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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14

will emember-with smle-the little picture
cards given first Opening Day nearly of
since We know and know better nowand to-
morrow offerings to patrons be practical just the
dress wishing the wanamOst everything
need in clothing housefurnishngs be price
irrespective Of profit with compliments of the Palas Royal
and hearty thanks for and
TOmOrOws the the fol owing birthday
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-14

Towards the Accomplishment of our
Plans, we have already opened an extern
sive Correspondence, not only for the Pur-
pose of procuring all the American News
Papers, but also such European periodical
publications, which may be useful and en-
pertaining.
America having now arrived to State
Of political Existence, and taken Rank as
SOVEREIGN and INDEPENDENT, among
the Nations of the Earth, and by the free
and liberal Constitution OF her Govern
ments. laid the Foundation for as perfect
Freedom as ever was enjoyed by any Com
munity; and we having the pleasure to
observe that our virtuous and magnani-
nous COMMANDER IN CHIEF, and ether
patriotic Characters, are become the
Patrons and Encourasers of Literature, In
several Parts of this Continent, it affords
us the sangune Expectations, from this
Establishment of Liberty, so favorable to
the Powers of the human Mind; and from
the patronage of the WISE and BRAVE,
that the Sons OF America will become dis
tinguished for their litesIry Accomplish
ments; And from such t@Iidaven has been
pleased to bless with Genius and Abilities
| we most humbiy solicit Assistance hoping
they will send us their Performances,
whether as Prose or Verse to which we
shall pay particular Regard.-And as We
| intend to maintain, with the strictest I'M
Partially. that Palladium of Liberty, the
| Freedom of the Press, so our Ambition
| will be to make our JOURNAL a Vehicle
of Amusement ant Instruction selected
from the most liberal Communications
from North TO South and from East to
West.
Every written Piece will be admitted
without Scruple, II not repusnant TO the
Cause of Liberty. or that. in any Shape,
may reflect Disgrace on our NEWS-PA-
PER, which we shall uniformly end avour
to conduct on the best and NEST rational
Principles.
ANY Schemes or Proposals that may
increase the COMMERCE of this Town
and consequently the Interest OF the In
hnbitants with improvements in ARTS.
| AGRICULTURE or MANUFACTURERS
tending to the Utility and Prosperity Of
that respectable Glass Of our Communi-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04

IT is the duty of every constable
or other peace officer to prosecute
each and every infraction of the
game laws that may come to their
notice. The state has made no pro-
vision for game warden, but has
said that the various peace officers
SHALL look after the game inter
ests. An officer can be removed
from Office if he fails to do his duty
IN this regard. There are certain
seasons when game may be legally
killed, and if men will not obey the
law they should be made to do so
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04
Wheat.

Seasonable quiet continues fea-
ture of spot wheat markets Grow
srs, buyers and exporters are all
busy with or preparing to handle
the new crop, and paying little or
no attention to spot business
Growers are al usual encouraged TO
believe that the acceptance of pres
ent values will not prove as prof
liable to them as to hold on in an
ticipation of a rise and are gener-
ally inclined to refuse 45c, about
the normal prevailing figures at the
interior. In support of this theory
1t is urged that something is to be
expected in their favor from devel-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04
Railroads Asked for Relief.

With the progress of harvest the
fact that crops are not equal to an
tlcipations is being proven. The
early part of the season was favor
able to rank growth of the grain.
and :he fields had the appearance
OF giving an immense WELD But
later conditions, bys ONE thought
to be the hot, dry weather, and by
others the rust which attacked the
grain early in the season, have
greatly reduced the expected Yields.
Coupled with this, the high rate
demanded by labor and that asked
for charters has cut down the net
price paid the producer till seri.
Gus condition is forced upon the
country, and many farmers will not
realize cest of production from their
crops unless leief is afforded them
To the end that this relief NAV
come a movement has been organ
lied to petition the various railway
lines to make a special or emer.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04

opments i'm the charter rate stu
alton. There has, in fact, been
reaction in tonnage of slight pro-
portions. For spot but AIS Cd is
demanded, and bottoms for future
loading are quoted 3Ss 9d@40s. In
the expectation OF California crop
of 100000 to 100000 bushels
and 100000 to 46,000,000 for
Washington, Oregon and Idaho,
the tonnage headed this way is
comparatively large, amounting to
some 10000 tons for San Fran
cisco, Columbia river, Puget Sound
and British Columbia, as compared
with about 10000 tons last year.
California estimates now place the
yield of that state at not far from
100000 bushels, while the north
west is reduced to probably 38,000,-
900 or 100000 bushels. This
may tend to more equitable posi-
ton in freights, and it is hoped
this will prove true. At present
values are nominally held un-
changed at Sc 1-2c for club and
So 1-2c for blue stem, which are
full export figures under prevailing
charter rates Round lots for spe-
cifc purposes would bring the usual
margin, though there are no present
exigencies tending to create special
demands.
OF the 81 carloads, or 46,500
bushels received during the week
there were a few small lots of new
crop, and during August it is ex
pected that two or three cargoes of
1900 wheat will be exported from
the Sound the first time for several
seasons in which new crop has gone
out prior to September /.
There is still very wide diverg-
ance of opinion relative to the wheat
output of this country. but despite
the fact that the Pacific coast has
suffered a reduction from previous
estimates, and advices from the
northwest have lost considerable of
the rosy tinge perceptible just after
the recent rains, there are still sub
stantial reasons for anticipating
that the total output will touch the
5O0,0O0,00O bushel point, possibly
reaching 550,000,O00 bushels, af
fording total including carry over
stocks of 100000, 900 to $50, 100000
and an export surplus sufficient to
supply usual demands upon this
country France has raised its es-
innate from 2S0,OCO,000 bushels to
33O,000,000 bushels, Australia and
India present improved prospects,
ond on the whole the situation does
not presentany sensational features
upon which to base expectations of
marked advances. On this coast
the situation is still complicated
by the Chinese difficulty. More
wheat has gone foreign from Puget
Sound in the form of -four the pres.
ent year than has been exported
direct, hence the dropping off in de-
mands for breadstuffs in the Orient,
is material and continued, will have
to be reckoned with, in affording
competition from miliers and fixing
values. West Coast Trade.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04

gency rate for hauling the grain of
this section to eastern markets.
Through the failure of crops in the
Dakotas and other states east, the
various railway companies will have
a large amount of rolling stock that
could be utilized in moving the
crops of this country to Eastern
markets, and so escape the pay
ment of extortionate charter rates
to ships on this coast, and place the
farmer in a position to make
profit on his crop.
Blank petitions are being sent to
all the grain shipping points in
eastern Washington for signatures,
asking that rate of 20 cts. per
bushel to Duluth and % cts. to
Chicago be made for the movement
of this crop. This rate would mean
saving of 10 cts. per bushel, and
would ward off threatened fnan-
cial depression. The text of the
petition is as follows:
GENTLEMEN We, the undersigned,
citizens OF Eastern Washington and pat
rons of your road, respectfully petition
and represent: That being heavy ship
pers, our interests are closely identified
with yours; that during the present sea
son owing to the low price of grain, and
the high price of labor, sacks, Irvine, and
all things pertaining to placing our grain
on the market, we will have nothing left
after the sale of the 1900 crop unless we
get relief of some kind that this con
dltion would materially decrease the in
coming and outgoing freight in this sec
ton for several years to come; that owing
to the present freight rate from this sec
ton to the coast, coupled with high
charters caused by foreign wars, we can
see no relief in view unless your road
would deslare an emergency and assist
us in this crisis by making an emergen-
cy rate on wheat of not more than 25cts.
per bushel to Chicago, or 20cts. per
bushel to Duluth, Minneapolis and St.
Paul; that your petitioners would great
ly appreciate such action and know that
only through such measure will East
ern Washington and neghboring terri
tory be able to avoid crash similar to
the one of 1898, repetition of which
would be equally disastrous to you and
to us; that it is absolutely necessary for
the mutual benefit of your road and
your petitioners that you act favorably
and promptly.
Sets of petitions to each railroad
operating in this section are being
signed, and all farmers and business
men are asked to attach their
names.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04

OWING to the light snow fall of
last winter in the mountains the riv-
ers are now very low, and Snake
river steamers are no longer running
above Lewiston. Colfax, whose
water comes from the North Palouse,
is threatened with a water famine.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04

The apple will be an important
factor in the crops of the Palouse
country one of these days. The
many young orchards that are Just
coming into bearing will help pay
off many a mortgage.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04

If the railroad companies are
awake to their own interests they
will heed the demand from the
grain producing region for an emer-
gency rate on grain 10 eastern mar
kets.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04
BLACkMAN BROTHERS eco,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE. FOR PU OBLIGATION.
Land Office at WalIa Walla, Wash.
May 10th, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing-named settler has filed notice Of bis
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before VIM. A. Inman, U. S. com.
missioner, at his office in Colfax, Wash.
ON July 1lth, 1900, viz:
MOSES S. BRANNAN,
who made II. +. No. 70l2, for the S. w.
4, n. f. Il, Sec. "a, TIP. IA, N. r. 4S, E.
w. NJ
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: Henry
Young, Thomas Duff, Henry G. Babcock,
and Thomas S. Brannan, all OF Pullman,
Wash.
JOHN NJ. HILL, Register.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-08-04

THIS is another year when the
farmer who Universities" rests easier
than he who grows wheat alone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18

Sronning @ilbelmina al 0ollano
er MI enosll9 bIeuen forIouet. Den
lioIte 6rier. 9srtu9 6eurit uf Ret.
lfnbur9 s9werin, bIsp ben lptfeIioe.
9an er Brooer til BriuiesIe Aleraus
brine at Oanmart.
6OrloueIien blep @aar mobtaoet
meb flor @leoe / r@sneralltaterne",
ben bolanbfte 0tissbas.
anlitreifen fan lutte : 9lrbei.
oerne iejreoe. philadelphia, OFT. II.
Den liore auIitreife 4nttracites 3is
ltriftet, iom be9pnote II. Sept, er prats
tiff taIt enot Dag; iOet QrbeiSs9iuer.
mes 69uesmobe bar psbtaset ale
ArbeiberneS Rrau. 10 Ptoceut Qen=
forboieIie trGoer Rrait ltrafs, oa be
ourise Punfter unbersiues 8olOsft.
SDiflanos Sinapolitif. Berlin,
Ott. II. Spirit 9Obenlobe. ben
tpife 9fi8sfaniler, bar inbsiuet fin 8e-
notwithstanding; 6eiier WiIbeIm bar
mootoset ben. 9Ia, iagen er 6obenIobes
UiisforneieIie meo 8eiierens RinapoIi.
tit. @reu p. 0iiIow piI piItuof bIipe
9Obenlobes @tterfsI9er.
ytuslano isser utler ct 8enseIaan
Der / AmerIfd.
YrGioent &riiger bar = uoiIt af
bptlten 8runo = opldt fin @uropareiie.
6reO Zeppelin bar @uar foretuset
en- ny Cur mso lit 9uftitb. AIt forIe6
beloist.
NontleD er nu iaa ips, at man buert
DiebIlt uenter, at ban pil bs.
s lepenbe brGnot. SEEM Yort, Oft.
II. Yeo en- trpsteIis SloIss t 6elier
@aoe As o9 454, inbebrenote s Mens
uelfer, os mango fit uIuOrIise granbs
oar. vi be 8 inoebrenote, tiIbsrte De
4 en- 6amilie Gals, be 3 beb Strauls.
Oesuben osbe 0tis. 6OrOwib os &ola
Q,mis.
Nm. &. 9Silion, ibu. Ouerpolfmes
fer, oebe @aar / eeriuston, Yn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
9be Marg.
SSioite 21Yt.
Sitnatio .cm / 9ina.
NDe 6OrOiflin9er, nDc Sarc.

Der berfer WisforneieIIe / Qmerita
meO ben ipifsOUerunfsrer, @reu y. SO al.
oerfees esenmesiise Cog til B o.
1ing.5u. {
Ufan frp9ter Der for. ot be IuoIiae
prouinier ifaG rejie Oprsrsfanen. Oct
telIerllse @oltt ON Gums % be eurioe
beioRroise Botserbiaperes 9lfifoffrlle
anles nu tnn Tor ct lullbt 6orleo paa
at toa Go9tet til BaO-1lns-5u itanoiet.
Sbuert 6alo er { II n nu, oa Rei,
leren er tommen til 0to ben npe 6os
oeetah, Sinan, blepen fsrae Maano
isen. Nasterne ueb bette, os be beIoper
zig paa ny Woblt4nO.
Yar Gin ne=J Ii er inbtaset Of be
aliierebss 9ar; men 6ineIsrne er bss
mere preoe.
Det fer fort uo Spb. Den forte
6one" er reilt, os man frpster for, ut
Der ponies paa @robrins af Canton.
Oct frantic 6reOsbetinssIfssforilas
er M o9ienlis antdset Of allie MaQ.
ter --Os ct Telegram fra 9onbon, obi.
L. erflGrer, at Observation-Disclosures
mellem u os Ching ouerfor Maeterncs
aeprGientunter, nlIerebe bar tuset beres
gespnoeIie. 8 Baibinston ueb man
bog intet berom.
DIT. II. Oprsrere inmIer fla /
Gantons Omeen. Wan uenter ct af.
ssrenbe Stribt 9ebet Of en- uaes Glib.
De ;nbfoote &riltne flpgter til fra aQe
S.osr, oa be er @enitunb for raa Bes
banbIins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
.4gaiIa slfiss
olnlerifd.
sNsssssasssssazs.la1s
9e TOreneoe Staters sSolfe=
mrngoe.
Se 75 Wlilioners Jorbelin8 | gD
% paa gano. 16l VDer meo
ppcr 25. 900 Snbbpsgere.
5rtm % Silbage.
glogle ouerrafenoe
TQl.

Stsnt ben 12te Genius ouer be
6orsnebs Staiers BefoItnin9 enonu
lite er tenot til Puntt os Brittle, ueb
man bog laa mssst, at Befoltninssns
belle 9oI piI p9is ca. rs, 900. 600. Og
bisis rs URiaionsr sr forssii iaaieses,
OF Der par 1850, 9s4 / StOrbpsr u.
c. gper meb Opsr %, 0o0), ca. %, ,921,
$50 OpbOIbe fig paa qanoet. Os benusb
10000. 900 ber / Yper (unber 25, ,o00)
os Smnaf0osr.
Oct msasmi.e GaI uo,esuss D,b. al
man bar 9al pua 5,776, 97S 5arme o9
1928 RpGsopratierier.
Oct piier Zig fremosles, al | bet iibte
aarStb sr Bpbeioltninssn lite tiItaset
faa bsi @rab iom 1ibsrunimst 1890
1890; ba anbros gpernes 6orss,lis
1857 peresnt; MI 1900 tun 81 .92
Yaesnt - og oenre Rsnoss1rnins bar
I hsi @rao forboDiet pore Statititfre
Nosen 6ort.arins "a benne Omitens
blsbeb fra iaaSanns 9s9u, iom at . n, a-
Os Siour 6itp uotfebe op ON
pabbsbatte msllsm lsso.9o; nu et
bsrss Antal lunten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
gepbts tau tste btIbrests

peb lofale Dsibler ba be tte tan noo ben onsrebne
tl al 2ret. Ger fun en- Wtoaee at fnr.e Geubeo.
oq bet er peb oniisiutoneHe Uioler Seuheo foraars
idots peb an bslenot Gtlunb of Slmbinbtn | bet
etitodiite 9tgr. gtdar bette @gr bltuer inhomeret
morter o. rumlenbe 9pb elsr faur en- baarlt9 pps
relic, % btn bltutr belt iutie, er Dspb bsgsn
oe nlto miub Vst9nbelien ran iarnes, og bette &er
olsuapes fin normaIe JilItuub, pl psreIen pare pbes
oet ior itebie. vt ub al Il atlfobe iremalees peo
Gotorrb ter er Inlet onbrt enb bst0Hot &tano al
Slimbnberne.
gi p eius ct bunbrebs Dollars for ,tbpsrt 9ielbe a
Depbeh (oraariaaet al Raiarrb) om lite tan tnreres
meb Halls 0atarrh Cure. Strip eiier etrt9re irtt.
4. I. gbenep Il &c.. Eolebo, 3.
eYy- Salges hos apobetere. 75e.
HalI's Family Pills er be beslte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18

Get er for bisis 1bife Ypsrs 2Gre
minbre bp9asIist. at bet maa iiIfsies, OF
@iunbsn til Nsosanssn er tun-Spis.
Ds 5 af be napnte gpsr ansap nsmlis
otter 1890 serss Snbbpsseruntul altfor
bejt paa @rnno al ben RsuaIilerin9,
iom oa fanbt Steo. 0ette seIbsr mem.
lis Omabo, Siour @itp os gincoIn.
Nsbsunsen er altiaa esenIis tuu till
fpnelubenoe, Os be ftatteIs gper maa
MI bs9rabe bsres Spio.
Get fnn bema les, at bet eaor Bper
ligeicm Wenneifsr - Nf noturliae
@runoe isIufsI9eIis = 5Iere Dyer bar
bpbt bstIo9ei lts oDer, at bereS Befolt.
nInSs lal CT iat for lapt, atturat ON
albrs y ger ertIGrer, at osres aIosr
fattss for bsit.
Gtaiiltiten bar lite taset 6enipn til
nosen art at RIase, os ben tunoe III
fsrt oeiaa baue oaei not at beitilIe /
Iaa Dalo.
Nlan haube iom iaet ontaset. at en-
Iansi iisrre Del af UeioItninsen boebe |
Bpsrne. buiIfet man besrunosoe usb, at
bsasite Snopanore taser OpboIo 9pen,
at 6armrienner os = :bstre | 0feslen
isss inb til be tQotfsnts Storltaber
% Ign.
(Sluttes paa Sioe 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
So uiiuOe Sing.

y er1 nj Oell, Dul5 Uaoer npltq
oeoe Jaw 2lorf og efterIaoer fin Sgn
oen betpoeliee Gum al meIem l oo 3
Uillioner DoQats, arbrioer lom Dag
Itir | Baltimore q S6io Souibmueitern
5ernbaneieIifu5s 8ertiteb 0ebanon,
81. 6an tiener berueb $3.50 ON Da.
gen. 6uns eIesonte 6Oueoltabsbiem
ltaar Iecist iuoIanse, tbi ban uiI tunot
1T DaanouGrt inoen ban toger fat pao
Wilionernes 6oreseIie.
s 5or to9 ban @tSamen fra 6ors
udrb lniueritet. 0tu fiber ban o,ben
Zig bet meo be bare 0iaper.
Gulmineltrejfen er enonu life enbt
Slreiterne bar pda Bartimpoel ueota9et
at be 9aar tno paa 9snnens 6ulii9tteIis
meo 10 Procents 5orbgjelie. Wten os
ourise SpsrssmaaI 0n9aaenOe Cog.
foreni9ens 2IuertenoeIie o. /. D. ltal
I'm oer9iuss en- 9oIo9iftifenoeIie.
@nteIte llrolisbeber finbsr Steo nu
og oa, men be bar in9en opbioienoe
Snouirtnlns. $ EirsoaSs tuuns
Streiterne en- @rube til at lutte
Poutber 6 e 8istrittet. Mten Solbu.
terne funoiete rem, ba be uiIbe sau
uioere.
Minsserne buuoe Mebe / gbilabeI
pbia lirsbass.
5armsre % SDpe 3 0ort, Rebr.
bar to SnObruostpus lorsOass iprGngt
Bantens 9enseitab meb Dpmamit, men
Iuo bleu be ieIu anSit Os ilpsteoe. 9en
POlitiltprfe, iom fOrfuI9te osm, fit ienere
Die paa ct Bar uitploige 5armere. iom,
oa be lite uiloe gore 9Olot, bIeu beituot.
- S9 au9Ierne rumte oesuarre soot
NOT; bog er Saarene lite bebeliss. Saa
optlarebes @auoen -os Stprten mautie
paa npt Spor.
SrGbt al Stormcn @n ulaopuns
fig itGrt Storm raieoe Girson9s /
N,wart os Ome9usu. 9ii Wanb iom
orbejoeoe paa en- gpsnins bIeu, bu
Stormen ltprtebe 6uiet ON, besrauet /
Huinerne oo oeres flemt tiIreote Qio
ianbtss fprit icnere.
13 Nmerifanere Iangnc. 20 ameris
tanife SoIoaler, ON par 6Grb meb at
reparere Gele9raftranbeu / 0tarbeben af
Gan Sole, blsu omringeoe al 200 Sns
iursenter. De 18 bleu fansne. gilbert
9 Sbielbs 8 Rommuuoo, lom blep fan9en
al 5niur9snterne er bIeuen unOiut; men
4 Wanb par orGbie o9 iaareoe.
Sc fatbolIfe sGrfebisper baue
oenne Iio aaaosla9nins Baibin9ton,
8. s. Deb ct Uteoe opI9ites YaueuS
llbnGunslle af Mgr. Reane til 2Gtte'
biip Dubuque.
9Ommer Girfpairicf If De 6Orenebe
Staters Oomltol Grenton, %. ..
bar uflaaet en- | bOIanoit @uipaua
fsot gleser at faa gor9etitubspupirer,
unbsr ben BesruubeIis, at Staten fun
tau siue buibe Menb gorserret.
Nesren. SpuuIOir9 ueb Naou, bar
ifuoerst Sura ueb Sowarc llniusritst.
StatsiefretGr DaD bar forIanst
6ortlarins fra 9oro Salisbury /
anteonins uf be ira 9runsuuoI uoiasue
amertanife gOrseres RIuser.
j 6oebel Sagen er ct upt Woment
fremtommeu, ioet Den for OeIagti9beo /
Wo,bet pua @oebel antIaeebe
Ooutep ifal baue betsnbt ooerfor
@oebsls Brooer, at ben nuuarenbe
@uuerner { Iaglor gap Srbre til
MOrbet. Youtiep opfs er fig IOm balu
punuittis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18

Som sou, bpis Gs snifer at tilbrinse
.,nlsbeitibsn | Eeres fare 5ebrelanb, at
litre Dem 9labs meb ". Nortenlen & sos
itore 3nls. @tstulfon. iom M ct beitemt til
at aisaa ira Sbcoso 1orsbaseu ben 20. 9io-
pember o9 gew go,t ben /. December. Bu.
lg plis, sobt Selifab betpem 0teiie NJ. m
Eillfriu 9ouebtontoret, 1875 IS. Single Ct,
for nermere Sptpsrin9er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-18
mrs. gsinsIo.p's eootsina eprup

er ct gommelt, eoot prepet WlioosI, iom orer 80
Q(nr bor uQrei busi AZ Dtiaioner Dtsbrs for setes
Smaab5rn 7anoperiooen meb iuIbfpmmen
Sutr,s. Oct beroliger Barnei, blgogier @ummrne,
iorminbiter Bet9nosIien, buImcr Smsrten, bebetsr
bebis Wtiobe mob Diarrboe. Snaes al Srngditsr
oueraIl 9erben. Yriien er 25 Gente sslaifcn.
Nuit at forIanse m,re. 9Sinslpipe Spotbine
Enrub og tag inoeu nnben Slogs, Uigbse utl ilHet
ven al pers ben bsSre Iieoiein aanbpriobsn.
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Sra Nrellatll.

wv III @huit SJpbei 1"ho OphH NV
Sien.
6oo epeft blsu rant paa Sfuls
oeren a ct iaabant BroiettiI, oq Oberit
gurtis @uilb it ct Ani9tet.
,6uorban ben liots bar gibeIien, iotIp'
Der Der intet ON. Men Hooiepelt nilte
fine ber8mte lGuber nnoer Smil
nutuiIisuis.
Snoiunuslursn bar foreurist partt
lnteresiant; RepublItanerne mener MI,
ot be bar punost 5arme,ne. 8erimoo
er Arbsiosrne Yrpansftre paa @runo
al Dsres 9uo til proouttionssRins
Trusts.
Sbort gB Bapne par ber 10000
Rsnneiter til Stebe - / @aoerne,
os peb Qafnpette efoitereoe
1900 Rpttere @uusrnsren. 6au bar
Iiot meset, men Der tOmmer 10 en- 9ui'
lens Stune sfter glou. 6.
Brpan bar faaet en- np Soe; ban
ltaI baue eitIaret, at ben eseutIise 9lar'
lag Ill 0arsns uebbIiuenbe Gore9sIie
sr, at man of nG9te arbeibernes ret=
fGroiss 8ruu.
Nid is q n oil bIiUe ct Stribsns sgbIe
aar. Oct bar nsmIis mango 9oI.
IGnoere, os bisie, iOm iiblt itsmte iOr
WcainIep, bar Nar | Sinss ut Ouer'
siue fig til grpans opmuntrenoe
5sIeIier for be TO ipoafritanits &epub
litter. 9Ouanoerne Tan lite llipps
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prGfbsnt. uiIoe ban tuinss GusLanb Ill
Of siue bsrss StammefrGn5er / Spo:
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ROsle r,publitanife 6abritanter UiIos
afbOloe oeres bolunbfe 9lrbsioere fra
at belsss grpans Uisoer Der fOrs
ri9s llgs. Wesn arbeieoerne Tom aai9e'
pei; be fit 1tlbuO ON arb'ios Dos en-
anbsu 6ubrItunt.
papirfabri,s ypen OtiesO sau
= om bet imutt uotrpttes - Vtpan
en- COB lliootaseIie os en- np SiItsbat.
Den fofs til 9rtatuine for ben, ban
miliebe uet paa.
Brpun bar iaaIeoes ct u9rbist pr9.
RoenI.0oueolipfts. Dten ON ban tom.
mer ii at bare bet ON PrRfoent, ct
Sper9smaaIet.
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inston 50. bier Der ipiit 7 Otter 30
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og 2b fore Ofs. Dette 6enOmen an.
tuses poIitilt for ct soot VioneSbpro
ON Wauernss eprosperItp."
Beb ct Wsoe | N,w 6auen, gonn.
baubs 9r. r.@uuernsr altgeIb fit BsiOer
meb gilesAfaosmis Stuoeuter.
Snoen aItssIo antOm til SaItu,
bauoe be unse srobret Sc.nsn, buOrfrn
Der ifulot tales.
Derlpar n9r bIeusn Itsrre uro, inbtiI
ct lplt bemotratiif 6Ooso ft en- Sbe.
6an roabte blot: ,Brpb Ser lite ON
benz oppe paa Scsnsn. DE bar iuseu
Stsmmerst.
Oct biaIp iitats, ior bet par 10
ianot.
Chicago Record bar foranitaltet en-
priuut Stemmeaisiuuins 'paa ale pro
fesiorer be noroIise Weuemitaier.
ReiuItatet bIsu opsrueienbe 6lertal for
Me8inIep. 6Or WcanIep itemte 639,
for Bipun 1903. for Biaep q; 26
baubs lite taset gsllutnins, os 4
iuareoe: Stemmer lite.
ga Brpnn | Eorsbass ifuIbe tale
fra 9lnn 9lrbors { Mid.) Raaobus.
troppe. tlsu ban ftabis afbrubt al en-
Glare Stuosntsr. 10000 Dlenusfer
maaite psnte, inbtiI Stuoenterne bIep
ferbis msb berss 8Orraab: Mi9isau,
M9isan, Rab, Rab.
Brpan beUarebs fin JiO o9 fit enosli9
brubt uOpmariiOmbsoen uso be ieIsrsiit.
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5or 90 Nar iibsn baUbe Spotaue en-
BeioItning of fun $50 - 9ast Ct.
goui5 bapoe 1000.
6sl9enbe gpsr uiir 9ilbu9esons
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