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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-11

built to keep the Indians from going below
Wall Street; 10 be sure, there wasn't any Wall
Street then, but the wall was there and the street
came later. At that time the Indians had free
access to everything above the wall, including
Wall Street and that established the precedent
which has resulted in "scaiping'' the market.
and there is probably more '.scalpins' done in
Wall Street today than there in the good
old days II you don't understand about this.
send for free book, which explains margin
trading.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-11
FINANCIAL.
The Chinese Wall

The Great Wall OF China was commenced during
the reign of the Emperor Ching Wang, 2i6-2I0
b. C.. and extensions of it were made by several
OF his successors. The exact date upon which
the work was begun is said to have been PA H.
extended several centuries, at intervals, the
records do not clearly show the number Of years
that were spent upon it. 1t intended to pro-
teet the northern provinces Of China against the
Tartars, but did not fully accomplish its mission.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22

fix his punishment at confinement In
the penitcntlary for the rest Of his
natural lile."
This was the wording OF the vcr-
diet in the case Of eN-Sccretary of
State Caleb Powers charged with be-
ing an accessory before the fact To the
murder OF William Goebel.
The jury retired at l:32 and return
ed its verdict at 2:55, having heen out
only fiity-three minutes.
Powers, always pale, grew ghastly
so as the verdict was read, and his
face betokcned great mental anguish.
This was only for few seconds,
however, and then, somewhat re-
gaining his composure, he turned To
the Misses Daugeriield, who had been
in consultation with him, and said:
81 was not expecting that. The
verdict is unjust"
There was no sort Of demonstra
tiOn following the verdict and the
vast crowd filed out of the court
house almost in silence. Powers re-
manned in the court room for some
time after the verdict was rendered
In conference with his attorney, who
at once moved for new trial and,
falling in that. to take an appeal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
CONDITIONS MUCH IMPROVED
Wages Average Higher Deposits in Banks Have In
creased rlany Fold, Labor Has Found EN-
plopment, Exports Nearly Doubled
and Prosperity Reigns.

of Dunbar, Is n bank OF $4,000 capi-
tai, which has Sll0.Ul1 ~ idrmers'
money on deposit. Last week money
was loaned on land adjoining some
of my own for three years at the
simple interest OF per cent, on avail
uation of more than $50 IN acre. and
! saw that same land begging for u
purchaser at $3.50 an acre not long
ago. Under the gold standard that
land has become so dishonest as to
incrcuse its purchasing power so that
now one acre OF 1t will buy 100 gold
dollars, and when | saw it sold first
one acre would buy only dollar and
n quarter. According to the ec0no-
mics OF Bryanarchy, this land, with
n constantly increasing purchasing
power, Is the enemy Of the poor and
n menace to society. According to
the Democratic platform, good honest
land should never appreciateln value
nor should any other honest thing"
Such conditions are found all over
the land. The Atlanta Constitution,
although supporter Of Bryan and
his bizarre platform, does not indorse
the Bryan philosophy. Speaking of
the prosperity In the south and the
good wages paid, the Constitution
says the average rute OF wages ia
based on and is regulated by the cost
Of living and the cost OF living is reg
ulatcd by climate (uffectlng price of
clOthing and iuel). The Constitution
says the southern wage-enrner who
gets .sl2 week "makes more-that
Is to say. has larger margia OF
profits and savings-than the wnge-
Garner in the 1orth who il paid SIS IL
week. This Is why II IL possible for
the southern manufactures In any
given line to add as much value to
the raw material as his northern
competitor at II cost very much less"
This h interesting, as there is no
injection of the Democratic philos-
Iophy that the gold standard has
ruined" the south and that the only
hope vi wHgc-earners lies in the con-
stant grind Of silver dollars, worth
h. cents cach or less, with an enor-
nous imitation Of prices.
The gold standard has not pros
tratcd Industry" or "impoverishcd
the people" In the last five years
our export trade has increased by
| S70i, ,GSJ, ,il3-tigures which represent
great growth Of commercial power
and with 1t increasing prosperity for
the ncople, notably In the manuac-
turing industries and in agricultural
lines.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
Japanese Account.

Toxic, Aug. lS.-General Iamaga-
chi wires from Pekin Aug. 16 as fol-
lows:
"The allies attacked Pekin early
yesterday, opening with artillery on
the eastern side. The wall was OBJ
stinately held by the enemy. Japan
ese and Russians were on the north
ward OF Tung Chow canal. American
and British on the south side. At
nightfall the japanese blew up two
eastern gates OF the Tartar city and
entered. In the meantime the Amer
leans and British entered the Chinese
city by Tung Pien gates. Detach-
ments OF each force were sent toward
the legations. Parties met them near
the legations and opened communica.
ton. All ministers and their stats
were found safe. The japanese loss
was over 100 killed, including three
officers. Losses OF allies havenotyet
been ascertained. Four hundred Chi.
nese were killed."
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
ReiafOrcements Needed.

London, August q, 3:55 a. NOV
ing probably to the Pekin wire being
cut, little news Of consequence from
the Chinese capital has come through
this morning. What little has reach
ed London indicates that the allies
are in need of e-eniorcements.
The commander OF the Italian sec
ond class cruiser Fieramosa tele-
graphs from Taku, according to the
Rome correspondent uf the Daily
Mail, and says that very urgent re-
quests were coming from Pekin on
Sunday for the immediate dispatch
OF further troops and in answer to
these 100 Italian marines were sent
oil post haste.
The japanese minister in London
il said to have received telegram
last evening announcing that subse-
quent to the entry into Pekin Jap
anese detachment went to the imper-
ial palace to afford whatever protec-
tion was necessary. The enemy was
in strength and fighting was still
proceeding when the message was
sent to Toxic. The main body OF
the japanese were then at Ting Men,
gate, the Tartar city, with headquar-
tiers at the japanese legation.
Reports OF the presence of the EN-
press dowager are stillcontradictory,
but Gen. Lung Yu, on the authority
OF the Shanghai correspondent OF the
Standard, is definitely announced to
be n prisoner by orders OF the em-
press in the imperial palace.
This, perhaps" says the cores
pondent, "is good plan, as deten-
tion In the capital will allow him to
negotiate with the allies. which he
would do as Prince Tuan's enemy"
The Chinese ambassador in Lon
don, when asked as to the where
abouts of the empress dowager and
emperor, replied: "They have gone
westward to the old capital Hisian
Flu and | think they are quite safe
there. Serious trouble is now threat
ened in the neighborhood OF Canton.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
Reinforcements Arrive.

Washington, Aug. 1S.-The follow
ing cablegram was received at the
war department from Brigadier Gen
eral Barry. OF General Chaffee's staff:
"Chee Foo, Aug. lS.-Adlutant Gen.
eral, Washington: Taku, Aug. H.
Transport Indiana arrived on the l6.
All are well. VIII go to the front.
Pekin taken Aug. 10. Legations safe.
(SignedD BARRY"
The Indiana carried battalion Of
the Fifteenth infantry which had
trans-shipped from the summer at
Nagasaki.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
After the Impress.

Washington, August D.-The navy
department has received the follow
ing cablegram:
"Che Foo, Bureau OF Navigation,
Washington, Taku. August 49,
Telegraph line to Pskin interrupted
Information comes from japanese
sources that the empress dowager il
detained by Prince Yungede in the
inner city, which is being bombarded
by the allies. Chaffee reports tina,
he entered the legation grounds or
the evening of the lIth. Eight
wounded during the days fight
otherwise all well.
REMEY."
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22

Mulhall estimates that the census
uf 1890 will show the national wealth
to bc more than S9l O0OOO0, 900, Civ
ing the United States tbc lead among
the nations In wealth.
Colonel Bryan suys Independently
nearly the whole Of tlls wealth is
mOnopuliaed 10y "plutocrats" at the
expense Oi those he calls "lhr plnin
people This Is one ul the Hhsurdi-
ties To which Bryancluug in l>96 and
has exploited ever since. That this
wealth Is not monopulizcd IL shown
lay the fact that at least Sl3,OOO, ,00D.-
coo uf the national wealth il invested
In manufactures and 1t is impossible
for this amount To bc 50 Invested
without giving labor an ample share
of 1t. Two hundred members OF the
National Association Of Manufacture
crs have made statements Oi the
wages paid by them from ls9O To lS9l,
showing that from SI5, ll9,0>l paid In
$50, the amount has been increased
To SIS, S35, ,O69 In 1899. The wages paid
In that year were double the amount
paid I'm lSSi.
In the three years following the de-
feat Of Bryan and free silver In 1896
labor's opportunities aud lnbor's
wages both increased greatly. Tn,
employees shnre in the natlonu
wealth and prosperity il decidedly
large in the manufacturing business
alone.
Colonel Bryan's Kansas City plat
form rrailirms the Chicpgo platform
and, consequently, the DcmocratI,
national convention was placed II
the amusing attitude Of declaring
that in the year 1900 the gold stand
ard has resulted "in the Appreciation
OF gold ana IA corresponding fnll II
the prices Of commodities produced
10y the people, the enrichment Of ia,
money lending class nj home ant
abroad. the prostration oi industry
and the impoycrislmcnt OF the pco
pie" Perhaps Colonel Brpan hi,
Democrats believe that; more prob
ably they don't.
j. Sterling Morton. who was srcre
tary OF agriculture under Cleveland
recently gave some Of his persona
knowledge OF the conditions In Ne
brasku, Bryan's own state, to tn,
public. He said:
Here In Nebraska City, IA place o
10000 population, the banks carr,
deposits Of over Sl,0OO,O constant
ly. Eight miles west, in the yillag'
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
Mrs. Paris Gibson Dead.

Great Falls, Aug. lS.-While tenn
porarily insane, Mrs. Naleria q. Glib
son lcaped from the window OF her
room on the third iloor OF the Park
hotel in this city abont 1880 O'Clock
last night, alighting on the pavement
below. She sustained severe injuries
from which she died four hours later.
Mrs. Gibson was the wife of Paris
Gibson, the founder OF Great Falls.
She has been an invalid for several
years and has been confined to her
room In the hotel, which was con
ducted 10y her son. She has been un-
der the care Of two nurses day and
night, but during their absence from
the room last night she forced the
screen from the window and leapcd
cut. Her Injuries were not of fatal
nature, but the shock upon her sys-
TEN, in its weak condition, caused
her death. The funeral will he held
tomorrow afternoon AT O'Clock.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22

you have Il bnby In the house
you will wish To know The best way
TO check any unusunl iouscncss of the
bowels, or dilrrhoen so common TO
small children. q. +. VI. Holiday, Of
Deming, Ind, who has an II months
old child, says; Through the months
of June nnd July our baby was trcth-
Ing and took "A running of OF the
bowels and sickness ui the stomach.
His bowels voald move from five To
eight times a any. had "A bottle ni
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and III
arrhoea Remedy in the house and
gave him four drops in a teaspoonful
OF water and he got better Mt once"
For sale by all druggists.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
CONTINUED on Second Page.l

Try Red Top high ball at the Sill
yer Dollar.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
POwERS C0NylCTED.
His Sentence fixed at Life Imprisonment b,
kentucky Jury.

Georgetown, KY, Aug. lS.-"We,
the Jury, find the defendant guilty and
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
Il Saved His Baby.

"My baby was terribly sick with
the diarrf 1ea. We were unable TO
cure him with the Doctors assist
aDce and as n last resort we tried
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy says Mr.. j. II.
Doak, Of Williams, Ore. 81 am happy
to say it gave Immediate relief and a
complete cure" For sale by all drug
gists.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22

grounds at ) o'clock last night with
the Fourteenth and light battery.
Eight wounded during the days
fighting. Otherwise, all well.
CHAFFEE."
The war department officials think
that the date Pekin, August -, is an
error in transmission. They believe
1t should be August l6, as all previ-
Gus reports indicated that Pekin was
captured on the 18th inst.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
Only tiqht Wounded.

Washington, August l9.-The war
department has received the follow
ing dispatch:
''Chee Foo, August 10, from Pekin,
August 15.-We entered the legation
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22

GAS To RIA.
Bear, the 1lhs Kind You Haze iluas DSvgt
''';;''' 4 &2zzM
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
ALLIED ARMY IN Need
Of REINFORCEMENFS
Fighting i'm the Streets of Pekin Continues and the
Battle is Now Being Waged for the Capture
of the Forbidden City and Members
of the Royal Family.
AMERICAN LOSS WAS ONLY EIGHT WOUNDED

Trouble Brewing at Shanghai and Other Chinese Sea-
ports.-Japan Appears to Favor an AIli-
ance Between the United States,
Great Britain and Japan.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
Inrturu OF Bnnrn.
uk~rsissrst al en- sraitiR 5armss.
Wiinhrnf.

Gn iaaoan ian ldpss meget bilist
paa fsIssnoe Maabs: DGI9 ct lunt IcIs
rigt Stso, goot beitpttst mob 9inp:
fra Ioro os @eIt. Sisr al brsos Soro
en- Opb &asie. at StprreIie pasisnoe iii
ot 8inoussrummsr ION itdl bruses.
6pIo oerpaa adsisn nRIten fulo
mso ferit Seitsaisoisl % tramp ben pei
idmmen, fustsnos ben meo 8anb sfier
bOsrt. Gag oerpaa i'm iOrt WuIoioro
% iprso ct Gag at ben opsnpda 9jsOis.
len, til en- 9pbos al 6 CONNER.
8lasrammerns maa fable t9t opsntil
os baDs en- Struuning mob Spo. itor
moi iii at laOs Rsanoanost rinOe al
On tort lib bill 9isoisIsn begpnps at
sinrs. og naar iau ben pusielise 9ars
mssrab er opnaast, fan 5rs at Rabbi
Ter, Gaal, 2sttucs - SaIat - % To-
mater pldnt,s.
6osr often maa Der Ierges Tor risss
lie 9anoing mso Iurtent 8ano. Ruar
9siret er Durmt, bsr 8ldsrummsrn'
Isftss op, iua Der gipss gOgung til friit
2uft.
Dob Sulos mas WiItbGnteu beitpts
tes peo at optte meo GlGosr eQer Salm
oosnpad Glasrdmmsrne; iiRr ma Der
ross SOriigtigbeo mob toloe R9tter.
!6por Der life sr 9lnlsoning til at ties
be 0ripbuspIantsr for tiolig uopIdnts
ming / Sisftenbaosn, Der pil bet Irs
bsioe, Tom onpsnbss paa en- WiIt6Ent,
b.tole Iig oobt, men retnu er 5iosn inos
III AT tdde fat.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
SOBER nh.
SluttcDc meo Srug Safe % brnger
YoItnm 5oob Gpfiee.

"Wteoens ri bar pau 8eigg bos en-
SlGstniug i NeD Sampiblre, Der ori
Der en- 5rugtfdrm, fanot ieg pau afs
tenSborOet en- Sop itGrt aafs. Seq
pleieoe at brittle 2be ON aftensn, o.
be ptolte bet, men be bah mig at prsre
aaffeen, ioet be oplpite at bet bar pos
fun Sooo Gofes, og aariasen ill.,, 1T
be ierosrsDs ben, bar felgenoe: Dc
fdnot, naur be fob op tiolig ON Somz
mermorgensn % brat en- Sop Safe for
at itprte Jig op, at De / IlminoeIigbec
bapoe Sopeppine eler Waoepine til uos
opsr Miooag. Gn lib fsr min ans
tomit bapoe psrss 9rocerpmano iors
mauet Dem til at prspe poitum 6ooo
Gofes. SITTER en- uses pr0pe inofsrts
he Den til 5amiliebrug cs bar aloris
iioen penot tilbase til ~alminoelis 8afs.
Iioer, at bet bar bragt en- plumber.
liz 6oranorins for benz ale; ingsn plas
aes mere at Sopsbz ener Mapepins.
5 10 Tiger bruste ieg Poitum, os oa
iss osnOts tilbase til Bolton, ~fOrbiIts
ieg sbe % aaHe fra Screet for be-
itanoigt. Rit lloissncs bar unbersaa,t
en- afsiort Soranorins til bet bebrs, og
bet sr unspist at iiss, at jes fslsr mig
msset beors. Seq bar lite mere ispn,
lsis RGttsr, Tom oa iss bar aaHeorits
Ter" 81. 6. Curtis, Canterbury ST.,
Bolton, Rais.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
Sarmen, Gsttfet, 9apen.

iienot. be orsaniitt girlfombsoer Gel
lsrns alIsreoe oGttes pep ] 9raos 9ars
me, ps Do mango Jrsiprter aIsreoe ipi.
rsr pso liz Grabs 9drms, piloe attz
iaa en- ringe Stisnins | ssmperaturen
fordnIsoigs 8lauterne til at uofoIoe zig.
Msn peb en- FABIAN for tiolis llopitling
ril be / hsieite Grab truss al en- ienere
frembrnosnoe Sroft. Timber SneoGttet
Tumrsr be rpIiat, inbtil @dur.n uirtes
lia tpmmer, og qldntelipets 'dnoe
Morosn irembrnoer. Sneo6ttet pirtsr
uItIua rsgulsrsnoe pua Sorobunosns
gsmperatur.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

iom en- uopenoig 2Omme; ben fisroe,
rperite Sios faar en- finserbreo JGlc,
bUorisisnncm &laititsn tr9ttes Os lGs
ties. Yda ben dnosn opertruine pap
pldos ieites iaa Snoiioen, ldn9s Den
sperite adnt, 2 elsr 3 Stptter 5lansl,
liot minore sno Ylaoen ,aitst runot meo
GnapbuIitine, - oisie fan oa bsnpts
tes til at ititte StoppenuaI.r og onore
Rdaler /. GnOelig ines be imaa Ben
ringe goot fat, 2 i ben sperite adnt a.
hoert papiritptte og De sprige paa bper
Sioe al Yoisn. Snorsn tr9ttts igjsn
mem, tnpites og lsftes op ira Wioten
al pdpitptterns. Raar man bar en-
fadoan poie bRngsnoe peo Sioen al
1T Spbprb, er bet betpsmt at hdos b:
imaa 6arnneitsr / ben lille Slsislspoi',
mems be ftsrre Rs'ter fdar Yldbs / ben
fore Boie famn,n meo bet 5si lom
Hal repureres.
2Ggemiob.l
for 9artfnser, BIB al DIR, Soar al
ruitne Spiser o. IN.
Som ct uomRrtet 2Rgsmiooel fos
openfor nGpnte Sdur, unbsfdlsr ei
amerifanIt gIao fsl9enoe: Wlun tager
lige Dele at fo9snoe 9uno os frif Deb
Iffe oe blanosr bet goot. Mdn mao
babe iaa meget 9ano. at bet fan itdu
goot oper ben ipge 9aano ener Sob,
og a hdos @anpst ida bsot, Ior
mar paa nogsn Waabe fan tauls bet.
Saafnart @unoet ~aftjslss, ma matt
babe mere togsnoe 8anb og Nife l.
Man mao bolos. bet Ipae Gem osri, til
maj filler at Smsrtsrne giper ia %
mar Ter at Suosn runot Sdret Ter bpio
cg rnntet ub, - iadleoeS Tom 69noerz
ne Ter uo, naar man l9nss Ear bdbt
benz / S9bebdro.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
SttHehapet.
Sem SnnSreoe Wiuionrr Dor peb
bets BREEDER.

Snotil LITE Wlui 1898, bu 9etpep
pdnot i'm Seier i Granddaughter, baope
6oltet / be TorensOe Stater fun Iioen
Sante om, boiIten 9etpDnins BET title
SAB bar bduOe / Senisenos til Sanoel
p9 ipm alfaroei til lbbreoeIle at gtz
ptliiatipn. Der bar not Dem. ipm
bapne icst at O9tte Spm9rtiombeo
for De Muliebeoer, bet frsmbsp; men
be talte pg itrep melt for bspe Sren.
Nu er aft furanorst. Sele Qmsrita
er blepet oatt og interesisret. 8i Ter
M paa S~tilsbupet mso Ipsnbt Sp~
m9rtiom6eo. 8eo bets BREEDER bor
life minbre END 500 Miuioner msnnsz
fer, ipm trGnger Mao os Slaoer %
meget anoet, iom berer til, nuar ne sfz
terbaanoen cip.Iiieres. Oct m9gtige
Stiaebdp b9rer udrlig paa i'm Gpg en-
StibsT aaOe, ipm ferer 8arer for
1000 W(tlioner Dollars. 0eraf fsrss
fra og til Imeritu fun for 200 Drill
lipner, ultiau Blot en- 3ienoeoel; men
nuar Oi faar bpgget Rictraguatunalen
% bolosr ben unoer por 8pntrpl, pil
Der neppe bengal SO Iar, for Dor 9az
rsbptning meb 2anoene paa SftiiOen at
Stillebupet aarlig bill lpbe op til 1000
Wtaipner 9oldrs. Ogiud Der bill Der
DpItuo en- &dmp for Silperelisn, hoor
ben i~tsrteits ptnoer, pg ba pil ri bli be
fsrIte "a life be itDite.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
Sfogens porte Vicnoc.

StOgens p9rite 5ienoe er apiSla:
ierne! gftsr bpao Riadro 2iioers pa
tentbursau / 8DrliB bar reguet I'D, meOs
gaur til bet papir, iom aarlis bebspes
for Srptningen al 9ariierblaoet "petit
Sourndl" life minOre enb 10000
Srer iom arbeiOes til p~apirmasie.
Man fan oa let foreitille fig, bOilte
M9ngoer at Stog presisn i lin Sel9so
mao fluge. Oct er ct al Sioens bran'
benoe Spsrgsmddl, bOurlepes man ital
tunne ~bibe6oloe Stosene uben osrfor q.
bore nsOt til at inbitrnnte papirfabriz
fdtiorsn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23

aonsresmGnosne SauseH fra Soma
pg Sable fra Wiscunitn. Der bes8e, iOm
tiolissre meooelt, er Msolemmer al
Suiets 2anobrugstomite, tager ter
Sntsresie / bet iadtalots gutterine 600
forlag. Der bar OGret oppe for Som
sresIen / flere 4ur uben at nogst Rss
iultat er nuast. De foreIlaur, at lar
bet 9utterine, Der dltiaa forieges at
uosipes for pirteligt Smgr, ftdl beIGQz
aes meb en- Stat al 10 Gent pr. 9unn,
2oiltet bill iige bet iamme Tom at brine
bet uo at Marteoet. !0ois be fan fau
Somitesn meo berpaa, bar be ben fire
Sro, at Suist BIZ peotage bet, men Der
er ieIpfagelig m9stise SnteresIer, be-
arbeioer imob. De er imiolertio peo
frtItt Moo og bar goot !6dob ON a.
cripe en- idaoan 2op, Der BIZ pore al
ub~eregneiig 9Groi for bere8 9qlqcre,
igiennem.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
SpanrntcS paa SrGnSeoiu.

Surleoen SsnOug fsbtes paa Belle.
oue SoipitaI / Nep gort ct tibet 8GIen,
2Ggerne opammer paa 8rrnoeptn.
Oct er en- Gut ION, oeieoe IA liner,
life fulot ct Yuno, oa ban bleo
fsot. Mooeren beber Waoge 0sit "a
er "a &ar. 5aoeren tiener / 7os &uoaGe,
rlrsgiment i Manila. Den 8utten TOM
bel poa Uplifting, ON ban leoer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-23
SneDGffets 9etDOnina.

s ct noritt 9Iap timber Ri en- mestt
I9rerig S%plpsnins dngdaenoe
Sneo9ttets 8etponing i
Ratursns SuSbpIontnq,
bppraf fslssnoe meooeles: 4lersoe
lanss bar Hprbens assroprtenDs 6olt
al Grfarins pibit, at Sneorfning 9ofs
Der Soroen BARN, oe at cenne unoer
Snssns SeItpttelie IIst life frpisr ii!
slsr bog fun / me9et rinse 0pboe. al:
efter Snelugsts Spttslie.
Sneen bploer Sorben BARN aloelss
iom en- 5iGropns; tbi ben er ligsiom
oenne en- ilst 8armsleoer. Som iaaz
ban furbinorer ben pdu ben enc Sio'
&uloen ira at tr9nse nso / Soroen, o.
pua ben anosn Sios ~uoftraalsr ben inss
oGtteos Serb minors 9arms snb ben,
Der liggsr aabsn mob 9eroensrummst.
Sneopttet oirtsr altfdd beitpttsnoe for
zen tnore Soropdrms, men bet forbtns
orsr osiuu Soluarmen fra at trGngs
ino, iua mart be Ourmsrs 0ass ON
8aaren inbtr9ber. Den oarme Cuff
tan lille trGnge ino, iad mart be pars
mere 9age ON 8aursn inbtrGbsr. Den
Odrms Cuff tan lite trrnge isiennsm
Suelaget, os oesuoen o.oligsboloer BET
gtul 8ruoer parms Smeltspano en- ties
Zig Semperatur. ibet bet Ipnter neo /
Soroen.
Den aftislsnOe @irtnins az SnsoGts
let sr life minors pigtis .np ben bar
msnot. s en- Sorobuno. Der inart or
tolo, innrt BARN, bar pldntsrne sr uros
lig 8intsrispn. 9a n.mlis, Tom Bee