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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

Truman H. Handy. the banker of Cleve-
land, who has just celebrated his 91st
birthday, loaned $4,000 to John D. Rookie
Teller when the latter started in business
Mrs. Susan Il. WattIes, who has just died
in Kansas, was the widow of Augustus
Wettles, the close friend and co-worker of
John Brown in the underground railway"
There is movement on foot in Hart
ford, Conn, TO erect a suitable monument
to the memory of Henry Clay Work the
author OF Marching Through Georgia.
Miss Margaret Long, second daughter Of
Secretary Long, has just passed brilliant
examination and matriculated in the medi-
cal department of Johns Hopkins univer-
sity.
Mrs. Maria n. Buchanan of Boston is sec
rotary of the Egyptian exploration fund
and very enthusiastic. She is editor of the
Biblia also, an authority on archaeological
matters.
Mrs Steel, the novelist, has been invited
to stand for electian as president OF the
Women Writer'S club of London, in sue
cession OF Mrs j. II. Green, who has held
that office for year.
berlain to the pope, will soon be made
cardinal at the request of the King of Bel
gians. according to the independence
Beige. The prince is 30 years of age.
i. w. Hoch, editor of the Marion (Kan.)
Record, refuses the postmastership of his
town because he would have to work one
hour on Sunday. Hoeh has been twice
member of the Kansas legislature.
John E. Painter OF Chippewa Falls.
Wis. recently elected county judge, Is the
youngest Judge in the United States He is
only 81 years old and is the first republican
10 occupy that particular office in sixteen
years.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01


these great journals Is it possible that
trey do not know that Mckinley has cev-
erai very distinctive policies? First, It is
ms policy to pay Mark Hanna for electtng
MIN; second. to pay the trusts, colnhina-
tons and syndicates of the protected indus
tries in special privileges for The Doodle
they furnished in his campaign; third, 10
secure protective tariff as high as any
pody may want it; fourth. to fasten the
gold standard permanently on the country
litth, TO adopt currency scheme such as
may be demanded by the Indianapolis con.
vention or any other set OF rich men who
want authority and opportunity to put up
al sorts of Jobs on the government and on
the people; sixth, to get great corpora
ton lawyer on the bench OF the supreme
court to look after the interests OF the Pa
cine railroads; seventh, to destroy the eff
Iiclency OF the civil service law. In fact
his distinctive policies" are too numerous
to mention. The New York Sun and the
Dallas News ought to post up little.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
HOUSTON, TUESDAY. rEnD. i, 1so
TmIs MELLOW rnyEn GERM.

All Southern communities Will be In
tcrested in knowing that since The APP
pearnnce OF yellow fever in the South
Inst summer, n great scientific advance
has been made in the diagnosis OF the
diHcase by which 1t is possible. now, 10
determine within a fcw hours whether q
patient is stricken with yellow fever
The New Orleans Times- Democrat has
fully explained the steps OF this progress.
sanarelli. the Uruguayan export bacterl-
ologist, who discovered the yellow fever
germ, could only find II in As per cent OF
cases examined, or experiments made. Drs.
p. u. and j. J. Archlnard Of New Orleans
and DIR. n. s. Woodson of tho United
States army, beginning where Sannrelll
left OFT, have prosecuted the search for
the germ until they havo discovered 1t in
30 por cent of their oxperimcnts--thus con-
frming tho Sanarelli germ theory and the
distinct character Of the germ and at the
same time celebrating tie South American
haetcriologists discoveries to q point where
they become or immediate practical value
to tho human race.
The germ once known and falnillarlzed
+ TO science, is II expecting too much to
anticipate tho speedy discovery of an ngent
to destroy it and cure the pationtg
But tho present cause for cougratulatlon
Is the possibility OF detecting the yellow
lever at onco. when IL makes its first an
pcarance In community. Heretofore
learned dootors have differed In the dag
mr.
Tor positive developments OF tho fever that
the patient either died or scattered the
'nfection, Now suspicious case need
ho suspicious no longer than four or Ave
hours. drop of blood from the Suspect
Is taken from the lobe Of the ear and
placed In twenty drops OF sterilized water.
This solution Ia then poured into tube
containing cultivated germs, If thu DIG
solved blood. when put in the culture tube.
does not mix or become agglutlnated there
rs no yellow fever; II agglutination ensues
the patient has yellow fever.
The test Is simple quick and effective.
and on the knowledge obtained the physi-
clans and the local authorities can ac,
promptly In stamping out the disease. N,
preventing It's spread, We shall there
fore. not grope In the dark hereafter and
this feet alone ia Of immeasurablc import
ance TO the Southern coast cities. Thus
science continues To be tho handmaidcn az
progress and The protector OF human life.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
-, = -
RECENT INVENTIONS.

Wells can be fastened without tearing or
lstraning hy new device consisting OF n
rigid bar having 4 slot along Que side into
Which the Veil rs pressed and held In POSI-
ton by flexible cord attached TO one end
OF the bar and stretched across the slot to
fasten at the Opposite end.
Needle baths can he taken in ordinary
bath tubs by using newly designed dis
CHARGED pine. which is OF spiral shape and
has pertclations on The front side. the de-
Vice Being mounted on the wall of the
bathroom aud connected TO the water plpc
hy rubber hose 10 throw lets OF water into
the tub.
To preserve perishable articles In bottles
a newly patented apparatus has nozzle
through which AIR is exhausted rom the
hottie with tube loosely fixed in the
suction pipe. y piunger inside nus sealing
material at the end. which drops MS soon
ar the exhaustion Of air is completed end
seals the bottle,
In n new scrubbing brush The handle IL
male hollow to hold water which can rp
discharged In small quantities through n
soap COMPARTMENT 10 the floor hy lIrning
the psvoted handle SO its outlet regis lers
With the opening leading 10 he souo cham-
Der, the latter being perforated on the IN.
per side to discharge the fluid 10 he brIs-
ties
Files are killed by u new tran. which has
a flat board, on which sugar or moIasses Is
placed. spring board being susaended
above Il and released automatically by a
clock mechanism 10 fall on the lul,om
board aud catch the insects after which
the clock raises the board again ana holds
u long enough 10 allow more fl!es to Gath.
81 on the board.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
THE CANDIDATES AND TnE ISSUES.


When men do things after mature delIbcra-
to-, u Is % DO presumed they act prcn,ed-
nteuly, When Y carefully written platform
a. py s ana piedses Is sent the prcgs
LOT concurrent publication over tho signatura
OF = candidate. II Ia TO DO presulned tho
as,hor has well weighed every word ana mr.
nj ~. rms oelng taken Ms granted. II can
th9 candidates for governor. Crane ma Jns
.er' ~ such pains IN their pronuneamuntoss.
~ ,,s q. s W pains In their .pronnnciamentos
~ ssata their views on the National uuestio,
o. hnange, II was Ia have been cxpocted
.mat Major Sayers should express hls yiewa
Ieen Wy ex ,nunfy question "a he has 50 long
, appirs''onn uuring the years he has 10 admir-
nrw represented Texas N congress that il
y, m'u ~, 1I almost impossible fur him 1t once
ticnal questions. lilo then NAV bo evo,s,a
tcs reiterhtipg HIS views favoriug Tho fres
mi phv y vna smyer NJ The retio Of III to i.
' armnn,te pains 70 DO so specinc upon this min,
otrSys ars mol running for congress. bur tor mn
mm,s t mnsuS 'nc successful man win have no
ssnr ss n.,uenre ~ settling the financial cues
s Ion tnan Justice OF the peace. Why Then
sucn zeal on their artg,-Austin statess,n a,sn'
THIS Is an amusingly dislpgenuous !, !.
Tempt on the Statesmans mart Ia excuse
I IA Ms candidate what il condemns In an .
srs. A. y matter Of fact II IL doing N,,or
layers pcssibly, an Injustice n int,ms,.
snx snat No has been 10 cngroased ia Ma
sasne' pollucs that he Ia Unable to ulyo
4 - attention to questions Of local ,nter-
lsst, ~ the man who offers for governor
( oause pe Thoroughly posted on state ,ss,,ss
ena "a perfect touch with the State den,oc.
sxecy - y State affairA. In effect the
Statesman suegests that Major savers haa
{ peeq ~ long out Of local polItics that NJ a
iArGorne1lod ~ r<nfissa X n. .>... n. 800 ~ u
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
Order ID lhe Crown.
Chicago Chronicle.

A simple mathematical computati
show that there are living today
100000 descendants OF each OF tn
who ruled during the middle age
vtded ne was blessed with far
average size. One OF the founders3
Order OF the Grown prides herseI
being = Descendant OF Alfred the
In truth the descendants OF AIN
Great IN America are thicker than 4
rtes on Cape Cod
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
The Conjugnung Dutchmaa

| Success.
While two Engllshmen were CONVEX
| in coffee house in Paris one remarked
certain dwarf had arrived in the I
at which n quaint looking personage
| ting near them opened his mouth
said, with lock of earnestness: II srri
thou arrivest, he arrives; we arrive
or you arrive. they arrive" One Of
Englishmen in astonishment asked. Y
YOU speak TO me, sir?"
Il speak, thou speakest, he speaks
speak, ye or you speak, they speak,r'I
the sole reply.
What, do you intend to insult melt
II insult, thou insultest. he insnts;j
insult, We or you insult, they insult,
from the lips OF the stranger.
II Will have satisfaction" shouted !
perplexed and irritated Englishman..I
you have any spirit in your rudsness,p
with me-" to which the impencf|
stranger replied; Il come. thou COZ
he comes; we come, 70 or YOU como.
come and followed the others.
Now, sir, you must fight me- SAID
49, StN'hNfs b6Htt tilOh h6btf~rW
fishts, we fight there he made thN
We or you fight, they fight," ana hen
disarfned his adversary.
We'll, on my honor said the deal
man, you have the best OF it and
you are satisfied" II am satished
art satisfied, he ia satisfied; we ara
fled, ye or you are satisfied, they are
fed,
Il am glad everybody is satisfied~
the Englishman, "but pray leave %
zing me In this unmerciful mannef
tell me what is the matter"
For the first time the stranger
nationally. II am DGtchmnn,v sa1
and am learning your language.
request of my teacher conjugate
Verb which hear, and as do nd
to have my actions interrupted cc44
explain before"
A hearty laugh followed, and an N
ton TO dinner from the Englishna13
fore accepting the Dutchmnn cout1
II dine, thou dinest. he dimes. WI
ye or you dine. they dine--we will
together
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

crors, would soon make eur South and East
Texas formers rjchl
The pamphlet referred to 10 said 10 con-
tain valuable information Of every descrip-
tion as TO tobacco growing and should be
III the hands Of our Intelligent Texas farin,
crs. II can possibly lie obtained by writ
Ing to ones congressman for It, or to Sem
ators Mills and Chiffon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

The Felix W.
Mason lacking
kin Mississippi made in
A.
of Orphan Friend lodge No H.
in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
tsoetry "a. Prose

He was a bachelor poet,
And q quill he used To shove.
lie said that all q woman wants
IL true and lasting love.
hut he Is married now. alas!
Those words he's taken back.
He found he couldn't substitute
Love Tor = sealskin sacquc.
b Chicago NsWu'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

President Andrews of Brown University,
Rhode Island. continues to deliver his GU
loey on General Robert 70. Leo. without quail
Tying any Of his conclusions. President AM
dfowa is not only n man OF great brain, but
of backbone OF which heroes are made. He
III only n generation or two ahead Of Inn
partial history In tho North.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

n the Pennsylvania sheriff and his dcpu-
Tier, now On trial for shooting down parnd-
fny miners last summer. are convicted. II
will give big blnckoyc to suppression by
Injunction OF tho nalicnabic an we'll as con-
sfitutional rights OF tho American citizen.
Whether utilized, or not the opportunity is
one for valuable object lesson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

Tho English Investors showed renewed con-
ddcncc in American securities because OF
Mr.. McKlnloy's New York banquet talk. II
this is criterion OF the intelligence Of Eng
ilsh Investors how did they ever become rich?
Possibly by reason OF tho fact that there Is
special and unfortunate class who arc sup
posed TO BIO particularly under the care OF
pruyidcncci
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

Mr. rcrcr.s and Mr.. Doic'r whiskers arc
enough allie 10 Justify moving the previous
question when the lattcr begins to talk on
annexation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01
Reflection. Of q nachclor.

New York Press.
The devil knows q good thing when a wo-
man snes 1t.
The reason why there will DO no mar
riagcs In heaven IL probably because there
will be no widows. - y
II that rib hadn't been removed from
appendicitis. $500
Tho older man grows tho moro he
Wishes he thought he knew what he used
TO know he knew. .'SA
Before ST. Peter tells woman that she
cont 80 into heaven he viii probably look
70 see u she has got hairpin with her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

1t appears from tho record that Congress-
man Tiawlcy eulogized the South and antag-
onized her political faith--a kind of damnlng
by praise with string tied to 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

It begins to look as II Russia would have
n fec hand in the East. Not only is her
diplomacy too deep and astute for her rivals
to match but she has powor beyond their
successful resistance. The fcar of losing
IndIr through Russian advance overland
hFndcnps John Bull.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

= ~ yap posroerics Al HOUSTON. TEXAS.
w As SRcoNp CLASS MATTEM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

Fer the Mndrd press to warn students 20
keen OF tho grass at the American embassy
Is something of ''come-down.' The fact
10 recognized ut last. that the United States
know when they have had enough of monkey
bnajposs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

Mr.. Eugene v. Debs is reported to have Sc
cured 10000 acres of land In Tennessee on
which to plant his socialist COLONY. It will
DO seen that ho has secured "a plenty.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

The Rev. Or. Parkhurst thinks that but
very few elderly people are over converted
There has always been fear that Dr.. Park
hurst would get Lis political and religious
crusades mixed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

III scsT' T'' rs sy q 'y * c sSsT'
1 Reokl-v POST. ~ csls. ~ wssk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

Some Of the more fearless and honest New
England papers arc trying TO make the mill
owners look small and ashamed OF them
soises OH account Of tho baby act plea they
urge for their "cut down policy, but the
effort Is fallurc-conts look like cart
wheels up there
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

Old Gomez is few and faint, but fearless
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

The supreme court of Texas has officially
declared that any man. other than the orig
inal purchaser. who rides on special con-
tract or rate ticket, Is simply beating HIS
van,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

This Immediate section OF Texas has great
opportunities and promise before 1t In the
Increased production OF sugar aud tobacco.
What Is holding the intelligent planter back
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

Mr. Arthur NcI5wen's second shot at Mr.
Bryan flew still WIDER of the mark than the
first AS soon as the location and character
OF tho Rmbnseado wero discovered the dam
ger was very properly aud fully discounted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-01

Tho Washington Post thinks that the char
actet of tho Ohio legislature is such that
everybody who is threatened with an inyes-
tigatlon will be willing to walk up to tho
captains Office without neccsstating the Is
statlco of a warrant
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
Sfolcaarcts Slutnins.

Observation-Disclosures psb 2u-
tber College tog fin gegpnoelie Sens
bag ben 12te SUM. Den DAG bplbi
grof. Club i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! Sbnooens airie. 6an talte oper
8daens @ndngelium, og i 3ililutniua
bertil retteoe ban en- Spfcrbrin9 til Is
unge MGnb, Tom netop afIluttebe fin
Stolegang peb Cutler College, til, at
be ituloe bic fig til airtens Sieneite
en- Opforbring, Tom er blepen benz
penht til benz mango 8anse % al
mango Salere / pisie 0ase.
Manoag 5Ormiobas afbolbtes be
iloite Grdminer. Sm Iftenen bar Der
en- Soncert til Snotaet for Golegets
MuiGum.
Sirsbas Gftermiooog 81. a bplbtes
SIutninssfeit for ben forbereoenbe
afoeling / 8pmnaititlofalet. Islaens
be bar fuloenbt bet fpreitrepne aurius
| oenne aibeling: elmer NdIetb, Mar=
tin 8. 8able, nils 9olpe, Olaf Geers,
8. 8. 8rungadro, 8uItap u. Sanion,
Carl 6. 2arien, 5ans g. Wpen, Ser
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

ben Hal femme / nGIte 30. 8erettsr
bplot QaIt. 81. Seehuus en- Tale ON
ben ~uboaasnpe alasIes Wlctto: We
ipice finem" = &c ben til Dlaalet! =
% ubpiflece, at bet rstts Wdal at ar,
beioe for bar Sialsns Saligbeo. ~
@Iutniug beupenDte paitpr 8. u
Stub, ipm / qar feirsr 1T 5Oaarl9e
Subilaum, en- Del Orb til 5or'amllns
gen og Ipfte @elIignelisn opsr ben. VIZ
fDneel1en df "8lio peo bin ltpre
Raabe" enote Seitligbeoerne.
Der par ganite mango frsmnleoe tlI'
ftsbe Deb be Iibite 0a9es 5~sltIl9qsesr'
Der faces fpruben be alereoe nGohts
paitcrsrne gorgs, 81. g.. 4apier, aarl
4apter % at tipligere 8raouates: T.
&. SeiSbsrg, Or. 9ettpen, w. yet
tosn, s. Moloitab, s.. N. 9ogsltao'
6. Suaanger, 6. 2srpiion, u. Mart
bus, 81. 8uairou, 6. Winger, s.
apngaus, e. 8. SaaIa; at andre
langpeis fra faces 5. Sopang, 9r'
qBein ca 9r. Ringosn. De to iioite
bapbe liqeIom grof. Stub og guitor
surmo Spinner. iom grubuereoe / 4dr'
Sr. g. apamme, iom MI / 2 Iar
Tar pitarieret bsb Gtolen, aHlutter MI
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

man T9ietb, Otto OlIon, 2aprence
.. Thorpe, Sans Ghr. Stenbatten.
Olaf Ggers opIGite en- norit ubar-
beioeIie ON "5rebritsbalp," Carl Gar.
len betlamerepe ct tiff os Guitap Sam
ION ct merit Stptte. puTtor 5urmr
fra Rebraifa bolbt en- Gale, bpori ban
mtnoeoe ON Gplegets Spgane. Otter
en- fort SenpefSeffe' lii be unge Mane
meooeIte geitpreren, prof. 2arien, Gem
oeres 9iplpmer.
Snsoas Mpreen &l. 10 bar Der
SlutningsfeIt for Goaegeaihelingen.
Napnene pad benz, irm | aar grabues
rer, finbes tiaisemeb beres 8ilsber
paa ct anbet Steb / 9ldbet. "4ant
ODER 4anber" blep iunset. pg prof.
Stub inbfebeoe msb 9sn. 0erefter
ppl9ites 4fbanblinger al 8. Wsin, 8.
Sroal, 6. u. 8opb os Sb. Rinspen.
Golegets 9lee Club fang TO Sange, %
pda ben ~uosaaenbe &lasies 8esne fass
be 5. Or. peterion Saruel til 2erere,
Stuoenter, Menisbeb pg DEBORAH.
Stolens 9eitsrer bolbt en- Gale
ON getpbningen at Rorit % Gn.
9elit for Cutler college. 9esp9rre Ell
Der benne Sang lite 9labs til ben, mer
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

lamb 5pr, Wlais. Oct par ualmtnots
liza tbt gadgs. iaa bet bar umulist al Il
gano. arpbieren CT life beitabi9st,
pq man bar !oadb DIN, at ben meo Gets
beo fan bzinges flot isjen.
Der er ftrs 5iIfaloe al ben guile
Jeber / M|c5enrp, Wiis., men ben er
nle9ct Min, % fprtioen ipnes Der lite
at pGre nogen 5ure for bens pioere
llobrebelie.
Gn Spanier peo Napn EDUARDO
Mfonteii bIeD qeroag often arreiteret
pmbpro paa ct Stib / Neip gort. !9dn
er mistGntt for at pGre en- tpanit
Spion pg boloss utoer u'6opdrIt9
itreng 9epp9tning. s bans gsIiooeIie
fanot man mango 8repe aooresIereoe
iii qerioner / Spanien.
Den BRITTLE Camper Spidens
BAN blep fbite 5reoag taprst AZ 81.
2puis uoenfor Samuica. Den bar
Ieiet af ben fpanite Regieriug Tor at
brinoe Sui til Gomiral Gerosras
Gfabre. Der bar ogfaa en- Ipon't
officer pmborb. 6pormunge 5niino
Sons Sui ben bapbe ombpro, ploes lite
erbnu; bet cr ogfaa I~unoiDnligt, at ben
6upbe uroet arigstOntrdbunoe oms
boro.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

lin girfIom6eb peb Goaeget. gso
Slutuingsfeitsn tatteoe SsItprerer
BAN for SroFab / 9iernin9en o9 er1s
Itebe BAN Selo Og Gptfs.
Onsoag %Gftermiooag bolOt 4lums
~niforeningen ct Msoe. Den 9anle
greTioent, aasIerer pg SetretGr 9len@
palqtes. St. Sustoebt bemprotgsoes
til at idmle 9engs til prof. 2arlens
Sus. sil Mluiaet bepilgeoes $3.50.
Der neoIattes en- aomite til at ubars
beioe ct grogram for naite Wisoe.
Sm aoncerten, fom gapes Sirscag
often, bar ri moDtaget felgenbe Snos
fenbelie:
Den, fcm faI Itrioe ON Wtulit, bet
10 bare Muiiter; 2Ggmanosopm oll
10 alorig tunne bore Refultat az tulo
6oritaaeIie. Sg 10 mere 9eotgen Den
muiit er, Der prGitersS og 10 fulotoms
mere llofsrelisn, 10 paniteligere bltr,
oi manaelfuloere btir &ecenItpnen
Wten file og iGtte qris paa, boao Der
/ muiitalIt 6enieenoe bltr prG'teret,
bet fan oQfaa en- 2pgmano pdc WtuIiz
TENS Smraabe. San ban emf lite uo1
tale BET, RbbelIen bar Ran bapt og ct
beitsmt Snbtrnt bar ban fact. Np@
belien bdpbe RebItrioeren tg~darattes
beb G~oLegets Wluiical Union 8Oncsrs
ten, % fit SnotrDt at benne &oniert
bill ban / 9prtheb neote8ne. St9ets
Carmen Selection aobneoe programS
met. @anfslig ftuIoe hi trp bet bar
9tmatsrer, Ri bapoe for %. Sam'pti@
let bar gObt, 9atten iaa tint bolot %
bel ojennsmfsrt, at ri fslte oS ben'ut ii
en- al be iterre 8per, bpor en- DAM
rpT6, en- Geiol, en- 3heopore 200moS
Ipinqer 3attItotten. Def mertes, at
Ell ~fulbblops Wtuliter iptnger Satonen
peb Golleget ogida nu. 9r. Wetns
blpbe, I~pmpatetiIte Gorneticlo giOroe
ben beilige 9lue 9els of SCOTLAND
6ploeit. 6uns tetniIte 6G~roigbeo
minoebe om be gomIe 8anoleoere peb
2utber college. iaa hi Ter, bet er Inlet
3ilbageitribt ON eno en- nn9rs Genera
tion bar taget be gGlores PIao8. 8le'
GIubbens Numre iIps gOot an og DIP
plauien ieste at fremtpinBe en- encore
At Oh Moorio, Iom hog Sangernc
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

sSoiepb Setter, Sueoeipefnlonten
Gbitaao, cr for 2ieblittet financIelt
ruineret. Sine 10 miaipnsr 9uIbeIs
6oeoe ppergup ban / Mlanbags til &rez
bitorerue, % bans Cab Tioeu ben 2oen
April 1897 annaass til 5 Miaioner
Dollars. Spis ban bapbe Iolgt ben
Speoe, ban bapoe paa 9aunoen ben
Site MQi 1898, pilpe ban bare tjent
minbF a Miaioner Dollars. Siosn
ben Sio sr Yriien pua Speoe 'taOtg
gaoet ueb, % oa ban lite LANCER III
ben findngele Stptte, ban for Aapoe
bart, MATTE ban trRtte fig tiIbage.
Sans areoitprer er fpritieligs Snltis
tutipner / Gbicago, Ct. PAUL, Mttnnes
apolis, DULUTH % Rep Yprt. De
baooe LIANT BAN Penge pua 9pepen,
so Gents eller minore pr. 9uibel, oe
besipruben bar be anben COB Sitter
beb, iaa be life taber no9et. Oct ans
tages, at Setter / Manbags, bd hans
Spetulationer ramlebe Iammen, bapbe
II MtQioner 9uibels 9peoe / DULUTH
% minneapolis, 2 Mlilipner unberpeis
til europa % 2 Milioner 8uibels
ellsr unberpeis til Heip gort. Oct iiges,
at hans 5aber ma betale be 5 Wtils
lipner, ipm Ssnnen bar lat pperitpr
bet fioite Qar.