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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

Grover Cleveland says bluntly not changed
his mind expansion. Neither Bryan what does
Oney say? Oney is the champion doctrine
and the Democracy should nominate for the pres
dency.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

English publishing says hurnorist IS ex-
rnand farce
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

Christmas is less than away. will pay you
TO be happy during the holidays your bur-
den You it your heart
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

The plug tobaeoosts have formed The antitrust
people hardly be asked 10 this in their pipe
3 Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

Chicago IS having usual pa-oxysn against bocdlers
The end boodlsrs top usual and Growing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

The Stars and Stripes have been planted at Havana
Unless the Cubans keep nuchng away roots TIE
flag liable grow there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

battleships invfrcble, for just plain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

Kyle intnates Japan pay $4,000 900
the Philippines II worked the
bargain great shape.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

Corett and saarksy go at other u=xt January
VIII be Corbett Is Corbes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

Senor signed that treaty Of peace his
lie probably felt that he tropical
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13

senator Quay had trial postponed until
elected TO United States
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-13
AsensibIe millionaire

burg IS planning 20 furnish his hundreds
Of workmen with a good midday din
ner every day. for which they shall be
charged the triaing sum OF cents II:
viii be 2 good. wholesome meal. and
OF course. the promoter OF the plan viii
lose money on Il" says friend % his
AT the same time. he VIII gain largely IN
other ways. WeiI-fed iaoo-s-s always
work better than those who arc pinched
for food. and 70 aecustorn men % good
eating makes OF them better citizens.
labor and cspi.sl would have fewer con
ficcs II capital would have sTypaoyq
diets = capital always considered IS best
interests in such br0sd-minds4 way.
4 writer in q recent number q Ned
Gin Mode-ne. after expressing his SYM
pathy with pharmacists whose clhGcEit
task II IS 20 decipher IEeg.5i= prescrip-
tons. adds that Ire matter has attracted
the attention q The dean % TIE medical
faculv os Paris The ex~cra5le hand
writing % many French physicians IS
thougnt % 5e menace % the pubic. and
ire dean IS reported - have sad taac
he would take the earliest opportunity O
brinE5ng the matter 20 he notice o< .ae
faculty. The pharmacists % America vi.
doubtless syHpzthlzs Eith tns move
rnsa1-
During -h- VISIT sf tx German Kalss-
20 Kiel cue q tae tests SppLe4 90 'be
vessels gathered there z4s Tire tsAt =
coupling ard unc7ap.lng IL eugl2es- Tie
cruiser New York On tE.s test uLz1s
record - tro inmates and = seconds
walls Ia contrast % mis- g uoT ap7rars
thss gas Erst.sn cruiser Biakr. zftsT noss-
TX es.rs Prs9arzclo2 Eo- tA-s oE-@ssllsz.
ssSgl.s5 q z41g-sA
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
DIR. BURNS LOSES HIS, CASE.
Mr.. Busbee Awarded $50 Damages for
"Peterkin."

At noon Yesterday Justice of the Peace
John Nichols rendered his decision In
the famous suit against Rev. j. l..
Burns. keeper of the capital, brought by
Mr. Perrin Busbee to recover damages
for the poisoning of his dog "Peterkln
in the capitol square.
Justice Nichols in rendering his decis-
ion reviewed the evidence carefully ana
after deliberation came to the dcision
that the plaintiff was entitled to $50 as
damages and costs in the action. Mr.
Busbee has asked for $40 damages.
The attorneys for the defendant took
an appeal to the Superior Court and Mr.
Burns gave bond.
The evidence showed, Mr.. Nichols sta
ted in his decision the following facts:
/. That dogs were poisoned in the
capital square.
2. That question of poisoning dogs had
been discussed by the defendant and his
subordinates.
3. That threats of poisoning dogs had
been made by the defendant and his
subOrdinates
4. That subordinate of the defendant
had purchased Strychnine at the time the
poisoning of dogs commenced. rms
strychnine was of sufficient quantity to
kill fifty-four dogs.
s. That the poison was administered
by some person in the employment of
the defendant and that the defendant
was privy thereto.
On these facts Mr.. Nichols rendered
| the following decision:
tits the opinion of the court that the
defendant having control of the grounds
of the capitol square with the exclusive
right to employ and direct all agents and
subordinates thereon, and that the poison
was administered by some agent or EN-
ploy of the defendant and the defendant
liable for damages. 1t is therefore adj
Judged that the plaintiff recover from the
defendant the sum of $50 and costs OF
| this action"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24

easier to give your money than to give
yourself to God"
The morning service. which was at
tended almost entirely by women, was de
voted to a Bible talk by Mr. Broughton,
founded on the 10th verse of the 10Th
chapter of James: THE effectual fer
vent prayer of the righteous man avail
eth much.
why is it our prayers are often times
not heard. or if heard, are not answer
ed?' he asked
And in reply to the question he gave
the following reasons:
l. We have uncOnfessed and unfor-
given sins in our hearts.
81 don't enjoy prayer any more a
woman told me. No. because you are
mad with some sister, | replied. |
was just guessing, but | hit the nail ON
the head. for she said: oh. | wasn't
to blame | told her no, | never saw
any woman that was to blame about
she'd never enjoy religion until she went
and made up with that sister. -
y We are not in earnest.
DO you know two-thirds of the pray
ing in this world doesn't amount to Il
thing. 1t may have Il good psychologist
effect on us, but so far as the Lord is
concerned, it's not worth fig. It's
just sort of form we go through from
force of habit. Drop down on your
knees humble something, jump in bed
and lee asleep almost before the last
word is spoken. And you call it prayer.
The longest | was ever on my knees
in my life was once ! got down by my
bed to make that kind of prayer and |
went to sleep. I'm afraid there are
others here like me-"
3. We lack faith.
"Some of you would be the most sur
prised things in the world if You got
the things you asked the Lord to give
you. You ask the Lord to bless the
preacher. then so out and criticise
him. You begin with the preacher and
wind up with the sexton. You pray
the Lord to bless the church and then
go out and do something mean to keep
the blessing from coming.
f. We are not persistent III prayer.
I'VE pray. the blessing don't come
and we throw up the job in disgust. |
believe in real old-fashioned He'll. |
believe if you are not saved you'll go
there. | do; and if YOU believed it I'd
not have to tell you to pray. You'd
cease trifiing with salvation.
There was woman in my church
at Roanoke She would get up at every
prayer meeting and said. Pray for my
husband And he needed it, too, for
he was the meanest man i'll town. oh,
he was terrible. That y-for-my-hus-
band business was all right for awhile.
but finally it got to be a chestnut |
got to a place | found myself wishing
that woman would quit asking us to
pray for that miserable dog of hus-
band of hers. but she kept it up, and
one day just as | was about to leave for
Richmond he came to church and was
converted
.. We do not surrender our wills
1--WE want things too much our own
way. Mans ways are not Gods ways.
Not my will but thy will he done.
That is the battle-ground Ct the Chris
tan life. If you can say that-truly
earnestly and with faith-your prayers
will be heard, and they will be an
swered."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
TO THE MISSES MARSHALL.

DR.. and Mrs. C. J. Riddick entertain
ed Il pleasant party of friends last even
ing ut their new home. on Primer street.
The reception was complimentary to
Misses Theodore and Susie Marshall, OF
Raleigh, n. c. These were present
Mrs. NJ. J. Causey, Mrs. George l.. Bar
ton, Misses Marshall, Katie Holiday
Julia Brinkley, Lizzie Deyer, Josephine
Causey, Janet Withers and Louise Britt
and Messrs. S. f. Robertson, Herbert
Darden, Edward Kitchen, II. Nj. Carter
!. Harper Stewart, =. 7. Cahoon and
Thornton Withers.-Norfolk Virginian
Pilot.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24

A cough is like fever 1t does not
have to run certain course. Cure it
quickly and cffectualfy with One Minute
Cough Cure the best remedy for all ages
and for the most severe cases. We re-
commend it because it's good. j. Hal
Bobhitt and Henry T. Hicks.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order. All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, give a splendid appetite,
sound digestion and regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only 25c. at any Drug
store
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
POSITION WANTED.

BY registered Druggist. Long eXpe-
FieDee and good habits If the business
is liked would buy an interest. 22-5t
Address &C." care News and OBJ
server.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
WANTED.

Men to learn barber trade Eight weeks
completes. Positions positively guaran-
tced. Placed FIVE to-day at $50 monthly.
places for 300 more new field, applica-
tons from country receive prompt atten-
ton. Address, Moler Barber School
Cincinnati. 11-19.ft.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
WANTED.

Statesmen to sell orr line exclusively
Speciality to grocery trade good talkel
and good address required. Splendid
opportunity. Commission contract. Adj
dress with references Box 160, Ashe-
vile, \. c. 24-3t
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24

The Woman's Exchange requests par
ties desiring to place orders for Thanks
giving on Wednesday. The Exchange
will be closed on Thanksgiving day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

An examination to fill two vacancies
in the Raleigh Graded Schools will be
held at the Centennial School, Saturday,
November Goth at 8 a. III.
EDWARD =. MOSES,
Superintendent
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
FOR SALE

A Square Stieff Piano in nice condi
ton. for cash or on easy terms. AID
dress Box 3S3. Wilmington, n. C.
11-1S-1 w
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
For SALE.

Drug store in Enfield, n. c.. Clean
stock. Will sell cheap. Terms easy.
Apply or write to +. II. ROBERTSON.
23-3t.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
WANTED

Position as Stenographer and Type
writer. by Lady of Experience Adj
dress typewriter" SO2 West Main
street Durham, N. G. LIST
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
THANKSGIVING CAKE.

At Bretch's French Bakery: 5000
pounds of Fruit Cake for THANKSGIVING.
Must be sold. Price % cents a pound.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

A good paying Hotel property. Terms
easy. For further particulars, address
r. w. Lassiter. Oxford. N. @. oct13m
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
Business Notices.
SIDE-TALK WITH GIRLS.
Rv Ruth ASfOmore.

Accepting Presents.-It is always in
good taste to accept a box of Registers
Candy from a young man, even if you
are not engaged to him. There is no
telling what it may lead to.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24

Purple moments or ecstatic minutes are
when you reach the acme of bliss This
occurs between 1--WE two over box of
"Royster's Purple Moments"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-24
A THANKSGIVING WATERMELON

y liza NNSUlN l4NO w Al IIIG4hHi~C-N
TO feast on good ripe, juicy water
melon on Thanksgiving day is in the
very nature of things Il very rare repast,
and yet Messrs. Ed Barbec and Claude
Barbee will today feast on one of the
best specimens of the Wake county
watermelon patch. 1t is real ripe
watermelon grown on one of the Barbce
farms in Panther Branch township by
Mr.. Quint Wollard and is as fresh
and sweet as though it had been gath
cred in July Mr.. Wollard brought it
to the city yesterday, and states that
he has kept it fresh by putting it into
IA barn full of peas. 1t is Il fine product
of the melon-patch and will doubt
less have a dim-summer flavor when it
is deyoured today by the Messrs. Bar
bee and their friends.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Sarmen, SS1tfet, &apen.
Tpb eucr grnnb Sprfnins.

gamIe Dage par bet Sill eg 9rug
at opbobe Wtulosn omtrine baaoe
anrn og Yot.tsr, og sntelte bru9sr
ben famine Sti, enonu. poa en- IaOts
I~issenoe, lab og fustis Sorobunb
turoe bette babe fine 6orDele. iiGr be
aar, naar messn Eesn inbtraf.
5prut faa aseren iaalepes ujGOn,
maatts Sprtningen fOre9ua meo Op6
Plsinins, hporpeo aurnets Rsooer
uoiattes for at blipe ~afftadrne. 9ette
bar nuturIispis itaoeligt, og / tsrre
Oar bar oenne summsloasis Madbs
altio minore COB.
Der er / inere aar feet ct Smilag
/ bette Stptte; tbi bsriom 4seren sr
plsiet goot og bpbt for plantningen,
iau er bet life alene pperfIsbigt, men
ligefrem itabeliqt at bolbe ben / en-
oplsit silitanb iaa bpbt upbsr Spsrs
flaoen.
Oct er befunbet melt benfistsmrss
iigt at bprte srunbt pg bolbe SOerTlas
ben belle sibsn iaa john og fab iom
muligt. 9ette bar piit fig at pare
baabe ben I~etteite Os bog pua famine
lib tinige ben nbttisite Muabe at oprs
te 8orn, poteter pg Sapeiager pau.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gria inco Spauicr.

Gfteriom Grig meO Spanisn bar bruOt uO,
iaa trur De melt iremrageuOs Imeritansr, at
bpaO Der meit er 9rug for, er Grigs fjbs,
Sorpeoobaaoe % andre Suitrumsntrr al 2oes
lGggeIie. Dten bOuO Der | 9irislig6eotn pil
blioe tiltrrngt mere emo nOget auoet, sr ct
Soot 6orraao al as Crops" dabritsreDs al
Siuuuion 8beumatic Sure 60, l67 Ssars
born Ct, Gbicu9O, SH.), til at uporius ben
&beumati5ms, Der ittcrt moi oil ungribs
bore Soloater % SsfOlt / bet miasmatife
Rlintat / cuba % be andre Egrupper runot
~orrtring, bpor &rigen bill blipe uofeetet.
Sanobeoen er, at bpao Der tiltrruses nctop
nu, er ncgst, Der bil linore og turert / bet
M bGrisDe Og lioeuOe Gano "Sronninacu at
antiQrrre." Se 100000 &etouccntruoos,
iom CT rappOrtct ipas og Oscuoe i bunoreOes
pis, bebspsr 6poemiplcr, bet CT ~itttrt, men
pda iGmme SiO bsbsper De Ogiad goOe Wscois
elmer ligsiau pei. 6Uis Niis Barton, ben
Tame, Der f~Orsitaar bet rpoe ROrs's 8elitf,
arbeioe, par i~oriDuet meo IS Crops" uiloe
bun tunns rcooe mangeu en- itatteIs ina o.
birlpslss %Gubaneier. Sisie miratulpIt IS
2rops" operUinOer fulpitruoig % b~eleirer
mango al De oGrits Slags Spgoomme, Der
%nntGgtcr @tennstsbeOsu, iaaiom 8beuma:
tisme, @cural8iu, ben pinagtiss Seiatica %
be andre SpgoOmms, for bpilte be CT aubetas
lsos. arigsoepartcnsntet buroe is sfter, at
Der er ct tilftrGitelist 6urruuO at IS Srops'
I Nleoicintiterns.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Sscmrif @ergelanos cpora;
9clic.

5 iio'te Sefte al "9or unabpm pu.
blicerer Stolebeitbrer Otto 4"nbersfen
ben Sdmling at 43 Sporassliesreslsr
"Ssnortcoppeoien," fpm Ricolai Wers
gslanb neoitrep Tom Rettsinpr for lin
isnere iuu beremte Ssns Sporuaelie.
"Ssnoricppoeoisn," Der er ct Tibet.
bo%anoftrepst 9uobe5s 5efte, sies al ben
betisnote Sogiumlsr. agl. 5ulomas,
zig SbD. gpett.
vi ital citsrs uogIe af Ricclai 0er.
selanes Rsglsr. Der er ct interesiani
litsrart Document.
Spordser life ben ellie til Gimme.
ftusn og Sopbaen, men iii 9eroen.
SnoItrGnt ben Stiles SslppirtIpm.
bse iad tibet ION mulist. Sab bel
raaoe os Oirts for zig isIp.
CAB BAN tih!ig lore at tisnOs SIOens
Magt.
Bring Barnet ben til ben ~attrauebt
Ting. os 81 ben uttruasbe Sing ii
Barnet.
Raor bu taller til Barnet, oa lab be-
bare Ell rent SprOe.
Cab Barnet bare 9ione til able so.
lslisr og Gele SanoIinger, iIqr a
Goer Ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Hcgicrinscns Sipoinipcfs
tton.

Soma bar goo Gruuo til at beoe
srinoret, at Zen nupGrenbe Resierinss
2anobrubsminiiter bsrsr hiemme /
bsnns Stat. "0scorubsYpitsn" tor,
upen 6rpgt for g}ooiiselie. p~uaitdd, at
irsn i Re9itriugsn meo itsrrs 1ils
freosfileIie tan ie tiIbaee paa bet fors
Isbne aars Reiultdter, eno 9anos
brugsminiiier 0ilion. Der bar pGtst
iu9t irroeIes msgst til bans Rps; Der
bar lille p9ret iuet ct Orb til Daosl.
Gn al be mango Sing Tom Btlion bar
brGgt / COB GjGuge, er aieoinIpettios
men, ION berer unber Bureau Of Qnis
nal Snouitrp." 0ette aontor, Tom er
en- IfbeIing at neutrality-suspicious.
tet, bar, irm betienot, iGrlig me0 Su.
ipCttionen al ole irfsooeoe 0pr, ilass
tst for al anpenoes til 5eoe for Wsus
METER. eler beitemte for SIastning.
Snipsttipnsns tore 8stponing for
S~anobruget inoiees beoit oeraf, at ben
lite bare omfutter DIR. ildgtet for i'm
oenIunoit 5orbrua, men ogiaa bpert
Spr, beftemt til | lspenbe Sil'tdno eIler
ION Slagt at fere8 til llblunoet. Spab
2anobru9sminiiter Wilion bar uoretz
tet, lees beoite beraf, at Der / bet fprs
lebns RegnItubsaar forstoges bobbelt
Iddmange Snipettioner ION / Rssns
itabsaarst n9it ipruo. s bet iioit for
lebne Regnfubsaar unoeris9tes 35,s
917,479 DIR, bporaf 7,529,523 Sprnz
tpGG, 314.S46 aalpe. 6,31S,284 Saar
pg q. 754,826 Spin. 9lQe bisie Gal
omfatter Spr, iom unoerfsgtss for
Slastningsn, for at brin9s paa bet
rene, ON be lso at Spgbpmme, fou
sjproe benz uftitteos til grug ipm
6soe. 0esuoen unbsrIsgteS 1885,
275 osoe 8gr. III be unosrIsgts, lee
oenbe DIR tasisrebes 22,356 Sprns
tp9g, 1887 Salps, 1925 fSaar %
50,981 Spin, eler iaIt 89,399 DIR.
Wan bill ie, at bet git pRrit for
Salpsne, at benz tusfersoes naiten l
pr. 100. 5aarene piier fun / pr. 500
tas'sret. Soinene l pr. 400 % Sorns
tpGg omtring l pr. $50.
Eager man 5enipn til, at lloferies
len at Spr / iibite Rs~gnifubsaor bar
bstpbelig minbre enb / RegnItabsaarct
nGit foruo, er SnTpettionsns SljGr
pelie oeito mere tsinefalbsnoe. Nutrl,
lei al mitrpItopiIte lnoerisaelier Ct
SOin bar 979,38O.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03

about the door of the horsl
stable. But my neighbor's Pansl
bed faces the forenoon sun, ano
gets the full good of it withou,
any intervening shade, and she
grows first premium Pansies, ant
hosts of them, too, and her plants
do not grow into long, lanky
vines or branches, as mine do.
Last spring her old plants were
Just great clusters of thrifty beau
;iful leaves, and are so yet, only
there are far more flowers than
leaves. lido not think she gave
these old plants any winter
blanket.
Last summer ] saw a collection
of Roses that pleased me very
much. Each bush looked like an
artistic bouquet; fiat over the top,
no struggling branches, and COW
cred with lovely flowers. In
answer to my inquiry the owner
said: "Oh, it's in the trimming. !
take a scythe and cut them square
off at the height | want them, be-
fore the leaves come out in the
spring" This spring ] have cut
back, also; but. being a
woman, | used a knife instead Of
a scythe. The bushes bear many
more flowers thar if they grow
naturally.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Smffcr % 3esemsbcpGsclie.

aae gjergbeitisere psb meget bel, at
man life alene bar Chit pda isbe Sing,
men li9ef.em fsIer Srune til benz. naar
MAJ tIpDer | 5jelOene, flyer "Gngliib
Wle9dnic" os fOrtiGtter: Meo benne
Grfaring for Die Tom mar inart pdu
bet rene meo, at 2pften til Sutter life
bare er tnpttet til 5ielopunoringen,
men til 2sgemsbepagelie / bet belle tus
get. Oct preusifte arissoepurtement
unoerfegte Sasen prattiit. uoen at
Solbaterne, Tom palstes til grspe,
ptbite bet ringeite ON, bporfpr be gapes
Sutter, ubruitebes be meo bet paa en-
Wurf6. Refultdtet bar, at Solbas
terne bolbt meget beors ub be 0age,
lom be bapoe fact Gutter, enb be
Sdse, oa be intet FIT. De unberrettez
bes M ON Suttsrsts 8irtning. Wen
fra ben Dag fit be Sadarin iiteostfor
Sutter. Serpm unberrsttsbss tmibs
lertib Solbaterne life. De fob / ben
5ormening, at Sutterforinssn fort
Idttss, og bar meget for6auiet oper, at
be life lRn9er bpIot iaa goot uo iom
for. unoeriegelie gap bet Reiultat, at
meb Sd6arin bolbt Splbatsrne Mdrs
ffen en- Smule bebre uo, enb uoen.
Wien meo Sutter bolot be, ION iagt,
pdafaloenbe bsbre ub. 29serne pplps
Ter, at bet MEME itelige 2egeme altio
inbebploer enoel Gutter, pg Der bruges
at bette, naar 2egements Muitler iGts
tes | gepGaelie. Sutterets belbbrins
senoe 9irtning paa 2sgemet er forpps
rigt for l9nse iiben opbuset / be 5ors
sneoe Stuter. Regrene paa be gamle
Sutterplantagsr ernRrsoe fig for en-
flor Del unoer Snbbsitnin9en, peb at
tpgee Sutterrer. Sg Regrenes trafs
tige mu'telitprte 2eseme oengung, FAM
menIignet meo MI, bar p9ret @ienitano
for uoitiais Smtdls.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-03
Iirefte Gala til &armercn .

! 6orttoen, og fFr bort yjoits Spitem pur
naaet op til ben 6llOtommenbeo, bet M iuos
tager, babe 6uruersu fun lioeu glnlsouino
til at iaa piOe, bpaO Der git for i9 / llOen,
psrStnsn. Siaigs foretOs ban iieloen laugs
Gsiier for at itaiis fig be Sing, ban trungte
til, % otrior faint bet fig % Ogian al fg ielO,
at en- "NeuemmauO" i~tuiisoe iig anopas.
6srit bite ban ig I Siiitslie ai en- 4epOler,
90 ben Gag mag ~sriiterer Der en- "Olslem.
mann" melsm Gabritarteu % 6urmeren. 5
DC iioits aur bar bog entelte 6armers siort
6orretnins uocu %iauoun, og belle ben Suos
tGgt, en- iuaoan trat, tommsr nu 5armsrsu
tilsooe. Senne plan bar oiit fig bslois.
Zen belle Gorretnins %foresaur tontant Oe ri,
rette, % til flor GorOel for Harmeren. 9lanot
be Girnlaer, Der bar optaget oeune 1~prrets
ningss Ytetbooe 90 ium bar benDttet See.
9oiten" til at ofentlig9isre bette, er aoOaucc
6sncs 60, 2 Oh Strsst, peoriu, 81. Sst.
Ispsrsr ct ucnGrtst 6enee, sODt prpet Staal,
trauo, pg iGlgsr bet Oirstte til 6armeren.
Grin eitsr 6irtulGrer, 9riier oio. gGr iac
soO at msOoeIe, at Sc iau bette / "Setorab,
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