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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-09-11
ONE or THE HEROES.

Here is song OF hero:
lie Is one OF the many whose ma mee
Are not and never Will be written
On the scroll we refer to as Fame's:
he mas never rushed. cheering. to battle,
lie has never plunged into the wave
TO Rescue a child or a woman.
Yet he ought to he namca with the
brave;
Each night he goes home to a scoIding,
10 hear the old story again
'oI the talent he lacks and his faiiure
TO claim the attention OF men.
Each morning he goes to his duties
sun striving 10 win and still proud,
sun waiting for Fate TO permit him
some day 10 work up from the crowd:
Eaeh Gay he goes patiently toiling
ana signing alone. IL he signs
MS sofrows are his and his only;
Hope sim Is agleam In his eyes:
IN spite of the wcarisome scolding
And grumb bling he goes to at night.
He faces the world in the morning
A. though all his dreams had been
bright.
WIN never mortal TO praise him
fcr what he has done or has tried,
lie stu has an honest ambition
Ana Sun In his breast he has pride.
WIN never the hope OF receiving
Approval at home he can still
WIN his sorrows all carefully hidden,
Toll on with a conqueror's will:
50 here Is n song OF a hero.
But one Of the many whose names
Are not ana will never be written
on the scroll We refer to as Fame's.
5 H. kiser. In Chicago Record Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-09-11
PROMISES AND PERFORMANCES
Results Of Republican Administers
tfon Have Been Far from
Satisfactory.

A recapitulation of the Roosevelt adj
ministration's course with reference To
the national scandals reveals very little
OF creditable action in proportion to the
amount OF talk. A balance would show
promise far outweighing performance,
says the st. Louis Republic.
| For the results actually accomplished
nobody Is disposed to withhold credit:
but In number those results have been
few. A handful Of indictments, many
OF them cumulative. is the tangible
showing. No prosecutions have been
commenced. although the offenses are
many months old. II is by no means
unjust to refuse to give the admins
tration the benefit OF the doubt In the
matter OF delays for which there 10 NO
apparent justification. The presump-
ton naturally arises that politics IL re-
sponsible; a presumption fairly sup
ported by the Administrations manifest
general policy Of tact and temporization
In preference to direct and prompt sc-
ton and full publicity.
The administrations performances
are not to be measured against mere ru-
NOR or the public's impression OF the
scandals extent as cleaned from nevs
secured Independently and in its own
way by the press. The publicity Given
to the scandals has been accidental or
Incidental. and although the information
has been the best obtainable. Il has
doubtless In some cases been unreliable.
Rumor has probably added thereto m
some instances-neverthele II shouId
be observed In passing that the extent
OF the scandals as revealed by the press
has not been denied by the admipistra-
ton. which fact warrants the inference
that IT has not been exaggerated.
In judging OF the scandals extent. and
judging the administration with refer
ence thereto. the people need not go be-
You'd the Administrations own an
nouncements and promises. These indi-
cate the breadth OF the field and the
amount OF work to be done. Thus far.
certainly. the results have not given sat-
isfaction Proceeding at the present
rate OF investigation. indictment ana
prosecution. the Roosevelt stewardshin
cannot reasonably hope to accomplish
the thoroughgoing cleaning up Of the
various departments into which corrup-
ton has been actually traced. To all
appearances prodigious change must
take place in the plan OF treatment. and
vigorous bare hand must be shown n
the administration within the time re-
naming would satisfy the peoples rea-
sonable expectations based on its own
promises
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-09-11

The Grand Army OF the Republic
shows by the following resolution
adopted at San Francisco that Il does
not agree with the president OF the
United States in his estimate OF Lieut..
Gen. Miles:
Resolved. That we congratulate that
splendid soldier. exemplary commander
and patriotic citizen. Nelson A. Miles upon
his attainment OF a distinguished and hon
orable retirement after a matches rec
ord as a soldier OF over ~ years service
without just criticism OF his official con-
duct. which began as a lieutenant In the
Twenty-second Massachusetts infantry
progressed by the brightest grade OF heroic
patriotism from Manassas to Appomattox
during the greatest OF all civil wars from
1861 10 $50. and Illuminating this record BY
his military achievements as a successful
Indian fighter and again as a great and
1udicia. military cisciplinarian and organ
zer''
Without just criticism OF his official
conduct" is diplomatic but singing
condemnation OF the amazing hostility
shown by the president and the secre-
tary of war toward the most accom-
plished and experienced soldier now
living.
1t is a pity that there was any oc-
CASTOR for such a reflection upon the
president OF the United States. but that
there was will be admitted by most
people.-Chicago Chronicle.
1t was an evil day for the Amer
lean consumer when the Mckinley OF
the Buffalo tariff reform speech
breathed his last-Albany Argus.
The trusts are satisfied with
their tariff graft and are willing to
stand pat The financiers, however.
have Q few more things they would
like to saddle upon the people.--The
Commoner.
Republican politicians advise
President Roosevelt against calling an
extra session Of congress. They are
afraid the high tariff and trust ghosts
will firt with the hag Of asset cur
rsncy."-0r. Louia Republic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-09-11
POINTS AND OPINIONS.

Ex-senator Hill was obyiousIv
correct when he said at Niagara that
with surplus revenue. the imperative
duty OF congress was TO reduce tara
ton instead OF trying to find ways Of
getting the money back to the people
through the banks. The policy Of pub
Tic deposits Is a proper palliative for
a bad situation: 1t is a good remedy
for an emergency; but there 10 now :
prospect OF years OF surplus revenue.
and the first duty OF congress Is 10
cut the taxes down to the necessities.
Philadelphia Record Qnd).
The Providence Journal, an IN.
dependent republican paper. does not
think well OF some Of Mr.. Roosevelts
alliances 1T is not reassuring," Il
says. TO those who wish to think well
OF the president to find the Quay men
and the Addicks men still persistine
that he Ia on their side, and will give
them valuable support when the time
comes. Mr.. Roosevelt, the reformer.
cannot afford in this case to be known
by the company he keeps"-Bing-
hamton IN. Y.) Leader.
With grating in Wall street
grating among the captains OF Industry
and finance. grating by all sorts Of COM
binations formed to mulct the consumer.
and with the countenance which the gov
eminent lends to grating through the
system OF protection, there is no cause
for surprise in the reports Of robbery
among the Indians In the territory. n
IL is the lack Of opportunity to steal that
IL to make men honest. the heads Of the
interior department should see to It that
such restrictions shall be imposed among
a people who are so poorly fitted to pro-
tect themselves as the Indians. There
should be some semblance Of honor even
among thieves.-Kansas City Star.
When a republican politician
pays his own way to Oyster Ray to see
the president II Is called q secret visit.
IN. Y. World.
President Roosevelts Injunction
10 dig deep" into the post ONCE frauds
Is all right. but he ought also to ~
struct the investigators to look
higher up."-N. Y. World.
Graft Ia che post once depart
ment: graft In the army contract de-
partment; graft In the public land
department-graft. graft, graft. And
the gratis will continue until an
aroused people overthrow the grasters
The Commones.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-09-11
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

There are 100000 Roman Catholics
In Great Britain. The Roman Catholic
population has been practically station
airy for score OF years.
Willis G. Wiser. the policeman having
supervision OF the campus at Yale uni
versity for several years past. has re-
signed his post and will enter the minis
try Of the Presbyterian church. During
his leisure moments for several years he
has been studying theology under the
tutorship OF professor In the divinity
school
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-09-11

"oes sAOu8u ~ ~ AuOWo VuCu
other lees than fortnight! Love-
what thought" ! murmured.
Love Is not born Of time. Il may
blossom in . day. an hour. . minuts!s
"A second!"
$50 with our love-" She paused. and
looked dreamily over the sea. Was she
too. thinking Of luncheon? But NO
I'VE loved each other IT first sight"
I'VE did," I affirmed heartily.
Helen faltered; her eyelids fiutterec ,
q tinge OF pink crept over her hunger.
pallid cheeks.
yet You would never have spoken
had not Fate thrown us alone together
here thousands Of miles from shore"
| glanced startledly toward the
beach. II was not there, In a panic
my eyes swept the horizon. Thank
heaven! 1t was over my left shoulder.
The tide had swung the dory around
For there was gulf between u.s.
Helen continued. Il was an heiress
and you were merely a second officer
oh. ! say." demurred
But danger brought us together
Position, wealth. all else was forgotten
We loved each other: that was
enough
quite" I said. with satisfaction.
There. with the tempest bowling
in our ears, tossed about by the angry
waves. alone on the ocean, the seal OF
silence was broken. Danger drew us
together. You spoke. Wrapped IL
each others arms. for time all was
forgotten. Love held our souls"
"Er-did THAT is, well. did kiss
you?"
NO" said Helen sharply.
oh" | considered. Not even one
tiny. little kiss?"
NO" Helen considered. well
perhaps one very, very small one"
she allowed.
Il thought I remembered IT," | an.
swered, brightly. And did you
err
But then came the awakening
she hurried on.
''Oh. we woke up?" asked.
Suddenly a gust of wind forced va
apart"
Cruel wind" I sighed, dolorously
And with loud report the sail was
torn into ribbons,"
"A ribbon sale?" I inquired.
The rain fell in torrents, the light.
ming flashed across the sky. At the
mercy OF the elements, our frail bark
was borne onward at awful speed.
Suddenly above the sound OF WIND
end wave the roaring OF the surf upon
the shore reached our ears. The mo-
ment OF supreme peril was at hand!
A fash OF lightning. more intense
than any heretofore. lighted up the
scene. Before US. scarce a cables
length away. rose a towering cliff OF
jagged rock. Below IL the surf
dashed high. as though hungry"
En-"
LAS though hungry for its prey
And in the weird light saw your face.
All. never shall I forget it, II was"
Maybe l hadn't shaved" muir.
extenuatingly.
Calm With a high and noble cour-
age"
All"
you took me In your arms. Om
lips met in one last. long kiss. Terror
passed from my heart. | was content
10 have IL so. Silently we waited.
Then with crash and shock that
threw"
The crash came, Helen shrieked
struggled TO my knees. Watson's
launch was digging it's nose into the
iory. and Watson was grinning down
AZ us.
Hello, YOU folks, Asleep? I want
rou to come aboard for lunch. I'll
ow-"
struggled 10 my feet, threw myself I
nto the launch, and seized Watsol's
snees.
Saved, Saved" sobbed.-
Home Communion
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
uoe al Seneilet.
Srettcu al be uGritc StraHnngcr rsrt.
uaer ira CALIFORNIA; Snstbus.
cpermanoer 9eapreren.

Sretteu Strafiouser | Tugtbuiet /
SoIiom rsnte gtanoag Morgen Ben
27Se. Ga DC ba00e iptit 6rotoit. Is6
Be / Slot % 6sl5e iii 8agtfabtet1
Murpbps 9outor oS tog Oeo Soer-
rumpIin8 bam ieGO oa Tere andre.
SeribIau0t IirettSr @tItinioR ca
hans S6mrisn Sarrp. De oar opb.
ne6e me6 @arberfutoe o. ANDRE ari.
be. % mes Dem ifor De I~ireftsreus
&lGoer / Gtuer. men iaoehe tam tff..
SHUTTER Gohranc tog cit StoI o. log
mes Sen til bgire o. beritre; men bau
lit ct 8ri0Ittf / RpaQeu % bIep famp.
uop5tig. 8ogter ". @. Gutter 6leo
itItteu / 9laocu % SsSe 3 elmer eT.
ter. @olter u. 6. Yulmer fit ct itpQt
Snar / SoucSct. &orturets Sub
bIco beortfet mcS 9too. angrtterre
tar Here ems 6e ougrebne. % 0isie
bIeo mart aioGbreSe. R~emIingerre
bru1te &c iuugnc GmbeSSmprb CA
&o0tere iom StioIo o. rptfeSe no til
a~ricrdIet, iom ligger / Den onSen On.
Sc AZ @aor6SpIobier. &c maotte pas.
icre en- @otIiraForon; men artiuar;.
item turbe life ifGSe FOR fife at rarnrte
Sc uiftpISi9e, : &aubenbuIet for.
isate GmbeS&rruSerw at bhrore
R~sntIinGerne fro at toge no9et men
blco oocrmunSeSe. RsmIiuaerne ioc.
iDrcSe ia meS &ifer. Ruioe. giIto-
Ter % armtnitiou. bporpoa Sc tps
ub / 2nnSet. TireftSr 8iIfinpr
maatte ipaSIcre meIem TO MednS, OF
Sc trueSe blr mGS 7soen. ON Ban
giorSe Gorisg ona at flpgte. I'll Sc
sbrtee kgSe RsnIinserue, at Sc 9oISt
itJ til 3egeEer "9ho fOr 2io." Sois
uogen tom efter Dem % fiso, biIoe Se.
0rrbe Ell NInr6 for boer, Ion faIo...
% Sslget fcr til gtormon 9riSae,
omtreut CIT giil fra Sugtbuiet, IssIo.
Se8 0ireftsr Bilfiniou, bars Ssnre-
Ism % aapteir Iitrpbp OF ff renSe
tiIboge. Te soriae maatte fslse neS
AsmIiraerne. sos en- 6armer iorig.
rebe Sc iiG mc6 4 Seite 90 en- 8ogr.
toa alt al @Grbt, ior fdrStes / Suict.
og tonrs Garrersu iii at ppre Ri6rer.
De itrsg aiiteS / &etuiug al 9aI0
Wountotr. Ser er Der en- Sule, ION.
folSe9 gIobaIter Care. os oct Der
ianSi0rIigois 6S, &c oiISe. gIdnot
R6mLirgcrres Sanger er Spiprs.
moro RcGonousb. San bar me9ct
iorbdbt / FGrgTlet, og / GoIiom frpa.
teSe man for. at BAN life ciISe Iiepc
ira set me6 2ibet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
bjemme iejen.
Oct npe prrsiisc Slasifib Scar.
large" til6age fro europa.
en- beIot8 Neiie.

SorcneSe Stoters Slaefib "aear.
large sb IND til Bar Sarbor / Ruinc
SsnSag gftcrmiSSas Sen 26be. Oct
tom meo fuIb Sort % git inooosr
Sapren forbi be artbre Stibe, ~faitenSe
arfer / RprbeSen al SIogittbet 81.
Iinois~ meo aSmiraI gafer outbora.
"aeariaree"s Ssrer, aapt. Sempbiu,
f~crtoIte fslsenSe: "8i iorIoo Che
gteeoIes (SpSerglnnb) 81. 1.25 6re'
BAG Den t7be Suli os fom til gtount
0eert Rcd iSog, Ssnoag ben 26oe
ser. 1890, efterat bore ieiIet $500
Wu paa 8 9nse % Az Sine. Bur
giernemiritIi9e 6art bar oItiaG 1915
0tiI / Simen; me unSerti0er 9ioroe
ot IS RiI | Sumert, unbertioen blot
10. Ere 8anae mnatte 81 ia8tne GAR
ten, ergarg paa @ruro al ct SSbicra
TO @ange poa @run6 al Saase.
Set er SO Gage, iioen Scar
large" aisif ira Ietp Oort. 8 Bette
SioSrum bar sen beisgt 3pfIanb,
9anmnrf % England. Gen bar oon'
pet $500 Wil, pPret ttIbopS | "a
Gsgn % i Saon i 80 Ge1n. Sffe ct
eneite llbeIo er inStraabt. WdIfin!.
riet bar boIbt fig Iige goot, % Stibet
funSe gaoet i Siug moriombeIit.
ga Ri iorIo0 8ortsmoutb, Gng.
Ian6, bapSe hi 1,640 Cons 9uI. Ru
bar ri 410 Cons igien, 'oa ri soo
Gperrciicn aItioa bar iorbrilgt 1880
Cons. set bill iige siernerrinitlig 1875
Cons SagIig. "aeariarge" bar fun
Stun ior 1891 Cons; men nj leg
ger en- Gel pou 9Pffet.
"Guren bar nit, at ct Sftb al ben'
ne alaSic fan oisre en- 6nrt paa oper
IS arob paa en- lang &eiie; at oct
fan Latte SEAL Tor en- "Trip pou 1000
0tiL % OF BET fan gao oUer atlanter.
buoet % aipe itg itnit meb Ell 6ienSc
meS Set lamne. "aeariarge" or ct al
Sc ppperIigite Sfibe / 8erben, % ben
bebsper life at pRre bdnge for ct RuD.
petag."
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
popultitfonferens.
DC to Saftiuner af Gartiet forlises %
fprg1cr iis isien.

De TO Sloffe Of oct populiItiife
8drti, iorn for bar ueuige, ilutteoe iig
iamuten igien pna en- aonferens, fom
bdotes | 0ertber, Colo, Sirsbag ben
2Sbe Si,lt. en- Proclamation lrOiteo'
ties meS Sormaning til Be ifilte grs'
Gre ON at fortige zig og arbeiOe / 6Gl'
IesIfab.
$ SrofIamationen beoer set. at @r.
fnring bar oiit, bpor unpttig BET er at
benoen6e fig enten til 8epublifanerne
eller 9emofraterne, "a ingen al 0isie
Barrier bill fn9ipte De populiitiife
8rinciper. 9erfor mod Eeople's
gartp, SoIfepartiet, IGgge SinO poa
@nigbeO, optrpoe iGloitGnbist os be-
itemt erflere fig tmoo at forbinoe Jig
meo nogen anoen.
8rotImndtionen lt0taler oi0ere, at
BopuIiiternes @ruroiGtninger er bel
befierbte, og at oe bar fact ct flart
l1btrpf / set ltbs0elige 9ofument, iont
~uoiteotes / Onuba Sen 46e Suli 1898.
9ette bolocr Bartlett frembeleS fait
'pe6 og frazer MI iom Sa, at Benge
alene ifal uogtpeS al Regierin8clf en-
ten / @ld0, SGp euer Gapir; at
SranSportmibIerne ifal etes al Solicit
os 6rioes al &egieringen; at Sano
ifaF eioes til Solf, iom bill BRUCE Oet,
og life til S%pefulanter % at oct mao
iorbin0res, at oct fommer / llolRn'
0ingers Senber, iomt cuoelis, at
onerifanife Sfibe ifol brtpe ameris
fanf Sanoel me0 llOlan0et u0en at
.fua en- Gent ! llnoeritsttelie al Stats.
fasien.
"Sg iom en- unben 9sr for ale efo'
nomiIfe Reformer" - Illtter Grofla'
motionen - "ntbefaler ri in0trGns
genSe ct SoGfeitpre eiennem N09ang
til I~cferen0um % Snitiatio, iamt Of
pligtforismmenbe @mbe0smGnS ifal
afiGttes."
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
NIafa.Romiteen

Ct Telegram ira gDerett, Sab,
iortGaer Iiot ON Sen al Senatet NO.
ienbtc &omite pa0 3, iom ifaI unoer.
ieae 5orboIOene / @lafo, for at &on.
a~reSicn fan bare no8et mere paoIioe,
Iigt at 6oIoe iig til eno oOerilaoiife
o. tilfPIoi8e aorreipouoancer, nanr
Sen goar igung meo at gioe 2oOe for
SET bi6til iorismtc, men mPrteli8e
Qono.
3]eIesramret ii0er, at 8oniteeu rel.
ite ira SeattIe "a til Tapion, en-
Strpfning pna 1000 Wtl, o. at Den
bleb forunbret pes at iinbe, at 2onoct
bar en- iao prRgtia CONNER. &orre.
iponSenter bar itif0ret Bet ~.noroIiJe
aloifa ION ct ugieitmiI6t @rsuIauO
meo en- ir1gtelig 8inter paa s Raa.
neGer o. Il WaoneSer uSeu Som.
mer"; men &omiteer fanbt, at 8!:.
matet REQ Gpiter og Iangs Ditfon'
TcSen er omtrent set famine ION oeS
Ruget Soun6. Roffer ca Gaie er
beoGffe0e meb ct pppigt grsrt, %
Scmmerparmen or / alaIta iom /
Iangt ipoIiserc Str63. 2ouoet ltgger
10 req Stiqebnpet 90 De seer Ell
uelsisrenbe SubflDbeIie.
Senutor 8nute NeIiun fra Winre'
iota or ReSlem al aomiteer. 90 ban
bar gicrt Ell RHfte Snsttnselier, iurr
for6auier BAN. 9feS fine 5iorSe,
Gale. 6ielSe, Sfope % fin rige @rRs'
pefit bar aInifa megeu SigbeO mr.
Roras, bpor Seuatoren bIep isSt, OF
iom ban upIig bar beisSt, IRA Sfag'
pap Ill 7auicn er Der iriist6a-t
2~anSifa6rr, bu3r ale aornio.ter far
Surtes. o. bpUr Ger er aosang til en-
lsunenee aD9sapI. Hoe Oeo apiteT
fan 5iiferi Srires / Del fore % | 81
iman. alaita er life bIot ct SuIolauo
men caiaa Ct ~agaSlano". Haar so,
miteen fommer biem 90 aiBiper liz
Snoberetning. oil SubDaneriHgen Dr.
ta1e Sart o. Bet tsr bTnoe, at alaift
bliuer JON ct npt Rorge.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Saoerfiarlieheo.

Charles Gittmon I Gbcdgo bapoe
en- onnartet SGu, 90 Bet er nu II
aar, ii6en ban iaGeNe bnm ira ~.
Den ii6itle0eu Ssu6ag Den 260e gu
Ii Sulfneoe Ssnren / Santa 5e Bart
imSer 5OrIs8et paa at bierse en- aa'
merat. Set Iptteoes bant Of bierae
aomerotert, men icIp loo ban fit Gin.
en- goliti6etient fom en- StumS 81
fer iii Gittmons GUS for at iortRIIe
5amiIien. at Ssunen bar $50. 81.
Seren af6rso BAN, inSer ban bauoe
uorettet tit 9Grtr6e. Som life mes
nosenting on BEN 8lrtteu!" ranbte
ban. Seq iageSe BAN fra mig for
IGnge iiSen, % ieg brpr mig life ON
at bsre, bpab ban MI bar eiort. "
0ermeO Iufte6e ban Gsren igien.
RanSag ben 27Se bIeo han mo-
faI6t for at pioue peb 6oroners Sn.
qlieit, % bo ban fif bore, buorleoes
Ssrnen baoSe tiprpet for at reSoe
en- aamerats 2ip. bsspnSte ban q,
tPnfe. al Der maatte bare roSet goS.
/ 8utten aaiseSeI. "&nnife ies gior'
Se en- Sell ueo at iase BAN ira SRm.
met. San par fauife life iaa Iet. iom
ieg tRntte. Seq nil siOe Sen Spreis'
ming. jes fan"
~1et er life nsSoenSig." ptreos
Ieputp Coroner 9uer. "Ee oso. Al
Gountpet bill isrse for Siact."
"SoorleSes SeiY"
"aa. man oil enten besrabe BAN
yaa 5nttigfirtesaarSeH eaer fenSt
BAN til Ct rtesicinf College. huor bar
uil bite isnSerlermet. I intet Iii,
fgIbe bill Set foite Gem Ell Gent
"Sei, rei!~ raa6te 6aocren. iSc'
5aarsrne itrsumeoe neSeber bans
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Neutrality-suspicious.

Zen geoIoGiife SpmnoTirg bar al.
Qioet en- SnSbcrctrirg, Tom bier. al
BroSutitonen al Gsialt o. bttmltrBs
Stcr beIsb fig I'll 63.t34 Sbort Cons
/ 1901 C8rrSi $685.. 365) o. til 90.
$50 Sbort Cons / 1902 Wrrot
S677 500. PIT gprSten / 1902 life
Iteq I iafHme TorboIo ion Gpuntite.
ten. hoa0e i'm 8ruuo /, at ser prCou'
cereSes en- TOR WRugSe bitrtmirssI
Sanbitsn. RrcSltftiOnen af fIp0erSe
asfalt, Tom o~Ltidurreu fCmmer fra
California, bar / 1901 $500 Sbort
Toms. men Iant / 1902 til 1905
Effort Cons. groSuftioner az asfrtt
UNDER Gensrinq nf Die beIs5 fla |
1909 til 16.O27 Short Cons, IRA
l(SlorSet inSfsrtr8 / 1902 t53.O93
9ons Cons WPrSt 1892 G0N mcb
1883 Gong Cons ! 1901 8TrSi
S553.47S.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Nrbeiosfolf forener fig.

st Telegram fra Chicago meOOeIer,
of Der er en- Itolig 9eppgelie inOen
9DenS forificaige ar~beiosgrene. Won
~il1tter Jig iolnn,en og iamIer BenBe
til ct iSor0, ION ifal onpen0eS iii
6orioor % Ingreb. Get er bIeoet
ns0oenOig at itoa pon &ngt moo Or.
Observation-Disclosures, % Oesuoen ptl
man gaa til Netten ior at faa "Sn'
functions" .opleite. Gbica8o 6c6era.
ton Of 2obor bar biiaIbt SeoGgeIien.
6slgenoc SomIog cr ~itiitet: She
Steom 8omer Council, omiattenOc
ale, iom frcmbringer 0ampfroft. Oct
isger at bringc auIfiererne tilbage til
i'm 6oreninJ, % set far pGret bet0ig
nof til at niirttc Sc gnbcOsmGno,
JON par imco Set.
Dc forifieligc 8rene al NetaIar.
betGerprofeSiionen er ianllct / Sbe
Hatioral 9tetGl GraOes Council meS
&ope0tparter / @aibington.
5conitcrS anO Sreig5t Sanders
fonmer piitrpf til at lutte Jig iam'
men pna Set Wsoe, iom nPIte llge ifal
boINeS / Niogora Sails, q. 9.
5be Chipping SraOes Council CT
mrOer SpieiIing. Gautel RihmonO.
iom er International SreItbent for
3hc Railroao GIerfs' organization,
or6eioer for GanneIien Oerai. Sern'
boneiiouerne ifal pGre me0.
Che Rarine Council er ilt oac
@an0et. Get ifal omiurte ole 8renC
al Ssiarten.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
en- Riaion Cellars. Ratien nofser

tl 0tttIV| ~SAAlSs %hAtiNN boANSh
eoSt.
Soma - 8eiret bar / set belle tsrt
% parmt. Store Mrrg0er al So. err
i~nSbierget, % oct faarue 8orn er /
Sen beOite 6oriatning. SrSbsItnin.
gen er omtrent f9rbig % Sreifnir,
gen begpnSt | BEN isrore Del al Stu
ten. s Bert nurSiee 8es er Srobsit.
ninset langt frentffreoet, % oct for.
IpNer, at SoeSets og Soorens apuIi.
tet er beSre, END man tr3tfte. Mai.
len eisr iuu1ffe Sremfri0t; men Se
ipolige e9re trG7tger mere Rcgn.
Horo 0dfota - 8egnifire faIbt
meset uiepnt % forbeSreSe @reher
paa De Steber, fonr fit goSt Of benz.
SoeSen fpIbes bel og moSres fort;
men ben ier fGeiu no. Ratien thar
life rnrt. Ssbsiten bIeo ! Mmitoe.
ligbeO tpto.
Neord1ta - ugen odr tor % odrrt,
sunItie for S%sbiergning, SrSbSitntns
al &orn og SrGifine. G~trterboeOet
oe6bItOer at gipe minSre e,to paares.
net, o. @~aarbbeoer er heller life ror.
Maiien oofser burtig, men nebSoer nj
Tegu / Sc ipSIige Goirntpcr.
aanias - SnobsItnirgen al @rn-
terboe0e er tiIcroebro9t / GIt % rtr.
item set irnme / Geit. Srrifrtnger
bier, at glpIinget er betpoeIig %
&oaIiteten goo. Iaiieu ifpSer &olber
% er / en- fritiif StIitonS; men Ben
oofaer 9oot / git oa Nor6 % bar life
to9et ipnOerlig Sfaoe / SpS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Saeer Pennepin.

aiosoe Sacob GieIbe, Sen isrite
giaeobuggcr al Rang. iom boiotte it1
/ minneapolis. eiterlob itg eli Stotue
al ToSer Serneptn, O~pba8erer al Ct.
Gntbonp Sails. % MI er Der GoIc ON
at icnSc cen til "Gbe 8eitern Sail OF
Some, ION ifol oprrttea / 6orbtnoeI'
ie meb Ct. 2ouis. ltSItiaineen / 1904.
SpiS Stntuen ielo life fam ienoe8,
bsr man iaIiolo ubItiae 5otografter al
6er % iGlge ioohanne.
HjelSe BAR rorff o. bsbe urtg, ga.
ser Senne9iu" par bans ftbite arbet.
Sc, % aienbcre tiger berom, at BET er
iao goot 8iort, at man oanifcIi8 fan
tGrfe fig ct bc6re.