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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
THEY FAILED TO AGREE.
Majority and Minority Reports on
Union Lnbcl In TypOthetae.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Sept. 27.--At to-
days session Of the convention OF the
United Typothetae the majority and mi
nority reports of the executive commit
tee were submitted and acted upon. The
majority report was unf1vorahe to the
union label while the minority report was
favorable to the union, and 1t looked for
a time as though the employers would
have to be put on record, hut both re-
ports were accepted and ordered printed
as part OF the minutes Of the meeting
though neither was formally adopted
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; President George r.
Matthews. Buffalo, Vice presidents, f..
Parke CODY, New York: Charles H. Byrd
Atlanta. Ga; J. DeHaven. Kansas city:
John Stovel. Toronto. Canada, and John
=. Burke. Norfolk. Va. Treasurer, Thomas
f. Donnelly. Chicago. Executive commit
tee: H.: D. Brown. st. Paul; Amos Petit
hone. Chicago; T. y. Devine. New York:
george Ellis, Boston; Everftt Waddy
Richmond. Va; w. H. Woodward, st.
Louis. and Harry S. Pears Pittsburg
Buffalo was formally chosen as the
city where the convention Is to be held
next year. and the convention adjourned.
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CHASE 6 MAXWELL,
INVESTMENT BROKERS. -.
-. Room { haller Building

crowd ever known on the Readvi,le track,
seven OF the greatest stations in the
country came up today for the seo.oo0 purse
hung up by the New England Trotting
Horse Breeders Association. OF the
horses nominated to start. Tdolitia own
ed by Frank Jones, Of Portsmouth. n.
H., was drawn
The first heat followed heat in the
ala pacing class, purse $1,000 which went
TO the favorite. Frederick w. ch. g. Time.
2:0sit
The first heat In the big event was
won by Charley Herr. Arion second.
Cresceus third Time, 2:07A Grattan
Boy. Lord Vincent, Benton NJ. and Jupe
followed the leaders in the order named
The second heat was won by Charley
Herr, Cresceus second, Grafton Boy third
Time. 2:o7i4. Lord Vincent. Benton NJ and
Arion followed in the order named. Jupe
was distanced
The third heat was won by Cresceus
Charley Herr second. Grafton Boy third
Time. 2:o7h. Lord Vincent and Arion fol-
lowed In the order named. Benton NJ
was distanced
The fourth heat was won by Cresceus
Charley Herr second Grafton Boy third
tine. e:o7h. Lord Vincent and Arion
The fifth heat was won by Cresceus
Grafton Boy second Charley Herr third
Time. 2:os&. Lord Vincent and Arion fol-
lowed
cresceus won the stallion race.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
PEACE IS IN SIGHT
IN STRIKE REGION.


the community is elated over the pros
poets that the strike is about over. One
Of the superintendents OF the big COM
panies said tonight to a reporter OF the
Associated Press:
Il do not wish TO be quoted in the mat
ter, and ! have no information from our
main office in New York as to what the
outcome will be, but think where there
is so much smoke there is bound TO be
some fire. | guess the strike will be
settled"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
sNoHoMIsH COUNTY CAMPAIGN.
Republican Speakers Continue 10
Hold Successful Meetings.

ARLINGTON, Sept. N-The Republi-
cans continue 10 hold good meetings in
this part Of Snohomish county. At Pill
chuck Wednesday night the men from
the logging camps and mills were out in
full force to hear Judge Denney's adj
dress. At Grafton on Thursday night
there was a big turnout of sturdy loggers
and ranchmen to hear the truth Satur-
day night In Arlington Hon. T. T. Fisk
q Seattle. will address meeting in Odd
Fellows hall
One OF the important changes In poiiti-
cal circles in this county. Is the CONVEX
sion OF p. l.. Plett from Populism to Re-
publicanism. Mr.. Plett lives in Everett
but was In Arlington most Of the summer
as county inspector on the wing dam. and
Is well known all over the county and has
been very prominent in the councils of
the Populist party In this county for
years.
He declares he has had enough Of the
foilies OF the Populisas and that he will
work for the success OF the Republican
ticket
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
DREyFus NOT SATISFIED.
Insists upoa "a Legal Revision of HI.
Trial.

PARIS. sept. s5.--The press publishes
the text 81 an alleged letter from Alfred
preyfus 20 " TheluS, the former mlalxter
~ Justice dated Geneva switzerland
September y. IN which the writer saws:
The moral effects OF the intguifv sfili
exist. Ana the mental torture il as great
IS ever. Slnre Justice has not been done
90 me the aim pursue remains the aama
untn aitninei-the ieEal revision o. ny
trial"
The press cites the letter - ''prnvinx
hat the preyfurarts are stiii ngtsafirg
an persist ia their Intention 20 keen alive
tho hatred ana disc0ra ~ resent years"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

CHICAGO, Sept. N--Western railroads
today reached an agreement regarding the
division OF military traffic between points
west OF Chicago and New Orleans and the
Pacific coast II was agreed to leave the
control ana division of the traffic east of
San Francisco entirely In the hands OF the
Santa Re and Southern Pacific roads. On
westhound traffic the division OF tho bust
ness has been put in the hands of Chair
man Mcleod, OF the Western Passenger
Association.
The draft for transcontinental associa-
ton, prepared at the recent meeting at
Gienwood Springs, Colo. was considered
at length today, but no final action taken
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Was seventeen Had one-Haif Hour.
Late Into Southampton.

SOUTHAMPTON. sept q. I a m.-Ths
American llns steamer New rork Cart.
W 7 Roberts. from New York city, SEP
3enncr "a Tor Southampton. arrived here
Hast evening az ~ e'ciNek about sevnn-
teen anf q haM hours late
Cart Roberts reported thar .he steamer
hat broken her stsrhaarf thrust shaf an
Tuesday. at 3M a m. Thp acciasat viii
not Interfere wiih her retgrn voyage. as
the cenparY has shHtt IN th- ehfq. ard
she ash leave Southampton A. noon on
SUnaey
There wRs no alarm among the naescn-
gers when they learned - TIE mtNAap
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TRANSPORT FROM PORTLAND.
Thyra Sails with 400 Horses ana
Males and Much TOrare

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 27-The tram
port Thyra sailed for Manila this evening
with 600 horses and mules and a LARGE
cargo ~ hay and grain. The Thyra viii
touch at Hilo, where the animals will BE-
put ashore for a few days rest
The steamer Braemar. OF Dodweu a.
Co.'S line. arrived today from Hougkong
and Yokohama. She viii return 10 Ma
Mia with cargo Of government stores
as soon as she can be loaded
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Burlington Annual.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2I.-rhe forty-sixth an
nual report of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad was issued here today
II shows gross earnings Of $47.535, i20, an
increase of A,l45.a95: operating expenses
and taxes. Sl, 422,34l. an increase of s.. 23s:
net earnings, sl6ii3,07s an increase of
$3.50, ll9.
The report says that at the regular
meeting of stockholders the recommended
ton to purchase in fee the roads now
ton in Iowa and Missouri will be made.
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Trnin Wreck in utah.

OGDEN. Utah. Sept. 27.-Trsin No. 4. on
the Southern Pacific was wrecked while
noon. Conductor Herrfck and Engineer
Hastings escaped injury. but of the pas
sengers. one woman was killed and sew
eral men injured. three thought TO be
fatally injured Railroad officials and
doctors were sent from Ogden to the
scene OF the wreck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Tcxn. Rivers FAILING.

DALLAS, Tey.. Sept. 27.-All reports to-
day indicate that the lower Brazos and
Colorado rivers are falling slowly, except
Al La Grange. where the water is report
ed to have risen ~ feet since yesterday
confirmation here Of the Austin report
Of last night that the town of Menard-
vile. on tho upper San Saba. had been
swept away. Menardville has no rail-
way or wire communication. The Trinity
river at Dallas has fallen one foot In the
last twenty-four hours. but is st!ll dan
gerousiy high
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

spOKANE, sent. = In the opening
game with the Butte League team today
the visitors won eut against the s A. A
g. team IN a ragged game nv q score ~
q % The local team was IN badly
crippled condition and Pitcher Kelly had
an on aay The visitors put ND n s,iG
game The pccatelio and Butte mines viii
rlay an exhibition game tomorrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Supreme Court decisions.

OLYMPIA. Sent e The supreme court
has oNerrulei the demurrer and reversed
the supcfior court 81 Cialiam county IN
the case Of CialiRm county appellant
vS Maria Hall and n n Breckrnritre
respondents, and has affirmed the decl.
sion of the superior court OF Clarke conn
IS IN the case ~ the WAshauEal River
Improvement and Log Driving Company.
appellant. vs., Skamania Logging Com
many. rrsponisnt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

Doston Lyric Opera Company Fails
10 Appear Mt Hoauiam.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-rntaliigencer
HOQIlAM. Sept. T-A special train
carrying the Boston Lyric Opera Com
pany was ditched between this place and
aberdeen today. by running over a cow
Nobody was injured.
owing 60 the delay the company can
not PLAY here tonight although more
than leo seats were sold, Ticket holders
are much disapis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

All In all II was one OF the greatest
speeches ever delivered IN Snohomish, and
has not only aroused the Republicans to
action but set many Democrats to think
ing.
The Republican Club will hold a meet
ing Saturday night at Gem City hall to
further plans for the campaign. Although
the people are all busy In Snohomish
county, they are wide awake and with
Keep the campaign warm until election.
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Hawthorne Park Races.

CHICAGO. Sept 2T-Results at Hawthorne.
Five and n half furionss-Bonnie Lissak won.
Harry Herendeen second. Tenny Belle third. Time
l@N
Seven firlongs-Head Water won. Highland Lad
second Bill Garrett third Time. rs.
SIX firlongs--Bowen won Barbara NJ. second
william Ack third Time, i;l5&.
One mle-Branch won. CoQnoosev second. Star
Chambe- third Time. al&.
Mile and sixteen,h-Trehor won. Sam Mckee
second. Koenig third Time. 4sis.
Mile and an eighth--Clay Pointer won, Our Nellie
second Pay the Fiddler third. Time. 5sx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 1.-THE bien-
NAL convention of the Carpenters and
Joiners Of America began its second
weeks work today. taking up constitu-
tional questions II was decided to re-
move the national headquarters from
Philadelphia to Indianapolis. This mat
ter goes to subordinate lodges for their
approval.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

MONTREAL. Sept 9..--The Canadian
rerlment ~ hauling Nova sofia e5stt
tron 81 Iohn, y n. g. Montreal anf
Nest 0Vcg sho line from Montreal The
present high price q coAi anerds a
tempting prospect for the proasA0le sags
~ the Nova Scotia prodgct A contract
has aeea made with Sova Scotia arrn
Tor the immediate delivery OF seoo tons Of
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PARIS, Sept. 3-"From q source wor-
thy OF confidence" says the Courier du
Sofr. I'VE learn that the king of the Bel
gians intends to abdicate before the close
Of the present Belgian parliament in favor
Of the Prince Of Flanders.
king Leopold counts confidently upon
the result of his action being the sinking
Of the quarrels OF the rival parties which
would then unite TO observe the condi-
lions Of the new regime"
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No Relative Of Mr. consen.

special pispatch 60 the poss-lateInsuncer
SpOkANE. sept. 81 ~ The rohher wound
ga lu a nEht With officers az Ahdv Tues.
day and who was reported Is Be a son
% John T. Ccffeen. ~ this eity Sc no re-
lation % the latter The nrisonPr nnN
gives his name as Harry coffee
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siIer ana Hounemnn Bankrup.

CHICAGO. Sept T.--George Siier the
prizehght referee. and Lou NJ. Houseman.
the boxing exhibition manager both filed
petitions In bankruptcy here today Siler
scheduled liabilities of $3.50 and House.
man Of 1913. Their combined assets were
put at 800
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Michael D-fent. wnlthour.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Sept. 27.--Twen-
paced race at the Coliseum tonight. At
the finish Michael was over four laps
ahead Of Waithour and was never pushed
Time for twenty miles-Michael. $500;
Walthour 34:i7
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

FORT WORTH Tex. Sept. GA con-
sentative estimate places the losses by
the storm In various sections of the state
At $1,000 600. exclusive Of the Galveston
disaster.
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sixty More Bodies Found.

GALVESTON. Tex. Sent. T.-Nearly
2.Oo men were engaged in clearing the
streets. removing the debris and disposing
OF dead bodies today. Twenty-Five bodies
were recovered today and thirty-fve yes
terday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
500 Canal 10 he Closed.

TORONTO. Ont. sept s5.-BecauSe Of
lack % patronage the dominion govern
menf X il said. will close the Canadian
canal at the 500. This, vessel men think.
would ~ an unwise move. especially n
strike should occur In The American canal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Mine Sale FAN. Through.

LONDON, Sept 2s-The London capital
lists who deposited Ell. 400 900 with the Nor
gans for the purchase OF the Camp Bird
mine. in Colorado, says the Daily Express,
had the money returned to them yester-
day, John Hays Hammond having advised
against the purchase
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WASHINGTON. sept - Sac-nlare a
tho NAVY L.onS has gone 90 New York
for tcN DAYS on private business ~
IL expected 20 return the latter part 3.
this week o. the arS; of next
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standing of the Clubs.
READVILLE RACES.

Thirty Thousand People witnessed
the sport.
READvILLE Mass, Sept 27-In the
presence OF 5000 spectators, the biggest
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Aud Frvsf Is bottle q Grcvr's Tsstsls,s tssi
Tanic, u "a STARRY tron and guiains il a tastsles
fOrr. No sure-no pay. Psies 80
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Anaconda Copper Dividend.

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-The directors OF
the Anaconda Copper Mining Company
have declared a dividend of sl.25 per share
and Is cents extra.
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stops the Coueh
and Works on the Cold.
Laxative promo Quinine Tablets cure a cold In one
day. No Cure. No Pay Price Is cents. zee
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.


Cincinnati. 4, Pittsburg, 4.
PlTTsBURG. Sept. T.-Cincinnau punched her
hits in the fourth inning. Score:
r. II. f.
lietspH'E s..s...'s..s.s.
tlntfHuth y
Battcies-wadde and Zmmer; Newton and
Kahoe. Umpire, Emslie
New York. Of Philadelphia. 4.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE New Yorks won
from the Phies by batting well in the fourth in
ming. Score
r. H. Z.
Pbiladelpha $3.50. ..."-.". 49,. 5 !
New Nofh IL I
Batteries Dunn, Douglass and Mcfarland; Haw-
ley and Grady Umpire. Snyder.
No Game mt st. Louis.
ST LOUIS Sept 27.--St Louis Chicago game
postponed wet grpunds
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BELGIAN KING TO ABDIcATE.

They will therefore endeavor to max
more use OF the Canadian canal
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07

= pr9iioenten bar ubnapnt 90.
Sroin Sbatu al Penniplpania til 5or.
Staters 8eneraltoniul i Singapore.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07
Siarmen, @ufet, @apen.
8aHe, Sutterrsr, Sobat os lignenoe
mn on haiti br;m;t;h mnnbe

2aHe, Sutferrsr, Sobat os lignenoe
puu en- bsift primitip Madbe.
4gerbrnssrebffaber er omtrent als
oeIes uiienbte Dernebe. Spaoe og
9ott ct be eneite bruste. usr9slet
porer berfor omtap meb be bprtepe
9arter. st enself Selffdb forissie
at faa anpenbelie for pIose oerborte,
men ben SnofsDte nestebe beitemt at
BRUCE oisie Rebffaber. Der iaa efter
en- Sib albeles sbslasbes.
Timber bisfe Omitanpigbeber fan
ulminoelise aserbrussp9rEr life
bDrtss. De inbfsres berimob | nebs
penbise M9nsber. Mais os 5e
inbfsres fra argentina, poteter fra
9ortueaI os 9pfflanb os 9snner fra
Spb>8 raiilien, argentina os bslpis
fra be 5orenebe Stater. Sg bog
funbe bisis proouitsr meb Setbeo
aples | Qanbet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07
Spaafi0rrinoer
Gn Gorfatter ffriper ON cpertrosn
/ Gsanfrie.

5 September< Nummeret af Be
franlte 2iDsitrtft "ytouOsIe hspue'
ltrlDer Sules Sois en- mssst inierss,
liant ArIttel ON SanDiisere Ds Splu.
mGno. pan itilorer meO me1ter.Ie
3aano ben me1t bersmte al ans nu-
leDenbe SanpFsere - en- merts!ie
apinDe. iom unDer Rapnei Mapams
be Sbeoes bebriper i'm Spaapomstunli
! paris. "9e lite aD mig. iasbe osa-
ne Spaatpinoe engans til en- Mp.s~
torreiponoent; "jes bersrer ieipe
9~runoooloen III ben msnneifeltae
Sors; otte al be ii sifte 3oinoer. lom
beisser mig, piIoe glebelis bilIe bet
Dieblif, ou be blep Gnter, os runbt
omtrins mig fpaper Der SnIter ON
andres Dsb, ON ben lite iigefrem isz
ges paaifDnbet." Maoame be Tbebss
er palmiit. De fleite at bsnpes Som,
turrenter ipaar / Sort. os fra umins
beige Fiber at bar paris paret ct
Centrum for "Somnambulisme". Den
melt beljenote "Somnambulrit" / Mar>
bunprebet bar en- Mabame 4ufineer,
ON boem Ypis fort9uer. at BUN life
alene tunbe ~forupiige fremtipise 8esis
Denbeocr, men psb fere 2~eilisbsber
enDcs tunbe angiDe Oasen, paa bpilten
brpstebe Sorbrpbere pitpe blipe srebne
af YoIitiet.
5ortatteren n9pner en- H9ffe be-
remte Sranitm9no, iom bar raaofprt
Jig meo Sanoliseriter; blanot oisis er
yiapoleon ben Store. 5orfaiterne Sals
5ac, 8ictor 9uso % Dumas iamt Gaz
polion ben 2reOie. Den frantic Sob
forbpoer Spaatpinoer at brine TT
lp9ien, men oens 8eitemmelfer glen.
nemfsres iialoen eller ulbris. os be
fOrnemits pariiiite Blade, OsriblanDt
"5igaro". inbrptter friift pet Be
tienotsIsrelier fra Disie "%5orbanolere
at menneiteli9e 9aab og G9nsIler",
liseIom Golt al ale Samfunostlasier
bpppis raabfsrer fig meo Dem. Den
nu afpsoe General 9oulanser trpsbe
fulbt os fait pad Sanoliserfter, os
blanbt Dem. iom tienbte bam, er Der
insen Spil ON. at bans iergelige Gns
oelist for en- itor Del itplotes ben
Smt9noigbeb, at ban bapbe ben iaas
talbte "Sslpmorbslinie" tpoelis mars
tet / fin 9aanofaoe - en- aienossier>
ming, iom ban pesparre aierebe paa
ct tioligt Stadium | tit Gip bar blepen
opm9rtiom paa. pr9iiDent Gprnoi
blep osiaa fortalt at en- Spaatpinoe,
at ban piloe blipe inismproet, oe bet
famine bar Silfalbet meD Yraiioent
5aure, ON bpis 0sb Der perisrer iaas
ban Mensoe ubpsgslise Rpgter.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07
Den fcrite Qpis / Deroen.

Ilereoe | bet samIe Gom fjsnoie
man AptIer, og Der uD9tt bet maaneos
.Ige "4eta puoitoa," ~2abula Yublis
t9" os "4ctd Oiurna". Oe par nas
turlispls baanoltreoet. Senere uptom
| be triltne 5iOer, De iaatalDle 4nna!es
Utariml, iom / bet LOBE Marbunprebe
uotom trptt fra en- 8pstrpter / Yen;z
Dig. De blep od be ferite essntlise
europaiite Npiisr.
Wen allereoe tuien @ar for baDoe
Simeierne tienbt 2lpiierne. glaar be
allerfprite 4piier er bespnOt at uDton,s
me / &ina, pep man lite men Der esis
lterer enbnu to t~ineiiite 4piier, Der bar
bolot Jig fra be tibligite 5tOsr.
Den enc al oisie 4piler er ben /
Being uotommsnoe Sin Ban. paa
Rorit: "Gfterrstninser". Den ilal
pare bespnbt at ubtomme / bet obe
4arbunoreoe efter 8riitus os ben bar
nltiaa 100 aarsanse at ie iilbase
pda.
yutsn bette er anisepel intet mob ben
/ Ranting ben samle fineiiife Sopeos
Itao. ubtommenbe "Sfins Iao," paa
Rprff "Heppeu." Der u6fpmmer Ell
Sang ON Maanepen, og iom fsrite
Sang ida Oasens Chs / bet Abe 9fars
bunbreoe efter 8riitus. Den sr Iaas
leoes oper 1900 4ar sammel. Yaaoe
zen % "Sin pan" uotommer enbnr,
os be er iualeoes ubeitribt Surbsns
9loite Ipiier. Sbi Gurop9erne baps
De piit lite oibere Sans for Mpisleas
ming / bet fierbe @orbunbrebe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-07

GIour' | MaanseI beruf fan man
Osnpttt en- pint almtnDeiis WseI. JON
sr itsttt fammen mep 2 2geitesr Ha.
Ting pcipbsr. peri bar mon iiDt Gait
% ioa nieaft UieI. at Ott bIiDer en-
tpt asrs. bDordI man l0g-
ger en- Sttiulo ao 0anJen poa oen
Delfmurie yunD at en- Stsamsr, JON
irttes ODER en- @rpDe togsnpe Wano.
De fteamess en- balp Zine, tlspes bd,
imisres meb Smsr os fpIpes meD en-
Spiieife BARN Granberrps Sauee III
boer Dumping. bDorpda be fattis
iammea isjen, os fslsenbe Sauce bals
oes oDer benz: 8 Spifeifeer MeIt bias
bes meb ct piitd ass. iaa bur man
oeri en- baID Sop Suffer os 1 Sptfeite
Wel. Dette ilaaes soot os balbes be.s
pad op | en- Double Boiler, bporpda
l Sop fogenoe 8anb b9loes beri.
Saafnart bette bar tost. til BET er tpir,
tilirttes en- Sbeite Smsr og en- IheHe
Sunbbebs : Yubping. -
l Quart tossnoe Welt baibes oper 20
Stop "0rape Nuts", bOorpaa bet itaar
og %blsoner. til bet er tolOt, ba blaa.
Der man oermeO 3 Spiieifter Sufler.
2 @sseplommsr, ION fsrit CT piitei, ct
Gran Salt, TO itippifteoe
@sse1piber g iiliioft 2s &op
Oates, bporaf Sten:rs
ne er uDtagns os 0aOlerne bers
paa er baftst. Oct balocs op ! en-
p~uboinsform. iteses en- Sis
me os ipifes mso openfOr omtalis
fun at man tiliatter Gitrons
Strait iiteoetfor Sorbbarsg rtraft.