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Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
DONS THANK CLARA BARTON
Spanish Assembly OmcialIy RecoR-
nizes Work of Red Cross Society
and American Government.

WASHINGTON, Dec 13,-Miss Clara Bar
ton c: the Red Cross society, who has been
earnestly aiding, in. co operation with the
Spanish Red Cross society. in securing the
liberation of the Spanish prisoners in the
Philippines, today received the following
cablegram:
THE assembly profoundly recognizes with
infinite thanks your work and that of the
generous American government in the lib
Grafton of the Spanish prisoners,
MARQUIS VILLABOS."
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14

Hedrix, Allorton; l. F. Sherwood, she'll
Rock.
Nebraska. n. stlne, Superior; J. Me
Nally Edgar; q. J. Burke, Bancroft A. VI.
Colson Planvlew; J. w. Phillips. Table
Rock, $. II. Reesman, University Place
South Dakota--E. Matson Brookngs; u.
e. Ward, Dell Rapids; George c. Jennings,
CLARK: LYMAN ]. Rates. Lake rreslnn.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
CAL ANTITRUST CONFERENCE
To Meet In CHICAGO ON Anniversary
of the birthday of Abraham
Lincoln.

! CHICAGO, Dec. lS-Thc executive COM
| mittee In charge OF arrangements for the
| proposed national anti trust conference is
sued an address calling the conference to
meet IN Chicago on the anniversary of the
birthday Of Abraham Lincoln February H.
1900. The call says that unless the criminal
conspiracies in restraint of trade commonly
known as trusts. which so alarmingCy char
acterize the present times. are ovcrthrown,
there will be established in free America
moneyed oligarchy on the one hand and a
sorfdom OF the masses of the people on the
other The only masses of the people capable
of combating these gigantic capitalistic
monopolies are the aroused and organized
hosts of the people TO whom the government
and the country rightfully belong and in
whom all power of right nhercs. In order
TO restore the equal rights of the people and
deliver them from the criminal despotism of
these monopolistic combines'lt is Imperative
that the special privileges which create and
foster them be uprooted and forever de-
Stroyed. .'.... ...
Ihis herculean task can only be accom-
pushed by the organization of the lovers of
freedom in every part OF the republic and
through the persistent and determined eg-
forts of united people. .
Patriotic citizens from all states and ter
with the objects, are invited to the confer
ence. V. .. r, ,.
applications 70, admission II is stated,
should be made to the secretary, Unity
building, Chicago, at an early date as Gre
dentials of delegates must be countersigned
by the chairman OF the executive commit
tee. The cali is signed by M, L, Lockwood.
chairman, and the other members of the
executive committee. F.... #'-H|
Among others who join in the call are
Frank S. Monnett, attorney general, Column
bus o.; Judge M +. Tuley, Chicago; Former
Congressman C, A. Towne Duluth; Alexan-
der Demar New York; Chauncey F. Black,
former lieutenant governor of Pennsylvania;
Senator Pettigrew. South Dakota James b.
Weaver, ColfaX, Ia; Governor w. A. Poyn-
ter Lincoln, Neb.; Governor Andrew L. Lee,
South Dakota; Senator w, e Mason, Illi-
nois; 1gnatius Donnely, Minneapolis; II. A.
Humphrey adjutant general of South na-
kota; Horace Boies OF Iowa; w H. Burke
Farmers Voice, Chicago; Richard Dalton,
president Single Tax league, Missouri Gar
rett Dropper, president university, South
Dakota; c. c. Cole, former chief Justice OF
the supreme court, Des Moines General A.
j. Warner, president American Bmetallic
union Marietta, o.: Prof. George D. Heron.
Grinnell, Ia; Former Governor l.. d.
Wichita, Kan; John w. Breiden-
thai, bank commissioner, Topeka Kan:
Thomas E. VIII, president Agricultural col
lege, Manhattan, Kan; Ed Boyce,a president
Western Federation OF Miners, Butte Mont.
and 500 others. .t-.,.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14

act Of revenge. reports 10 nc auartermaster
general by telegraph today that he has
mailed report Of the result OF the investi-
cation. Colonel Long says that Koppitz the
freight clerk who was alleged to have made
the allegations. denies officially and posi-
lively making any such statement to news
paper representative or to any other person
Captain Coulling can find no one on the
ship says Colonel Long ''who made such
remarks. and is satisfied If made il was by
some irresponsible party"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM OTIS
CONTINUED from First PageJ

correspondent Of the Associated Press with
Major Marshs battalion:
Major Marsh. with Captains Jenkinson
and Cunningham, Lieuteuants Tompkins
Rucker, McClclland and Power and 1876 men
is about starting for Bontoc, the principal
town in the province Of that name. to the
northeast, through an absolutely desolate
country, over a mountain 10000 feet high.
He is pursuing Aguinaldo, whose escort. now
reduced to fifty men, is known TO be there.
According to the natives, Aguinado in
tends to disguiee himself and to take cir
cuitous trail toward Bayambong province
OF Nueva Visoaya
Major Marsh, with 300 men. arrived at
Cervantes, in the heart Of the Tilad noun
tains, on the evening OF December 3, about
twenty hours behind Aguinaldo. who had be-
lieved he had found an inaccessible refuge.
On December 9 the American commander
had a wonderful fight in a cloud enveloped
mountain pass, 5000 feet above the sea,
completely routing General Gregorio Del
Pillars force OF 200 picked men In posi-
tion almost strong enough to rival Their
mopylae.
Pillar Dies Fighting,
General Pillar died at the front OF his men,
urging them to make a stand until the ball
of ,sharpshooter pierced his head. His
followers tried to carry away the body, but
were compelled to lay ii down. Two OF the
Americans were killed and were buried by
their comrades where they fell. The others,
carrying nine wounded, camped for the
night on top of the mountain, an eminence
OF 1000 feet suffering greatly from the cold
blasts In the morning they moved down
the trail to Dugaqui, where they learned
that Aguinaldo, with few men and three
women, all carried on litters borne by Igor
rotes, had passed along the same trail TO
Cervantes, where he was during the fight,
A runner had brought him the news of the
death of his chief Of staff. He was greatly
affected and prepared instantly for flight
General Conception, with six officers. who
had deserted Aguinaldo, surrendered when
Major Marsh reached Cayan, province of Le-
panto. ..s.H
"On arriving at Cervantes Major Marsh's
battalion was without food except lice and
had only small supply Of ammunition.
Major Marsh secured five days rations
made arrangements for his sick and woun led
and having chosen twenty-five mounted and
100 unmounted men resumed the chase at
daybreak"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
Movements of ocean Ves.cI-. Dec. 1s

Movements of Ocean Vessels, Dec. is.
At Rotterdam = Arrived previously -
China, from San Francisco. "-,i
AT Amsterdam - Arrived - Werkendam.
from New York
At New York k-Sailed-Ooeanic, for Liver
pool; st. Louis, for Southampton Tainut,
for Glasgow; Friesland, for Antwerp. Ar
rVedI4Southwai'ks FROM "A twerp! 9nj i-J1f
AT CherbourgSaifetl.@E Eiriser5 Wilhelm
der Crosse. from Bremen and Southampton,
for New York. AL ... -'i-"'s.
AT ampton-Arrived-St. Paul, from
New York; Aller, from New York.
At delphia-Sailed-N Nederland,' for
Antwerp. -. """
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
ExneI broker Leland.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13--Edward y. Leland of
Ware & Leland, brokers' was expelled from
membership in the Chicago Stock exchange
today by unanimous vote of the Board of
those on which, G. A. Whyland was ex-
pelled last connection by private wire
with two New York firms which. II is al
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14

WASHINGTON Dec. 13.-General Brooke
at Havana reports the death at Santa Clara
ON the 11th inst Of Sergeant Charles A.
Levanway, a musician in the band Of the
Second cavalry, OF heart failure, and that Of
Andrew Pullar, civilian, who died on the
10th inst. at Santiago of yellow fever.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
Waterman Kills n Robber

DEEP RIVER, Conn. Dec. i3-Four un-
known men undertook TO force AN entrance
Ia the Deep River Savings bank last night
The bank watehfnan shot and killed one
OF the robbers 31'he Sthsfs eseaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14

KANSAS CITY. Dee l3.--A sale and show
of shorthorn cattle In Kansas City next
fall has been decided upon by offft ers of
the Central Shorthorn Breeders association
An allowance Of $1,000 for prizes Is expected
from the national assoelatlon
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
As to now Logan Was KiIIed.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.--ColOnel Long.
the quartermaster in charge Of the army
transportation at San Francisco. who was
recently Instructed by Quartermaster Gen
eral Ludington TO investigate the report pub
lished in certain newspapers that Major
John A. Logan United States volunteers
had been killed by his own soldiers as an
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
short Session of Senate.

WASHINGTON Dec. l3.-Today's sess oIl
OF the senate consumed only few minutes.
Some routine business was transacted, but
beyond the introduction OF bills nothing OF
consequence was accomplished.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
Codincation of Pension Laws.

q WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-At the begin
ning of ftoday's session Gallinger presented
bin for the codihcation of the pension
laws. It is proposed that the commission
shall consist of iurists and members OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic.
A resolution offered by Mcmillan calling
upon. the secretary of war for information
as to how many days the st. Mary'G canal
was blocked during the last season OF navi-
cation and requesting his opinion as TO the
desirabiiity OF constructing additional canals
vas adopted ".
At ~ 40 p M. the senate went into execu-
tive session. At l:21 p. IN. the senate ad-
joufned.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
pine.tonc GnyeI for Hendersnn.

PIPESTONE, Mimi, Dec, ia hand-
some pipestone. gavel was today sent 10
Congressman McCleary TO be presented to
piece OF pipestone and the handle IS deco
rated with gold The initials, letters ID.
B. H. are on the gavel In solid gold.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14

Neigh. where he was holding court This
telegram was dgniied in character, set.
ting forth that in case he was rendered the
appointment he would not feel at liberty tc
decline
Friends Push Aliens Claims.
Personally ex- Senator Allen declined tC
engage in any scramble for the place. His
many friends In the state. however. were
not at all backward about urging upon the
governor the fact that consideration for the
good Of the state and of party expediency
demanded his appointment. So strong was
this belief that all the fusion members OF
congress from Nebraska and all the populist
senators and party leaders in other states
Joined in urging Upon the governor the ne
cessity of appointing him. as the situation
in the senate from political standpoint
absolutely demanded that his ability and eX-
perieuce lie put at the service of the party.
Against all this was placed the overween
ing ambition of the editor of the World
Herald to occupy a seat in the senate.
Threats Of political retaliation were made in
case Governor Poynter refused to yield to
the demand, and all the wires which were
at the command OF a gang of expert manipu
lators were pulled in his behalf, but the
current was grounded somewhere or was not
vi HlSH yeHFuSH puIehIlai " w tnes WIN SuI
out for
William Vincent Allen of Madison was
born in Midway, Madison county, O., jan
uary 2s, ls47; removed with his family to
Iowa in 1857; was educated in the common
schools of Iowa and attended the Upper
Iowa university at Fayette for a time, but
was not graduated; was private soldier in
Company G., Thirty-second Iowa volunteer
infantry, during the war of the rebellion, the
last FIVE months OF his service being on the
staff of General James /. Gilbert; read law
at West Union, Ia, and was admitted to the
bar May 81, 1867 practiced law frcm that
time until elected judge of the district court
OF the Ninth judicial district OF Nebraska in
the autumn Of 1891; removed from Iowa to
Nebraska in 1884; was married May 2, 1870;
was permanent president OF the Nebraska
populst state convention in 1892 and was
elected United States senator, to succsed
Algernon Sidney Paddock, February 7, 1898.
for the full term Of six years, commencing
March 4, 1898. His term of service expired
March g. 1899. He was the avowed candi late
of the fusion forces before the people to sue
ceed himself. but the legislature had a re-
publican majority, and Hayward was chosen
He was the caucus nominee of the fusion
members of the legislature and they voted
for him from frst TO last. When John S.
Robinson resigned from the bench to take
his seat in congress Allen was appointed to
hll the vacancy until an election could be
held. At the last election he was chosen for
the full four-year term, which he resigns to
take the senatorship.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14
Brandy slightly improved.

WASHINGTON, Dee, l3-The cond,t on
Of Lieutenant Brumby is reported as
slightly more favorable today.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14

NEW YORK.. Dec. M--Adelbert 8. Hay
the newly appdi5ted United States consul
at Pretoria, sailed today on the ST. Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-14

Neigh. where he was holding court. This
telegram was dignifed in character set
ting forth that inc he was rendered the
appointment he would not feel at liberty to
decllnr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
California;.
On mantl8s Staliener.

gn Stalisner i San 6rancisco ~
bans giapn er forreiten Suan Ydtrittl
- bar omitprtet bloinotil bRobebe
Sbeori.r onsaasnbe 5orbsislIs og Ra.
ring. uben Wtape. og i~sIofslselis uben
Sl9lp al WacsiaIten, er ban iitunb
til at fcrbsie 5sosn os bIiper feb paa
Supps, Spdgbstti, RapioIa, Srstieo,
6aaretiso o9 Sl9it, ION bar foat ben
f%ornsone 3ili9tning al Sbioleg, %
ban oritter ba9lig lit panIige @Gds
Bin. Sor ct 4ar iiben leb Yatritti
al ar9ft / Wupen ps bar Osbsn n9r.
yfu er ban funo % fri1t, arbeipsr bper
Dag enten meb Plstning sller meb at
tlsre lin Welteposn, os tjsnosr lite til,
bpae Spspepiiu er. 5 bet iibits aa,
bar patritti ogfaa | petuniar Rstning
giort bet iua gobt, at ban nu Ital sisrs
en- Guroputur pg beirss 1T eamls
Sism / Stalisn. patrittis Silf9lbe sr
nogst at bet Ii.lon.its, Ium ben msbi.
cinffe 8ioenftab sr tisnbt meb. Oct
l1ttebes Or. MatD Donald at fisrne
belle Napsn, os Putienten Tom iig.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
AluTku.
@nlounbnttet OUR $50. 900. 900.

s ct grso til San Sroncisco fro
0upion. batsrst 8os 4pril, l1Ies:
"glabst 'guton Sun beresnsr Sotal.
ucbpttet at 8ulbgraoninsen / 8lons
bitesGsnsn for @intersn 1898-99 til
500. 100000. Oct er toilIomt, ON
oenne gsregnins er tiIItrattslis; tbi
uIanoipnliet er bet lite, at llobpttst sr
oobbslt faa fort. Srobs be iiior
Ssit fremtomns 5orubiigslisr ON, at
Ganabas 9eitemmslier ON Ropdltp
bible itonie @rbeibet, sr Der iaar taset
lo mere @uloianb lurgs 89ttsns
uosnfor Glborabp og gonansa, snb
Der ifior blsp uotdgst / belle Siitrittet.
0atpIon Gitb, 8bs gpril, pia Gan
Srancisco ben 8bs Wai: Widael
Gi6erse, iom bar uogiOet fig for at re,
pra'entsre gsngsmGno, Der ieete at
onbrinse Penge / alonoites Gienbom.
me, beftbloes for Of bare bebraast flere
WGno psb at fare fig pengs unber
falite Qodftub. Sun blep an6olbt %
ppersip.t til be tanaoiIts Politimpns
biobeber.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
RuuJus.
5unHon uil iaa It prastiulot sunro.

Deb 8sneraI 5unTtonS Sismtcmit,
Tribes fra Sopeta. pil Sun'as Iorare
ham ct Surro / anertienoslie of bans
Selt,bsorifter pua Silippinerrs. gel
tet oberalt / SanIas sr 8ipet anleo.
ming til at pbe 8ibrds. 9e til ben
Gnoe ubisnbts Girtul9rsr gisr OPP
msrt'cm pou, at 5urfton sr en- prpo
for adnias, os fo!tietter: "spGrost
ber bare bet fineite, iom nmsritonF
919tigteo er iitano til at frembrinee.
Som Mdrblano bar 9rst S6lep "a
andre Stdter bar b9brst fine ti0tte
WfGno, 'daleoes bill 8anIas are fin
6un'ton. Gn Somits al o~eftienbte
SOr9srs | Stuten bill blipe pul9t til at
fremtaHe bette Sropa, bpis Spsr.
rGttelfe pil ubgisr. en- Del az Geres
mon'erns peo Resimentsts !Sjsms
tcmf.~
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Mtsronrt.
currlpbia SorobGrhplt.

WeGsm 600 % TOO Ssrr6ansoo9n'
ptI / be matte 80 8ose tiItrGnges pad
'6riscosG irisn for at fsrs SorobGr'
fcripuiraeu fra Statiorsrn. melsm
WOnsti, DO. Os Sort Smitb, art.
SorobGrmart.rne | WtsIouri % ars
tanios bill pos en- itsrrt Ssit iGdr eno
nogsniinos isr. ut 2sl.grdftontor
mso Citation tr nstop oobnst mar Yan
Buren, / 9lrtdnIus, tablet Bern Spur.
o9 ''nl brua.s uoelutt.nbs Oso 6ors
isnoing AZ 9pr. Wsll.m 1900 %
10000 "Pidsrs", "pad,rs" % "SuD'
lers" beitiGftigss / bet a%ntpoeoe Dis
thrift for nGrorrsnos.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
nnrn pukntn.
aommsn hitm ira Ranila.

9r,misrleitnant Sarrp Rsbmonb
naasos / Manbuss biem til Devils
Safe fra 5ilippinsrns, boOr ban fob
/ aompani %" fra 9epils Cafe, lite
q. 3. reg. Dol. 2%sitnant Hebmono
rsiite fra Wonila ben 25oe Narts; til
Reiien ooer !Sapst mebsit SO 9uge.
San bar Iibt al Rbeumatisms / be
iiofte tire Nuansbsr oa orret fulbitGns
big uticnitopgtig. Nas Roros9 atota
8utterne, tiger ban, er uiaise til at
fcrblips, bpor be sr, inctil arigen er
enbt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Spurppsnshrtiten | 1ulutb.

Sampittigbtoslsie 9eripner, ION
bog i%pmpntbiIersr mso BEN itrsitenos
Sporpognsbetisning | Duluth, for'
iegts Sirsoag Nften at iprGnge en-
Sporoogn / 2uftsn mso Opnamit. st
tort Stptte bar anbrdot paa Sporet
% bleo opertisrt al en- p~eItgaasnos
Superiorpo9n meo ii pasIagerer.
9oanen lsftsbss ire Too / @eirst %
fdlot DIN paa Sibsn. Gn al 9asIas
gersrne fl aniigt % SGrosr forItnurs
ne at Glas % Splirtrer, Tom ilpnges
oes cmtrin9; ale be andre Hap uitaot
fra bet. Den ~fprrsIte Gnhe Of Bog
men bleb pso Grplpiioner iliot fra fine
Sammenfeiningsr o9 iIpnget 30 Sob
bort. Sporet ug grolegninosn rspss
op. Gu Nonsllnion Wotormanb paa
superior Street 2irtsn blsp Ituot pad
ben famine often. 3uelsn gisnnsm,
borebs @oar.ns 8inbusr tun nogls
fua CONNER fra hans Sopeb. Wobs
pad andre Stsoer / 9ben onfaGbt
Spcroosnsns meb 9@as rg Stentnfts
ming. On @csn III belle ben enc Sios
isrberflanst; | andre bar Der i'll. ct
belt @inbu, bu be naaebs tiI6a9s til
8ognfturet. Der tales ON at tils
fable MilitrrbiRlp, ION fan b,FDtte
Observation-Disclosures Gienbcm. 9
Sirsbaas bleb golititprtsn paa gors
s.rmsitsr SruslIens gefaIing foritar,
let mse 80 Mano; men bet ibnss lite
at ia biulpet fort.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Sprsclist Saanriino.

90. g.. sbOmpion % 8eorge Glib
ion, bans 9artner | Sagfsrerfirmdst,
pilbe / RanbugS saa uc paa Sast.
De fob / 1T 8ontor / Nilton, oa ct
8aaoefub fra Mr. Gibbons 5aselz
bssIs traf 9bpmpion meo risbltttelt9
9sp til SSslss. 9uoningen haooe
truHet BAN / Siertst, og ban osos
uosn Iaa m.sst Tom at gips en- apo
ira ia. 0d 8ibiun iaa, bOaO Der
bar brnot, Iprau9 ban uo al Sp9nin'
aen, men bsipimsoe, iaainart ban hdp'
be naaet uo pua 8doen. j. VI. Wc'
0onalb par tilitebs, oa SaaSetuooet
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12

laIot. ulBttsn er iua m.sst mere Be.
tId9eItg ION Scr. sbompIon bar for.
loost o9 ItuIoe bupt grplup paa Sns.
bag. Sans 5orIopsos sr NiIs 9rac.
9doio'on, 0atter al u. SapioIou, en-
rig 6drmer NOR Miltpn. Qbpotat
2%bomp'on bar en- Reps uf goreer.
meter Stbbp / part Riper.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Mtnnrrntu.
NSurnrng iial eiprrs itarrr.

Sa'p'' 6IOur Mias Co., osIaa
s,sr;, ,'n 'NntteO States 5lOur
s ), ~GOmpanp," bill itrar
minneapolis optisbt. @sGe
'I''' 'f'rr'. minneapolis 5lour
la Ia w. sP,s ire Msasbrus. Ium nplig
t.D' 'or en- balm Mliaiun 9ul.
WI NJ, IN ProbuttiOnsspne at ON
b s,ygo S0nosr ON 9assn. Den
's''''f iii M bli m.r enb for
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Ranoau often neobr9note Russ

49, Ranoag often neobrunote Rus.
ieq &c Cos fore N~ulsrOertitso og Sss
laosbus for 5rGItsmaitiner | Wusiil'
Ion, 8. 9pgningen ~inoebolbt Her.
Sunbrece f9rbiss Waitiner pg en- flor
5~yurIpnins af W%dlerpurer. Subet sr
en- balp Wilion Dollars. oelpis as,
Iuranceo4ttet. 20 8ranompno trus
ties unosr en- rsofulbsnoe 2ansoas.
,Sloen opitob Oeo SeIDuntGnoelis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
5naicn blru mprsct.

GnItilleoe lluberfsssIfs bar 6ruot
for 0u9sn, at Senrp Sonipn fra San.
born fsrf blep mprbet, os at bans
Gig b"ereftsr blsp lust ooer Ssrnbanes
iporet, boor bet ~sitgaasnbs Sog mel
lem 81. ! % 2 Ssnou9 Morsen tjsrte
cper bet / fsrs Dele. Sopebet bleO
Tilt fra 3rpppsu, og en- Del Of bet enc
Ben tun life inbes. Sor'ons Qoorss
renbs Dor / a(osn. San bapbe bost /
Sanbprn fun en- lloes Sip.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
9uinnia.
Jrntte enner niso Stlbmer0.

au9uit SObnion, 40 Nelicn Strsst,
Chicago, trGttso. / Sfnougs meo lin
Silitru pg git osrpau ben og brat adrs
boliprs mso 9sbsn til Sslse. 5ofn'
fon bar Sisr.r. Gnt.n os Ssrnsns liz
Der Hso.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Siot Spt fro Seniou.

Srof. 8. g. Sille6oe pso Wiamar
Ssminar9 er at Benton Stoleitpre
bleoen uonront til principal for Sto.
lsrns / Benton sftsr 9rof. anorsp
gtslIon, Der ira lite Suli Ital pore Qss
ttltant State Superirtsnoent. MtIs
a9nss Irneien, iom i sunni pil gra.
ouere fra ROrmul7tolen / 81. Glouo,
er uoSeet til 2prerinoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
SUB pakntn.
Stirtt 90 a%arsurrtrn | Aanftous Genru.

Sra CANTON bsrsttss Ronoas: Z
be forlsbne to Tiger bar Ggnsn Der.
omtring fact rigslig Hsgn. Som en-
5el9e oeraf Ttpber Smaatornet en- fros
big, jecn og burtis 8art og faiter bpbe
Rcboer. 5armsrrs brioer MI paa
msb Maisplantninssn ,ftcr beoits
Gone, ibst @Gben bslIsre bar biulpet
sno 6inorst bette Qrbeioe. Spebes og
WoiSa9rene sr betbbelig fcrsssbs
'ammsnlisnet msS ifior. 0s, Tom sisr
5drmldnb / Mi8iouribolsn, Der blsp
op.rIocmmet for no9ls Tiger fibsn,
bar / be fIeite SilfaIbs guaet Clip al
Qnlscrinaen til at iad bet inb msb
Smaatorn. Oct opsrOsienbs 5GsrtaI
bill M plante Wais paa idaoant 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12

ooblet, og tdnIte enoog en- mn msIs
otl bltOe b19get. SmtoHningerns pso
be paatGntte 6uranbringer pil gua up
! 6unoretufinhsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
mfarnnttt.
itng Tano opcrfjprt % brrbt.

anbrep SlIon, en- Jung. gift Tdnb
/ Wabiipn, blep tiolig Ssnbag Rors
gen opsr,isrt os sisblittelis brabt al
ct ~ipbgau.nbe pusfasertoe. rllDttsn
Ttsbs paa groen pper gabara Riper, /
ben sitre Del af 9ben.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
glpnbret ai orn imaafcbpeisse Geser.

Den Reser, iom fcrnblis blsp inbs
last paa peitbuiet / Sansspiue Tom
befangt msb Smuatopperne, fob
Ssnbag Mprgen tiolig op, iisrts ia
Spipnsmanoeu 9sorss pbelps' alGs
Der, trat Snip mob phelps, ba benns
inofanot Zig / ben Sragt, ban bruger i
peitbuist, og tpans BAN til at si fra
fig bet llbr ps be Psnss, ban bapbs.
Saa foripanot Regeren os pur enbnu
life blepen fattet Ssnous aft.n.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Ten lebigt Erofesjcrpoh.

Sil at fbloe Stilinssn eftsr prof.
20. W. 8. Petsrien pso 2utber Semis
NOR nGpnss iom Sanoioater Paito,
rerne ). Stngelftab % Sb. Nilion.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Gso TiIf | RGnsoebis.

Stors Ren9ber al bsbe Fiji fpGes
fremoeIes pp til Stranbbrsboerre peb
eagle Gate. Stft cg Der fan ben fees
i%ammenbObet Fere Sob bpb. qiderel
Times at BABE unogaast be andre itsrrs
6titss StiGbne. Smtrinebpenoe
Tarmere tisrsr meset al ben bsbe 1SiTt
bort.
Decorah-posten., 1899-05-12
Sernbantnlptfr

pau 0reut Nprtbern 9ansn bar Der
en- Sernbun.ulptte Wanbug Wibbog,
msloes fra Wsit Superior. st 3og
al 40 8psns, fuloIaitscs meb Ssrn.
.rts, itprisoe gisnnem groen oSer Rss
mabji Riper mellem Saunbers % 4ls
lous3 Ban. acknowledgement 56ps
mas Quinn fra ct. PAUL blsp orG6t,
nprbsoer Sarrp WiIer fra Superior
farliat %idar.t, ioet ban nj ct Ben
fnuft oa b.rtil inboortes Stabs. San
bsnIisssr MI paa 9Oipitalet Usit