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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
POPE LEO'S JUBILEE
TWenty-fifth Anniversary Of His Pom.
tificate Celebrated in the
Eternal City.
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Many Messages and Addresses OF Con
graduation Received at
the Vatican.

Rome, Feb. 21.--''lt seems imposs.
bic that il is twenty-five years since
have been there, was Pope Leo's eG
of mis- apartments into the sullit pi.
aZZa OF st. Peters. This was the pom.
tiff's only reference to his long tel N
Of sc.f imposed imprisonment in the
Vatican, during which he Aas nevc!
gone beyond the palace grounds ani
ST Peters, wni.h is considered 10 Re
Tarl vi the rat.eai;.
What a gldr!oae morning TOR tn.
jubilee Of IL. pontificate. the pops
added, as he proceeded with evident
pleasure to peruse the almost inEu-
merab!e telegrams, letters and al
dresses of CongratulatiCn which have
rca ached the Vatican from all parts OF
the world.
There was long and tedious wal.
before the ceremony commenced and
the audience was growing restless
when suddenly great roar of Long
live Leo and Long live the pope
king" announced the arrival of the
pontiff. His holiness was borne IL
the sedia restatoria on the shoulders
OF Eight RedRobed Men.
The pope himself woie gorgeous robes
and had the triple crown on his head
He bestowed his benediction right and
left as he passed through the cheer
ing concOurse, whose cheering was sc
great ana whose desire to touch the
hem of the pope's gown was so intense
that the presence of the guards seem
ed really necessary for his protection
! Cardinal Ferrari. in behalf of pill
grimsge from Lombardy, presented al
address of felicitation to the pops
who thanked the pilgrims and CAV
them his benediction.
Subsequently the presentation Q
gifts occurred, including the goi
tiara, the jubilee present of the Gait
Olic World, which cost $25.OO0; tn
gold medal and the symbolic keys.
After bestowing the apostolic bles
. ing the pope returned to his apai
, ments amidst the enthusiastic pla
dts of the multitude.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
SHOOTS rwo MEN.
Chicago Constable Becomes Angry and
Uses Gun.

Chicago, Feb. 2l.-Dnring a dispute
over the seizure of sCme furniture in
he storage and auction store of Pha-
len & Bennett, constable A. H. Patex
shot Albert Hicks. one of the en-
ployes. and II. s. Griswold, a custom
er Hicks is expected to die Girls
void will recover. The shooting fol-
lowed an argument between Phalen
and Patek. The constable had gone
to the warehouse to make a seiz-
nre under supposed writ of replevin.
Turning to Griswold, Phalen asked
his question respecting the rights
claimed by the constable. The an
swer angered Patek and ne knock
ed Griswold down. Hearing the noise
Hicks ran to the front CT the store to
interfere and the shooting followed.
Griswold was shot in the shoulder and
Hicks in the breast. Patea tried
to escape but was arrested few min
utes after the shooting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
THE HOUSE,.

There was considerable excitement
In the house corridors yesterday after
noon, before that body was convened,
over the report that Representative
M. Maddox. of Benson county, had
been taken Ill with smallpox and
been removed to the pest house. 1t
appears that Mr. Maddox, who is
stopping at private house in the
city. came from his home yesterday
He went to the capitol yesterday after
noon. and complained to some of his
colleagues that he had been feeling
badly several days. Dr. J. d. Taylor
of Grand Forks, was called in to see
Mr. Maddox, and glance was all
that was necessary for him to declare
him Ill of smallpox. Mr. Maddox was
at once removed to the pest house
He was in the house chamber but a
few moments. and it was not consid
cred necessary to adjourn the body O,
to have the chamber fumigated. al
though this course was recommended
by DR.. Taylor
Many Resolutions.
A petition signed by fifty or mor'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
CUBAN COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN
RELATIONS REcoMMENDsiT
WITH UNITED STATES.
DESIRES NO AMENDMENTS
Committee Believes Treaty Should Be
Accepted or Rejected as a Whole.
Urges Ratification Because the Con.
vention Unquestionabiy Favors the
Interest of Cuba-little Opposition
Likely in the Cuban Senate.

Havana. Feb. 21.-The committee on
foreign relations during the afternoon
submitted to the senate its report
recommending the ratification of the
reciprocity treaty with the United
States without amendment. The re.
port. comprising twenty-five pages,
typewriter in Spanish, was partially
read and ordered to be distributed
among the senators. The senate then
adjourned until Monday.
The report states that it was based
upon large amount of evidence sub
mitted by the government and by the
commercial interests. 1t urges ratifi
cation because, it says. while Cubans
might desire still more favorable re
lations with the United States, the
treaty as a whole unquestionably
Favcrs the Interests Of Cuba.
The report adds that while ii would
be great advantage If sugar and to-
bacco received greater reductions in
the United States market, the ecoEo
mic conditions prevailing in the Unit
ed States preclude better terms for
these products.
The committee in it's report holds
that while it has some Objectionable
features, the treaty should be regard
e1 as whole, the duty of the senate
being not to modify but to accept or
reject. Cuba, being an agricultural
country. is in a particularly good po-
sition to sustain profitable commercial
relations with all countries. but, con.
tinues the report, political stuatio.
determines commercial policies. and
the protective SYSTEMS adopted by
most civilized nations are modiiiei BY
reciprocity treaties. Cuban produ IS
are limited chiefly to two and the mar
kcts for these are
Not Assured and Not Opened UP
in the measure that Cuba needs. This
condition can be overcome only by
giving advantages to the market whit n
is her best customer. The United
States being gigantic consumer O..
Cuba's products and being convenient
for the supply of her requirements.
offers a fiattering future for her com
mercial relations.
The pending treaty will retain an
open market In Cuba for United States
manufactures and protect Cuba from
ruinous reprisals.
The report analyzes in detail the
articles of the treaty and gives the
reasons why it will be mutually ad-
vantageous. No special hostility TO
the treaty is anticipated in the senate
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
RECEIVE AN OVATION.
Admiral Schiey. Colonel Mcclure and
General Wheeler at New Orleans.

New Orleans. Feb. 21.-Admiral
Schley, Colonel A. K Mcclure and
General Joseph Wheeler. were given
an ovation by the people Of New Or
leans in the afternoon. They came
at the invitation of the Progressive
Union and after the Crescent theater
had been filled, 1000 people stood
around the doorways clamoring for
admittance.
Each of the three gentlemen made
a speech that was patriotic and was
well received.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
PRESS OF THE COUNTRY CALLS
ATTENTION TO ALLIES
BREACH OF FAITH.
VESSELS ARE STILL HELD
Warships Seized by Foreign Fleet
Have Not Vet Been Returned to the
South American Repubiic-Revolu.
tionary Army Of Nearly Three Thou.
sand Men Only Twenty Miles From
Caraeae

Caracas. Feb. 21.-The morning pa
pers here published a protest directed
to Venezuela. the United States and
the European nations as follows:
I'm order that the public may know
how Germany. Great Britain and Italy
execute their agreements, we call at
tention to the grave fact that up to
Feb. 20. the ships taken by the three
powers have not been delivered to the
government of Venezuela as stipulated
in the protoc,0 o."
The German commodore has notified
the authorities at Puerto Cabello that
the Venezuelan gunboat Restaurador.
which was captured by the Germans
will be returned to Venezuela on Mon
day. Feb. c33. az 3 O'Clock in the afte-
noon 'and not before"
Advancing on Caracas.
A revolutionary army. estimated at
$500 men. has reas ned point twenty
miles south Of Caracas The revolu-
tlCnStS and the government troops
both occupy strong positions.
The revolution organized by General
Matos during the course OF the block
ade Of the Venezuelan coast by the
allied warships. was rCo-SaniZad cni
three armies formed. One. under the
command of Antonio Fernandez rum-
bering 100 men. was routed near
GalaboZo in the province OF Miranda.
several days ago. End its chief is now
fleeing in the direction of tho river
Apure. The second army. led by Gen
erals Mantilla and Sotagnie, / 200
strong. was ,aefestel last Wednesday
at Urachithe.
.utionists Desert.
The third army. commanded by Gem
erals Rolando Pe-a'oza ana Vidal,
which was expecting to meet the first
two armies. arrived Thursday by way
of Santa Lucia and Cuarenas. at a
point about ten miles from Petard.
which is situate ten miles southeast
Of Caracas. after having lost 800 men
from desertion enroute. The strength
Of this third army is estimated at
$500 men. 1t has taken up strong
position and the troops sent against
it by the government are also strong
ly placed.
The revolutionary army Is not be.
lieved to be strong enough to attack
and ii few days are allowed to elapse
without the rebels taking the often
sive against President Castro. who
since the conclusion of the blockade
has been receiving reinforcements, 1t
is regarded as certain that they viii.
| be defeated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
STUDENTS LEAVE TOWN.
Outbreak OF Smallpox Drives Scholars
From Edinboro, Pa.

Erie, Pa, Feb. 21.-The state nor
NAL school and the public schools Of
Edinboro have been closed owing to a
severe outbreak of smallpox among
the pupils of the former institution.
Within an hour after it became
known in the normal school that seven
scholars were down with smallpox.
400 students had packed their trunks
and left town. Every conceivable
manner of conveyance was adopted,
haste being necessary, as no one in
EGinboro would shelter any of them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
DESPERATE FIGHTING OCCURS.
Turks and Revoiutionists Engage in a
Bloody Battle.

London, Feb. 21.-According to a
dispatch from Sofia. published in the
Morning Leader, desperate fighting
has occurred between small band Of
revolutionists and 500 Turks in de-
Ale close to the village Of Beril. near
Kastoria, Albania. The Turks had
ninety killed. The insurgents los,
heavily but succeeded in gaining the
mountains.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
AMEs A VERY SICK MAN.
Minneapolis Sheriff Leaves Withou
Former Mayor.

Manchester, N H.. Feb. 21.-Sherift
Dreger left for his home in Minneap-
oils during the evening. He visited
ex-Mavor Ames at Hancock during the
day and on his return here expressed
the opinion that Ames was very sich
nan aad fat losing ground. He will
return March for his prisoner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
MAY SUCCEED cURzoN.
Said War Minister Brodrick May Be
Sent to India.

New York, Feb. 21.--lt is said in
political circles here, says Herald
dispatch from London that there is a
probability of Lord CurZon being re-
called from India shortly and Mr..
Bvodrick, minister for war, being
raised to the Deerage and sent out as
viceroy in his place.
The latter's conduct of the war Office
and the apparent failure of his scheme
OF army reorganization are severely
criticised
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
eLOCKADES CLEARED.
Trains Between Omaha and the Coast
Runninu on Time.

Omaha. Neb.. Feb. 2l.-Transconti-
mental trains between Omaha and the
Pacific coast are again running on
schedule time. after one of the worst
battles with blockades ever expert.
enced. The Wyoming division Of the
Union Pacific suffered special incon-
yeniences on account of the blockades,
which have required considerable ef'
fort to clear away. Other roads also
have felt the effect OF the storm.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
Bank Statement.

New York. Feb 2l.-Reserve. de-
crease. Sc. 5000: loans. increase,
sl3.s75 200; specie. decrease, $l.031,-
400; legals, decrease. S729.3O0; de-
posits i crease, sla 909, ,2c0; circulars,
decrease s545,lO0
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
The Weather.

Illinois. Indiana Wisconsin North
and South Dakota. fair tonight and
Sunday; Michigan. fair tonight and
| Sunday with snow fiurries.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22

Opening, Range and Close Of Grain
Prices at Minneapolis, Chicago and
Duluth.
Furnished by Coe Commission Co.. First
National Bank building, who have direct wires
- Minneap polls. Duluth and Chicago.
February q, 1903.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
February q, 1909
Chicago
Minneapolis.
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, Feb 21.-Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000; market steady; light, $6.6OW
715; mixed, $6S5M715; heavy. $6.95
@747: rough. Sc 95@7.10. Cattle
Receipts 300; market steady. Sheep
Receipts, 1000; market strong.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22

CONTINUED ON second page.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22
Representative Maddox Develops
Case Of Smallpox and is Taken to
the Detention Hospital-Anothe
Flood Of Bills Presented in Both
Houses - Adjournment Of Both
Houses Taken Until Next Tuesday,
Monday Being Legal Holiday.
THE SENATE.

There was oratorv and argument in
the session OF the senate yesterday
afternoon. The Sharpe primary elec-
ton bill came up and the minority
report Of the senate committee, which
provides that the operation of the law
shall be confined to county officers
was adopted by a vote Of 20 to II. The
bill removing the limit of loans on
farm land mortgages was killed after
a sharp debate.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03

/ 3 Mar til eHer Ipnuer. Soa De
ifisnner, at iea Hfe lar mig narre al
iliat rogct, Tom &c Der Tiger"
Senator Glorf toG irem Ct lioet
giiitfort 90 soO BET til @anOcn,
"Srr fan DC ie, bberu iea rr," iaaSc
ban. 8aa giiitfcrtet ItoS: "Scuo.
tor @iIliam u. Glurf". Sagtmon,
ben faiteb ct 9Iif pna set, 'pinaeOc
lin alutbe ~ogjiuaSe beitemt: "Spis
DC FIFE aanr TercS @ci, tiIFoI6cr iea
EoIiti." ScnatorclrS &erinSer rr.
ggnhte at lie, o. ban Mep prcS / Su.
Reu iub / 6uiet fnrNe ban life foms
me. &GIte Gag iagoc ban til lin
Superintendent. at ban iflIbe tjebc
Den bnreite Silfebat, bon funoc fin.
Sc, til en- iua tro og mrtia 8ngt.
nloli0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
poitifanoaIerne.

: Moi 1884 fit 8roif 8dtcnt pao
"Rail Dor 6oiteners", % iiher Ply
quit ". Wad'en fom ino / Eoititp,
rcIien, bnr 0%pfinocrcn bout Ell Rc'
9ierin9sfoutroft pao MasIcr al biSie
SingcIter MOB en- 9etolinq al $t.25
Barrel. @tbuert StGberi / 2anOct
pilbe 8IobeIi9 gisrc Dem Tor Doc pr.
Bar; mel Wohen haooe 9U6 @ctd'
ling ior at lace acgicrinBen plInac
no meo Set iemoobbclte. 6ra MiIs
pnufee ifripeS. at Der liQqrr ga
Con al otsie YcitfaSieiGitere / Eoit'
forturetS &itIber. &c fom enaong /
5ibeu til beu aantle HegicrinQsbuG-
ming % flpttches berfra nteS obifiI'
Zig @efoitrin9 occr i Sen me. ionl
@pen bar fooct. Ter bar oIbrig boz
ret @rilg for @r1if9 CpfinSrlft.
FoitfoSicrne err f~oripneSc meo set
llbitnr. iom trGnges, mar Be ior.
(n0er Sabrifen. Wen Wotcr tierte
Suienocr poo 9%cntrottcn % ierhtc
Sc ubrnQeIiQc Sin9eIter no til Gam.
bets forifieuige Soitfontorer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
bunoreoe i~noeiperret.
Grpluiiun al anIoSamp ! en- @rnbe |
&guming.

ai. 10 ON 6ormiood9en Den 30te
sunni iuStrui en- GrpIoiion af arI.
Damp / linton BatiHt 8rltbe 20. 1
pe6 Saunl. 8po.. % ale llogange
iperrcScs for De 200 Ran6, iunt ar.
beibebe 0erne0e. SlS brso sieblifte,
Iig no o. troSicSc HeoHirpSmTrOC.
nc8 aritrengeIier. Ger par. oa 1e.
IearamHct aiien0tes, Ii0et Saab ON
at 6ierge en- ereite. % Sig beiieSeS
90 ira Sen Tel al @rutben, iom It1.
ger nTrHcit N~eogonaer. &c par
nne irpdtcIi1 IcnlGitet; uteii uogle
piite page Sean til Gin. aptUoer %
Qsrn iunIGOe Jig, oG u0dle utISe
bare bovpet nco / Tibet, ON nan
life hap0c birSret set. Union Bdci'
fic gdren cicr @rItbcn. oS Den bar
TAT Dhrrb iii at arbcibe Rct % 7ng
FOR at rcoSe. bpao rcooeS fnn. Sn.
ucn fan ifismne. hporleoeS GEploiio'
nenc opituo. Wauife IN eler aESsn
itieocSls9 arbeioer bar Ldoet lin
2anpc iTtte 8drne paa 8uiOampcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
On itolt Ueser.
Or. Grnm nGrcr tore 5orbaabnin'
ger ON fin STAGES SrcmtiS.
&c blir atnerifancre.

Zen forte Ir. 6. u. Grum, boem
GruIioent 4puieoeit unoer me8en
WooitanS iiorGpnte i'd 8oreneSe Stn'
tiers Sol0tolefter / Charleston, 2.
g., par tprleoen / Gb:eago 90 talte
ManSos stiteu i Snititutioral eblirh
Tor en- 5oriamling pao 1900 0eennes
iter. "ispr nogle aar iicen" lasoc
ban, "mente I9rbe Nh9rS, at Neger'
racen er ifarO meo at % no / bette
2dno; rnen Seriiis bier noget atOet.
SIteoetior at Ds I'D forSobler Intolet
al Regre Jig bpert tprenoe Var | DC
1oreneOe Stater @uar Oct lig, lcfiu
oct biStfg bar gaaet, nil ser pm 100
aar ener fua bIiue $50 WiaIoNer re
gre / bette 9an5 og Ri8e, mroens Wat
toilet al Dpioe fun ptl bEue onfrtt8
100 Ntiaipner."
SaIeren fprtiot.e: "Regrene ugter
iiq life til afrifa, men er beIteInte
pda Of bltpe Der. Nfelt nj utl life lore
oige RegerppIelpt; ri nil bltce &meri'
fanere 90 ubptfle Den anerifanIfe
garo. Set bar rae 0tugt, Tom bragte
Negre til amerifa, o9 mi piger ui life
for or6et emo raa Ragt. 0ten Sattoet
fnn fife 6pgge Sfibe tort nof til at
fore oS bort; man fam life ergang
ifufie Sftbe til at uofbre ZEN Wangoe
9srn, Tom fsoes boer G1g. Sor
gto0itnrOSfrnit pofser | oct Ietoeltge.
"Regrere lprer 6urtig. at bet sri.
beo, iom YrGit0ent SincoIn gap oS,
life betpSer 5silesIsSbeo % 2eSig.
gang, men Ger betpSer CIT oaben Soa.
bets Dor. RetifaffenbeN, SGrligbeo
og andre 3p6er ligaer ilumrenOe |
ben iorte WanoS 9rpIt i~aapetiom /
Den bpiSe IanSS 9rpit. 81 mariner
os bltrtig BET Giospunft, "a Dor
Sfiebne piI bliue afsiort. Seq tror
fulot og fait, at Retfrroigbeoen til.
Tltt oil feire, oa at oi bill fao Dor be.
ififfeSe Tel / bette 2utt0 og R;ee"
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
en- fro Doeter.

SeHator 9iqiam q. Glarf ira
Rontana bpaser fla ct BALLADS | ReT
Dorf. Get bar allerebe foitct 3 Dill.
Iioner % bill pitt fojte 3 Rilioner
til, inOen oct bIir iprbigt. Rilio'
npr.S enatoren or iieloen / ReT
yorf; men forIeben bar ban Der oa
bilbe gierne lie fit poroenoe "Siem".
Son inSbso Ell gar Rontana+B eniu'
Der iii at bore meb. % ben enc al
Dem forismte life at gisre fig iitano
til at tage 5otografier al bitiets IN
ore. Senatoreu og bans 5sIge itea
opao Srappen poenfcr, men bier
pll6ielia itauiet al en- 8aetmnnS.
~Spor ifaI De benz" ipurste ban,
"aa. ies bible bore ie mig ON / Su.
let" ipareoe 9Iarf rolig. I.
"9eei, bet iaar De NOT life COB til, "
iaaoe Wnnoen ffarpt.
Seq eier Quiet" iporeoe Senn'
loren li6t o~perraIfet.
Scr, iaeoe gngtmonben % iuiu.
seSe meS lin aIitbbe. leg Dor itaaei
paa gast Der | 8 aar, oa bbis iea
opisrer mig bel, fan ieg pitt bli Der
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
5alife Darer.

2anbbru9sminiiter 8iIiou bar op'
rettct ct mifroitopiif 2nboratorium
Sor6irSelie meb lit 0cportcnentS
fcniife NibeIing, % oct bar aIlereoC
pnapiit, al en- NGnQoe &arer er for'
falifeoe. Spem ifldoe fro, at oaioa
ltGgte aofie praffcS paa Solf2 SO,
banoe Oh oa ic8 fiBber &%affcbsuuer
iom or tilbirfe6e al Sifori (G6icorpl,
SttpeIie % anbre SSugrc0ienicr, men
fGrpebe iom pQte &offe, % naor Sc
males, Ter Sc no iom uforiolifet
8are. &i lnocr nS uorre, % Dor
SurohC6 unoerQrobc3 al foIit &offc.
aafao, Seunep. Ecber % andre Spe-
cerier forfoIife$, life at tnle ON 60
btf, bporai en- Ggte Bare ncppc er at
faa.
Ger er ogioa Dem, Iom ioriulifcr
E0pirmasic % tiener tore Benge
berpaa.
Den mifroIfopiife llnberisqeIie at
Spebe % ANDRE aornIortcr Qiucr
8inf ON, bDor sc iorifielltge arter
beraf tribes be0it, ligeinm man faor
it, / bpitfeu Sorb6uuo StipcIic og
andre nprenbe 9eitan0bele melt no
piflcr 'ia.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
Dom omiteot.

llnoer 1T Sp6olo / 8olbin0ton fit
&cprUieHtant $. Steeneriou ira
6roofiton, Wimt., omItsbt Gommen
oper en- SoI0at peo Rapn NtartS,
ipm bor biemme / BOSTON. 1arfs
bsrte til SoipitaIsforpiet / @anilo,
% / Iugitit ifior blep ban iunben
Ifpioig / lllpbigbeb MOB Srore peo
at itna ua bRtae / en- Giaorblttif. 6or
0enne lt6etGoeliGheo blep ban oput
til 3 Mars 6pngiel o9 bar IiObet in.
beiperrer iiten 16be guanit 1902.
Scr. Stecnerion foreIngoe Sagen for
8encral Gor6iu og 8eneraIouoits.
rel, og set FOG bom life IPnge at
operbeoiie Dem ON. at WnrfS fiber
en- uretfprbig Str0i. Common ODER
Solonten blep piebliffelig omitsht.
% BEN unge Mortb fcutmcr cntcn
bjem eler ban blioer irbiat i lit
8ompani 6pis bans Iib life er ltb.
lg6cn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
SIonl | VebraIfa.

Monbag aften cen 29be Suui
itprtregnebe Gel / 2afota Gollntp,
3rb.. CO elf Greet ipalmebe iaaleSes
up, at ben latte gpen Sadion un6cr
&onb. al. 4 ON @orgrnen Gen 30tc
fom CIT ipGr Soltbmosie iorcnoe, %
bnnbe GjeiOere % isrite Gtage i MATT
ge 9utifcr % Saoningsb nie blcu
fplbte. @nOnu ON Wi6Gagen ito0
GanOrt Here 5cb oper @ulucna.
@Dens &oneh9abe' blep oceripemmet.
MomnCn uopaIfe6e 1900 500 al
Omaha 9oncns Spor, % Great Ior.
tbern miitcbe en- Gro % CIT Mtl Spor
| HprbcOCu al aacn. Ggrene leo Be.
tpSclig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03
5orretninesitattitif

Sorretuiugsrsrelien beobliper at
bore Ii9eioo itor iom isr, og set MI
benrun6ne 8iifnIaar itob life tilbnge
for lin 6orgiGnger. Sfisnt Scrn.
b%anctroftfen ipntes at bore nooet tit
Ssibep,nft i Rearifdbsonrct 1901
1902, bar ben BOG bofset / 1902
1908. : Mai bite oct fig, at 81
al be Ieoenoe S~Serrboner bauoc en-
@e~ttoinotG9t, Der bar 20 gorcent
Itsrre enO / forrige Iar. Iette bar
CARTE mGrfeliat, forbt 8ragttafIter.
ne life er forbeieoe i famine 6orbolo
iom ArbetbSlsnnen og Grift5omfoit.
n~iugerne. Get fan olcne forfIarc$
al BEN sgeoe 3raiif. llbpre @nSier
al 8obS tronsportercbcS ira SteO til
Steo. oQ IntaIlet al reiienbe bar nor.
item bot6eIt iaa tort Iom ifjcr. Get
a~meritonIfe Solf bar goo Rooo, og
oct bier Jig pgiaa oert, at Sc Ilticns
Ger al EasiagertrGn, iom aiennems
frpbier 2onbet, er fuIoe al Wpno,
aninoer oq @srn.
On gienoommeligbeb pes set net
op al ilutteoe 6iifalaor er Sen bel.
oige Sn6fprieI al Sabrtfmoteriolicr
IRA lite SalIi 1902 til 31be Roi
1903 inSfsrteS for $451, 0S1 1853
moo for $3S4,775,7 54 i inntne
Sibsrim anret fsr og for 1919 =
524,957 / 1901 og for $363,455.,
072 / 1901. Roar unbtoges 1898.
iubfsrtes q; TabrifmaterinIier aIbrl1
ina meget iom for 900 WiIliorer i
tioliqerc Mar. 3lt nprner 9eIstet
iig iterft til 500 Wiaioner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-03

rerR ailoobl og gsdmm iamt Eait.
Gueitao.
Galtorcrne B. 8unnrfn o. Seq
&c oaIates til at isree for OF oen dor.
airfe fit aontrol oper. Tiatouiair'
hiemme! | Chicago poa Sen rette
Raohe.
6ouuanh TabI aiiluttese aarSms'
oct meS en- Gale. hpori han uotaItc
lin SilircoSbao meS insects Sang 81
4eiultotct.
Tpt par list iIenrt at iaantaraa
mnat.c relic fsr 9tsbctE SmtuinG,
men 0Gtte maatte uHNifpIbtS pea
BruuS al at @soet settle Mar boISte&
iaa lent / sunni, ioa at Slnntten b..
pune:r o. Seripr moatte iiTr mango
GcIeaater. ion pare 6armcrc, relic.
: Batter 1ue6t taffeoc @iEitcrne ior
tpRegligt SampGr.
SaaIcSe$ afIutteoe$ So set Use
garSngSc. Get bar Ct heIt i1iernsm
acht atgSe mcb auo SterRHing ca en-
teI lrl Arbriec bEco uSisrt
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