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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15
Siaeoe papirp enee
Stumper % Stpffsr iuSlGes.

Iii Soreueoe StaterS SubtreaiurD
Der | Spen irblsber Sa9iig Sore
.ipsrgiler augoaeuSe fiQeoe eIler DEL
bis brGnbte % soelagte Yapirpeuge,
ifriper ct Rem 0ort 9Iab. Oct bPn.
Der ofte, at gapirpeuge bIir oeIpiS
soeIaste eller iaa ltpgt bebanoleoe, at
De life Ipnger er ffiffeoe til at cir.
fulere. TiSie Reu9e blir altio mo.
lsite, ioGfremt De bIir IeoiugeSe al
ebeiis befrGfteoe @rflRringer, iou
8eeieringenS Iutoriteter fan ia gooe.
Gnoerle6eS er Del, mar Pengeieoler.
ne er bit aIoeIeS sbeIaste eIler ta6te.
s Oct SiIfGIoe Tan Regiertu9eu inter
auoet eisre emo iuare mel.
Spao Stumpe, % Stptfer af ga.
pirpenge angaar, bar StottanmeretS
@mbebsmPnoS Ret Ill at betaIe Gle.
rem fuIbt no, iaairent oenne fan BE-
piie, at &eiten al Seoleu er soelagt
eler bit borte; men / iIige SiIfPIoer
roppprteres Der til Soreuebe StaterS
Sfattammrer / @afbington. Raor
ire Semtebele eaer nter al en- Seo6e!
pr9ienteres for ct SubtreoiurpS em'
beoSmGno, er bisie berettiget til al
goStsisre @ieren fuIot no; men er
bare SaIpoeIen al SeoIen prPientc'
ret, iaar Gieren fig ubbetaIt bare
SulpoeIen al SeoIeuS geugepprSi.
"ltniteo StateS notes, treaiurr
notes OF 1890, 9olo anb fiber
certificates, Der life Longer er ittt'
feoe for GirtuIotion, % iom life e,
barre ifamierebe, emo at ire 6emtc'
belle al bper entelt SeboeI er tiIbage
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15
"Gorncob" .piben
Gm sammeI arsol | Re,p Orleans er
beus CpFnoer.

On camel areol peo &aou 9uesno.
Tom mn Dor hos en- 7atter | 3erp
yorf, men iom er fsot % bar boet
rs gor / Rem Orleans, gisr 5or.
bring paa at pGre ben fsrIte, icm la'
peoe "Gorncob" .Yiben. men en- Wano
peb Ropn Raprone iaeoe, at Br9ii-
bent anorem Sodion rsgte en- Cob
pibe" iaa tioIig iom 1915, % at ban
bapSe siort Den ieip. @ueSno tiger.
at ban tcrarbeiSeoe ben fsrite "9orn'
cob" .9ibe | 1867 90 gioroe ben for
Siosforbriu. Wens 8ueSno par /
grbeioe hos Wuprone, bol6t ban paa
at fi9re paa en- Cob. Raprone
ipurate, boao BET Dor, ban Iapeoe, 90
@lesno fortalte oct 90 tiIfsteoe, at
ban iful6e faa 6en, bpiS ban piloe
rsge ben. Raprone tit @ibeu %
ianot Den eob, men ben brGnote
mart op. San rnaoebe @uesno til
at lape 8iber og tase benz til lloitil.
linaert, iom ifiilbe boloeS I'll Barren.
@uesno ipetuIerebe paa SCI, men
tpnfte ogian pao. bpao nan funSe
gisre, for of De funbe bItoe brano'
irie. San raabfpurgte Ell Serge ON
pisie @eoitamenter, Der muligens
piIoe bepare Iiberne fra at brPrSe,
ON be piIoe bare giftiae oG farIige at
BABE / Wunoen Off. Gan If tilfreos'
itiaenoe Spar berpaa, og han blaroe'
De iammen Ell Wirtur, bpori ban lag.
be fine "Gorncob". 9iber for omtrent
en- baIp Time, tsrfe6e Dem ina | 60.
len, og ienere polereoe ban Dem 90
iatte benz / brugbar Stano. Saaren
1868 bopoe 8uesno 20 .Riber
pda l~lbitininsen | Nen Orleans, og
fit en- 9ron3emeoalie iom 9rPmie.
Der bar ingeu anben, iom bopbe iaas
banne Biber paa llbitilingen, og De
pafte megeu Spmerfiombe6. s 1870
bar Der after l%lbitiuine. % 8uesno
bdpbe fine 9iber ser. San fit igieu
8remie for De beoite Tiber % iputes,
bet bar rart, at Der / oct 8rpmiebo'
fllment, ban If, itoo "beoite llopuIg
al 'Gorncob' .Eiber." efteriom ban
par Den eueite. iom babe Biber Der.
Otter bier llbitiaing ioIgte 8uesno
fine Biber. Gisie Biber toIbes 10
"Wisiouri Werif,im", % @ltesno fit
ogiaa Werifumspriier for fine Cob.
8iber. Zen regul9re Qris for Ell aI'
minbeIig Sibe par ST., me for De
fine % finitia lapeoe $15 % op til
$25. San tiente altiaa go0t, neu al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

geS oct iioite Rsoe al bet norlte
Selifab" blep De TO npe &ongresm9no
fra Ninneiota, 8oliteab 90 Steener'
ion, optoaet iom sgresmeolemmer.
Der blep ogiaa pebtaget en- 8efoln.
tion, | bpiIfen "oet norife Selifab" I
Decorab ienotes be bierteligite Spf'
snitninger ira lin pngre Rapnebrooer
/ anIeoning al 20 Iarsiubileet. Seq
n9oner bette iioite Der. foroi ie.g ! ct
anbet 9Iob iaa ct Reierat at 25.aars'
feiten | 0ecorub, | bpilfet Der intet
nppntes ON en- iaaban &eiolutionS
Sremfomit, bporaf ieg moa lutte, at
BEN err gaaet fell paa en- eller anoen
Naabe. Oct bsr tilfsies, at oenne
Reiclution blep pebtaget meb itor Sr'
bel, ba pi life bar CLIENT ben Spm9rt'
iombeb, iom Dor 9lore Raunebrooer
/ 9ecorab piite os peb at eriubre cS
meb Ell Telegram til Dor fsrite 17oe
Waifeit. 81. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

6isc 8nlofuuS. Sislge Reooe'
leIie til "ScliiugiorSp." bar TO | 8aid
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @uIogrnpere opboget
riae 8uIoiorefomiter / @nare pad
life minbre emo ipp fo~rjfieligc Ste'
Der. On rusiiit SorfetuiugSmouo
bar pau ct unoer 9anueIie p9renoe
fronif-belgiif SeIifubS 8eane aiilut'
tct aontroft meo Dem ON Spertagelie
al @uloioretomiterne. aurtrntten
gipIoer for Ell Gib al ire WaaueOer
OF itipuIerer Ret for DC eoeutueIle
8isbere til at lace 6uubeue unber.
isac iamt, botS sc iiubeS Iopeube. De.
~iinitipt at tisbe Dem for 100000 Hu.
bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

piss,t al sis's esmptou'rr, % ION 'r Oft 'nISnaaS'st
b,Ibr.e,t pss TT, usrrs Drug a stiiaa. asttaa s.I-
br,ar oaIaa afhns. SroR9itB. 'aar GAIA. fOass
euus,r. 5srtisisI'. % eoosheiS.. bar aEs str,ss ,asE
tHsir.ts 9slSss RstarTs. arttua isHsts 'rassS pea
prsp,. stuo NJ % ON Terst Sitalss, % aiotr
gaaS 'rtt o. ub'OIHt etoitsr paa esIorsssssA On
oGrs,'uIS psa - Profession nNiiows 100 stesss Sk-
touars Of 3ita', - 'rtt. efrto III Nsp pSsf arb
eOuspu electric usiOdGttOz. 3spt sol. as mefHut
STREET Rauias Gitn. DO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15
Or. Niles Anti Pain Pills.

q bsrttst affrrt % paaitesIiet DiossI for 'ea snr
nsrpss espssp,Hs. Rpeimsrtsr. Ueaptptns. Nsu.
rslaia. Ssrpsfiet. SrrtabtIttft SspnIssAes. Sat.
eeahta. SRbshOIOsr Aptri,H Opium snsr TrrNn.
o. ~titsriab<r Iassh femme S'tsrptrfHinasr 25 Ssas
70 Seats. SOC ap0tbstsr tn,r isHess al 1r. fRiiss
Ess.csI g.. Gltsart. 9ne.ana.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

3uno.S angcre til Gmsrifa. ct &or
paa so Rano al ShIbenter fra 2lino
ifal til Sommeren | Waaneberne
Srli oe allguit gipe 8oncerter / ame.
rita. Secret refer oper til ct. 9ouis'
iibitiaineen. Scr afreiien gisreS en-
fortere Cur til enoel ipenife gper
iamt til 8%isbenbapu. s 2onoon ifal
en- &oncert gipeS / albert San.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

palieg o. bet mtofrt Orr. fufs
bltr tilRsspst a. To-
iarrhcfis NifpubriHesr eg
Bihrationsbsnsnes
GHufsioH. Ter oisit aNoE-
0rtudr fisrHes o. en- anr
amuiiq. let irsr, Gre tan
rdass c,s Jubprs,tstne.
otriuL q frsloqerus TIE
titaue III at sursre osrxTgr
Of porrs cub nHntiiat. VI bsr
q en- othsnRabtfia Rur Tor
Iunahsrin,o % Rntarrt soet'
atsps beer Taa pss FTueen
al StttHa. TIN fuuhNrSm.
her uSutsIss | dttina poskrtr
sisuHsn crsqaHasa trs | bat
mthCrs Grs. btTutr paa IN
Oct b sataTTaai'fe ptnorns
Ger 9aHesa % bsfrtr %.
meme (6omueT. Anboft o.
ehabest) o. 'aar sm W al
ptbrtrt Deb SS ip0asfs CUB.
attiua Bar aIoua isii,t I, AZ
hslbrsss cr,iufsr. NJ tfsubsr
Aon f,- oorspga nv NNTRk
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

-S6bieIsonesbog- &c N rteaet trteresfant
Then BOO. I'll nr'ten boer eneits DAG | aaret
Hrber oi SsofeIsoueen 90 SsofeIsuaret for en-
euer to napreietre Wrno 90 en- Del f~aaoaune
aptnoer fra RIbre oe rrc-' Alb. De ubbaIets
aiRrrefproe, met al rorFe % banNe 9ieters.
ION rreooeIes til bier DAG. er en- rem sub.
CRUDE for gisoomsorb 90 furbs gittisbeber.
8. often, 81. ansanr, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

Ut Ssrt Telegram. RoroemttoloS
Telegram fra Buerto Gru5 til aon.
gen (giengipet / ioriae Rummer al
"Boiten") foiteoe 1900 8r. Oct par
paa 100 Orb. altiaa IS Rr. Sroet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15
Daihinston.S rep.

@aIbinatou, @. g., 9oe Dec, 1908.
Senntor anute Nelion, Der mere
END nogen at fine 3oIleaoer oeltager
| Disfusiioneu Of be for Sanoef pig.
tisite Spsrgsmaal, bar frerlidf e.
ssorHaa / Senotet til en- mn 6tnants'
LOB aooenoe no paa at fare mere ton.
tante 9enae for 8ebooet. uagtef
bort Sinantsppien MI er bpgget pda
en- iolioere @rnnopolo eno moaIfe no.
aet onbet Sands, iaa er Der bog ben
Ronqel oerpeo, at @9roierne itfe oil
tio fan aisres ON til fontante Benge
nof til at f~iIfreositile gebopet, bpt'
fet meS andre Orb pil iige, at ben
n~sopenoige @Iaitieitet life er tilfteoe.
Oette isaer Relion at afbi9lpe peo ut
9oriloa, Der n9rmeit eoar no poo at
oipe Observation-Disclosures en- uopioet Net
iii llbiteoelie al 8engeieoler. Saa'
oanne fan MI blot uoiteoes MOB at De-
pcnere SoreneoeS taters Sbligationer
/ Observation-Disclosures iom Stffer'
beS for bet anipar, Regieringen ooer'
taaer peo of garantere @dtionalbat'
fernes 8engeiebler. Sorilaget gaar
no paa at ~artboriiere Tinantsoepar-
temeutet til at mobtage ogiaa Sbli'
aationerue fra Stoter, Gorntper %
8per Tom Sifferbeb ioet bog ingeit
9anf moa gipes &et til at noiteoe
Sebler til ct 9elsb, Der operlttger
bens @~ftiefapital. De oeponereoe
SbIiaationer maa ogiaa bore rente'
bprenoe oa life beb9ftes ODER oeres
8er6i. @aar be neo nnoer
Senne garbi, maa Seooelcirtilatio'
men inofrpnfes f~orboloSpis. Rei'
ions Sorilog inbeboloer ogiaa en- 8e.
ftemmelfe ON, at Rationolbanter I
gper meb minore emo 10000 Sno'
bpaaere ifal gipes Ret til at uolaane
inbtil en- 5reoiebel at lin &apttal
imob Stfferbeo | 2anoeienocmme.
9oa maa paa ingen enfelt gienoom
laanes mere emo ct 8elsb. Der ioarer
til Sreoieoelen al oens 8erbi.
Spsresmaalet ON ben netop az
futtebe G~rtraiesiion al &ongresien,
Der life oplsItes for | iamme Gieblif,
Tom ben reglilare Sesiion iammen'
traaote, fol regnes Tom en- ielpitGn'
Dig Sesiion eler iom en- Del al Der
regul9re, bisfutereS MI meo itoi
Ssoer. Spsrgsmaalet bar ipinet Be
tpbning meo Senipn til be af 8r9ii'
bentens ltbn9pneIier, Der life er blep'
ne itaofrfteoe al Senatet UNDER Or
traiesiionen. Spis benne nemlig an'
ices iom en- ielpitpnbig session. lac
ma oisie llon9pnelier betragtes ion
forfaitebe al Senatet og inoienbes
paanp, mebens / Wellemtiben De 10
nppnte fife fan tr9ffe Sal9r eael
npoe noeen al be andre peo @mbeber
ne forbunbue Soroele. gliper Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

%. g." eamIe 8efienote, Brofes.
ior 2anglep, bar foretaget ct mt Sor'
iss meb fin 8lppemaifine. 9ette bar
antageIig ~nsbpenbigt for at iaa bepil.
get Here 8ense til fremtioige @rperi-
menter, men bet Ter life no til. at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15
9epbeo % aas
tarrb ~belbreSeoes
sfts pss nsssH rsisss fsv ''aettas"
bIss sppssst.

S6 pG, ai als Gi'aIsr al 1aHshsrthse, hT q fsnis
met N Dor Run NFab q Ntialtatst ai trontf eaiarrh I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

tmio0 ben dffoen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
antaget Tom gieIoenbe, ian er Der an
Ieoninq ill at itabf9ite uon9pnelierne
Iige inotiI ben regilRre Sesiions Sp'
Issning. oa Snbebaperne Of gntbe.
oerue oil imioIertio bope ole meo
iamme forbunone SorbeIe. Den iioite
getroetninesmaooe ipnes at babe
melt for iis, 90 9r9iioenten er ielp !
5aper al ben. Spab Der bar gtpet
bette gperasmaal, Der eIers fan in-
mes at bore Of minore getponin9, en-
iaa flor gistiabeo, er iiGr, at oeraf
aFb9naer. ON General @oob for Eie-
bIiffet er @eneralmnior eIler grtga'
oeeeneral. Senatet er nemlia enonii
life fommet til gnigbeo ON, booo oer
ffoI aisres meb oenne llon@pnelie, 90
efter alle SulemRrfer of bsmme, ptl
bet ogIoo enbm taee noaen lib, tor
iaaoan gniebeo opraaes.
Snmmonp Soils befienote Seoer
Charles Wanrpbp fro Rep BORT al
bpem %. g." nplis lepereoe en- gt'
oaraf, bar efter fin itore Seier peo
9opemberpalget tilbragt abifiaig 2io
/ Sopeoitaoen, bpor ban ielpfelgelig
bIiper meget feteret at be oemofratt'
ffe 8oIitifere. Spem Der er bans
&anoioat for ben bemofratite Yra't'
Contamination u9ite aar, bar Der
p9ret forifieaige Meninger ON.
Ssrit beo oct, at oct Dor Glepelano,
iaa 0ommer Barter, men iioft bar oet
p9ret paaituaet, at ban arbeioer for
ben nppaIgte Iapor at @em Dorf,
aonaresmano WcGleldn. Serpeo er
Der tmiolertio ben Sage, at iioitn9pn'
te iislge fin 9iosrafi "G~on9reslto'
nal Directory" er fsot Dresden,
Spiflano, unber ct geisa iom bans
Sorelbre aflagbe Der. 8onltttitio'
men i9tter iom abfolut getingelie Tor
8aIgbarbeb til Breiioentembeoet, al
ban maa bore fsot | De sSoreneoe Sta'
ter, og oenne 8eitemmelie, Der ptsie'
lig mao fortoIfeS bogitapeligt, piI
u6eluffe WtcGlellan. Ger er bel benz
Der mener, at ct iaabant Eilfpoe tfft
fommer meb UNDER &onititlitionens
8eitemmelie, men Der oil | ale 5alf
ppre 9IobS for GpiI, og intet Eart
bar Raao til at nominere en- Brett
bentfanoiSat, bpis 8aIgbarbeb life el
abiolut ,ttpiliomt. - WlIrpbp bill Der
for, troos lin siebltffelige IlmPgtig
beo inoen Retp Dorf3 oemofratiif'
8arti, babe at isee en- anoen 4auoi
Dot, % bet antages, at 0ommer 8ar
fer bill faa bans Organizations
Ststte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

Seniigten bill opnaaes. Oct foite
Soriss, Der furetoges isnnr. bar nerr'
liz, ON muIigt, enomu mere utilfreos-
itillenbe. END be tibligere, 90 bet par
paa ct b9nsenbe Saor, Of proiesio.
rens @siiitent, Wonlep, bapbe lat Si'
bet ill. Soafnort W%aifinen bleo
lluppet los os puffet no | 2ufteu,
gioroe Den en- auIbstte og faIot meo
Dqffet nnber og Rislen ioeiret neo
i 9otomacfIoben. Wanlep, Der bar |
9osioaerfirpen unoer. Wafiuen,
faIbt paa Sopeoet | 6Iooen meo Wo'
fineu ODER ia. San blep meo itor
8anffeligbeb rebbet al en- al fine VS.
f~iitenter og tom op blaaiort | aniigtet
Of 2lIbe. Waifinen blep nlbeles Soc
lagt % eif / to Stpffer. Frofesioren
Iaber iig imiolertib life onfPgte ber'
af. San tiger, at bet belle por ct ubelo,
os ban bill eientase Sorisget, ioa'
mart ban fan foo Raifiuen repare'
ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-15

Observation-Disclosures fra BET nor
ffe SeIifab / @aIbington fom frem
riatig nof, Tom man bill babe feet al
"9ecorab.g oiten"s Reierot al Soften.
%. 8."s Reoaftiou.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-25
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

AonktOn Circuit. NJ. E. Church-Sunday. July
aatf, ~ : ~
HEREFORD Circuit. N. e. Church.-sunday, July
Mt. Carmel, p. NJ. Rev. 7. N. West; Jessop, II
A. M; Bosley, p NJ, Rev. W. A. Koontz: Ep-
worth, P. NJ, Rev. X. f. Caples
ParktOn Circuit, NJ. r. ChuYch.-Sunday, July
18th: Middletown, 1890 A. ID, Wiseburg, p. NJ,
Parkton, ?. M Rev. Nathan Rigdon; West
Llperty, lO.3O A. NJ; Gorsuch, 3 p. NJ New Mar
ket, 730 PM, Rev. j: w. Fleming
Ray0iHe Circuit, U. B. Church.-Sunday, July
18th: Communion service at Pine Grove. 10 A.
NJ, Hoshalrs, 3 P. NJ, st. Paul, p NJ, Rev. w. Il.
Great rails Circuit, M. E. Cnurch.-sunday. July
26th: Camp Chapel, 1890 A. NJ, Providence. $50
Goucher Dew.
50. Michaeps German Eoang Lutheran Church,
Ferry HGH-Preaching every Sunday morning,
at lOl5 O'Clock, by the pastor, Rev. Alfred Ball
horn. Sunday school at 900 A. NJ.
81. John'S z; d. Church, Western Run.-Rey. 4.
Heoer Murphy. rector. Services I'd and 4th
st. Luke's, Jacksonville. LIST and Sd Sundays, at
II A. M; Freeand Station, 9th Sunday, at II AM.
Norm Point Station, NJ II. Church South, ~.
Point Road.-Services every Sunday at II A. NJ
and 8 p M; Sunday school, 9.45 A. NJ, G. M.
Snyder. superintendent senior department; Miss
Mollie K. Rogers, superintendent infant depart
ment: Prayer-meeting Thursday, p. NJ. Rev.
F. I. Day, pastor.
Hamilton Pres6vteTidn Church, Hartford Road
Rev. l. G. Yeakel, pastor. Sunday school at 2.30
P. NJ; song service and preaching at 7.45 p. NJ.
Church Of the Holy Comforter. R0ssUiue.-Ser-
vices third Sunday in each month at O'Clock
P. NJ. Rev. w. b. Mcpherson, rector.
Bdtr0teW NJ. f. Church South, SunnybTO0k.-
Preaching every Sunday at 3 p. NJ; Sunday
school 2.l5 Pm prayer meeting every Thursday,
8P. NJ. Rev. j. X. Jacobs, pastor.
NJ. Washington H. b. ChuTch.-Preaching every
Sunday at II A. NJ. and p. NJ. Rev. w. A.
Pdtapsco Ii. b. Church. North Point Road.-ser-
vices every Sunday at II A. NJ. and p. NJ. Rev.
E. G. Gallaher, pastor
Jones Memorial NJ. p. Church, IhtLd. R0dd.-Sun-
day school, 2.30 p. M; preaching every Sunday, 8
p. NJ. Rev. William S. Sims, pastor.
Jerusalem German Lutheran Church, Gdrdengile.
Services at 1870 A. NJ. Qn English the second
Sunday of every month"; Rev. Karl Buff pastor.
Pine Gr0Ue Church, Near Loeb RdUen.-Preach-
ing every Sunday at p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
X. F. Caples Sunday school at p. NJ.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-25
The Cost of Good Roads.

Now that the question of Cuyahoga countys
expenditures on good roads is being discussed
with good deal Of heat. the fact is brought
out in clear relief that highways such as all
public-spirited Americans would like to see
their country enjoy are very expensive. In
Europe such roads have been the gradual work
of many centuries, in countries which have
long been more densely populated than all but
a small part of the area of the American re-
public is now. They were built with cheap
labor, often with labor scarcely paid at all
With such conditions to deal with as exist in
the United States the creation of an extensive
system of good public roads is bound to cost q
vast sum. 1t is unreasonable to dream OF
making so great gain for the social and eco
nomic development of the nation without pay
ing price which will stagger many who are
advocates of road improvement, without count
ing fully the burdens which must be carried
while the roads are being built.
The ordinary farming property fronting on
country highways will not be valuable and
productive enough in the next so years to meet
the whole expense of building roads such as
the American people need. State aid will have
to be given extensively. and the national gov
eminent may have to lend its powerful assis.
lance. Counties which include big and thriv-
ing cities may build excellent and costly roads
for themselves, but as rule such local enter
prises will involve too heavy burden, now
and in the futura
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-07-25
SHOULD GO TO THE COUNTRY
Lancaster (Pa.l Ernniner


With our American youth longing for the
city and an immigration of 100 900 per month
clinging to the towns, it is no wonder that
though the harvest is bountiful the laborers
are too few. This matter of immigration and
Its inclination for the city is again provoking
alarm. Mr.. Frank Sargent, Commissiona.
General OF immigration, is strongly urging
amendments to existing laws which will nro.
Vlue Tor more rigid exclusion of foreigners
oil an undesirable kind simply because the 90
cial' moral and sanitary conditions of our great
citles are being seriously endangered by the
influx of dirty, ignorant and brutal fore;on
; onn.y Inc great majority ofimmigrants.
ignorant OF our laws and society. huddle intc
the already crowded tenement districts live
~ nItn ana vice and contribute both To the
cost OF criminal courts and the burdens Of the
aMlmsnouse. The June bulletin of the New
t nSIA State department of Labor contains
taole which furnishes a striking confirmation
OF commissioner Sargent's Contention T. e
SHOWN that of the 1855 immigrante n,ho
arrived at the port of New York in the fret
three months of the present wear. IS GIG ev-
pressed t1elr intention of making their homes
IN New York city, and 81 .8O2 declared 49,.
purpose to locate in Philadelphia. The renort
SHOWS ~ that y 530 went to Illinois, but most of
tnese were destined for Chicago, and probable
mace maze tnelr homes in that city. Kansas Ne.
Draska' missouri and Minnesota where there
% IoW uenand Tor thousands of harvest hands
and good wages are offered for men who will
worK oy the year, received, all told, only 2'lgO
Oh the immigrants who arrived in New York
curing the first three months of the wear The
ooutnern States of Georgia, Kentuckev Ionisi-
ana ana, Mississippi, South Carolina Tennessee.
virginia and West Virginia, which are now
very busy because taking on new CONNER
clal and industrial life rece;ved hnt 400 =
iSYv 81 1mfnlgrants ~" Va
1t is no wonder the officials of great cities
are becoming alarmed. They cannot assimi-
late hordes, the majority of which don want
to engage in legitimate work and the minority
contented with peddling, dealing in Junk
or pushing music carts. Good immigra-
ton is needed by the fields of the West but
vicious infiuxes are endangering our cities.
Next to the currency question, the most i'm
portant topic for Congressional consideration
is more stringent regulations against the i'm
crime.
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Cost of Producing Milk.

The New Jersey Experiment Station kept
strict account of the cost of feeding large herd
of COWS forlfive years, and the product with
view to ascertain the cost of making milk.
The average production per year for five years
was 173, 900 pounds, or 6,479 pounds per COW.
The cost per cow per day for roughage was
6.21 cents. and for grain fed GIL cents. The
average cost per quart of milk for five years,
including feed, labor and interest and decrease
in the value of the herd was 2.38 cents. The
highest average was 2.49 cents per quart, in
1896, and the lowest 2.2S cents per quart, in
1898.
~ During the year cndod hpTif 1SC, 1901, urere
was an average of 30 COWS kept and the food
cost per day was 1866 cents-73 cents for grain
and 5.35 for roughage. The average yield of
milk per COW per day was 8.26 quarts and the
cost of food per quart "a cents. To this must
be added 8 cent per quart for labor and interest,
making total cost of milk per quart 234 cents.
The average weight Of milk per quart was 2 Is
pounds, making the cost per 100 pounds S1.07.
Calculating the cost of farm-grown foods, these
were charged at the actual cost of labor, seed
and manure, the farm being charged with
manure at the rate of SIS per ton. The herd
made during the year 800 tons
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DEATHS.
tributes. &C., 10 Cents Per Line

Tributes, &C., 10 Cents Per Line
---~------~-----,-~~~---
GORE.-At his home, st. George, Baltimore
1Htoh Gofs n TIE t ysa Of s aSe Wash
MARSDEN.-At Owings' Mills, Baltimore conn
ty, July 2lst, 1903, Myrtle Elton aged 10 months.
daughter of Ella NJ. and Harry W. Marsden.
CAFETERIA Lauraville, Md, July 22d, 1903,
Rachel Carter, widow of John Carter.
VINCENT.-At her residence, White Marsh,
Baltimore county, Nd, July 18th, 1903, Mary
g., beloved wife of the late Richard Vincent.
LYTLE.-At White Hall, baltimore county,
July 18th, 1903, Eleanor II. Lytle, wife of
Thomas Lytle.
POWERS.-At st. Denis, Baltimore county,
July 18th, 1903, Elizabeth Rebecca, wife of
Philip Powers. aged GA years.
HARLAN.-At her residence, Churchville, Har-
ford county, Nd, July Goth, 1903, Margaret X.
Harlan, widow Of DIR. David Harlan, United
States Navy, in her 18th year.
SCHMIDT.-At Long Green, July %, after lin
gering illness, John Schmidt, aged IS years.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, Saturday, July Is, at 10 A. NJ. to which
relatives and friends are invited.
BLANCHARD.-At Bradford, Pa, July p, Chas.
X. Blanchard, husband of Laura V. Blanchard.
Funeral at Wilson's NJ. E. Church, Long Green
today, (Saturday,) at II A NJ.
BIRD.-Near Reisterstown. July %, Joseph
Alexander Bird, in his 18th year.
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MARRIAGES.

MENSCHNIDER.-At st. Peters
Church, Belair road, July 10th, 1903, by Rev.
John Heinzelman, pastor. William Martin
Hunt and Miss Marie Emile Julie Riemen =
schnider, of Baltimore county.
F-SAUERWEIN.- On Tuesday,
July 21st, 1908, at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, 800 ID street. by Rev. DIR. w. G. Bah
cock, Charles T. Woodruff and Mollie Frances
Sauerwein, all of Sparrow's Point, Md.
OLEMAN-JONES.-On June Goth, 1903, at
Grace p. e. Church, by Rev. Arthur Chiffon
Powell, L. Rose Jones, daughter of Mrs. NJ. t..
Jones, OF Cockeysvllle, TO Inomas campbell
man, of Virginia.