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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
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Polk Co., FERTILE, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

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er Sormano / Senntets RilitRrfomi.
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Sorilaget itsiter @cneraaeitnant
Wifes Esrtg
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
SDge belbrebes
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@asoe lot.
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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

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beoite for @ontana. Get enc gaar no
poa, at oenne Stat ifaI faa ct 2ano'
fontor til, og set anoet regrlerer Sno.
fsrielen al 6u9IeGg. Ran bill fuh
booe mabnpttige 8iigle, men life en-.
geIIfe Spurpe. Observation-Disclosures
IfaI paaie, at 2open e%iennemfsres.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

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meter / Ion@iieIO, Sreeborn Gountp.
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til YoitmeIter / Ganbp. goatr Gountp.
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til YoItmeIter / 9rioger, Garbo,t
Gountn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
De hcie Ricopriier.
Gorbruset al 2iso minbifer ! gper.
Observation-Disclosures Marias.

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! Bottom indianapolis % andre gper
iii at inbifranfe fit 5Orbrus at aisb %
sribe til @rsniaser. aiseiom efter
iaues Gftale bar a~lmenbeben | be iibiie
9ase life tjDbt mere enb Salupdrten
iaa meset 8isb iOm ellers. 8isbbanbs
lsrne liber berueo. Ros!e Reitauranter
bar furbsiet 9riien paa gif Os aarbo'
naoefaser; men beres @jaiter proteites
rer os flyer, at be pil bolbe zig til on.
ben Mab.
s Snoianapolis bar mango Mabpas
rebanoiere llutiet u,eo at ialse 8isb. %
be bar unberreitet fine &unoer ON, at
be life oil bespnpe isien, isrenb 8isbs
priierne blir laoere. Der er Dgiaa
Slastere, iom bar luffet 8utiten, me.
oeus andre nester at ijsbe aisp af Obi.
aso.8aderne. De oil ielp ifaffe fig
areaturer cs Ilaste benz ium | samle
Sase.
Tulren paa 9pas. iom inbisres til
til be 5preueoe Siater, er 1914 for
Spr. iUm peroi9ttes til s14, % 27H
Brpcent iur 9pr. iom uuroeres til en-
bsiere 8ris Sm altiaa en- Ore / gas
rabn eller Wtcrieo faces for $50, bliper
Soloen $10.SO naar ben fommer pper
@rauicn. o. iaalebes / 5osbolo, ON
tens 8ris er bBiere. Den e~riraorbi'
mere 8jsopris, iom nu betnles, fan
babe fin GRUB i to Sins. Gnten bar
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& sbtrnitcn, iom ifruer Rriien pp til en-
funitl9 Spioe. @r Dor au9siOripuin9
or Iibeu / 5prbulo iii Sebouet, oil Ga
napa % Wericu tunne bielpe Us; men
er Del gbica9us Siorl Ia9iere, 10 npts
ter 2etIisbeoen til at uoluge Solicit, bar
ri Ell &iouesbvro ON, at Seltpltelless
toloeu misbru9es til almeubeDens Stas
be. S besse IilialOe bpr &unsresien
trGbe pp % rette paa 3inJ ep=2ouen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
Surbenp9rcnSc EpitOircftsr pa

Grba, NatEb0ne, CT nu lat paa 8rls
foo UNDER Saution. - 8eneral9uuer.
NOR @ooO bar beno1bet y. $. Gcc,
pes, Der bar meboelagti8 i HOIttpoe.
rierne, men optrooote JONI StotSut0ne
moo De andre SpUc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

Gn Sornabo itres oper Serron,
isis, 81. 3 ON '@itprmiOOogen ben
22be. Gen blGite neo to SaOebpgnin.
ger % orGbte 8iQett 3eeb, en- Sars
ner, Ga 6 areuturer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25

ier, at arnlour & 60, Spift & 60,
besge / Chicago, % 6riebe & Semi-
ter i 9l,ibnea, 81, bar ilaaet UNDER
Iig TO Sreoiebele al alt 6ierfrG /
2anoet, o9 at De fan ta9e De GriIer,
iom De oil.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-25
9pnarcsmanb Mprris i 8

neiota 0iitrift bar ertlGret life al
pGre aanOibot for 8lenpol9 iaar.
5. Aoam Seoe, Senator 9ou8bertp,
0tapor Sugo / GltIutb, Setator DC,
Gartbp ira Stasca County % ANDRE
nrpnes iom aipiranter til ben leoigC
Blaos.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
GOOD GOLF PLAYING.
Waterbury Men Were Defeated in the

Waterbury Men Were Defeated ip tue
 Foursomes To-Day.
 Hartford, July 1.-The largest gal lery of the week was present to-day to witness the third days play in the golf tournament of the Connecticut League of Golf Clubs. The most in terest was eentered in the play for the championship between Charles H. See ley, the present holder of the title, a member of the Weeburn club of Stam- ford. and Robert Moore of the Quag- anatoxet club of New London. The consolation contest was between W. B. Cheney of South Manchester and 0. A. Zimmerman of New Haven.
 The championship battle began promptly at 10:3o. Seeley won the toss and on his first drive sent the ball 190 yards. Moore followed, but fell short 30 yards. During the drives for the first hole Seeley broke his mid iron on the second try, but Moore gained no advantage. They reached the hole even up, 5 to 5. As the play progressed it became apparent that Moore was no match for the champion. Seeley won the second hole and Moore the third. Seeley then won the next six. In the first half of the moyn- ing seetey was 6 up and for the medal play to the good.
 Ia the consolation play for the morn ing Cheney was ahead of Zimmerman, 2 Up.
 The foursomes were contested by T. B. Rogers and W. T. Bryan of Wa terbury against A. c. Wheeler and ". P. Seeley. jr, of Bridgeport. Wheeler and Seeley were the winners by ? up and 1 to play. Beach and White defeated Austin and Meulton 3 up and ? to play.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
0rIy Pursuing Haa Profession.

Magistrate Devoy, in the Myrtle iyenue court, Brooklyn, recently had four dapkies who were caught in a gam bling raid before him. The first pf the lot to be brought to the bar was an undersized man, with com Teal face, as black as night. The dia- .logue between the magistrate and the prisoner createdi some merriment in the court.
 Whats you name?" inquired the magistrate, sternly. ''Mah names smiff,' replied the dark,
 What is your profession?''
 'I'se q locksmiff by trade, sah."
 What were you doing. when the police broke into the room last night ?''
 Judge, was pursuin' nah profess sion. was maxim a bolt for the door,"
 Officer" said the magistrate, with a merry twinkle in his eye, slock smith up.'-N. Y. Tribune.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
coreaH and Tigers.


 aThe Chinese used te have a saying about their neighbors, the Coreans, which went like this," said one of the advance agents of the American com mereial invasion of the world: "The Coreans hunt the tigers the six sum meg months of the year, the tigers hunt the Coreans the six winter menths." But it is no longer true, and American enterprise Is responsible for 1t, There was time when the hun gry tiger was almost ruler of certain parts-ths nerthern-of the hermit empire. Then came an American sales man with a supply of repeating rifles and heavy cartridges He sold them to the native hunters. and taught them how to use the fire shooters Now they can hunt tigers the year round. It is profitable business, too, for the beautiful skins are in great demand" -N 7, Tribune,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
PURELY PERSONAL

Rev Father HefferHan o. P, is yis- 1ting at his home on East Main street.
 Edward Fox of Brooklyn, N. r., is visiting friends in this city.
 Mr and Mrs James Bewes are spend Ing few days at Sayin Rock.
 The Misses Frances and Katherine gewes are the guests of friends in New Haven.
 John ". Brooks has returned to his home in Meriden. after visiting rela- tiyes in this city.
 The Misses Minnie T. and Geneyieye Seully of Washington street left to- day to spend weeks vacation ID Morris.
 Mrs A. B. Beach and daughter Hell eH have returned to their home in Ter ryyiife from a visit with friends in this city.
 Mrs John Middleton and daughter Louise of Court street have returned from three weeks visit with friends fn Westbrook.
 Miss Bertha Fruin of Bridge street, and Miss Lizzie Egan of Ridge street, have returned from Hartford. where they have been visiting nrIrnds for the past week.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
TIMELY TOPICS

s
 Castle, the marketman, has some fine meat bargains for Saturday. New potatoes for 35 cents peck.
 The Upson-Singleton Go offer a fine line of two-piece flannel suits at $7.50
 Dodge has a 69 cent sale now on which it will pay those ill want of shoes to investigate.
 Reid $ Hughes during the nidsum. mer sale are selling ladies' black seam less hose at 125A cents pain. The Benson Furniture Go met with big success this week at it's midsum- mer sale. Bargains in every depart ment
 Miller X Peck offer nice line of black taffeta silk this week at B cents a yard.
 The Curran Dry Goods Go has fine line of ladies' umbrellas on sale this week at 9S cents each. A. Mailhiot is closing out a line of 2o cent suspenders for IT cents pair. Conlon Bros offer some good things in ready to wear garments and shoes for Saturday purchasers. $2.00 oxfords at $1. AS for women at U. c, Jackie & Sons. 73-75 Bank street. They have cut the price be- cause they have too many of them.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
SUBSTITUTE PLAN.
Likely to Be Submitted to Vatican by
 Governor Taft.

Likely to Be Submitted to Vatican by
 Governor Taft.
 ROME. July 11.-Judge Taft, govern or of the Philippine Islands, withholGs his opinion of the latest Vatican note and simply says that he will act upon the instructions he receives from Washington
 In Vatican circles the fact is com mented upon that Washington has ex- posed itself to the rejection of the principal enc of its propositions namely, the withdrawal of the friars by not having prior to undertaking an exchange of notes initiated pourpar- lers through Judge Taft, which would have shown the government the impos- sibility of the Vatican granting, pure and simple, the withdrawal of the friars from the islands. The Wash ington government would then have understood the necessity of reaching the same object by asking for the withdrawal of the friars under diff ferent form-namely, the substitution of the friars, for state reasons, by monks of other nationalities or differ ent orders, etc.
 It is believed that arrangements somewhat on these lines will ultimate ly be adopted and that the negotiations will be satisfactorily concluded.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
M'MoRRow ARRESTED.
The Man Who Was Once Thought to
 Be Dead.


 Frank MeMorrow was arrested to, day by Detective Dodds on charge of breach of the peace. There would be nothing very wonderful about this were it not for the fact that some time ago man took laHdanum on the green and died from the effects of the drug a short time later at the police station He gave his name as Costello and his residence New York city. The body was removed to Mulville's morgue where several parties recognized it as that of Frank McMorrew. Among those who believed this was the wife of the supposed suicide. While there was pretty good evidence that the dead mans name was Costello, still McMor- rows friends were so sure that they could not be deceived, and as he had been away from town for a couple of years it was left at that and the body was inferred with the idea that it was all that was mortal of Frank McAIors row. But there must have been some mistake about this whole matter for Frank returned home a few months ago looking just as we'll as ever There was nothing in his appearance to-day fha& would lead anyone to believe that he had been sojournfng in the other world, and if anybody thinks different iy ali he has to do iH order to be dis abused of the notion is to ask Detee- tive Dodds.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
THE MARINES.

stfictly speaking there are two DOW CTS that have marines fn the real sense of the word-namely, the Uni ted States and Great Britain-and
 curlously enough they have identical " the same regimentaI badge and
 motto. Continental marines do not
 form recognized part of the compile naents of sea-going ships, as they do ln England and America. Tn this country and Great Britain, however. the marines constitute the senior corps 0f the armed forces. Tn Eng land the corps was first organized Ill IS64s and was recruited largely
 from the London trained hands,
 thanks to which it shares with the
 Grenadier Guards, the East Kent
 Regiment and the Royal London Mili- tia the other exclusive privilege of
 marching through the city of London
 with colors flying and bayonets fixed Ill the United States the Marine Corps was first organized in IT'S for the ~publick defense" Tn England the
 Marines were first known as the Ad-
 miral's Regiment, and for the last one
 hundred years or more the Crown has been in the habit of vesting the chief command in that particular member
 of the royal family who had adopted the sea as q profession, The present general of the marines is Admiral the
 Prince of Wales.
 The United States marines are able to boast of being the first armed force of this country to plant it's flag upon
 a fort in the Old World, and 1t is. in recognition of the capture of the strong hold of Derne, in Tripoli, by the mar ines that their eolors to this day bear the name of Tripoli inscribed thereon. The American @Jollies'' may be said to have done their share of fighting. beth on land and at sea- in, all the hos tile operations in which the United States has been engaged since the pro- clamation of its independence. They displayed magnificent gallantry in the historic engagement between the Ches- apeake5 and the Shannon, figured in the Mexican WAT, as we'll as in all the important coast and sea fights of the civil wan, served i'll Cuba in the war of 1898, took part i'll. the battle of Ma nlla, as we'll as in all the subseaelep. operations ill the Philippines, agd led the march for the relief of Pekin in 1909, 1t is q splendid record, and has won for them on more than a score of occasions the thanks of congress- Army and Navy Journal.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
Mob Rule In Coal Regions.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July Ill., George M. Davis, T. M. Whildtn and John E, Lauer of Lansford, represent Ing committee of Carbon county citi- 1ens, called upon the governor yester- day afternoon and explained the situ- ation at Lansford and Summit HilL The visitors said that the burgesses of these boroughss and the sheriff had exhausted their powers in trying to preserve order and that mob rule pre- vailed in both towns. The visitors also stated that the trouble was daily becoming worse,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
To Explore Labrador WiIds.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., July 11.-An ex- petition under the leadership of Colo nel Willard Glazier of New York, num- bering twelve persons, has left here on board the steamer Virginia Lake to explore the unknown wilds of Labra- dor Colonel Glazier's expedition was organized in Boston. Among it's mem bers are representatives of leading American cities. 1t is reported that the object of the expedition is to de- termine the feasibility of a new rail- road line for the Atlantic shipping combine.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
The Paaneefote Funeral.

LONDON, July 11.-It has been ar- ranged that the memorial service in honor of the late Lord Pauncefote, which is to be held here simultaneous ly with the burial of his remains, will be held in St. AIargaret's church, Vest minister, July l5. American friends of the deceased have been especially in vited to be present. The United States armored cruiser Brooklyn, having oa board the body of Lord Pauncefote, left Annapolis July l and is due at Southampton today.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
A Giant Dead.

CHICAGO, July 11.-One of the giants of the earth died at the Presby= terian hospital when Lewis Wilkins expired after several months' affiic- tion with tumor on the brain, Will kins was thirty years old and feet 2 inches in height. When in good health. he weighed 1885 pounds. A oasket nine feet long and twice as wide as the ordinary coffin is being constructed for the body of the dead giant,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
EIeree ssoH,a.s Abroad.

LONDON, July 1.-The storm of Wednesday created great havoc at Newmarket and other places. It was general over the continent. The rail- road station at Berne, Switzerland, was set on fire by lightning and par tially destroyed A furious gale ragged over the Alps all day long, and it is feared that several parties of noun taineers were caught i'll the storm. In Austria fifteen bridges were swept away by rivers which had overfown their banks, and crops were greatly damaged
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
Aid For Strikers.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, July H. President Mitchell has received, a, tele- gram from Dennis, A Hayes, presis dent of the Glass Bottle, Blowers' As- seciation of the United States and Canada, announcing that his organiza- ton, now in annual session at Atlantic Gity, N. !, had donated s5.ooo to the A4@i2x4nz na4nar&
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
Fortur.e cnosen presrdent,

ST. PAUL, July 11.-Thomas T. For tune, the Jersey City editor, was cho- sen president of the Afro-American council here, Bishop Walters having been president of the body for it's first five years.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11
VantS-FOrS Sale-4O Rent

N .OST-Chain purse on West Main street be. tween Gilbert street and Holmes avenue Reward for finder at Democrat office. 1t
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11

FOR RENT-Three rooms, John Wrenn, 15o South street. 7-5-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-11

FURNISHED ROOMS to rent E. L. May, ds 4o Center street. 79-3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-15
Rome wiadon1Oscl
teIegraficzne.

-Po powrocie re Stan6w zjedn.
pojedzie ksiaze Henryk Pruski do
Londynu, na uroczystoSci korona-
cyjne,
Wyzszy sad wojenny W Ber-
linie obalif wyrok przeciw podof-
cerowi Martin, skazanemu ma
smier6 "a zabicie rotmistrza Kro-
sigk.
= Rad pruski uktada sic o ku-
pno trzech innych kopalh wegla'
= Aktor Gustav Haupt, kt6ry
wystepowaf W teatrze niemieckim
ma scenach W Milwaukee i Chica-
go, jest oskarzony o kradziez.
= Ksiaze Walii przybedzie do
Berlina, ma urodziny cesarza Will
helma.
W Algierze aresztowano bur-
mistrza Regis, zawzietego antyse.
mite, "a nieplacenie diug6w.
= Thomas Lipton bedzie sic u.
biegal W tym roku zdobycie a.
merykanskiego puhara. zam6wif
juz yacht, Shamrock no. 3.
= Austryacka kopalnia ,,Inpi.
ter" zostaia zalana woda. 43 gorni-
k6w utonefo.
Aeronauci Berson i Elias
wznie5li sic W Berlinie W zeszfy
czwartek balonem W powietrze i
wyladowali pod Poftawa. W prze-
ciagu 90 godzin przebyli 1858 mil
drogi. Wznie5Ii sic do wysokosci
1920 stop nad ziomie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-15
z Zien1 Polskich.

Posnah. - General Daragan,
gubernator kaliski, bawii kilka
dni W miescie naszem. w Sobote
i Niedziele byi W teatrze pol
skim; w Sobote siedziaf W lozy
prosceniowei pod loza Potockich.
General znakomicie wiada jezy.
kiem polskim z Polakami "a.
wsze m6wi pc polsku.
Niedawno opuscii miasto ma
sze znany publicysta rosyiski pan
Wsiewolod Swatkowski, redak.
tor dziennika ,,Nowoje Wre-
mia," kt6ry pisuje W tenn pismie
pod pseudonimem .,Nestor" i
zajmuje sic specyalnie studyum
kwestyi sIowia6skich. Pan Swat
kowski byl r6wniez ma przedsta-
wieniu W teatrze polskim i zwie-
ldzal zabytki ciekawosci nasze.
20 miasta.
Warssawa.-Otrzymalismy cd
rzadu prezent ma gwiazdke: po.
zwolenie ma pomnik Szopena.
Odbylo sic to tym razem bez
w]elkioh stara6, bez diugich u
przednich omawia6, a pozwole-
mia udzielono bez pozor6w wiel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-15

re tego ME uczynit. Senator dzi-
wi sic, re Filipinczyk6w ME trak.
towano ma r6wni z Kubanczykami
ma powody przypuszczac, re spo-
sob prowadzenia wojny ma Filipi-
mach okrywa hanba sztandar Sta
now zjednoczonych.
Senator Lodge zauwazy}, re jest
on prezesem komitetu, kt6ry bada
stosunki ma wyspach Filipihskich.
Jezeh zostanie wybrany inny, spe-
cyalny komitet, W takim razie jego
komitet stanie sic zbytecznym.
W izbie poselskiej ubolewaf
Miers Indyany mad wojna flipih-
ska, kt6ra cd trzech lat ME dopro-
wadza do zadnego rezultatu, Stra.
clio tam zycie 10000 amerykan.
skich zolnierzy, wydano setki mi
lionow dolar6w, pomimo re uchodzi
"a rzecz pewna, IL MONA byfo
skonczyc wojne W przeciagu szesciu
tygodni, darzac Filipinczyk6w
wolno5cia.
WASHINGTON, logo stycznia. -
Sekretarz stanu Hay zapowiedziaf,
re W uroczystoSciach koronacyj.
nych Edwarda VIIgo uczestniczyc
bedq nastepujace osoby: Whitelaw
Reid, byfy ambassador W Paryzu,
jako specyalny posef rzadu zwiaz-
kowego, gen James 81. Wilson =
przedstawiciel armii; kapitan Chas.
E. Clark, byiy komendant ,,Ore-
gonu" podczas wojny Hiszpania
= przedstawiciel foty; trzej sekre-
tarze: j. P, Morgan junior, Ed
mund Lincoln Boylies i VIM. Wet
more.
SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Is stycz-
MIA. = Kapitan Olsen Wallace,
dwaj rybacy San Pedro, wyjecha-
Ii pred IS dniami ma morze, ma
aaglowcu Belle, ktory utonqf.
Dostali sic do iodzi blqkali sic po
morzu, bez pokarmu i napoju. Sfo-
nei wody uzywga.aie mogli. Po
czternastu dniach opu5cily rybaka
Wallace silly. Umarf wyciencze,
MIA. Olsen byt mocniejszym zna-
leziono go " try dni pozniei je-
szcze przy zyciu. Jest nadzieja,ze
odzyska zdrowie po II dniowym
poscie Ma otwartem morzu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-01-15
Kronika MiejScoWa.
Smutne dzieje.

Szesnastoletnia dziewczyna, ME-
stety Polka, dis rano godz. u
sifowata popetni6 samob6jstwo, i
wskoczyc do rzeki mostu ma Lake
str. Policyant Poggensee ma szcze-
5cie byf W poblizu i powstrzymaf
nieszczesliwa cd popetnienia roz-
paczliwego kroku. Dziewczyna ia
ME umie po angielsku pobli-
skiej restauracyi sprowadzono pol
ska dziewczyne, kt6ra wytf6maczy-
Ia CO chodzi, Okazuje sic, re
niedoszia samob6jczyni pred kill