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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-10-22
SATISFACTORY.

Pckin, Oct. 22.-The officials OF Jap
anese legation here say the negotia-
tions between Russia and Japan are
proceeding satisfactorily.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-10-22
IS IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE.
The Acme Harvesting co. Is Being Pushed
by Creditors.

Peoria, Oct. 22-The Acme Harvest
er Co, one Of the largest manufacture
ers Of harvesting machinery, was plac-
ed in the hands Of committee repre-
seilting the creditors today and asked
an extension Of time. The assets are
nearly $4,000, ,oco, considerably in excess
Of the Liabilities.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1903-10-22
FAVORED HEINZE.

Butte, Mont, Oct 22 Judge Clancy
7of the district court today decided the
famous Minnie Healy mining suit in fa-
!yor Of +. Augustus Heinze.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rpv rrrEcPApE TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

TBY TFIEGRAFH THE TRIBuSE.l
Chicago, March s-Wheat up to noon was WeaA'
the Nav losing 1c and the July Nc to sc. LhQuioa-
+ion had mos. TO do with the forenoon weakness
Tho deferred futures in the last hour recovered Gil
their decline and more, the May recovered NUS
OF it's The market closed Ac to &c lower 1or INC
May and 1&c to &c higher for the July ano sep
tember Cables were 12d to Id lower. Ihere "dS
the expectation that the government report On
farm reserves tomorrow would snow noefa
total Exporting houses reported poor oenahu'
There were low temperatures in the extreme
North but the forecast indicated no very 10"
tennneratures for the winter wheat belt Whiie
liquidation had most to- with the early weakness
covering of shorts hads4huch to 90 with the Feco'
ery The visible decrease was 1O5o,O0O ousnels.
CIearances were 676 900 bushels. The seahoard re-
ported tUenty-eight loads for export There was a
fair milling dem..nd. The feature Of the day was
the relative sire lgth Of July. In case OF crop
trouble the deferred months would move up the
faster. Receipts West and Northwest were larger
than year ago To-day's low price was sc unoeF
the top figure IF January and the lowest since
November Naturally there was some feacuon.
Nav opened TT 7434c, sold between Toe and 'S@4c
and closed 74ac. July sold at 7o7sc but closed zc
There was an erratic corn market; prices up &c
for the May early losing all the advance later out
recovering If inst before the close The market is
q congested one for May, and consequently ner-
vous. There is evidence of any lesseninS OF Ine
Cudahy or Armour May holdings. Scalpers sell
occasionally. but find it hard to cover May opened
q
closed 476sc sellers: July closed at 4Ssc. July was
relatively weak increasing its discount to &c Pat
ten was seller of July. The Eastern demand was
slow but the Western offerings were light Re-
ccipts were 500 cars. with only two contract hsu-
mate for tomorrow. 495. CleaTances were 10000
bushels The visible increased 10000 bushels.
Cables were lower. The seaboard reported seven
teen loads sold. Shipping sales here were l9OWU
bushels 1t is expected that the government farnl
reserve tomorrow will be a large one, in excess
of 1000 1900 bushels ,
Oats were frm following closely after corn. and
closing &c asc higher. May closed at 5c sellers
and the July 31Fsc. Receipts were 2ob cars tne
estimate for tomorrow, 25 cars. The visible IN
creased 204 900 bushels. and the local stock de-
crate; the Eastern demand fair.
provision market There a big trade. but
much of it changing. The Cudahys were
terest was buying pork. Provisions closed about
for the season Exports from the sea board for the
week were larger than last year. The provision
market like the corn, is in control OF few large
Interests
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
NEW-YORK CITY.

A correspondent asks if, has been rumored
downtown. il is true that the stoneWork Of the
new Stock Exchange building is largely Of i'm
ported materials The builders say that the ex
terror marble came from Georgia and cut by
g A. & G. y. Williams. and the interior marble.
with the exception of that in the lavatories. all
came from South Dover Dutchess County. n. Y.
and was cut by Patterson & Eisele-
The Workngmen'S Club nf the Church of the
Holy Communion will celebrate the thirty-second
anniversary of its organization on next Monday
evening in the parish house. No 4e West Twen-
1ieth-sf Commissioner Woodbury. will deliver the
anniversary address. and the members of the So
cial Club Of Grace parish will be special guests.
DR.. Lyman Abbott will preside at the meeting Of
the Get Together Club which will be held tonight
the Hotel St George. Brooklyn. The subject for
discussion will he THE Italians Of NeT-York -
and addresses will he made by Eliot Norton. presi-
dent Of the Society for the Protection Of Italian
Immigrants: Frank l.. Frugone. OF the "Bolletino
Della Sera'': DR.. ". H. Tolnan. director Of the
American Institute of Social Service; William E.
Davenport and others.
The Department Of Education has announced
that holders OF day elementary high school
licenses. qualified for service vacation schools
vacation Fairgrounds who desire to have their
names placed the eligible list for appointment
in the summer should make application to the
Board OF Examiners, at room No. 422. Hall of the
Board OF Education. Park-ave. and Fffty-ninth-st-
Louis Elsberg. jeweller OF No. $50 Bowery, who
was arrested last Friday in connection with the
Tiffeny robbery. charged with being the receiver
OF stolen goods. discharged by Magistrate
Flamr1er IN the Essex Market court yesterday, the
complainant refusing to prosecute.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Seminary. 10 so and Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church. p m
Board Of Aldermen. City Hall. afternoon
Exhibition at the Camera Club. No. West Twenty
ninth-st
Meeting Of the Technology Club Of NeWYork National
Arts Club No 81 West Thir1y-fourth-st. 8 p. m
Meeting of the Get Together Club and discussion Of
italians Of NeW-York.' Hotel ST. George brooklyn'
evening.
Nee,ins Of the Bar Association No. AZ West Forty
fourth-st, m.
Public meeting of the Order Acorns. Ebings Casino
One-hundred and-hfty- -si1th-st and ST. Ann save Q
Nineteenth Century Club Of kyscrapers and
Their Consequences the Aldine Club. $50 P m
Tofrey Botanical Club meeting. No. 115 West Sixty
eighth-st., T. m.
Hundred Year Club meeting. the Rev H T McEwen. Of
HeaIth" and Professor William HaIock. Of Colum-
bla on Vibrations Hotel Majestic. Sis ?. m
Retail Tobacco Dealers meet, MannerChor Hail. No. zoo
East Fffty-sixth-s r. m
Idnnasn Society New-Tork annual meeting and lect
ure on General Natural History Work in Arctic
America hy Andrew J. Stone. Museum OF Natural
History. p m.
Meeting the Church the Advancement
tfhe Interests Of Labor. ST. Chrysoston Parish
House Thrty-ninth-s and Seventh-ave-. e:15 p. m
opspns Of new settlement house and sddTe2S by J. g
226 DeEraH-st- Brooklyn p. m.
Peoples Institute by Hudson Flor
ence During the Fourteenth Century. Cooper Union.
~.
No. . Third ave. between One hundreds and sixty
min and seventeen sts. 'Edin-
hurgh.'' Charles H Scholey: School No. 30 No 224
East Eghty-eiEhth-st. " American Illustrators. a
7 Van Da~r: American Museum Of Natural History.
TIE Bermudas.'' Professor Charles l.. Bristol: In
2s One hundred -and-siTth- st.
'Shakespeare's Julius Crsar Richard A. Purdy:
81. Peters Hall. Twentieth-st. between Eighth and
Ninth aves-. Die Walkire.' Thomas Whitney
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
MARCH II.
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, March g. 1903
TO-DAY

ARRIVED.
Steamer tBrD. rutton. LIVERPOOL February q
and 255 steerage passengers mails and mdse
Arrived the Bar at 10:07 m.
27. Atlantic Transport Company. with &c pas
senEers and mdse- Arrived at the Bar at 35 p M
American Line with cabin and 1880 seeraEe pas
sengers and ndse Arrived at the Bar at noon
February 81 and Boulogne % to the Holland America
Line with q 3s5 seeraKe passengers and mdse
Arrived at the Bar at lo-ZS a m. c. r,.x y -,
Steamer BesRgio tCier I'uEs- Santos February T. Rio
Janeiro 16 Bahia 70 and Barbados March 2 TO Funch
Edge & Co. with 10 cabin passengers malls and coffee
Steamer Trinidad (80. Fraser. Bermuda March Z. to
OuterhridEe Co. SitE lis passengers mail and mdse
steamer Bolivia Ger, WINNER. Cape Hayt February
- Port de Pax %. Portau Prince 26 Petit Goave and
Miragoa 81 ard Port Prince March
the Hamburg American Line. with passengers mall and
mdse- arrived az the Bar al II 30 M 9Th
Steamer El Sigo, Boyd Galveston March !. TO John
Van Sickle, with uadse.
steamer Alamo Staples Galveston February %. via
passengers and mdse.
Proteus, eager. New-OrIeans March 4.
T Van Sickle. with passengers and mdse
Steamer City of Augusta. DagRett Savannah March g.
10 the Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and ndse
steamer Richmond Page Norfolk to the Old Dominion
Steamer Mama Hata. Charles Baltimore. H C
steamer Jefferson Dole Newport News and Norfolk 20
the Old Dominion SIS Co with passengers and mdse
Rio Novo March 3, Annato Bay and Antonio (,
Co. with 81 passengers
sandy HooE j. a.rc g. $50 m-wipd east north
east, moderate breeze cloudy.
SAILED
Steamers Guyandotte for Norfolk and Newport News
Stella tal, NeW-OrIesns Norfolk; BeIiaoch (Br
Manchester PatTta CPoru Azores. Lisbon and oporto
Newport News: city BsrminShGn. savannsA; Fr0st-
burg and one barge
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10

The remnants Of the $1z.5o bargain
suits are to be sold to-day.
Scarcely a matched suit remains
except in the youths sizes, 3z' 33
and "a.
These are now marked $6.
The mems sizes are marked $3.50
for coats, 81 for vests and 81. tor
trousers.
You pay your money and take your
choice.
If any one is disposed to invest
$3.50 in an overcoat for next winter
there are a few left.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
2SS Broadway opposite City Hall.
and and Warren St.
80 Broadway, 18th,
and 40 14s 4th Ave.
1850 Broadway, S2d.
81 West 3Sd St
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
no Run scHooNERs, $3,ooo.Ooo.
Thsmas ". Lswsen Hay Be President Of the
New Company.

Arthur G. Seitz, of Hcboken. and Captain J. @.
crcwfey, OF Boston are the principal owners OF
the coastw1sG Transportation Company. which vas
orxsnised yesterday at Mr.. Seitz's ONCE. NO.
SOk Hudson-xt.. Hoboken. with capital stock
OF g sooeooo Thomas W. Lawson. Of Boston, VIII
probably be the president of the company, ana
CAPTAIN Crowley treasurer and general manager.
Articles Of Incorporation were sent to Trenton
n end fled to-day Nessrs Seitz and Crowley
have been operating for time nine or the
largest schooners afoat Their present Meet WIN
De Immediately increased by FIVE and seven masted
vessels. One-haH of the capital STOCK VIII DC
common and the other cumulative preieIreIqI.
James Borth&ick, Edmund d. vanderbilt ano W He
IAN PErpart. of Hobokcn. and Homer Aioers, 9L
Roston are the corporators besides those already
mentioned Among the directors are Cnaries W;
Henry and Samuel J. Goucher OF Philadelpnid anu
II. n Bean. of Camden, Me.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
DEMANDS OF STRIKERS PRESENTED.
Special Meeting of Shipbuilding Firms As
scciation Held-Secrecy Observed.

The National Metal Trades Association, which
includes the twenty or more snlpouiolng hrms III
and around this city, held special meeting yes
,srdav afternoon at No 9B Broadway, to consider
the demands of the Brotherhood of Boiler Makers
and Iron shipbuders and the strike in Townsend
& powney's yards at Shooters Island An eH-
tension of the strike In these yarns mas oeen
threatened for the last week unless the demands
were granted
The meeting was secret one anc Commissioner
Hunter of the association, who has charge OF all
labor disputes said that statement would De
given out after the meeting. When the meeting
was over he said it had been decided 10 make no
statement
rn,tted that the demands of the brotherhood 10 go
into effect on Nav l. had been received by the as
socistion He said that definite action mad been
taken regarding them. Another representative OF
the Arm said that the firm was getting enough
non-union men take the places OF the strikers.
but he declined discuss the chances OF sHEnpa-
fhetic strike.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


Liverpool. March s-Arrived. steamer Etruria OBJ.
Pritchard, New-York.
Southampton March O. II In-Saiied steamer Grosser
Kurfurst (CierJ, Kemkaster from Bremen). Ponta
Degada and New York.
Plymouth March 8. IL 40 m-Sailed. steamer Pretoria
CC;erj Reesing from HamburgD. New-iork
Lizard. March 8. $40 n-Passed steamer Kroonland.
Doxrud NeW-York Antwerp.
Copenhagen. March 5-ArrIved. steamer Island DAM.
y Holm. New-York
Bremen March s n-sailed steamer Grosser Kur-
furBt Ger Reimkasen Ecw-iork via Southampton
and POnta del GadH
Antwerp March Arrived. steamer La Campine Dutch.
Oortlgiese. New-York.
Gibraltar Passed. steamer Nord America UaD,
RATIO. Genoa and Naples for New-York.
Sagres. March 0-Passed. steamer Roma I'D Ferres,
New-York for Naples.
Msrseies March Sailed steamer Massilia (Fr). Buhs
New-York
Genoa. March sailed steamer tItaD. Cola
nolpe, Eew-York: March y. arrived. steamer Algeria
(Br), George. EeW-York via MaTseilles. etc.
Naples. March S-ArTived steamer Perugia (Br) Johns
ton, New-York; March O. sailed. steamer Hespera
(BrI. Blake. York --s-...r
sclly March s-Passed. steamers Mannheim (der Ockel
mann, from Eew-York. Rotterdam Dutch, Peters.
Amsterdam for New-York
Cape spartei March s-Passed steamer Teresa (Aus0.
Persich FIUme. Trieste. Sicily and Barcelona for
Tarifa March s-Passed oal!ia tFrl. PAvey.
Curacao. March 8. I p m-Ssed. steamer Philadelphia.
Crockett, from La Guayra for -NeW-YoTk Via San
La Guayra March g. 8 m--AFrved. steamer Navigator
(Norl. Jacobsen Hsv-York for curacso ana Mara
Ran;iton Bermuda March O. n-Ar.Ived, steamer
Pretoria 0sr9. AeKea1e Eew-YoEk
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AsTOR-Captain c. G. Anderson. of the United
states Marine Corps. BUCKINGHAM = Bishop
Jones of Newfoundland, and exEGeng5esssmWaan eTI man
NUEStephen B. Ashley. of Fail River, Mass.
GTLSEY-Dr. 6. Lloyd Magruder OF Wasninggr90n' ng19
E H Manteller, surgeon U S. N, n HoEPMIA,%- lTP N
William Knabe, of Baltimore HOLLAiNND-Lle4n- u
tenant CYeland Davis, L. s. N, and George T.
WeIby atfache of the Colombian legation Wash
{nEfon 1NPERIAI-Ex-Mayor D. c Robinson OF
Fi11ira MANHATTAN-Captain Kenneth Camp
ben, of London; Ex-Governor Frank 5 Bla6k' OF
4VENUE Professor NJ Sahlstian. of ENGLAND
WALDORF Wanama ker, OF Pnli-
adeInhia: NJ Routkowsky. of the Russian Ern-
hsssy- washington, and ". H. Ames, of North
Easton. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
NEW MISSOURI PACIFIC LINE.

Guthrie Okla, March "a Territorial charter
vas granted to-day 10 the Texsrkana, Oklahoma
and Northwestern Railroad Company. with SI5.-
600 capital stock. Oklahoma City Is to be the
principal place of business. ThG purpose is con-
struct a line 1.1O0 miles long. running northwest
from Texarksna. Tex. to Denver, passing through
the Seminole and Chickasaw Indian nations and
through the counties of Pottawatomie, Lincoln,
Oklahoma. Logan Canadian, Kingfsher, Blaine,
Dewey Woods Woodward and Beaver in this Ter
ritory. The corpcrators are Territorial Secretary
Crimes and other Oklahoma
The road. when finished, il Is announced, Will
be operated by the Missouri Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
suckLIN WITNESSES FREE.

District attorney Jerome said yesterday that the
subp1nss in the Bucklin case had iapSed. and
that the men who were fighting to keep from testi-
fying about gambling at Csnfieics were free TO go
where they chose At the proper time, when ar
other date for BuckIin's trial was fixed he said
be expected to have all the testimony he needed
20 show that gambling went In the FORTY
6oUgth-st house under Bucklin's management as
stated iu the Indictment.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
BOARD or DIRECTORS REELECTED.

Al TIE annual meeting yesterday OF the stock
holders of the New-York Mortgage and Security
Company the following members CT the board of
directors were reelected: Charles T. Barney, Ed
ward NJ BurEhard John D. Crimmins. James A
Deering, William T. Harmon. William +. Have
meyer Clinton R. James. William Rag. Edgar J.
Levey Peter Mcdonnell. Theodore +. KILLER. An
drew Mills. Charles w. Morse Francis K Pende-
ton. Eugene A PhiIbin Oakleigh Thorne, Warner
Van Norden and George ZabTiskie The following
new directors were elected: William II. Cheese
bTough, Charles V. Fornes and Walter T. Rosen.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
S:n2 Moon 4:l1 Moons age II
HIGH WATER.
Hook 4 Gov s
PM-Sandy Hook 5:l3 Gov. Island 5:45 He'll Gate 1874
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
James McCreery & Co.

James MCCreery & Co.
Upholstery Dept.
4th Floor.
Muslin and BODbinette cur.
tains-finished with rtIff1es,
100, 1875 and 1.75
per pair.
Formerly 1.76 to 200.
Arabian Lace Curtains,-
new patterns.
2.75, 4.75 and 6.75
per pair.
Antique lace curtains,
mounted on fine scrim.
$50, 800 and 400
per pair.
Armure, Repp and BrOcade
POrtieres. New Art Shades,
with applied border.
800, 400 and 300
per pair.
Tapestry, sui a bic for
hangings or furniture COW
erings. Goblin and Verdure
designs, so inches wide.
100, $50 and 1.85
per yard.
Brass Bedsteads-
New models. Finished with
best English lacquer.
$3.50, $500 and 1900
White enamelIed Bedsteads
with brass trimmings.
$50, $50 and 1880.
Bedding, Shades, Awnings
and slip covers to order.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
Amnsements.
MEHROPOLITAS OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opera Season 1002-1903.
Under the direction o NR. MAURICE GHAI.
LAST TWO WEEKS OF GRAND OPERA.

LAST TWO WEEKS OF GRAND OPERA
To Eyz. Z 1.4S-Dcubls Pil-0EiE WALLS
(erst n America Gadski Reuss-Belcs. AntnEs
BiSnham Blass MuhIrnarn. Conductor. Hertz FooTsf
Nv IL TRoTAT0RE tonlv time this season. Nor1ica
Homer. De harCti. Canpsnarf- Jourrer Corcuctor.
MancinsUi
Fri. EvE-. Mar H. az s-TE PRoFFF-TE SC7li-ra m
Heink, MarIv, Alvarez Inurnet f5ilbert. I@nfuct0r
Flan
schurann-Heink. De MarchL Ell De Reszke Pufrica4
Conducted BY the Composer. MarclnHlH
sat EvE. Mar IA : Pop Prl-esr-D0utle B.il--
LA FILE DTT REGIMENT CThe Daughter - r1s Reg
Se0hriCh- Van Cauteren. SaliErac. CTts-r cor
dlctor. Flon. FOIoVe5 br PAGLIACCI ScHsr. Dam
CanpanaT C0nluctOr. Flnn
sun EHs. March Is al : 3n-Grand F77u.ar '7nc'rt.
when Ter3iS
REQI IEM MASS
be performed Sol01srS- SnrIIC4 ~"Hrl77477 EtsnH
SaEnaC. Entire Opera Orchestra 4-1 ''1"Sl<
Conductor Mr NanCiEeI
WEBER FTANO TSED
ACTORS HOME BENEFIT Begins A. I TN aS
DAY. Timer SyatS. anI Pa-ts--s S-NeS. g
ADMISSION. Lower Floor 81 -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
ct aiboIpt Barn.

Sra Miuiton @iS., moStce hi for
noacu Sib iiocn fra "gu Icn al 10.
mtlien" ct IT1qere Stpffe ON ct nnat
Rigcbarn pcb Napu Hutb Sacobien,
ION Ssbe Wan0aG Dem 2oeu Goncm.
Der cfter Inn noqIe Sugc$ Spgoom |
Suict hos lin Sonte, MirS. Geter GrI.
ictb / MiuneaooIiS. Gen lille blep
ItGrft forfislct, % cuNifisnt Serge.
biTlp blep tilfolot, latte 2itugcbe.
tGnbcIic inO.
RoOcreu oq Barnet bar paa @eisa
| Wlnnedpoli&, oQ Subercn buSieuo.
ties pr. Eelegrof 2srOoacn fsr bun
Ncoe, ioo at oaioa ban funbe barre til.
'teoc ocS Spgeicngen. Zen lille Giac
moo hupe pGrct CT mprteIi0t, meoet
ofbolNt Barn. Ga @iaet, leoiaaet al
6orTINrcnc, tom tilboae til MiGitou,
bar Gepotct iulNt al icrqrnoe Ben.
ncr, Der fllate mcb til Suict o. bier.
cnrite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / @pcn bar
IuttCt UNDER Ssrqc0uOstieneItcu.
SfoIcn torblco Iuffet 10 Soae iii
@'Inoe ON Den lille 8 Mars qanle
Somerut, o. ale SfoIebcrncne fuIate
l FroceSiion bucr meS fin lille @ufct,
Ser toitcbc2 ucO / @rauen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
5orifieuist.

SaarS Ginter. On Sloiua / Neao.
ing, ga, bar lGnge ppret en- geirpro.
'et iSet ban bar ipnnet efter @aaiebcn.
ghi Tiger ban: Seq bar Jet 80 Bin.
tire; men oc1tte bill bltpe Sen itrenaeitc
al Dem ale, Gag e6er iaet! Iette er
ltOIte Sang, ieg aooarer eoer!"
"Sio Com, cn trofait Seit, bar i
Is War tient llntteo StateS grpreiS
Company; meu eiter Sui oil ban bli,
be iat paa EeniionSliiten % faa leue i
ITO % Nag ! &ompaniets StuIoe
Seriep Gitp. Get bar CIT Game, iom
lit iteIt Oct iIig for BAN. Sun Ifreo
til Senator EIatt, iom er aompauiets
BrGIiSent, % Ban ilIste itror benSes
Raao.
I'm ipcnf Watrus peS gsapu emil
Sottermau (2) bIep Seu 2tSe arrejte.
ret / Ncp BORT paa @tiStanfe ON, a.
ban er Sarab Martins Ioroer. 2sr.
Dag Sen 19Oe bIeu ban / bridgeport
afitebi9et ira Sfomcr "6rcb 6. 9ela.
no" % reiite til Rep gorf, buor ban
aiorNc uogIe Suofisb o. iiSen iaaeS /
Nsl8e meo cen mpr0eNe auinSc. geS
6orbsret negteNe ban ali, men eien.
fienoteS al Here.
Ten befienb.r TlScrmanS Sobn L.
Brennan / Chicago er al samIe 0om.
mel 8arp Semt til 1 Mars Sustbus
ior Sal8iuif / iiSitleSeu &ouember. ~
al bans m~ebitpINiSe bar inaet fortcra
Serminer | Sustbuiet. 9renrdn bar
iuoebout Observation-Disclosures for tSSe
8orS man8e Iar % bar oitc figure.
ret lom en- al Ne IeSeuSe / 9praoSst.
San oil oppeIlere Common, % i del.
lemtiSen fan han iuOtnge lit gam.e
SGSe bIonNt SpeuS Sabre.
Gn TIRE IauneSer sammcl grpiri
bar ooft en- foGr SpiuuoS bIanSt pc.
foltuin8eu / Senrpbn / @alcs, meIoss
ira SonSor. en Stenbusgers Some
SeriteSS par iorIeSen DAG iinrS ntc0
al BABE lit tire 0taoneber aomIe Barn,
% berrnoer bIeu Rpbereu Tom lam.
ilaaet. 0a bun bsrtc Barnet bsitioeIist
ertI9re: "9trite aar oil bIi Ct ios.
i9rbeligt aor, @or!" ! itsriie angii
itprteec WoSeren iuo til &a6oen "a
lortalie, hpab bun bapSe bsrt. "a.
bofonen Ieb tiIbuee toa up Barnet.
aoSinnffeSe meo Get 90 ipurgte ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

meaen Del | ofientIige eller politiife
6isremaal. s f~irfcIig GifGrcr bar
ban oltio meget %irteresieret, og bans
@labs | &irfen eIer peb Weniabcos'
msoerne bar nocrit iielben tom. 81.
ben ben fsrite Sib, GA SpuoOen tiff.
teoes, bar ban pGret MeoIem al BEN.
ne. Sra '63 til '65, / De Mar 2utber
College bpaeeoes, Dor ban Spno.
bens Rasierer. 3 III blep Huitao
after palgt til SpncOeuS &asierer pg
gieuoalgt peo bpert Sunooemeoe mo.
til 1899, Ga ban frnbob iig 8ienpoIg.
Gin Mteni9beos 9asierer bar ban cg.
iaa prret Until iio1te SSuIi. 9e for.
ite aor, Ifbsoe boeoe / 0ccorab, Srcb
ban Stomaserforretning, men ban
modtte lutte, ba bans SeIbreo Hog
fell, oa fenere nogIe Iar bar ban
SanoeIsbetient hos afbe6e o. 9.
9enis.
San cfterIaber ia SuItru % ire
Born, nenlie anSretu GuItob, Sal.
lod, @tinu., @rs. 8. ~. SnnIen,
Sancsoiae, @is., oa MrS. Shrubbe
Der at 8pen. gearapeIicn f~oreaaar
SsnSag fra SnnoSefirten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

itor gbrabam Sccobion Groct, % /,
peIpnlgte Orb fortoIte ban @nlobrpi.
Inpsparret, hporfor beres Senrier pal
|fomne, benIcbeoe Spmerfiombeoen
paa Den 9aaoe, @no | bisie 90 gnr
bapoe Iaoct Dem ~peoeriare, miroeoe
ON, at alt aoSt fomnler ira Serren.
bpor buriig 5ioen Isbcr al, boor inort
ri bIir aomIe. 0erpoa o%perrafte ban
benz en- pen iorgpIot "MsanteI" -aloffe
Tom en- grinoring fra Naboer 90
gcuner paa beres 8uIbbrpanpsooe.
@u bar @ioboesmaoen ieroig, %
man bGnfebes ritnbt @oroet meo
@riioeparret | peiiGoet. Sioeu eftcr
@iooag tiIbragtes ! mulitcr gasiiar
til beubeo al. ire. ba 9~pinoerne ier.
perebe Safe oe Sage. Smtrent Gl.
fire brso 6oriamIiugeu op for at ora.
&c bient % aae islte, at DC bapoe
bapt eli meeet bpggelis Stunb.
Sorgrim gusneis er isot | TeIe.
marten, 3orgc / 1920; ban fom til
autcrifn | 1913 og boiatte iia ! Pms.
fe1o, 8ts., bpor ban par Sarmer.
: 1851 fIpttebe ban til @oibington
Erairie, bpor ban fisbte 2ano al Ie.
os blep 6armer. Gen 20Oe
December 1853 bIep ban Gift meS
e. gnffe. Sun er fsot {
Sogn / Gorae i 1924 og fcm til
amerifa | 1851. De bar bnpt fem
fire Senter og en- 9lit, % bar
boet pao Den famine Sarm belle 8ioeu
inStil for omtrent ct adr iiben, 6i
bushels Electromagnetic fin Sarm %
ilptteoe til 9ecorab, bnor DC fiebte
ia ct pent Sirs % M lcper | Ho %
NaecIiabco / lin aIocr6om. Sfisnt
ban or SO oa bun 70 adr gammel,
pr be bog bcsae cnomu aonifc raife
o. rerige. 3cres pngite Cater er
tiemule % itprer Sriet for Dem %
rr 6orGIorene en- goo Ststte | Sercs
9aberbom.
Wnotte Sc Gage, oct enbri er Dem
at Iepc, bIipe 6lioe % lDffc.
Iigc, oct cnifes al ole, iom par til.
teoe peo OereS 8ulobrp1upsfelt.
Gn 9eltaeer.