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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-26

AGENTs--Indispen household article ,as
sample ibc. Household Novelty Mfg. Co.,
Dept. d. 80 Dearborn street Chicago %
s25 TO $50 DAILY easily made by our i've
agents men or women. selling our iatsst
novelty Campaign Waterproof Neekus5
goods entirely new and patented; asens'
delighted; sales unlimited what others 90;
you can do: time is short: write today aud
secure exclusive territory; suaranteea osit
Manf'e CO.. Dept. G.. springheld. Mass 1871
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27

TO paying the obligations of the Nation the obliga-
tons OF the Nation to the holders OF the National
OF the Civil War, and Mr. Bryan Will not answer.
Now. one of two things-either he knows what
the law now on the statute books means or he does
not. He said the other day down at Wilmington
not until he elected. Cries of He will
bei'O lie should have said that for six years he
has been preaching his theories about the cur
rency, and If he Is ignorant to the meaning Of
one of the most important statutes in all the laws
of the United States, then he is fit he PreS-
dent. (Cries of That's so!D or. if, on the other
hand he knows but dare not tell for fear il would
hurt his chances of election, then again he is
fit TO be President. and he take either horn of
the dilemma he chooses.
ISSUES THAT ARE GOOD EVERYWHERE
Now. have issues and we are fortunate
enough in having such issues as DO not thin
in any part of the country. | for the gold
standard here in New-York and l am for the gold
willing show the frankness and straight
forwardness that side show. then. and
till then, will IL be worth while even
his arguments seriously. Again l ask you TO com
with what has happened since; and wish no bet
ter campaign textbook in this election than the
book Of Mr. Bryan's speeches in 1896. Wait, l must
make an eXcepton-eXcept Mr.. Bryan's speeches in
1900.
Mr. Bryan prophesied four years ago that unless
we had free silver we should have four years OF
hard times that the wage earners would stand
idle, the business man would see failure staring
him I'm the face, and the farmer would have no
market for his products Each and every predc-
ticn he made has been signaly fasihed by the
event, and Mr.. Bryan is confronted with the
fact that prosperity has he answers IL in
two ways. At first he said were not so very
prosperous after all, and since then he has told
each group of people in that that grouD
did have its proper share of the prosperity
The other day In Central New-YorlS he addressed
a meeting of farmers. and he said TO them that
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27

and form judgment upon the dangers, real
or alleged. that might arise therefrom and upon
the remedies proposed therefor. Any who does
this Will be convinced, | have been. that the
danger is imaginary. Every business enterprise
be it large small is instituted in the hope of
uct or service. To do this there must be a market
that is. there must be people able and willing TO
buy. course if these businesses iOjure the com
muuitv as q whole thereby necessarily leSSening
destroying its purchasing power. there will be
smaller market for their wares. therefore
the condition precedent to their success is pros
porous community, and we know, in fact, that
prosperity. Maufestly. a something thus auto
maticaly checked and balanced calls for no ex-
traordnary exercise of recommendation to guard
against abuse.
These business concentrations and combinations
are caused by mere Wlfuness. They arc too
numerous and too universal There must be some
causes operating over the whole world In my
Judgment this is quick transportation and com
mUnicaton. When We had no use of steam or
ricitY business had to be scattered; there
no department stores in those days.
If | have named the thing that makes possible
the business combination and concentration. then
there a cure for IL all. that is easily
forbidding the OF steam and electricity / am
against a protective tariff. As a Democrat 1 have
opposed IL, but the monstrous propositions both
as 10 money and business, of this Democracy of
to-day many times Outdo the interference with
mans natural rights that l have believed to be
the great offence of "A protective tariff. Every
combination (why not every business D to prove
what it's worth! TO prove that II has monOpolis-
tic tendencies, to prove negative before il
get license TO do business outside of its
State?
Go slowly, take time and by and by, If ex-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27

dangerous people He has spoken of our
soldiers Regulars and volunteers alike as walking
Look back three years. During the three years
that have passed who have had cause to fear the
men who wore the uniform OF this Nation? Who
nave mad cause to fear the who thc
honor of the flag that floats over all of lIs7
The Spaniards, the Spanish troops have had such
cause. as they looked from the battlemeuts OF
cannon. that walked the world that bid the Older
nations know that the young giant of the West
had come to his glorious prime. The Spanish semi
HeiS on MOTTO Castle had dread tho &c
as they saw the great battieshins poughing 70 enS
iro through the seas Of the Gulf The Manila bap
dlt mas mad cause to fear the flag as he lurked i,
'.npush 10 shoot our men. upheld by the fact thai
Asuna!do and his followers have been aided ana
a6etted and their strengthened lrv FrVop J Ia
ms pohcal associates. The Manila be n1ft hos -
cause 70 fear the flag and vet again tho cSb;rao
{ertd, women and children He has finched ne he
LeaIq tIt drumming guns that told that CbaNss
ieau,Hs me ltfe army across the flooded rice
relds untl the boy Titus swung from ne r,,I-
ana planted on the walls of an jmmep,oraI' ,5lhS In
notism the flag that told of rescue and Wht 1r ues-
ne hunted women and children. ''''''S 10
NOT MUCH WALKING IN IDLENEss
Walking about in idleness! There ave - .L,
s,uuleIce men VINO fought in the great Uar 1 ail'
H uneH hIoW 1he KIND OF idleness in which soi5Jar
& TtH' IN me philippines. toiling all day long knee
geep IN the tetid mud of the tropic swau0s niee
uetth al every turn. facing death nv tort,,r 't5
th tha5tuItu, facing DEATH Oh, my fellow countrvnen
bnd GSJr hs anu VINO hye at home in ease might
las y secure In the hands our gallant utttiit
i ie1s uIar T. army Ar walking in idlenessi some ne
,IIseI Walk IN ldleness The mould Is vet green az
the graves OF those who have died in r. B,9i an
ipplnes died for the honor OF the flag The IN ii
ii1IIusted 10 them. Lawton no longer WALL 81,
ids' iddieness' LIiscum and Reilly longer walk In
ms, unninching lives by glorious deaths-deastb-
'"a' oie "ouio think should at least secure i'm
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27
DIES IN WCULLAGH'S ARMS.

ALEXANDER c ROGERS. A FISH DEALER
Seized with apoplexy. Alexander Campbell
Rogers, a prominent fish dealer in Fulton Mar
ket fell into the arms OF John McCullagh. Super
intendent Of Elections at Fourth-ave and Twen-
ty-fourth-st. last night. and died before the ar
rival Of an ambulance from New-York Hospital
The dead man was sixty-five years old and
lived with his wife and two daughters at No
l26 East Twenty-seventh-st Last evening he
went out to see the parade, At Twenty-fourth-
ST. and Fourth-ave. he met his friend Supertn
tendent McCullagh. They witnessed the parade
together When it had nearly passed Rogers
was heard to moan. and he fell backward. The
Superintendent caught him in his arms and car
ried him into the Ashland House. An ambulance
was summoned from New-YCrk Hospital hut
before It's arrival Rogers was dead. The de-
ceased was member of the firm Of H NJ
Rogers & Bro.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27

ARRESTED As THEY LEAVE PRISON.
When Charles Sandford and John Casper convicts
in Sing Sing Prison, discharged yesterday
morning, having served their sentences they were
rearresteo on other indictments against them.
Sanford was arrested by deputy sheriff Of Tren-
ton. N J., for alleged atrocious assault COM
mitted in Mercer County y. J.. and Casper by
Deputy Sheriff Breese for alleged grand larceny
committed in Queens County
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27
BURGLARY INSURANCE.

There has been marked increase IN the number O,
burgiares duriEg the few months The large cities
seem 70 be specially singled out for deprsdations
ana tndiyiduaI losses In been very
heavy The only method OF providing against loss is
through carrying Burglary Insurance responsible
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New-York tribune., 1900-10-27

negotiated the terms of peace with Spain IA
was admirably qualified to rebut some OF ~
specious arguments which the Democratic psr,,x
has employed TO support the position il has
taken upon the question Of imperialism. In
address that marked throughout b,,
forcibIe and logical reasoning, Senator Frva
first dwelt upon the considerations which under
lay every article. as resolved upon by the United
States Commission. Of the Treaty OF Paris. ana
then proceeded to point out how the provisions
of that treaty had either already redounded or
would in the future rebound to the benefit and
material wenbeing Of this country Senator
Frye said in part:
Humanity and a decent self-respect comnaust
Congress to declare war against Spain. The con
that powerful empire was suppIiant for peace
war The President appointed Ave comrssionnsSse i Nae
to go 10 Paris 70 meet FIVE TO be appointed bv fbe
Of peace had the honor to be one Of the coromJs
sioners. The Spanish Commissioners were gentle
had served their country in foreign courts. The
eI met Sgo S bs les, one 81 Sss SoteSs men
In Spain. President OF the Spanish Senate Our
agreeable our business with them disagreeable
The first demand which the spanish Commission
u was that we should restore the status quo in
their ans 5siSSe as 5ane 1 ,s S m nr2f restore
for all lives lost and for all wounds inflicted. That
Ordinarily protocof provides that II shall take
effect In the future. that the Deligerents nav
be notified OF the armistce Our protocol took
effect the day IL was signed and Manila was capt
ured three days after Now. under well settled
principles Of international law there founda-
ton for that claim.
Their next proposition was that We should take
the sovereignty Of the island Of Cuba, and that
was insisted upon with great determination. And
Why Because Senor Rios held 70 the doctrine
that the Cuban debt OF S6o00O0oa0 $7o0's0OO Sc
cured BY mortgage on the revenues OF the is!-
and. would follow the sovereignty. Those bonds
were very low in the market. If they were a.
sUned by thev would Immediately be at a pre-
miuIn And the Spanish COmmissioners for two
solid months insisted that should accept that
sovereignty. We declined. because Congress had
island Of Cuba. Our patience was finally exhausted
and We determined 10 lay down an ulctma-Um. Of
which not - should De crossed after 1T left orr
hands or an - dotted. We determined 70 give
them four days in which To accept it reject h.
And If they rejected it. then 70 stop negotiations
and begin Now, that not easy thi~-
for US to do. An ultimatum to be Of value mus-
be a united agreement upon the part OF our Com
missoners and vet there was great division OF
sentiment among 10 what should be done
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY Of NEW YORK

nsuTes the entire resdences a, premium,
anglns from seven collars and fifty per annum
upwards Metropolitan Agency. Pine st. Ns~ Yaxx
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27

and other heroes the Army Navy faces
o Anheuser-Buschs series OF playing cards just
issued. prepaid for IS money stamps
address in tho United states Malt Murine Dept
AnheUser- Busch Brewing Ass St Louis Mo,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27
PROPOSALS OF THE SPANIARD.

There were several propositions before US. First,
tFat we should take the island Of LuZOn alone
Now. what the objection to taking the island
of IsuzOn alone? 1t was ibis: II took IL W
would give it good government we would relieve
it's people from the despOtic power which they had
lived under: would relieve them from burden
some taxa tiOn; would see that they were secure
in their personal. social and religious rights AMI
privileges And how long would 10 be before the
other islands in the archipelago would the
freedom and blesscClnesS Of the government IN the
island of LuzOn. and how long would 10 be before
there would be insurreCtiOn in every other island
in the archipelago How long would il be before
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27
Chicago
Great
Western

Chicago 20 ST. Paul and Minneapolis: 10 Dss
Aoines. ST. Joseph SEd Kansas City. FOR
full Information apply 10 any railroad agent.
call on or address =. N. JENKINS. City
PsEsenger-Sssnt, 2lB broadway. Heg York, OF
z. II. LORD, General Passenger agent.
Chicago Great Western Railway, Chicago
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27
Everybody
Travels

occasionally. When you are conten1-
plating a trip anywhere west Of Chi
cago IL VIII pay you IN more ways than
one 70 investigate the service Of the
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27

SENATOR FRYES ADDRESS
Inasmuch az Senator William p FRYE NJ
Maine, was a member 9f the Commission which
New-York tribune., 1900-10-27
MIR. oDELL's REMARKS.

Benjamin B. Odell jr.. the Republican candi-
| date for the Governorship, got rousing recep-
| tion, In the course Of his speech he said;
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
Guropas chers.

Oct frantic Marinsospurtement BAR
paa Pariieruoitiainssn sipst en- sra
nit 6remitiaing al gitersaplen !
6rantrise. 5 Qurene 1879 til 81 ups
giproe bet gjenneminitlise uObptte al
be frantic Zitersflterieg II MiQionsr
5rancs ($2,123,O00); bette uobptte
iteg iaa grappis til 20,500,010
5rdncs / 1898. gitsrs er ioetbels en-
2~urusurtitel / europa; be Ell iaa oDre,
at fun Yelitunpsfolt bar Rauo til at
ipiie benz, itriper @icetoniul 6anauer
/ en- Snpbereining fra Jrantfurt. )
Spen 6rantfurt toitsr imaa tpite os
boQanoIts 9iters i Sti9l fra 90 til
3 Mart pr. 0uiin (iru so til Y
Gents). 9erbosnoe Qmeriidnere idur
lsilisbsospis ira tine 9enner 6jsmms
tilfeuot en- Ssnbs ameritanIte Eitsrs,
90 Sanausr tror, al BET pilos oGre en-
lsnnsnos 5orretning at isnbe ameris
tanite giters / cob forage" lii
europa.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
gllc
|Oc0

at alminoelig Sebanollng life
fan brin9e 2inoring til lmertes
inloe Geripoer.
De PED, at 2poia 9. Gints
bam's Segetable COMPOUND oil
% bar slort bette, mere emo nos
gen anoeu Meolcin.
Gnbper Spinbe fjenOer MRS.
Gintbam'S Wiebicili.
Guboer &piiloe flenber ell eli
Ter alioen 6uinoe, lom Mrs.
Yiytbam bar b~elbrebet.
Men nj apinoer no al ii uO'
letter meo at iau ocnne paalloe'
ll9e WeOicln, inotll oereS Sunos
beo nRiten er e0eld9t PED Grpes
rlmenter eaer S%orlgmmellc!
Saa lfrluer DC til Mrs. Yint'
ham % bun belbreOer Dem, men
Oct tager leluigl9elig lungerc
Slo. llolGt life at iaa 0jNlp,
naar Sc CT ing.
Oiiu bar biulpet WiIaioner al
&%uiuoer. 0uurfur lite Gem?
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
Qsfaltea>er.

Gn Sn9snisr fprtGasr ieI9enos pm,
boprlepes Nsfult tom ! &rug PEP 9rp-
lRgning al 0aoer: De. oar Rapo,
leon ben 5reois, iom irrit bsspnpts
osrmeo, og @runoeu par 9opeoIdesiig
psnne: YsbsIen ! paris er megst
uitprIig at iis. naar ben Upper los,
og aeiieren bapoe mere emo en- Gang
bupt 4ariag til at fortrp0t, at puris'
Gdper bar brDldgt mso S;en, Tom be
raienbs WsnneItsr brGIitoe pp %
brusts iom a~uitepauben Rapoltou
Soloater bar Here GaHJe 6iepne
9ienitdnb for be poloiomite 4ners6
ira Idaoanne S%teniditeys. % osrs
leoeoe asiieren iii at unosriese, OH
Der life ituloe finoes nosst dnosi, Der
tunoe bsnpttes til g~roldQnins. @ss
p6altum blep iorisst % bite Iis at pG.
re fortrpHeliet. ca ldd Tort ION bel
LOB iie gjsrs. blep paris nepsSeaftr
M broIa9te mso asfdlt. 4nore Beer
Iufsts inart eitsr. og M sr Tom 81.
tienot asfalt meget ~ulmiHoeligt Be.
nnttst | bette Gismsh.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
&pao Der ~ntdn9icoc.
Gn Qrelt furtnaer:

Gn prGIt ~fortGler:
Rddr hi taller ON Solett, tommtr
lea iii al tGnte pud en- Wduo, iom en-
0nQ efter QrGoiteueu tom hen til
mig ca iaQoe; pditor. Zen Bra
oiten par itorildqen; ita piIbe lite pa
be pGret ben loruotn for 5 Dollars
VA iea ia0os til ham, at ban tunce ls
pere mia. bpoo Der munQieoe pad be
3 Dollars / bet 8eIeb, ban haooe iast
| 9srieu blep ban ct Cieblit itooenot
ION bimmeIfaloen % meo 0}uuoen
oio aaben. Derpaa greb Dan io9te /
gommsn. tog op $500 "a itotreoe mig
PenQene uben at iiQe ct Orb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
ssem aresi,sm Dirrelia tiIismmsr.

IA olitrthe Seufrnitr . AiHa bar fantf rre1cu Qrtht
for I'm rGfie GufIdteu iUtnt ubbt &merifduernt /
Istina men GrtbIttn iorai taDf rsbhtt 1ufHhtr al
amfriaHNs soreert etr al luGtti pelbreo Be iauee
iitfgnmtr ben hariias gtgtuiH0 az 1aHesltoa 9;ticrs.
1ti hnrtia't piriggbe % met ti'rresitnenN Strriss
Eiibtti for SpreTti iom sT lapst
Ssi ,Sorhsityit Serets o. slprrouosr. glalauos
ieter. So!mmegbsn Northumberland YtlaRfDl.
noaria Appciit SspHieshee all fubsr pQa en- iariil
Silianb al SniisEst otr if1per etbitfiehR al fufts
on fgt0i iuubnage an tltr anbeH imliiom Spabnm
1aaneliou SitirTs ioTeeisr 5srts acht % az BET beehe
Stnrfcmihhtl. iom iltubss AnbeiaiGs trriia Tor auf
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. isI 4Qeen. nr sT Homatisi AZ Al
plfs Gittsrn. Zen sisr ipas sen iuiit; brs0 Nn M
o. BIT rptrpsptt.
Seass hos ale 1rpaeIisr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

bsmie Ssn. On 4nbroeenbe ON at
faa bore / Gnrum msb benbe er afs
flaaet. Wfan frappsrss oper ben
Si9isfprte, Mpperen logger for Tas
gen openfor ben isrsslise Siiabns,
Der er blepet benbes Sob. Spap Der sr
forsfalot meaem benbe os Ssnnen.
esner fig naturlispis life til at rsfs.
teres; men bet fan bem9rtes. al
Rorbluno mob i'm Moper altib bar
piit Zig penlis os ribberlis.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
Sinclilfe 2Grcstcsn.

W{anparintrne / &ina er inooeitt /
8 &Iosier, per 6ortr Definitions.
tnupper CglansttnQ) pau %attene %
bar prnamsntdIe &rooertst (Nu liuj
pad Srpitet.
Den fsrits Nlaslc b9rer cE Nl.dn al
ROB Sprul (Sbunsbu). ipdrenoe IL
6arpen al en- 6unstam. pa ]ydnen C&i
tuua) er rem 5ugI JON prQoer otCs
grpit.
Den dnoen &Iasie ~traaler / en-
Dragt meD en- 4adfugI Mun8stciob
irem'tiuet ! glimrenoe 6dro,I. m.ota4
Der miot / en- rob Silttfrpnic pad Sat
ten bGpsr fla en- plaa Safr (Yuens
tiin9) Snap.
Mepens ben fsrite aldsil trit;n
fuIoitGnpi9 er iorbeboIot NttDltmmer
al ben teiierliQe 6dmilie. DC heieit'
GmbeosmGno og 8eneraler. benp.ics
ben onoen alasie leiligter3yis til al
6elcnns uol9npin9er, oer pdr uomGrs
tet ia | ben t%ineijIte 2ieneite upsl al
6ape foaet Snoieosret. Den edeile
GurcpGer Der bar fadet en- aordItudp,
er Sir Gobert part, Gener0linipettgr
Tor Den maritime Solo.
Den treble Slasle5 Snap sr IN
ugjennemiigtig, mort purpurfar0tt
Sten (Qi5iun) % 6uglen, Ger er al
tiIoet pad 0ragIeu, er en- pelttdn
1angsnqo), Gegenoeu ON, al peune
5u9I toprer line llnger mep SIooe.
at fl egst 9rpit, b%etrdgtes / Sird lom
Siapbilsoe pda SnipirdtIonen al bets
"giterdii", Der amer oenne StIusle Jon
WiaaIsT lor jim 2@rgierrigbso.
Gn misblaa QDubzlun) andp % en-
0ulpioiaH (StntD uomertet ben iJt.s
be alasie, buortll be beiere Oraoer al
Ohicerer re9nes.
Den temte aldsls bGrer Ell tar
arpital (Sbui tim9) Snap paa 9at.sn
% en- SoIpfuiau (peb pjen) paa Srg-
itet; oeune &lasie % / ben feIgtnoe
fnoes be iubdlierne OficeIer.
Den iiette &Iasie barsr en- Snap q
0epbrlt C5uD og en- brOOerst SIort
(aianstiinD,
Gn @ulofnap C6nung iin) % tn
4ger6ene (G6e tu) betegntr ben open
be alasie5 Rang. Wiinort "2iterdIi".
1olie % GmbtbsmGno, CT itplte al
oenue 0iitinttion.
! BEN ottenoe 6liuer 9ulotuappsn
til en- Iimpel groncetnap (5ung pobJ,
"a 4~qerbpnsn rtouteres III en- 8agtel
WQdnibun), meosns ben minore
alusie uf W~anoariner mal laoe Tg
neie mso SslO TN Snap og en- Spu.O
CNa6 tiio) til emblem.
Ie meatt toitbare SiGpsr al Pes
p6rit "a andre able Stene, Der oite
bares, er fun en- Yrppelie, men initt
2e9n paa Rang. bog aniees Del lie
Tor torrett mar De 6enBttss al 6olt
unoer treble Sldsie.
gd1fuglefi1ren II en- inoipiouti,
militQr 9iitinttion for Suppsrbso o9
ian opndaes al Ranodriner / ale
aldsier,
Den guile Sdtle er ben heieite miIis
tGre 61oersbeOisuiug og i~tieutes mss
act ijsloen CO tun til tore 8enerdlsr,
meoeus Crosrsr BEN oobbeltt Drag.
GA andre 0etoraiiorsr for BET msIts
qipes iii l~lolGroirgsr og ilGloen be-
res az t%insiiitt llnbsridattey.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20
Sra Sperisc.

Den itatbars Suot9gt al aupitdI
co arbeibs / @etsburg er for inoepG.
renbe @ar bersenet til 43,45O,7 700
ar.. mob 40.623. 63S SIR. iiior. Bar.
cien at be Gisnoomms, Der bsitattss,
er faitIdt til 213.1S3,0OO ar. moo
POS. ASS 100 Str. ifior. Sorigt
Gienbomms, bpilfe Tom iilbsrsnoi
Stat, &ommune. Mleniebeoer {. /. Ell
Ituttsfri, er pGroIot til q, 799,100
serationsp9ro;en al ale faite Gisr-
BONNIE / @stsbors unilaass iddleo,s
til 24O, 9S2, 300 Rrouer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

Yua ct al 80 WGno ira Sp %
2dno, inbpdrilet Wteoe, Der ufbpIotss
paa Belle Raaobus, ON Odnnelie al
et MttieIeIitab til Ssplantning II
400 Ssnosr 2ano Seoe pad ScnDrs
Omme 5laoe, blep Der efter ct inole'
benoe 6prsbrag al SsiitolcfpritanOer
Sdrsper % efter anbefaling al 0e,
oeielItabets 6urmunb, &ammerberrs
2utti6au, % 8pntor6ef Soban''r
neoiut en- 2omite pao 8 Weolemmer
til Sueens pioere 6rsmme.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

9so srpnbbjems Splobops aasie'
rertontpr er Der opoaset Mislisbspsr
peo Spoierielen til ct Selpb at 1900
SIR. Den iipite 5ulomegtis, iom msO
permisilon fprloo gpen for npgen Sio
iipen, er lite penot tilbage og dntagts
at pere reiit fra 2anpet. lEosriessls
ie paaddar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

9ep Merafsrbansns G%orsitatipn y
Der pppaset ct unDerltup al ca. 1900
arpner hos ben &ontpriit. Ipm bapre
mep &asien at gjere. Der er irnto@
lertip Saab ON, at Selebet ital BIZ
p9ttet, Iaa ban Ilipper Siltale.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

Noale gptanitere fra aiebenbapn
meo Decent, Or. Rpitrup / SptoIsn,
bar nplig neoe pau 9erlufsbOlm ben
N9itpep for at unoerisge ct oerp9rsns
De goppeltr9, bet iterIts / 9unmurt.
Man n9rebe 5rpgt for, at Sr9et -
Ium ganite pitt mailer % Sob / Sms
trebs, men inopenbig er fuloitrnoig
built, Iaa at Stummsns pirtelige Spts
felIe fnap er en- balp Sob - ituloe
bl9ie ON. 0srfor ienots man guD
efter be 6errer 9otdnitere, iom 'trur
idd, at Sr9et fun tunoe reopes PED
en- gonite etstrdproin9r 5oranitdlts
ming. Man 9it nemlis / Sang meb
at iaee Suaer runot pmtring pda
Stdmmen. 6erigjennem bill nan nu
forisss at fj9rne De inpoenoise rouos
ne0els og bagefter ubfploer bet TONNE
Sum meo Ger. Saa mener man,
5r9et moi ifdl itaa TAFT.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

s @renoal bar ct BAR pngre 6Ors
retninesmano inpbuot III Sannelie
al ct Ntiieieiltab meo 6Ornlddi at OPP
rstte Ell OamppaIteri pg Strpgeri etter
ameritanit Mpniter. @ttietapitdlen
bliper 10000 &roner, Ntiierne $50
Grpner.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

Sm 9pitens upfalp opi9iennem
8uloalen meppeler, Iutofiteterne at
6euplingen / Melbus, 5lGa, Seilans
BET pg 9prg blep meget lipen. paa
e~ntslts, enbos pelprepne Srug. bIso
llbbbttct bare en- Salposl % enoog
%oerunbsr. Slipper % Sbimotbei mis-
lptfeoes. Man bill 'ualeoes pad oisie
Stsber bore nsbt til at Iorminriit
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

Som betjenbt inoIamles Der fpttts
ben Beng. til Ct Mlnossm9rte paa
Spar Iaiens Grap | &%riitiania. Tu
er Der blanbt Maalm9noent ogiud lat
en- Sepeaelie igane for at faa reiIt
BAN ct fort MonLh.cnt neLe / 8gen.
Siolisere sr Der reiit en- bei 8dlltG pIa
Spar NaIens Sebeitep paa Senomtre
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

Ser / aon9sptnger finots grenoe,
iom mar aloriS fan butte bar oGret
TONNE for M, itriper "Snoianbsp."
2igepan ifal bet bore uppper Spgoers
ne. Graperne iortGaer at De tan 9ras
be De 3 9llen neoigiennem pau airtcz
gaaroen uoen at finoe fugii9 Sorp. 90
pa sr 5orben msr eno tsri.ig. Der
Ipm Ri lite Itul Iaa en- COB Del Hesn,
for 5r0it og Sne fommer, bill bet lite
ie lpit ub.
Decorah-posten., 1900-11-20

6ru Rpfplte Itripes til "9uebl.":
5orIsben bruinsos Suns Rssen9s /
Sslisfiurosn. afosoe tom ira erfioro,
bpor ban bapoe c9ret os iIsbt Stinp.
Deb Miooasstip bar ban pau Sism-
psisn. oan iutte SsiI for al tomme
per 6iorpsn. Soetiamms ialtt IN
9pes inp. fem tantrsbe Soaosn. Den
ne sr Iensrs iunoet pso Selielanoet
msp Ssilst / % faitsiprts Stieosr,
bpilisi iIoits antdselis bar Deret Stplc
/ rlpttsn. gfOsos par Gntemanp. "a.
so qar summsI. oe siterlacsr Jig j
Born.