/ Rapio Gitp. @. Dat, ANTON bib |
Wanbugs. Oct sr en- lioen @ut % en-
9igs ira pine Rib9s @acnturet. De-
res Ropne er Oscar % Roru amuiott.
Oct iterite Gaabru9 I norore
Wi6i0du, Iom eiebss at 3~bompIon
Gmitbs Sons / Gbs6obaon. nsbs
brGnote / W{onouqs. 9cts 8proi ons
Iloqes til $4,000, % BET par usius
rsrst / ioritisaigs acmpunier for $780,
900.
Stonnsrtsn Samoa untom til
Seattle fra Ct. W}i6uels BEN 24Ss BE-.
meo 50 GuloIseers % 100000
8uloItgp. 9apteinsn bsrettsr, at DAM
peren Bertha tube dfgau fra Ct. Wis
6aels BEN 13oe Sept. mso en- Sub,
laoning pGrbIut til 3 Miaioner Dol
lars.
Qomiral 7slpeD ifdl BABE faat, al
man life bar I~ortdlt Sunbbebsn ON
8limatst pou Silippirerne. Oct er
ilet life io9rt oarmt. "a 8siriorboloes
ne er bet 6els megei 6eors, snb BID
osne bar berettst. Der bar oRrst min.
bre Spobom ombprb pua bans Stibe.
msoens be bar lieset / Granddaughter.
sno unoer ct atminOsligt arpbstog til
los. 6pis 6Grsn tunos l9r. at lsot
efter Sunb6sosreqlsr iua gobt, ion
5laubsn aisr, Idu uiloe Der bar. min
ore SpaoOm blanot Solbdtsrne.
Den dmsritanIte Giniss 8ampe,
9ennlanb afguur fra Sem Ycrt osr
lite Sttobsr, % pdsidqer.r til Rorg
penter at @ frsm til ben 15be. Sta.
Tia at famine Clinic afgdar fra pbila
Oslpbia ben lite OCTOBER. og pasiage
rer til Rorge former frem ben 16oe
0dmpsrsn Husita al famine Ginie al
guur fra 2~iperpool ben 28be Sept. o.
pentes til philadelphia ben 8os Oft
Gampania AZ Gunuros2 injsn, Tom al
ait fra Rem gort ben 17be Sept, ar
tom iii Quesnstotpn ben 23oe. 2ucd
MIA al famine Clinic a~frsiite fra 2ibsr
pool ben 17oe Sept. os antom til Ner
0crt ben 23oe.
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RentudsB.
SClNat orGbt al 1t eoiomotiu.

Sra 2erington msloeS: st Wisrltm
az SignoliorpIst Osb Rapn Gotparo 6.
pos bar forleOen Dag psb 3slegruIItd'
tiunsn og ienots ct Telegram hiem til
TN 9uitru. qau 2iIbagepeien for
iegte ban al Ttpnbe iig cher gureiporet
lige forun Ell 1rGn oso Camp Sdmii'
ton, men bleo grebet at 2otomoticet %
orHbt pda Stecet. Den ulptteltge
Munb bar omtrsnt 90 Ndr gammel %
bsrte bjemme / Neit genc, Sotpd.
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NcGct til Vaon.

Gn al Re 5nrfer ira Neoerlanoft
SItinoisu. Der / Qnlsoning al 5rOn6ss
Observation-Disclosures bupot i%nofunoet
ia 6olano, sr blepsr ubn9pnt iii
Riober az 2spsorosren. Oa BET oificielle
gluo nacnsr ben nps aiooer osb bans
iulos Hapn, Der lpoer idalunoe: "Ss
tol. 6eibso Saoiul WnbIul Bin
oiatiaobia6arOu Wahupaminalaoilir
Siub gttrd 4jan6ar Rnsbio 9iuttons
S~uoibbia, Sultan al 1trnats."
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Ohio.
Tornado srasirrrr i Gina

Gn Sornaoo ieisoe Gsroag Aiten
cOsr Gina og Smegn og anrettsoe
uuaabslig Stdes. Gn Wano pep Napn
glmer gatp fra SeaOsr Dam blso
tnuit unber en- Stalo. Minoit 30
gerIoner blep mere elsr minore ioos
rat, boorof TO rimsliepis ososliet.
Spsr snsIts StOlsbpsnirs i Ypsu blsD
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Orrpnit.
ertra Sepisluturieshon.

Srs9uns Ge9islatur iamlebe5 Ntans
bogs til ertru Se5iion, boi8 pigtigiIs
SpQdper er at bGtge en- 5crbunosienae
tor. 8afanien, Der bar eriiteret Iioen
Abe Wtorts 1897, Itul fptoes. &fItems
ninacn bill BOG life begpnbe for nGitc
5irscdq. of be 90 MeoIsmmer er g.
Republifanere. Der er minbit et ballot
9uiin SenatortunoiCdter, men 8. IS.
GOrbett, ben betienote Banter / port,
lamb, Ital bare ben beoIte lloiigt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30
ariminel Stigncslestes.

Sarge, 27oe Sept. 20 9uttsr les
qeoe tent igaur G%ftsrmiroug pau Gar
mines 6arm. itrats uprcenfor gpen, pg
bebit BET par, fit be Sie pau en- mort
@ienitano tot pso en- Struaitat uoe !
Marten. De troeoe. bet mudtte bore
en- lllp % lob biem efter GepGr. SO,
BEN msrte 0isnitano bar Der euonu, %
ben enc al 8uttsrne uffprece iua uoea
piber. bssse Club imOo ben. Deb al
Iprin9e frsm funpt De, at ben mcrte
@ienItano bar en- Wanc. ipm luu Der
meb Sopsbst I,unt felt iitptter. Ntan'
ZEN par irsmmso, sier'pnIig en- 5arms
urbeiDsr, fem entsu Ing elsr oruiisr
bar last Jig nsh Der.
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Metrtisism,ntsr

naa iroTsn,r's teach hov gaaHeaa % 1srssa1 Mss.
a,r, aptriisl tarsnt,r ~iubtdas, ne 70 oar htrars.s
isissrss Rumrt. Hsominers BET u~trusf,tis foriass
s,'. euis ct ADVERTISEMENT. Der 'srii 'smatsr iHo
ItrssdasnamsTsi Z Er.. ~ioridna,s iHStratt,t3 BiHis.
rt es;iormtias 10 firsoaqsarm,r.. Brsoe. Der insc'
tolssr av~ertisisn,ufer, iom oct batter meo. 5ss mrr'
'ta Ep.rttBitnsut ost usors eisras Daa aos
rotntsu.
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Statsrn itiQinnsn ! sNnnNar.

Manoun, 27be Sept. StatsubItiIs
lirgen aabneoes 81. 10 ioag al Gupers
ner DEFINE. 9pen er fulo at frems
msbe @jaiter. lloitilIingen er batter
og rieboloig / ale 9epartementer.
Msger SpmGrtIpmbeo patte BET igudr,
ba Snoianerprotesiionen 2 Mil lang.
moridsrebe inb / 9pen og ilpg 2sir
paa llbItilingsplubIsn.
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altniuirC.
IirntrlNofturcr for Rctttn.

Wr. o9 Ylrs. George u. Nr6sr pg
gGilliam Sobnion fob forlsoen Dag
FremItilIet / Rettsn / Waripn, dntloget
for Wdnoorab. aae tire tilbsrer, bpao
De tdloer "Gubs Sirte" og p%uaituur,
at ee roa Ituaenoe SOB tou belbrs6e
Iegeniliq SHaoom peb i'm 3ro. Den
enc N~ntloQeoes !6uitru, Wrs. Sobnion,
bleO for Ell lib TOen ina pg trRnqtc,
ION ule andre SDge, Wieoiciu og Gage
tiIipn. Wien bsnoss Maro % Re to
@r6ers, Der bar BrGiter / "@uos
STRIFE" nGqteos henps bette; be Ituloe
net 6elbrsbe benbe dnioeDel. Wten for
mooentlio hdppe be life troet ItRrtt not
oenne 8dno, for 9onen osoe iimpelt'
ben al WanQel pdd iDnoiqt Sil1Dn oo
~oroentlio Qleis, 5e ire Wiroteloot
torer bier Tom iaQt, brdot for Rst
ten, co GronojurDen Ionot benz ItDloioc
| Wtunoorab.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-30
Horn 9nisntu.
Ilcre Nirnrlrrploii0ncr.

Sra Grofton meloes: 0dmptieolcn
til en- SratemaItine, Iom urbeioeoe
pau 3bomas 8uinons iSarm peo Grdfz
ton, iprang forlebsn Dag % orRbte en-
ung Wtano oso 9taOn Senrp Gice ira
Ontario % idarepe ire andre MGno
dlporli9t. 6~prbpOeren, Sobu Rr9cr8,
blep IlGn9t 90 Yarps. Sun, icm blep
orabt, arbeioebe life req Wuitinen, men
tom tilfGlbtQpis op til ben. i%betiamme
BEN Iprong.