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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
AGUINALDO SPRINTING.
General Young Is Right After The Fugi-
tive And His Party.

Manila, November 22.-Gen. Young re-
ports that Aguinaldo, with a party of
20O including some women, passed
Aringay, on the coast between San Fa-
bian and San Fernando, November H..
The general adds that Aguinaldo prob
ably intends to strike inland through
the Binqua mountains toward Bayom-
bong. General Young, with cavalry and
Macabebes, is pursuing the Filipino
leader, part Of the American force TAX
ing the direction of San Fernando.
New York, November PA dispatch
to the Herald from Manila says the
opinion Of many military men and res
ident foreigners is that Aguinaldo has
probably escaped by changing the seat
of war intoathe northern part of the is
land. They think he has taken consid-
cradle of the army with him.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
Morning Press Dispatches.

The window-glass combine has been
completed.
George Dixon, feather weight cham
pion, got the decision over Eddy Lenny,
of Philadelphia, last night, after fight
ing twenty-five rounds before the New
Broadway Athletic Club.
James J. Jeffries and James J. Cor
bett were yesterday matched to
fight twenty five round go, or to fin
ish, If the law permits, on or about
September Is next. The fight will be
under Queensberry rules
There is no change in the plague sit
uation at quarantine. The patients re-
moved to Swinburne from the steamer
J. w. Taylor are improving.
The congress of Chill has approved
of the renewal of the Gillian claims
committee, or the Washington tribunal,
according to the convention with the
United States.
The general missionary committee o!
the Methodist church adopted a resolu-
ton placing itself on record against the
seating of Representative-elect Brig
ham H. Roberts, of Utah, in the next
congress. The COMMITTEES then appro-
priated money for mission work among
American Indians in the territory in
cluding Wyoming, Arizona and New
Mexico. The sum of $3.50 was appro'
priated.
The Zambalese coast is carefully pa
trolled by war-ships to prevent the es
cape of Aguinaldo. 1t is believed the
Baltimore has proceeded north to re-
| ceiye American prisoners from the Fill
pinos The issue of Independence, pub
lished at Tarlac the day before tn
Americans entered the place, contains
despondent valedictory entitled 'Adieu
The article showed the writer consid
cred the game played out. He said
"Obliged by circumstances, we hav
found it necessary to interrupt witt
this number the pleasant labor Of de
Tending our ideals and interests. W
take leave of the public and our read
ers with grief most profound and bitter
ness most cruel"
At Wilkesbarre, Pa, mob Of won
en- assaulted men operating min
pumps, throwing pepper into their eye
and clubbing them.
Walter Morehead, of London, share
holder in the Southern Pacific Railroa
Company, who seeks to set aside the RI
organization plan, filed a supplement.
bill in the United States circuit cour
The court is asked to set aside tn
transfer of the property Of the Centrt
Pacific to the Central Pacific Railwa
Company Of Utah. The appointment I
a receiver is also requested.
United States Senator Chiffon, by
letter to the Young Mems Democrat
Club Of Dallas, Tex, declined to me
Congressman J. w. Bailey in q joint d
bate in their race for the United Stat
senate earlier than next spring. and n
then unless Bailey formally challengt
him. It is understood that Bailey W
do this.
U =
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
B. b o. Railway Wreck.

Cleveland, o.. November PA west
bound passenger train, with two en-
gines, on the Baltimore & Ohio, ran into
the rear end of west-bound freight
this morning near Nicoll's Station, Ind,
at high speed, causing bad wreck
and killing Engineer Bradford, of the
passenger train, and 1hjuring Engineer
Sarber and two firemen. The accident
occurred during dense fog.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
-BELLEHONT OCCUPIED.
The Beers Continue to Pour Into British
TarritorY.

Durham, Natal, November pa dis
patch from the Mooi river says the tel
egraph line was cut Tuesday evening
near Highlands station. The railroad
station Is in possession of a large force
of Beers encamped near Mitcheson's S
cutting.
London November 22-There has ap-
parently been no communication with
Estcourt, Natal, since noon of Tuesday.
The Beers now control the railroad
thence to the Mooi river, consequently
momentous developments may be ex~
pected at any time. Thee Beers are
swarming southwark, t1eirforces being
largely increased by accessions from the
disaffected Cape burglars. According
to Cape Town dispatch, General Me-
thuen's division left the Orange river
and reached Wittepnts halfway to
Bellaeasnt, yesterday. Advices from the
Orange river to-day show that the
Beers occupy Bellemont in force, and
the neighboring hills are crowned with
Boer cannon. About $4,000 Of General
Buffers army corps have now arrived.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
A sueculatinr Official.

Berlin, November 22.-The Deutsche
Zeitung publishes the following dispatch
from St. Petersburg: The Car has
instructed Minister of Justice Muravieff
to investigate the allegations that M.
Dewitte presumably the minister OF
finance)has been manipulating the bourse
to his personal advantage. Dewitte
made an Intellectual attempt to commit
suicide. Several high official are said to
be IMPLICATED.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
Richardson For Democratic Leader.

New York, November ga special
to the Herald from Washington says:
The selection Of Representative James
E. Richardson as the leader of the mi
nority of the next house of representa-
tives, seems assured. A careful canvass
puts the situation thus: James E. Rich
ardson, 81; John H. Bankhead, 70; u. A.
De Armond, 32; William Sulzer is; un-
pledged, 26.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
After the Tammany Police.

New York, November 22.-Gov. Roose-
velt and Senator Plat had confer
ence to-day on the proposed state con-
stabulary bill, by which the control OF
the police in cities of the first and sec
ond classes will be vested in a commits
sion appointed by the governor. 1t is
reported the governor agreed to sign a
measure if passed by the legislature by
a good majority.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
vice President Hobart's Fortune.

Paterson, N j.. November 22.-The
funeral of Vice President Hobart will
be held Saturday afternoon. Public
services will be conducted by Rev. DR..
Magic, pastor of the Church of the Re-
deemer (Presbyterian). The interment
will be in Cedar Lawn cemetery.
President Mckinley and members of
the cabinet, judges of the supreme court
and other distinguished officials will at
tend.
The insurance policies on Mr.. Ho-
bart's life aggregated about $780,
His fortune Is estimated at from $4,000
900 to $3,000,000.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
Sierra County Notes.

Mrs E. H. Bickford has organized q
boys home culture club at Hillsboro.
Bias Chavez and family removed from
Hillsboro to Kingston for the benefit of
Mr.. Chavez health.
Arthur A. Evans of Kingston, will
move to Ell Paso where he has accepted
a good position.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
An important Army Vacancy

New York, November PA special
to the Tribune from washington says:
Major William J. Volkmar, assistant
adjutant general, has applied for retire
ment, thereby creating one OF the most
desirable vacancies that has occurred In
the staff of the army for long time.
volkmar Is now attached to the head
quarters department at Chicago.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
p,,approves Government Ownership.

Chicago, November ga strong ar
eument in favor of legalized pooling
was made before the subcommittee OF
the industrial commission to-day by
Paul Morton, secretary and vice presi-
dent Of the Santa Fe railroad. He dis
approved the government ownership OF
railroads, claiming It would bring high
er rates and inferior service.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The School Has All Pupils 1t Can Accom-
modate,

The barracks of the New Mexico Mil
itary Institute at Roswell have been
crowded to their utmost capacity since
the first week Of school.
Last winter the superintendent was
voted visionary when he told members
of the legislature that if the dormitory
accommodations were doubled he could
do $4,000 worth of business with Texas
alone. Yet that much has been done,
anyway. $50 e4'@'-~
: There can be no question but the
earnings of the school for the present
session would be a third greater, and
the attendance one-half greater, if 1t
were possible to provide quarters for
the cadets.
The school does not owe a dollar and
has money enough for all expenses to
be incurred until next September
The work of the cadets this year
shows marked improvement. The work
of Captain Davis with the ball teams
has been excellent. The baseball rec
ord for the fall was highly creditable.
Arrangements have now been perfected
with Professor Toomey to give music
lessons at the New Mexico Military In
stitute, and cadet band and glee club
have been organized The literary So
ciety meets each Saturday night, Cap
tain Fitzgerald presiding. Work and at
tendance are compulsory, and thus the
exercises are always we'll prepared and
interesting.
AT their last meeting the regents de-
cided to erect another residence build
ing,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
The Usual Penalty Of Lust.

Pensacola, Fla, November 22.-The
body of West Lawrence, the negro who
assaulted Mrs. w. Bowman, was found
swinging from tree riddled with bullets.
Mrs. Bowman positively identified him
before he was lynched.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
Director Davis Dying.

Chicago, November 22.-George X
Davis. director of. the Worlds Fair, Is
dying of valvular heart disease.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22

Just received--a new and stylish line
of mems and boys overcoats and suits.
We offer them at very low figures.
SANTA FE MERCANTILE CO.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
"He IS Wise Who.
TALKS But Little.

This Is only a half TRUTH
IF zvise men had held their
tongues, sve should knoxv
nothing about the circulation
of tie blood. fit svere not
for this advertisement you
n,iqktnever knozv that Hood 5
.Sarsapanlla Is the greatest
medicine In the 1vorld to
purify and enrich your blood.
create an appetite. gfve yoo
strength and steady heroes.
Impure Biood-"x5eompisrosa
Aad. deo6s Sassapanua ID mach good
b. pevtfykv my Hood sly sin b now
der. o1mk D. MeCcy Walsosnouxs Pa.
Moods. Se.1qbo1
d.
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22

Mems underwear, mems ties, mems
new line of gents furnishing good just
received at
SANTA FE MERCANTILE co.
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CALESWOMEN understand what torture is.
Constantly their feet whether well orill Compelled
~ to smile and agreeable to customers while dragged

aches count Tor HttI6. they must
keep going or lose their place.
To these Mrs. Pinkham's help is
offered. A letter to her at Lynn,
Mass, will bring her advice free
of all charge.
Miss NANcIE SHoBE, Florence,
COL, writes a letter to Mrs. Pink
ham from which we quote:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22

Mrs. Sullivan, a widow residing at
Grafton, caught gray wolf in trap
and received the reward of $50 offered
bv the stockmen of the Black Range.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
r. Walker co
Sell Everything That is Good to Eat
Fresh
Meat.

la this line we keep nothing
but the very best; money can
not buy anything better. 1t
is fit for King
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22

ctored ana TOOK various meolClneS, OUT
got no relief, and when I wrote to you
I could not walk more than four blocke
at time. followed your advice. tax.
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Blood Purifier
in connection with the Vegetable Com
pound and began to gain in strength
from the first. l am getting to be q
stranger to pain and I owe it all to your
medicine. There is none equal to it,
for have tried many others be-
&|k fore using yours. Words cannot
- be said too strong in praise of it."
Miss POLLY FRAME, Meade,
RO1 ] Kan, writes:
dear MRS. PINKHAM-I feel II
my duty to write you in regard to
what your medicine has done for
N me. cannot praise it
NJ enough. Since my girlhood
\SA, had been troubled with ir-
! N.Y. regular and painful
Al ~ periods and for nearly
" AaSE Ave years had suffered
@Swith falling of the
.R&d womb, and whites. Also
MN had ovarian trouble, the
wollen and sore that could not move
thanks to your wonderful medicine, that
:. and am healthy and strong"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
WOMEN
WHO EARN
THEIR LIVING

II had been poor health for time my troubles hav-
ing brought standing physician sad caus-
ing serious womb trouble had to give up my work was
lust bundle of and would have fanting spells at
monthly periods doctored and various medicines but
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Ghriitian banien,

ben fore nprIte 8ipliniit, bar bet mig
en- S~ornsielie at bsre, oa ban nplig
aieIteoe Dor Sp, os jeg bill berpeo beos
ON COB til giennem "0ecorub>P oiten"
at eiers 2anbsm9no opmertiom pau
oenne Gunitner. 6an CAB forleoen
en- aoncert paa Stolens fore Sal,
og ulle, iom bsrte BAN, lab iom benz
rpgt unoer bans patre Spill. Stos
lens glao uogipet al Gleperne, 9iper
BAN ben bsisite 9ris. Sort efter bleo
ban inobuot til at TONNE tilbage %
IpiQs / en- al 8pens &irter. Seq pil
life pptaite mig til 0pmmer paa Mus
iitens Smruabe, men ter bog fige, at
6r. GbriItian SanIsn sr en- Sunitner
al bsi Rans, ug ieg pil berpeo OPP
forore 2anosmeno til at fire Zig
bans 9eisg. !6an bill itaffe benz I'm
berboloning, iom be lunge bill babe
goot al at minoes.
Gilbert s. Gqge.
Waibington State college. Buff
man, Waib., 19b. Dec. 1899.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

3ieneren freg % seititulerece for al
fdd BAN iii at bsgribe. at bet daereot
bar bortlsiet. Den fremmeoe foritot
ingentins, men ia: Seq mda gisrt
Dem opm1rtfom poa, at ieg er bsp.
Som 5slge berdf er ieg meset bange al
mig. % meb oenne Repolper itpoer ieq
enbper iom Tiger at pGtte mig Der
Rattetio!",
I'll 5jenerItobsts 5pritr9ttelie lag.
De ben frpetetigs Wunb zig bdlpt al:
tl9ot | en- Seng. San, iom bapos
leiet 9areliet, If bsre, bpilten farlia
Wdnb ben ospe bar, oa belutteoe tut
tenoe at tilbringe Ratten pad en-
Sofa.
Den nGIte Morgen betalte ben oepe
Tor Ratteloeis % gift. !Sdn begop Jig
til line 9enner, iom ban bdpoe oGooet
meo ON, at ban ituloe faa iope / en-
COB Sena.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Den ~ueentliee Operiiet.

Sra g.. g. DUN &c Sos. ugentlise
!Sanoelsoperiigt, bateret iiofte 2srbos,
bibi9ttes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / 2anbet t9t
inb unber Sui bar nebpenbispis mo-
get minore enb be foreeuaenoe Tiger,
men ben bar bog itsrre eno nogen tios
iigere Susuge. llobetalingsrne gienz
mem be pistisite Clearing ouies bar
iaatsoes iibfte llee 33 prpcent itsrre
enb / 5ior os 50.4 procent iterrs enb
/ 1892.
9omulosmdrteoet leo enoel pdds
erunb at Ittiernes lliitterbeb, men
bet bar fun forbigaaenbe. G~fteripsrss
ielen efter 8omulbsparer er john os
Yriierne boloer fig fate. lllobunoe>
len minteoe ceiaa brat paugruno al
bet trpttenbe Y~engemarfso, men priz
1erne bar life foranorst fig.
Yriien paa 6uoer bar omiioer gadet
neb en- Smule / Gbicdgo - for be
Heite Sorters 9eotommenoe meo "A
Sent. 5or entelte 29oeriorters Deb
tommenbe er Gfteripsrsielen pluoielis
aftaget.
Sernpriierne boloer Jig %forbauienoe
fate, % Priisrne paa fGroige BRO
butter foranbrer Iig fun Tibet itisnt
fere fore 8ertiteoer MI tonturrerer
ON npe g~eitiainger.
tSpeoen er gaaet nsb bdaoe meb Sens
inn til pris og til GfterIpsrgIeleu
fra llolanbst tiltrobs for ben fore
Heb9ans / geitens Silfsriel; - ben
bar iioite llge fun 3,306,2S6 Suibsls
imoo 7.34O,170 Sjor. llofsrielen
fra Itlanterbdpstpiten bar / be tire
iibite Tiger paret fun 6,S64,433 9us
Ibels impb 15,415,36S / 6ior. Corn
uoferielsn boloer iig oerimoo sobt
peolige; ben bar iibite ll9e 3,729,179
9uIbsls impb 1924, 1886 / 5jor.
llaens 5aIitter bar I be 5oreneoe
Stater 220 imob 258 / 5ior % / Ga
nabu 26 imop 81 i 5ior.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Sra Sprtng 6ropc.
9aaut al "Seralo."

mrs. Sisne 2iOOulen og Drills
Gunbilo Gnger afreiite 6repas Wors
gen til Woorbsao. Minn.
6. .. Gitbp % 9uitru fra
Sbepenne % Mrs. s.. Mpbre fra
Davenport. q. D, Der / be Iioite Tiger
bar pGret / Ssie9 hos SlGstninoe
og Senner Der / Smeenen, reiite
biem / Sorsou9s.
anna Senoerion afait ben 15bs
Dec. oeo 0sbsn / I'm Wtooers Siem
n9r peo 9pen. 9sb8adrIaoen par
SGring, iom bun bapbe liot al be
itoite BAR aar. qfosoe bar fun 20
Aar 9ammel og Ell msaet lopenoe
lln9oom. Sum sfterldber Tia Mpoer
% Here Ssitre. 9~earopslien fanot
StsO Snsoa9s. Yaitor Reque for
rsttepe.
aieritt 9ermaser afsit peb Do
ben ben 17os Dec. i tit Siem / 8iIs
min9ton. 5un bar 76 2(ar aommel
o9 bsrte til GountDets 9ionerer.
Itosoe bar raIt og rerig inotil for
i1ogIe faa Waaneoer iiben, oa bun bier
rummst al ct Slustilf9lbe. SUN
eftsrIaoer zig &9tefrIs % en- 9utter
SssropsIien funot Steb i Sursboos.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
6amlc ~S,aanofrtitcr.

Gn engelit Dame, 5ru Qgnes
Smitb 2spis / Cambridge, er al
llntperiitetet / 9als blspen uon9ort
til 2SresoottOr / 5ilpiofi og Msiter /
be fire Sumter. Ssnoes 5ortieneItc
be'taar /, at bun / ct Sloitsr pua Sis
moi bar funoet ct 9lpgummelt p9rbis
fulot 9udnbitrift, en- ipriIt SperiGts
telie al be fire Goanselier tiaige meh
en- ipriIt Srobog. 9isie Strifter
bar bun uogipet / 6alssftab meo i'm
Softer. SUN bar / bette Zismeb firt
0anse gjort en- Hsiie til Sinai
0esuoen bar bun brast bet isritt
gIao al ct bebrdiit !SaanbItrift til
europa, / builtet man ajentienott
ben bebraiTte Original til SeIus 81:
rad, ION bar p9ret ioripunben
adrbunoreoer; man bar biotil fur
baot oenne Bog / latinit, 9r9It p9 Ip.
riff SperI9ttsIIe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Snopanoring al uol9moin:
ger til Sibiricn.

Gfter bpab no 'tpa= 9laoet Huis.
Wieb. meobeler, bar her / ben Iioits
Sio, iamtiDig mso 9pgningen at ben
iibiriite gane, foresauet en- Snopunz
bring at llblRnoinger til Sibirien.
Qmeritanere, Spitere % Gngl9nbere
bigger ~tolosIale Sagbrug, SrGIlis
berier, Wsuer % andre inouitriele
gtablisiementer. 5remfor alt er bet
bog be ubpre Winerulftdtte / Sibis
rien, Iom man bar i'm SpmGrtipmbeo
b%enpenot pdu. Meget taratteriitiit
er bet, at nogle itpre ameritdnite
Sompanier bar beepnot at oripe
8ulobier9perter, Iom forlengit er
Bit neolugt al ben rusiiite Regjering,
5ilItremningen sr iiGr it9rt til
WIaotrpoitot, % be melt anieeoe
5o~rretninger Der sr %uoenldnofte.
9por enersiIt 4meritanerne ruiter
Jig til ben frebeli9e Grobring at ST.
btrien, frem9aar bl. a. oeraf, at be /
San Srancisco bar pprettst en- rusiii.
Stole, Iom bar bet ipecieue 2iemeo
at ~bibringe llopanbrere til Sibirien
8ienoifdb til bet rusIifte .Sprou.
llol9noinserne letter life blot snors
me Sapitaler / iibiriite 5oretagsnoer,
men De anitrenger fig ogiaa for al
tnptte Sanbelsforbinoelier meo bette
riae 2ano. Ruis. Wieb. uotaler til
Slutning. at llblGnbinssrnss Gtss
empel ber anIpore Rusierne til en-
iprig aonturrance.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26

BET for at Inoe no, bporodu bet Itr uo
inopenoig. 8inoen pdrierer ira en-
ltert 9reltn iii en- pibsnoe Spo, %
tim m aIminpeIig 2itenpino bar nos
gen Snofnoelie pod osnne opuo euer
reodo bl9ienbe 0ino. Wien bper
Sang bet blGier fra OF. gisr 5ullet
Sprsr. Oct iuser bd til iia oft, iom
finbes pao Wdrten runbt bet, 8isroer,
5rar, 8reaturer, Seite, Solt ener
b%pooiombtIit. 9lIt fires neo / bet
~IpGlQenoe 0pb. af oenne 8runo
bar Wr. gdumeartner life funnel
Qierbe inn bette for bdm itte iad tibet
fobeIi9e 6ul.
0ette er / aortbeo en- 9eitripelIs al
"Sullet / 9runosn", % er bet, iom
be'trepet, sr bet ct nptioa merteligt
6ul. Sanbbso. Naturen bar man
&c llnoere at BIZ pad.
"6errel bpor mango ere oins Gisrz
ninger? % bu eiorbe Dem ale piielis
gen; Sorben cr fulo at oine Giens
BONNIE"
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Den fremmeoe Rerre
Sarte / en- Aft.

Sanblin9en foreguar / en- Reitau:
rant paa State Street. Der er ga
loon pg SpiqspGrelie peb Sioen al
&lotten er 5 ON Gftermioou9en. Srt
Yerioner iibber % ipiler Ppfer. D
to er !9anbelsmGno pg ben treble Ell
Sottor.
De er a1e muntre og lD1tige, oc
9ottoren fsrer Sroet. San fortGls
Ter, at ban bar fprlppet | to Oar; mer
for ct Bar 0age iiben afbrso ban
5orbinoelfen. Om bette uotuler bar
iig MI / bet pioe % brebe pg riOer al
Zig ben enc 9ittigbeo efter ben dnoen
@n Spparter traaote ino): 9r,
Doctor, De mdu bore Iaa mil al
TONNE uoenfor.
Oottoren: 6pem sniter at tale mer
mig9
Sppartersn: Gn frsmmeb Serre.
Sottpren: gsb ham tomme inp.
Spbarteren (gadr).
Den fremmeoe (tr9osr inb): 6r.
Softor SpunoIp?
0ottoren: ga, bet er mig.
Den fremmeoe: 5sr ieg beoe Dem
ON en- fort Samtale?
9ottoren: Som 2ags?
Den fremmeoe: Net.
0ottoren: Spent bar jeg ben Sor.
nsielie at tale meo?
Den fremmeoe (n9pner lit Napn.)
Sottoren (bliper blsg. Sans BE.
bra9ne ajGreite bar en- 8rpr, iom boz
/ Minneapplis, % bet er BAN, ban pa,
for fig. Men ban futter fig inurt oc
Tiger / en- uDfororenbe Spne):
Gr bet npeet, De pil, fan Dc bel Ii.
geiaa goOt mebbele mig bet Der.
Den fremmeoe: ga, men bet far
mda'te bore Dem ubebageligt.
SottOren (baanIig): gla pnt.
Den fremmeoe (gioer 0oftoren er
traftig 2uiina, Iua ban tumler, BUTTE,
berpda og iiger): Oct er alt, bbao iet
bdpoe at meobele Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
st Sui | @rnmoen.

Ut am. gIao berettsr ON en- mertes
Itg 9sp'er, sQer bOao man ital fable
bet, n9r Bead Greet, Ser. Wan
talbtr paa be aanter Steoet for
outlet i 9runoen." Gltio blnIsr Der
al bet Sui, og 8inoens Rstnirc er
ultio enten opao slIsr nebao. Wau
butter to 8unge, ba Bead Greet fteo
oosr Tine Sreooer, iioite Sang ifior
inosr Speriosmmelisrne pad be SAM
Ter. 8dnoet bar be TO 8anas nadt
lSuuet oper ben iorbolosois lape ga
sdnfte flaos Mart, 6uur bet "bomines
rer." Oct Itul ia pGrst ct I~torortet
Stue. Oct enc Minut Iuaer SuQet
8anomasien til iig, % / npfe Rinut
iencsr bet en- musIiO 8unoisils inbtil
100 Sob bit.
Gn Wr. CLAUS gumaartrer eier
BET 2ano, bporpaa bette mertelioe Sul
finoes, og oa ban life fan TONNE ner
til gGtten meb a~pGsbjorOen unota.
gen pod ben laps Mart Nor bet. ia,
ban ofte miItet buapt Ssfts "a area.
tursr unber 9anOinseu. SelU bsr
iprateits 5eft fan life tjempe imol
lang Stunoen efter at bare tpmmsr
inb / bet iugsnoe 8inocrog fra Suaet
bsotr BET.
Sulet er ca. 300 Sob 5psrmaal
men insen bar pppet fig at saa bort ii
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-26
Ten Wano,

ION Tiger: Seq ian toale mere gr9ns
benin eno nogen unoen Mdno Der /
Spsn og oog Aoloe nit 9ppeo opreiIt,"
giper oerpeo tiltieube, at bans 500
%peoinoboIo" allsreoe er Itartt beItaoiz
get; tbi eftsriom altobol fornemmelis
sr en- Siernesift, iaa BIZ ben. Der bar
BEN '~tsrite og bsoite Sjerns, bare ben
fsrlte til at merle 4~ltobolens Dirt
ntngsr, msoens Perionsr meo minore
bel uopttlst Sierns pil tunne Itaa
iGngit. pau en- "itor qano" bar qs
tobOIen iamms 9irtningsr iom Solz
ltruaIerne paa en- Snstrans.