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The Washington times., 1903-12-04
LUNCHEON.
LUNCHEON.
Scrambled Brains and Eggs
Buttered Beets.
SuccOtash.
Chocolate Blanc Mango.
Cocoa.
sEAsoNABLE FOOD SUPPLIES ON MARKET BENCHES.

Of
squirrels have been hauled in by the hundreds and good plump
the dealers getting 20 cents apiece S49e
dozenf or EN-
practically prices Steak sim sells for Is 49,
ard
q
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notso
Re- a
cora ,
nota
f.
O o. and scents
OF
sold Of peek
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
Social News and Gossip Of The Dau.

cago for the South. They will sail for
the Philippines in February. Lieutenant
Bankhead having been ordered to repor,
for duty al Manila.
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
Holiday Display Of Hosiery
of Quality.

Women's Fine Black Heavy
weight Cotton Hose high spuced
heel and double toe. war Faf
ranted fast black: CSC val ~
Ne special. .-------.------ -
Children's Fine Ribbed Black
Cotton Hose. double knee. heel ami
color 1se value. spe- ~
Chldren's Fine Black Ribbed
Cashmere Hose. double n
knee. heel. and toe. war
ranted fast color. Special. x -
Women's Fine Black GAUGE LisIe
Hose. high-spliced heel and q Er
double toe: Hermsdorf dye
SPeeiai ...--..-..--------- r---- -
3 for S1.00
WOmen's Fine Black French Isle
Hose in all-OYer lace work: high
spl!ced heel and double Rnr
toe; HermsdOrf dye; 75c NH
value Special - "
Women's Fine Black Isle
Hose. with lace-embrosd- 7Bc
cred ankle: double heel and
toe special -.-------.-.---- -
Women's Fine Black AlI-siIk
Hose; high speed
heel and double toe; Cd IN
warranted fast color. y H
Special ---..-...-......--- ~ ~
Women's Fancy silk Gar
ters. with pretty ribbon - Ec
bows and buckle. Special.
&c. SOC. and. -
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
Dinners and LunCheonS.

Mrs. Burton Harrison. who is claimed
alike by Virginia and New York. en-
tertained at a small dinner last night.
Mrs. Harrison viii leave town in a
few days Cor a visit to New York, where
she will probably remain until after the
holidays
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
Lawton- Morgan-Laughlin.

Id )" tV4I 4t4UI suII 4sau IAI4u,
Miss Jean Caldwell Laughlin and Rob-
ert Lawton- Morgan were married at
White River, Ariz., on Monday evening.
November %. Mr. LawtOn-Morgan has
many friends in Washington, having
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
M0rehead- Kennedy.

MOrehead-Kennedv.
The marriage Of Miss Katherine r.
Kennedy to Arthur 3. Morehead took
! place on Wednesday. December ,, at the
| brides home. in New York Avenue.
The Rev J. NJ. Schick. d. D.. performed
! the ceremony
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS
TO BUSY HOUSEKEEPERS
MENUS FOR TOMORROW
DINNER.

DINNER.
Split Pea Soup.
Braised Beef. with Negc-
tables.
Lettuce. Fried Eggplant.
Hash Drowned Potatoes.
TapiOca Pudding.
Coffee.
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
TO RENEW FIGHT FOR
STATUARY HALL SPACE
Members of Wisconsin Delegation Aim to Secure
Official Acceptance of the Marquette Statue

The contention long in progress against
placing statue of Gen. Robert Z. Lee
In Statuary Hail. at the Capitol is not
to stand alone as a theme for oratorical
efforts. There is very likelihood that
this fight on the alleged improperly Of
honoring in the Capitol of the nation a
man who fought against the Union IS
to have it5 COUNTERPART in another case.
Newest developments concern the statue
Of Father Marquette, the Jesuit mis-
siOnary. which now stands in Statuary
Hall as the gift of Wisconsin. but has
never been officially accepted by the
Government.
Both Virginia and Wisconsin make
the claim that they are acting entirely
within their rights In designating any
TWO OF their sons for places in Statuary
Hall. So far as the original designa-
ton is concerned. this claim is admitted
by members Of Congress generally. IN
the same ground that constituencies can
send any man TO Congress. But the
custom that each house shall be the
judge OF the qualifications OF its own
members is invoked as equally appli-
cable TO the positions of honor in Stat
uary Han.
Argument of Solons-
Those who uphold this contention de-
clare that If the Congress IS so careful
about accepting each member for a two
years term In the House or six years
in the Senate II ought to be even more
careful about allotting a statuary space
for all time TO come. since the elemen-
tary principle Of fitness is the basis
Of each.
When the Marquette statue was or
iginally placed in the Capitol there was
wide divergence Of opinion as 10 the
propriety of the Government accepting
a statue picturing a priest in his robes
Of Office. The conflict between the rival
sides was waged for several years and
even involves the DETACHMENT Of the
pedestal Of the statue by outsiders who
did not want to see # remain in the
Capitol. Then the aggressive opposi- |
ton died out and friends OF the statue
determined on TIE plan to win title to
a place there for it by possession. in /
stead Of by legislation.
This winter an effort TO put through /
the necessary legislation TO accept the /
statue is TO be made by members Of 4
the Wisconsin legislation. Plans are /
now in progress, It IS reported, to this /
end, but will not be undertaken until \
the work Of the regular session is in /
fun swing. The plan in view is 20 urge
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
Herbert Andrews.

lived here since early boyhOod until
within the last few years
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
BREAKFAST.

Oranges and Apples.
Cereal.
Corr Cakes.
Maple Syrup.
Pork Chops.
Shoestrlng Potatoes
Toast. Coffee.
The Washington times., 1903-12-04

Mrs. Jean Crosby. daughter OF Mr.
Pierce Crosby. entertained at luncheoa
yesterday at her home in Connecticut
avenue. Her guests included a NUMBER
of the debutantes OF last winter. and
several Of the buds OF this season.
Among them were Miss Mathllde Town
SEND, Miss Mary Goldsborough. Miss
Diane Morgan-HiH, Miss JEANNE Sands.
Mss Lily Woodwork. Miss Edith Miller
Miss Margerie Cotton, Miss Mary Shep-
ard. Miss Lucy Sutherland. Miss Elsie
podge Miss Alice Parker and Miss
s. lvester.
The Washington times., 1903-12-04

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. or Cincin-
natl. who is spending the winter with
her son. Representative Longworth, gave
an informal luncheon yesterday.
The Washington times., 1903-12-04

the adoption Of a concurrent resolution
thanking the State of Wisconsin and
accepting the statue for Statuarv Hail
The Washington times., 1903-12-04
LAESBURGH g. Ea0.
Some
Holiday
Suggestions.
Christmas Gloves.

The reliable kinds that the re-
ciDient wiz appreciate.
The Washington times., 1903-12-04

The French ambassador and Madame
Jusserand will entertain at an informal
luncheon tomorrow in honor OF Andre
Michel. French lecturer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08
Part of Gc,uld's Scheme.

Recent acquisition of the st. Louis
Valley railroad by Gould interests is
looked upon in many quarters as the
first of series of moves which are
intended to end in an occupation of
the Morgan territory south of the Ohio
river says the Chicago Chronicle. The
small line just taken over in the Mis-
sissippi valley is of little Importance,
but it forms one link in the chain
which the Gould system intends TO
weld between its present lines and the
lower valley and gulf ports. 1t will
be a part of the line connecting St.
ouis with New Orleans through Men,
phis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08

Cotton Belt have announced the can
collation. of the present rates on green
hides, sheep pelts and tallow in car
loads, which has been in effect for the
last ten years, advancing the rates
on these commodities. effective on May
II. says the Little Rock Democrat.
The rate from Little Rock to ST. Louis
is to be advanced from Is to % cents
per hundred. which means an addition
of from $50 to $40 per car It is sin
gular that the rate from TeXarkana
to st. Louis for the same article will
be only 25 cents There is a proper
tionate raise to Memphis. AT the same
time the rate on less than carload
lots has been cut almost in half
which makes St. Louis rather than
Little Rock or Arkansas places the
point of concentration. A vigorous
protest is to be made against unjust
discrimination.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08
Frisco-Rock Island Deal.

New York. April S.-Wall street
news bureau says that negotiations re-
Gently renewed for the purchase and
control of the St. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad company by the Rock
Island company have been practically
closed, and that terms have been fully
agreed upon. No official confirmation
of these statements is Obtainable, but
in financial circles the belief was gen
eral today that an agreement as to
rms had been reached.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08
= = = = = = = = = = = = + + = (
+ RAILROAD NEWS. 4
+ + e + + + + + I. + + + + + + 1
Frisco Extension.

Wednesday at Marion. Ark, the
new Frisco route was held and busi-
ness of Importance was transacted.
The most important work that came
before the board of directors was the
election of officers for the new road.
The following gentlemen were Sc
lected to represent the road in an
official capacity: B. L. Winchell, pres
ident; L. P. Berry, vice president; A.
c. Schafer. secretary and treasurer;
F. H. Hamilton, assistant secretary
and treasurer.
The new road. which is known as
the Memphis and New Orleans, will
form part of a through line for all
kinds of traffic between st. Louis and
New Orleans, and will comprise the
Arkansas section. The connecting
line through Louisiana will be built
by a company incorporated under the
laws of that state, but the manage
ment of both will be, for all practical
purposes. the same. The road will
traverse that fertile country just west
of the Mississippi river, but will be
built in the highlands and will be out
of reach of the overfloWs of the great
Father of Waters. Through what towns
it will run has not yet been determin-
ed, but preliminary surveys have been
made and its general direction decided
upon.
Work on the Memphis and New Or
leans will be pushed with the utmost
vigor, and it is expected that the line
will be completed in the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08
SPORTING EXTRA

Containing results Of all baseball and
turf events twelve hours ahead of any
other paper. The Memphis Evening
Scimitar is issuing a night edition,
containing the results of all sporting
events the same day they occur, which
will be delivered to you early the next
morning by local agent or mail.
Ten cents a week delivered by your
local agent or sent by mail; so cents
a month.
SCIMITAR PUB. CO.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08
100000 ENVELOPES.

The Adams Printing company has
just received shipment of 100000 en-.
velopes of Xxx and xxx quality, direct
from the factory. BY buying in such
large lots we are able to buy cheaper,
therefore can sell cheaper Call and
see them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08
pARDONS The Graphic today
FOR prints the editorial
CONTEMPT opinions of the two
leading newspapers of

CONTEMPT opinions OI IHe Iwo
leading newspapers of
the state relative to the exercise of the
pardoning power of the governor in
cases of punishment for contempt of
court-the Gazette and the Democrat
of Little Rock. The Gazette is of the
opinion that the governor has no au-
thority under the law to pardon per-
son for contempt, and this opinion is
shared by some of the best lawyers
in the state. The points the Gazette
makes in it's editorial are we'll made,
and if the governor is going to be
governed by his i'll will toward the
judges on the bench in the matter Of
pardons for punishment for contempt
then it is a disgrace and a reproach
which the governor must answer for.
The fact that the governor may be
swayed by hatred toward the judge
inf1icting punishment for contempt
would hardly be sufficient cause for the
enactment of law which would pro-
hibit the governor from granting par
don to person punished for contempt.
1t is evident to any unbiased mind
that Gov. Davis granted the pardon
to Mr. Altheimer because of the gov
ernor's hatred for Judge Grace and
that he did not have the remotest con-
ception of the merits or demerits of
the case. However, the fact that the
state is disgraced by a governor who
is actuatetd by principle in nothing,
but by prejudice in all things is no
reason why there should be no means
of checking an unreasonable or unjust
judge in punishments inflicted for con-
tempt of his court
The Graphic has no criticism of
Judge Grace for the punishment Of A.
theimer. Mr. Altheimer says he did
not intend to be offensive to the court,
but intended only to illustrate his
visits to the gambling houses by COM
pairing them in general way to the
visits of the average citizen to those
places and included the judge of the
court Whether he intended it as an
insult or not, the language he used
was offensive and nothing more nor
less than contempt of the court, and
Judge Grace could not maintain the
dignity of his court and allow an open
insult, whether intended or not, to go
unpunished. But the fact that Gov.
Davis has set aside this punishment
for no other reason than his dislike
for Judge Grace does not afford am
pie cause IOf a law 10 pTOllDlC lQG
governors pardoning in cases of pun.
ishment for contempt. If there were
no means of putting check on the
judges of the courts in the matter of
punishment for contempt, there would
be nothing to prevent judge from un-
justly Furnishing persons against whom
he bore malice, if only the slightest
Ercvocation for doing it under the
guise of contempt should arise.
The question is knotty one, and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08

the argument is strong on both sides,
but because Arkansas has a governor
at present who is governed in pardon
matters by this kind by hatred is not
sufficient grounds for prohibiting ex-
ecuiiVe ciemency in punishment for
contempt, and the Graphic is inclined
to agree with the Democrat that if
the governor has no such authority un-
der the law it should be granted to
him. 1t is not probable that the state
will forever be disgraced with gov
ernor who will be governed, by NAL
ice instead of justice in the extension
Of clemency to persons punished for
contempt of court
-4
Russia is not so bad She does not
parade in false colors before her
own people. She lies sometimes, but
she lies to strangers. She does not
believe in being doorboy to people who
slam their doors in her face. She
seems to show a proper spirit in that
particular.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08
ire, Mountains Big Mortgage.

The st. Louis. Iron Mountain and
Southern Railroad company has filed
its deed of trust for $50 100000 in ST.
Louis. covering financial provision for
the southern extensions and acquisi-
tion of new lines etc. including the
Valley property The Mercantile Trust
company of New York and w. K Blk
by, Of st. Louis. are named as the
trustees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08
FRI AY MAY 8. 1903.
JAS, w, ADAMS Presiden
GEO. n. ADAMS, Business Manage
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Edto

Entered at the Postoffice at Pine
Bluff. Ark, as second class mall mat
ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08

Office: Corner Braraque and Chest
nut Streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-05-08

Advertising rates made known on
application.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
500 fig narre.

Sfs!ae ~gIrgo". iom uSfommer /
8eit Union, Soipn. bar 2auomRnSe.
ne / 6dpette Gouutp laSet iis tuse oeS
Reien al en- 8pr. ser forrsap, at ban
reiite for !. &. Sutton | aIgoun. SuH
tog geitiuiuser paa fmaa aoauta al
~Stod 6oo6" o. Remeoicr for 8riier
"a ANDRE Ipr. Oct oar blot Sraaten.
iom ifuIoe betdleS. % mdnl.
en- Sang life Gen beaer. 9tange 6ar.
mere beS paa arosen % loo NaHoer
'ian Gapn % ASreSie. SnSen ban
reiite. oor ban iaa ioriigtig, at bat
Loo Dem mSerifripe Sen aontrutt. Be
booSe giort meo BAN. Sarerue tcm
ganife rigtig; meu GO Gase eiter 1T
bcer AT Gem ira en- Sngisrer | algona
en- Regnina paa $t56.40. % bpiS D.
life betnlte. iulgte en- Stepuins for
Retten, bpor SHfoituiugerre lsb %
til aSifiuis mere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Gypa9ti9beo.
SpOrlrocS S~guslsiten furioinSer y.
Der Gipiliiatiurens SnSHnoelie.
On SriGnoer I Srtaelie.

garbariite 6oIt er .iI6sieIise I'll 1t
itiRle. Ere 6ier0eSeIe Of ben gaIule
ialiife 2oo ban0ler ON Sgueri, os Ra-
pitIerne blioer ida mango, ioroi BET
BAR iaa nImin6eIiat at itiRle aLlfen5
Ging, at 9opgiuerre inntes, Be uruatte
opregne bper ertelt. Raar 8arbarsr.
ne fonner inc unSer ben trtitne Gtos.
,iiattonS 9aapirtniua, ioinber efter.
baarocn Spoepiteu. sos nosle Sole.
ilaa bRrger BEN oiitnot lRuSe /, ME-
Sers BEN Dos andre rpiten er uorpS-
set. groteitautife t~rtitrs isler ! Set
belle tnget life IGrgere nogen ianbon
niminSelig SriiteIie til at ItiGIe, boor
goo auIeSnireeu END er, OF ie[o Sen
paa triiteIig WorrI boiIeuSe ScuneI.
ie eoer omtreut iarnme 8trtutrs.
Sna Werreffer mcb goo SpSrnserie
bar roger Sante paa at toge. booS
ser hsrer ANDRE til. Baa Gioilifatto-
mems lloFarter er 6orboI6et noset m.
SerleOe$. SrIGnOere, BoIatfer, 9sb-
mere, Ru3iere. StaIiereye % andre
SpSetropPere bar | bore fore grer
aImirSeIig oct Orb pda iia, at Be life
er ristig at itoIe paa. nnnr set gipi.
Ser nrSres @oos. Ct GremSeE eaa
en- SrIGr6er, iom itaar oaa 8rRuier
melem Ser 5arbartife S~ppagtisbeS %
Sen friitre gGrIigbeo, er aaptsin
Sames Sitgibbor. ct Telegram FRA
@aibirgton fortpIler ON BAN, al Bon
| flere gnr oor oriat | Be SorereSe
StaterS Sfatfammer, boor TtiIiorer
lit gierrem bans SRrSer. Dor goSe
6itgtbbou bar | en- u~aiIaoelig SriItel.
ie til at itiRIe. "Store Subj" tiger
ban, "insen RorS pno SorSen fan
foreitiue iig, t botIfen SpGrSing iea
bar. SiauSbeS. Bet BAR Tom at barre
II SfiRrsilSen Seq itrGpeSe iutoo Of
ale Siniens arrfter; me- naar TtiI.
Iiorerre rllGIeSe sierrem mine S9u.
Ser. fom SrtiteIier boer Dag 90 Time
oper mig"
RaturIigoi8 tror 6tsgfbbon, at aue
andre er IigeSdu ItineSe iOm ban ieIu.
roar guIeOuirsen er ser. SiIiIut bleo
aampeu BAN for banrh. og ban miite.
Sc G~oritnr6eu. San blep lat inS pac
81. gIiiabeths @aIebus. men rgmie
og tom op til TtnSiahuietts. hpor ban
nu8 6IeU ponare5er o. fsrt tilbage til
WoIbirgton.
Sans Siitorie er al forfc,pipfoIogtf
Srteresie. 2ousNugretbeS er en- bar.
bartif ll0p6, o. Sen iuiroer. naar ct
6oIf tiIegner iig Sen triitre GtoIiia.
ton.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Scnoaesblaoene
&c er en- 3sbpeuSisbco, Tiger en-
CONNER / philadelphia.

Bolitibommer 8ormon / gbiIa6eI.
pbia bebauoleoe oen 3Ose RartS oen
al "Gecorob.R oiter" tibligere ON.
taIte Sag MOB ltSgiperue Of gperS
Ssnoo8sbIooe % ANDRE, iom ooer.
trP6er SGbbatSIooeu al 1894. Com.
men @orman afpiite anfIogen moo
Dem og greb anIeouinger til / en-
ITn9ere lloptfIin8 at frembuIoe preS-
lens Nptte iom en- Soifcoporager %
ct Bern MOB S~amfurSetS ilette Gle.
mcrter. SsuhdsSbIabene cr erRso-
renbiGbeb, % Solicit fan life urSuGra
Dem. Iorge giOer gierne lin iiSte
Gent for at ffaTe iig ct 9IaS til Spgge
% 8eIpreI'e paa Sobbaten.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Wv Stiuehapsban

en- britiif StiQehoosbare fra Cue
Bee peb atlanterbdpet iii Bort
Simpicn peo Sttaebnpet er proiefte.
RET, og Sen cnuooiife Regiering bar
uoiteSt ct "Gbarter" iii brittle og ca.
naSiife GapitaI.iter. fom ogter al
6ugge Den. ganen ifal gaa ira 200
til 400 Ril IGnsere noro END Cana.
oian gaciiic % isre fin 2tnie meo
Sioegrene mtot i9iennem Gana0as
Stcubelte % De enbru uopSprfeoe
Sletter, iom ligger % uenter paa en-
9Ciolfning. Der ioritaar al aole
Spcoe. gnaelifmRnSene or / Serme
1iS ipriae ior at gisre uoget no al
oct tore Canada. bpis ltSiirpfning
ontageIig or beupe6 IRE Wiaioner
apaoratmil 90 ouergaar ielp De 5or.
eneoe Stater. ! line apiier og SiSs.
ifriiter irembGper DC alto oenne i'm
geiio6elie % isaer at faa Golf Ill al
boi9tie iia Ger. Zen upe gdue ital
fables 5rans.Gauloa Rrilpap. SiS.
Iieere bar gritiib Dominion ben be.
tienste Canadian Gaeifie. Der itaar |
5orbinbelie meS Here ameritanise
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Grplofor.

On Sell / oct eIettrife appornt I
Garncgie.8ompaniets Smettebptte |
gruob0cf. Be, frerrfaIote tiolig ON
Worgerer Ser 3te Rart$ Ell GrpLo.
lion, ser bapoe til 6stge, at en- DeanS
os0c. at iDo ANDRE bIeo ioa farIig for.
brpnNte 90 oprepne. al Be life fan
leoe. % 10 idpreS. Om Antten mar.
fe6e man, at uoget par ! llIaoe, os II
Nan0 gan fig til at IeSe % lamb:
mart en- SprRf / Omen. Sn6en
BARREL flrrNe gtDes, ifeSe on frogteIig
8asegpIoiiou, % 4rbei0erne inSbpL.
Ie0e5 ! en- Sfp al iueLtet Retal, Gote
90 Golt, iom 6rpu0te RIRbcrue af
cent % gao Dem Saar, Der giorOe Dem
utierScIige. SroSs Gorsr for en- m
grpIciior fom aumerater til 90 f0rte
Sem bort ira set parTre S:eS; men
fun 10 odr at finbe. 10 oar bore.
Rnn pes life. ON 0isie faite6es inS |
SI6ounen euer ON 0e DarSrer on
firing / en- fiu~S3iorotrret SIItars.
3e iacreSe5 6ragtes til ct Soi9itaI,
bpor man gisr aft muIist for at lin.
ore Sercs 2ioeIier.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Slot SteL
Zen ~eamaSiifc 3esjerinss %cgtraoroi'
nGre 9iberalitet mpo S%crnbaner.
Were emo DC CT pGro.

8 8aa Street beregner man, at
Den canaOilfe &egiering bar poet mere
iii 2an6ets SSernbaner, emo De er
oprot. Regieringen 9nr ior BET fsrIte
gipet Dem 90 Wilioner acres Sano
q So pr. 4cre, iom altiaa bitter
$50, 600, 900, oern9It $225,000,000
SubIioier, bportil fommer Sfattefri'
beS, frie gpgrilnoe o.i.u., iom fan an.
Iaaes til 500, 000, 900. Salt bar
gfegieringen iaoIebes for9ret Sern'
banerne $505, 100000, en- Gum, Der
er ftsrre emo Sen officiele SGrOIet'
teIie Of Dem.
Canadian Bacific fit al Hegierin'
gen. $25, 100000 / rebe 8enge, iaa en-
Sernbone, iom par 6pgget al Rafen'
5ie.Stpret for $50, 000 900, og enoe'
lig 25,OO0,O 600 glcres Sanb, Der fan
opr0fattes til 95,000,000 / 8erge.
GiIiammen $155,0OO,000. Sfslge
Der ecfpItebe Spgape ober @anens
9oitenbe belsb bette Jig I'll Sf31,OOO,'
600, altiaa til $24, 100000 minbre
emo aompaniet bapbe facet al Gam
bets gapmilbe Re8iering.
ct Telegram fra WcntreaI meSoe'
Ter, at Gauabtar Baciftcs 8eneralil'
perintenoent 2eouaro bar erfIPret, at
aompnniet bill bpese Sioeipor til Gle
ootors paa tS fo~rifieai9e Steoer
Lungs 9inien / Belt for @innipeg.
Set betpoer, at 9anert Ifal babe Dob
beltipor meGem @irripeg os IeooIe
Sam. Ran oil ims6efomme Gran
gen Iii mere os bebre Susr1im for
SpeSen / Ranitoba meS Silli9eelier.
Sfior bleo meset Of ben ifiamt al
Rangel paa ffiffelige SpIagsbuie.
Canadian Bncific er meset nprgaa.
enbe moo Canadian Nortbern Hor.
tbern 8acific og @rono Srunf. Gen
biz baoe SoebeSiitriftet for Zig ieIo %
isser at ,tbeIirffe al 9orfurratce.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-03
Streifer.

S Chicago itaar $4,000 Rnub, ION
arbeioer / Z forifieaige SnOuitrigrene.
fPrOtge til at goa no paa Streif ior al
tiItptnge Jig bsiere Son o8 fortere Nr'
beioStio. aprtl Maaneo bar alort9
fsr Jet iaa mort no iom iaar.
aqe Sorter al I%rbeto&iolf bar Dam
net Unions, % Be, JON MI i fine
Wsoer bar 6eilitttet at f~orInnge mere
9sn eler en fortere a~rbeioSoag eQer
begge Gele, er 9robpggerne % ale oe
JON opferer Suie al Sern, "Steam.
filters, 9agere, 9aruere, 6eIObere-
bere, 2iuognfisrere, "llpboIiterers :
% Msbelineofere.
arbeiberne paa Sernbuie beilut.
tebe Ssnoogs at ieroe ct llltimatum
til &ontraftsrerne % iorlange ira 90
til 60 Simen. Sois Get bleu aiilaact,
Oiloe be qua ira Sirs0ag sliteu. SION.
trafter, iom angaar 9pgUerfer ior
Weiaioner, fan life efterlepes, ON Def
fommer til Streif. Acknowledgements.
gerne er Serrer pan bette Self, GA in.
gen acknowledgements fan trR0e i &c
speoe arbeioeres Ste0.
s 2orpea. Yfais., bereHtr grbei0er.
I'VE iig Seroag Gen 29Se paa Den fom.
metoe Streif. Suuoreoer al npc
Neolemmer meIote fig mo i Fertile
Borfers Union. Srpiioent Gonrop
flyer, at ingen ital lice Nso, ON Bonn.
ul0sfabriferne lIftes.
Sgiaa i 9eip 9orf er grobpagernc
% De. iom opisrer Suie al Sern,
i9rOise til al gaa no paa Streif. on
be life iaar bsiep Sen. Grnitoent
Grant 9uhanan o. SefretRr i. 8,
S0brion bar tilitsoe peO Oct @soe,
iom Central Seberateo Union boloi
Ssnoas ben 29oe Darts. H8i oil
tirHrpe, I'll hi bar ntraSei Seier", 10.