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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24

New York. April 23-The New York
Journal prints the following from Key
West today:
The Journals dispatch boat Echo ar
rived this morning with the following
dispatch:
Friday, April %, on board Anita Is
miles east of Havana off Cuban
coast. One of the first shots fred in
anger from the gun of an American
ironclad across the bows of an
enemy's ship since the close of the civil
war, was hurled from the deck of the
New York as a signal to the Spanish
freighter Pedro, of Bilboa, to heave to
shortly before O'clock this evening.
The little Pedro, scurrying like a
scared rabbit, close in shore and
favored by the closing in of a foggy,
misty day, was sighted by the New
York and Immediately brought about
with a shot across her bow.
SPANIARD SIGHTED.
1T was shortly after o'clock that
the New York signalled the fleet to
halt, and scudded away like a grey
hound along the coast of Cuba. Far
of Cuban hills, half seen, half guessed,
could be traced faint film of grayish
smoke, the one visible evidence of a
Spanish freighter striking vainly to
race cut the day without being dis
covered by the great gray monsters
that blackened the sky to the west in
one solid mass of black clouding from
the funnel of roaring furnaces.
''Yainly the Spaniard raced. Charg-
-, 81, ct .:.,T &ae- I'D he
York soon lay across the bows of the
Spaniard and the crashing challenge
blazed from the deck of the cruiser.
SHE HOVE TO.
"a huge puff of white smoke rolled
out from the side of the flagship and
far off, just in front of the Spaniard.
a mountain of white foam leaped into
the air. In a moment the course of the
strange Spaniard was changed and she
hove TO. Shortly after the New York
led her prize further from shore, and
laid her to. Crew and captain could
be seen rushing about the deck of the
ship Ike a nest of ants, hiding their
valuables and striving to avert some
impending fate the- could only guess
at in their ignorance.
LAS she came around her name could
be clearly read on her stern. She is
the Pedro of Bilboa, Spanish
freighter. two masted. with a black
funnel, and single yellow stripe and
hull black above red
"As soon as she was laid alongside.
the Pedro was boarded by Ensign
Frank Marble of the New York, with
a prize crew, consisting of file Of
marines and seamen.
With great formaIity the ensign
swung aboard and assumed command.
\ burly barefooted American tar
showed the Spanish quartermaster
away from the wheel and began to set
the course of the Spaniard. The Span
ish crew gathered in a terrified huddle
near the forecastle and awaited devel-
opments.
STRANGER WAS GERMAN.
Hardly had the prize crew been put
on board before another freighter was
seen going down the coast to the east
ward. The New York, leaving the cap
tured Spanish craft in charge of the
prize crew, drew across the bows of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24

stranger and sent shot into the
water directly in front of her bows
She paid no attention to the challenge,
but kept steadily on, and few seconds
later another shot was sent hurting
across the water in front of her.
After this hostile demonstration she
halted up, and was soon following the
New York out to sea. It was ascer-
tanned, however, that she flew the Ger
man flag and consequently she was per-
mitted TO proceed.
AS this is carried from the scene of
the occurrence by the Echo, the Pedro
is being headed for Key West TO be
used as transport for carrying United
States troops to Cuba.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
KINGS ARMY AMENDMENT.
Wanted the Law to Expire at End of
Two Years.
Especial to The HeraIdl

Washington. D. c.. April 2S-Judge King
endeavored this afternoon to secure an
amendment TO the army line bill by which
Its operation would expire by limita ton
at the end of two years. The amendment
was supported by many members of the
house. but was not successful. ReDre-
sentative King advanced this amendment
because of the belief that in the event Of
a war with one of the really great powers
our army establishment would demand
another great proportionate increase.
quite as considerable as the one now
taken to prepare for the conflict with
Spain.
Senator Cannon left tonight for Missis-
sippi with the Walthall funeral party
Judge King has completed the draft of
favorable committee reports on his in
dustrial home bill and the bill opening the
Uintah Indian reservation. These reports
VIII be presented to the house by the
Chairman Of the committee on Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
DYNAMITE AIDED ROBBERY.
Safe Exploded and Booty Taken From
an Ohio Rank

Delaware. o., April 23.-Some time
before daylight the Scotia Savings
bank of Ostrander. seven miles west of
this city, was entered by four burg
lars, the safe blown open with dyna-
mite and $1,000 in cash, $1,000 in bank
able paper and lot of jewelry stolen.
The robbers escaped with a stolen horse
and buggy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
THE OREGON AND MARIETTA.
Their Whereabouts Known Only to
the Naval Bureau.

Washington, April 2S--The navy de-
partment is fully aware of the where
abouts of the battleship Oregon and
the gunboat Marietta, but for prudent
reasons the officials positively decline
to say where the vessels are. whether
or not they have been ordered to re-
turn to San Francisco or, in fact. to
make any statement respecting them.
further than that they have no appre-
henslon for their safety 1t is known
that the department has taken steps
10 nave the commander of the Oregon
met by friends, and warned of the out
Dreak OF hostihties, and of the presence
of the Spanish torpedo gunboat Te-
merario at Buenos Ayres, in the path
OF the warship on her way to the
North Atlantic squadron.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
NalLA
The Ships.

Havre-sailed, La Bourgogne, New
York
Liverpool-Arrived, Etruria, New
York. Sailed, Lucania, New York
Antwerp-Sailed, Noordlaud, New
York.
Bremen-Sailed. Patria, Hamburg:
Campania, Liverpool; Mohawk Ions
don; Amsterdam, Rotterdam Arrived.
St. Louis SOUTHAMPTON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
KAYSVILLE CKEERED.
Several Hundred People Greeted the
Sixteenth.
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial to The Herald.)
Kaysville, Utah. April 2S-Several hum
dred people We're at the depot here to-
night when the Sixteenth infantry went
through, and. as the trains sped by. there
was an enthusiastic cheering and waving
of flags, which was responded to with a
will by the boys in blue The local mem
bers OF the q. A. r. were there in uni
form. with a flag and a banner hearing
the legend, Remember the Maine" Move,
ments of the Sixteenth are of local inter-
est. from tn fact that two Kaysville bows
O. {. Bennett and w NJ Garlick. are
members of Company c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
USUAL DENIAL.

Vancouver. B. c., April 23.-Accord-
ing to advices brought here today ON
the steamer Warrimoo from Honolulu.
the sensational story that the Ameri
can flag was to be hoisted over Homo
lulu is without foundation. The Hawai-
ian Gazette, the official government pa
per. under date of April Is. publishes
denials by United States Minister
Sewall, Admiral Miller and President
Dole, who say the story is absurd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24

tomorrow morning. 1t is impossible to
find confirmation or denial of the ru-
NOR, but it comes from high author
:t<7''
The Hawaiian Bulletin says: "Ad-
miral Miller said yesterday afternoon
that he was in Honolulu to annex the
Sandwich Islands, and would not leave
until that is accomplished"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
President Issued His Proclamation For 125 1000 Vol
unteerS to Liberate the CubanS.
REGULAR ARMY TO MOVE AT ONCE,
MILITIA TO FOLLOW IN DUE TIME
Three Great Camps viii Be Established to Make Seasoned
Soldiers of Our Citizen Guardsmen

Indicating
AS
kilograms Country Pouring
the Corps Disadvantages Gen. Brooke
Under the
Presidents Call For $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
Imports and Exnorts

New York. April 22.-Exports for the
week: Gold, $500; silver, $685., los.
The imports were: Gold, $40, SS1, 900:
silver, $17,595; general merchandise,
SO, as, 243
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
Flagship New York Left the Others and Ran Down
the Spanish Freighter Pedro.
THIRD PRIZE WAS NO PRIZE:
FLEW GERMAN FLAG AND LET co
Good Chances For Inerceptng Two Spanish Ships Having
On Board Eight Hundred Men For Cuba.

Torpedo Ericsson Chase Fishing
By the
Likely Prey Ship SPANS Navy
Can overtake the ParPeacefu Blockade
Laden Rum
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24

Brisadier General John J. Coppinger
and Brigadier General James r. Wade
respectively The division COM
manders Will form their divisions into
brigades and assign the senior officers
present for duty to command them.
By command of Major General
Miles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
Not a Graet Prize

On board the flagship New York. off
Havana, April %. 9 a. m.-The Ameri-
can feet is still off MORO Castle. No
casualty has occurred up to the pres
ent time 10 any of the American yes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
Sherman viii Resign Tomorrow.

Washington, April 23.-The Post will
say tomorrow that the resignation of
Hon. John Sherman as secretary of
state will be placed in the hands of
the president Monday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
Snanish Fours

Paris. April 2S.-Spanish As closed on
the bourse at So 3-16. The closing price
last night was 80 11-16.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
BASEBALL.
At Louisville-No game; rain.

At Philadelphia-Ne York, IA; Phil
9.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24

At st. Louis-St. Louis Cleveland
game postponed: wet grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24

At Pittsburg- CiQcinnati-P ittsburg
game postponed; rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24

At Louisville-Louisville Chicago
game postponed; rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24

At Baltimore-Boston, 2; Baltimore,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
PATRIoTIC OFFERS.

In anticipation of the certihcation of
the presidents call, a vast number of
letters and kilograms have begun TO
flow in upon Secretary Alger. offering
the services of the senders as volun-
teers in the army So numerous are
these communications that the secre-
tary has asked The press TO notify the
people that such communications
should be directed to the governors of
their respective states and territories,
as he has no authority under the law
to accept volunteers directly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
STRANGER WAS GERMAN.

Hardly had the prize crew been put
on board before another freighter was
seen going down the coast to the east
ward. The New York, leaving the cap
tured Spanish craft in charge of the
prize crew, drew across the bows of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
WHAT IT MEANS.

The formation of grand army
corps in the department of the south,
with headquarters at the three gulf
ports, is an evidence that the govern
ment is to move upon Cuba at once
with troops of the regular army, leav-
ing the volunteers just called for to
be disciplined and worked into shape
for future use in the campaign. The
formal order for the creation of this
grand army division, issued at the
war department at the close of office
hours, was as follows:
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-29
2Gg Wirrfe til ncoemitaaemoe 9riier:

WtaWIHf y" . 10 NUptNuNt, en- IbtH STUNt, BehL .WVVU NV'Is ~ !
Wan!ns No. 10 Stuftr pa bber @uee. en- then StHnr ~ 80 Z
1anins NO. 5-3r Sfufer pna beer Gnbe. en- itesn StuHr,
80.
No. 4 Drop Head, 10 Stuncr pa bper Qnos en- SO HI'
Gcurc WaNue or iaotcess fonfrnrret, at Rnfiubcpeoti iTntcS ne
.ettrnnouborott, be e. t1ict I'll Gnoel. tGagc5 putr q. MAJ. ~ RI
'uefGHeat net % pet Worb. 9et tnlet lie ntrt Ito at luus SIX. MI,
0thnc NtafHe ee en- nRb alminbeItgt Saag, RrtS. -. ..." VGS'N"
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-29

fimpel, nsmlis, at enhper imitiom
Spaoom bar fin Sprinoelis fra en-
iar.aen Spire; insen Mitrobe, iNgsr
Spaopm. nprpo Witrp6en, idd er bet
Slut meb Snebommsn. per | ben
ienere Sib er man tommen iii Grfjen
Sel1e al, at Witroben (eGIaa taloet
gatterie ener gacine) ofte finoss, uosr
at ben lebfdses at Spgbom. 5or at
fad 5beorien til at paste antagtr Bat
t~eriploaerne bsrfor M, at bet life er
Spirens (eGer gattertens) N6rp9reile.
men en- mbartet, uIuno Seitanenbef
psb ben, iom forpoGper Spgoommsrl;
mtb andre Orb: ben ip9elise 2tl'tano
ct fales for gacillen pg patienten.
(gft. "Weoical age.D
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-29
Stumper 90 Styffer fra
OFT oe Deit.
XIII.
2an en- Worpbin. z lape giere ct
Qnloiat Ieitameutep
Kill.

Spsrgsmaalet ON, bporpibt en- pers
fon, fom er benetpen til at b.rufe fig
meo Morpbin, fan SIRE It ~lppggloist
Seitdnente, blep for ct Idrs lib iioen
~bebdnblet at gioilrettsn / 9ednpots,
5rantrig, 6bpr ben paaitdno bar frsns
fat, at ct Iddbant Document itulpe
tienpes ugploist.
Sagens Smtanbtgbsber bar fsls
senbs: Den lite SUM- 1896 fdnot
man | ct Tibet nobus paa Waubsrts
plabfen 2iset al en- Manp paa onts
trent trebipe aar, ber nogle 2imer fss
mere at bans 8ennsr blsc gienijenot
iom Gnudrb 9ubus, Qppotat peo aps
pelationsretten / paris os padfiennst
Distsr al ben npe Stple. 8eo Sioen
at 2iget fanbtss en- Yrupa5sS prsite.
Som aabenbart fprfalbsn til at 6erule
fig meb Mcrpbins Snoiprsitnin8sr bdps
be Gbudrb Subus, iaalspss ipm bon
rgfaa ielp bapoe ifrepet / 1T 2eftas
mente, ielp tdget Gipet al fig "peo
Snoipreitning unoer Suoen at en-
Sperbolis af @iften."
Oct bar ben Ifbebes Spo9er, en- Hos
iarius | Ga Sartbs, iom forlangts
9eitamentet omftsot, ibst ban gruns
pebe i'm pudftano paa 3eitators be-
fienbte og al BAN ielp ertienpts 9sn-
falbsn til Worpbin 9eruielie, en-
StrbsttlItano, Der binoreOe BAN ira at
oisponere pber fin gienOOm meo ben
Qanosfribeo iom Gipiuopen traper.
SITTER forifiellise S~prbonolinger ons
euaenoe Gbuaro 9ubus's 5ortio pg
Waaoe at lepe paa fortoiteos aetten
9aaItdnbsn ON Seitamentsts ugplotgs
beo % ertl9rebe, at bet maatte blipe
ituasnbe. 9ommen ~grunbeoe fig fao
ben 9stragtning, at Morpbins9anen
life tunbe ejsre en- 9eripn ~uaniparlig
lise o~perfor 2open ON 5orbrpoeiIel, %
naar bette bar fart, Iad tunoe Den Idas
msset minbre sisre Yerioner uaniOars
lige t 6enieenbs til here's borgerli9s
5anolinger. est. Courier pes Stats
unis.)
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-29
!. HGpene | Connecticut.

2igeIom 8aninerne sr blepne til en-
2anpspldge / QuItralien og G%dllfnrs
MEN, iaalepes er bet famine S~tlf9loet
meo RGpene / Connecticut. gluoet
"Nsp gort Sun" bar oercm ~inoeholpt
en- artitel, booraf meoosles felgenoe:
Der er aiOrt Stribt til at faa Sta
ten til at beitsmms Stubpenge for R9p
for at forminbIfe be Sorper al R9ps,
bpormso Staten er belemret; tbi enbs
itisnt Sunbreoer AZ benz sr brGbte I
ben ienere 9io, iDneS SdIst pdd benz
at bore meb bpsr Waaneo, us be gisr
5armerne flor Stabe peo at repe GjGs,
aaltunsr ps Ssns / Sneiepis, brGbe ct
iterre antal, eno be bprtferer cg OPP
ebe 9Gg at iimplers ps ablere apdlis
teter uben Sprftiel.
9enne 2anbepld9e bar ioar nadet ct
Iaaoant Smfang, at Der life er nogsn
5armer t BEN norolise elsr peitli9e
Del at Staten, Tom 6olper 6j9rtrG,
uben at ban bber Nat MAJ iGtte en-
al fine Sieneiteguttsr til at bploe 8agt
ober Seniesuaroen meb label 9eprr;
men trpos al 5oriietigbeo lpttss bet
lite iieloen BEN ilue R6p at frappe en-
5ugl.
Sra lite Tppembsr til IibTt I Wprif
er 286 R9peI tino iol9te | Gountierne
5onanb pg 0inbbam. Der bar oess
uben maaite pmtrent 200 til, ber bar
faa isnoerrsbre af Sunoens % at
Sdgldoninser, at be par unbttige.
.. 6. Salbpt At Coventry bar tjsbt
aIe HGpsifinbsne fra be nGpnte TO
Counter, omtrent 100 fra Sartfprb
90. % bobbelt iaa mango fra Gpuns
tierne 2ithftelp ps Rem Sapsn.
s Raugututs Glpsoal primler be. at
R9pe. 2anbet ~ppsnfpr Watsrburb cr
ben Del at Connecticut, Tom sr rieeIt
paa 5i9rtr9 pg 9gg. 2%anbItdbets
biersige geIfaHsnbeo Itdffsr be frbes
reoe Rspere betpemme Stiuleitebsr.
Der finbes neppe en- Sous fra tire Mils
o~penfpr Waterburp til StatsbranoIen,
Iom lite bar en- eler flere RGbebuler.
) Wcunt Som, Muunt 5Obs % an
ore itsrre S~siberb9ae primIer bet al
otsfe Staeeobr. Oct er en- ulminbelia
5ing for 5arnere pua bisie Santer ON
Wprgenen at finbe bare TO e1er tire les
penoe at fine 100 Sens; 9unoe ps for
giftet aisb bar intet biulpst.
Sioite 8inter bar sanIte itrerg cpps
I 0alen, og R9pene, ipm bar bsIperdts
at 5unser, ansreb psfaa unee Gam, ia
be bar enoog orebt Stintbpr, iom be
'tsote paa peb 5eniesaarbene, % fom
naturli9ois bar ube / famine gGrinoe
Ipm Repene.
Oct ~antages, at oper 5000 StDtter
5iertra, beri i~nobefattst 8oltuner,
8ies, 2Gnoer og !Ssns, ct blepne sosz
lagte al Repene alene i Naugatuctz
Dalen ~openfor 8aterburb fra 8eapns
SelIen at December til Slutten af
april, og at iamtioie tire @ange faas
mango 2gg er opabte at Rape, Stint
epr, Maarer pg Restatte.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-29
!. S%ortngas. Cerne.

8ette er en- 6rupps at Ger os
Sfier, bporaf pmtrent ii Stptter RACER
iaumeeet rp at @anest, at be er tsrre,
mebsns be pprige operitples. paa ben
Glib, ba 5loriba tjsbtss al Spanien /
1919, Misbefum $5,000,000), 6apoe
Sprtugass gerne en- 9iolans parst ct
Smutbul for gutaniers eGsr Ssrepsre,
fpm hiemIsste ben meritanIte 8ugt os
bet taraibiIte SAB, pg be Jorenebe
Statsr beIluttsoe at anl9gge ct Sort
Der for at iette en- Stopper for peres
8spsrier. Sntet blep gjrrt fer 1847;
pa paabeepnptss anlGgsst at ct Sort,
talost Sort SeHsrion, pua 9arpen
aep. Otter at babe ipsncsret abTtiaiee
Miaipner Dollars pau bette 2rbeioe
CAB Reaierinsen bet pp, os bet fan bel
for 5iben neppe fables anbet enb en-
Huin. S%ortugerne ligger pmtrent 70
Mile peitenfor 8ep Weit og omtrent
10 Mile fra Sapana. 5or nosle aar
iioen bleu S~ortuserne "itreone ober"
fra arissz til Stattdmmsr 0epartes
mentet % er fiben blebne anpsnote til
aparant9nesS Station, bpor Stibe meb
ben guile 5eber pmburb er blepne bplOte
tilbase. Oa bet ipaur tegnsbs til. at
Ri itulbe fpmmer / aris mso Spanien,
lob Reaierineen Steoet befaite Og
giorbe bet til en- auIitatipn. (aoleop
Weetln BID
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-29
3. yin 5beori um imitiumme Sps.


a~naaaenbe "Mitrober," "Spirer"
eaer "8atterier" ftripsr Or. 0ppbs
parb / Blaoet "2anest": "Wlan bar
paret tiIbsielis til at anfs benz (gattez
rierne) Ipm ben c~prinosliss aarIas til
oisie Grter at baoeIise Spsopmme %
til nbpitlingen al StoHs, Tom ~Ioraar.
Eager Gorraabnslie; men Sasen sr /
Iirtslisbeoen ben, at be bjaIper iii at
bolbe Soroen friIt % rem fer bens Be-
bpere os peblisebclber en- ftuot9 Girtua
fdtion | ben materisls gerben fra ben
liplsie 5ilitano til ben lspsnbe % fra
ben lepsnbe til ben hsoe. Del CT inter-
esfant at bst9nte, at Wenne Iteilaetsn
uben 9atteriernes 8irtiombeb life pils
be tunne fortIatte i'm 5ilp9relie; uben
bisie imaa Orgonismer pilbe Dbres %
planetperbsnen furl9ngit bore uppsoe
al ibsl araftlsshsb % Cult, % 8ers
bens 8irtIumbeb ipm ct fort Draft
neri sIsr 2abpratorium pilbe bore
itanbIet."
5 fin ferfts Stittslie bar osune
Gpires sller MitrobssS bepri meaet
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-29

NNf c. -
"Suspcunsu1. iom fnoes abaoet Der. CT en- mo02rne G~.
drntet GinItius efter nc3st ti8uenoe Ieooei Ium New Hcn.n
5pnlaiituen, mso 3He3uelle al ale osnnes spoe, oa lotuiIgi, Al
ale hens o~aarit9e 9genTiabsy. Ser sr til g(aiincn5 soos Gam.
itabsr iset mango me 5orbeornser, JONI uSopen0j8pis maa apg
OeR Ill en- NaIins at isrite atasis.
On al De ftsrhe Sproele, iom sr tosrt sIter "New Home
Dtaittnsn, CT ben, at ben siotr ct Positive Feed, toct Der tn, b..
aouss npseu SiGr euer Spriu9 for at faa Mnfhnsn til at arbrs.
Iu nnoen beloia 5orbeortua iom mart ul bItOe paa7tlgart al
GHhper, ion benptter Spna iiineH, er a feed, sx cr ialho.s 'op
itruertt, at ben IAN bGpes % ianies uso en- fmpel 3rore.ra,
aoer al TONNE %erpreIe ueo the feed dog. Gen CANT, TaaS,
at resuIere oenne Siass gal.tne pan. web SlRIp al Siptr, font
%iaIttoIot the feed dog til the feed bar, bar altio mrofnt garr.
!igbeosr, tbt oerfpnt bet lille blso f~oretaget meo T~gia9ttgbN. uIps
the feed dog euten ramme 6or. euer 8asIipen Of gaalepaofa
eler paiaa plloe the feed blips uIGpu,
GPaIttneu arbs oer let % rGiten IboIsit. Inattbarrtr {,
ruuo. men 8ieeulutor.getet adjustable bearings seilt mo 5l
gctItet eiper mere euo ~alninbeli9 S~liobarbeo. % ssVrp:o Nala.
bnrreu bHuer iftanb til lGr9ere lib at urbstoe aSsn Die uon
at iGtoes. gaur etpttsn aanr iOrbt NaaIen ps 8leuRs# QsHal
er Spertraapen Hap bpiIiet sisr, at ben alOrts Tan brRIies. ia.
liueu trroer fig ielp babe ppre % neore 9raao, % urbsOr
automatic, uben Senibn til let euer iurrt arbeios.
"Susocnusu" bruaer opbbelt 8raao o. laosr lock stitch
Den spre 9raao igres Iie fra GpoIeH, ubsn at trro,s glsuu,mt
eler Hsre SuQer, isr ben nuar NuuIpet. Stpttleu trROsr fig ,O;
cen ian trroes gVgrte CO er let at forItaa. NaaIsu sr selfsetdng.
% Tan aItiaa life iettes i~eitagtig.
Seo boert Citing trGttes begee Sraaoe fat iarnusn o. Iuths
gtioten az 3pe', % Sttnseue gieres oerpeo f~nioenot fat ol
iuiotruoia ems pa begge Sioer al 9siet. gPuitaeh ct iori0Frt
wsb lon Suonobiu, buorpso man peo SiGlp al en- RommtiEac
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-29

ri ioune til at bIipe Der til Domusbos. 6ps, bpdo er
bell"
Tara, iom ~pluoieIig iprun8 op ira fiji Seize al Stino os
meb {, Spl itbrtsoe ub al Sptttn, bar adrios til bette ub'
ruab.
"Qbelim," rqdbte en- Stetnnt ~unenfra. "phelin."
"Dst CT Susbpnb," munIste qheIim og iprang op ira i'm
StOI % fuIote ,ftsr 6unbsn uo gicnnem Dersn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-29
eaaItees Ter ~ aftntn no.

Tan itonoie G%RaTtineriet, neoens Spoleu fpIbea. Ten bar sHAA
Arm, ipm 5esuinssn piier, boiltet siper apo RlaOs iOr 3F'ts
paanoterine, noen of aipe ben ct ilumiet l~lbieeuoe. 2m bar fs'
uGIt CT automatic Spole. giroer (bobbn winder1, Der II hd
litter % ~panlioelis lin Sirteu, at EFT oaarItg rnnoet SpoIew
prre Ell l~lntultgten.
"Snspcnnen" Ter asot No, % or elegant label rteo Se1'onm
s]raurbetoet iom til geuItnoeIs. NtaitneHs 5ooitptts sr net LEI
baanbterliat og i8eiiooelie al eubuer fienot 5orbeortn8 paa bette
Omraube. Get aupeuote 5rr er al beoite 8efdTsnbeo % NmEa
%iorarbetoet. 9atcrtnseu o. uoimptntn8eu er fprIte Han8S Sotn8'
bullet % ole De blante gcle Of Maihueu er imutt polertto % Hde'
pIeitsrst, buprpco be faar ct net % ~imagiutot ~lloiesnot ARR
naterialet tr enten Black Walnut eaer antique Oak, etsr 0HTS
mwo French Walnut Panels % rt8t fUripnet mto NcSe.
Trimmings. 8prosus er laoeOe nf ueltprret 2rp, ioutmsHtaia
7 ~fprfteatBe Gag, tuoroeo man bar opuuaet tsrre Stnrte % 'o'
binoret at 8rGst tan lna fla. 9ldiinsns Sooiptie sr torpn'' H0
plated casters. Snroeoe Staaltappe boloer 3rtpbinles % the
treadle plate. bpilfet 9ipr at glaltnen arbstoer rneatt i'ftrft0
Tiers er 3iltGibet. Gen bar alerienene % be0fts Attachments
OF ~alminoeIi8 % fancy Spn. Gu ubfsrIig Suhrutttonso0%
trpft bet norite eaer enseIite sprca, %msbFplssr bueF Ga'0"'