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Evening journal., 1903-08-15
A SERIOUS THREAT.

The boast OF Addicks that he pro-
poses to abolish the Court OF Chan
Gerry, and that he intends to have the
chancellor impeached. has caused n
smile OF derision. People have turned
to tho constitution. and finding that It
takes two-thirds of both Houses to
ccompllsh either of these purposes, and
that two legislatures must pass upon
constitutional amendment, besides
securing the signature Of the Cover
nor. have said; hot airl" and dis
missed the subject
But this is a part OF plan that has
been maturing for some time, and the
intention is 20 make our judiciary sub
ject to political control. II that day
comes. Delaware win be a good place
for honest men to avoid.
Let us see how he proposes TO carry
out his project. In the first place. he
knows that while John Hum is Gov
ernor he can count on his signature TO
any measure he may be interested in,
In advance. In the second place, he
has only TO elect a majority Of both
Houses to secure a tWo-thirds ma iority.
We may absolutely rely on the fact
that when both branches OF the legisla-
ture have enough Union Republicans
to count a majority. they will unseat
enough members to make places for
men Of their own party, to have two
thirds majority. Then the only thing
that Addlcks has 10 do to carry out
his threat. is to elect a simple major
ity OF both Houses. The rest will be
easy.
Now we get a glimpse into the real
character Of Addicks. When a judge
in the discharge OF his plain duty,
decides against him, he takes his peb-
sonal grievance into politics and seeks
TO impeach that judge and to abolish
his court. Are we to revise our con-
stitution, and abolish a court that we
have regarded most highly for more
than a century, because John Edward
Addicks cannot control it7 That IS
bigger than political question.
This is only part OF a vast scheme
OF coercion. Pennsylvania under an
infamous machine, tried to gag the
press by a law that might have grace,
the middle ages Addieks has long
had in mind a moro drastic law t'
muzzle the Delaware press. We hav'
this from the mouths and pens Of hi
trusted neutenants. Doesn't the con
spiracy loom up In huge proportions
The two great forces for order an
right-living are the press and IN
courts. Addioks has determined Z
nuzzIe the former and to intimidat
the latter. He will do both il he ono
secures control OF both Houses Of IN
Legislature. How does this appeal I
our Union Republican friends?
Evening journal., 1903-08-15
WHEN MORGAN LOST.
Magnate Thought Spanish Game Jni
AIai Easy Until He Tried IL.

Magnate Thought Spanish Game Jni
AIai Easy Until He Tried IL.
J. Pierpont Morgan. who has played
the game of finance with great success,
encountered a different proposition and
different results when he tried the great
Spanish game jai alai at Havana. says
a Tampa (Fla) special to the New York
World.
Passengers from Havana tell Of Mr.
Morgan's experience in the betting ring
where excited thousands watch the
sport. With his party the financier was
initiated into the mysteries of the game
the other Sunday evening. Mr.. Nor
gan thought, like many others, that 1t
would be easy to beat the game, but
he went away wiser and with less mon
ey.
The best players Of the Cuban capital
were in the game that night, and in the
FIRST partido Mr.. Morgan thought that
the blues looked like sure winners. He
bet 2 centens. The whites won, and
the great fnancier lost $40. On the
second partido be doubled his wagers,
stlll pinning his faith to the blues. The
whites again won. The first quniela
was called and the banker plunged
heavily on Irun, q clever young man
who had done fine playing since his ar
rival from Spain. Irun was among the
''also rams" in this matca, and the
1nancier lost egain. Again he doubled
bis bets on liun and again lost.
Then Mr.. Morgan had enough. 1T is
exciting" he remarked, but it is not
for Americans TO bet on"
Evening journal., 1903-08-15
WILD TOOTH FULLER.
Extraordinary Antics OF n BLOOD
thirsty Enthusiast In Duluth.

extraordinary Antics of "A BLOOD
thirsty Enthusiast In Duluth.
A Finlander named Johnson ran
amuck ON the streets Of Duluth, Mimi,
the other day with a pair of forceps
and before he was captured had ex-
tracted teeth from dozen persons,
saws the New York Times He first
tackled six men who were In a saloon,
relieving each one of from one to three
teeth
The next victim was an old man.
whom he knocked down and from
whose mouth he extracted two teeth.
The next victim was Mrs. Elliason.
who lives on Lake avenue. Johnson
entered her home, threw her down and
pulled one of her front teeth.
The police had been informed, and
they captured Johnson as he emerged
from the Eliiason home. He said be
was a dentist. but when asked to show
his license be produced a contract tc
saw wood.
Evening journal., 1903-08-15

Robert G. Houston, the genial Collector
of Port read the Virginlan with much in
terest. While away on his vacation re-
Gently he stayed in the same county in
which the plot was laid. He says the
story was true to life.
William Poole, manager for Y. James
Belt starts on his vacation today. He will
spend 1t in the heart Of the Adirondack
Mountains. When he gets of the train ne
will ride several miles in stage coach
and then take canoe before he reaches
his destination.
Habit Is a great thing. Recently James
Christy and his son sold out their to-
bacco store at Sixth and Market street
and retired from business. Another man
rented the store. Every day now you
can see the Chrstys. father and son, sit
ting in the store.
-.
There is no better informed man on gem
eral topics than Alfred Gawthrop. He also
has technical knowledge on many
things.
Evening journal., 1903-08-15

Things have undergone transfor-
nation in Delaware. In former days
we respected the courts and obeyed
their decisions. Now we judge our
Judges. 1t is not uncommon to hear
men who are utterly ignorant Of the
law sagely criticising a decision OF the
courts and telling what it should have
been. The people have said that the
Court OF oyer and Terminer is incom-
petent TO try a case in which an assault
lis involved. and now we have the doc
trine that the Chancellor must not rem
der a decision in gas litigation adverse
to certain man.
Evening journal., 1903-08-15
THE TATTLER|
A Natural Mistake.

Freddie. the little con Of a Philadelphia
family. went to the country with his
father and mother this month. The lad
had always been used to city life had been
kept with his parents, and naturally saw
much in the country that was new and
novel. One day a circus came to the VIII
lage- He. with the other boys, was per-
mitted TO watch the circus men at work.
At luncheon he astonished the house,
hold by exclaiming, oh mammal what
do you think? / was over where they're
putting up the circus, and they're filling
the ring all full of breakfast food"
Evening journal., 1903-08-15

We don't know how far this artesian
we'll project viii 60 but we do insist
that il we are to rely on water obtained
in this manner it must be filtered.
Those filter patents are too valuable to
remain unused. II It is objected that
artesian well water does not require
filtration. we answer that this objection
can be overcome, since it is a very easy
matter to pollute water. But we have
a bacteriologist. and he must be kept
busy. and we have the use Of immense
iy valuable filter patents; we must ge
our moneys worth some way.
Evening journal., 1903-08-15
German in the sohnnI.

rom the Detroit Free Press.
There is a division among those who no
lieve that the dead languages sbouId re
ceive less attention in our instftutIons ~
learning and that modern languages he
eausht instead. One faction contends that
Serman must be taught and learned IN
the public schools and ahe other thas
those pupils who want to study IL should
DC gwen the opportunity. Carl schurz re-
Gently took "a hand IN the New York con-
foNersy ana spoke with his usual di-
reotness He takes Issue with those of his
nnuonallty VINO demand that the acquire
nent OF MS language be made compui-
sory III the New York schools. He speaks
"a MS hatiVe Tongue as a treasure which
HerHans coming to this country brought
win them' and which they have only 20
ie'alh' Iheir children are in a position
70 niVe Tor nothing what others must
vigorously acquire, II the Germans he
"'se ana conscientious enough to culti-
N"'e .he language in the family circle
AS illustrative Of what he regards as
tne "uty OF German parents Mr.. schurz
says that while he Is proud OF being an
american citizen who has mastered our
iahsuase and taught II to his children in
.'helr home life the family speak German
read much from the German. and carr,
on their correspondence I'm that Language
re mas no patience with the Sheer Iazi-
ness OF German-American parents who
ran TO impart to their children a knouI-
euge OF the mother tongue. In his fude-
ment they thoughtlessly cast away a pre-
cious treasure, fail of duty to their on
spring and commit "A breach eofi tfiietef
roobsry and q crime" II Is plain erBtyt,i
why he says that they have no sbusines
after thus offending. to Insist that GER
man must be made compulsory part or
the Iublic-school curriculum.
Evening journal., 1903-08-15
The Death List.

Marshall p. Wilder's little niece is
very fond OF going to church. When
asked If she could remember what the
minister had preached about she an
swered:
.Oh. yes; Jacob died last Sunday and
Joseph died today, but l don't know
who'll die next Sunday"
Evening journal., 1903-08-15
The Choice.

It's only a steD that lies between
The bad and the good and true;
But it might as well be a shoreless sea
AS wide as the wastes Of Eternity
For the evil man viii be evil still:
He might be good-but he never will;
For he loves the sin and the misery
That life's beaten shores bestrew.
San Francisco Bulletin.
Evening journal., 1903-08-15

Strikes frequently occur IN a bowling
a77ey. but they never tie up the business.
Evening journal., 1903-08-15
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1898.

Pyle and Jones
They asked for loans
To get us filtered water:
They both fell down.
And Jared the town.
And Ford came tumbling after 90
Evening journal., 1903-08-15

Read the Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1903-08-15

UBLIsHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY AT
FOURTH AND SHIPLEy STREETS,
Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1903-08-15

Entered at the Wilmington postofice as
as second class matter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
era Stats Seoislatmrerne

antasne 2opiorilas. iom oil resuIere
S~nAfsrieIen al Seite ira Seiten. ioroi
6orilnset par iaaleoea icrmet, at oct
bar uanifeliet at ioritao.t
SirsOas peotog Snlet Gangs ;sor.
ilag moo fruits. Oct er iPrlig retiet
too Observation-Disclosures. 6orilaaet
ON arpeIfat, iom er neotogct al Sena.
tet. naaeoe til treble 2p&ninQ. Su.
Jet beilutteoe, at Ser iIoenior Raoiious
9parrnie ifiISc cpfsres ct Sojpitol,
buor De, iom BAR imitlomme Spgoom.
me, fan afipnrres. Suict5 3ernbane.
fomite bapSe rtnher 9ebor0Iing 6or.
ilaget ON Sprettelie al en- aommis.
ion. iom ifal faitiGtte Sofiterne ior
6raat. Serubanernes 8epruientanter
bar tiIIteoe / tort antaI ior at be.
firrnpe Bette 6orilae,
Onsong beitenrte Senntct meo %
MOB II Stcmmer. efter 3 Simers
8ebat, at Credits - Mortgoges OF
ilbeitaaenSe Sororinaer, Tirmaer bar
tiIgooe - life ifaI ifatlG89e&. 9ette
SoriIag bill life piroe Suiet@ 9iialo.
MeO 40 MOS 46 Stemmer iorfaiteoc
Suiet SeitatetS 9eIlutninl iom tina.
Der Golntp Boards at beoille op til
$4,000 tilSolbatermonurentcr. "a.
gen efter bIeo oenne 9eIIutnIng rcfon.
iibereret % set opriubeItac 6orIlog
peOtaget. Sorsoag pebtoQ 0ltIct o..
ion 6oriIaa ON at reg,tlerc Iutomobi.
Ter. SreSas inoitiaeoe Scnot&fomi.
teen eiter lonae Sorbon>tingcr %
SperpeieIier, at ser / @cit Superior
life oprettes ct aontor for Braocring
al Soeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Gn Sraat til 100000.

rltsiilte &eiierinoe bar faaet Zig 81.
oenifab for pragtiuIoe &lGoer, at Sol
Jet life inoffer ON anOet, meIOeS ira
ct. petersburg. Ge frpgter ior at
Set blot er ct mt ll0il al DEN Ser
peipGffelie" hos ben6e, iom ifior onfte
ioa megen 9efpmring / Soffreoie.
Geo set iioIte Sofbal / Ginterpalaoict
~optraaOte bum / ct Intr9f, iom for.
bouie0e ale peO i'm 8rast. Sum bao.
De 8iole al inebpib 6lsiel meo ct fire
9arO Ian9t Slnb, broberet meo Cub.
blomIter / 9pis Iibte iunfleoe Gia.
manter Of uiGOpanIig CLANS. Sper
aioIen bang ct SIsr, Der bar fPitet iii
Sooret oeb SipIp al en- uOitoppet Rg.
pc, bots 8inger bar u~oitrafte % rtgt
prpoet meo Siamanter, mebens hens
Zine beitoo al foitelige Hubiner o.
6ens RRb al ct iiRIoent Stpffe So.
raj. Sun bar iaaIeoeS i SanSbco
"Gonten / SpiSt" % meo lit unberliQe
fierntifuenOe 9Iif gap bun mere Sn0s
trpf al at ppre en- %6eoronning ira De
norife @pentpr emo ct pirfeligt lepen0c
Wenneife. Ser6es 9rngt 0en aften
ifal | Een8e bGpe foitet noget iligt iom
3 Wiatoner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Sfattc paa Sjpcns 8mno.

) SonOon bar Der nplig oannet ia
ct aftielellfab, Der bar til Seniiat at
uOoInoe De Statte, Der itnoes i ,Siscn
8itatauita / Colombia.
Sieen ligger | Ell SsiOe al 5000
Wcter ouer Snuet, i HGrhe0eu al 30.
gotta. ) Oenne Sis pleie6e bpert Mar
%noianerne$ Sspoing at taite foitbare
Sfatte 8ulo, 9GoeIiteuc % 9iaman.
Ter, iorat piuoe @uOernes 8uuit, OF
set heber enOuioere. at oa Spauien
bapoc erobret Sanhet, faitebe Snobpg
gerne alle line ao~itbarbeSer / Sisen.
Get ioruentes, al Ser finOes Rig.
BONNIE, Der repr9ieuterer oper Ell Dtil.
Iiarb. Rnlig bleu Ser neo Sisens
Sreo ilmoet Ell 9gbeIiten. Der bleo
iolgt til Spanien % nh uSaisr en- SeI
al &ongefroneu. Stenen bIep betalt
meS ca. 100000. SIere itore III.
nansmRnb er aftion9rer / BET upe
SeIfab.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Is WiQiuner for gpcruc.

Solepb Chamberlain / Sorsoa9s ino-
ianOt Jig / Set brittle llnoerbus, pen.
teoe man, at ban pilOe meoOele oetal.
iereoe Splpsnin9er ON i'm Wtisiion
til SDOairifa. 0ten ban la9Oe, at ban
no one oct, iom alereoe par fienot,
life mere bapOe at meoOele, ier enOel
Soflunenter par anfomne ira Spos
airifo. Set enelte al Snteresie / bans
Gale par Sen SpIpsning, at 100000
9oere after bapOe uenot tilbage til
line @ienL og at 8cgjeringen piloe
gipe Sc to aolonier iolt IS OtlQioner
Collars til at beItrtOe l(0gifterne oeO
Oeres Settling paonp. 5 en- Gale,
Fan boIot npite Goq i en- Set ior BAN
hos 2onOonS 2OrOmapor, erflpreoe
ban, at alt goo set beoIte Saob ON ct
forenet Spoafrifa unoer brItiIf 6lng,
% 9oerleOerne ptl bIi ligc Iuo lopale
o~oerior oeres me 3egiering, JON De
bapoe pGret o"oerior Sen 9amle.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Dams Dahl TOM pfinocr

Sra Berlin meSoeleS oen 2Sen
IartS:
Eolitiet / Berlin bar IGnge itaaer
ganife maatesIeit o~uerior DC ntarge
lt!ptfer. Ser / Sen iioIte SiO ieonIig
bar bGn0t iom 5slge al ben raIenbe
Sart. bpormeb alttomobiIer % Spor.
nogne tisrer paa 2anoepete % 8aber.
Suao mani melt bar iauuet, oar ct
praftiif Ipparat, Ser fltroc maale o.
fortrollerc IlltomobtIerneS Sart.
ltaBtet Ser ira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gientagnc @on9e er uoifreuet 8onfur.
renee ON S~piinNelie al en- iaabon Sur
tigbeNSmaaIcr, bar man enouil life
iunbet nogct, ser ti~IfreoSitiaeoe Sra.
BET til Ell e~ifeftip aontrol.
Nll bar Sen norIfe WaIer Sans
SabI faoct Gotcnt / SpifIono oa flere
andre 8l,IturItater poa Ell inaoan
SurigbeoSmaoIer Tor IutomobiIer %
Sporpoaue. Sans OpiinoeIic, ser
bar ooft itor Spiigt, piI en- al Sc uGr.
meite Gage blipc 0entorItrerct for 30.
Iitiet FAINT en- TIerbeb al inobuotc
Taamu1t6. Get er Sen n~Imin0eIige
Werir1 bIan0t ocnL Ser bar Iot lia
mo / contemporaries SpItem at
mani Der itoor foran Sen 2s&nino al
SpsrgSnooIet, ser Ioa IrnQc bor pT.
ret imsoeiect. Ger er SonoipnIiabeo
Tor, at Ippnrotet bill Tfofie Cpfinoerer
itore peflnirrc TorocIc. Tronife
Ngentcr opboIher liz Tor Siocn her /
Berlin Tor at llnNcrhanoIe ont Salg Al
6atcntet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
&c frantic aipitcrifpler.

frantic Regiering fit / Snsba8s gieH'
remfsrt en 9eilutning / 3eputeret'
famret, bporefter ser piI BIZ nRgteI
g1ltoriiation til ale iefteriife Sfolec.
YrGmierminiiter Gombes hPubeoe,
at llnbertrpffelie al oe ~iefteriife StO.
Ter life bar oct iamme iom llnoertrpfs
felie al Sribebeu til al unOerutie
9srn. Men Stnteu MATTE bape Ret
til at regilIere oen Onenhile timber.
~pisrin9 % paaie, at Der life bIep IN
prentet 9oftriner, Ser itob / Stri6 meo
De republitanife Eriuciper. ! 6isic
&loiterlfoler par Der finn aSaang for
pelitaaenoe Soils 9srn - Tor ariito.
fratiet - % oenne Srouing biorog
Serfor fife blot til at mare os plele
ben alasieaauo. iom allereoe / tSor'
peien bar formeget iremberifenos,
men enSog ligeirem-til at iuirre ala$.
iehab, % imob en- iaaoan Singenes
SilItanb bar oct III paatibe q fifriSe
inS. SnSitiQinsen peotoses meS 800
mob 257 Stemmer % llbfaIbet BIZ.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24

6rugte SprrnsitoHer. en- tor llIem.
be beo De gatroner, Der CT label meo
Oct npc Spr1uaitoi, er set Dog. at Be
hcIbcr iis iad fort, Dc rnna briaes
itrafs efier 2aaningc,. geo gorin.
gen al Simplon-g lmnelen bar ma
briiat set npe Stoi: men Rciultattt
bar life uGret tilireoSittllenoe. Sgiaa
/ Smeltebptterne riercr nlai, OF firt.
ne fsre iia ben ilpoenoc Quits gune
til at Sannc iuritoiriae @asbIanoinger
til Rpttc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
&irfcitrib paa iSiiipcrnc.
Oglaa

paa De iierne Siiieer er Der uobruot
en- beitig airfeItriO - mellem f~atOIife
% p~roteltuntiife MisitonGrer. Oct
iortples, at be Snofoote pau peOfom.
menOe SteO bap6e gaoet ooer ira Den
proteitantilfe til ocn f~atolife 2Gre, %
paa Sc fatolIfe WisitonGrers 5oran.
italtnina blep ser paa ct oHentltg
Wsoe brGuot 500 Sibler, iom Be pro-
teitantiife Misiionprer naobe iaaet
uobreot Der. Si0en bar 6eioen oGret
bitter meIlem Silbpngerne al Be to
Sroe8iamiuno. 8oa Zen Imbrinn
blep ogiaa ben presbpterinnife RiS-
iionsItation o~perfaIot al b~epGbne0e
Snoisbte ira RpsSebrioerne. De
bombarOereoe Suiet, men oa De ifuIoe
itorme set, fanot Sc, at set bar tomt;
MisltonPrerne bar irapPrenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
H%pttcritatnc al Gbriitiam TX. Sis.

bcnbapn Ste Worts. &Qaar Gitec.
mi0OoQ lomIcbea ca. 100 @crrer al
forifleliac SomflnO&tIoaicr for at
%forhonolc on NtlIIighcoen ior i Nm.
IeOnina al aonQenS 40 Mars Rcaic.
ingaiubiIulm i Nopcmber at ioo
reiit en- Nptteritatue al bom / aiebcn'
hoon Tor @i0roQ iroiomleoe ira belt
2onoct, Otter ct Fnr Simer3 6or.
honoiinaer beiIutte0es neoint en- lore.
Iebi1 @omitc I'll at taqc iia al Suqcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Scnot SGbrclanoct Rpaacn.

paa SiIteborg'Gqnen ueIfienDt Mano.
6onOclamouo WtiffeI SteuhoIt, Dor
iorIo0t Some % @srn ior at prsoe
%uffcn set iierne Better; line efono.
miife AnTrcr cfterla6er ban / en- ier.
9eIig 6oriotnin8 % flere Mrno Ii0cr
ret isieIi9e Cab. st Bar Gage cfter
@ortrctien proteitere0eS ser iuoIeoe3
err 8erel for ban paa $500 SIR. Ell
Mono / StIfeborq ifDI0er ban 500 at.
oil ueI MI tonlme iren.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Wrrnot ihicl.

&rGnot libel. ) ct SuS poa 81.
ltergnoe / iSaaborg opitoo iorleoen $40
/ en- &irIoerIetIigbeb, ser beboeoca a
en- plOre, ~iuo9eIig Some, Gntenrohont
Ghriitenien. Ga man brso Gpren %
ianotea GnfenS IorfuQeoe 2iQ Il9gen,
De pe0 Si0eu al Sengen. Sum bar
ontageliq billet tpnoe Sl0 / aaffei'
omen, % %lbeu bar oo iaoet lat .
henOe8 aIPoer. @ronopPienet il1tf
fehc NlNen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24

ites meo Hoabet: "2rnse Ieue Repu.
bIifen!" Tennc geilirtrrins ~betrasies
iom Slutitenen pno Sen SfoIereform,
iom bespnotes at 8nIoef. Hcnsieaus
Niniiterilim.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Saunnoeripgclicrnc
Stnter8

lroploomper "lbor" al aigbenbnpn,
iom cr fiebt til commissioner Tor Sen
intcrnotionale Oioenitabeiige Sooun'
o~erisaeIie, inotom iorIeoen I'll Sreo'
rifsbapn boor ben ioreIsbig fol ita'
tionere3 Tor at gisre ipecieue timber.
isaeIier al Snteresie Tor 5iiferiet ;
Gottegat mco fIere biertIige Garoons
Sc, bporciter Suren fommer til IS,
LAMBS o. 1Prscrnes 5erritorium
lln0erisaelierre Ieoes al Den omboro.
bGren0e canb. maa. SchQnnien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24

Scrr. StcBn, iorbennPrenoe 8re.
iioent al Sranie. 6~riitaten / Spoafri.
ia, bar / IGngere Sio lisget ipe / Gla.
rus | SdDeis, % mi ifnl bans I'll.
ItanO upre meget aluorlig. San fiber
al Sepnlssbeo og bar bpppige 9eipi.
meliesnnfaID.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
SOS Song Oscar.

Due NUHB Lstur. UIu SlUu'
bolm ]telegraferes, at 6. %. aobIiaat,
aommisIGr ior Ct. 2ouiS. lloItiain.
gen, i Snsoogs moOtoges / pripat
guoiens hos Song Oscar, Der bar me.
get intereSieret / Blonerne for Ben
Itore ltoitiatng. aobliaat n9rer soot
Soab ON, at Norge % Sperise oiI bli
fploig repr9ienteret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Sturt airferan. - Gn HPffe s

SfDrf Ntrfcrnn. = On HPtte Sus
peler, Der inofatteoe ct Maleri / alD
tertaplen / ct. Sefons 0omflrfe /
@ien, bleo Nnt til itofte Eoraoas
itjaaIet. Supelerne bopoe en- gGrOi al
omfring $4,000. WaIeriet, ion
foreItIQeoe Woria al 8eco, blep / jim
Gio brogt til @ien ira llngorn %
ifal pore en- iiploen Sfat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
& MafcDonicn.

9ulaurien meooeleS, at ser ItaolJ
fomnle rino @fterretninger ON bio
oise 3rGfninger mellem prfiIfe Crop.
per % %muteOoniife RepoIlttioniIter.
SaalebeS ifol en- Oeiperat Scamp baoe
funoet Steo Sen lite Marts i 8eIltfs
biergene, hpor observation-disclosures mi
iteoe ~ OrGbte % Gprferne 100
Orubtc % ianreOe. - sra Solonitn
meOocleS, at Woro o. SoerfaIO bsrer
til 9agerl3 Sroen / Monditicr, % oct
menes, at 9cleiringStilitonO mart pil
bli proflameret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24

gtilas 8rau. - S 2iterrig ct
Steos bar II gonoemuno iunoet en-
Bronco. 2iefiite meo en- Stem oper, Ser
bGrer Silnuerfongen atidas Rapn.
Ter ipnes Dog at oGre Spil bIanot oe
SGroe ON, boorpibt 8raoen er "Pgte"
eller eli.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
fra Oanmldrf.
Zen Sunifc Riasbaa. Tc

Zen banifc RissSas. Ic oanIfc
HiqSoogsmrnos 3tGter bar biOtti
ltbgiort 6 SIR. pr. Tag. Nu ifoI ge'
Isbet forsgeS til S aroner. Ofnis
m~ulnsgager for at pGre RigSooB&'
manh bIiper mi 1900 &r. Ga Iun'
mart bar $50 Riqsooq&mGnb, oil Der
Iremti0iQ me0aua oIene til GtGt2r
min0it 10000 aroner ON Narct.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Zen tpife Migsbaas

oeoblir at fnappe al paa Regieringens
6orilag, I'll Cato bar ben fnappet
al ialt Is Wiuioner Collars, og ian
frGper ben, at oct npe Statslaan, JON
ifal optages ipaar, ogina n1aa bli 10
Wiaioner minore END foruoiat.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
2eTts uttaet oprilttgs
TMuu M~1
Gr.psapcr AZ 9uptr, q y

Af@AaNFA W @NAAhs ~ "
3eu milbe % hurtt9e &irtning al Or.
1ilmCrs Swamp Hoot, bet ppoerltae Rnrc'
Septrsog 8l9remteoel mGrtes mart. Zen
ltaar beteit paa 8ruuo al fine UtouHoerllge
0elbreoeIier al DC meir b~aarnuatteDc 81.
iGloer. AubcfaIet o. ta9et al @GGer, bruat
/ Soiattalcr % aootiirnot al uuiete Volt
ooeraIt. 6or at beoile. boab Suamp'HDot
Tan glere for Tenn oil en- 3rppeflaite Bit
ieuNt ab'oIut irtt pr. a&oIt liant en- Boa Der
iortGucr alt ON Sm1mpsRpot % oen5 plb,
uuoerlige SeIbrcoelier. Strip nj Ir. 8tk
ner & 60. BlugbamtUu, v. y, % forism
lite al uGpue. at &c IGite ON bette oeneygie
Itlbro / Tecprah' 9oiten.
Sots Dc atlcreoe or pocrbcUiit ON, at
SipampsRpot or buao Sc bebgrer. "a fan
3c ,lpbe ben regulGre so Gents og en- ToI.
lar Stgrrelie al SLATER / Npotbete; bpor'
iombsIit. Seaau iuseu Tetlta8eiie. men huit
Gaonet. Spamp'Root. 9r. atlnter's Stuamps
Moot. % Acresieu, Siu9bGmtUn. u. y. paa
bper Sldite.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-24
Observation-Disclosures

JNlhSGtt
buDn palqte 0en 20en Warts meS 10
ct. Wolermeiter 3enien til 1inuns.
bor9crmeiter. Ter afgaoe8 Is bIante
Stemmeie6ter. Otter 8aIget traaote
Senier II oai Raa6buiet til oct uoer.
for penten6e TotteItog. SfrTooerior.
bun0ets Iornauo, ". Beterien, bolSt
en- SiIaniugstaIe, huorefter Soget orol
til "Sociaiocmotraten"s 0ugnina /
6arima85QaOe. Ser tnffebe 9orger.
meter Senior / islgenoc Orb: Sea
cr QIa0 oq holt oper CT uPre bIeoeu Ct
@crttei / arbeioet for Dor 9ps ltooit.
lima % Tor Den Siai0, mine Ienina@,
iGllcr bar nit mig pe0 al urlge mil.
Seq pe0 ao0t, AT oeitc 8aIg life ifpIO.
ties iTrlIa irenragenOe euner bos
mia. MEN lea haaber % tror. at oct
ltp!otea CEN Sroiaitbc0, bpcrmeo ia
biotiI hnr Ge!iaget / Uort iPles at.
bei0e. Get er Ell betpSniuasu..o
Sanding ION bar iuuSet SteS taften.
ioet ben almiu6eliqe Stemmeret bar
iat lin nHSen Srugt | bette Sono. Zen
isritc latte Den oeu 23oe ,Suii 1901"
San iluttehe meo al uobringe e. Seos
iUr Sremii6enS aisbenhauu. % ienere
maatte ban gieuiague 8auge piie i'll
ia for De tibeuior ioriamleoe Rasier.
Tom bilieSe BAN meo itormenoe 2eps.
rnab.