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The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
LEGISLATION
AGAINST TRUSTS
Probable Result of the
Conference.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Call

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Sept. lit IS
zaf= o1e OF ths probable results Of the
ANTITRUST conference Of Governors and
Attorney Generals in St. Louis VIII be the
ronvening Of the several state Legs
-r7ras II special session for the purpose OF
zaa1f1z with the trust problem Inc
convention. il is said. VIII outline leg1s-
Ia-fo1 that shall be found desirable and
-rsr Governors in harmony with the
--ovsment viii Immediately after tne a0-
...,r-uu1ent Of the convention summon q
--afr state Legislatures together 20 en-
-.,r A Uniform law IN the different SCares'
flowing the lines laid down by the coh-
fsrence. ..
d Is almost certain thar should the 81
r o-7fs conference recommend this Ane OF
s--ion Governor Jones viii convene the
r-efsIat1.re some time within the ne4L
81 Louis. Sept T.-Nothtng is known
-44-a as 10 the plans Of the convention q
l-5yzruors and Attorney Genera1Si ca41=1
~ meet here next week by Governor
Sgvara Of Texas for the purpose or dls-
--rss5-S the trust problem and or taxing
s--c5 acton az they may deem necessary
T.7--ar-7Cr- Savers who left AuSUn yes
-zrr4av is not expected TO reach mere IN
tii t0-morurw morning, when son1elnIlK9 K
definite as to the convention viii De made
It Is expected that at Isass half the
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On the green at the east Of the uOuU-
r77rr q stand for the speakers and
the invited guests had been i'm
rr5v4sed. -Four American flags marked
out the bounds of the tuclosUre.
Around the monument, upon the en-
bleuartc figures Included in the adoru-
r1ent OF the monument and surround
f1g the speakers stand punches 0t
ccrurowers and dahHas we're ar
ranged. The wreath held out by the
female figure on the west side front Of
the monument was decorated with
laurel.
IRE procession formed at the Oak
street entrance 10 the park On stan
van street. It was viewed BY large
crowds az II passed on 10 the Garfield
monument. Arriving at the scene Of
the celebration the organizations ar
rayed around the monument, the
Iowa seamen being next 10 the
speakers stand Behind the Icwans
the band was stationed Places Of
honor we're given 70 the leading or
gariZattCus. 4 large tncIosUrs had
been formed by striugtng ropes, but
the crowd soon broke through the line
and crowded close 10 the rostrum.
The orattons were OF the historical
and euIogtsrfc order. President Calvin
introduced Isaac J truman as the
president Of the day, Mr.. Truman
spoke very briefly, pointing out the les
sons that CfarfieId's life affords the
young Then the kn1ckerbocker
quartet sang sweetIy Lead Kindly
Light" Congressman julius Kahn
pronounced the euIogy upon Garfield.
SO long" said Mr.. Kahn, as the
people OF this land keep alive the idea
OF government of the people, for the
people and by the people. will the
name Of Garfield be remembered and
h0uored. His qualities were such that
those who knew him might stand up
and say 10 all the world this was i
man
Mrs. Bertha Adams sang the Star
spangied Banner; c. w. Kyle re-
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VOLUNTEERS BANaUETED.
The Member Of the Young Men:
Institute Feast Their Return
inr Mem bers.

A grand banquet rendered to the r1eu-
be-s of the Young Mems Institute in the
ranks Of the California volunteers by the
san Francisco councils, 7. NJ. L, under
rh. auspices OF the board Of manage
rent. took place Saturday night at Pic
ueer Hall The banquet hall was hand
someIy decora ted with evergreens and the
national coIors, making d pleasant ap-
pearauce-
About three hundred members sat down
70 a well prepared feast at about o clock.
from which time until the last toast had
been responded TO i merry time was had
The blessing was asked by Rev Father
" D. Mcktn1o1, and the fo57l9w5ng JoaSts ;t
We're responded TO. California, by
John T Cfreaney: Our Motto. Pro
Dec. Pro Patrfa, by Rev Father ". D
McKinuou. The Volunteers by John J.
Barrett. IN the Service Of CuclE sam =
BY Captain Denis Geary: Our HouOCed
Dead. II silence; The Young Mems n
stitute'' by Frank J. kierce; "F'rater-
niry" by Hon. Frank j. Murasky; The
Board Of Management by George A.
Stanley: The Ladies', by Frank 7. Shea
During the evening William J. Hynes
rendered a humorous selection. T. W
Hickey reCited The Race Of the Ore
gOn'' and C D. O'CGnnOr sang "Ou the
Day That Smith Comes Home" D. J.
O'LearY acted as POSTMASTER The affair
throughout was q very enjoyable one.
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COMPLAINS OF THE squad.
Chinese Consul 70 Vow Issues Z
Proclamation Regarding Raids.

Proclamation Regarding Raids
Much complaint has been caused
among Chinese merchants by the action
Of the Chinatown squad IL raiding repu-
table stores in search 1f lottery tickets,
and. in consequence, Consul General H0
Vow issued a proclamation yesterday
calling on merchants who felt aggrfeved
70 make formal complaints TO him IN
order that the wroug might be righted
through the proper authorities.
Consul Ho Vow said last evening that he
had issued the proclamation for the pur-
nose of having thorough investigation
0P ths complaints He said that the
present trouble arose over the employ
ueut Of white stooI-pigeons by the
sergeant These stooI-pigeous would go
into reputable stores and hide lottery
ricESa+s and then inform the squad and
the aid would follow. As IL is impossible
for the white stooI-pfgeons 10 get into the
gambling dens or lottery offices. they
have adopted this method Of earning their
The rratter had become so serious that
the SIX Companies have taken It up and
Sergeant Duke and his squad TO prevent
them from entering the stores and max
ing search without a warrant.
The Consul said be attributed the
whole trouble TO the fact that the
present SQUAD was not well posted IL
Chinatown affairs and was imposed upon
by those from whom they received in
formation.
TIE matter VIII be officially laid before
Chief Lees and he VIII be requested to
have Il Investigated ard the trouble to
legitimate MERCHANTS stopped
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

T~ He memory OF the martyred
4 President, James 4. Garfield. was
4 hOuored yesterday afternoon AZ
Golden Gate Park Orations were
delivered BY Congressman julius Kahn
and Senator Perkins. Brief remarks
we're made by E NJ Calvin, Isaac J.
Truman ard General Shafter. There
was a crediC9bls parade, the part1ct-
pa-frE organizations and bodies being
in this order: 4 platoon OF police, the
First California Regiment. L & Y.
Band. led by a Nelson Adams; de-
tachreut OF seamen from the United
states battIsshfp Iowa. commanded by
Ensign Henry y. Jensen; George H
Thomas Post. G A P; the Veteran
Guard Of the G. A. r. commanded
bv CAPTAIN Joseph knOwItOu; Lin
coin Post No. I. the Columbia Park
Bows Club Association. Captain c. r
AIberger in command; four companies
Of the League Of the Cross Cadets,
commanded by Major D. J. McGloir,
Lieutenant ". A Kelly, battalion ad-
5utant and the Garfield League.
The companies Of the League OF the
Cross Cadets IN line were Company
c. CAPTAIN P. L Banuon: Company D,
Captain I D. Dwyer; Company H,
CaDtaiu James Z. Power Company K,
CAPTAIN James H. Reilly. The grand
marshal was A de- Ia Tore. with A
J. Vlning as CHIEF OF staff. Z. VI.
Calvin was chairman OF the commit
Tee on arrangements. Music WIS sup
Piled by the band, by the knlcker-
booker Quartet. consisting Of Her
bert Williams, c. NJ Elliott, D. B.
Crane and L. A Larsen, and Mrs.
Bertha Adams. who sang The Star
SpanEIef Banner" as d solo. accom-
panied by the band. An original poem
was delivered by c. ". Kyle. Mayor
PheIau was on the programme 20 de-
liver remarks. but he was not present
The exercises began early in the after
noon. An assemblage numbering
MANY thousands gathered around the
monument 70 listen and 70 applaud
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Woman Eorsewhips Her InsuIter.

Burt Campbell was taken TO the City
and County Hospital last night by Officer
Taylor as result Of an encounter with
a lady whom Campbell had insuIted. The
lady and q gentleman drove up to Native
Sons Hall on Seventeenth street and the
latter got out 10 attend TO some business
Campbell came up Just then and address
ed the lady in an insulting manner. SHe
fmmedia teIy seized the whip and Piled It
with great vigOr over the head and face
Of the young tough The Iady's escort
came upon the scene and taking in the
situation proceeded TO administer d. severe
thrashing TO Campbell The couple drove
off without giving their names and Camp
bell had several stitches taken IN ms
scalp at the hospital before being taken tC
prison.
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ATTORNEY LANES BRIEF.
Response in the Charter Election Suit
70 the Claims Of NJ. z. FraEley.

TO the Claims Of NJ z. Fragley.
Franklin 4. Lane, City and County
Attorney, viii file his brief to-day in the
Supreme Court in the case OF NJ. z.
FragIey vs. James D. Phelan ct al The
appellant seeks TO enjofn the Board OF
Election Commissioners from calling or
holding an election in accordance with
the provisions Of the new charter, on the
ground that the election Of December q,
Lsgl, when q Board Of EreehOlders was
chosen, and the election or May IS 1888,
when the proposed charter rOr the city
and county was approved. were invalid
and void because Of certain irregularities
IN holding the same.
Mr.. Lane makes these contentious.
The vote at either election would have
been the same had all things been done
the omission OF which are criticized no
voter was rl1sled by the Election CON-
missiouers or other officials as To the
time OF election or place fixed for vot-
ing every eleCCOr having mad an Op-
portuntty 20 vote, that fact vahcares the
charter elections, voters received proper
notice that the election would take place
there is no allegation that every qualified
elecCor did not have a chance 20 vote,
nor IS It alleged that & single vote was
refused; or that there was not a sum
cheney OF polling places the election nav
ing been free and fair.
4 mistake made by the Election Com
utssiouers as 70 the law under which the
election should be held does not dis
franchise the voters; il the voter can
not rely upon the acts Of the Election
Commissioners there would be 10 Sc
curirv IN the ballot; polling places were
fixed by the proper board. due notice was
given and the voters voted thereat only +,
there were sufficient election officers 70
do the necessary work; II called oy
proper authority an election held IN
Conformity with the provisions OF an IN
constitutional law is not necessarily
void IL is now too late 10 attOck the
validity Of the elections mentioned IN
the foregoing, because the charter has
now become law by act OF the Legisla-
ture. and the steps leading thereto are
no longer open 10 question Equity viii
not be blind 10 the hardship OF an ad-
verse decree, the people having acted
throughout in good faith
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

Queen told the president Of the university
many Of the experiences and facts he
had gathered in his six months with the
army He spoke especially on the deep
seated aspirations for nationality which
he found among the Visayans, who are
usually said TO be in favor of American
sovereignty. The injustice Of granting
full autonomy To the Sultan OF SuIu md
refusing it 10 the TagaIs was commented
upon. President Jordan must have been
Interested for the interview was pro-
IouEsd for three hours
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
STEAMSHIP CoPTIC ARRIVES.
Passed the Transports Valencia anc
ZeaIandia at Nagasaki.

Tie steamship Coptic arrived from the
Orient at 9 O'Clock last evening ard an
chored n the stream The quarantine au-
thortties viii GO On board this morning.
after which the vessel VIII dock She has
on board eighty-0ue cabin passenge an
500 in the steerage. Chief Justice Judd Of
Honolulu and Major Jones Of the VoIun-
teer Army at Manila are on the list The
voyage was uueveutf-I and 10 sickness
has been reported on board.
Just as the Coptic was departing from
NagasalG the United States army trans
ports Valencia and ZeaIandia arrived. Il
was expected that their stay at that port
would De a brief one, and the boys may
arrive IN San Francisco soon. Matters are
reported as quiet at all Japanese, Chinese
and Hawaiian ports.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
NATHAN JONAS DEAD.
An Old Pioneer and Real Estate Man
Passes Away.

Nathan Jonas. weIl-ISnown auctioueer
and real estate man. died at his residence
Is Elliott place, yesterday afternoon about
I2:50 o'clock He had been suffering from
a severe ceugh for the past two months
which terminated IN an attack Of heart
trouble. affecting the bronchial tubes.
Mn Jonas had been for years a prom
fnent member Of Parker Lodge, l. O. o.
F.. and of Unity Lodge, a o. Z. ". The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
2 o'clock from Odd Fellows Hall Inter
neut will be at New Salem Cemetery.
The deceased leaves widow and one son,
NJ C. Jonas Of The Call editorial depart
mani
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DR.. Richardson's First Sermon.

IN the absence Of DR., John A. B. Wilson
Of the Howard street Methodist Church
the assistant pastor, Rev. DR.. Harry c.
Richardson, discoursed on the life and
work Of Christ. last night TO q large con-
gregation. The sermon was an interesting
one and was listened TO with deep inter-
est by the congregation, which was highly
impressed with the fsrvor and ability Of
DR. Wilson's assistant.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

cited 4 poem. Our Guiding Stars.
Senator George c. Perkins eUlOgized
the life and deeds Of Garfield at some
length. He urged in conclusion that
President Mckinley should be sup
ported in his course in the Philippine
Islands Peacefully Rest" was then
rendered by the quartet and the band
played a choral
There were calls for General Shafter
and he came forward and bowed Be
ing urged to make a speech he said
that 'aau citizens should stand BY the
President until the war in the Philip
pines is ended"
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18
Fi1fninn Rahr Cbristensd

The Filipino baby born at the 1Iechan-
les Fair last week was christened yester-
dav afternoon at the Church Of Nuestra
Sonora de Guadalupe The name given
the infant is Eucaruacion NacLean de
VfIIanueva The christening was attended
By all the members oe the Filipino village
and circus.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-18

States IN the Union. Il not two-thirtfs.
viii BE- Represented AZ the convention.
Mayor Ziegerhein Is awaiting official III
formation relative 70 the convention
before he makes arrau genents for the re-
CepttOl Of the delegates. Among those
who have ben asked 70 speak Is William
: Bry&r
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Jordan Interviews MacQueen-

DR.. David Starr Jordan held q long in
tervtew yesterday with Rev. Peter Mac
Queen about the Philippines. Mr.. Mac
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ExPENDTTTREs.


Charges TOR officers. clerks. etc Is5154 II
a. 49, s9' So ---- S. 500 a
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Net amount of Risks
written during the - -
year soc0s -'s,Suo asS7t -
Net amount 0f Risks
var -----',. 40s. 81 81 32os 24s 54
- bsr II fses 2ss s55. ~ ( ?. SIS. ass ss
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Losses incurred during the 7ear---sl is IS %
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
On inlo ruftet Sriger

ira omtring 900 {, Sr., b. b. I. bans
/ HuItuing tlGots Stslst, sr nBIig Bit
funbsn / en- iDbrusItt Grapbsi i arsos
len Sanetpit. R%uitningsn, iom finoss
afbilpet / fibite Ssfte al "3sitI9. fir
bift. 8aHsniunos", bsItaur al en- fulOz
it9noig 6eOarst RunisrIfiorts, en- Serns
bisIm meo Sernmaits. bpuri Der iipOsr
TO groucesrne mso Rings FAINT en- ligs
nsnos Bring pau ainost, bet belle al tsns
mslig raat arbeibe.
8so Sioen al arigsrsn fnnbtss en-
40 Gm. lang Sa6el al ortsntalif Mr.
beioe, en- Srisssrs al Ssru, en- Iibsn
SniD og LANCE giIsipipIsr Of Ssrn, at
bOilte en- bar en- eiennsm6rupt, tursfors
met 9rpbslis, % Ossuoen Stslsttsrne al
TO Ssits, 2isnenos 8rabs, Der finbss
paa flsre Stsosr / bet IpOIiss Ruslanb,
mdd tribe iig ira bs'tprtiits 9stI6me=
ger, Iom ~inosbaooi oisIs Gans omtrinJ
900.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
&ciiereu 90 &ninoernc.

10 dmsritanite 2btnher beIggte 8ets
Ier Wilbslm omborb / bans Ya@t /
atsl. De er bsgse iprigs for &Uinoez
Gmanctpationsn. Den enc bolot en-
lang Yale ON &pinbsus neOp9roigsnoc
Sitting / SpItlano. Ssiiersn bsrte
tuuImcote paa hsnoe, til bun bar far
big. "Ru id," iagOe SeiIsreH mso ct
2ettslisns Sui; leg sr enig mso min
8pns. gun tiger, at &pinberne itt;
bar &alb til at blanbe fig I nogst, Iom
Iigger uosnfor be fire Ser" 1ette
frsmtalots en- RGtte al SpsrgSmaat fra
observation-disclosures, "@a, ieg glemte, "
tilfrieoe Ssiiersn, "at bere lite tdlsr
Spft. De fire Ser, bet sr Siuoer
Wsrn), &irts, 8iettsn og Siolsr."
amsritansrinoerne trat fig ub at
8ampen, forpisfsbs ON, at bet bar
badbleit at padpirts aetieren.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
23repe fra Norge.

ON at tIips eset Serreb, os BET bIir Dift
inboiIget.
Eli 0ottor | S~9tsrsbalen sr ubnepnt
en-, fpm heo,r gauis fra 2pppsn).
8p9ldnbspreiten Sneebrstiea er OnTat
Ipm reiio, aapelan / Sitre 9otsu.
s 9pelano CT Der fortibsn abIttIi9
Strio ON, bpem Der ital blips 2ensmano.
gfterdt Der | fere aar - nemlis fiotn
9iitsls SratrGbeIre - bar peret fonitis
tueret 2ensmano, bleD qoitsn enbeltg for
en- lib fibsn opeipet l,bis. vi be mango
anfsgsre bleo ubtueHe: 8ouItitueret
Sensmdnb Sutob Sdusda. airtsIanger
@aiulp 9anbe pe 29rsr Manunb 9anas.
RAT. - 0et er aItfda bisIe, ium bar boer
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01

6pDeOTagelig pda ben uorIts 9runblopa
puragraf Ill, Der IpOes: "gtOrgs bar
Ret til at ba tit sget GoTaroies alag,
Diets briggs Slug bliper ct uuirn5s
6lag." SITTER osnns G;runOloOsparas
graf, Der peoblipsroe sr ~gialOenoe fiber
1914, er bet 10 u%beitrioelig faitIIdaet,
Iaabiot jeg forItaor, at gorge bar Set
til at btitsmme unguasroe lit &offar0is
eLler SanOslSfas, mems bsrimOO Ors
Io9sHoget er ct llniousf flag og Tom iaa@
oant ct unioreIt Sp6r8mual. Qar
1874 bebanblebes biItnot 6aHoelsflugst
| iammtniat Statsrdab, men bette
berOeOc pud, at 8onseu cgiaa piIos
hore bet ibenIte StatsraaO, iubsn ban
gan fit gtfalo til ben 5orsittqing, Der
bar fremtommet fra norIt Splo ON at
fad llnionSmGrtet ino / 6anoslsfagst.
Def IammsnIatts Stdtsrauo goos
tisnote 6oreitiQingen, % bereftsr iunts
ttonereDes berns 8sIlltning suOOg al
Storttn9st. M(en iGt, Stortingst 6dDs
De faat rei. ga, ba babbe Der ingsn
6la9forauoring funost Steo, trobs
aOngens % bet iammsnTatte Stats
roabs geTIutntug. Ulsn bois man MI
bible, at ielo SunoslsTagst ftulOe bare
ct llnicnsfIdg pg for 5remticen be-
6anoIss Tom ct unionelt Spersmaul,
bporfor Ia life / 1874 omItripa quras
graf III / Norges G~runolpp, Iaa at
9unbelss IaapslIom Orlossflagst bar
Bit ct Unions flag? Ru bar ROrge
pua ben Ruaos, iOm 9aragraf 70 /
oens @runoIoO faitiGtter, bsOtat en-
SlaglOb, bDorsfter bets 9anoelsHdg
ftal bare rent Og iaalsoeS life foripnst
mso lluionsmRrts. 8ibsre f%aFiRtter
aoniulatfproroninasn, at Der pua bpsrt
GunIulat sasr 8iestoniulat, foruoeu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og BERTH bsrsnos
Snitruttion iumt 6an0elss % Siss
~furtslOps. tiqi8s Itnl FinOss anbr, appe
% gsItsmmelier meo 5~ororoninser ON
&onTulsrnss @irtIpmbsb. De 2ore,
Der En- ubtommst / iGd 6snIesnos ! Spsz
rtge Og Roras. ftal Utilities
oebtommeurs aoniul at Winiitsrsn for
be uoenrigIfs anIigssnosr, &ommsrcss
foIsgist cncr bet uorTts SnbrsSspartes
msrt p aa BEN Wddos, be in b.
bnroes 10 oberens o m.
On MI en- FABIAN WltbotlelIe til &ons
iulsrns uosblir, bpprlsos5 ildl be ba
banbls. uadr ct uorTt 5artsi tommsr
mso rent SduosIsh flag og fprorsr 9s.
i%fpttelis sftsr 2obsn9 Gftsr min Sps
flaming t1mmer De til al forlaos fine
poitsr, o. iaa itaor Oi oOsrfOr en- ariIs,
tdnitc OanItsligsrs so Oi amer. Ru bar
Ri dIlersot biulpst Roromqnosne ct
sooi Stbfts paa @si,n | osres Srdp pda
tgns aoniulsr. Wdn tan ~Fpritaa osres
Msniua icm BIZ criOs bette SpsrsmaaI
til en- p~trtslis auuFitt, ia til aris mso
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01

Der er Diet Gordnoring | poiirutsn
Der i Sebrum og gaurbal nu. SCR tom
ben norOsnfru pr. SolmeItronO % 3
@dn9s ON llssr; nu tomm,r ben ibnosn,
fra pr, 2aurpit og 4 Sdnet ON llsen.
Ser tom ben per omtrsnt miot pda
Rottsu; MI 4ommer rem 81. 1920 ON
9ugsn. Den ubeaur fra eaurpit bpsr
Maubug, Snsods, 5rsbds ps esrous 81.
8 5orm. ps er tilbase inben 81. 8 GFtsrs
mibbns. Den tisr,r til Sbbers I SDurs
mas. bpor ben msoes al TN unosa fra
9aurodl. Saa M faar hi poiten mtget
"friiters" enb for.
OLAF W. Horbtbeue.
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01

1T parti. Der arbeiesr irrigt bpert for I'm
9anoibdt.
9isrsulp Often (Ba0s) bIso paa Iiofts
Stolsitprsmeoe anlat til Carer / Nomes
lambs 9reoS.
Q~mtsItoItitprsr 2orlelo Somme %
2anobruesIGrer Rssbsjm bolosr fortiosn
paa 9pslanO ct aurIus for errsre Os
9nr,riaber. Oct begnuots ben 12ts Suui
"a Ttdl pare / 6 Tiger, Der er ppimob
30 gl.bsr, at bpilts ca. Srsbiebslsn sr
sStnter. Man boiler til I Serrebslotds
let, sIer, Iom BET fables "ReitItusn." -
Som Bit fIere oso, blep bsnnt Stue
for 2--3 Mar Iiben tjpbt ps opfsrt at be
noritsnorif. 9pgIGuoirssr og inorettst
,ftsr 9dmmet Wooel. Dst's or formos
bsntlig 9aubstS msit s~nsitdasnoe 9srs
rebslotale. Ser Iamles "Spgoens
aaarns" % breftsr % forbanoier, msSeus
be / al @smptlisbeo lig aets somle
RorcmGno Iladr arsbs pm peiisn.
RanIit bet osioa er p1rot at nGons,
at Dale RommunsmGuo paa iibitt Wsoe
Tiso iammen til 1t tort rent norIt 6las,
ION | SrsmtiOsn pjl puie peo 9srreps'
loial.t unotr Mpotrne.
Oct adrliss MiSiioHsmscs for Brit
ItiausIauSS Splano afbolOtes idar
Bale Spnbag % Runbas ben 1SSe og
10 sunni. Der par mango Sremmebe og
taIriet SrsmmeSe fra 9psOtu. propit
Sprtclisn tdlte oper 0dsens 9stIt pud lin
pautiet Iarbtlss danorigs os peltaleno,
mdaoe; Spglanbsprcittu tuIts fra apr'
bsrsr, "a MisIiou1r gunberion f%ortolte
fornieniat fra 3ululanott o8 talts ON
SUBS Riges Grsmgarg Der. efterpda
bIeb Der pfrtt til QlisNonsn. On eftsr'
miboooen buObe man SamtaleHtsbe
Tom paIaa foriiuttts 1anbus gftermib'
bua. Munoag "a 3irsbog buobe prOp-
Ittn 9atetiIatiou pau airtssulpet tneo be
Q itbfs Mars &oRfirmerebe os be optr Il
qar admle Sfolsbsrn.
aslasnbe Qggtetobsr sr nplig inSgaae'
be: Gprius 8. Ronrelano % pstra suno,
,Gorius Speinioa Berg og 1ora 2orsoats
ter Somme, Sbetn RnutIou Reislano os
gbrp 8. Suuesl, SaraIo 8. Somme oe
5tari @. Roroqaren, garatsbe, Son s..
G,sIanb o. gaIs qrussOtr. Sptlum. 9adl
SbbIon 8nflum % Gro ". gptium,
Smut 8. 9r,ipit o. os 9irsit 3. Rstni,
mo Goqn. 8unnar .. 6dustn og girsit
3. Rpsnae, Edrisi 8. 9opet % 5drtsro
gaaaoorbsOdtttr RpsiaO % smut Bis
bst, Srsisuas pg &dgnbiIo Die itdl baos
grplup | bsnue llge.
9sbs sr: : Bale qretegjelb; 1arisi
$. SlatelanS, So aar. ausmuno y. 5la'
telonb, CT 9(dr, Sariei GumitsiniOn
gannas, 10 gar, Sunbilo eIdeasOtr.
SoaasFar, 10 gtar, aasne Rousotr.
greibit, So aar, Zone o. 9pfie, 50
9iar, Sorss gubreaIon. 20 gdr, assiero
:. SOlsu, % @ar. 6unbtIO 3. Sp'taO,
II aor % @pto g. Rpsitdb (fra 9es9.
lamb 20 aar. (0un blsp | diptstt 9elt
aft meS 9unnar 3. RnsItde)
4 9pQlanO: 6unHar Sension Sanues,
rs aar, Sop Q~aiuIpior SatteItao, 50
@ar, Raanbilo Rerssodtter SrspsnGs,
o Oar, asbisrs OIsotr. SaH0nrs, 80
Decorah-posten., 1899-09-01
On BUR for elRhma.

eiem % 5prrs;uiHs for ct iaa eelietoo gaturen
bar iiaist et p~esetatilt @tOo 1. lem permanent Of
tarsre athEi o. ale SnGoomme / eUussr o. gafi.
rsr II lea bar Yrspet REFS m1rftlae brlbreesuoe
Arait gHinbsr 9IIsIbt Caea en- 8iri0re az o. grc,
cent permanent ~iuIsreil pa sHisr at slsrr Tot erot,
pifies III ane, fem Iioer AZ aittma. IRriHa. aatiry5.
s'rou'it o. RerreigloemHfe. ients otHHt cplrHr pda
5pit, 6gaRii eHer Gigelf, mfo inlo sHriiniua ipr
Tiitefebutnt o. Hrug. Seroes n. Hct EeBb
gys1 insb J imIie % sapaet pa bette Slap I'll
" ". Rp prs. $50 gppsrs' 9trd, Rreeter, ". u.