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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16
A SOLUTION OFFERED.

After citing several instances in
which military law was employed
in crises of the past, the Chicago
Inter Ocean suggests that as the
civil law is inadequate to reach
the anarchists, military law should
come to the rescue.
When President Lincon was as
sassinated, says the Inter Ocean,
''it was decided that all those party
to the act should be tried by court
martial and punished under mill
tary law. When the Modocs as
sassinated the United States
officers sent to ratify a treaty of
peace with them, the act was
counted outside of the pale of
civilization and those concerned
were tried by court martial. If
the Modocs who murdered General
Candy and his associates were out
side of the operations of the civil
law. how much more so is the as
sassin who shot President Mckin-
ley!
Military law was enacted to
meet extraordinary cases. 1t has
never been used, under the re-
strictions imposed by congress, to
the injury of the people or to the
detriment of free institutions. 1t
is here, ready for use in the case
of war or in the case of grave
crisis.
The present crisis is as grave
as any that has ever confronted
the republic or civilization in time
of peace. Civil law is inadequate
to the occasion. 1t cannot, with
out distortion, be made adequate.
But here is the military law,
made for such crises and ready for
use. Why not invoke it now, be-
fore another assassin shall have OPP
portunity to striker
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16
IN MEMORIA1.
Special Memorial Service Held for
the rlartyred President.

tne Ilartyreu HTeSiuent.
The Frazer Methodist church
was crowded last night by patriotic
citizens of Florence who came to
do honor to the memory of the
late William Mckinley, president
of the United States. 1t was
union service, all the clergymen of
the city taking part, a union
choir of twenty five voices led the
singing.
James A Condit presided over
the meeting The program was
opened by singing" America" Prof.
Alfred Durfee read portion of
the scriptures and Rev }. Wallace
Gum offered prayer. The follow
ing five minute addresses followed,
interspersed with appropriate an
thems:
Mckinley in the Home" Rev.
j. w. Nicely
"Eulogy on Mckinley" Prof P
l.. Lord
Mckinley as Soldier" j. W.
Yelton.
Mckinley as a Patriot Rev.
G. H Bissell.
Mckinley as a Citizen" Rev,
j, E. Denham.
The Sacrifices of Nc Kinley, -
Rev. j, w Gum.
Mckinley as a Man" Rev,
Ralph Houseman
Following the addresses the
audience joined with the choir in
singing Nearer My God to Thee" "
The church had been tasti!y
decorated by the Ladies' Relief
corps. A large picture of McKin-
ley draped in black was placed in
front of the altar,
Each address was pregnant with
love for the man who had been
chief of the nation until laid low
by the assassin's bullet, and the
words fell on sympathetic ears
During the singing of Nearer My
God to Thee" the last words utter
ed by the dead statesman, there
was hardly dry eye in the entire
audience. The service was one
long to be remem bered by those
who attended.
After the singing of Nearer My
God to Thee" Rev j w. Nicely
dismissed the audience with q
benediction
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16
Union Pacific Excursion Rates

Shioh dSiiS LhSdi Sioh NdlSS.
Colorado Christian Missionary
convention. Denver, Septembe %
to 26 Rate, one and one fifth
fare, on the certificate plan Tick
cts on sale Sept 81, % and %
Minneapolis and return for one
fare Oct s, 8 and TO- The best to
be had for quick time and superb
equipment See your local agent
or address E. r. Griffin, General
Agent, Denver
Excursion to San Francisco for
less than one fare the round trip
Tickets on sale Sept POPS, stop
overs. Final limit Nov 10. The
Union Pacific is the quick est by
several hours and its equipment
and train service are the best to
be had. See your local agent or
address K. R. Griffin, General
Agent, Denver
The satisfaction of knowing that
you are enjoying the best to he
had adds to your comfort in travel
ing via the Union Pacific. No
line has faster exuipped or more
luxurious cars whether east or
west bound See your local agent,
or address E. B Griffin, General
Agent. Denver. 1912
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16

Thousands suffer with torpid
liver, producing great depression
of spirits, Indigestion, constipation,
headache, etc. Herbine will stim-
ulate the liver, keep the bowels
regular, and restore a healthful
bouyancy of spirits Price 80 cents,
Cafky & Brown,
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16

If you are troubled with inodor-
Gus breath, heart burn, tlatulency,
headache, acidity, pains after eat
ing, loss of appetite, persistent
melancholy, or low spirits. You
need tonic, few doses of Herb
inc will give you the recuperative
force to remove ese.disorders.
Price, 80 cents. Cafky d Brown
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16

IT is with general delight that
the people learn of the settlement
of the great steel strike in the east,
and of the starting of the big
mills again today after their long
period of enforced idleness. 1t
seems evident that the strike was
ill-advised from its incipiency, as
the men return to work today upon
the same basis which prevailed
at the time the strike began on
June 20. Nothing has been gained
by the strikers. but much has been
lost not only by the corporations
but by those who have been forced
to idleness by the orders of Presi-
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16

dent Shaffer Men ought to be
very sure they have just griev-
ance before they decide to strike,
for unless their cause be Just they
will inevitably fail.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16
New Mexico Territorial Fair.

The Santa Fe will sell tickets to
Albuquerque and return for Sl3. 30.
Tickets on sale October ii to is.
Final return limit October 2lst,
1901. A, G PALMER, Agent.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-09-16
For Sale.

Accounts against the following
G. B. Ford, Joe Camo, Geo. Bel
lamy, A R. Fell, VIM, Neeper, H
H Watkins, Nick Slarosicick, 7.
T. Conerty, E. A. Calhoun. In
quire of w. H. Davie IL If
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Den 9amle Waaoe beoit.

ct. PAUL. geinn, ODE SuIi. Sta.
tens entomoIog 6. 9. 5orbes bar
noienot I'll Statens Sarmere ct Cir.
tuIRre, lom giper auoisnina paa De
beoite Wioler til at 6Iioe 9bindbua.
gene foit. Gan tiIraaber at anpenoe
De gamle Deioler, iom pore Sorie.
Ore brngte, og flyer, at Den npe gIan
at ioroeIe Spgoomsipirer blanot Sn.
iefterne life er at itole paa. 9ette
bar ogiaa Den afosbe Brofesior 2us.
gers Mening. 8aaot 0eir err uso.
psnoigt, bpts Wetbooen ifal oirfe, og
ieIu oa 6Iir Snietterne oite life taaet
bort al ben Bet iom par beitemt Tor
Dem.
Yrof. 6orbes raaoer Sarmerne at
pIeie 6urer rrnot beres al 9bird.
bugs biemisgte agre. 6urerne bsr
enlperIieres % lPgges op / en- Rpg
og Suaer bcres meo bpppige ReL
lemrum Ianss Gpggen. 9aar Snief.
terne iorisger at iorlaoe aornasrene
Tor at gaa til Maisagrene. blir oe
Itufeoe al ben liz imulorenoe Soro,
naar be preuer at frpbe OBJ paa Sing.
gen. De gaar oa tilbaee % panorer
langs 5urer. til De ialoer / ct al
Sullerne, buor be fan sbel9ages
peo Siaip al aeroiin eaer togenoe
8ano.
5uremetbooen er life tiIireosItil.
Ienoe / iustigt geir; / iaaoanne II.
Der bsr aiiliipre beloes lanss @run.
ben ioran Suaerne. Sniefterne saar
life oper 5iGren % pil iamle iie
| itore Sfarer | Suuerne. Spis Oct
allereoe bar Ipffeoes Dem al fomme
til Maisaaeren. fan De bIiue orRbt peo
at ipreite en- glanSing (~emiliion~)
al SRbe % aeroiin paa Wasien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

% Mrbeioet meo at relic Sc eienre.
renhe $4,000 er | fiIo Sang. BRO.
fesior s. s. BIeaen fom / oenne
nse tilbnse meo $500 % err MI ifero
rfleb at inofomle rirnot Gbriitiana,
Minn. prof. @iFbeIm geterion bar
opnaaet $1,000 / Wiseon'in. Brett.
Dent Soerbrltp og grofesprerne Of.
tebaI, MpbabL Senbrificn % ltrietb
arbeioer nbcper Morbneiten % anita.
ges at finoe en- rig Seit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Nprn pnkntu.
Npr meaet Rean.

Sidinion, Soc Sui. : oe fioIte
SO elmer er ire Tonrrer Regn ralot.
Weo alt bet Resn, iom iaIot / DC to
forlebne Tiger, er bet o~auffeltet for
S~aareanIere at fua fin lllo ino.
Ser Sanger ~nnSuiser.
9idinion 8be SiiIi, Ser Sanger
breb no fra GountpiaiIen tiblie ibae
% itial 6 Seite til at ride bort poa.
en- al Seitene tiIhsrte SberiHen.
Ne0onalo % $ummel, to berpatebe
&pngtpoe, bar bIanot EIpstnineerne.
GrpSen CT luuenoe.
Sra Waoiion ifrtpeS til "Yoiten"
Ser / 9afe og groofin9s Gcuntper
Itaar aft / Sommerflor % 8rsben er
BEN beoite | Wonbs Minoe iioen Spo
0afota bIen bebpeset al Den bpibe
Wnno. sllt meo llnotoaeIie al Wai-
len Ter uomprfet lopenbe no; men Den
fan oaiaa antages at biioe ct Otio.
oelsaar for De fleite.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Hr,p DnrR.
Spo al SeSe.

Hep gorf, Soe Suit. Sfficieue
Rapporter til Oct itatiitiife gureait
pier, at Seoen / ltger, Tom enote Ste
SnIi, fr9oeoe $50 Sifere / Greater
stefp Dorf. H~opporterne b9ffer
Siosrummet ira 81. ~ gsiooaa 29oe
Slini til Ri6bag 6te SSlili. 8raftiif
tnlt bar Der | oenne uge De beoeIte
Qaae iiommer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Jnolanoet.
Coma.
Sre Tar Sniningcr.

SairfeIo, Sbe SiiIi. Wr. 90 Wrs.
WeiQaine er for treble Gang 6ar oe
Oor til Spiningbern. De bar boz
ret gift | ier Iar. Gre @ange er
Barn febt, % boer Sang bar be
Spininger. Winaines en- oelitaaenoe
Syarmerfolf.
Sasibser for Spertib.
Ogden, ODE S,iIi. Sobu Sbomas,
iom bar pRret Acknowledgment
mango slar paa Chicago & 9ortb'
neiternbanen, bar iagiset 8ompa'
MET for $4,000 for Ooertros Ir'
beiSe. Som bar fort ct 2ofomotiD
90 gor os bper Dag arbeioet lpnser
emo aIminoelig a~rbeibstio.
EtDner bpb.
Des Roines, 9be Suli. Sioner
Tobert 9. Sinfbtne bsbe Der ioag,
70 .Mar edmmel. San bar MteoIem
al Soma aapitoltefommisiion, og ira
1873 til 1875 beItprebe bans pfereI.
fen al Stotsbuiet, iom toitebe So
100000. Scr. Sinfbine bar gpgnte'
iter 90 8ontraftsr | Soma | so aar.
San ilpttebe til Soma Gttp ira Ohio
/ 1852, 90 / 1872 fom ban til 9es
Mpines. SON bar bpgget mango al
De finefte 9pgninaer / Sopeoitaben.
Ilborg maa ienbes tilbase.
Siour Gin, SSe Slili. Beter III.
borg, iom Dor / Winneiota % isgte at
orutne fine @ierIigbebSioraer / oaar-
Zig @biIfp til Sfa6e for bans Sino,
er unoer 8epogtnmg Der og ifal lem
beS I'll Statsaiplet | ct. 8eter,
@inn., boorfra ban lttopeg for no.
gen Sib iiben. San blep negtet DO
gang iii Soma IipI, for6i ban fife
bapOe SiemItapnsret I oertne Stat.
Sfilsmisicias.
9es Woines, 9oe Sltli. Statsal,.
bitsr Sranf s. Werriam bar | Bolf
County 9titrtftsret anIagt StiIsmis.
ieiag MOB i'm 4one, iom ban beifpl-
Der for at babe forlabt bam. Set an.
tages, of Oommer 9olmeS ptl Of
iige Dmlmen itrar, ba ale grteltbe.
Ser at ben lopmesiige Separatiou %
gfb9poelie al Gienoom bar op. og al.
aiort mbenfor &etten. Mrs. Mer.
riom taeer lit ereite 9arr, en- 8ut,
| garetegt og mobtager ct man,teo.
ligt lln6erboI0 for Jig ieln og Barnet
fra fin Mnnb.
Sagtbus-8 ontraftarbeibe.
Ges Ioines, 9be SuIi. Statens
Irbetbefonmuisipr Remeritrsm bar
lat Zig inpoo BET 4ontraftarbeioeip.
item, iom bripes / Sort Mabiion
Suatbus UNDER Sanftion al BOARD
Of Control. San neeter, at Statel
bar &et til of tilegne zig S~rugterne
al Sangens Irbeioe, taar unbtaees
boab bet foiter at fsbe og fleoe bnm,
og paaitaar, at @alaneen ifaI aubrin.
ges til bans 4rebit eaer Ieneres til
ltn6erbolo at bans Samilie. 9enne
S~tatsfommisi9rensS tining er betee.
nenoe, oa ben itemmer ooerens meo
Stdtens federation Of 9abor's Still.
ling, Tom isger at a~fifaffe aontraft-
arbeioelpitemet.
SenrD Snubipn bpS.
Waribaltopn, Soc SuIi. en- uta
9oromanb oeS 9ann SenrD arnio.
ion, iom Dor | 9egrano | bette Conn.
m. miItebe lit 9io un6er ct Sr9ns
Siul SCI. 1.25 benne Woreen. Ga
Sr9net rliQe6e mo / Stdtionen Der,
fanotes nosen Wanosfleoer paa 9o-
fontotipets 3ofaneer. llnoerisgeIie
bleo itrar ~foretnget, men fsrit al. 8
Hep bans Sig fIn6et | Den eitlige
Sernbaneparo. Sneen oar 9ienoio-
ner Ill lllptfen life ensang Srrn-
m1noifabet. annoicn blep trnfiet,
faitet 40 SOB bort Oh eiebIitfelia
brm5t. San bar ueift. San bapoe
tilbrngt Ssnbagen hos @enner i
MaribaItopn o. gif Ri Stationen
al. If for at tage TrRnet biem.
Soorleoes ban bar panoret inc | Oar.
ben er Ell @aabe.
- H~rpfesior QuA,nin @mihb pe0
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

oeres aunSifab iii SpertrGoelie al
2ooen. @Spotat Dan +. Gampbell
bIeo inoit9pnt. men nesteoe at phone.
Si,rpen ~frifiertbte hoIu, uagtet ban
tiIitoo @eifptouingen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Wifrejteic

er LAB al leeemIis cs aanoelig Srait %
uaboleenbeo ~almiHoe!is lsolaset al Cab al
Gppsti, en- tret 5ornemmsIie os Slspheo i
BET belle taset.
Set sr abic!ut iarlist at iorismuie Den.
oa cen pmiatter % truer belle Spltenst.
3ei sr IN Siliiano Der aisiper spo Serb.
5uuo for enDper Spsocnt lom trner elsr
aI3-lber.
"gsin Selbrse par igRiies. ieJ fanoe lie
lore os Islie nIs tite pplaat III at arbeioe.
Seq toa ire 5laiter al Scoo's S~ariaparilla
os m9rteDe en- S~prnnorius III BET beore. ins
ben lea par fGrola meo ben fsriie Slate.
3st er ben teoite 5cnIc. les uoaenIince bar
iorisat. Saalnar. ies faar BEN trrtte Scrs
nsmmslie iaieu. oil lee to til Spco's 5aria.
pariaa-" IrA. Marp Spsrbart, Sbanes-
pile. Sbip.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Runrns.
SGnbt Cigar faitet / SpeSen.

Great geno, Soc Suli. 6emten
Sltiino acreS Soeoe brGnSte Der
ieftermiooag. SI0en opfom peo, al
en- uflenot Wono faiteoe EN- tenbt
Giger inn / en- Shtbaaer. altina oar
tert iom Senoer. o. mart bar Ell soe.
lpggenbe SID igang. 2eit onilaaet
bill Snbet paa SoeOen belS6e Tia til
100000 9uibles, JONI aItiommen
itoo / Reg.
Naisapliug soelaat.
Eopefa, Soc SuIi. Sette bar oe.
ret en- BARN Dag ! aanias. : TO
Elmer ieftermiooag bar Der 104
8raoer / Sopefa; ! WarpSuiae par
los BET bsieiie SaI GA Sort Scott
rapporterer 106. Rapporter fra
mango aanias Gountper iaiten an.
tpOer, at Maisaulinaen bar ilaaet
fell. So ielges for ipRre Briier. og
Oct tegner til S~ungersneo for gpr,
buis Der life mart ialaer 8egn.
aanias eou nsplois.
Sort Seott, Soe Cali. On Surn,
lem par ~iammeniat al Sort Scotts
melt fremragenoe sSorretningsmpro
ianbt | ire Minutter en- al Statens
me grRnoepinsloue grrnolopsitri.
big. Zen bleo oe0taget ion 6elge al
Wrs. Carrie .. Nations aorStog.
Zen fables Observation-Disclosures, ION
be%mpnoiser Statsnouotaterne til al
tnbitrone 90 eramiHere 8ioner ON
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
gberoeen 8i6liutbcf.

MberScen gibliutbct.
aberoeen, 9oe Suli. Seeninacr
til Carnegie gibIiotbef err fProige.
@pgningen Hal bpgge8 I 6orm at ct
grnif aors, 55x75 SOB / O~mueniio.
ner. Cen ifal bore TO @tager bsi
meo en- bsi &iGlberetoge.
Sngeu pil biipe Ipitmeitcr.
Sio,ir Sans, Soe Ssuli. Qnon8,
oct eloite Boitfoutor | g~tinnebaba
Gointn nUit efter Sio,ir SAILS o.
Gea &apio3, Ter no til at gaa no al
@rtitencen. Sngen piI mootaae lis
nGpuelie til Boitmeiter. Oct Ter uo
I'll, at Boitfontoret oil bIipe opbRoet,
90 at Snooaanerne maa isge lin Bolt
paa andre Steoer. -. Siour Sails
Hoitfontors Snbtngter / De ire Moa.
neSer, iom enbte Sen 30te Sunni, er
$500 mere emo / BET tilioarenoe Sios,
nm / 1900.
Wgbeber fra Sel 3apios.
7en Rapios, Soe SuIi. aoptein
8. 9linn, Soleoo, Soma, fisbte npIig
Ell Seftion 2anb / 2pun 5ounibip,
og meoenS ban par her / Senne ltae.
iolgte ban 2nnoet til Mr. Shaaer
ira Soma for $1,000 mere, emo ban
hapoe betalt. Gn onoen baIu SET.
ton bleo ipIgt al q. Suntimer for
$4,000. = 9ea Gapios Stoleraao
bar | iioite NsOe oalgt x~rofesior :.
9. Stout fra Soma Sails til geitp.
rer for gpens SfoIer.
Golton gaar fort fremao.
Gen Rapibs, Soc Syuli. gpen Col.
ton er 2 aar gamneI. Gen begpnote
meb ct Wfeieri og en- lioen 9utif; MI
er ben poret iii en- 2anosbp meo Ter
glitifer, ire NaIfinagenturer oa
Igenturer for andre Snbiiitrier. aIt
Saab ON Sernbane er forbi; men
gpen tpnfer paa at bpgge en- Rotor.
LIME fra Eel Hapihs, iom err oens
nprmeite Serrbmeitation. 9eroeo
faar Den SorbinoeIie meo en- Sern.
bane.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
SrauS | @ilbur.

Spotane. Sbe SuIi. Slbebrano
raiebe / 8ilbiir / Yer elmer isaar o8
sSelagoe set meite al Sorretnirasol.
itriftet. Ger bar insen @poonofor-
inning, % gsttebrsaoen sioroe en-
Gel al Grbeibet. Tabet anilaaes III
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

mac t~abfeveres iensa sper Eaaaoas o. fsrsoas Roo
gen. Gpertisiementer tretases tfss I to paa ttuauoea
tGseuos Sumsrs nssHiarre bet ubsrpfsslis fovtars
seI cots ct advertisement. bee fsra fsmrr trc
ItrsoassHuusrst T. u. '~orIansss tubrosfet . gaast.
sfl bet iouiras tnst 8 II ssassaursrs. erers, Der tnoes
toIser A1~rtisisnsut-r, Tor bet saaer meo, boz m1rs
fes aperttsteaeat Z, bet resre eisrie paa Con-
bsluien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
5uanrtuptptt.
Epr itpr Iris.

Tacoma, Soe SuIi. 0nrnpfibet
"aneerL" iom netop anfom ira Ila.
Ia. rapporterer en- ulpftelig Ttnae.
mes Tilitano | 0awion. 81 fan life
foaes. 9riien paa bette Stof. iont
giorbe WsiIpaifee ioa bersmt. bar
iteeet fra $75 til $3.50 pr. Ssube.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
50taccuH,t.
WuitnO WelIpn Spo.

SsceoIo, 9oe SiiIi. 8uitap gsel.
ion bsbe Ssnoaa, 70 gar snnnntel.
San baobe boet / Bolt Gountp iiben
1913 90 bar Ell gamrneI Berger,
San bar Sor til 6. 4. Relion Bolt.
meter | DRESSER Ssiinction.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

- Trofesior 9nSnia 9aiibp peo
1tniperiitetet ! Spbursen er bso.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Sun gukntu.
Mrs. Salitab frisipct.

Siour Sails, 9oe SltIi. @uoernsr
&erreib bar irigtpet Mirs. Belle SaI-
itao % glbert Sapleg ira Siorir
sails Eugtbus. GIN er Der life en-
eneite f~pinbelig Sause / StatSfnna.
flpt
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

Se nofomne Nummere al "Seo
glrnen" fan erbolOes ior Csc
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Sninnftipnsiaaen.

WiIpnlfee. zoe SnIi. TeoIem.
mer al SnteruationoI Mahiniits
Union, iorn ior TO Tiger iioen peo
Bitter Manufacturing 60. bIep for.
bitbt at inobIanoe fla / Nrbeibet
6ubrifen bar ioaret iong. Woobe.
'fplorinaer for looItrioig Sanmlen.
iuPrgelie err iremInat. Soaret for.
'rfrer, al 200 Sabrifarter og aorpo.
rationer oper belle 9anoet uloulia
bar ianmeriluttet fla og iamnrenipo.
ret ii9 | SPllesifab umoer Rarnet
Rational MfetnI Sro6e$ 4siociation
/ Den Seniigt at oplsle % Iamne
Waifinriternes Organization % t
Den Seniiat at npgte 6orortnger paa
nj timers Dag. 3 bette Soar boa.
ItnaeS, at 8iIter 60. unoer 9Pffe err
oclagttg | en- ilig SdmmenioPrQeIie.
De itreifenoe M~aifiniiter poaItaar,
at De bar holot fig belt inoenior 60.
ben % forlan9er, at Sniunftions.
ororen lfaI opgipes og Sagen aioiieS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

Sra 8isbenbdpn teIearafereS ben
9oe SiiIi: Mmerttouite % ban'fe aa.
pitaIiiter aster at itarte en- oirefte
9ampitibslinie fra SiSbeftbuou og
&riitiania I'll Gbicaao. Gr bel Del
ameritanf @apital oil BIZ iat Iro /
Goretaaen0et.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
SHentlist 9~ciefuntor.

8eit Superior. Soc Suli. Sta.
tens ofentIige 9eiefontor. ct al DEM.
iom Itol oprettes ii6Ige iioite 2eeis.
lutiirs 9eilittuirg. begprote fin 8irf.
ioml]eo i9nar. &ontoret beitpres al
superintendent 8. 6. Stemart, og
bar for Chen tit 2ofaIe / oen ofient.
liae grbeiosfommis'ions @rrelie
Gitp San. Wr. Stelpart er bel Ifif.
fet til at tage fig al oct rpe &ontor.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

selsrseer alminoelis afireitslis % isGlis-
! be 1ilitanee al Sptsmst.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
8albmin paa Srpuss.

BoIarfareren gpeIon gaISwtr an.
fom ben ODE Suli Ill Eromse 90 CIT
Itrar omborS paa tit i~yartst, Soa!.
fanseren ~@ffimo," Der iom ttoIigere
omtalt M er omoebi til "Imerica. "
grpeoitiouen er alerebe life ian tibet
foritnfet, og De iioIte 6orbereoelIer
orines MI nteo tilo 8roft.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

Minnedpolis, ODE suli. 4rbeibet
err gienoptaget paa a~ugsburg Semi.
nariums me 9pgning. Stb Street %
Gilt glpenie 2. @runonoloen bleo
Iogt for ct aar iioen. o. iunar blep
Sontraft uoiteot til &. j. Saglm.
Der pil foite $4,000 at fulofsre
8pgninaen. $4,000 er ~bisponrbel
i aontanter; Commercial Stub bar
saaet ino paa al biSrase $4,000,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-09-21
TO WATERS EDGE
Steam Barge Fedora Practi-
cally a Total Loss at
Red Cliff.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Bayfield, Wis, Sept. 21.-The steam
barge Fedora, owned by w. w Brown, of
Cleveland, was burned to the waters
edge at Red Cliff last night. A lamp ex-
ploded in the engine room and before the
pumps could be started the fire had gained
such headway that the engineer was COM
PEELED to leave the room.
The boat was going full speed and had
TO be beached and small boats launched.
Captain F. A. Flick and his crew of eigh-
teen men had a narrow escape. but
reached the shore safely.
Nothing was saved but what the men
could carry in their arms.
The boat was bound to Ashland from
Duluth and was light. The lumber yards
and mill owned by the Red Cliff Lumber
company at Red Cliff had a narrow escape
from burning. The captain and crew of
the burned vessel reached Bayfield, and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-09-21

ell and the boy sunk for the last time and
were seen no more.
The entire crew, under the orders Of the
foreman, Nose Green, quit work and man
ming a scow they commenced the search
for the bodies, using their pick poles A
few minutes later another crew from
down-river rowed to the scene Of the
drowning and Joined In the search, while
an officer telephoned the police The North
Side patrol wagon with graphing irons
arrived a few minutes later and the police,
assisted by the boom employees dragged
the stream for the bodies.
SeweI1 Leaves q Family.
denny" Sewel1s fate is indeed sad.
His bravery and quick action in going
after the boy are highly praised by those
who saw him. His home is at S25 Twen-
ty-fourth avenue N, and he leaves a wife
and four small children. He had been an
employe of the boom company for sew
eral years.
The place where Emil Irmen and Sewell
were drowned has long been known as a
dangerous "hole" where large number
Of boys in Northeast Minneapolis bathe
every summer. No less than a dozen per-
sons have been drowned there in as many
wears.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-09-21
AS ENGLAND's FRIEND
British Member of Parliament Con-
fides I'm the President

New York, Sept. 21.-Among the passen-
gers booked to sail on the steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse on Tuesday
next is Captain Arthur Lee, ex-military
attache to the British embassy in Wash
ington and conservative member of par
lament from South Hampshire. AS the
representative OF the English army Cap
tain Lee campaigned in Cuba during the
Spanish American war. During that
campaign he spent a great deal Of his time
with the Rough Riders and became inti-
mately acquainted with President Roose-
welt He said:
AS student of the American people l count
myself particularly fortunate in having been
In this country during the past week l have
seen them in the days of their exultation, in
the days of their prosperity and pride and
now l have seen them in their hour of huml-
iation and grief. The absolutely universal
feeling of affection for the stricken president
and of genuine sorrow over his death as ex-
pressed by the highest and lowest presents
TO the foreigner new phase Of the national
character.
Have you ever heard it rumored that
heretofore President Roosevelt has been
inclined to sympathize with the Beers In
the South African struggle?" was asked.
Il have talked with him on the SUBJ
ject," said Captain Lee, ''and l think 1
know his views, but of course I could not
abuse his confidence by repeating anything
he might have said. l will state positive
ly, however, that he never made any Sc
cret of his appreciation of the helpful at
titude of England towards the United
States during the struggle in Cuba, and
that he has not forgotten it. England has
nothing to fear from his administration.
and 1 think the leaders of my government
are convinced of that fact