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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-09
COL. FITCH GOING
! TO TONOPAH MINES

On Tuesdays steamer Col. Thomas
Fitch will leave Hawaii to settle else
where. He and Mrs. Fitch are dis
mantling their rooms at the Moana Ho-
tel and the Colonel Is packing up his
law library. They are bound for Tono-
pah, Nevada. the newest, liveliest and
most promising of all mining camps.
Tonopah bids fair to beat the Com
stock. Under a vast cap of lava, forty
feet thick, a tenderfoot found pay ore.
Prospects all over the region developed
sudden riches. Since the opening of
spring 5000 people have settled in Tono-
pah, the place has electric lights, will
soon have a railroad and will need Tom.
And so the most picturesque of Homo
lulu's boom acquisitions, the genial,
inimitable man of the sill
Yer tongue will go. Those who know
him best can spare him least.
II tell YOU" said the Colonel yes
terday, "the mining fever is in my
blood. / can't hear of a new camp
without my pulses responding. So I'm
going home. / want TO be where every
other man will give me whack on the
back and say: Come along, you id
old rascal Here things are too decor
Gus. You have all the virtues and none
Of the mitigating vices of the sewing
society,""
Der TO try some cases for which he has
had retainers, hut after that Honolulu
viii be only solemn memory to him.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-09
BROWN WINS
FIRST BLOOD.
The First National
Bank Case
Decided.

Cecil Brown and colleagues were
given the decision by Judge De Bolt
at noon yesterday, against the Sum-
mers-Macfarlane combination in the
First National Bank controversy. An
appeal was noted.
There was argument all morning by
j. A. Magoon for the contestants of
last years election of directors and A.
Lewis, with Cecil Brown in person, for
the respondents. After allowing the
bill to be amended, the court dismissed
the amended bill In rendering his de-
cision Judge De Bolt made remarks
that he admitted might be unusual,
but he thought it was the duty of a
court not only to dispose Of cases but
to inculcate Justice.
He said that the officials of a cor
poration were in a way public officials
and suggested that in their business
relations one with the other 1t would
be well for the reputation of the cor
poration and it's stockholders as well
as for the community in general If
matters were conducted in calm,
dispassionate manner. He hoped that
at the approaching election common
of technicalities.
In view of the coming election of Of
ficers in July it would seem idle and
useless to proceed to determine. the
various points involved in the case.
Judge De Bolt said that he felt it would
be best for all concerned, the officers
and stockholders of the Bank. as well
as the public in general, that the de-
murrer should be sustained. He
thought that if heat and passion were
laid aside in the conduct of the banks
affairs it would be better for the
standing of the corporation.
COURT NOTES.
Points for defendant Marion Reed
Austin on demurrer to the bill for fore
closure of mortgage against herself
and husband, Herbert c. Austin, by
George f. Renton have been filed.
There are two main objections to the
bill. The first is that the mortgage
was not executed by the husband of
the mortgagor, in the manner pre-
scribed by statute. In the second
place it is commended that the bill does
not show such default in performance
of conditions as to entitle the mort
gage to foreclose. On the first point
1T is set forth that, in the mortgage,
the law was not observed which pre-
scribes that no sale or mortgage of a
woman's real estate shall be
valid without the written consent of
her husband.
ID. L. Atwai, administrator of the
estate of zee Seu deceased has filed
an inventory showing fourth inter-
est in the Hip Chong Company, an un-
determined interest in fire claim award
l256 for $3.50, and the ownership of
lire claim award 3170 for $72 net
George Chalmers petitions that he
be appointed guardian of his nine mi
nor children, who have property in |
heir own right within this jurisdic-
ion.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-09

total losses will be less. than has ever
happened in a nine-roller mill.
ID. y. Murdoch leaves Eva the end
of July to become auditor for Alex
ander & Baldwin. Mr.. Murdoch has
been head bookkeeper at this planta-
ton for over eleven years. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Murdoch will be greatly
missed.
Mr.. May will succeed Mr.. Murdoch
as head bookkeeper. Billy Johnson
will take Mr.. Mays place.
Tom O'Dowda head sugar boiler, is
going to make trip to "old Ireland"
this year. He has not been home In
twenty-five years.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-09
ORE|ER AND
HIS HOPEFUL
Lively Times Last
Night for the
Police.
(From Sundays Daily.)

A rafting telephone call for helr
aroused the Police Station at clever
p. m. 1t came from up Beretania
| street near where August Dreier lives
1t said that an insane man with a CUR
was terrorizing the neighborhood and
| the police must hurry or blood would
| flow. The police hurried indeed and
when they got there they found August
| Dreier, nearly spent of breath and with
a huge revolver in his hand chasing
his hopeful son around the block. From
the Dreier house shrill feminine voice
shouted "Owgooste, Owgooste!" In the
street was a hack in which the driver
and a native girl We're laughing up
roariously.
officer McDuffie headed August off
and caught the boy, who was taken to
the station where he told his story. II
sent for hack" he said. $50 l could
take a ride with a girl 1 knew. We
drove up near my house and l got out
to get the girl something to eat and
drink. / slid into the house by the back
way and coppered a bottle of beer and
a can of sardines. / also took along a
can-opener. The old lady heard the
hack stop in front of the house l guess
Anyhow she looked out and got next
Then she woke up the old man and he
got his gun and came out in his paja-
mas. l had nothing but the can-opener
and it was in my pistol pocket. When
the old man played up with his gun
drew the can-opener on him, thrust it
in his face and said 'Ps-s-s-t!' He
jumped four feet backwards and five
feet sideways all at once and then came
for me with a warwhoop. l ran and
lodged all over the place but he kept
after me shouting: Vat ISIS! Vat iss!'
You know the old man is pretty stocky
and l didn't think he could run so well.
made up my mind that if 1 ever got
out alive / would enter him for the 18th
of June races"
The police questioned young Dreier
closely and concluded to let him go if
he would promise not to go home that
night The young man demurred. He
said he wanted bondsmen and mention
ed Judge Humphreys as his next friend
But the police wouldn't call the Judge
and the young man finally left, not for
getting before he went to call for his
hack again.
WAR BULLETIN NO /.
At one o'clock this morning August
Dreier, driven by servant, arrived in
his carriage at the Police Station. The
junior Dreier had been home and stirred
things up again. II vas mine bed in"
said Mr. Dreier wen in my ear shak-
ing of the window came. / looked und
saw dot worthless poy pointing some
aings at my het und saying, 'Sharley
Shillingsvorth, Sharley Shillingsvor.h
come here ven / shoot him at You
vas come init me und arrest both dot .
ooy und Sharley Shillingsvorth."
1t appears that the hopeful son had
gone home, found his father reading in
bed and after shaking the window to
attract his attention, had pointed the
an-opener at him and threatened to
shoot. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth
vas, of course, nowhere near but
Oreier. Jr., made out that he was and
brought the old gentleman down town
n a high rage at the officer who could
bet his son in crime.
On the whole it was a great night.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-09

Exchanges in the face but Huehue was
pressing Latham hard at the end.
Huehue opened the third with ter
rife lefthander on Latham's jowl, then
chased his quarry TO the ropes with
thwack after thwack. In the next
business meet the soldier went down
and got up to fight but was bowled
over again with a straight drive under
the jaw. He was counted out, but the
gong sounded before the tenth second
Latham rose feebly for the fourth
but thought best to withdraw from the
ring.
The young Hawaiian victor revealed
wonderful talent as we'll as style. He
has a biting. corkscrew-like delivery.
In maneuvering his upper arm seems
to half revolve in the shoulder socket,
and he carries himself with light sort
of hula-hula gait which Is not un-
graceful.
MAIN EVENT HUMBUG.
The event advertised as the chief one
would have put damper on fistics In
Honolulu for some time to come had 1t
been pulled off as the first instead of
the last of the evening.
Mattox came up smiling and there
was, say. minute of feinting
The next minute Millett was being call
ed on not to be in too much of hur-
ry about finishing, but give the callers
something for their money.
After being thrashed across the ring,
Mattox was still smilingly game, but
when the fight drove him to the oppo-
site side all at once he was laid out.
1t was just ten seconds before Dee
would have hit the gong when it hap
pened. A swinging blow in the jaw
did 1t.
Mattox was borne limp to his corner
and supported in the chair, but was so
helpless that the time was half count
ed up before he was got there. The
audience broke up Immediately.
Before the last event it was. announ-
ced that Kid Delisle challenged Bill
Huehue..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-09
CRABBE READY
TO TESTIFY

President Clarence Crabbe of the
Senate said last evening that he had
been misquoted as to his advice to
Clerk Savidge of that body. He said
that he advised Mr.. Savidge to obey
the summons of the court to testify
and that If he should be summoned.
and the hour at which he was called
was one when his absence from the
Senate would not in any way interfere
with its work, and consequently in
commode fourteen other members of
the body, he would feel 1t his duty as
a citizen to apear in any court which
might summon him as a witness.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-09
The County Act Case.

1t was mostly forensic proceedings in
the County Act mandamus case yester-
day, There was a contest in the morn
ing over the admission of evidence from
II. y. Thielen. stenographer of the
House of Representatives 1t was ad-
mitted under exceptions noted by At
torney- General Andrews. The most OF
the morning was taken up by the argu-
ment of Mr.. McClanahan.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-06-09
NOTES FROM EVA.

Eva Mill will turn out this year
something over $4,000 tons. This will
be 1000 over the managers estimate.
They are doing better work in the
mill this year than ever before. The
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
AfbruCku.
Yibeleu / Efplerne. g

gibelen / Sfolernc. - Com bet bill
erinores, afgap Nebraifas Ssieiterei
for nogIe Waaneoer iiben Ell 8iertbeI.
lie. bpori Den erfl9reoe, at BET bar
ulopligt at l9ie Stpffer al gibeIen
De offentlise SfcIer. Ru bar SuItit;.
arms | ianme Ssieiteret, Sltlipan,
afeipet en- M 8ienbeIie, bbori ban
fommer til Oct itif mooiatte HeiuItat,
Get er life 9rugen al Sibelen
Sfolerne, iom er I Strib MOB 2open,
flyer ban, men N%fisbrugen. s 81
minbeIigbeb er Ser intet / geien for
at benptte 9ibeIen / Sfolerne, men,
BEN maa life benpttes iefteriif gie,
meb; beqeriffe er oct / ale Silfeloe
al andre Senipn flogt at berptte BEN.
Spor Iangt man biz gna | ian Senieeu'
DC, faor blioe pebfcmmenbeS ~foleraabs
Sag at ofgisre; men hois 9ibeler
benpttes til Sremme al iefteriife 9G,
reiGtuingcr, ba err oct Hettens Sal
at ifriOe inO. Saa MI oeo man Der.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
Gn ijel0em
&lo9ifab.
Smitnoer tan bj9lpes pco
ANDRES Griartng.

Set or Ell flog Tfano, Iom laber fig
biGIpe peb Senners % 3aboers grfartr9.
Ser er cn SetIigbeo til bette, o9 etbper
Raub, &oinSe sIer Barn, iom tierber til
utaaIeIigs 8p9imcrter, p8 Den Rerpsiitet
os SbileslesbeO, iom foraariages al Rpz
reibgbpm eller ltorosu / SlGrer, bill oiie
en- iieIben 9lpaIfab neb at Iaoe jig biGIpe
al fsIgcnbe Srfartng:
Nr. s. 6. Seniou, 923 Rariou Ct,
ct. Saul, Iimn., iom arbeiber / Great
Rortberu Sernbauep9rtIteb, tiger: Seq
BIZ aflGgae ebiooreu GrtlGrtug ON, ut
'Sonu's 3ibneb Bils', Iom ie9 tiSbte /
S. R. Starters apctbef. belbreoeoe mug
for R~pginterter. Ser bnnoe pla9et mig pc
riooebis / flere Gar. Set fsrite % altbet
Gugrcb LOB ie9 gna ~upaaagtet ben, men
cfterbaarOen bleb be Barre % gioroe mig
til Sioer IcugeIi9genSe. Seq funoe od
fnapt gaa euer rette mig op efterdt babe
buffet mig neS. @eipGr meb Rpreafions
bringeu TOM oeian til, 90 ba '9oan's Slbs
nep Bins belbreoebe mig. err ies tun aIts
for glao beo at Iaoe mine Webmenneifer
pibe, at Rt0let er til at itole paa % Ipas
rer til SeifripelIeu."
Gn fri &srspe at oenue ubmerteoe Rb'
rcmcSicin, Der bclbreoebe Mrs. RelIon,
biz bltpc IenSt portofrit paa anmobutng
til bpilsen iom beIit 9el at be Sorercoe
Stater. 4bresie: SoitersR ilburu Co.,
Buffalo, y. ..
SiIiales bos ale gpotbetere; Srts so
Gents pr. sgIfe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
4un Rnkntu.

3 Snmmit % StrpnStumn er Sfo.
lerne blepen luffeSe pna @runS a
Gppperne.
Gn JOlfetrllins, iom bar iunbe.
Steo | @atertomn, piier, at nRpntt
gp ni bar 5,046 Snbbpggere.
8uuernsr ScrreiSs Ssn Roscot
liager fpg al appenoicitis / gierre,
On Operation bar maattet foretages,
os Den ialbt beloia no.
Spr ct Nar iioen loIgte en- Mons
rpr giborg lin 8arm for $40 pr
gcre og reiIte til Canada. Nu er bar
berot tilbage og bar fisbt igien Sn'
men for $50 pit. acre.
Slbebranb | Snrun. - 90. G. 20,
bins g~osnfabrif / Suron brGnott
5irsbng | forrige l1se meb ct Cab al
$4,000. aoriagen til SIbens Sp.
fomit er lrbefienot. Sobrifen, Der bal
o9ret oreDet / 20 Mar, bill blipe siert'
ppbpgeet itsrre % giiloere END fsr.
Den af 8noernsren uonponte sSagt'
inipeftsr | Glap Gountp Iaber til 4:
baoe ieet giennem Sinere meS Sob
obertrebelier nf Siperie .sIags, oc
bette fom 8ltpernsren for Gre, boor'
for ban ifrep ct grep iii Sr. Snipef'
loren os bab BAN forflare lit SorbolS.
Ger fom imioIerttO intet Soor, oo
8rp. Serreio bar M giost bam vi
ifeb pna great Bapir.
GGroifnlo grBnb. 9afopettt
Gieree, en- Sarmer boenbe | 9prbeber
al @ooniodet. bar paa lin Sarm en-
Of DC pProifulbeite arteIiife 9rsnoe
Staten. grsnben gtper en- H~igeligbar
al "blsot" gobt 8nnb og er foriaaoibi
forifieaig fra Be fleite ANDRE nrteiiifl
grsnoe, bpor 8anbet ionr &egeL er
pberit ilet paa @ritnb af BEN Mpnebe
alfali. bet ~inbeboIoer. 8rsnben er
375 SOB opb % afgiper en- 8anb'
m9nsbe al $50 Barrels pr. Gag.
Sens aoitenbe er life opet $40, %
Sen bar forsget gienoomsnGroien q
Sarrten $1,000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
a11isrnnn,r.

Spmaalinscn Of oen foreIloaeoe
eleftriife Clinic meaem Ga CROSSE OF
9laf Giper Sails ifri6er raft fremab,
90 man BIZ BABE naaet iaa Inn9t iom
til Melroie | Senne ltee.
llntSerfitetcts gooro of Reaents
bar f~crfaltet Glairen ON at FINITE 2n.
geifclcn College Of 8bpiicions y
Surgeons" / MiIipoufee til llniberit
tetet. Broieftet itan6iebe pRientlig
poa sfonomife Sinbringer.
Sper 100 War. - 0rs. Rarn q.
CUNT | 8eIoit er oner 10t aar gam.
mel og frembeles aanbsfriif, raft %
rerig. SUN bar en- ganife niRbpan.
liz Sufommelie, er interesieret. I,
bpao Der bpnber | Seroen, og fan
l9gse ct fornuftigt Orb inc omtrent
bpor bet ifal bore.
@iseuniin Gtate Nilers gsiueia.
tipm befIaser its ODER, at Sransporta.
tionsfompanierre sper Gisfrimina.
tion moo DC minore Wslleeiere, ibe:
De tilitoar De itore Rslleeiere en- Rl.
bot pan Melfrogten. mebens De min.
ore maa betaIe ben bsieite 5ragt uben
Gfilag. Isiociationen bill MI banc
2egisIaturen til at rette paa bette
Wisforbolb.
Stpr granb / Wilpanfec. - Z
WtilDaiifee bar Der TO itore SS,I6ebran.
De ben 21be bS. S BIanfington
Eofing Cos itore gnrebls paa 16oe
Street ppitob SIb / Iaifinrumme...
9Dgningen er 800 SOB lang og so
SOB bsi % irSebolSt blanbt meset on.
oct 700 Spin, iom iamme Gags Wor.
gen bar bleoen ilagtet. alt bette 5leIf
afgap goo RPring for Mommerne.
Seloigpis Ipffebes oct at begrPnie
Slben til ielpe 8arebuiet; men Sabet
er allisepeI oper 100000. @iaiun
8roismans 8arehrs n%eobrpnote fam.
me Gag meo ct Sab al $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
attuIr.

Slere Grptcifer. - gn Screening al
8reiter / Salt 2afe Gitp bar meo
R9b % aIsr, men iorgiGpeS befipm.
pet WormoncpoiteIen Reeo SmootS
@aIg til 6orenebe StoterS Serutor,
9tlI efter bans SaIg bar 5orenin9en
ienbt en- fraftig Broteit til Senotet |
@aibington MOB, at Smoot gipeS ao.
gang til ben pruProige Toriomiin9.
SroteIten er abresieret til Senator
9urrops, Der er 6ormnn0 / &omiteen
for "Brioiltges". BrGIterne tiger, at
naar Sioen fommer, agter De at Up.
trpoe for npontc 8omite o. oiSns
MOB smoot og gipe fine 8run6e, bpor.
for ban life bsr bltoe Ieblem al &C.
natet.
gppifel Smppts 9rpsram. - Wor.
monapoitelen 8eeb Smoot bleo | iibIte
l1ae formpIt erflrret oolgt til Sore.
neoe StaterS Senator ira lltab, % |
Ell Gale, ban bolbt iii 2egislaturer
efter 8alget, ubtaIte ban bla!:bt anbet:
Seq tror, at De 5oreneOe Staters
8onItitution er inipirert al Sub, CO
mine isrite SorpligteIier giGlber Sp-
brelanbet, bpts 2ope % Snititlitioner
ies eIifer, 9rer % reipef,erer. Cant
bets aff9rer, bets sfonpmiIfe Srem.
ifriot, err cling. iom oil bItpe@ ierituno
for min bpbeite Snteresie. Sc fore
Observation-Disclosures. iom BEN MT
p9renbe Administration peo 8r9iioen.
tens flose SptrpSen bar giort SfriSt
til at Isie, er en- Gag, iom fremitiaer
iig iom ben pigtigite al ale for en- sc.
nator fra Better. Rrrmere SanoelS.
iorbinbeIier meo Cuba bsr tilifpnoes.
pg Observation-Disclosures oprettes meo
Selterreplbliferne / Spoamerifa.
Wonroe6oftrinen nlaa bppoes % Ct,
Ii9rf SIaabc bapes / 9ereoifab."
9Ianbt Salerne peb Inleoninaen no
taIte CONNER 9nifin fin IisbilieeIie
al at Erriihent Rooiepelt bapbe for.
iegt OF binbre Salsct al en- Iormon
iii Senator ira lltab. On Stat bap.
&c Ret til at banSle eiter eaet 9obt.
tntfe, % BrGiioeuteu bapbe life noect
mcS at itiffe jim 3Gie | bens gif9rcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
9lItttots.
4rpeifatlunen anl6ia.

Grpeifatlppen gplSig. - 9e ssor.
enebe Staters SsieIteret bar table.
itet Sainois Ssteiterets aienoelie |
ben al Cornelius Billings og andre
anlagt Sag moo Staten, % bport
BET gialOt at iaa afgiort, booroiot Sui
nois, arpeifatlop CT fonititut: mel eaar
ei. Sesge Retter bar MI bifaIot 50.
ben.
8ammel Mano. = Citizens PI6ite
Man6" Dor MI / Quincy, efter bpoo
I~pijer1e peo at berette. San er life
mere emo 1O3 Iar gnInmel. Wunben$
Nron or 2eonoro &oeOerS, % ban er
Spifer al SsOiel. Set fortPaeS ON
BAN, ct ban tioligere tolte flp6e1oe
Gugeiif, men at ban M rent bar CLIENT
bet, % fun taller &pif.
Gn SfrGboerfrig. s Chicago or
Ser opitaaet llenigbeo me0em to
Sfr9oberforeninger, booraf Den enc
faIoer iig "Sbe llniteo Garment 8or.
fers' Union" % BEN an0en ~Sbe
Speciol Srber CLOTHING Mafers'
Union. Weblemmerne al Sen iibita
SCREENING, iom beitoar Of omtrent
$500 @pnb % apinoer, er bIeuen
tpurene til at gaa lebige. "Sbe Sine
rican federation Of 2abor" of8ab ben
&ienoeie, at "Sbe ltniteb Garment
8orfers Of Imerica" bar Surisoif'
ton ODER belle Sfr9oberforretningen
Il Chicago, og beu tilbngefnI0te Bet
"9barter" Tom bar uOitebt til"Special
Sroer Clothing Wafers' rnion". SOL
gen bar, at "Sbe 8boIeiale SaiIors"
negtebe at qipe Irbeibe til Neblem,
merne beraf, % bisie beQpnote serfor
en- 8rig. iom / forrige llge brsb no
paa forifieaige Steoer | 8pen BERT
bIanot poa Wap Street. Ser brtper
aoplpb &. 2drion Ell itsrre Sfr9o.
berforretning | go. 100. Rogle AZ
"SpeciaI SrSer" -Solfene iamleoe ii5
Il SnsbagS urenfor "a ontoa en TN.
enbe Wine. Golicemanb Garl Sobn.
ion ubienbtes for at ouerboIoe 6reo
ca SrSen; men for6itreSe SfrGooere
latte irro paa BAN % uilbe Del taget
hans 9ip, ON life en- GntroIpogn par
fonunen iii itioe. San arreiterebe en-
Wano; men ban repes ira BAN, %
BEN raierioe Wpngoe toa ira Sobnion
hans alubbe, bans RepoIuer % Stier.
lie. flGnaeSe bans Uniform / Siaer 90
flcreoe BAN op / Iuiiatet % | Sooe.
oct. Siben arreiterebeS Ioolpb Gar.
ions Ssn gSparb oa Gborles Glta.
man, iom bepge beifploes for at bare
ppret meo blauot SobnionS Ingri'
bcre. Saian 5irsSae aiten nor Der
Gpteier uoenior Soripns Serfiteo, er
Slot paa 900 eller Here iomlebc Iig OIL
ait lbs paa hans 5olf, raar De fmn
no, lca TO IGuS | Spime ps pGlteOe
2aripns llbIeberinsSuoen. Sobn Seiu
par en- al &c miSbunSIeSe, oa ban ut
inore geffooigeIier. iaa BON | en- am.
huIonee maotte bringes poa ct Soipi.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27

fton, % Sefrctnren, Morit. Barge.
Zen nebiattc SpeciaIfomite til Al
rapportere nten Senipn til 2anobruas.
ifcIens @ehop, fnHot nriteu oIting !
ben tiIbprIiae Gr0el. peo Experiment.
fnrnen unofnaen be aprgracer. foni
man Tor 5iben bar pnn Gurmen, og
ipua cfter aomiieens Weiiits life sr
be bebite. 2igeieoes beflnaebe aomi.
teen, at Der er forlioen Tlnos for
GieDcr ne0 Sfulen og opforbreoe Sc.
aiSlaturen til at bic itsrre 2iberoIitet.
@iinernsren anmobes paa lin SIDE ON
at nonGDne iaa mango 6arrlere iom
muligt til Meolcmmer al SfoIens
9oar6 Of Srnitces.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-27
JnoIanoet.
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Tmorcw Carnegie bar Iooet Sr,oia
nola $4,000 til ct acifcbiblioibef.
William Ranb | @dter!oo Tiger, Al
han bar cpiunbet en- Wcthooe til Sp.
nanming al Suie. hoorucb Oct ifsC
bill fpite orer 6 Gents pr. Gag at boz
sc CT Sus paa 10 grreIier narmt ! Del
fcbelte Sin.erneir. San oil isse "a.
tent poa lin Spfinbelie.
SIbrbranb. - en- itsrrc SiospaaSe
bicmiegte @ai,fee ON Ifteuen Den
I20Se OS, Spencer Smitbs Sotcl meo
SuSbo. ). SloterS @utif, j. g.
McWiaiamS gutif. 8. Sutfin:
SIagteribop oa aenpons ~Stora9e
Sbeo" brprote. Iet iamlebe Cab er
So, 700. aariaBeu I'll SlbenS o.
fontit err ubefienot,
Smurgauiieret. - Zen Republican.
lie Gounipfomite / @innebogo Goiin'
tp bapbe fcrrise ,lee Wsoe / Sorcit
Gin for at organiiere iig. Eli Ser
manS paIgtes 6. q. Senien, til Sefrc'
tpr Sobn Glen % iii ausierer s. 9.
&eeIer. Grimprpolget blen beitemt
til 27be SUM. "Grories" eller Steb.
iortrpbere bill oeb fremtioige Wsber
life bIipe tinabt.
granS / WeBregur. Zen itorc
Spencer Grain SO. tilbsreuoe @lepa'
tor / 1c8regor iumt Suntina & Gil
DRIFTS aornnplagsbus neb6rGubte TO-
taIt Sen 2toe bs. $4,000 9uibel
aorn brrnbte IigeIebes. @leuotor'
formono Tapibicn blep alporig fpG.
itet oeo GrpIoiionen al en- "goiler".
CADET peb 9ranben onora9er ii
100000, buorai BET a~Ierneite er
bGffet peb gsiurance. .
Smprnoitiling. - glanbt De Ero.
buffer, iom Soma bill BABE rbitiQet
paa ct. 2ouisuoitiaingen, er Meieri'
pruorfterm noget Of Get, iom Der uil
blioe lngt melt 8inb paa of gisre ina
frebitabelt iom muIigt. Genator Grit
ion / 9oone er Weblem al StatenS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. % bar / Sp'
broa at finbe Sen bebite Wnabe at no.
title observation-disclosures pna. Stn'
tens Screening Of "9uttermoferS" oil
ON en- llges Sib bape ct Isbe / Ge'
bar Gapibs, og Senatoren biz "a fore
Ipgge Sogen Ser til Speroeielie. Iige'
iom ban ~inbbettter Ioab % Seileo.
ming ira onbet Solb.