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The sun., 1903-11-09
COR CLIBHOUSE BURNED.
Building OF the Morris County club De-
strOyed-New House in spring.

MoRRIsrowN, n. j., Nov. s.-Ths Morris
County Golf Club house was burned to the
ground at noon to-day. Most OF the fur
nishings Of the house were saved, but
hundreds of dollars worth Of golf sticks
and golf balls were destroyed, as 1t was
impossible to get at the lockers contain.
ing them
The fire was discovered by the cook.
who was preparing 4 meal. II was seen
coming from the roof and was pfobably
caused by defective flue. Steward Barber
asked for aid from the Morristown fire
department, and Mayor Reed gave per-
mission to have chemical engine and hose
oart sent to the grounds. They could give
little assist ance, as the building was then
nearly consumed.
President Frelinghuysen Of the club
was among the first to arrive, and under
his direct ion the furniture was taken out
and placed in the -Punch bowl He esti-
mates the loss at s., 900.
The Morris County Golf Club is one OF
the best known clubs in the country, The
clubhouse was frame building OF modern
design and every fall many social events
have been given there.
A new clubhouse will be built in the
aDr1pp
The sun., 1903-11-09
LOSES $4,000 AT WHIST.
Iowa Gambler Plays Six Hours \ Day nj
5000 q Game.

DRs MONIES, Ia, Nov. Sd. Locke is
playing a series of games Of whist against
James Henslee, who has lost 80 COO thus far
and says he will play a month longer if
Locke Is willing, The men are professional
gamblers. They play six hours each day.
beginning at 4 o'clock in the evening. The
games have been going on for a week, $500
being the wag er Tor each game,
Fully two hundred spectators witness
the play each evening. Two hands Q
dealt face upward in addition 10 the two
played by Henslee and Locke, lScn plays
one OF the dummy hands in addition to his
own.
The sun., 1903-11-09
DROPPED DEAD IN A PEW.
Whe0 tho Widow Got the News She Was
in Church in Another City.

SCRANTON, Pa. Nov. s.-Those who at
tended the services at the Second Presby-
terian Church here this morning, saw a man
fall in his pew and lie there. He was found
to be dead, death having resulted from
apople1y.
The man was a stranger at the church,
but papers in his pockets proved him to he
w. NJ. Wason. aged 5S years. a commercial
represented the Bowker Fertiizing Com
pany Of New York, with offices at 6S Broad
way. The body was shipped this afternoon
to Harrisburg.
When Mr.. Wason's widow got news of
the death. she was In attendance at the
services at the Presbyterian Church at
Harriah,rr0
The sun., 1903-11-09
CtD4HY DOESN'T BELIEVE TT.
Says the Man Cost clio, Who Confessed To
the Cutiahy Kidnapping. told Lie.

OMAHA, Neb,, Nov. s.-Edward Cudahy
does not believe that Costello, the man
under arrest at st Joseph, Mo. charged with
being implicated with Pat Grove In the
Cudahy kidnapping case. had anything
whatever to do with the kidnapping, and
Yesterday afternoon authorized this state
ment:
Grove in the kidnapping case. He prob
ably got drunk in ST. Joseph, and while in
that condition made the statements he ia
credited with Az soon as he sobers up
and finds the row he has raised and trouble
he is in he will probably deny the whole
story. am positive he had nothing to do
with it,"
Costello worked in the Cudahy packing
house several years ago, and was never
looked upon as a man who would take part
in a kidnapping adventure.
The sun., 1903-11-09
ATTACKS SAM GOMPERS.
He Prints "Scab" Advertisements, Says
q Delegate TO the &. r. L.

Al yesterdays meeting of the Central
Federated Union a delegate stated that
President Gompers of the American Feder-
alton of Labor had advertisements from
non-union firms in the Foderdtinnist, the
official organ Of the Federation.
That is merely business affair" said
Financial Secretary Robinson.
IL don't care" remarked Delegate Hand
of the Carriage and Wagon Drivers Union
He shouldn't print scab advertisements
II this is true, all labor organizations should
join TO put Sam Gompers and the Fedora
ton of Labor out Of business.
No one offered to start such . move
ment
The sun., 1903-11-09
Died at Table.

A man supposed to have been George
H. Simpson. bookkeeper for a Seventh
avenue plumber, died in his chair at table
in Paulsen's restaurant at 467 Eighth avenue
last evening, evidently Of heart disease. At
Simpsons home, 483 Vanderbilt avenue,
Brooklyn, it was said last night that he
had started for Manhattan to attend
funeral and had not returned.
The sun., 1903-11-09
TO CELEBRATE DUKES WEDDING
Tenants OH the RoxburEhe Estates VIII
Have Dinners and Dances.


LONDON, Nov. s.-The towns OF kelso
and Dunbar and other places on the estates
of the Duke of Rox burghe will give dinners
and dances and will be illuminated on Nov.
TO- the day on which the Duke will wed Miss
Goelet in New York Kelso will give the
bride a gift Of jswelry and Dunbar will
give her silver plate.
Floors Castle, the Dukes seat in Rox-
burghshire, is being entirely renovated
The sun., 1903-11-09
MARRIED..

Nov. 7. at tho First Uni
tartan Ch urch OF Brooklyn, by tho Rev. john
p. Forbes. Margaret Low daughter oil WI
liam Augustus White. to Prancb Mlnos Weld
Hartford papers please COPY.
The sun., 1903-11-09

Take Laxative Bromo Ouinnc Tablets. All drug
vlstS refund thc money " II fails to cure. T.. "
Groves signature is on each box. CSC fdr
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25
NO SIGN Of
IMPROVEMENT,
The Chippewa Funds are stu Being
Ssuaadead.

Reports from Leech E1.ak e,
where the Chippewa land exanit
ners are now working . are that
the corps is making haste slow
ly' and that It is making ms care
full an appraisal as though the
pine timber was going TO Se SOLD
on its estimates: OF at beast tEfis Us
the ;supposition since it takes The
examiners one day to examine one
eighty acre tract each. if this re-
port is true, which we do not
doubt since it came through ne
liable source, the cost for examSr-
ing Chippewa reservation Bands dis
at the rate of ten cents per acre,
or eight CENTS more per acre than
it costs railroad and private cor
porations to have their lands ex-
anmned- At this rate it we'll cost
the, Indians to have the reserva-
tons that still remain to be exam
ined, exclusive of those portions
of Red Lake and the Mississippi
reservations that are now being
examined, about fifty five or sixty
thousand dollars. This wor k
could be done by a railroad com
pany for less than fifteen thousand
dollars, and by a private corpora
ton for even less than this
amount 1t is safe to assume that
the cost will exceed ten cents an
acre on the Red Lake coded reser-
walton, since the examining corps
of that reservation is working at
a point where they cannot be
watched BY the Indians.
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25
POLITICS VS.. LYDICkS.

During the past week Indian
Inspector Nesler investigated and
took testimony at Cass Lake, in
the Lydick contest case, and the
Cass Lake Voice very sensibly
sums up the matter in this wise:
Gas a matter of fact, there is no very
serious contention as to the right of
Nellie Lydick to allotments on the
reservation. The opposition hopes to
defeat the awards by proving that
after her return from school, and her
marriage with George Lydick, She
practically rclinquished her rights to
take an allotment any where, and in
fact had lost all claims to an allot-
ment. If the department should take
this view of the case it would be es-
tablishing an entirly new precedent,
for it would mean that Indian chill
dren who had been sent to school,
educated and were endeavoring to bet
ter their condition and habits, must
continue to live on the reservation
wear blankets and long hair, and not
sever their tribal relations or improve
themselves in any manner"
For the sake of justice we hope
the Lydicks will win out. But in
case they do not we can not see what
advantage the white squatters will
have gained since they are tres
passers on the lands in question.
The three Mile Lac Indians
whose application for allotments
cover the lands would in all prob
ability then be able to secure the
the land, and it is doubtful whether
they would be as lenicnt with the
squatters as the Lydicks have
been.
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25
1he IQMAHA!W!.K!,
Jus. II. BEAuLIEU - Publisher.
White Earth Agency, MINI.

81 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER de-
voted to the interests Of the
White Earth Reservation and gen
eral Northwestern News. Publish
ed and managed by members of
the Reservation.
Subscription rates: $1:50 per-
;annum. For the convenience of
those WHO may feel unable to pay
for the paper yearly or who wish
TO take it on trial, subscription
may be sent us for six and three,
months at the yearly rates. ALL
sums sept to US should be forward.
ed by registered letter to insure
safety. Address all communica-
itions to.
The Fo9My[AHAwK
49, WHHpE EARTH, MINI.
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25

The aoTe taken from photograph of the teachers chill
first Boarding school established this reservation The
school was built in 1871 during the administration Of Indian agent
f. Smith, be teachers consisted of Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Miss Matte Armour, living Orange Cal: and
Mise Hattie Cooke AIRS Gln, wife Of Rev. j. A. Gi61an Of
Washington, d. c.
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25
.UNSAIlSEACT8R
Atl0TMENTS.
The Law Which Presclibes the Manner In
Which Chippewa AlfdtF1ents Should
be Made is Igparad.

Several Chippewa Indians from
Leech Lake, among which was
Gay-she-gwen~ay-ya leader OF
the Sugar Point fight, who at
tended the celebration here last
week, are very much dissatisfied
with tAe ananner in which their
allotments were made. and arc
extremely bitter in their criticism
of the methods that were ased by ex
Chippewa commissioners Williams
in making these ahobmeats.
To a representative of the TOM
AHAwK they stated that the allot-
ments were not made in the man.
ner prescribed by the act of 1889,
under which the Chippewas OF
Minnesota have and are stiA re-
ceiving their aMotnlents. Instead
of permitting the Indians to Sc
lect their own and the allotments
of their minor children, the com
missioner proceeded to make tkese
allotments without regard to their
right to select for themselves, and
in a great majority of Instances
without the knowledge of the al
lottees. On this account theE
now frequently find the land upon
which they have always lived and
upon which their Improvements
are located, allotted to Others: or
else these allotnents are located at
some point on their reservation,
which they have never seen, and
frequently in swsmps or other
worthless lands. Besides this the
Commissioners believing that there
was not sufficient land to allot.
more than twenty acres to.,eaelh
person, made the aliotments &C.
cordingly. "A subsequent inves-
tigation, however, convinced him
that he could ailot an additional
twenty acre tract to each person,
which he did. After this he made
two more additions of twenty
acres to each allotee, t h II
bringing the amount of each al
lotment to it's full quota. But in
stead of allotting these tracts con-
tiguous to each other, they were
allotted separately, and the allot-
tees frequently find their allotments
scattered over three or four sec
ton or in as many different town
ships.
The commissioner of Indian af-
fairs sought to remedy this de-
plorable condition among the
Leech Lake allottees, and author
lied the agent at Leech Lake to
readjust the allotments there.
This work has been going on for
some time, but without satisfac.
ton to the Indians and without
much improvement over existing
conditions.
In view of the Indifferent and
careless manner in which the al
lotments have been made at Leech
Lake, it is evident that the In
dams will have much trouble in
the future in protecting their in
terests therein.
m, D.~lk o-l "rnrr
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25
Death OF ". |. wakefield.

Death another pioneer resident OF this state namely
Bill fmiary known all old timers 1t thirty
nine years Mr. Wakeed then recently mustered out veer
an of the war of the rebellion landed Crow Wing lie
then young fine specimen of robust manhood and big
hearted genial gentleman - w. >. ~,
has many times remarked by old Grow Wingites that
recoecons of that old village and there were
MANY agreeable companionshp of Bill Wakefield he was
bad humor and always had either word OF
those who needed It, MI axe
field lost his wife and resided with his
Edward Wakefield Libby Aiken the date OF his
death last week
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25
REPORT OF A MEETING OF THE CATHOLIC INDIANS.


doiang min Observation-Disclosures
nganiad
gmigod n,aslka
eananin ngokg aki Aptch
NanLto odarndawi Mind gale endse
gga gale nina tseNao ginwe'ch tch nimad tci ami
Dma1ind keiad Notwithstanding c kakmsnnse"id gaijswaake
anamiang Ga tcl Observation-Disclosures INV
meskwjiniin oljjanisal
tawindwa
eiadjg gale koataogwad
nto og, n hisinaan kjSani
akaaewng gikaagwewinng Ga
mi ga III bmadsiwa mi keSk ven
KjNanto ,ni songdkwad nw e ogialawt
wemigo aking eadg wmtigo
gakonaodug Notwithstanding ce ond oa
pinangdwa-
mlgwcciwiamn Mimiomsinan "s.aaan"g cad mink
gagng
"id Ryan gaie ekansi enam'ad L. Bona
Gale min gshkowad c kkna
Notwithstanding Kci Kimshonsinn kknanadig cadjE
Apechi sagumm gknumadwigamig
MISUNDERSTANDING pagdmg gjci
aw kecwadsid Api
wasawcnamjn gktc kjmslomsinan 81 1k"Ataa' iw
Mn ktc wc"itigoj 'ami
adjg gakiojg iw seodH kknoamawn
ndhnsinang Kakm obwa enamiajg Mountaineering wi wdo
tcl i'll dihligewad ndasso kikiloowln
Min gale Notwithstanding Kitcmoko akin
Min widokamn gale iw ond gwa
Mi dash
Hidiwad mawandjdgig.
enamiadjg sagasweidi awaa1
Jesus KhcIt~a Mari gale Joseph M-ge-ing
The foregoing report in Chippewa the proceedings of meeting OF
Catholic mission and
celebrated
their coincidence TIE lal1oH
received at the hands OF the
extending thanks to the President for his liberal policy
thanking
OF
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25
The Indian; Right and Wrong,

@"We hold these truths to be self,
evident: that ALL MEN are created
equal: that they are endowed by their
Creator with certain unalienable
rights: that among these, are LIFE,
LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAT
PINEss"- Declaration Of independence
July 4th, 1776.
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25
"INJINS CAN PLAY HEAP
BALL."

The Ulen ball team met their Wa
terloo at White Earth Monday.
While the Ulen boys have made their
white brethren quake, their noble red
brethren demonstrated to them the
superior mental of which the Almigh-
ty formed the ancient and original
American race.-Becker County Jour-
nal.
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25
RESERVATION LANDS
TO LEASE

100000 acres of first class farm
hands on White Earth Reservation, I'M
tracts, of 80 acres and more, by
ALLOTTEES.
The Tomahawk., 1903-06-25

Subscribe for the TOMAHAWK,
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The ToMAHAwK will be mailed
to any address in the United States.
Canada, Cuba and the PHILIPPINES.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

fomit OBJ iaar. &c paa ben Siifnof.
fcbe Sitter meo DC iDnre SipifspIer
90 Sliebpra. lie paa ben RATE oa ranfc
Sorretningsnianb, ie paa De fottige
5omilier oper ale Iiager Der en-
angIt og HnoieI for oct, ioni uil fout.
me. Ter finSes nerlig life Silt ,aa
5orpet, o. Der finoeS life | Sapet.
Terfor hsres bet enitemmig: aob.
benl aobbenl ben eSel9gger os.
Men aobben taser intet Senipn. Gen
itanr tpf iom en- Mnr uoenior hets
6irmarfen % Sromscs &pIt. Ru
bar Den pgiaa funoet gei til Better.
oaIen 90 2oiotcn os bill pisielis fom-
me til at oeltage pou ell ubpggelig
Waabe | Siffet Der. Ger er life bare
ale De WiIltoner, Tom Itanr uoenfor
eler inc moo 9piten. Nei ben soar
inc | ale Sunb. Gen 9oer op Of.
og paa mango Steber, iom in6e |
galsfiorben, ilaar maj ben libel belt
oppe / Si9reitenene, iom ifiiloe man
babe oGret paa Ssbopet o. brGbt ben
poa Sien. Zen Seriing aobben font.
mer til of gisre innr fan bIipe ifie6.
ueipanger for RoroIdroene. Set er
life bare ale De Suiener Hiifere %
ane 5orretningsmRno iom fommer til
al Iioe. Wen tRnf De fattisere Sami.
Tier. iom bIiper berspet i'm biligite oe
ppientIigite Scott. Sor Der er life
aogefiif engang.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
3posfalo / @aroncr, 81.

Sra Gardner, 81. ifriueS til o8:
Mr. 9uarO s. 9urgeis ira Seriber,
&anfofee Co., 81, er oanoret bort.
@fbsoe par igOt zen 29oe San. 1S4t
og bIep iaolebes nGr 60 9lar gammeI.
Strar efter lin Intomit I'll Imertta
/ aaret 1866 reiite ban iii 2iSbcn
eaer 9eIano, bpor ban tilbragte fem
aar, reiite berfra til Filot @rooe,
8oafafee Co., boor ban bisbte en- per
og goo 6arm, % bette bleO bans %
6omilienS Stem inbtil 1898, Oa ban
ilpttebe iii gpen Seriber, bUor ban
osoe eiter lGr1gere StOs 2iOelie, Ssr.
bae oen 10oe San.
Sans @nfe, Iartba, fcOt Sborien,
meO De fem, iom enonu Ieuer al en-
gsrneflof pna IT, besrG6er Sa6et al
en- gob gGgtefGue % 6oOer.
Wr. 8urgeis bar mango Gar ct
We0lem al @rarb-Sruirie II. /. 8irte
% ticnte lRngc Tom SruItee for lam.
me, boiIfen sitting han inbebop6e III
itror fsr lin 9s6, San bar me9et
taalmobig unSer Spg0ommen, og
bans Sanb for SaLtgbco bar Get
CUBS Gam JON bar 8eroens Spn0er."
Y
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
DIENDE MODRE.

Moderens daarlige Helbred er
gal nok for hende selv, men endnu
verre for Diet diende Barn.
Modre finder i SCOTS Emulsion
ct styrkende Naringsmiddel. Hvis
Brystmelken er KNAPP eller tynd, vii
SCOTS Emulsion gj0re den magti-
gere og mere o~verfodig. Mar
Modre tager SCOTS Emulsion bliV
r iSpsdbornene delagtige i Udbyt-
tet. Magre Born oliver fede, svage-
lige Born starke.
VI sender Dem Eiene paa ForiaAssDds en- Hden
Prove.
SCOTT q BOVINE, go Pearl street. New YOrk
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Robbens Periineer.

"Serbens Gang" friper Ben 13oe
Samar: Ser bar / ftSite llge ooar
fele ben norSliee SeI al 2anbet =
fra Sinmortens Sitgr9nie os belt neo
Srenbelagen - reiit iis ct Sfrig az
gpoiel for aobben, Riisiefobben, JON
paoitaoes at soelagge Siiterierre Del.
bis peb at iptie 5iiten, beluis idge ben
tilbaos. Sfriget bar tilIibit iaaet iaa.
Dan Stprfe, at en- al SinmarfsreprG.
ientanterne bar onuleISt S~uterpeaa,
tior / Stertinset ON, buao Der ifal
gisres MOB aobbeu. Snterpellanten,
Sr. aaierL err al ben Renins, at ser
bsr ienoes TO Warinefarteier noro.
cper paa &obbeiagt. Sra anoet Solo
- iarIig inoen StiferbefoIfningen /
Rorolanb = fremfomuer oct bpppis
ll6talelier ON, at aobben bsr betiGm.
pes peo at belize Petroleum / Saoet
% SiorSen Der, bpor ben guar.
ltnpgtelig er Sc iremfomue SpIps.
ninger ON apben pberit urooGffenos.
gi~nterfiifet / Siumarfen er totalt mis-.
Ipffet. s en- 8p iom Sammer.
felt fan man life lpnsere ftifeisoe zig
ieIp, man bar fuaet 6 aobber % 1
Sorf pao uoiat Cine. 3 Rolaneen /
Sromss anlt bar nan poa faa Tiger
ifiot en- so &obber, men uHiten life
taget en- eneIte Silt pp Of Sjsen. Set
inbe / Sronobiemsfiorben bar mait
feet taIrige aobbeflpffer boa Ell TO-
1870 Stpffer % iefp uSenior aole.
ilnb bar man opooset Den fnrliae
SienSe. : 6irmartens ca SromSe
amter biiierer Nen oca 0prit / 9aIs.
fiorS orGbtes iaaleoes 80 ao6ber paa
en- Tag. VT Sisie 5ilitanSe pirter
trptfenbe pna SeioItningen er Hart.
Get fremsaar osian al ct uplig moo
tnget grcp ira pcr aorreiponhert paa
Sromse, bpori ban ifriper:
Gl9oen pil life tro0s Selens On.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03

SSSsfaIS. Srn @aIietb | Srunn.
biem, Rebafter Sttogalietbs Wtor, er
afsaaet oe6 3s6en efter en- IRngere
SiSs SDgeligbe6.
aammerberre SreSrtf Sane or
nfgooet peb 9sben al arpft, So aar
gnmmel. afbsbe bar befienot iom
en- flor a%linitpen. Der poa fin Glen.
bonn Gal / gibspoIb bopbe iamIet rise
auuiffatte.
aobben. s Stisrn, boor Ser for
Siben foreganr ct rigt SiIbefiife meb
Hot. berier Sen ianfaIbte Hlisiefobe
frpeteIis, ifriper "Sr.bRms aor."
Zen ices / Sobepis at itprte iig inS o.
un al Sc giorte SiISeIt9ng, ligeionl
oen ogiao rsOer 5anaiten fra be
Sior6en ubiatte 2inier % 9oru,
boiIfet meoisrer fsIiomrie Sab for
6iiferne. = Ran frpgter it9rft for.
at bpis ao6ben fortipttpr fin Silpr.
relic / 5iorbeu. err bermeo Sinterfiitet
at anie for ruineret.
Sra Storitennps | galsiiorS.
bbor Ser er ell operoroentIig lang llS.
lere uSerfor 8aarber, berettes til
"5rouSspoiten", at Ser iorleoen iau.
gebes os ornbies 80 aob6er pau err
Sang. 6loffen bar peo ialbenee SID,
itnSer btoiig 5orfslgeIie al en- Rorte.
tim. fommen opi en- Iol pda 2eren.
iom oa pi bar terfoIoen. NeSens Sen
Ter fraaoieoe / Nort, iolot Sieen nj.
oere. og oa RaaItioet par Hut, ianot
aobbefloffett iig omsipet pnn cen enc
SHE Of Get tsrre Sano. poa ben on6eg
SIDE al en- Sfore u9bIeoe MGno.
Der / en- 6art giorOe Oct al meb llog.
rene. ao6beiGgerne butter fin 5ausit
bort / rlno Silitaro eiter en- SaIit II
en- aobbe for ct 2as geo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
Ocrsesfartet fl9bet paa
SQrreo.

81 Lar mcotaeet iaa mango
Spsrqgmaa[, on ri life fan ifafie
acrtet tI9bet oaa 9Prre6. at ri be.
itemte Os til at forisge meo ct Tibet
Barti. 5or 95 Gems EXTRA fen ri
itaffe aartet ~fIiitret pea 2GrreS, meO
Eraitotfe pon hOer Gu6e. ina at Oct
fan bQnges op pua g9saeu % rules
op, uaar Set life bruges.
gi oil meS BET iamme gisrc op.
mertiom paa, at man life fan faa
buaSe RrGmiebog % aart, un6ta.
gen man betaIer ezra frr en- ai De.
Ieue.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
@enitres Iruaram.

SeHPtsS fipbtuh' Olu SClSSll
mebbeles Toe December. geo isnbre
gergenbuS' amtsoenitrelaes Wsoe
iba9 Dar 46 llOienoinse fremmsot.
6sl9en6e 6 8oIter p~eOtogeS iom 6or.
flag til Srogram:
~ Rorses SeIpItanbisbeb glen.
nemfsrt oeo eget llo~enrtgsitpre og
eget &oniulatpRie len.
2.) 2anbsmaalets 2igeitiaeIie mes
RigsmoaIet.
81 uorebning al SpsrgsnaaIet ON
Soriifring moo @rboerpsubpgtigbeo
for bet belle Solf.
A. Stsrre SiIifub al Stotsmibler
til Br9mier os GrpmieIaan til Hpo.
ming o. 3prfmia al Serb.
81 gi1ige 2aan til 8isb at ubnr.
fet Soro til 9prfrirg % biQige GUS.
liam for 2anb. % 9parbeibere.
g. Sttetimersoag peo iunbbeosif t..
beligt @rbeibe.
SpergsmaaIet guemanosfre6ie o.
oirefte gaIg piI0e 2aget life tage
Stanoprnft til MI, men Sager foruo.
iptteS 6ebonSIet til afgisreIie / Stor.
tinuet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
stpr Cperfrioelic. Sprinqsboip;.

toilet / 2pIter, Ser opfsreS for Ct. Ssr'
gems Soipital / 9ergenS &e8ning, %
bpis arfitett er q. Slider, Bergen,
bar o~prinbeIig oni Iaoet at futile foIte
100000 &roner. Seri por BOG life
meotoget Snoentar % Spggemuteria'
Iiernes transport. ghu bier BET ii8,
at 9pggearbeioet er bleOet 136,6OO
aroner foitbarere enc %anilaaet. Ser
til fommer ioa 10000 aroner iom
Sran&portubgifter % $4,000 9roncr
til S~npentar, boorpe0 Get belle InlGg
pil fomme paa $4,000 aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
9uitbart aammelt SslpbGgcr. iSor

leSen Dag ioIgte @aarOeier Chr. Hiel.
len Rapn / 8eiersIeo ct SsIpbRser til
en- fjsbenbuonif @rosierer for 1000
ar. gGgeret er meget enmmelt % er
aaoet | aru paa 8aaroen / mange
SlGgtleb. Ct SslpbRger, Wnge til
oet, eies al @anrobruger Riels
aagaorS, osino / 8eiersIeu. men ifisnt
8rosiereren oqiaa BOO 1000 Str. Tor
Oct, pil6e GiermanSeu Dog fife ifiQe iig
al meo set. 3et iolgte 9Gsers SsIos
ppr0i pur finn ca. 60 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
amieet Goreiter.

@m. 3. gaScr. 354 aeep Street,
q. D., bIeo IisserSe ing at abeuma.
tiSme. gan beopn6te at tage Or.
Sapio aenneops 5aboriie Remeop,
og efter at bape brugt to Sl1Tfer 6leu
ban beIbreSei. Sons Setter bocnoe
/ 45t 8rmS ct, Biaiamsburg,
Rsp gcrt, 90 benoes Ssu BaIter
bIeo gienetoet Selbre6er ueo 5doo.
rite RemeoD.
TT. 3auio ReHneops Sapurite EennsSp er
auertIeuot Tom ct Spcrtnlmtooel. Set rem
Ter Sloost og ubltiler Eoerituooet al urirp
iprs bert. Get er ben hsIoigite Weoiciu no.
s~erituos cpoasst for RpreuG, SIereu, Geus.
rem o. Slooet.
ale apotefere iRIger Set / be me
so Gents SLATER % / be re.
gulIre $500 SLATER.
Frs0snaFe - 40, for en- grsOs. 'at 5r. poa.
Dr-Davtd Kennedy Corporation. Rondout.y.Y
Decorah-posten., 1903-02-03
FRA S6beitab ffripes: Set bar boz.

Sra SppeHao 1trtoes: Vel OAR oR'
ret Sanfen her at fiptte ben gamle
airfe poa Staanlanb til Sootf, -
paa @r9uien meIem Sronbenes og
Sbbeitab - til Sieneite for begge Sis;e
BreIteginlos l1ofanter. On neDiat
aomite, beitaoenbe Of Mpnb ira begga
S~reItegi9Io, fanbt imibIertio, at BET
al Here 8rinbe mantte bore beIbigere
at opfsre en- mn. roget itsrre 8irfe paa
iamme Steo. Zen aniloeeS til at foite
1880 SIR. Seraf Dor SronOeneS
Sparebarf bepiIget 1000 SIR. IN.
ser SorubiRtning az at man fra SIS.
beitao funbe fao BET babe 9eIsb.
Gette err MI oronet, ibet Ser at De /
Saeen nGrmeIt interesierebe / Sbbe.
ita6 err iamlet 1000 Ser, me0enS He.
item $500 Ser. ogiaa er bepilget ~
S6beItab Sporeanfs SoritanoerIfa5.
Snsen al be i~nteresierebe Serreber piI
iaoIeoes faa nosen hight peo benne
&irfes gpgning.