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Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
GUITAR 90 Caroline.
20 iuenite Sbronarpinaer MODES.

Song Gilbert al Su6isn ieir,os fors
lsoen i'm 70adrise 5soieIsoag o9 buu.
be Tom Gieitsr / It GUS mango trOs
reoe Sousosr foruoeH priuisr og
prinTesisr. Oct par st Orosntligt
5pritsitspns. Seiier BilbsIm bar Der,
Iigeiua aeiisr 5run5 SOief al Otter
rig, aongsn al Wiirtsmberg, ben
gdmle StOrbsrtug of gaosn, gift mso
en- Sunte al SsiIer DiIbstm, StOrbers
tugens Sbigsrisn arOnprtns 9u'tdp
al SperisesR orge. Prinsregeutsn at
gdpsrn og mango andre. Sorger al
Sa6isn sr ben giGOsite At 1pItldrbS
Smuafpriter. ban sr bsrss RsprGiers
tdnt, og Ssiieren lpttsr gierne til bans
Rdab.
Oct Oatts SpmartIumbso, at Srpns
prins 9uitao tom n.b fro StoctbOlm
for at grutulere 8pngen al Sutfen.
gilbert er nemlig gift meo prinItsis
Caroline at 8aia. Senos5 8ebitefur.
9uituo ben fisroe aoolf, bar iOsnIt
&onge fra 1892, men bleD / 1909 of
lat o9 l%unosforpiit, fOroi fan bupoe
giort Jig ftplbig / Here uloplige Sanos
Iin9er og itprtebe 1T Rige / lll1tle.
San punteOe iiben omtring / spitluno
% S6peiS unper Nupn al Sberit Gus
itaficn, Itilte fig fra I'm 5umilie og
bsbe iom gal / 1887. Gngang inbs
Ienote ban til bet norIts Stortbing en-
anisgning ON at fau bo / Rorse %
blipe norit Berger; men bet blep BAN
ieIp~fslgelig nestet. Garl Soban bar
Sengung Songe / SOerigs og ROrge,
% ban lepeo | en- itootg 5rpgt ior
"9uituOiansrns," b. E. Stlbanserne al
bet gamle ipenIte &ongebus, ON bpem
ban inobilote fig, at be bapoe itor
SnbfIpbelfe os itabig psnieoe pua al
forgips eller affatte BAN.
Den betbroniierebe og ulpttelige
~fpsnIte Sonse operleOsoss / mango glar
al i'm Ssn 9uitap, Der bar ispngams
mel meo Sstar ben fsrite. San taIote
Jig PrinS al 8uia Og tjente fig op til
5eltmori 9alsitnant / Gitsrri9. Nors
ben bsrte liot ON BAN, unbtagen naar
ct Sbronfifte i%nbtrdabte / Sperige,
9a proteitereoe ban b~eitanotg og 9iors
be gieloenos, at Sernabotterns urets
mGsiig bapoe lat fig / 9eIiooelie al
hans Sbrcne. Yad fine gumle Guge
nsolagbe ban TT Gmbeos og leOsDe ipm
prtoatmano | Wien. San par gift meh
2ouiIe al 9aben % bupbe meo benoe
en- snsfte Batter, Caroline. pa ian
b~etragtebe fig ipm ipenit 2bronurpins
bolot ban fdit peo ben lutberIte Err
pg ppbrog fin Batter / ben; men ia
bun / 1858, 20 gar gammel, blep sif'
meb ben tutbplite 8onge al Su6ien
giorbe bun Tom andre prOteitunttitC
prinissisr: bun CAB Flip pua i'm ga.
brenstro ps optogss | ben rummsli9
9irte, bportil beuoes Wanb bsrer.
Msbet forleoen Dag mellem henb
% 8rOnprins @uitab pplipeos uoeI
Spil samle Minoer. gun er 0atte
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
Gotta 8ieas Talifmpmtncrc.

Z mango Waanceer CT Gotta Rtcas JdlItrtnUt mere
oeoblrpGt meo at iTtte Gitcrli1utnStr Of E'Jiegiertr'
gems gcrasiCoIer / EmIrb, Until Suinrer nnfaqrs al
bare nGast 81. GOO 0 AeOItmu,tr al bet hcHtueIiRs
CpoageliespUliti bar TAR oGrct UtrliomIHs mco al
trGt's Otsis CU,rtrroerc til auiOar. Zen b%emusIig'
gOIititicreitcs girtsiro't bstDiDIc5 HE; men bet er
paa irstn q aaos en- SCmmeIigbeO, msr ct mr6tiat
5attuul. at ben IlcusiiC, 6Otettgrs NaUcbittcrs pOey
be Seage. GcJopic o. In5prptiiiC, or al rBtc Staas,
Der bar fra Ito iii nuoeU uRrrt JOriOltntraer GiheH
ideipm al be GBtC Gotta RiCd 3cHRClC0.Cr tOg. ri
niatur-GdaHOiri'teu pda &tgretteH o. NibilbnIHQG1
al ct. @epr9 % Dragon liant bet i0rtriultle tUpuRru
fte NrbCicC or lite ila ltaetil at C%terlinne. NHbutr.
Tom bar brugt 9IttcreH, flcUbrr bcH5 iDTtrpT 'iQt
easnitabcr, ]idaveIipm TlditerHrs uhicerbc. 1crne
bebdqeliae Tonic oil u~beiIH3gt 'orcsppac % bcIbrrbl
R-ldrid. Rheumaiisme, HgrocH ueo geuSrtr, 9iDIc
ipge 90 3pSptptd. (G'at.J
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
Woocrne Seilag.

5or ct Rdgnarot bet ftul bli, ON bet
bomber iis, at ben amsritunite us ipans
tie ari9sHaaoe tommer / prbentlig
gaitetag uoe pau Supet! Site unoers
ligt. at en- iaapan gssipenbeo imsoes
lees meo Cru pg Sp9nbins al ale -
life alsne al be oirstte interssisrebs
Barter, men al alueroenS iismilit9re
Sa9m9nb. 9ore 0aess moberne
tSlag'tibe er nsmlig npget anoet til
Seloebesmaitiner sro arigSfarteisrne
for en- Wennei tealoer eQer 10 tilbage.
Spfnoslie paa Spfinbelie bar brugt
oisie Wurorso'tdbsr til en- ubpgselig
Sulotommenbeo. Wiot unber Sreoen
bar bet ppret en- eoinoelis &uppeitrib
mellem H%dtipnerne ON, bpem Der tunos
r9tte lGnsft / Sulotummengisrelfen
al bisie Sing, c9 intet bar pGrst Tpas
ret, naar bet sialot 5~orbsoringer msO
Senlpn til 8%pnitruttion, gspunsrins,
St~poepuaben, Sprangitufe oio. Sg
MI er ct mooerne punieriti6 Iiseftem
en- fpeenoe StaulfGitnins, Der ipnss
at bore iitano til at sbel9gge al Sing
milsptot pmtring Jig. Men en- Samp
mslIem to iapnbprbise 5luabs beitaas
enbe at ilise %ilciprubenos llbprer er
enonu at rssne for uprspet.
Deb Slugst / gaIuFpben / ben line
m iupaneiiite 8rig bar Der sanIts pitt
snoel mposrne Stibs pua bsege Sibsr,
pg GbslGssslierne pas frpsteIige men
man Tan bog nsppe regne bette for fore
Stng, ba WanoFabet paa be t~ineIiite
Sartsier life taalsr Sammenlianina
mso be ameritunfte pg europ9ifte Ras
rineiolouter. Nei, ba afgiper 8rissn
mellem Gbili paa ben enc Sibe % Ysru
% 9olipia pua ben anben en- lanai
bsore Snuitrutiun paa RGbIlsrne pet
ct mpcsrre Sjsilas. Slasst ubenfpr
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03

Oct sjalot at orsaniIsre "Rnrmqno"
ps "gutmGnb". men Der bar boa ben
JorItisl, at 9enItres Rprmqnb TENT.
Tor REFORM | bisIs fortpilsoe Stemmes
re~tsre9ler. paa entelte Steoer brnots
bet unoer iiofte 8ala, at Ssire
og gen'tre Iigsfrsm aFIluttsoe en-
Srdttdt en-, at intet at 9artierne full
be benptte "MprmGnb". Sntet piier
beore enb bette, buor aIoeles umulia
ben tiolisere @ulgorbning bar.
Seq tjsnber p~srIonlis en- fattia Sto.
leI9rer pppe / Selsmarten / Roras;
ban tiente 450 9r. ON Qaret. Der
ltlan9leoe oltiou so aroner, fer ban
bar 'temmeberettiset. Men boer 8aro
ban 'tuloe 9ipe 9igninostommisioz
men Spgape pper lin Snbteet, cpeau
ban olbri9 unoer 500 9roner, heller
lite oper. Sg Iua betulte ban Stut
AZ SnotGgt, Tom ban life bupbs, bare
for at tunne ufgtos Stsmme.
Set gIGoer mig, at ben brape Stoz
leme'ter og Suiensr meb BAN MI pil
faa Stemmeret uoen at bebspe at tisbe
ben, og at alitens "MprmQnb" "a
"guftmGno" MI biz bli iitanb at spe
TN gorgerret life formeoelIt Raabe %
8drmbiGrtiebeo al ct politiit Yorti
men enc og alene, foroi BET er bsres
Het.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
WinOna Wagon Works WlnOna, MINI.
2lut Fem I'll ben npc IfanoinaptItc
9oloni peo Wooic Safe 90
Stureeon cate, Rinu.
Zen ftprfe % belOtsie Golonr I ben eta


9ano 81 I'll 50 ~. We're % pad 10 Ware seiattu8.
Rrutc 6 Prorcrt.
yus Htrter. =tolsr "a 8uOs RaJosr.
EnB bette trrU.
lgtr StgUuEu 1894.
CUpeurI GIdt't gia..
ganncUmmigi UUcr. It Vaui. Mint
&rctr pCur,-Jeg brisale uplig ziuIaeon &ais
iOrtt lc p1d Eauoct or ben ltlublraUifc Aolout DIX.
seq IaHbi gObt Jarmtna,ano, bsBcrst neb 'rritita
IlBs Sldgs bdlrbs ItHiortr. 1rg fcbtc gdu0 &c
Z. I. 8, " u, o. lea oil taabe DC az miHt EnHo
rITna, Tom irrr ia ON ~ tr Elun, az gIsre an 3ur 10
S'uraCou Hdfs % bcie gdubCt bcr.
act et bililt "a mgo Itocn. Hddr ctiiere ia0t
fine SGrmc o%p0prfst. oil bet tlrUc ua'iert ocroppc.
TDns petcricH.
ont ran: Ter betdles I'm $50 foHtart oa SO
aarct mob 9 GrUcEnt ReHit. at iIrbt 20 AfrcS EdHo
I'll - Or. Acre.
vt utter Sem pauot;. uoen al bette toiisr R1aCt.
Grin sitsr Garter o. QtJiulrrcr.
AXE SWANSON, ScaHbiuaptau Jmiaraii0R Egtni.
gU3 Globe S!og.. e.. Baui Wiru
4 fer til
h0pEwELL CLARKE, gaub Commissioner,
Ct Raul HViut
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03

GorFicniqt Woobtr at opfatts ltnGsn puo.
- "Gn 9nttcr mirOre at %forisrgc, fare
Sen" imtilsoe Sru grim.
"Gn SpiQsrisn til at iorisrgs," brnmmeCc
bsnpss 2GgteiUQs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03

QGrtrinoen: "Nuturlipois %for'tuur ou dOr:
Ficncn pou at life % at clfs."
Gteotn: ga ou, Grsten. Seq liter papa
% Wama, men itg slfsr clubbing"
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
BINDER TWINES.

III bar pallt ub be beote Tibrcr. Ut tunoe cYnad, o.
MI lptnoeS ocioe bcbitc 5abriter Ice f~5oreneee : taier.
Ri oil bare It iuIot SpIaf al DC b bite Slaas SutUe iii
ppre fleHoie lave Sriier; oit a]perteres untr. lite 3uHi.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
ct 1900 3ar gat,,nclt Srcp

Iiges at bore funbet / Ruirsrne al ben
gamle b%abnloniite gp Siparol - bpis
nup1renbe Itapn er 4bus@bba - Be-
lieaenbe ipc for Sasbao. Gn ipunit
8ioen'tabsmdno, Der Der foretpe lib
gracninger, Ital babe funbet en- Ger
table meb en- Snitription, fom man
langt ON lanee bar iaa belbis at tpbe.
Snoboloet at bette pua abrabams
Sio - $500 @ar for Sriftus -
Itrepne grep ital bore fsIssnbs:
"Sil min 5absr i 3imri aramma!
Glib Splens 9uber fteoie bill bspare
bit 2ip, og at bet itebfe MATTE gaa
big goot. Seq ienbsr big bette grsD
for at eips big Undertaking fra mig.
Seq ppbolber mig / Dur Sin, peb
Sreooerne al 9ritini Sitirin Saps
bugten. Der sipes ~beltiQanbs fun faa
o~roentlise 2epnetsmiblsr. Seq fsnbsr
big bermeo nogle penge. geboloe be
to Srebieoele ielp os tisb tsrrebe SiIt
ug andre Ssbemioler for NeItsn."
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
carpparc Horretnina till.

u ialgs. On uomEr'et aulsoutng ipr sH
Stduotuau. SDcu bnr 1000 3uobuagsre pg
blOt ? 0ororudre Stote. gar gpot GplaHo.
bar en- Romalliole OF si tort l|tGaotuaoIlt
College msO $50 Stlbentsr. Sea bar o.
lao 10 apoc 6drms ttlinlgs. RTrmtre I'M
oerrctuiHa idass at Y& Dinri, Wuorbeao.
Wtuu. 32aB
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03

GIfia: Seq bsrer, pu er ~forloSst mso
WalDemar.H
Martba: ga.
Gliia: Seq sratulersr. Sar bar ubstins
get ben bpSgcltsfe MluuO, iss bar oGrst for
lopet meo.1
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
Warf Swain iom Griser.

Oct er mauIte life mango, fom psb,
at Dor beremte SumoriIt Wturt Spoir
er @cteran fra gorgertrigen. Sg bog
tiente ban / iumfulbe to Tiger / be Sons
fsberer.bes Irms / Misfouri unber
Self S6ompior. Sg bpurban bet git
BAN / Srigsn, ban benne bersmte Sfri'
bent filbret paa fslsenbe Cat og BIS:
"8i bandit albrig nguen Seisr, Tom er
barb at tale om. 8i tunbe nemlig als
brig faa 5isnoen til at itaa rolia naar
ri bar fom melt t%umplDitne, % naar
5ienoen bar ipm melt oplast til at
gisre 8uul pau 3, iau lob hi alto.
fom ri bapbe 9grinbe til en- anbeu
3ant."
Wauite bet bar bette, iom giOroe, al
ben pproenoe Stribent faa burtisi
bleo lei al arigen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03

Iutpfagaita ubtiGmpsbss msllsm iulot
uo tiosmGSiiss Surtsier, bpstigs IRA
rineiolodter os taprs, erfarne SHicersr
pad besse Sioer ps - bet pur en-
tight to q finiib." RsIuItatst bar
for'9roeli9t; NOR fan lissfrsm bli ips
az at IGis gerstningen ON "Sustar"s
enoelist.
Sg bog bar ogidd benne Stamp
poer't uli9s, ibet arpoisrsn "Suscur"
bar alene mob en- bel 5laaos.
6srit noar ben ameritanfte % Tpana
lie Sri9s huaoe tsrner iammen - hpis
bet bd Ter - bill mar faa en- grunoig
prspe puu, bpuo ct mooerne Sisilag
er for nogst. Sg ben bill piitnot BIZ
Zig, at inssn snitsr at ie en- Yrspe til
az 'amme Slass. Def bill Imittert BIZ
ct Drama, ION insen - nsppe moi mis-
lttGre Sa9mGnb - puu 5orbaanb sr
t'tono til at banns fig np9en 5oreitils
ling ON.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
e]Ss. sss s.s al CLIMAX oRcg pr III STUMP
Hmikisr>sDsen
Qaar iuran Noropeiieu.

&c er fabri,eret az bet bcsHe Waterialc,
o. arbelost CT uOigrt iaa workmanlikc
iCn multgt. Eet belle Gpldg er odIgt urCo
Smbpgacltgbeo, - SGlgeS al:
garicu x Carpenter, erection, 0oistou, gritiHt "a
Wr1Htoih. Wtuu.
ellen tros W}0npius. g.. =.
etrrhtu GnQtus, 8ranb SUris v. I.
2. 8. NauiioH 6 Nros. cilEb9rU. y. :
9cttrisn & D1pJuu. Q6d. WiHu.
"a be Here uHbre icbcHoc RdHoieror.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
brtt.

ns8 gprNS
|ss; Og Otn
Ef be BUM
EbsIis. @ia.
EaFs8 SAITH
| bare SptN'
I istts PAD
egne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03

'Solpirw
I~rIullnlpbG isllS ouSS '19qpldSI
-seuiqi,bB s6pl9 arp % sistrl1s
opo8 qslIIeo@ JealIuioIS-As
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03

D W 2Dlt |,
blsUsn fluff |,
: unse ia, /
bar ri |,
at opsH} |,
ar man ID |,
% gd& |,
oo pcrt |,
mango |
fine Srr3 |.
unNrNid |,
at StcItay !
rettst tinr |,
ID ON at |,
ON iH%| |,
rigai8 I'D
peo be Ss1
Der forans
idd uuarrj
Sunokog
10 ogia1
a MI, tai}
NsrNSv
fabs Srt4
Slrgt. e
Glinm
hinge bort
orboIos, irrf
bar gicrtI
fig og GfH
bppr d ~
sr
Inl.
arsrenN.
ops Y
for itns
ieIp. "a
n gstOsmr
imut Girl
Iiosr
h, ursn Al
ittsren dnsT
ut npgsr
I nne Hlo!1
met n
FaI
bGr
'ligbeosr
ing O8 q
;tuotrirgsrnI
rmioOdgsh,
partsrN
lS.
itsl gcot
BEN iii a
Dnsite al
le War lt''
cs L
,iGpts PTH4
are anf8t%
cg Fl
~fornpsct.
fig psO iai1
frnt
Far isI0
oerlf.
ss 9prNs
9; % ban
BE- Yune'
9la
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-03
tl1oen,
|ieH' u,
Query.


s Query.
|Ru'yssass
not
|1nhss,s,
pa he b,aeo o..
PA sweet, ,..
|no'
|nine wn,s
"'N
|alth, for goIs,
no!
water hol.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
NOT MUCH AGAINST KUNKLE.
Omoers Think 1t VIII be- Hard to Convict
the Inwfeyce Man.

Omcers Think IL VIII be- Hard to Convict
h Lawrence Man.
LAWRENCE, Kan, Oct. 1.-THE body
OF Mrs. j. J. Kunkel was taken from
the grave this morning TO make an ex
animation regarding the method Of
embalming. Arsenic was used In the
embalming process and the examina-
ton was to determine that the arsenic
found In the stomach was entirely
separate from that used In embalming.
This examination was conducted by
several physicians OF TIE city and an
analysis will be made by Prof. Edward
Barlow Of the University Of Kansas,
who made the analysis that resulted in
the arrest of Mr.. Kunkcl.
, Mr.. Barlow was at work In his lab
%oratory this morning but was unwill.
ing to talk about the result OF his
work In the Kunkel case. The analy.
sis OF the brain and some OF the inter-
nal organs Of Birdie Comingore Is now
In progress under Mr.. Bartow's direc-
tion and, while IL will be more diff.
cult to ascertain tho cause of death in
her case than In that Of Mrs. Kunkel
on account OF the long time the body
has lain in the gave, still, II the poi.
son was given in anything like tho
quantities used In Mrs. Kunkel's case,
that fact can be a~scertained. Mr..
Barlow thinks 1t will take him till
next week to determine definitely the
results OF his examination in this case.
A feeling in favor of Kunkel has de-
veloped In the last twenty-four hours,
and the officers now are even inclined
to believe that IL will be hard to con-
vict him OF the charges against him.
This morning a telegram was received
from Seattle, WASH, asking II Kunkel
needed any assistance in any way and
proffcring financial or other aid that
might be needed. IL Is stated that
Mr.. Kunkel has decided to associate
Judge George J. Barker with Judge
Norton in defense OF the case.
Mrs. Kunkel's sister told q number
Of people when she was here, Mt tho
time her sister died. that she believed
Mrs. Kunkel vas insane and not re-
sponsible for her acts, and that she
would go on tho witness stand and
testify to that fact. Other friends and
relatives Of Mrs. Kunkel ere said to be
willing to swear TO the same state of
affairs. This has led TO the belief that
the defense for Mr.. Kunkel will DO
that Mrs. Kunkcl poisoned her daugh-
ter and then took the same method to
put an end to her own lie. The fact
that intimates of the family will tes-
tify that Kunkel's family relations
were pleasant and that there vas no
motive for him to wish to get his
step-daughter and wife out Of the way
will make the defense's Ease q very
strong one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
To End Train Robhnrhas.

KANSAS CITY, No., Oct. la.-H q
combination of Ave of the richest cor
poraitons in the United States car ,
stop 1t, train robbing is at an end In
Missouri, and train robbers and quail
hunters" will have to direct their ener-
gies In some other direction. Yestcr-
day the managers Of five express com.
panies, the American, United States,
Adams, Wells Fargo and Pacific, met
In Kansas City and formed . combine
ton, tho sole object Of which Is the
encouragement OF the train robbins
industry in Missouri In general and
Jackson county IN particular.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
Admiral Febiger Dead.

Easton, Md.-Admiral John Carson
Febigcr, United States navy, retired,
died at Londonderry, his residence,
near Easton, in his 18th year. He was
Of Danish ancestry and entered the
navy as a midshipman from Ohio in
1898, and was on the Concord OF the
Brazil squadron when she was wrecked
on the eastern coast of Africa in ls43.
Later he was for years in the coast
survey service and in the East India
squadron. He rose to rear admiral
and In July, 1882, was retired on hi:
own application, having been in thu
service over forty wears.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
Yellow jack grow. Worse.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. ls.-The yellow
fever situation in Mississippi grows
rapidly worse and unless cool weather
soon nearly the entire state bids
fair to become infected.
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. ll.-Texas has
quaraptlned against the whole state
Of Louisiana, and State Health Officer
Blunt Is down on the border to soc
that his orders are carried out. The
state department believed that tho en-
tire state of Louisiana Is infected, and
ION that account was the Quarantine
put on.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
SAYS THEY ARE FOOLS.
Geronimo. the Apache Chief, Il said to
Have Commented on the Uprising.

tuo hpHCuo who'll IN tUtU TO
Have Commented on the Uprising.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 1.-THE Minne-
sofa Indians will sec that they have
mado n great mistake in going on the
%warpath," says Geronimo, tho old
Apache chief, one of the Indians now
In camp ut the Indian congress-.
81 have never been in Minnesota,
but l hear that up there and for hun
dreds Of miles beyond the white men
are as many as the blades of grass. IL
that is so, wat can n few poor Indians
do In q fgh.p They are making o
great mistake and are fools. For
years / fought the white men. think.
ing that with my few braves l could
kill them all, and that we would
again have tho land that our Great
Father gave us and covered with
game. 1 thought that after we had
killed the white men tho buffalo
deer and antelope would come back.
After l fought and lost and after I
Travelled over tho country in which the
white man lives and saw his cities and
the work that he had done, my, heart
was r. " to burst. knew that the
race OF the Indian was run"
Asked what he thought would
eventually become OF tho Indian, Ger
onimo hesitated n moment and then,
pointing to the West, replied: 1.-THE
sun rises and shines for a time and
then 1t goes down, sinking out OF
sight, and is lost, So 1t will be with
tho Indians.
when l was a boy my old father
told me that the Indians were as many
rs the leaves on the trees, and tina,
way off in the North they had many
horses and furs. / never saw them
but l know that IL they W , there
then they have gone now nd the
white man has taken all they had. i,
will be only n few years more until
the Indians will be heard Of no more
except In the books that the whit,
man has written. They are not thu
people that the Great Father loves, To-
II they were he would protect them
They have tried to please him, bu'
they do not know how.
schools are good things for In
dians, but II takes many years I.
change tho nature Of the Indian. /
an Indian boy goes to school ant
learns to be like a white boy, he come
back to The agency and there Is moth
ing for him to do but put on n blan
ket and be like an Indian again. Thi
is where the government Is to blame
7 When 1t takes our children away an
t educates them 1t should give ther
: something to do, not turn them loos
to run wild upon the agency. Unit,
that time m educating the India
Is throwing money away. What ca
IN educated Indian do out In the sag
brush and cactus?
There will be no more big India
wars The Indians fighting days al
i, over and there is nothing left for hi
to do but to be a beggar and live o
=, charity around tho agency"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
CAN NOT AGREE IN PARIS.
Peace Commissioner Ask Their Govern
ments for Instruction..

Peace Commissioner Ask Their Govern
ments for instructions
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch 20 the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Paris says the United States and Span.
ish peace commissioners are at entire
variance regarding the question OF the
disposition OF the Philippines and hat
they have referred the matter to their
respective governments.
MADRID, Oct. 1.-THE semi-oficial
Correspondence to- day, touching up.
on the negotiations now In progress AZ
Paris, says: swell informed circles
assert that the peace negotiations are
not proceeding satisfactorily. Stnor
Montero Rios has written asking new
instructions TO enable him to S1.nc to
an agreement with the American com.
missioncrs. His letters have been read
at a meeting Of tho cabinet and the
ministers have agreed upon the terms
Of the new instructions which will BE-
sent before to-morrow's meeting Of the
commissioners. A minister has ex.
pressed the opinion hat probably tho
Philippine question will not DO dis
cussed as the Americans ore also wait
ing for instructions"
The minister Of war. General Cor
rea, has received a dispatch from Gem
eral Rios, the Spanish commander in
the Philippines, announcing another
victory in the Visayas islands over in
surgents from the island OF Luson,
who are said to have lost 12e men killed
and many wounded besides losing all
their guns. several cannon and q guam
tity Of ammunition.
General Rios adds that ho considers
the rebellion in the Visayas islands to
be ended and he asserts that tho ma
tives do not respond to the appeals Of
the insurgents.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1l.-Secretary Day
sent a ~cablcgram to the state depart
ment on Monday regarding the work
OF the American commissioners, but 10
was merely routine in character, and
simply shows that Mr.. Day and his
colleagues have completed tho features
OF h agreements which they are
anxious the Spanish commissioners
shall adopt.
al iSopohSo W tnc hulcTlCdu u0-
mands, the Spanish representatives
have submitted counter demands, and
one of these suggests the assumption
by the United States OF the Cuban
debt in return, it is said, for the an
nexation OF Cuba by the United States.
Failing in this, the Spanish represent
atives are anxious that the Cuban debt
shall be borne by the Cubans, with q
guarantee OF some kind from this coun-
try.
From information which the author.
tiles have received they say they have
no doubt that Spain will attempt to
fasten the Philippine debt upon the
United States, and this information
would seem to indicate that
Spain has in mind a proposition which
may eventually be submitted to this
government for tho United States to
take all of the Philippines, shoulder
the Philippine debt and give
her important advantages, COM
mercial and otherwise, in the Eastern
islands. If Spain has such q PROPOSE
ton in view she may rs well know
hat 1t will be a waste Of time for her
to present it. This government will
accept no debts, nor will It guarantee
the payment of the Cuban debt,
directly or indirectly. The instruo-
tions Of the American commissioners
are positive on this point.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
Good Behavior of Troop. In sant,ar,

SANTIAGO, Oct. 12.-General Lawton
Is well satisfied with the soldierly
qualities displayed by his men since
they have been here, and all reports
from other places in the province as to
the behavior of the American troops
are equally satisfactory. There has
been very little drunkenness, which is
really remarkable when one remem-
bers that, as a soldier puts 1t, ''drink
Is cheap and you r always thirsty"
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
E...rha.y May Los. HI. Ribbon.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Seicle says II
learns that the government is about
to demand the expulsion from the Le-
gion Of Honor of Major Comte Ferdi'
nand Walsin Esterhazy, who Is be.
lieved to be the author of tho horde
reau In the Dreyfus case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1898-10-14
WOULD HOLD ALL.
Ths Interview Credited to Joseph Cham
beriain by u French Paper.

. bsriain by u French Paper.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-The Evcnment to-
day publishes the substance Of an in
tervicw with Mr.. Chamberlain, the
British secretary OF state for tho col
onies, who is now in America. The En-
glishman is quoted as saying he con-
siders the United States, owing to the
recent war,to be in the same position in
the East as Great Britain in Egypt,
adding that the United States has
the same imperative duty to keep the
Philippine islands. Mr.. Chamberlain
Is reported to have added: 'The mo.
ment has arrived for the United States
to prepare for an extension OF its ter
ritory, and in order to realize this
ideal she will not refuse Great Brit.
ain's support. United, Great Britain,
the United States and Canada will be
invulncrable."