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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
P. O. s. OF A.
A Beautiful Tribute Presented to State
 Conductor PhilIips

Conductor Phillips.
 It having been suggested by the members of the P. o. s. of A. to give a gold medal to the member bringing in the greatest number of propositions, District President Sam Croker thought he would do little rewarding on his own hook. So last evening he present. ed badge of merit to State Conductor A. c. Phillips for his untiring efforts on behalf of the good of the order The badge is about eighteen inches long and is hand carved from wood. It consist of four parts and is connected together by a continuous gold plated chain. The badge itself is bronzed with gold There are three horizontal bars and pen dant On the top bar is a handsome picture of George Washington, after whom MT. Phillips camp, No. IA, is named and on the next bar. is the en- graved inscriptions: "Presented to R. c, Phillips for extra good behavior" In the center of the pendant is a star and the emblem of the order Hereaf- ter when Brother Phillips is conduct ing camp affairs he shall wear the badge, which he prizes highly. and in- tends that those with weak eyes will not have an excuse for not observing the insignia of his authority
 Tomorrow evening the three local camps will participate in champion ship game of whist in their rooms in the Courier building.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
EinamcraI.
NHw ADvhn11sEMEN1s 4o-DAY.

Fuk Beecham's Pills-Druggists'. Colorado-Hyperion 1heater. Combination Drinking Mugs-Bradley Co. Civil Service Exams. -G. B, Martin. Estate Edwin Harwood-Probate Notice. Ely's Cream Balm-Druggists, Estate Ward Nichols-Probate Notice. Grape Nuts-At Grocers' HoH's Malt Extract-DruggistS Investments-Newton X Parish. New Silis-The Chas Monson Co. Office Furniture -Bowditch Co. Farther Oranges-J. E. Judson. Shoes-N. H. Shoe Co. Sboes-The Gamble Desmond Co. The Annual Sale--l'he Edw. Mallcy Co. Tea-E. E. Hall X Son. Tailor-Made Clothes Howe X Stetson. White Sale-Gamble Desmond Co. Way Down East--Hyperion Theater. Wanted-Girl-45 Whalley Avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
Potts Wonderland Vhenter.

The cycle whirl at Polls proves it's title of "the wonder of the age" Every one is astonished at the work perform ed on it, especially the cyclists in the audience who can best appreciate the conditions. The track is circular and at an angle of seventy degrees, much sleeper than that of any racing track
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
STOLE A CLOCK.

Burglars Entered Barn in the Rear
 of Humphrey Street.
 Burglars entered a barn owned by MT Ayling on the land between Bishop and Humphrey streets, formerly the Foote place. some time Monday night. Everything in the barn was ransacked but only thing missiong was a clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
The Shoe Sale Chances.

What more do you expect of shoe than that It shall be the best you ever And if you can get such shoes at less prices now than you ever paid before, with the certainty that when the sale is the shoes will moehat are you going to do' We know. Hundreds of people will jump at the chance Hundreds of people seizng the opportunities each day Of the sale Others will pass it by because their shoe needs are not immediately pressing The regrets later-when the cost 5oc 75c and for pair
 This an undeprice sale of first class shoes for men, women, misses and children. Note that
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22

Don't miss the special sale of Mando- lns, Banjos, Guitars and violins for the balance of January. Prices greatly reduced at the Big Music Store. The Treat & Shepard Co.,, S37 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. j20 St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
CONFERENCE OF DELEG ATES
 FROM SMALL TOWNS

l | Hartford Jan 21-The conference of delegates, composed of delegates from 1 the small towns, met in the retiring room of the senate and discussed the 1 matter of representation to-day They were very largely in favor of retaining the present number of representatives, or of increasing the number to two rep resentatives from each town. Delegates Clark, of Haddam. Gris- wold, of Guilford, Stevens, of East Ha- ven. Brink, of Preston. Chandler, of Thompson, and others expressed the fear that any reduction of the repre- senta tion from the country towns would result in legislation being controlled by corporations in manipulat ting the city representatives. There was but little support given to the idea of enlarging the senate.
 Some opposition to the plan of large house and a small senate cropped cut in spots, and speeches were made by Dele gates Loomis. of Glastonbury. Waldo, of Scotland and Brinsmade of Wash ineton, in favor of one representative from each town and an enlarged sen ate.
 x-Representative AveriIl. of North Branford was present and was voted the liberty of the floor He advised the delegates to hold all the privileges the country members now have.
 Delegate Chandler said that the con- vention was called al the behest of the corporations, including breweres as far west as Cincinnati, and not by the people of Connecticut
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22

Another of the old historical elm trees on the Green was chopped down by the city yesterday. The tree is one of those on Temple street, nearly op- posite the Center church, and has stood there for many years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22

l cerning Impoa chments Submitted by
 gate Bartlett of simsbury conclude' His isspeech-Gonvention Crowded Hartford, Jan. 21.--It was difficult to | find standing room in the house to-day
 when President Andrews called the constitutional convention to order at 12:3O. But few resolutions were intro ' duced and at 12:45 the convention went { into a committee of the whole with MT.
 Perry of Fairfield, presiding. i Mir Bartlett, delegate from Simsbury' 1 took the floor and continued his address
 where he left off at adjournment on last Thursday. In substance MT Bart lett spoke against any encroachment
 on the town representation and against any increase in the representation of
 the cities. His address occupied the entire session. Several gentlemen arose
 to a point of order and requested that the speaker confine himself to the ques- ton before the committed MT Waller, of New London, and Mr Clark, of Had dam, at first objected to the gentleman being interrupted, and the chair ruled that it was the privilege of the speaker to use his own discretion in the mat ter.
 At o'clock nearly half the delegates had left the house and were gathered in Mv pa lat cai6 that if the delegates wished to go to lunch he would stop and continue his address when they returned. The chair said that this could be decided upon by the committee, but as no motion was made MT. Bartlett continued his address He said that if the delegates were waiting for him to conclude they would wait un- til after their trains had left for home. This brought several delegates to their feet.
 MT. Osborn was recognized and he said that he was the last person in the world to take free speech away from any man, but this last statement from the gentleman from Simsbury was real 1y the limit.
 MT. Bartlett continued his address, and shortly afterward MT Waller said that, in mercy to the delegates, he would suggest that nearly three hours continuous speaking was almost too much to bear and moved that the con- vention adjourn.
 To this motion MT. Bartlett refused to yield and when MT Clark, of Had dam. arose he was informed by the speaker that he did not wish to be in- terrupted.
 At 3:45 the address was concluded and the convention adjourned until eleven o'clock tomorrow morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and welI-tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children's teething. It soothes the child. soften&s & the guns 1s ., aihys a all paln cures % rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. d11 MWF & " 1y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22

SHEET MUSIC. Sc. 1000 copies to dispose of quickly at 37 Church St, near Hirsh Bros.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22

SELECT A PIANO
 Krakauer, Sohmer, Vessel Jacob Brothers, Behring. Arlington and oth- CTS. A. B. Clinton, 37 Church street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
PHYSICIANS RITY

MUSICIANS BUY
 The Krakauer piano, because they like it best. You will do the same if you know the piano. Call and see them at 37 Church street, near Hirsh Bros Sold only by A. B. Clinton. j1S It
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22

6O vearS' success in baking is Kcnne1v's record. Why should not Kennedys Butter Thin Biscuit excel all others? The fact thai they do is known all over New England
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
The Art Embroidery Exhibition. Classes Forming For Free Instruction

Beginning next Monday entries will be received for the annual art exhibition The exhibition will unfold to public view many of the and beautiful pieces art e broidery in Connecticut At the same time, Nagahama, the famous Japanese emboiderer in this country will give lessons ree limited classes of six These class now forming Many disappointed last year be- cause they failed to give their in early enough
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22

CHICKERING UPRIGHT Pianos, secondhand 25000-bargain. Call early at 37 Church street
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
The DOLL SHOW After School.

When school is the boys and girls flock here such numbers that the Millinery Salon is crowded And SO really good view of the dolls be had Come early
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
THE STATE CON YENTION.
MORE PLANS FOR REPRESENTA-.
 IION PRESENTED.

Mayor Walsh Wants Changes in Crtmi- nal ProHecutiOns-Reso Com cerning Impeachments Submitted by gate Bartlett of simsbury Concludes His Speech -GOnyention Crowded
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22


 Lot of 9Sc, $1.4S and $1.9S Shirts, soc Lot of $1.4S and $1.9S Shirts, $1.D0 Lot of 4Sc Neckwear, 19c Lot of 73c and 9Sc Neckwear, 35c Lot of 98c and $1.48 Neckwear, 5Sc Lot of 25c, 35c and 48c Hosiery, 19c Lot of 4Sc and 75c Hosiery, 35c Lot of soc Suspenders, 29c 73c and 9Sc Silk Suspenders, ;,9c $14S Silk Suspenders, 73c $1 IS and SPAS Silk Suspenders, SLID S3S9 Shaker Sweaters, $279 Dents Gloves S150 S250 Shirt Protectors, $1.O0 $19S Wool Ribbed Underwear, $1.20 $1 80, $230 and $2.S0 Soft Hats, 50c $1.S0 and $2.30 Panama Soft Hats, $1.00 $2.S0 Panama Soft Hats, $1.60 Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets, Is off. Rain Coats, 20 per cent Discount.
 Odd lots Underwear at big Discounts. S297 SHOES, ALL FEATHERS, S2.69 S397 SHOES, ALL LEATHERS, $3.19 $497 SHOES, ALL FEATHERS. $3.S9
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
January Mark Down
 Now On. For 10 Days Only.

The public should bear in mind that q Mark down Sale at Lambert's means something real; something more than sales held elsewhere. There's a difference between cutting down highly inflated prices to a nominal level and cutting prices that before cutting represent New Haven's best merchandise values.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
Local Weather Report.

New Haven, Jan. 21, 1902
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-22
5Ttei Mention.

L. M. TARR. Observer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Yroteitanternes gretagaug.

Hrpteftontismen bar giort iaaoon
Sremgans paa ben balfanife SaIbs /
ben ienere Sib, at BEN romerif .fathol.
ife airfe err bleoet bonge. ct 9epis
berfor err en- artifel, iom npIig itoo at
l9ie | &atbolifernes Organ / @ien,
"@aterlanb". glo6et flyer, at ct fort
IntoI tpife, amerifanIfe % engeife
Misiiorrrer iinbes nj, / Rafeoonien
% bet eamle Serbien. Oct ntegtig.
tie gaaben, 8roteltantismen bar, er
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9a De
tnrfiife Wpnoiebeber / bsieite 8roo
f%orismmer altirg nreo Senipn til SO.
ipitaIer, 29ger % Sfolegang FOR be
fattise, ioa er oct netpp oisie Stn9,
8roteitarterne i9rlig bar fin Sp.
mRrfIomf)eo henpenbt paa. Maar,ge
SorrFbre iertber fine 9ern til De pro.
teitantife Sfoler, boor Der er goo Or
Den % Renligbeo, % iaa pinoes De
ltrpse Wenneifer for 8roteitmtismer.
s en- gp bor groteitanter TO Itore Me.
niabeber. iom ubeluffenbe beitaor al
ontocnbte irtbfsbte
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Reiieren.

gen tpife aetier fan taTe ffpben6e
6 Sprog. San bar ifreoet ct Glue
fpil og ieIp foreItoaet bets Snbitll6e.
ring. San bar i~orfottct en- atrfe.
bsn % bar lc6et ct aor. sam tan
Iape fine eyre MaaIttoer, fan ipiae
Staf, male 8iaeoer o. tegne aarita.
turer. Snn bar uOOaruret itg ion
Sngenisr o. bar itlrSeret gIeftricite.
ten. Sfisut ban life fan brl,ge me.
re ero er Arm, iao fan ban ihpoe
9ilot fire elmer itrGf % fan / 0cn
SiS rc6lpgger 70 Stpffer / 0timttet.
San bar cber 100 Sitcr og er No
miroI / ire al @erbens iterite Srig&.
fIauSer. 3 2sbet al % Nar bar ban
ifirot $4,000 Stuffcr Silbt. San
butter &GSer ct Srtiin @ange ON
Geaen, ban bar ct Slfitu NiGrro, JON
trger bare paa bans alGSer, % Dc
foitcr $500, 900. **
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
en- blind Danorerife.
&ioitc life, at auit fnnbc s~jenopfriIfe
benbc.

@n betienot 6orfottcrirbe brit.
ger @rape-9tutS iom Ell Comic, naor
hun ieIer &irtningen al EXTRA ltrengt
Arbeioe. Sum IfrIper: "@rupe.R utS
buroe toges ~reaeImGSiigt, iom man
tnger Ell Comic. Seq ipiier NJ II folio
ON Ntorgcuen meo parm Ntelt eler
Tleoe bplot oper oen, % oen er oeiIig
nGrcuoe o. itprfenbe.
6or en- Iio iioen iogoe iea til en-
&cuinbe ser leo meaet al 0pSpepiin,
bar ppret en- Sunalio / fem Iar %
car uuiten bare Ct SteIct: "Spi& icg
bare hnooe ficubt Iem ier. ina ifuIoe
Ie life bare libt / aHe 0i&ie Nor."
Sum iuo oocrroifct pau mig % ipura'
te mig, bpno ic9 pilNe bape 0iort.
Sea piIoe bope int Gem poo @ropcs
9tuta @rcotfoit 5000. iporcne irl
tiaiOaiuIot; bar De noqcniinoc bort
ON benz" Ma io0a, hrn hopbc bort
ON SEN. men bun nar oIOrig Bit aiort
iUrliN opmPrfiom pno beu % l1npbe
life tunft. at Den fuuoe game benbe.
"9hl". ioRoe icg. "bpiS 0e bare nil
Qoa iaoua "a orepc @rape.ahtt5 en-
llac. tire @onQc ON GnQcn ioo oil icg
0orontcrc, at &C itnor op % neIiianer
mig"
&un iuI8tc nit Nooo til Eitnft %
Erltte. ga icg trnf beuoe omtreut en-
llae iencre, iua bum no iom CT unoet
Qfenueifc, ltient bum hupoc tiltoact
fun 10 Eun0 t &uQt men bum iaaoe,
at bun ielte Jig megc; behre % tier.
tcre. o8 bun hor ptuoet meget / Sci.
brco % Stprtc, iloen bum begpubtc
Of BRUCE bette 9GringSmiobeI.
Sum i~riitlrcr M til, % Sc fan nof
~foreitiue Gem, al benoeS 6rno or ube.
grpnict. gfiu egen iaapeIiom ouSreS
Griaring or tiIitrTffeIigt @ibueSbpro
ON Senemiolets oiocuifabeliae @rrbi
ihet oct ifoticr Hrring til Spiirmet
% bpgger op Sierncn 90 &crueccu.
irene" Rnonet Fan opaipes neo go.
itlun Co. Battle Greet. Wid,.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Bob Gaualcn % Sub6bierue.

6. @anIep ira ct. IauI, Minn., bar
pGret / 8aibington, % forIeben DAG
baobc ban en- 8onferenee meo Grrii.
Dent HooieneIt angaaenbe Ricaraeuo.
8oroIen % SfibSiubiioierue. San,ep
Ser reprEienterer "aaieo Grain
8romcr& ISiociation", iagSe, at 5or.
mcrnc bar imob at bepilge ira 200 til
500 Wiuioner Dollars III IrIpg al
9ttcoraguofnnalcn ioet 5elgen al ct
ioobont Sfribt fun oil bIipe, at Dor
Snnoel paa Srientcr bliper tilintet.
aiort. ga Ell 8aual ober 2anotungen
oil giere bet muIigt for foufurrereube
curopGiifc Sfibe at tiIbagcirege siei.
len til DC oiiatiife MtarfeoSbper pau en-
Ter Tiger forterc Sio, emo De MI fan.
Sanlcp unherrettehe oglna 8rpiiocrt.
ten ON. al Sarmerne er tnoo Sftbs.
Subitbief6rilaaet. iooIeheS ion bette
MI Gr pehtaaet, al Senatet. ba set giper
burtigaaacnhc GoItifi6e c: SiIiflto al
nrltcn 8 Gents pr. Son for bnrrt
Sumoreoe Ntil, meoen8 sc iaetegoaen.
Sc Sraatifibe fun faar I Sent pr. Sou.
ri Sc s NiIioucr ON aaret iom 6or.
llaect bepiIser til &auNelSilaooen, til.
foIoer Oct meite eIler nGiten altiom'
men Stibc. Der allereoe er bpgget, %
Sanlep timber life, at Der Ell noJcn So.
ranti for, al SoriIaget oil eine StrbS.
bpsnineeu uoaet Sremitso. CIT an.
oen Suoperoina or. at Sorilaaet lao.
aootiom nlbeIes forbiaanr SftbSfar.
ten ira Gnciiicfuiten o. at omtreHt
belle Sct ioreilnaeoe SeIsb oil blipc
luet al Rbeoere, Der sisr Sorretnins
paa Acknowledgment. 8iSere anfsrer
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
9eeorab % Sntegn.
9su 27Se Warts isos


g. DO, Glen al Sesper bar ioIat
fin SanSelsforretnine til 9srrelou
& Sbtngnolo, oeiaa al Sesper.
@amIe RfIs Suicbn, iom bar
boet hoe peo ~9torbueis, men ionr / Oct
itoite Mars Sio bar opbolot iis | III.
0eroomsbiemmet / Stouebton, 8is.,
er mn tiIboee for at beige gamie
Gegrner. Sm timber fig meget bel
tiIfre0s meb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS og
Tiger, al ban bar oct meget bpg8eligt
Der. Suu roier 8oftor Rre % 6rile
% forrsinn ole, Der bur ueo Silent.
met at beitiIe.
Soer 8eoIe Ssbe ftoite Sreoogs
Gften / fit Siem oeo StgbInrboilIe.
san bar Iibt ooer so aor eamrneI os
efterlooer fig Sors og Ell Ssn, on.
trent Is Gor gamneI. 9egrnpeIien
ioregif lnt6er itor 0eItogeIie Sirs.
bags / berre llge.
mrs. 9ritha Seim Nshe Den
24be Morts paa County. sSormen /
6reepurt, Goor bun bar prret so.
tiert fiben 1895. Mrs. Seim par
fsot i SorOnreer, Ror9e, for so anr
itoen. Sun eiterIoher itg en- Ssn /
Eiulen, 81. 9, iamt en- Ssn % en-
9ottsr peo @ilop Safe, 9. Q.
~, 9. aioer / @cit &c.
corab 0s0c @ot til Mtonbog / ocnne
llge Of SIag. ai0eOe bar 50 aar
ganrneI. San orep 6orretning mco
@rouitene.
asiesicr Segg / Springfield
ToDnibip cpIpier, at Der Of $3t2,.
616 / pirfeIig SfnttcprrOi al uIt 2es.
Gre ("4erionoG 8ropertp") ser
Eotprst er $t75,O19 "Moncps onO
CREDITS. Oette taller bel for Gom.
nets G%efoItning.
RrB, O. 8. Rlritab, iom bar
Iigget betpnfeIig ip9 DC iioite Ear
Tiger, Times M at oGre i geOring.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Povmes GiIitano.

"Reform" for Iiofte Girsbas, Den
25be Warts Ifrtper:
5ormano Sopme bar nteaet oaor.
liz Ssnbaa 90 baooe ftore Smerter.
Sgoar bar ban roIigere. arrfterne
oitager iebnt, 90 man Ifllbe ipnes,
at en- 8%oranoring mart maatte bore
forhaouoen. Sans aonoSenner err
flare, BOG taller ban tibet. Or. @bea.
ton fra ct. Boi,l bar Der / forrige
ltse. men erflRreoc, eiter at bape It'll.
oerieat baul, at ban intet fiinoe aisre.
"Seitrene" Seniiue % Ssreiue er Der
fremoeIes.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
easter Morning Chimes.

Jesus, all loving-Jesus divine,
Jesus DER all, through endless time,
lie, the shame and sorrow bore,
That ne might live forevcrmore.
Ms. the agony untold,
His life for thirty pieces sold;
Can sOe, His God-head Ger deny,
Yet live and breaths beneath His sky?
Could all His misery be told;
Could aoe the mystery unfold,
Then could we aia0ayS bring
The proof that christ is RHhr-Kfng -
Now come with me-a little space
Whilst | reveal to thee, a place
Full of holiness Divine,
With kindred souls, from every cline.
Souls of Children, souls OF Men,
Souls of Maidens, and then,
Souls of mothers, who wear a CROWN;
Savior as her son.
They in glorious brightness dwell;
With joyful hearts the anthems swell,
How tie put off the Mortal Clay;
III triumph IosS oSalH to-uay
Whilst Mary her sad vigil kept,
And friends with her in anguish wept,
lie came to cheer, to bless, to keep
His Pr0mtSc n0aV, to all so sweet.
To be a grand, and living proof,
To all of those, who love the truth
That lie in His o7VH likeness stood,
Redeemed, and ransomed from the
grave.
Now kHoaV ye all, His word is kept;
he is "the F,yt fruits, of them, that
slept
To We, who live on earth's vast plane,
Will come the time, to rise again.
So plan your lives for all things pure
To make your rising bright and sure;
And in the realms of loving Lighk,
You'll soon forget all Deaths dark night.
Anna L. Chapman-Moe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Sra ii ~ppinernc.
Tlcre 1pbsfnlo at aoIern CT anmcISt
Wantla. Anoet gapt berfra.

Sem npe SiIfRIber al aolera meb
ire 8g6sfalo blep anmeIm Manila
ben 23oe Warts og 6 3eosfalo ben
20 DARTS. Sra Broninien guIacan
meloes ogiad ON fem nistGnfelige
SilfGloer, Der milisens piier liza at
bore RoIera. Sorsprist nener 5uno-
beospRienets @mbeosmqnb, at be
peo fine reioIlitte os itrenge 5orboIbs.
regler bar oioenbt en- aoIera.Gpi6e.
mi. = 7n General gbaffee life On.
Tier, at 3oie Snfanteri. 8esiment, Ser
mart ifoI penbe biem til be Goreneoe
Stater, life ifal uoiptte Iig for ge,
item peb at forbes | gpen, CT Megi.
mentet alereoe bragt omborb paa
SransportIfibet Grant, Der bill af.
reiie til Gan Srancisco en- l1ge for
ben faftiatte SiS.
grigaoegeneral Gapis ropporte.
rer ira 3ambonaga, Winoanao, at
en- gfoeIing poa II Ranb af Signal.
forpiet nplig blen ansrebet al 200
Woros. On al au:erifanerne bIep
or9bt; bcrtil miiteoe amerifanerne
alt, bpab De isrte meo fig. - s 8ro.
ninien 60 Union err Der 5reo os Ro.
Site ct fierotlig Club bar pRret af.
fpret Der poa nGiten TO aar, os llb.
lRnoinger fprbes uantaitet operalt,
meobeIer Iropiniens @iioerner.
Reiten al be inbfsote 4rigere
R~rooinien 2aguna, 2lison, bar MI
tillisemeb lin Sspbi1g Gabauas oper.
gipet iig til Sberihsitnant Gogbertp
at Toe Snionteri'R esiment. De oper.
Ieoerebe fine 9ooben, AZ @ifIer % IS
Genolnere. Gaballas Ifal babe sipet
Srbre til at inbitine ole SienotIig.
beoer Der / Sropinien. -
General Wfarilom % bans 8rooer,
Der por bltt arreiteret paa Zen Gebu
for at babe imuglet pGf enbel 8ifler
% ct b~etpoellgt &pantitm amrnltniti.
on, aiorbe ct oesperat Sorieg paa at
flpgte, bo Oe | en- gaao bIen fert til
Gebus Saon. timber aanpen / 9aa.
ben blep General Wariloms grooer
brPbt, og @%eneralen Ielo blep bunbet
og operIepert til oe n9rmeite Imeri.
fanife Mproigbeber poa apiten.
Sungercnoe @upernsr Wrigbt
oenbte npIig tiIbaee til manila fra
en- Cur til oeipblisite Ger. San fanbt,
at BET itob bel til operalt. Sfotter hlep
betoIt ninigt. % mango ofentIige 80.
r~etogenher bar ubfsrt. Sfolerne itob
/ bsi CUNT hos De Snbfsote.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Da OaIeas nor
par blepen ifnot.

"Iet bar inberN arisen / 1864. bn
Segermams g inoencronas Gipiiion
bar poa Gilbnsetoget | NorbipIlnnb~,
iortRlIer / Sob ap." Ell ~palibeiig
Mano fra SoIiteo, Snns Rielien, iom
bar en- goo Sufommeliesenne og
Sasttaselieaepne, "at leg itor 8oit PED
Sperfartsitebet peo Saaingiuno meb
ItrRtg Srbre til life at laoe rtogcri
iom belit pasiere Sunoet uoen ifrtft-
Zig 2iaabeIie fra @eneralen eller Den.
mes Stabsfef eller fra gpfoeSen /
R~pfisbing, 6a Der torrr en- Officer mco
A ErRnfuife os piloe gaa / goaben.
Seq itonoiebe Dem os offororebe
SHieeren Bns. San bnnoe tntet
ifriftlist at frempiie og nioite life, at
iaaoant noset par n~sopenbigt; ban
iaaoe tit Rapn, o9 at ban boobe big.
tist sGrenbe % ifulbe obioIut oper
Sunbet.
Seq bolbt BAN Rarnbinen for grp-
Itet, ipanote Gamer, os foreboIbt BAN,
at min Srore bsb mig ubetinget life
at Iaoe noeen pnsiere uoen 8os; men
Sffieeren iflrbbeoe mig tiliioe og
iprang i goaben meb fine 8slgeioen.
De. Sons Sorretninser tiloo bdm
ineen S%tanbsrins, iaeoe ban. Der
itob ieg ioa npeo itrRnse Orhrc og
ian efter 8aoben iom ietlebe ODER.
Seq oil6e life ffpSe SHiceren, bpao
leg 10 efter Oer mig gimme beitemte
Snitrur buroe babe siort. seq fIenbte
BAN life.
9i6t efter fonr Der en- gonbemanb
meb FIN Some ~fisrenbe; De fuibe ogiaa
n~sopenbig ober, o. be Dor lige lua
Eiot Tom Sfiiceren unberrttebe ON
ON 5orbdbsrgIerne 90 bap6e berfor
beller tneen SoerfartstiaaoeIie at
forepiie. Der bar ingen Sanoipnfis.
be6 for, at De bar Sptoner, boorior
iee raabfsrte mig meb @astfommat.
bsren, ON bet funbe goa an at laoe
Dem ieile bag efter De andre; men
Teiultatet al bort artesraob blep, at
bet gil life an, oe ioa maatte Manoen
fisre omtrent 21a Mil tilbage for
at foa fine 1opirer / Srber. Siot.
ltonsfommanbsren bltrbe BOG babe
isrget for, at ct lao beiteutt 9aabuo
bar bIcpet ~orbentlie befienoteiort, og
at Sfftcererne ba / alt iSolo maatte
fienbe oct.
Seq melote itben til pebfomme1toe
gfaIinssmonb min itraibare Sor.
%ieeIie, at iea life babe brebt Office.
rem, iom tiltpons fig Soeriart oper
Sun0et. San m1mlebe bore noset
til Spor, iom ies flr1oe slpe bpilfcn
l~tbtpbnins ies pilbe".
Sans Iielfen illrtter meo fsIgenSe:
"Spis ieg beb Saninssiunb babe
ifubt bernte Officer, iom bite en- ,oa
I~tpsfarltg SpfsrieI, iaa biIbe Sui.
lambs SeSeegre neppe babe peret ioa
fremmIige / aliIt,lr, iom De er mango
Steoer; tbi Officeren Dor Den ienere
faa ~befier6te, mi afbsbe Sberitlsit.
rart 9algos."