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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

In the flood of bills that poured into the House yesterday. one thing was especial ly noticeable. The utles of the biils as endorsed upon the back were full, dis uncuy setting forth the purposes and in- tent of the measures. There was no vagueness or ambiguity in the tities. They were much clearer and more definite than the headings on the bills of other ses- sions. For this the legislators saw an- other improvement brought in by the new Constitution.
 The general revenue bill will, in all probability be introduced in the House today. In at least one particular the new bill Is a novelty. It was prepared by the Governor. .the Audntor and the Attorney General composing. as it were, a State Board of Revenue. The bill was con. structed with much care. It is expected to be the revenue code of Alabama for four years to come. This in itself is a heavy responsibility for the framers oi the bill.
 The tax rate under the new Constitu. ton is smaller than before. The def- ciency in the tax income must be met and overcome by an increased revenue from some other source. The bill. in spite of the lowered tax rate, 1t Is said will increase the annual revenue of the State.
 The bill would have been sent to the House yesterday, but the State officers kept it to once again compare the items of the old revenue code with those in the new bill.
 It is said that the Legislature will be asked to appropriate $250,0O0 to extend and improve the State Capitol and that the bill will be introduced and urged by Representative Goodwin of Montgomery County who Is chairman of the Capitol Extension Committee of the lower House.
 A conference was held late yesterday evening In the private office of Governor Jelks between the Governor and several State officials. At this conference 1t Is understood that the question of improv- ing the capitol was discussed at some length and bili was practically agreed upon.
 Representative Goodwin and other the measure were present at the con- ference.
 Major R. E. Simpson of Florence, a prominent member of the last General Assembly is spending a few days in the city and was among the visitors to the Capitol Major Simpson Is one of the best known military men of the State. In the inaugural parade Monday he was in command of one of the battalions of the srd Infantry
 Representative Byrne of Baldwin Coun- ty, had the honor of introducing the first bill in the House. House bill No. 1. in- troduced by Mir. Byrne, was to amend Section 4455 of the code. It related to the exemption of convict guards from the working of the public roads.
 President c. c. Thatch, Professor J. F. Duggar and Professor B. B. Ross of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

in seven feet of sand amidships The Lahn's cargo continues to be discharged The saloon passengers have gone ashore and are stopping at hotels, They say that e panic occurred when the vessel struck. but that owing to the coolness of Captain Malichow, 1t soon abated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

Constipation leads to lver trouble. and torpid liver to Bright's Disease. Prtckly Ash ->4.ters is a certain cure at any stage of the disorder. adv-wed-fri-sun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
Stockholders Meetjno.

The annual meeting of sfockhoiders of th' Taliassse and Montgomery Railway Company will be held at the offics of the company 1T the City of Montgomery. on Wednesday. Jan Elet 1908. at i2 o'clock noon.
 The election of Directors will be had and sucf ether business as may legally come before said meeting. VIM. F. ELSBERRX.-Cashter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

Today we can show you and pro- duce your size in all the latest styles. No between seasons with us. We carry the stock. Swellest things on the market-$5. .oO and $500.
 Bullock G Fleming,
 Leading Shoe House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

M ], Roland is no longer authorised to transact business collect money for this association. A. M. Bishop will continue to look after the interest of the association and to solicit new subscribers, which he is fully authorized to do.
 C. O. Wilcox Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
Earthouake in Switzerland.

Zurich, Switzerland Jan. 2O.-A sharp earthquake shock, lasting for two sec onds, occurred at Davos-Platz yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
NoT MIusT As GooD., :,

But the best Boys Shoes ever sold in Montgomery More swell styles than the boys are use n seeing Prices, SI.5O, $2Oo and S2.5o. f Bullock & Fleming, The Leading Shoe House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
Shareholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of stockholders of tha L@lla6see Falls Manufacturing Company vii 6e held at the offioe of the company in the City o1 Montgomery. on Wednesday, Jan. 2i. 1908. at i2 o'clock noon.
 rho election of Directors will be had and such other business as may legally come be
 wM E. RASPBERRY, Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
Steamer Sticks in Sand

Gibraltar. Jan. I9.-Attempts were made this afternoon to float the liner Lahn. but they were unsuocsSstuL The steamer Is imbeddaa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

Delightful Rail and Water trip to the East via folk ur Savannah. Apply to C. S Adams. S. F. and P. A. Moses Building, Mont gomery, Ala. for full informationu. C. B. Walworth A. G.. P, A.. Savannah, Ga
 sDaily except Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
Annual Field Trials.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 2O.-A special to The Commercial-Appeal from Grand Junction. Tenn, says: The second day of the United States AssocIation's annual neld trials was quite as successful as the opening of the meeting on yesterday. Etghty-hve persons on horseback fol- lowed the dogs today among whom were the judges. Messrs. T. o. Sturkis of New York and Thomas Ashford of Birming- ham. The Derby was continued today Braces were run as follows: First series Pembrinas Lady with Scotland Brag Red Jacket with Clambough, CeyIon win Sureshpt, speckle B with Nellie Flash. Iroquois with Rips Lass, Iroquois show ed himself to be the highest class dog in the stake. Second series-Question with Afford John: Joio with Troouois. The Derby will be continued tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Brooklyn and New York Prefer Con-
 tinuation of Fight.

tinuation of Fight.
 Cincinnati, Jan. 20.-The, National Base ball League today after d long struggle nad the hearing of the injunction cases az Philadelphia postponed until Friday so as to continue consideration of the conference on terms of agreement with
 he American League at this adjourned annual meetink.
 tinued today to be to on most of the propositions or to 0 on some, when the New York and Brooklyn clubs refused vote, and in two cases 1t was to 8 when Bos on voted with New York and
 Some of the members had legal opIn- ion today that the agreement between he cluos to remain together for ten years- ene national agreement-is not binding; that the agreement Is one of co-par ner- ship which can be terminated by any partner Withdrawing; that those who re- main would have no remedy in equity but Tor damages: No attention was given to t1I,. shls proposl ion as there is now no proba- ollity Of any such contingency arising | After being in session all day the committee of the whole concluded Its work at D. m., took a recess until 10 a.
 m. tomorrow, when majority and minori- " reports Will be presented by President Hermann of Cincinnati and President Bush of New York. The action taken as committee of the whole being the recommendation of a report to the league SSA aoORGol OA Ilo peace agreement, the Philadelphia and Pittsburg club ovted tho subject to the decision of the Philadelphia court and President Pulllam announced that his participation was subject to he same decision. The vote of sections | and of the proposed agreement be. tween the American and National Leagues was to 3. New York and Brooklyn vot- Ing in the negative. These sections pro- vide for contracts being binding, recogni- ton of reserve rule and return of ad- vance money.
 The vot on section was also to 2 With New York and Brooklyn In the negative. Before action was finally taken on this much disputed section a resolu- ton offered by President Robison of the St. Louis colub was adopted by a vote of 6 to ? recommending the adption of section 5. conditioned, however, mat 1t was to be understood that the National League would not thereby pledge itself to aid or assist the American League in securing grounds Ia the borough of Man haitian in the city of New York, nor re- nnouish It's right to resist any move on the part of the American League to secure such grounds as no such purpose Wos intended by the peace agreement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

Trains s7 and 3S have Pullman Vestibuled ! and trains 35 and 36 have Pullman VestibuIsd antD through coaches between Washington and q. B. TYLER c. A Montgomery Ala P. BILLUPS. c P. A.. Atlanta Ga
 CHAS A wIcKERSHAM President a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21
qMEN,s PAT VIOI SHOES.

MT. L. Y. Dean of Eufaula is in town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

AT lo:15 o'clock yesterday morning the Mon gomery Fire Department was called to Il building on N. Perry Street occupied by Il Waldo Furniture Company. The call was al to burning chimney and no damage wi done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

For further information and for through schedules apply to
 R e RoGERS, Tray. Pass. Agent,
 Commerce Street. Montgomery, Ala. F. J. ROBINSON, Assistant Genl. Pass Agt j. C. HALLE. General Pass Agent w A WINBURN, Vice President and Traffic
 Manager, Savannah. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

who always talking soong that tired feeling. - ~ w -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

6:3opml Union Springs Ala, andI
 points on Seab1ard betweenI Montgomery and Ft Davis Solid train for Unionl
 lSprings; no change of cars a:Isam
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

MARRIAGE licenses were issued yesterday b Probate Judge J. B, Gaston of Montgomer County to W. D. Rhodes and Zona B. Fau
 and to J. B. Scogins and Maggie L. Fauniss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

keepers between New York and New Orleana Sleepers between New York and New Oriean.
 New Orleans with superb dining car seryica D. P oROURkE. c. A. Selma. Ala R. B. LUTz. T. M. Montgomery, Ala nd General Manager. Atle Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

Macon. Columbus Troy, Ft, Valley, Ameticus Albany, S:Ioam Dawson, Fort Gaines, Flu S:0opn Ifaula and intermediate
 .......... points. ............l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

Leave Isoth Meridian time.l Arrive Montgomery Montgomery Daily. Daily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

PETITIONS in voluntary bankruptcy wer, filed yesterday by Will Bowling. Allen Scar and.G. W. Powell of Montgomery; John " Davis, T. B. Feel and P. c. Dennis of Chil ton County and M. M. Bell of Ardiila. Henr! Count.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

The Leading Shoe HouSes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-21

STOCKHOLDERS of the Peoples Cotton Mills held their annual meeting last night in ths Greil Bu lding and reelected the members s of the Board of Directors, No action was taken in reference to the proposed merge into the Fries syndicate
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

Stortingets asnltituttonsfontite ino'
itiaer enitemmig til 9iialo ct Ge.
aieringsiorilGg til 9ou ON absans
for rorife Satsborgere til at erbpers
be fait gieroom euer grnssret poec
@rlnb / Gorge. Ter iGeilaaes At
ophGoe Nenabgang ll0lGnbinger efter
ger9uGrfslouen bar til frit at lfiprpe
% mute anpisninger % peo aisb
eller paa an0en Maaoe erboerpe @rlt.
Der. Sfirrperetten ioreiIaaes forba'
boIGt uorife Statsborgere, % llOlpn.
bingers aS9ang til at erbperpe Cru.
Der oa giort afb9ngig al fongelig Sil-
labelie. Cog i~orbeboIbes aoneen
9et til at meobeIe o8iaa ubIGnhnger.
iom neb 2opens Sfrafttr9ben bar er.
bperoet eGler ienere eiter SilaSelie er.
bperper anpisuinger eler 8nIber,
iamne Nat iom norife Statsborgere
til at Thorpe p.i.o. % erbperpe Malm'
anpisnin9er eller @ruber inoen CT
eler frere beItemt angipne Setter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

On Mmtobibaff. ~SamhoIo. berer.
ter. al Ser grnHobu pod Ioien npGa
er DOB an gnnife mcrfelig Mano, Sri.
item Sisnbraaten, Der par iioruittt
me0 ilomerfeoe Gbner, men bar belt
ira 8arnnomnlen al liseiom fomflen
IND { ct Hirpt Spor. liagtet ban life
bapoe Mpt onben llSbnnnelie eno
cen. MInuuifoIen ior co. 40 Mar iioen
aao. babe ban DeS SeIpituoium Iart
Here frensneSc Sprog iom init
6ranif % Gnaelif. ia enbpg liot 2a-
tin. Siitorien bar bog bans aiep-
feit. SiGr ben Tl0ite o. allerRloite.
gabnleniens. Heriiens, 9rRfenlanSs
ca Roms Siiturie. Bet bnuSe nof bort
% berte iii hans finreIte 2Rsning.
Sans gibliotbef pihner ogiaa ON bei-
te. On iaaoan merfnRrbia Canning
al gamIe ggger ifal man pisialis lenc
lrnge, isr man timber Wagen til.
Ser fin0es aamle biitoriife. ~geosraii.
Ife, Observation-Disclosures 2rrebsser
paa ale mulige Sproa. S~rrebs8er.
ct Bar @unorebe aat gamIe: iiloio.
rife, iheoioiiffe % ipiriltiife Sfrifter |
SobetaI % meget anbet rart. San
par oeb lin 3so finn 50 Iar gammef.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

amerifa ON Barren 1852. aetien
| be 7aee bar beiuarltg | mango
SeuieerSer, % Bet too lang Iio pteo
SeiIifib, iom oa par / Drug. Otter
aoifiaise gefuGrIiaheSer fom Ran til
amerifa; men Reiien ttadrSs tog
ogiaa 5io, Sa man BAR heruiit til ut
ieile paa be tore Sroiieer. Baa
2ofe grie bIeo Sfibet boret iiRnt
ueb SammenitsS ulen ct auSet Sfib,
% ben itsrite Del al BoSiagcrerne
fanot Der en- pdao 8rac, beri6Iou6t
bans 9roocrs aone % @srn. ri De
reooeSe mar Stcphen Dion, Gle og
Rarit Rsnang. Sobn FpIter. Rarit
5plfer (Stepbcn CIious puitru) oa.
dbifiutge andre g~aLorijer. Rciien8
Waal por Ranttopoc, Bi5.. hoortiI
be onfcm De iihite Toae al 9uguit
ithen boerFen aIG0rr eqer Renac,
men meo eu 900 3Hie o. itert
Saano, ior ham baohc. too ban tro.
Iig lat. % mango par De IrGr, iom
nnotte itlpe ior bans iifrc 6uQ. =
Sen itorc SFoq. iort Der oa par, rgo.
Seoe ban itg SNm. = Noret 1853
bIeo ban oiit meb Warit Z. Guejt.
isSt / Norore aurSaI 1887. iom
ooerIeoer hom. 1850 toa ban iiQ en-
Iur til 9}OrQc o. opboIot tia Der ca.
I Mar. ) 1884 icIate ban lit Stem
/ Iouitopoc % futteSe til @ooobue
Gcmtr, Wlnr.. Moor han fiGbte ita
7orm I WlI Ncit foe 9ltmbrotn.
boor han boebe til tin 0sS. Gfhsbe
par en- rrIiq Noub 90 re5eIt1 iort
ino 5aooe | 5arSeI % bugijG I'm.
gang. ion ban pil iopnr3 al bent ban
fom / HerertrQ meh. San bar in.
gen gerr, men hams Some o. @ror'
isu brIrVr hans Tnrnt NfoGhe mr.
mango SIUgtuirae, melt | W1ritc.
moe Guuutn @ts,
0eIitanet ppre bans Qfiuhel
Crit 8. Qorter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Saroangcrs Strpne.

ssnSog Sen TIE Slnt 1903 ptI
Ser blioe aiboI6t ct SarbanleritTp'
ne res lttopifo eprtn8 I WtI / Ret
oq y Y2iI / Rorh ior ct. an&Gar,
Witdle1 Gourtp, Soma.
llloltinacr % ANDRE Sarodnlcre
/ MitdeQ "a @orth County Dor /
noglr Mar eitcr irueS 6ornnita!t.
nina aFhoIot Ct aarItlt Stcr1creoe
CQicric), "a ijoitIcben War 0ihoI0te8
et REQ udrutc 5tV0. TcItdQcrHe |
StcnueneNet 1902 opUGurtc ia
intcnem en- : Mau0&. apmitc iorot
arranaere ct Stepue / 1903, bpiItet
We6e cr berammet iom oniprt. 90.
miteen poIate Z. a. @orS4etm til
Iorrano % u. 2. AurooI til e.
tretPr.
Ieltogcrne / 2tepnet forriae aor
uStnItc CnifCIiQheoen at at ogiao
@oSiinQernc, bpiife err SIGptntngc al
ben idnuHe TnIfiua, burSe lutte iia
iannen mes oS iorat ieae Naunet ct
ioit or1dnlierct boroaloHOs Stepue,
Observation-Disclosures ouctfer0e8 at
hope pputjQ @etnSriu1 for RllItur.
Iipct8 SripieI / Huti0 ~ for Trctn'
ttNeu, % ior al soc 6orcntuQcn5
arritcr. Torm o. Nntol or 9o&ftr.
derre % enhrcr dnOen ouboCrhe
Nobo % Ben Al norife nattonlIc
@rrbicr % 4iuScr UenItuit iro.
buSnc iii Sctte Strrnc. Nnoeu So
mitecu bar ser pUret nlort liht Tor'
bcrc0cIic iii l~lbnr6cibeIie AZ Ell aor'
ititutiou Tor 6orenIuQcn. Tom oette
Mar nj bltuc iorpIoAt TcItuTcrnc til
OucroeicIic. Gn1rer, Der aGter al
QiGitc 2tcpuct, ber auitrrnae itB for
at uurc irefrmc ina tioIil poo TaNCn
ion miiIiDt, iprot ina mere lib III nj
"~Qoershc" meS Dem, ban trpiier
iammen mcb.
Stcunet frGrer bette Nar uonct AZ
IiSen for Gr6ning / tine aiiGrer
oa grioring ira DC tioItaere ai6oLotc
Stcpncr bar tGrt ~, al life 'ad ltoen
Cto trpuQes til at omgoaeS orient.
lig meb Of oen SorSonQer @iritobos
Mat, Tom Be berehliae aUinSer aItio
bar braat meb. 2ifferbcS ipneS at
oure tilitcSe for. at Scr oqion urser
settle stepue ran rheS llnSerboI0'
nina al tpRgenbe Irt, iua Ser fan
forupSc8 ct aHitGHotgt os b~pggeIi8t
Ws0e,
?GrtsNiQ't,
6. 9. aurSaI.
Setretpr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
1O1 Iar gammel. Sra Glitter ifr

1O1 gar sammel. Sra Glitter fri
pes: Gnfen S,peborg 8prbal fra
Gifen afgif ben 1Tbe april ueo D.
Dem i en- alber al 1O1 slor. s Zen
iibIte Stb matte bun for oct meIte
boloe Sensen; men bun bar iulot
~aanosiriif til BET iibite. Sun lepeoe
UNDER minere gooe sfonomiife aaar;
men peo Glib % arbeibiombeo % Ell
iproeles GpgtiSbeo iOm Susrnpoer
fcrmaaeoe bun at ouerpinoe SanIfe'
I~isbeberne 90 sisre lit Silent bpgge'
ligt. Senbes Wano bsbe for ooer 40
aar ifben, % bum lao ba igien meo
4 ~ufprisrgeOe 9srn % en- Seie8aaro,
bporpaQ Der bpilebe abifilig @ielo.
Sum areiebe Jig imihlertio grot % lee
peoe M iorgirit bos i'm pngite Ssr
Ipm bar ooertoget 8aarSen. SGoer
pper ben 8amles 0iin0e.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
De lanosforpiite Sinner.

5 90. p. Born, Sonas Gaitren,
aug. 5ellmann 8ensel paseIitam,
Carl Mannerbeim. gugen 3oIii o.
&eguel @olfi ofientliagisr / Stof.
bolmsblaoenr EFT aaben 6orflartug.
bpori p~oaoiies, at ben 2anosiorutS.
ming, iom for ralnmet benz % De
SrSunberiegelier, iom bar funoet
Steo hos 6 al benz unoer 8aaifuo al,
at De par mistGnfte ior anilag moo
Stataus S;tter6eS, life 9ar furNct
Steb paa @rurbIog al giGIoen0e
2ooe, ga be life bar begaaet noget
Gambling, iom inbebprcr ct bsiior.
r9oerif eler lanosforrGoerif anilag
eller 6orie8 berpaa.
De bar fun, iaapiSt Oct itoo til
benz ubtaIt lin HetSopfatning |
Spergsmaal, iom angif SRbrelan.
bet, iatnt opfororet til archaeological
for 5Gbrelanocts 2ope % gfterle.
belle al Dem.
Sorflarinsen ilutter me0 isIgenoe
Orb:
IS oct 2anb, bpor pi MI isger ct
aipl, beIfpttes b. ifisnt ri er 6rem.
mebe, al en- Ret5erben. Den er os
bDrebar, iom Dor egen par bet, %
bet er ~ieIuiagt. at pi u%nberoroner oS
ben.
% ielp ON ri life / ct % alt beler
0en politiife 6rpgt. iom her raober.
ital ni pibe at tage Senipn til De 9e.
fpmringer, iom fsGger meo SiOeus
mellemiolfelige &~etSlssbeb.
2tgeIaa Iibt iom ri err TONNE bio
for at trPiie aftuIer rettebe MOB
bort 2anbs ~itatsretsliae Sitting,
Iigeiaalibt snifer ri at aipe beretti'
get anleouing til auben WiSior.
itaaelie, iom funoe peffe llro Der,
8i fan nemlig life fro, at Speriges
SeIplGnibgbeh ifal funne iGtteS /
5are ueo Ben 6orbirbelie. ri Der piI
funre uuoerbolhe meo port 2ano %
bets Rebborgere, eller al 5"
ONT Retiprbigbeh % 6reIie for bort
prspebe 6olf. JON Ri ienber cper 9a.
bet.
De Blade, iom bar abuaret os %
Mmenbebeu % enbogiaa meb SO.
ben / Saoub isst at beuIeoe De iuen'
re Msnhtsbeoers Spmerf'ombeo
paa os, bar. iaapibt ri iorItanr, I'M.
herourberet lit Sands Stprfe %
@prbiqbeo % pao iamme lib ouer.
p,lrberet 9~etnbniugen al pore 9erio.
ncr % Dor Gpne.
gi pil gFerHe tro. at ben 8eloilie.
iom ri % pore 2anSsmPnS iaa ofte
bar msht Der. life ifal ioiate os M.
ba ben pil ppre os Sobbelt flor"
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Spmmertrafifcu / @ubbranb5hale

!
bar 8inter ouret ui9hpanlig ltor.
Ssnbeufpr Cessna ifal efter 8orlg'
Henbe life minhre emo 1000 SDloter
tore isrt frem til 2augerL til Cessna
er fremisrt ca. 5000 9pluter. Reo.
oOer 8aala ifal ogiaa fletes ct &arti
paa cmtrent 1000 EpIuter. S9ngere
MOREOVER Galen er ogian itore Wasier
al Ssmmer isrt frem bells til Soneo'
eIoen BETS til be Itsrre Sugrelue.
Serlig ira apifne-Sfaabu fommer
Here SuIen SpIpter BONNER neo
gienlem @inItra. 2allgen er MI iol'
fab / ienbre @ilbbrarbsoaIeu ON.
trent iSiri. % ganemGngoen far til.
tasef life iaa Iibet iom 5elee al Oct
miloe geir o. Sneimeltningen / ben
ii0ite Sib. Stsrltebelen al SoSna ct
enbult islagt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Dor SauSsmanS 8. Saunepia, sr

Sm al 4aptein u. 10. Sanneuig |
6lebeuigeu pr. arenoal er iioen ifior
anint ipm 2eoer al Staters grbeioet
for 6iiferiernes llbpiflirg / Stem
Soutb 8aies. Sr, Ganneoigs isrita
Cp8ape, bpiS belOige 2ssnins anieeS
TOM en- Sriunf paa gfflimatiiations.
upieuets Cmraahe, bar Sperbringeliea
al $50 u1ge GrempIarer al curopRiife
6iifearter uGientlia Rsoipetier -
ira Ginlan6 til Spbuep, buor De op.
brrtes / 9asiiner for efter opnaaet
Iooenbe0 at anpenSes JON aplsiiif.
iSet beres Rogn oil blipe uSfIetfet
en- uuScr Spferelie parenbe llSflqs,
ninJSunitait. Sibiisere er Gar oper.
isrt ira europa til slultralien mes
gobe Reiultater.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Geuae fra Mmerifa.


en- 1aaneo ii0en mGStog Wtari 6. III.
Salen @aagemo, en- @erel paa 1000
ar. 9agen efter fit bum 9rep ira en-
stisbmarb Subn Spperieu, Goopers.
tSmu 8afota; beri ~ntehbeles, at ban
bar ienot "et Iibet 8engebeIab", iom
ban beter frnbe pGre ian oenlig at
ubNele iii trpngenOe Irbeihsmrno
% arbeihsfoinser | @aage, iortrtn$.
uiS til Siaarosler, for Der er ban i6ot,
Sobn Spuerien par. fortRller en- 8an.
gepIring / "8uNbrauosbsIen", Ell
Slismano&g1tt isot | 8ersum uussr
al9ppe og unoer iaa intaa aaar ipal
bel muligt, itisnt NOT bans Gar oar NJ
Gem, Der hog 'is sieuuem meb iig %
fine, bporban bet iaa perste % iuus-
De Jig. 5or ca. 30 aar iiSen reiIte
ban til amerifa,
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
SauefG. 9aa Susutano 2aur. CIR.

TauefG. 9aa Susnranb 2aur. CIR.
Gbrnteniens Warf | 9Ienitrup er Scr
/ april Maaneo aiort ct intcresiant
5unb al Slb'ager ira Ben romerifa
Geriooe al SernaIherpu "a aar.
bunbreSer eiter ariiti SsSiel. 4aa
Soppen al en.bsitIiasenSe gaffe par
ior Ell Gar aar iiSen peO Stsiinirg al
en- minbre sat funbet SfeIetoele. men
insen SlSiager. gin btep Der peo
Saroning al zen pperplsiebe Ssi blot
tet en- lille SteniGtnir1g. % mios |
benne Itob paa ct broIa9t ~llnSerlag en-
9ronefiebel. Der funbe rifnlns 4 a
3 8oiter, @iereu o. bans 6oSer oe.
tog aieSlen meS itor 8oriiatigbeo %
bar Ben hiem | ct SsrflpSe. buoroaa
re eiier auoisnina % | RprpRrsIie N
9Prerne Sitergaarb o. Gpriso tsTnte
Cen ior sens SnbboIo pep at ole bette
op meb Steer for at bet life ifiils;
trpffe &c ,puSe Sieer no. Ierpee
iremfom 10 orramenterebe BuIoin'
gerringe ca Ell ualmiu0eIig tint Spr.
seirgtfe, en- goIif al Sub. 6inSersr
bar ira Yatioualmuieet mcSiaget Ia
STR, serai be 40 ar. ieH 8oStgis.
relic ior IaneIP.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

a%anrneI. Ten aiosoe. Der bar Gor.
utano Tor "Soricns % SmeenS Sfpt.
ieiorcnins". oar @eteran ira isrite
llesUigife aris o. Seltog JON Reierue.
Isitnont | Sitessilnset. 3 lin 1ib par
ban / en- aarrRtte MeSiem al Sfan.
Serbors amtsrano o. iiben 1873 ban.
be ban pPret Sogneprrir ior Soir.
ring Sornbors.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Hpbcu | WprSineriu.

| RorSbotten er otter ioruroIisensc.
ibet bet tislige 8eir bar tiIinteeiort
5aabet ON en- tiSIis CONNER % Den
Seraf fslgenbe MuIigbeb ior tiSli8
@rGS til apGset. 2anSabspoinB
9ersItrsm bar oerfor annooet ben
centrale RsbbiGlpsfomite ON inare't
at iaa tilitilet $4,000 SER. til ubbe.
ling blanot be 9sbIioenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Ten nishnnnlenc Ipne.

Iaae Rr Der | 6latoal / Srats5erJ
haIot Jorhar j aplecuing al @is.
bnHeliBarue MoS aeEan Nllrgit ST..
i'm, lom or esO uaOer Banregt ira 4.
ne n1rmeiteS side. siatet | Sagen
er iisfgs 48arsen@ ben aibsees Nano
% borne latter og 6attistiligusman.
cen | areSien Cen iialIe ior Stisoes.
psheS clcr uicritlHo | Stilinger.
RaHsen % 1ltiereu paaltaar, | Roo.
iGtnins iii SiSnerne, al ben aiSsas
If bet Silipn bun .rRngte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
aamoaI Sob.

terprrf / leiemarfer. iom | Gluten
al September THOR inSitineoe 2rifter,
iom life lrnaere Isi,lcoe liz, faI ct
Ear Maaneber Sripe 5orisssoriit
rtcos en- grbeiosiprfe pan t0-f2
Mnn tror. BET er MnIm NOT,
hris bare TriftsuSeiiterne fan min.
lies. Som geitprer al @Grfet er on.
lat ben tioIieere ansierer Sames
Wrigbt. 8nrfet. iom eies al ct en-.
selif 3ompani. hnpee peS Stansnin.
gen THOR benpeo 100 arbeioere.