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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
Tired of Empire.


St. Louis Republic.
American officers in the Philippines,
from General Macarthur down. ap-
parentlv find little sal isfaction in the
foreign service of conquest to which
they have been detailed by an i'm
periaiist administration, striving for
territory demanded by Il spirit ut
terly hostile TO that OF true Ameri
c3niSm.
There is something extremely sig
nIfcant in the news that Gen. Mae
Arthur, in supreme command in the
Philippines; Gen. Bates, in command
OF southern Luzon, and Gen. Grant.
Doing general field work. have Off
cially expressed their desire to be re-
lieved from further service in the far
East.
The disgust which has led them TO
request their recall from the front ex-
tends down the line.
Only ii lew months ago the TACT be
came public that 50 many American
officers in the Philippines had tender
"a their designations thar the war
department felt it necessary 70 re-
fuse aeeap tance Of any resignation
save on authenticated grounds Of
physical disability for further active
duty
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
HE WAS ELECTED.
How a Boone County Man Became
Constable.

\ candidate for the office ofconsta-
ble in Boone county. Ky, recently
made the following speech:
Ladies' and gentlemen. for | am
glad to see that there are some la
dies so far ol face. 50 bright of mind
or small oi feet us ON Coal River
In Offering myself as candidate.
| am called forth by he need OF the
hour. The county is going To- ruin.
The president has tried to check it
by issuing bonds, but the country
needs free silver Where is the man
in this vast audience (there were lust
fourteen PRESENT. that dares TO deny
that a double barrel standard ain t
better than Il single one? Amt a
ouble trte better than "A single tree?
Did you ever see a single man that
was any account?
This ain no one horse country:
it needs all the standard il can git.
The president aint been able to help
YOU. Congress amt been able to
relp You. The country i going to
ruin. The old ship of state is going
down grade with all breaks off. name
and tail tlyin a hell hoopin' tskuse
me ladies. but that's Just how she's
gOln TO its destruction But thank
God there's hope yet. Elect me con
stable and I'll settle the whole con-
founded affair -
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
TWELVE BANK ROBBERS.
They Planned to Rob the Ash
lev, O., Bank.
CITIZENS WERE HELD AT BAY.

Delaware, O., Nov. 21.-The town
of Ashley, 10 miles north of here was
aroused yesterday morning by a
heavy explosion coming from the
bank building of Sperry ( Warn
staff's deposit bank. Citizens hur-
ried from their homes in hastily
donned clothing armed with all
sorts OF weapons, to the bank. And
there they stopped.
Nine bank robbers were around the
bank on guard and heavily armed
Three Others were inside trying to
blow open the heavy steel safe.
The banks property is wort tn 500
600 and there was $4,000 in cash
deposits on hand. Four attempts
were made to get at the cash. but
the safe door held its combination
while the guards outside were shoot
ing at the citizens who pressed close
ly upon them.
DR.. Buckley and Guy Shoemaker,
merchants. who were first upon the
scene, were met by the robbers at the
point of guns and told not to move.
The robbers stole a horse and
spring wagon from Alvin Sterrit and
II black team and new surrey from
Edward Osborne, farmers nearby
With these rigs they waited in front
of the bank for the fight Sterritt's
horse ran away, demolishing the We
hicle, and the men gave up the Job
and took across the country on foot
Buggy robes from Osborne 5 carriage |
were found near Norton
The gang left on Big Four freight |
at MarengO at o clock, stole horses |
and rigs and reached Ashley shortly |
after = o'clock. They pried open the
bank doors without being discover
ed. but the first explosion of dyna-
mite aroused the town The gang
fired as they fled, but no one was
hurt. The men were masked.
Officers in every direction were no
tilted to be on the lookout for the
robbers.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
The Pope Painted Twice.

Paris. Nov, pa dispatch to the
Paris Temps from Rome saws the
pope visited yesterday the Basilica
OF -, Peters and experienced such
fatigue that he had to take his
bed, 1t Is further claimed that he
fainted twice
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
Publication of Amendments
Shown to Have Been
Regular.
CONFORMS TO PREVIOUS YEARS.
Examination of Official Records IT Ief
ferson City DisclOses That the
Claim of the Money Lenders
is Not Well Founded
is Not Well Founded.

Jefferson City, Mo, Nov. 22.-SC
much has been said concerning tn,
legality or alleged illegality of tn,
publication of the proposed cOnsti
tutional amendments voted on al
the recent general election that &
correspondent for the Times has
gone to the trouble to examine the
vouchers on file in the state auditors
office, which contain the proofs o.
publication of the several aud divers
amendments submitted since the
adoption of the constitution of 1879
for the purpose of determining
W neither or not there had been a de
parture this year from precedent
established years ago. The result Is
that it can be stated positively that
the publication OF the amendments
this year conforms in all particular
to those OF previous years
Amendments We're submitted and
consequently published i'll the years
1878, 1882. 1891 1856. 1890. S92
1894 and 1896, the last four within
the period the present secretary OF
state has been in office In each year.
as shown by the proofs of publica-
ton was made four times. for four
consecutive weeks. the last publica-
ton being made in the last issue of
the paper prior to the day of elec
ton. For instance, in 1873, Michael
McGrath being secretary of the state
in the Lebanon Rustic. the first pub
LEGATION was made Saturday, October
II: the second. Saturday, October
10; the third. saturday, October 2G:
and the fourth and last. Saturday.
November :. lac day OF election being
Tu 'sday. November ,. This un-
questionable precedent as to tin es
OF publication OF the amendments
was established by Secretary Me
Grath in the years 1852. 1854 and
1886, and observed by his successor,
a. \. Lesueur. during the years 1880,
80. "a and 90. years when amend |
ments We're submitted. Instances
could be given for each yearand mul- |
tiplied. but it is unnecessary. as the |
records i'll the auditors office are
b IRE for all to inspect.
PrOOfSof publication have been re- |
reived at the secretary OF states Of |
flee SO far this year from about hall |
the newspapers publishing the pro-
posed amendments. the dates vary
ing with the days of issue of the diff
'erent papers, but all showing Jour
publications, the last ap-
pearing in the last issue Of the paper
prior to the day OF election-just as
n all previous years.
One thing is certain, if the amend
nents submitted this year are de
Gated for want OF proper and legal
publication, then the Kansas City
curt OF Appeals and the supreme
;ourt OF this state. as now constitut-
ID, are without legal existence. the
Ormer being established by an
amendment thus adopted in 1852.
md the latter enlarged from five TO
seven judges by the adoption OF an
amendment in like manner in 1890
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
BubOnic Outbreak.

Cape Town. Nov 15.-An outbreak
OF bubonic plague is reported among
the natives of Szinyoka. near King
Nillip mstOwn. Precautions are be-
ing taken to prevent the spread of
the disease among the whites.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
STATE is HEARD FROM.
Missouri Gives BRYAN a Plural
itv of 1890 Over Nc
kinlev.
RETURNS FULL OF INTEREST
Compared With Previous Elections the
figures Show That the Democratic
Party l. Still Inyincible.


Party Is Still Inyincible.
jefferson City, Mo, Nov. 22.-Sec
rotary OF State Lesueur to-day fin
ished tabulating the totals of the
county clerk = returns for electors.
OF he democratic electors. Francis
NJ Mansfield of the thirteenth dis
trict received the highest number OF
votes; Of the republican elect Ors,
John ID. Young, also of the thirteenth
district, led; for the progressive peO-
pies party, W. ). Cannon OF the
fourth district led; for the prohibit
ton party, j. NJ. Ritchey, delegate
at-large, led; for the social demo-
cratic party, q. W kuntz, delegate
at large led. and for the socialist la
Dor party John DammkOehler, dele
gate-at-large, received the highest
vote.
These totals will not be materially
changed by the yerification of the
precinct vote later.
The following is the electoral total:
Bryan, democrat, 3J1, 913.
Mckinley, republican. 314,O93
Barker. progressive peoples, pa.
W0Oiley, prohibition, J.963
Debs, social democrat, 6,12S.
Malloney, social labor, l POI
Total vote, 6S3, G:}J.
Bryan : majority, 2O,191.
Bryan 5 plurality, b $50.
The returns just tabulated show
that Bryan had :}51 ,9l3 votes in the
state, and MKinley 314 ,O93; Dock
cry, 350,049 and Flory, 317,902
Bryan's plurality is 81, $40, and
Dockery's, b, III. Dockery's total
vote is | ,964 less than Bryan's. the
reduction being almost entirely due
to the loss of some of the labor vote |
IN st. Louis, aud IL part of the rail |
road vote OF the state The loss. |
however, is inconsiderabIe in view of |
the tremendous efforts made by the |
chiefs of the railway and labor or
CARNATIONS to induce the railway |
men and labor men to support
Flory.
In this connection it is well to note
the relative pluralities in this state
for president and governor in former
campaigns:
In 1876 Tilden's plurality was 81
$50, and Phelps 1886; in 1880,
Hancock's plurality was 55.O42;
Crittenden' : 81 ,O:}4; in 1884, Cleve-
land : plurality was b, O59: Marina
dukes 0.S46; in 1888, Cleveland's
plurality was 25,7O1, and Francis
13, 233; in 1892, Cleveland's plural
ity was 40.754; Stones 29,661; in
1896, Bryan plurality was 5S, 1921;
Stephen 1888; in 1900, Bryan's
plurality is 81, $40; Dockery's b.
lat.
Neither the plurality for president
or governor in 1896 expresses the
democratic strength, because there
was fusion on president and a par
tial fusion as to governor. The real
democratic strength was shown in
the votes for lieutenant governor ,
and other state officers where there
was no fusion, the democratic plu-
rality in 1896 averaging about So :
900.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
The Total Nebraska Vote.

Lincoln, Neb Nov. 22.-By the
official count Mckinley's plurality in
Nebraska is 1922 The states to-
tai vote is 251,99S. OF these Nc
kinley received 121, $40. Bryan ia
Obj. The count on other presiden-
tial candidates l. not complete. Diet
rich, republican, has 1I3.S79 for
governor: Poynter. fusionist. 113.-
OILS. Dietrich's majoGty. SIC.
Dietrich Is the lowest man on the re-
publican ticket.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
Mg Condition Cogid J
Have D2en No Verse.

7 decided 10 t-v 8 > =
bat must confess 7 lad
little fa5tE left IL a-g
medicine After taxing
the III ri bottle I noticed
a change IN Tl.- rgalf-
ton MS va r-uIv e.
ccrragfug and ! deter
mined T. give = :. : q
thorough trial. From
that tim ti1eI-uI-o-e-
Ee-t was "a ril . :. : ;.
-eeue~i To r - the dis
-s-~ comp .e-ely under
-Cutr-. fAze sores ard
ulcers Eeaz=1 AID / was
-lcu free irons al signs
3 the disorder I have
been strong and h. Itt-v
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29
X. c. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table.

X. g. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table.
Arrival and departure OF trains &c Worlapd,
sOHTH HOUND
NO J Kansas City daily Express 1919 D. M
Nos 90 :" Mail AT y nm
SOUTH BOUND.
No. Through Port Arthur Fxpreee 2 al m m
70. Sloan Springs Express. I2;Y5p n
Remember this lie the popular short line be-
weeD Kansas City. Mo. and Pittsburs Kan,
Joplin: Mo Neosho. Mo. Sulphur Springs
Ark SLOAN Springs. ARK :, ami the divesi
quite from the south TO st Louis Chiosro.
ma points uorth and northeast and 10 Denver,
ogden San francisco. Portland and noint,
vest and northwest No expense mas bestl
pared 70 make the passenger equipment OF
ME line second TO none in the west Travel
ia the new line n Orr
GEM Pass Agt. X ansAs City, Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-11-29

by
mucous patches in
the III 0 ut h erup-
tons on the skin,
sore throat, copper
COlOred splOtches,
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Srant s. Sitdeud, GbeI for ben
uoenrisite IfosIins at Qssrbrugsoe
purtsment.t ! Wrihineton, bar netop
oHsntliggiort en- meget interssiunt
Rapport ON Dor uosnlanofts !SanbeI
neo gssrbrussproouttsr / be 10 Rssn=
ltabsaar fra 1890 til 1899. Den bier,
al ben sjsnnsminitlise aarIige Snpz
ferisI at aser5rugsprobutter / oisie
10 Qar bslsb Jig til 1887, 900, 900,
neosns Den IamIeos SnofsrieI af ale
Slass 9arsr belsb fig til S750,0o0,>
600 aarIig. s BE- fsrite 5 9ar inoz
iertes for $408,365. AL. mtOsus lib
'~erislsn al aserbrugsproouttsr bapOe
en- @aroi al 1868, 644, 253. Der uos
fsrtss aItiaa for $3.50, 27S,S13 aarIis
mere eHo osr inofsrtes.
) De fioite 5 qar af Osnns psriupe
tnbfertss aserbrugsprooutter for
$685. 08 ON aarsi, % uofrrelIsn
haooe en- Barb at S694,8740OO. 9,
1883 lnofertt De 6orsneoe Stater
Gserbrusspruputter for $31,5O0,O00
minors snS / nogst 9tar ifoen 1890.
Ge lsoenpt 4gerbruasprooutter,
ION inoisrtes i 3sgnfabsaaret 1899,
par eftsr 9aroisn islgsnbe: Gutter,
adHs, 6uber, Stino, SiIts, ueaetabilz
its Gibrer, 5rustsr, Rsboer, so6at,
St. uIo, Dine, COCOA % p,getabilFs
0lisr. 9isis 10 grpout.er uoaioros
ootr 95 qrptsnt At BEN famlebe Snbfsrz
I'll al agerbtugsprooutter / 1899.
grsoftoHe. gomulo % aisSparer
uogjorot oo.r 50 grocent at ben FAM
lscs uoreriel at agsrbruqsprubutter.
VI 9oeo. uofsrtes Der mirbrs snb for
rt9s gor, men al WsI 3,135, TAT Bar
rsls mere .no | 1898. gf an. SIaas
3lsoOarsr ubffrtss 1899 for 1852
ga mere eno ! 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Dals paa Cubo
enOa'srrls s0otsi'r Saaup, Of \. :,
'iOone for s%elORpre, ''' q
Nattonaliherne pinn.x

9dpana, 17oe SUM. .,
bunits @dIs funOt Gtso iooor Gus
ben ITO os SrOsn, b~oorunOer -: "'|
fores't' bar gubansrns paanp o,,.
si0rt fin MOOen4eO for ge,. s's,'
General M~ijanOrO Rooriap,,
msO OOerOalosnot 6lsrtol sor,. w
Sorsermsitsr i Saoano. 6,r ~
1898 Stsmmer, meOsns bans n,Hr'|
ta%nOiOot, Senor Gitraoa mprs
III o9 mso 1tstteoss blao. af III r,,,,
iltdniie os bet bemotrotint
maatts nsls fig meo 6,034 St."
Oct cubanfte rationale gor,; w.
bar gauet at meb Ssir.n oto ga',., -m'
repr9ienterer be mere rspoJnt;,D~
elsmenter, Os gartiets 9jlarnoer, ;,
Tpr og Slamme al ge9eiitriRo nv,
Seirsn. Senpr Moru og hans ~,
Der bleO Ilaaet ttItrOos for oerss ftpr,,
financieae Rpe'tsb, er rnsost M,
Talone. Oct iiges bog, at 6um =,
bpoe ben m,olertlbige amsritanls ~,
9lertng pdd ct notiuo marte,i1t s,r
ioet ale Barrier, banos bet Isireno, !,
-.
bet tabenOs, otI forens iig ON at It'
pnifs Roorigues meo @alqst.
poIitiet foretos inssn a@rrrtotior,,
paa 8algcagen, % Be omeritora.
Trooper, iom bar opItila i go,ns
uounter, ptite fig at orrt belt oorGn
pi9e. Dit git psnt % oroentid ior
zig. Sra Regla, 8uanabacoo d m,
Sper i propinien 9apana melb,s ~,
bet famine. Der forefolot intet On.
trim, ION Gubanerns bebe0sr at lam.
me Jig oper, % 8olghanolnoen mr.
operalt ct traftist 9ionssbpro ON, If
Gubanerne er iitdno til poa IN rou V
pGroig Wiaaoe at fibre fine can. NJ.
f9rer, % at Nertalst al 2ens 3,
boere itstter araOet ON ubfolut llai.
ben9igbep.
Smtrent belle Ndtionalitsrnes golr.
LITE isirehs / Sapano. af be a oc!a!s
Spruaosm9no tilhsrer BE- 20 st.e
Parti, men bet ptloe BOG orre mis4
Ieuoe at fable bet Ct rep%olution9rt 81.
ruab.
Senor Moru trsftsr ia meo, n Ran
bdpbe Slertal blann ben beors 9a"
at be Stemmebsretti9eos, % ban fag,
at Nationu[, iterns 'sreoe Blot aS
9ialp at Psbslsns Stsmmer.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Raffe=Geint.
&aneen giper mango Gamer ct
fleint u%bleenDe.

"aeHeen frembrugte msrte Simmer /
nit 4nIigt cg pao nit Gegems. Seq
hdpOe oruttet ben en- lang lib, %
oisie Sinner trduots Irem Iiot efter
Itot, inotil be tiliioit blep permdnente
Og umtrsnt iaa msrte Iom aaHeen
Ielo.
Stoigere baDOe jeg Iau imut Sub,
lom nogen tunoe snife.
0a ieg blsO uperbspiit ON, at Sat-
teen bar 4ariasen til bet belle, Iaqoe
jsg Stop % bespnote at BRUCE poitum
esrsal Jooo GOfee, os oa iss toste BEN
gOot ifsIse anpisningen, lite lea ben
msget goot og bar belle sioen fiben
brust ben iitepetfur Safe.
Oct glGoer mig at meooeIe, at lea
lite mere er nerDes, ION lea bar, mems
leg brat &afe, og min Sub er M Iaa
'fler og fin, ION ben bar for aar til
base. Oct er Hart, at &uffeen bar
StDlb ! llgreien. Bar Iua penIio life
at oHentlig9iere nit Rapn." Mrs. -
2081 Ogoen ape.. Gbicaso, IN.
9snne DANES Hupn Ian upaioes al
pOitum Cereal 60, 2tO,, Battle Greet,
Did.
0aorIis Subfarpe Itploes for bet
meits 5oritprreIie / Mapen, % aaffe
sr ben oGrIte 5orItprrsr af ~Tyorosiels
len, Iom tientes. Raften enbosr
Dame fan faa en- i'm Sub, ON bun bill
lutte meo aaffe % BRUCE goItum
5oOo Coffee oa nerenos, iunb 1soe /
pasienoe Mrnsoer, 0snne 1youo Gof
fee ltaffer tiloeie Oisie Dele al be ma
tlrlise StoHe fra Warten, ION Ratus
ren Burger til at glenopbpsse Rerpe
'p'temst, % ndar bet er ! COB Oroen,
Tan man bore trp9 paa at Iaa en- imut
Dub 'aapellom fple fig Iunc % frif
belle 2egemet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

4. stsrlius Wortpu, ION bar aeer'
brussminifsr unosr Qrsitotut eisO''
lamb, % Irn fio,n 1896 bar pGrsi en-
al be Ieosno, guIpotmo'ratsr, bar dti'r
beonnet al arbsioe for al hoIM @uIo'
pemptraterne idmIst uroer BET Tpres
iiaa.nse gr,FotutDaIs. Msr. Morton
II III, alsnt en- ui ne bsoit tisnots cub
Nmo,ratsr / 2anosi, men ban sr oslad
maro, andre SsnissnotT en- al Dc met
rao;tdle Demoirdtsr. Oct sr r1east
m,Niut. al ban blir @uloosmotrdttrnss
aaroio1t for Qyeiioent, men ban bar
ooo lit, lloFgt til at idd iaa mango
st,mmsr, ION palmer III / 1896, od
en- b! Gel @uIooemotrattr, i'nr
2Ien, iaay oil itsmms ior 6n'lon2ar'
ti.ts aaRoioatsr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
Ben 5ohnion fri.
eonnfpaOpotnten fan life inoe noset
SlonssbgrO mob ham.

anosd, 18Os SUM-. - Ben Sobuiou
sr lat ! Jriko. 9un bleo fsrt irem fos
GFsosoomm:r 5usRi igaar. Gountp.
aoOotai 9ammOns iagos itrar, at Der
lie bar nogst 9iOnesbprs mob Junoen.
aoOOta! Grttuno,r i~oreilog sisblit,ss
its at aiOH: ROroantIaasn, builtst bIsu
glori, Gs 5cbrior BAR en- ri Runo.
ia ban git no at RetsIalsn, 6Iso
ban IHtsnitst ai fu, 8snusr, booraf
mango par tilitsx.
SRriH W.rriq rsifts igdar Gftsrs
mioods til minneapolis oa Denbs ON
aitensn til6ass til Qnota meb Sobr
8onabas. alias SEQ Berg, bOsm bar
brdatt til minneapolis fra CT. Gloul
ssrOae. Sdns Oirisliss RaDn ital OarI
Gallagher.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
miuicner / Qife.
ODER bet balpe 6orretningsoifrift |
Bloomington, ST., ooelagt.

Bloomington, Sa., 19oe Suni.-Sl-
DebranD, iom blsp opouset 1890 imors
ses, eOslusoe 9alpparten al 8psns 6Ors
rsininssitrss us sioroe Staos for mel
lem balDanosn % to Wilionsr 0uier.
Der blsp ienot 8uo til peoria %
Springfield efter 9ampiprsiter. 9a
snbosr 9eitr9belie for at itunie SLANT
mernss ll~obreoeli. bar frustsslss,
blep man nspt til at ipranss !Suis mso
Opndmit, efterat Yranoen hapDe raiet
/ tire Og en- balu Zine. Oct, br9nDt,
Diitritt inoebolpt Here al Ypens imutz
tsite tSuie. 9lanot De br9note 8ps.
ninssr sr Minerpa glod % 9arsr.
$100,000; Binoior I9otsl, $4,000;
Sole Bros, 0rneooos, $4,000.
20 os firth 5orrstningsbuie branOt.
Gourtbuiet tos Slo fra en- na~rIigsenoe
8psnins os branote lansiomf. aIots
ten | Oomen fimeoe I'll ri. A. gpgnins
gen blep alo.lss soelast. Den toiteos
$400, 900 for % @or iiben. Ollie 9ss
ger blep rsobst. Oct branots @rsal
inoebolbt fem glods.
Robsrt 2ouis Smiot, 19 aar gam
mel, oebs I'll. 4.30 at RpiteIie, iom for
a~arIasspes at Opnamit, Tom blep brust
til Spr9nsnins at gpaninger. San
LED al 5jertsIMoom.
10 9ronom9no iapues.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22

Sen 14be SUM cpbprts ben Sa'
paiiFs Rspublit at .~riitsrs og bsIs Res
oisrtnusitnrst ION ben Dag unosr
ansritan't aontroI o. amsrltanite
2pN. 9reo, fan Ill {. Gr. isnoes ira
0afpaii til buiItstiombslft Stsb ! De
forensoe Statsr for 2 Gents, fsr
toit,oe o,t 5 Gents. Der maa M bts
tales ben iammt 3utsynaI RsDenus
Stat og ben famine SnofsrieIStoIo
iom i os Gorsneoe Statsr.
Der par giort 6orbsrtosIier til at
feirt SnofrrtNe At ben me Re9isrlng
meO ftorartsOt Setter, mere sIimrsnos
snO nosen SET noesniinoe bolot pda
Den ! mouartists 0ass.
Der hal boloes 9alg al WeOl,m,
rsr at ~9ssislntnreu, ION pil bIipe Iams
m.ntalot / Grtramsos ! SIuttsn al gu
Il Rddnsp. De Snofeote bar aIereoe
holot en- Sonpsutlpn os o~rgdniisret ct
upt poIitiit parti. De edar up fra, at
bOis Dc boiler iammsn, fan De tons
trolsrs s2gislatlrsns besge 6uie ca
iiIigc paige en- 0slssut til apngresisn.
Q. bar ogiaa psDtaget en- platform,
ipoiltsn Dc ~forIlngsr, at be Snofeote
titles paa lige 5uo meo be 9Dips. 81
oil Osiaa arbsios for, al !6apaii ian
bIios opiag.t ION Stat / llnionen.
MfoIsmmsrns al 8onpsntionen afIagoe
et gsfss bos grs9 ronningen, ION
boIct en- Gale til Dem os frembolot Big
ti8bcosn At at sisre Dol Pligt ION
amsritanits Sorssre."
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
9onopn hsrer ON Mngrebet.

9mbpn, 18oe SUM-. - st 5eles
aram til Central Retps fra Shanghai,
boteret 18oe SUM-, 1890 Gf'ermlos
baa, iioer, at ct Gbefoo Telegram be-
rettsr, at en- iapansiift aanpnbdao, iorn
anton bib imorgss, rapportersbe, at
satu 5orterne bar beiut at be slros
petite 5luaoeitprtsr. .
@fterat ct llltimatum bar lenct I'll
ben 6ineiifte aummanDsr, aabnsoe II
9sorter Slo paa &rissitib;ne. Jldas
BEN ipareoe ,ps be aineiilte &dnoller
blep brugt til 5ausbeo. Selssrommet
til Central Teps tiger, at eftsr to III
mers Samp bar to 5ortsr sosld9t.
Trooper blep Iaa Ianoiat, os be andre
1Orter bIep taeet meO Storm.
crcaon til Safn.
@aIbinotpn, 18be Stunt. 5Iaooe@
oepartemsntet bar ofsntIiggiort 10 Ses
leorummer, iom blep mootaget mor5es
fra Qomiral Remep ! Gaoite os aoms
manount Sausiig paa Yprttppn. Oct
Fsrite lposr iaa:
"gapits, 18pe SUM-, $40 Worger.
= SausIig tubler, at Satufortsrne ~
reoe pda be uoenlanoIte &anonbddoe
% oerpda ppergap Zig til De ollereoe
GtDrter ON Mprsenen ben 17Ds Stunt.
aempT beber ON Snitrurer meo Sel1z
Jpn til at lutte fig til be andre Nag
ter, ION / S~Gllesitab %forlanger, at
Satufurterne ital opersipeS til Dem FOR
at opnaa en- gunitig Gnoe paa llroIigs
beberne. Oil 0epartementet initruers
&empff qiennem Sctu, ! Gbefop, og
gtpe mig ben famine Undertaking?
Hemep."
@orttupns apmmunpant, Suusiig,
tele9raterer Iel9eHps'
"Gbefpp, 17oe SUM. = 5otufpr@
terre fprebe pad be uosnlanoite SttSs
12.45 Wor0en. Den brittle Iomlral
er / Sien SIin. SdusNs."
Gfter Mobtugel'en at oisie Seles
qrdmmer iamt ct fra 4omiral aempTf
% ct fra 8eneraltpniul 8ooonpp !
5bungbai furprbnsoe Yreiioenten, at
Slugitibet Oregon itrdr Ituloe 'etls I'll
Sdtu % SIRE iaaoan 2ieneite, Iom
blsp trroet. Sfplgs Snitrur ira prGs
iioenten blir Der ogfaa truHet Irrdnges
menter til burtig 5orienbelie al fere
Sropper fra 9biIippinerne til China.
Sanonbdaoen Ycrttopn bar fact
Srpre til at gaa til 5atu meo Dub
TAB til 2(omiral &empH o9 hialps
BAN, bpis bet er n%eopenoigt. Imertta
Four iaaleoes en- Gifuore paa fem Siibe
Der, nsmlig: 6lugitibet Repart, en- be-
itpttet 8rpoier; Slu9itibet Oregon,
aanorbaaoene Yorttopn % NuihpiQe
% 9rpoieren Nep Orleans meo be to
b~epGbneoe Jorroab8itibe Solace og
Sris.
Oregon Iigssr for Sioen / Song
tong. Stibet bar nGitsn 800 Wdno
omboro. ut tule % p~roOiantere og
oisre Surer til Sdtu pil tuee en- ll9s.
&ri9Soepartsmentet fit iodg fsIgenoe
Telegram ira General Mtac Irtbur /
ManiIa:
"RisnOe acknowledgement, Sbsrit
2tscom, orbrst til 3utu meo 5ranss
p~ortbaben 2Ogdn. Rsiisr rimeligpis
24oe. 5pfon fOriinter 4freiien."
Regimsntet er ct al be itGrteite /
Qrmeen. Oct t9ler 1,400 Mano oQ
garniIonsrer for 3ioen nj Oigtigs Serns
b~unebper.
Decorah-posten., 1900-06-22
: Gn aaler 9rodtpeIl Ya,1 T.,

Gn aaler grodlpsa Yan
9pnoon baube ben 9riitig4to
til en- 5ulie1tars at fable DFoln.as'""
"ct ubctpoelist summslt Jraen.'n.'| Il,
Sans sil1srsre fO~rDanOIsOs Pan
Uliitslis til en- 5oobolo oS " a5,s,,r
6am mso tor eurtis4tO uS al y'''"'
til Sonerne al TatiunaIfar9en'