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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
PHILIPPINE SOCIAL COMMISSION.
Board Of Experts in Sociology and Eth.
nology to Study the Filipino Ma
ture, and Report,

Washington, Jan. 16. ~ President
Shurman, of Cornell University, after a
talk with the president, said he had ac-
cepted q position on the commission OF
FIVE to solve the social problems Of the
PHILIPPINES. The other members will be
Admiral Dewey, General Otis, Colonel
Charles DENLY, and Professor Worces-
ter. of Michigan University. The work
Of the commission will be purely eco
nomical and not Of political nature.
They will study the habits and manners
Of the Filipinos, the material resources
Of the country and the commercial pos
sibilities, but will not attempt to deal
with the problem Of government for the
island.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

U. 5. weather bureau forecast for New
Mexico: Generally fair tonight: and
| Tuesday.
An alleged cowboy preacher. calling
himself Broncho Jack has been shown
up by some of the territorial press as a
connoisseur of bug juice rather than a
preacher of righteousness.
| Hon. w. S. HoyewHll, of Hillsboro,
who has been on Washington and New
York trip, gives the weather down east
a bad name. He saw the sun but once
while away, and that was in Chicago.
Yesterday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature, 36 degrees. at
200 p. M; minimum, IL degrees, at 5:45
a. m. Mean daily relative humidity, so
per cent.
Saturday the thermometer at the local
weather bureau registered as follows:
Maximum temperature. 36 degrees, at
80 p. M; minimum, 10 degrees, at $50
a. m. Mean daily relative humidity, 60
per cent
The Santa Fe road is having trouble
with tramps all along its line between
Ell Paso and Denver. These gentry are
committing depredations in the various
railroad towns and villages, and the
local police authorities seem powcrless
to cope with them.
Photographer Harris, the prison
photographer, turned his camera on the
meeting yesterday afternoon of the
prison Christian Endeavor society, and
n M NH of ba ,ti11 81, Ii,
adorn the Office of the warden. and the
headquarters at Boston of the main
offices of the society. One will also be
sent to Mr. Moody.
The Wells Fargo Office was moved
Saturday evening from the Santa Fe
railroad city offices on San Francisco
street, to the Office of the Postal Tele-
graph Company opposite the plaza,
where Manager Townsend. of the tcle-
graph company, is now the agent also of
the express company. The transfer of
the safe through the street attracted
considerable attention.
Farmers all over the territory are
jubilant over the outlook for irrigation
during the coming season. The snow
fall in the mountains is said to be the
heaviest in number of years, and agr-
cultural prospects are brighter than at
any time since 1894. The rayines are
filled with snow, and the snow in the
parks has been unusually heavy. and as
it came prior to January /, it is well
packed down, and will meit and run off
slowly.
There is stir in Santa Fe conductor
circles. Conductors Drury, Richley,
Murray and Stevenson have been called
in to dance on the carpet before the
uperintendent for the north end of this
division, and on the south end, it is
reported that Conductors Bascom and
Donohue have already been let out of
their jobs. The charges are preferred
by the secret service department of the
road. 1t will take pretty strong evil
dence to make people believe Conductor
Bascom has ''gone wrong" for he has
long been regarded as an honest man.
and if he is in trouble, it is no doubt due
to errors in judgment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
EAGAN RETRACTS
He Resubmits to War Investigation
Commission His Statement In
Expurgated Form.
G0ADED TO DESPERATION
Eagan Claims Miles Charges Pilloried Him
Before the Country As Poisoner anda
Oorruptionist, and Strong Language
Was Justifable.

Washington, Jan. 16.-Commissarv
General Eagan today sent the war in
vestigation commission his revised
statement in place of that originally
made in response to General Miles
charges. The commission went into Sc
cret session to aaad the document and
decide whether it has been expurgated
sufficiently to permit it to be made a
part of the commissions records.
Following is the text of the letter
sent by General Eagan to the war in
vestigating commission, with an amend
ed statement, in reply to charges made
by General Miles concerning the beef
furnished the army:
'Gentlemen-I have the honor to hand
you herewith my testimony, which is
now re-submitted and revised in ac-
cordance with the views expressed by
you in your letter to me of January 13.
The Objectionable features and what is
considered irrelevant matter to you, in
which opinion 1 entirely agree, are elm
iAA~@SN' Ia eilIo SOllACCllOIl utSlTG 10
state that there was never any thought
or intention on my part of any disre-
spect whatsoever to your commission,
but in explanation Of the language used
by me heretofore, beg to invite the at
tention of the commission to the fact
that had been accused practically of
feeding soldiers with poisoned beef,
which made them sick, "embalmed
beef" so called; also, that have fur
nished meat to the army under the pre-
tense of an experiment, which charge,
in effect, is corruption and worse, be-
cause it jeopardized the lives of soldiers
sent to the front in tropical climates,
and who were dependent on such food
as was sent them; also, that these
statements have gone to the whole
country uncontradicted, that they have
been published, and I have been pillo-
ried in the press Of the whole country
as man who fed the army on poison
ed meat, and corruptly so; that for
about three weeks time T kept silent
because I was debarred, after talking
with the honorable secretary of war,
from preparing charges because Of i'm
munity granted by the president to wit
nesses before your commission, not
the gravity of the accusa-
tions; that it is unreasonable to be-
ieve such monstrous charges could have
any other effect than to work upon an
man in such way as to goad
him to species Of desperation, and that
it was but natural, when the proper op-
portunity was given him, to meet
and refute the charges, and
them in harsh Ian
guage and in terms that are
deemed improper, no matter what the
l therefore withdraw the
language and matter SO Objectionable
and re-submit to you now my sworn
with abiding faith that your
having all facts before
you, will decide the point at issue justly.
Very respectfully,
CHARLES P. EAGAN,
"Commissary General of Subsistence"
The commission, after the brief ses-
sion, decided for the present to publish
only General Eagan's letter and not the
statement accompanying it.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
Montana's Senatorial Contest.

Helena, Mont Jan. 16.-The second
week of the exciting senatorial contest,
opens with expressed confidence on the
part of both leading candidates. Many
believe that Clark or Conrad will be
elected the present week. Following is
the result of the vote today; Conrad 36,
Clark 25, a gain of 2 for Clark and loss
of one for the Daily man. Goddard
received the Republican votes. Scatter
ing 49,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16

Topeka Kans.. Jan. 16.-Nine Santa
Fe conductors running on the western,
New Mexico and Rio Grande divisions
have been discharged for using the
short fare system. More discharges will
probably follow. An investigation is in
the hands Of Division Supcrintendcnts
Dyer and Hurley.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
NOTED FREE SOlLER GONE.
Death Of Colonel s. W. Eldredge, Pioneer
and Sufferer in the Early Times Of
Bleeding Kansas"

Lawrence, Kans., Jan. 16. Colonel $.
w. Eldredge, one of the foremost men
in early Kansas history, died today,
aged SO. In 1855 he was proprietor in
Kansas City Of the noted free state hos
telry from which Governor Reeder made
his escape. In 1856 he purchased the
free state hotel Lawrence which was
destroyed within few months by the
sheriff and his posse. Then for a time
he acted as conductor OF number OF
parties of New England free state emf
grants coming to Kansas. In 1857 he
built the Eldredge house at Lawrence
which was destroyed by Quantrill In
1868. He entered the army as pri-
vate.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
Mexican Liner Overdue.

Mexico City. Jan. 16-The steamer
Vera Cruz. a Mexican liner. left Vera
Cruz, December % last for Tampico
The trip takes only two days, but the
vessel is now 21 days overdue, and it is
feared she is lost. The Vera Cruz was a
freight and passenger boat.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
PRUSSlAN DIET OPENED.
The Emperor Makes Speech in Which he
Takes Pleasant View Of the En-
tira Situation,

Berlin, Jan. 16.-The Prussian diet
opened today with speech from the
throne. Emperor William said the
financial situation continued favorable,
both political and national life being
soundly established, and the prosperity
of the country visibly growing. He re-
garded the future with confidence, and
mentioned measures which would be in
troduced to extend the state railroads
and navigable canals from Dortmund
Ems Canal to the Rhine. Weser and
Elbe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
vermont's New Senator Sworn In.

Washington, Jan. 16.-The senate in
a body attended the funeral of Repre-
sentative Dingley. Jonathan Ross, APP
pointed to fill the unexpired term of the
late Senator Merrill, was sworn in, and
the senate adjourned until tomorrow.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16

Montreal, Jan. 16.--Father Chiniqui,
the Catholic priest converted to Protest
antism, died here today. To the end he
adhered to the Protestant faith.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
"Cannot Praise II Enough
Miss GERTIE DuNKIN,
Franklin, Neb., writes:

~ suffered for some time with pain.
ful and irregular menstruation, falling
of the womb and pain in the back. /
tried physicians, but found no relief.
"Iwas at last persuaded to try Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
and cannot praise It enough for what
It has done for me. I feel like . new
person, and would not part with your
medicine. ] have recommended Il to
Ssveral Of my friendA"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
valu.bl. Indian curios Secured.

Chicago, Jan. 16.-The Field Column
bian museum has secured large col
lection OF articles illustrative of Pueblo
Indian life. 1t was bought from mis-
sionary who made the collection while
residing among the Moqui tribe OF
Pueblos.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16

The Jake Levy Tailoring Company
has received its new line of fall and
winter clothing samples and can show
the public nobbier, cheaper line than
have ever been brought to the city be-
fore. A perfect fit guaranteed
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
Smallpox in Kansas.

Hillsboro, Kas., Jan. 16.-Smallpox is
increasing. There are p well defined
cases here, and three deaths occurred
on Friday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
PLEASURE YACHT MISSING.
Louisville Yacht with Prominent People
on Board in Distress Off the
Florida Coast.

Washington, Jan. 16.-At the request
of Senator Fairbanks, the secretary of
the treasury has ordered the cutter
Winona at Mobile to go to sea immedi-
ately in search of the yacht Paul Jones,
reported in distress between New
Orleans and Pensacola. Fla. The
yacht left Louisville, KY, December
Z, with a pleasure party OF prominent
people bound for Pensacola, Fla,
including Colonel H. G. Yocum, his
daughter, and g. M. Yocum, of st.
Louis, Miss Florence Taggart, daughter
of Mayor Taggart, of Indianapolis, and
Miss Margene Woodland, of Chicago.
The yacht has been missing since
January 3,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
The Only First Glass Place.

If you don't believe it take a peep at
our show windows. You will soon be
convinced that we are all right Call
and see us at the Bon Ton restaurant.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
For Rent,

Three rooms furnished for light house
keeping. Parlor. bed room and kitchen.
Centrally located. Mrs. J. E. Lacome.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
THE YACHT REPORTED.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 16.-Lawrence
Jones, owner of the missing yacht Paul
Jones, received this afternoon tele-
gram from A. G. Marshall, superintend-
ent of the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road at New Orleans, which stated that
a strange yacht supposed to be the Paul
Jones, had been sighted Is miles off
Horn island Saturday night going east.
Jones is confident that the yacht is safe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
Fire Sale.

Our entire stock of kodaks, having
been slightly damaged by water, will be
sold at greatly reduced prices. Fischer
& Co
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
"OYster and Fish Raw "

Go to the Bon Ton restaurant. They
can cook oysters and fish in any style
and at reasonable prices.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16

A fine line Of fresh candies lust
received al Fischer Il Co.'S.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-01-16
Tennessee's New Executive.

Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 16.--In the
presence of an immense throng, Benton
Mcmillan was inauguarated governor
today.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

qorent5 3ene en- bar fit npe
piem f9roi9 og fIptter inb / naite l9e.
Jorri9e u9e bDiteoe ban i'm puebe, iom
gap iaa 9obt ct uobDtte, JON Der fan
oenies / bette Var. 0an bar MI baabe
tpritet o9 iol9t. Semen Dor MI ct panf
Dlem, bar me9et at taffe Derren for,
boao ban gar ltanfet bam / bette aar.
: gi bar / libife u9e bait bet for.
f9rbeli9 uarmt. 9br. Q~nofren
fra Snpber, iom bar fgbt Jig ell Damp
9Grfemalfine o9 er runot Der pda @9s
men, fla9er ODER ben ~forfaroeli9e 8arme.
@oot CT bet bog, at giatten er toIb, ian
man ioner 90ot.
9oitor 3obnion ira 0enuer
bar Der iioite Ssnooa o9 bolot SUBS
%tienelte meo a%lter9an9 om 5ormioo., %
ON Nftenen par Der after @uostjeneite.
Manbas o9 9irsbas beie9te ban Ell
Del al 5armerne, beriblanot to auins
Der, iom lig9er ip9e, Wrs. 6 briten.
EN- o9 Wrs. 8eter Ell, iom / len.
9ere lio baoe oaret ip9e o9 life iDnes
at funne fomme til arefier i9en.
Mootte !oerren bog iaa oe.e ben tore
9a9e ior ale ipse.
Den %. os "a. er Der beitemt
Risiionsmpbe Der. paitor 3 0 b On
o9 g.. Dan en- oil TONNE BERTH fra
boor Der ifal pore MisiiOnss
msbe ben 20. o9 II.
@io 6errena Nano maatte faa bereoe
0jerter, inn be funne oare mootas
for Oroet, JON oil blipe ubiaaet
/ De Da9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

glt porn os M ifal Ouetta9e en- 9erer.
plabs oeb Dor Sfole | Blair.
Gienbommen iol9te ban til 9obn
peter en- for $500, builfet maa
fables mesei biai9t, efter iOm anoen
@ienoOm ieI9es Der.
= gaitor . 9 er / oenne Glib lam
men meb 5imon en- paa 9feiie / bet
norbIig Soma. Stuoent 6briftenien
talte | Rirten | @nar.
gi la9oe o9iaa Marte til. at Dor
0r9nifinoe, Mime 0ieIfen, par
fommet tiIbase fra fit geips / BLAIR,
Nebr.
Oct er en- me9et tor 8io Der / @lf
6orn, men Qarstioen brin9er 10 gerns
ben SIa9s meo fig. BONNER Der liot
ginb, boirOoIer Steoet fra 9eiene og
Rs9en fra 1erffemaitinerne / qnften
paa en- Oruroli9enoe Maaoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
WiilllleapOlis Miinll.

20 Roinber Der / gpen bar ben for:
Iebne lloe maattet Iabe gluet ueb @as.
olinitope gfspIolioner. Ran belote
Die paa, mems Der par tRnot. gn alt.
ben tom aluor!i9 I'll Stabe, usb at en
eompe efspIohereoe 9aanben poa benbe.
9un f~rellte 9ipet ueb at lobe ub pan
@rGsiet utenfor 9uiet, o9 benoes life
Ssiter, iom tiltalbtes peb benbes Raab,
aabneoe for Slan9en, nan bru9te til al
panoe @r9sIet meb. Sfent bun mart
blep 9ennembleot, naaebe 5lben at gore
Iaa mesen Sfaoe, at Dottoren unfua
benbes IiIltano tot tuiuIiom.
- 8enne uge er Der State 5air".
Wan9e belesenoe uentes til gpen / ben
anleonins.
: 5 Dor Rirte bauoe ri libfe Sgnbaq
anleonin9 til at billie pnn Or arinus
Is briitian n, Set hyperion, Q8is.
FAINT Orr. 9Obnien O9 9uftru ira
Belgrade, Winn., iom uster 6remtioen
at baue beres 6iem i aoIonien ueo aen.
mare, Roro 8ntota. ) 5eIee meb
benz oar en- 8atter Of u. 3. Qaberien,
Belgrade. eiseIeOes M otttas Mol,
Ter msb 9ulfru % Con fra 9ut6inion.
De par pau 9eiss bos bans Soiter,
bOis Ranb bar 6Orretnins paa 1925.
0aibin9ton aue, CUB.
= Mittet 6toO 6eioser fin go.
iter, Mrs. Sem n paa "a. Qoe og 6.
Strest.
- SOuib minneapolis State gunt
anbuer ben 3. Sept. 6orretnlns / stan.
bia 8antS gamIe gpsnin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
SjprniOns Sale
uco Den intcrparlamentariite 6reOs.
fOngrcs | aritiania.

Del pi! maalfe interesiere pore 2elere,
buoraf pei aoifidi9e baue bort . or Ne
o. tale, at lore bans i~enelte 8eItalens
bebsprobutt at fenoe.
v5or fire Raaneoer iioen lGite man
/ ben europGiite Bresie, at Gorse fore.
tos bemmeIise 6aitnlnger; oeres 1ies
meo tunbe lite misipoes.
Dette par / be famine Dage, iom
Stortbinset oiientlis beuilseoe pense
til ben interparlamentarife conference
/ RriItlanial
9auoe dp9tet uaret Ianbt; bapbe
Notom9noene ueret Iaa bpttelife at
pile BRUCE 6rebstonferencen lom ct
SfGrmbret til berpsb at batte bemme=
Iige R%ultninser, ba par naturIispis
M lite Der. Wen 3 er golitifere, %
polititerne bar fine 8eirbaar. 3 op.
puutpt Huily ~ " tHNlS 1tullittlut
6orbereoelier, Tom Noromanbene breu
Pea meb, sialot eoers Mootuselie, OF
ben tuube bliue cher uerbis.
Sau latterli9t, Jon bint Rpgte uur,
bet par ltoeoe os ON en- Care, oe oct bar
trenfet os. @oers NaruQrelie Der bar
biulpet os I'll at tueIe bet. Derfor er
bet norife Colt eoer tafnemmeli9t.
8eo at banole iaaleoes bar $ alens
uaret tro mob eoers esen Wiisfion.
Nleri9 bar Der uGret fgrt en- Rris pau
Sorben, iom lite FORT uar forberebt ueb
9psn. Bill = betempe 8risen, maa 8
bespnoe meo at befempe 9s9nen.
9pgnen er iaalebes i~ubblantet | bet
ri taloer politit, at en- mobsrne 6i ito
ritter, iom bar parst ct tort 5olts uoen,
r%issminiiter % berfor maa babe @rfa
ring, npIis ffreu: ureoeIisbebsn o!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Zen oaniff aolOni / @arO So,
VI. Snf.

6erren bar aar 9iuet benne @sn en-
uelf9net 9oit. Soften er M forbi
(ben %. au9ul). 19rifnin9en bar
enonu lite be9pnot, iaa ies fan lite
meobeIe noset beltemt ON l6oitubbpttet.
1eiie aats 9ell, 3oroenS 6rembrin.
seIier be aor, ri bor uaret Der, iaas
usllom boab 9anbsm9nb be iaoprobu
cerenbe SettIemsnter Der / Rarbebsn /
en- aurratte bar boitet, os 9eboernes
alminoeIi9e 9%ilfreosbeo, er en- beitemt
proieft mob ben msgen menin9sloie os
forbumsfuIbe Wooitanb mob, at 6oIf
refer BERTH o9 ta9er leo acres Rese:
tin95laab o9 oanner fig Ell 0jem berpaa.
Seer, iom bar ta9et qano, men iom
itaar tuiulraaoige o9 bar enonu lite
uopet at boi9tte eber berpaa paa @runo
af lisnenoe paauirtnlng iom %ouenior
paape9et, nil je9 raaoe til mole at Opers
peie, ON ) bar Rnno til at Iabe cher
fruinutte ct 0ismiteo paa l6o acres
gonb, iom maaife TT frn9tbarere eno
gunoet, buor 8 DO.
Den s.. o9 10. September b. u. 9aar
Der @rfurcionsto9 fra minneapolis lii
8enmare os gowbel8 | Naro &c., Der
ct oa aaIeonins for benz. iom enite at
ie 9anbet o9 muli9 oeIge fig ct iremti=
bist 9ism. De, fom Onitr nGrmere
OpIpsnins ON eanoet % @rcuriionerne,
tan bsnuenoe fig Dos Qanb: Commits.
Iioner Wr. 3. JIG. Ga8febap, 1872
Guaranty and Loan Building, Wins
neapoIis, Winn., eaer o9iaa Nelon
iomme aoresie; ban ct
Donf os uiI uItio siue qauosmanb ben
~forlauste OpIpsnins / Mooersmaulet,
ON iaa snltes.
Seq b~etiener ben Iutberife 8efoItnins
meb Rirtens Naaoemioler, laa oIte
anlebnins siues paa be forifeQise Ste
Der.
9n penli9 6ilien.
s.. 9anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06
Nnonbon, ga.

BaItor 10 sismdnrb oloer | oerne
lib Speroassltole / @beneser airte.
qah os bialpe BAN. ioet ri igr8er for,
at pore Born l9rer oere8 Settle.
g, bar bait en- bel RRtfe 5eitodge.
5orleben bauoe Ri Beis9 Of 8alior
Grill ira Spencer. iom bar noe paa
Reiie i Sfoleia9ens 5nteresle. pom
prabifeoe for os 9orsoo9 @itermlooa9.
z Senbaas bapoe oi gsrneieit efter
8nosiieneiien / 9eber anberfenS
grove. SITTER at man bauoe taget ttl'
berliat oenipn tIl Bsrnene, booo oerss
lesemlise 5Or~nsoenbeoer aneaar, TT
man Bsrnene Itilet op / Rardoroen,
% iaa mar6ereoe boaoe Born % Sen
oasslfolelarerne meo preiten | Spie-
fen / procesiion III 5eltplnoien. ser
bleu nu iiunset en- Del Sanse, booreiter
Senbagsfolelererne tate til Bprnene.
0erefter legebe Bsrnene. Om Man:
oaaen bauoe ui life me9en lib til Dor
joroilte gont, on ri bauoe Meni9heoss
mpoe. Om 9irsousen baooe ri lao
fot 6orbereoelle til Wtisiionsmsoet,
lom ri bapbe ON Dnsougen os Iorsoas
gen. gi. bnuee ct soot % uelfi9net
Wisionsmgoe, buor 0erren bar &c og
rsrie ueb Sierierne. vi iremmeoe Bra
fer, Tom bare TONNE for at bl9lpe
at bragg OrbetS @orn, bare III
Stebe: y. W2. Peier en-, Y. . a me-
|ffou o. ". %. Simonen. vi lise
9ut for be mango sobe Orb, Der blep
TAFT ill os / be 9ase. 90 ferit % iiolt
liae ui perrsn 7ut. iOroi pi mGrteoe
hans Narparelie % bans 8irten isen-
mem fit Orb. Maatte bet iremoeles
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-09-06

: GGnon9s tatte Stuoeni M Cab II
/ 4irten, 5ormtoba9 o9 Qften. goit.
g. bn on a / Yrnib at boloe
@uosiieuefe Der. 3 Manba98 reiite
Nooien no til aiowa ior at bolee 5erie
en- i~iorten 8a9es lib.
9aitor Gbr. 9eberien fra
0annebrog, 0ebr., oenles BERTH paa
Senoas meo Uirs. pan Ell Bprn;
Der er tiaplt, at gaitor 9eoeritn pil tale
Der / airfen paa Spnoa9. pan aater
at blIoe Der no9le Gage for at inoannoe
ben Oeoerfu9genoe Yier9luft. i6an pil
on en- Eur no til aiopn at beleae 9.
.. 3arum. Rioua li99er 100 dob
bgitre emo 8enper.
9aitor 6. 0ifbelm en- fra
Utinoen, Hebr., Tom til Baltor9o6nions
/ @nnr. 9aus Meni9beo bar gioet BAN
Ell 6erie poa 3 Tiger o9 Rejiepen9e.
Gn rosnarbig 8etRntlombeo. BaItor
gBii5eimien bor Here @anse o4ret /
genoer. gtoar ban lfol bnue YroIte-
ierie, ~fOretraffer ban 9iereene. 5lere
Br9lter bar / benne CONNER apItet
Bjer9ene. Der iblanot 2 ira ben loren.
norite airte.
= @nfelte at e9anferenS@ 49lere
bor manlte left ct eler nnoet Steo, for
9iber tilbaoe. at ben norite Spnobe
baube or9anileret Ell oanlf Wenl9beb
Der / BDen o9 til oens Brett nniat Bait.
5e6tenbor9. Wenisbeben potiebe
gobt en- lib; men nu iorialer man, at
BET belle er l~tonbiet.
- 81. Sobnon bar fsbt Zig Ell MT
Orsel oe bar en- Suslarer. iom oaslis
aiper BAN u%noeroiSnin9 / Mulit. @ooe
@uner bar ban til at l9re, iaa bet pil
life tase lang Tio, isr hi fnar BAN at
bgre Rirfen.
- Mils 6. miller ital nalt uee
rejie til Sort Morsan at belsse lin
9onte, Wrs. q. q ielien. Oct er
nofitfe lna %iltfert, at bun iommer tilba9e,
% bois life, oa bliper bet ct Saph for
Weni9be6en, iom bun troli9 bar tjent
ionl Or9aniit / ben 9io bun bar u9ret
Der Denoer.
- Den oonIte Bsrnelfole ~llutter |
benne uge, os ben engelife Sfole beapns
Der naite 1ae. Site inn mango 8grn
bar beiest ben oonife Sfole / aor iom
| Jior. Oct er life ale Steoer, at
Mooersmaalet bar ZEN oejli9 Slang"
for bort Soft. - Boiler bet roget 9oot
at fannie fig ueo I'm Mooers 9uuse'
maal?