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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
HOBART IS SLOWLY SINKING
DOCTORS NOTICE THAT HIS
STRENGTH Is FAILING.
However he Passed a Comfortable
Day Yesterday, Was Cheerful and
Ate Solid Food Three Times.

Paterson, N. j.. Nov. 1S.-While the
doctors and watchers see no change as
far as general appearance is concerned
in the condition of Vice President Ho-
bart. they cannot help noticing that his
strength is gradually failing. 1t re-
quires more effort to move him from
the bed to the window than it did a
week ago.
Private Secretary Evans said tonight.
however, that Mr.. Hobart passed a
comfortable day. was cheerful and ate
solid food three times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
MORE TROOPS ARRIVE.
Estimated That Butler Has q, 900
Reinforcelnsnts Now

London. Nov. 1S.-It is announced that
the following British transports ar
rived at Cape Town today: Monaghan,
with the Second Seaforth Highlanders
and field hospital; American, with a
battery of horse artillery, part of a cav
airy brigade and an ammunition col
umn; Pavania, with the Second royal
fusiliers and the Second royal SCOTS
fusiliers; jamaican, with squadron
of the Sixth dragons; Cephalonia, with
the Fourth brigade staff, the First Dur
hams, mounted infantry, and detach-
ments of the medical corps.
This adds. roughly 1900 men to the
British force in South Africa, making a
total of about $1,000 men of General
Buffers army corps that have arrived.
1t was also announced that the Brit
ish transport Prah arrived at Cape
Town today,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
ALL ABOARD FOR SALT LAKE.
The Rock Island Is Looking West.
ward Pass Through This CITY.

New York, Nov. ls.-It is reported
that the Utah & Arizona, now under
process of construction, is backed by
the Rock Island, and will be completed
by 1901
Its ultimate destination has so far
been kept secret, but Salt Lake City is
believed 10 be the place, and that
southern California is the goal towards
which the Rock Island Is gradually
working.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
VICE PRESIDENT KENNA ILL.
The Santa Fe Official Operated On For
Appendicitis On Friday.

Chicago, Nov. 1S.-Edward Kenna,
the first vice president and general So
licitor of the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad. submitted to an operation
for appendicitis yesterday at his apart
ments at the Hotel MetropoIe.
Mr.. Kenna had been i'll for nearly a
week and the physicians decided on an
operation. The patient rested comfort
ably after the operation and there was
every prospect for a speedy recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
FORM A CAMERA TRUST.
As Result War of Prices Is Now
Threatened.

Washington, Nov. 1s.-A movement
having for its object the consolidation
of all the camera manufactures into a
trust is being quietly made. The pro-
jectors say enough signatures have al
ready been secured to assure success.
The movement has already had the eff
feet here of a radical reduction of prices
of both plate and film cameras. one big
eastern firm outside of the combination
manufacturing film cameras. leading in
the war of prices. A movement is also
said to be on foot for the combination
of all the plate manufacturers into a
trust In this movement. as in that
of the camera trust, one big eastern
concern has refused to accede to the
terms offered by the trust organizers.
and as result the movement may fall
through.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
MR. MOODY is BETTER.
The Evangelist Believes That His
Condition Is Not Serious.

ST. Louis. Nov. SD. l.. Moody, ths
noted evangelist. who was taken i'll
in Kansas yesterday and who was
obliged to cut short his meetings there
arrived here today over the Missouri
Pacific railway. accompanied by his
private secretary and DIR. r. NJ
After eating a hearty breakfast al
the union station. Mr.. Moody continued
the journey to his home in Mortified
Mass. leaving over. the Wabash at
O'Clock.
In an Interview Mr.. Moody denied
that the attack of heart trouble suf-
fered at Kansas City was serious. IT
was only recurrence OF the trouble
that was caused by overwork, and he
was obliged to stop for the time being.
Mr.. Moody said he was feeling much
better this morning and had almost en-
tirely recovered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
BREEDERS GAIN THEIR POINT.
Western Roads Have Agreed to Give
Half Rates Plus So.

Denver, Colo, Nov. 1S.--The various
passenger associations are treating the
requests of the National Livestock as
sociation for reduced rates to their an
nual convention at Fort Worth. Jan.
16 TO 20 next, with much more consid-
Grafton than the previous occasions.
Professor John Springer today received
notifications from the Southwestern and
Colorado Passenger associations that a
one fare round-trip rate with "a twenty
day limit had been granted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
miscellaneous.
CRoss-CoUNTRY RUN.
Cornell, Princeton, Pennsylvania
Yale and Columbia Represented.

New York. Nov. ls.-The intercollegiate
Cross-Country association held its initial
run over the Norris Park steeplechase
course this afternoon. and John E. Gre
gan of Princeton won the individual honor
by covering the distance in 81 minutes.
. 2-15 seconds.
representatives-Sw Berry, Torrance
and Strouger-finished in the first ten who
crossed the line. There were thirty start
ers and tWenty-seven of them finished.
The colleges represented were Cornell,
Princeton. University of Pennsylvania.
Yale and Columbia. The course was a run
OF five times over the short steeplechase
course which includes the stiffest jumps
of the Morris Park race track.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
BURLINGTON is COMING.
Policy of Management Is to Extend
Its System Westward.

The Denver Republican says the de-
NAL Of the Burlington officials that
they are intending to build across the
range from Denver is prompted by a
desire TO protect the company's inter-
ests. In judging of what the Burling-
ton is likely to do in the future it is
perhaps wise to consider the methods
pursued by it in the past 1t has
moved westward from the Missouri
river slowly, with a network of
branches that cover a great territory
and drain it SO completely as to- dis
courage rival lines from paralleling It.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Another Attack On Ladvsmith.

London. Nov. ia special dispatch
from Pietermaritzburg, dated Saturday,
Nov. Is. says: "A runnor brings the
message from Ladysmith. saying that
on Nov. s the Beers attacked the town
from the southwest with great loss. On
Nov. IA the Beers made an attack near
Colenso, but were repulsed with a loss
of 800. Fighting is proceeding at Est
court"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
: Relief of Kimberley.

Orange River. Cape Colony, Wednes-
day, Nov. 15.-General Methun has de-
cided that the Kimberley relief column
is to march in as light order as posi-
BILE. Small bands of Beers are roam
ing In Griqual and west, annexing
towns without opposition. They have
already taken possession of Barley
West and Douglas. A few police were
captured at both places The Beers
appointed landrosts in each town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Presents For Fisher.
fSnacial To The Herald !

Denver. Colo. Nov. 1s.-Superintend-
ent Brooks of the Western Union Tele-
graph company's mountain division. in
behalf of the employees of the Denver
Office today presented A NJ. Fisher with
a valuable gold watch. diamond set
Iocket and an order for new suit of
clothes. to show their esteem for the
ex-cashier of the Office, who goes tc
take charge of the Western Union bus
mess at Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Deserter Is Killed.

Omaha. Nov. 1s.-Corporal Faire and
a private soldier of the Tenth infantry.
pursuing two deserters from Fort
Crook, overlook one OF them. Samuel
Morgan, at La Platte last night He
refused to halt when ordered to do SO.
and Faire and his companion both fired.
Morgan dropped, mortally wounded,
and died in few minutes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Game Went to Princeton.

Princeton, N. j., Nov. 1S.-In close
and exciting game Princeton defeated
Washington and Jefferson here today
by a score of 6 TO 0. the only touchdown
being made in the second half The
game was characterized by Princeton's
heavy drives through its opponents
line and the splendid tackling OF WASH
ington and jefferson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Hounds Lost Foxes Scent.

Irvine Depot, KY, Nov. 1S.-The al
legged stake trials of the National Fox
Hunters association began today at
Sand HILL Twenty-eight dogs started.
but owing to the dry condition of the
track the hounds could not keep the
scent, although two red foxes were
jumped. After an hours hunt the dogs
were called in and started a mile be-
You'd. 1t will take another day 10 de-
eide the race, owing to the number OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Butler Reports AIps well

London, Nov. 1S.-The war office has
received the following dispatch from
General Butler: Cape Town. Friday,
Nov. 17.-Report from Kimberley SaItur-
day, Nov. IL, says all well there Re
ports from Ladysmith Sunday, Nov. IL
and Monday, Nov. 13, say all we'll
there" tll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19

man Of Mercur. was in town yesterday
with the Mercur football team. He
speaks enthusiastically of the prospects
for good fight when Dummy Rowan
and Joe Cotton meet in Mercur on
Monday night. He says that both men
have been training for some time in
preparation for the event. and ii prom
lseS to be In every way an interesting
fight. Both men are in excellent con-
dition-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19

FOOTBALL.
(continued from Page s.l

mage. Finally the b. Y. got the ball. but
failed TO make the necessary gains The
Aggies then pounded their way down to
within four yards of the goal and then
with a supreme effort pushed Nicely over
the. line. He dropped the ball. however
and Hendricks of the B. Y covered IL
first. The referee could not see II Plainly
and therefore called touchdown. There
was no dispute over the decision The
Aggies failed to kick goal, however They
then lined up for the thirty seconds
which remained and quit with the ball in
"A. c. territory.
It was a good. hard, clean game, and
the AggieS won fairly. There is the best
of feeling over the result
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Killed On the Gridiron.

Iowa City, Ia, Nov. 1s.-In a class
game of footbah5between the senior
and junior students of the University
of Iowa, W. N. Stevenson, a senior,
whose home is in Des Moines. suffered
a fracture of the skull and died before
he could be carried from the field.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Frenchman to Join Boers.

Paris, Nov. 1S.-The Gaulois says that
Colonel Deville Buisemareuil; formerly
of the general staff. left France on
Oct. 26 for South Africa, on the invita-
ton of the Transvaal government,
which offered him a high rank in it's
army.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Wisconsin, 10; Minnesota, 2.

Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. 1S.-wiscon-
sin defeated Minnesota this afternoon
-19 to 0. Six thousand enthusiasts were
present. The first half ended with the
score 0 to 0. ODea made two goals
from place kicks and was responsible
for one OF the two safeties scored A
touchdown was then secured on a fiuke
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Money For missionary Work.

Washington, Nov. 1S.-The Methodist
missionary committee today made an
appropriation of $1,000 for the church
in the Philippines. 1t is to be opened
under the direction of the bishop OF
India.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
THE YOUNG MOTHER

6evotes herself to Ger first child as s.:
never does to another. As child succeed
child she no longer reads them stories, tell
them tales at twilight or joins with them j.
a merry romp at bed time. Does sic givr
her later children less because she love.
them less p No. She gives them less be
cause she has less to give. The birth Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
how to- Prevent a Gold.

After exposure or when you feel a
cold coming on take a dose Of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t never fails and will
prevent Pneumonia or Consumption il
taken ir. t.me. Johnson Pratt Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19

Cullen.-J. p. Haynes. A. B. Lewis,
Chicago: Mss Brown. Pocatello; c.. W.
Platt. Canton. N D.; Fl. w. Nelson, Muir
ray; Arthur Fairbanks. Portland: ]. w.
Esselstyne. Muckiltes, Wash: ]. W. Lin
nell, Joplin. Mo-: w. s. Webster city:
NJ. B. Palmer Seward; D. B. Palmer,
Germantown, Neb.; T. c. Mcmillan, j. S.
Coates, Francis Slime. Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19

WaIker-Francis Johnson. Provo: W. H.
Heiss, e. Z. Phillips and wife, B. b. Riley
A. ]. Nicholson, Butte: r. Din. John
B. CisJe.l. Butte; J. ]. Blair, Idaho; W.
L. Taylor. S. Maxwell. C. ]. Elliott. Moab;
James Swapp, Glendale; j. Thomas Lead
Vile
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19

Good Fight Promlsed.
Henry Walters. a prominent sporting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19

Knutsford.-George A. Linsbery. Den
hill, Chicago; NJ. II. Broderson. Boston {;
J. T. Mcconnell. Vernai: Manuel Hirst.
New York; c. l.. Knabe, Chicago: r.
Hanson and wife. Grogling. Mich; f. n.
Sailing. wife and daughter. Manistan.
Mich; II. l.. Billings Chicago; W. T..
Reards,ey. San Francisco: D.. G.. Miller,
Denver: F. D. Culver, Chicago; c. w.
Tozier, Sacramento.
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White House.-L. jacobson. Chicago: P.
Lindsay and wife. California, Charles
Forester. Ouray. Colo: ]. Dunn. Logan;
]. B. Robertson. T. ]. Gundry. Stockton;
II. Walters. Charles Ritter Mercur: W.
Fraser. F. C. Garland. Bingham: A. Har-
ris, Pleasant Grove; w. Weber Ogden;
W. II. Mathery. Colfax. H.: A. p. Hills.
San Francisco; II. n. Garff, Draper; A.
houn. Boise: s. Pollock. Mercur. Pat
Dwyer. Marysville; DR.. Brant and wife
Master Brant, Canada: T. Haycock
George A Haycock Garfield county; j.
Maxwell Glendale: Miss B. Megener. Z.
Clays, Mercur; L. Patterson, Ogden; Mrs.
F. c. Bates, Mercur: w. B. Dougall
Springvil1e; J. Twiohell. Libary. Wye. ;
A Bingham, Salem, Utah.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

nosIs at Rpinberne laa itiItienbe q
saa ub af Rirten. 81, iom lite pare
iubuieos / 9emmeIi9beben, tGntte BOG
lite noset uipere oerpeo. Da @ubstiene;
ten par forbi, o9 ri fom ino / 9ulet
berifebe Der for Gruulbeo. Qanse Sorbe
pare opliueoe / TO Stuer, iom man par
ifGro meo at bette; nu fom o9iaa be
euri9e itrpmmenoe inb meo be ~pelfplbte
Ufaoturpe, os MI bespnote ri at bliue
FLAIR ouer Sttuin9en. Oa ri iaa pare
benteoe ueo be peIoettsbe Borbe, mpote
Der min 9uitru en- ny Suerraifslie /
6orm al en- PensesuDe, TOM bun fanot
unber fin Guuerfsn. Otter OF ale bopbe
foIipnet fig meh Mao os Dritte i Braffs=
bOIisen, iamIebes ri issn / Rirten, buor
ies after bapbe 9elIisbeo at taIe nosIe
Orb til 6OriamIinsen Os at tofte for
ben @IeSe os Ouerraifelie, be bauoe Be-
rsbt os ibas, os for al RarIisbeo Os
@oobeb ubuif imob os i be balufemte
aar, ri bar uerst ibIanot benz. Rsiten
al gftermiooasen sleb burtis os liulis,
Der ustsIsoss meb Gang os Os 8iones=
bprb at fere. Ssrnsbiemslasen bleD
bIanot anbet osiaa bersrt, os Ger optoses
en- Collect til benne Sag, Iom beIsb fig
til ouer Is Dollars. Da MI ben neos
9aaenbe Sol taitebe fine iiofte Straalsr
inb i9ennem Ro~ruinouet, os bet par Glib
at ftiaes, funoe bet leies paa be glade
Nnlister, at aue pare enise ON, at ri
bauoe tilbra9t en- ifeu os ueIisnet Dag
meb binanbsn.
S. tattet pore 9erren for bans mango
Slags Naabe imob os. Ndar ri ere
iatte til at arbeioe / Sroets Gisneite,
tunne ri 10 tit friites til Wismoo oa
Sorlastbeo, naat ri merte Dor esen
Suasbsb Os is be marss 9inorinser; Os
aae CUBS Sern faa 10 %e,fate, at Yan=
brinsen isennem ben neruarenpe 8eroeu
life meo rrette bliper falbt en- Ortens
uanbrins; men builten Croft ea at uibe
Os erfare, at uOr 9prbe Os EiIipnsmanb
lite nil Iaoe os fOrimeste paa Yeien men
puu mango Raaoer ftprfer % opmuntrer
os, iaa ri faa ny 6raft til at tase fat
paa @rbeioet os npt Woo til at Lobe msb
S~tanobaftisbeo paa ben os %anuiite Sane.
0enIis 9ilien iii rOaniferen"s 2e=
iere. g. &asmusen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
9atimer, Soma.
Uenue,

Manbas ben 2Obe Jsbruar lamIebes
en- OeI uf ben Ounfts BsfoItnins / 9ati=
mer fummen meb Baitor Rirtesaarb
for at forbanbIe ON, buor be for Scent
then ifulbe iamles til @ubstisnelfe, ba
ben Glib Tom be buube Isist ben banife
Gal, par omme. &eiuItatet bIeu, at
be Ieiebe Mstbobittirten, buor be laa
ftal baue @ubstienste 8 Senbase ON
Waaneben os S~snoussftOIe bper Gsn=
bag. slItfammen ON @itsrmibbaseu.
Waatte 9erren fremoeIes peIfsne Or
beibet i 9atimer bIanbt pore 9anb8=
m9no til bans esen gtapns 9@re %
SieIes 6reIfe.
- 6uorfor mon bet life bIep til mo-
get meo Insoomsmsbet iom Rrebsmsbet
peoto9 at labe afboIbe Der / RrebIen en-
Sang / Tsbruar Maaneb? 81 tror at
bet uiIbe pere til for Gam, ON Der
bleu afbolbt iaabanne 69uesmsber for
unsoommen nu o9 oa, iom Osiaa 6ebr.
Waaneb uiloe baue paret en- Glib paa
Iaret buOr llnsoommsn barbe bsbf
Glib.
- GOrsbas ben 23be Tsbruar par
bet Marp Wintbers lsaarise 6sbielss
bag os / ben GnIeonins buDOe BUN inos
bubt nosle genuer os betenbte til at
~tiIbrinse 4ftenen bos fig, os lite iaa
faa baube efterfommet SnbbpbeIien %
tilbrusts en- sLaO Mftsn lammen meb
benoe / fine 6oraIores seitfrie 6iem.
Sch Menisbebsmebet ben 24oe 6ebr.
bIeu bet bsltemt at boIoe banlt Stole Q
Maaneber / CONNER. Nora 6anfen,
iOm nu for Eicen er pua GIt 5oru StOle
bIep ual9t til at pore Q9rerinbe, bpis
bun snffer YIabisn. bpab ri baaber
mart at faa at uibe.
De fsrffe Stribt iii at ri CONNER
ffal. bpsse til Rirten, bIeD siort ueb
famine Menisbeosmsbe. gn &omite
paa 5 WsbIemmer bIeu uaIst til at ssre
OperTas opsr OmtOfninser os brinse
bet frem til naite Menisbsbsmsoe, iom
ffaI 5oIoes ben lobe Marts. 9iselebes
bleu bet uebtaset at ienbe DsIssat til
S%amfunbets Iarsmsbs, iom ltaI ueIaes
peb famine Webe.
- paa @runp al at pafor Rirts=
saarb uar i GbOrnton til 8ssrausIfe
ioite Ssnbos 5Ormibbus, par Der
@uostienefte Der ON Aftenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
Soma.

Samss Iuilon bIsu / 3srbass NM, be
I Walon gitp at en- Manb peb Naun 8.
st. Bone. SibifnGpnte par tommen
Slammeri meb Miuisun, en- Suoser al
Auilon, os baube taset Suoserens Yarti
me efter ct fOrtpartst SlussmaaI iaa
be no til at pare tommen til gnisbeb os
iftItes. Bore psnisbs imibIsrtib enbnu
paa 9eun. 5 en- SernuarebanbeI tebte
ban en- SIastertniu os inbbsnteoe MlIs
Iisan os Iaiion, ba be tsrte bismouer.
Bone pppeoe puanp RIammeri o. ouers
fuiebe benz meb StelbSorb, inbtil Nai=
lon lprans neo fra Tosnen os Ios til
BAN. Sbetiamme trat Bone frem fin
Rnip os bibraste fin RoOitanbsr fere
Sniufit. Dsrmsb tos ban 6luston. @n
Cine efter par Nuiion bob. Seuere
blsp Bone fanset / quiet Dos fin Suis
ssrfaber, BafOr y. s. GaIbsrs. Oa
ban srfarebe. at @uiion par bsb, bsmars
teoe ban sanifs rOIis: rNu, iua CT bet
usl ube meo mig Osiaa ba." Dermeb
leusrsbs ban ira fig Rnipsn, iom enbuu
par bIobis, Os fuIste msb goIitist til
Sansllet. Morbsrsn er 81 Aar sammeI.
Samss Iuiion bIsu gift for ct par
Maaneber iben. Baftor GaIbera par
osiaa ben mprbebe Manbs Ontel.
-GborntOn 8bittuter 9upes os bans
Spiter, Mrs. Settle 9offman, i Mars
fbal County, ipb for @loorabo, bar
9ooe Sepiler for, at be inart bill tomme
/ Beibbelie al en- ~umuabsIis for Nru i
England. 8apt. Sobn @aittuter efter=
LOB fig en- Jormue usb i'm Qeo / l777
noen at gore noset Eetamente. 6or=
muen par / enselfe Bombs os bIep fat
IND / gnsIanbs Sant uf @bittater /
l776. Sibsn bar Benssns ltaust Der
% manseooblet fig. s De iblte ipu Nar
bar Scr. 6apes os andre interesleret
tts fnr Sasen;men life for for sanife np=
Zig bar man faaet 'ptluret, bpem os bpor
arpinserne er. Or. CHARLES @bittater
/ Denuer tos for en- Glib fiben en- Cur
til England, Os ban bar bapt 5eIb meb
fine unberis9eIier. Bonbenes Gerbi er
nu SO WiaiOnsr Dollars, os Der er 1877
Iruinser. BIanbt benz er Mrs. McRins
leg, grefbentens 9uitru. Eborntom
Bbittater 6apes Os bans Ssiter, Wrs.
5ofman, CT fattise GoIt, os bet er liI=
feloet meb be fsite at be andre Mruineer.
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Wtnne5ota.

Nutboriteterne / Ter9us Sails far
faaet nnoerretnins fra ct, Soiepb, Mo.
ON at ier Indictments er funoet mob
Sames Gilmore, 9arrp 9Owurb os Sobu
AGen for 9anoeueisrsperi. Dette er be
Wanb. fom man uiI baus fat paa / Ser
gus Soils for G%osrpueriet puu Great
Nortbern 8anen ifior.
-Ssrton Qanbmaalere for Minne.
apoIis & ct. Souls 8anen E. nu / Ma.
bella. De mailer op en- 2inie fra Sem
ulm sennem MabeIia os Tairmont ill
,Gmmettsburs, ga.
- 9uor toIot bet par, %forftaar fsrft
0glutb nu, ba bet er bespnot at bIiue
miIot. 5uer Dag tommer Der inb til
gpen 5olt fra EsmmerIeitene % MuIms
hottsrne msb ltabsfrosne 9sssmsbsIe.
ROsIe bar falet aIuOrIis 5rOhifaos os
Itoer fore Smerter. s ieIus gpen poo
&aiIroao Ct, er ganbet frosiet i So
ueorsrene, Os man fan intet sisre ueb
benz, for 0aaren fommer. &srene Iiss
ger 4 Sob nebe / Sorben. Sorretninsss
Jolt paa benne @abe, beribIunot pacifit
ganen, bar bus5et 9uuer Sien, iat
inb miOIsrtioise Bumper os itaffer fig
0anb paa ben Waaoe.
- @uu. 2inb bar ubnaunt Demo:
traten Rapt. g. u. George til Sfifte:
retsbommer / Brown County, iom Sitter
munb til Sones 9anoeni@Iuser, Der bso'
forleoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
TOriteaigeS Stats gbcoer
@tseonIn.

at &opperne Iisser MI fire Of Qipifi
6amiIien / GppIstOn ipse. Den albife
Datter PauIine fit SpsbOmmsn fsrt
gialterummet / en- al Bpens Yap;rfas
briter.
- 4nbrem u. OpbaI, en- at Racines
FORTE os eIbite SeiImasere, er bso 70
4cr sammel. San baube boet / &acine
i As Nar.
5reb NipsIunb, en- 6armer fem
UeiI sft fra Yrenttte, bIep prGbt forlehen
Deb, at en- gsmme' tot ,uusbe at bans
S9s os ltlofte BAN til Sorben.
Den 20aarise Sobn gromann bIep
br9bt paa Stebet ON Nftenen ben l5be
b., ct iapaning 8ertfeo tilbersnbs
u. s. 9inoeman & 9ouerfOn So. Bert
ffsost soeIusbes ueo grpIOionen. @asts
manoen pur paa ben anosn Sibe al Ga
ben en- anben 6abrit, ba ulptten benbte.
9an flyer, al ban iaa grbmann ueb fin
Waifine en- tort Glib for Mionut, os ban
tan lite f%oritaa, buao @rinoe ban baube
/ 8artitsoet. Man trOr, at grbmanns
4pste bar uaret Narias / @as=grpIos
@lionen. os at bet l~etfGnseIise Stof /
Serttsbet sisblitteIis sr fOmmet i grano
-Sepier 6orpier, par 100 Aar paa
Dosen ba ban beoe / Chippewa Sails
ben l5be Ttb. San par I'D / MontreaI
.l799 os tom til bet norolise BlseOnin
for 20 Aar iioen. Gsmmerbusit orsp
ban meb / mango Mar ueb Gb,pptma os
Biscnnlin &iuers. san eieoe os brep
bet fsrite 9otel, iom bleu bpsset / ben
noroIise 9alUbel at @Isconiin.