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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
JAPANESE DOES
MURDER AT KAHANA
REPORT OF CRIME ON OTHER SIDE OF THE ISLAND
RECEIVED TODAY BY POLICE-MURDERER TRIES
TO TAKE HIS OWN LIFE-CAPTURED BY THE KOO-
LAU POLICE.

News murder received this morning by High
Sheriff Brown The murder committed Kahana
lowed Immediately by the OF the murderer
init suicide the concerned in the affair
aborer living the little village Kahana the other
side of the island became nsaney his and this
morning made desperate attack her While few details
received this morning regarding the affair the circumstances
husband attacked He
stabbed her death with knife After taking her life,
weapon himself and his throat The murderer did die
from the effects Of the wound however.
Early this morning the affair became known the residents of
Kaana and messenger hurried Hauua
Deputy Sheriff Richard Lane The latter absent in Honolulu
tending securing the for last month orhs deputies
Deputy aor K Naon hurried Kaana the Be-
departing Kaana Naone teephoned police
flying the local authorities of the crime stated that the murderer
in custody.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
ARMORY ON KING STREET
EVA OF THE BUILDING ERECTED BY THE l.. T.
GRANT AUTOMOBILE COMPANY IS FAVORED AND
WAS MEASURED OFF THIS MORNING.

The selection OF site for the amory discussed this
the Executive Council meeting and after the meeting Governor
Dole Superintendent Cooper COL Jones and Others inspected and
measured King nearly front of the Judiciary building
which Cooper favor Of The question appeared be
ed by the officials and likely be chosen for the site
unless it is found to be unpopular
"Strategcay the teis that could be desired said Supenen
dent Cooperate is close both the Capitol building and the Judi
building and would both the their defense
being think the
to grounds where the agricultural exhibit The selection
public discussion and should like hear il there
opposition to it by the public.
The proposed has 90 feet front King and feet
deep Eva OF the building formerly occupied by the Grant
mobile company.
There appropriation OF $4,000 for the armo building. 1t
will the public works be undertaken when funds
available The thought be enough complete the
building which desired but big will be made and there will
suitable accommodations for the National Guard also places
safely the valuable property in the possession of the mill
which is danger OF deterioration unless properly kept
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
IN THE POLICE COURT.

All Hoy was fined $25 and costs this
morning by Judge Lindsay for striking
Lun another Chinese, over the head
with a bamboo pipe.
j. Thorensen a sailor struck the sec
ond mate of the schooner W. II. Mars
ton yesterday afternoon and was fined
S. and costs this morning by Judge
Lindsay.
Clement Pieatch and w .DiauX were
fined SO and costs each this morning
for disturbing the peace of the night
Lee Fon charged with the larceny Of
some chickens was committed to the
circuit court for trial by Judge Lind
say this morning.
Y. Abe and None a woman, charged
with unlawful sexual intercourse for
feited bail this morning in the police
court.
Judge Lindsay committed Yong Ping
to the circuit court this morning for
trial on a charge of selling liquor with
out a license.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
HOW TO AGREE I'M
THE JURY ROOM
JUDGE DE BOLT GIVES AN INTERESTING DISSERTATION
ON THE SUBJECT TO THE@JURORs IN THE METCALF
CAsE-THEY WANTED TO BE DISCHARGED BUT HE
TOLD THEM TO TRY AGAIN

How to agree in the jury room"
might be the title of an address Judge
De Bolt gave TO the jury this morning
in "the case Tom Fitch came back to
try" and which proved a hard nut for
the jury to crack. The judge seemed
to think that the jurors were inclined
to stick too hard to their individual
OPINIONS and he gave some advice on
the subject of forming and changing
opinions. The jurors were locked up
early yesterday afternoon and when
Judge De Bolt opened court this morn
ing the twelve good men reported
themselves unable to agree.
McClanahan wanted to renew his
motion for a directed verdict for the
defendant Helen Rowland and against
the plaintiff Thomas Metcalf, repre-
sente1 by Frank Godfrey as trustee
Wilder said that such a motion was
improper while the matter was in the
hands of the jury and the court refused
to hear it. Before sending the jurors
back to try again Judge De Bolt gave
them quite a talk about jury disagree
ments.
THE object and purpose of the law
gentlemen of the jury, is that there
shall be an end to litigation" said the
Judge. "In the administration of JUS
tice, like all affairs human we must
recognize that We cannot proceed with
absolute certainty and while all de-
sire and the purpose of all connected
with the administration of justice is
to do exact justice, we of course know
that practically it is impossible to be
exact. We also know that to err is
human and we know that however po-
sitive we may be in our opinion still
there is a chance that we may be
wrong. We know that opinions once
formed and believed to be absolutely
sound and certain often have to be
changed, and that we may become just
as firm in the changed opinion as
formerly We were in the other one.
While it is right and proper that every
man should consider matters and come
to his own opinion and not ce easily
turned If he believes that he has con-
scientiously examined the facts. stHl
we should consider that others are en-
titled to the same rights, having in
vestigated the same matters with the
same purpose. From the fact that his
opinions are diametrically opposed to
ours it does not follow that he is
wrong and we are right.
why do you say, Gentleman, that
you cannot agree, but that some other
jury, called at some other time, mayo
1t seems to me that by a thoroughly
Conscientious examination and discus
sion of the facts you certainly can ar
rive at a verdict 1 do not say this in
any way as a reflection upon the jurors
but only to urge that the matters be
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
COUNCIL TALKS
OF CEMETARIES
DIR. COOPER SAYS THE PRESENT
BURIAL PLACES SHOULD BE
CLOSED.

A proposal to stop all burials in the
various cemeteries in Honolulu was
discussed this morning in the Execu-
tive Council, DR. Cooper, president of
the Board of Health bringing the mat
ter up for consideration. The mat
ter of finding a site for new ceme-
terry is regarded by 1.-THE Board of
Health as an urgent one, and it viii be
brought w again in a future meeting.
DR.. Cooper reported that the Board
of Hath was in favor of prohibiting
burials in all of the Honolulu ceme-
teries, as soon as possible. 1t is the
opinion of the board that each one OF
the cemeteries has become crowded to
the full limit, AS long as there are
no other sites available, however, bu-
rails must continue in the present
cemeteries. DR.. Cooper viii investigate
the matter further ar report to the
council
The agitation for a practical aban-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
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dcnment of tho present cemeteries as
burial places win probably lead to 4
revival of the Diamond Head cemetery
project, 1t is thought by many that
an ideal site for a new cemetery is in
the old crater, if a cut or tunnel were
made in the side of the crater, so that
entrance would be easy and water
could be piped inside.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
Chinatown Fire Test Case
Judge De Bolt Denies New Trial Goes to the
Higher Court.

The kwong Lee Yuen Company, by its attorneys Robertson
Wilder this made motion for trial of its suit
the Manchester Insurance Company policy property burned
the big plague fire Judge De Bolt took
it submitted without argument and denied.
The motion based principally claim that the trial judge
erred nsrucng verdict for the defendants This is
which will decide of the others growing of the big fire
and its the Supreme Court will be watched with much interest
In Judge Gears the defense in the Chiffon continued
The taking slow, legal obc
tons and the trial does be nearly ended 1t being
tnued this afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
A STORY IN FIGURES.

The following figures are taken from
one of the certificates of the Phoenix
Savings Building and Loan Associa-
rOn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30

LADIES' EXQUISITE NECKwEAR.
The daintiest and most exquisite Gre
ations in ladies neckwear ever shown
in Honolulu just arrived on the go
noma' and is now on display at Sachs.
All ladies invited to see the pretty
things.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
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MAIL TO COAST TUESDAY.

The next mail to San Francisco will
depart by the S. S. Siberia due to sail
Tuesday. She is due the morning Of
Monday from the Orient
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
cure for severe colds, persistent coughs
and preventive of pneumonia. 1t
is the mothers favorite for whooping
cough. 1t always cures and cures
quickly. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., general agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
Total

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
al in the Star. \ h@rGGin.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
MORE OIL COMING
Associated Press Cable to the Star.

VENTURA California Sept oThe steamship Whittier having
the baenne Fullerton and the barge Santa Paula in tow started
Honolulu today going by of San Francisco They carving
$4,000 barrels oil for Hawaiian plantations This The
voyage of the Whittier having these vessels in
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ad in the Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
RIOT AT
BUDAPEST
THE STRIKING VAN DRIVERS IN THE HUNGARIAN CAP.
ITAL PRECIPITATE A RIOT THIS MORNING-THE
POLICE IN SEEKING TO QUELL THE RIOT FIRE AND
INJURE SEVENTY OF THE STRIKERS.
Associated Press Cable to the star.

o
BUDAPEST, Hungary Sept 3o-The drivers who
strike here, preptated riot this morning The police seeking
suppress the fired the mob and injured
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30

AND JOSEPH
THE CZAR OF ALL THE RUSSIAS WHO WITH HIS FAMILY
HAS BEEN TRAVELLING SLOWLY THROUGH GER
MANY, HAS REACHED VIENNA AND HAS MET HIS
FELLOW SOVEREIGN EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH.
associated Press Gable to the Star.

VIENNA, Austria Sept 3oThe Gar of Russia who with his
family has been travelling slowly through Germany and Austria has
reached this and today had with the Emperor Francis
Joseph Much expected from this meeting of these
regard understanding which will be acceptable all the Pow
ers % the troubles in the Balkans
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30

san francisco Examiner.
The following figures are taken from
the Semi-Annual Statement of the Pio-
neer Building and Loan Association;
lI,N
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
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WILL LEAVE HIS WIFE.

A prominent society man, so Dame
Rumor says, has prepared to leave his
wife a snug fortune in United States
gold. He has taken a policy in the
New York Life Insurance Co., the
financial savior of thousands of women
and children, who but for it's liberal
provisions would be penniless The
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. is it's
general agent in Hawaii.
Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ed In the Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30
10000 RECRUITS CALLED OUT.
Associated Press Cable to the Star.


CONSTANTINOPLE Turkey Sept 3o-The Sultan has called
into active service 10000 recruits
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-09-30

Star Want ads pay ct once.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Slip SoIen inc.

GGr life barlse for at Ia Solpiet
gicnnemtrGnge e0era goligcr, iiGr
ON Worsenen, itriuer Orr. 5prreI.
SmiorgsfllNe S,lsmeore betragter
SoIens Sirfniug paa 8ulotnpper %
ItebIer iom oDernaaoe soelpggenoc;
men at itrnge SoIitraalerne noe er
c1bSa nrer poelG8gelloe for Seboernes
Selie % SunobeO. Ter er raturlig'
bis en- aplGen MiSNclpel. Iet er life
nsopenOiat at la SolenS Straaler
itrsmme tno giemtem bpercucite Iet
% b~perteneite giroli beIe Gasen; men
ct Gar elmer bper Iorgcn iflIlNe
gamIe Sol fnu Sop til clement aobne
@iuoucr % 1ere iaapiot muIi8t at
foite itne StraaIer mo / buerencite
arog / Suiet. So0piet er al Ian8t
iterre 9etponing ior SlunSbeSen. ems
Sc ileite ipncs ifjsnne % i~oritaa. Man
begpnoer at bli opmrrfiom pna, at
Solcn fmtIfc or BET beoite Vtlooel, oi
bar, moo allie sIa8s SpgOomsipirer,
% pil Su ia en- lur0 9oIi8, iaa la
CUBS beiIiae SoIS Straaler frit %
ubinNret trpn5e iao I'll otg.
@~irfningen Al Soffin paa bort Sc
gene er itsrre, ems ri bar tGuft. Bore
2eaemcr mootar life bare Sarme ira
SoIItraoIcrne, Be bar 5oooe en- femilt
% en- c.cftriif Iltnftion at l,ofere. Get
or mtIiqt. at SoIifinnct bar en- SIn8S
~qaur,iG clcttriif &uoHD0c!Ie poa o&,
% Sp1tige Eager tror Set. M}anBc oeo
al GriorjuR. at 2otjfjn bar en- mHrfc'
lil Mllt til at IinNrc 0j&ir SIo8S g.
Seller.
Qhr Sol, mcr irif 2nit i pore
&uic % ser pj.oc bIi minorc Eottotr
re1rin0cr o. life i0o mon8c bIe8e AN'
'i5ter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

piI oafaa fiube Set furoeIoetigt al
uaoerhanole meo iiile Mrbibere gien.
mem De Uoreninaer. JON oisfe TIL
berer. Otter bans Mening pil as.
iociationer al benne SIoss life bIipe
til Sinber .for goot Samarbeihe mel.
lent Irheibsaipcr og grbeioer; De oil
tsertimoo biorage til, at Dc nurmer
fig hinanoen. SO beore % itprfere
6nreninger Der or paa be8ge Siaer,
Des beore pil SOrrctniugslipet fri.
nes, Srganiieret paa ben ioreilaa.
ehe NaaSe BIZ Embellishments efter
@ortperS Spfatning faa cit beore
Soritnaclie al Oct oraaniiereoe gr-
bei6es aron, ems Sc .ilbcls bar bant
biotil, % beore iIttes iitonb til at
imsoefomme Dem ,i0en alporlige
aonflifter. Ger err falot bioiiae Sro
ON arbeibcrneS oorenoe Tororiuger,
tiger 8ompers, men BAN. polSer
Bette in9cr irrIi1 acknowledgement.
San bar Set %operbopeDet life meb at
btipc G1giteIig oper llopifIinsen %
Gems muIige Reii,ltater. SaaI9nge
Wenneifeuatitren er Zig, JON ben err,
trnr Ban, of Der bill peoblipe at pore
Wisnsie bnnoe blan6t Irbcioere og
arbeios9tuere; men ban tror tiaige.
at Torbolhene itabig forbebrer Zig.
8iitt1nf hsrer man nllomitutber mere
ON Observation-Disclosures eno | tto.
lincrc Gage, men berai felgcr life
nsopenNiqpiS, al g~rbeiberne iom
&laSie CT mere nrimelige eler enbog
mere ~misfornsiebe, emo DC par 90.
Grbeioerltroligbeoer % inouitrieae
Goitilifter / set beletoget omfatter /
Dor Gio i Here Senieenoer iaa meget
mere. enb DC gioroe isr; berfor til.
trGffer be iig oeiaa iaareset itsrre
Spmrrfionbeb; men | bpert SilipI.
DC, flyer 8ornpers, sper ilige Son.
FILTER Dog Ell pcIgiorenoe Snbflp'
6elie pna 6orboIbcne % bibrage til
at forbeore Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22

Sop eaer ogiaa belt opbsre meb Sorn-
forretning. Saqen er forelebig ben.
bit til en- aomtte al 10 al 9pens 5or-
retningsmprb, beribIanot Here al
aornbnnolerne. Soorleoes BET belle
oil falbe llS, er etonu unfit, men Get
bIir maaife til oct, at bois Der uoite.
oeS ct l1ltimatltm al forann9pnte
geIfaffenbeo til @leuatorfoIfene, oil al
&ornforretning ophsre / Superior,
iaIfalo Tor en- Sib; Ser err iaame8et
itgrre 8runo iii OF irpQte ct ina0ant
Reiltltat, iom gleoatorfoIfene ifal
bare ,totalt. at Sc bar iiiroe at MOB
iGtte Jig etbpert Sorisg paa at oprette
en- @iscouitn.S nipeftion / 8pen. Get
bier Zig, at UNDER BEN ganle SOB pil
be eleontorfompanier, iom npgter at
giere Sorretning / Senbolo til oens
9eitemmelier, life furirc ubIte0e 8ares
bus oitteringer OF otl i~noleoes life
flrre foa lit aorn inipiceret b~oerfen
beS Wootaaelien eller afIfibnin9en,
% OIL be alligepel iflrIoe blioe oeO, bill
De bereS 8orn fife Itaa / Ben 8urs
hos aornbanoIere / 2iten, iom andre
8ornpurer, % Set piloc ga / 2rngoen
life isnne Jig at boIoe poa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
q

Selpfpripar. - Sigimnsiurpen /
I~rteottng al &ermnn 6. Sadies
0sO / @Ierpooo bar aigipet ben Silent
belle, at Sennen Giharo orGbte 3D.
Oeren i S%eIpforioor.
&isber ct 8pbs. - Serator Sobn
Spooner ira @Isconitn brr fisbt
9IanharO-8o0ie / cen norOltgc Gn5e
al Netp Sampibire % oil ianoiDnIi9'
his BRUCE set til Ell "Stof 5arn" el'
Ter Ell Game Geierue".
Ter or 5lom / oen norSIise Gel al
RtSii&itppi.@ loben % oens 9teioe,
Tiger ct Telegram ira ga Crosse, %
en- bel Del 2ato err operi ueumet.
Suietoer al aeres itaar un0er 8ano.
% agrene liNer.
Toitmcitrcuc / eftcrnppnte Sper
bar iuact i'm Con forhsiet ionl ielger:
Geoarburs.' $1,000 til SLIGO; Gbe.
tef. $1,000 til $1,100; 6ermimore,
$1,000 til SLIGO; 8rantsburg, ST..
100 iii $1,000; SartIano, $1,000 til
$1,100; 9aopimifb, 81 100 I'll $1,000;
Rount Soreb. $1.100 til $1,000;
Spooner SLIGO til $1,000. 5 SS'
eeola er 2snnen iormtnbitet ira ST..
100 til $1,000.
Surninipeftipnen | Superior.
Ter or al SanDipuiighco for, at Ben
mnbcgpnote 9epHaeIlc i @eit Supe'
rior ior at beiri iiB ior @tinneiotas
aorninipeftprer bill peSpare. Sioen
ser MI life lrtaerc or ltogen Sirlp
at petite ira @iSconitns 2~egiSlotur.
innes Stcmuihgen at p9rr oen, at
man niaa forore BEN gamle Sop AZ
1895 sieuueniert pes SiGgp al
@pcnS @naro Of Sra0e. iaaIeoes at
GlcuatormGnScne / Supcrior iptrses
III at sisre Sorretuins unSer nGonte
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
mBnmirp.
&anlp lncn en- Spuc. 81

Sailp flcD en- SpDe. - Union Sers
coli oar ltOe paa Sfiprping i ct Oil i
@pomtns, oa ban pluoielig itsOte paa
Ell SepetuIe. en- 2epinoe laa Der meo
line unger. SCR. Sercoff tpg BET Haao
at iQnge Be imaa % fom oerpao / en-
Trpgteli9 &anp meb Wooeren. Sun
ipran9 frem til Ingreb. men boppe0e
Tor langt, iaa Sercoff itf ~anIeoning
til at penbe Jig % 9rtbe ben / lln0er.
fjoDen reo SEN enc Sadn0, meoenS
ban meO Sen a1,ber boIbt oens Sorben
iforS. SaoleOes fltnbe ben life brltge
buerfen line SGl1oer cller line aIsr.
San peIte6e Sen pdl Hpg1en % laaOe
Zig meo belle i'm Ipngoe meuem 6en$
8o9ben % paa 0en5 DtoUe, bpornaa
ban meo line froftiae EGnber beo SEN
/ 0uiien % req BEN op, ina SIoOet Io8'
ie0e. 9dt Hap ban bCn % Bicrtte Jig,
til Sen por o0o. Sam Ian ira Sam.
pei meO nootc 6trnger. 2~epe11ocn
moaIer s 200 ira WhtIen til &aletip.
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
IlliuptD.

Stur SGmnins. - Sra SterIing /
oct norOpeitlige Suinois i~frioes, at
man Ser / @gnen agter at anlegge
flere eleftriife 9aner mellem Be man.
&c SmaabDer, % for at ifafe Drip
frat til Dem har man MI iiiroe at ops
0emnte iSor &iper. gn 0pmniug
ifal opfsraS II 0fil / 8eit Tor Ster-
ling. % oen n1tageS at piQe foIte
5000, 900. Won piI berpe6 faa en-
7o$ paa 10000 5eitefrGTter % Sen
bill poe Gleftriif Iripfraft til 8ane.
rinier paa en- iamIet 2pn8Oe al 1000
0til. araften fan le0eS 300 0til ira
6oSicn. 8aa famine Ti6 ifal ser o8'
iao ifoffcS GriUfraft til 6abrifer.
st "sntsfnp". - Solicit bar
gofitiet tiaaSt Salooncr % Spiue'
buie at Sripe i'm Sorretning Nat %
Sag. Wapor Grolilts er imo0 Oct;
men Eoliti6ef &ett bapbe 9prdabetS
Slertal p1a i'm SIDE. Sm Gftermio.
0ugen Sen 1S0e Mai lpfteoe8 Set
Neaporen oeo ct Statsfilp at fremotrFe
en- lSoranoring. 9praaoet bopoe boz
bet lit Wpbe for at fupne ie pua en-
9poefonp / ct Spiue6us, % Orr.
Gro[iuS nptteSe InIeonin9en, San
atf iii 8o(itiitotioner o. oiiatte Reib,
hporpan BAN uonrprte Sbenbore Bin
oen / hans Steo! @inQen par bereOt,
aop Bombs % tug Grtbeoet / @elto'
Selie. 2iqe efter afiatte Dtnporr1 Mat
foptein grcoter % Gatrcller9eont
grnern o. uonGonte arore. SaIoo'
uerue iii SrSre iii at lllffe al. II ON
Iftener1, % Sc uIoolt8e SplleDnle
u,aa life I9naere eri'tere.
Wueacr.giacu. 8ilperner 9ateS
ionftiorerebe lent on altener Den
tSoe Mai ben al SegisIaturen reo'
toane Rueaer:8iu, Der Gtoer 9hl'
eodo aoaaug til at bIipe gier al 'rrte
sporpoonslinicr. 9iuen pafte en-
lepcrbe Wscoitaro nos ollie Sorpora'
tiouer, ser bar qiort Jig fcoe poo
aommuner3 9efoItninG % oere9
Souisrerc nbeoc Den iaa, al Den tnn'
Sc bliue iorlis Tor &rcn, naar Den
TOM / Spn0crnc paa &oohlc.atoer'
mnro. 8upernBr Oates bar looet
Tia impouere beroi. meocnS Gle Sp'
ems Blade. mco llrStogelie al aapi'
toltit. Sraanet "Suicr.0 ccait", ior'
[anate, at 8iaen ifltIoc opbsieS til
9ou. i0a DC uotaIte Sen rao6eueC
GPentng blanot ale Barrier. 8u'
pernsren Iebiager i'm llnoerifriii
meo ct 9uoifab paa 5000 Sro.
bpuri ban giennemgaar. bpao Der CT
onfsrt ior CO iutob 9iuen % iluitel
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
smeiturin / mi.

Smciturn | Nni. - iSro Selena o.
Butte lfripcs, at en- Sneltorm raleoc
| Wontana pen lice Nsai, og at itsritc
Eelen al StateH laa unOer ct Sne-
bGffe pan ira 2 til 10 5ornnrrrs Gpb.
DC ON Worgenen ben fSSe. ben
gitlige Bart bar Sneen paao, o. bpis
ailoe life inotrnoer. piIoe SneIllset
gaDre agretc pco at aipe Dem ei beiit
glIfelia Gcoe. Observation-Disclosures
1iIier Sneen uelfpmmen. Faa 9ei.
terne bar Del pan mango gar life bar
ret iaa tort iom iaar. STINT 5narehnr.
oerne cr bange for, at nogle al oeres
Chr ifal omfomme. 5 oct norslige
Wofttana por ser en- oroentlio glis.
saro, o. Greet Gortberu-g mens
Errn hapbe onbt FOR at fonlne frem.
Ser leo+ areatlrerne nieaet, % mar
bar iirr banne for Saarene.
gigtis ajeHselie. Gommer
&nofpIes / 5or. Stnters Get Selena
Gar afoiuet en- aietoeIie, Ger gaay no
pa, at BrrIiSenten ir1en Rpn0ia.
BED bar til at ino6eiatte / Ell Sfopre-
ierpatipn 2ano, ser er oabnet for
Settlere. en- Iano peo Rapn Watt
@ler6aaer babe bll8get 9smmer I'll
Ell 8proi al $2S paa ct Stpffe aonot
iom bar inbbeiattet / Reierpationen
men JONI ban bapSe giort "Gntrp" pad
uroer 8omeiteablopen. Regieringe1
forlnngte Detailing for gsmneret, %
Sagen fom berpeb np / gfetten. 8om.
nlcr anomteS bolber mes SomeIteao-
manoen / oernes GaaItaro ON, at ban
har &et til at bugae paa 2anoet, ioet
ban gisr ~girlSeltoe, at bette fife bar
.pffcntiiat 2arS, Sen Gang od BET bleu
.Ia1t iii Sfopreiernatiorer. Regierin'
qcn fisbte oeltre 2anoitrrfning al Sn-
oiunerne / 1866 for 100000. men
Set fol0tes tilbdae belt til 1871. 90
9ommeren err Oerfor al Ben Wening.
at Oct life qif oper til at bliue en- Eel
al sen offentlige Eomrne. aieroel'
len bar betpbeIia Snteresie 0a Sen al.
aisr ca. 100 SettIeres R~ettiabeoer.
Oct er ioreprigt mi1ta, at Sngen oil
blipe appelleret til en- bsiere Oomitol,
oa set er minnre ianSipnlia. at ser BIZ
blipe r,ogen itprf Silitremntng til BEN
uoptaure Del al 2an6et, isr cit bstere
Rets Gienbelie ioreltgger.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-22
Obierper!

2uiere al "0ecoroh.Roiter" beupt
GlwteNnin9en' Oct liIbuO, iom 2un'
Din & So. / tit Gi08ifrift "Souobe.
ncu nm Gnerbuifcn" % oeta &tIa8
bar gicrt Gem, or cnouu QiGIoeuoe.
BET lite Ipnoere, men benpt
G0cr Itrar 4, 0euIle Iuleoniu1. Gctte
ItIblo er o0rigtiG ment, % Dc foor
oIoeIeS imn uolopct, Gette
rr Sen ij0itc glrIcouinQ! 2urotn &
81. Qoronttrer. at De ifoI faa 0ere8
Tcn0c tj.boQe, ON Ge life er FOR.
uclct. Sfrip init i0o8! ON Der er
noqcn. 'om life bar foaet Sto&itriftct
"SonoNcocn ON gnerbuten" % I'll.
bu0et, iaa bebeocr ban fun 8iennem
@reufort at be8iGre ct 6rtegemplar.
GOreSieu er:
Suun0in & 60,
2443-2445-2447 8. &in3ie Ct,
Gbicu8o, 81.