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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17

Mosiah L. Hancock, slxty-elght Yeas
Of age. has Just made a trip that would
have rendered a valuable horse useless.
Not so with himself. however lie is
as spry and agile as most men a score
Of years his Junior Mr.. Hancock ar
rived In Salt Lake a day or two ago and
win depart this evening or tomorrow
for Riverton where he expects 70 visit
bis friends,
To News" man he said today that
he left his home in Taylor. Arizona, on
May 9Th. and that he had gradually
made his way from town 90 town In
that territory until the boundary line
was crossed and until he struck the
settlements OF southern Utah where he
rested briefly and then continued his
tramp up from the south until Provo
and Salt Lake were reached. said he:
Il enjoyed the journey immensely
and feel as well as ! ever aid 10 my life
or course I observe the laws OF health
otherwise / would not be able 20 endure
what do. have not tasted tea. cof-
fee or tobacco IN fifty years That Is
one Of the reasons for my sound physi-
cal condition, although there are
others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17

patch 20 the ministers at other capt.
tails
This dispatch. which is dated July iG.
was signed ny Nicaruys Liu Kun 81 and
Chang Ch.h rung. of Marking and WI
Chang respectively ANA also by Sheng.
director of posts and teIegraphs al
Shanghai 10 was addressed t0 the
Chinese minister in London. and by him
transmitted 20 Minister Wa under to-
days date
In accordance with the request con-
tanned in Oh. cablegram, Minister Wa
asked Secretary Hay 20 agree with the
other powers tl preserve Tien Tsin from
destruction The secretarys answer was
not made public. but Minister WI fears
that the destruction already has oc-
CURED he regards the cablegram as
perfectly authentic
NEWS CONFIRMED.
London July lL-Mr. VIM. Pritchard.
Morgan OF parliament for Mer-
thyrtydyil. today received by cable pos
tive assurances from a source upon
which he relies that the British lega-
ton az Pekin was stlll standing July
@, and also that IA Hung Chang left
Canton this morning TO take supreme
command at PekIn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
AN AGED MANS WONDERFUL WALK
MOsab l. Hancock SxtyEight Years Of Age Covered More
Than One Thousand Miles on FOOt-Says He Never
Got Tired or Hungry.

DO you never ride" the News" man
asked.
"Someumes.' replied the old gentle
man as be cut a figure on the floor
with the agility 0f an athlete. but
like to walk and never get tired. /
frequently walked over forty miles over
the desert without q drop OF water and
felt none the worse for TO- AT Tuba
City / met Prof Clun and bis South
American expedition who invited me
to accompany them bnt having rela-
tives both On Arizona and Utah that
desired 10 VISIT ] respectfully declined
the kind offer f.. coming north l
covered the same distance in two days
on foot. that the expedition covered on
horseback In five days going south.
walked seven hundred and ht'y miles
without gettrg hungry %. tired a sin-
gle time. ] ana nHH looking for some
work t0 do uI after that ] shall cone
tinue my Journey Altogether / walked
over thousand miles and feel none The
worse for .r'
Mr.. Hancock further said. II have
lived at Tay.. Arizona for the past
twenty-five years. ui mas Doe said 20
have been q r..i.u, OF Arizona Tor
forty years as o. u.s. that long ago since
/ went into that territory with jacob
Hambl.n 20 preach ta ,ha Indians
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
R0UGHlNG IT.
VIM. H. Balm andC. 0, McLees Wanted
TO See the World.

When we left GAINESVILLE. Ohio, our
object was 10 see the United States
every part Of H. and We started for the
west first" That was what c. o..
McIees told a News representative
today. Mr.. McLees is the Mac re-,
ferred 20 IN the diary found upon the
mangled body of VIM. H. Balm al the
Rio Grande Western yards sunday
night. Balm and myself had intend.
ed 20 see all the rough-and-tumble life
OF a tramp In his wanderings over the
country, stopping 90 work occasionally
IN order 20 get what little money We
needed. I had intended 10 write and
publish my experiences after II was
over. and In order 90 DO 80 properly. :
wanted TO see all the ups and downs
you have some grues0me material
for your story now observed the news
gatherer.
"Yes. indeed. Poor follow, lie was
only twenty years old and we had been
companions for a long time. His fami-
~ IL poor and / doubt 10 they may be
able 10 raise the money with which TO
have the body sent home. l am afraid
he must be buried here / wish ] c0ule
get some work, but / am rather rough
looking now, and perhaps people won't
take kindly TO me n / apply for 49,.
We separated at Divide, this side on
Cripple Creek on the Colorado Mid
land. was az Tucker yesterday when
I heard an operator reading an account
OF Bans death. Upon hearing the
name ! knew my chum was gone When
got here j went 20 the postoiiice and
got postal card which Balm had writ
ten az Pueblo on the 18th. Il instructs
me % remain IN salt Lake until Sc,
him. Here it is.' and the lead-penciled
card was handed TO the reporter.
Mr. McLees Is intelligent, uses good
Language. and appears 90 be respecta.
Bile. He win attempt TO get work so
that De may be able 10 return homo
his campions death having dlsheart-
ened him somewhat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
President Arrives in Washington.

Washington. July 1.-THE President.
accompanied boy Secretary Cortelyou,
arrived in Washington today at $40
pm IN special car attached 90 the
regular Pennsylvania train out of Cam
ton last night The President was met
at the depot by Secretary OF War Root
and Adiuaut General Corbin and
drove directly 90 the White House. Ow-
ing to the fact that the time of the
Presidents arrival Wgs not generally
known. there was but q small crowd at
the depot to greet him.
Col. webb Hayes and William Bar
bour. the Presidents nephew. accom-
panied him and are guests at the White
House.
40 York, Pa. where a Republican con-
vention Is IN session the train stopped
thig morning for a few minutes while
the President shook hands with a large
number of people
The cabinet met at 2:30 o'clock his
afternoon Secretaries Hay, Gage Root
and Long and Postmaster General
Smith were present
Secretary Root took lunch with the
President before the meeting and gave
the President the latest Information in
GLIDING Minister Wu's cablegram and
Admiral Remey's report OF the fight at
Tien Tsin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
GEN, WOOD IN NEW YORK,
Comes to Talk over Matters In Re-
latiOn TO Cuba.

New York, July 17.-Gen. Leonard
Wood and his family arrived here today
from Havana. Gen Wood viii proceed
at once 20 Washington. When seen at
quarantine he said:
Il have not been called home TO con-
suit about the removal OF troops from
Cuba 90 China. but 20 talk over general
matters IN relation TO my post In Cuba.
/ would Ike, however. 10 go 20 China.
I do not know that ! will be selected
for a command, but ! want 10 60"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
CALDER'S PARK.
Reported That il VIII be Greatly I'm,
proved for Next Year.

The fact that r. B. Wicks is
out OF town prevents the obtaining Of
information as 10 the uses to which
Callers park viii be put a brief men,
tion 81 the sale Of the palace was made
I'm last nights News, but an endeavor
to find Mr. Wicks failed on account Of
his absence from the city. II is learned.
however. that the purchase was made
for eastern parties and that they will
assume charge OF the resort next year,
the lease Of Mr. Levy expiring this fall
II Is intimated that the place win be so
improved az 10 cause a big stir In sum-
mer resort circles here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
HERE FROM MICHIGAN.

Ex-Governor Alfred Mines OF Cold
water Michigan. Is In Salt Lake visit
ing relatives and today called on his
old friend. State Librarian Palmer. Mr..
Mines was a citizen OF Salt Lake IN
early days. and will renew old &C.
quaintances In this city. Mr. Mines
was also a representative In Congress
from the State o. Michigan at one
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
STATE WARRANTS ISSUED.

State Auditor Richards issued the fol-
lowing warrants today: Bountles for
Beaver county. sSl27. also bounties for
the following other counties. Sanpete
i6sO7; Grand, sii25O, Kane. So 49, Sum
init, s350.63. Il. r. Lane sheriff Of
Weber county, expenses conveying
prisoner 70 state prison. MASS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
OLD LADY HURT.
Mrs. Mary Ann Pratt Falls and
Breaks Her Arm.

Mrs Mary Ann Pratt, an aged lady
residing at No. 239 west Second North
street. met with a painful accident yes
terday afternoon while going 20 the
hydrant for a pail OF water II was
caused by tripping over a small piece Of
board She was thrown 20 the ground
with considerable force and broke her
right arm. midway between the wrist
and elbow. Her face was also much
bruised and one OF her eyes consider
ably blackened Or. Wright was sum-
moned and made his patient who was
eighty-one years Of age, as comfortable
az possible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
ELKs' BUILDING SITE.

A warranty deed was today filed with
the county recorder by which the order
OF Elks Of Salt Lake becomes the pos
SCISSOR OF a building site on State The
property was conveyed by Thomas
Sherman and wife OF New York city
20 the order. the consideration being
$3.50 II Joins that OF the office Of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany on the north and is admirably
sltuated for club purpOses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
THREE POLITICAL PARTIES.
Democrats, Silver Republicans and
Populists Meet at pOcatello.
ESPECIAL 10 THE "NEWs -

Pocateno. Ida. July 1.-THE Demo-
cratic convention was called TO order
here al 1880 this afternoon by John
HALEY, chairman Of the State commit
tee. X. l. Perky Of Gilmore county
was elected temporary chairman with
out opposition The Silver Republican
convention effected temporary organi-
cation by selection OF J. j. Bennett OF
Idaho county as chairman and Monroe
Heaton OF Kootenai as secretary The
pOpunsts met at pm. and elected A..
ID. Mckinley OF Shoshone county as
temporary chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
SUES A CONSTABLE.
Trustee Eugene NJ. Cannon Institutes
the Proceedings.

Eugene ~ Cannon. acting as trustee
rn bankrarr.y for the estate of Joshua
b. Stewart o. voluntary bankrupt Zoe
14v entered suit .u the district court
AGAINST BENJAMIN N. Hadl0.k the cone
s..b.a of fHe Third precinct The CONE
n.l.nt Gets forth that dft.r SieNa't
baf been declared o. bankrupt ana th.
r.a.nua had been appointed trustee OK
.ra estate. that HajI1rk levied won
thirteen head of COWS. valued az f'..
4r4 sold them. converting Che same ll
f.s use 10 satisfy "a Judgment OF later
date than those appearing Do the BANK
ruptcy court. ,..o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
NJ Ektra session 70 be Called.

Washington. July l7.-It was decided
at the cabinet meeting today that the
present situation IN China does not re-
oulre an extra session or Congress. II,
however. subsequent events should de-
mand Il, the President VIII call II
promptly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17

proceed northward The black flag
Chief Liu Yee Is moving his forces prep
arat0ry 10 marching overland Co Pehn.
The Chinese are glad of This. az they
think Canton win bee safer without Liu
Yee while II Hung Chang Is away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
Danish NIlssIon ncstroyed.

Copenhagen, July 1.-THE Danish
mission station az Fung Kwang Tung.
on the peninsula of Lao Tung has been
destroyed The missionaries escaped TO
ChemulpO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
Knmnssl Relleved.

Fumsu, July i7-Kumassi has been
relieved by the command under Col
Wilcox
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17

What those lives have won snail we
cast aside as Of no consequence Peo-
pie from foreign countries enter our
gates by thousands. rejoicing 20 possess
homes and blessings under our Gas.
denied them In their native land. We
SIN have unbounded faith. that wher-
ever that flag is raised. whether on
mainland on island Of the sea. 10 carries
90 an liberty protection and peace.
II ls not enough 90 have able leaders,
10 Is not enough 90 have immortal prin-
Cipies set forth in our platform We
must have loyal and patriotic citizens
who value the privileges of American
citizenship men who win lay aside pare
tIgan feol!n" and vote along the lines NJ
patriotism
WHAT PATRIOTISM is.
Patriotism does not alone consist I'm
following the Auttering flag TO far-Otl
fields of glory 10 BE- "a sentiment I'm.
planted in the heart OF loyal man that
viii impel him 20 study his countfy's
every interest IN peace as we'll as war.
to vote right as well as fight right Pa
triotsm viii dictate t0 the honest
American voter that he study the
economic and industrial questions which
win Doe submitted Tor his consideration,
with an .ye single 90 DTS c0untry's well
fare. with a heart inspired Tor his Coun-
try.s glory. Then We can have no fear
that when the principles set forth In
our platform are understood and the
worth and merits NJ the men who carry
our standards are fully estimated the
result Wiil Dee the overwhelming election
Of Mckinley and Roosevelt.
DUTIES OF PUBLIC MEN.
OF the duties OF public men the i'm
mortal Lincoln said. They should be
men who know ana realize that the
first and greatest duty OF this nation
is 90 extend Individual liberty 90 every
foot of soil where the fortunes Of peace
or war may plant the Stars and
Stripes such men have We IN the
Republican party and such are the
men whose names are presented 10 the
voters Of the country for election TO
the high Offices 0t President and Vice
President Of the United states; whose
names are synonymous with honesty
ability loyalty courage and qualities
that make men great whose ability In
the highest council chambers Of the
land has been amply proved whose
courageous loyalty babe them throw
aside the pursuits and pleasures OF busy
happy existence and hasten 10 the bat
tlefeld at their country's call. one 20
a civll war. which resulted I'm the eman-
cipati0n OF four millions Of slaves In
our own country The other resulting
In the emancipation OF fifteen millions
Of imperlalstic SPANS subjects and
with he moral courage. equally great.
10 bid defiance 90 criticism and follow
the nath OF highest duty and these
under the leadership Of the grand old
party VIII in November sweep the land
FOR honest money and honest princi-
pies"
MR.. HAYES OF OHIO.
Mr. Hayes, of Ohio. presented a reso-
luton which was adopted unanimously
endorsing the "Wlsg and patriotic adj
minlstration OF President Mckinley and
heartily approving the character and
principles ~ that gallant rough rider
Theodore Roosevelt" and directing that
a copy OF this resolution be sent 60
President Mckinley.
The league then adjourned 10 10 a. m.
tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-17
EXPANSION OUR CHANCE.

II Is a senseless cry and has not been
nor ever will be justified by any condi-
lions OF our body polite. We do not set
forth our boundaries mechanically
Expansion has been our opportunity
and possibly our salvation The posses
sion Of the Philippines was the natural
sequence Of events. commencing with
the destruction OF the Spanish feet In
Manila bay; events followed each other
with startling rapidly making a bril-.
liant epoch for Americans. In the clos
Ing years OF the century, and shall We
think 80 lightly Of those who asked only
OF glory the privilege 20 sustain their
country's flag on these distant Islands
and who now In the flower Of their man.
hood all the humble grave Of "a soldier
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Srcttcm Ssunoreoc Gu9ler
Tor at OrGbe ct Wcuncife.

Den bersmte 5eltberre Mdrihdusn
at Sadien iaspe en- Sang, at Der tor
at orGbe en- Solodt ~btbepeees ligelaa
meaet Slp, iom ban islp peisbe. Oct
bar ben Sang. oa Sssislrbsne bar
messt tptters % auslerne. meset tun'
sere snp M for siesn. iii Sisns
oirlc niro man paa nermere Solo.
ica ombpssslisere Siste % soiIees
lite iaa meset meo Immunitionen,
81. a.. fprbi bet par lanst beip9rlisere
at ldoe.
3 bore Dase ipues bet. ipm ON Der
Nal mesei mere Bin for bpsr prabt
SoIcai. Saalepes bar man rssnet
I'D. at Der / 8riesn | 1s7o-71 bIep
brust 1900 aualsr for bier fallen.
6 Glaest pso Solferino 1859 aHpres
be Siterriserne meo fine Jorlaeeses
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
General palmer 900.
5orbenprrenbe 6orenebe StatersSe
natpr fra Slinois ct bob.

Sprinefielb, 25be Sepiember. Sc.
neral Sobn M. Yalmer, fprbenpGrenbe
5oreneoe Staters Senator fra S1inois,
opoe / fit Siem Der / 8pen alotten s
Morsen. Sierieilas par ben birefie
stariag til Gensralens 9pb, uastet
bans Selbreb bar prret ipaffet / TO Nar.
SCI. 3 imOrses flaeebe ban puer Smers
ter ! Brpitet, % Ell 9ege bleu iirar ben'
tet. 8cneralen ialbt after | Spun ps
paasnebe life fer 81. z. Gmerierne
bIep beiiiscre, os intet fanoe sjpres for
at Iinore Dem. Zen bcenoe iamtalebe
Ell Stunb mso i'm Suitru % panbrebe
laa bort.
Spbn McGaulsp '4almer bar isot
l3oe september 1917 / eagle Greet,
Scott Gounip, &sniudp. Sans Gar
bar en- afsiori Guti. Slaperimanb, iom
| 1881 flptiebe iii Suinois. Sen irems
iioise Senaiur beltos ipris | IUliiif Os
1856 uar ban Sormaub for ben isrite
republifanlfe &onpention / SQinpis %
Ell 9elesat til Neutrality-suspicious..
San ijente meb llhmarfelie / 8risen us
blep uon1pnt III @eneralmaior for
2apperbeo peb Stpne &lper. !San bar
@npernsr al Slinuis fra 1868 til 1872;
men | 1872 iprlpo ban bet republican.
lie Harti, iprbi General SHERIDAN
brnste isberale Trooper til at beposte
Chicago unber Siprebranben uben On,
%pernsrens Samipfte. Zen bemofrati.
re Transformation / 1890 itptieoe BAN
til 0e 5orcnebe Siaters Senat, % ban
bar ben isrIte 0empfrat, Sainois ienote
til Senatet iioen Stepben u. DOUGLAS
3io. Sau iorloo otter Bartiei / 1896
paa @runo al Splpipsrgsmaulet %
blsp al @ulooemofraterne npmineret til
Yr9iioent.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Sir pe0.
C%perDrepue Sahsoritfere itfc lilcrs
enD andre Srittrrc.

"@n Ben al Dor 6amiIie. Der tocnt
bps ps en- tort BIB, par en- lpGr Safe
oritter % leo itaois al Spspeplid.
0an inorgmmens, at Safe par ubels
ia for BAN, men 9e peo, bporoan
aaiisori,tereu itdols fprlan9er i'm
Safe, ielo ON ban peb, at ben trent
taIOsr 9pspepiiu.
Gn Sa1 n0pnte ban til mig, at ban
bar blst anbefalet Yoitum 5ooo
Gpfies % pmisos ON. at ban not ituloe
enite at prsrs ben. Seq 1T fat / en-
Batts % lupepe peu til urias.iet Ell
itr 4npiSniugen. 0on blep inptaset
/ ben me Drill, bpuo psioa ale andre
al Dor 6amilie blep. 0au blep i9ri
lis meget elob | ben, % ON ipit Sio
par hans Tnspepiia foricunoct. San
iortiaite meb al BRUCE Ypitum. %
ON ire Maansosr bapbe ban tiltaeet
u Dumb.
Min Manp er prdttilerenoe Seq;
"a anisr goitum iom ben iunbeIts al
al Sloes Srii. San Imaeer alpria
Safe. men sr meset sIab | NcTtum,
ga, BET er forreiien ale ! Dor Jamilic,
% pi t9nter oiprie pan al brittle
Safe mere" Nlrs. Tarp &. Srplpu.
Daterforb. @a.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Pci QIoer.
Noroboere bertilanos er ct fraitigt
SolfeiGro.

Som Grempel paa, at Norbboerne
Der | 2anoet ian opnad bei Ilber,
tan felsenoe anfsres:
s 5opn Of Gbimnep Rod, 5rems
psaleau Co., Wis., sr eftern9pnte
perioner inben ct Siosrum uf 8 Iar
osoe meo FABIAN Iloer ps iorbf9itst
paa Gbimnep Rod lutberlte &irtez
saaro:
9lnbsrs qnoerien, fsbt / 9aaler.
Rorse, beb II gar eammel.
Bertha Garlien. fsot / Wermelano.
Sverige, bsb II 4ur sammel.
Glie S~alporien, febt / Stanse,
Norge, bsb IS glar sammel.
@nns @unufsbatter, febt i Yin,
Selemarten, Nprse, bob II @ar gam
mel.
8uttorm aoplpblen, fcbt / $rue.
Norse, Dob 100 gtar oe IL 0a9e CANT
mel.
Matbis 9snetien, froi / Bermss
lamb. Sverige, bsO 81 @ar elmmel.
Ola Spttolfien, isot | Senore
Iurool, Rorse. beo 70 aar saminel.
Gbriitiun Sottplfien. fsot / Norore
9ono. Roree, bob rs Mar sammel.
8ro 8unufsoatier. febt / Yin, Sss
lemarten, Toree, bsb 81 aur sams
mel.
Cars 8. Sitenes, fsot | a%iniurpif,
Noroe, oeo rs 4or II Maanebsr
gammtI.
Senrit Garlisn. isbi / Wermeluno,
Speri1e, BOB rs gor sdmmel.
9Iils 2nritn, feot / Sbalen, Tcrge,
RIB "a Iar II Manneoer aommel,
iprbfGitst i 9srnst Suasp, Spipn 81
81. Rcd.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
Sorfatterinoen Goreui.

s 2onoon fort1nes en- fprnpielia
Siitoris ON en- lioen 3ria melem ben
bstienote 5orfatterinoe ps en- geitps
rerinbe al en- Stole. Stol.n bodies
t~psrspper 9absn fra bet GUS, bpor
Drills Gpreli bosoe. Qaa Stolen
bapoe man osiaa muiiialite Spslie,,
o9 eisis iorstom 5prfdtterinhen q.
bare msset u~bebaseliee, naar bun FAB
Deb 1T arbeibe. gun isnbte oerior
Seitprerinsn fsleenoe StripelIs:
"Nfiis 6oreIi isncer MiIs = i'm
Silien % beoer. ON bun bill rare iaa
COB at prons iis iau, at Der lite Biz
Der noser Sanerpslier mellsm 81. 10
% 81. |, ea bisie er Miis gorelis
@rbeiesiimsr, % ole 5oritprrelier er
paa ben Sio ii9r messt ubebassIise."
5slsenos par Spant;
~Miis = isuoer Wiiis Gorsai i'm
Silien % snitsr at iise. at bpis nossi
iaaoam piloe bincre. at Der blep IRE
bet %iaaoanne gsstr Tom "SatauS
Sorssr- zen at Niis Gcrenis Ssser,
fpm sr bIepsn itrenst iriiiiersce). ial
piIee bet pars benbe en- 9lros at faa
iituno SanssoeIier bDer Dag fra 81.
g til @"
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
NusHre &~rigsiamse.

Den rusfifte General arpanopffp bar
fact ben originate Soe at benptie
Sang Tom ct Sj9lpemiobel | arissn.
Ge rusiiite SOlDater bar fom befjenot
ben 8ane at fpnse / aor; ipeeielt gisr
be bette unoer WariAerne, og tattet
bore beres mebfsote mulitalfte Inz
lag, fpnser be | 4lminbeligbeo baabe
mutt og torreft. 9eneralen bar nu
gipet Srbre til, at bp.r Battalion I
bans Dipifion ifal fda iitanb fit eget
aor ps inbppe lin beitemte 8risss
fang. Haar en- Battalion bd iinoer ct
Stag rptter frem til 9nsreb, ftaI ben
itemme fin fpecieIe Sang; ben
Sperittommanberenbe piIbe ba Ielp
paa afitanb af Sansen tunne off
sisre, bpilten Battalion Der .r | Slben.
Haturlispis bill man lite tomponete
ipecielle arissIanse, men fun p9lge
be Jolteianse. fum Solbat.rne aIes
rebe fisnber og elffer. 9per Battalion
Hal fad fig tilbelt nosle Srommss
ilagere os Wufifanter til Ststte for
Solbdterne. Sheen er maafe life
fad beipnberlis, iom man I fsrite Sie,
blif faar Snbtrpt at; ON ben bill sipe
sobe @efultater, faar be praftiite
Sorfss bife.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-28
SmaapInf.

- Sibfis 5rsbos iplste Soc 2amm
fin Notwithstanding paa Watsr
Street til George Steper for $500.
Mr. Qamm bebolber frempeleS Suist
% Gotten ~eitsnfpr Muritensbpenins
Gen.
Mrs. $. Spbiaion reiite iioits
Manbag til Miltpoutee % bun pil
tilbrinss 9intersn bos i'm Satter
hrs. S6mib. Nrs. 2obiaisn pil
blioe iopnet at en- itor Siare samle
@ennsr Der. ps be bebits Sniter ielser
bsnbe til beupss me 6iem.
Seitrene Mrs. 8. Olion %
Mrs. q. q. Gegen of Sarge, y.
DAT, sr Der / SsIse. De tommer
fra Gbicago, % ba beres Billet ubs
Irhsr ben 30te, bar be Blot noele fol
Soge for tine mango @enner Der.
De refer berfro Sreoug Mprsen.
MiIs Sbu Saripn al 5oreit
Gitp er her / 9eiss os sr 8iGit, hos
Mrs. i. 8. Inuroien.
hrs. Sphn Sanoers fra Gals
mar ogoe Snsoae Moresn eiter ct
lensere SDssleie. Sobn Sanpsr2
bpsbe meb i'm 6omiIie i Neit Oeeorab
iuptil for pmtrent s aar iioen, pa DC
fntiebe Ill Galmdr.
Ole NiIipn 9oesaaro fra Gar
90, y. Dat, bar berneoe / geIpo bos
TN Spoeer 9aaro S%alporitu Slain
% andre 9eunsr. Mr. HiIIpn sr en-
sammsI OecprabsMono % pil biIt
srinorcs al mango 'iben ben 9io. ban
par oniat ipm Salg8mano hos 8. !.
Murib her uf 9nen. Sar fIpttebe 10
til @eiteu for % @ar Fosn.
- Gnbrs VI. Bid at Ricsioro bar i
0eeorab furl,oen 9aa.