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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10
TROOPS LANDED AT SHANGHAI.
British Detachment Ashore Despite
the Protest of the Merchants.

WASHINGTON, Aug, s.--The state de-
partment has received cablegratn frcnl
announcing that a considerable british
detachment OF troops mas peen landed
for the protection Of the foreign settle.
ment at Shanghai No protest has been
made by the American consul general,
but he says the rner chants NJ Shanghai
disapprove OF the action Of Admiral sey-
mour fearing It will incite the anti-for-
eign Chinese.
II II learned at the state department
that the United States government will
enter no protest 10 ian,Iny OF The troops,
as II comedies the right OF any power "a
protect its citizens wnere they are deemed
TO be In danger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10
Money tor Troeps IN China.

WARRINGTON Aug. e,--The postofIice
department announces the completion If
arrangements whereby remittances may
or those who viii hereafter be sent there.
Money order Offices have been established
at military postal station No. !. China. Its
location Is at present undecided, but In
tending remitters may safely purchase
money orders drawn as above and their
payment will be provided for, notwith-
standing the troops may be locatst AZ
various points In China. For shIs sc~vic >
the domestic rate Is charged. namely
80 cents for 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10
Americas transport. at Nasasaki.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Five arm,
transports, the Indiana and the Thomas
have arrived at Nagasaki The Indiana
win take a battalion of the Fifteenth In.
fantry and ether supplies now aboard the
Sumner and proceed 10 Taku, the sumner
going on to Manila.
The Thomas sailed some days ago from
Manila for San Francisco. She has on
hoard siege guns and Maxim guns. which
Gen Macarthur Il sending to Gen. Chat.
fee These will be put aboard the Indiana
10 be carried 10 Taku
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10

LONDON. Aug. The flooded country
hey ond peissan9 adds UNNECESSARILY 70
the difficulty OF the progress ~ the allies
toward Picking This news reaches the
Shanghai correspondents from Ttentstn,
with statements 20 the en~ct that the
situation at TlentFir IL again perileus, ow.
inT 20 the assembling % Chinese troop.
within striking distance.
THE losses 81 the Aides IN the recent
operations are now said 90 he Id ~
Which number the Russians lost 90. the
iaraness go and the RgitlEh 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10
Stunning OF AUSTRIAN LEGATION


VIENNA. Aug. e.--The foreign ofice has
received the following from DR.. A. Won
Rcsthorn. secretary Of the Austrian Hun
earian legation at Picking. dated Au-
gust 4:
'sfheN Austro- Hungarian legation, with
the archives, was burned June q. Since
June 20. We. with the French detachment.
have been defending the French legation,
which has been bombarded BY cannon and
rife fire. Part Of their building was de-
stroyed by the mines. We deplore the
losses of Capt Thomas and three sailors
killed and two sailors wounded.
''Since July 16 the Chinese attacks have
not been severe. The Chinese government
wishes to induce us to leave for Tientsin,
under safe conduct, but. until now we
have not fallen in with this offer"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10
WAR WITH CHINA NOT
THOUGHT PROBABLE.
Secretary Long Relieve. she Trouble
VIII work Itself Into AHicahl~
Adluxtmrat

NAw YORK Anx 81 special ala.
patch from Boston 70 the Commercial
Advertiser xayss
hss vacation az H0skport. Me Before
leaving he said
We are not looking for territorial
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ia ChirA and Nnula hs
conteAl with proper Indemnity I think
Chine Nsii see the uacessgty 81 ruhmh-
tins e euf demands thus ebvtaline Mar
other powers may hxht. despite the safe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10

deliyerance OF foreigners. 7 can only
speak for the part America viii play.
i do not believe that the statement
of minister that he cannot leave the
capital Of country without danger to
his life is equivalent to a declaration Of
war from the country which threatens
him. ] think the affair will work itself
out amicabiy.
-. In view OF the facts as believe
them 10 be, an extra session OF congress
is unnecessary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10
Methoai.t Mi.sionsrte. safe.

NEW YORK, Aus. 9--Rey, NJ. y. Leon.
ard secretary of the Methodlst Episcopal
Missionary Society, today received a ga
hlegram from the Rev, W r. Lacy, from
Kobe. Japan. announcing the safe arrived
al koht OF various members Of the Meth
oaist Episcopal mission al Foochow IN.
GLIDING besides MIR Lacy and hts wife,
Rev aud Mrs. James Sirnester, Mrs. Juiil
w Plum. Miss Sarah NJ. Hoswnrth and
Miss Isabella f.orgstrcet
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10
SIXTY AMERICANS FELL
IN ASSAULT At YANGTSUN


from tsung II yamen, dated 9Th. Yamcn
Just received edict permitting ministers
TO have peaceful secret Geographic COM
munfcations with their countries. All
ministers Mt Picking have kilograms for
transmission TO their governments IL
Il proposed, after dispstching same. to
send originals TO consul for varifica-
ton. (SiEnedl 'FOWLER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10

The Rest Prescriptions for Malaria
And Fever IL = bottle Of Groves Tasteless Chin
ronic II Is simply iron and aunine In tastslsw
form No cure-no pay. Prtce &C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10

ford, ~ j.. several weeks ago charged with copn-
terfeising. has hanged himself In his cell In the
Hudson county jail.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-10

pcrished- The Chinese were sanding out
thcso messages soT the purpose OF fool
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20
The Germans Against Inn
perialism.

The influence OF the GermanAmeri
can press can hardly be overestimated
when we remember that 1t was almost
entirely against Mr.. Bryan in 1896
Better than Maine. better than Yer
mont IL the German vote as Their
mometer of the political situation. The
German is worshippcr OF ideals, but
he is eminently practical at the same
time. He will invariably be found on
the right side. ON this account 1t Is
fact worth rejoicing over that hSe-
sixths of the COMMANDMENT news
papers of the country are for Bryan
and Stevenson: a more than conserva-
tive estimate. according to the best au-
thorities. Here is something for our
friends. the imperialists, to renect
upon.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20
Urged to Org nize in Precincts

Democratic-Silver Republican-PeOples
Party, State Headquarters Of Colo
rndo WOman's Bryan Club, Rooms
237 and 30, Brown Palace.
To the Women OF Colorado:
Every loyal Colorado woman feels
that the principles of Bryan must win
In this campaign. To this end organi-
zntion is necessary. Let the women Of
the three reform parties organize In
every voting precinct In the state.
Bryan campaign clubs must spring up
everywhere.
State headquarters are maintained
by the Colorado W0man's Bryan Club
ut rooms 23T-239 Brown Palace hotel.
Denver. and correspondence with head
quarters is urged.
The state club stands ready to fur
nish speakers. literature aud sr"b 9th
err assistance as may be needed BY the
women Of the state. whether organized
or In process OF organization.
All Colorado must he covered by q
network of Bryan clubs. The majority
for the fusion ticket must not Ike less
than 10000. To effect this. patient,
persistent, enthusiastic work must be
done.
For our homes and our common
wealth, is the watchwords of our wom-
en-. Our method is ali-embracing or
ganixatiOn.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20
How wolcou Promote. Crime

During his recent semi-drunkt n tour
Of portions of the state Wolcott aptag-
onized and disgusted nearly everybody
who saw him, including the candidate
of his own party for the vice presi-
hency. Mr.. Roosevelt besouxht him
on the platform and In full view Of the
publIc-not to make a fool Of himself.
But his frenxied mind revealed itself
In outbursts Of rage which provoked
disturlla nceS, and those disturbances
supplied him with the opportunity to
blacken the name Of Colorado. 40 Ear a.
he was able. from one end Of the cOun-
try to the other.
What this desperate and dangerous
man did to injure the fair name Of the
state he now Ia doing In another way
to injure the good repute Of this city.
He has imported and organized q band
Of criminals who commit crime. or pre-
tend to commit crime. In order that the
columns OF his newspapers may b.
filed with reports of their nlisdeeds.
and 30 that he may call upon honest
people to help him-him, the arch-in-
stigatOr or 1t alto uprOOt the evil.
An adventurer, without conscience;
a boodIer. with huge corruption fund;
a traitor. without the saving grace OF
shame. Edward o. Wolcott has the
cynical and blackguarlly audacity to
turn loose a clique Of hired rutfiians
upon this city. while asking honest
men and women to help him restrain
ruffianism.
Let the police run in Wolcott's Grim
inal gang and thuggery in Denver will
he at an end.-Rocky Mountain News.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20

Denver, Colo, Oct. II. 1900
To the Women Of Colorado, Utah,
Idaho and Wyoming:
A campaign Of vital issues is In prog
ress The struggle of to-day is the con-
tinuation of the struggle of 1916. In
1896 we fought for policies and meas-
nres necessary to the welfare Of the
Republic-to-day we fight for the very
life OF the Republic.
The Republican party s;andspledged
to tariff policy which is the mother
of trusts; trusts which have struck Il
blow at all opportunity, lessened pro-
duction. controlled prices, and are rob
bling the wage-earning classes.
The Republican party stands pledged
to the gold standard, vicious financial
policy which gives the control of the
money Of our nation to private corpor-
ations; financial policy which de-
stroys manhood and industrlally en-
slaves the world.
The Republican party stands pledged
W d COiOhAui n'oiNS "a poNNs 'Ass' N"A'
templates the constitutiOnally impossi-
BILE union OF n subject and free people
under one fing-thnt flag that has ever
been maintained by loyalty-never by
force.
We. as women. us wives, US mothers,
appeal to you. thoughtfully, aye, prayer
fully, to consider these living issues
and cast your votes on the side Of that
freedom which means the power to
do right"
AS stood the women of 20, as stood
the women Of 81. 80 stand we for the
welfare or our homes. an assured her
itage to our children and the stainless
honor of our nation.
Let us east our votes for that perfect
type OF high Americnnism, William J.
Bryan; that brave and loyal champion
of the people. lnvincible he stands up
on eternal truth.
SALENA V. ERNEST,
Chairman.
HELEN THOMAS BELFORD,
Secretary,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.

doctrine is especial force expression
in the Of President Monroe Congress December
which, after referring the differences between the political
obtains the
rights which the United States claimed and upheld
this justly consistently be first break
which has been its strength by itself indng
ground? this paragraph from the Monroe doc
Imperialism and needed
show of forcing unwilling
people lands themselves striving to republic
like own?
Therefore to candor and to the smesb.s relations exist
their part to extend their system to
Of we have not
and and Whose nePendnce
acknowledged
the Of depressing them
in
manifestation Of unfriend disposition to-
wards. he United States
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20
WOMEN DECLARE FOR
WILLIAM j. BRYAN

Vice ChaIrmen-Sarah Plat Decker,
katherine A. q. Patterson, Mary l..
Fletcher.
Committee--Dora Phelps Buell., Mary
c. q. Bradford. Harriet q. II. Wright,
Grace Espey Patton Cowles, Olivia W.
Thomson. Lucy $. Hughes Sarah Il.
blanchard. Amanda Walton France,
Lillian C. Kerns, Alice NJ. Ripple, Helen
Thomas Malburn. Jennie Il. Withers,
Ellen l.. Matteson.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20
The Farce of Wolcott's Good
Government"

The Wolcott organs in the state are
shriekiDg that the issue In Colorado at
this time IL good government" but
they will find that large majority Of
the people think that the principal issue
is Wolcott. and that 1t would be an
traitor to the interests OF the state by
returning him to the Senate.-Silver
Plume standard.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20
A REPRESENTATIVE
MAN.
Nj. Orman the Ideal Can
didate Of the Laboring
Glasses and the Business

Interests.
1t affords this paper pleasure to
say that It has investigated the
record of James Il. Orman rs 1t
relates to labor and that II has
found It to Ike fla wless. Az IL said
OF him, he has ever been Just.
kind and considerable employer,
man who believes that the labor
ing man In something more than
machine out OF which one may
grind II stipulated amount Of toll
In u stipulated time for given
price.
He has employed more men In
developing the industries OF this
state than any other one man.
and IL at this time paying out
close to &175,O 900 per month to Ia
bOr. The names Of more than 49,
600 men appear upon his pay rolls
and not one Of this vast number
can honestly say one word against
his employer.
Mr.. Orman. II elected governor
of this state, will redeem the
pledge he has made to give 1t a
clean and straightforward bust
ness administration Of Its Affairs.
-Industrial Advocate.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20
coLoRADo's STATE TICKET.

Presidential Electors
CHAs j. HUGHES Jr, DEM. .Arapahoe
j. H. ROBEsON QDeml Clear Greek
T. NJ. PATTERSON, Pop). Arapahoe
b. H. EATON, sl. Rep) Weld
Justice Of Supreme Court
ROBT. w. STEELE, (si Rep) Arapahoe
JAMES h. oRMAN Dem). Observation-Disclosures Pueblo
Lieutenant Governor
DAVID c. COATES (Pop). Pueblo
Secretary Of State
DAVID A. MILLS Pop). acknowledgements rapahoe
jim. cHpLEY, osn Rep) Pueblo
Auditor
CHARLES cRoUTER, (Dem). Weld
= Attorney General
C. c. POST, PopJ Clear Greek
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
HELEN /. GREENFIELD, ISL Rep). ............. afpin
Regents Of State University
FRANK KENDRICK, Pop). ...................LA Lake
w. 81. BRYANT, (DemD. Arapahoe
Congressman First District
Congressman Second District
JOHNC. BELL. pop). ..................... Montrose
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-10-20


where properly belongs and sinking fund has been provided
of the capitol building
depee the available
$225OOO
The school lands have been augmented by the
2sO,OO0 acres, the most Of which are snder lease
school been enriched by the receipt
800 in previous fiscal p when
Of land have been effected
The issued by the auditor during the
istration have at all times commanded premium.
Notwithstanding this fact the policy has pos
se the school in them that
might available school
cancelled by payment.
OF the $55OOOO issued In 1892 $780,
cancelled saving
than &6O0O has thereby been Effected
No Of this the preceding administration
offered 50 the dollar OF for less than
The the various
within consistent with public needs and
economy has been observed Throughout.
%<%<
This summary Of the financial affairs Of the state deals with
believed that the the state
will find the statement eifying tan the columns of mse
that the
ting forth in the hope of deceivng the unwary.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
philippinerne.
Gn lioen giSelins ansriber en- oper'
legen 6ilipInOnprte.

Waibingtun, 26oe OFT. - 3riass
bspartementet fit icas ct Telegram ira
General Wiac artbur, iom meIosr ON
en- aamp, hupri en- Iipen afbelin9
dmeritanits Sropper angreb en- langt
operIegen Stprte JiIipinoer. ssle,
erarlmet lnoer;
"9lonila,; 26he Oft. General.
aoiutanteu, @aibinstpn: Den 24ee
Sttober dnsrsb Yremierlpitnant sye.
bigger. 40 0iano al aompaui IS"
S3ts Sniantsrt. og Sstpnolgitnant
Srappn ., Seiet meb go Monb at
SrOp g." treble aupaasri, SnIurs
senterne ficrten Dill eitenIpr 9arpi.
cen ! prcpiuien 9Ocas, 2u5on. 0et
nilts fig. at 400 RiNemGnb 90 1000
SolomGnb unoer Gommdnoo al Ssuau
Wiaamor, en- llnberprbnet unber III
mo, irotos en- TART Stilin1. On
t%ortoIplet Somp ppitoo, ION bar til
ltor @rs for Dpr lille Stprte, uaaiet
bore Srppper unbsr BET ip9rc Srpt at
ben operpGINuoe numeriiie Stprts
bar Heot til at tyGtte ia tilboae I'll
TarotcaH, bbilttt be aioroe / fulofan
big SrHr.
5Anssyeuc, usfisysube Gbiruro
Bath % IN cipiI Sjcretayl, Icm bier
fan8't tio!Jg I Sdmpen, bicp lsslaot
at NiLGmor,
SfDlge Otrss Serstniu0 par SnIur.
ssnisrne rac3.! ftagisrs euc rappoy.
tersi her, os here. 2ab, lcpt re9nsi.
opty 80. Bort d5s oor fem prabte,
beri5Iauo. eritnart 77e3iqtr, % nj
iaarebe.~
0rGbte Ioroboty pdr; qncren :.
SObnion 29vlags; ioayst 9arrp :.
SobnIpn al 9ompani 8" 6a1rot
iaaret / &Edtt.
Ssitncnt Se0rss S,o 5sbigtr gar
en- At oe rn5ee 0Hitsreg I @lrmeea,
bare "a 4ar 5onmel, 6an bar fsot
/ 9efp GrIsar5 oq tjsnts ietR ION
premitrIfiiuani ca bosefter ism
aopteiH nitnOs iripiGi9e Suiauitri
ben ipanite Sria. lycl8,nOs 3uli bltp
ban uhu90ut til Getcuoleimart /
33ts Sriunteyi oq pOa @runo AZ I'm
9ngtisbo iorTrtmmst til Qremisr.
Ipitnurt ben 24os @asuit. 1899. Den
fslgenoe WaanRo iulsts ban TT Resi.
msnt til qbilippinsrns.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
Soerne Iaaet.
griter / Saepbsbal tilbaeeilaar ct
Angreb. - ampen bar baarb.

&apitaben, 26be Sttpber. 70 Sun'
orebe 8oer sicrbe iaarsaites ct iprtpi'
let Soriss paa at erpbre Sacobsbal, en-
libe 8p | Orange &iper 8plonien, q
Mil isnbenfpr 9imberlp. 9e bler
Iaast tilbase eiter en- baarc &,
Briternes CAB bar IA prebte pg 26
iaarebe.
cams 9otba bar aiitaarst ct 9rer
meo ct 8efpsnpsceringspar al Sis'
lanbsbrisabeu mellem Seibelbers %
@replinsitao i @aal &iper Solonien,
San rep cp SpOret baabe ioran ps bag
5ranet. s &en blep TO aapteineE
% to 2pituanter % utte @ano iaaret,
% otte blep fauset.
Gurban 26oe Sftober. goerne pla'
ger ben nprbIise Gel al Ratal. d
bar branbt Sertbaneitatipnen ! @aitl
bant % ipranst EFT Sernbaneititrenoe.
4retoria, 26be Sfipber. Transpaal
blep ibas prptlameret ipnt zen Del a
bet brittle &ise. Storbritduniens
Stag blep beiist paa Spens uiientlist
Ylaos, Grenabersrue p~rrientereoe @e'
per. % Srftltrsns ifillepe 9%dtiunaliau'
gen. Sir stlireb 0ailnsr pplalte Erp'
tiamatipnsn, ps $500 Trooper, ion
reprrieniereoe Storbritannien % bets
8plpnier, mari6ereoe ipr6i.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
Sherman ~beerapet.
5obn sberman ftebes til Soroen nm.
ber aIminoelis SeItaeelis.

Mansfielb. ObiO, 25be .Sft. -
Sohn SRermun bIep tbas itebt i'll
Spils. Dele Ohto pbebe ben bsrsmts
afbebe 2aurber. Hatipnen ~repraiens
terebes al prafibent Mcainlep,
arissminifsr Root, @eneral Miles
og anore Observation-Disclosures,
fom antom meb bet famine fpseieGs
Sr9n, iOm braste 2iset fra 9opebs
ftaoen, bbor Sobm Sherman bsbe.
9pen bar braperet | Ssrgefarper,
Spert Jorretninssbus luftebes Sci. 2
os ale Sfclebsrn fit fiji. paa bet al
b. funpe beltase | Ssrsetjeneften
@race gpistppaIfirfe, bpilten Menigs
beb SHERMAN bapbe ttlbsrt | belle fl
aib. Sra sranet, iom ANTON libi
|efter 81. 10, bles 2tset %eftcrtsret til
8irien siennem @aber. Tom bar fulbs
at 8pens GoIt Os Sufnper, fOm bar=
be famlet fig fra andre Steber.
s Warfdltnien Iaaes to &pmpa-
nier at ottenbe Obio 5rtpilise, ION
babbe fiampet | ben ipanite 3ris, og
paa besse Siper at Gigposnen git AZ
sienlepenbe fra ben napntunbtss
- ~
Gbermanbrisabe, ale sraa os bsiet
at Mlber, men mari9erenbe meb fate
@olbaterifribt. s airten bIsp &i-
item anbrust fpran Ilteret, bppr ben
blep beb9ftet meb 8lomiter og &ranes
fs. Ylanbt bisfe 8Iomitergaper bar
en- Rranbs af bpioe Roisr os Nelits
fer, iom praiibent Me8inlep bdpee
msbbrast fra bet Spibe Sus. gn ans
ben bar fra Ridlanb @%bpotatforss
ming % en- fra 8pen Mansfele.
prastise 8lomiterimptter bar isnbt
fra Rem Yort, pbilapelpbia, Bottom,
Cincinnati % andre Dele at 2anbet.
8 &irtsn laa 2iset paa parube ii!
81. 21a, ben til Ssrgetieneiten faits
Iatte 9io. 9els Siben ftrsmmebs
Solf til 3irten for at ie paa bet tiars
Qniiat for Iibfte Sang.
Sen forrettenbe pr9it bar Hep. u.
.. putnam, Iom ubeluffenbs bolbt
Iia til Ritualst, Snsen 2igtals blep
bplbt. paa 3iiens Sglpplabe bar
sraperet: "Spbn SHERMAN, lobe Mfai
1923; 22be Stt. 1900"
Sra &irtsn gift bet muabeltgs
0iafslse paa Main ct. til 3irtes
gaarben, Tom lisssr en- Mil borts. 8ep
Central part git 5oeet unber en- itor
Ssrsebue, bpOrpaa fob meb gplbne
8paftdper: "Tdttpnens Sab"
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

TEL. fom bueefter blsD Ipsfabt. pdfdns
bdpbe pcret bdat ! to Tiger fpr Bris
ternes QlniOmf at 1900 teiierlise
Trooper, bboraf 1000 mdrfberebe MOB
Spb. bd Hriterne tom.
ct 1rep fra prtns Suan blep funs
bet ! Menunfbien. Oct befalebe Gbis
neferne at tiIintetsipre Grpebitionen
Mprtrne NOR bet Steb. Suan tiIbsb
enbpibere at fortune gbinsisrns msb
@aaben fra Reeierinseis arfsnalsr,
for at be funbe ubfsrs bette Sperp.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

&on0rssicn bliper ira ilere SOlt
itGrtt pablet, foroi ben bar unblaot
al bepilge be nropenoige Mioler til
@ebligeboIoslien al 9artbolbiS Sri
beostatus, Icm for fers aar Itoen
blep fj9ntet Nmeriia az bet iranfe
Sol'. Stotuen sr, iom be,ienot, ope
itiuet paa 2ibertp Sslanp (tiolieerc
9eoloss Ssianc) / ZEN gprts 9apn
"a Ital bare / en- alt anost sno COB
bprfdtning, bd bens @eplisebDloelIs
bar pGrst ulpcles foristt. Oct bar
oGret iorfegt at bep9se Songresien
til at tose fig At S09en, men 2op9;.
ptrne pdr psnot bet bone Ore til en-
hper G~nmooniug nm al bepiIss Bense
i at Iaooaut Siemeo. Der er blepsn
last @ret pao. at @eolissbpIoeIisu
al Ssotueu burne betragtes ION e1
national 9GreS'og; men life engune st
Idnoant argument bar fprmadet al
vers 9atrioterre / Spneresien d
til Trantrig lti9nteoe Statusr at 81
5apette % Wdibington sr MI opitil-
lsoe / Qoris, bpiltet bar eipst 2(nleh.
ming iii al optdee SpsrssmaaIei
pdunpt. "@ilos ri ipnes. Del por PERI
Idf 6raniriR," ipsrssr ct Slap. ON
oet unoIoo al Nolissbolpe bisie @upsr
ira en- groesrs Gepubli,, liaeiom ri
bar eiori bet mse 5ribeosftatuen2"
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

Gr 2pnaileberen til insen Npite
electric SournaI" benleber Opmnrts
fomkben paa ben STRENGTHENING, al
apnst ilaar neb oftere paa 2anbet enh
/ 9perns, os bog e. ~2pmffsbere lansi
mere alminbelise paa 2anbet. War
friitss iaalebes Ill at ipsrse. ON 2pn.
afieperen pirielie bsfibber ben Magt til
at tropie glementerns, Tom er bIepen
ben tiaagt.