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Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
Styot Woro.
Gu Spu at Sor. Staters Isiuiitrr !
Guatemala 8ierninssmaHSen.

ct Telegram fra Guatemala /
ELECTROMAGNETIC beretter, at 8iGtnm
u. Fitzgerald er bIeoeu iflt6t ibisI
al %. 8oSfrep Sumter. S6H af Scr.
eneSe Staters Riniiter / Seu fine
Repu5ltf. Sumter fis6 fit Sffer Sag.
fra. % 2egdtiorsiefretRr Samss ..
gaiIep fra aeutrfp ito6 peS Chen
al ham meb Repoloer / SaauS. o.
TO lob oGf efter ugierutr9er, men
blep arreiteret. Chen ri DC beg I'm
HribeS, ga Riuiiter Surter giorSe
aieIbeuSe. at Se life er biemfnISue til
8uatemdIas 2ope. foroi De bsrer til
ct fremmeS @einrotfnb.
Or. Sumter bIeo for en- SiS iiSer
biefnfalot az &egjeriraen ! 8aihtng.
ton % bar miitat fin Bolt. forSi ban
bar ria anoerleSes. emo oct ismmer
iig en- Rintitcr. Sam bIep uOuGunt
| 1897 oa bar iioen itnbig Iigget |
Strio meo Sen amerifarife aolout.
ligeium ban bar inSlaSt ia pou Spe.
frdotioner OF bart en- bd Eel al
gisre meo @uaiemdlas Serubaue.
p9ieu. Sit5aeralS autagsS at bare
optraaSt iom auIaser MOB bom 90
at hape frpSiet bans glaner; Serfor
ifiiIoe ban rphoes ~afpeien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
GrQnropere faffet.

Beas. Sargos assnt / SriuiodS,
Colo, bar meISt superintendent
Charles 8. goum5 ! 8eroer. at Dc lem
Sr0nrsoere, Tom ooerialot It Rasia-
aertrpn pan Colorado & Soutbern.
guren ! Rprbeoen al SriniSuS. er bic
pen f1ftet, 90 al ben. iom blep iftiot al
grereis Resien5er S6reiber. er osS.
Zen al Shreiber trIfle Rsoer bleu
paa 5luaten iorlaot al line IRE Same.
rater o. ianOteS Ssenoe Cen u9ite
Yloraen / ct Rrat tpt peS 8ieruirgs.
iteSet. grepe. iom Ban bdpSe poa fis,
viite, at u. 6. SuSion, en- a~llgraoer
peO 8rau Greet. par blanot De itp.eise.
AleranSer 9larf, iom antages at pare
en- al 9lnoen. urreitereoes. sa ban oil.
Sc qua omboS0 | q SrGu | Sriuioao.
Msrs. SuOion. Sen aioooe Rsoers Sll-
tim. er liseIeSes nrreiteret Sliu pan.
itoo, al 5enSes @rno i SeIse meo
AlermSer Glarf off no paa Sast ID
gen ioruS. men bsfiatNte tillut. at
Suoious @epGr par hragt hien Ill
Suiet al Sun 9. Ga 9roiy. ale no.
perie Dar arbeioere Srp Greet ri
nen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
OrRnroperl.
Sem ganbitttr plpnSrcr ct Cog paa
Rcd 3slano ganen.
Sem9stiser tn ca. $4,000.

Sreoag aften Sen 21Se bleD ct
SrGn pna Rod SslonS gauen cper.
falot al 5 Rsoere baIpunsen Wsu !
Belt for Davenport, Soma. Rsoerne
baooe itiaaIet en- r66 2anterne fra
9auesaarSer ueb Davenport o. LOB
Sen lpie ouer ganeIesemet Ga ESRnet
fom peitoper. 2ofonotiofsrer S5el.
ter i~tarieSe Irgret,, o. / Bet ianme
fom ire RGn6 omborS o. rettebe Re.
poIpere moo bam % 5prbsoer RIOS.
Iep. Rspeine tnane Dem til at heste
Rot. 90 erprssooguen ira os fisre
Dem TO NiI opooer. Timber Sruiel
ON, at Sc oilSe ifpSe, 5eiaIeSe be 9ofo-
motiufsreren at fige I'll Wesierger
Gregory at ban ffltISe uSIeoere So-
fenS Snbholo, ON ban baooe lit go
fiprt. ) Ssrituiusen eioroe @regorp
IoSitanS, men peg tiIiioit for Deer.
maeteu % aif no al Grpresuogueu.
Rsuerue iprGrete Safen meo 8pra.
nit % tog Ill fig alt. bpoS Sen iuSe.
bolot. Eerpaa 100 De 9ofomotiret
Isbe coer buuSrebe Ddr6s opooer,
hoppeSe iaa al o. foripduSt | Rsrtet.
ReSens DC ire uoisrte ElpuSrirseu,
pasie6e Sores TO Qamerdter pod Pas.
iaeererne. Dc IfiS0 SfuS paa Sfuo
ttSeufor gogneue, % buis ncaeu at oe
mere mcSiae uiite Tia | loren. III be
SrSrc til at holSe ia iuSe, ON be piIoe
fomme lebetbe Serira. Spor meg,t
Repernc III. opgiues forfieGist. Or.
prestcmpdniet letter Sabet til
$1,000; men Der er 8rano til at tro,
At oct er mepet itsrre o. beIsber iig
til ober $4,000. 1a SiItoricn bar
oper, Tom Eoliti tiliteSe os gap iis til
at iorisIge Rsperne meS WJSbunSe.
Rnr III oa hsre. at Be hdpSs i~tioalsr
Scite og ReSffab fra en- Sarmer / RRr.
beSen al Gaoenport % tisr: afl.so;
men "a set begprbtc at lrsne ON Wor.
senen, itilte Se 5 gonSitter fla fra
beorurore. aln to blep ~iioSenos
igien / giigapen. meSens be ire fer.
nsSe ia oe ait hoer fin Del for life at
oGffe Ristorte. Ran tror. at bisis
ire bar self Rooet melem iig. os at
-.
ale fem iiSer ifaI msSes oao ct aftnlt
StrS. Won merer. al Rsoerre bar
fit Sir6oIS pao en- g Risiisifppt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
Slootee unoerifrifter.
Gn eienoOmmelis Gremsunssmaaoe
blanot iilippinffr Suiursenter.

Wan min0eS ON germaniife Saen,
Ser fortGIler ON @omle.Grif % Srolo.
fiarringerne, ior f%orifreU Jig til BAN
meo lit 9loo, naar mnn IGier ben
Underwriting, Der er in0Isben I'll 8e.
neraIaSiutant Gorbin ira 6iIippiner.
ne, os man iaar ie, bporleOes Sniur'
gentIeoerne bar Jig. Der er anlogt
Sag moo Sniurgentofficer BaScuaI
Eoiis og fire andre for 9torbet paa en-
6ilipino, JON life oiloe inogan paa,
boa0 De iorIaugte, og albDggcIige ling
er TONNE for 2pict. @Ianot Sniur.
genterue beitob ct tenlmelist SeIlfab,
iom falStes aatipiinar, % Baiis %
bans aamerater for omfrtng / 2anoet
for at brinse Solf til OF saa mo / bet.
Ieolemmerne blen loeo Sptaselien
brGnoem9rfeoe / oet bsire grpit meb
M1inbinsen al en- op@eAet 8lafe. og
meo en- anip bIep Der giort ct Snit I
set oenitre 8rpit for at ifaffe BLOB til
llnSerifrift paa ct DOCUMENT, Der ior'
pligteSe p~eofommerOe til at gisre alt,
bpab 8atipununs GmbeosmGro for.
longte, eQer laoe tit 9in. Baa Oenre
Raaoe isgte Sniurgentofficerernc at
iirfe Jig fine SanO$manbs Groifnb.
unOilog nosen iis Tor at forifriUe Jig
til Dem meb lit BLOB. nar set iorbt
meo enbper iom booze pna ct SteO,
bpor Sniurgenterne banoe Ntagten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25

taplen, oe be eisr zig Den pberite
SLID. for at 8oaitaoerne fon bIipe
pene os nette. De ifriper csiaa paa
Bapir, % be piier ben iomme Stra.
ben efter, at aft fan bIipe ret o. rig.
tie. Mange Gutter % bigger | min
Sfole ffriper bebre en6 be bperpebe
Soloater / nit Heeiment. &i9re
2Gierl bar ou fife 2pit til at Tribe
I'll rogen at oem2 2Gg bare inb ct
AStamp", ian fan on ppre iiffer
pnn at faa Spar. SfuIoe oct life
bore moriomt at fomne / greppefs-
ling meo Ell 5iIipinogut ener en- 81.
~lipfnopige2
Bore Sfolep9reIier er ~operfplbte.
ODER 100 Born iseer min SfoIe
baelie, iaa Der er nof at gisre. $50.
gen bill manffe ipsrge: "Snorlebes
opfsrer 9srneue iig2~ Seq piI inore
me6 en- bis Smitb, at Eigerne er
gle99e og ltlttge ltgelom De drnert'
fanife, meoens @ittterre en- Iibt ifsi.
erogtise og eisr SfieImsitsffer.
Gen Sl9gt, iom faar unberpis.
ming | bore amerifmffe SfoIer, biz
betrGbe me 9aner og bringe en- np
Splfeifif iub / BET filippinffe Sam.
fitno. 9oo os bare babe Iibt Saal.
mobigbeb, iaa pil hi ON noale aor
ie itore Soranbringer. Silipinoerne
tranger Spbragelie, oa be non lore
at arbeibe. Raar De faar bore anne.
rtfanife arbeibsrebfaber, bill De
fumnte til at ubnbtte fine Gers rige
Sielpefflber ganife nnoerlebes eno
tiblieere. Bore SfoIer og Neisiip.
ner maa gaa / Sptbieu. Ser en- me.
get at gisre; en- M Civilization maa
bpgges op og oct elenoiee ipauife
Ste maa aflsies af noget beore.
llbiieterRe er sobe. timber ben alne.
rifanife SrtbeosioI pil bisie Ger
fitnne bIipe noset fort og berIigt."
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
reoninestieneite

Rapporteu for Regnifabsaaret 1902
piier, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uoretter
itore Sing. 5 BET anr, iom uolsb ben
3ote sunni iibitleben, b9note Here 80.
lilpffer eno nogeniinOe tibligere, nanr
1898 rg 1901 unotages; BOG gift fna
Memeifelip tilipiIOe. Ean Sfibe,
iom bar foripne6e meS Bapirer, ON.
tom 10 Berioner. og paa minore Sar.
foiter 6. "a Sfibe paa oper 1000
Cons - beraf 33 8onpere for
lite. gienbomstabet bar fortolosois
ringe. antalet al forulpffeoe 5nr.
tsier meo Oe ieooanIige Christopher
bar 3S5, og beres iamle0e 9eiRtnins
belsb Jig I'll 3,42S Beriouer. al bpilfe
10 100 lit 2ip. Sartsiernes gGroi an.
llaaes til $9,253,6 $50 oa g9rSien al
oeres 9aoninger til $5,139,3s0, til.
Iammen $14,393,0f0 vi Sisie Scr.
bier biergeoes Tor So. 800, iaa
fun Gienoom ior $2.267 100 cir tabt.
81 6artsier i~orIiite totalt. Neb
Sfibe uoen gnpirer bGuote 361 ulpf.
fer, og al oercs 9eiatnius paa 796
9erioner omfom g.,
3etto.llbgiiten til 9ioreoningstie.
ueiten belsb iis / 5iifalaaret 1902 til
St.654392. gspe Statiouer bleu far.
Sise / Soutb Uaanitou % 5leepins
Bear Mih.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25

Solooucn, oa man par i9rois / SpiI.
Iebulen. Gan tog $50 fro SuIlipan;
men oerne oar rap nof til of siemute
1865 meIlem a1,Gerne, iSet ban fore
GAP. at ban par ipprt falpebent. San
fIemteS al RrrsSen iaa tpt inb til
Spncn, OF bans aIRoer toa SIS. %
R6peren bcinIeSe ba, at man ifiiIbe
aisre RlaSs. 'foroi ies life stifer. at
Ianoen ffal 6r9roe op," iagoe ban
SmiiSer toe snnoitterre Slugten os
ioripanSt | IHsrfet. GnSelis fom 90.
iii o. 9orsere til 8laSien; men oa
bar oct for Tent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
Qrbeioermooet.
SOcialiiterne ilasne. Snore lloser.
ensitemmelier ~nSiepnet.
6ompers %sienpaIgt.

amerifas 5eSeration OF 9a5or
bolbt. JON meooeIt, i forrige llse
2anosmsbe | Refp Orleans, % Tors.
bag Sru 20be iremiatte Snreringers
Socialiiter Bet 6oriIag. at Den bsr
lutte iis til De iociaIiitiife 8rnnoirt.
ringer. Dette sap anIeSning til en-
Ipnaere 0ebat. u. .. 8ilicn, iom
er SefretPr for llnite0 Wineporfers,
itsttebe 5orilaget / en- IGnaere Sale;
men BieeprGitOent Sames Duncan %
YrpiiOent SnrueI 8omperS falte
imoS oct. afitemnins fanot Steo tent
ON @~itermioogaen, % Oct piite ia oa,
at 4,344 al 3eIegnterre bar / 6apsr
al 6crildeet. meSens 4.744 itemte
imoo BET, Set faIot aItiau meo fun
400 Stemmer af 9,0SS. @rnbearbei.
berue. S~neSferue % grpsgerne, iom
tiIbcrer oe he i~terfeite 5oreninger. bill.
Be. at Federation OF 9abor ffuIoe bpIhe
Socialismeu % Oanue ct eget poIitiif
Yarti. ut alilgraprne par meb pna
bette, pafte SorunSrine, ga man oeo.
at 8raiioent Sobn Nitfeu er iuloo,
at bans 5oIf ifaI file iis no 90 gaa
omboro | oen iociaIiitiife Stuoe; men
ban bar life tiIiteSe % bapNc iaaleoeS
life anIeSuing til at belpie Sagen.
SSor ct aar iioen iremiatte Z, 5.
Sbaffer al amalsamateb asiociation
OF Srcn, Steel nnS Tin 8orterS nogIe
groperenoc geifpISniuger moo ga.
muel 8ompers, bpiS 8etIfaffenbeo
broseS / SpiI. Sngen bIeo paa SanoS'
msoet o~uergipet til en- 8omtte, Der op'
toe giSnesbprb 90 tnOitileSc paa, at
8ompers bIep fuIOitanoig irifienot.
Ia SnSittairseu hLeo oplGit tog
Sbaffer fine Orb / iig igien 90 tom
mco unbifpI0enoe 5orflaringer. Sp.
petitioner MOB 8cmpers BAR en- Slb
ganife iterf % eofitc paa Rsoet ct Bar
Gage. men SsSe iioen ganife ben.
Sames 2pnh al Ben tppograiiife Sore"
ming piISe bIipe bans Gftermano; NIL
er Der life mere Gale ON 2pnh.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25

9anoSmsoet en6te Ssroaa ben
22oe. Samuel @ompers gienpalg.
tes enItemmig til B~rGiibent % boIbt
oerpaa en- IpuQere Snle, bport ban
loucbe at arbei6e for Sprettclie az
Saeforeninger Iieeiom for. 6 gice.
p~rpiioenter fnoreSeS, beriblarbt
Sobr Rithen, Tom itaor | Spibien
for limited RinemorferS. I'll aas.
ierer poIgtes Sobn g. Senor 90 til
SefretGr 6rarf Rorriiou, begge en'
itemmig. Rsoel beiIutteoe at ic1oc
9eleaater iii arbeiSerfonnentionen |
Storbritannien % Ii9eleoes til ben /
Canada.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
assrttsfsmsases

uaaa t~aslsorrs isusff tper Fzanoas % xorsbas fgsrs
ssn. a1srtts ~isrIsHtsr izetasss life I to Saa 0 naHsen
saumsre. mssmiHere bet HbfrEffeIia terlaa.
ssa outs e. aoerttsitusat, ser fsrf fsEnr iao
Trsbsssauusret z Or. f~SriGnsrs iroratfsts 0eHss
of bet i0ulme iHo I 5 Iirssassauunsre. Bres<, Der tnse,
HoIsr Goersisiensnfsr. iSri be. batter aeb, bsr maS
q apsrttsisw sHt 1 bet Hssrt eisrns paa Soa,
srt-Y
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25

Sra Seranton, 90. Fripes ben
22be Hopember, at Telutpnre & quo.
ion aompaniet ifaI bape tlSgnaet pna
91tIsrooernes arou or 2sn8iorbsi.
eIie os fortere arbeibstth Gerfor er
Der 8lrbe og Subel. gr6ei6erne nj.
ner, at De andre aoniparier oil fsIse
efter.
8oIbgiftsfommisienen antpoebe
SreSoes, at oens arbeiSe omtrent bar
tilenSe, bo aompanierre % altIsra.
berne piISe enes iioert Sefts piSere
Menemfomit, og Sen oiourrereoe til
3oie Gecember. De fIeite al bens
@eSlem1rer bapoe nIercSe forIaot
Scronton, os Sasfsrerne oeuote itror
biem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25

59ngise 6oreninaer,+ ioaOe Fan;
men oct piISe life saa, % De snitcr
life at sisre Here Erscer," Senne
lleuisbeo meaem MitheH os 8risbt
pnfte Spiist bInnSt g~rubcierneS sag.
fsrere. 49,
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25

3 lin Snbberetning ON Streifen,
Sateret 20be Sum, ubtaIte arbeiSs.
fommisi9r 8risbt, at oct mautte ON.
lees iom %"iornuitis os ristis,~ at Mr.
6eiberne | Observation-Disclosures cpret.
teSe en- esen Screening. uaibGusis al
D~timeDorfers' Union. Der omidtier alle
auIernpere / belle 2anoet. Vaa Bib
neitolen erfl9reoe graIiOent Ritfea
ia imoo bette. "arbeiSerne antbra.
citeanene bar tibIisere bapt Here uai.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08
A Churchman'S Wit.

Wayne MacVeagh, Archbishop Ryan
and George B. Roberts, president Of
the Pennsylvania railroad, were fell
low guests at a banquet given in the
Union league several years before the
death of Mr.. Roberts. Mr.. MacVeagh
at the time was the legal adviser of the
"Pennsy." Some chaff in the vernacu-
lar of railroading marked passage in
the conversation Of the evening, and
the lawyer, following up compliment
paid the prelate by the president, said:
"Your grace, in return you might
give the worthy Mr.. Roberts free
pass to heaven"
Il should willingly do So" responded
his grace, "but for one reason-I should
not care to be the means Of separating
him from his counsel in the world be-
yond. "-Philadelphia Times.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08
sJekylI and Hyde Indians.

It is said that the Seri Indians are a
tribe Of Jekylls and Hydes. They
spend a portion of the year in the
neighborhood Of the boundary line be-
tween northern and Lower California,
when they dedicate themselves to
peaceful pursuits and evidently adopt
civilized customs, frequently working
as farm hands On the haciendas When
the crops are in, however, they expert
ence a remarkable change, like any of
the lower animals with Il change Of
season. It is then that they have a
wild longing for a savage life and emf
CRATE to- Tiburon island. where they
lead barbarous existence, even in
dulging in .cannibalism it is averred.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08

THE West India sugar growing islands
belonging to Great Britain are in as
much of a ferment over the sugar issue
as Cuba itself. On some Of them it is
the main industry. Everywhere it is as
much depressed as in Cuba itself. These
islands have appealed to Great Britain
for relief, but she has none to give. She
puts no duty on the sugar these islands
send her and their people have free trade
with her, which gives them the cheapest
markets in the world, and yet the sugar
interest is reported to be in deplorable
condition. Here, if anywhere in the
world, the sugar growers ought to be
prosperous. What more can they ask
than a free market to sell in and the
cheapest in the world to buy in? The
whole trouble is, there is an over -produc-
ton of sugar and the natural result, un-
remunerative prices, prevails, and not
Cuba alone, but every sugar growing
country in the world, feels the inevitable
consequence.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08
EVERYONE almost has seen 2 Giro,

EVERYONE almost has seen circus as
it appears from a seat in tent, but
there are few who have travelled with the
company day and night, studied the in
ner life of the circus folk and the thous-
and details that make up the organiza-
ton of modern circus. The August
Cosmopolitan's article, 1.-THE Organiza-
ton of Modern Circus" deliberately il
Illustrated with photos specially taken by
the Cosmopolitans staff photographer,
reads to a layman like chapter from
the Arabian Nights. Much has been
written about how Americas millionaires
accumulate wealth in their business
hours, but little has been said about how
these interesting individuals spend their
millions in their hours of leisure The
August Cosmopolitan's illustrated arti-
Gle on Diversions of Some Milionaires,"
gives an interesting view of this side of
the millionaire's life.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08

WE ARE confident that an overwhelm-
ing majority of the republicans OF this
assembly district are in favor of the re-
election of Senator John @. Spooner and
they wish to be represented in the next
legislature by a man who will vote for
him unreservedly. No candidate who
sanctions the insulting endorsement
doled out by the recent state convention
will bo satisfactory. Especially no man
who voted for the majority report on the
platform can now be trusted as candi-
date to carry out the wishes of the re-
publicans of this district. Their pro-
fessed support Of Spooner is not ortho-
dox enough and their record is against
them on this proposition. The caucuses
to select delegates to the assembly con-
vention will be held in this city next
Tuesday evening. Those republicans
who desire to see the district represented
by man who will cast his vote for the
reelection of Senator Spooner first, last
and all the time should vote for dele
gates favorable to the nomination Of Mr..
Alexander White of the town of Porter.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08

The methods used by the La Toilette
machine to deprive the state of MIR. Har-
veys valuable services have filled the
heart of every honest and honorable man
with Indignation. It is publicly charged
that Theodore Kronshage, La Toilette
leader in Milwaukee, received 1000 from
a school book publishing house to be
used as campaign fund for the defeat
of Mr.. Harvey, with promise of several
thousand more to be paid when the job
was done. The charge has never been
denied. Is it any wonder that the efforts
of ex-Gov. Hoard, Senator Stout, Sena-
tor Hatton, former Assemblyman Geo.
A. Buckstaff and other influential men
failed to secure the nomination of Mr..
Harvey when he was opposed by the
most perfect political machine ever OPP
Grated in this state and fabricated with
corporation Doodle to compass his de-
feat? This may be reform, but it is a
brand never before exploited in a Repub-
lican state convention in Wisconsin. The
attention of the Republican state cen
trail committee has been called to this
serious charge, but thus far no attempt
has been made to investigated. A move
in that direction should be made with
out delay.-Dunn County News.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08

LA TOILETTE is credited with aspira-
tions for the presidency, but while the
American people like fighter they are
likely to demand little more self-re-
stralnt and sound judgment than the
Wisconsin governor displayed in sacrific-
ing the interests of the country and of
the party to his personal enmities. Ii he
succeeds in keeping Spooner out of the
senate he will have to do remarkable
things to convince the rest of the United
States that he is anything more than a
self-seeking politician who proposes to
rule or ruin.-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08

EVERYBODY now understands that Sen
ator Spooners friends will return him to
the senate next January. Gov. La Fol
lette and few others will do what they
can to block it unless for the sake Of the
governors future, they conclude the
onus of losing Spooner to the country
would be too heavy handicap but the
people are going forward. The resolu-
ton of the state convention is simply
brushed aside as irrelevant, an imperti-
hence and an act OF bad faith that binds
no one-Madison Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08
s'RuIe Britannia" Variations.

One of the English papers gives the
answers of certain board school boys
who were asked to write down the
whole or part Of the chorus of Rule
Britannia" One of them gave the first
line as ''Royl Brick Tanner, Brick Tan
ner rules the way" a second began it
with "Rore Britanier," while third
attempted a whole verse This was his
version: "The nations not so blest has
he but still in stern but still stern to
God most all this was the Chelter the
Chelter Of the stall and God in Angles
sang the Strang Bulbiatanya biatanya
wOyes the waves for Britains never VIII
be slain.'
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
First Assembly District Convention.

Notice is hereby given that a convention fol
the First Assembly District of Rock County
Wisconsin, will be held at the circuit court
room in the court house, in the city OF James
vile, Rock county, Wisconsin. on the 14th day
of August, 1902, at two O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose of placing in nomination candidate
for the Assembly to represent the said district
to be voted for at the general election in No
business as may properly come before the con
vention.
The representation in the several towns, vii
lagos and wards in said convention is as fol
lows: Union A. Porter 3, Fulton 4, Milton 9
Lima 3, Magnolia 3, Center 4, GAINESVILLE 2
Spring Valley A. Rock 3, Edgerton City 8, Ey
ansville City First ward 2. Second ward 3
Third ward 3, Orfordville Village g.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08
CaucuSeS.

In accordance with the above calls, caucuses
of the republican electors in said several dis
tricts are hereby called to meet in the several
cities and villages for the purpose of electing
delegates to said convention the 18th day OF
August, 1902 which caucuses shall be held at
the following places, and shall be opened at
7:30 O'Clock p m, and remain open for the
period of one hour. The representation of the
respective villages and wards being as follows:
Edgerton City ...8 City Hall.
Evansville City
First ward 2 Seminary.
Second ward. ...3. City Hall.
Third ward. 3. X P. Hall.
OrfOrdville VIE. 2. Village HALL
BY order of the Republican County Commit
tee. r.. S. NOLAN, Chairman.
WILLIAM A. JACKSON, Sec'y.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08

THE First and Third Assembly Dis
trict conventions for Rock county have
been called for Aug. IA, the former at
GAINESVILLE and the latter in Beloit. Both
county superintendent conventions are
also called for Aug. Is. Caucuses to Sc
lect delegates where they have not
already been named take place Tuesday
evening, Aug. 18th. KEEP in mind the
dates and attend the caucuses
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08

Mr.. Harry de Windt in his book,
FINLAND as It Is,'' tells Of mot of
Andree, the arctic explorer. Just be-
fore his last voyage he was driven to
distraction at dinner party by talk
alive neighbor
But how will you know, professor,
when you have really crossed the north
pOle?" was one Of the many silly ques-
tons.
ooh, that will be simple enough, ma
DAME" replied Andree with his we'll
known dry humor. "a north. wind will
become q south one!'
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08
For Spot Ca Sh.

Believing that selling for cash is the
ture method of successful dealing, and
that the buyer and seller are mutually
benefited, we will on August 10Th COM
mence selling for spot cash. All goods
in the store will be sold on cash basis
which means a discount on former
prices. We shall keep no books, and
customers will please not ask for credit
as under the new deal we positively can
not extend it. We shall endeavor to keep
the quality up and in the vegetable and
fruit line everything will be fresh. Old
customers, as we'll as new, will be care
fully cared for and your trade appreci-
ated. HERMAN LIDICKER.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-08-08
First superintendent District Convention

Notice is hereby given that convention fol-
the First Superintendent District of Rock Co.
Wis, will be held at the circuit court room in
the court house, in the city OF GAINESVILLE, Rock
county wisconsin, on the 18th day Of August
1902, at two O'Clock D. m, for the purpose OF
placing III nomination candidate for superin
tendent of schools of the First superintendent
District of Rock County. to be voted for at the
general election in November next, and fO1
such other and further business as may prop
erly come before the convention.
The representation Of the several towns, vii
lagos and cities in said convention will be the
same as above.