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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
HOME WEEK" SARCASM.
(MassilIon Cleaner

Mayor Smith of Canton threatens
to spoil all the fun of home week"
In that city by ordering all the slot
machines out of business. This will
remove one of the old familiar land
marks and deprive many of the only
real recreation they ever know.
Many by that same cruel edict will he
forced to buy their chewing gum.
This looks like high handed assump-
tion Of authority. What can streei
fair or home week" amount to
unless those perfectly moral and edu-
cative machines and all those other
kindred and elevating advertisements
are present to help build up knowledge
and local business ambition? How
can 1t be expected that people will
drive In for miles and make long Jour-
neys home" or to the week of car
nival unless there be something OF
such high character and lofty allure
ment to bring them in. What is thu
use of trying to build up town any
way? Vast expense may be incurred
and strenuous efforts put forth
by men whose only aim is to build up
the city. in culture and advancement;
the biggest snake and the fattest man
In the world may indeed be secured for
a whole week and then some mayor
may rule out the slot-machine and
doom the city to perpetual oblivion
and perhaps ruin it--blasting the busi-
ness hopes Of whole season We
trust that some man Who really feels for
the ultimate glory OF Capton Will IL.
hor with Mayor Smith ana ~ Il TN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17

The Ohio State Journal prints a
handsome half-tone of James A. Rice,
of Canton, with the explanation that
he is the Democrat who says he would
not take the Democrat gubernatorial
nomination as gift. Mr.. Rice doesn't
intend to convey the impression that
the nomination is a commodity to be
bought and sold: he simply is not eI,
thused over the prospect for Democrats
ic success this fall. However 1t is
unlikely that the party, at this time,
will give Mr.. Rice the opportunity Of
refusing to make the race.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17

Chief Game Warden Porterfield, who
recently removed Deputy Andrew Dan
geleisen for alleged overzealousness
has put himself in rather peculiar
position by promising to fill the va
cancy with any citizen, who is properly
recommended Now the friends of Mir
Dangeleisen, acting upon the word of
the game warden, have prepared pc
tition asking for his reinstatement.
The petitioners set forth that Mr.. Dan
geleisen has faithfully performed the
duties of his Office and his enforced
resignation was directly due to the in
fuence of men he had offended by SO
doing. The petitioners include many
of the prominent men of the county.
men whom Mr.. Porterfield does mel
care to offend. So the chances are thay
Mr.. Dangeleisen will be returned to
Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
The Choice Of q Self. Destroy
ing Agent.

1t Is easy to understand why ig.
norant persons choose carbolic acid az
means of suicide, but why brilliant
woman, like Mrs. Francis f. Prentiss,
who ended her life in Cleveland yes:
terday, should select this drug is be-,
yond comprehension.
There is no death more terrible than
the death that follows a dose of car
bolic acid. One might as well drink
molten metal The draught is agoniz-
ing and dissolution is far from i'm
mediate. There is a period preceding
the end. which is filled with convul-
sions and excruciating pain. Conscious
ness usually fingers until the last,
the victims in many cases having
ample opportunity for bitter regrets
and vain longings for new lease OF
life.
There are so many other methods of
making away with ones self that this
route is constant source of wonder
ment to the intelligent mind. Nor
phlne, for instance, first lulls the sen.
ses into sweet repose and then kills
stealthily and painlessly. Chloroform
has very similar effect. Even as
phyxiation is much preferable to an
administration of acid. The are doz-
ems of other routes which should more
readily commend themselves to the sui
eide, yet in three out of five news,
paper stories of self-destruction we
read that carbolic acid was the agent
employed.
And this very fact is the probable
explanation of the widespread use OF
this drug. 1t has come to be associat-
ed with suicide in the popular mind and
when the average man or woman de.
sires to put aside the burden of ex-
istence, the acid is the first means thar
suggests itself. This theory, however,
does not apply to the cultured, who
are versed in the science of toxicology.
In cases of this kind insanity seems to
be the only plausible explanation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
Nash and City Boards.

The home rulers" OF Ohio are like
ly to object because the governor ex-
ercising the power conferred upon him
by the municipal code, has seen fit
to appoint the members of the boards
of public safety in several cities, in
cluding Toledo. He gave the
local officials twice as long a period Of
time as allowed by law in which to
reach an agreement. He has, further
more, done nothing to violate the piin-
ciple of home rule, because If the poll
ticians in the various cities-the men
who were elected TO give the people
home rule-had harmonized their diff
ferences, the governor would have had
no opportunity to act. In this case
as in many others, the politicians are
really to blame for what the people
may have occasion to complain about.
Cleveland Leader.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
"knocking" the Fourth.

Is 1t not about time for the strong
arm of the law to stop the slaughter Of
humanity that comes with every Fourth
of July?
Can't Independence day be celebrated
without the sacrifice of life? Is 1t pos
sible that patriotism" can only be
shown by the explosion Of gunpowder
and dynamite In some shape? It Is
hardly necessary for people to lose
eyes. ears, fingers and hands in order
to demonstrate their enthusiasm.
Would anybody be seriously damag-
ed IL the manufacture and sale of
dangerous fireworks were prohibited by
aw?-Mansfield News.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
The Candidacy Of John L.
Zimmerman.

The Democratic press of Ohio Is al
most unanimously endorsing the can
didacy of John L. Zimmerman OF
Springfield for the governorship. Sell
dom has any aspirant for the guber-
Material honors received more genu.
inc ovation than has accompanied tha
entrance of Mr.. Zimmerman into the
arena at this time. And the compli.
mentary newspaper references to his
candidacy are not mere political gush.
Mr.. Zimmerman has the sound qualiy
ties of integrity and sincerity. He ID
man Of sound, conservative judg-
ment, the best of business qualities and
charming personality. Through the
trials through which the party haf
passed, he has remained loyal to it's
principles, and when men of radical
views have sought to modify or over
throw those principles he has lifted his
voice in warning and used his influence
to hold the party true and steadfast.
In the factional differences that have
arisen within the past few years Mr..
Zimmerman has taken no part, but has
made every possible effort to bring the
clashing members of the political
household together that harmony
might prevail. With the people Mr..
Zimmerman is strong because they
have confidence that he will do that
which is right, regardless of the vary
ing political winds that always set
toward the chief executive OF the state
Bearing in mind always that the Dem
ocrats have heavy Republican major'
ity to overcome, 1t would seem wisdoiu
for them to select Mr.. Zimmerman as
their standard bearer. Tor he appears
to be the most likely Democrat in tho
state TO turn that majority over to the
other side of the political ledger. Ha
is big, all round man, and that is the
kind OF a man the people Of Ohio
want TO I'LL the gubernatorial chair.
------------------------- ~ 4. N
Tlr Waahfuafop yIadAan fhn nuaf.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
Booming Tom L. Johnson for
Governor.

The Columbus Press has come out
fat-footed for Tom L. Johnson, OF
Cleveland, for governor of Ohio. In
an exhaustive editorial published Tues
day the Press makes diagnosis of the
political situation and announces that
Tom Johnsonism is the only cure for
our present Ills.
"The nomination of Tom L. John
son. says the Press. Ought to be des
manded by the people. Tom L. John
son ought to be drafted to the perform
a,,ce Of that service. He has declar,
= biz intention 70 devote his entirs
~ NJ rnt'ya 'nseue p ~ ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17

the poet, the scholar and philosopher,
who was writing Latin verses and
walking among his flowers while fam
ed athletes we're cultivating their pom
derous masses of muscles-Leo lives on
at the age of nearly ninety-four, while
the athletes in particular long ago de-
parted to their puissant fathers.
Here is moral in abstemiousness
which can as profitably be pondered as
the abounding essays on How to Be-
come Strong, illustrated by cuts of the
latest Hercules. II the venerable and
indomitable Leo gets well, 1t is to be
trusted he will be persuaded to set
down for the edification of mankind a
brief synopsis of his system of diet,
sleep, work, etc.--Pittsburg Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
Columbus Gossip
GEO. r. BLAkR.
Otan Corrsspondent.)

OLUMBUS, o., July 16. = Answer
Il the city solicitor Of Galiipolis,
ing a question propounded by
Attorney General Sheets holds boards
of education have no right to appoint
their own members to Office. The Gal
lipolis board contains six members
and there are six school examiners.
The board elected three of Its men,
bers examiners, they continuing to
serve as members of the board. The
attorney general holds this to be IL
legal and contrary to public policy.
1t is manifestly violation of the law,
he contends, for officials to appoint
themselves to positions where they
fix their own compensation and are un-
der their own jurisdiction. He says
the members may hold their positions
as examiners by resigning from the
board, or they may continue on this
body by resigning as examiners.
State Labor Commissioner M. ID.
Ratchford says his next annual report
Will show large increase in the num-
Der Of manufacturing companies re-
porting to his department. He ex-
poets returns from about 10000 firms,
almost double reporting last year. In
1898 but 2,216 firms reported. He says
the increase is due to the formation
OF new companies, to companies which
have been overlooked and to the fact
that companies which refused to file
reports in the past are now compelled
to do SO by recent legislation. The
new laws explicitly prescribe that
agents of the department have the
right to visit and inspect all factories
and also that 1t is unlawful for firms
to withhold information which under
the law they are required to give the
department. Statistics compiled by the
federal government show Ohio to rank
fourth as manufacturing state.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
MuscuIarity VS.. Vitality.

The extreme age of Pope Leo, the
grave character of his disease. the
manifest weakness of the patient--all
combine to render 1t almost incredible
that he has a chance of recovery.
And yet the news from Rome this
morning was that the pontiffs ply
sicians were actually beginning to en-
tertain hope. The Pope's family have
hoped against hope right along. II the
attending physicians should now fall
into the same attitude, astonishment of
mankind would only be equaled by its
qualification that 80 charming and be-
nign and inspiring a life should be
further spared.
Whatever the outcome, there IL q
lesson of the highest import in Pope
Leo's career for every one. We do
not refer directly to exemplary piety
Of the Pope. though that will be remem-
bered by members of all sects after he
has gone. For the moment there Is
even more interest in what might be
called the physical lesson Of his life. At
no time what IL known as strong in the
gymnasium sense of the word--never
an athlete. but always comparatively
small and slight, he has outlivsd ali
but y fe3 Of the men who came into
the world at the Hau4e time. leo. the
Qft q NJ scee1te o1d 1cljeaie pgioQk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
A Friendly Feeling.
(Youngstown Vindicator. /

The Canton News Democrat notes
the very gratifying fact that its daily
circulation hRs pa6eed the 1000 max. ;
The Vtndicator Is glad to Leaf II ana
hopes me o0od oircanlatlon t1rk ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17

Quite number of subscribers to the
Stark County Democrat are In arrears
regarding their subscription, and the
Company requests that they remit the
amount as promptly as possible. Each
subscriber can tell by the date on his
label when the subscription expires.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-07-17
Leo'S Greatness.

AS a statesman, as philosopher, as
a philanthropist and as a Christian
Pope Leo XIII has attained to lead
ing place among the great men of
modern times. For all time to come
he will remain a conspicuous and dis
tinguished figure among the great men
who were most prominent and infuen-
tial in making history during the cen,
tury which lately closed. The world
is the better for his having lived and
than that there is no finer epitaph.--
Philadelphia Inquirer. ~
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Igftc! Seq er bereot til at tase mig
at 0em!" Gbippepa Sails bar ! itor
SpRnoiug en- lnngere Sib efter 0enne
noforOring, r1en ingen al gperis
Sfisnheoer too Gnbban paa Groet.
Veb GrtraDnlg er Der | Gbetet BE.
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brnnbte fnr en- lib iioen.
Mmerican BraIs Sminc Cos. lsa.
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mi0lertioig neolagt Griften, bUorpeo
ct iterre 4ntal Ir6eioere err 6leDen
uoen geifiGitigelie.
Sftelie & Stunbabl SteDens
Toint bar iiOite llgc iaaet Tia operora.
get bet itore 2anbomraabe | Gortagc
% 8oob Gountper, JON Sirmaet FOR
100000 fiebte al Central 5rabiaJ
60. | Milmaufee.
Mrs. Subn Meierboii, giggo &c.
terlon o. @ertruoe Seinie / Racine-
be TO iioite Born i t4.aarsaIoeren-
bar hoe i en- Sneitorm forleoen aften
% bleb a~ngreben al en- f~olfeouno %
gal Suno, iom 6ea Dem itpat. Sun-
ben blep tiliigit ifubt, % be ire Sffere
fiertes biem | Bplitiam6ulancen.
apperne. - ct belt 3sre pafte bat
forleOen 3ag / Mnbtion ga BET ipurg-
ties, at Or. George aeenan, bans SUI
ltru % 10 Barn leb al aopperne, oa 1t
De Iftenen for bapbe beltaget / Snalt.
glratipnsbaaet % Der mitliaeus braat
Smitten oper paa andre. Se er mi
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Tpitinnftipnrr / Snibe. - Sobn
9. Safep, tioltgere 4siiiterenbe Bolt
meter / Sager Gitp, 8ierce gountp,
er bleben iunben ifploig / llnberil9b
at GoitoGienets 0fibler til ct 8elsb al
1868. 20 % er bsmt til 6 Waoneber3
Spbolb | Sorbebringsbuiet / Ntlmalr.
fee inmt til al betaIe en- Mt1tlft ipa.
renbe til Sen lnberilaaebe Sum.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
JnoIanoet.

Mnbreu s. Siprae er nbnapnt til

Anbretu $. Sjprse er ubnaunt til
BoitmeIier / aeniett.
Ser Stnbcnter peb Stntsuniuerii.
tetet | Soma Sin pr bIeben bortuiit
for Spteier peo SfoIeu.
8 1900 bar Der 4,3i2 Tatienter /
Citizens SinosipseaipIer; / 1901
banbe antaIlet poret til 4,4i5 og |
1902 til 1859.
Sipcrt Saeubion fisbte for Is aar
iioen en- 5urm / RGrbeoen al Gilman
for 80 Collars pr. gere. 9tn bar BAN
iolgt 2anoet til en- Eris al 800. pr.
Icre.
Sobn MiIer, Ell Iebenoe aisbmanb
| 2arrabee, ifitl6e forleben Giten gaa
ne0 fra Soitet meo Ell tpnbt &eroiin.
.afnpe, og 2nmpen erplooerebe, bpor.
beb Der fom Slb | bans aIpber %
Fan br9nbte tiIbsbe.
Suaro Of Gpntroi bar beIluttet at
oprette ct mt "Separtement" for
Sranfcre peb Stotsaiplet / SnSepen.
bence. Gen npe gfoeIing ifitlbe anb.
mes ben Soc Sanuar. Com for n9pn;,
bIep Ssgningen til Granite. gfbeIin.
gen oeb aiplet | gherofee iaa Itor, Of
bet bleo lmillig at tage iig al ale Ba.
tierterne Der. ..
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Mtbiputt.
st Efatteipprasmaal.

st Sfatteipprgsmaal. - On nigtiJ
% oibtraffenbe 8jenbelie er iibIte u9e
blepen afsipet af Statens Ssieiteret.
8 Marquette blen 2anofontrafter til
ct BaaIpoenoe af omfring 100000
opfsrt | SfatteIieningen, og Wtifigan
Sron & 2ano 60. bleo ifotlogte for
1000 for bisie &ontrofter. Som.
paniet negtebe imiblertib at betaIe.
men | &reOsretten blep Der @fgtpet Ell
&ienbelie til CUNT for 8pen. &om-
paniet appellerebe iutiblertib til Spie'
Iteret, oe oerne bar MI itooiGitet llit'
berrettens Com, ioa aompantet blir
nsbt til at betnIe. 9igningeu er / Set
foreIiggenbe Silfalbe for 1901, men
ct Iienenbe geleb bill r1u blioe offor'
bret &pmpaniet for 1902, li9eiom
bets 2anofpntrafter for Sremti0en pi.
bIipe beffattet / famine 6orboIb. 4om.
paniet eiorbe giplbenbe, at 9eifo,-
ming at benne Slags / girfeIigbeoen
bar bobbelt 9eifatning, itben Der ogioa
betales Sfatter paa ieloe 2onoet.
Ssieiteret er, iom man fer, al en- anOan
Wenirg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Ratholiferne paa SuSou.

@uoernsr Snft bar, iom isr mes.
oeIt, bcuoiit be itriOenoc <b9Iiter
paa &u3on til 9omitolenc iiteoetfol
ieIo at lille SrGtteu meQCm Dem,
boQo &c icr.ou8er, % SiIicitor 8enc.
raj 4raueta bar i en- ifriitIi9 grtIG.
ring itgttct bom ! bette.
Get uaibungige fQtboIife Somfuno,
iom bar bannet fig, bar bemG9tigeI
Jig Here Girfer % &IoItre, % life ina
in2icote Go8ncpreiter bor iiuttct liz
til Get % trooier sc npe Greiter, iolN
De romerIfe autoritcter bar uonppu..
Gen poUeIiee 9eIegat, Grfebiifop
@ui6i bcitormer @upernsr Gait meS
9c8iprin8er ON, al ban ifaI gribe ino
% benptte GoIitiforpiet til at frotoge
sc unfbprgige, bOao Sc bar iot fig /
@eito6eIie al; men bar ioor upie fla
me0 GomItoIeneS ai8isreIie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

Tia oisie 9ieerne, bpis 2iebbdbere
bare baDoe "pIentp" 2ono. Og bet
CT iuit, buab ll~ngfQrerne bar. Jor
De ass geofommcnoe er M off bragr
Grben. Sc bar biitnof life feet line
tiIfomnnenne 9Gatem0no, men be rel.
Ter alligeuel af rem gnrmbiertig.
beol
IsOSfnlo. 80 Nidaro g. TDler, en-
peIfienot anpitaIiit | Sarge, er afgaaat
beb Tsben, "a aar 9anmel.
Mrs. q. O. Sobnipn er 300 ai
Earring ! Rnrheben al ainoreb, efter.
Iabenoe ito Mano og to imaa gsrn.
Mgitiif Spripinben. 80 s. 8. Gait.
man, tibIiaere boiat | 8abpeton, or
iporlpit ioriounben. San bar en-
fremraaenoe Wano.
Epitmciter arreiterct. - Sobn ..
2ope asiiiterenoe Goitmeiter | ailm
90 en- al De melt prominente WRno
Der | gpen, er blepen orreiteret paa
Influ9e for at babe un6erilaaet 100
Collars al 9oItpGienets Benge.
auinociig ganbit. - Wrs. Charles
Sroper er | Sarge funben ifplbig !
Soerfalb og &speri paa en- 5armcr
peo Naon 9opnton. &spariet bleo Be.
aaaet Safiigeliesbaas aiten al Wrs.
SroDer og henoes Mano.
Nprt6ern Eaeiie apmpaniet Itaar
/ gegreb meb at flptte fine 8erfIteber
fra Sarge til Samestotpn. S Sarge,
boor man altib bar pGret liberal mon
aompaniet, % bnor bette bar facet
omtrent, bpao bet snifebe, bar man
hi taget Sfribt til at neblGgge en-
fraftia Broteit MOB ben proieftereoc
Slptning.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
GttntnttG.
Inf en- Salppnfrig.

Npf CT Salppnfrtg. - Is @lns!oD
Sopni6ip npr Ga Grange raaoer
frnatelige SiIitanbe iom 5cIge al en-
antiIsalocnligas Sorisg paa at bo!'
Sc Saloonerne iibe. Set Intteoes St'
aaen at ian ale SaloonholSere til at
Iuffe fine lloaIg; men Ger oar lite
gnitemmigbeo ON Sogen, ioet ST.
Iooum9uoene bar mango Senrer
b.anbt geiolfnirgen, % bette bar
abort oem ganife oriittge. De fore
latte Tia at begnnbe isien, men 9igaens
Spf bar biotil formaaet at binore uo'
itebeIie al Sc ~ucooeuoige SicenieS.
Seroper err ScIooupeunerne blepet ra.
ienSe, % aae SIags goIoshanollnaer
har funbet SteS. artbur @bite, en-
fremraaenoe ManS inoen Stgnen. blen
iniompreet. mems ban fifteNe Spor'
uoau / SaSIetcu. Gu ufienSt 6ienoc
Ian FiuIt peS Stntionen % aifpreSe
lem SfuS paa BAN. Schn NcGon.
nels gaaniuaSbus bIep iprGngt /
2uiten uco Tpramit. ug irIu bIep ban
ooerialot % ifamlaaet al en- 5Ipf
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
Mango Liv fre|ste
% Sneie al Dent BOT
Der Smegnen.

Nb~reip9oomme ltbpifIer fig 6urtigt.
alln liot &beimerter til at begpnoe
mec.
sst life paa Smerten, og andre Sners
ter f6l9er -
stereuoroen, Sittferiesc, gris6ts
SifeaIe.
9oan's Rbre 8iuer freIier mango 2io.
Selbreo Gpreip8oomme. fer bet CT for
tent.
29s bette Stlfelbe:
Rrs. Carl Relion, 1o40 8Se gbc., 9.
G., ct. GIoub. Riuu., flyer: Seq bar
an9rebet at HpgImerter for ct Sibsrum al
~ aar. Ser bar en- tuu9 na9eube
Gmerte ober Smnlrpg9en, N~prenfiouz
brinsen bar unatlrlig % it9rtt TARGET,
FAINT meb SuucfaIO. Seq tinbe life botle
roli9t ON Ratteu, o9 ON Wor9enen a
ieg It9eiaa trRt ion 4fteneu foritb. Seq
bar ON ober belle 2eeemet os fslte belt
roiItbt. gfterat babe feet 9oat's &tbneb
SiQs Itertt anbefatet, ooertnltes ieg til
at forisgc benz, fisbte en- 9gIfe / @. S.
Subn's g(potbef, anoerbte Wiolet og bleo
Itrar biulpet. gRiu Selbreb, / bet belle
taget, forbebrebe fig. Seq a~n6efaIer paa
Set bebIte 9oan's &ibnep gius til andre
2ibenbe.
On fri 9rpue at Senre ubu,erfeoe Rbs
remeoicin, Ser belbrebebe gtrs. Nelior,
biz blibe ienot portpfrtt paa Gnntobning
til 6oilten Tom 6elt 9et nf Sc SoreneSe
Stater. aSresie: Softer Rilburn 60,
Buffalo, q. 3.
Eilialgs 6os ale apotbefers; Sris so
Gents pr. Sgfe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13

bereS til mioIertibie gieneiie ! on.
Orc Afoelinser al Srren. MARION.
.beIit. Naar beres Gieneitctio paa
8eneraIitaben CT ubls6an, ifaI be
saa tiIbage til ben armeafoeIing,
huortiI De bsrer, % unbtagcn !
ariestio fan De ga life isien fnuttes
til Staben, TOR De paanu bar giort
Sirneite | 2 aar JON regulpre Oil.
cerer. Stabs6eien, Der aItioa fun
er aniparIig operfor G%rGiioenten
for. bpab ban gisr % taber, ifaI babe
Speropipn meo 2inietropperne 90
Iigelebes meo Sropperne | General.
a6iutanterts, 8encralinipcftsrers 90
andre IfbeIinger al 5Gren, apitar.
tiaeriet 90 Sntenoantltren ibareenet.
SonS Der for Chen paabpiIer arme.
ems Eoeritbefalenoe, pil UNDER ben
ttpe Srbntng bIipe uofsrt al Stabs'
6efen eaer en- anoen Officer, iom
YrGiioenten MATTE itonrpite bertil.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-13
3lnrn pukntn.
@pbt ipr Merchandising.

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bpao ser mcONales ira aofomo. Ssnoia.
ia, itaar As Siger ira aotomc %
Sonaro Goumtper / nnonte Stat rel'
i~eiGroi9e ol piI bragg no til Sofoto
icr at foa ljl ct Siem % en- Non9
bIauot De tosrige Beberioenoe, iout
enonu ferer Ell enslig SilpGreIIe Ser.
noe. giteriom Bet ier no iii, tnorps.
feoe en- iorouunS Suoiauamano, iom
iom III Dor i NGrbeben al &ugbp, en-
allnbgisreIic ! ct gIab | aotomo o.
befIagebe Jig oper ben ~"itrigcnoe"
apiuOeman9cl. iom enonn raaoer paa
DC CRATER, bpor ban Dor. Ger bar
miuoit 500 llngfarer, iom ,atf % ius.
feSe i i'm Gniombeh | Snegnen Al
&rlgbp. Ifrep han. Yiaerne / &pfomc
oQ Somar6 Gouniper, iom IGite beu'
lie Seremia0c. ipntes, at oct oar fPIt,
al 5olf ItuINe hare oct iaa pnNt % uG.
re iaa uIpttelil / oenne Seroer, % SSn.
oianamanbcn / Noro Safota fit mart
en- iIig Mo&ie 9repe ira llnamser /
fin SsSebpab. at ban maatte til at Dol.
DC SetrctGr % eaen Soltmano. &c
piIbe ollie tomme til Gafcta 90 giitc