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The age-herald., 1899-01-06
Arrested With Stolen Goods

Officer Leitch yesterday arrested Will Wilson, negro who claims to hail from Chicago, on the charge of grand larceny. Wilson was trying to exchange a pair of shoes which were to small for him and which proved to be damaging evidence against him. The shoes were identified as having been stolen from Chamblee Bros store, which was burglarized several nights ago and Wilson was locked up.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06

MT. Gibbs (rep., Tenn.), said the section afforded protection to labor and was in no wise inimical to organized labor.
 The motion to strike out was carried without division.
 After completing twenty-one pages of the bill the house adjourned until tomorrow.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
Dreyfus sick with Dysentery

London, Janary 6.-The Daily Telegraph this morning publishes dispatch from Cayenne, capital of French Guiana, South America, saying that former Captain Drey- fus, now on Devils Island, has had se- rious attack of 1ysentery and a physician has been summoned from Cayenne to att tend him.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
Mir. Dingler Much Better

Washington, January 5.-Represen' a tive Dingley's physician says tonight he is doing as well as could be expected The crisis is not yet passed, but certain serious symp- toms incident to the disease are relaxing in their severity, which gives his family re- newed hope of recovery.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
During the first half it loC

During the first half it looked as if the score might be held within bounds by both sides, the score at the end being to 4 in "B's" favor. But all through the game it was easily apparent that 'B" was the win ner. Captain Warren's men have improved wonderfully since the beginning of the sea son and are now playing very clever game. All of his men played together and each assisted very materially in the victory. On the other hand two of "A's" best men were absent, Underwood at guard and Crawford at forward, which effectually broke up the team organizat tion. AS guard and center played a splendid game, but its forwards were unable to take ad- vantage of the opportunities given them.
 For "B," Dean made five field goals, Stol- lenwerck three field goals, and Warren one goal from foul. For IA Riddle and Hay low made one field goal each, and Ferguson two goals from fouls.
 The line up of the teams was as follows:
 "A" Position. "B" Ferguson (cap.G. ....r. forward. ....Dean Haylow.. .. ..L forward. .. .Stolenwerck Terrell.... ... IT. guard.... .... Norman Biddle.. .... l. guard..., Warren (cap.)
 Before the game Prof Miles and Will Bustin gave very neat exhibition the German horse, and between the halves of the game Prof. Miles swung lighted torches.
 The attendance last night was not good, owing to the rain and the theater
 "A will try it's fortunes with Captain Jones and his men who compose ''C" team next Thursday evening.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
B TEAM WON.
"A" Team Was Badly. Crippled by Ab-
 sence of Good Men.

The basket ball game at the Athletic club last night did not fulfill expectations of a close and exciting game, due to "A's'' crip- pied condition. "B' won easily by a score of r to 6. By "A's" defeat, however, the standing of the three teams will be made more nearly even, and from now on until the championship of the club is decided, the competition will be of the keenest. The teams now stand as follows:
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
Gov. Rollins Inaugurated

Concord, N. H., January 1.-The inaugu- ration of Frank Rollins, as governor of New Hampshire, took place today in the presence of both branches of the legislature and a large company of distinguished pub lie men.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
Charged With Arson

Gadsden, 6anuary 5.-(Special.) )-syim Beard, of this place, was arrested and lodged in jail today on the charge of ar son. Insurance company claims that he burned his own home.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
Thrown From Wagon

Walnut Grove. January 5.-(Special.)- Robert Murdock, a prominent citizen of this place, was seriously injured today by being thrown from his wagon.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
Deficiency Bill Approved.

Washington, January 1.-The president -has approved the urgent deficiency bill cov- ering the deficiencies in the army and navy expenditures during the last six months.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06

CURE A COLD IN A DAY Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If 1t fails to cure 25c The genuine has l.. B. Q. on each tablet. 9-l-Sm
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
THE HOUSE

Washington, January 5.-Several bills of
 no great general importance were passed
 by the house today soon after the assem-
 bling of that body.
 The remainder of the day was occupied in
 continuing the consideration of the bill to codify the laws of Alaska.
 The following bills were passed:
 A bill to regulate the terms of courts in the eastern district of Tennessee; to amend the revised statutes to allow the
 United States five peremptory challenges
 in criminal cases; to permit ship owners 10
 file indemnity bonds and to release the h.
 ternational Cotton Compress company of
 New Orleans from liabilities for s3,4S9 in-
 ternal revenue taxes.
 The house proceeded with the consdera-
 ton of the bdll for the codihcat ton of the
 laws of Alaska, which came over from yes-
 terday.
 MT. Bell (pop) of Colorado. moved to
 strike out section 146, which provided that
 any person who should by force, threat or
 intimidate prevent. or endeavor to pre-
 vent any person employed by another from continuing work should upon conviction be
 subject to punishment by fine and impris- onment.
 Assault Upon Liberty He declared that the proposed section was an assault upon the liberty of the citizen. It was in reality law to prevent strikes, and was blow at organized labor MT. MaddOX (uenl. Gd), ana MT LeWlS (dem., Wash.), took similar grounds in favor of the motion to strike out. MT. Tongue Qep., Ore), defended the provision which, he said, had been taken from the statutes of Oregon, and there had never been any intimation there that it was directed against organized labor. MT. Knowles (pop, S. D., in support of the motion to strike out, declared that had this provision existed in the statutes of Illinois during the recent riots at Virden, Governor Tanner and other officials of | Illinois would today be behind the bars. Mir Cochran (dem., Mo.), declared that | this case was analogous with statutes which had been for centuries designed to 1 secure the help of the state in suppression ! of the laborer. If Alaska had a future, he said it must be by the development of placer mining. If gold mining thrived the time would come when corporations would seek to displace the laborer in their mines with cheap labor. Then this statute would be invoked. No such law should be grafted on the statutes.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
Treatment of Merchant Vessels

places of such territories, the sovereignty over which has been relinquished or ceded by the present treaty.
 Treatment of Merchant Vessels
 Article 1.-The government of each coun- try will, for the term of ten years, accord to the merchant vessels of the other coun- try the same treatment in respect of all port charges, including entrance and clear ance dues, light dues and tonnage dues, as it accords to it's own merchant vessels, not engaged in the coastwise trade.
 Signatui es of Plenipotenttaries
 Article 16-It is understood that any ob- legations assumed in this treaty by the United States with respect to Cuba are lim- tied to tie time of it's occupancy thereof; but 1t will, upon the termination of such oc- cupancy. advise any government established in the island to assume the same obliga- tions
 Article 1.-The present treaty shall be ratified by the president of the United States by and with the advice and consent of the senate thereof and by her majesty, the queen regent of Spain; and the ratifica- tions shall be exchanged at Washington within six months form the date hereof, or earlier if possible.
 In faith whereof, we, the respective pleni- potentiaries, have signed this treaty and have hereunto affixed our seals.
 Done in duplicate at Paris, the 10th day of December, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
COULD NOT SLEEP.
Mrs. Pinkham Relieved Her of All
 Her Troubles.

Mrs MADeh BABcocK, 17e Second St., Grand Rapids, Mich, had ovarian trouble with its attendant aches and pains, now she is we'll. Hero
The age-herald., 1899-01-06

places of such territories, the sovereignty over which has been relinquished or ceded by the present treaty.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06
Press Report Accurate

From an inspection of these it appears
 that the press reports from Paris during
 the proceedings of the commission set
 these out with a remarkable degree of ac-
 curacy, considering the secrecy which was supposed to overhans the proceedings There is also included all the correspond ence that passed between the French en- bassy here and the state department which led up to the signature of the protocol, but the interesting feature, namely, the effort of the Spanish minister of foreign affairs to withdraw the sovereignty of the Phil published unofficially.
 Included in tftS correspondence is a let
 ter from M. Thiebaut, the French charge, protesting against the operations of the in
 surgents in the Philippines, which, he ar
 gued, was with the knowledge and consent
 of the American commanders, and sug-
 gesting that the Spanish troops captured at Manila be allowed to fight the Filipinos. To this Mr. Moore replied on September 3 that upon investigation he had found that | most of the statements were groundless. There is included all of the correspond- ence that passed between the department | of state and the United States consuls at | Manila, Hong Kong and Singapore, rela- | tive to the Philippines Consul Williams, at 1 Manila, before Jne actual outbreak of war,
 reported series of most horrible outrages l by the Spaniards upon the F'ilipinos. He 1 declares that five per cent. of the latter are | loyal to Spain. He complains of being sur 1 rounded by spies everywhere, saying that | even in his consular office he is not safe l from them.
The age-herald., 1899-01-06

Consul Wildman, at Hong Kong, on No- vember 3, telegraphed that Gen. Agoncillo was coming to Washington. He said
 He has power to make treaties with foreign governments, and has proposed an offensive and defensive alliance with the United States
 Agoncillo asked for arms to aid the re- bellion.
 Acting Secretary Crider, December 15, replied telling Wildman to advise Agoncillo that the United States, does not negotiat te treaties and it is not possible to forward arms, saying in conclusions:
 You should not encourage any tendency on the part of Agoncillo to communicate with the department"
 A long letter of date of July IS from Con- sul Wildman defends Agoncilo as a man who has been systematically blackened. He says:
 According to his own statement he has been approached by Spain and Germany, and has tempting offers from the Catholic church."
 April 2S Consul Pratt telegraphed from Singapore:
 "Aguinaldo gone at my instance to Hong Kong to arrange with Dewey for co-opera- ton with insurgents against Manila"
 June 20 Secretary Day telegraphed Pratt among other thinGs;
The age-herald., 1899-01-06

Accompanying the treaty is a great mass of correspondence, making printed volume of 675 pages. This includes, among other things, all of the credentials of the Ameri- can commissioners to Paris and the proto- co.'s which are the records of the daily pro- ceedings of the commissioners that lead up to the final treaty of peace, embodying nec- essarily all of the propositions and counter propositions of the past printed in both languages, English and Spanish.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Soma.

gn %peIfaaenbe Sarmer ner @restou,
Sail Bulb. Isb Senbas 6ormibbas ub
paa 9anbepeien for at ifanie ct Spanb
5effe. iom par Isbfte. San sIeb %
falbt uuosr 9eftene os tom.iaa frpsteIis
tiIifabe, at ban bsbe tort efter uoen at
bape %senuunoet 8euibfbeben. Bulb
uur As Iar sammsI.
Council Of Latter Day Saints
of Jesus Christ" tilbBrenbe bet oms
oanneoe mormonffe Rirtsianfunb. fat,
tebe paa 1T Wsoe / Council BLUFFS fbfte
Wanoas &eiolutioner, bpori Der prots=
fferes imoo, at 9. g. &oberts, uaIgt
iOm &onsresmano fra Utah, faar 9abe
I SOnsresisn. Wsbet r%epraisnterebs
20, 1000 mormonlfe Rirtemeblemmer.
De mooarbeiber bam lite af relisisie
@runoe, men foroi ban, iomzbet paa=
ftaues. prattiierer TIerfoneri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

beibet. Rirtsn tommer til at liase pei
ben banifs R~irtesaarb ca. 3 WRiG lgb for
ggsn bOOr Rr SuIius @~brifeuien bar
fentet Nenisbsbsn 8pssepIabs.
Rrs anne @asmuslen bet eIbf.
DseoIsm af Nenisbsbsn Der / 6remont
afstt sftsr fun 4 tigers SgssIeie pss
Osbsn Ssnbasen ben 26 5ebraur, bun
bar I mango aar buut OpboIb hos zen,
oss Ssn Mr u. 9. &asmuslem.
SORT Faa Binteren par BET lerIia
Va Grippe Der raiebe men i ben fenere
EiO sr BET ResIinser Der bar taset Ops
bOIO, nsOs / sUarterst buor &irtsn liz:
ger os buor be fiefts af W~enisbebens
5olt lsper bar nefen buer anbst 6us
uers1 bebanst meb IN al be robe gIas
later.
- 6rebassn ben Il Rarts bespnber
Srebsmsbet iom ftuI afbolDes per os nj
baaber paa milbere 8eir til benns Gib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
TorifeutgtS Stats Mpbeoer
@tSeonfn.

@n 9anoeI paa en- RiniOn Dollars
CT bIeuen a%fluttet / @bippsua Sails,
b~uorusb to Gbicaso Esmmsrfrmasr Bier
@iere af fore Stratuinssr af 9anb, Be.
uotiet meb 5pr, i Bayfield, % AibIunt
Counties. 2anbet bIeu ioIst at s. @sper.
bauler, % Der fises at pere 200 Wiuic.
ner Sob Gsmmer paa bet. Nf bette 10.
Der Street, @batfieIb & &eep 100 MiI.
Iioner Sob for 600, 900 Dollars, %
&sffsn tsbes al Rittsnbauisr & gmbrss
for 400, 900 Dollars. Oette er ben
ffsrffe Esmmerforretnins, be, u~oseniino.
CT siOrt / @isconiin.
-6lorence= @rubsn os al anoeu giens
bonn tiIbsrenbe JIorence Sron Riper Co.,
iaaIebes opsr 4 200 Aeres 2anb / Sorefi
County, bIeu Manbus Morssn Of Res
ceiuer 8eattie iolst Deb OffentIis Nuttion.
q. 6. 6lanuis0n GOm &epreisutunt
for grnef EbalmanR / New gort) uar
ben enefe Bpoer, % ban fit EiIlasei
$4,000. GbaImann par en- at Bosts
FORTE 6rsbitorer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
g. 0afota.

SuiHois Central Sernbansislffab la
bsr fOretase npe SpmaaIinser paa fsre
Stsbsr Spo=Datota. 6or fere Tiger
iiben bIsD Der siort Opmaalinser fra ct
guntt paa Banens Siour SAILS 2inie
til gsrmilion, os nu fortfattes be fra
Terminion sennem @~eifsruile os bsns
imob Bluff Center, 8oIin os @entsruiue.
5pis benne 2inie bpsses, oil ben pasisrs
ssnnsm CHARLES Mir county hmm ct af
Statens risefte 6armbifr litter, iom nil
gore bebre Sremsans, buis bet tunbe
fua Iet;ere SernbanetiIsans. @n laa:
ban Orbuius uiIos letts Suinois Gsn=
traI iitanb til at forffaffe fig ben bsbhe
Yart at Eraften t Here at be bsbfe
Counter / SpbsD aeota. Osiaa Siour
gitp iSowa piIos faa Sam al ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
SutnotS.

Martin 2inepebber. pibt os brebt be:
tenbt iom THE Corn King of Illinois
%brutnebs 9srbas Gftermibbas. @fter:
retninssn oerOm tom / Ssnbass til Be:
fin, Su., fro 6artweu, 6enrp County,
Mo. Sorrise Eirsbas par ban rsiit fro
Manito. Sa., for at tilit fin 5000
Gcres 2anoeienbom / Misfouri. Cor
bag par Der faIbt ct itertt &ssn, oa Scr,
2inewebber, iOm forlsste at iatte one,
en- frio Strsm, srufnebe unber 6oris:
get. Erstten Bsrn % gnte sfterIeper
bam. afosbe bespnbts iom Jarmar'
bsiber os eiebe pep fin Dsb omfrine
$500 aeres 2anb. 6ornpIis iolste ban
fine 1860 Meres 9ano / Malon County
os tsbte berefter en- gienbom / Wisiouri.
9an bapbe boet / Maion County
so aar os uar pettenbt for fin rebeItse
8anbeI. Sier taube ban breuet meb
&uesopbretnins % MaisauIins / for
StaIa. Sfior baube ban ousr 1900
Merss ueb Mais unber Dprtnins.
- Rerer Sobn @oIf, 80 Mar sanis
mel, bsoe / Grebass / en- TanbIeseltol i
Or. &enpons &ontor, 47ol Cottage
@roue Aue., Chicago. pan tom inb
for at bIips bebspst. QDr. 2eom Meisle
bebsuebe bam os flyer, OF ban gap bam
atturat ben iammr 8ebunbIins, Tom ban
siper Runber buer Dag. Men 8olf
paasnebs life op issn. gn gatroIuosn
fra 9pbe Bart Station braste 2iset til
en- llnbertater tRo. 5l33 2ate Muenue,
buor @OrOners SntUeit itar boIbss.
- Refen belle ben bihoriffe By Ga
ifaftia, Sa., sr paa @runb af 6oran=
ssss Strsmninsen i Wisfsfppi
9aaet I Glooen. Ser nebiatte be fsrfe
SettIere / MisfsfppibaIeu fig; benns
8p par 5qinois' fsrfe 9oueonab, os
ben par ensans bet fore mibtre 0eitens
5opeoftab. 9ise fiben Misfsfppi be-
spnbte at ~foranbre fit Sob, bar en- 9anbs
tunse, buorpaa 8psn fob, burtis imuIs
bret bort. Aae be biforiffe samIe Bps.
ninser, beriblanbt Sur. Bombs &efbens
% wS%tatebOuie," er saaet i6Ioben. De
faa Wenneifer, Tom boebe / be nebfaIbs
enbe 6ule, par a%fffaaret fra &eten at
8erben. Snseu boeos i benz MI, Iaa
Der a intet Cab af MenneifeIip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
&aeine, isis.

- Wisiionsmsoerne / Smuanusls
airte bespnber paa Ssnbas os parer
iaa ueo til nefe Ssnbas.
- YaitOr grebe Sobanien par / Be
log ber fbite llse. 6an prebitebe /
MisfiOnsbuiet Onsoas Mftsn.
- peter Rnuoisn, Sposer til 5ans
NieIien, bsbe fOr,ise Ssnbas MOrsen
sfter lensers Elbs SpaseIisbeb. 5an
besraueoes i Onsbass paa Mounb Rir-
tssaaro. Baitor 9lnbrealsu forrettebe
SoropaafateIien. Rnuolen par usift.
- MOn lite ri faa 2op til at bsbolps
Pafor 5oIm ibIanot os? San bar
siort ct fort Mrbeioe berube peo Sumo
tton.
- %unsbOmmen i SmmanueIs bar
fOrerst ct Bar SsIUIpietaser til Mes
nisbeben. De itao paa Glteret.
- Ioam MidsIlen Iauer ben M
Yreoitefol til SmmanueIs Rirts. Den
bIiuer ferois til 9aaife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

Siots Sreboss Mften bIsp for amber
Sang / minore enb 10 gar MinneapoIis
Eribunes fore os tOftbars 9eptteriiaa.
ueIiom Bpsnins ct &ou for 9usrne. 6Isr'
andre gpsninser git meb, msbens g. 6
SIfons fore 8utit fun blep freIit uet
be ftsrfte &%nfrenseIler. Gabet peb benne
Branb aniettes til 1896, 500, bporai
tommer paa Eribune. Rompasniet aIene
$4,000 meb $4,000 Mslurance.
ua9tet ct fort MntaI par belfeftiset
be fOctfsaise Dele af 8psuinsen fra
suerf til neberf, ba SIben opbasebes
a Der iutet Cab At WennefeIiu bog
par Der mango, iom rebbebes / fbfe Die.
blit. Eabet uf Snuentarium os toffbare
Maftiner sr totaIt. BIanot be 6tabe=
Iibts tan neunes u. s. Dabls fore goes
binberi. Tabet paa bette er omtrent
$15, 900. San baube en- Wasle Boss
binoerarbeioe farois til 2eperins. Ser
par IS, 900 Sa~lmebsser % $500 gis
bier tiIbsrenbe Nussburs gubl. 9oufe,
buoraf 1000 al be fsrite par ferbise "a
ifuIpe pere leueret nefte Worsen.
- 8praaoet / ct. Saul bar pebtaset
% Maporen unoerifreuet en- 5~ororbnins,
forbpbeube enbuer Pasiaser, fom benptter
Sporuosnslinien. at ipptte paa @ulpet,
8essene, Easet euer Sebsrns I 9por.
uosnen, mebens be er i 8rus paa Bpens
@aber. 8eo OusrtrebeIie at 2open fan
MnseIbenbe iIesses en- MuItt paa $780,
90 eler ~inbiettes i6ansisI paa 80 Dase,
- gbarles @aIenttne bIep arreferet
81. Yeter for Snbbrub / poftontoret,
bleu fsrt til ct. Saul for at inblettes
arref. Det bleu beIuttet, at ban ffulbe
ienbes til Manfato, os Deputy Maribal
George 6snrp ifuIbe %trunsportere BAN
bib. ROmne til Union Depot git Tans
gen fin gei uben at tse iaa meset iOm
Saruel, mebsus Deputs WaribaQsn iaa
paa en- anoen &ant al 2anbet. Ser par
Spor efter BAN / Sneen; men be Bier
mart borte.
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Sreer Og Suite til
biQtge &riier.

Tarmsre os andre. iom snlte at pIante
Greer os BUTTE nu / Toraaret, ffuue
ilaa fig fammen os orbre bet oirette fra
ct @artneri, faa DC tunne faa bet ienbt
unber ct, buorueb be tunne lite aIeue
ipare Srasten men os faa beres Garer
til Snotsbsprifer.
St ntl ielse til benz, ION orbrer paa
Oenne Maabe til feIsenbe Yriler:
Mbletreer fra 6 til IL Gents 6tptfet
YlnmtrGer fra - til Is {.
Tinranter fra 5 til s {.
StitfslsbarititIinser fra S TIL
&ibs os Srumber fra 1 til {.
Sorbber for 25 c. pr. bunSrebe.
Eoler 6 til Is c. Stptfet.
Stpssetr9er % Blanter fra 6 til 90
Gents Stpttet.
Striu efter fri &ataIos Ouer $50 for
feuise Tru9t o9 Srnamenttreer GA
pIanter. Snsen Isenter, insen Rommtss
fon. unberretnins ON ben rette Maape
at plante til bper Sober.
Duff at napne bette Blab, noar Be
iencer Oeres Orber.
Bopntou Rurleries,
Sbioctou, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

Wen bet er 10 ilo nuturltst, at 5 osfac
ibas tenter pua Dasene, icm Huus
tomme. Gausslsret fuller benz;
insen Menneftebuanb fan bragg bet til
fioe, Os intet Wenne1tssie sennem trenss
bet. Dog Splst Of 3errsns Orb funns
S meb frimobist 9tit itue inc iDasene.
Tom futile tomme, os fise meb GrOens
Sreibisbeb. r5erren ftal gore aue Cling
pei.
Sua saa ba, fore Weuisbeb, i Seiu
Raun IND / bet nre Nfintt af bin EiIue.
relic. Sub ifaI uare meb big, os bu
ftaI lite rotfes.
Der er ueI lite mango at eber, genner,
lom opIeusr en- ny SubeIfsf / bsnne Re;
nisbeb; men bIius s trO / 5errens Ger
ming. ba bar 3 en- beore SubeIfeft iusnts.
Otter snbt 0asuart berneoe ftaI Sens
meItIetterne Table cher inb til SubeIfsiten
/ 9erIisbebens &ise. % ba itaI Orbet
Ipbe til busr tro Arbeioer / 6errens 5us
bernebe.
Bel bu sobe ou tro Glener, ou par
tro / bet 2ibet, ies nil iatte big ouer
mere, sat ino til bin 9erres @lebe. "
Nmeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Snotana.

@n pOfiet bIeu pIpnbrst ben 3bie bs.
grsorens a3a3ariab os 9amiIton Dug.
bes, iom tprer Soften paa Stiernsruten
meaem Quincy os Beperlp. 81. 6amiI=
ton, iom tsrer ben baIue Del al 0futen.
tom tilbass til Quincy meb en- lang 6is
forte ON, at TO &spere baube ouerfaIbt
BAN os %ffiaaIet Pofiattsn. San arres
ifersbes imiblertib, os nu bar ban tiI=
%ifaast, at bans Brooer far op Yoitfat=
Ten Os tos en- gatte resiitrerebe 8reue.
fem enbsbolot $2lo, rs gap bam IS.
Sadariab arrefterebes / 8sperIp, %
ysnssne. Tom be baube sismt / en- 6almz
ftat, bleu funbet. Den enc er 90, BEN
anben 81 Nar.
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Sra Trimo, Nebr.

6reoas ben 24be 6sbr. par Der 6ef
bsrube, ibst Ausuft gbriftianlen, Ssr
at Marfus @brianien os 5unna NieI.
len, Datter at CIR. RieIlen, bIspe as.
teuiebe. 8ieIien ubfsrtss / ben banft
lutb. 8irte af Yaftor SimOnisn fre
Ruitin, Rsbr.. Der bstiensr Menisbe.
ben en- Gang ON Maanebsn. Simon.
fen taIte ouer Srbet: vDen, Der bal
mango 8enner er ilbs fiebt; men Der {,
en-, fom benser faffere sno en- Brobsr.
San paaIasbe bet unse Bar at tuss
benne Ben, nemIis Dor 5erre Ssius mel
paa beres ganbrins ssnnsu 9iuet; bar
er en- fuIbtro Ben os faar fat, ieIu ON
aae andre iuiser.
Otter at geremonien a til gnbe,
began ben fore BrpIupsftare fig i'll
Brubens GOraIbres gus, bpor man tort
etter bentebes on be at sobe Setter rist
beiatte Borbe. 6en paa Nftenen tom
iaa rSansersn" f,em os ben enc Gang
afsfe cen anben, inbtiI StrubeIpbsns
nermebe fig RrassmaaIet / en- forurolis
senbe @rab; BET sr ublast: til ri pare
bpstis beie. iaa bolbt ri op. - Baiior
Simonien boIbt / Mftenens 9sb en- lille
Gale. San bauoe Iust 0terte til, al
en- at 8rubesouerne par ompitIet met
fere Gag papir os ale bisis Gag maatte
fiernes for Sauen tom til Spns. gru=
beparret pilbe i beres Gin mobtase
mango 9auer fra Dor 6erre; nosIs piIbs
pore omuitlebe meb fort, nosIe meb
buibt. Det siaIot ON at mobtase 60
Den meb Sat, islu Oh, ben berer 9or.
gems Saruer. Da bet Ieb fferft mob
Mibnat, fanot eIbrs bet paa Glib
at brpbe op, men fsrff maatte. ri baus
rnoset at tpase os paa, " iom ri Ssn=
berippsr flyer, iaa ri lite tulos an
imeste paa 8eien.
Os iaa er Der 10 M fiftet ct 6i.m
mere bsrube; Cub siue, at 9ptte Os
geIfsneIie ma buiIe oper bette 6iem,
os at bets Beboere maa bape en- lps %
ffsn 6remtio foran benz.
- Osiaa ri tan beretts ON en- tna=
senoe toIo 8inter; ben firenseite, bs
elore 6armere fan minbes. Sorrigt
9srbas falbt Der 6 CONNER Gre paa 3
Elmer; bet sr lite Smaaportioner Der
Nsbraifa.
- ia, MI ifaI vDaniferen" 10 lnari
fpttes til Blair, buor faar man pel lat
fine Neenab= Npbeosr fra. Rommsr peI
til at at boloe Neenah Times / Gtebst
for vDaniteren", iaa ma Tan felss
libt meo Besiuenbebsrnss Sang beroppe
Os iaa for &eften en- penIis 6iIien I'll
samIe Senner / Neenab; vDaniferen"s
&ebattiou oa Yerionale.
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