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ducing the President, declared that he
could rest assured 1I the support OF the
Army OF the Tennessee n his present POL
ICY. The President responded
T do not intend ~ Interrupt your bust
ness at this meeting and nave only called
that / may pay my respects anu present
nay personal good wishes 20 the Army
OF the Tennessee and respond WITH eX-
preston OF zra------ and Satisfaction 70
the warm words 11 General Dolze, your
president IN presenting LAe support OF
the veterans lt the Army % the 1e1nes-
see 10 the -aS and rLe p&CrlDuc purpose
Of the Government lt the l. uLce0 States.
Indeed. no SUCH pledge = necessary from
your cha-rr------ C----l -tt@ A-lc VI Wl-h-
OUT his stating Il where The army stood
when the LaG was 1ssaAeC, carried by
soldiers and sailors % the repUbl1c-
would stand when i should recall It's his
tory. with It's Grant, Sherman. MePher-
son and Logan, and 4S l sad, I have
1L-y come 10 pledge the L0nCr which l
feel FOR the Veterans 1E LSol. who have
-.- more Tran thirty years taught pa
-rloUsu u the people OF the United
.asC year, Is result Of your Instructions
more than - CIlllOE u1eC volunteered TO
defend the Tag thank yGu Tor your
-or.--a- welcome and 6ic you good morn
1tler leaving the veterans. Mr. McKin-
ley took L snort drive ElLlWe1 by : cav
a-CaIe Or the cItys guests, and called at
TIE lQr-4 Llr Mrs. MChLLLeE- Ihe entire
party waS then driven 10 the hall Of the
w omen : Athletic CLUB. where EE1C
luncheon was served IN honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs Mckinley.
Society leaders and women prominent IN
various kinds of work had assembled
early IL anticipation Of the visit Of the
President and Mrs. Mckinley.
An exhibition Of swimming vas given
which was warmly applaUded-
Mrs. Mckinley ana Mss Barber re-
turned u the hotel while the President,
cheerec al along the route, betoCk HIM
SELF 20 the Press cub
President Mckinley and Secretaries
Hay, Hitchcock and Wilson, accompanied
by Dr.. William F. Harper. L. W Noyes
C1arIes LrIdX, Laray yeC-e MCWillaus
and Postmaster Gordon. We're greeted by
and introduced 10 the 200 odd members
and their wives VINO were present. The
party remained less than an hour owing
10 oLh=r engagements. The rooms We're
-as ste1Ellv decorated with flags and palms
and plants. President Mckinley registered
his name II the guest book. which con-
-a-1S the Signatures II nearly all the
prominent men who have visited Chicago
since the organization Of the club. When
the President left three cheers were given.
The arrangements for the public reCep-
ton were SO admirable that scarcely anv
confusion resulted. It IS estimated that
5000 persons shook hands with the PrHsi-
dent during the reception. which occupied
one hour = time.
General Charles Fitzsimmous acted as
master OF ceremonies. Al the end Of rhe
hours hanCs1aHlEE the President vas
driven TO the Auditorium Hotel where he
rested Tor Two hours before dinner.
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SAN DIEGO, Oct. 10-EI Caion was the
scene Of another murder to-day, and. as
in the case Of the last killing there, the
murderer Immediately started 10 escape
into Mexico This time it is woman $
life that has been taken, Mrs. RudoIfo
Martinez, aged 80, having been killed by
Andres Verdugo while attempting to pro-
tecC VerdugO's s wife from his assaults.
VerdUgo is a Mexican. % years old, who
has been in trouble on numerous ocCa-
stous- Only 4 few months ago be was
tried IN the Superior Court for horse steal
ing, but the jury failed to convict him
He has been arrested several times within
the past few years for petty larceny com
micted in Fl Cajon Valley. Verdugo IS
considered z hard character and is pos
sessed Of q violent temper. For some
months past Verdugo has been living with
a young woman who Is known in FL Caion
as his wife They were employed at
various ranches IN the ustghborhood For
the past day or two Mrs. VerdugO has
been living at the ranch Of RudoIfo Mar
tinez, three-tourths of a mile from Il
Caiou, while Verdugo was employed in
picking grapes.
This afternoon about 5 o'clock he went
TO the Martinez ranch 70 see his wife,
and almost Immediately began 20 quarrel
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RENEWED ACTIVITY IN
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
General Advances Along the Ameri-
can Lines Begun and Heavy
Fighting Is Expected.

CALL HEADQUARTERS YELLING
TON. HOTEL. WASHINGTON, Oct 10
A general advance along the American
lines in LUzou has begun and War De
parrment officials expect reports Of some
heavy fighting within the next few days.
Official dispatches received to-day and
not made public show that both Generals
Lawt0n and Macarthur are moving
n0rrhward with their forces. the purpose
being TO get control Of the railroad and
important towns as far north as posi-
bic. Eventually it is intended TO send an
expedition by water 10 LIrgayen- near the
northern terminus Of the railway. so as
10 flank the enemy. This expedition,
however, viii not start until additional
troops have arrived Meanwhile divisions
under both Lawton and Macarthur will
push 20 the north as far as they can.
According 10 statements made at the
War Department to-day this advance is
TO be made permanent. There are 10 be
no more towns taken and then aban-
d0ned With the additional troops which
have arrived during the rainy season and
others 10 follow General CorbIn says that
there viii be g sufficient number Of troops
available to garrison the towns as fast
as they are taken and still leave a for
midabIe force for continuing the onward
movement. II is this northward move
ment OF American forces that probably
accounts for the recent great activity Of
the Insurgents south Of Manila. This also
probably accounts for General Schwan's
appearance in the field at the head OF q
column. He had been assigned to duty as
chief of STAFF and War Department au-
thortuies were Congratulating themselves
that General Otis would leave to him the
details CT administrative work and thus
pe tree 70 take up important work which
properly belongs to d commander IN chief
Without knowing definitely what
brought about this sudden change in Gen
eraI SChWau'S duties the authorities be-
lieve that the withdrawal Of General
Young from the south 10 join Generals
Macarthur and Lawu0n in the movement
norLhward resulted in renewed activity
among the insurgents south Of Manila
and caused General Otis 10 assign Cen
eral SehWan 20 4 command for the pur-
pose OF reinforcing General Grant.
II Otis dispatch to the War Depart
nIent yesterday the only mention made OF
the marines was that they and the war
at N0veleta yesterday, General Schwau
advancing at the same time. -
Naval officers assert that from Otis dis
patch It would be judged Cfat the credit
Tor the capture OF NOveIeta was due 10
the army and they are comparing the af-
Ta1r with the capture Of IIoil0 which was
nrst occupied by sailors though General
dIlier was gfveu the credit for the CAP
Cure- From the navy standpoint General
OTIS action IN minimizing the work Of III.
marines Is thought TO snow that relations
oeIWeen tne army and the navy are not
as harmonious as they might be.
AcrIrg Secretary Allen is losing no time
II reinforcing the Asiatic squadron Orders
were given to the Marietta to-day to pro-
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SPLENDID WORK BY
WATS0N'S MARINES

WASHINGTON. Oct 10.-The naval ac-
count OF the attack on NoveIeta. which
differs materially from the account given
by General Otis, IS contained in the fol-
lowing cabIegram received at the Navy
Department to-day from Admiral Wat
MANILA, Oct. I0.-secretary Of the
Navy, Washington: On October Elliott
with 900 marines, at the request Of Gen
eraI Otis, attacked the Insurgents outside
of NoveIeta and carried the Outposrs and
town, while General Schwan took Old ca
vite and approached NoveIeta at right
angles. EIh0ttS advance effected a f11nc-
ton with Sc1wan at N0veIeta and a sftar
resting returned. having ACCOMPLISHED a
most difficult task; highly credfta bic.
The Spanlards found Noveleta impregua-
BILE; lost an entire regiment there The
Petrol shelIed the country ahead OF FL
lott. but the marines were subjected 10 a
hot fire from the insurgents. Two officers
and nine men Were wounded: one man
has since died. Fifty reup0rarv heat
prustratious. The names of the wounded
follow.
First Lieutenant c. 8. Hill. flesh. left
thigh; Assistant Surgeon c. D. Lang
horne, flesh. right arm. Private John Nc
Donald. two wounds through head seri-
Gus: First Sergeant A Mckfnn0n left
wrist; Private T. c. Linnehan. left wrist
Private H. BuehIer right knee. flesh
Private Guy Williams Ieft thigh fractT1ra
flesh wound above left ankle Private NJ
7. Barket, flesh, right hand Private B
o. Shea. right hip, penetrating abdomen:
Private f Albright, abdomen perforat-
ing iurestines, serious.
+Calao's light draugllt enabled her TO
take position where she effectively sheIled
fleeing insurgents Langhorue, wounded
early While dressing HilIs wounds. con-
ttnued caring for wounded and sick en-
tire day, deserves highest praise
WATSON
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NEW YORK. Oct. I0--Eard luck con-
uinUes TO pursue the big single-sttCl1ars.
On the three days last week when the
yachts made attempts 20 sail, light. dulAy
winds left them stranded on the course
when the time limit expired To-day d
fogbank prevented them from even Ieav-
ing their mooring buoys inside the spit
Of land which forms the Sandy Hook ar
the entrance Of the lower bay. This was
by far the most dismal Easco OF all City
and bay were done up in gray swathIns
clothes Of impeusUrabIe U1ists when the
yachLsmen Jumped out Of bed this morn
ing 10 get look at the weather, and
there was gloom and disuay along the
water front. The old salts shifted, saw
the mist wreaths and shook their heads
Nothing doing on the ocean to-day, 20
was their verdict
But the Weather Bureau. with It's SCI
erC1c meteorological methods, and pre-
dicted fair weather with freshening winds
for to-day. and d few cIung vaiuIy 10 the
hope that the Weather Bureau prognos-
-icau0us would turn OUT true for once.
Of course, the poor, misguided public
went like lambs 10 the slaughter. They
backed Uncle Sans weather oracle and
put 10 sea. But not IN such number as
last week. Many of the sighJseers who
Witnessed the three tukes at an average
cost per fUke Of from 50 TO SIS had lost
their interest, and il viii take q rest 10
restore il
Meantime the racers lay tied 70 their
big bu0ys inside the Horseshoe The FOG
mad let down its gray curtains al around
them. TIE circle Of vision was barely 200
Yards in diameter. The yachts We're as
completely shut Of from the rest Of the
worId as f they had been inside q pig
circus tent. The gray water maCc1eI
the gray mist and o-orteo out tne SKY
and sea line The sun tried 60 bore into
the gloom and once or twice It's CI1 OUT
lines looking like L shining silver dollar,
could lust be disCerueC through the haze.
There was no wind 20 lit the cloud 0r
mist that literally rested On the water
Ezrser as the time for the yachts 60 get
under way approached It was mani
fesLly impossible for the yachts 20 put 20
sea in such weather. Sir Thomas LiptOu
and Mr LseIin had agreed at 9. clock
not 20 sail until the fog l-1ted and there
was suitable breeze. 80 the Dig slOops
Law idly AT their mOOr1nES- Their crews
loaFed about The decks with nothing %
do but wait. The prospect OF a race was
never at any time good enough 70 even
their n1aiusaiIs. About them lay the little
H0tilIa OF bOrCle-holderS who attend upon
the lighters Of the deep-tenders, barges
and launches
Erin and the flagship Of the New York
Yacht Club. the COrsaIr. with Commodore
Morgan and his guests. were within nall
ing distance OF the yachts. through the
u1tsrs came the C1uFfed cl2nE OF the great
fog ball at the Hook. C0LluE It's warning
70 mariners while from the distance float
ed in the deep wall Of the fog horns OF the
excursion steamers as they felt their way
out toward the starting line shortly De-
fore = o'CI0ck the committee boat, which
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MAVY'S PART IN THE
BAC00R ENGAGEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-The Navy De-
partment has received the following
CabIegram from Admiral watson:
MANILA. Oct. 10.-Secretary OF the
Navy. Washington: On October 8 landed
al BaCoor. company Of bluejackets and a
company Of marines from the Baltimore
ard q company OF marines from the navy
yard 20 Cooperate with General Grant
and clear the insurgents from his front
The movement was perfectly successful
Three men from the Baltimore were
wounded. namely: Edward Ray. fireman
first class. Charles Henry Scott, fireman
seC0ud-class. and John Thompson Clark
landsmau- All doing well and viii re-
cover. WATSON
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OTIS TELLS OF THE
ADVANCE ON MALABON

WASHINGTON, Oct. t0.-The War De-
partmeur has received the following dis
patch from General Otis, dated Manila
October 10:
General Schwans column moved
early this morning from Santa Cruz de
MaIabOn and is now believed 10 be in San
Francisco de MaIabou, not meeting very
determined resistance. Matters quiet in
linus section General Young, with col
unn, starts northward Tomorrow morn
ing from San Fernando Colonel Bell
cleared country yesterday west Of Qua
qua 70 and including Florida Blanca. max
ing capture Of officers, men and prop
erCy.
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PREPARING WARSHIPS
TO GO TO MANILA

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o-Orders were re-
ceived at the navy-yard to-day to rush
the work on the cruiser New Orleans.
which is 20 be sent 20 the Philippines in
accordance with the Recommendations Of
Admiral Dewey. The orders were to tr.ro
her over ready for the long voyage in a
week The cruiser arrived IT fFs ra1-g-
yard today. She viii go into the drv-
dock and De ready for sea 4 week hence
The Brooklyn viii not be armed for the
voyage 20 Manila at the Brooklyn yards
Such work as Is necessary. will be fi0r, a r
Norfolk whence she will sail in a week
or SO. She ard the New Orleans will
probably travel IN company. Two en-
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Must Be Vaccirsta6

STOCKTON, Oct. 0.-At a meeting Of
the board Of managers Of the Stockton
State Hospital to-day Medical S1Derin-
CendenC Asa Clark was ordered 70 see that
all patients and attendants were vac
c11ated- The order was made in response
10 the order Of the State Board OF Health.
An order vas also posted instructing the
female attendants TO appear in the uni
forms Of the pattern adopted by the Lu-
macy Commission.
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Kanr W Wei Sails

VANCOUVER 3. c., Oct. 10-The
steamship Empress Of India sailed this
evening for Hongkong and Yokohama
kang Tu Wei went aboard the vessel al
the last moment FOR Yokohama. The
japanese Consul has cabLed his Govern
ment at Toxic telling Of the Cantonese
reflruers presence on board so that the
japanese authorities viii refuse landing
10 the political refugee at any Of their
ports.
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signs we're detached from the Chicago
yesterday ard ordered 10 sail on the
Brooklyn as Passengers TO Manila.
Naval Constructor Bowles Is fitting the
Buffalo into Z frsr-CIass passenger ship
70 take the families Of officers in the
Philippine feet 10 Manila Accoumoda-
Cous for women and children are beng
put in AMI the ship ts being made very
Ornf1rrahIa
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Ceed at once TO Manila instead Of TO the
mouth Of the OrinocO. The Dolphin Will
relieve the Martetra Of the later 6Llrv
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that Dr.. KoIb. the weII-k1own German
traveller, has been killed near Lake RU-
dolph by !. rhinocer0s.
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THINGS To USE,

BLACK PANTS, LADIES' Csc
These are few dozen closing in Jersey
ribbed goods, part wool. sizes % 70 u.s.
BOUND BOOKS 1sc
These are the value IS no. 150 choice
tlr-es LIST price Is twice this sum IN lots
OF % libraries, for 81 90. see the window
sAXONY YARN 5c
over 20 coiors made up as wanted. at !
cents skeln; strictly STANDARD g51aIfrv
mandy t5r knitting darulng or fancy work
HANDKERCEIEFs. 25 for 81 m
Besr and cheapest assortment for fs77fIy,
use We have yet offered Keep The ,i1fI,i-a1I
supplied 81
~ NEEDLES Ic
These are imported goods. nor sofa .. ra..
than cents as j rule Wa have L7rz ~
them and offer to supply dealers and
q cents.
WIDE RIBBON SC
This is No Id You know the width. quite
a variety q coiors left though not an
shades high-grade. regular g-bit goods.
sale price, cents
DRESS GINGEAMs k
Everybody buys these. large pIaisz zo-,a
bright colors among them. wash T,rft,-,,-
changing color regular price, 70 cents. sale
STOCKINGS a.
These ar=sehocolate. tan or black. fror, ne
Tie Cnes 20 size Siz for big girls sr7a~fTr
closing lot Of 0verstock- regular 15-osT1+
goods; sale price cents; larger sizes 10
cents.
%nAzEEsg' :
= As STOpE
20 % Market St,
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MELTED away!


get 7f for Of the
done the Of quality
ot your OF
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KiIled bv a Rhfnoceros.

MOMBASA, Zanzibar Coast, East Az
-tca. Oct. IA report has reached here
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JAS A MACDONALD. Pres.
C y. BCRCHELL. Sec
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me. this 18th
day cf January 1899
7. LIVINGSTONE KENNEDY
Notary Public
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/ BLACK PANTS, LADIES CSC
These are A few dozen closing in Jersey
ribbed goods part wool sizes 60 % 9s
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HANDKERCEIEFs, Is for s1CO
use We have yet offered K-eD -l-a ,i1tI5-agg
suupiieG ~ ----'-- 81
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SAOSA1NGS Sc
These ar=sehocolate. tan or black. f-or, ne
tie Cnes 20 size siz for big girls. sra-igr
closing lot Of overstock; regular 15-cenr
goods; sale price, cents; larger sizes IN
cents
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NEEDLES

&c
These are imported goods. nor sol, a. 1s.s
than cents as j rule Wa have Irr= nj
them and offer to supply dealers ana
6eddlers az p cents thousand 20 papers.
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over % coiors. made up rs wanted. at !
Ets q Sheln, strictly standard quality
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Losses incurred during the year. -s1dzs tls 50
Risks and Premiums Fire Rtsks. Premiums.
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Net amount or Risks
written during thet
yEAE $1,000 1880 80 - q
Net amount OF Risks
expired during the
year -s--s-----s - 60 -
Net amount in forcel
Deceu Der 81. 1893 -i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
Sobart for 9poen.

0icspr9ioent S bart, iom 10 bar
parsl igs belle 5ommsren, men bog i
ben ienele lio uaret no9ct bebre. 5ar
nu after fNaet ct 3iIbusefaIo, os bans
Ga9e menes mart al u9re tnlte. 6on
Iisger iiille ben o9 ct liunoom Iom be:
pioltlps. Or. gteptOn, Wls. 6obart
os beres SON r lieoie Deo Sp9eIeid; ;
in9en ggier fuar Qo9an9 Ill 9uiet,
ielu lite be narmeite 9stenots. ga.
tienten bar itunhom baaroe aniaIb. buor
ban lite fan faa 8firet; bette Hammer
fra en- 9ierteiel / 6OrbinoeIie meO en-
9ommeI 'ptaueiUd9bco.
5snne 6iterreiuing bar uafl tor De.
tpmrIng l8libngion % anore steoer,
bOor 9obart Oar tenoi; ibi BET par ban
ogiaa mcgd aiboIct
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SsuOiama.

@n martelig 6otbrgoeIle bar ngIi9
funoet Steb Muuice, loet en- ira @uba
bitmuenbenoe 5olOat, @oworo Gal l.
m Il, enittoe al bOloe 0rpuup meo i'm
6OrIooeoe. Mtis Gonna 6rOnts.
qua piIoe imioIe,lio itft, oa regooer
bier osn ituHsee gsj9ey rrec OS gac
enoe en- Rop 9nuO meo pariier9lOnt /.
Inn brat nO9tt beraf og benoe8 Sotcr
Gelten me6 Del 5ttluItat. at De bs99e
bleO ipge o9 por nar DOben. SuImon
bleO fGu9ilet, men bans 9ruo tom MI
fori til rl9tlg at boloe al bum, og bun
gliteoe Jig bemmeIi9 meo BAN 6ens'
ilet. buorpau babe BUN % SOlteren
Ioripaaot. 0tu fOoer ben uu9s 2@9tes
mono / 6Gngaet % peut.r, meoens
5ogiogeren iOf9PUes uultrenger fig for
at iinoe De TO Yiouer.
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Soipa.

6arbin 8. Mois, till. sberiil
nu Ell Del fenOt @ienoomsbedOOer i
9Ouslano, bleo folIeOen ltuot al en-
ocitetpu, fom ban bapOe forip9t at at
reitere, 0erefta tuong &gOen 8 0 {
morson, 59eriff W organs Son,
iom netop par meb MoiS, til at fore
9um ca. 25 Uiil ooer QaIs Os 9ODeb.
ga 6eitene pare nor ueb at liprte, tuong
ban meb en- ReuOIper buer 9aauO en-
guuomono, UttI pit fOr GOunciI
9Iufs, til ot fortiatte 6urten meO ct
npt Reretpi. Gen beiperute 9eitetpu,
iOm taIote fig ieIu VI. $. @re9s, bleu
omdOer efter Ell baarb 8amp meo 9oIi.
tiet foneet og arrelteret Council gIuiis.
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StatSs sNDbeOer.
WlabGua.

IA Dfenueitet tnoebrGnote.
Sra Mobile, Ala., meOo les, at 2 ouie
Tajres, gulowin Co., branote iorIeoen
91at. Get enc tiIbsrte Somuel
Smltbion os oei Onoet Narrp
@oobIOm, oesge 10 Yum,;", g
sJoml, Der bouOe neolat zig lom RoIo'
niltsr Oisie @sue. Oct iOrseIislte Uar
cog, at 3lben OpltoO Mot ON 9tatten,
DO 5oltcuc IOO oeres opbe Seun, %
be inbcbtanbte uut. 5 Smil1ious
6us uar baoer, Uiooer. 3 Born os en-
,Selter til DIR. Smiiblon, @oooIows
6us par 6aOer, DiOoer os 6 geru.
Slben uutGnOte uosle tOre Greer oms
firing Suiene o9 umulis9iOroe etbuert
ReoninSsforIeS.
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90 tnlinOe Sing.

6opl ao en- mellem v@olums
bio" og y Sbamrod" er nu fot6i. o9
2lmerifa GIT uf meo Sejren Os bsbOIot
@uIbpot lien.
Gn Miaion9r giuerpool bleu aa
barmfuIo osrouer, III bdu eiebIiiteIg
belluteoe Of nofotbre til aapieIlabs
naite 2lar; os iaa oil ban opbpoe alt
for at bp98e en- SeIIer, Der itaI OOer9aa
ale anore 3urti9beb O9 6psti9beo.
Sen. miles Ell pau en- SnipttlIons>
relie / Bsiten. @ennem @bicaSo og
Omaha reiite ban / liote u9e no til
Bacific Rplten og uiI not alIG9st Spo=
itaterne ct Beleg paa Gilbagsueien.
&e9erin9en bar tiIbuot @enroI
JunltOn en- Bot lOm 8risOOsseneraI
/ Yailippinerne. hon bar moota9et
<i5aStt - iii Geiit ;;!5asc meS &c:
ferlte.
Soma Solb aternee er for Itoen
Gan 6rancisco. @uuernoren er rsiit
berill for at boOe benz 8eItOmmen.
On 5nbbpOelle ira Dss Moines bar
man lite funnel eitertomme. Sitter
glanen oil 0tssimentet tomme til Gouu'
Gil BlufIs ben 6. 9toubr. 81. 8 Wors
gen = li9e til liOen for at TONNE bism
os afsiue oeres Stemme.
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Wituioner al 0reoe ubeScr
9eoe.

Gen oarIi9e 0tapport ira dead letter
Office uller, at G.855, 983 Siptter
golilaser sr inoIeDeret bette 9lar d. 5nIi
'9s til 30. Suni '99). bUiIfet er nGteu .
p6t. mere eub 6or. vi oisie beliOb
l45, 900 al utrIittGtteIi8 betaIi Bolt,
/ Utilion par ualIeuaet pOf ira polt'
buleuc, / Miu. Stamper al Bot trn
fremmeoe yanoe. Bon meo hn9eret
aotesie par titaset meo 45 pet, bert
5lanot ibsrssuet ct miuore autaI ieuot
bem aseriite 6enfsier. ga. l D|Iu. al
ben Bot, Der er inbIeuaet til dead
letter office, er isnoi III esIaten
uoabnebe, Jieiten er aobnet % tiIIutetS
giort, bUis lite bet rette geit'mmeIles'
lteb tuube fnoss uo. 4eusefOrleno,ls
Ter til ct BeIeb uf $l,l6s, ooJ ere ienot
til dead letter office.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
c,uiuctS.

9otout / SpriuQfielb. man-
bag ben %. DIT. itoote frioenOe Bar
ter iammeu meo bet 9teiuItnt, at Der
bIiuer en- 9otout uf auI9putearbej0ere,
inQen peo boor lanse. Det Ell Spring
Valley Coal Company's @ruber, iOm
blioer Iutfet. Om 2lftenen par Orore
opllaaet UeO be fOrTttniss Sdafttr om,
at 2lrbeioerne maatte ta9e Oere5 9ttO-
itaber no al @rubsrne itrots. 2l,btj=
oerue nil in8en 8aniteli95eO bouc peb
at iaa Qrbeioe, ba Der optraIt CT Utans
gel pau 6oIt, men 9uIfompaniet oiI
2iiiqren foite T2, 0o0 pr. Tag.