davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1902-02-08

Congressman John T. Lacey, of Iowa,
Chairman of the Committee on Public
Lands gives me the following explanation
of his bill, introduced to carry out the
suggestion made in the Presidents mes
sage in regard to forest reserves. ''In all
opinion given by the Attorney General,
January Sd, 1902, he holds that Congress
has practically unlimited jurisdiction for
all purposes over the forest reserves,
even where they are situated in state.
The bill, following the lines of the opin-
ion of the Attorney General, provides lst:
That the forest reserve may be transfer
red from the Department of the Interior
to the Department of Agriculture by an
executive order of the President, but in
asmuch as the boundaries of many of
these reserves are in controversy only
such reserves are to be transferred as the
Secretary of the Interior and the Direc-
tor of the Geological Survey will certify
to have had the boundaries substantially
settled. The President is to be author
lied to set apart such forest reserves or
parts thereof as he may deem proper for
fish and game preserves, but if the re-
serve is wholly in one state, the Presi-
dent shall not make such order until the
Governor of the State shall, in writing,
ask for it. In the territories he can
create such game preserves without the
action of the Governor Of the territory.
The purpose Of this was to avoid forcing
any of these preserves on states where
they were not wanted by the local aut
thorities. The bill provides that the De-
partment of the Interior, or of Agricul:
ture, as the case may be, having such
game preserve in its control, may make
all regulations necessary for game protec-
ton therein. Such regulations shall
have the force and effect of law, and a
violation of them will be misdemeanor.
All nets, tackle, guns, etc, used in viola
ton of the law in one of these preserves
will be forfeited or conviction of the
party using the same. 1t also provides
that forest officers may arrest, without
warrant, persons found violating the law
in preserves. The reason for making
the transfer TO the Department of Agri-
culture is because that Department can
better administer the permanent forest
reserves than the Department of the In
terror. The traditions and the organiza-
tion of the Department OF the Interior in
relation to the Public Lands has in view
the disposition of the lands. their sale
and transfer to private parties. The Sec
retary Of Agriculture has fully equip
ped Bureau of Foresty and is better pre-
pared to administer these reserves than
the department in which they are now
situated, but it was thought best, in
framing the bill not to provide for the
transfer of any of the preserves except
such as have had their boundaries def
nitely established. The Secretary of the
Interior settles more questions of private
right in amount and value iii one year
than the Supreme Court of the United
States does in ten years. That Depart
ment is overloaded with work and when
one of these reserves is definitely located
and established as permanent reserve,
the President and both Secretaries be-
lie4e that the Department of Agriculture
should hare IL to care for.
Middletown transcript., 1902-02-08

TIM TaAssoalrr. 800 per year.
Middletown transcript., 1902-02-08
"HUeerNG SOCIAL

SPRINGFIELD, ONO, Jan. PA hug
ging social last night in North Greenfield
Church was attended by 500 persons.
1t had been widely advertised as a
scheme to pay off the church debt, and
netted nearly $75. Following were the
rates for two-minute hugs:
Girls under Is years, 10 cents.
Girls Is to 20 years, so cents.
Girls 20 to 25 years, rs cents.
Another mans wife, 81.
Old maids, 8 cents (no time limit.
The girls of the congregation set an
other meeting for February LIST, but the
older members say it must be called off.
as the bounds Of propriety have already
been overstepped. The social was more
largely patronized by middle aged and
old men than by young men.
Middletown transcript., 1902-02-08
A Good Thing

German Syrup is the special prescrip-
ton of DIR. A. Boschee, celebrated Ger
man Physician, and is acknowledged to
be one of the most fortunate discoveries
in Medicine. 1t quickly cures Coughs,
Colds and all Lung troubles of the sever
est nature, removing, as it does, the
canse of the affection and leaving the
parts in strong and healthy condition.
1t is not an experimental medicine. but
has stood the test of years, giving satis-
faction in every case, which its rapidly
increasing sale every season confirms.
Two million bottles sold annually. Bos-
chee's German Syrup was introduced in
the United States in 1868, and is now
sold in every town and village in the
civilized world. Three doses will relieve
any ordinary cough. Price 25 cents. For
sale by J. S. & W. Lattomus, Townsend,
Del. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
Middletown transcript., 1902-02-08
To Meet in Wilmington

The annual communication of the
Grand Lodge of Delaware, A. O. q. w.,
will be held in Wilmington on Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. The
Grand Lodge officers are now getting
their reports in shape for presentation at
the meeting, and it is expected that these
will show the order to he il; al unusually
good condition. J. L. Ellis, of Delmar,
Grandmaster, will preside, 1t is probable
that Benjamin A. Groves, of the Mar
shallton Lodge, will succeed him as
Grandmaster of the order. There is an
agreeable surprise in store for the out
going Grandmaster.
Middletown transcript., 1902-02-08
BALTIMoRE&O & Ono
RAILROAD.

| Schedule In erect November II, 1901.
~ ~ IrSlps ExPREs Ram1Tsted 1ls 9Th Pintsch light.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Avenue
yrw vopv Station. for
snw n sis aosk & sex S aSSy' iHS1Ss s S t1s ,sa klos
IN ' sss E ssis e; tRosaP RsSad1Iys Iinissa isas S
sFEfSpEPEI4s g = Z Ssss =. aeys. ssss SO
fs@. s9 tl:sS. ISIS tRoyal Linaitedj
se - le5s VII iil m a a9nssEs ta, 5oo e ,sis. s
tRoyal Lfmited1 eS5, til s5s tioss ;. M. s'-e'
&c Chester e e vesk days $50 IS 12o IS o. isse
o = @ = 90 !sss ss 49, Sc HI ss g t Se '
500, s.sS ts;l2 s,5s. no So p .' = = : i''
u Asnt1et y snd IS sC1sy week dsy. 70 4S e M tlals
Cape May and Ocsan City. week days, te. Is
Sea Isle City, week days, ts.4sa m.
=, 5siumofe snd Washington, week dRyf,
~, ~; fs;ea tli9i = N llsse %. ts.zG.
saSdsy Is U G40yfs s6s 64spDissdl isci taO 4 = %.
ts:5o. sTt62O lRoyaf Limitla]. S.oi. TO IA M
haltimore and way stations, week DAYS.
~ e ! = N, nj sls p. a.; Sundays a16 q. ps
NsMslk gsek days. ttl4. SIS, ts e4. III oi q.
Hsii Ri tizsA a1s tIaS4 I az. ts o. fl6Il p ii:
SpnofKs n soi sio si ss pQ5 e. mi tl2-5s. 7.ssa,
fiitsbuss wssk days. tsos .. M, ta.A, tian
,, M Sundays. fs .. :. M; fs q. flo.Il ,. m.
einsisassi and sjS. S. Louis MI; ls1S fsa E m. % am
ard tto.ls p. m daily. '' $3.50
6inssriy accommodation, week days e.8 a
=. "a S!& Ai2 p. m. Sundays, s05 q. M; 6S7,
Landenberg, week days, Asz D. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION F0E
Baitimors week days, 2.5O D. n,
Landenberg. week days, 80 q. m: 2.5o k2o
p. n. Sunoaya. $40 .. m; $50 .. M
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA A for v iImineton.
tl2.ae. fis7. ais fs0s' N.i7. 500. fS'So. tSsS
tRoyal Lmitedl. 800 $50, t7.76. tess. III. IS G ..
"a: M & SSundays, tas5, l7.sO, sho and iI.oo a. M;
4iz-I fl.I,. l.S5 taos, 34.8E, fb.zs (RovaI
Limitedl 9 30, TINS. ts.ss, 1850 3. m. so'al
.koyai Limited Is composed exclusively of
t,aiiman fnrlor. Observation and Dining Cars.
NO extra fare except regular Pullman eharre
Delmarvia Telephone No. ias,
other 1fnes Z Il "A Mill nm ~
Passenger Agent, WilmingfoD. Del.
y. 3. MARTIN, Manager of Passenger Trafiic
Middletown transcript., 1902-02-08
Winter Tourist Season l9Ol-2 Tickets,
Haltimnra n rhin u.sr~..S

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has
placed on sale at all principal Offices East
of the Ohio River, Winter Tourist Tick
cts to points in Alabama, Florida, Louis
lana, Mississippi, New Mexico, North
Carolina and Texas; also Havana, Cuba,
and Nassau, N. r., at reduced rates. For
additional information call on Agent
baltimore 4 Ohio r. r.
Middletown transcript., 1902-02-08
IDaily. iDaIly e1oept Sunday. tsaturd

IDaily. daily except canday. tsaturdays
Is" Stops TO leave passengers from whining.
son and points north, or tske passengers for
'e" Stops to leave passengers from New
York Division.
'.r' Stops only on nOticetO conductor or agent,
.1' stops to leave passengers from Middle
town and points south.
csj y" stops to take on passengers for Cape
"pn Stops TO leave passergers from poiy is
south Of Delmar, or take passengers for IL
m1ngton and points north.
s0n Saturdays arrives 9.25 p. m.
Arrives daily except Saturday aud Sunday.
MKM CASTLE Aa,coNMoDArIoE TRAms. = Leave
week days. Leave New Castle an, 95s lO,50
q. M, 6.4l p. m. week days.
Express trains leaving Harrington $40 q. M,
through soiid 70 and I ifon Baitimors. ViS Porter
and Newark.
BRANCH ROADS.
DELAwARK, MARYLAND & VIRGINIA r. r.
Leave Harrington for franklin City and way
stations 1910 @ M 6.l4 M week days. Return
ing train leaves Franklin City $40 .. n. and
Leave Franklin City for ChiLcoteague lvia
s;sesmeTl steam L2s p. m. 70 week days Returning,
at lO.40 .. m, 81 p. M. week days Returning,
leave Lewes $40 q. m. and l.S2 p. m. week
days.
Leave Harrington for Rehoboth 10 40 a. m.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only.
Returning. leave RehOboth LILO p. m. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays only.
Leave Harrington for Berlin, 10 40 .. m. and
GA pm. week days. Returning, leave Berlin
500 m ana 1.02 p. m. week days.
Leave Clayton for Chestertown and way
stations S4z q. m. week days. Returning,
leave Chestertown $50 o. m. weekdays.
Leave Massey for Chestertown and way sta
tons lo.N = m. and $50 p. m weekdays.
Returning, leave Chestertown $50 q. m. and
230 p. m, weekdays.
QUREE ANNE q KENT r. R.-Leave Townsend
for CeDtreville and way stations Q. q q. m, and
5Oe p-m., week days. Returning. leave Centre
Vile 7.6l .. M. and AS d. m, week-days.
DELAWARE q CHEsAPEAKE Z. R--Leave Clay.
ton for Oxford and way stations go .. M, and
s25 p. M, week-dayu Returning, leave Oxford
e.e5 q. M. and l6l p. m., week-dRyg.
CANBRTDGE SRA1oRD r. R.-Leave Seaford
for Cambridge and iptermediate stations II. 10 q.
n. and 6.52 p. M. weekdays, Returning leave
Cembridge 100 am. and a35 p. m. weekdays.
CoNHECTI0H.-At Porter, with Newark and
Delaware City Railroad. At Townsend with
Queen Anne's q Kent Railroad, and stations
on baltimore Delaware Bay Railroad be.
tween Massey and hestertown. At Clayton
With Delaware h Chesapeake Railroad and
Baltimore = Delaware Bay Railroad. At Har.
rinGton,. with Delaware. Maryland q Virginia
Railroad. A. Sesford, with Cambridge Seaford
Railroad. At Deimar, with New York, Phila,
1elpnia 2 Norfolk, Wiconnico q Pocomoke. and
J..B. HUTCHIsoN, General Manager.
,. 4. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
en- union.Seir.
Senatpr Narf Sapnas Suitrn taser
Earti for ltniou-N rbeiScre.

ct az Senator Sonnas Suie paa
Rusiea apenue | Cleveland iGttes
iItano. gaa ct Mebe, iom en- guiI.
bling / Sraoes Union bolot | 6reoags,
.blep oct oplpit, at en- Del Ralere, ionl
life hsrer til nogen 6orenins, oeItoe
/ arbeibet pna Senetorens Srs. Ta.
lerne | Glenelonb bar netnp iert en-
baoro Sanp for at faa lin Screening
anerfienbt al Observation-Disclosures, %
set bapoe nriten Ipffets Dem at pinoe
lin Sag, ioet fun 2-3 5irmaer ltoo
.igien meo i'm Rooitnnb. Wsbet /
.5reoogs neoiatte en- 4omite al 5or.
retningsogenter, iom ifuloe saa til
.9Rr. Gamma 2sroog, men oa be fom
til hans itore Sus paa Safe apenue,
ff be bsre, at ban fife bar biefnme.
Ge ienbte BOG line gilitfort in6 til
Mrs. Sarna, og bun fom jtrafs no
og gtf meo Dem til 9nsiea apenue.
bun her tit 6cre, at nogIe al Dem,
iom par | arbeibe, life tilbsrtc rogeu
"llnipn~ Ga life fnnoe piie noaet
@Gar0-. hcfaleoe bun benz at boloc
Ipp. 0onnnion-M RnSene doIsS ben.
Zoe. On gitenen fom Sc til arbciocr.
iorcniuseris Sooeotpnrter % meIots
|iig mo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
"Oes uloines"
SlanSens nse arbSier saar al Sta.
helen | EniueD, Rasiahuictts.

en- mn 9rpbier, iom bar facet Tap.
net ~Ses Moines" efter SotpuS so.
pebitab, bIen lat paa gon6et fra Sore
Riper Ship & engines Gomponps
@erft / Guincp, Rais.. 2sroag BEN
20be September.
Sunbreoer at merneIfer boooe
iamIet iig for at ie poa, % Itis gliic
Wacomber fra Ses moine8, ItooenSe
miot imellem 8unernsr Gummins %
Mapor grenton, fnuite 6en trobitio.
nellie Gbampogne1dife moo Sfibets
StdaIftaon, inmtibig meb, at Clara
q. Carlton fra Saberbiuc. Iois.,
onerbug De iibite Gdlieer, iom bolot
.Sfibet tilbage. SimIen bar operifpet,
men Sagen blep bog en- TeItonq for
Guincp. en- M9ngoe GmbcbSmpno
og 8iciter bar tilIteoe.
"9es Moine8" er BET Itsrite Sftb,
iom er lat paa @anbet / Wo8iafu.
ietts. gugten, og set er Set isritc, iom
bet %ooennrpnte aon1poni bar bpgaet
for Regieringen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26

Ell Gerf | hans nenitre Ben efter
Sammeniteoet / gittsiielo. 5 Mil.
mmifee, ct. Gnul. minneapolis.
Siour gitp, aonias Gitp, ct. Soiepb,
ct. Souls. Springfielo, Chicago,
gIepelanb o. ! en- RGffe uf minbre
gper bapee nj eiort itore 6orbere.
oelIer til at gipe 2anoets bsielte %.
rigbeosperion en- pasienSe MootageIie;
Sernbauerne tapoe oronet Jig iaa, at
Grtratr9n frtnbe tage Soft mo til De
Steoer, iom 8rniioenten agtebe at be.
isge; Militsfompanier baooe spet iig
Tor at fltnne gisre Sonnsr; Sotelper'
fer belaoeoe Jig paa at mobtage tilrei'
ie1oe Sfarer; Gamer % Scrrer, ioul
pentsbe at faa fomrne | grRIioentenS
Rnrheo, ifaffeoe iig me 9ragter;
Observation-Disclosures itoo fRrbige til
at optesne alt, iom bpnote, og glaoene
gl9oeoe iig oner at funne lebere line
abonnenter en- Mpngoe 2gieitoi iom
De leite er glade - men MI ct Sor.
berebelierne f~orgiepes, 6oruentniu.
aerne fcrnanbIes til "imuffe Sfper,"
Er9iioenten fomnter life.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
nnoerli9e Solf.

De til Gauaba inbisrte rusiiife
8ufoborier boIber R~eaieringen me.
gen ltleilisheb. som for opIpit /
.8oiteu", er be n%nbraqte PED
gorfton, % Re9jcrtngen bar iorip'
net Dem meb areot1lrer o. SrGfopr
men ifslae oeres eIenbomueliae Gro
er bet Spnb at berspe nogen CUBS
Sfabning 5ribeoen % BRUCE Seite,
2gsler eler Sfser til arbeioe; oerior
bar be iIrppet ale lime 6usonr los.
Regieringen Ter. at bette err Den rene
@nlifab, og at oct oil fsre Spprmer.
ne | lllntfe. Ianr De life bar WeIf.
Smsr eler ais6, hnao ifal De oa leoe
ni2 % bporIeoes ifaI De iaa i'm gp.
ling i gus. mar be life bill BRUCE
3rRfopr2 gintereu Itanr for 3sreu,
90 Singer, auIor o. @enoigbeo
triter be innntiite gin6pggere. Regie.
riuaen har ien6t Igenter. Tom inc.
ianser DC qua SrGrien omitreifenbe
Gfser. 6aar oo Seite. os ga
Tufoborierne life fflp oil hnpe Dem.
ifal Gnrene i9Iges peo Mutton. o.
Eeueene. iom tonmter inb, ifal an.
pennies til at opboloe be rusiiife 0aa.
Irer / gebet al Binfereu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
Stdtsfonpention.

Rem 0orts RepubIifanere 5oISt
StatsfonuentIon / Saratoga Sem 24oe
September. 8ltnerugr 9. 3. SSen
bIep gienacmirerct. "BoIs" Blatts
aanoi0at til g~Rrbi9beSeg ions 9iee-
guperrsr. Rr, SheIoon ft life Der
neoDenSiae aHtaI 5tenuHer, men 3.
%. 5iggins opitiQeSes | bans Sts9.
Et1tformeu bar ifreDeu at goDaro
2auterbah ! Rem Dorf % ueotoses
uoeu pi6ere. Den roier Dor arre.
grlniIerer Guba iom en- ri og ielu-
itT1tbia Repu5Itf og arbeinLer Reci-
procitet meO ben, uStaIer, al pore
E.8eiiS0elier bsr ov0rages til iaa me-
get SeIDitpre, iom 6orhoLoena trGDer.
% nuonlig bsr HonJre5ieE Irgge
8run0eR ill Ell M SorfmSsoroeu
pua Gitiyprnerne. ian Sc iGa iua lit
egct Stor.bng. BrritHettt Rocigoelt
faar fl!o anerfienocLia Tor i'm gL0mi.
uiitrotion og an6eicles III Gats !
1904.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
Rorfebenet freIite ham.

On Nau6 peo Raon 5ronf Sinnie
Itob | Ssrongs paa en- grpgge / 8bilo.
6elpbia, ba Sioepanbet bar bsieIt, %
iaa uooper; men paa Ell eIIer an6en
Wnaoe gleS ban % faIot / Sapet.
Golf ran6te: "D2ano operborol~ %
8oliceutanS Rcgtuftp ileSe til. Ger
bar ingcntirg at ie uoe | ganoet, %
man troeSe, at ben ulpftelige bar Bile.
ben borte; men en- ifnrpignt goreer
cpongeoe. at Ell Nlenneitefoo ltat OF
al 8anoet. "@ee pbisl" ranbte Den
b~laatrsieoe; "ban MAJ itna pan so.
pebet.~ SaH faitebe en- casio no til
genet % begpnote at bale al ale
arqfter. 5innies arop tom tiIipng
cg brnetes mart tiaanSs. San bar
mbepioit, os man ifpnOte zig meo BAN
til Senniplpania Soipital, bpor SG.
ger arbei6eoe meo BAN % lit 8anoei
no al bans 9unser, "a ban poasne-
be. iasoe be ipssenbe til bam. at bans
aOrfeben baDSe bierget bans 2iD.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
Stor 6ape.
MiQipnGr Strattpn Dpretter | lit Sc.
itamente ct Siem for lllpffelise.

Den npIig afbsbe Mi1ionGr @in.
field Scott Stratton / Colorado
Springs, Colo, bar efterlobt iig ct
lSeitamente, bborpeo ban aioer ell
Miaion Dollars til at opfsre ct Stem
for uIpffelige Der | @anen, og omttrent
belle Reiten al fin Sormue, nemIig
500, 900, 900, til at boIbe Siemmet
igang. 0ette ifal bore Rabn eftst
bans Saber Mpron Stratton, iom
boebe | Snbiana og loo Jim Ssn. bei'
Ienere Wiaion9r, I9re Sneofer.
baanbperfet, ba ban bottle op. off.
bsbe bar engans gift os fit en- Sen;
men bans Some ifiIte fig fra bart, og
fSsnnen faar fun $4,000 paa getin.
gelie al, at ban life ffaI isge at ON.
itebe Seitamentet. San beber Sarrp
Stratton og Dor Soulon, Starf Co.,
ISG.
s Seitamentet itaar, of "Siernmet
Ifal mobtage 8erioner, iom life er
iItanb til at tiene tit grs6, enten paa
E8rl1no at en- frennrpffet gIser eler
beb IegemIig Sp9ffelie, elsr iom al
andre 8rlnbe Itaar fait." lloeluffebe
er iaabanne, iom er ipee. l~tanitGnbtge
It lin Spfsriel ener gale, og iom fol-
-
geltg pilbe ubiGtte Be andre for Sarc
Ie1er gisre SpboIbet / Stratton.Siem.
met ubebageligt. Siemmets 9eItp.
relic ifal bplqe fine Solf bIn,lbt eSub-
bng9erne | 81 Boio Goilttp, bnor
9pen Colorado Springs ligaer.
Sbab Ser bragte BEN afosoe Ii1io.
nGr poa Den Sanfe at itifte ct inabaut
Siem itges at bore, at ba ban ipnt ct
unet Ienneife fom til COLORADO, blcp
ban ~angreben Of Srher, rner ff SirIp
og Bleie at ben ~befienbte Sabor. fani
Il Sc Gage par Tiaioner. 9or ire
gar iiben eiproe %. 9. Gtratton en-
Reiie | europa, mcr bIeb alDorliJ
ipg og Iaa / tire RaancSsr pee ct So.
ipital. San t9ufte 81 ober, 6npr
gobt set pilbe bore for mango uIpf,
felige, ON De bapSe ct Stem, Tom be
funbe tn til, og bar fatteba ZEN Glan,
Iiom er fomrten tiloros / bans iibite
Silie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
moro / Uem porf.
siset at en- SauffsSt aSiuSe iuuSet |
en- aanal.

arna RieIIen BED en- bdnf 8ige /
Berth ambop. Reip Seriep, life Iangt
ira gpen Retp Dorf. Sun fif en- goo
Spbragelie, 90 GA bun bar potsen,
reiIte bun op til 8eroenSitaoeu, bnor
bun paa 8runb al fit oeIifubte 2ege.
me fiji aniGtteIie iom aoabemooel |
en- 5ubrif. Senoes Sfisnbeb ifaifeoe
benoe mango "SiIbeSere". og / 1897
9ap bun en- bis BrIitBer tit Sdoro, %
be bIen gifte. Gette binSreoe BOG
life, at Ietiinoiae mrno fremoeIe8
fritgintte beroe, % ielu bar bun bel
heler life uber Sfplb bert. On al
benz iom forfuGgte benSe meo i'm
aiRrltgbeb, bar ell Ssnneisn at oen
~befieubte, mi afos6e Wormonhsn6ina
Brigham goltug, bpiS Ropu al Der.
Den fien6er. Ssnneiaunen he6er
8iaiam SoOper 9oung, oa bans ia.
Der. Sobn 9ouug, opbol6er iig for
|Etoen | 8arts, bpor ban arbei6er for
RormpniSmens llo6re6eIie. Som set
ipneS, opitcb Der ct sn1t Sorbolo mel.
lem gnna RieIien'g uIit3er oa Biat.
am 8. Oortng; men iiher fom Der en-
91trre paa 3roaber. % ban mprocop
henoe paa Den gruiomite Waa6e. San
gou benoe @ift ct G1gIas % foriBgte
iibeu at ifiGre 9iget iftpfter for at
fjuIe lin SorbrpbeIie; men bu ban
hnooe aabret ben6es Raoe, ioiatsbe
Rooet BAN, 90 ban putteSe bcu6e /
en- altffert, iort ban ON Ratter TPbte
.ufiteb % faite6e BEN no / en- aanoI.
Rafitiet fanbt itbeu a1tfferten on be.
ounote at isae efter Forbru6ercu.
5lere CmitPnSiqbeSer peqe6e pan
Doura. 90 ban bIeo iaffct. DC ii6.
tie Gfterretninaer fra Rep gort me6.
oeter, at 9ouna bar ttIitaoet at huoa
fsrt 2iget al apiu6eu bort ira en- Sci.
.liaheb | gren til aunaIen. men ban
tiger, at Wor6et bIep bcqaaet al en-
onoet. iom iibcr er fori0unocn. 30.
fitiet tror life paa Sen Siitorie GA
poditaor. at 9oung bar ppret aIene
ON oct belle.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-26
berer,.
SnnbbeDstilifanoen blanbt oanSefs
Sropper iprbcSrcs.
@cneraIfirmrgens Seaport.

8eneralfirrrgen / @aibington bar
nfgtpet Ell Snbberetning ON Sunb.
beostilitanben | armeen | oct aar,
iom enote Den 80 SUM- 1902. Den
bier, at bore Solboter Ell miuorc
b~iemiaIbne til Spgbomnte meo bsbe.
Zig llbgang emo tibligere. aiIfeo for
lltienitbpgtigbeb fit 1901 1895
Wanb pr. tliierL | 1900 22.60 pr.
tuien. 5 1901 afsif oeb 9eoen al
forifie1ige adriager 1894 Of t1ienb,
i 1900 22.74 af tiiieno og / Eiaaret
|t1.91 al t,tien. 8aa Spgeliiten fon
i 1901 9.5s pr. tilienb at belle Soc.
rens IiooeIsItprfe, / 1900 1919.
4.36 pr. tltien bsoe al Saar | 1901,
eos pr. tliienb | 1900.
SCREENS MiboelsItDrfe bar | 1901
80, 49t Iano, bporaf S1,SS5 bar re.
gulare, 1906 fripiatee. Baa Cuba
bsoe al forifielliee aariager 500 pr.
'tiiienb, / De Sorenebe Stater $50,
paa Borto Htco Isl og paa Stiue.
b~opsserne og / &ina 1896. gf Spg.
BONNIE bpbe paa Cuba finn 3.21 pr.
titieno, / De Sorenebe Stater 4.6s
pr. tliienb og paa Stiaeboosserne %
i 4ina 1910 pr. tuienb. WiboeIs.
ltprfen beitob paa 8orto Rtcp al
1853 @anb, poa Cuba al 5,297
Manb, | De 5orenebe Stoter al &C..
.5t5 og paa StilebopSserne OF Rina
Of 59,526 Ianb.
@eb Senipn til Sropberne& SunS.
benbstilitanb paa SiIippinerne uota.
Ter @eneralfirurgen: "SieneItens
9eifaffenbeb poa bisie Ger par mere
forifieQig / itbite aar enS libIieere,
.iiben amertfanerne beiatte benz; men
|ifisnt mangt ct 8elttog meofsrte
itbpre Strabaoier og npe SanosbeIe
maatte eienuemitreifes, bar Der BOG
en- Nebeang / ~SpgoomstiIf9Ibene og
8ebsfaIbene, foroi BEN forbebreSe
.SiIitaub / De frebeIige 8roptnier mere
emo opbetebe ben bsoelige afgnng og
Spgbomnen8 Seriineer paa Be Ste.
Der, bbor Ser bar @rig."
Der bar / 4rmeen fun ppret IA
.Silfelbe at ben guile Sober, og finn
1 al De angrebne bsbe. af Suf1s
bar Der 594 SiIfpISe, 'bporaf rs meb
bebelig nbeang. @eneroIfirurgeu
giper en- l1oiiat ooer &oIeraens Ser.
finger paa Siltppinerrte og fortaler,
.bnab Der bIep 9iort for at binbre Den
ira at trrrge iub bIanbt Sropperne.
s 1901 blep t66 at Serens Sfficercr
.oa grandfather gale, og t42 ienbtes
til aipIer. 100 at bisie Silfploe 10.
refom poa StIippiuerre.
t04 Ianb bsbc al Sfubiaor, 46
falbt / Srpfninger, 81 Of Dem, iorn
iaarebeS Of &ugler, fsrtes til Soipi.
taller.