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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12
WITH THE
VETElANN

Carolina. That was on the 7th day Of
February, 1865.
Some days after their capture q
Federal soldier was found dead In the
Ewamps not far from Orangeburg Ia
that state. There were marks upon
his person which indicated that he
had ben beaten 10 death with clubs.
A hasty conference Of the Federal
officers was held and they determined
upon retaliation. 50 100 Of the 400
Confederate prisoners in their charge
we're marched out and Joseph Head.
rick and Jackson Grub were with
them.
Three Federal officers accompanied
them, and without any explanation
the prisoners OF war were lined up.
The three Federal officers took posi-.
ton at a short distance. Q Of them
holding above his head a cigar box.
while the two others acted as guards.
The Confederate soldiers were Their
commanded 10 march one by one be.
tween the guards and past the one
holding the cigar box and draw there
from a slip Of paper.
Then. for the first time. did It dawn
upon the prisoners what was being
eXaeted Of them.
The ordeal Of that moment can bet
ter be imagined than told. The fear.
ful agony and strain which ninety,
nine OF the soldiers endured was soou
owe with, for the orders were soon
executed, and the "die was cast
Jackson Grub was fortunate in that
he was among the first TO draw and
he drew a white ballot, which eventu
ally meant life, home and loved ones
In old Virginia again.
Joseph Headrick was not quite %
fortunate. being late TO draw, seventy
fifth In number, but he drew a white
ballot also.
The q who paid the awful penalty
was number eightyone to draw. As
o as he drew the black ballot be
was halted. told TO step aside. aud the
drawing ceased. He was at once
marched of 10 Gen. Sherman's head
quarters and In an hour or so after
ward gunshots were heard and tbs
fullest terms Of wal retaliation hat
been met and satisfied.
When Mr.. Headrick recalled the
events OF that moment tears came init
his eyes. and he said that be haC
often faced cannon loaded with all O
the deadly missiles OF war; that FOL
four days aud nights he had beer
exposed 10 the shot and shell Of th'
Foderals before Nashville, but tina.
none Of them was as trying as wher
be faced hat cigar box with its I0l
ballots on that spring morning 10 IL
ISe5.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

Always rinse pour hands 90 cold
water after having had them IL water
which IL more than blood warn. Dur
ing cold or windy weather u Il best
always 20 have some preparation
handy. that II may be applied when
ever the hands have been vet Pow
dered starch Is very healing TO most
skins; It Is easily applied. not Al al
expensive. and does not prevent ore
from going about ones homework
even the cooking II the hands are
perfectly free from everything. Tie
8 little in a thin rag and keep q box
hear the wash basin. When the hands
begin 70 get sore. rub the starch vel
Ia willie they are still moist
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

Whisky or brandy used as a lotion
may prevent bed sores For coIa-
mencing sores use waite Of egg rubbed
up with alum
The hands can be cleanse5 better
with waTm water than with cold but
they should always be rlnssd after
ward with cold water, as this keeps
them 10 a better condition.
\ famous lotion Of colonial days.
known as Morning Dew consisted
% oEe ounce ~ rosewarer. hair az
ounce Of EiyceTin. half q teaspooufui
% boraX and three drops 81 beEoin
The quantities may De multiplied. Il
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

less below that point The model is
made OF royal blue eheviot stitched
with corticeIIi six and combined with
collar and CUTS OF velvet, but ali sea
Ronable cloaking materials r appro-
pirate.
The coat is made with fronts and
back and is fitted By means Of shoul-
der and under-arm seams. the back
being left plain or finished with the
strap as preferred. AT the neck is q
fat turnover collar the points Of
which meet az the center. but the
scat IS closed 81 double-breasted
style. The sleeves are full and am
pie. gathered into straight cuffs
The quantity u material required
for the medium size (I2 years) is a.
yards u inches wide. ~ yards e
inches vide or "a yards ~ inches
vide.
The pattern 471o IS cut in sizes fcr
girls OF S. 10. - and a years Of age.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

The simplest fnock is Efr6Isd
Brussels net is particularly sSs7t-
able 70 the present houncsd faEhiozE
Quaint straw bounets e almost TIE
old cottage shape cone Tor chi
dren.
Have q or two fine lace guiupes
70 wear with iOE muslin and AEz
gowns.
There's a new present % gire-s ast
o. ieEeled clasps 70 draw TIE etoE
Jacket together.
Laoes, aIl-orers ard trimmings q
ali kinds are 10 Be picked ~ nov ~
unwonted bargains.
Coarse lace viii again Be much Ensd
on summer gowns, judging frou TIE
advance models
Linen busters are revived: the new
kind are smsrtly made and finished
with fancy buttons
The buckle feature is ore that car
be obtained upon hats and gowns
Buckles viii be used in = variety O.
WAYS.
Those long ties OF white net Ehieh
wind around the neck tie Il 3 scr
bow in front, lsunder vel ard are Be
coming
Wreaths and hands Of tiny aoverE
End their way into al sorts o. turus
ard twists on hats. A high side Hzrs
with a deep indication having q spr1g
OK roses imbedded Is not an uncoE
mon form Of trimming
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12
&c.

A good polish Cor stoves IS maae q
cns ieazpoonfai % posdered aium
mlred With the Stove pohsh. The
oullAneR that tAis polish viii give %
a stoYe ul Aat Tor a lons time.
To tsst the hsat of trying tat pat Ia
a piece Of bread ana x BE- browns
while ~ counts sixty the tat Is hos
eaoash Tor mW materials u n browns
whtie yoa oouuty forty. h Is right for
foo2 prepared trom cooked meat Or
ash such as oQQaegges Use nseay *
mL sud always strain e before gas
ung 81 asas,
R@aasrs % As rspeF caz s-1re 49, Nav
Na1Na Rluera EastraEd sncae ~ ga
Ek2ks o. asrqG AL EE VIA Aeaaa
o. harrioaE Co. PImoush FsaGs
40 Rsu1ra sal - wags1 FromaIE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12


There Is Versatility In the ranks Of
the circus clowns Many OF them toll
Of experiences which prove that II
was not ever thus with them. any
NOR than Il has been with others.
In lSst.t. I wore the blue. lighting
FOR the Stars and Stripes. said a fun.
maker. Il was with the cavalry reg,
lmeut which marched into Memphis
aud held the city against General For.
rests entrance while We wore lO-
Gated IN Memphis, I taught several
90 my comrades how TO tumble and
leap and trained several % the horses
OF The regiment We managed q slip
through the gray coats lines and
picked mp enough lumber 20 build a
rude shed. Here We gave a show
every night, doing patrol duty Ia day
time.
we marched into Vlcksburg right
after the surrender. and gave our
show while the white flags we're sim
hutterinE above the cannons. The
provost marshal objected. and I went
a 10 General Grants headquarters
to appeal TO him. saw General Nor.
gan l.. Smith. the commander % the
post. and made my plea 70 aim.
Go ahead, be said. and IN bring
General Grant over to see the show
"Well, that night We charged a dol.
lar 3 head, and. say. 10000 soldiers
saw Is DO a stunts, General Grant
was the guest OF the night
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

With drum-bcst stir and hugla urge
The men have marched away;
fut the women. o, the women,
AZ b dayhreak chill and gray
The women az the city gates.
For them no bugles play.
For them no surge Of patriot wrath.
NJ Eiadsome shock OF steel:
But the aged and the invalid.
The helpless chlld's appeal
And patience, patience. patience sttli.
Whatever n may feel
Al night the tortuTing dreams OF harm
The real fears by day.
with tasks Of hand that cannot keep
The ravening Thought az bay;
Cooking. cleaning. sweeping. sewing
In the heaviest hours 10 pray.
o. battles Of the sliences!
or h-earthstone. heart and toll!
or these no veteran tales are told.
No hloodstain biots the soil
The battles OF the women.
Fought In anguish r. In mol.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

weather prDptets and us drsttuak-
era and uilinsrs are preparing or
an cid-saahone8 summeg. one - sseA
ioag conunue1 and sntsnss SPILLS q
q~BirerfnE heat Hleh a. visited the
country 90 old tines
Consequently TIE moslEfeE press o.
your a~ttention travelling suits VIA
unhned skirts and Ofsen valued JACK.
cts. 30 that even this &kGeoz coaf
can Be laid aside II neoesEsry 10 get
relief with the ooa Lawn o. ponEss
shirt waist o. biouss Whieh s. HSrz
beneath.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

q ETeeter azCsst 8 Eees1 rEs -
uou Il spp1 % tsa casss@z f6e4
mats rcHsh fr1z VA o. erpc91r4
via q ~ ~ Cd Ess1
II yDu ussr frDm TOO klg4 e8aar.
give - t-rfsg a Ssrss - ozs E1za
AZ neat other tkzz frsak kaz a-E
So1ltrT. Do nH zas osrzeal Es
Etzs spirits or EtrozE
crserHE1 a. EE ET - EZ
70 freely.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

who would suspect +. r. Seaman.
che jolly Seaman, with his fund Of
funny stories, his sparkling wit and
his keen appreciation OF humor. 70
have been one Of the principal figures
in one Of the most pathetic occur
rences OF the whole war Of the rebel.
liong
Mr.. Seaman occupies & position Of
great trust and responsibility with
the Black Diamond steel works Of
Park Bros. 4 Co. OF Pittsburg. A
shade Of sadness falls over his laugh
ing countenAnce when he recalls the
events connected with the Salem raid.
one OF the most trying periods Of a
trying four years.
The advance guard. In command OF
Quartermaster Seaman. had come up
on a dancing party in a cabin In the
mountains between Sweet Sulphur
Springs and New Castle. After quiet
" surrounding the house with his
squad Mr.. Seaman opened the door
and demanded the surrender OF the
men within. There were about twenty
OF thsm. all confederate soldiers.
Orders we're given for the prisoners
20 fall into line. and. except one tall.
hnely formed young man. all obeyed.
lie stood with his hand resting on the
shoulder OF a girl in white. Both
seemed dared by the turn OF events.
The girl was the frst 10 ecoye her
se-lf-Possession. Turning to Mr.. Sea
man. she said:
"Youu let George stay with me.
won't you. sir? We have Just been
married"
Mr.. Seaman explained. as gently as
possible. the ~exigencles OF war; that
as q man be sympathized with her. but
"a = soldier his duty was 70 take her
husband along He assured her that
As a union prisoner her husband
should be treated With all kindness.
and probably in two or three months
he would be exchanged and come back
60 her.
Clingiug wildly around her hus.
bands neck she burst into uncoutrol-
liable subs. As he pressed her so HIS
bosom many OF the soldiers. whose
hearts had become hardened 20 pa.
thetic scenes, found occasion 20 draw
their sleeves u their eyes.
iu a Few moments she gained some
couUrol 81 herself and. loosing her
arms. she raised her face TO her has.
bands and said:
Goodbye. George: rood-byo!"
The young mau kissed her passion.
ately ana siKuihed his readiness 20
accompany the union troops. The
yes OF the young bride followed him
w%istfully 90 the door. That was the
last time she ever saw him on earth.
He was accidentally drowned while
crossing Jackson diver.
In 1854 Mr.. Seaman revisited that
portion Of West Virginia, BY making
Inquiries he was able TO locate the
bride Of tweaty years before. and
after some search he found her. She.
Of course, never suspected hts iden.
tity, aa twcuty years had worked great
changes
Mr. Seaman. being an adroit ron.
yoraationalist. easily led the convcrsa.
ton back TO the war. In telling o. Il
be says.
"She convcrHcd pleasantly until that
subject Was mentioned. when her mar.
nor became more quiet and her Eaao
drifted from ear objects 60 the long
blue horizon down the mountain. as
81 90 discover something lost ! soon
left and have never e her since. go
Pittsburg Dispatch
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

Etons OF SIR. braid trimmed. are
aaong the novel features % TIE sea
CA. and 2 charming worn over the
ashioaaele skirta This one Is made
black tAaota with ovcrs % heavy
sru lace trimming q six braid and
anes ~ nne net top lace AZ he
rssts me Jacket itself - plain. hnt
e sleeves are lSt IN box plalts
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

by the department % Illinois. women's
Relief Corps. in Elmwood cemetery.
Sunday, April "a. al $50 p. M. The
memorial has been presented by Mrs
Esther Elmira Springer in memorism
20 her daughter. Silvia Springer Do
ton. who died about a year ago.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

Simple. loosehtting coats suit
young girls far better than any other
sort This q Is laid IN fuH length
tucks al front and back. that give be
coming long lines. and above the el-
hsws Of theNsleeves. so providing full
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

The wide scarf OF lace or chiffon
were as much In evidence on Easter
hats as the lace and lawn hchu VIII
be on mid-summer Gowns
With remarkable unanimlty the
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

above TIE elooWs that are exienee1
ana applied over the shoal3er scans.
- givlng ne drooping line ne
SaAndu ~ masorial required Or he
medium sire b 81 yards ~ 81 yards
20. o. ~ yards "a inches vida
A Nay Nauton pattern Ma Aks8.
slres - % a. wm - naiied 10 any
actress On reeeip q 10 eeata.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12
soeletY of the Potamae.

The annual meeting OF the society
OF the Potomac will be held at Hart.
ford, Conn. on May Is and ~ Head.
quarters win be established a. fhs
Allyn House.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12
Hnnor soIdlen, WIdnnn-

A monument 10 the union soldiers
widows was unveiled and dedicated
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

ben Dsseripfisrs q TIE prraMrs
Moees-kltensn ara ro1aehefe
Hiuts-Nssisinsi esfh fcr shs asr.
Soss ara sisspisas-Siik Taller
Made ossna
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-05-12

wis plaialE Fu go a. hiaaaA pnasvs
HacA CharA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06
Nent Slob.
@aarens gloSnrenbebcr - gariaa,
Sinoring % 9nr.

Or. Sartmans me6icinife Sore
Drag lGies ipri9 at Suienoer.
st at De met betimeIige og inte,
resiante 6oreorae, BON nogen Gang
bar bolot, bar oct ban nplig boloi
ON 8aarens globurenbe6er.
0oftoren iagbe / oct peientliaite
at ON Gaaren er 9Iobet operlesIei
meo De osbe Spbobnineer fra 8inte.
rem, iom bringer Sorosielien / ltor.
Den, Srpgbeo / 2eperen, operarbei.
bebe Rprer, Snbgriben / Rapens
girfiombeo os beu tilbsrliee BLOB.
circulation.
9enne Singenes Siltnnb frem.
bringer, bpdo alminoelig fables Gaar.
feber, 9aarmalaria, nerpsS llbmat.
telie, ben trGtte 6slelie og mango
andre Hapne.
llnoertiben fslger @aloeipge, 8ps.
pepiia og Soritoppelie,. unoertioen
er man ipag, neross og neoitemt;
nnoertioen bar man lloll9t, SGpelier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06

Tarmcrne r1tnbt Roppiae begun
Der at Irepe iig efter SDinapl mere
% mere. On sSnrm Der | HRrbeoer
bar aIlerebe 400 Spin, % Here Gar
loobs ON Iaret er ienot fra oennt
Sarm.
$1,000 Cab bcb 80. G. 3.
@bippIes gutif og Q. 81. Sbannons
W~sbelbanoel | Sanborn ~sbelagoeS
peo Sleebrano oen lite os. @bipp.
les Tab bar $4,000 % Sbannons
$4,000.
Ng ganf / Wrano Sorts. - ga.
muel Sorgerion, aSifterenoe 8oSie.
rer | Sirit Rattonal 9anf / WaDpiae
frdtrRoer fin Goit Ser Den lite SIN.
quit % flptter til @ranb SORTS, boor
ban bill blipe aasierer for en- M ganf,
iom ifal oprettes af Sorretnings.
mGno | 8rano Sorts % Omegn.
Wurb 9nfotas NineralIr. - llo.
itiaingsgienitanoene al Statens Wi,
neralier peb lloitiaingen | ct. 2oitis,
iom fplote en- Gar, ienbtes fra 8rano
Sorts iioite 2srbag. 9e pnr arran.
gereoe al Irof. 6. S. 9abcof peo
Statsnniperiitetet og beitaar al Ger.
gienitonbe. fobriferet uoenfor Stoten
og inSbefatter &loafrsr, Iilebnings.
tealiten, Miigger, aruffer. @lomiter.
potter, @aier oio. 8eb Siben al bisie
@ienitanoe err ser Brsper al aul og
Sten, gpgningsiten | Stpffer. iom
peier ct Con oa at uomerfet lloieenbe
og apolitet. 0isie Sager oil optage
ct SInbenreol al 25x30 500 | @ine.
oa Wetalurei.9 pauingen. Staten
blir mere % mere befienot for lin no.
merfcoe Cement. Oh ooiaa Grsper
beraf oil ices peb llbitiaingen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06

og andre glooiouIiter. Spao iom
BELT oct er, aurioeen er ben ianune
= osoe Spbobninger | 9looet.
Sntet er mere niit / belle ben meoi.
cinife 8ioenifab, emo at ct a,trius
meo 8eritna / ben tibIige 8aar bill
fllofomment og ptrfningsfulbt bin.
Ore eaer fltrere benne Naturtilbsi-
ligbeo.
grtbper fsler oct til EN- big @ra6.
@n ltor Naioritet er betpoelia for.
nroliget, mems en- flor 9eI Of Mfen.
%neIfebeoen gisres meget elenbige peS
oenne Silitnno til bier 8aar.
8eruna bill btnore oct, oeriom 6et
tages itioe.
8eruna err Sen meSicinife Stanos
ibeale Saar Iebicin.
Spis De life erbolSer burtige on
tilfreositilenoe &eiilltater fra 8rr.
gen at Beruua, ba ifrio itror til Or.
Sartman, giperbe fulo 9eifrioeIie af
9eres SiIfelbe, og ban bill mea
8lGoe gipe Sem fine nGrSifulba
&aao gratis.
Goresie: Or. Sortmar, 8refibent
OF fife Sartmun Sanitarium, Golitm-
bus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06
Sub gnkntn.

@il aniGttc yaarcinipeftsr. Soutf
0afota Sbeep Breeders ano @ool
Growers gSiociation bapbe | forrige
llse Msbe | Siour Sails og beillit.
teoe blanot anoet at ani9tte en- Saa.
reiripeftsr, boiS Sperp oct ifoI bore
at beisge De fore Saarefloffe minbii
Ell Sang ON Iaret for at unoerisgc
Saorene, iprIig ON Sfab optrGoer
blnnot Dem og | ioa Salb itrar taae
Sfribt til at iaa Spgbommen no.
rpobet. slae De fore SaareppSr9t.
tere me0em Iisiorriflobcn og glad
SiaS er meget i~ntereSieret heri.
&uiebnS.H cicrpatiumcn. Sioen
Soneresien peotog &oiebuo.g ileu,
bnropeb ontfring 10000 acres goot
Sano 8regorp Gpuntn, .. Gaf., oil
bli oobnct for Settling, bar ser
blonbt De interesiereoe pGrct meaen
Equalization ooer, bporodn &eqierin.
gen bill arrangere oct meb Senipn til
Iabniugen. Gen olminoelige Ie.
ming er, at man bill fel9e oen iomme
Glon, JON bIeo praftiieret | Sflnbo.
ma for to, ire Ior iioeu. Otter oen.
ne Wetbobe mao enbper Inisgcr re.
g~iltrere i'm Inie9ning paa ct Steo
Oh inoen en- Sib. Tom nil bli iaitiot
al ErGlioenten eIler Snberminiitercn.
Goo en- IigelebeS / Sorpeien faitiat
Dag bill iaa nle reoiitrereoe Iapne
bli anbrnat | Ell llrue, bIonoet goSt
og oereiter truffet no ct for ct OF
bo9isrt / ben Srben Sc tr9ffes no.
Gen Gnisaer, bpiS Iopn trGffes
fsr't blir Hr. / og foor isr1te gfet
til at nGIge iia no Somciteub, bpor.
pod ban nnncloer lin "Gntrp" | II.
2. 2anofontor. Geru9it ger. 3, 8
oip. inotiI oft 2ano err optaaet. Get
nil oltiaa paa en- Maobe fomme til
at foregaa oeb 2ootrGfnina. Gan.
bets Eris er ira $3.50 til $500 pr.
acrc, booraf en- Sier6eoeI ifaI beta.
les aontant peb InneI6eIien az "@n.
trp" iarrt ct 8ebpr al $i4 til 9onS.
fontcret, - Set onilnacS MI. at life
minore emo $4,000 Ierioncr biz re-.
giItrere iinc Nnpue, % ale meb limo.
toaelie al &cternner fra @oraerfri.
gen ca Sponifcfriaeu ntao ~perionIia
mofinoe Iia poa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ret % legitimcre iia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06
GlItnots.

WnIbfnnb. On 6ripp9roig Cub.
forefpmft er opoaget at Jranf 8or.
ing, Gbef- Sngenisr for Soin Goal
ano Rining Gompnrip, paa ct Stpf.
fe 9ano nogle faa MiI Norosit fos
Soin. s en- alipperepne fanotes noe.
item rent @itIo. Boring bar afiloaet
ct @uo at $4,000 for fit Sunb.
Sornmftis Crbnins. S ben Sen.
iigt at beifptte 8ern mos 0emlgiteIie
90 gienoom MOB goelGgseIie bar
Chicago amuiement asiociotion
pIanIagt at ifaffe tilpeie "Jirecrad.
ers" % 5prnerferi / nbegr9nIet
Rpngbe poo 5riheosbagen noen no.
geniombelit llogift for gsrnene /
Chicago. Men 8etingelien er rig.
tignof Den, at alt 6prperferi Hal an.
penoes fnn | Barferne og paa offent.
lige 2egeplabie og afbrGnoes fun
UNDER Spipn al en- 9ranofonitabel,
en- 29ge OF ct Weblem al BEN nplia
onnneoe Screening, Der err oraaniieret
meo en- 4apitaI al 81 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06
Sror al Reiieren.

Serhieen al Mornp, iom ipiaebt
en- ~betDoelig Hoqe UNDER RapoIeor
III og bel for en- itor Del bar Sfplf
| 6ranifm9noenes libeIoige Cog til
Nerico, bar %efterlabt iig 8apirer.
iom | oisie Gage er unoerisgte al
lGroe W9nb | Earis. s ct al Dem
beoer bet: Seq er iaaIebes oen iio.
ite Ssn at Sronning 6or.enie oe
loot, oa bun bar Sultru til Song
Suopig at SoIlanb. SsIgelig err ieg
efter Sopen en- rigtig Brins 9ona-
parte, Ggte gror al Den mipprenoe
&eiicr Wtapoleon lid og ct Offer
for en- Statsforbrpoelie. Ora min
Nor og min gror bar ieg grepe, iom
anerfienber NIT Sl9gtifab. @no.
ifisnt ieg at @rpnoi9tning er tibet
tilbsielig til at gisre griig al oisie
gepiier, er Der Dog ingen .8r1tn6
til Ser enoer 0ofumentet
pluoielig.
Drowning Sortenie bar en- Steo.
batter al Napoleon /, og bun blep
gift meo bans 9ror 2iiooig, boem
ban giorbe til 8onge al SoGanb. Sun
blep Nober baobe til RopoIeon III,
fsbt 1903, % Sertiieen at Rornp,
fsot 1911, men onbe 5unger bar
iast, at Song Subpig life Dor Saber
til nogen al Dem. 5nao Sertngen
al Wornp angaar, ian er BET almin-
belig antaget, at @reo SlobartIt bar
bans Snr. @rtten Hog mo paa Den
militGre 2~sbebane % uom9rfebe liz
/ Ilgier, "a SranifmGnoene / 2ubbig
Slips Sio inbtog Gonitantine. 81.
oen off ban pper | oct prafttife 2ip
og iatte igang inbuitriele Soretaeen.
Der, napnlig Observation-Disclosures. San
bar Reolem al Observation-Disclosures
efter Gepoliitionen | 1S4S % blep lin
S%alpbrobers %fortrolige, bialp BAN
til at foretaee Statsfuppet 1851 og
blep ppbsiet til Sertlig. 9aa 9sr.
len brep ban Spill | itor Stil %
bragte baabe iig ielp og aeiieren |
8onrpgte. Deb Senipn til Werico
Times ban at bape .p9ret ben iamme
onoe &aabaiper iom chamberlain /
Dor Sio meb Senipn til Sranspaal.
San bapoe Sslpgruber / Rerico os
fit aeiieren til at ienoe en- Scr oper.
San osoe 1865.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-06
Zen Ste mai 1904.


Gn Gfterbinter biemiegte ! @egpn.
ocIfen al benne llee itore Dele al 60.
lprooo. nDeiret begpnote | Sen0ags,
% peo Wioongstib Naioag Iaa Der
to Sob Sne / @aoerne | Cripple
Greet, og oppe / 8iergene bar ben
omfrins fire Gob. Der bl9ite en- itert
Gtorm, Der feg Sneen iammen | itore
Srioer % blofereoe al Sernbane o.
Sporpcgnstrafif. Sra 8reenborn
&ange, s Nil | Spo for SIorence,
meloeS ON ct poloiomt Sfpbruo, Der
ut arfonias Niper til at itige mel
lem 8 % 8 600 paa minbre emo en-
Iime. Den pIiiofeIis opitaaebe Glom
anretteoe itor Sfaoe; en- Bro bIep
repet ppf og itore Stpfter nf Sern-
banelinien blep grapet no. S ben
norolige Del af Florence blep @aoer.
ne forpunolet iii 6looer.
Colorado er aoot iom I arisstil.
itano for rprpRrenoe. !Spao SSnou.
itri % Observation-Disclosures angaar
berifer Der Iisefrem aaos, og @llper.
lisr Yeaboop itprer lin Stat meo Wi.
%litGrrtagt. Haa @ipernerens eaen
Built ! 3apitoIiet | 9enper bar Der |
llgepis ligaet parat en- ppIbig Mi.
ifeonnoer at en- Heporper, flor iom Ell
ltoen aanon, og | Sclnrioes 8a6er
5S3 Mil noe / 9jergene fra Sopeoita.
Den glitrer Oct | Soloaternes @epPr.
biber, bpor mon penoer zig ben. Gae
oisie ertraoroin9re SorboIosreeler
er rettet mob 8eitprn Seoeration OF
miners, life foroi man beitrioer De.
res Ret til at organiicre iig i Saafor.
eiiinger, men forbi 8rubearbeioerne
oerlioe bar eipet fla Socialismen /
golo, tiger De, iorn foriparer @,tper.
nsrens oraitiife SptrpSen. - 9ors.
Dag ! oenne ltge ifiiloe Statens Ssi.
begpnbe gcbanolingen at Den
'onfalote @appr Sabeas Corpus
sag, og Citizens sperite iurioiife Sst.
itans lit ba | 8irfeIiqheoen / Spbraa
at osntme meIein 8lipernsren on
8riibearbeioernes Sngforenine.