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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09
AN ELEPHANT ON HIS HANDS.
Owner of Imported Beast Objects
to Customs Appraisal.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Aug. S.-The final appraisal of
the value of F. C. Bostock's elephant.
Tommy, was rendered by the Reappraise-
ment Division of the Board of United
States General Appraisers yesterday.
The elephant had been invoiced at $3.50,
and the Appraiser Of the Port advanced the
value to $50.
Nj. Bostock took an appeal. and General
Appraiser Lunt fixed the value at $500,
barel. avoiding forfeiture as goods adj
vanced more than 50 per cent are conn.-
Gated under the law.
Mr.. Bostock appealed from this decision
to the full board. which rendered its de-
cision. from which there is no further ap-
peal. fixing the value at $50
The duty on live animals il 8 per cent
ad vai9rem, but a penalty Of per cont is
added for each per cent of advance where
there has leen differentiation.
Mr. Bostock would have had to nav only
= per cent upon $50 II the invoice value
TO pay IS per cent upon $3.50
The evidence taken by the board showed
that the market price for healthy male eie-
plants in Great Britain during the past
se7son has been from 800 to $50
MIR. Bostock bought Tommy from his
brother. and memper of the board said to-
day that. without casting any reflections
upon Mr.. Bostock.s integrity. he had been
favofed in the price,
Mr.. Bostock claimed. however. that the
elephant was q sufferer from rheum = liam
which was iocurab.c II this contention had
been sustained the lower value would have
been allowed The board. however. called
in Doctor Pope OF the United States Quar-
antinc Station for Afiimas., at Athena. n.
J, Doctor Pope Is noted veterinarian.
he made careful examination ard re-
ported that there was an enlargement Of
the bones In the elephants forelegs. This.
however. he said. was due to natural
ceusts, and not TO disease
Mr. Rostock ie not yet through with the
Government. however. The animal has
been in his hands for some time under
bonds. and he has board bill Of several
hundred dollars for its keep
He claims that the Government 10 re-
sponsible. which the Collector Of the Port
denies. Mr. Bostock threatens all sorta Of
legal proceedings to enforce his claims.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09
ABSOLUTE FAITH.
Ton Can Depend Upon the Word et
This Sc. L0uis Citizen,

He has had the experience.
ne has thoroughly tes,ed the article.
He found IL as represented.
He has absolute faith in It's merit
Mr. charles A. Juensei. Florist, Of 1851
10 lsl south lath It,, says: Every morT-
Ing when ! went to get out Of bed and for
an hour OF two hours afterwards, the oail,
In my back WAS very observable Later fr,
the day II was only noticeable when
stopped or brought any strain ON the mus
Giles OF the back. or caught cold In the
lcins 1t annoyed me for year. vas
wrong with my Kidneys and this led me TO
60 TO 'Wolf-Wilyon's.' Cor 9Th ana Wssir-
ington avenue. for Doan's kidney P:iin
three weeks did not feel any trace Of the
haek7che, and discontinued the medicine.
Since then ! have not noticed a recar-
Hence. -
For sale by an dealers. Price. % cents.
Foster-Ml6urn Co.. Buffalo, N. r, aoje
nsnensber 80 reme. Doaa.s-and tahs
80 tlbssifrtc- ~
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HOFEAN-Entered into rest on safurd,v
August g. 1850, at 3:15 p M, Simon Holman. be.
owed father CT Edward Fred, Louis John AMI
Peter Holman, aged Sc ycars 49,
Funeral from residence CT his son. Edward I1of
q p. m. ~
Mexico idnl papers n,esse com,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

HpLDTNER-FrAnk Hcidiner and family .x
tend thanks 70 friends for their kiudnels 10
TT at the sickness and death Of Ais Mary
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

KANE-Friday. August :. 1910, at a. M. PAT.
frk Kane. beloved husband OF Ersdget Kass fnee
4crnnl ami brother of Thorn q John and WI
bsn ksne and Ars. 5chn Edwards fnee Kane,.
Funeral from family residence. No. aa.S Lin
Soin svenue srndss. AuSrEt .. at .. m. to ST.
matthew's Church. thence TO Calvary Ccnefer,
4llends are invited 10 attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

HAusER-on Friday. August 2. iso3 at 3:lo
E4saock Mary Hauser. beloved wife OF SsansIaus
Russr and dear mother of Mary Jenlin-an
vlee Eauser). Joseph. Mile. August and Rather
NJ Harrsr and mothe--in-law OF Charles Jen-
Fune-al takes place Sunday. August O. a. I;as
2. m. from family residence. No ia. North
Iwenty-fourth street. to ST. Nicholas Church
Thence to IS. Peter and Paurs Cemetery
Friends invited to attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

The employees of the Globe Snoe and Cloth.
Ing Company. Seventh street and Eranki,n
avenue, wili give ar excursion on The steam
er Corwin II. Spencer next Tuesday evening.
All employees and their friends will attend
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

.kiNEALr-0n Saturday August A. Iaoa q,
Sciock a M. sarah. infant daughter on lame.
sna SARAH Plat Kineaiy. aged 10 days =
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-09

kCRRus-on Saturday. August s. 1907 n, s.ao
p NJ, Consfanffre Kurrus, beloved husband ~
lay kurrus taee Heie.er) and beloved father o.
yeeeph: Augult Ffenk and Charles Kurrrs ana
Asx. Emma voesster tnce KurTus) after sf,or,
Illness. at the age Of &c year. and months
Funeral from family residence No le2l Sou.h
toIteenfh street Monday. AuEust TO- at %. M
Illinois papers please COPY - -
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
LEE CITY LACONICS.

VIM. Buckner, of Mt. Sterling,
is here on basiness this week.
l.. ?. Brockover, Big Four
man, was here on business last
week.
Taylor Shockey began a winter
school at this place Monday, Jan.
), 1908.
John P'Simer has gone to More
head, where he and his brother
will sell goods.
Price and Clay Rose have return
ed from Humbolt, Ill. They report
lovely time and beautiful coun-
try.
J. Z. Morris, of Fincastle, has
rented the Dewey" and Hobbs
occupies the residence of d. n.
Wells at present.
DR.. John A. Taulbee passed thro'
EeIt ell IOule W OllllllOIe " Sec
David Linden, who is reported to
have typhoid fever.
Mrs. c. F. Gosinger, who has
been visiting relatives in Ohio, re-
turned Friday. She no doubt en-
loved herself much better than if
she had spent the holidays here.
We are informed that 80 on the
0. & X. was wrecked Jan. 4, near
Swartz' switch. The caboose and
four car loads were dumped. No
one seriously hurt. This is the
first wreck for several weeks.
James Wells and James Dunn
will erter school again this winter
at Hazel Green Academy. The boys
have been faithful, having attend
ed school there for the past three
years. They both taught first
class schools here the past fall,
and both have our best wishes.
Jan. 6. RED JACKET.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
Educational Expansion.

Prof. f. f. Bishop, who was the
principal of Wesleyan academy at
Campton, is expanding in matters
educational. He is principal of
the graded school at Burgin, Ky,
but on his own account has estab-
lished a new academy at Preach
ersville, known as Ellsworth Acad-
emy, which will open It's doors on
Monday next. Prof. Bishop will
continue as principal of the Burgin
school until expiration of the term
in May. His school at Preachers
vile will be in charge of several
able teachers, and at expiration of
his term at Burgin he will assume
charge of his academy.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
SALTWATER SPARKLES.

J. F. Dunn is on the sick list.
Roscoe Wells went to Camel
City last week.
]. NJ. Taylor was in Campton on
business Monday.
Elisha Rose went to Glady last
week on business.
Gertrude, the little daughter of
B. D. Rose and wife, is ON the sick
list.
Mrs. Rhoda Swango of Maytown
was visiting on Saltwater Satur-
day and Sunday.
Several of our young folks left
here Monday to attend school at
Campton.
Misses Lou M. Dunn and Car
oline Swango and Willie Taylor
spent Sunday with the good folks
at Lane.
Miss Millie Rose returned last
week from a protracted visit to her
sister, Mrs. Dora Hollon, of Lane,
and reports an enjoyable time.
Well, dear editor and readers Of
THE HAZEL GREEN HERALD, l think
it time for all correspondents to
put in their little mite to help sup
port the paper in the way of news.
I for one am willing to do all l
can. Can anyody beat that?
Jan. 5. PRESTO.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08

Henry Pieratt last week sold his
Murphy-fork farm, 100 acres more
or less, to John Noble, of Breathitt,
for 81, 600 cash in hand.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08

Nos. and make close connection for
Camel City and points on Ohio and Ken
lucky Railway Division, daily except Sun
day.
Nos. 1 and 9 connect at L. & f. Junction
with Chesapeake and Ohio tor Mt. Sterling
and local points.
Nos. 1 and 2 connect at Beattyville juno
ton with L. 4 A. for Beattyyille, daily ex-
eept Sunday.
J.. R. BARR, GenI Manager.
CHAS. SCOTT, Gen. Pass. Agent.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
5000

\ cablegram from Madrid says
that as the business between Spain
and America has been increase
greatlysincethe Spanlsh-American
war, the Bank Of Spain will short
ly open branches both in New York
and Havana.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
Strength

Comes from well digested and thoroughly as
simulated food. Hoods Ssrsapsrilla tones the
digestive organs. and thus builds up the
strength. If you are getting run down."
begin taking Hoods at once
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
COOO

y leading question in regard to
the admission of the Indian Terri
tory iswhether the turbulent whites
down there can be handled better
by a United States marshal or
sheriff. They need a good deal of
handling by somebody.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
OOOO

As showing how lack of coal has
increased the consumption of gas
it is reported from Chicago that
the sales by the Peoples Gas CO.,
of that city, were 1870 more in No.
vember, 1902, than in the same
month of 1901. Even the poorest
of us here in the mountains should
be thankful for coal at a reasona-
BILE price.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
OOOO

The New York citizen who wrote
to the papers suggesting that the
churches close and give their coal
to the poor, has subsided entirely
since another citizen wrote, asking
why the theaters should not be
closed and their coal given to the
moor
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
5000

the figures 1908. Count one, two,
thtee, and there you are.
oOoo
Suffering for want of coal still
continues in the cities. The miners
are all at work but the railroads
do not seem in any hurry about
mdving the coal.
oooo
Yr. Frick says he does not want
to be at the head of the Steel
Trust, and Mr.. Schwab does not
act as though he cared very much
about it. What's the matter with
that / million dollar salary snap?
oooo
II he senate has passed the PEN
sion appropriation bill, which is
the first of the score of big annual
appropriation bills that have gone
through both houses this session.
1t carries practically Sl4O,0OO,0OO.
OoOo
A Wisconsin man who had to pay
$500 for three kisses has come to
the conclusion that they must have
been sort of a marked-down bar
gain article, as he would have had
to pay Just rs much if he had only
taken one.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
5000

During the month of November
G2,709 migrants came to the Uni
ted States. This is l3, l05 more than
arrived during the same month last
year. The increase comes mainly
from those countries of Europe
which have furnished the least de-
sirable classes of aliens in the past.
Among last months importations
there were H., ,12S from Aurtria-
Hungary, 1887 from Italy, includ-
ing Sicily and Sardinia, and S.310
from Russia and Finland.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
ADVERTISING RATES.

AnnOuncements-St aud District
officers, $1,000; County officers, $500;
Town officers, $500; calls on candi-
dates or political write-ups, sc line.
ES-Obituaries, Tributes. &e., pre-
pared by us, 8 &c line; where copy
is furnished, same as locals, &c line.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08

to know, therefore, that the Direc.
tor of the Mississ ippi Historical
Department has in the name of the
state, invited Robe rt T. Lincoln to
place the portrait O f his illustrious
father in the new capital of Missis-
sippi, and this inv tation is being
generally approved by the southern
newspapers.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08

convincing PROOF that the kidneys and blad-
der are out Of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed. that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
OF the urinary passage. Il corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
II. or bad effects following use Of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled TO 20 often
during the day, and TO get UP many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. |; stands the highest for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
II you need medicine yod should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle Of this
wonderful discovery
and book that tells EtS If f11ss..s:s$sss.s 11ss.s$
more about it. both sent =
absolutely free by mail, >asis E1MtsE@ E.l...tzEEE@
address DR.. Kilmer & Home Of swannpROos
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
Don't make a1v mistake. hut remember
the name. Swamp Root DR. Kilmer's swamp
Root, and the address, Binghampton, y. Y,
on every bottle.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know It.
How To Find Out,

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
~ r. BAKER,
REPRESENTING
GUGGENHEIMER& Z CO., ,0nc.O
Leading Dry Goods & Notions JObhers,
LYNCHRURG. VA.

LYNCHBCRG, VA,
CS Headquarters Mt. Sterling. KY.
I will be on the road Immediately
with full line Of sample Dry Goods.
Notions. White Goods. Pants. Overalls
and Mems Furnishings. and request
the trade to inspect my line before
placing their orders. l45-lyl
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08

SCOliuCuI OF SCI
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys; if ii stains
your linen it is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire TO
pass II or pain in
the back is also
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
The Oldest Most Popular Most Widely Circulated and Most Quoted Paper the Kentucky Mountains

AX/0r & has most remarkable tonic proper
~ ties for all who live in malarial dis
MALARIA and tricts. never-failing remedy for
Ague Cyre all malarial diseases. %E";'ssss:
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One year, in advance......... .....$l.O0
Six months, in advance e............ 30
Three months, in advance. so
Single copy, cash in hand ......... 80
The date after yoEr name indicates
time you Hrr paid %. You should
renew 10 day "oi"rv ,ime i out, and
always give po>tut.cc, county and
state when rencwiu" or TO have your
address changed.
Remittance, should be made hv NJ.
n, registered letter or bank draft.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
THE HERALD.
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Now is the time to practice on
the figures 1908. Count one, two,
thfee, and there you are.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
5000

Now that the Chinese have been
shut out, and the Japs have been
not so reliable, and white men
will not work on the fruit farms of
California the fruit-growers are
complaining of the lack of labor,
and it is becoming evident that
the extension of the fruit business
there is going to be greatly hamp-
cred by this factor.
The Hazel Green herald., 1903-01-08
5000


The government employe who
was discharged because, being a
Seventh Day Adventist, he could
not conscienciously work on Sat-
urday, has teen given anothe-
place, at reduced salary, where he
can refrain from working on Sat-
urday if he wants to without in
terfering with the routine and dis
cipline of the public service. He
sacrifices $500 a year for his reli-
gion.
In many country villages and
isolated sections of the New Eng
land and the middle states women
still may be found who earn liv-
ing by spinning and knitting wool
and by weaving and knitting rag
carpets and rugs. There is quite a
revival in demand now in some
localities for nicely made rag rugs,
and our mountain matrons might
investigate the matter with profit
and pleasure for their pains.
oooo
Mississippi was the second state
to secede from the union, or rather
to try to, and it was the home of
Jeff Davis. 1t is quite comforting
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

ifroe ncS en- Of fine Sorisfgere gbas
". Sia, Der eneog hopoe unret Sar.
ions S~folefomerat. Sernleo bar sen.
ne affTre foItet lem Menneifer Sipet
og Oct belle bar reiulteret ira en- aran.
gel ON 20 Gents. 8 1901 inofanSi
9orSp iig Dos lin tioligere Ben Snear.
lp % frrueoe Dam Tor 20 Gents, iom
ban poalto0 at bape Mgo0e al BAN,
og eu ban life fit Gengene, traf ban
IN HeooIoer % tito Snenrlp osN
poa Bletten. Gette bar / oen lille gp
Grlbertion. Otter en- Tang 5orfsl.
gelle bien Sor>p faffet OF osmt til
Dozen. Smiolerti6 o~ppeaereoe ban
til SeieIteret ON MT 6orbsr, boilfet
Dog bleo nGgtet; men iamne DAG,
ION ytGgtelien bleu ham meS0elt,
hpgteoe ban ira 69mi1et. Otter en-
pilO Sagt bleD ban after gre6et oa iai
bag Saas og Sitffe % paanp 0snt til
at brnges Gen CITE sSltni. Reu noalc
timer fsr Serrettelien iful0e ftnoc
Sfeo, orGbte ban Ben. lom itoo Gagt
ooer ban, lit me0 ia ire alSre Straf,
taitger % breo paanp ito al ;5Gngilet.
eit AZ bans ReobiGIpere ueO 5lusten,
Sad Srotpn, blep Dog mart inObentet
90 after arreIteret. Wen ga 9eioIf-
itinaen | Glasgow lit IcO0alelie ON,
at Sarop barSe 0rabt GburIes Sin,
tiloen ban ieip iatot, itormeOe Sc op
til 6GngiIct, iageOe @agren bel, gre6
Sad Srolun og bGrgte bam fra ct
Sinon | @purtbuiet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
Den Sor. Kirfe.
Samfnnbct iamIes iii ut garsmsS,
SnIntb, Minn.
Snobcretnimscr NJ. NJ.

tSprtiGtteIIc fro lite sioe.)
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

SeIbreber Grpup, SalSonSe. 2unges
ir9Som - enboer 9rt. Smerters Be-
berifer. Or. S6outa5' gcGcctric Oil.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
SopIcsheo iOflahoma

s SfIu1omo bitierer en- Sppeban.
Sc, beitaaenbe al Ben GrapenS % TO
andre, % Ben operfaIot Ssnoaa 81
termiobag Den t4be Suni en- Sfare
inbiauife @Gno % &oinoer al
SiogeIStammen. SORT to9 be Sreb
aeeIer % isrte bam til ct afiibes
SteS, bpor ban bIep ~orbertlig r~eriet.
Soa to9 sc 0apio @are, Der bar
boot en- "&und" / Sera&, % giorbe
oct iamme meo 6anl. Snlt bcrtisrte
be 101 Eerioner % Loo Dem goa,
ga aloftcn bar 6. III SO SeIte paIgte
sc Q al sc beoIte. Spr Eaogrtbelien
al GropcnS er ser ubiat Ell RrRmie
pad $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
ulvffen / Peppner.


5000 Ianb % Here blln6reoe Sc.
ite bar ira On8oag ben 17be SUM-
arbeioet meb at bortfafie Ruinerne
efter 5lommen / peppner, Ore.
SieIpeiunbet belsber Jig MI til ON.
firing $1,000. Sneen imitiom Spg.
Bonn bar bit Jig efter lllpffen, taffet
bore ben burtige &engisring al
9pen. 6loffe al De omfomnes Ben.
ner % SlPgtninse isger iprig eiter
bereS Sig neoigiennem Gulen. 5
SamiIierne Woie, @bporb Ii6baugb
% TearI Sones, iom ale er beil9a'
tebe, ontfom II Gerioner, % / en-
6antile iapneS 4 Born.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
en- 2Giee mes 6nl>myn'
ter f,tnHet.

On sgt msb @uIemputsr, Der aataass at babe e6rst
bseraptt at 5orisrHt I RsoplutoustesH bier upIis
arapst 'rsm al srbeistr rts en- Strubaur eftth men
ba @putsrRr par pmtrsnt 300 Sar sauiIs. bar be mu.
Iistus tbas iffs terri srrot sHe mango al b NieIsr,
Der blarbts for geans.. esrer. % SuSroIbsipaSoums.
SpiS &c snifsr Of a~isHpiues Tens SsIsre. CT BET Der.
for usbptHeist. at Se sr forhsts eaIa At Nsoteiu.
Der tau eisHoprettr sppetiieu. sH't sioeet % eeltrsbt
Spptepiat. aa SpresieIt. TespspNa, GoriiOppslie
slsr etptr. % 9puIeshpmms. Se oil rts aisrt uosst
5tIsub. hps Z, prspsr eOhsiisrs aaapsbttsr. iOrei
ben nil ab,plui hsIbrses eisis epeecmms. Suuoreesr
Al p,suus.ss bar fririaist bsetoutt esHus aitHeseisr.
ming esbst al et heits 80 aaI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

8anficrrn Com bar aipet tit Gam.
tptte): Seq baaber, un9e Rano, al
% fieneer 8rroien al Den Stat, leg
MI betror Gem"
Zen llnge @anO: "gsei ieg mao
tiIitua, leg fienber Den life nsiagtig,
men eiter DC SplpSninger, leg bar
flnuet ifaffe mig, fol ben pGre iaa.
Dan pmtriua en- 100000 Dollars"
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

Hpoelie paa bette onnss llopiffing
JUMP % goo Netnins; tbi Oct norift
Clement bar beropcr i'm itore getp0'
ring ! llopifIiueen.
Siinobeostilitanoen bar n9ret sos
me6 rnotagelie al oct angreb al er
milo Sfariapensieber .gpi0emi, ion
bicmieste SfoIen / ginter. GenIt
lgjoroe Oct indulgence ior os, bpoi
nsopenoist BET piIoe pGre, at oi baoot
ct Spgebus. Door hi funoe iiolers
bore Spge 90 0eroe0 iorbinbre er
imitiom SDgooms llobrebelie. 0i
bar lot en- iaaoon SnSiamling igans
cen bespnotes blanot Stu0enterne
Loo jeg baaber, at Den oil ga. goot.
II @ruouenter itSgif al 34t eleuer,
fom bar bet bsirite alntal, pi far bapt.
SefretRren FOR SnOremisitonen
~rapportereoe, at Ser bebspes Here
WGro til at gaa no iom arbeioere !
ben tore Ssit % itsrre Wibler. 8i
bar fprisgt at faa nogLe Renigbeoer.
JON bar lluberitsttelie al Risiions-
faslen, til at eipe affaIb oerpaa, %
inareit miflis at opbolOe Zig ielp, o. i
Here 5iliPIoe er set lpffeOes, for of
laoe anore npoe goOt berai; Get Ell
'aart at maatte iiee Rei til 9snnel
ON Si9ip til De marge Steoer, ionr
beoer ON baa0e Irbei0ere o. Ststte.
grbeioet gaar burtigt fremaO, %
Yttslions.S iiperintenOeuten gjsr ct
goOt arbeibe; men ri nraa bape %.
600 | aar til Den inore Risiion; ri
bebsper 0et iaare bel.
Sna bsr Der aniptteS en- Wan0 for
at pirfe FOR. Gbur6 Grseniion 5iino,
for at funne biRlpe iPrlig pore iattise
gpmenigbeoer mere enc 1iotiI meo
2aan.
cffeielt.
,Sfplse Gaal9s al Garsmpbet for
"Sen Soreneoe n. I. 8irfe / Nmerifa,
ioriamlet / Duluth @inn., 17be-25be
Stunt 1908, ienbes iBlsense til SHsnt.
l~issjsrelie / Seres preoe 8lab:
"aarsmsbet paalass:r fin Sefretar
at itrnr afienbe fslsenbe Telegram til
Sefretaren for ben nurite Spnobe, Der
MI bar lit 5eaesmBbe / 8ecurah So:
Duluth, Mimi, June 18th 1903.
Secretary Norwegian Luthern Synod
Convention, Decorah, Ia.
You are herby respectfully requested at
your earliest opportunity to place before
the convention of your body, now assem-
bled, this question: Does the Synod re-
cognize the pamphlet issued under the
name of its Church Council against DR..
F. A. Schmidt as it's wi official express
sion? Our action in the whole matter
will depend on your immediate and Off
cial answer.
Gnoipere paaleeses por Sefretar at
itrar puegienbe til "9ecurabs Soften,
"stanoinaoieu" % "9aslis 2ibenbe"
&cpi al benne 8eilutnius."
q. 6. 8se. 9b. Gssen.
6. 9. 81. @rpnIib. g. 8. 8raaten.
9aa Garsmebets @esne
Sens 6. &oielanb,
Setret9r.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
Wanse erebt for
25 Gents SfYlo

e Ora GLASGOW meaoeles, at ben
Se0sSsmte Ntor0er @iliam SarSp,
ion ianHner meS ire andre Struffm
ger for ct Ear Tiger iiOen 5rsS iig no
al Spnsilet Seriteos og fIpsteSe, fcrie'
Den Tag blep ifuot | Sao SANDS al ct
fort @anoFa6, Tom SberiHn bapSe
falSt no ior at isse eiter BAN. SuSca
SarSp iaISt, lpfteSes bet bam BOG 1t
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23
@cncralfuninl Re@abe / {

ainn, bar reooet Den ameritanife
@ur9er. JON blep tagen tiIionge al
fineiiIfe Ssrspere. RanbcuS 3aon
opgipcS life / noeen al Sepeiderne.
@eneraIforiuIen ienbte fsrit aunon'
baooen "Goaao" efter S%srsperne. %
iiben TlttteSe "8ouepin" iiG I'll ben.
DC ~inS6entcSe sen fineitife Sunfe o9
befriebe Imerifaueren, iom berefter
isrtes til Canton al "Galao".
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-23

-Suspennen' bar fea ncotaeet % prpoet.
Ben arbeioer ubmGrtet. Sc Snmo1tirer til
hptcre &riisr err lille beore euo "Suspe uneu.a
Srastsn bar so Gents. etptcu Siprus
fens SolmeuL BA