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Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
Council / tino..

The city conncil met ID atIiionrned
session MONDAY , evening. \ il. A bsent,
Carlson and Moegglein. g s D &. . .... ssa 81.
The minutes Of the June meet nga
were approved. ss.s.:$. f
I. The reports Of the city Justices
were referred. # ,;S fs !. SIS. = sE.>s
e Liquor bonds were approved as
follows: Thos. .Monohan, with John
Dolan and W. NJ. Fuller as sureties;
R Marotte, with E.. Pilon and N.
Morin as sureties. ri i, IL 81. -,
/ The street. commissioners report
for July-amount $329.41-was ap-
proved. : '','t@ .ss*$* >::s: $s: e Z ~.
| The matter OF the West siie fire
beh,5 which is sbndly cracked, was
!, referred to the fire; committee -:
Geo: Lafond asked that 500 ht
voted to help the. street fair. AID
Martin opposed the idea, and voted
against the resolution: Aid. Hill
Lane, sMecusker and Peterson voting
aye. :, - ''5 :>''>-s-.,> 80. :. =:
The bill OF JAS. Tanner, $12.75
for street work, was allowed, having
been by mistake left out of the MAY
report. 80 l..
C.. Sheldon, N. q. Elvig and NJ
Moe were present as deleg=es from
Chemical Co. No. 2. An engine house
and meeting place is wanted in the
northeastern part OF the city. After
considerable discussion, the fire
committee was instructed to look
mp location for an engine house
cost, and also temporary place TO,
the chemical engine.
! The matter OF the north uagor
bridge, was taken up, but nothing
definite done. The city will try te
acquire land west of the bridge, anc
open a street to connect with the
Green Prairie road. The lane
needed is owned by the Mcclure es
tate OF St. Cloud.
The council then adjourned.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
let us Prey.


sa From Greenla g icy noun tains an,
D Manilay &, coral stand, the pore Eben,ght-
ed heathen call away tosbeat$ the band
They're achin ter be ciy iyilized iin every ,p,,
4 heathe land ,and we've gotter have ID ID
arm fer The JOB. The heat hens are q
calm cali to our noble Christian race,
51at America g with all. the rest has got to to
set set g pace. and for our surplus product
Ven must have :a I. market-place-and
we've '''1' got ter have an army fer the job.
The heather in the peaceful path Of free
dom must be led At present he's too.
VOLATILE and light as to his head. The
only way to keep him downs ter fill him
up with lead-and we've got ter have
a1ns=army 1 fer the job. Thenit's rise up
William Riley now and come along with
me- y We're goin'to bring 'em blessings
and to set their pore souls free. They're
only yeller n'ggers, an they'll oon be up
a tree-but we've got ter have an army
fer the job! ssf=:5:.:.1s~. 4 ~:&@$ !, go -,
The pore benighted heather now no
Christian peace enjoys, Wen ,edjercate
'e,n like they do in Virden, Illinois, or
down in Caroliny where we hang 'em,
men and boy, just ter elevate the stand
| ard OF the,race. The 'Malays OF Phller-
poems haint got no sense at all. They
wanter rule their place themselves-I
! shudder at their gall! We've gotter
kill 'em of in doves, to make the rest
sing small. and ter elevate the glorious
standard OF the race. They're so
besotted in their pride that ef the truth
were known, they'ed likely ask the gov
ernment to leave them all alone. The
heather in their blindness now bow
down to stock and stone: but we'll ele:
vate the standard of the race. They've
g,tter learn their lessons in a mighty BIT
ter school. They've gotter crawl and
grovel undr white mems noble rule
We've gotter tre- 'em in tn mud. ter
keep our tempers cool and ter elevate the
standard Of the race.
The on ward march of destiny no Mig
ger crowd can stay. The Anglo.Saxon
race must git it's three square meals a
day. Well take their lands and make
'em work and then we'll shout ''Hooray''.
an thus We'll spread the Gospel far and
wide. We'll raise 100, 900 men to fight
them in their swamps, to lie at night in
jungles with their fever-ridden danps,
and tho we'll lose 10000 there from
wounds or cholera cramps, we'll spread
the blessed Gospel far and wide. Altho' [
haven't-been to church fer nigh on twenty
years, it makes me feel real pious just to
think OF the idear q saw one firm will
send out there 10000 quarts of beer) of
how we'll spread Gospel far and wide.
I'd write you more, butI have got a
"date' at three. We're going to hang a
nigger politician to tree Sol will close
this letter on the march OF destiny, and
the way to spread the Gospel far and
wide.
Colonel Yellowstone Yell.
The Boston Advertiser. .
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
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Died..

u Alphonses "a Plante J asag agedS IS years,
died at the rphanage ssunda 81
indanmat ton 81 the bowels, after 81
.short illness: The child was from ON
Gro okston. The remains were
buried IS the Convent I cemetery
Rev. j ohm NJ. I. Quimby died at ST. 81
abriel's hospital Sunday Il morning
at 10 clock Of heart disease, aged S3
years, To- months and s days. .5. 4
Nj. Quimby was born in Steuben
county, n. !. Sept. 6. 1915. He
lived is New Z ork. and Illinois be-
fore coming to,:sthis state, serving
during the Civil war as a corporal ID
Co, K, 14Sth regiment Of Illinois
volunteers. He, has been living with
his daughter, Mrs. WI Hampton
in this city, for the past ten years
His wife died in 1886 He leaves
four sons and d daughter-Charles
living in Illinois,; John:sM and. Mrs
". J. Hampton, Of Little Falls; Os
car, in Oregon; and Chas: r., Of Par
ker,, this county. He also has a
daughter-in-law, the: widow of biz
son George, living in Idaho. 49,. I.
The funeral services were held al
the NJ. E. church Monday afternoon
conc ucted by Rev. saundersou o.
Royalton, and the remains were es
corted to their place in Oakland
Cemetery beside the wife who had
gone before, by the. Masonic lodge
of which fraternity the deceased has
been a member for sixty.three years
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

There is one thing that can happen
to the American flag verse than to
be hauled down. That is TO have
it's meaning and it's messa ge changed.
Hitherto it has meant freedom,
and equality, and self government,
and battle only for the sake of peace.
Pray God it's message may never be
altered. -.
May the luster OF it's equal stars
never be dimmed by the shadow of
the crowned imperial eagle. May
it's stripes of pure red and white
never be crossed by the yellow bar
sinister OF warfare for conquest.
Nay it never advance save to bring
liberty and self government to all
beneathits folds. May it never re-
treat save from a place where it's
presence would mean disloyalty to
the American idea. May it float IN
tarnished, and unchanged, save by
the blossoming of new stars il it's
CELESTIAL field OF blue. May all seas
learn to welcome it, and all lands
look to it as the emblem of the
Great Republic; the mountain peak
Of nations, lonely, if need be, till
Others have risen to her lofty stan
dard. 1z d s5s5 Ss5s
God keep her from lowering her.
flag from that solitude 81 splendor1
TO- follow the fortunes 81 tho con con
quering sword. i
God save the birthriK NIT 81 the one lns3
country On earth Whose iildeal is notI
to subj bjugate the world hut to sn.I 4
ghtsn tsaet from ) erulno,aIof' j u
TIE Rev. Henr d d o.
Il 4 IlI|iI ~ r. R i7gs y
n ~ N
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

Senator Burrows Of Michigan
must be q bold, bad man. He hae
always bsen 9 strong administrator
republican, vet lie is strong lycriti
cising Mel Kinley's policy in The
PHILIPPINES, saying that. a coaline
station is enough, and that the
United States can get plenty o
Oriental trade without following
the administrators ideas. & sr1*.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

Justice Sheldon gave the plaintiff
.judgment in the case Of John sitz-
man Of Buckman VS.. Peter Poster
Sitzman gave bond for q deed to
Bishop Seidenbusch for certain land
but was paid nothing on it, The
church authorities allowed Poster to
use the land, and sitzman sued fol
damages. ..':-" - M IL u. T. Z y
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

Embalmed beef, Shafterism and
Sampsonism, Eagan, Cuban joFs,
contractor stealings, poodle doctors,
Corbin, Alger. Otis and truth sup
pressers-whew! Take that garbage
pail into the next alley!-G. C..
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
st. Joseph's Benevolent societ,
of the German Catholic church ha

st. Joseph's Benevolent Society
of the German Catholic church has
elected the following officers: !: =.
President-John Kerricb.
Vice-Pres.-Fred Valentine.
Rec. Sec. j. j. Gross.
Fin. Sec.-John Billstein.
Treas.-J. L. Meyer.
Marshal-Jos. Lagerbauer.
Messenger-Carl Ehman. !.
Standard Bearer.-F. Wirtwitzki
Finance Committee-A. Simonet
NJ. Raster, Adam Trafas. +:
Sick Committee-A. Brill, J. Ker'
rich Jr., F. W. Mitchell. ,.,...s.,,.
Examining Physicians-Drs. Fort
ier and Dumont. >.'s.
Rev. Raster was elected delegate
to the national gathering at S.
Paul Sept. 18th TO 21st. ~
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

l do not speak Of forcible annexa-
ton, because that is not to be thought
OF, and under our code of morality
that would be criminal aggression.
President Mckinley, Message to
Congress, 1897.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

Mr.. Clausen wisely resigned. The
election of Mr.. Lind was a condem-
nation Of the grain department.
which the state commission should
not have disregarded.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

B. B. Benjamin is for the present
employed as bookkeeper at the West
side meat market.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
A Dulut th nan named Smith de-
.clined s $4,000 state Office. The de-
5mand for his phot ograph Is great. 4.

Window glass is selling 5atlthv high-
est figure since 1880, and possibly
1870. f is 100 per cent higher than
q year ago. There is . great trust
behind it. 81 s3 .s2 E
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

M. 2. Meyer, the defendant in the
Wise Meyer assault case, was bound
over Friday to the September grand
Jury in 5000 bonds.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
1900 to Boston and Return

via Nickle Plate road. August II and
18th. Good returning for arrival at in
itial starting point not later than Aug.
31st. Write General Agent, Ill Adams
ST., Chicago, for particulars and sleeping
car accommodations.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

In the case Of the State rs Kernan
in which NJ. Krauee was com plainant,
Herman was bound over to the grand
jury BY Justice Sheldon. Wednesday.
He was CHARGED with shooting into
tie 5Krause house one night . year
ago The people concerned are
neiphbOrs E5s / 81 X .} } q +:
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
The ImperiaIist's Prayer.

1uC tNIpCl b0I1Sl I0ytts
O Lord, we thank thee that we are
not as other nations, and especially
as those poor Filipinos who have no
rights which Americans are bound to
respect. We thank thee that where
ever our flag floats, there we send
missionaries-and Schlitz beer! We
thank thee that thou art the God
and Father of America and the Amer
leans, and in a lesser measure of the
entire Anglo-Saxon race, but not OF
other nations, races Or peoples, and
especially not of the Filipinos. We
are thy special favorites. We know
that because OF greed, injustice,
monopoly and aggression Rome
fell, but these things, OLord, will
not affect US, thy favored nation.
We'know that poor old Spain owes
her decline to, her cupidity, intol-
erance and iniquity, bnt these things
o Lord, will not affect us, thy fav-
ored nation, For US, it is all right
to shoot down miners in Idaho and
men, women and children in the
Philippines. We know that even
Jerusalem OF old was DESTROYED and
ancient Isarel shattered because they
did not obey thy laws, but we ale in
no danger, for we are thy favorite
people, and with US, as General Otis
says, 1.-THE end will justify the means. !"
We thank thee, o Lord. that the
governments derive their just pow
eTsfrom the consentcfthe governed''
il true for our revolutionary fore
fathers but is false for the Filipinos
OF today, even though Admiral
Dewey, the greatest man in the
world, has said that"these people
are far superior in their intelligence
and more capable of self-go7ernment
than the natives OF Cuba,". whose
independence we have pledged our
selves to secure. We thank thee, o
Lord, that the Golden Rule is good
for othe- nations to apply in their
treatment Of us, but is not rule
for our nation to apply in, it's treat
ment of Filipinos, who would better
be treated to cold steel or hot lead,
while the common people Of our own
land are held in subjection to the
rule of gold. We rejoice that while
it was wrong for Spain to shoot
down struggling Filipinos, it is all
right for us to do so. We thank
thee that although Spain did not
own either the Filipinos or the Phil
ippines, yet We bought them from
Spain and therefore own them now.
We pray that We may succeed in
civilizing and Christianizing the FIJI
ipinos, even though ii order to 40
80 We are Obliged to I exterminate
them. We pray thee that we b, may. !
.'carrY the blessings 81 our i,usti.
tutions' to foreign lands, even:
though We have to repudiate at.
home ONE the very principles upon u which
our instituti utions are based and per-
NIT trusts, mono polies, land alord dismrn5.
im11liiliiEtarism q and plut tocracy to under
mine those insti ions. M q pray
that the American flag and tho
.la1l Christian ''il'lt cross MAJ be carried all
around 5he globe, even thong their
whole y roaming and message shall 5be1
changed rom liberty and love tho| h
despo otism and H5sel iishness. And|
thine thin g the kingd on, the power|
z and the gloIy subject of y courasel, to| .;
ne usual Admins ton discount,
ttorsse 40 ever l sople's|
Paper.
AZ w & I s. q s. i q 81
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
FRIDAY, AUG. 4.

With Emperor Mckinley taking a
vacation, and Mark Hanna in Lon-
don, Corbin must be about the
"whole thing'' iu Washington.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04
Hurt While Stealing Rides.

Henry Flajale, OF Bay City, Mich
is at the hospital quite badly hurt
While riding on the rods Of a freight
car Monday evening he FIJI ASLEEP
and fell off When he came to he
was lying on the track; no train
near and his head cut and, badly
bruised. He was found and taken tc
farm house, then brought to the
city the next morning. and left al
the depot until taken to the hospi
tai by order OF the city poor com.
mittee.
Albert Umlauf OF Milwaukee while
trying to board a freight train at Oar
ling Tuesday night, fell under the
trucks and lost two legs. He was
brought. to Little Falls, and bis
wounds dressed. He was IN his way
to Dakota. :: j..
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

Ten men under Asa Porter wens
up On the Grow Wing " Wednes-.
day night to bring down 8 drive for
the Hennepin Poper GO. They are
Ed: Briggs, ~: Ray ymond, 7: King,
Olin Grey. Elmer Crosland, Fred
Adams, Chas Shea, Ed Van Bus-
kirk, ] McD Donald and y Knapp. ~
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

The Gov case Of Mary Ga.steski
vs. Thos. Perovitz of y Pike Creek
came np before ] nstice sheldon
W1edlnesd lay and vas ontinued one
sweek.
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

55s Jos. Kkintop q Randall was. before
.Justics SHIELD Ion yesterday charged with
breaking down i = fence belonging to
.C(has.. Nelson, and pulling the said Mel
sons luxnriant 81 Whiskers. The evidence
was not sufficient and Kintop waa dis
charged. ss
Little Falls herald., 1899-08-04

sll III,
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
9uinnis.
InbrrfelbeiGnate ajsr.

s Rolfs Sldst.ri pna Union gpss
MI. / Gbitdgo unbsrisgtes / Wdnodgs
25 iIdstebs aisr. gtaeidmmsn iunos
tes at pars bef1ngts msb 3ubertIer.
Oct sialot peb llnosrIseelisn al fod ct
gsgrsb ON. | bpilt,n Grab Spgooms
men er uobrsot / Smsr, Sft o9 ajso.
unosrisgelien leososs al Re%gjerin9ss,
Stotss % 9pembeosmanb. De /
Wonougs Ila9tsec DIR a ubisgt fro
en- 6Iot al 81 aisr, Tom tilbsrte 0prs
lrse 9. u. Brics, Der sier Ters fore
Weisrisr | Union. McSsnrp Co., 81.
Gftsr llnoerissslIsn srtl9rsbs Wpns
biabsosrns, al Reiultatst oiIts, at Obi,
cage 'aapeliom andre Steosr | Staten
blsp foribnst msb Wslt, Der / ~foruros
lisenos Grab inbebolot SpsoOmsipis
rer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
2obcs M nier 1917.
Sra dnore Sdnoe.
1rrpins.S aatn.

Oct btapnosr MI at lpsr, for 3rtps
Jus. Den 29oe Wdi beepHots adsles
tionsrsttsn be ofentIigs 6orbaroIiuaer
ON, bDorUiot 8reDiuss Sagsn ftuIos Ia
ges op pannp s1.r life. 6n al Dom
msrns, Ballot be gtaupre. aisngap Sna
gems Sang | fin 6sIbco o9 irembolot
iom lin Wsrine. al Drspin5 par uitg;s
big, % at G~itsrbn5p O ben itDIoige.
Den Itsrits 3ausbso bsritsoe unosr
gtaupsris n~iaopanligs flare % tpots
lias Oplbsniro oa bel O~ibtlsftiqs 0otu
msnt. Dele Gftsrmioodgsn ben isriis
Dag git meo. fsr ban blsU irroig. )
en- anosn Del AZ SuititspaIaoist optc'
qcs Iamtibia Observation-Disclosures mob
be 3rsnfuss fisnofe 9eputsr.bs 8,rous
Isos og Worcsls 6obert. 8isis par Itil'
lsoe unosr antIage for at bups billet
opbiois qrmssr Ill at aisre Sp'tono
ben Dag, bd prriiosnt gaur, bltO Be-
erdDsn. 8srouleos bclot en- liotnitdbs'
lig o. oprsr'f 5ols oa omtntts Brett
bent Goubst pad en- me9st n.oiattsnoe
Wdube.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Gr Oct Malaria ener Nlnny
Popular scttnoe Monthly

2rGtkbsislslIe, 2ab al appstit,
paurlig 5orbeielie, og oft. Jtbsr er D,
alminbsliQe Spmptomer paa en- ipIios
Io9i't 3ilftunb, ION man dlmincelt9
tdIotr "Wtaldria." Glt oisie Spmps
toner fan r6re % sr | Nirttligbeotr
ofte en- 5slge of 9rugen al aIuns
gdgspulptrs / Waoldpniuasn. Der or
inQsn Spil ON. at alun pirttr ION
Gift pnu ems belle SpIt,m Den Odns
iteliagisr 5orosislIsn, soelGagsr Ners
perne. fadr glooet iii at bltpe init og
bcrspcr BET bets YitaIitet. alt bette
er bIeUet tposlig frsmIngt for publt'
tum, og er idd Hart Ipm 8agen. tat
let oGre Eager, Sunbbsos 'aommiss
iionsr og 5sosudres Snipettsrsr. Or.
Barter, ben Iremrdeeuoe Profession %
gs'tbrsr at gsnnIplpanid unipsriitss
tst, dn'sr gdgepulpsrs al alun for at
o9re ii ben @rao farliae for ben of
fentli9e Suno6eo," at ban flyer, at
"Sulset at BEN burbe fcrbpoes peo
2op."
llnosr bisis Smitnnoisbsosr sr bet
nmagen bGrbt for ,nbper 9usmooer
at dnbsnbs ben file Smul. Cmhu,
ION uotrnDeS for at bolos si ina fors
ligt Glsment borte fra 5umiliens
Mao.
gdgepulbsrs, icm er til6sreot al
reniet 9inIten. og bet ,r bet snsits
Slags 9agepulpsr, Der 6er onpenbss,
bsr tote omtrsnt 45c til SOC pr. puno.
Spis De oerfor bstalsr msget minore,
mad Der barre noget golf p~dafGroe;
bbis De betnlsr % Gents per puno,
eqsr minbrs, sr pulperst Iittsrt labet
az alun.
Duff ultib pun bisIe lig.fremm,
aisnosgjerningsr, naor De fjebsr
SagspuIOer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Ohio.
On Torbrposritolr | Columbus.

politist | Columbus bar iunost en-
1ppeifols, bpor Gutter blep oplRrts
til at Iti9ls os til at afbanos fine
3ppstuitsr. Der orrsitsrsoss fem
Gutter. %alsidmmen flere 9tar unoer
Wpnoiebsbsalberen. autboritetsrnss
Spm9rtiombeb blso rettst mob 5ilitss
oeD9rslisn at en- FABIAN Rsperbule peo
ben ipitemdtiIte Manoe, paa bpilten
7. Gr. snb.l gicDclss bar blspet itiaas
let pau Rorbiibsn / Columbus. De-
tsttiper isnbtes ub, % be fanbt oms
fiber gnpsnes Spbolositeb | ben
n9pnts gpb.l. Deb en- 5usunbsr'ss
g.lie fanbt politiet m 9ognldbning
msb foritisfIiae sppstoiter. gunoens
Wsblemmsr hapbs bsitsmts Rsaler og
Sn.b, iom b. fulsts osb fine Opera
TONER.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
!. glas Qrbeiberne peb sonIos &.

- gQs Nrbeiberne peo aanIds &c
asras Winerns beritsos git uo paa
Strsit ioag. bsrettss Gsroas fra Be-
bier. 80.
Ora Sort NORTH / 5sras meoz
beles, at gplinssns silitanb er nots
ida COB os itaois bsorss sfter oft bet
Hssn, iom falot | forrise lse. Raps
pprterne piisr, at 5~pebearealst er ON,
trent at famine Stsrrslie iom ifior.
bporimpo 5Dsosn lite paa ale St.bsr
ItiIsr iig iuu lopenoe Tom ifior. let
sr nqiten altiammen @aarbpebe.
California Sobnion" bar n9r Soma
Bart 5000 acrss msb Spsbs, Tom pil
poe fra 20 til % guibsls pr. aere.
pan pil ianbipnlispis bsite ialt 75,s
900 guibels Os psrpsb ia ino Co.
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Qmerifanife 6rape paa
Cuba.
De blep beforeret paa 6rapimDf,
n~ingsoagen.

Santiasp, 29bs raj. - 9storas
~tionsbossn bill bli ibufpmmet ogiaa
Der. itjsnt Der nu er mssst faa amsris
tanffe Solbatsrsrape / bsnns Del at
Cuba. Soispb ". Saunosrs bar
truFet arrangement for en- gribsnb.
G.remoni, Der pil bli uofsrt pso 8ras
rene til Sirens for "8irsinius"s
2~ras.bisn / 1873. ba omtring 80
ameritanf.s SisiOlt fra Stonnsrtsn
"8irginius" blsp tdgst tilfanss al ben
mantle aanonbaao tornado" Ga ie,
mere fuot. Nuior Saunosrs bar
msb mssst gsioar funbet Rsbs paa
9rnpene.
Sgidd | Guantanamo pil Sdeen
bli ihutommsi paa pasisnbe Waabs.
So,en at betorere fine aamsratsrs
GraDs bar ilaast sobt an pos Gu5a.
nsrne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
9nniul,..
On Milipn ior Auipmobilcr.

Stuosbdtsr Bros. Wtfg. so. /
South Ssnb bar | oiSie Oags dfIluts
tet aOntratter ON 9pgning at auto.
mObiIer for tiliummen 100000.
Sontratterns blsp afilutteos mso psns
gsmGno / Bolton Os Rem YOrt. 5ors
at 5irmast ital turns fplos oisIe nps
SsitiQinger, mao bet gisrs b~stpoelige
uopioeI'er til fine ulersbe ti9mpemGss
iies 5dbritsr, os BET oil ~ufortsOst gan
isang mso Spfsrelfsn at be fornsons
5ilb1gninssr CO llbitpr, ION tommsr
til at foite ncget Tom $4,000
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Sorifieuiet.

amsritdn Tobacco SO. bar pot
Wfsbe | 4lbdnp. u. ~. 6sItsmt iig ior
at dnlGgse 9obdisiabritsr / Snpan of
ptl itrdr gdd fra gsilutning iii Sanos
ling meo 9enbIit paa fensre at uooiot
i'm 5orretning beropsr.
"St. PAUL" at Qmsricans2in
isn forloo S%Outbdmpton 2sroag Wio,
bag ben 27oe Wtdi % Dsntss til Rerr
Yort ben 3ois 3uni. Rem gort" al
iamme 2inie iorlob Rem gort Ons.
bag 5ormibods 81. 10.
prGiiOsnt Darlington Union
league Club, philadelphia, gaD
2srougs en- Wiboug til 2Grs for ab.
mirdl Wiaiam Z. SampIon. Der
bar 40 @i9iter tilitsbs. Gfter Wio,
hagen bar Der Reception. On Qftsner
reiite aomirdl SampTon meo ,Ssrnt
bdns til Rem BORT.
arigsmintiter Qlaer bar for.
oronet, at be Rprbs og Spos8 atoto
trooper, iom nu sr pda 5iIippinerns
oso i'm 3ilbdgspenb.n iii be 7Soreneoc
Statsr, ton blibe ofmsntrst paa bpil.
tetIombelft Stsb Der | adnbet, bpor
bet maa fable benz belsiligt. Dsnnc
Orore biliss msb gifalb | be TO eta.
ter.
"Qmeritan gaptiit Risfonarr
Union" afiluttebs | Wonbass fin 85ot
aarstonpention / Gan iTroncisco.
SetretGren. poitor Mobis ira Bottom.
rdpportsrsoe, Of 9~aptifterne paa bette
Sentiment M tallsbe 4,141, 995 Si9le.
Sonoenticnen bsotog en- asIoluticu
3iHlutning til GrsbstonierenIen
5uag.
9umpsren "Gitp Of 3opsta,
ION tom fra glaIta til gictcria, g
g.. 2srbdgs, brasts Gft.rrstninc
ON, at ipp Manb bar brutn.t / gu,
tonfloben. Robn.ns pao tire al b
GOrulpttsbs opsipss Tom Gonrab Ro.
berg fra Nsp gort, 9apib petsrs fra
Grgldno % en- Wonb peo Raon
Rbobss. .. fDp 9rutnebs bdpot
ilaast Islee fra 9apion ben 1T:
April, interchangeable en- pois fulb al
Sub. aOmmsn 8 Ril fra 9ufpIop,
iolot be igiennsm Sisn.
iii Sos anseles / California
anton i 2eroass 8isrspsrtsiuesnisr
6. 8. paisIsp fra Rsbrs California,
bpOr ban bupoe rpbolot zig / to aar.
Sdn iunoe f~criitrs ON. at Gftsrrsi.
ninssrne ~unsdosnoe be riss @uioiunt
/ Santa Clara lite bar optrorepne.
Oct bar i~letitis uiabponligt, iagbs
ban. at finos Sub for $40 I boer
&~ubitpdro al platsr 8isginss, oa
snooo Gulotlumper atpd1. Mr.
paislep amer BE- nps 0ulof.Itsr for
BET bsofte "poor Man's Gounirp,"
ION .npnu sr Opbosst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
Or for 2sneerion.

Distoniins ii aonsresmano pil
itstts Sppasa ongrssmunoen 8auto
o. 9tnoerious Sdnoioatur for Spsd,
tersS tiningen / matte aonarssiums
ling, bsr,ttes fra Wilpdutes. 8snne
gsitsmmel'e 6lep tasst unosr ?. Sdm
raob | Sctel qfitsr 2srbag often.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
ptsrnnTt,t.
1rGbt ben tllnffesiili9lor.

Stto Martinion / WsnOmpnie tom
| Manba9s paa en- isrselig Waabe az
bass. st Sustus Iiuloe lsftes op ueO
Sialp al Struer. Wartinion lebebe
bette arbsioe, ba 5ugst uforparenoe
gleo oper mob ben enc Sibs og itprtsbs
neooper bnm. Den lllpttsli9e blep
fnuit msllem 9aset % SuspGsssn og
beoe sieblittelig. 6on bapbs / en-
aarrGtte rep~rGienteret 2bst 0aro /
9prdabet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-02
illpfir sna @ilwanteebantn.

siolig 2sroa9 Wurgen raiebe ct
poloIomt llpsir pper 8dbaibasG gnsn.
De Ip9re RegnItpl bepirteoe ct Sorbs
Ifreb NOR Sings Goolep. Wilpautses
banens Spor bIsO tiloGttst at Sorp
oa @rus iaulebes, at bu ct sog 81.
$50 ON Morsensn tom til Steoet,
boppebe 2ptomotipet pg ct par 9osne
at Sporet. Gn Mdnb, Sobn anoers
ion, tom faa farligt tilifdbe, at bon
neppe ian leps. acknowledgement 1T
enbel minbre furligs apaitslier.