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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
PRISONERS SURDUED.
They Mutiny and Make Demand for
Better Food

Carthage, Mo-. Aug. n.-Fifty prisoners
in the county jail mutinied at midnight
and made a command for better food.
The fire department was called out and
turned a stream of water on the pri-
soners, who, after turning the lights out
in the corridor hurled empty bottles at
the firemen and Jail officials. One duputy
was cut in the face. The prisoners were
finally subdued.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
sULTAN's So; CALLS.
Esoresses the Dis: ass and Regret
EAit hv His NchIe Sire

FS'L Uy TITS INLEIc OIIO
St Petersburg, Aug 1.-THE Russian
ambassador at Constantinople telegrepns
that by command of the sultan, his son,
Prince Ahmed Offendi, called at the en-
bassy to express the deep distress and
regret caused in the mind of the sultan
by the murder of the Russian consul at
Monastir and requested the ambassador
TO notify the Car of this expression Of
the sultan sorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
Not Far From Wrong.

Last Days OF Poupeii.' read Aunt
Hannah. as she CARED a. the advertise
ment Meow. ! wunder what Pompen
died frum?''
Seems ter me- replied Uncle Josh. "ss
hecw I've heeru tel II wus sun kind Nv
an e-uptshun-''
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12

FOR SALINE s-reo1s eottsTs- 1fiz :.
wichita. within tao lspfA - et az lttse
s-d srhoo4 In1uz-e q svofr i1-t 0cs1
street szE save szpezsr- -E1-Nf-E
FOR 6zLEkF rszsesncs- -roS<rr =
roor- h5ZS~ 81 - geo rvsstr, a. ex-
ira god kzrS. ssrT gcelF = 40 ~
r,-rs fzr--lrs 81 r~.<1t5c<. g a4rnF-
b<l zTe.oe. E-ss Esce- LIT
Trp rE~--<sN s-ruom r1tt&xs. rst-i
Asr- = 5ioex .rpz car nae szl =
ycE ssI-E-%s1 1-foeer estfsx-- lf@-
vft-elsa zrlrHsz swc rtcext = -kr -
I'D FcEocl s-1<lr~ = 1S1fr- - ts-s-
g-r.<s A. save rc--=zssss1-
G-ps-I
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12

Manila has . total population OF some
thing Ike so nc. about 1900 being Amer
lean and European born The American
population is estimated az about SOC.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
HOUSES FOR salR.


FoR. sAI.E OR TRADE -ElEht rooras.
rnoaern. - FEET frout. r. a1 BOOK on
seor,h IA1rsnee- 20 t-scs fnr E-eEfca1
properly
FSre-~po-- cosfsxe. nn SCUth LAwrs1cs.
% tr1cs FOR Esb1rtzr pTEs@TtF.
is acre. q god wheat iard. in $ess
col.rty. feT city f-Dps-fT
~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12

FQE NDoPTI0@-Cns uzsT ~. -
&Trqrs sF~-gf. Ef2
TURKISH BATHs xsvsn a. IS Essf
fso2glss- frvza Z q 3 r. Hstx
We EELL THE ZARTu- eaasas
Ger yes the szrt6 ssal tss faeisres
fesrscf tass ws ra1 49, seu Deffrs ssgs
Eairs 81 ere lfstf Efsas ass sEs1 Fsssx
rzrrDrs Nel tsrFfea sftn a. 4s47ss
szcs = seTsr- fsl1rK Wafsg I'D sssE4Ft
siss-ssssa sfzlT5~ Ersss thaa geu kaa
bzY ~.sxpE~Ts we raTs fhs FrNr~rff.
nnt sre sss1y - sn~~ Fc1 Hs Eass
gee farls. rEnlT snSrcFse. 40 ars
T<scT e e21s.~fs rys-ss stt7 - 80
est C0Ens - sse - 49, 4eeass 80
szr1aslz Eot3sn Trkin e Te-r tszfs
S.xses 49, to ssft tyssa~s = tezsss
~a fs1 gczr rH~Fsa ssf ksss EsaT AZ
IT, t5frss teas - af4rfssF Frsrxs
sr1 6ssrgfg+ g+zs.za gltetst - a-g s1s -
a.-i rktf1- Cz3 - % sSefsps a. r.
Nsssez- ~ = NslS street. Wiezf.s-
Esn t8V
TDfrNCs f-AuIFH - i-sra ~ fass~ss
seufs-z - ssx~rA.ns. - - ssreezs. aasss
lss~fr fz0ss c4r F4Ffz ar1 4E-sasfas~
-sstensss ssla1fsas Es-eFa-tes'1 lfsaFsss
~ m.au 80 4ftFeF ae s5ffffrss sr-~
VIZ tsEsiar asrsrstle1 = f~afa -
lsssrE ~ 3 ~cs4sftss. fssgf lHs1E szer4l=
ssss es~4rs szsorss1 - tearss - ~f-e-s-
s.o- zr1 .ssz.11s nFas.z3s1Fa- taga-sss1-s
e Eras 1rts s~sAee ffFs - stsEes-
1s~e2sfrrsxt - gs1@z@Et - s-tzcstszse
- fss=ssa1 Bag. Sss 9efs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
SEWING MACHINES.
MISCELLANEOUS

SHORTHAND ~ TWESTr LFHslys3
6GfUETH&EU ~ Tfs ESIE f-E,Hf8t4
-AtzaI1tsiy met ru-ili~sf ard ~ -
cate metHoftE- faz.flrr ssarazfsf- -.
z8ls ~ mai szrssrlfrF- ~ irlrffsfs
free Nth fsssssF arcsTaffar lfafa
Per iessen. 40 1S.rftf.rH fsFFFffs a
sfnlrie sne eiear l...rrs.d - aasf5s
- rs18ratiCE aa9 f-e1sGN rfasssi HeTas
fhcgEs 11s - sssts.1stes- ems tefsrr free
fqr STAMP LessrfElsEf zN ten Ess -
TgrE fs-ef-9 -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Sl0 5. Poplar. new 5-roon
cottage and 4 lots. Sl.s00, s1.ooo cash
Commission 20 agents 51-6tx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12

WANTED-Ageuts for the best laundry
in Kansas. Liberal commission Ad-
dress Wichita Steam Laundry Att
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
STORAGE.
FACTORS.
FINANCIAL

600 10 loan on farms "a
southern Kansas. at current rates aud
easy term. $4,000 10 loan on choice
Wichita property. Hewlett a Wheeler.
old court house building. Phone so
ss-su-we-sr ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-An agent either
sex. to sell shirt waist goods IN theD
home ard surrounding towns. Large
line. including high-class novelty pat
terms, and exclusive designs. Sells en-
sight. Big pay to right party. Buckley
Custom Shirt Co., Dept. X, st. Louis,
No. l-ll-O
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
STORE ROOMS FOR RENT


F'Oh RENT-Businsss room. lS3 y. Mai
IN good condition. ready FOR use. App
~ y. Lawrence. SIX
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12

WANTED-Position in implement house.
Have had experience as floor salesman
and travelling salesman for harvester
company. Least salary that I would
accept, $50 Best of reference. Ad-
dress 497, care Eagle. 72-2tx
WANTED-Situation as salesman in dry
goods and shoes; long experience; ref
erence given; in or out of city. Ad-
dress u. F. c." care Eagle. 1-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
CLASSIFIED
WAN IS

WANTED-Woman TO wash dishes, at
once. Santa Fe Hotel. 72-2t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12

WANTED-A girl for housework; highes
wages paid. Apply TO Mrs. Bertha Bar
nett, corner Martinson and Texas ave
nues l3-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-12
SITUATION wANrED-maIF

-~~-~O@-~O~0~-~~~O~O~-~~~-~O
WANTED-SitIation, by young man as
bookkeeper or general Office clerk. At
present employed with large firm. Can
furnish good reference. Address w
Chambers. CT Splitlog, Kansas City
Kan. 73-Wed-ltx
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13

good many of the gags we're musty
with age, and n or two OF them
were too suggestive to call forth
any applause from the crowd.
Some of the songs introduced were
new and good, but the show in it's
entirety was only passably good.
A. @. Boland starts out March Is
for q trip over some of the west
L states with a view of locating.
Mr.. Boland is an old timer in the
Hills and has made lots Of money
here. The people of the Black Hills
in general, as Abe is among the
best and most favorably known men
in the Black Hills, regret very much
to see him leave, and all hope that
where ever he may locate that he
may be successful, and if he
ever returns to the Hills a hearty
welcome back will await him.-Key-
stone Recorder.
One of the pleasant incidents of
the closing hours OF the legislature
was enacted in the enrolling and en-
crossing rooms of the senate. Sen
ator ]. f. Schrader was chairman OF
the senate committee on engrossed
and enrolled bills, and the engross,
ing force rendered him a very hand.
some testimonial of regard in the
presen tation of a beautiful silve,
tea service. The recipient of this
elegant service feels very proud Of
the fact that such warm friendships
were made during the short session
Of the legislature.-Pierr Capita
Journal.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13

A New Jersey pastor, has been dis
missed by his congregation on the
ground that he was masquerading un-
der a false name. The mans defense
was that his is Dammes, and
he dropped it because when properly
pronounced it did not sound well for
a clergyman. This was extremely
thoughtful and should have resulted
In an increase Of salary rather than
the loss of his job.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13

Vsoubtless the EnglisA and German
army and navy officers hope that there
viii be enough Of a commltion before
the Venezuela Incident is closed to- star.
the promotion mills.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13

It may be assumed that the difficult
ties of the European powers are not
viewed with any great regret in st.
Petersburg: also it may be imagined
that Great Britain especially has no
intention Of becoming so involved in
such a picayune expedition as the Ven
ezuela affair as to permit the bear
that walks like a man. to take adyan-
tage Of it.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
News of the Week CLEANED
From Fill Quarters and Con-
densed for Union Readers.

James W. Fowler of Deadwood is
still in the hospital in Chicago, but
is improving right along.
Mrs. Thomas Hewitt, who has
been quite sick for some time past,
is able to be around again.
Miss Abbie Whiteside was a Tues.
day evening passenger for Chicago,
where she will remain until May 1st.
For SALE-Household furnish
ings. Everything nearly new.
Call at the residence Of W. S. War
ner.
Mrs. Theodore Reder and son,
Fay, spent part Of the week with
Mrs. G. l.. VanKoughnet at Stur-
gis.
Mrs. Walter Ryan returned from
a several weeks stay at Hot Springs
Tuesday where she has been for her
health.
After q visit with his mother and
sister in this city, Oliver Cleghorn
was q Sunday evening passenger for
Chadron.
F.C. Foster, wife and little grand
daughter spent Sunday and Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Mccarthy
at Sturgis.
For Sale-Three good grade Here
ford bull calves, very reasonable
E. Bryce Reed, Box l44, Rapid
City, S. D.
Rapid City has one or two mild
cases Of smallpox, but proper meas
ures have been taken to stop the
spread OF the disease.
Mrs. Morie H. Davis was q Satur.
day morning arrival home from a
two months visit at her old home at
East Orange, New Jersey.
Mrs. Ida Sherman Womeldorf is
the gueot Of Mrs. H. E. Swandel
while the special meetings are ir
progress at the Baptist church.
Il H r. ~ tt p NniyS1n M uynS 4, q Uni yo1 Nr
Saturday mornings train from Ce
dar Rapids, Iowa. MI. Robinson il
here to prove up on his homestead.
M. A. Durkee and wife came NJ
from near Vesta Wednesday. The,
have sold their place there to G. H
Crabtree and will reside in town fol
the present.
The dates for the annual stool
association meeting and big carni
val of sports is April ID, "A and Is
J The UNION will give the program il
full next week.
4 H. N. Johnson was q Tuesday ar
t rival from New York and is prepar
ing to resume extensive place,
!, mining operations at Big Bend tn
! coming summer.
Mrs. Z. E. Parrish and son
Frank were Saturday passengers TO
Sturgis for q visit with Miss Lulv
q Parrish, who is attending the Sis
tiers School there.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13

General Rofd seems to have displayed
a conllaeadssie degree of unanimity in
makiAg Himself president Of the repuh,
nc az dritL a
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
II Fe0 Of the 0bings
Carried By
OVENS 6 CLEMENS.

Corsets.
Ladies' and Children's Hose.
EZ Waists.
Infants Reuber's Vests.
Table Linens and Napkins.
Silkoline and Cotton Batting.
Laces and Embroideries.
Sheeting and Pillow Casing.
Towels and Toweling.
Cambrics and Muslins.
Sateen and Creton.
Table Oil Cloth.
Ticking.
Foster Hose Supporters.
Silk and Leather Belts.
Belding Embroidery Silks.
Stamped Sofa Pillows and Doilies.
BsH@ All winter goods going at cut
OWENS & CLEMENS,
St. Joe ST., RAPID CRY.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13
& TT AND COUNTRY.
AZ. T.. Bailey is i'll with the grip.

"A. L. Bailey is i'll with the grip.
Terry has one or two cases of
smallpox.
Rev. Fir. Straeton spent Wednes-
day in Lead.
John A. Alexander was in from
Pactola Friday.
Joe Hinkle was down from Pied
mont Tuesday.
J. D. Lake and wife returned from
Omaha Tuesday.
Rev. John McLearie spent We'd
nesday in Sturgis.
Orlin Holcomb came in from a
southern trip Friday.
Most Of the family Of G. Q. Mccain
are down with the grip.
Frank and Charlie Sherman we're
in from Pactola Friday.
Senator John r. Schrader is visit.
ing q sis ter in Minnesota.
Miss Laura Boiler Of Hermosa
spent Saturday in the city.
John N. Ham was a Farmingdale
visitor in the city Monday.
A charity bail is booked to take
place at Library hall this evening.
Mrs. "A. w. Bangs is gradually re.
covering from a very severe illness.
John D. Patton spent Saturday in
Lead looking after business matters.
Mrs. j. W. Fowler returned to
her home in Deadwood Wednesday.
Chas. A. Marshall spent Monday
in the northern Hills talking brick.
Tom Sweeney and wife were Sat
urday evening passengers for Chi
cago.
Paul Whiteside is here from thu
northern Hills for a visit with hi.
mother.
Mrs. Frank Bender and daughter
Miss Stella, were up from Hermos,
Saturday.
Mrs. J. @. Mack and daughter
Ora, spent part Of the week in towr
with friends.
George Ferguson is the prou'
father Of q new boy, an arrival Q
last Saturday.
Fred Tenny, wife and daughter
Of Keystone spent the fore part 9
the week in the city.
4 W. T. Coad and wife, aud daught
or, Gerda, were Saturday evenin,
passengers for Omaha.
John Stark and wife were up fror
Smithyille and spent the fore par
Of the week In the city.
Don't forget the charity ball an,
Rraphaphone concert at Llbrar,
hall this friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon returne'
Friday evening from q visit wit
Mrs. Frank Walsh at Custer.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-03-13

Weary Willie Walker. d hilari-
Gus musical comedy vas pulled Of
at Library aall befors good audi
ence Satnrdavgnight. The comedy
was only fair, taken as a whole; q
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20
Gu Gnetc al 9aciQcr. 8rof.

Gn Gpgtc al Saeilcr. - 8~rofe8ior
Sans Wo,iitl / Erog tror at bare op.
Oo8ct en- lpIin.er ny InpenocI'e nj
&aciuer. San oil iirpeItben IaDe
0rubc.p8ter al Dem. cfter bpa0 ban
iort,oycr ! en- Hc0cgisreIie til @ien3
9iGeuifob>ieIifab. 2onlpeu bcitoar a
CT N.a2truftr, ser ~in0pcn0ig er 40.
ret" me0 Solpctcr % 8eIotine. Der i
6oroeien or iuopooct neo @ociuer.
NtSie 0ociucr touucrer iig i 26bet Al
ct Hor Io2c ! ct um1aocItgt antnl Of
iaor &rutfen til at Ipie meo ct bIaa'
grgnt Sfln. Gettc Sim oeSparer
brilliant i iIcre Gage, men bItr iaa
mottere % mottrrc. inottI 2pgten ON
en- IA Qoge& &i6 "ilufner" belt. Gro'
it@ior NoItid1 r1oito1r, at 0iaie Sag
tcr cQncr Jig iorsrrfcIigt ior 8rlybcr
81 &ruotmol1ittcr, % BE yoicr u0tn
at gorrc "a fan life outpuSc no8er.
t;ul. &oN Tiger, at Be lpIer iuopo&,
q. el 1rupititct 2luiS tan lric@ res Sc.
rs= Stiu Al iclp ucHc ! Np1c @rlbcr
fan Ct NU'j0s ticu>ta ! to YArH@ a.
it1mN.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20
Csarens Defret.
5pIf biz ic bets praftiife 6jennem.
fpreIic, for DC iublcr.


Sra ct. 8eters5urg ~uebbeIes, OF
Silbltfum iaa onttrent bar opbsrt At
ipefuTere ooer GaarerS 9efret ON
ReIigionSfribeo % andre Geformer.
RuSierue or iaa bart til at flutes oner
f0reIlaaeoe % paubuSte Geforrner;
Oct ta8er 10 lang SID at faa benz gien'
uemfert, % De ifal gao 8ieru1em iaa
mango SGnOer % m~altrofteres paa
ina mango gis, at naor Be en0eIig
fommer bio, Be ifaI pirfe, iaa er 0.l
ofte life fort igien Of Dem. Meo
oeuue bitre Grfarir9 I'll De oerfor
pente mc6 at ilbIe oOer G5arens paa.
bu0tc ~itorarte0e Heprmer, inbtil man
ioar ie, bopr6Qn De bIir fert I'D / 81.
pet. SGrIig letter Oct en- Camper
poo 6oIf$ 8IG0e, at SnOenrigsmini'
tier BON 4Iebrpe ifaI babe no9et NEE
Sagen at 8i6rc, 6a man bur Iioen I'll.
lis I'll, at Be %fomunlIroIe Reformer oil
fonlme uifo0tc fra bans SGnoer.
2i8cIeOc5 timber man set at opre ct
bcipnoerIigt Wo6ii0eliens Ee8n al
omtrent iomti0igt me0, at G3nrer no.
Itc0er fit Gefret ON NeIigionsfrtbeo,
u0iteocr @obie6onoItieft oeu beaige
SpnobeS Generalprotl1rsr, ct Raa.
bl10 ont, at man troa goa i~tr9rgere
tilo1rfS in1oo piSie reIigisIe Sefter /
Ru&lQuo. -
aoroinoI Gibbons | Baltimore no.
toIte iorleocn, at G5urens Nefret ON
HeIi8ionSiribeo % tilOelS fommlno!t
SeIpitpre / &ll3lano fom oI0eIes uoen'
tet % noa reBnc$ for set gIGDeIigite
% betpopin9&iuIoeite, lam or bpnbt
set 200e Aorbun0rcoe, SAN boabes,
OF Sc poobu0tc Reiormer moo Bill iert
ub / 2ioet, % at o8ioo Seoerne moa
foo fin Eart al 8oOnct al oe raoifale
6oronorin1cr, men o8iaa Sardinia
@ibona nrrer 6rD8t for, at Erpiteit1'
BET, Ser er ian mpgtigt I HusIanb, bill
toge al Salt % Strait no al &efoun.
pIanen, in0en ben blir %8iennemfSrt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20
Srifirfen.

- Eaitor 8pniIb er faIbt til 8reit
for Sanb Greet % Stunning Galep
Ieni9beoer / 8isconiin.
8aitor Gasperien / Sancof,
Wi6, er ior Siben noe o. refer for
"Semplar Selifabet", for bpiIfet ban
er SetretGr.
- IllgsblrgsS tltoenterne arbeiber
for anIfoffeIien al ct giano for 29ras
~anitaIten bells oeb Subifription %
bells oeO at arransere &oncerter.
- Baitor George 2arien bar reiig.
teret ira 9etbania Nenis6eb, 81.
8aul.
- Saitor q. Sfteoal er mi iaapas
efter lin Spgopm, at ban bar begpnot
at arbeioe ! Wenigbeben.
Sanif Sirfcngt.
- Goitor 9. Hasmlsien, Yortier,
Gal, bar antaget 8albet ira getbesoa
RenigbeO al ben Oouife 6or. Strfe /
eugene, Oregon, % tiItrPber iiOit |
IpriI.
9etbania Ienigbeb, Ses
Ioines, Sa., bar faIbet Yaitor $. s.
GabIitrsm, Racine, til BrGit. San
bar ifslge q. g. a~irfeblao" tasat
moo aafbeIien oa oa tiItrGoe peO
gaaifetio.' gi SeTbrebsbenipn opgau
Eaitor 9ablitrsm TAFT prriteIis Sirf.
iombe0 ior noglc Iar itoen; mel bar
er M iaa meaet raifere, at ban irof
bar turoet tage moo oenne 8irfionl.
beo. Oct er 9lGoeli9t. at Wenigbeoen
/ SeS Moiues iaaIebeS mart oil finn.
ne iaa prGlteli8 SirfiombeO igien;
Den bar p9ret pafant belle ginteren.
Zen 9be Sebr, banneSeS Ell
Misunderstanding | SethlebemS Menis.
beo, Sombells. q. Z. Gn al oeuS %.
CARER ifal p9re at Jamie IioIer IT,
Den paat9ntte airfes lloimpfuing.
Gaitor @erticn / Suttinion CT
ualgt til Er1it for Meuigbebeu |
Blair, 9sebr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20

Sra Sina. - Gn amerifauif NiS'
iionGr, Bentley, Der er urfommet til
San 6rorlSco ira Sbon8bai, mcoGe.
Ter, at ire MiSiionprer er Bit 0rnbt
al @ogernc / Eropinicn Gbi 81. aue
Q]tisiionUrcr itremmcr MI after iuO
til @pernc. "a Oct life Longer cr trpat
ior Dem at opboIOe Zig pan line Sta.
TONER in0e i @onoet. San tiger, al
@oycrbcpT8cIicn bar TO tetit foritieI'
Iige 6orrnoI. s Set ipoIige Selma CT
9corgctieI rettet moo Gpnaitiet,
mems OCn / Oct noroIi9e er rettet moo
ll0lpn0in1erne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20

! itur Stil. - Tct Brittle Wnri.
n&yuo3et b.co / N}auoo8S fcrelogt ill.,.
o2y1u'e,. Get clniutter en- iomlct llo.
nu't = Ifte mrl0re enc $179tSl,.
20. Gycaocmtujiter IrnoI0. Softer
iN>gomme0e, G. @1tS8cttet vor ipu.,
met OF til Ell StcrreIic, iom bar
llh3c. bo2oe i Grc0$~ % 8ri8&tiO.
@iNl han opyDitc, at Ger par 6Iaa0e.
Ncg1rtcmeHtcta @,ou ioar at faa fulo.
iert s me S.nIitjbe, II Youierfrpo.
'crc ~ I on0cH &IoGicS Arooier, .
Nri8@NupVcr, 4 TorQeocioqcre, s
CorpeNobaaHe "a 8 llnoeroQn0%baaoe.
&;0elc0e@ aMuooc0t ban ON Souftion
til at lace p~oo6caOuNc Wu1niuQcn al
; SioSittbc al igrite 8la&ic, 4 ierit2
9laaiea o6 3 treble alo@iea aru0iera.
A burtjBietIenre ~SpeiOerifibc. 10 Tor.
HcoobaaojG8crc % 10 ll~noerpun0%s
boaoe. Stte minNrc cn6 81 Jamre
. &ri8sfartsier or I set iorlo5ne 4lr
Iar 9aaet no al GjcneitCn. San nlrl.
OeIte cncUj6crc, al Cen tie &Vril ui.,
De Der ioit UPrc mNcr N0lniuu ser
l0orte GntoL al Il npr brilitc Strias.
iflbe, OeribIaH0t II itore SIagIfibe o.
10 &aniertre6iere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20
&nlfunitatcrne.

Salfuuitatcrne. -- @fterretnineef'
nc ira Wofe0onicn err iao moO'tgenoe
{: Oct ct nGr iogt umltIigt at faa
8uic pna Sen pirfeIige Sitltotion.
Gn aorreipouoent / Sofia m~eSoeIer.
at Ser mooife enoml / Ell fire, lem
Tigers Gio oiI peobIi at fomme Opt.
miitiite NeSoeIeIier ira thrift SHE
,om Be ioofaIote "Reforner", men peb
Gn0en al Sen Sio merer ban, at ell.
bper bill ie, at oiaie Heformer iugen.
ting bill beIsbe ii8 til, % at &euoIutio.
men ga piI brybe Is$ ior IIuor. Gn
ioo6on Strife pctter man iaIfaIS baahe
I Sofia % i 9cIgra6. Soita or for
SiSen iom ct GriobuS for Slitriaer
oa RGufeipH, u @iGringen CT Itor,
Saopel GDrfiet % RltSlnuS iom gul.
garieu ieIp ortucr ber Ct uoitrnft
SptoncrlugSipitem, % enbper no.
IGuning iom fomHer til 9pen omgi'
pes paa ale aanter al Setettiuer, IL
geiom SpeiSere itaSig er paa 5GrSe
iorat bolnc iis a jour men. bpao ggi.
toper % Neutrality-suspicious. SeSere
taser itg Tor.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20

s Sullanb Ter oct no til, at man er
GngiteIis for, at Spiflauo nprer lunls
lie 8Ianer ON at benptte Sen fsrite
BEN bebite a~nIeonina til at onnefterc
oct lille aongerige oeO 8eiterbaOet.
8rrnOen til 0enne angit maa ueI
bore, at DC bar mGrfet ct eaer an0et
Segn, ion De ipnes peger / oen Gct'
nina. Genne Nngit bar iGrIig gjort it6
ejGlOen0e / bt$ie Sage, "a man er
bonge for, of Sgiflono ifnl benpttc
Sernboneitreifen iom Goniflto til at
bIanOe fig / SoQonbS inore anIig9en.
Der. - Ger %eriiterer ganite pitt Graf.
tater, iom garonterer bnabe SolonbS
Og 8elgtenS uafb9rgigbeo. men ira
Srs4norf5 Gage bar man 10 lGrt, at
ieIo b~eitibeIige Sraftater er ifreoet
blot poa 9apir, iom let fan riDeS
iitpffer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20
600 Geriuner pntfum. .

oOU Eer1pner Dntfpm. Se t1Delte
@fterretnin9er ira Spobopsperre
gaar no pan, at unber Ben foriGrocs
lige Storm iom / @iOten al Satuiar
biemisgte SeIifobsserne iatte omfring
600 WenneI fer 2ipet til, meoers
GienoomStabet oniGttes til 500 900.
llDeiret % StprmfloOen pareoe i tire
Gage. Goa en- al 2erne, Sifure1,
omfrm 377 8erIoner, og 142 fanbt
lin Sob paa ier ANDRE Smaaeer. 8aa
en- 2 Sp0 for Sifltrea orpbtes 262
SnSfe0te. Smfring en- Semteoel al
9eioIfningen poo Suamotll.8 ruppen
latte 2ipet iii. vi 66 S~eiIbaaoe, iom
fan0teS pon Otsie Smooeer, er fun
en- eQer TO igien. Smtrent 8 Gage ef'
ter llIpffen toB Gomperen "GrceIiior'
ioa mango al DC gjenIeuenoe Renne'
ifer, Oen funOe ira9te, % bra9te Dem
til nogen al Oc iterrc Ger eaer til
Eabitt, iom liggcr 400 Mil ira llIpt.
fesiteSet. GtornfuIot SER bar lpngc
berifet / 6oroanoene oulfriug Spb.
bQUsgerne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20
& tbffe sinamsfrebie berifer be.

enoeI lltlfreosbeo angaaenSe gengc.
m~arfebets Stilins | Seem gorf. De
bar foaet BET Srtotrpt, at gtmerifaner.
mes Equalization | 8erbipapirer er
Oreuet aItfor pibt, at &reoiten er uS.
itraft / unaturlig @rao, og at bette
bar me0fsrt en- ltiunb %iinnncieI Sitla.
tion. Set ifat Serfor pGre o~anifeIist
for anterifauife Sirmaer at afb9noa
ieIo ioIiOe, fsriteflasies, A BroccttS
9pr0ipnpirer til tpife Banter. Gem
ne SoriigtiBbeO bIanSt tpife 6inunS.
mpno ifrioer iig oog maaife ogian for
en- Gel ira ben inouitrieae Srtie /
SuifIan0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20
Ct. SputsubitiQinocu.

Si- ~SH IUllC
RigSoags 9lbgctfomite inbItilebe /
GiraSog& meo 26 moo 2 Stemmer
poa en- 9eoiI8ning al $750,000 til
SpifIonbS officicae GeIto9eIie / Ct.
2ollialt0itiQin9en, bporaf SoIpbelen
itror itaI titles til Roooi9beo. Zen
preiaiiIte 9an00o8 bar beoiIgct
$25, 900 til en- ~lloitiQing al prsiiiif
llnoerpi&nin9SmoteriaIe o.i.o.
Ggion StoIien bar III beIlut'
tet ii8 til at 0eIta8c oificieIt i oenna
@eroen&u0itIaing, % &egierin8cn pil
pe0 8ooifctioer onH1obe Seputeret'
fomret ON Ell @eUilgnin9 al $1o0,.
600 til bette 6ormooI. Ct &rpSitt6
bill bIt itiuet til Ranoigbeo I'll at
transporter itoIienifc uoitiain8S.
gienitanEI til Nmertfa.
Gen brittle SsrItcmtniitcr
meoocIte ! ocnne llQc / l%lroerbllet, ii
! Gen tgI. &ommi&iion iom ifaI bare
to8e Sc brittle 2nterc&icr, pil Ser op.
to8c& Reprrientanter ior ioaoeI irifc
iom en8eIfe 3ntcrcSicr, % Iutorite'
terne / GltbIin bill poaiG at SrIano
blir go6t reprpicnterct.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-20

"sGamrp6 III, Ctr Tbonras Clip.
tons iioite S~urtigieiler, bpormeo ban
for treble Gang bill isge at ercbre
"arnerifa- 8 ofaIen", gift | Eirsoogs
of GtabeIen | 3aunbarton peo GlDbe !
SfotInnb. Sitbelen bar itor, ba ben
eIesante Seller gIeo ITO | ganbet, %
greoinben of Sbaftesbiirp bs6tc bet.
meb en- Glaife Champagne.