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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-12
That is How Admiral
Dewey Ranks
Filipinos.
SPANISH GUNB0AT
Captured in Sauta Cruz
River-AgoncilIo Makes
Statement.

Washington, April 11.--Admiral
Dewey has written the navy depart
ment as follows respecting the capable
tiles Of Filipinos:
Manila, Feb. 2S, 1892 Sir: have the
honor to acknowledge the departments
| letter of the 9th ultimo. The good eff
fects. politically, of taking the natives
into the service of the government
have been lost sight of, and from the
first large numbers of them have been
employed at the Cavite naval station
as mechanics and laborers in coaling
and in manning tugs and launches
1 regret to state that the latter ex-
pertinent has been only partial sue
cess, as nearly all of the mechanics and
laborers left on the outbreak of hos
tilities between the United States and
the Filipinos, and are now believed to
be in the Filipino ranks l am unable
to state how much of this was due to
intimidation and forcible impressment
into the army between the so-called
Filipino republic, but from the state
ment of some few who returned, and
from the fact that nearly all of those
who live in the coal lighters and tur
rets, that is, under our immediate pro-
lection have remained, 1t would appear
that intimidation was a large factor in
the disappearance Of the workmen. It
is well known that the Aguinaldo gov
eminent is a severe military despotism.
Although under the rules Of the Un-
tied States, the character of the ma
lives will certainly improve, a sudden
a.. Hnge is not to be expected. A few
af m might be employed on vessels.
Indeed he Filipino quartermasters
l..l. h- been serving on the Nanshan
suQ IaUra since the purchase of those
ways heen satisfactory.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-12
WILL CROKER TALK?
Tamm1ny Boss MAY Be Planning a Sur
prise.

New York, April 1L.-Frank Moss,
counsel to the Mazet investigation
committee. said today, regarding thc
calling of Richard Croker as a witness:
Mr.. Croker VIII be called next Fri
dal. and we shall ask him about .hinSs
we think he can tell us about" Unless
some change in the program occurs, the
investigating committee will recon-
mence sessions on Friday morning.
The Mali and Express 5 avs: Richard
Croker today stated that he viii not
appear before the Mazet committee un-
less he is subpeonaed. Re added that
he never gave Dr.. sullivan any author
ity to make the offer yesterday made
to the committee by him that Mr. Gro
ker would appear without subpoena
when wanted.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-12
SOLDIER SHOT.

New Bedford, April 1L-News has
been received by the Evening Standard
Of the death of William L. Cowen, IS
years old, a private of Battery d. Sc
como s. artillery, at Havana. as a
result Of wounds received while trying
70 prevent the escape of a prisonet
from the guard house. Cowen was
snot n the check and the would speed
ily proved fatal. He discharged his ri
ne at the prisoner, who was hit but IS
cared
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-12
WANTS A TIN oVERCoAT.
Worcester Soldier in Cuba Says He Needs
That Kind Of a Garment.

Another of Uncle Sans boys writes
home of the trials and pleasures of life
in Cuba, putting the the finishing
touches on to the Spanish soldiers and
the Cuban citizens.
Charles G. Forsberg, a popular young
man of Quinsigamond, wrote a letter
to his friend, Benjamin Nystrom,
Roster street, which was received yes
terday. He says
ST am feeling finely. The weather
down here is great and We do not need
any overcoat, but sometimes we wish
we had tin one.
II go in swimming every day, but the
sun is so hot that have to stay in uu-
der the water all the time or else get
baked.
q have been down here, as you know
three months and 1 have not lost 4
pound, but 1 am so black from the
heat Of the sun that you would hardly
know me.
Ever since I have been here / have
been doing guard duty in and around
Havana. Our camp is at VedadO,
about a mile outside the city.
1.-The Cubans are a lowlived race
and they are not satisfied with the mill
lions we are giving them, but they
threaten to take to the woods and con-
tinue the fight. AS you know, our dis
charge comes this month, and am
hoping to be home before long
Charles G. Forsterg,
With the second light artillery, Battery
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-12
WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. April 1.-Forccast for We'd
0esday: For Maine, New Hampshire.
Vermont and Massachusetts: Warmer.
with showers Wednesday; brisk TO high
soulherly winds: Thursday. partly cloudy.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-12

The Greenwood Club met last night,
and the anniversary committee met la
ter and tried to set a date and place
for their anniversary, which falls upon
a Sunday. No decision was reached,
and tonight they will tackle the prob
lem again.
Friday they have issued a call for
the bicycle squad to report, and to hear
plans for the seasons training.
The committee having the big fair to
be given by the Swedish singers, May
a. 5 and 6, met in Svea Gille hall last
night, and decided to have the follow
ing articles given away by votes dur
ing the fair: A second-cabin ticket
from Boston to Sweden; diamond
ring; a lady's or gentleman's gold
watch: range; a sideboard; a silk
Swedish or American flag; a Bellies
pannare statue in bronze; a doll; silk
hat: boys suit, and live rooster. Vot-
ing books are to be had of Gustaf Old
son. Sven e. Hanson and c. G. Grund-
strom, in the city, and Anderson Bros,
at Quinsigamond.
The committee will meet Friday and
make plans with delegates from any
Swedish organization who are willing
to take part in the fair. Viking Coun-
ell. 0. NJ. B., has signiied its intention
Of assisting in any way in its power.
big feature of the middle night will
be the Anderson brothers of New
Britain. Conn. in heavyweight lifting.
They will forfeit $1,000 to any man that
can equal their feats of strength.
Music for the fair viii be by the Norton
Emery Wheel Company Band.
Upon the opening night the Bragg
Swedish Singing Society will sing, and
on the middle night the June festival
chorus will sing.
The members of Svea Gille are plan
ming for a private festival to be held
at their hall. AIS Main street, Friday
night. The program will include
/ speeches. songs and instrumental mu-
sic. The committee in charge is
! Charles Beck. Karl Svenson and Oscar
Holmquist.
August L. Anderson and Annie Char
lotte Eklund will be married April ~
at s O'Clock at 131 Merrifield street
The winners in the guessing contests
at the fair held last week by the ladies
of the Swedish Lutheran Church We're
decided upon Monday night by the
committee-VictOr RamZell, }. W.
( Carlson. Charles Englund, 5. +. Han
son and A. P. Lundberg-
The cuckoo clock was won by FaqI-
ina Paulson. 16 Burncoat street, VINO
/ guessed the bottle had S294 Deans
while II held 1851 The sofa pillow went
70 Mrs { p. Hanson. PAL Main street.
Her guess was 433. and the bottle nau
! 425 The shaving set bottle had 65t'
/ and Carolus Lundin, 20 Laurel street.
/ guessed 625. h.. ,,rs
I r2e7gt Fngstrom q Prospect street
who guessed ass, within one OF the eA-
act number.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

airy, 1862. tho Fedcrals landed n force
of troops at Elizabeth City, y. G.. and
in April passed over 10 the opposite
side of the Pasquotdnk river and land
ed n brigade, under General Reno, III
Camden county, and pushed on through
that county towards South Mills. The
Third Georgia Regiment, under Colonel
y. L. Wright, hearing of the approach
OF the enemy, advanced by orders from
headquarters to meet them. and in an
engagement near South Mills compcll-
ed them to fail back 10 Elizabeth City.
The Portsmouth Rifle Company had
suffered considerably from malaria in
their camp ut Pig Point. and had been
removed 10 Portsmouth For the purpose
of recuperating, and We're doing pro-
vost duty In the city at the time of Gen
eral Renos advance. hence, as the
company was Immediately available. it
was ordered by General Blanchard to
march TO South Mills to reinforce the
Georg.0ns. The First Louisiana Reg
iment and Grimes Battery from Ports
mouth. We're also sent there as rein
forcements but the fight was over ard
the enemy had retired before their ar
rival.
The Rifles kept on TO n vicinity OF
Elizabeth Ci.y and did duty there as
the advanced picket untl it was de-
ternned by the Confederate authori-
ties to evaculte Portsmouth. when they
received orders to return to the city
which they did, arriving in time to take
part in the closing scenes. The COM
lnny was cailpe1 NJ oak Grove. on inc
s9ulh street ROAD: ABOUT quarter OF a
i ;,. ION 'Iie cI';, anu WIS me last
houE OIL trCopS 20 leave. Alter al the
p o. cohtnanoS hau moved OH the
march into the city and destroy all OF
We So.,oi! anu topacco when was stor-
-. "a ',,eie; I" Pr eiit II rom iali'nG INTO
witnesses to all OF the dread and dis
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
A RUNAWAY ACCIDrNT

Yesterday morning n runaway acct
dent occurred which resulted in n
slight injury to colored boy and the
wrecking &c the vehicle to which the
horse was attached. The boy is en-
ploycd by Mr.. G. Hope Tonkin. of Prem
us Place, TO look after his horse and
carriage. and While the vehicle was
standing in front of the Tonkin resi-
dcnce the boy climbed into it. and Civ
ing the horse a. cut With his whip.
started ii off. The horse through some
means became unmanagcable and
dashed off ut break neck speed. bring
ing IN in the marsh near the cotton
factory. wrccking the vehicle and brus-
ing the boy w TO some extent The
horse kept on further into the marsh
ana became so deeply imbedded in the
mud that further progress was impos-
siblc' 1t was finally gotten out all
right
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
THE FERRIES FOR LEASE.

BY reference TO another column those
interested will see that the City Coun-
ell of Portsmouth and the Board OF
Supervisors of Norfolk county. through
tho respective chairmen of the Ferry
Committees of the respective bodies,
have determined TO lease to the highest
bidder on the LIST day Of March. 1890.
at II o'clock M. in front OF the Court
house door. in the city of Portsmouth.
the propcrty known as the Norfolk
County Ferries for Il term of ten years
from the date mentioned.
Terms and conditions may he seen ut
the Office ot ;he CITY Clerk, Mr.. T..
THOMPSON Jr and ut the office of Mr..
Alvah II. Martin. clerk OF the Board Of
Supervisors. where all information will
be checrfully given by the gentlemen
mentioned
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
The Norfolk G0gl j F9ITI9S
--FoR-
H. II ( = L - - 9
FOE-

the Code OF viz sI Ma. clifton is ~ as o
amcadod by AN Act OF thC Conceal As
I'D. 1858, the Council OF the CITY Of Forts
mouth ana Beard Of Supervisors # Nor
folk County are authorized. if they deem
best for the interest of sad city and
county, after advertising the sa.ne for
thirty days previous 10 the day of lease,
- lease cut The Ferr es which Eow ply.
by authority Of Jaw, between The city q:
Portsmouth and Norfolk and WcllinSton
Point or Berkeley, known as the Norfolk
County Ferries, at public auction. TO the
upon such terms and cocd.:ior rs the
said Council and Beard of Supervisors
shall determine. and may require bond or
bonds from tile lessee or leSsces IN such
sum al tiaey may deem host fer the
faithful! performance of the terms OF the
lease. and with surotcs deemed by them
sufficient. which bond or bonds shall be
made payable 10 the City Il Portsmouth
and Norfolk County, provided that said
Council ard Board of Supervisors may
lease out The said Ferries a. a whole. or
in such parts as they may deem best for
the interest OF the sad city and county.
And. whereas the said Council OF the
CITY OF Portsmouth ard Eoard Of Super
v:sors of Norfolk County, socct.vclv,
deemed ii to the best interest Of said
city ard county 10 lease out the said
Ferries. determined ard apr we'd certain
toms and conditions upon win eli the said
Ferries should he leased: and aid appoint
tho undersigned committee with IN
structicrS TO advertise and lease the
same IN accordance with said terms and
conditions: Tow, therefore, We the under
Sned. in pursuance of said Instructions,
at y OCl ok Nj. or the 1st DAY CT
MARCH. 1890, AZ pubic auction, 10 the
highest bidder. in trent G. tho Courthouse
door, i'll the tliy of Portsmouth, offer for
lease Tor Il term OF ten years the Ferries
which n " Iiy. hT authority of law, be
tween the Cities Of Portsmouth ana Nor
folk ard Wellington Point. or Berkeley
Known as the Norfolk CCulI.y Ferries to-
Scthcr with All the steamers. boats the'r
apparel ana aruurtcr1ncCs, and the
wh2iNes. docks. landings. buildings ard
sad city and county and now used or
subject to lie used in connection with and
Tor the uses ana purposes Of said Ferries
subject TO Tho terms. conditions and pro-
visions determined and approved by - d
CSunCil OF the City OF Por, smouih ara
WHICH said terms and conditions may be
seen at the Office OF T.. Thompson. Jr
Clerk of the City Council. ana Aivah H.
Martin, Clerk Of the Holrd of Supervisors
1hc committee reserves the r!Clt TO re-
jcct any and ali BIDS. ard no bid shall be
received until the person or pcrsoTs max
ing the same shall have deposited a GER
To the Treasurer of the County OF Nor
folk and Treasurer CT the City Of Ports
mouth, TO he forfeited upon his o. their
failure to comply with such bids or the
terms of the lease but 20 Ice returned TO
such bidder urcn his BID being rejected
on h $ compliance with the terms said
lease. JOHN a. CODD,
Chairman Committee Eoard. OF Ss:ocrvi-
So.s, Norfolk Coun;v Va.
W.T.. BAC<US. Jr..
Chairman Committee city Council Ports
mouth, Va 9ae5-3ot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Chief Engineer w. III. Harris and
Chief Engineer Harry Webster have
been promoted TO the relative ranks of
captain and commander. respectively.
Commander NJ. r. s. Mackenzie de-
tached from command of the Mayflower
and ordered home and put on waiting
orders.
Lieutenant y. IT. Fletcher. retired
detached from the Franklin and order
cd home.
Lieutenant II. c. Gearing, detached
from the Badger and granted two
months sick leave.
Lieutenant ii. o. Dunn, ordered to
duty as inspector Of equipment at the
Columbian Iron Works, Baltimore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
The Little Son of Mr.. Walter Nee Re
loved by PHYSICIANS

Some days ago some one. said to be n
colored boy. fired Il Flobert rifle at 10
scph, the bright and handsome 7-yenr-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nee, the
bullet striking the little fellow in the
left side of the head. fracturing the
skull.
The bullet so we'll aimed fortunately
did not have sufficient force to penetrate
the brain cavity, and from it's original
position it gradually moved in u down
ward direction until it finally rested
Just under ana behind the left ear, from
whence it was taken yesterday by sev-
eral physicians.
The operation was not at all q dam
Serous one. ii only requiring an incision
through the scalp to secure the bull
let.
The little fellow is rapidly recovering.
TO the great delight of his parents and
their numerous friends and acquaintan-
CeS,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
INSPECTION OF GRIMES BAT
Terry.

Assistant Inspector General 10 Lane
Stern TO l5e Here Saturday Night.
Captain Carey X. Warren yesterday
received orders from Major W. T., 81
mons, commanding the First Battalion
of Artillery Of Virginia, to have his
command ready for inspection Saturday
night next.
The following fully explains itself:
Headquarters First Battalion Artillery,
Virginia Volunteers,
Richmond, Va, Jan. %, 1891
Captain G. X. Warren, Commanding
Battery c. Portsmouth, Va:
Sir! have the honor to inform YOU
that Lieutenant Colonel 10 Lane Stern.
assistant inspector general, has fixed
upon Saturday night. 2Sth instant, for
the inspection and muster OF your bat
terry. You Will issue the necessary or
ders to have your battery assemble for
inspection at that time.
Truly yours, etc,
w. l.. SIMONS,
Maj. Com'dg First Bat. Art. Va. Vol.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
FUNERAL, Or MRS GRIMES

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Deborah
a. Grimes took place yesterday after
noon AT o'clock from the residence Of
her niece. Mrs James Borum. No. $50
tayettc street. Rev. ]. -. Blankcnship.
pastor of Wright Memorial NJ T.,
church. conducted the last sad and i'm
pressivc services and the remains were
inferred in Oak Grove Cemtcry, there
To await the call of the Master: Come
We blessed of my Father. inherit the
Kingdom prNnnrcd for Nou.n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
OCAL NEWS AND ADVERTISE

Company are requested to assemble at
the engine house this afternoon at 8
o'clock in full uniform, to pay the last
tribute of respect to their deceased
brother, John Glover.
Rev. Mr.. Martin, of Connecticut, will
preach at the Park View Methodist
church tonight at 7:45 o'clock.
Chief of Police l.. Z. lyman is laid
up with the grip at his residence. cor
ner of County and Washington streets.
Owing to indisposition, the Eat home"
OF Mrs. Charles L. Parrish has been
indefinitely postponed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
Jailed ron TIIREE MONT1ys

Edward Horne. n colored boy. was
arraiSnod in tile Mayors Court yester-
day morning on the charge of stealing
Il gold watch. valued ut $50. from Isaac
Cobb. also colorcd. Horne claimed that
he gave 10 cents for the watch. while
the witnesses FOR the prosecution stated
that lie tcpk :hc watch from Cobb's
house il his absence. He was SEN
fenced 10 Il term OF three months in
iail.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
NORFOLK COUNTY COURT

commonwealth vs.. Thomas Ferguson,
felony: sentenced 10 three months in
Jail.
Russell \. Mccoy qualified as notary
public.
Commonwealth VS.. Felix Bell. alias
VIM. Ewards. felony; three years in the
penitentiarY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
WEDDING BELLS TO RING.
Thc following Invitation has hoe,

The following invitation has been
issued
MIR. and Mrs w. VI. Bunting invite
YOU to be present at the marriage of
their daughtor. Maud Lillian, to Mr..
Icmuc!l Privctt Thursday evening.
January @eth 1899, at o'clock. Olive
Branch Church Norfolk county, Va.
Reception at home.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

NJ Il.K DAIRY FOR SALE--A GOOD
IVA chance for live man; a milk dairy
doing prosperous bus ness; for sala
cheap for cash. Address l. Y. L.. this Of
fee. ja2l-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

II OR RENT.-HoUSE no. 700 SOUTH
X street. with nine rooms and store.
with all modern improvements Apply 10
G. II. OUTTlEN, liz Holiday street.
ja25-Gt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

Try our i5c. boys black hose. two
pairs for 25c. Heavy ribbed. Charles
II. Welton &c Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

n RISSA1A WORK
~ specially; prices reasonable. Mrs.
EVA VAN PAT'rEN. i22 Columbia street,
near Court. ja22-3ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
DIE: D..

CLOVER. mis- residence. No. Si5
County street. Portsmouth. Va. January
2ad. 1895. at 1920 p. m, JOHN CLOVER,
in the list year of his age.
Funeral services from the residence
THIS wednesday, AFTERNOON at $3.50
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances are
invited to attend. 1t
A TrENTION CHAMBERS. - THE
~ members OF CHAM BEERS STEAM
FIRE COMPANY are hereby ordered to
assemble n; Engine House THIS (Wed-
nCsday) AFTERNOON at O'Clock in full
uniform. to pay last tribute of respect 10
our deceased brother JOHN CLOVER.
AbsonteeS will be lined
BY order of Foreman
X. w. MURDEN,
1t Secretary.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

Ia OR SALE;-I HAVE on HAND 20
~ head of registered ana unregistered
Jersey cows Apply to j. ID. ARM
STRONG. Stock Yard. Port Norfolk
ja2i-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
SS3eCid| OIIeI fftGff & G Few Few DaVS 00A|V.
Lovers of Good Coffee, Listen !

Delicious and delightful are the results
YOU get after trying our Blue Label Pure
Java and Mo-, Ina Coffee. a composition of
genuine Maudcling Java and Arabian
Mocha when green thoroughly cleaned
hand picked and all foreign substance
carefully removed; roasted by the latest
improved method. and Immediately pack
ed in = and pound cans. thus retain
ing its natural delicious flavor, which can
not be surpassed. If you enjoy good cof-
fee and want good coffee order a trial can
from us. r. T. KING,
;. w. Corner Court and Glasgow SITS.
NEW PHONE 1865.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
NIGHT ROBES.
Fighting Fire

on = cold night Is one OF the many I'M
pleasant incidents of life that occur when
least expected Douby worse It falls on
the man Of limited means. that has no
insurance on his home. and is thereby
left homeless. Insure in time in the SEA-
BOARD FIRE INSURANCE. co. Wo
Will draw ycu up policy without flaw
in t That Will make your heart glad IL
you are burned out.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
THE PORTSMOUTH
RIFLE COMPANY
Proposes to Keep Up Time
Honored Organization.
OVER A CENTURY IN AGE

Bricf History OF Military Command
which is nm Honor Co Portsmouth,.
Virginia ana ut Lurge- FIRST Hn>
fnntry Company IN virginiato Of
fer its Services TO Go Anywhere
DutJ Called.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
GLOVES.

HATS
Our s125 and slJo grades of both St.ft
aud 3oft Hats. now Csc.
Our So Guarantee Stiff and Soft Hats,
in all the late shapes and colors. sl.G9.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

Syy ANTilp-l\NY KIND OF WORK
w by an unmarried American man OF
80 habits kGieremces given Address.
Va. ja25-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
MEMS ovERCoATs.

BOYS SUITS
now $3.50.
Boys Long Pants Suits that were 81
Boys Long Pants Suits that were 81
ard $40. now $3.50
Roys Long Pants Suits that were SIC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
THE BULLET REMOVED.

Maj. com'dg First Bat. Art. Va. Vol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-23
6irfeinopiefic o. Wiss
nonsmcoc.

Oil @ub, bliuer Dor M sitts i ct.
9auls M~sni8heo. Glup eounfp. ga,
intpia Spnooa D. 3 September; naite
Dag bllper Der UiIsiionsmeoe. Zen
5. % 6. fotiia;te5 Misiionsmvoet ueO
g8iaom Street os 9eterlon.
9snner al 0errsns Sag blanet Bra.
itrr % gasiolt iuobpoes paa bet bierte.
ligite I'll At oeltaes meo os / De 0age.
@Giterne piI blipe afbsutsoe / Opener
ben 2. September. 9pem, Der eniier
at uars pore @aitsr / be Gage. beess
al meloe oeres ROmue til II Al nnoers
tesneoe inoen 30. atueult.
RIemen Senen.
@iaom 9,eet, 9a.
Renisbeoens Qraii.
RisIs Anberfen,
Dor 57l, Opener, Sa.
Dtenisbebens 6orm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-23
6rcoemcoc.

On Cub pill, boiler ben norblioe
@iseonfn ersos IT gftsraarsmeos /
9refoIOisbeOs Mtniebso, grOwn So.
Wis.. ira 10. I'll II. Sept. feritf.
5orbanolingssmHe: Den Isuenoe Gro
% bens 5ruster.
6mns for praitemsbst: ptaitens
Stiainq | Weniebeosn. IS ffule uere
mine gibner" (2lcta /, 8.
6. 9obnfon,
6rsbsformonb.
gaa IrsfOloisbsos Menisbsbs 9esne
inbbpbes bsrusb paa bet uenlisits iao
mango, iOm uiI sGiis Os unber arsos.
mebet. @qffer bsoss meIoe fig til
nnbertegnebe iii ]. Sept. os at pare
Green Bap Iorsbus Mibbas ben IA.
Sspt., faa Der Tan ierees for fri ge.
forbring fra Stationen.
u. g. 0ielien,
W9bs. pr9ii,
Denmarf, Brown Co., Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-23

On Sub uiI. astsr Ntbruita ipoliss
Rreos af ben iOreneoe oanite tn. =Iut5.
6irts al boIos tit 6itsraarsmere /
8aboo 20. Sept. til /. Of. Reoet
bssunber msb @uOstisueite 6tsOas ben
20. 81. 10. 80.
acknowledgement:
|. Aom. l.. 16.
II. interchangeable
6rebiens yr9iier og Bsunsr al port
tirttIise arbeios FL uenIisit i%nebaons.
@aitsrne bsOss meIos osres aOmme for
/. Oft. til unosriesueos.
Cubs Born, bsb ON ct ir%ustbrineenoe
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