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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
AWFUL DESTRUCTION
Not d House Remains to Mark the
Former Residences of Five Hun
dred Families.

dred Families.
HERMAN. Neb., June 14-Nota house
remains to mark the former residences
of five hundred families. A cyclone took
the whole town last night.
Ten are dead and hundred injured.
Hundreds of people are homeless and
destitute and an appeal has been sent
out for immediate aid.
Many of the homeless are being car
ed for temporarily at Blair. The rail-
road company has run a number of box
cars on the siding there to shelter some
of the stricken people. Provisions are
being brought in from Omaha.
It was not until daylight appeared
that the full extent of the awful work
of the wind was known. All night
willing hands worked in the ruins, but
many of the dead and injured have no
doubt been overlooked.
To add to the devastation of the
scene, torrents OF rain followed the cy-
clone and the streets are converted in
to rivers.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
THE CYCLONE
Work OF Searching For Victims Con
tinued With Renewed Viqor.

t1nuc0 Will AcnCWtu SiSoi'
NEW RICHMOND. Wis, June IA
The work of searching the ruins for
victims of the greas cyclone was re-
sumed this morning with increased
vigor. The operations that were con-
tinued all night and until the early
morning hours had been suspended ow-
ing to the heavy rain which descended
about 8. m.
The inky blsckness of the clouds
preceding the early morning down.
pour caused some apprehension, but
the fears OF the timid ones were un-
founded.
The search may be concluded today,
the militia having arrived to prevent
Interference by sight seers who have
not only retarded the work OF recover
lug corpses, but have delayed the dis
tribution of food to the hungry and
the giving of aid to the injured.
The lowest estimates of the dead say
the mum Der will be at least 126, while
the hig hest make the total 800.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
police Court.

The chief and the recorder were bu-
sy this morning on the monthly re-
port. 1t is thought that the receipts
will far exceed the report of last
month. There have been great
many convicted on the charge of car
rying pistols and each was fined S25.
This served to swell the report consi-
derably. 1t will be all ready to read
to the council tomorrow night.
There were only three cases on the
docket this morning and they were
dealt with according the best judge
ment of Recorder Patterson.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
DEMOCRATS MEET
Candidates to be Nominated In Penn
SylVdnia.

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 14.-The
democratic state convention was called
to order in the opera house at noon to
day by John S. Killing, chairman OF
the state committee.
Candidates are to be nominated for
state treasurer, Justice of the supreme
court and several minor offices.
Interest centers almost entirely in
the lively contest for the nomination
of justice of the supreme court. for
which there are nearly score of can
didates.
The resolutions will deal almost en-
tirely with state issues and viii strong
ly criticise Governor Stone and the
present state administration.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
KIDNAPPERS
One of the Persons Who Stole the
Clark Bdby pleaded Guilty.

NEW YORK. June 14-George Bar
row. Addie Barrow and Bella Ander-
son, alias carrie Jones, were arraigned
this morning before Justice Fursman
in the criminal branch of the supreme
court, charged with kidnapping the
baby Marion Clark,
Bella Anderson was first called. She
pleaded guilty
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
DISTRICT COURT.
Mexican Awarded Damaqes.-A Sol
dier On Trial.

In the suit of Juan Cano VS. the G..
II. railway for SO, 900 damages for per-
sonal injuries the jury today rendered
a verdict for the plaintiff allowing him
$500 damages.
Cano was injured by rail
strengthening machine and lost sew
eral fingers.
w. E. Barrie, a volunteer soldier,
who was arrested last fall for entering
the room of a comrade at the Lindell
and stealing money from him, is on
trial today in the district court.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
Ell PASO, TEXAS,

and place for holding the state nomin-
ating convention.
The recent municipal victory in
Baltimore has greatly animated the
democratic leaders and as con-
sequence the fall campaign promises to
be unusually lively.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
OLDESTGIRLS'SCHOOL
Celebrates Its 15Oth Anniversary

BETHLEHEM. Pa; June 14.-Simple
but impressive exercises were held
here today in celebration of the one
hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
the founding of the Morsvian Semi
nary for girls, commonly known as
Bethlehem seminary, which is the
oldest school for girls in this country
and enjoys the reputation of having
educated the daughters of scores of
families famous in the early days of
the republic.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14

the wrecking tugs. which had stood by
the vessel throughout the night.
The collision occurred during q
dense, fog about six o'clock last night.
There was quite panic among pas
sengers on board the Hamilton, but
the officers quieted their fears ss the
ship was being brought to port.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
MANY SHERIEFS
Gather at Burlington, Iowa.

BURLINGTON, Ia, June 14.-Three
hundred sheriffs and other peace Of
ficers representing many counties OF
Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Nebraska,
Wyoming, Colorado, Missouri and Kan
sas assembled here today for the eighth
annual convention of the inter state
sheriff's association.
The convention will be in session two
days
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
HIS CONDITION
To Be Investigated BY the Author
tiles.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-Frede
G. Kenyon, the brilliant young scien-
tist employed at the agricultural de-
partment, is locked up on the charge
of disorderly conduct.
His mental condition Is to be inves-
tigsted by the authorities.
During the last few months Kenyon
has been acting strangely. He has
wealthy relatives in California.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
GOVERNOR AHUMADA.
1t Is Insinudted That He Will Re
sion.

A dispatch to the Globe Democrat
from Chihushua says:
1t is the general opinion here that,
as the present governor does not wis
to continue in Office, Gen. Juan Her
nandez, who now commands the north
ern military zone of Mexico, will be
Chihuahua's next governor. He is one
of the people. aud rose to his present
high position from the ranks, and he is
very popular and has the best chance
for the gubernatorial chair of Chihua
hua In 1900
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
Who Formally Empowered
Him Today To Choose
An Entire New
Ministry

PARIS, June 14.-As forecasted in
the Western Press associations dis
patches President Loubet this morning
received M. Poincarn and formally en-
powered him to form new cabinet.
Poincarn announced that he would
begin the work at once, but would
make no statement regarding the prob
able personnel of the new ministry.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
FOUND GUILTY
And Sentenced to the penltentiary
For Twenty Years.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, June A.
The jury in the case of DR.. Jefferson
D. Goddard, charged with the murder
of Fred Jackson, at nKensas City, in
1897, brought in verdict of guilty this
morning and fixed the penalty at twen-
ty years in the penitentiary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
FOUR CORNERED.
The Dispute Between the Knights of
Labor and the Three Business
Men Who Opened Their Doors
Contrary to Agreement.-Did
Not Seem to Understand Each
Other.-The Four Corners Talk.

Other.-The Four Corners Talk.
Master Workman Soreusen of the
Knights of Labor, called at the HER
AID office this morning with a COM
plant that krupp Bros, Siolaroff and
Blumenthal opened the doors of their
respective business houses last Sunday
in violation of an agreement made
with the knights of Labor. MIR.
Sorensen said that the parties mention
ed above agreed TO close and tina, they
waited until the last section of the ex-
'cursion train had departed from the
city and then they opened their doors.
Mr.. Sorensen said that it was q mean
trick and that no honest man would do
it.
MR.. BLUMENTHAL.
kept open from 9 O'Clock until Y last
Sunday. ''My understanding of the
agreement" he said, was not that we
close sour doors but We allowtour
clerks to get off on that day. l allowed
this and thought that 1 had done my
duty"
MR.. STOLAROFF
Mr.. Stolaroff was next seen. He said:
81 signed the agreement to close and
meant it. Sunday morniDg l went up
to the barber shop near the postoffice
to get shaved and noticed Krupp Bros.
store opened and doing business.
called the attention of my clerk to
this and told him that was going on
the excursion and that if that store re-
NAMED open for him to open my store.
further complained to J. c.. Ross
about the matter before the train left
and he told me that he would b~ing
the matter up before the K of L. Meet
ing. This did not satisfy me but went
on the excursion and not know that
the store had been open on Sunday u
til returned from the picnic
Mr.. Stolaroff's clerk stated that be
noticed that Krupp Bros. store was
open and he sent them note asking
if they intended to keep open and they
never replied and he opened the StoI-
aroff store and remained open until
noon.
MR.. KRUPP.
b. Krupp said: ''The fact of tt e
matter is my brother signed the agree
ment and was soon afterwards called
away. He informed me of what he
had done but failed to inform the mat
ager of the other store and, of course,
he knew nothing about the agreement.
[ did not come down town until about
ii O'Clock and when I Gid reach the
store found Stolaroff's 9 store open and
] opened also. I remained open until
II O'Clock and then l again went
home.'
The manager of the Krupp store
near the postofiice came to the HER
AID Office and stated that the note left
in the door by Krupp's clerk asked
whether he was going to keep open
and said that he might rs we'll, as all
the other stores we're open.
AS the matter now stands it is very
complicated but the fact nevertheless
stands that they all violated the agree
ment with the Knights of Labor.
either through mistake or intention
ally.
AS it has been the topic of conversa-
tion on the streets today it was thought
best to place the views of all concerned
before the people aud let them Judge
for them selves and place the blame
where it Justly belongs.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14

master General Charles Emory Smith
presented the statue TO Mayor Ash
bridge, as the representative OF Phila-
delphia. The actual unveiling was
performed by Miss Margaret Hartman
Bache, a direct descendant of Frank
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
Fourth of July Races

The several committees for the races
which are to be held at Washington
park on the Fourth of:Julv have been
selected. After considerable coaxing
Mr.. Hughes has succeeded in securip Q
the services of U. S. Stewart, Mr. Ma
yer, and Nathan Solomon for Judges.
All who remain here could find no bet
ter sport than on the race track on
that dav
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
CONCESSION
TWO Californians Will Build Rail-
way Through the Heart of the
Most Fertile Portion of Mexico
And tap "a Region Aboundln 9
in Coffee, Tobacco and Tropical
Fruits.


]. M. Neelsnd, of 149 West 22nd ST.,
and 81. r. Yerxa, corner Third and
Broadway, Los Angeles, Californis,
returned from Mexico yesterday, after
procuring a valuable railroad conces-
sion from the Mexican government.
They will construct railway about
16O miles in length from Co1dova to
the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, connect
ing at Cordova with the Veracruz rail-
way.
The road will traverse one of the
most fertile portions of the republic
and tap region that abounds in cof-
fee, tobacco and tropical fruits. New
York capitalists are behind the enter
prise, but Mexico will put up q con-
siderab able portion of the money to build
the road, which Neeland and Yerxa
are under obligations to complete in
two years.
This is regarded as one of the most
vslua BILE concessions obtained from
Mexico in years and the holders of the
franchise are to be congratulated.
They left yesterday afternoon for
Los Angeles and will purchase full
train load of supplies to be used in the
construction of the railway. These
supplies will be allowed to enter Mex
leo free OF duty-a concession seldom
granted.
The promoters of the railway will
sublet portion of their work and in q
short time construction will be under
waV
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
Maryland Politics.

BALTIMORE, Md. June 1.-THE
democratic state central committee is
in session at Carrollton hotel today for
the purpose of deciding upon the date
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
KILLED HIS WIFE

And Fatally Wounded Himself.
Los ANGELES, June 14.-Esri Han
chette shot and killed his young wife
this morning and fatally wounded him
self. The crime was contemplated, +,
The authorities have state
mens which they will not make pub
1io
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
STEAMER ASHORE
Passengers Are Being Saved By
TuUS

RICHMOND, Va, June 1.-THE Old
Dominion steamer, Old Dominion,
which started for New York last night
came ashore near here.
The passengers are being taken off
by tugs.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
AS USUAL
The Work of the Navy Most Effect
i've

WASHINGTON, June 1.-the naval
participation in the engagement yes
terday south of Manila was most effect
i've, as WAS shown by cablegrams from
Captain Barker, the highest officer
present, in today's dispatches.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
VOL. XIX, NO. 141

meeting adjourned to meet on Thurs
day June 18th at Vi=itors' chapel, A.
M. E.
The following will be the order of
the day; opening address bv the p-esi-
dent, report of the committee on con-
stitutiOr
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
Divorce Suit.

Suit for divorce was commenced to
day by Isaac Carbajal from his wife D
F. Cerbajal on the grounds of cruelty.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
SAILED FOR HOME
Oregon Volunteers Lost Sixty TWO
Men Killed In Battle or Died of

Disease
MANILA, June 14.-The Oregon vol
unteers sailed for San Francisco today
on the Ohio and Newport. They will
reach the United States in about q
month.
OSixty two men belonging to the reg
iment were either killed in battle or
died of disease during the regiments
campaipn.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
STEAM SHIP
RAMMED
During a Dense Fog Off
Long Branch Last
Night.
THE VESSEL P0UNDERED
But the Captain And Crew
Were Promptly Sav-
ed BY the Wreck
ing Tugs,

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE Ward
line freight steamer Macedonia,
which was rsmmed off Long Branch
last night by the Old Dominion steam
er Hamilton, foundered off Norman
die-By-The-Sea just before dawn this
morning.
The captain and crew were saved by
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
Building Permit.

Building permits were issued today
as follows:
Henry Grudgines, 5000 adobe re-
sidence on lot 2, block 137, Campbell.
Frank Goss, $3.50 adobe residence on
lots and s, block 22S, Csmpbell's.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
Born

To MIR. and Mrs. J @. Cutchell, O
Clint, a daughter
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14
Metal Market

NEW YORK. June 14.-Copper Is. 25
Silver GIL: lead 4.25.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14

Try that lunch. Hours 1890 to 2.
Bank Saloon
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14

Ell Paso Dairy company. Telephone
156.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-14

WEEKLY HERALD $500 per year.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Rrntudu.
Sii tp til Rcttcn.

5rantFort, 26bs Nop. - Ru, ba
appelretten bar uOtult fig ON Retten
til Sniunttion, Iom ifelge bens
Oeciiion ligger hos ben lapere Rst,
al boilten 8runb IppeIretten ogiaa
bar n9gtet at blanbe fig op i oenne
Wtpnoigbeo / fIere 8algIqger, flyer
8oebeIfoltene, at be bill tn til Sns
iunttion. De flyer, at en- Q~nIsgning
ital fremlegges for 0iitrittsbommsr
Gantrea, Der iiooer iom Statens
6ifalret og bar fulo S~urisoittion /
%Iaaoanne Eager, ON at forbinore
Statsboarbet fra at tGlle Stemmerne
fra Seferion, Sobnipn, ¬t, 2spis,
pite og fere andre Counter, Iom gis
Der til'tr9tteligs republitanite Pluras
liteter til at forunbre Reiultatet.
aniggningen bill neppc blioe fremldgt
for efterat 9oarbet msoer pud 2ers
bag os ~begpnoer S91ingen. Der er
lloiigt til liolige Sioer. 6bis 2aplor
faar Gertifitatet, ba Rspublitanerne
flyer, at ban itdl inoiGttes ben 12te
December. !6bis S%tdtsboqrbet life
ubiteber Gertiftatet, bill @upernsr
8raolep blipe itnaenos, til Retterne
eaer 2egisluturen bar afgiort Sagen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Mta1tnnn.
Sror Spnrn III flame.

ct. Spiepb, 27oe QOp. Den
Sob, iom iioite 2e9islatur peotoq til
8eit1ttelfe al Mi6igans 5ruataplere
mob ~llblubeber paa South 0ater ct.
/ Ghicago, tor Itabe iiteoetfor at qapne
6~ru9taplerne. Saa tror manue.
Sopen beitemmer. at ben, Iom mobtas
ger til SaIs for fig ielo eqer andre
5drmz eaer Meieriprooutter, ftal
9ipe ct Bomb for 5000 oq betale
$500 ON Iaret | 2icenie til Staten
en- geItemmelie, iom ital forbinz
ore aplerne fra at blipe Inpot for
oeres prooufter al fulite RepreIens
tantsr ira 8ommisitonsbuiene Qpz
lerne frngtcr MI for, at be fleite lofale
aommisIionsmano og 8jsbere mao
gda i'm Bel, forbi be life tan aioe bet
forldngte Bomb, og at nogle faa Big
bere uoenfra Hal tontrollere Wartes
bet Gbicagobuie bar unberrettet Qpz
lerns ON, at be ingen Representatives.
bill ienoe berop / ben tommenoe Sas
ION.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
Colorado.
@rlo | NGuprc.

Colorado Springs, 27oe Nop. -
Den anben 5orienoelie al TO 8ogns
ldrnirger Gulberts fra BEN lobe
Stoa / SIabela Sulbgruber Naur
Retoroen II ameritdnit @llograps
ming. De fsrite TO 8ogntaoninger
belsb fig / @jenneminit til $3.50, 900
for AZ Sons. Den anben 5orIenz
BELLE, 10 9ase Ienere, bill piie / Gien=
neminit $1,000 pr. Son, eler mere
eno bet oobbelte at ben ferite 5oriens
bellies 8erbi. De tolp @o9ne Grts,
t~beregnet Siabeaas fsrite 6orienbelie,
bar sipst 100000. Siabsqas DIT
tier lelges berfor MI for 1872,
foortil be er saaet pp fra 1876.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
3Huirtnuu.
Sauetruit.
YiQin 26be Wpp. =

9iain 26be Npp. - RepreIen
tanter bet amerifanItsengelIte
Spnoitatr p9ret / Staten / belle
CONNER SOFT o9 iitret Jig aisbsz
ret til be Ute Saareranher og 3et
bebit panf 2anp / ben Seniist at
toniplioerem til ct fort 8ompani.
4llerebe erIebsret ppnuast til 500,z
600 Saues 100000 qcres al bet
bebite pg ftbarsite 2anb til ben
gsorift. @bitatets Repr9ientan-
ter / Montde r Gol. 6. 6. Waters
pg Goparo ,rriion fra Billings.
begse erfdrrs belpise Montana
Saaremenb. ,ompaniets Srganiiaa
tor er Bet is / ytsp Yort. %
aompaniet bebe Gpniolioateb
Montuna ct &c 2amb Co., meo
en- 8apitul 100000.
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Dations Slaaoe.
Zen uil bli ioroset meo 3 ipanfe
Ganpnbaaoe.

Waibington, 246e Nop. - 4omis
raj Bations 5laabe t be pbilippinite
SarDanoe Bit meb bet fsrfts bli forseet
meo be tire 8%onunbaaoe "SsIa be Gu
son", "Ssla be Cuba. og Don Suan
be Quitria". Der erobrebes fra Spa
MEN peo Slaget i Granddaughter.
Gbefer for be ire Stibe sr uonapnt,
os Wation bar faast Mpnoigbeo til
at uonapne be sprise Sficsrsr iami
Wanoitab. 5isie aanonbaaoe pil an,
TONNE til Manild pmtrsnt Iamtioig
Tom "grootlnu", "Rep ORLEANS,
"Huibpile" % "Waristta". Def bill
ialt bli en- msset bstrastslig 5orsselis
al ben a1iatiife Gfapre.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

9eon Hlpsr 5emmer. De bar bpgget
II Vttl Sommerbane iaur % luqt
ben meo so Punb5 Stinner, oa naar
bet Staal, be bar paa 5aanosn, ct
la9t, bill be babe q Wtil Spor.
Zen MIC @arecn.
Sttllpater, 27oe Npo. Otter
9uostjeneIten i 5angNet Senoaq
6ormtooag pr9ientereoe @arben
WoIfer 8eneral 6. Moc Reepe Tom
lin GfterTDlger Og iagoe, at 6oranz
orinsen oiloe finOe Stsb paa 6reoag.
Wtr. Wolfer ubtuIte fig meget roz
lenoe ON General Reeoe, % &ompliz
merltsrne bIeo gien9iaIbt at Generalen
l en- tort Sale, bbpri ban omtalte
acknowledgements Rp % aft, bpab
Wfr. Bolfer baooe uorettet. Sill
Slutntng iagoe ban, at aft, ban bah
6dn9erne ON, bar, at be ifuloe be.
bonole BAN pbnteIigt, / 6piltet Sils
f9loe ban 9arantereoe benz ben iamz
me 9ebanoling fra i'm Sioe.
Sranhf itrre / ct. &etu.
ct. 9eter, 25oe Nop. - lambert
Gumber garo Der / 9pen blep Sl. 9
toa9 lat tbrono At granoItiftere, %
Tor Ildrm bar ilaaet, bar Semmer
for $4,000 / Slammer. Gfurene %
&ontorbpgningen bIep itabet. Sabet
sr tptalt, o9 bill naa minbit $4,000.
6lere 9uie / ben umiooelbare Rprbeo
leo ogIaa S~rdnonabe. Slben bIep
p%oaTot, og 9runbitifterne bapbe oaz
'ad pGret / SprsitebuIet % f~tjualet
ale Strueneqlerne for at binbre
fra at 'true pp 8anbs
.tranerne. 9ette er ben treble 9ranb,
ION / 2ebet at en- Wuaneo er paafdt
Der / 9psn. 6or en- Maaneo iioen
blep Sesiian 2umberparb lat / 9rano
o9 soelGgt. Sor en- llge Iiben blep
to Sranoe paGiat / foritielige Dele
at Spen, men be blep hiittet, for be
bopoe giort ipnoerlis Staoe.
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Jnolanoe,
Sil ha iVien lin Some.

G,oar Rapios, 27bs Rop. -MuIts
mali Snoiauren 2utapiaa be Der /
gYsn onlugt Sag mob W. y. Ralin,
aasrt for Sat og 6pr SnbiPerne,
"a 8. y. Ieais, SupsrintenOtt for
Rsojsrin0sitolen / Sama, for faa
ioitn i'm Sone, 2elab Puda6eebpem
Be antlageOe bar grsbst meo IS,t og
fat / Stole. Dan Tiger. al bal cg
hans 8Ons er lopformelts gift hitter
5tQmmsnS Ritual, at Stamme al
tn bar p0rst ct S%amfuno, o at
Iaentsn % Superintsnoenten ittbar
RET til at fringe ben unse Squaltil
at gua paa Stole mob benbes gje.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Der tror, at
os 10 GmbsoSmGno bar bunoIet us
H.,
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@oSt 9ohcrsCioc.

rrgp. 27be Rop. - 0ette bar boz
rem uiGooanlis Spit / Heo Riper
Sca. Wange Sarmers plsier enbs
mug MI iibit / Maaneben er Sorz
oen'te frosiet en- 5omme og egnsr
Jig efaa gobt til 9prtning iom /
Nu9. Gngans frs ben op / OF
toberneoens 5rHiingen ia~lminoeltas
beo ties ca. lobe Nppember. Oct
gooe ir bar lat Sarmerne iitanb til
at al fra Jig mere pg bebre Or
betoe } npgeniinoe. De er miuoIt
ire uG lGnger fremme eno fsr.
5~pruotbet gobe 8eir bar be pgiaa
ale Iireaber fuloe, og ~aleIammsn
er / Ye3umgr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01

pdris, 28oe Nop. - Der cirtulerer
ct b~einncsrligt Rpgte ON, at GuglanS
/ 6emmeligbee ieger al tjsbe Galapas
eos Zerns at gcudbpr. Rapporten
flyer pioers, at Gtuaoor transer BEN
&c og ligeiom Spanisn fOrisser at ial.
&c line uolissenoeSeiiboeIier for Rpns
tantsr. England Wotip ital p9re at
fire fig en- itert Sitting I bet Stine
Sap meb gtabninssn al en- Wtslem=
bapstanal.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
NtinTnur:.
Sanf plnnoret.

ct. 2ouis, 25be Rpp. Srop
Grdange 8ant / 5rop. ST., uttsn
Wjl fra ct, 2ouis, blep plnnbret al
PengeitabsfprGngere tiolig ioag %
alt al @Grbi taget. Reperne tog oosr
$4,000 / apntunter FAINT 9onos %
8R%roipapirer % rsmte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-01
gnnfunG.
Bigger gipr Streif.

Sort Wapne, 25be Hop. 81
Sunoreoe bigger / Softer 0uit 'sas
brit gil ioas uo paa Streit. z benne
use blep 2ennen bere9net efter Stnts
arbeioe ps piserne paaitaar, at be
sfter benne 5pranbring lite tan tiene
NOT til at unoerboIoe Jig. Sa bet nne
H~egulatip blep ertlerst / Strait ibao,
tos piserne paa Jig goertsiet og ali.
Jrelfe ct Grain
Brazil, 26be Rop. - 1rant Wilz
lidms, IA Qar sammel, forbinoreoe
toas en- Sernbaneulptte paa 9anoas
lidbanen. Websns ban bar paa 9eien
ira anisbtspile bib til gpen, Iaa
ban en- bruffet Stinns, Iom bar fruit
let uo at Sitting al ct Sraattruin ct
par Elmer tiolisere. s6an bsrte bet
peitgaaenbe pasiuser ps poIt Grain
pibe for &nigbtspiae Station, oa oa
ban pioite, at 5rainst lite ftanoIebe
Der, iprans ban op paa Sporet oa
piftebe meb Sattsn, oa Srainet fom.
Srainst blso itanoist npgle faa ssoo
ira ben brutns Stinns. aotpmotip,
fsrsren iasbs, at 5rainet git meo 50
Wtls 5art, Oe at en- tor ulptts uoen
Spipl bar fprbinbret.