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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-01
MEN ABOUT no MARRY

SnoIld cal for an examination first to see if they
diseases may be in your system that will spoil the
happiness OF you and your wife forever If y1 arc
guilty of some weakness caused by secret vice dom
Try to cover it up by getting married. Marriage in
TINS state only helps the disease to settle deenar
In your system; running your own health and mo-
ouclng weak, sickly children. If you are going to
get married first be man. Go to the Great Hai
delpcrg Medical Institute and be examined and
leaTn II you are fit for marriage. Examina tion
and advice are absolutely free
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-01

a great deal Of time to the preparation Of
been mania with him.-New York Sun.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-01

Mlli save time, suffering and money by consulting
me pe1ore placing their cases elsewhere | cure ali
cSeaSes OF private nature for which you dislike to
C GTt your FAMILY doctor such Gonorrhoea
eject rupture Small Undeveloped Organs LOST
S Mianhood Nightly Emissions; We also treat ali
DISEASES OF the Heart, Stomach, Liver Kidneys and
Catarrh, Weak Lungs, Bronchitis Bleeding Inns
DEAFNESS, Ringing Ears Discharging Ears Para1v,
sis, Rheuma tism, etc. '
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-01

say what is actually happening The
excess of births over deaths has fallen
from % per 1000 in 1880 to a calculated
total of only 10 in 1900, SO that the
birth rate must have declined or the
death rate enormously increased, which
last superstition is most improbable.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-09-01
Not a Very GOOD Citizen

We haven't much use for the citizen
who always cheers the Old Flag but who
neglects pretty much every other duty
Atchison Globe
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13
.InuMnHM nnIInIlnn
NO AMERICANS NEED APPLY.
(MAlL THIS TO FRIENDS IN CoNGREss.)

If the President and Congress interested in the precise quality
of the the lower House of the Territorial Le
stature they will the debates the immigration Com
missioner of the appropriation for the that official
story this in brief The business interests of the Territory
asked Legislature provide Commissioner whose duty should
to encourage immigration these shores of American citizens
especially The object in keeping with the Presidents
develop Territory traditional American lines When
the question House. however, the appropriation
beaten on the ground that MORE AMERICANS ARE NOT
WANTED HERE.
Why are they wanted!
The debates show that feared by the aboriginal
element when they Roas and
of things American ideas and IN
large degree English made them, by virtue of
the right of suffrage the voting majority American Territory
aognes hold that if Americans flock in they will be oltvoed
and compelled control which they exercising enrich
credit and of the Territory
And this stand today The voting majority
an uninterrupted plumber and mue They feel that sturdy
would make the Legislature honest and reduce the
Hence the fat NO AMERICANS
NEED APPLY!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13
THE NEW BASEBALL TRACT.

The opening of the new baseball
grounds today is an event of special
interest to all who respond to the APP
peal for clean and healthful sport.
Eight thousand dollars have been
spent on the tract which comprises
some four enclosed acres. The grand
stand seats 1900 people and there are
accommodations for six clubs, including
baths and dressing rooms. The Rapid
Transit line, both King and Hotel street
divisions, runs directly to the grounds.
Anything that promotes open air ex-
ercise, so necessary to health in the
tropics, and which clears the way TO
athletic sports of a legitimate order, de-
serves the encourag cement of good citi-
zens. And that is why we bespeak pub
lie support for the new baseball en-
terprise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13
By AUTHORITY.
NOTICE.
TENDERS FOR TEAM FOR FIRE
DEPARTMENT.

TENDERS FOR TEAM FOR FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
Sealed Tenders will be received by the
Board of Commissioners, Honolulu Fire
Department, at their office, Central Sta
ton, until u o'clock noon, June Goth,
for supplying team OF two geIdings;
sound and active; weighing about 1900
lbs. each; to stand about 161A hands
high: age. between and years; must
pass inspection by the Government
Veterinary Surgeon; and meet approval
of Chief Engineer after 3 days trial.
Delivery TO be made on or before June
9th, 1903.
The Commissioner reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
(Signed) K. r. G.. WALLACE,
Secretary Board Of Commissioners, Ho-
nolulu Fire Department. sos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

Statesmen that get into printing
rings do not always go Scot free as is
shown by the following dispatch:
DENVER, May 22.-Thomas Phillips,
Frank Bishop and Fred p. Watts, mem
bers of the old Board of County Com
missioners of Arapahoe county, were
found guilty of malfeasance on eleven
counts by a jury in the District court
today. Their alleged misconduct con-
sisted in allowing excessive bills for
printing and supplies. Sentence was
suspended for ten days.
Printing frauds are as old as Legis-
latures. The plan usually is for a cor
rupt ring to award public printing at
an extravaganza price to some office in
collision with it and then divide the
profits with the printer. In Colorado
the game does not seem to work.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

When the time comes to advise on the
Gubernatorial question the assembled
University men. who put a sudden
quietus on the anti-Dole conspiracy,
will be heard from again. The Presi-
dent has already shown what he thinks
OF their advice in Hawaiian affairs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

And now Minnesota refuses to pay
its sugar beet bounty. The lot OF the
subsidized beet farmer in the Eastern
States has never been happy. Some
thing always occurs at the wrong time
to put the bounty where the farmers
can't reach it
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

What have the professional Ameri-
cans OF Hawaii, who have been urging
the natives to believe that the mis-
siOnaries" are not American enough.
got to say about the native treatment
OF the missionary proposal to have
American citizens brought into the Ter
ritory to settle up the vacant lands?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

where. in the suburb of the same name,
but in another State. 10000 people have
been made homeless by the flood. Less
narrowing conditions than these have
drawn a great deal of American money,
in times past, to Brahmaputra and
Erzroun.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13
WATER POWER LIGHT.
To Be Installed on Pacific Heights
Railway.

Charles s. Desky has decided on in
stalling Independent electric lights
along the Pacific Heights line by means
Of water power. The plan is to place a
Pelton turbine wheel down in the val
ley, TO be driven with water from the
Heights which viii have a head of sew
eral hundred feet. At present the lights
are run from the propelling current
but when the load of cars is on the
lights fall low. The motive power for
the line is now obtained from the Rapid
Transit Co.'S plant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

Servia would not make much Of a re-
public. unless It got to be one like
Mexico's. which is a strong military
empire disguised.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

The Americanization of Ha Iaii can
not be prevented by Legislature which
has to reckon with an American Con-
gress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

1t Is the sorry distinction Of Hawaii
to have the only Legislature in the
United States that opposes immigration
of American citizens.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13
FANCY DRESS AT
PROGRESS HALL

a fancy dress party will be given this
evening by Mrs. Gums dancing class
at Progress Hall. The program is as
| follows:
March and Glass Drill.
Scarf Dance Observation-Disclosures.
! Grace Robertson, Henrie Smith, Myrtle
Schuman, Ruth McChesney, Martha
McChesney.
ASLEEP in the Deep NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Thelma Murphy.
Butterfly Ballet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Baby Lindley.
Fishers Hornpipe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ruth and Martha McChesney.
Baby Dance .....................
Alice Brickwood, Sybil McInerny,
Henrie Smith.
LancerS ................... ......-....
Louise Mccarthy.
w aSSer1al
Thelma Murphy, Ruth McChesney.
Cake Walk Observation-Disclosures.
Aileen Dowsett, Bertha LAM.
GaNotte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Dillingham; Quartette NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Linaala Smith, Daisy Colburn, Helen |
Brown, Camille Raas Muriel Camp |
bell. Louise Mccarthy, Henrie |
Smith, Alice Brickwood,, Myrtle |
Schuman, Grace Robertson, Sybn |
McInerny, Muriel Howatt.
T0akn rfear, fr.fr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

The report brought by P. r. Helm,
Secretary of the Merchants Associa-
ton. that united effort will secure the
calling of the Army transports at Ho-
nolulu, is one which should attract the
earnest consideration of every business
man and organization in Honolulu. Not
a day should be allowed to go by with
out something being done in connection
with this matter. Meetings of the
Chamber of Commerce and of the Mer-
chants Association should be called to
take the matter up, and special COM
mittees appointed to devise ways and
means for taking effective steps to Sc
cure this most desirable result. The
transports spend thousands of dollars
every year at intermediate ports. in
crossing the Pacific. The question at
issue is whether this intermediate port
shall be Honolulu or some port in ia
pan. a small amount of active work
costing but little is apparently all that
is needed to secure the business.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13
Hoods C0rs0parilia
and Pills

Thoroughly eradicate scrofula and
build up the system that has suf-
fered from it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13
CURRENT COMMENT.
[The onicial and Commercial Reco

1.-The Official and Commercial Reeord.l
The Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
at it's last meeting appointed a COM
mittee for the purpose of proposing
amended bylaws which should broaden
the basis of its membership.
This is a thoroughly sound move. The
broader the basis of membership of a
commercial organization, and the more
active business men that can be gather
ed within its sphere of influence the
more good it will accomplish. There is
plenty of good work. in the interest
both of the mercantile community and
of the Territory at large, which the
Chamber of Commerce can accomplish.
and the move to put the association on
a broader basis is in the line of pro-
gress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13
lnnlllc MILL
DID as the Pyramids

And as little changed by the ages,
is Scrofula, than which no disease.
save Consumption, is responsible
for a larger mortality, and Con-
sumption is IT'S outgrowth.
1t affects the glands, the mucous
membranes, tissues and bones;
causes punches in the neck, ca
tarrhal troubles, ricketts,, inflamed
eyeids, sore ears, cutaneous erup-
tons, etc.
u suffered from scrofula, the disease at
fecting the glands of my neck did every-
thing was told TO do to eradicate it, but
without success. then began taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the swelling in my
neck entirely disappeared and my skin re-
sumed a smooth, healthy appearance The
cure was complete" Miss ANITA MITCHELL
9l5 Scott ST., Covington, KY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

Georgia justice: 81 can't convict you
on the evidence said the backwoods
justice, but I'm agoin' to fine you ten
dollars for contempt, for lookin' like I
couldn't!"-Atlanta Constitution.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-13

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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Suab pil Guitru aiprc?

SpaD Oil oalfrp 9Jprc! Stplofnl'
terne i 8aibington uenter / bisie Ga
&c me0 SpGroing pao at bare, ON
8rpit6ert Gaitro pil islge Winiiter
gowens &aab: at iGtte alt inc paa
at iou Spsrg$maaIet ON De aIiereSc
Rasters 0ortriuSberettiseIie / tine
8rap moo 8ene5uela ioreIagt Bob.
gtftSretteu ! Saa9 til Ifgisrelie. 6or-
lt9sprotofoaerne, iom blep afiIrttet
meQem 9oipen OF Sc oatereoe Dog.
tiers Gepr9ientanter / @aibington in.
SeboIot 10 @eItemmeIier berom, men
oi5ie 8rotofoller er life Bit unoerteg.
Eet al "heiere ScGfommen0e", ga Sc
auierc0e Molter er fommet til Den
@r~ficn6eIie, at SpergsmaaIet er al
Ioa uhpre Rpffcoio0c, at ifltI6e 8olh.
8oto9iftSrettens aienoeIie eua oeul
imco, ioo ptIoe Ser bIi lat ct Sore.
o6Umc, iom for 6remttSen uiIbe BIZ
meact ubeboaeIigt for &c fleIte euro.
ppiife Notioncr. 90 man er 10 lie.
life trp8 ior, at life aienoeIien uiI0e
8oo Sc aliereSe Magter imob, Sc
bar Ocrfor Iugt line &ooeGer ibIso for
at fin6e en- llOuei til at unbgaa golO.
8iitsretten i &ooq. % oe ipneS NJ,
at bare lumber Ell. 9onfbuiet SGIig.
mans bar nemlig tilbu0t Goitro It
lame @cne5ucla Nenge uot fife olena
oIcne til at betnlc Hepublifen8 beIe
@iUIo til lloIauoet, men ino meget,
at ser croo9 bIeu en- aIot tilcoerS
Sen i~Iurfue S~tot&ta&Ie. Spent itanr
bag bette @oHfbuS igien er life ban.
ifeIist at I%fipnne, Wagternc baaber
oobenbart, at bette SiIbu0 ifal iriIta
Cairo til at iIaa til. Ga Sermeo
b~ortiaIoer ogino Be Spsrg8maol. iom
ifllIOc foreIpg9eS cen internationaIr
&oIbgiftSbomitol.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

SuitcrHc or iIutc. - Iiltrob@ for
0~Cultnbet melcm 3rPiihent Rooie.
pclt o0 Seller @irbeIm bcrifer Ser
ior Chen / IritlonO Ell @itterhc0
jmoo Amerifa % Nmerifonernc Ger
mrnOcr mcBct ont ocn &noiguotion,
iom Den ilafnIotc Ccmcp.Ii corid)
N'fTre / 0Ioni,a ircnlfoI0tc. "a set
or after NcWcp. iom bar broQt IN.
'tIrnc2 N.oO jfo8. Sam hnr nentIig
tIlloNt III at tolc uc0ipttruoc ON Den
tuitc HrI12Ia1Cc, mcn iol faor ri
o3iaa III fra InifIarto berc. bpoo
CGHM tr fcr en- Scar, % bpoo ocn
am]trIJouT} Gloooc 0uer til. "9cr.
liner Ialcblott" brnQtc / Wanoag$
en- NrlIftI a. Wrcu NepcntIon. Ger
h1pNc bAa0e Rpb % &ier. Sc Gor.
eN30t Siatera 6IaQ0c bcitaar fun al
HoQte forpIoebe SIo9ifibe % oioau.
tc0c %Jotittbc, Ser life engulg flmbe
hdnlIe ~ nle0 en- eutclt Gltaore az
Den tpife TIoooe, Tiger ban. &c ome.
rItonite CrIOG$foIt mnn9Ier Woral
og 0l$clpIln % oe 6Iooocmansurer,
'om npIt8 har iorcgooet unber No
miraI QencpS 2eoeIie, piier, at BET
um~erttanite Siptria&pGien enSnu
life iGr0i8 me0 al trp0e fine garne.
ifo. De andre tnite gInoe lpaaer
beuer life 3inQrenc inrcQem, uaar
oct QiGIocr at Iric Aomtrdl Sepep
Ccrteu. Cct tHifc llotnrigsbeparte.
ment gipr ic~Iuiolaclig Inlet 8Gieu
al alt 0cttc &r3aI ! 8rcSien. Get er
tIIire0a mco ben CpIusniug, at 8rp.
iiOeat 9}Joicye!t iuOtaIote IomiraI
Cepcg % oiUifc6e 6anl en- 6orfla.
ring onBaacnOe bans llOtaIeIier ON
! aeIier 8iIbeIn 90 ben t9ife SIaabe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

Song GSmarS begoc iig | Mnn.
bags paa sieiie til 0isiabon forat be.
isse &pngen af Gortugnl. .Rogle 81.
nter / Sorpeien reiite Drowning Iler.
an6ra til ajeberbnpn forat bore meb
at feire FIN 5ars SooieTsOag ben Soc
apriI.. Oct inrIpoer. at set enseI.
tie aonaepar biz beisge SrIanb |
Suit eIler Giiguit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
gorserfrisen / ben lille aepubI

SUrsrrfrisen / ben lille Repu6Iii
Son Domingo, @%eitinbien, bebparer
iremSeIes. S 9srOags itob Der ct
SIag meIIam OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
% observation-disclosures npr 9pen ga.
iabou. De iibite ietreoe; Regierir'
gems 6oIf miiteoe 81 Wano orPbte
og 43 iaareoc. Senere meloes, al
&egieringenS trooper ifal babe om'
ringet &ooeOitaoen, Der M er / Re'
boIltioniiterneS 8eitboeIie, og at et
~oigjsrenoe alag forcitoar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
I @eriep Fnl ser M fnart peIae

! Weriep if1I ser mi irart pGlses
np grRiiSent, % | flere Of Be itsrIte
gper bar Der pGret bolot MaSiems'
Der og peotagrt @eioIutiouer, buori
General 3taa ~opfprbres til at itiue
iig til 8ienbalg. s SorsSags ifilbe
Der fo~ranitaItes tore Beitlisbeoer
rttnbt cmfriua | RepubIifen til Min-
De ON General 0ia8's SER / Slaset
peo 9uebla Ben 2Sen gpril 1867.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
gI Ganaba. 0e britife Mutprt.

Sill CANADA. - Sc brittle Mutori.
teter baabeoe, at rionr Greo % Oroers
after bar gienoprcttet | Sphafrifa, ian
piloe Der bespnbe en- flor llopanorinJ
bertiI fra be brittle Yer, men beri er
Be Bit fsreeIis ifuffci. Der foregaar
garife piit for 9iben en- itor llbpait.
bring at GrbeiosfoIf fra Stcrbritan.
tien, men, iiteoetfor ipooper goar
Stremrnen peitoper til Canada, Der
M er bet fori9tteoe 2ano for britiffs
Smoafaarsfolf. Iiliino poa Sitiino
al Grnigranter er | 9inter ~tronspor-
teret fro gngIonb til Canada, %
Stremmen beonarer frenlbeIes.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Guolauns Eiuauier.

UHgIdIIos WtHuHItf. GpBuUer
fra oct brittle 5inanSoepnrtement
bier, at Rigets famtebe Snotpgt |
oct forIsbne 5inansoar par $685.
99s, 900 imob $763, O0S,tS5 BET 10.
regnaenoe gtar. 9e fornemite Sor.
sgeIier faIber paa Gicrhomsifatten,
SnOfomitifatten og EoIoen. 6or.
egeIien / StatSfasieus SnbtGgter
uOgiorOe nGiten 43 WiQioner Col.
lars.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

! IafcSOnirn Ter oct no til, al
ltroIigbeOcrne ipre0er fig Dag for
Sag. S NGrbeoeu al S8tib bar Der
itaoct ct perttabeIt SIog, bpor 81
ReooIutioniitcr % omtrent belle 9e.
folfniugeu / 2~au0Sbpen gbaIttfe
bIep 0rGbt, men paa Sprfernes SIDE
ifol ManocfaI0et baue npret enbml
lterre. s oiitcieQe 8reOie | 8ien
bar gfterrctningerne ira 9olfunIto.
terne paft life Iibcn sGngitelie %
SpGnbing. 9Ion6t be iioite Rpbe.
Der pitfra er ben, at G5aren ifal bape
forGrct 6priten al Wontenegro s
9atterier burtigifgoenoe 3auoner
meo ~Immunition, og at HuSInnO
ifoI baUe qipet 8llIgorier NOT en-
iforp I0poricI ongoaeroe oer frtitne
SeioIfuin82 SoIOning ooerior Spr.
tcrne. - Zen rll&itIfe 9oniul ! liz.
tltb befrpiter, at ocu rcooIutiorpre
@cuUQcJie i $|oaiopo ipreocr iig pou
en- Ioretruenoc 0Iaooc. I~cuoIutioni.
itcrnc irGcr at uGbreoc Sen Tro, at
Hllalono i|tatter 0crC$ @eppgclie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
@oISiummc StuScntcruptpicr ba

wv
fuH0et SteO / agram Sooebitaoen /
aroatten. Der bar IGnge beritet itor
@i9rtng bIonot S%tuSentcrne, Der oil
bape bet un9arite % tpife Sprog az
ffafiet. 5orrtge 2orbae brog De iau
/ Brocesiion gieunem @aOerne, Hog
8iuOuer iitpffer % rep neo ale
SfiIte foran unearife 9utifer og
InitaIter, % bsrte De uo9en BRUCE
ct al De to forbaoOte Sprog paa Ga
Den, iaa If ban 8anf. s ManOoss
fortiatte Sptsierne, men ba blep belle
8arniionen faIot no, og 800 Stu'
bentcr bIep arreiteret. % Be bill bli
iIoot EFT Bob al 200 &ronen for boert
SfiIt, iom life briuge5 ~ttlrette igien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Sc TIMBER Moraan.

De inpber Morgan. - Der finbes
DOG 5oIf, iom fan inpbe Wr. S. g.
Rorgan rietig sriuioigt ogiaa. Sg
bet er be europRiife aunitbanolere.
On embebsmano | gritiib Muieum |
2onoon itStalte berom forleben Dag:
Zen Raabe, bporpaa Mr. Worgar
narreS til at betaIe belle Sornruer for
falife ontite RiinltpRrfer, er Iigeirem
forblsffenbe. Sor Chen er ber life
mango napneuGrbise Sing al ben
Slags | Iarfeoet, oa Morgan bar
fisbt boert ct 8rnn. Gan fisber gan.
ife pitt fun efter SagmGnbs Roab,
men bans SaamGnb laher iig ogiaa
tage pe6 HGieu, San ubitiGqbe
ifior | &opal gcabemp 5itans "SeI.
lige Semitic; Wnleriet blep af ole
fpnoige erflGret for falift, men bet
babbe foItet Morgan $t25,00o. Sa
man er enbog MI omtrent iiffer paa,
at 8ainsboroughs bersmte RdIeri
"Soit 9uheis", iom Morgnn THOR
fiebte for $150,o00ii err faIIft. Man
bar nemlig opbaget en- benmelig go.
BRIT / 2onbon, bporfra 9opier al Wa.
lerier al &emneD % 8ainsborougb
brtnges | 5anoelcn for "Ggte Bare"
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Sra uolanoet.

Gen. Iac GunalS, Der | forrige
lice ifisb iig | @aris, bIeu | Manooss
peo Solopsaug begrapet paa en- air.
fesoaro / gSinburg, S~fotlaro.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Sapcts Ore. - Sra 5enningsopr

SapctS Ore. - Sra Seuringsprr
/ 9ofoten meIoeS ON en- ltIpffe unSer
Siifet ben 14oc Quarts. ltnoer ipo.
Zig Storm broa S%tsriteparten al 81.
iterue no for at latte. On bauaitct
Strirg meb fulo Seilisring inloteS
unSer Stormcu % iauf, Spplpet
fom op mCo fire Mano. llnber ReSs
niuaSioripaene tnRfteSe Sen Marine.
tie 9uao / Siiterflnaoen GimSerne
Sclleaauaene, men u0itc 9anb REQ.
heoe i iiNitc 2iebIit I MnrS. Sire
@an0, boorai 10 6amiIieiorisroerc,
Nrlifneoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
6ienk 9iem! 6iem!

EHIfer Gu 8is ct 5iem paa MtHneipta.
fbeu l ben bergmte &eo Jiiper gallep, ba
riI % fan nnoertegueoe peileoe Gig III at
fubs et Qpbt Siem blanot Sroesbrpore os
aooe Raboer meo let aogana til Sirier,
Sfoler. Warfeoer, gteierier % Niterier iamt
sobt Snno % uteo Sfpp III 8rGHoiel bIanOt
natnrft grue Smeipelier
gaso nenipn Ill 4aaliosIiqhso ps real 8e'
hanolins tluaosr pi os at ~reierere til
norman Sonipn, Sasierer 6irit RatiouaI
8art. Sertlle. Wiuu.
6. ellington, 9asisrer GoauOla Nut. 8nnf.
Brnptstun Nfiun.
Sroi. 5. y. aiIoahL ct. DIai College,
Hortbielb, arirn.
Srpi. .. 9ptenssaarh, Il. 6. GOrmal G6oot.
Rooiipu. Muu.
Son Cars SpeHion, Gussbur8 3ubIitbing
Souie, MluneapoItS, gttuu.
Seiss eler Itriu til
NESSETH ~ PETERSON,
Fertile, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

Marcpnigrafi bar man | Gnglanr
beepnSt at faIbe Warconis traablsie
EeIegrofipItem, 90 Der er MI bee
bette Spitem oprettet regelmGslig
Observation-Disclosures melem amerifo
% England. StorbIaSet 2onoor
Zines" bar oleteoe ~afiluttet Son.
trait ON regeImp8iige Rpbeostele'
grammer ira amerifa gienuem 9uf'
ten. 9labet bragte | Wauoags De
foritc Warconigrammer fra Rem
9orf, talt omfring 200 Orb. s en-
RebaftionsartifeI gisr 9laoet op'
mGrfiom paa, at bisie Selegrammer
/ 8irfeligbeoen betegner en- M sGra
/ Selegrafn9ienets llbpifling % op.
lpier, at Selegrammer melem Slime
rita % england paa benre Waabe
foiter finn en- llbetpbeligbeb mere
emo &abelbepeher meQem england
% Sranfri9e. globet erflprer og-
iaa, at bette me Spitem I bsi 8rao
bill fomme til at berere be fommer'
cielle Snteresier % Logger De britt
ife 8orretningsmGnb paa SiRrte al
ppre aarpaagne. - De beremte Ell.
geIife @ibenifabsmGno 2orb aeIpin,
2oro Haleigb oa 8rofeSior 6leming
pil me0 oct fGrite reiie til 8olbu,
MtarconiS Station / Gornpal. for
pcrionltg at un0erisge BET me Sele'
arafiuitcm. Observation-Disclosures Sea.
pitol er bIet iorsget ira $1,000,00
til 81 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

Seg. bar meoraaet Snmolitneu .Suspsn
Gen. ipm leg or pe'tilirebs n,eb I ale paar
Der. 6raaten par rs een!A Gnuo Nait@
Ieeproh Bona
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03

Butte Gpnntp. SUB
JON leg bar brust
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-12-08
ARKANSAS SCHOOL TEACHERS
There Are 7,475 Actively Engaged in
the Work.

The records of the department of
education show that there are 7.475 ac-
tive school teachers in Arkansas, of
whom cnly 126 hold state licenses.
There are 3,611 holding first-grade H.
censes, 2309 holding second grade and
1855 holding third grade. There are
ILL males and 3,32S females. There
are 212 in Pulaski county. 1S4 in Sc
bastin and 1877 in Washington county.
Sebastian county has the greatest per
cent of first grades, being 1853 COM
pared with only twenty second grades
and one third grade. The counties
of Ashley, Cleburne. Crittenden. Desha,
Hampstead, Jefferson, Lle. Marion.
Phillips and Pike, have m-re second
grades than firsts, and Prarie county
has forty-three third grades, and only
has forty-three third grades and only