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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07

let for three cents a descrip-
ton. There is an old sayin Q:
about when some kid of people
fall out honest men get their
deserts. The low figures this
year can probably be accounted
for along these lines,-
The Label League is prepar-
ing to make an elaborate dis
play at the labor bazaar. East
ern firms have been asked to
put on exhibition their union
labelled goods and it is thought
many will take advantage OF
this opportunity to advertise
their wares in Duluth and at
the same time show their kind
mess toward union labor.
Don't forget the concert to be given
at Normanna hall next Tuesday even
ing, by Master Oliver Colbentson, who
will be assisted by Mr.. Carl Riedelsber-
ger, Mrs. Euil Olund, soprano; Mr..
Gronseth, baritone, and Master Waldo
mar Moe, pianist. Master Colbentson
is but II years old, but has shown great
skill as violinist, and those who attend
the concert next Tuesday will have no
cause to regret it. j..
Organizer Garland is still pushing the
work Of organization with good results.
This work has been entered into with
renewed vigor by the workers. at the
head of the lakes. They realize the
necessity Of closing up the gaps all
along the line, and presenting a solid
phalahx to "our friends enemy"
The Labor World hopes that every toll
or will lend helping hand to this work.
The organizer cannot do it all. Only a
little effort from each one will result in
one grand big victory.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07

Almost the first bill intro
duced in the legislature was a
bill to dispense with hanging
in this state and substitute
electrocution. Now if some
member will introduce a bill
abolishing capital punishment
and see that it becomes law,
he will be instrumental in re-
moving law from the statute
books that is a disgrace to the
state. The time has long past
for such barbarOus laws. They
SAVIOR of the dark ages.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
A Correction.

"We stated" says the Plunkville
Rugle, "that the gent now playing
Othello at the opera house let his hands
hang around like a couple of miniature
hams. He called on us yesterday in re-
gard thereto. With assistance of the
pressman and the shoemaker who occu-
pies the room adjoining The Bugle
Office we elected him, but not until he
had landed on us with a hand that
showed the use of the word miniature
to have been serious mistake. "-In-
dianapolis Journal. . .. 49,. ...-...
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
He Was Slow.

They had been keeping company"
for eight years, and, when he finally
proposed and was accepted, in the ardor
of his enthusiasm be exclaimed, "Dar-
ling, you are worth your weight in
gold!'
With almost cruel Righteousness she
replied, "That is saying a good deal,
for it was an awful long wait. "-Rioh.
mond Dispatch.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
Lind's Appointments.

Gov. Lind announced some
=
of his chief appointments yes
terday, including A. G. Weiss,
of the Duluth Herald, on the
board of prison managers: Gen
E. NJ. Pope, public bank exam.
liner; J. NJ. Bowler, dairy com:
missioner; P. NJ. Ringdal, rail
road commissioner, and Martin
F. McHale, labor commissioner;
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
She SQid No.

Mrs. Mapnerly (to her daughter, who
has just returned from tea with friends)
Il hope you said Ono, thank you,
oftener than you did Eyes, thank you. ;"
Mahsl-Yes, did. I hadn't been
eating more'n half an hour before they
began saying, 'SDon't you think you've
eaten enough%' "Aren't you afraid
you'll make yourself ill.," And I said,
ono, thank you." every time. Lon
don Fun. -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
NlatterinS.

Reggie's Fiancee-You know, Reg
gle, that girls are being called by the
names Of flowers now, and my sister
suggested that should be called Thistle.
Reggie-Ok, yes, see-because yon
are so sharp.
She-Oh, no! She said it was because
q donkey loved me.-Pick Me Up
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
Worth Discussing.

doctor, I don't know what's the
matter with me. I can't sleep nights
any more"
Cum! Let's see What is your bust.
ness?'' .. a~
''I'm night Waterman.
"Ah, your case is a remarkable one.
/ must write it up for our Monthly
Medical Record. ''-Chicago News.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
Far Worse.

Straightforward in trouble. My land.
lady told me I'D have to settle up or
leave.
Giggleton-Why, you're in luck, old
fellow. I'm il a worse fix than that.
Ny landlady told me I'd have to settle
up before l could leave.-Exchange.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
SUPERIOR,

The Trades & Labor Assem-
bly, will hold. a regular meeting
Tuesday evening, Officers will
he nominated for the ensuin Q
six months, and will be elected
at the next regular meeting,
the fourth Tuesday in January
GO. Parker Will most likely
be reelected president, al
though considerable opposi-
ton has developed of late,
Superior typographical, un-
ion held a regular meeting
Sunday afternoon. Besides
voting ON the propositions sub
nnitted by the International, a
committee was appointed to
|straighten up matters pertain
ing to the funeral expenses of
Thomas Kiley, deceased. Suit
able resolutions will be drafted
and a copy sent to his mother.
1T was also voted to, drape the
charter Of No. 1853 in mourning.
A meeting of the Journey
men tailors was held Monday
evening.
The BARRIERS union: installed
officers, on Tuesday evening.
Quite number of Ds1luth bar
bers attended the ceremonies,
after which a. general good
time was had.
Butchers union, No. 43, has
made a stride forward in secur-
ing the early closing of union
butcher shops without any
trouble. Following is a copy
of the agreement:
West Superior, Wis, Dec. l.,
1898.-We, the undersigned re-
tail butchers of SUPERIOR by re-
quest and in recognition of the
local branch, No. 43, of ANAL
gamated Meat Cutters and
Butchers Workmen Of North
America, hereby agree to close
our places of business on and
after Jan. 2, 1899, at Z o'clock p.
M, excepting Saturday nights
and all nights before legal hol-
idays:
Also do we agree to have
placed in some conspicuous
place of our market card in
forming the public of above
agreements, and keep closed on
Sunday. Greer Meat Co., by
w. J. Greer; Wilson Cash Gro
Gerry Co., r. F. Wilson, treas;
Rogers & Co., Martin Santer,
The Pratt Co., per L. Pratt; O.
Currie, G.. H. Selden, barrow
Bros, Larson & Anderson, G..
Grimsrud, Sorenson & Co., Su-
perior Provision Co., per G. G.;
Al5ertson & Co., Superior
Meat Store, by H. T. Lund; H.
A. Mogler, 7. & B. Oyaas,
Dickinson & McEwen, 7. A.
Link.
A special meeting of the
packers and nailers' union was
held Tuesday afternoon in the
Hammond block.
The unfair committee will
not hold any meeting until af-
ter the next regular assembly
meeting.
SNAP SHOTS
Quite a few union men are
wondering why they did not
receive appointments as dep
uty sheriffs under Sheriff Sny-
der. They worked and voted
for him before election, but
after-well; he doesn't seem to
want them to work for him
now.
Graham L. Rice received the
endorsement of tile Superior
Trades & Labor assembly for
railroad commissioner. The
union men paid Graham
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
Evening Dress In Kansas City.

The dress suit is the most democratic
raiment in the world. It meets the re-
quirements Of good form, whether it
was made six years ago or last month.
Attired in evening costume, whether
the swallowtails are long or short, mar.
row or wide, all men look, practically
speaking, alike, whether they are wage
earners or millionaires. The dress suit
levels all distinctions and illustrates the
potentially Of correct STYLE The
young man who has made good se!ec-
tion in his rented broadcloth serenely
greets his wealthy rival who has paid
for his London clothesa price like $780,.
How the fame of this world grows
small when wrapped in swallowtail
coat among many others of the same
cut! When the dress suit becomes the
regular evening calling and theater
dress for Kansas City men, as it should
be, the poor chaps will profit by it a
full cubit of serenity and self respect
kansas City Star.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
LOCAL NOTES.
The broom makers will meet
this week and install officers.


this week and install officers.
The cigarmakers' union is in
good condition. The member.
ship is forty and all working
The painters report their
union in good shape. Sixty
members and pretty generally
employed.
The different unions notified
have elected delegates to be
represented on the labor bazaar
board of managers, and will get
to work the coming week to lay
out plans for the big event.
Monday evening the Label
League meets at Chas. Leytze's
office at No. II list avenue east
Election of officers and other
business will come up. Every
delegate should be present.
The Cigarmakers' union gives
its eighth annual ball April 8
Easter Monday, at the Armory
Julius Dworschak, w. Schwartz
and Nels Anderson are the com
mittee of arrangements. Every
effort will be made to make the
affair a pleasant as we'll as a
financial success.
Martin +. McHale, the newly
appointed labor commissioner,
is a member of the stone ma
sons union of Minneapolis.
Mr.. McHale is considered very
acceptable to organized labor
of the state, and no doubt Gov
ernor Lind has made a good,
efficient appointment.
The cigarmakers are plan
ming for a big display at the
labor bazaar. There will be a
tenement shop and union
shop just as they exist today.
1t will be worth seeing. The
committee having the display
in charge consists of Messrs
w. Schwartz, Mike McGuirt
and Julius Dworschak.
The Evening Herald has been
awarded the tax list, the finan.
cial statement and the commits.
sioners' proceedings for the
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
Charities Authority.

"I've called you three times, Char
lie,' said a mother to her little son,
land I'm very much annoyed because
Of your failure to answer me-.
"Well, mamma" replied Charlie,
who was very fond of reading Bible
stories, lyon amt any better than the
Lord, are you?'
"No, of course not" answered the
mother in surprise. "Why did you ask
that?"
Because" replied the little fellow,
"the Lord called Samuel three times,
and be didn't get mad about it. Chi
caqo News.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25(
The genuine has l.. B. @.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07

SABRE G.. AKIN, Editor and Publisher.
THOMAS Il. HILL. Associate Editor.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1899-01-07

The different unions notified
have elected delegates to be
represented on the labor bazaar
board of managers, and will get
to work the coming week to lay
out plans for the big event.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
SOrifellige Stats NpbeOer
Webraifa

gaIor @. u. We6 6ool al @race Iu'
tberlte airte 8eit 9oiut, besit fOrrigc
lorsbas SeIumorb uOe paa en- Lille 2
6Iooen. Duu ltpO fig meb en- Sa9t.
bssie. Wuu antaser, at ban bar orGbi
fig al SJrs ouer i'm 9aitrus Deo
= 9 6aitin9s er Der for lioen fto'
9euqseIie 2lnIeOnin9 af ben mpltefipiC
6OriuinOen al $. Is. 9enisl, en- Diurel
Der gpeu. 9an git iioite Girsoas pac
arbcioc, men tom lite til 9IrbeispIatien
os ingeu bar Jet bam iioen. Dtan frp8.
ter for ct OuerfaIo, oo ban buuoe no9I'
penge bos fig. 9erieI par en- u9if
Wiano paa 40 Qlar, a9tet o9 Gret a
aue, Der tenote BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Ybitippimerne.

General We2lrtbur lentte / Dtans
bags Waior Sbielos og eeltnant S9apne
til 9niurgenterne meb 10 0ases 4Sro'
Uiant Os nO9Ie DsIitatesier til be l6
2lmsritanere, om ere Sanger osr.
Sbetit arSuslIes, en- af @ensral snnas
uoisnbln9er til @eneraI Otis, fortalte
uemIis, at 10 af ngOrttomns" Ds9no
o9 andre 2ImerItansre boIbes fan9ns.
McArtbur snote Osiao ct grep til
Quna, buOri ban fOrelnar at ubustsle ct
uiit antaI Sniursenisr mob amsris
tanere.
8 Ssnboss Tom 100 5uObpssere af
Maecabebe til be amertanlts ginisr o9
BAT ON 8sltpttsIie mob a9uin0Ioo %
bans 1asaIer. 0a MaiOr BED meb en-
GrOppsufbsIins sit til WOcc0bsbe, tom
beIe 9pens 9sfoItnins ub Os bob BAN
peItommen. aIotter rinseoe, os ber
raabies 9urra fox ameritanerne. Wac'
cabebes gefOItnins bao inotransenb'
ON, at @arniion maatts bIipe efterIabt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Sbomas Sradett Heco,

ben ueroensbergmie 6ormano uort 3te-
prGientanlbus er nu traaOt ino / ct fort
Sasfsre,iitma 9ep gort, bOor en-
aarIis Con al $40, 600 er ftret BAN,
os oermeo iises ban aa at pile tratte
fig iilbuse ira osu officieue Stang,
ban bar inOta9st ioa Iense / Gepreien.
taufbulet. Oct branOenbe Spergsmaal
ct nu, buem Der itaI bIiue bans 6fier.
mani, % oerom ere Meninserne bette.
Sblanot 6anoloaternes giarne fin5es
Daniel y, 9enberiou fra Dubuque.
&c., iOm en- al be ferite Wir. 0ieeo
meo 6amiIe aster fsrlt at gore en- 1ieiie
til europa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
9c,pci)s 9a9.

.. l. M0L 8emtps Dag" er bleOen
boitloeIl9 feiret oueraIt 0anoet. Stlers
nebanneret uosoe trinot Omtring til 26rt
for Seirberren fra Manila. Bore Wla'
rtneioIouter boIbt paraoe paa OeIenart
6IOoeu. Raleisb meo i'm MI mart per-
oensbsremte 6ommanoer. par ieIUiplge-
lig lbIanot be ierlte til at are &epep oq
Uatte OpmartiOmbeo. philadelphia pal
mutt oetoreret for 2luIeouiusen 5 ea.
IiiOrnien er 8asen al Ge9lsIaturen ct:
tlGret for en- Statss 6eQI9oa9 og bier
oerfor iejret iom EN- idaoan.
5 De OiientIi9e StOIer er Oa9en iei'
ret trinot omtrln9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Ten ifamoinaoiife Yro:
feslor.

Get muu9Ier lite paa 2lniSsere til
ben ltanoinapiite Qrofesiorpolt per
Minneiotus uniuerlitet. 6sIsenoe bar
ucret nGunt oenne 5orbinoelie: Prof.
@isIe 9otbne, Deeorab, Su., YrOf.
9iuebse, NIamar. 0iinn., prof. $.
u. Geis, Ul9., groi. 8iIbeIm 4et'
terien, Winneapolis. Wlinn., lamt
prof. SuIius OIion % Rebatter R. Q.
2lnoerlen, Mabiion, 0is.
vi luenife Ranoioater nGunes DR..
giciOr 0iiIiOn Oa Bat Petri, Uiinne-
apols, g. 9. @atIion. ct. peter,
4rof. Utusnusien, Ct @Iruo, Os Prof.
,0olt peo Chicago unueriitet. vi
DANTE neunes 6reo. QSeltersuuro, Sc.
rer peo 9Optins llniuerlitet.
Der er iaaIeoes in9en UianseI pao
2lnigsere. Gfter buao Der meobeles,
ifal imioIertio Board of Regents itte
pare til Sinos at 9aa uoenfOr Staten
efter Manosn; oesuoen eniter Board ct
en- Dtuno, iOm tenoer Staten os 6oI=
tets Runr / Utinneiota til Bunos, bui!tet
naturIi9uis er i'm Orben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Signalipitemet.

Waibnston, 26. 2lpriI. 49, General
@reeIp bar netop moota9et en- Happort
fra Malor lbomplon, 6bef for Sl9naI'
tOrpsafoeIingen ueo ManiIa. Den sls
pet en- intereslant Reoe9erelie for bet
Jtet al 1elefon. o9 leIe9rafleonln9er,
iom bans 9lioeIin9 bar ipunoet om Uia:
Mia. lslefonleonin9er ere aItlo ierte
t9t ino til Ramplinen, Tiger ban. Saas
lebes fan Ororsr ienbss orstte til 6rons
Ten, Iissiom OpIpsnin9er inbbeniet al
Spejosre, uoen n9uneuarote lloslptloe.
tunne leuoes birefte til 6beferne for De
foriteqige Diuilioner eller til 9opeos
toarterst. Sptemet al pernanente 5es
leotaflinier er ben beolte Oroen, o9
paa be melt puslenoe Puntter CT Der I'll:
tnpttet leIeionIeoninger. JiIoenoe Ses
Iesraf. O9 leleionbub ltaa aItio Be
rsoitab. 6eIe Spltemet iamIes Dia'
Mia, % @eneral Otis tan lOm Jfe9el
rGtte bpiIten iom BELT al fine Officerer
inoen Is Minuter. Iige9pIoist bUOr nGr
DC emo er 6ienoen.
General @reeIp flyer, at SIsnalip'
iiemet poa 6illpinerne Ell bet melt no=
itratie os iuIotomne, om nOseniinbe
bar uaret Operation unoer en- 8ti9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
S1,50O &asicmangel.

6runt s. @esieIman, inbtiI iornpli9
gosboIber pos 9ttIion, MOrris & 60,
6bleasO, bleu ManOo9 gitermiOoa9
ienOt til Grandjury'eu. pan bIeO ar.
reiteret iOr llnoetilab for en- ll9es 3io
f.eI, ueO bOiIten Glib bet OpOaseoes,
at ban buube llnotrbalance / fine &e9n'
ituber. @u foreIpbis llnoericseIie Oilte
en- Rusiemunsel uf 81 500.
Den unse ManO ltaI baue IpetuIerei
eDebc. 9un er gilt O9 bar bOet
GnslewoOO Here aar. 0a ban tom
for 3etten Wanoass, fOrIests ban
utet 6oriuar os ne9teoe at 9iue nosen
6ortIuriug ON Sagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
@uloiogcre ira Copper
Silver.

so @uIo9rauere antom til Seattte
fra 9oppsr Hiuer b. |. Wa mso Damp;
ltibd 9reIlior. De fortuIte be Jorge
liolts 0iliorier ON Dob og @lentt9beo, },
og be leIu uiite tan altIor tpoeIigt, bpao
be bauoe liot al Sterbu9 og 6rolt. en
bauoe miltet en- 6oo, en- anoen git paa
Stumperne. .. IS. @oooUIu ira Out
Lamb, Sal, buis Ben ere iorte al Sters
bug. os buis 8nGer efe oprepue al 5ien,
fott9uer, at bans Rammerat bleu lp9
af Sterbug, ba be pare / bet inore al
ganbet, os funoe lite 9aa Ian9ere.
@ooowiu banbt bam falt til en- Sl9oe,
os eiier fire Da9es anltrGn9enoe UlarldJ
tom ban til Gbltna Giuer; oo uar aanl=
merotsn bob og froslet falt til SIGoen.
@ootmin matte be9raue bam Sneen.
60ns Raun par Weslep S9eIotder, oq
San par ira 9att JiIose, 81.
Strats ler @reIdor iorIoo 8alof5,
par Der ct fort 5sitteo. ulan frp9teo'
for, at ct Selltab @ulblesere par ONT.
tommet bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Mimnciota.

Tra 0teb Using Seminar 0eO Using,
Minn., tilbprenoe gauges Spnooe,
oraouersOe ben 2sOe apriI fpIsenOe ira
6oQeoe.9lfOelinsen; Peter y. 9rnltao,
Ollu Siow:t 9ebtene, @IfrsO @. Sol'
ltoo. alfreo SO. 6au, Gasmus SO.
5ou, Sans 6. 9ettuer, 9ai9OIOs Qter'
lunb, grueii 81. s3Iaubu@, SObn U.s.
SwenIon, Reuben w. garsnels, @arl
.. goaum, Susmar s. SOraas,
Clarence s.. ellington, Sobn s. 9umre
QlIbert M. Mannes, Orbin 3. 6ist
wOIo, Simon 6. SimOniOn, SObn u
g4aIlfub, Wartin 3. NeltIp.
Selsenbe srabuereoe fra ben tbeolo
olfe aioelins: u. 9anslano, 5. .
gpbers, 8. q. 0usao, S. Olisn, VI
s.. Berger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04

Salt Safe b. 30. April. 60 Rsuere
operfalbt aitsS no9Ie rejienoe gtGr-
beben af grisbOm. Sberifieu gOr
@lber So. fOrfuIste Gsuerne meb uGbnet
Stprte os uuueoe benz tibIis UlOrsen-
itunbeu WaiI fra O9oen. Geuerne
iatte fig DO til MOOuarse os ubifiaise
Stub usfsleoes, buorefter be unotOm
til gisrsene. 9iu tom 8optuin BrOwu
fra Osben Sberiiisn til 9iGIp, Os Gss
perne unsrebes after, men meb bet ierses
Ii9e felultat, at 6aptajn Brpmn os
ben enc Jtsuer brabtts, fun ben auben
9tpuer fansebes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
SDife Sutberanere

bOIbe / Oisie 0use aursmsOe / ct.
gOuis, Wlo.
5 9enbOIo til RappOrter bar Miss
iou,ilynOoer / bet iuunOne 4ar eiust
s2o5. .6l5 til MisiOnen % 8armbiers
tisbebssernineer. DertiI resues geI-
sersnbeosuntaIter. Bsrnebiem, 9oipi.
taller, 2lIceroOmsbiem, Iarbe StoIer,
9iesermsfon, @mistuntmisfOn, 8pos
itumiuitituter, Ssoe. Os 9euuinssmis.
lion 9noien.
SpnOoeu bar 1927 prGier og pro,
issiorer, 2o49 Utenisbeoer, 6s5 pre.
bitspIucisr, 69e, 79l Meb miner, 1871
BsrnsfOlsr. 1914 StoIeIerers os 80, 77i
StoIsbern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04

8pen for geitptteIie. Bore 1ropper tom
tios not til at reobe fem lusaIer, oer=
ibIuuot en- 9sitnant, iom Uaaceabebes
Suobp9sere bauoe fanset os uilbe orabe.
Waccabeberne uiue abloIut lutte fig
til ben amerItanite .6er for at TONNE
til at ilaas meo GasOIerne.
Sti0in9en er uiOruuoret, men Der
ct iu9eu Stamp, og man isser at uno-
9ua ben.
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JoriGroeiigc eDfiomer raic.

Gro ST. gomaros, lteb., itriues: Oct
par met 9ieo og 0Gppe, ri uno9it ell
frp9teIis 6ptIone, oer ralebe Der om=
firing 0nsou9s. Gen anretteoe Staoe
for c. $25 900, men intet Cab al Uaen.
ueiteIIu er os befenot. gp9uinger bIeue
iplintreoe i Stnmper Og Stptter, area.
turer bIsus taitcbe Iunst bort, ia ieIp
5rGer tuuoe life ltaa imoe.
Sra Onawl, 5a., msIOss ON ell frps
teIig 9u9Iltorm, Def raiete Natten mel.
lem lOrsoa9 O9 5reoa9. ipreoenoe 3oo
o. DoeIG99eIie til aue Siber. 6n
6rens orabtes, Il Meuneiter ere iaa
forilaaebe, at flere al benz n9ppe pille
Ieue. Gn summeI ManO bIeU Ieiiei op
guiten, baaret c. 500 COB o9 otter
taltet nee baIu bob. Stormen eoela9te
alt. iau uiot ben tunoe ratfe; 6uie res
ues / Stptter om papir, Ir9er bIeue
rpttebe op meo Jtoo. Wan9e 8reaturer
brGbtes.
9nonu perre lpoer tSfterretninserne
ira sirtsuiue, DO, buOr StOrmen q.
ieoe en- iaaban Omfung og meb en- iaa.
ban Stprte, at 400 9uie bIeue jauneee
meo Sorben. 80 Wenntiter ere funone
oeoe, os 1allet anta9es at pare enonu
torre. 9enueo 1000 ere mere eller
minbre beitaoi9eoe. Miot unber lluejret
brso SIosn los o9 biaIp bet anoet 6Ie.
msnt at ipreoe 8eo o9 0oeIe9seIie til
aae Sioer. O9aa / gtewtOwn os Uta.
rpsuiue bar Sso % 9oeIasseIie raiet /
en- irpsteIi9 @rao. ReiuItuterne ere
enonu lite iulbtuo tenbte. Der urbej.
oes for at biGIpe De Ieuenbe O9 faa be
bsoe besruueoe.
8 Rarbeoen al 2luOcn, Ga, unrettebe
en- frpsteIie StOrm fore 1bsIagseIier
Ssnbog 9ftermiboas. 6Iere Dufe b!a=
ite nso, o9 leleioniorbInoeIieu bleu aI.
bruot, iaa man Jar lite fuuet fulb 6f=
terretnins om QoeIGgseIien anonu.
QuOiu Ils9er c. 90 UtiI ipbuelt for 6It
9orn.
ga Sort Dodge os Dubuque, Sa.,
meIbeS ON uololOmme 9usIiiOrme, Der
bar lluaet 8inouer Stptter og 9jort en-
Del Staoe.
Osiua paa foritelise Sttoer / Re.
brata meloes ON uoIoiomme Reone %
Storme, = bog lite ON Nenneiters
Dob.
sra Ranias meIoes ON en- polbiom
Sanotorm, Der bar 9jort mesen Staoe
ueo at tnule ginouer, bIaie Storitene
neo os fore bort alt, buoo bsr par Iet.
Osiaa / Utibisan bar man martet
llUeret. 3 9ioribullIe cs 9uItines ilOs
gpnet neb os foraariaseoe ct Bar fore
5abritters fuIoltGncige liIiuteigoreIle
peo ,SIoebranh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Weiu Seriep.

6em 8anO brabtes os en- iuurebes
lusfarIist Duponts 6abrit for resfrit
RruOt @aruep5 9Oiut gprOuss. De
osbe ere &aptujn Sewart of U. S. 6er,
6abrittens Snipetter, Soiepb Saser,
Siaoc 6rient Os 2lmOs giOrris, Nrbej.
oele 6obrtteu. Qlmos 9tusieI bIeu
IlusfarIis iuuret o9 er ienere bob. 9lurs
ia9en I'll uIpttsu uul en- gtspIofon, Der
opltoO ueb GaOnin9en af en- gOmbe efter
en- af 6aptaja Stewart opfunbet np
M.tooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-05-04
Wi6igan.

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ipur9t, ON ban piIoe uare ujllis til at
moota9e Plobien iom L. S. Ssnutor,
oeriom ban bIeu pul9t oertil. 9erpaa
iuareoe Ulinilteren, at ON Staten piIbe
pie bam ben 9@re at lenoe BAN i'll Ss.
natet, uiIbe ban iette pris berpaa, men
efter alt bet, Siaten auereoe baube siort
for BAN, uiloe ban lite itrue 6orbrins
gerne iaa bolt op.