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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
FOURTH RACE-THE RAMAPo HANDICAP: for three
year-ods. One mile a furlong on withers

SIXTH RACE-For maiden three-year-olds and upward
The Wtthers Mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

W p Burchs lightweight jockey, Henderson. was
thrown from a mare called The Nun yesterday, at
Morris Park and had his colarbone broken Inc
mare tried to run out with him while he was work
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08
FOURTH RACE-seiling; two-year-olds; seven furlong
81
FIFTH RACE-THE NEW ROCHELLE: selling; y

SIXTH RAcE-sening: 3 years and over; withs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

OFFICE OF THE 7RFxrDssNr OF THE B0soCCH
OF MANHATTAN. CITY HALL. THE CITY OF
SEALED RfDs OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
The colored American., 1903-10-03
DIR. WASHINGTON IN PHILADEL-
PHIA.

The most important feature of the
National Baptist convention being
held here last week was the reception
accorded Booker Washington, Friday
night when he appeared to speak in
response to an invitation especially
rendered by the officers of the conven
tion. This organization is composed
of the leaders of thought and Opin-
ion among the Negro people, and more
largely represents them than any 9th
er, since not less than 100000 COM
municants belong to the Baptist
church. When Washington appeared
at the door and proceeded to the plat
form, the immense audience, some 12,-
600 people, arose in person, and with
frantic yells, and cheers, and the Chau-
tauqua salute, greeted the Negro lead
er. 1t was a remarkable demonstra-
tion and was repeated when he arose
to speak, the applause lasting nearly
five minutes, a continuous burst that
seemed for the moment to embarrasS
Mr.. Washington He spoke along practi-
cal lines and had his audience from
the start, but chiefly remarkable was
the demonstration as showing that
the rank and file of the Negroes of the
country are in hearty sympathy with
Washington and his teachings, and de-
light to do him honor. No public
man has ever appeared in Philadel-
phia aside from Presidents of the
United States, whose presence has
drawn together so large an audience
as the great number that filled to over
flowing the great exposition hall,
The colored American., 1903-10-03
R. McCLENNAN'S SUCCESSFUL
WORK.

DR.. A. C. McClennan, M D., surgeon
in charge of the Hospital and Train
ing School for Nurses at Charleston,
S. c., spent a few days in this city,
in the interest of his school. He has
just returned from very successful
tour of the eastern states, and much
interest was shown in his school and
in the work. The Doctor has been
tireless in his efforts to make his
school superior to any in the South,
and it looks as though his efforts will
be crowned with success. A number
of prominent Washingtonians have in
terested themselves in the work for
the school, and have promised to raise
a snug sum in this city to help re-
duce the expense. Among those inter
ested are Prof. Kelly Miller, of How
ard University, DR.. ]. r. Wilder, Mr..
Whitfield McKinlay, and other South
Carolinians, who hav epride in their
native State and city.
The colored American., 1903-10-03

where Mckinley and Roosevelt were
os pesodUuo5 pue .OO6I III p9leuImou
largely as was this one of representa-
i've blacks from all parts of the coun-
try, anG many of the most prominent
white citizens of Philadelphia To ac-
centuate Mr.. Washington's popularity
with this gathering, Rev. A n. Nc
Even, of Mobile, Ala, one of the most
important men in the convention, of
feret a resolution censuring Washing
tons Boston detractors as being pig
mics unworthy of notice. and declar-
ing Washington the accredited leader
OF the Negroes of the country, and ttas
a man worthy of the confidence, good
will and support of all thoughtful
men,
The colored American., 1903-10-03
BOOKER T WASHINGTON

The word is written that he who r,,.
may read.
What is the passing breath of aor.r
ly fame?
But to snatch glory from the hand
of blame
That is to be. to live, to strive indaod.
A poor Virginia cabin gave the saad
And from its dark and lowlv door
there came
A peer of princes in the worlds 60
claim,
A master spirit for the nations mad
Strong, silent. purposeful beyond Ri,
kind,
The mark of rugged force on hrou
and lip.
Straight-on he goes. nor turns r. Ioo,.
Where hot the hounds came having
at his hip;
With one idea foremost in his mind
Like the keen PROV of some on.foro
ing ship.
-PdaI Laurence Dunbar.
The colored American., 1903-10-03
THE TwENTY-F1FTH MILESTONE.

Cards are out announcing the TWEEN
ty-fifth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Napier, of Nash
vile, Tenn. Mrs. Napier was formerly
Miss Ida Langston, the daughter of
the great diplomat and Congressman, n,
Hon. John M. Langston, of Virginia.
Mr.. Napier is one of the first citizens
of Tennessee, and was chairman of
the executive and general committee,
which had to do with the National
Negro Business League meeting in Au-
gust last, and won the title and dis
tinction that was willingly accorded
him. Mr.. and Mrs. Napier have the
best wishes of The Colored American
for another twenty-five years of a hap
py congenial married life.
The colored American., 1903-10-03
LOOKING FOR A GOOD TIME.

An inquest was held on the 18th
ult., over the body of Jack Scott, a
colored man who was killed by a train
while on his way to attend a camp
meeting just outside of the District
line. He evidently prepared for a
royal good time, for examination of
his clothes two quarts of whisEey,
four small whiskey glasses, sixteen
poker dice, one pack of cards, one
razor, one revolver, and a hymn book
were found. He was determined to
get religion at all hazards.
The colored American., 1903-10-03
A NEGRO DAILY.

The Kentucky Standard, edited by
that brave and fearless champion of
race rights, w. d. Johnson, speaking
of a daily Negro newspaper, says:
There never was a time in the his
tory of the Negro race where the de-
mand of a daily paper was more press
ing than it is now. We have noticed
with regret the evident desire on the
part of many of the daily papers to
steer clear of all questions that will
in any way show up the full standard
of our morals; we have also noticed
with deep regret how our mothers,
wives and sisters are being spoken of
through their columns without even
the slightest vindication from those
who are in a manner better able than
we are to make denial of the grave
charges. In view of these facts, and
as citizens as we are, believing that
proper recognition of us as citizens
must come through our demands for
respect of our women, equal with that
demanded by the white man for their
women, we have placed moral excel
lerce first as one of the objects to be
sought in bringing our cause proper
ly before any people in any given
opportunity"
Yes; the time is ripe and the op-
portunity is here for Negro dailies,
but what's the trouble? The same
trouble that has stood in the way of
all Negro business enterprises. We
are afraid to trust each other. Mon
eyed leaders of the race will not or
ganize companies and corporations
ard invest their money in a way to
give employment to our educated
young men and women. It's every
man for himself, and the devil take
the hindmost.
There is a field in every city of any
size in the South for a Negro daily
and the race is we'll equipped with
competent msn who only ask for the
financial and moral support of the
race The forty thousand colOred peo-
pie of Jeeffrson county, KY, are fully
able to support one large printing es-
tablishemnt, and the press work Of
five colored newspapers already print
ed there would make the venture pay
from the beginning. Our weekly
newspapers. magazines and dailies
must be the product of our own print
ing plants owned and operated by COL
ored men. Editor Johnson is right;
we second his motion
The colored American., 1903-10-03
THE SMART SET" AT THE EN-
PIRE.

Tom Mcintosh and Billy McClain,
OF The Smart Set" which will be the
offering at the Empire Theatre next
week, made a great impression on
King Edward of England while they
were in London. The King went to
see their performance and he had TO
hold his sides from laughter at their
comicalities. His Majesty was asked
by one of his friends if he did not
think it mistake to so publicly give
his approval of colored artists.
The colored American., 1903-10-03

DR.. Booker T. Washington was the
ard oil magnate, last week, on the lat
ter's yacht, THE Kanawha," from
New York to Fair Haven, Mass, where
MIR. Rogers lives and where he enter
tanned Mr.. Washington for a few days
at his beautiful and pa1atial home.
The colored American., 1903-10-03

"Bless me-" said the King, 81 thin,
tney can give our best Comedians
points. Why should | not lapaha
They amuse mel"
The colored American., 1903-10-03

The Tuskegee Institute has quite
unexpectedly received an additional
sum of $4,000 from the estate of the
late w. l. Brown, of Boston
The colored American., 1903-10-03
SPARKS FROM OUR Anvil,

That party who has been i'm
personating Mr.. S. P. Mitchell in
the South, collecting money from
ignorant Negroes in support of
the impossible ex-slave pension
bill, Will get into deep trouble if he
doesn't watch out.
1t was quite a significant and
gracious recognition of the col
ored peoples Importance in the
city Of Louisville, that the man
agement of the Labor Carnival,
included an "a fro American
Day" in their list of special occa-
SlOnS.
We are authorized to state that
there is absolutely no truth in the
rumor that Editor T. Thomas
Fortune and the Hon. John P.
Green will make a joint canvass of
the states of Ohio and Kentucky,
this fall.
Raymond Patterson thiuk 5
white labor in the South will solve
the race question. He is wrong
to the limit When the South
takes on white labor in preference
to the Negro, it will have a prob
lem which, compared to the pres
ent difficulties, will be as a noun
tain unto a mole-hi1l.
The National Sociological So
|ciety is the latest applicant for the
job of solving the race problem.
Membership includes many emf
nent persons, white and colored,
and its aim will be to make a care
ful study of the condition of the
Negroes in the United States and
to suggest plans for the improve
ment of their condition. Prof.
Jesse Lawson, is president of thel
organization. A conference willy
be held III this city November q
10, and II, due notice of which We
shall give later.
The colored American., 1903-10-03
ADVERTISING RATES.

Reading notices SO cents per line.
Display advertisements. 81 per square
inch, per insertion. Discounts made
on large contracts.
Entered at the Post Office as second.
class matter.
All letters, communications, and bus
THE COLORED AMERICAN.
EDWARD E. COOPER, NGndgeT,
45S ST., Northwest,
Washington, D. G.
Sold by all News Dealers.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1903.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

Reocn | aiidineff lite pnrre, elo at
Rusferne Ieln finoe nfbfnIpe oen.
Srniolertio Itremmer Der Berge IND
ira mango Snnoe, op Be fomuler bit
ogian pei meS. Bore fra SpifsmS
|bleo Der | 9sbet al nogIe ioa Gaae mo
ier6t $4,000 % ira slmerifa fonmer
Der itaoig itcre Gunner.
Rusiiife glaSe. Ser omtaIer afp
rem ! &tihineff, bIir uoen piSere I'M
oertrpft. @creralguperner Raabpn
g~eiarubien er blet d~fifeOiget.
Den SSe Iai 6Iep % isSife Dire
ior Sloobooet / 4iidineff besraoet paa
gpens iobiffe airfegaarb. De fleite at
De giennprenSe Sober / gnen par lam.
let ON @rapene, oa gpens b6ieite
@mbeSsmono bar tiIiteSe og hoEot, ef.
Ter boa6 ser meloes / gripatbrepe, isl.
Igenoe opbpgseIige "@raotale".
Scr en- for mango SOBER. Seq fun,
Be ienOe eber p9f alleiammer, men
bor beiluttet life at eisre bet. Dog,
bois 5 pd bore Der, rloa S tilgioe 90
glenrne. Seq peo. at 5 err Ioplpoige
Menneifer, os BET er life eOers Sfpio,
at 5 er bIet rammet al en- Iaa frpgtelig
aataItroie; oct er tperttutoo eoers 59'
breS SpnSer, S utaa IiSe for. Oct er
Subs Billie, 60 5 burSe pore tilfreole
aleiaRmen."
Rarm 8orfi ben bersmte urge
rusftife 9igter, bar Ifrepet en- aIsoer'
be artifeI, ser birrer al Sn6ignation,
% bport ban logger SfplOe FOR De
mu1ge beitiaIife 8olosbanMinger MOB
Sober og armenier oe So~ergrebene
MOB Sirnerne pnu BEN berffenoe, for
nemme Rlosie / <sIanb. BsbeIen er
Blot oeres oilielsie og biertelefe Reo'
fab, flyer ban. arttfden Heb ofent.
Iiggiort I ct tpif 9lnb, ba ben life fun
Sc trpffes / RlsIanb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
Ill Gr. u. Sbomicn.

(8oIt pau antbor 2irieu6 tgI. BoitS1np
per Columbia"
8i 5tnrSinaosr. iom ureo YotSumpes
rem Columbia" bar giort 8siieu fpa
Glasgow til Rem Dor!, is!er os Opfprs
bret til / f~Glestdb at frembGre for
Gem Dor bjerteLIgite Edt for ben humane
@ebauoling, ION beo 9eres ~perluuLlge
5iGlpiombeo CT bIet os tlibel.
SGrlIs 5ringcr ri Gem Dor bicrtcIige
GOT for Be u]sgenugttige Siereiter, iOm
De iao rSelmoolgt % Opofrenoe bar pect
De iOa8e o8 ib8e.
9oitAGmecren "goImbtA- rem 29oe
STARTS 1908.
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ion, aIfreS Sucobiou, Ibr. 81. ReI'eH,
2. g. 5nnueIion. Sugrtb IMMERSION.
Sacob @enidmtusioH, Sobnnues Sobr'
ION, 5ohuruss 5nraIeien, 9tl!s R. Riet'
fen. art6arina 5dlcmpn. ao1tiie SaLO7
mon, 8ictoriu 6dGtcniou, 9. Ricolati'
fen. gerut 8. RttneIisu, arrl R. an'
Serfor, Rartju @unoerisu, auSreds
RisIIsn. Otto 6. SdfreI. Sr'ea &ditst,
Soen Ringholm, Smut Soriteuion. Rdr'
tu 8utpit. SilSd Gorrmau. RGgtt
6ster, Better So5oritr. Reber erl!sior.
RiIs Worterou. Carl Sdcobsiou. gIotra
Sunfer, u. grcttingcu. Satob guSerier.
Snbr Huberieu, 5dus 2 5eHisu. IisIs
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Seuisn, Scbun Often. 8. Sacobieu. g.
Beteripu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
proiioentens Reiic.

ErGitSent RooiepeIt fom Sen 22Se
NFat IND / Staten 8abinqton. !
&uIama biIite @uoernsr RcgrtOe
bam oeltommn til Stater. % Brett.
oetten loare0e / en- fort Gale. en- Ic.
penOe 9~ierneunse bar bun0eu til
"SenSeren" paa Set Oampittb, iom
tog Brrf taertuoaneu ooer Columbia.
Tooen; men Den freq Zig, at Sen
maatte iIippes. 10000 8erioner mso.
tie grmiiherten / G5eiali8, % Neopor
Oonnbue Ieoiageoe BAN til Che Itc.
RinIep Shtmp, en- ubpre Srproo, ION
bar bIeoen inuift Seforeret o. oanns6e
en- platform tort oeo Stationen. )
i'm Gale Ipfsnifeoe B~rriiScntcr Sta.
ten Waibtngtor reo oens SorSbrug,
oets Sfoobrtft, Seus @rtber % iSiife-
riGr. men freIIfor alt nteo 0erts mango
iunoe 9srn.
Brrit0enten fit BET ferite 8Iimt al
Fuget Sourb, Sn SrG11et fisrte mo /
ODrpia. @aibiu8ton8 Sooeoitab.
ser mo0toae8 ban al 5000 Beriouer
foruOen al en- 5fare GHbeOSmGt0.
WuitStropper p~araOereOe / @oSerne
Sra en- platform peo a~apitoliet boISt
ban en- fort Gale I'll Solicit, iom oar
inrlet / Rarfen, % tog O~erefter en-
aieretur giennem Sc iOrnemite BIZ
Dele.
81. 4 ON gftcrmiSNo9en ruacNc
grpIiocnttrrnet in0 / Tacoma / BET
berIigite 8eir. SoIohItteren "Ifc'
GuIIod" ounSreSe mco tine &onorer
% operbsoe6e Dem, iom boI6t Bel
fomitnIer. Den ifioo 81 SfuS. Do
R~rritScnteu fisrte ira Stationen,
raobte RGn8Oen Surrn, % 10 &ogne
tlIgte eiter barn On IfoeIIu9 Col.
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troa0tc pno Dinfiion auente no al &c
leOet "a eifortereSe bam glennem
9pen. San prSierebe mango Sfole'
miie, boor 9srnere oar i%anrtet, % oct
gIp0ebe BAN, at ban Der JON euerS |
@ribington traf iao marae Imaa.
Gle 8nber oor rigt inaffeSe med
jTaa o. 8~rtrlan0er. BrGiioertenS
@ineoe bar at Ie ~aIIeItcos. Bna i'm
Sur giennem Tacoma ~Ieoinoe0es ban
af nogle al 8citfoitetts Storfarer -
Senatorsne Softer % arfermep ira
8ribingtor. Rtthca ira Oregon
aunqreSmHnnenc Guf5mon SorcS %
SumphreD ira @uibirgtor. General
Tunitor. Rarnefaptrir 8Ieefer. Ditto
@oittpid % aonmorber GoiIion pna
"WcGuTlod~. R%abObperre8 Otlnorer
bapoe life foriemt at inSftn0e lin. )
@rigbt Parf par Ser en- feitlig EtIiteI'
ming, o. her taIte isrit Wnpor Camp
6eu. Sercfter R~rPiIocntcr, San ben.
ocnbtc Ijq iGrifilt til DeitoQerne / ben
ipanIfc arig. bporaf mrrge par til
iteSe. Oct oInrtrbetigc 5oIt fl Dog
Sen 6eSitc Gel rf Talcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
1ooeforfoleefen

grepe til Sober Der 2anoet fra
8enner oe Boarsrenbe / &ii6ineff in.
bebpl6er gri6enbe SfiIDrtnser al
9olosbmbltrgerne mob SSOerne /
Serue ip~brlsitfte go. Oct bar opret
ct gIoSbao, Der life ipnes OF itaa til
boge ior isoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@9ofer. SsIsenOe uo6ras al ct 8reo
til 8abbt Spman 8ro6ffp / Reparf
ira en- Ben / Rtibineff gper ct Se9reb
ON, ,boao Der er bpn0t:
Surfer ou Rorrila, ReItuurats'
ren2 Worrrtuas 9utter loa ing, Oa
% me~nnefelise 9uiter, fIrote / rsOt,
tr9ngte tr0 / Suiet % sbelagbe al
Eing. Den lille fpge 8ige bIo IPngt
ub gicnnem 8inSuet. % 8oita, ben
uIpftaise Mooer, 6Iep iaa maltrafte-
ret, at bun SeSe ct Bar elmer %ierters.
Seroes 0unS, Soreb, greb en- Strf og
ptlbe iRtte iig III RoooPree, men en-
fetierlig rlisinf R~olittbetIert gnD buut
ct Rap ! Griigtet meb fin Sabel, iaa
ban miiteSe Spnet pna begse zine.
Wofes atIas, en- 74.aaring iom man.
ae | Retparf fienoer. bleo burOet og
baaret op pan Snget al et SoteI % fa.
itet neo Serfra; ban onr 300. Sa 81
fanot BAN. 9Prareu Sboema1, 81
buffer, bIep Ilpbt no a. lit Stem. fper.
paa lt5pIterne Srep 8 CONNER Inrge
Spieer inS / bans aeaene; ban liaat.
mi FOR 0soen. aiere Ra5bi 9roSIfg.
bois NIT grcp nnar Dig, Iaa las Set
amerifarife SoIf inn piOe. boorfor De
rnsiiIfe Sober m, icser til oct frie
2anS | 8eiten." -
De SoreneSe Staters 9eidnSt I'll
Ct. petersburg bnpae for5srt Jig Dos
BET rrsinfe llSerrissmirifteriirm, ON
Bet haooe noget imoo. at 8aper ira
amerita uSSeItcs Ill De rrrTraenSe S.
Der | aiihrneH. libenrissmimTterer
fbureSe, at Fient bar paaifismeos
6kmerfsonerres SonmilSbeo. iao pa,
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
bopeoitaos =Srep.
RorSbu taser iuribiif Granen rcb
Columbian uniperiitct.

8aibrngton, 8. g.. 2Obe Mai, 1908.
8eb SEN netop aiIIutteoe iuribiife
grannen peo Columbian ~ltnfperiitet
Der par en- at Dem, Der opnnoebe ber
beoite aaroftey gilbert 6. Ebomp.
ion ira Rprtbpooo, Soma. 0ette er
iaa meget mere rosperoigt, ium ban
benpttebe Wtuintlim at Stl1berttoen
90 tiuige baobe anitrpreenbe Oepnr.
tenentaIt &rbetoe.
gilbert 8. Sbompion er rot /
Wortbpoo6. Soma, og bans Sober or
oen befien6te Sorretning8mnuS %
Sarmer Sobn .. Sbompicn Ser /
mango Qar bar oPret ct fremrn.
gertbe ReOIem al S~proberS &irfe.
roao, og iammer rleb Weoberen Beth
Ebompion tuboanbrebe | 30 Iarere
fra Sogr, Rorge.
gilbert giennemsif GoIfe'foIcn
pua lit $iemiteo os frefoentereoe ic.
mere 9lrtber Icabemp / gilbert 2en,
Winreipto, og en- 2GrearitaIt / Oes
Wotnes, Soma. Sun por berpoa,
mebers nroGrenbe &ongre8mano q.
q. Sallgen par County, o8ieer /
@ortb County, benres fsrIte a8ii-
itert oe fit ienere anipttelie iom as
fiiterenbe &asierer / Nortbmooo
@anfine Go. for boiItet Sntgen er
Brefioent. % bet iibite geriu8bu.
reali orqnrtiereoes, tit ban en- betroet
Sitting Der % bIep efter 1a Iars
6orleb ooerfsrt III S1tbrebepnrte,
meutets lSopeoburear, boor ban
fremheIes nrbeiber. Sun er gift meo
Caroline Srhnion, Ser er f6ot t
Rorge, men iom garife Ii6en Btqe
tom til @tscorin iummen mpo tine
Tor9Ibre, Der er6nu Iener Ser. De
bar ire gsrr, en- Gut % TO Bigger
Gotuinger) og bar Ell bpq0eligt
Stem | go. 143 Rortb Carolina
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albert 9. Ibonrpion agter enoru
at opboIoc iiQ ct 4urS Sto / 5ooeo.
Itooer1, men ioa er set bans Weuina
at rciie tilboge til lit 3iemite0 %
proftiiere iom Sdqfsrer. llroer lit
SpboLb Der bar ban pIn6et manGe
gerrer. San er et pirfiomt MPoIem
al Get rorife SelIf1b", hpiS au8.
iercr ban bar oPret / oct itoite Gar,
% CT en- al De amerifonifsfeote Norb'
mPr6, Ser tager Ieuerbe Snteresie
fine SorfGbres SporelonS. @anr
ban ubfsrer i'm 9eilltr,ing at forlabe
SoocoHaSer, ril babe ban % bans
Samilie bIioe bpbt i1onet al Ben
rorife 9oloni Der, bots hierteIiqfte
2nifer for Sremti6en bill Ieoiage
Dem.
Den rorife 9~tleobugger SigcnI6
asbisrrien ira Gbicngo orfom Sen
17oe Ss. til Sooeoitnbcn, bpor ban
IfaI htIbeuSe BET al oer af6ebe Surife
9~ileSbuggcr RobI'S mttb poabe.
gprSte Sbernton. Ronumeut, Der ifnI
afIIsres ben 156e Oftober. Den nor.
he giIlebbuoeer Stefm Stnoino, Der
Dor I a"isrbenbnor, bnube egentlig
pnataget fig SulSerbeIier Of @omt.
mentet, men ban bar forbiroret ira
Of fpmme % cperloS arbetbet til as.
Nbisrrien. 9enne FAR pPret FER fsr
oa bar mango 8enrer iiSen tit iiSfte
CpboIb, Der er glade oeS at ie ban
igien. R. g.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26

3 Ricaragun bar Nebenerue nirr.
oet en- itor Seir ooer RrRiibeIrt Sc
lupas trooper. Resieringstroppcr.
res arsrcr, General gItraoo, iaISt,
bans Scr bleo iasct paa Eiugt. 90
bans 6orraaS al @oaben os anmini.
tion falot | Sienoerts SpnSer. RE
6eaerne bar mn fcnpIet aontrpI coer
ale pigtisere SteSer peo @icaragua-
iieen.
Spillcbe Stprfm. - gh Reaer peS
geapn ". 8. ala, Eisner Dos en- 6a-
mile | a%nttperpen, BAR nplig | Beise
hos itn 6anttlie / @1ibington % paa
Sibrgepeien med Hsoe Stierne Gin.
iets 8autper ~aroonIano" itat set
barn, at Bet ifuIbe bore gaoro at ipine
.Stortar / nogle Gage. Mtian inotes-
neoe ban fig paa 8asiagerIiiter ipn
N. Q. gicefoniltl til antrperpen. "
Der bIep ogiaa garffe rigttst siort
inrrt til geien al "Sr. aouilt.
len, Der ipiIleSe itr Roue fortrpfe-
Iist. San TT SaoerspIaoien peo Dor
BET bIanSt lite aabpts 8asiaaerer, %
MurSifabet ribite life, boor opmGrf.
ionrnte os bsfItge De ffliISe bore o0er.
FOR bam. geb atrtomiten til anttuer'
pen optog after "Sr. 8oniitIer" i'm
tiSIisere 9eifipitiseIIe iom Sfupuoier
os Ssrpogter boz SEN ununte Somilie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-26
BdlfanItaterne.
s 2DnftGntinopel pgcs ben frigerife
Stemuins nipb gnlgarien.
Mnoet noenIamosnyt.

Gra Ruuitnntinopd meooeIes, at
ben trigerife Stennrins MOB 8ulga.
rien itaSigt sges / militrre areOie
Der | Spen, % arissoepartementet no.
bier Ell uiRSoanlig aftipttet. vt Get
tnrlr1er I'll en- arig meo 9ulgarien
er Dog tibet inroigruigt, oa piitnof Sc
anore Wtagter burtigt otoe iRtte Ell
chopper ior Oct. - Oct upe 6ulgarife
weinilteriiim bar ienot 8orten en- ino.
tr9geroe SenuenSeIle ON at opbsrc
meo ben gritiontrite 6remf9ro / aiafe.
oonien, ba bette ph bore ct langt
Sfribt til ct beore Sorpo6 melem
8nlgarien oa Sprfiet.
- Sra Gotta teIegraferes, of itore
Starer at 6Ipgtntnge ira Dtafeoonien
e. gdaet ODER @rGgtien til 9ulgarien,
So be frpgter for at BIZ masiafreret al
Eprferne. De giper 9aarreiienSe ge.
retringer ON Eprfernes Outstanding
al De 4rtftne.
Srn SaIotrfa mebbeles, ut Den
tore W9ngoe al Dsor6 W 8olbsbono-
finger, iom soes Ronaitir tpSer paa.
at a~l1toriteterne ineen 8ontroI bur
mere oper ben tprfiife 9efoltning.
Set er fprIig 9ulgarere, iom efteritr9.
bes. vi 81 Ieor6, iom nplig er be.
gaaet, bar 10 Of Ofrene gliIgarere. 3
mango EIfelber en- 2igerre bEet mis-.
banbTet poa BET ~Trpgteligite.
- SiIMi Bufbo, Der 6ar ianet BET
Spero OF gienpemfsre BEN meget ON.
talte &eformplan / bet elrcpPiffe
Sprfi, bon irnofanget ben SSbe at folo-
niiere Gurtolien og 9erne / arfipelo.
get meo 8uIsurere, iom ban aligeoel
aster at beportere | flor Sti ira Ro-
te5orien - tpis Ragterne pa tt1aOe
Bet. 8ette iiSite Spergsmadl buffer
10 altib op Nom en- 8uieman0, bier
Sang Eprfiet bar ct Broieft lore.
Surelebis rroa SiImi 8aibo nbies
meo OF ioroiie til arutolien Be 6ltI-
CARTE Sanger, Der Ell arreiteret for
9aogtigbeS I Optsier / bet e1tropRt.
he Enrft.
5 Rrnatien bor ogfaa bloStge
Sptsier f1Inoet Steb, oe BET ipseer
rteb, at l1greien ogfaa Hal ipre6e Zig
til OuImatien. 1roIigbeoerne Der er
1lSilas af bet earrIe RaebaS mellem
Slanoner % Magpurerne, iom er BEN
berffeube &lasie. arorternc er ct fat.
tts og uoptrtt 5rIf, os oeres Sprog
% r1ttonnIe S9ber og Stiffe UNDER.
fues paa Itgefrem tpranuiif 8is al
ben t,upprerDe Bon eDer @uoernsr
@re Seoerparp. Ser meS 8olS og
Ragt oI inbfBs BET uugarfe Sprog
I Sntbet. SmoS alt bette bar &roa-
terre reiit fig Gong paa Gang; bet ct
Tom ReseI Sttoenterne, Der guar |
SpioferL men gsrtoerte biplper ogiau
iii, 5bab De tun.
Optpierne / forri8e uge fan0t Stee
| anIeSrine Rroaternes WinOefeit for
ben aiSsoe, iorrige @i1Der1rsr Seaaebo.
s SopeSituben Igrum latte Botitiet
mo paa SoIferGngben meo bragne
Soprb; mango bIeo iaaret og $50
8erioner bIep arreicret, Oeri6iunSt
mange Sh,Oetter % aOtnber. Sc
mere Heo fire Sropperegimenter TIL
talbt og 9pen er M belt UNDER milf.
tprt Stpre. Deb Wefa is9te 8sn.
berne ot birore Solboternes Srem'
fonit oeS p1o fem SteOer al rioe op
Sernbmei frnnerre.