davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Sisrrins, 15bs Wdi. 5ormunosn for
llbbalset ~onsaa.nbe antrs at en- Sern'
ban. fra Sisrrins opsr 9sttsu til aobps
bro, gorsmeitsr sbomfsn oplpfts puu et
gorssrmsoe Der isoar, at 8ansproistt.t
bill forslisss frrbist ON en- Maan.ostio,
hpor.it.r bet bill blips for.last Minifts.
riet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

aaIborq, 12is Woi. aitieitlfobst
"p. s, gudas Subritter" | goIborg ai'
Der for fsritt R.aufdbsacr S PCT. | llo'
bptts. DER anpenbss 6 psf Of g~lttit'dpi'
talsu til ~afFtriOnin9,r og StntTg9rlisr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

SolbGt, 12ts Wdi. Soantprit til
asmirbtrup' 8aublsie SOeustdIb, Gre
BERT, Su'tOo emil g.tsri.n, q. al q. sr
ioog bob paa Solba, q%mts'pssbus, 70
Mar al.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

JuhnigR Nrs EtSitia 3ohu on. ocsgH
1cbaioas eHira. bsbs ben sles gaai al tH aspr 'p3,
BON ) IL cen Gtamors 60, &iHu ca blso bssra,
Brl pIa nni0H Rrairis norfbiu'bsrit Ririssaaro.
Nibsse par fsot iss2 J 1852 asvanor, bun ntr
FIN J1oo,r III Nmscia CO boil "a is / Stamott 60.
o. 1870 tfs0 bun 7sttDist III 6ossn JsaaioH. isH
nj mtb 5 ssrH t.srresr hsuess itoitss 8ertslna,
#afer RasmRsi,n f~orrsfteet pss B.arausli,H
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Sorp, 16oe Rdi. lnbtr ct be'tigt
SorOsnpsir / Mites ilcs Gpnst nso / Z.
Suboniens @aaro | 9arsbolt o. ans
tanbts Saarbsn, bois llolGngsr ncos
brunbts. 8 petite, % 9jsr og nogIt
Spin inbebrGnbts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

ira Sogn Itrioes ste Mui, at Sne.n
fr.moeles Iigs,r a~lsnopbt pua @narOene
/ QpIterfiorben; tun be Stcber, iom pens
Der mob Splen, sr no~aenlunbc inebar.
for life at tale ON G~ielbbpacerns, boor
man tnonu life pda lpngs bar Saub ON
at ie Martsrns bsfriet for Snesn. 0d
bet MI sr paa ben Sib, at 8oarurbeibet
ftuloe tuoe I'm gsspnoelie. fan man let
trnts ia. bporlscss 8snoerne .r tilmoos
psb at is Tiger % eng operbGttet mso
Sns, Ipm pda Grunb at aulosn 6eqsr
iae Tn.lttr fort fra Dag til Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

So6ro, 12ts Wai. Ssaor Gitsrmibs
bag reo Gsmtiosa tdntrsbs en- 2~pitbaoo
paa Wariassr Gjorb. s gadbsn bar 4
unss W.nneiter fra Sobro. De 3 al
bisis rsboebe fig / 2onp Deb Sbsmnins.
mebsns ben fisrb., SOntoriit Gisbsien.
brufnebe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

6aarbticr anubi,n at g.i,rbolm bar
/ bisT, 1uas. iotgt I'm Gddro mto Il
3iniaomb. uf 100 Ssttdr til en- grooer
az amtsforitanbsr 8rubn ui aaitrup'
ooorb for en- Gum az 10000 W1ri.
Den tore Gienoom. iom tioligtrc bar
prret en- I~aatulot Jrigaarp, 8uar bsrosb
ooer til en- tpnInbet Waab.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Propit Srsbrit Glabmart er bisie
9ags digoast beb 9eoen / en- QIoer al
II Qor. afbebe blep tbeolcgiit 4onois
bet / 40 og ubnGontes til SosnspreIt /
Srebrits6dlb | 50.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Sppsbsrielstortronsr 6. GbriTtsnfen
Deb %aipbsnbapas fgrits 3olotammer CT
Rdtttn til 2sreoq 81. A ufadust Deb 5s'
ben paa SommuneboIpitolet, bOor ban
inolaq0es, liocnos al 9jcrncopopLeri.
afbgbe par 81 Qar oammtl,
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

SiI ReprGfsntant.r for Rprse unbe1
ben tnterndtionals Mat9 | Solanb
S:uni bar 2anosFptterftpret palst fol-
osro., Der bper .r t~iIitaast 200 3roner
S~tipsubium: g. u. Rsitab, eepanser
SGsn.Rosens, Smaalenens, 9. Wsait'
"a 6. Sasen fra sronbbiem, 8. Ger
mani.n, Samar, ps 8. 5~rpoenIuno
Sreoritsbalo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

eGsinbfsrfsl.n til Rorss .r saast nsb
Bro ifior. N.bers Rorse I~adlsoss /
1897 tnbfsrte 1,252,53O as. 9Gs til en-
8erbi af 1,1S9,9o0 Sr.. unoruger Snbs
fsrielen / 1898 til 7SO,760, en- Nebsang
oltIaa af ar. 44s,2 200. Den potssnos
Sans for SsnfsboIb bar dltiau ifior
inbbragt aanoet minoft en- balu RiniOrl
arpner; tbt maj fan trpgt sad uo fra,
at gGeforbrug.t sr fteset abtiltst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Stopanger, 13be Mai. @so ben uf'
bolbts sart ODER @asoertet blsp 99roien
fat til 100000 ar., for bpiItsn Sum
@ert.t ptl blipe op~trbrasst Stopt ger
aommune.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

SorIens, 16b. Wai. Spriens gSraab
peotoq ibds at optase ct 2aan pad 49,
900 ar. til Spfsr,Iie al In R.~nopations.
anitoIt iamt til Observation-Disclosures
Smorbnins fra Rats til Dag ubfsri.l.
anitalt.ns Drift uobpo.s | gnt.rpriis,
men op.rtdaes spsntusft Of aommunen.
9e aurliss 9r~iftsubsiftsr aniIoues til
$1,000 Sir.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

3 ct. pauls airte | Qarbis inbiatt.
S~osn.praii 2pnsbp f~crleo.n Ssnbas i'm
nps W.bbialpn. paftor u. Grpb, iom
Qnb.npraft for M.nigb.o.n. Der MI taIs
fer 1900 Webitmm.r mob 1000 Deb
Sosneprateus TiItrnben for omtrsnt 7
Mar ioen. 5rsmiibis btio.r Der saab.
Gormiobuss. o. acknowledgements
n.ft, bper oeaiebag.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Gaurpit, 13be Rot. gienbommens
eopiienlunb % 9brs Raniet er isaar
si.nn.m Sp.rrstSioefsr.r guaser iolst
til grtitett Gkranber @mrnbisn, repr9'
fenter.nbe ct a~ouforttum | artfidnta,
for on aip6sIum al pmtrins 100000
ar. Gisnbommene lieser nGr 0aurpita
Sab.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

aommun.lr9e / qdfiorben Bptmdr
er tOnitituerst til Diitrittslas. t RorOre
6oisn ,fter Or. Wanacs, fom fraflpttsr
Stebet for at opsrtq 1T npe gmbeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

SbenIe, 2Oos Wai. portsr Son'cn
al @rsnuerup, Der baob. 8opaI / Rin9e,
itprtebe mat msO fin GptI. / Rrrbsbsn at
gransitrup. 5 IiOsnpe Silitano fsrtss
ban til Rinee. SOug er ban ofgadst oeo
0eben al Siernsrpftelie. afbsbs sftsr'
ldoer fig @nte Og 6 9ern.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

qrefs, 12tt Mdi. Gdoroeier Ole
SuHien8 6uarp / 8dGrIs er | Gfttrmto,
bags totdlt nebbrGnbt. 9rsaturerne %
nogst ,Snsbo reoosbss. Gierer buooe
lapt ~asIurerst os liber perfor ct teIsligt
Sab.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Paa esren.ns.n I Eftrs 9Gter Ct bel
g~eiGtntns.n, 10 SDtu, hporaf snbe
Sutaagriie, n.oNIast.t pau @runb q
Gbinepsit.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Rarbers, 17bs Rai. Deb Supple
rinasOulset til Ranbers amtsruab / ST
t.rmiOOdg oaIgtes df ben aIminoelia,
9aIssrtIasie SoIistirgsmuno Woeitruf
al Rslerup / et,bst for proprittGr
Susum.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Sorlec.n 2srbas slsb ct ffsrre Sn.s
f,r.b neb fra Gielbet paa tnbrs Stariten
/ Oleen. StreSct ftaufeb., for Sntsn
Tom | Rerbeoen at 9darbens 9uie; men
a%ufttrpttst bar iao ftsrtt, at en- tsmmelig
for oe iadeoStiom M 2ubebnuins bl.p
ilpnget ober,nbs og tnuit os fplintret for
en- betposlig Del. Suiets Gier a liss
pso aabtn, bd Strsost tom. Sdn tautt'
/ Sieblittst pau at Is9e 2p bag oenns
mob Snsioest. men siorOe bet bsIoi9pis
life oa reoosoe berpeo fit Gin. 5ar
bl,p bog liot forilaast, for ban tom
S~itferbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Sroncbiem, 12ts Moi. malerfreiten
iiuttsee Snsoug. &rbsibet sr ~gisnoptas
get. Spenbens bar Opnaaet ca. 20 pros
cents 9snsforbsi.Ifs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

StisIfisr, 16ot Wai. timber Sor,
benpsiyst ! Mites Tlog opntt nsb | Ssm'
rr 6. G%brittrItns GUS / Gsnber gisrr.
Sufet ntobr1note.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Noo Sustlop.n bar S~roHbbtms Sc,
gsrs % Giterfornins tnsfenpt en- pro.
tsit til Sbelsting.t.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

"Sttens os Splanbs qrioatbant" bar
~beiIuttet, at Supitalen ftdl ubpibss fra 2
til 4 Miaionsr, fOrbsit poa 1000 attier
q 500 Rrpnsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

suaIt - esross b,iisHs ssisrss for iraorrens,
sIr1t Sa Bsuaer. a. min E5osr HHbsrs Eaosriof
aDaie osst n pifn | BissiaH, S0Duist2. W Hns
iad &C.. Jorva. ssH l2it D3ai 1s9. a'sPss 5Ir
iabt Bsfrs stibrt. galsus stH soc ,JaaHar IsE
"a u6oausrtst ri amri'a Tor 30 Gsr seen o. bar
bet mtFts al etsis 81 aar beet eiraia7; Towai6ig.
7yrte u.b bans stsS. B%tliiansi pa { bans WliHoe
G5ris autGgiel. zst5rah. Jotvd
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

ManbaI, lob. mai. Stibsfsrsr San'
Der @noerisn bsrfra blsp pua Siemrsiien
fra 9anmart iluaet opsrboro af 9om'
men % .r brutnet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Sill ben psb profssior. Or. meo. e.
pIums @feans fra lite September tebig'
blepns prof,siorplabs / 9irurgi sr Der
inbtomm,t 4 aniseningsr, nemlig fra
Or. msb. ar. poulien, Or. mso. Ibors
tilb RooIing, Or. msb. 8. S4ou o9
Sperlqqe, Or. meo. Oscar Wdnider.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

G~briItidniu, 16bs mai. Stortinssts
@enItrsforenins bolot / Ribouss ct
Rsoe, pua bpiltst ale suIerne tos be-
TENT afitonb fra bet | pr.sfen fr.rn'
fate Rruo ON 5orarorinser / Minifts'
rist. Gfter Sorlpetabe / 'Taorsenblas
bet" bill Bonfire inoen Stortingsts Sp'
lssnin0 isge 2,iIiabeb til at siDe Winis
fteriet 81 Si1ibspotum.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
e,pleFib tonter nan MI for alpor

GtpleFtb t9nter man MI for Ilror al
oaa isans meS og'ua / Stapanser,
Staoanssr Stib8asfurunceforening ftdl
oplsI.s; bens Sormue ~anilaoss til co.
600 aroner; % nu .r Der Jorilas frsm'
m. ON, at Summer ifal onpsnoss til
aafaHslI. % Drift al ct StOIsftib.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

aommunalfnttsrr. / 5lsnsborg er |
b, fibfts Is aar potssos til bet oo6bslte,
fra $4,000 Wart / 1884 til ootr
100000 Wdrt. 2ugges Stutstuttstn'
til, Der for Stsnsbors anoruger $4,000
Wart, betulsr gpens Snpbpsssre altind
bsnpeo ~ Ri1ion War. / birstts Stat
4,r
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Carer Dso 9pn9ss gioI., Rsrlpng
Serreo, Semiuariit anbers ssrup 6dn'
fen er ,uIbst til StpIslarer og airtsion.
ger | Roum, Rinbs Serrto.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Oanrnarf.

Worios.r, 20ot Rdi. Strsi.tn pou
8utrrt.n '9ouia" Omfatter omtrent ITO
Qrbetpere.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Seq tan uotaIe ON SpmafIiRsu 'SusDsD
uen,s at bet life er operorepent, boao be
iaar / gnb.ialtrserne for Den. Zen or iulo
iaa aoo JON nossn 800 Collars MGlt;lt
Jrast si.5o. 5tesosS Nueaarp. stslj
rtas. lkiuu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Sonoeriyuano.

5l,nSborg. 16Os Woi. 90 Slsmmsrs
bar iooe nsbtdst arbtio.t pda 8lsns'
borg StibsDGrft. De iorIongsr bster,
Gen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Semiruriit y. Sanisn glO9 / StiI'
bierg tr ,onitttueret iii 2arer for StiIs
biers Stole | ainosiOt Sosn % auosns
lar.r oeo 9roebop. Stole 8. y. Slien
tatbet til 5sr'tslGrer pso FANNIE Stole.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

StattsIigninsea for RsG9us sr af Sis
rantsbepartementst inbantet til 9rep,lIe
at Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Ganb. thsol. g. q. Gam sr b,ftittst til
aatstet Og Ssritelarsr DeD gorgsrftolen
ajs9s. Spgn.prelt | Saanum Os !5orns
bet Wleniebebsr i 8ibore Stiff g. ID.
q. peterien er bsftittet til SoeneprGii
for 8ibitinbe oa aDnss Went9bsoer /
SiRlanos Stiff.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

a%isbenbaOn, ABE Wai. Sosuspr9it
paa gtefsH9s, SiGlanbs Stift, s. 3.
8isrbos sr b~sIiittet til Sognsprnit i aoIs
bling, og r.iiberenbs SapefIan for 9dts
trup, 2rribstep oe soltrup / @arbus
Stiff 3. u. 81. ajar til S~oanspraf for
Gtorporbs og Ssglfob / 8iborg Stift.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Sfelse 40. g." aetsr ipenfte os norffe
spetulant.r at inbtisbe 9ranb Spt,l /
arifiunia % Continental I Stodbolm
for b, reIpettioe Summ.r 100000 og
2,5oo,OO0 8r. 9ssge Soteler fuIb.
bripes unber famine 2eSslf.. Sunior.i.i
agter ien.rs at fog. Soretdserpet nbuis
BET peb Snbtisb at ct at Sisbsn5aOns
ftsrrs SoteIer. Der bill altiaa Bib. en-
~Ranbinapit Sotslrins. Roest lignenbe
bar for lang. 'iosn ~erifteret | llblanoet.
Observation-Disclosures puasuar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Sra @dl I Salingeal tribes: Srebag
ben 14oe NpriI bsoe Sonen Grrt eness
b~retsoatter Sataroeis. Der bar fsbt pdd
8atte ben 20be gusuit 1897 - altiua
benpeb 1o2 aar sammel. Do bun bar
100 gar sanmel, git bun | Stpssn o9
plitt.be Brrnbe. Snbttl be iibite BAR
bar bun paret iau frift os ft.rt, at bun
bar tunnel it.1e inb. os ubenom QUIET,
lia.fcm bun inbtil bet fibite babe aar
bar par.t n~otiaa danosfriIt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
qrerbaI, st. Ttai. Ct gtti.felFdb

9renbaI, 81. Mai. Ct @tti.ieIffdb
"HioarbaI.ns SraIaittompaai," rGfsnts
Zig b.'taaenbe at ftsrre 8uarbbruasre
gbens Splonb, sr batnet Der. SsItd6et
Fal babe Soutor beritebs % bride Sra'
Iaitforretnins msb Sor9bIing os noftib'
ming af Runbldit Tom SoOeoformanI
@%ttietapitalen .r $4,000 aroner. Rico:
ldi 9anieli.n, Srolonb, er 0irettiorsnS
Sormanb. @irtiombeoen ~b.epnber ale'
rebe ipuar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Cilialas.

TiHalas. - 24O Gcres garm, 3
Wti ira Uiartet, ~beitaasHoe al Ager,
SIaaitt o. Siou, irlges btitgt, Jor u1r.
mere Cpipsntugsr ~ttlltrio Boz 222, Battle
Gate, RInH.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

8iftop Soerbrup ftal nu bare ppsit
at QGeerns.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Voroe.

Stattsproteuten I Sronobiem iaQr
10.134. Sfior bar ben 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Soliteb. 14o, W}dt. Sgaar Gfttvmio'
buas uto 6 Sibsu fog Emmett nsO I aIfrtc
Ssptrinitns Goarb I gGtmori, 9eirnp
SOan; @aaroenS 3 llolGnger ntbbrGnot,
/ gsbst at tort lib, m,osns ocrimoo bel
mto Gilttus f~oripneos Stusbus f%orf'dd'
usoes. Der inb,brruott ] ao, noqIc
anIpt oa ct Dor Soin. mtb,ns ben %
rtge geiatniag bar pdu WartcH, gp9s
~uinosrne par nsiursrsos / Ga%nobp9utn'
eerres aim. granoforf,riug % 2sssr,t
| MdIt m. q. Ssrrspsrs 9runoForii''
rtr8siorenine, 6olIteo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

6arfsu -Nrrpeb ts'isreiaierts Tor IrdorrsHet
Elaet On geuHsr. At osrrsa m 8soem bar bori
ialbi Ct Of sore 'irrc 99rr GaaHart 6arisH oaF
bs,t era 31ls Nprii 1907 paa ouipttalst ! e. grosis
Ws 6an ear 'Boi ben Ise, uu9uii 1891 gtbssoie
Worae gibsot citsrlabs e 10 IN isrstHoe dHis %
6 BBra I n%ouitou. N mn. liant 9 gsHrrbt. To a
bata Esftu5r ~ aaa,t 'oruo. psrrsn aa5, ptrrsr
to-, 0trrrns Tapu vGrc ilUrt
Gle Faai,H RdalL
srtfaai 3 a,aaIi
Erdusid gdgtu, T.iuu z9be Bai isa.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Ttfjalgs. -@leutpoob Care Elour,
mgue Blsnpppo IcpHibip, g9iuue.
ibsit so, Sofud, CT tilialgs btlligt o. saa
rtmeItgc gtiinlr. Sette er en- forboiosuis
M moberR, aolsrmtd, o. baGoe lamp. os
Bauoirdit fan bruges. Eli WsIsbraget
bersr Rsiloens og li6t ouer en- Here qGHo.
f5or urrmers EptpsniHger ltrip til D3oas
Rdmien Rasiet. @iuasibeif 60, Soma.
4Ob2
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

c7nifes. - On uprit Gntsmnnb. 80
- Anr ~gantnei, gritsr al iorreiponoere
mto en- morn gi9s sller Gnie riso mHttst
2Ggteitdb | ubfgt. Breo meo Jotogral
isuot til: "75". "9eeprab.B oiien~, Te.
corah, Roma.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09
Gfteripsrsiei.

Zen, Iom fan stoe mig Eorssicu III BtL
liant g 2s''e, gisr mtg en- tor IIsusiie.
6anS abrssie for az War fbeu bar go.
SOL lit Woe. Soutb, Bargo, g. Got Rl5
W PamIJ Dor 23i, Boysmdn, Mout.
1868
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

0nlfes. COB anleoning til at
~ Iorme | cesu 6orrsiniHg, oa jes sHiier
az iRlge min SCi I At Sab & Door Sac.
tori. Sor armsr SpIssHius firm til 3.
Sbelrub, RIes GATE. g9ts. 1854
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Ten srer be, Tom ian unbsrr.tts mtg ON,
buor min 22.aartge Eater Wa;bea Q. Dor.
gen oybploer ia pil gI9re mig en- Lisueiis
peo at lnoerretit mig oerom. RiRre Na.
thea SAB mig tsre fra Dig. DIE z. Dor.
gsu. GantDn. .. 3. 25b25
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Scrs, lsoe Wui. 3 Gfinmicbdas
81. l nObrso Der 5tb / 5rtosritsb,ra
Sd8our' Oso Sors. libbponinatra,
ntbbranots fuIoftrnoia. 5orbuist t.o,
bsots. ct fort parti 3smmn o.
graootr brrnoic. era Saaprrt,i, otr
.i.s uf Brsbr,n, Wortsnitn. 'orpantto,
SIotn fig III ct | Rarheo,u liaa,us, 81,
bo,Ii.sbus. Der oeida nsobranbtt. 6us
tets eisr. en- Gr,t, bdbos iHotbrdHot.
SagDGrtets 9crslnetr % WdItin,r bar
forfittsoe Tor 1000 Sr.; Telos 5dgOGrttt
for 26o0 ar. Oct nsobrrnbts Gus og
Srbbctt bar f~crftrtt for ca. 5000 9r.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

SiNalgs. Ct Cplag at alminosli.
&c pdnoIsoarsr o. Butiibgsuiu. ae-
orssie: 9oiimeiter, gpHoper, Soma. 36bti
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

Wput.
! Spb. -4apsuer. etutna "a Gre.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-09

rrey med
hgnstanE
sllO.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-22
NO COLOR LINE AT THE DOL
LAR DINNER.
From the Evening Star.

From the Evening Star.
Nj. Brvan is now in hot water be-
cause several colored men attended
the dollar dinner in New York, which
was graced by the presence of the
silver leader. The people of the south
want to know what Mr.. Bryan means
by such associations. They are ask
ing embarrassing questions. MIR.
Bryan is not answering them at pres
ent, waiting for further light on what
may prove an awkward problem. He
says, however, that he saw a negro at
the dinner, but he refuses TO say
whether he would have attended had
he known that the black man would
be there
MIR. Bryan is politician enough to
realize that he is skating over very
thin ice when he approaches the race
question. The bulk of his strength is
in the south. Without the votes of
states where the black man is ostra-
clsed socially and is steadily being
disfranchised politically he would not
be in the running. Only the other day
in the course of speech IN the west
he berated the republican party for
what he declared to be a diScrimina-
ton in its treatment of the black man
in the south and the brown man of the
Philippines. Ihe Star at the time
position and noted the fact that this
was a delicate ground for man who
looks to the south for electoral votes.
Ii is by no means strange that a
black man should have attended the
dollar dinner in New York. The ne
groes of the north have won many ad-
vantages and have been accorded
considerable recognition as result of
good behavior and self-improvement
In some circles, notably those affected
by Mr.. Bryan in the championship of
the dollar dinner party, the black is a
factor of importance. His votes are
solicited at election time and his labor
is we'll paid. When Mr.. Bryan enters
the "enemy's country" he takes a
long chance at meeting on what is for
the time social equality representa-
tives of the negro race. He wants
their votes.
But will the south stand for this !? Mr..
Bryan as the champion Of free silver
and Mr. Bryan as the champion of the
black man are two entirely different
propositions. 1t matters not that the
black main at the table Saturday night
stands squarely with MIR. Bryan on
every doctrine which he adv coates.
While politically they may be brothers
socially thay must be enemies. Other
wise the south will enter protest.
This is trifling incident, but it may
cause trouble. Smaller items have be-
fore now gone into history as the oper-
ating causes OF great changes. Mr.. Bry-
an must either repudiate the black
man with whom he broke bread or he
must accept him as a member of
the fraternity working shoulder to
shoulder for the Chicago platform
cause. The south is likely to insist
upon having an unequivoCal declara
ton, and not to permit any evasion of
the issue.
The above excerpt is from the
pen Of the gr atcst American ed
Iitor. 1t should be read by every
| he American.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-22
A Woman's Life in Utah.

No Norman woman will talk from
her heart to Il stranger notably and
essentially when that person is Gen
tile. Tin MOrmOndOm. every one who is
not Norman is Gpntile). for she
knows by sad experience that this
would but increase her sufferings. OF
all the sacrifices that have ever been
eAacted of the single. loving heart of
true wife and mother. i'm the name of
religion. none can equal those of poly
gamy. which these women were
taught would practiced through all
eternity. as it was ''the celestial order
of heaven" an eternal law. Under
its banpful influence wife lived i'm
the same house with her husband,
surrounded by their children. lonely.
disconSolate woman. The confidence
and respect that should have united
their hearts. made one their interests,
is first defilpd and then destroyed She
early learns to he silent and observing
After their evening meal. if she sees
her husband make as careful and
elaborate toilet as their circumstan-
ceS permit. she dares not ask him
where he is going. But that fear
that ever abides in the heart of every
Mormon wife eats. canker-like. at her
vitality.
She may try to drive these thoughts
away: she may say to herself. mo.
whatever other men may do. however
they may deceive their wives. my hus-
band will be honest and true. He
will not deceive me-" Up almost to
the hour that she is expected to go to
the Endowment House" and place
the hand of the second wife in that
of her husband. she gives her hungry
soul this soothing balm. But ulti-
mately. she must awaken to the fact
that no man can practice pOlygamy
without becoming hypOcrite. Many
of these women believe. or try to be-
lieve. that pOlygamy is revelation
from God. and consequently must be
Obeyed. But if any Gentle woman
will try to think how she would feel
if her husband were to tell her that he
is soon to bring into their home sec
Ond wife. to usurp her place in the
family circle. share her husbands af-
fections come between her and the
man who had been her all i'm all for so
many years. that woman will have ar
rived at full. perfect. exact cOmpre-
henSiOn of what a Mormon woman
suffers.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-22
THE OTHER OK.

News comes from the Pacific
coast that California troops, recent
ly mustered out at San Francisco,
undertook to run the town, and as
an initial step looted and burned
down a hotel and res aurant for a
starter. Drunkenness, brutality,
and lawlessness ran rampant, and
1t was only through the most Wig
orous efforts on the part of the
police and military power that the
riot was quelled. This sort of
rufianism and brute force is to be
deplored and condemned by all
good people and We congratulate
the civil and military authorities
upon their success in reestablishing
order. But we refer to the affair
merely to show that white troops
are noless free from crime and law.
lessness than were the colored sol d.
ldiers On the contrary, 1t appears
that the white troops went much
further In crime and lawlessness
than the colored troops ever die
Another surprising thing about it
all is that while the conduct of the
California troops was highly dis
honorable and reprehensibIe, we
have yet to see any unfavorable
editorial comment on the part of
our local white papers. With a
fanaticism as persistent as it was
extravagant the local papers bris-
tied and burned with anathema
and Indignation when Irregular
ities were noticed among our
colored soldiers 1t is strange
indeed that these editors will shu.
their eyes to the unlawful affair Of
the white soldiers. But this time
it is the white mans OK that is
gored and it is all right.
The Washington bee., 1899-04-22
GOLD, HARD AND COLD.
MAXWELL, Able Seaman, Found the Far
North Full of the Precious Metal.

MAXWELL, Able Seaman, Found the Far
North Full of the Precious Metal.
Harry ii. Maxwell, formerly of New
Bedford, Mass, an able seaman on the
brig Fannie E. Lee, reached Victoria,
B. c., recently, bringing with him
$4,000 in gold.
Maxwell says that he went north on
the brig named eighteen years ago.
The vessel was pinched in an ice jam,
and, after passing from whaler to
whaler, he arrived at Cape Barrow in
1880. Acting on information given by
the natives he crossed the mountains
bordering on the Mackenzie River,
and found more gold than he could
carry in the streams not five hundred
miles from Fort Mcpherson, in acoun-
try no white man had ever trayersed
before.
This land, he claims, has never
known the prospectOr, yet in stream
after stream he has amused himself
by washing surface dirt and finding ii
return from 10 cents to as many dol
lars to the pan. Then he would pass
on. as the gold at that time was OF
less consequence to him than the
chance of getting q musk OK. moose or
buffalo.
In his wanderings he went as far as
Great Slave Lake, as far east as Rum
Lake, 900 miles beyond the Great
Bear. and as far north as the never
opening ice. and everywhere the cOlors
OF gold were Obtainable.
The question is. he says, even with
steamers in which to travel Gown the
Mackenzie. whether or not tn reward
of treasure will be sufficient "ompen-
sation for one to brave the t. 'ors of
the land. Winter there lasts never
less than nine months of the year. and
with such degrees of cold tnat ther-
mOmOpterS are useless for its meas
urement.
Maxwell started for civilization on
Sept 10 with six dogs and four extras
and 200 pounds of pemmican. His
food gave out and the dogs were sac
rificed until hut three remained. The
generous offices of friendly Indians
saved him from starvation. They gave
him fresh dogs which carried him to
the upper feeders of the Richpak
River. which later became the Yukon
Here strange experience befell
him. The Indians of that region Were
panic-stricken from the effects of
earthquakes which had recently oc-
Cured there. and were holding big
propitiary feast to the gods. This
feast had been in progress for about
two weeks. and boy of fourteen and
n girl of ten We're slashed to death
with knives as sacrifices. Maxwell
succeeded in inducing the Indians to
spare the third victim. which they
were about to offer up. by saying he
was on his way to the Great Water to
intercede with the spirits