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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
MYSTERY OF SPANISH LINER.

Havana. July The local papers devote columns
10 what they term "a mysterious proceeding
They saw that the Spanish liner Humberto Rodri-
-, ,o,, Havana on Sunday. carrying an American
oe,cer whose name is not given. He behaved In
friendly manner toward all the passengers, but
VIXEN The vessel reached Nuevitas ne ordered the
49,. - kaan All on board then dsembarked
5dnsef sent body OF armed men 10 occupy me
steamer placed a guard In the telegraph orce
Sa.i;-trg 70 allow any messages TO pass. took the
nigh rain FOR Camaguey. returned the foIIoWlng
morning released the ship. and LETT for Puerto
Principe by train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08

--h. snan,sh War Veterans Association. an or
.ar,va,lon which was formed several weeks ago
having for It's object the perpetuaton OF the ties
formed nv volunteers and regulars who took part
4, ,ha racen, war. met again last evening In the
o,d Guard Arnory. at Forty-ninth-st and Broad
-. rh.odo-e p Smith presided. The principal
Wy. -. .ransact.d aside from the election OF a
number OF new members was the appoint mem Oh
70 attend convention In Philadelphia
stnh Is ~ he held by the Spanish American W ar
vninn,aers from September 10 3. Those VINO
49, arno,nted az delegates are b. A. Reinold A
y Pe,mer r. A Doremus. j. T. McNurray and
pnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
DEFENCE OF NEW-YORK HARBOR.
GENERAL WILSON RECEIVES A Crafty
ING REPORT FROM THE BOARD OF
ENGINEERS HERE.

Washington. July General Wilson the
Chief Of Engineers. some time ago called on the
Board Of Engineers ar New-York for plan Tor
the defence Of New-York Harbor. with view
10 meeting the requirements OF the East Chan-
mel To-day he received an elaborate report
with maps and drawings, making a complete
plan General Wilson is much gratifed TO learn
that the cost Of the new project will be con-
siderab less under the plans submitted to-day
than the estimates heretofore under considera-
.fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
WAR RELICS FOR THE SMITHSONIAN

washington. July 7-Oficias Of the Smithsonian
N.s,,,,,on after visiting the Norfolk Navy Yard
baye applied to the Navy pepsr'eO. for nun wn-
ss, 81 relics both of the Civil and spanish war
oer - 80 found at the yard These include parts
Of the equipment Of the sDsn tss gun ports nom
Merce 1d ,rsgate Cum erland The department VIII
.ns or he relics over 10 the smithsohiA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
GAS AT IS CENTS A THOUSAND

The Charities Commissioners have made con-
tract with the Notwithstanding Gas Company by
which the company will supply gas for Bellevue
Hospital and the emergency hospitals for one year
a the rate Of 40 cents "a thousand cubic feet II
was said Yesterday that the reduction in the price
Of gas under the contract would save 1900 a year
in the lighting of the hospitals. The price paid
last wear was g. cents a thousand feet. and the
lighting bills amounted 10 about 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
AUEPICAN-SHOT GAME IN CANADA.
A BILL TO ALLOW sPoRTsMEN TO TAKE HOME
WHAT THEY HAVE KILLED

WHAT THEY HAVE KILLED
Montreal July (SpeciaD.-The measure asked
,o- nv the Came Protective Club Of Quebec 20 per-
NIT American sportsmen hunting in CanAda 10
take home with them the trophies OF their skiii Is
now before the Canadian Parliament az Gov
eminent bill BY this legislation the Government
takes 70 Itself the power 10 make regulations e''
ernlne the export Of game At present the export
,s forbidden: but Il is the purpose OF the Govern
nent 70 allow sportsmen to take home with tuen
the game which they are allowed 70 shoot uluef
the enactments Of the various Legislatures
These game laws strict. In Quebec huh,er
must have license which costs him 10. ana ne
then has permission 70 shoot only three aee.. ~
m adfoining province OF Ontario the nufnper OF
deer allotted 10 each hunter Is two. Only one
license given FOR each season. so that pot,hun'
~ H. ont OF the question The Quebec Fish anu
Came club mas been active in promoting the meas meas
NE &c ir is anxious 10 encourage American huht-
ers N visit the game preserves OF this provinces
witch q re asserted 10 be the best the continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
u4nr nrNERAL PASSENGER AGENr.

chicago. July (speciaD.-Thomas W Lee, Tor
49,. To-, ,u,o Years assistant chairman OF the west
srn passenger Association. with offices IN chicago.
ha. been appointed general passenger agent OF INC
Dalavare. Lackswanna and Western Hahway, 20
succeed W 3. Howell. who mas resisheu
s ,,h chicago man TO go 20 the Delaware
aoLawanna and Western. the other three oeinS
PresSent Truesdale, Traffic Manager 1870 a.d 60
anysrtlsing Agent Hunter. Mr.. Lees RAM .. a. a
90 heran twcnty-one years ago ne s'1Ln.e -
tsIsxraph operator for the Baltimore ann on'o w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
ANOTHER COLONEL SELECTED.

Washington. July captain Brereton, OF inc
o.,t rn,antrv. who distinguished himself in the
Santiago campaign. is to be appointed co'onei OF
on. OF the volunteer regiments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
CRICKET IN ENGLAND.

London. July In the cricket matcn 'o-1sy
- ,ha PLAYERS and Gentlemen elevens al Ken
s,ngton oval. the Players. in their hrst innings
mad. IN. remarkable total OF sT runs Al me
cIo.. of MAY to-day the Gentlemen had scored ~
snn. For ave wickets down. IN their rrst innings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
TASMANIA RATIFIES FEDERATION.

Hobart Tasmania. July The Legislative Coun
Al and the House OF Assembly to-day passed inc
Federal Enabling thus ratifyins on ne pa.
Tasmania the work Of the Australian Feoef~'A"A'
Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
vrw ForRTH CLASS POSTHAsTERs.

us.btnston. July THE following were among
me fourth class postmasters appointed 'o-1Hy
Nsv-York-Adrisn. Cornelius A. JACKSON i'-'
ford Fred Shapley - - r,,-,.k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
CANAL COMMISSIONS WORK.

THE PANAMA COMMITTED WILL DIX
PARIS.
Washington. July The lsthman cana JIM
mission to-day worked details 81 the duurs %
~. committees II has been decided 20 senu .n'
Panama Committee 10 Paris prooaoy I'M " ~
49, vorrsor admiral Walker. who Is a member
=, al The &C nmittees probably will accompany
tbsn as well as one or two members OF me L ON
ittee on Commercial and Political tsSTs Paseo
ssssors Haupt and johnson ana eN-S7''
a,e nero hers OF this committee. -. .,o,,narx az
Will. il had been expected 'ha' me Psris detail
tne ~ South late this month there mas ueen
Houtu Nv ~ sickness the isthmus that the sI~'
,nav no delayed until late IN the iail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
LUNA'.S SLAYERS ACQUITTED. |
AGUINALDO STRONGER SINCE THE
DEATH OF HIS LEADING GENERAL
GENERAL BATES'S MISSION.

Manila, July THE trial at Cabanatuan OF
the slayers of General Luna, the Filipino leader
who was assassinated by the guard Of Aguinal-
acquitted on the ground Of self-defence. The
testimony showed that there was a conspiracy
upon the part OF Luna and other officers to Kill
Aguinaldo and make Luna dictator.
Lunas death seems TO have strengthened Agui-
naldo's leadership for the time. Lunas sup
porters now outwardly loyal to Aguinaldo
The members Of the Spanish colony here are
lionizing the survivors Of the Spanish garrison OF
Baler on the east coast OF Luzon who returned
here last night with the Spanish commissioners
sent 10 treat with the Filipinos for the surren-
der Of the Spanish prisoners dozen banquets
have been arranged in their honor. and SUBJ
scriptlon has been started for their relief.
Lieutenant Martin the only surviving officer
Of the garrison denies the story that he killed
manded at Baler. because he tried to raise a
white flag Martin says the captain died OF beri-
beri
The transport Churruca is 10 take General
Bates 10 the Sulu Islands a diplomatic mis-
sion The General will endeavor 10 arrange the
basis for n friendly understanding with the Sui
tan OF Sulu. who claims to be friendly to Amer-
cans Under the sultans treaty with Spain he
received a subsidy.
General Wheaton IL to take command OF Cen
eral Hale's brigade AT San Fernando. General
Hale is returning 70 the United States with the
Colorado regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
v4RK TWAIN GOES TO SWEDEN.

London July 7-samuel l. clemens anu l-, lai..s
=. don today for Sweden. where MI Clemens
uiIl take he Swedish cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
TIE VENEZUELAN ARBITRATION.
SIR RICHARD WEBSTER CONTINUES HIS SPEECH
BEFORE THE TRIBUNAL

Paris July AT to-days sitting OF the
Venezuela Arbitration Commission. Sir Richard
Webster, leading counsel for Great Britain con-
tinued his presentation Of the British side OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-08
THE NEWARK FOR THE PHILIPPINES

Santiago de Chill via Galveston, Tex, July =
The United States cruiser Newark has left Val
paraiso for the Philippine Islands. She will call
Callao. Peru.
The arrival Of the Newark AZ Valparaiso was re-
ported 10 the Navy Department on July T. AT which
time II was said she would receive orders at Cal
lao 10 proceed TO San Francisco.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-09-07
A Touching Incident.

have read OF town meeting In Penn
sylvaafa where the question of license was
to be decided, writes a correspondent OF
the Herald and Presbyter. AS the ques-
tion was about to be put there arose from
one corner of the room miserable female,
wrinkled and gaunt, and stretching out
her arms In a shrill voice she cried: Look
upon me. You all know me, or once did.
You all know that was once the mistress
OF the best farm in the township. You all
know too, had one of the best-the most
devoted OF husbands. You all know how
had five noble-hearted, Industrious boys.
Where are they nowp Doctor, where are
they now? You all know. You all know
they lie in row side by side, in yonder
churchyard; all-eyery one of them filling
a drunkard's gravel They were all taught
to believe that temperate drinking was
safe-excess alone ought to be avoided;
and they never acknowledged excess. But
l saw the gradual change coming over my
family and prospects with dismay and
horror; felt We were all to be over
whelmed in one common ruin. / tried to
ward off the blow. l tried to break the
spell-the delusive spell-in which the
idea of the benefits of temperate drinking
had involved husband and sons. / beggeI,
! prayed; but the odds were against me.''
And. with her arms flung high, and her
tall form stretched to its utmost, and her
voice raised to an unearthly pitch she ex-
claimed: II shall soon stand before the
judgment seat OF God--I shall meet you
there, you false guides, and be witness
against you alp
She spoke and vanished. But when the
chairman put the question, "Shall any
license be granted for the sale OF spirit
uous liquors?" the response was unani.
mous-"No!"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-09-07
Total Abstinence In Hot Weather.

Avoid alcoholic drinks II you want to in
sure yourself in these torrid days against
heat prostration. Whisky is first a stimu-
liant and then depressant. 1t overworks
the heart for a time, and then there is
languor due to lack of material on which
to labor. Vitality is lost and probably at
tho critical time. Under the influence of
liquor the mind is deceived as to the real
condition OF things. Temporarily stimu-
lated by its action, man is liable to ex-
pose himself more than he ordinarily
would, or to exert himself more than is
needful. Heat prostration or direct sun
stroke Is the result.
A curious phase Of the whisky drinking
habit is that its victims imagin or try to
make themselves believe that liquor may
be used in all emergencies. In winter they
use 1t to protect them against the cold,
and In summer it's refrigerating qualities
are extolled. But those who put any
thought into the matter may see for them
selves the absurdity of such conflicting
claims.
As matter Of fact, neither in summon
nor winter is alcoholic drink necessary,
Those who abstain from its use, utterly, are
happier and healthier than the people who
look upon 1t as panacea for all ills, and
who use or abuse It accordingly. Try let
ting it severely Rlene and notice the bene-
fetal results.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-09-07
Crimes Traced to Drink.

Liquor selling among the Indians has
been pretty we'll suppressed. For sixty
years the Government has attempted tc
enforce prohibition among its wards in In
dian Territory. Congress made 1t penal
offense to carry whisky or any other In.
toxicating liquor into an Indian reserva.
tion. and a similar penalty was imposed
upon its sale to Indians anywhere. To en-
force this law the courts have been in.
creased and hundreds Of deputy marshal=
have been employed both in the Territory
and along the border.
Years ago, when the Indians were practi.
cally alone upon their reservation, it was
a difficult task to control their thirst fol
fire water, but when $50, 900 white men were
added to the population the problem be.
came almost impossible Of solution. II he
can be kept sober the Indian makes good
citizen down there, but when he gets "a few
ounces of fire water into his veins all his
savage instincts and passions are aroused
and he becomes demon. Ninety-five pei
cent. OF the crimes of all kinds committed
in Indian Territory can be traced to drink
and nearly all the business Of the courts u
provided by the whisky peddlers.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-09-07
The Crusade in Brief.

( The saloon is an incubus upon all indus.
try.
The saloon is O legalized drunkard fac.
tory.
Don't try to quarantine the saloon, but
help to kill 1t.
BY their fruits ye shat; know them-ap.
ply this to the saloon.
In the keen competition OF life men can
not afford to indulge In liquor.
II the saloon is wrong, as all admit, car
any amount OF money mako it right2
License is not intended to stop the II
ouor traffic. but to perpetuate 1t by law.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-09-07
A TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
The DRINK EVIL MADE MANIFEST
IN MANY WAYS.

Modern Instance-An Army ONCE,
Who Believes the Liquor Tranic In .
Great Curse to Our soldiers-It 10 the
Enemy OF Discipline.
Who said Jim's dead?
guess there's some mistake.
1t don't seem more n six months age
An 'tafnt above a year, know,
That bid him goodbye, an said to him,
Lets take drink fer friendship, Jim
Jest one 'er the old times sake''
Jim shook his head, m said
He he'd never teched q drop;
That he'd promised his mother he would.
MT drink,
An he lowed she'd cry, m what 'ud she
think
lfshe knowed he had broke his word,
had Jim,
An she lovin' m trustin' him,
An Jim her support an prop.
But laffed m chaffed,
m called him some names, ye see.
m lowed that such 'fraidies want worth
no price,
That he wouldn't be likely to cut much
ice,
II he hadn't more man inside OF his
clothes
Than to want ter refuse q partin' dose
With an old time friend like me.
m Jim gave in, did Jim,
IN drunk quick, n held his breath,
said, "Here's luck to ye, old fep,''
m Jim said, "Better say luck to-.
Well,
never had heard Jim swear afore;
Then he went like shot outside the door,
With u face white m scared as death.
Who said Jim's dead?
l guess there's some mistake.
Drunk Killed woman crossin' the
track?
His motherp Run his engine smack
Into an open switch, m then
Was killed himself m the fireman.
Mighty quick work things make.
Sorry fer Jim, fer him
IN me was sorter chums one time.
low that Jim got swamped on drink
M yet he want the feller you'd think
That 'ud go to extremes-but one cane
tell.
Just year ago, remember we'll,
Jim thought drink was bad as a crimel
IS. B. McManus, in Rams Horn
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-09-07
GOOD TIMES!


drum
will
And
herain goodi imesc
I.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06
proteftorat for Cuba?
st leesnoe glab | 0apana ipnss OF
bGIbe til ben Netnin8.

Sopond, Obi. DIT. - en Hsoat'
tipnsarti,sl / ga 2uda" iods bar bait
meoen 9igtusfpn. 9enne Grtttsl
aorbinbelie meb andre, Tom bar ituaei
at lafe I famine giab, tdges Tom et
gibnegbpro ON, at 8laoet begpnoer
at ittae fla / Sapsr Of ct amerituri'
grotettorat ODER Gen. S artitlen
iboa heber bet bldnbt dnoet:
"gens mdtertsGe o9 politiIte BEL
frro beror poo gsns Rigoomsfilos:
ps fremtibi9 Sonoel, Der er belt ra
bplbent / be 5orenebe Stuters Sanber.
Spis be om~.ritanIts 8plpnier erbper'
Der nosen Gprruns poa be amerttan't'
Martebsr, iaa bill Cuba - bpor rig
na frugtbar ben eno sr - bli ube a.
Stanb til at afbenbe fine proouttsr
% bill fslselig bli bra9t gobtfom til
getlerftapen. !6pis be 5orenebe Sta
ter aabner fine Warteoer for Cuba, et
bet Hart, at be maa pa 8eoerlas Der
for. Oct cubanite Solt burbe buf..
paa bet 6attum, at be life fan naa frenI
til @slitanb uben ct ameritunft Msar'
FEB"
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06
Serre ~Sorbryoelier.
Ut marfcIig Sifnssbrro ON be gooe
Siler.

Solicit, 81, 3bie Stt. - 5 2obet
al September Maaneb sr lite en- sneIts
MP 5angs mobtagst Deo Solicit Stats>
fengiel. Oct er ferits Gang / 5Gng@
iIets Siituris, at bette er 6Gnot. Oct
bar aloris for gaaet iaa msget Iom en-
bsl Wauneo uosn at nne Sanger bar
p9ret mootaget.
SdngerneS Intal er blet fnrre pg
ferrs / BE- iioite 4ar, itbsn be 6eore 81
Der besnnosr at msIoe fig. 5 Mat
1896 buisos anitalten 1923 Strafans
ger, % MI er Der fun 1878. De
6narbe Siper / 1854 bibrpg msget
til at fnloe 6arsIIet. Sra LITE SttOz
Der 1894 til 30te September 1895
mpbtpgss 927 npe Sanger. Sra lite
Sttpbsr 1898 til 28os September
1899 mpotugss fun sos ener liot ppsr
bet bulpe. Wdn fan iaalsbes ie, at
SorbrnbsIierne minter at / eooe Siosr,
naar Der er fulot al Irbeioe for ale.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06
Stor S%anohanoel.
st Spnoifat fiober 10000 Heres
paa Gnba.

Sapanu, 3bie Oft. - aonares
muno 81. Saplep bar Tom Repr9iens
tunt for ameritanIte &dpitaliiter tisbt
ben iuatdlote Stnguuro Sutterplane
tage / 9ropinien Mutan3as, en- at be
itsrite / belle Cuba. Den pmfutter
ialt pmtrins 10000 Qcrss, Der tint
gemsb andre Giebpmme lungs Spos
tbiten, Tom Mr. !Satplep lisger / I'm
b%erbonoling ON. forpentes at bile pro-
bueere 100 Milipner gunb Gutfsr
pm Garet. gn itor part al bet tisbte
2unb er "iomfruslig Soro". ION Der
bill bli toitet paa omtring $1,50O,000.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Sluabebepartementet 1T telegram
fra abmiral @utIon, fpm betrefter
BEN tiblisereM ebbetelIe ON aanpnbaas
ben "urbaneta"s gbelGgaeIie. st an.
bet Telegram fra 4pmiralen mepbeler,
at ban babbe erfuret siennem Sniurs
eentfiloer, at 8aabens 8pmmanbant,
Gptabet Welbprn 6. Woob, blep br9bt
/ aampen. Manpfabsts Sti9bne
fienbes enbnu life.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

"Worosren bopbe t~bosIisOis bapt til
Seniigt at itiGls," lpber Ell apisreferat,
men bd 6r. SIia beloispis 0uscn ifors
peisn bdpoe o%sponeret ale fine rsos Yense
I en- sant, miitebe ban tun eiOst Os Flap
at blipe bsitiddIet."
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06
Soroeetp eneecirfulation

Bai6ington, 2ben Sftobsr. - 9ea
maaneblige Sp9ape fra Gomptroler
Of tie Gurrencn piisr, at Girculatios
men at Observation-Disclosures ben 3otc
Sept. = qar bar $243, 290, 12S, en-
5ors9elie paa ct aar at $7,933,17S
pg en- 5orsselie paa en- maanso at
$1,218.336. girtulationen buieret
pua Il. g. Bombs bar $207,314,173
en- Tprsselie paa ct aar at $2,258,
no.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

"SDorOan git bet iii, al ben ancritas
nsriuo., Tom a~nfsrte 9emonftration.n
mob Srspfus / parts forlebsn. life itrar
blso ~itoppst2"
Oct belle bsrosos pad en- 5siItagslie.
De GngeIite troeos, at bum talte ;granf,
og 6ranfmGnbene trosbe, bun tplte On,
getf."
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Yrincipalsn: "Du lusos grepst paa ct
Steo, bpor SCR. Smith itrar bill lasge
W9rfe til bet, baaber ieso"
0iisrguttsn: go ba. Seq itat en-
andppenodl eiennem greoet os fate bet
fdit pua Stolm bans"
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06
lille YGnfene batter neb.

saIeren bles fIsrs 9anse afbruht
at lepenbe 8ifalb, oe miot / Solsn.
netpp Tom profesiorens "Gloquens"
bar pua iit Ssieite. bar 9sssiitringen
Iaa p9stig, at neiten ale 9antens
reg iItpttsr, faaat publitum meb st
bsfanbt fig pua GoleeegrunOens blsbs
@rsnip9r. Otter bette lille tpmif.e
Sntermes3p, Tom fprpprig LIB at uben
Staoe paa 2ip ps Semm,r, fprtIattes
Sulsn meo fornpet 8raft.
Oct nGfte Rummsr pua 9ro9rams
met bar "Srbet frit" eler, r~sttere, ben
elitpGrbise amsritanfte Sill at fable
paa Salere". 9Gren for bet ferIte
aulo tilfdlot SonIul !Sale STEMS
Lamb fra Wabiiun. Wis., iom talte
for Horse
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06
MinneSotaT Normal School
ed Business COLLEGE

Ten beeIt no ltnrebe % met omtansSrige
Ecrtnnliicit ! Herhpriten. Emt6tttr ieis
senoe Afoeiinegr: 6orhereDeiies. Teachers,
Commercial. Scientific. University Pre-
para;ory. Shorthand and Typewritinr,
E~iocutlon. Music. Painting, Telegrsphy,
Business Law.
Qlfuer Ian beenahe I'll bpilteEiemheI5
Ste 90 prlge tine Sag.
Ven me ilnIsfersat aatal0s "a liant
uGrniere S~plnsEiuser iaaes irit. @oresit:
IL. Loftfieid, President,
e1er j.. NJ. Balzer, Vice President
100 q. 6rautiiH glpe,
RtnnCapcIiS, Wtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

"Sporban fan bu fe 5urfiet paa siftig
"a fpiielia Sop, 8uttcn min2~
"@a, bet sr let uot. Spis ben 5often,
Fom IpiIsr benz, sr ilipe nrite Dag, er be
aobs. Ssriom ban sr bob, er be siftigs,
BET .r Ieen not bet"
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

Oerefter blep Der tdIot paa Mr.
Better Baden fra gbicasO, aniat peb
"Stdnoiuapen". Mr. galden biIiebe
fra be sdmle norite Ssttlers | G6icas
90, en- Screening, Der bar itiftet for ct
Snes aur iioen. !6an bsfIdgeoe, at
be It'll, bar tilitebe Der, paa famine
sio, Tom ban ubtalts lin ssen 8lqos
oper at bare tilitebe | benns 9rp9rs
oiss 5priumIins. San priiebs ale BE-
nprite gionsrer. fpreot Tom be bar
pau ole 9antsr al 2anbst, % ments.
at en- Screening iom ben norits pionsr.
f~orenins / Qmsritu pilos bibrase me-
get til al Iamle benz. San f~pruoioqs
be. at ben lib pilbs TONNE, bd ben
nprfts gtfoItniug / DE- 5prtnsbs Sta
ter billie blips lissiaa flor Tom /
Norae.
paitor grebei.n fra Stouabton
Wis., blsO unmobst ON at iiee noole
Orb, SaH Iagos, at ban pay ,ommsn
til Soften for at bsre, og itt. beres.
Der tunot bare benz, iasos ban, Tom
Decorah-posten., 1899-10-06

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f9roebs pionersr os beres 8ebrifter.
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Qutber Gpflsae.