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Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

Ser er SapssmaaI prt bpor raeset en- GHie
@iscrniin Tan bebpibe al ct 40 Geres
fort 2anbitp,ie iom benoes Mauo efterloe
peb lin Orb. naar bun eaar ben % glitter
iis iaiea. Sor SulbTtGnoiebebs Siplo bsr
ppInies, at Gnien, meb Senipn til fat Gteu.
BON / alminbelisbeb bar Nei til Gniebo
eIer Srusen al en- Sreoiebel beraf, iaa lrr.
ee bun Ieper. Spmeiteabet beboloer bun
ubeitanret. iua lGnse bun iorbliper nsift
glitter bun iia saar bet til RauSens Grpin.
DER.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
On pGroiiulo QubIifation.

Gtr TT en- GubN'at,or. otr aitib rm eos'rtS mtb 'pGnSt
Torutrtu'Ha pGa btuVs Elb At Aaret. paa @ruHb af
bet rEttNt p9 bSlTrtHos rrisiip' ben tHbsbOIotr. vi
mtUrr SofeiHrs lluitrtrtbC aImauatfp T 1908 ubstpst
AZ Sb, Sorstter COMPANY pittsburgh. IA. eusinbt,
Aaptrt al 0tr5 btremtt DiapCblitrr. EsRHs pGro,fuloc
mtotCnts aib1ubIu9 trpttes pau gHasIF. luIf. 5rauf.
Goyr SgoUn. Sc5mrt % 29ault o. i~EbsbDiOsr inter.
Gs'anI eUittct I'M Euts SuRbhsOSplsit. mango ppsrs
r~sOrSHbc @Ibureborb ON MtohtS gtrtRiEa Tor aRans.,
gsD,r' ca llUbSrtoSingoomms. mango morirmms
GuCiDorr % oubu zHa. Der bill iHttrrstu 1sm
&arGts gs6. Gct ct en- fri NHaaot ca foass hos Gsus
0pOrstsr, Gor'sm RE at iaa Ct ersmpInr o. prsr
ogiua beanie Bitter, bUts Gs Ithtr al 7pspepna, nrI
d~OTesttIfG. DtHOis8s, GOrfOppsI's % gsrpsNtst. Gsr
III btIbrtst 3tHL
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

1901. Co.: San en- fraifiIt SuiirG
gRiuueiotn ipos mn eler forere no9e; ~
luberhoIo FOR iq iele. naar Ytanoen tttt
cisr mere, euo bpno ban foriisner nieo VI
Grbeioc ira Sis til dnbeu? 9ei bfmTrtes,
at RrHeu III brholoe oft, iom rar I Sa'et
pa Of BET bar bsubG. iom igrit tcrloo Slerlt'
met.
Sp.: SSis ScurR bor fact StIsmisis
fra lin Rano, bar bun tntet Srap pau ham,
huaN lluoerboIo augnor, nosufpr toao Stst'
ten maatte haze tsitCmt. ba StilSmtsieu
bltp ti!tnaet. gun Itdar f%oriaaptot I 'art'
ME TurhUIo iI BAN ipm til en- tulNItRlStG
freulnieb grripu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
81 gorb iur Spseicnscn.

Sommes SiPI iages al / en- 3 6oos
S9ngbe, oe I'll bper al gnberrte f9ites
Der en- goroihib paa 10 Eommer.
Raar ben Spge bar fommet Zig iaa
blot, at ban er iitano til at iiobe itst-
tet op | Senaer, bill en- iaaoan Snbret.
ming finbes iGroeles brugbar til at
i9tte Serperbrettet paa. goroet itaar
toertooer. gotienters Sang % bprer
belle 9proen, iaa ban frit fan beoGse
fine 9emmer u0en at bore ubiat for at
pelte Waben oper Jig. Wales gorbet
/ rsbt, iaa ftiffer set bebagelig al MOB
ben bpibe Seroiet iantt Stopper og
Sfaaler, og set uil neppe iIaa fell, al
Ben Spse er GLAD / Snoretningen %
npber i'm Ma0 meo forsget Gelbebag.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

1909. Sp.: Tpr to Gar foen fix ica
Seq til al bpase nit Gus paa Ell auoen
sPaHoS Got % bar bsiaIt ham so Gents on
g1aaueoen. Sor 10 Waoueber iiosn fisbte
en- auoen Soften % uu. al leg itol betale en-
Spucr pru 9Faunsosu Sea MI life Qisre
BET o. bar tile abort n09en 8ontratt. Soao
nil 2ppeu her / Miuusiota 9lgre / ben Gag,
pm lea luarn'rag Retailer o. Hitter paa min
eeeu Set eitsr ire Wanueoer?
sp.: Spis De oil Iaoe Su'st bIipe
ftaueube roo I omten, sr Der Inlet anoet al
eipre, eno at betals 9eier. Saafremt Sc
flpttsr Suiet Bort, er 90 plistig til at bctalc
en- rimelig Gigrft for ben StO, bet bar itaact
paa Gomtsu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

"Gusiin' tbe peober Is mitp po'
farmin'" er ct Srbtas, iom er mere
eller r1fnore 8iengs blanbt Regrene
i SDoen. Set inbeboIber en- Sanb.
beb, iom NOT bar fin anpenbeIie len.
gere norbpoa Iise iaa pel, og oct er
life iaa umuIigt, at Der ielp blanot
os I%norife for finbes Dem, iom boboe
gobt at at tage benne Sag unber
S~perpeielie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

1908. Sp.: Seq fipbts EN- SO al min
Rabu | Rusiaduietts. Gen ituIoe efter
stitnls sipe Il 9part @trlt. pg bpIs ben lille
gap iua megH, par Del Toritaaelicu, at Je9
ituloe ian bntte o9 iaa Iiieoet en- anoen SO.
Set uIte fla. at Soeu fun gau II aOart. 90
iee beHucnote mig pa nj SRlgerer Tor al
iad bpttet. Seq fit life uIeue life hpttst,
men hans 8oita,o pa. fuurautGnet 'or en-
iutttiou Spsbom, hoorai bet pilte fig at
ben SO, Ie9 tapoe tlpbt, par au9reben. %
mine andre aipr bier imtttet al ben. Spao
er M at glgrs? Or Ie9 'prpligtet til Of be-
taIe &peu, cher rtaa Ran eritatte mig bet
fore Sab, leg bar liot?
Sp.: Spprgersn fan bringe 9oen tilba'
se % f~orlanse fine Ienge tiIba9e, naor
aoeu life siosr NOT 1Glt. Ug Ranoen bet'
Ter life efter Gftale tnu iiaiie en- unoeu lite
bet. Sois Marbeu, iout iulste &oeu. life
oiSitr. of ben pnr bsi9not meo iutttipm
Sngoom. iaa er ban itte ouioorIi8 oeripr;
men pio'te han bet % bog iUl9'e ben. iaa er
ban a~uinarIie ipr ben Stape, iou SpSoom'
men oiiteotpmmsr. Sper9ereH ituloc bnue
Iabe: &oen tilbu8e, oa ban to8 ben til SGI'
for al bptte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.

q huri,st fifsrt % paoIsbsltst Wioosi for fes satr
nsross eooseptHt. Rpainsrisr. Geanepins. slsa'
raIeia. ssrpshtei 9ruiabilist Sepulssste. Siet
eeiatsa. SahshcIoer hotrtsa cpiuR sasr 1sSrHn
o. s'tsrIa6sr inasn ntums SiIsrulriuirssL Is Ssas
70 gsuts. paa gpOtesisr snsr isHess al d. pfiiss
Esstesi g. elfbart. Sae,aaa
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
Ilantcfpbc / Wobiptnins til 3isi

Ilantcfpbc / Wobiptnins til 8iso.
mab iorfeeteS al iomme iom ben eteitc
rette Steering tor Wenneif et. Sporom
alting er, ioa er Ser pitt in9en Spil
ON, at mango iblanbt oS ipiier mere
aisb og SIeit, emo tiIbsrIigt er. 30
men, fanife ogiaa ct Slags naturligt
gnIGg bar Der meeet at iige. nen Oct
er qanife, bit at aisomab life er al
Sen 9etnoning til SesemsfrRfternes
Spbolo, JON mange inobilber Jig.
Gerpaa ofgioer Sc / ienere Sib meget
omtalte 1oufbobors ct nofiaa Ilaaen'
De gione$6pro. Oct bar langt ira ale
blanot Oi@ie, iom npItg bar meo pau
ben fortpiIeoe Serb "ub / Erfenen"
for at iinoe Seius, men bare en- mtit'
bre Gel, ion bapbe IaOet Jig piloleoe
% opbiOie al en- f~anatiit 8reIt. 0tet
ole er Sc 8eeetarianere, og Dog bar
Be Sro ior at bore ct bierneIunot, bel
opfSent, fraitigt 6olf, lom gierne to-
aeS til arbeiSe blanot Sarmerne al
andre Nationaliteter % aar efter aar
er meset eiteripurgt. Oct tunoe Dog
neppe ppraE iliGloet, berium DC bar
ncget offraftebe, ipage 8llsltn9er.
glanbt 0~tennpniterne bar Der ogIaa
matae i gannle Gage, iom par oper'
maabe neiiomme / RpbeIien al also'
MAD, % Nos boIot De Jig 9oSt os elor'
ge eob 6remsans iom 6armere. De
bapoe arpiter til at ubisre oct arbet'
Sc GA uoitaa be Strabaoier, Tom iulgte
meO 0pbpgserlioet / geiten. 3tSle
oor oog life 8esetarianere / SroetS
fuISe @etoOning, De brugte mere eaer
ntinSrc Melfemab, % Smsr % Dit %
9ga etc. Dette ipnes imiolertto life
at pore Iili9loet meb en- Seft, Ri mn
Tia Ipite ont bpis fprnemfte Srosarti'
feI er Ben. at set er Spno at ipiIe
aisS. Get er ct meget tibet San'
funb, ION her 9anbet fun eter en-
airfe oo 5are benpeo ct balot Surt'
breSe MeSlemmer. airten er Tbtla'
Selpbio. ! England er Der ogioo en-
Iiben Iorinmlins paa iptti Siale meo
on 4irfc Soo IiSen END Seften er,
ioa bar bcn BOG M beitaaet optmoo
ct SrnSrsoe aar, oe giennem al oert'
re Sto psr Ser pGret iamlet 'tattltt'te
Soaapcr jblanot ber, iaa man meo
noaerlum>e Soritoaelie fan BONNIE ON
0cpemouNens girfninger paa oct men'
ne'felioc Vegcme. Ceres Ss9er ttOe'
boIoer CgtesneIier %anganenoe rnGlter
800 SnNioieer, og 81. a. iremgaar Der
al SiSie, at @ienneminitsalSeren par
CT g(or. inaen al benz bar bapt Seboo
at bruce TaIIfe Srnoer, ont ban bier
aIoris iao gammeI 7 af 10 SilfGl'
Sc bar man life bapt nogen grug FOR
griuer. Lpngben bar siennem9aaeti'
Sc ppret, budo Der regnes for ncrmali
i SurbcI> til @enbpgninsen % bar al
oria ubar,et til Seome eler ualmitoe'
Iio Woacrbeo. @ist bar De life oprei
pIueet mes, og Notwithstanding
beoer bar oaret neiteu ubsrte ibIonot
Dem. 1ttte fer life iaa ilSe no. SntS'
Icrtio iaar eabper heosmme, bpao Der
tjener BAN beSit 90 at inSrette Sepe
maooen Oereiter, ior laa piot ban bal
! &aab o. NnGeoning bertiI. "Gn RapC
er en- Maoeg iises Der, % mar al
fommcr til oil, er oct | @runocu FIJI
en-. ipm iormaar at afgisre. boaS oel
/ er eoot caersiffe soSt ior Dem enfelte
! % bet er BEN boem Gapsn tiibsrsr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
n For kvmdsn Is
Cor .TessTas-SsRsa- Al Una donna }
fsmaIe, ium HE fAtter.
Gorti. fra frrr. Ro.)

SpiIte fiebre6e Sorpngtere al
Marf % STOP er bet bel, iom forbIipar
hos os Der obpe I De nornIiae Stater
8interen isiennem9 StoDSrosIer.
Spnuneiien, 6lnfen, Snoigofuslen,
@uIoorosIen, Den suIbrpitebe Gigs.
imltte og mango andre er flsine i'm
gei, men Der er bog rosle igien. .!
bar ~Gbieabien" beilne lipfulbe dltio-
tiIfrebie lille Tinseit. Ser bar ben
pRret belle Sommeren Der forbIiper
ben belle @interer. Gen er, bpao pi
flaoer en- "fait Snobpgser". Cont
metiben gienIpber be aabne SlRffer
Sfcoen Of Sens pelfienbte 9lpitren !
WsoI, ibet Ben ioinser zig iom en- Era.
pesfunitner meIlem @renene. Gen
foranSrer aISris lit Intrpf, men brit
ger lin forte sue os grpitous. blaa'
sraa Sraffe os bpioe geIt babe
CONNER os 8inter. Slpnsenoe fia
omfring / Sfopen fra ben enc Trp'
famine til Sen anoen % fra 8ren til
@ren bar hi BEN seifiaftige SpRtte.
Gen bruser en- tort Sue meo far'
moiinrsS eaer bsirso gpnt bagpna
Naffen, meoens Sraffen er Tort. oa
bpib.itribet o9 anben paa Ipggen.
Stsrre, men liseoan antruffen er Den
baaragtise Sprtte, iom er fomnter
noroenfra forat tilbrinse Soften %
@interen | Be rler centralt beliggenSt
Gegioner. Get er benne, ipm bar
plpitrenbe 8inger. Sporlebes 2Dbcn
opitaar, er MAJ, enbnu life paa Del
Hene meb; men boersans BEN itprter
los fra fin 9ino, ~foroariaser 8inger.
mes geopseIie en- tpbelis Glpitren.
Spilfen 2pb | Sfopen minber mel
ON ben sSe Iatrtr END bet nerbsie,
ipsrgenSe &aab al BEN gulitribeos
Oteiie? Set er / bsieite Grab frp9.'
iomt og tiniae forTfenoe GA aboarenSe
"giI6e Wanoen fabe en- Su8l mon?"
lines BEN at iige. Weiien er et al
minoeIig SnSpoaner al Sfoptrafte'
ON Soften os gtnteren og beifi9f.i'
ger Jig melt meb Sneoferarbeioe. Oh
gauren og Sommeren bolbet ben liz
meeet nebe paa Iarfen % graper ot
borer efter Nprer % andre Sniefter
men oenne Sib al 4aret finber Der
BET meite ON life al i'm Sebe / Barter
al SrGerne. Gems ooerbsuenoe &aaI
g~ienIpber ofte / Sfopen ogiaa ON So
item, iom life nofiom beptier, at De-
life fun er ct gIIfopsubbruo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
2labcn g~orrefpouoance,

pnts~~ycsrrnai 4 hcrur rrNsItru befnnres ~
MN,nYrterwr g I'll Noenes mesntrctne1. wttru.
90 NeN- rnfR ernAifnr, Mts.
@Nereews0aI srn Merfrner, fcrr TIE rpdtoer
nrs s,arre I'M @rhnftfcrer, befcnres tffe.
@nrrarre tenes of'atte tine Spsrosrtnal ! 81
Hrvt nr tnncIiat Erroa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
Spitcns Wpnitringsliite

i~nSbeiatter Rsbfielfen, StooorosletL
WeiIen, @~uIofinfen, glaafielfen, SrG'
iturpen, ben r~sDbrpiteoc SaffSp9t,
@iproeimutten % iommetloet en-
Slot Sriifer. 8iitnof bGnOer bet tio'
Iig ON Soften, at Sfooen ipGrmer al
bortflpttenbe Spurpe, 5infer og Sort-
fugl. Spor aae 8lgIene ioper als
bisie fol6e SsItn9tter, piloe BET bore
panifeligt OF iise; men ifarpIinOi9e,
imaa 5infer forpagter 6armerens
Wtaisbaanb benue peb Sfoofanten. )
! Sfumringen fan Ou ifrGmme op ct
Snes al oer1 fra en- eneIte "Sbod".
Ge fIpuer bitter til butter no fra itAc
| Sfiuleiieoer, fpiorenbe lin BroteIt,
% rtaar on ier nsiere efter / "Sbof'
en-, timber on lime imaa Sfiul %
aroee menem glaoene og Stoffene,
bpor DC ianSt fig ct 2eie % paa ion'
me Sio 2p MOB Be bibenbe Sinos.
Ioar Su Itaar oeb. ~ltbfanten al 60
ben / Sfumringen, fan on bsre gla'
oene rale, ioet StiGitierne bepp9er
fla omfrtna / oeres "Sepees", for at
finte ita De Iuneite Soileiteoer. Spo'
uanIig pplger &c Copper al "Sbod'
enc, mooffc al Sifferbebsbenipn.
boa timber man oainn nogIe / Sc Saano
iom tiI6els err falSne operenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

men ail!eoipnll1er. Sper9eren ltuloe pape
label &oeu ttIbu8e, ba ban to8 ben til SGl'
for al bptte.
1904 Sp.: 9aar en- Nrbcibstarl Ieier
iio ro for s Wduucoer / Ytinneiuta % be-
ennoer fra 'Ite gpril al, bono 5to er 0a efs
ter 9preH bans lib uoe? 6armereu iiaer
al Tiben er uoe ben lite December aarleu,
fum reauer % Arbeibsoase / Waaueoen. fl
ger, at 5tceu er loe tie 9oge ipr, altiaa
26oe RuuCmber.
Su.: Sar &nrIeu Ieiet fig uo paa 8
Mnnneber fra lite NprtI. betpOsr bette, at
bans Sto er uoe ben lite December.
1895. Sp.: Sar ell Wano eiter @is.
cpuiirs 2ppe Rei Ill At bare 9nriierarsut
Itaaeuoe | ct aobeut Stur. bpDr 9tabpeus
Srenturer fan iaa GO9au9 I'll bet % ogr al
bet?
So.: Iariiersrpnt er @tft. % irgen bar
Set I'll at iRtte ND caer I9aae iaaleoes.
at Sreatursr clsr Susonr fan Goe berni.
2Gsqss @ifteu uo meo 5oriGt, er bet fri
miuelt, slgres bet ui~orunrenoe, fan &ebs
fommeEoe tun iagipges ior Sfaocseritat'
ming.
1896. Sp.: /. Or ret Ipoliat at taee
en- &part 2ano uuoer SomeIteaoIppeH. uaar
Der er en- @uInnre paa Sauoet, o. &ulet TO-
retpmmer I Zig WGngoe. at bet er ipnllg
paa Sperlaoen?
Q. San en- Rauo tnee 2anb uuoer
SpmeIteaolooeu, raar ban allereoe eier mere
eno 100 Gcres % 9aHeet er belts9eHoe / TO
Stater?
Co.: l. 8 2open ou oifentltgt 9anb
UNITED States X. Statutes 23o2) beOer
bet nteo Seuipu bertlI. at RWerauauO life
fan tases unber &eitemm:Iieric ON Suute'
fteaO 6Or Sui. % gImcraIauO er Der ipcs
ciels SsItemmeIier, Og Der fan sipres "gn.
trp" paa iaaonnt gGno uuoer SetttUn 2341
Revised Statutes iont. poa'plgcroe Set
tlpu.
Q Spis en- @tripu ouercoe har 100 Ncrss
2auo, Tar ban itte Bct I'll at tage Some'
'teaO, uoen Scripu I'll, bpOr bans &onO cr
~beIi88euoc.
1897. So: Or Der SuhFpricl3tulo poa
&arer, inn juirre2 I'll 6 MAZDA, "a bOCr fan
Jeg Ifaiie mig uuoerretu;n8 I'M. buao oenne
ToIo belpber jig III I hrert EtIiGloe?
Co.: Gen tnuoolite 8cqlrpug Ftp~cr
Sob at eli nor Gel al be &arer, fpm impor.
teres I'll SploNisn. 0ol5 SC hcnugno,y
Sem til en- 8o8haHulsr ptl ban tunae itoffs
Gem en- eler an0eu 3IuuoboQ elcr ioataloct
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

I'll SpBresulaal 1885 / "4often" frr ole
December CT Suarst bIeOe! iaa fort, at bet
fuaos sipe gHIsbHiHs til RtsforfaaslIt,
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16
q MyHige Raad og Uhk q

i~elpforoIemmeaoe airrIigbeo, ior Tie
bigger tiIbnge for nosen OpofreIie,
mar bet ei9LSer 8arnets geli4ro e.;
3irrIiebeb, iom er iaa itor, iaa aSerl.
lao iiegennpttis, at ben tiener iom Oct
melt beteenenSe gileoe paa aierlis.
beoen Dos gu6. Sun npgter fig Der,
peb en- @IaSe, ion ben life reriere el.
Ter itsrre fnbes paa SorOen, en- 8Ie.
De, Iom BET life er sipet no5en anScn
END Wooeren at erfare.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

&l uo9cu al -&Oiten"s ypiere. icm for.
iiunr 10 paq @aruHIng. etve J~eootuoueu en-
COB "Sjsmmereccpt@ for Tl!bcrebn IA al
Suoer. IN SpDr9er oil pl0a. bporleoea
bon ita1 bebanoIe en- Seitebuo for at iaa en-
"8obe" elsr SiGoeiG!o al ben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

Naar nOscir beginner er BET beoit at
IGgse BAN uSitraft paa oct bare Sub
eller paa en- ganf eller 2ounge mab
Sopebet beIer Iabere END aroppen.
Grange alG0er bsr Isstes, friif 9uit
faa ubinoret aosang. aniist og $Glt'
Der beipr9nges meo 8ano.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-16

1893. Sg.: &pcm itaI Ie8 hcnocabe mia
Ill 'or al loo GriTttc,le pa Z rrbanerue /
Hor8s, uoar jeg ton itaiie 9coe A,tsj,eE her
ira?
Gu: 9Os 2e life bar T~cybnoeyicr
/ Icr3e. bpOrpeO g ian 'oa Ge,es Anipg.
ming ioItla8t reOtommeuoc RpnolQheocr.
pil Bet iormoDcHtl'g Upre rnN,teits at fna
en- iaoOan slabs uocp at rcfs ulba9e I'll
NoYdc,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-09
BARRY TOMBSTONE DIES.
Actor Who Killed Miss Kate Hassett,
 an Actress.

Philadelphia, Dec. S.-After lingering for nearly a week Barry Johnstone, the ac- tor who last Monday night shot himself after killing Kate Hassett, a member of Keith's Bjou Theatre Stock Company died yesterday at a hospital. Death re- suited from peritonitis. At Johnstone's bedside when he died were his two sisters and two brothers. his mother having returned to her home In Syracuse. N. Y" yesterday. The actors body was sent to Syracuse this afternoon for burial.
 Kate Hassett's murder and Johnstone's s suicide were the result of the mans in- sane jealousy. Miss Hassett in private life was the wife of Everett Beckwith, business man of Chicago.
 year ago Miss Hassett and Johnstone first met when both were members of the Mime. Modjeska's theatrical com pany. This season Johnstone was for time with Richard Manshelds company. Miss Hassett accepted an engagement with the Keith Stock Company and this week would have become the leading woman.
 Johnstone was a frequent visitor to this city for week previous to the tragedy. Last Monday night he effected an en- trance to Miss Hassett's room while she was at the theatre. He was discovered by other boarders, who warned the act ress. Johnstone joined Miss Hassett on the street and after they had walked short distance he shot and killed her. He then turned the weapon upon himself, firing two bullets into his breast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-09
TO AMEND CONSTITUTION.
Senator Nelson Introduces a Joint
 Resolution.

Washington. Dec. s.-Senator Nelson to- day introduced a joint resolution for an amendment to the constitution so as to give Congress the power to control trusts, and also q bill to amend the Sherman antitrust law by more stringent pro- visions. The provision for an amendment to the constitution was as follows:
 Congress shall have power to define regulate. prohibit or dissolve trusts, mo- nopolies or combinations, whether existing in the form of corporation or otherwise; Congress shall also have power to license. regulate and control all corporations en- gagged In trade. commerce or other busi- ness among the several States or with foreign nations"
 The bill for the amendment of the Sher- man law makes all mergers or comhina- tions in restraint of trade illegal and pro- vides punishment for the ofense by a fine of Sl0000. or imprisonment for one year., or both. against each person en- gagged in the combination.
 The bill also prohibits combinations in restI aint of trade and all attempts to monopollze any part of the trade of the several States or territories, providing a fine of S5 O0O or imprisonment for year ir each case. Corporations engaged in interstate commerce are required to file with the Interstate Comm cree Commis- sion each year statement of their busi- ness. and also a statement giving the names of persons 10 whom stocl was originally issl ed and the price received for 1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-09
BOTH LEAVE POSTS.
Ministe- Haggard and Charge Won Pilgrim Baltazzi Quit. Venezuela.

Caracas. Dec. S.-The British Minister. W. H. D. Haggard, and the German Charge d'Affaires. von Pilgrim -Baltazzi, left Caracas at o'clock this afternoon for Laguira, where Minister Haggard N ent on board the British cruiser Retrf- button and Herr von Pilgrim Baltazzi boarded the German cruiser Vineta. Both the, British and the German legations have been closed.
 Yesterday afternoon the British Minis ter and the German Charge dAffaires deposited at the private residence of the Foreign Minister, Lopez Barralt. separ- ate demands: the British demand being for the settlement of claims and other matters arising out of the last revolutions and the German demand being for the payment of the interest on the German loan and other claims The demands are without any specification as to the time given for an answer, but they are in the form of an ultimatum.
 At 3 o'clock today Minister Haggard. his Secretary, Grant Duff, and Chancel- Tor of the Legation Godfrey. left Caracas in company with the German Charge q dANalres von Pilgrim Baltazzl, for La euira. On the arrival of the train at the latter port at o'clock thirty officers met thc diplomats at the station. Minister Haggard and the other members of the British legation. went on board the Brit ish cruiser Retribution while the German charge d'Anaires boarded the German cruiser Vineta. The Ministers left Cara cas without previously notifying the Venezuelan government probably in order to avoid any hostile demonstration.
 Yesterday and today being festivals in raracas all the public offices are closed ana it is impossible to see any one in au- tbority regarding the departure of the Ministers. The handing in of demand of such nature at the private residence of administer, forgetting diplomatic rules, is believed in some quarters to be with out precedent.
 The actual situation is incomprehensi- ble here. ID to this morning no one ap- peared to know anything about the An Elo-German demand. The Foreign Minis ter said he considered menace on the
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CHANGE IN LAW AS TO UNITED
 STATES CLERKS BOOKS.
Washington Views With Calmness the Efforts of Germany and Eng
 land to Collect Money from Venezuela.

Washington. Dec. s-(special.) .)-The House passed and the Senate will pass a bill of much interest to all lawyers and iitigantB in United States Courts.
 Section s2s Revised Statutes Is amended to provide thus: Under such rules and regulations as the courts prescribe. all pepers and books in the offices of the clerks of the Circuit and District Courts containing the docket or minutes of the Judgments or decrees thereof shall. dur ing office hours. be open to the inspec ton of and may be copied by any person desiring to examine or copy the same, without any fees or charge therefor"
 It is pointed out that under existing law and the practice of many Clerks of the Circuit and District Courts. persons are not allowed to copy the books and papers containing the docket or minute of the Judgments or decrees thereof and in order to obtain such copies they are required to pay the clerks of the courts for the same.
 This has caused much complaint. But Congressman Clayton of Alabama, who Is largely responsible for the amendment, says that no such complaint has been made against United States Court Clerks in that State.
 Mir. Clayton says the demand for the proposed change in the law is very pow errul in the West and East.
 Lawyers and others are to be allowed to make their own copies.
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their memories It was decided to follow the precedent In the case of MT. Reed The chaplain. at the opening of the .ses- sion, paid a ieeiing reference to the death of the, dead Speaker. No business was transacted beyond the formal reading of two messages from the President and an arrangement to postpone the special or der for today. she London dock bill, un- til tomorrow.
 MT. sherman. then, amid profound si- lence. arose and in few feeling remarks. offered the following resolution:
 Resolved. That the following minutes he spread upo nthe record of the House of Representatives:
 Hon Thomas Bracket Reed. died in Washington. D. C., In 1902. For twenty two years he has been a member of this House; for six years it's Speaker His services terminated with the Fifty-fifth Congress. Within this chamber the scene Of his llfe's great activities were laid. Here he rendered services to his country which placed Sim in the first ranks of American statesmen. Here he exhibited characteristics which compelled respect and won admiration. Forceful ability. intrinsic worth, strength of character, brought him popular tame, and congress sional leadership. In him depth and breadth of intellect, a full and rounded development he'd produced giant who lowered above his fellows and impressed them with his power and his wisdom.
 "A distinguished statesman, lofty patriot, cultured scholar and incisive writer an unmatched debator, master of logic. wit. Satire; the most famous of the worlds parliamentarians; the great and representative citizen of the Amcri- can republic has gone into history.
 AnN tw n tinguished dead. the House adjourn"
 When the reading of the resolution had been concluded. Speaker Henderson asked if there was objection to their present consideration. The silence remained un- broken The resolutions were then unanimously adopted and accordingly at 12:i5 the Speaker declared the House ad- journed. out of respect to the memory of the dead statesmen.