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Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
barmonerer fife.
Slet 9oit % goo SelbreS pasier life
iammen.

Zen meuneffeIise IaUe maa taaie
megen Outstanding, men Den oil life
gioe COB Selbreo til 8eoerIos ior iIet
@rnGrina.
Spis De ipiier De rette Sins, yiI
Ee isle Gem raft. for proentIis Or.
nGrina % ct 9obt @empt err cent fire
Bel til Selbreo. "6or ct gar iiben
bIep iee msget GnBiteIig for min Sel'
breb. Tor ies beapnbte at PLACES eiter
bert MaaItio, bnor Tibet ies emo ipt'
ite." tiger en- DAME / Terper. Seq
miitcbe min appetit % bare Sanfen
paa Roo bIeo mig ubebogelia; Re.
iuItniet par, at ieg life If @rnGrinJ
nof % bIep mager % oeif. Niue
Qlister / Siemmet blep me9et an
itrRrgenbe, tbi forlrSeu ielu at boue
en- flor 5omilie bar ieg Wiaa en- NJ.
6eritesen Wo&r at pleie. Ger bar
inaen tiI at belle Irbeibet meo mig.
huorSnn Oct emo ait, moatte ies Hare
oct oIene. os Santen herpao siorSs
mig nRiten gal. ba ieg mprfebe at
min SeIbreb begpuSte Of ipigte.
Ses Iaite en- artiteI / 9IoSet ON Ell,
ser ploaeSeS al offurdt famine Snbe
Tom ies, % iom bIep beGbrebet oeo
8rupe.Nuts, % toet ieg baubIeSe ef'
Ter Serue Srbifpoelie. giorSe iea ct
6oriss meb 8rape.9aIts. Dem fsrite
SuEsrten al beune beiifate &et for.
tuIte mig, at ieg buooe trufet init
ben rette Sina. Iine ubebaeeIigc
SoruemneIier / Rapen og Siernen
ioriparSt iom peS Srpleri. % poa
utroIig fort Sib par iee after mia
elp. Sioeu Den Stb bar lea tiltaact
~ Bun6 | SGat giemsm en- Com.
mer meo baarbt Trbei6e oa m9rfer
M, at lea er ct belt mSet MerRife.
o. ali ifploes Sen i~ortrinliae @rope.
RIts." Rronct fan opsipeS peb so.
itrm Go. Battle Greet, Mid.
9rsoe brinacr 'gepis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
3NiunrTntu.

ltgDloige Bombs. - Vaa @runo al
Wispprten / 1898 OF 1895 blep Der
itinet SenpcuSelie i'll %2egislatiren ONT
at beuilge ct 2aan til JSarnrere, ion
irgen Saaboeoe buooe, Tpr at De Inn.
DC fis6e. boob Be be5speSe / Sen Ret.
ming. Ter blco ba ogina peotaget ct
iSorllaq, bporue6 oenr Nmnoonitg
bleu ims0etonmet, nemli9 paa sen
Naaoe, Of Genaelte bIeo ubIaant Ill De
forItleIige Sountper % al oisie igjen
til Sornerne. 9upen beiterute, at
9ountpere itiiISe stpe Bombs til Gin.
ten iom @aronti ior 9engeleS iii.
bugebetdlirp % at 0is'e 9onos ifill.
De uRre Of be.raete ion "iirIt Glen" /
IpIiuecn. ) &c fleite SlfGISe bIep
geIsbene fsiet iii Sfatterte, OF
9ourtperrre 1T iaaleSes Be,gere inS.
~tasiepeoe. Der gicnitaar BOG bit og
Ger enSru itsrre % minSre GUNNER
ilbetalte. SauleNes bar Staten I'll.
gdoe $500 meo Heuier / Stepens
Soilrtn, % StdtSdlIoltpren 9loroe
iiior arlu giGloeroe, ioet ban ammo.
0eoc Gourtpauoitsren ON Of lGgge
9elsbet I'll @eSfommteroeS Sfatter.
goirrtpairoitsren benperSte iia Sa til
goiutpaSoofaten OF itf al bam Dem
9eifeb, al Goru4pet egeniIia life bdp.
De usen Ret I'll at Iaage Slmmpea til
Statterne, % Sisrinaen ianSt oerior
fife Steo. Sor fort SiS iiSer ifreo
StafsmSitsren i9ier Ill 9ountpmiSi.
tsrer meS 9eei9rtna ON. OF Eengee
madtte betalcS. oa Gountpaloiteren
berpiitc atfcr Sa9ei Ill GomrtpaSoo.
tatet. Deupe bar MI after digioct
oen GrflGrin9. dt 9elsbene life tmr
nrofrGnes | Sorm al Sfotter. 9open.
iom edp 8ermnoiselie til at uStcSe
&c nGprte SonSs, er Tiger IAN. grrnS.
lopsitriSis ioroi oen iilaSer. at OF.
feniIiee @i0ler n~npenoeS / prtoate0ie.
meo. Oettc er utooliat lmomaen /
SilfGlce, boor De. Ser nuSer aoSt
'oerai. er Satbtslemmer OF Ger fan
life iiles on De iarnere. iom ne
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

Viffet tilbsSe. Zen t6oariae
Son at ". 8. 1Icfe, en- ais6mar6 1
MleoseuiIle. Isb FOR en- lib fiber
bort ira 1T Siem pg Tom til 5[oriSn,
bDor ban bIeD nrreiteret, foroi pan
bar fialte gaaben. San bleo tpnit.
gen til at nr6eioe iamnen meo lyor.
brpocre og blep ioo itpgt misbonolet,
at BAN CODE oeraf. Sons Rooer bor
ienot ct greu III gltpernsr Serren |
Georgia os @lrpernpr Senninas
Uorioa, og bum iortpIer Ser: 1Te
tpang BAN til OF ifppe en- tling Grille:
bsr, fplot mco Sten, ina fan ff itore
glemmer pna S9rrSerne. ga bon
paa @rltnO al SDg6om life fttroe Dol.
Se Sfriot meo De a,r0re, bIep han boISt
faIt al TO Negre, meoens en- Mcn0.
|iom ueieoe 200 Blno. floa BAN meS
en- Rem. Ga BON igien gif tiI6aae til
Mrbeioet % life furroe lrobcloe Set,bIeo
ban ilaaet iom forrige 9ong. San
bleo ioo ipng. of ban life fnnbe rsre
fig, 90 | fire Gage fit ban imgen NIeie,
life ertgarrg 8an6 at oriffe." Wers.
8lafe fortGller ioa, at bun og berSes
WarO ifpn6te Zig til 5lorioa for at
fad @utten lsslaot. Derefter forfeit.
ter bun: Oct bar ct isrgeIigt snn.
lom msSte os. @iitten, fom oEtto
baooe o9ret iuno os iterf, Iaa Der. IaS
pna Ipgsen og noe al Ston6 til at
lsIte en- Sanro. $ans SprSer Dor
firloe AZ glemmer. os %p9set bar en-
eneite a~ieo1asie." Gutter 0s6e. on
6opGlSre1e tos 9iset 6iem, bpor S
SGaer erfl9reSe, at ran par osS io,r
6slge al MisbanoGinp.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
3Mnntunn.
9pmmer Senrp q. glafe, asiiiteni

SphtutSt pt"Ap ~ Sauf NSIilASiNA
| fSoreneoe Cutters aanslerret, fom
bar prspet 8iSnes6prSene / @eitern
Union 5elegraffompauis Sniunction'
Sag moo Observation-Disclosures |
Butte, bar ~anbeinlet Rettefp at lace
ilogao permanent Snhinction moo
Dan Mc8oralo, Sormano for slmeri.
can 2Ibor Union iomt mos oenare SSor.
ening ielu, iaa bel iom moo Central
9abor Union | Butte og Oennes enl-
beosmrno, og en0elig moo ben iap1l.
gietlte Sorening 6tunot Oct balpe Dit
lin u. .. Z. @iersutter, ion Here
Ntaaneber iioen gap Stsoet iii, at
acknowledgements blep belagt meS
9opcott. De itreo ipr en- Gnerfien.
belle al i'm Sorening, builfen bleo Dem
negtet al 8eitern Union, % Sanifelig-
beSen iorplanteoe iid opoper giennem
De ~forifiellige Soreninger lige op til
Imericur 2nbor Union, iom erflerebe
WeItern Union for at bore "ilrimelis"
% foranItalteOe en- 8ppott, iom fsrte
til iaoodmne l1oifeieEier, at 8ompariet
tilillt blep nsot iii at gaa no al 5or.
refining ol6eles / Butte, ga Bolitiet
negteSe at beifptte Gets gierSom.
0onuner 8lafes opemGonte Aigis.
reoie brneer Spitpret og Streifen iii.
enSe, og Imericau 9abcr Unions Sor.
Jog paa at giennemfsre en- Boycott
ocer 6ele 9orbueiten faFoer iaaIeoes
alSeles igiennen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Mtbtpnn.

". g. Carlton blep forleben Gag
operfisrt og OrGbt al ct BaSiagertog
rpGr Sibnop. San bar ira SSibpem.
ing og baooe pRret paa en- &angel.
NeSens Senrp >. Dahl Der ON
Sagen itc6 peo lin Seieion / 8labitone
urSer ct Soroenpeir, traf en- 9pn-
trade Seoningen, % ban ftf ct StsS,
bporaf ban osoe fort efter.
gplina sSelast. - Sra 81. Sciepb
melOes, at Der | SsnSass for en- poLS.
lom Storm ooer 9pens Smegn o. an.
retteOe meeet Itor Sfabe / Srughoi.
i~triftet. RangioIbige acres meo fllS.
mnben Wuis bleo oeiaa sSelnst. Der
bar moftge Snoer, boor gaffen bar
bogitapeiig be0Gffet meo Serifener o.
B9rer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
misrnnHlt.
sreIaithanhler 3. %. sorLl

SrGlaitbanSler 3. ~. Surles ira
Sias6oro, 9oro 9ufota, fisrte iaa
hurtia. Soaet fitrOe isre BAN, til Ga
9roSie FOR at esteoieS iii Niis asreS
2ten. mooens oetes @oSer etSmi lie.
peSe. Mrs. 9ien babe mSersoaet en-
Operation paa ct. Sanes Soipitol.
men firroe life reooes, og bun piIoe
aierae, Gatteren ifitISe siftes. fsr bun
SeSe. @rs. 9ien bar imtosertio 300.
isr SarleS maeNe Soipitn!et. Bar.
ri b~eiluttpSe alliaeoel at pies itrnf$,
mems 9rtoe,s Moaer iaa 900 / Det
enc 8GreIie, fnuat gieIien SteS Oct
siIitsoei0e &un.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
politif / Ganaoa.

5ra Sttatpa meSbeltes forIeben, at
oct Iiberale Bortis Seoer, 6sritemini.
tier 8ilfrio 2aitrier, niIbe tr9ffe fla
tilbage fsr galsene / Ssit os ODER.
laoe Seoelien al 8artiet til rnip9.
renSe Sinansminiiter SieISine. Sen.
ne Reboelelies &igtisbeb benegtes MI
al 2auriers genner, iom flyer, at ban
life bill reiignere, fsr 8pleerre bur
i,otalt iig angaaenbe Bortiets Sob.
ming til Spsresmaalet ON ben rpe
BaciHc.gane. Ser err insen liberal
Seoer, iom bar Zig llbiigt til SER
iom 2altrier. Niar1
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
unrn pnkntn.

5rce Helion, Ser bar Sreuet sfruS.
oerpUrfiteo % ioIst Ginroer oa Sn.
moifirer | @raitom er forimmoet
Sranf Saper, Der bar aniat pes
500 @onenS Chiffon / Rtrpt, bicp
icrIeSen poertisrt Gf et Srun on ff
bcsse Sen afitaaret. Sun SsSe fort
efter | ct Soipttul.
Slemt fpr eanobrnssifplcu. -Som
isr meeSeIt bar StatcnS Ss.eltert
ertlRret. al Sc BONDS. iom al iibite
S%esiSIotllr bcilutreSeS uNipSt iii me
S~psninger Der 2nrobrigsitclen OF
arore StutSnritnlter. er napIoiae, oa
fslaelia maatie Spisrelien al &c paa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
gIIfnpts.

SnGr Stprm. - Scat iii 2srSag
biemisgtes Rofforo al Dem p9rIte
Storm, iom bar raiet ser pau ii 9lar.
8aa fire Siiner fal0t TO Sommer
&egu. Baa flere SteOer en- Gimme.
gonger pao SainoiS Gentrdl paifet
bort. 3ions llItberite Strife bIep ram.
met al Spnet, og en- WPngOe &reati.
rer blep 6rubte | Snegren. Stor
Stobe fo~rpolotes Sopre % Neais paa
9aplaro.
Iilitien faar Hem Webiart. - 3
0anpiae er Spngilet uroer 9epoat-
hing al aomparti "9(" al Ace Regi.
ment. Get bar opoaft Ell Gel llro.
itiiteres 8rp0e, oa 2sr0ag Iiten %
Gat iii Ssnoag inmleSe 6iSfe iia /
3GrheSen al SGrgilet, 6purfru Sc ira
line SfiudeiteOer faite6e 0airiten paa
Solooterne, boorai Here bleu tr1rine.
Bsbelen triieOe meo, at Ben piIoe sisre
oct al meO 9sitront 8rabam oa aap.
tein 9egas. Sol0aterne bleo falSt
lnoer ganben, og DC affpreOe 80 Sfuo
moo llroirbiterne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
California.
Ghriitian Z. @ploman. e,

6briitian 7. Goldman, et al Sc
fsrlte Oanife Settlere / Srnegnen al
Rio gilta, er nplis afgaaet peo %.
Den, 2 glar somnel.
Hprif Gipncer oso. E5omas
Sobnien, en- al Butte GoirttpS samle
Biuneerer. afsif forleoen Ssrong peo
GsSen | lit Siem / Oropiae / Den
iremifreOrte IlSer al rs glar, meSOe.
Ter "9ier". Sobnion bar isSt / gtor.
&c; ban fom til California / 1S48 og
neoilog itg | 9itte Gorurtp tiolig / 90.
erne. San bar baot 5elo meo fig |
line 6oretageuber og efterIaber Jig et
.6etpoelig 6orm1e.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Oseorab.p oten's
HrRmiRhua
for 19O2-19O3.
~
Samilie> Sesnins go. 26.

Sisle Bigger, Der bper Ssit ienbes uo
til SinteraitenIGsuiu8, mpotases meo
itaSis itisenoe geluilie al Slaoets 3n.
bIifam, forbi be bposr BEN iaa meset
bnaSe I'll Splpsnins os llnberbolbuins.
9enne BOG bar ri fprisst at sisre enonu
sjiloere emo be tioIisere ubsiuue Sinb.
5or bet fsrifs er ben IS Siber itprre, snb
De bibtil bar pleiet at bare, bernait bp.
Der ben paa ct lanst risbplbisere Sun.
firatiDnsitoi enb nosen tibIieere rlosape;
ben i~nbeboIber lille minbre en- balpbun.
preoe 8ileber.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Sptel @inneipta

beo Detroit 9ate er nbIig blet erunSig
omtalfatret 90 uroberriieret. Set er be-
Iiggenbe / en- af be iurrtfefe Bier / Sate
Bart 8egioueu peb @ortbern Yacific gas
men. On prGgtig 8aS at Sncfiser itrGfs
Fer ii9 ipoober fpd 0etroit os bcfares af
Ell net % abiolut trbe Iioen Camper al
SninHs Sppeu. Weget laoe Sagter er I
&raft. Seisa 3ortbern Ractfic 9arens
8iaettputor / ct. 8GtL Wirut, eIer
ifrip til Gbas 9. See. Gen. Basi- Gsert,
ct. Ynlil, Rirut. ~,
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
9nnhplS.

ct Wsoe. 9ist al ben o0HIs 5Orfattsr 8afarias
TieIisu.
2teomoosren, 4ppens al aate 9Iearp.
1astriff WaaI 90 gastSpffeut.
Sar GttB / Gan Sraueiseo.
eieusfierrinssn, en- Gfsrbalsfortanins Of g.
arpab.
Bah tifere, al Seore SirsmbaL.
Gu wsuiats SsnrstteIfs. Of gauI Bpurset.
SuIesSenns. at @arp Mullins. a.t
Sifftorter paa eaubsmoal al cans selaub:
9eftarsn ! S%reitiania, eansesIsanes,
&iaa &pneea os Git eamIiS, i~lufrrret.
Sermon Sonas, en- efsis.
RtRsppft 90 0absitof I 7sIatpare.
cIe satd, al elias arrmm,r.
OF 1epftsrinm, JortaI1ins af D. ennitlsr.
Vamasftrfen, Saen AZ Der SipIs.
On Deor, GortrliHs af Gbriftins gaIbsrseatter
Sattsu ION esppte 1roIost, ai Saeob sua
OF S%tttsbarn. ShIorius al Satob u. Riis.
@uIosrapereu 90 bams Snitru. en- rsrsHbs,
potfsr ciftorie al gaarf Smoiu.
3irfsn Baaes, Siet al SOsoHnss gxtirrf.H
msb giasss al gaoes airft i Susbraubsealsn.
9fippsr 1erfiIofems Tale for @ptnp ca.
@osrfrisen I fort cperfiet neb Siaseer.
epsssIfssbiiterie
Norffs 7~sbenabns msb JorfIarins ODER hpert
Qapus Cpriuoeli, OF Ssipemne.
eossu auitsr mso en- artiisl ON FERN smetrets
Siftsrie m,b en- Acknowledgements m,l.
lem be tr I'M oruesist 9srmomstrs. 1abrtn.
bsits. asoumurs % GsIHus.
Der CT bog iff, bet belle af eossus rist atpeylsnbe
Susbpib rSrszst mtR mon pl e. at ben ep.
Der paa ct lbpaIs. ION lie Tan suFss bsbrs
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

Shorthand at Decorah Institute osiy
81 90 per month. Our students are
z,aHie1.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

Sra Worris, Stepens gountD,
@im., melbes, at arpi6 Cartons lille
Datter bleo ooerfisrt of en- 8inSer.
Oct enc Ben Hep alSeles afIfaaret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21

DEBORAH Institute has IL nell trained
teachers. Fall term Aug. SYST.
Evening journal., 1903-10-24
COLORED PEOPLE WANT
CAMPS TO CONTINUE
They Are Life and Means of
Support of Churches in
Rural Districts
speeIaI o llhe Ev.nIng Ilnrnnl.

Dover. ccr 2l.-rhe action Of G. COM
mittce Of colored preachers in asking
Governor ,irnn to put a stop to the hold
ing sf colortd camps in different parts
OF .ae Stase on account Of the recent
shooting ARRAYS occurring f-neat. has
been the subject Of much discussion
amors the colored people Of his county.
outs &c of Smyrna, Dover. Harrington
and Milford the congregations at the sew
oral .olored churches are small and their
financial condltion is not in he best OF
Shape. A number Of the churches have
mortgages sgalnst them and the interest
has 10 be met promptly.
The result Is that about all the money
that IS paid in at the services during the
year goes 10 this source. Tin preacher
has 10 look 10 other sources for his salary
lhence the innovation a few years ago Of
charging an admission Of five cents from
each person who attended the services
The camps are always held at lease TIVE
Sundays and two evenings during eacl
week.
II can very readily be seen that cInaid
cradle money IS collected an this way, ant
THAT the proposition to abolish the col
ored camp will meet with vigorous oppo
sltion from not only the colored preache
In the rural districts. but also the mem
bers OF his congregation as we'll.
Evening journal., 1903-10-24
Surprise Party

A pleasant surprise was rendered
Raymond ", only son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alban Buckingham, at their home,
Pleasant Hill Farm. on Thursday even
ing. in honor of his seventh birthday.
Among those present were; Raymond
Warren John Earle and Lewis Buck
ingham, Earnest Crossan, Clarence Fer
ris Hardness, Taylor Eastburn, Clar-
ence Thomas and Irving Dempsey.
Samuel Eastburn, Harvey Lee, Edward
Worrall, Harold Herman, Clarence and
Orville Little, la Rue Yansant Robe-t
Eastburn. Mary and Pearl Buckingham,
Elya and Alma Little, Lizzie and Lora
Little, Bessie and Alice Moore, Katie
Mousley, Elva Dempsey. Sara Mousley,
Rachel and Ada Mitchell, Bertha East
burn, Violet Jacobs, Rena and Minnie
Williams. Louise Hardness. Mabel
Worrall, Gertrude Luke, Elva Vansant,
Alban Buckingham and wife. Calvin
Eastburn and WIFE, William Little ana
wife, Frank Buckingham and wife,
Thomas Moore and wife, Samuel Lit
tie and wife. Samuel Worrall and wife,
James Little and wife, Orlando. Stray
horn and wife, Sarah Worrall, Sallie
Jacobs, T. J. Whiteman and wife, John
Eastburn and wife, Harry Crossan and
wife. Harley Mousley and wife, Frank
Vansant and wife, Oliver Eastburn and
wife. Harry Buckingham and wife
Howard Croft and wife. Elizabeth
Buckingham. William Hilbert, Ada
Ion and Willard Buckingham. Edgar
Kitchen and Maggie Worrall, Emma
Worrall, Mary Angstadt.
At a late hour refreshments wer,
served.
Evening journal., 1903-10-24
PROBING into TRAIN
WRECK NEAR TRENTON
Coroner's Inquest Into Last
Saturdays Accident Which
Cost Seventeen Lives

Trenton, N. j.. Oct. 24.-The coro-
ner's inquest into the cause Of the
rear-end collision at Washington
Crossing last Saturday which resulted
in the death of II persons, was com
menced here. The principal witnesses
were Joseph Saums. iiagman Of the
worktrain into which the second train
ran. and Robert H. Reed, engineer Of
the second train.
Saums testified that he went back
with lanterns just as soon as the work
train stopped, and that he got back
about 500 feet when he signalled the
approaching train. He did not put
down any torpedoes on the track and
there were no torpedoes on his train.
Robert H. Reed, engineer of the
second train, testified that he was
only about so yards from the work
train when he saw Saums with the
red light. He Immediately gave the
whistle signal for the putting on OF
the brakes. His train at tho time was
going 10 miles an hour. Reed tes
tilted also that he saw no red light
on the rear end of the worktrain ahead
OF him.
Testimony Of the crew of the work
train was to the effect that there were
red lights on the rear Of the tool car
but this was not the last car of the
train. Behind the tool car was a gon
dola car. Saums claims that the light,
on the tool car could not be seen from
the rear over the top Of the sondoll
car.
Evening journal., 1903-10-24
FREE DISTRIBUTION
KA-SA-GEN
MILLER'S DRUG STORE,
402 Market ST.,
ALL THIS WEEK.
LO Not Suffer When You
Can BE Cured

Dyspepsia and Indigestion are moth
ing more than functional arrangement
Of the secretory glands OF the stomach
or intestines,, and 80 restore these func-
tions is all that is required to effect a
cure. This you can do by taking
KA-SA-GEN, as it acts as a secernent
to promote the How of digestive fluids
Of the stomach andrentire alimentary
canal. causing the digestive fluids to
be poured out In exactly the right
places and the right time to be of the
most service to digestion. thereby en-
abling the stomach and digestive organ
to digest, assimilate and transform
food into nourishment, making the sick
well, the weak strong, by giving to the
body all the nourishment there is in the
food you eat.
This Is to certify that have tested
the merits OF that wonderful medicine,
Ka-sa-ger. fer Dyspepsia and Indiges-
tion. I have been suffering untold
agonies Cor more than forty years, and
have in that time used some of all the
standard Dyspepsia Cures without any
benefit. Ka-sa-gen has wrought a cure
In me, and deem it a ,Godsend to the
world at large. 1 cannot sound its
praise too great, for il viii do all YOU
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Tor Indigestion in the. world, and viii
recommend it TO all suffering human
ity. (Signed). J. W. Burgis, 432 Heald
St, Wilmington, Del.
Regular size 80 cents.
Evening journal., 1903-10-24
PALMA SIGNS DECREE
FOR REDUCED TAXES
Merchants and Manufacturers
Not to Pay on Articles
Until They Are Sold

Havana, Oct "a. - The regulations
for the collection OF taxes to meet the
Cuban loan of $4,000, 900 which were
issued September IL and which caused
an outcry at the time, we're modified
by a decree signed by President Palma
According to these notifications. mer-
chants and manufacturers will not be
called upon to pay taxeBon the taxable
articles in their possession at once, but
they will have TO pay when these ar
ticles are sold. Another change has
been made regarding fines. the maxi
mum now being $780, which may bo
imposed equally on bottle, barrel OF
other unstamped packages. The whole
sale liquor dealers claimed that il
would be impossible for them to pay
all the taxes at once on the large
stocks of alcohol and wines in theii
possession, as the regulations demand
ed. Collection Of the taxes will begiI
definitely on November l, when all ar
ticles sold will have a corresponding
stamp. Congress meets November 2
and the merchants intend TO petition !
for a change in this law.
Evening journal., 1903-10-24
Milford

Milford, OCT. 24.-Miss Annie Kramlich
has returned from a visit to Allentown,
Pa.
Judge James Penuewih. OF Dover, was
a Milford visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Watson Betts. Of Fred.
erica. were guests OF Milford friends the
first Of the week.
Miss May Foulk has been entertaining
her cousin, Miss Margaret Foulk of VIII
mington.
Miss Sue Latchum has returned from a
visit in Dover.
Miss Belle Talley has been, in Baltimore
buying goods for the c. r. Gardiner de-
partment store.
Mrs Sarah Watson, OF Dover. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Draner.
Mrs. Mary Smithers. OF Dover. has been
the guest Of Rev. ana Mrs. J. S. Willis
at "Gienwood."
Mr.. and Mrs. r, p. Small are entertain
ing Mrs. Eta weatherlow, of Baltimore
Mrs. Charles Walker has returned from
st. Georges. where she was the guest OF
her sister.
Frank rruitt Is home from a soJourn
In the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 0. C,barberlair
and son Ellis are visiting friends in War.
saw. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y. Postles. al
smyinas aave this week been the guests
os Mr.. Pos;les' mother, Mrs. Aiargaret
Postlts.
Fred. II BAynum, OF Eddystone Pa.
is visiting Mr.. and AIRS. George II. Bay.
mum.
Miss Bessie Ratclif, OF Germantown
Pa, is visiting her parents.
Miss Annia Ratclin has been quite III
Cor a week past.
Captain Charles Watson IS about again
after having been confined for two week.
with a carbuncle.
Evening journal., 1903-10-24
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES
Items Cut Short For Readers in 4
Hurry.

John McIntlre, Of Pleasant HILL ago
s4 was in Eiloton yesterday. having
walked the entire distance over 10 miles.
Mrs Annie e. Weaver. of Cherry Hln,
was burned while making apple butter
on Wednesday and eed yesterday from
her injuries.
The names Of the Prohibition State cam
didatcs VIII go on the official ballot. Sec
renry Bateman having decided not 90
appeal from the decision Of the Circuit
Court Of Anne Arundel County. which
ordered uhe names TO be placed on The
ballot.
Miss Bessie Rawlings. Of woodawn
succeeded Miss NJ. Emma IIaines as rrin-
cipal Of the Rising Sun graded school.
In the Orphans Court for Talbot coun-
ty letters of administration on The real
estate Of the late Mrs. Susan Thompson
we're granted 10 John Mason.
A young colt belonging 10 r. Charles
Morgan. Of Cordova. kicked his little
son Henry, aged 4 years, on the jaw. ex-
posing the bone for four inches. His
grandfather. DR.. Charles II. Rose. as
sisted b DR.. Charles NJ. Stelle. sewed up
the wound, and consider the boy was for
tunate in escaping with his life.
Evening journal., 1903-10-24
CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW
Given by American Lodge Shield of
Honor in Red Mems Hall.

American Lodge No. 6 Shield of Honor.
gave its frst annual cbrysanthemum
show In Red Mems Hall last night. which
was big success.
There were about one hundred contest
ants eor the prizes, the first prize being
a ten-doHar note, the second 1--WE dollars,
and the third. fourrh fifth and sixth.
81 so each The judges were Harry p.
Potter and Frank C. Tesan, who award
ed The fret, second and third prizes to
lGeorge c. Clement, of No. I'll Locust
street; the third TO Miss Clara Kulbus,
the fourth TO Mrs. Edward Wood, and the
sixth TO Mrs. Haney.
Before the winners Of the prizes were
lannourced "a program Of vocal and IN
lstrrinental music was enjoyed by the sew
eral hundred present. Miss Clara Mason
ana Miss Clara Kulbus each sang solos,
and Miss Blanche Krause rendered a
piano selection in an artistic manner.
Nessrs. Cosgrove and Harding gave Sc
lections on the mandolin and plano.
George Fountain made an address on
"chry santhemums."
Evening journal., 1903-10-24
WALKER CAPTURED
Lifetime Prisoner Took French Leave
70 Visit Friends.

After ten hours OF liberty Jackson
Walker better known as Negro Butch -"
was returned 20 the workhouse last even
ing. He escaped from the institution yes
tert3y morning and was captured late IN
-ihe afternoon at New Castle.
Walker ssid he lelt the workhouse be-
oause the officials abused him. Warden
Meserve. when told what Walker said.
denisd that the prisoner had been abused
and claimed the statement was only an
excuse he offered for his action.