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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
BECKHAM MAY ATTEND.
Francis Invites Kentucky Governor
to Participate in Dedication.

Francis Invites Kentucky Governor
to Participate in Dedication.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Frankfort. KY. Feb. 2-Governor Beck
ham is in receipt Of a letter from President
David r Francis OF the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition. inviting him to be pres
emit with his staff at the dedication OF the
Worlds Fair buildings. April 81.
Governor Francis also requests that a
regimen or a battalion of the Kentucky
State Guard be ordered to st. Louis to
parcipiate in the opening event, and says
that the Exposition Company will furnish
Quarters and subsistence for the troops
while in that city.
1t is probable that the Governor and
stnf will be present at the ceremony. but
1t has not been determined as to the regi-
ment OF State Guard. 1t has been suggested
that a battalion made up of the best-driIled
companies of the guard be detailed to ac-
company the Governor and stan. This
would stimulate interest in the guard. and
the plan may be adopted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03

ing either the Castle Of Nogayo or the
Temple of Nike on the hill. her location
Will be on the same elevation occupied by
Germany, although considerably east Of the
kaiser's pavilion and not far from the
A natural depression on the extreme east
ern part Of the site set apart for the Gov
eminent of the Mikado. will serve to enable
the commission to introduce some Of the
most picturesque landscaping found In that
Kingdom. 1t Is known IN a general way
from conversation held with the Japanese
Commissioners at various times that her
representation. at the Worlds Fair viii far
an exposition.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
ROADS SSUE BLOCKADE NOTICES.
Western Lines Refuse to AcceY Ina
pOrtant m

Chicago. Feb. 2-Because Of inability Of
Eastern roads to handle all the trafic Of
fered to them. Western roads have issued
blockade notices that affect several Of the
necessaries of life. Among the latter Is
flour. which the Western roads will not re-
ceive for delivery to Eastern roads until
further notice.
One of the notices issued by Western roads
contains these paragraphs:
Until further notice We decline to ac-
cept shipments as follows
All carload freight except live stock. com
pany material or supplies, perisl1able freight or
freight loaded within switching limits at Chi
cago, destined east Of Versailles. Moundsviife and
ParkersburR.
Loaded cars for switching service within the
Chicago terminal district. with the exception OF
coal coke. oil and perishable freight.
"An freight. except live stock or perisheble,
destined to points reached via Wabash line.
Windsor to Buffalo.
All freight, except live stock or perishabls.
destined for Canadian Pacific Railway via Wa
bash Railroad and Detroit
All freight except live stock. perislabie. or
bi:uminous coal, destined east via New York.
All freight except live stock, perishable, or
coal. destined to points on Grand Trunk Rail-
way.
Grain, hay, lumber and ore destined to points
west OF Pittsburg."
Chicago and Western Indiana advise they can
not accept shipments Of grain routed via Michi-
gan Central Railway.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
Phillips Amends the BfIl.

The bill providing for the appointment Of
a Plumbers Examining Board. which is
now pending before the State Legislature.
has been amended by President Phillips OK
the Board Of Public improvements since
Mr.. Phillips amended the clause which
designates that the, hoard shall be com.
posed of the President Of the Board of
sioner and the Commissioner Of Public
Buildings. making 1t provide instead for
the appointment Of the Supervisor OF
the Journeymen Plumbers and the Master
Plumbers associations. to be named By
the Mayor
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
GENERALS WIDOW IS INSANE.
Mrs. Justus P. McKinstry Commit
ted to Asylum for Insane.

The widow Of The late Major General
1gstus +. Mckinstry was yesterday COM
Tit application Of her guardians for her
admittance to the city institution was dis
eussed at length by the members Of the
lecting OF her board bill from a Govern
ment pension.
Major General McKinstry was Provost
Marshal Of St. Louis in the Civil War, and
later. after being promoted to the rank Of
Major General, was court-martialed for
mtsmanagement OF army funds.
The woman who now seeks admission 10
the asylum was his second wife.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
AMERICAN ARMY OFFICER
IS ARRESTED IN CANADA.


Montreal. Feb. "A former United States
army officer, who gave his name as Alex
ander W. Waters, but who, 1t is believed, is
William A. Wilson. was arrested here to-
day. charged with the embezzlement at Ma
Mia of 5000. the property OF the United
States Government.
When ~arraigned. Waters said that he had
no desire to fight extradition proceedings.
but was prepared to go at once to Wash
ington, waving his claim to extfadition.
"The sooner I get TO the United States
fand have this matter all explained the
sooner i shall be free again." no declared.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
Policeman KiIculIen Dead.

Charles Kilcullen, who for about three
years was a member of the St Louis Po-
Ice Department, died last night at the
Baptist. Hospital. Garrison and Franklin
avenues. Lung trouble was the cause of
death, kiicullen was related by marriage
to Al Wagenmann. former Clerk of the
Court of Criminal Correction. He formerly
served in the Central District. but about
q year ago was transferred to the Eighth
the lungs. and eight weeks ago entered the
hospital. where he remained until his death.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
FIGHT NEARING THE END.
Quay Thinks Statehood Bills Vic
tory Is Assured.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Washington, Feb. at is believed that
the great statehood fight, which has blocked
legislation for several weeks, IL near it's
crisis and that a few hours will demonstrate
whether the bill is to be disposed Of or prac-
ticaily all legislation prevented and an extra
session Of Congress made inevitable.
Senator Quay has already made the state
hood bill an amendment to the sundry civil
and the agricultural appropriation bills. He
1t tomorrow as an amendment to the army
appropriation bill. which Is now before the
senator Quay will thus ask the question
whether the friends Of the army prefer to
see the army bill fail rather than give their
support to the statehood bill. He declares
ne Will be able to hold his forces.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
%
!, "vENEZUELA COMPANY"
, ENLISTS 1000 MEN.

. Joplin. Mo-, Feb. 2-"The venezu-
. Ella Company" which was organized
. here several days ago to enlist men
. for colonization in Venezuela, has, it
. was stated to-day. received more
= h 1000 men. all with military
. training. and some Of whom have
held commissions in the United State, /,
& Army and Navy.
. Applications for membership are
. pouring In from all parts of the Uni
ted states and Canada- The company 1
expects TO obtain large land grants I
from the Venezuelan Government.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
Christopher Gelso. Die..

New York. Feb. 1-Chnstopher Geison. Who.
70. .pSrn many years MIA, MA. In the service q re Gov.
dead at his home in Brooklyn. He was born In
Ireland g ysars sso. and IN the. early dfties
!anguaee Of many Of the Indian tiSes. He vas
With 0oye{nor Thomas Francis AsaEher Of Nom
campe,Ens and was the man sent to make term
VIII the famous chtef. Sitting Bull
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
OFFICERS OF BASKET BALL LEAGUE
Martin Delaney Chosen President OF
Worlds Fair OrganixatiOn.

Lovers Of basket ball met at the Armory
last night and organized the Worlds Fair
Basket Ball League. Tha clubs represented
were the Missouri A. c., the Columbia A:
Guards. the Crescents, Washington Unfver-
slty, St. Louis University and Kirkwood
Academy.
Martin Delaney was chosen president: L.
NJ. Forbes, vice president; Martin Ashleger.
treasurer: Fl. H. Haeussler. secretary. The
Board Of Directors will be composed OF one
man from each cub and the officers Of the
league.
The first schedule game will be played on
Friday night. Two games will be played
each week. Ladies will be admitted free.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
Representatives Confer,

The Reverend Doctor 8. J. Niccolls and
the Reverend Father d. S. Phelan Of the
Worlds Fair Building and Exhibit Com
mittee conferred yesterday with Director OF
Exhibits Skin. In whose hands rave been
placed the question Of whether a separate
building shall be devoted to the purposes
sought by the committee.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03

the work of inclosing the Exposition
grounds will begin within two weeks. It Is
his intention to have the entire site fenced
by Dedication Day. The fence will be con-
structed OF wood. except the small section
OF steel picket fence which still remains to
be erected on Government Hill, etwee
the Fair and Forest Park.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
JAPAN ASSIGNED A SITE.
Director of Works Sets Apart Local
ton on Same Hill With Germany.

Through Director of Works Taylor. the
Exposition management has announced
that a location has been assigned to the
Japanese Government for the erection of it's
national building, on the hill overlooking
In the event the location Is entirely salts
factory to the japanese Commission, the
members Of that body intend to reproduce
one OF the finest types of temples or cas-
ties in Japan. with some OF that country's
marvellous garden effects.
Chairman Jushiro Kuichi said last night
that he had not as yet received ofncial
notification that the hill had been assigned
to them, but Mr., Taylor stated that the
decision had been made n tha: the COM
II Japan carries out her plans by build
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
CoIlision Of Street Cars.

A sonthbound Broadway car crashed into
an eastbound Easton avenue car last night
at Broadway and Morgan street, knocking
demolishing the front end. Mrs. E. M. Davis
OF No. 1862 Blackstone avenue, q passenger
on the Easton avenue car, was the only
person injured. Her injuries were NOT seri-
GUS. but she tainted from the nervous
shock.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
Horses Drowned IN Iasoo,.

A team OF white horses were drowned yes
terday In two and one-haK feet Of water in
the main lagoon at the Worlds Fair. The
animals became mired in a bed of mud un-
der the water and sank to their knees.
ltion Company, which Is engaged In deepen.
ing the Grand Basin and the waterways.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
SOUND AS A DOLLAR

That is the result Of a course
Of treatment with SCOTS Emul
sion. We have special refer
ence to persons with weak
lungs and sensitive threats.
SCOTS Emulsion does some
things better than others This
is one of them. It has a Pc
culiar action on the throat and
lungs which gives them
strengthand makes themtough.
That's how SCOTS Emulsion
drives out coughs, colds and
bronchitis. It keeps them out.
too
Wen seni yss : iziss % ty.uyssA
SCOTT { BOVINE - Fad szsrs Nw -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
l.: :e:s b.. b. 4. Co., : ! T.: g. M#: :: $.
WAVES PRELIMINARY HEARING.
Jerry Richtmyer Bound Over to
Grand Jury at Chester.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

SPECIAL
Chester, ILL.,, Feb. 2-Jerry Richtmyer, the
Steelevilie bank robber. was arraigned be-
fore Justice J.. B. Simpson to-day on q
charge Of burglary ami larceny.
was remanded to Jail under 5000 bond, to
await indictment by the March Grand jury.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
PREPARING TO DISPLAY PATTERNS.
Ceramic Society Talks
Over Worlds Fair Work.

Over Worlds Fair Work.
Boston, Feb. 1.-The American Ceramic
Society considered the advisabinty of ex-
hibiting pottery and other samples Of this
art at the st. Louis Worlds Fair. when
the society met at the Hotel Brunswick to-
day.
AS the managers OF the Fair have re-
served $1,000 square feet Of floor for the So
ell Of the society, with power to act. After
the report of the council and treasurer had
been heard. these officers were elected:
J.; vice president, Heinrich d. Ries. Ithaca,
N. Y; secretary. Edward Orion, Jr.. Colum.
bus, O.; treasurer. Stanley G. Burt. Gin
Croton-on-Hudson. N. 7.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
Beta Theta Elects Omcer..

The St. Louis Beta Theta Club elected
officers last night at the Mercantile Club
a. follows: Marshall P. Drury. president:
g. F. A -Brueggeman. vice president: W.
7. Jones. treasurer; r. Lincoln Murphy,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03

Byron E. Hartweli. of Utah. who 10 vidt-
ing at No. 3214 Ohio avenue. was robbed Of
had asked to direct him. The theft occurred
about 6 o'clock last night at Pine street
and Jefferson avenue. A woman who wit
messed the incident described the thief to
the police.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03

Frank Gaiennie, executive officer Of the
Missouri Commission. entered upon his du-
ties yesterday In the offices Of the commi3-
sion at the Administration building.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-03
German Wine Makers Plan Exhibit.

Wiesbaden. Germany. Feb. 2-Represen-
tatives of the leading vineyards and wine
firms Of the Rhine and MoselIe districts, at
a meeting held here yesterday. decided to
prepare an excellent exhibit for the St.
Louis Worlds Fair. The German Fair Com
missioner. Herr Lewald, who called the
meeting. described the large scale ON which
the Exposition was planned.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Glepatorerne tcmlrle.

De fore glapotors | RinreapoItS
RUNNER SO, 955, 900 9uibeIs SucSe
men MI itoar De npitcn TONNE, foroi
Den Soebe. iom iercS iii 9pcr, Oh.
fisbeS al Msllerne. SirsSag beu sbe
fom 1857 boeocIaiteSe Sernbare.
oogne til 9peit; men SnSboIoet for.
ioanSt, u6er at @IapatormpnSere fit
roget Seraf. WeIiorretringen er
bIomitreuSe. IeI ieuScs til europa
bier Dag, 90 GfteripsrgieIen tiger.
6or Sioen er 6en bneSe. iom isres
minneapolis. al 0aarIig apaIitct
paa @rulb al Set iIette geir. 6or.
merne lender ratlIrligpiS Ben fIeine.
tie boebe ira fig isrit OF gicmmer ben
9ooe til ienere. Ru Ter set imiSIer.
tio no til, al @eiret piI bIioe bcSre ca
bermeo ogiaa Sen autommenSe
Griier poa December. % Rat.
er ira t6 til 20c bsicre eub
for ct gar fiSer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Jneen Sportler.

Oct paabntIer gsiurance.G rami.
nator / Soma at unoerisge De ioritieI.
lige Observation-Disclosures Status oa
Ie eiter, at De ti~Iireositiaer 9ooenS
&rao for at funne 6rine 6orretning.
6or bette grbeioe maa gSiurance.
fompanierne betale pisie Sport[er.
Statsouoitsr 9. i. GaroQ er Tom.
men eiter. at graminatorerne /
1899, 1901 og 1902 tiIiammen OBJ.
pebor $4,000, % Staten ipnes. OF
Den bar 8rao poa 6isie 8enge. Nen
attorneD General faer. al Der life
er no8en Sop 6erom, og oerior fan
Oct life mite of anlPgge Sag. Sc
a5Iurance'g ramtratorer. Tom arbei.
oeoe UNDER Statsaltoitsr +. 7. Wer.
RAM, itat Benaere / fin egen 2om.
me. Rar 9eebler og hans Ssu
tieute go6t. Sra 14Se Nai til t46e
Sliri 1902 uuberisgte De Stutus bos
6 Selifaber / Eiien og oppebsr 81,
52i al Dem, % fra 10oe Rooember
til 17Sc December foretos be IS oil.
ore ltnoerisselier, paa b0iIte Be
tiente $4,O03.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Stat paa Jernbaner.

commissioner for Relemitots.
b~anSeIen iRhgao ben lobe September
en- Del al i'm aarsberetning. Zen
ansaar Regulerius at SerHbanetra.
iiten % Sfnt paa Sen / 1902. 80
Stater sper aontrol oper Sernbauer.
ne gieunem aommisiGrer. : De flo.
ite ~ gar bar SenSenien gaaet
RetHing al en- mere uirtiom RontroI
meS Sragttafiterne. : 90 az Se 80
Stater er commissioners beflpSte
meo RpnOigbeo til at resuIere Eats.
terne Tor Basiaser. os 8~arebeior.
bring. ) be andre 10 mansler aom.
misiRrerne benue Ragt.
Snbberetniugen iiser, at ser frem.
anar al Serubnnelopeue | Be iioite II
sar. at Der rnaSer RistiaiS til Sern.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Slaar fig libel.

Peapps &onfret.G Iapator / Tu,
Iutb bapoe en- Sprpf, iom Iflloe
tGtteS, og 8 @Gn6 itoS paa ct Still.
LAOS 60 300 oper 8run0cn. Still.
lnoiet bar 0aarIig giort % fal6t uco.
&Rnbeuc iuIate meS. % 4 al benz
log iig libel. Get bar u. anoer,or,
SO aar, GnfemanS % boenbe / Miu.
neapoIis. Sifar @rifien % aar,
ugift . 6. guoerion. 90 gar, uaift.
On ntienOt Ranb, omtrert 81 aar.
aIoorItg foriIaaet bIeo Sobr
Span, 40 Gar. San fsrtes til ct
SoipttaI. bOor man tror, at ban bill
fomme Jig. SierneifaIen bIeo Iaact
mo paa De 4, iom loo fit Gin. oa
arme % Ben bIep fmuite. Ga 6eres
Weoarbeioere ileoe I'll efter llIpffcu,
bar Der life Segn til Clip pos nogen
lioen bc8 Sobn Span.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
penfonerne.
llbpre Srmmer nSbetnlt, men bet
bolSer mn paa at mimic.
@areS Napport.

Professionalism DIR. @are bar
inbsipet jim aarsberetning. gntallet
al Geuiioniiter err M 996, 545, boorai
1886 er Soloater % 267,tS9
enfer os u~forisrseHe. @r. @arc
mener, at Veniionsliiterne life mere
pil operitise MiIionmGrfct, Tom
naaeoeS Tor ct gar iiben. Sra He.
polutionsfrieen er enbnli 5 8euiioni.
tier tilbaee; ira 4riaen / 1912
Lie, ira Snoianerfrigene 4,734 og
ira ben merifanife arig / Slrtten al
40.aarene 1884. Sen operpeien.
De WGnsSe al Qeniioniiter ifriper
Jig fra 9orgerfrigen. SiIboge fra
ben er Der enbni1 703,456 SnpaIiSer
90 24S,S0 Gnfer. Sra ben ipanife
9rig Il 1899 er Ser 5000 Snoalt.
Der % 1862 Gnfer, % fra Sen re.
guIGre S~ieneite / SrebstiS er ser
$40 SnoaIiber os 2,9SS @nfer.
5 garets Sob ubeif .2,9Ot genfio.
niiter al R,ilerne. Ser in6fom
304,S09 anisgninser ON Beniion og
130,109 beoilgeres, mebens tt3,
794 forfaiteoes. 9iennemitnitIis be.
Isber boer Beniion M til 1888. I'll
8eniioniiter ira ben ipanife arig
mebgif / iibite 6iifaIaar $1,765,3tO.
Observation-Disclosures anbeiaIer
2ooGuoringer, bborefter en- RanS,
bar begnaet en- areIss 6orbrp.
belle, ifaI mite lin Ret til 9eniipn;
b6r set frobpbes at gipe Sen.
lion til apinber, iom 9oter SoIba.
ter, Der lrnae bar oppebanret Sen.
lion. San piI ogiaa, at mnn paa en-
anber @is emo MI ffuI fomme efter,
ON en- anieger er periionsberetttget
eler ct. Den nrn9reube Retbooe
siper inaen Sifferbeb, men er meget
og aabner %TIcOning til en-
nbeleig SnSgri6cn c@toIitifere.
Dan opIpier, at aorenebe Stu.
ter. iiben GeniionsIl bt bearnote at
pirfe. bar ubbetnIt $3.03S, 623. $50
/ Beniioner. Soert SnSinib / Gan.
BET betaIte / 6iifaIanret 1908 75c til
Peniionsionbet. Scr 10 Gar Iiben
bar Beniionsbprben meaet itsrre.
Zen 9aor itabip neoao % oil omiiSer
ipinoe inc til intet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Ueriee S%robyeeere.

Sfslge ct Telegram ira @nibir9.
ton bar 9robpg9erne i Subian Ger.
ritorp forItaaet at "imsre iig." lin.
berisgelier bar oiit, at Ell BRO. Der /
Re9nifabet til Hesieringen fisiirerer
meb Staalbl1er % Stenpiqer, er op.
fsrt al iimpelt SrP. On 9rpbro,
iom ifuIoe bpggeS poa aImtnbeIis
Raabe, opgipes / Regnifnbet at bape
foitet mere / Spiger enO / Srpmate.
rialer. gn 9ro, iom ifuIbe bpases
paa ct Steb, bpor BEN / bsi Grab
trRnges, er opisrt IGnaere oppe neb
@iben. boor set bar biaiacre at faa
ben iitanb, % 6orifiellen / Sens TO.
itenbe bar en- eaer arben itliffet !
2ommen. On BRO, Tom eiter Regn.
ifabet gaar oper ct SnuSIsb % for.
bin6er 2anbeueien paa 5egae SiSer,
itaar meo ben enc gnbe paa benne
Sanbeoei oo meo Sen nrSen paa en-
inbionif ,gienoom, iom BEN life bar
Sob til at bersre, ina aaerten bar BE.
faIet, Of Sen ifal neoripes.
en- Bro, iom er opfsrt / ReanIfa.
BET og itaar paa aartet, er inseniteSs
at iinbe, flint BET oogipes, at oen er
bpeset ifeiee Grfiteftens 8Ianer %
Speciilfationer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
sutton Uem porf.

S Stem gorf er Der inbsn ale
BARTER en- geo9seIie / Retning Of
of faa Setb Com gienoalet til Rapor
os boIbe Sammanp noe. 5 bette
Sufionsarbeibe beltaser Citizens
Union, Greater Reip gorf Semoc.
racp, Ren Bort. Sings. Queens og
Ritmouo Gountps RepubIifanere,
aings Gountp 9emocrncp. German.
americnn Wiunicipal 9eaeue Of
8rooflpn, auitro-Sungariau Anti.
5ammnnp Gsiociatiou, German.
american Runicipal 2eaaue OF
Manbatton og StnIian.a mericnu
2eaeue. 5uiioniiterne bapoe RsSe
ON aitenen ben 9oe os anbeinleoe
Setb Com iom aanSioat til ben
9onpentiOn. Tom Neutrality-suspicious.
mart ifnl bolSc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
J Rntbe for meno.
Warinrocpartementet timber BET BAN
ifelist at bemanSe arissifibene.

Regierinaen bar onbt for at iaa
5olf til 6laaben. Sieneiten omborb
er ltreng, Ssnnen er liben, og erDper
Sorieelie ~itraffeS baarSt. 0aar Ia.
rineioloater fommer iEarb, er De ben.
bite til Jig ielo % fnlber ba gierne /
Spnoerne paa De famine iamoittig.
beoslsie Menneifer, Der Iurer paa
Semarben for at pIlIffe BAN for
bans opiparte Spre peb at fsre bam
inc | 6riitelier al ale Slags. Me.
oens Den prioate @obgisrenbeS no.
retter meget for at beoare De isfa.
renbe ira uoifeieIier % 2aiter, naar
De er paa 2anoior6er. oa ifafie Dem
Golere 6ornsieIier % religtss Sp.
bpggelie, bar Hegierinqen biotil Inlet
giort | oetne Senieenbe, men oper.
IaOt line Solf til oct bIinbe SiIipIhe.
0ette Ifal M rcttes paa. Re9ie.
ringen fan life bripe Ssmanosmts.
lion, og oct itaar beler life / oens
Ragt at betale fine Solf en- beore
Spre, aongresien raaber oper Stats.
fasien, men Der BIZ bereiter tage iie
mere al Dem, itaar De er ilano. bnoqe
SsmanoSbiem for Dem og uoItpre
oiSie meb Recommendations oq Zip.
perater, Der gisr Dem tiItrpffenbe.
Ger ifaI bore 2Rieiale fuIoe al gs.
ger og Ioiier, oa ser ifaI bore an.
lebning I'll at ipiae 8niebnn og SCOT.
BAD og til at orine Sport al ale
Slaos. Bare BET bielper.l
Oct bar gaaet imant me6 Soer.
pingen / Den ieuere sib. Rarinen
manaler for Sioen omtrent $500
Ranb, oe 9epartementets gnitrcu.
geIier for at fpIbe De IeSige Slabie
bar pGret forgiGpes.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Roperier / Daihineton

Sem n~nIfereSe Rpno fem farenbe
inc / SoteI O'GeiIs GfirnfepPreIIe i
Tacoma ON SormiSoasen oen tO6e.
De ~operfaIot gieren, foruben Bar.
tertoerer og ire andre. % tonng BAN
til at oabne Sufen. boor Der Iaa Sltoe.
Ter o. @rtIbfIumper til ct %'eGsb Of
$1,000 "a Sc hooSe Sc[t 9pttet mel.
Iem Zig, foripanot Sc.
Ora Spofane ifrt-.$ Sen 1Obe. at
Reoere brso inb / 9ont OF 9ofprs.
@aIb, % Iprenete 9sren til Gafer.
iom citer Siaeune irSboLot $1,000.
Geb grpIoitoren foISt Sen turae 7ar
reb Son @uIoet, % Rsoerne bar life
iitnnb til at fIuttc SEN. ino Sc turSc
fonrre inc til Renaerc. Gerfor
mnotte &c goa berira neS en- lang
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
SlereOer.

Get fer uo til, at lt1tcIe Sam ffaI
fao enoSa flere Ger itnoer fla. SSpS.
belt for SiIippinerre Iigaer Sen itorc
9 Sorueo. iom for oct meite or brttiif,
% pna Rorbsitiiben er ben omfran.
iet al Smaaser, icn ofte bar ppret
SilflugtSIteber for Ssrsoere. RpIi8
fom iisIge 6ritiif SpgioerSe orn arnt.
rifarIfc aunonbna6 GuiroS ipSootr
ira 5iltppirerne o. oompeSe ino /
SarueIbuaten. buor Der err rcele Ger,
ion Den ameritanife &ommunSsr be.
m9gtiaebe iig beS at beiie oct omer,.
Stag ODER Dem. Sercoer CT
England heoet iteot. men pil 6og ia.
re meo Sentpe og ooersiOe Sogen til
@oIS9ift.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Danopete.

aongresmono Burton err FOR.
manb / 9omiteen for Blo6er og SAB.
ne. og iiSen / Sum- bar ban upret
omtring | europa for at sisre Sagt.
tageIier. San opIpier, at ben preus.
life Reeiering isier bar beiIuttet Of
foreI9gge 2anSoagen aeiierens
enmle 5orilag ON at iorbinbe 8bi.
men, 8eier % GIben oeo aanaler.
arbeiSet piI foIte ooer S60.O00,O 900.
1roieftet er Oct eueite / eurapa, iom
fan iammenlisnes meo ben poa.
trntte llbbeOring al grie.aanalen
hos os. Rr Barton Tiger: ~gi
ianbt ale 8esne ling. iom fnIter
9ps oper. bnaS ri agter at gisre meb
bore 6Iober oa Sapne ! De 5oreneoe
Stater. Speralt ! eurnpa er Der en-
StrRben eiter al arlGsge Here inSen.
laroife 8nuopeie, enten neo at no.
mite Glpene eler psS at grape anna.
Ter. 9Groien al Sisie transport.