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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21

have been worth about $3.50. The only
plausible explanation for the FIRE is
that it was the work OF some incendl-
any. Mr. Bowman had occasion to visit
the barn about midnight, but no one
was seen stirring in the neighborhooo.
The barn was locked, and had 1t not
been for this fact the horses might
have been rescued, but by the time an
entrance was forced The flames had
made such Roadway that an attempt
would have been worse than useless
The department was delayed III reach
ing the scene. owing to the alarm was
turned in from box 426 at the South
Third avenue police station. On ar
irving the department found the fire
to be several blocks away. This is the
second time Snyder & Larkin have lost
by fire. their bottling works having
been destroyed several wears ago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
Solicitor of the United States
Treasury Will Speak Here
October %
IN oRAToRY PROMISED
Gifted I.,wan, Formerly Prosecuting
Attorney of This District, Will De.
vote a Week to His States Cam
paisn = Is Well Known Here-Trib-
utes of Attorneys.

The barbecue committee is ir-
resistable There will be or
atory enough and it will be
hot enough to roast the OK without an
oven, if it doesn't set the praires ATTIRE.
Not conten, with the assignment of
Jerry" Sullivan, democratic candidate
for goyerno., to speak on that day
the barbecue committee has insisted
and pleaded until the republican cam
paign committee has consented to can
eel its ar 'angements for a monster
rally on tie 29th, when congressman
Cousins ana Walter l. Smith We're both
TO appear, and give place for the elo-
NJ ID. O'Coanell, solicitor of the United
State treasury. With a Sullivan and
an O'Connell TO speak there ought to
be no lack CT native Irish wit and or
atory to please the crowds.
The troubles of the barbecue COM
mittee have been many. When the day
was settled upon, for Wednesday the
2Sth. the committee had no speakers
in sight but the advertising had to be
started and the fat OK purchased The
democrats 1ad booked their candidate
Mr. Sullivan, for Il rally on the 9th
and the republicans had hired their hall
for a bigger rally on the 18th. when
Cousins and Smith We're to speak. The
committee got Su!livan's date
to the 2Sth, but fcf days il
seemed impossible to get lib republican
date changed because az republican
speakers We're booked for every day
of the week and their meetings adver-
tised 4 representative of the barbe-
cue committee. with republicans in tow
invaded the campaign headquarters at
Des Moines and demanded that Cover
nor Cummin, be assigned TO MARSHALL
town on the 18th This was impossible,
as the governor was already advertised
at Mt. Pleasant on the 2Sth. and Wash
ngton on the 29th. Both towns are in
the extreme southeastern section of the
state. from whence it is impossible TO
get to Marshailtown on the same day
Yielding under pressure the campaign
finally consented to give the
governor "doGble header" on the 30th.
assigning hir1 to speak at Marshall
town in the morning and at Cedar Rap
DIS in the evening. But the barbecue
committee could not get the democrats
o consent 10 Il change of date from the |
18th 10 the 31th and. as pledges We're
nut to stand pat on the 2Sth, it was
to bring the would be COVER
Tor and present or will be governor
ogether on the barbecue day Then |
he solicitor Of the treasury came to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
This guarantee bond is plain and

This guarantee bond is plain and
simple and ii positively assures you
THAT when you commence the Mi-o-n
Treatment you run absolutely no risk.
You simply deposit so cents for a box
OF this flesh forming food with Me
Bride & Will and il after using it
you do not feel that you have been ben
Gifted, you go back to their store and
they viii return your money without
any question or argument
1t is true flesh forming food COM
bined with elements that regulate the
digestive organs and remove congestion
and irritation from the stomach. liver
and intestines. Mio-na will restore
Arm health flesh, fill in the outlines.
and give a pleasing plumpness and
symmetry.
Begin its use oday with Mcbride &
Will guarantee to return the money If
Mic ma does not do all that is claimed
for It,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21

ing by Constable Haas, charged with
stealing a horse belonging to neigh
bor Gust. j. Weber of GOT Woodbury.
street. Cages capture was not eff
fected until he had given the consta
bic a chase of several blocks. Weber
alleges the horse was taken from his
lot ON Saturday night, and he swore
cut a warrant charging Gage with
being guilty of the theft. Gage was
sighted on South Sixth street this
morning by Constable Haas. Upon
cathching sight of the officer Gage
started to run. and was not captured
until he had covered several blocks.
He was finally run down. and placed in
Jail. His hearing has not yet been
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
AMusEM ENTs.
when Johnny Comes Marching
Home" Disappointment Muscaily

! Home" Disappointment Muscaily
1t would probably have been just as
| we'll If Johnny hadn't come home al ali.
but kept on marching. He didn't sue
i coed in making very much of a hit last
| ight at the Odeon, wnen the much
heard-of spectacular military opera
made It's first appearance before y
Marslalltown audience. Comic opera
Is misnoIner when applied to when
Johnny Comes Marching Home" and
such is the production by Stanislaus
STANCE and Julian Edwards heralded.
There is no comedy in it--an opera
without comedians, YET an occasional
laugh is provoked by he grimaces of
Jonathan Phoenix. The music is a sad
disappointment. and were ii not for the
bursts of patriotic enthusiasm pro-
duced by the waving Of the stars and
stripes. and the singing of some of the
Old time songs of the north and south.
there would be but little TO enjoy in
the production. Not ore real artistic
soloist appears in the Whitney COM
pany. which is presenting the opera
and about all the music there is Is
found In some of the choruses. The
composers must be given credit for one
thing. however. and that is that the
idea of the production is unique. Sell
dom would one go back to the sixties
to gather the material for an opera, or
would select old patriotic songs and
adapt them to the modern times One
is reminded very much of "Shenan-
doah" or some other old time war
dyar fn,. oil l,.a, l,,-t 40 ic
woven into the piece. thus detracting
from the production from an operate
standpoint. II Johnny ever arrives
at home he should be chained up, or
else given new start.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
HORSES PERISH IN FLAMES.
Team Belonging to Snyder & Larkin
DESTROYED In BURNING Barn.

Fire. the origin of which is unknown,
destroyed the barn belonging to An
drew Bowman. near the corner of Sec
ond avenue and Boone street. this
morning about O'clock. A team of
horses belonging 10 Snyder & Larkin,
which We're kept in the building. to-
gether with harness and grain. were
The total loss is estimated
at about $500. The horses are said to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
TO COLLECT PICTURES.
Iowa Library Commission to Work
With State Federation For Loan Col
lection Exhibit

Mrs T. J. Fletcher, president of the
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs is
in receipt of a letter from Miss Alice
S. Tyler, secretary of the Iowa Library
Commission. suggesting that the com
mission and the art committee of the
state federation act in conjunction IN
securing some good collection of paint
ings and art pictures. to be loaned for
a series of exhibitions turnout the
state. in library buildings. The cities
where the collection will be exhibited
will be specially selected. and will be
where there are fine library buildings.
Mrs. Fletcher thinks the idea an ex-
cellent one. and will recommend to the
art committee of the federation that it
act with the library commission in Sc
curing the collection, and arranging for
the exhibit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
A WORK OF ART.
c. w. Mckown, County Jail Pris-
oner, Makes Beautiful Ship

c. w. McKown, who is in jail
charged with obtaining money by false
pretenses, has just completed work
of art in the shape of q ship model,
which he is going to present to Sheriff
Shoemaker. The model is beautiful
thing, and is an exact representation
to the minutest detail, of a full-rlgged
clipper 1t represents 80 hours work,
and in it have been used 237 pieces OF
wood, and 400 yards of thread, for rig
ging Mckown has worked with an
ordinary jack knife, with one blade
broken, a piece of glass, and some sand
paper. He has named the ship Wi
nona," and is soon to start upon an
other model, similar in design, 10 be
styled the Lily" The other model is
to be given to Deputy Sheriff Hutson.
McKown is the man who is accused
of defrauding business men on fake
scheme. by collecting mon
ey for advertising on an amateur the
atrical program, which was never pub
Ji.be6
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
BIG SPECIAL.
Sale Of Waistinss for Thursday and
FRIDAY.

Thursday and Friday we shall place
on special sale for these two days only
all our heavy merceriZed waistings.
We want to say to you that the prices
we shall make on them will be so low
that we expect them to be picked up
very rapidly. All mercerized waistings
that sold at 81, CSC. Soc roe. 75c. will
go in this sale at 59c yard. All mer-
cerized waistings that sold at CSC, SOC,
and soc yard will go at this sale at
only SOC a yard All those that sold
at csc will go at 19c yard. This Is
new. high grade and very popular this
season. Do not forget the days-to-
n, orrow and Friday. First come. first
served.
NE1vTIE INGLEDUE & co.
The Up-tc-Date Dry Goods House
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE.
Walter kuhns Says He Knows Nothing
About the Rhodes Bank Robbery.

Walter kuhns, the young man from
Rhodes, who was placed in jail on
Monday to await the action of the
grand jury on charge of being i'm
plicated in the robbery of the Farm
ers' Bank of Rhodes, protests his in
nocence, and says that he knows alb
solutely nothing about the robbery and
was not concerned in 1t in any way
Kuhns said that he overheard the
conversation of camping gang near
Perry, and that in telling Of this he
was suspected of possessing some in
side knowledge concerning the crime.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
Ways Ointment

Positively guaranteed by the manu-
facturers TO cure eczema, dandruff.
fresh bruises. old sores Of long stand
ing, milk leg, and all other forms OF
disease Of the skin and mucous mem
brane. Keeps wound open until every
impurity is drawn out, then healing is
natural and permanent. Cases chronic
for years Yield readily. Antiseptic:
no disagreeable odors. Always have
some in the house All good druggists
sell it. II yours doesn't send us SOC
for large package.
D. B. WAY CHEMICAL co.
Grinnell, Ia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
MEETINGS WELL ATTENDED.
Congregational Association Gathering
at Green Mountain Closes Tonight.

The address Of President Dan Brad
ley. one Of the features of the meet
ing of the Central Association of Con-
gregatio1a Churches and Ministers.
which begun 1t Green Mountain Tues
day. was delivered before large aud
fence Tuesday night and was an able
effort. His subject was The Intelli
gent Christian Life He spoke for
about al hour and emphasized the ne
cessity Of a thorough education that
fitted for some special work. The
meetings this morning We're largely of
routine nature. and ended at noon
with the dinner served by the Green
Mountain ladies in the church. The
principal feature of this afternoons
program was the discussion on the pro-
posed union of the United Brethren
Methods. Protestant, and Congrega-
tional churches. The discussion was
led by I'rs. Bookwalter and Carlton.
who favored it. Others who spoke We're
Secretary Douglass, of Grinnell, and H.
D. Herr, of Ames.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
GUARANTEE BOND.

We hereby agree to refund the price
paid for Mi-o-na, if the purchaser
tells us that it has not increased
flesh and given freedom from stom-
ach troubles.
Mcbride & viii.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
Charles F. KOlich
Had Nervous Indigestion


Mr.. koIichsays: l had no appe-.
tile; food did not taste good and my
stomach was full of gas continually.
My Indigestion became so bad my sto-
mach refused the plainest food. 1 be-
came thin, nervous and gloomy BY
advice of very good physician l took
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
WILL GIVE GUARANTEE BOND.
Mcbride G. Will Gives Signed Agree
ment That Mi-o- Costs Nothing
lInIane Cures

Unless 1t Cures.
Mi-o-na. the remarkable flesh form
ing focd and cure for dyspepsia, has
won immense popularity by the unusu-
al way in which it is sold.
With every 80 cent box of ma,
Mcbride & Will give the following
signed guarantee bond. assuring the
purchaser that Mi-o-na costs absolute
~ nothing unless it increases flesh.
cures all stomach troubles and restores
health
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21

Paine's Celery Compound. 1t did me
world of good. My digestion has
never been so good In my life as 1t Is
today. Since using Paine's Celery Conn
pound I have learned Of hundreds OF
others who have used it for the same
trouble with splendid results"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-21
ALLEGES HORSE STEALING.

Oliver T. Gage, Accused Of Horse
Theft, Gives Officer Chase.
Oliver r. Gage, living at Gil Wood
bury street. was arrested this morn
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Sra %Silippinerne.

Solbbetjentene | Wanila opbagebe
oen t0be, at nogIe Smnapaffer, inbe.
boIbenbe Silfeporer, Sslutsi CO
grHnbeuin, fom meb Sransportifibet
"Sonnrb" uoen at ppre angipnc paa
Sfibets gareliiie. "Somaro" fom ira
Songfong, boor oct nar bIepet efteriet,
og ,logIe al Enfferne bar abresiereSc
til Sficerer % Seres Suitriter, Get
ier no, iom man after bar for Jig ct
Grentpel paa Smuglin9, iom ifaI Dor.
re temntelia alminbelig, naar bore
Sran5portifibe anlsber fineiiife San.
ne, boor alting er biliaere emo / Wa.
Mia. ...
Zen iilippinifc He9iering er iiGro
meb at uonrbeioc cit 2op, iom ifol re.
GllIere Opium Sbnn0elen. Ger ifal oil.
IptteS enGmbebSmano, iom oil bape ut
isre ct ifnrpt SiIipn bermeo.
Regieringstroppcrue bar bopt on
GGffc Sfiprmpbiler meO 2o0roncrne
/ Eropinien Ii8aI. Wonge al 2nbro.
nerrP& 6srere er tngne tilionge OF
belle OereS Scr er iprpnet.
Grfe6iifop @uioi, JON er papeli1
IeIe8at paa 5ilippinerne, bar ifrepet
til Hom, at ben SpIittelie, lom ar
frcmfalot al 6iIipino@iIfopen agIn.
"a, er aIporIi8erc. enc man isrit at.
to9. &c ir0isbtc ilutter Jig piais ii!
9epp0elien, forbi &c tror, at Sc life
fan bIipe foit De ropgierrige Mun:c
% fon i'm &or0 igienL meo minore y
Tiger Jig los fra Hom % banner en-
uofhTngig airfe. IA Ereiter berer
til BET uaTbrugige 6llipino. Somiuno.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
@faDcr 2oen Irrmic.

Che &opoI Sruit Company / Gbi-
cage tunOglorOe ior Ell SiO iioen, at
Oct uiIOe betnlc ira s. til $50 fOr 8 al
&c be0ite IibanOlinger ON "6oroelenc
ueb at ipare % loOrleOcs man ifal
ipare." 0tiis Sena @bnIen, iom er
Steno9rui i @inneibeif Gountp 9onf
/ OecOrob, beitemtc Jig til at oGre
meo i anmpen % in0IeUercOe en- Nj.
bnnoIing. I'll i'm SoerroIfeIie pon0t
bum altben ErPmie, $50, % "Gbiclgo
Slnonp tribune" aitrpftc ~forIeOen
0etiS @hnIen@ IfbonoIinQ iammen
meb Sc soriQc, ionl nor tiIfienot 4rP.
mier. She HopaI Sr1tit Gomponp no.
giDer Dem ale iom Smoaifriiter %
ipreOer Dem omfring / 100000 Or
enpl1rer.
Miis @haIen5 AfbanbIirg, ser or
Qo0t ~ifreOer % inhehoIber mango mt
tige % goOe RoaO. pil blioe trpft /
"Geo Irnen".
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
SttQer Sporosmaal.
Gn TUrcippraiel fpranSrcSc CIT WanSs
belle Siu.

Noor C ioor en- Mon0 til at fo*.
it0d, 1t bans llposieli9beo fommer
ma ubcINi8 aoIt, % at ban fnn b.;
rift pe0 at BRUCE nioenifobeIioe Nr.
r~ln1&mioIcr, iao er S.nQct halpt pu,t.
Set. en- 6OrrrtnjnQ&mono / Hcn
Yorf Tiger;
Sea pIoQeoe5 / lang liO meo lief
6orOeic,ic, Noucopinc ~ Moucon>c
% hapoc ta8ct iorlfjcajNc Mcojcincr.
llen ltocn IoGe ReiuItutcr. Sea be.
Iiuttco1 At preoc, bpor0ou cit NoItIoy.
1n0rina uilNc 0lrtc. Sea bar alori1
brp0t mia uiGcrc on Cereals al noQtt
SloJ%, mcn ipjitc Itooigt Aieo "a @aa.
vrrt "a NrAf Mntfc.
EON GorclperRic. ianot lea. It
@ropc,9&It@ por nleact roit % bcIIut.
tc6c 1t prrpc Nen, Mt ii9P. at lea bleu
o~rcrro'tct over Rciultutet cr uti!itruf-
fc.jlt, Ntin Nouc0pinc ~ioriuanht. min
Nlernr bleu tldrcrc % mere ATTN. mi,
nc Nnfolo a 'lCt Taroeielie blcp ipr.
re ~ 'Trrc. in6ti. sc belt opbsrtc.. o.
mrocn@ lea cnNonl lif 1iem trrt.
H2r'f "a u~Ou9tjR til nolcn NnItrun.
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0cs.
0}in Nuoiorpe bIcp riff. mine
9hr'tlcr itertc o. ioitr % fuuoe toolc
hoa0'ombc,it, ~iite0etior lsie o. ilnppe,
ION De Ter Oor. Sea Dor 10 MiI ira
min Iorretnlns % ipo0icrere Geie,
rem % ttIbo8e bper Gu0, noor 8eiret
ttlo6er Oct. Iea cr 81 Mar aummal
% 'eIer mig ioo iriif % itert. iom "a
Ie8 U1r 30, % icB fan ride 70 I;l
ont 2ogen pao @icpfle uoen at mGrta
1o9cn lIemme 6slser." Nopuet fal,
op8toes oeo BoInim Co., Battle @reet,
WaiG.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Sgbsialb.

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Gorsoag) Morges i lit Stem her
9pen eiter oper 2 IurS 2i0eller al
arPit. aiOs0e par FeOt / 8ranS
Srpitesi9Io, SobeIano, Ben ste Suni
1851, % bIep IaaIeoeS omtrent 80
Iar gammeI. 5 1875 bIeo bun gilt
meO Sobn RingoabI, CO / lit 9ggte.
fob bar De bapt s Born. I 8utter og
cit Yige, hoorai I Ieoer. gn al @ut.
terne Oebc / Ell unq Al0er. Ni0sNe
hor puret ipaclig / % Mar. @egra.
pelien iore9aor i'm Nllict 2erooN8
Norgen ri. 9 "a al. $3.50 ira &irfcn.
2i0ct brinQcH til gig Canoe ior at be
graoe&.
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Crit @otfc / Tronfoiuc Eownihip, DO
Sc Eir&0o0 ocn 106c 0cnnc@ eitcr on.
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pao 8oor0en H0micp / &nbrc Splu
Norge, % btcp oItloo list oocr s. Mar
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Gmerito i 1851; Sc booze iarit poo
a]Olbfonona ct Nor o. ilnttcoe Il,
6ronfOlQc Gnp. i 1852.
IiOe0c citerloocr iia Mono % e.,
Tnttpr RrS : s >tnr,n Trrrn
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
"@nren"s aonecrt / Scspcr.

"9uren"S &oncert / Se$per iioIte
SerbagS Iften nor pel beieat trobs
Bet banrIi8c Sprc, % llnocrbolNnin'
gen Dor / aucWaaoer pcQpffct. st no.
mprfet Gro9rom bIep ubfsrt, %
Snngerre beItcoe megen % peIfor.
tiertt IppIou&. &c matte qipe flcrc
ertrauummere, % icIp ga Trograms
met par tilcu0c, iniiitereoe SiIbs.
rernc pan, at Sc ifltloe blipc peO. Mr.
2innepoIoS % Mrs, GngcIS Spill iif
ogiaa Ell QoO Mo0togelic, % Wr.
8Iagstucot toQ Eublitum meo
Storm. Otter aoncertcn blep ser
gipet en- @nnfct Tor Sungernc %
6eres aSiiitenter. "2urcn" maatte
lone mari at fommc igien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Oe Sieuren ifree.

Ter er / en- al bore iterre 9per Ell
Tr1ous" Ores ier", iom ioetminoite M
ON Gagene gaar % t9nfer pao nooel
anoet elN at ~itaffcre no %llbitiQings,
DinOner / NoOebanOIcrnes 9utifcr.
Get er life nsOpenOi9t, at Naone blir
nGpnt; men SilOro9eIien meooeIc=
berpeo affurat, JONI Den eff til.
Zen llnee Grpert boIot fer ON
3aeen paa at flPoe to Wooeiigurer;
men iaa fit ban 9eriESe inO / ct anoct
Rllm efter mer alpocr Tor ISigurernc.
VtcnS ban bar frapGrenoe, bnp0e ct
Bar al hans MeOhiplperc bragt Sc
omtalte "IummieS" bort / ct onoet
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Den tlG0t Irsfen par fomn1en mo.
Slin itoo / itllm SorbnuIcIIe og laa
bort / ct ltoitiaingspinou; men Dor
llnQe Grpcrt bnpoe broat ON. % oa
bon paa &cicn tilbage iii line Itgllrer
op0ogeoe Sen otter npeite Nooc no
Itaiiereoc Came, ser itoo Ihlm %
u0cn at rsrc e., Mhlifcl, mcntc ban,
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Ior Sen Sfianne ON 2ipet % piIoe
bare bcttoc bort til ltHltiQinaSoinouet
lit ior at ll0itiac henbc Ger. Ncn
"TiQurcn" freq, inn set liomct / belle
@ntifeu, % Sen rnNc %inou." Ores.
Ter" miitet nUitcn Tuitcn.
lln0IfrIbninQcr oN TorfIlriuger por
! lin CrOen; set er bdoOc nit oQ ianNt.
Nen Sc hioIp life. Cen llnQe N1me
oor life iitonO til at forito1, hoorior
no9cu ifuI0c fumnc Ia hcn0e ior en-
"Nummn" cacr ell MoOcHQur.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Slot Ro%neresitatiitif.

Eolittif 6oriremmelie ira Heprp.
lentantbuiet til Scnatet er natllrlIg
NOT, men BOG er oct maaife life al.
mtn0elig befletot, at al De 80 Sena.
torer bar fire % treoipe ppret Weo.
lemnter al Suiet, fer Be opnnaeoe Den
Iom beiere anieeoe 9grespoiter. ut
mango Reprp' cntanter bar line Gan,
fer benoenote pan ct Spoe / Senatet,
er liffert moi, % De ileIte al Dem bar
Cnten pGret aunOicater ior ct idaodnt
eller cr piQlge til at blipe BET, naor
2eiliaheb bpoeS. Serten Senatprer
bar uGret 8upcrnerer / fine relpeftipc
Stater, og to - Gllllom o. Rellpn
- Jar inOrbaut bcgQe Stiainger. %
al De nppalate Senatorer, Der pil tnge
Snoe Sen i0c Mart%, McGrearp al
&cntudp % Stone al DttSIouri, bar
o9lnn pTret baahc 8%ltoernerer % De
prUlCntn1tcr / Suict, NogIe al Sc
nltorerne llor0e Sieneite / Slilet lud
ITnGe lt0enL at De er n9Iten forglemte.
Ser Isl0cr NaunCne poo oe Senatorer,
ser bar pUrct Meolcmmer al Sulet,
I'm oe ems fife gif oirefte ira oct enc
&ll@ til Set nrCct. Napnene gipeS ef.
ter Stutcrne& ali1bettife Sroen:
None$, Irfnnila, Enttcrion, Colo.
rn0o, &omIep, Connecticut. MaQarp,
Tloriba, Dubois, SOaho. Golum %
Wuion SuinotS, aQiion % GoQiper,
Soma, Sorris, aanios, @ladbltrn,
aentrfp, Sale % Srpe, Mdlne, @el'
Iin9ton % WtcGomoS, Oturrlunh,
Soar % 2ooge, Mosiad)uiettS, BUR.
rcm&, Mid)igon, NeIion, Nttnneiota.
Moncn. MisiiSlippi 8nQinger. Nen
Sanpihire, Scan. Icm Serien. FIntt.
Neru Oorf, Simmons, Hortb Carroll.
ia, SonSbrou1h. North Sofota, Nl.
Nridl Nho0c &alunO, Nc2nurin, Spo
Carolina, Gamble. Sn0 Sdtofl, Oar
mad, Gewnesie ice, 9niIep. Scro$. Rop.
Inns. Utah, SunieI, Girgtrtn. GlfinS,
@eIt @ir9inio. GIarf. @noming. NJ
Sc me tiltrrScnoe Senotorer bar isl.
9enoc prrCt Weblemncr al Suict:
Sppfiu$. %uinoi&. gong, &anioS. 0tc.
Grcorp, acntufu Stouc. WiSiouri.
NenlonNa. 9tepabo. &utimcr. Spo Ga.
roliun. Senatorer, Ser mar pTrct
@llpcrnerCr, cr ieIgcnoe: 9errp, Mr.
fanio&, Ecrtjn&. California, Gulom.
&ainoia. MtcGncrp % 6oIter, 2ouiij.
ana. Niger. Mid)igat, NclIon Min.
nciota, Wc@Murin, WiaiiSiippi, Sor.
afer, Ohio, @betmore, RboOe SSIonN,
Gilman, Spo Carolina. Sate. Gen.
neSiec. GuIberion, Seros, Eroctor %
Tiainobom. &ermort. @arren, @po.
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
SorifieHist.

8i0iam gaIeI, iom iorissic al
ifpoe Bolitibetient gaeitao | Ntaoilon
Ga 0eftte pilbe ~arreiferc bnn, er oemi
til ipo Mars Spbolo | Staisreiorma.
toriet / Green Ban.
Gr.liapor Mmes pil M ianoipnlig.
bis meb Oct ierite blipe bragt tilbagt
til minneapolis. San bar giort ci
8ories paa at unoorage1 Zig lloleperina
til Winneiotas Mtpuoigbeaer unSe:
Gaaberaabelie al Snbeas CORPUS So.
pen, men Retten / Ren Snmpibir,
nGgteOe bans anbragenSe. Sagen
ifal MI bebaitoles / Statens SsieIterei
oe inleoens CT anles paa Srifob unber
$4,000 aaution.
aplcra? Smbor6 / anferlinjens
8ampifib "aaromania" inbtraf paa
bets Iioite Sur ira EaIermo, Reapel
og IarieiIleS til Ren 9orf Ter mis-.
tGnfeliee DsosfaIO, oa Sornanoen /
gten DorfS Sunbbeosfontnis1ion Or.
0otp, fdr,bt, at Spmptomerne tDoer
paa aolera; berfor oil Sfibet bIioe
fuloitGnbig oesinficeret og bets 1873
Iasiagerer ienot til Soffman'S So
LAMB, bpor Sc mao iorbIipe, inotil BET
piier Jig, at De er fri for Smttte. 2i-
gene iGnfeoes | Sapet, % SfibSlG-
gems magre Rapport IfiprpeOe Or.
Sotps WiStonfe. 9e 6 uIpffelige leo
al Ssipge, JON euofe meo arampe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-13
Smdapluf.

q. z Nlnrc h3r HIM H, Glow.
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2ofota. Non .,1r gpct ! g4innciarif
Gour.n IL 9l3r.
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m III writt,r : ,~,r h,,, I .,,r
er itor I,rr INN h,n ,,,cr - nrin,
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fpnl hib IrcN31:. ~ MON rr ~, i;o,rn
meo at iottc 0cr oy
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reSrina al Rotiou,Ioanfpr i 7,cnr,,