davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
SIvantfrot.

graHetui Tcainlep rtiFt feF,
sirsoas hi,m I'll Gdrtcn. Sbio, forot
msse OF ! BET lille Gntsi,rparifteo !
1T Qr,fluct % ofaipt Stemms cse
Stdisoale.i. 5fslst en- bait 1rtt
acussa Raj Der rare COB Sruuo I'll
at antaet. al ban ,aii,et I'm Sttmms
ain support Of the administration"
Sris I'll Slot 6dlpeeIeR al .. Torz
b1dsHinos-. fem SrpIomdnesn Ritola
SssIa ,rrt;,r til FIN ibat SpFnosIit.
bolosr Silt. idd nil BET norf, Stors
ting ose SiSsR al RusIanbs G,ar iaa
en- m aaasicat paa 2ii:,n opsr BEN,
fem Bar si0rt ia i~ortisnt til Dana
uitnanosH 9obtIs ftors J%r,ogpris.
glsu sr bet Ire uuStrIiat ,anife, al
est 81 femme; ica 0iot, !, man ma
tzHt, Fe TrHerzit % Grtoolosmost
% Glsttrjci's, ion otn s0iss Gr,os
GruHs7insg2-
sc reg e II riu,tIisTis ifrFt MI
inot pan rem 9ti. fom oil Frr, til
IaaIt;. Goot I1ze % qoinS,r
bar ! aarFarsE,osr ~9tzoiiet 6rso,Hs
GrarstIiun. Isu ,: hav pr,st
olErt ce as2tIs-tt I'll Tol.s 5i,rt,s
lag &c cit ~ Sost q aSoIt. b rl,nts
| Iszn:HcHs. Sdnsfnnligs
ris Bar 9srosH pzgst tom for 6isrt,s
lag rs LsHrtFsH: 5lottu for alt
% Goe;. for iu1tH bar brit
BEN. Gsyss ;Hetrzu1suos Yak -
9aoet InoIst oisnn.m Jo!ts 5oo.r.
d tuHee liss ioa goet baDs apptI.ret
til 9siuo ON at labs prrs m.o at
% fr1is 'aa f4li.
Ra II nj bIst .Ioesr:. Ut cpptners
til SisrtsIos os heu;s. Jflsii.r .r
'aof1Hst. Dat e. Gprtti Wtns
ION MAD truss mto 5~tIptosas
na'ttHer 90 GIs.:ricit.t % cI,snE
SroIohab. f.aI bst bialps HOg.t. Ga
e sdmleooss J~rsospsnusr fan gda
5i,n os Iugs, Fs.
mIsn sr 1T, oette IN bitter Stir6s
mems Srori tanf,t2
Seq TIER. iss MI anbsioIe auu;
SoomiuH Ct nrj5s sn Sotirs opsr oigie
ling urosr SitsI,n: -9ero,u brloer."
Eruuli.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
1anmarfs noenrissbanoel.

Den brittle acniul / 0anmart bar
til I'm Rsgiering inbfsnet Rapprrt ON
0armarts llpenrisshanhel for adret
1897, "a bel frsmgaar bsraf, at n1pnts
qar bar fQrbelss bsIoigt for Sdnmdrt.
llbsnlanbsbdneeIen beIeb Zig til ar.
$500 pr. 6ooe. Sun England itdar
oper ganmart, hpao betpoelig uoens
l~anogsanoel dngaar. Storbrituntens
uosnlanes6anosI bar Sir. 1885, 90,
frantriaeg ar. 1850 og Spitlunos
Or. 144,OO pr. tSoos. England sr
Ianmurts beoite aunoe. s adrets
Qe6 unfsrtes opsr 145 Wtiuionsr
Smer CO II Milirrsr Sneie 9gg ira
8dnmart. Gst bar nogsi msr sno /
1896. SsrtiI tpmn.r en- bstpoelig
uofsrisI al 5Isit. aiso CO foriieui8s
aornbarsr, FAINT mango andre Ting.
Oanmart inIger ogiaa en- Del Ss'ts
Mar ON anost.
Eanfsrne eprtsr in Serb % rsgtsr
iins 5ushpr mso for 5oritdnb %
Stirniomtso. % berfCr 9ier be
Psnss. 5oItehsiitoIsn / JorbinoeIIs
mso agsrbrussitplerns bar giOrt meset
til. at ben bdnIte gonositano sr, hoao
ben sr: ! mango Senisenosr meniters
p0roig.
6psrt snsits aar aisrss tore Str9ts
ningsr al "SSsos" o9 "Spamps" ON til
Qgsrlano, pg bet bstdlsr fig Ter BET
uo til. ) Rorge I. Cts. itstter man
fig til Stogen og lar tore StrGtninz
ger agerIanb ligge Der til llnstte.
SEQ eientur, tpuo isg ofte bur iast. at
fulats RoromGnesne Tantsrnss Cts
smpel, piIse Rurs. ON furhoIosois tprt
BIB brsbfso. fig. Sr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
sampeu moo Grrine.

Som 5t.jsuot afhclet,z ! auauIt
WaaH,o ssttt aar IN sonsrts / 9ariz
Ill Trfiisi's AZ ForauitaItHin9sr moo
2urast1riuasns llobr.otlTe. aongr.sz
len, ott bar ben fitros ! fit SIo9s, aobs
neoes AZ Rr4Fotnt,n, grcf,sior Re-
torb reo g,t,rirIrinftiiut,t / 4liort.
Z WiHastalsH rpsy prof. 9srneuil,
b1ns ScrmdHb p1o gr1FScniplabisn.
frsmholot Ban, at SubtrtuIoien til
ir5ez for al Sub,rtuIinst. Gtrotberos
pieH ca fsS:raaIern. pifts ia upirtz
iomme ! t~bsr1esutif 5snIs,nos, auie,s
rel 81 en- Spgoom. icm tdn hslbreoss.
90 oet of:srs, END man iorue bar trost.
gasH b ost sr Ist;,rs CO beor, at fore
bp89s IN Snaepm eno at beIbrsos ben,
bsr 5rrsousetsH lagos paa 9ruTns
Iar.H. 5sr buree q oGre ir9r at gisns
ntTffrs, od Smittsn hopsoiosslig
frrsoss p.o hst inotfrrsos Sppt (Sas
Iira).
9~onerssisn b.iIutt.os sHhsIie at
femme mso fslgsnos uotaleIisr:
soHgrssisH Der amer Smitts iarIig
pso Spntrins for ben pistisits aariag
til Su5ertulofs, rni.sr
u q. ane oHsntIiae 2otolsr, / Gar
osIssb,o StoIsrue. fortunes mso Sppts
t.battsr.
2 Ut subertulsie ,i isno,s til Qfps
Ter for Rs,cnpdls'csnter.
81 Vt Der oprsttss aTeiitsfrie 1Joltez
idnutorisr. % at IN aomit. neoiRttss
! BET Eism.b.
a Ut 2Ggsrnss Og 9ublitums Cps
msrtiomhsb bsnl.oss paa 5Orbslsn AZ
imaa Sanatorisr.
81 UT inritilts aipIer bsr Fnbss for
Observation-Disclosures.
81 aongrssin tatter llnirsrftstsrs
nss Rsttrrer. Der bar bihrasst til at
gier. Observation-Disclosures bs.isnSt, %
anhoIosr ON autoritsternss Stetts oso
bets Samnsntr1ben.
y en- Sorsiprrgf.l rsttss til aoms
misfionsn for 1900 aars uo~itiQingen,
pa1 hoiltsn Waobs man beoit bsr uns
osrrstts Be beieesnhs ON 5arsrr. peo
Spatninesn og ON Rsboenbigbsben at
Spnttsbdtter.
8 Sonorssfsn amer BET FOR rsbntnz
oia. at Der o1Hnss en- international Suz
bsrtuIoietomits.
81 aorgresisn betr1fter Rsopsnbios
bsosn az en- 2pp. Der paabnbsr Qoitils
lsIisn AZ ipge Tpr ira frifs % 9uz
itsuriisrirg al MsIt, Der anpsnbss til
Sit "a Smsrlnpning.
10) aonerssisn forproner nsis CT
terfnr / Sldetsrisr % snTrer
ID at geTfprsIitn eneruiit mda cps
tr2os MOB grugsn AZ 5utsrtuIin / BEN
beniiet at niufs gubsrtuIpIen bog
Grsatursrne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
Sproslise morfporoie.
heoer.
3. Set arsnne Gre.

J Salsmaaoernss 5itoris II oer en-
hap3isJorstsslfs, At Il ~n9rIigetnos lib
TINT iori1n.r IN 9snoine mso Ct cp.rs
Hseigt BITE rel msuinesfoyitprrsnoe
Orb. Saalsoss bar "pda itausnos
jlCtteH" fa1st III g1rticip fra "paa
itaa.nos Sob; "pa1 FpDsnoe 5Iat..n"
bar fact het fra 4 fIppsnbe cart"
"9aa ct b1ngsHos 6aar" ftuloe bar.
beoe "paa q 6oar (n1r)~ - Spf, BEL
sinen 5aars; rlsH bette ubtrnt Ct BE
ret 9aapirtst AZ 9snbinasn bans 9ip
bangor / en- Sraab, ct 5aar", bprriur
est be.isEots, / st Seftsbaar b3nssnbs
91motIssiparo lig9sr til 6runb. Raar
is9 ! osnns TrrbinosIis manner llotrpts
tst "5rso CO soos Iaee" nil rel be fIsits
fper9s. hpao unoerIig; Der pei fan bare
osS bet; ndur man tan Itss. "baps
5reo" % "hape gobs 9ags", ma man
usl oaiaa turns figs "haps 5rso % soos
Goa," ussn at uoiatte ia for ben FIps
losiIts Spiosfnoiabeb. :Stts befominz
ore bar 5orbinoslisn ";5reo % 0ao"
oprinoslig en- aunite ipscisl gstpbnino:
iaa!soes hsosr Del for Grsmpel / Ct
Striit fra 1886: "2eusrin Sensien
flo sttgh 9ersisn ibsu / frib &C 9ds
as". Sstte Dag" betpber: StiIitano,
5reb os GurIie; sgsntIig: lIoiGttsIis
at en- Sag sIer al 5isnbtIiebebsr dml.
"inoen Gur og Dag, bpor Dag" fab
runIig b~stsonsos en- Sermin al Ter
llgsr). af bet samls Il Crib &C Soas"
er llbtrpttst BABE 5rsb og gpoe Sags"
cpFtaaet psb Concentrating msb "at
BABE gooe 0a9e", berom fan Der inoen
Spil herIte. Del fibTte Grempel ie1
itaI n9nns, bar Def tilTR1ss mso Dor /
Spsrifriftsr n1onie Salsmauoe, at en-
5urpebetsgnslie bar inoineest ia pou
~urstm9sfg Bis. Spor Ri figsr "ost
pasIsr Tom en- innttei R1ps til ct blaut
Eie", osr bar Spfterne ben a~lminosIioe
Torm: "oas pafst ME bic Tuuit aui's
4ugs". bet famine iom bet pagitr me-
get ilos. 5dnten sr ben. at Eist sr en-
e~nta1Iis sine, os en- aupinnpe life bet
rstts Rsbitab til at bshanbIe bet meo.
Ssrmso sr od iammsnblanoet llotrptz
tst: init sinsm blausn guee bapons
fommen~.
Raar nan bstsgnsr ben ioralsis Ro
Uso 9snoingsr "l9sgsr ia pan 1T
grsnns IRE, idu Oifsr sn Sommenlius
ming mto bet tpfts "Fd aufs OBJ
lsgsH", at osiaa Der 5arpebetsanelfen
sr 'sHere tiItcmmei. ) iarms gstpos
ming inaos Romtrns in utrampis.
osrtram lursm oormirs. seller life
fan Der bsr'te 1pil ON. hporfra Qsists
tirst Ct inotommst: bet q ira Sa!ss
mc1oen "iatte 10 pso eng orruns Sis
re-. hror ogiad Spitsrns bar bet: "i.ss
bid an msins CRIME Ssiis" Ser Ct
srsr- ost idmm. 'om gunitig, en- iumz
bolit getpbHine. iom Grbsi bar faa.t
pan Orune al BEN orrnn. Iarpes s.
aa1slios 9irtHius paa Srnsoroarst;
osrfcr sr arsrt rgi1a 6aobtts Garu..
lgfsrne ii9sr -ismane Mot grin
isiH" | gstponirssn: if. par. en- bulb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
Smerttr 2ee % Ruitler er en-

hasIisoass grfaEtng for JoIt. iom Ii
Ssr al &sumatismt. S~teriieoel.n af
bisit SiIf9Iosr bar I'm Gprinhelie i,
At GLcSsi er ursnt. Def btofs Gage
rieotI er d. getsrs -aurito," ber
blsb n9baget az eunl. d. Qeter
5ahrnen i0r opsr hunortos Var TiesR.
msn fife e. blspen apsrterst fsr.no
forupiis. Zen gjsHsiuer gloosi bets
8sateo % Srrft. rqrtsr 5el. Sptte
met os e~isno9rsttsr 5tl5rsotE. 1st
sr f~jsIotni, at Der CT Hogn Sp9oom
foroorioga pto oaariiet slsr ursn,
Sioo snsr UapeIorosner. iom "auz
ritz" life 5.l5rsbsr. Den q fife no.
GER apotbstsrmtoi,tH, msn i4lgss
fun al fat. 4esHtsr. Golf. Der boz
paa Gttbsr. b3cr iHs,n agent FnoeE,
fan srbolss u 35t SLATER for 500
eirs.ie fra ja5ri,enitH. 9att fp.
oitns 1iisro sialber Blot en- Sarg
for iomns 9srion. Grin iii Gr.
gstu Jebraep. 112-1l4 60. 5o9nt
art, gbicase. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11

for min Sors .r cper Of THadiie fatfe
opennqrnts gelutnine.
Dsn SilnGrm.lis / Sag, ioT Jor'
hanplinoerns mslsm Waioritetsrns pda
be1a, Siosr ubsftrioslig bar last Tor
8aasn, inogipsr mig mibIertiois bet
bdab. at bet fore Spersmaal ! en- lille
altfor fern 5rsmtib paanp maa tunns
r,ii,s % ba IRE til en- hslbis aflluts
nina.
Oct ma ogiaa mso 5dtnsmmsltss
FEB ihutommss, al ben fanoinupttts
5ulosg tpenoe forsnsbs men ieIDit9nois
a. 'FOl, unoer biOtil, lige iioen 1914
ojrIo.no. geftsmmsIisr life dlsns bar
funnel NIB. en- uaTbrubt 5rso, men
bsrbug idopsI danbslist iom materielt
bar funnel uopitls ia | en- uanet Gruo".
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
'1cnaana iea oroa afiteo."

On iapdnsIiit Sist.r / sotio ueo
Raun RannasSoriiu bar / JrIge
'goIititsn" ifrspei en- Sang til Sors
nsmaHrs WeIooi "9ensong leg oros
aiiteo." s.iisrsn AZ Sapar bar Jun
bet iaa msg,t 9ehoe ! ben oanie IRE
looi, al ban bar Iobst 1T 9iptorps ans
tag. Sangsn Iom SisnoiRgsmeIooi.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
&orte, men gooc Haao.

Srit minors. aano mere; ipis mins
ors, ing mere; rib minors. saa mere;
bar faa aI1oer. Sab mere; tisb big
minors. ar5sio mere; sbiI minors
bort. bortgip heller mere; "TRIP minors,
l9s mere; fuut miuore, hanoi mere.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
neutrality-suspicious..
SuIe.Erfurhpuc

Roget alosles mt oa sueitaaenoe i III
Flags er une9teIis Epmiuious 2iutsns glper.
tisiemfHt / In9eus Simmer.
Siteoetior be itereotpps 8ctisnotoiprelisr,
ipm 9umSitibsllrisrue blotil bar beunttet,
bar 9irieus GeHeraIassnt, Gus Srubera, MI
strst &ablitum Guleoniug til at ie @Giu.
gram al ielus De 6artgier. ipm itaI puer.
brin8e be itore Gr,uriiUrsr til Gamlslanoet
buiIte Grtariicner aisaar ira gbicaso ben
2Soe Rooember % Ste December.
Oct er lite raHitrltgt at inoie, bpilten itpr
SsttsIis BET heri8ieuuem bereoes Set rciienbe
Sntlltum. gubrer tan MI uosn ganItelia.
hso 'e, boor Dc for ban, beIoigite Ylaole er
bsiig9cnSe, os fan 9lsre lit @als Ssreiter.
Hosrtislemeatst siuer uGrmere 8eiteo.
Set er ulituof mango uopper gaupet, Tom
oI bsnptte oerue auleOuius til at ~"iprcne
BET Hpt,t9e meo bet Ssbagelige" Ga olrre
5etier coer 9auet ms0 ct al oisie ilpSenpe
Saiaoies. &i t~sHulier iorpurigt til aper.
tlsismsntet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
Smaapiuf.

G. g. IsHrss | 5ez2eC So-rfbj1
miftteg Fsf.. liz, IN Sase % 81 asI
ID 81 oee SIossvaHe. Sn5st u nls
giz o1i.,t gto a~Efurarte / BET Rcrfe
eisnTeies Gziurdnlsf,Iaab.
q. G. RtIi1z fra G,torab. inr
fog.ieta u 9olitilsitncni i aapitols
spsHin1sn / 1oihiHgtcu. par osn,
icm isrf c9oas,ot, IT asr bar nosst
galt pes Gos-Frsus. itrag fsr Gr9!os
Frnsn io1st Stto fofs Senoas. Dan
si. nss ! SafsneEtst FOR at unosriss.
8azrFrsE., % r1sosEs Ban 0ar oer.
,r2!ooersos Gaisn ! eeR DEL az gpss
HtHs,r, ban i.rar isr b1oot forIaot.
Gf5I.n g. Ggiti7H. ~9s,orah.
gc'f,E'a Grfattpr, tom / Wanoass
III 1stprob for at bsfrs, Slastnings
% 9,nHtr. 81. Glition er nj Stors
farn.r | 9ac oui Barrie gruHi1.
Slim. Gan Bar 42O acr.g mar Tlas
ristt1-
S1raIe S1rslone. n al Be
e1EI. Set.Isrs paa Daihiugtoz 9rcis
re. sfot WaHoag gftsR / en- aIssr af
pntring so 8or. 5an ,ftsrIaoer
grts % mango 9trn. S~esrapsIisn
Fnner 9Th mag gitsrmisbas.
Tsn rsaubIitaHft, Raioritst /
8iHnsbit 60. q omtrius 400.
5orflossr. ON gpgHins al MT gouris
taE CT rseftsrlt.
THE glor1 3dtobi1n reiits
inf. Grseos til Winn,apolis ior at
5sif9. I'm Ssfisr.
TiTs mamis GbompTon .r rsift
til Rora Springz p11 gsifs en- llg.s
sis.
mrs. 81. 3. 8oIf q Hntt.t inb
! llHicn 5otsI % Bar MI si hort "a
psHi 2o.aIs for TN 5o.sIforr.tning.
- q. g. 5iml, tom fcrlsotn Gdg
hjsn ira 2ot aui gorIs Co., hoor ban
bar opto.et Fg ! Here MaantOsr.
Chm ban .on tism. bar hdn foigt
800 Atr.s III Ssrsu ano.rion /
GonD, 9orHihjo % 320 4er.s til q.
SenHiHesaaarh / 5esper sopnihtp.
iii sousf % Guitap Bins,r / Ruroz
usiE iolgtt Ban $40 acr.s. aue bisIe
2onotiebers oil fptt. iii Cat qui
gorIs Gpuntp nQfte godr.
5rsoninsstibsn for al SIagg
Jta SuDas Snoiesr, 5lobsr pg
Satts tsgpnbsr ben lite Ropember %
odrer iii ben 15oe Wai. Mulften for
SpertraosIis of osnne SOB er So for
bpsr Gin, fem fangss. 8 en- al be
furtortsos llogopsr af Sotpaa me
2ope CT Den samIs Cop dftrDtt iiteoetz
for ben me, ino 6rsbninsstibsu sr
fsiInetig.
Tr. og Wlrg. Carl SlIsn Tom
Teono1g Gftsn tiIbase til Decprah.
9e bar ! IL Gur Bret i Grs.born
Co., Rinn.
4periertbs grsoe: Wr. emanuel
gers:. Mr. George 9. groonsr, Ranz
ho 8. JlotIono. Ir. Sno. Jrsoens
bUrsh, gdis 5iatsre 6ougs, Wr. q.
z. 2nman, In. ). g. 2eoHaro, WiIs
9sra Gee. SIR. Diaiam Warf6aa,
gGrs. Cite 9eIipu, WliIs Renie Gins.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11

Gu MasarinsSi blsp ben 7bs no
pembsr iolat pau en- 4uttipn ! 2onoor
for $3.50 9uno Sterling sItr S14,
$50. Sort i 5orpsisn par ben famine
9ibsl bstalt mep $500 9uno eaer
S19,500.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11

Stp ! BET frosns Roro bill blips
itiIorst ! BET matte go. af "goutbs Gonrs
paaion" al 3 bsrsmts Opoaa,re. G.res
raj 9rseIp fortrlsr ON aosle rusfiIts
SsmGnos eOsnt9r, ION bIsO toiteo. /
Sdno paa en- ubsbost 9 ! Hahapst mso en-
Sat y8sl % en- sammel Mufct % boIot
eiost opPs ! s aar psO Mioler. Der par
li9s iau IoruneerIi9e ION Ro5inior Cruz
Zoe bru8tt. Gpmiral Rartbom befripcr
be 61nomener, Tom be fern. g.isosnbe
Deb N%oropoIsn rimsliapis timber Der. 90
esttnant psarp fortr(sr ON ,r Itar,
Storm. ION OperfaIot hans Stib "Spp."
l Sa0is StrGost, bbor alt omboro, ION
rso fig Log, blsu ct farlist aait.tptg.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
p,rrtapeIts yrpputimat,e.

Srsr-Creameries.. IS az
Diaries. % Il
Ssg-Cases incl. 5 i
Gil-SrimoI, Np. 1.......... 6 -
Brick, no, Il -
Live poultry--aaIiuner. ..... s =
Ssls 3 -
Spring chickens. 6Y-
gGnper. 6 -
Sl9a. -
sgbier-As to variety, pr.Sr!. 400
gga. Or. gu. ................ 90 II
Sppeofndl, pr. Crate ........ - y
4pister, Or. Bu,.t. 20 &
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
SdnosmGuo.

Lom aster at tilbrinae Suleu hoe
$lGat % @cnncr "@amlclauocf~.
Dor lGaae Wirrfe til. at Seansiua.
ptana u Uncertain Sinicns fore an.
l~eerinrhon afaaar fra Tew gprf
Ben 3eie Scecmber, % at moo BEN.
nc @rfurHon mcotaacs uscluffenoe
Sfdnotnacer. 600 Ifa%noiuapisf
NON ierperes inner beIc aciicn, Ga
Yastaaererne Grboioer ~ aorasfcr'
SGpper % Goppcr irit. 8iacfpri,
zen CT fun S28.50 for treoie aiae;c.
To run ct bcgrGnoict sIutal mss.
fa9es, Dor 9ae, iom pnifcr at sci,
fagt ! CHARACTERIZATION, inareit mn.
ita idNe os bette pioc.
Srfnrhonen iorIaocr Ghieoo,
meo ~rtratoa pia GiaaaraiaISst
pnesr perionlis seseiic al rnr
ae''easent. Sii'frip ener bcisa
a. Mortensen&Co.,
General Western Passenger Agents.
TO l.. kinzie Str, Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
cttCaae 9~paamartts.

50 9O5sl
Mixed 3.2j-3i
HEAVY 8.9O-8l
Rough S.2o-3i
Scrn,pTa-Beeves 4.M-5i
Cows and heifers......... l.D=i
Texas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ash
Stockers and feeders. ..... 2.W-a'
6Gar-Native sheep......... 2.b0-il
Westerns. 8.8-4i
Lambs, 4.W-ii
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11
9; srr gorf preeufrmsrf,,,
etttrep proentintati,s.

Smsr-Creameries... ...... IA al
Diaries l2H-,i
Live poultry-2altunsr. ...... 5 -.
SeHs. 8 =
gSneer, -.
gI9s. Or. GunH............ $685..
Ng-S,rictly fresh. loss off,. IS =;
SoEtter. pr. q 81
Spa. pr. 1a.Su. SGi.......... IS II
Suoer. 5 II
Sals. 2a-a
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-11

DEN b.oits lib ,r bet nGf. gi.bIit.
The times., 1898-04-12
mAINE's COOK INSANE.
Passion for Revenge Unbalanced
His Mind.

New York, April u.-Because the Gov
ernment did not avenge the blowing up
of his comrades on the Maine. George
Schwartz. the cook of the battIeship. has
become crazed.
Soon after he arrived here from Key
West Schwartz was sent to the Vermont
He would not discuss the blowing up OF
the ship. "WaIt until we ge. square and
then I viii talk, he said.
Two weeks ago Schwartz became III.
During his delirium he would shout:
Look out boys. The Spaniards will
shoot us before we can swim ashoret"
After his illness Schwartz became mel
ancholy. He read the newspapers con-
tinually and often asked his comrades
when they thought President Mckinley
would declare war on Spain so that ne
might set his revenge.
When action would be postponed he
would say bitterly:
They won't give us chance at those
fellows who killed the boys of the Maine"
Schwartz was assigned to the May
flower Thursday. Friday he grew i'll
again. He had chills and at times raved
violently. So he was sent 70 the Naval
Hospital.
John Load. former master at arms Of
the Maine. and Schwartz'S chum who has
been assigned to the collier Saturn said.
Look at poor Schwartz. He's been
thinking and worrying too much about
the Maine and revenge. It's a wonder
more of US are not in the hospital with
him.
The times., 1898-04-12
TEE HULL BILL.
Adjutant General Ccrbin discusses
Army Reorganization.

AdJutant General Cerbin Discusses
Army Reorganization.
The National Guard, through whose in
fiuence largely. the Hull Army ReOrgani-
zatiOn Bill was defeated in the House Of
Representatives on its consideration by
that body last Thursday. evidently has
not reckoned upon the fact that the law
makes the regular Army the model for
the organization of the militia when called
into active service.
Adjutant General CoTSin stated this
forenoon TO a representative of The Times
that if war were declared tomorrow. MI
litia ordered out under the Presidents
call would have to be organized on ''ths
thoroughly obsolete and vicious plan o;
the ''antiquated single battalion regimen
tai formation. long since abandoned by all
enlightened nations and which is still the
legal organization of our regular infan-
try"
General Corbin further said: Section
1916 of the Revised Statutes provides that
They (the miIitia) shall be formed. by
the President into regiments of infantry,
with the exception of such numbers for
cavalry and artillery as he may direct.
not to exceed the proportion of one COM
pany of each of those arms to every regi-
ment of infantry and 10 be organized as
in the regular service
Note the last eight words Of the stat
ute, TO be organized as in the regular
service. 1t is obvious that selfish, no
less than patriotic motives, should induce
the National Guard to work for a law
which gives to the regular infantry an
organization that takes account OF the
far-reaching changes wrought by mod
ern weapons of war.
THAT the Hull bill provides such an
organization cannot be questioned. 1t
gives, moreover, to the company a nu-
merciaI strength Ordinarily not intend
ed to exceed 155 mem less than which ex-
perienee has demonstrated to be unsafe.
Everyone who has participated in a cam
paign of any length. whether resulting
in actual conflict with the enemy OF not
must have been impressed with the fact
that the dwindling down of companies,
from casualties. below a minimum wOrka-
ble size, it potent caust of disintegra-
ton and inenectiveness. For this evil
the Hull bill supplies an effectuaI remedy,
and the National Guard, no less than
the Regular Army, is deeply concerned
about its adoption The misapprehen-
siOns in Congress relative to the 'front.'
age of company of go men border on
the srOtesque- n member estimated that
it would amount to from three to four
miles. It must be remembered that the
company is formed in two or three
echelons according as it constitutes
part of a battalion or acts independently.
and that the lighting front of a COM
pany does not ordinarily exceed twics
its front in close order"
The times., 1898-04-12

One of the most eminent and skillful
specialists in the United States is the au-
thor of a great home medical work that
every woman whether young or Old should
read. That physician is DR.. r. V. Pierce,
for thirty years chief consulting physician
to the Invalids' Hote! and Surgical Insti-
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In his capacity as head Of this institution
DR.. Pierce is surrounded bya staff of nearly
a score of able physicians With the as
sistancc of this staff of physicians, during
the past thirty years Dr. Pierce has ore
scrlbed for many thousands of ailine Wou
en-. His Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser" contains 1908 pages and over roo
illustrations. 1t contains several chapters
devoted 10 the treatment of diseases pecu
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The times., 1898-04-12
Of them are unable to stand very long in
such a crowd
SaSua In Grande.

III
such a crowd
Sagua Ia Grande.
John f. iowa. vice consul at Sagua la
Grande, under date of November H. 1897
gives his view of the autonomists' policy
promised by Spain. He takes strong
grounds against it, saying that an auton-
oinist party in that district could not eX-
ist After giving some of his reasons. he
says:
Taking all these facts into considera-
tion, ii is hard to see in what way Spain
IL going to establish this new system. 1t
Will always be without stable fOunda-
tion, without n basis and maintained by
a very infrm, insignificant auxiliary. In
the meantime the reconcentrados (majori-
ty innocent persons) who had no more as
pirations than to till their little farms,
continue perishing. 1t is impossible TO
tremendous suffering, of such iriquitous.
late thousands of women and children. II
this goddess combination could be ac-
curately represented, it would seem an
eXaggerajion, induced by stirred fellow
feeling, with sensibihty of heart moving
among the unceasing crowd of famished
beSgars one can scarcely do more than
Commserate the undeserved msfortunes
No history in the world, ancient or mod
ern, saw an instance of this fTishtful,
dreadful suffering. Perhaps civilization has
not seen its like In conclusion, | beg to
state in my humble judgment, the efforts
toward the enforcement of the reform OF
autonomy will prove altogether futile"
The times., 1898-04-12
THE DETECTIVE BUREAU.
Work Done During the Past Three
Months.

work Done During the Past Three
Months.
Major Moore, chief of police, yesterday
made report to Commissioner Wight
relative to the work of the detective
corps, in which he stated: The detective
bureau has secured convictions in the
three months ending March 81, 1898, as
follows: Larceny, 81; robbery, 6; bur
glary. II; fugitives from justice arrested
for other jurisdictions IL; embezzIement,
l. The total of these convictions aggre-
gate 12S. Our total arrests for this quar-
ter is 23S, which includes such offenses as
concealed weapons, assaults. adultery,
etc. which are not specified above. The
total of convictions secured during the
quarters by this bureau is 152; the re-
naming SO cases are cases continued, dis
missed and nolle pressed.
Commissioner Wight replied that the
report of Inspector Mattingly. chief of
detectives, made an excellent showing of
the work of the bureau and gave very
great satisfaction to the three commits
sioners. Major Moore is requested to
convey to the inspector and his men the
expressions of appreciation and the be-
lief that 1.-The good record which has been
made will be maintained"