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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
ONE OF "cHAlL ouIDs- COMING BACK

Charles Allen, who. with Joe Killoran and Henry
Russell, caused Sheriff Tamssn in Ludlow street
JAIL to sxclaim Der chail is ouidP' Is passenger
on the Majestic, which viii reach port to-day. He
Is accompanied by deputy United States marshal
from Springfield. who is acting his travelling
companion. Allen fled to England. where he was
convicted or burglary and sent Newgate FOR five
yehrs, The federal authorities learned OF his
Hwheteabouts, and when he discharged few
DAYS ago ne found deputy United States marshal
waiting Tor him with extradition papers Allen
postoiiiee there In 1895. NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
GOVERNOR EXPECTS FEW CHANGES
He Thinks the Last Assembly Committee
Chairmen Will Be Reappointed.

Albany, Dec. 5o.-Goverror Oden laughed this
morning when shown the list Of Assembly COM
mittee ehairmen sent out from New-York He
said;
suppose there Will he very few changes IN the
COMMITTEES chairmen I'm Tire Assembly this ses-
sion / expect 10 the men who SERVED so
.sithfolly and efficiently last year reappointed TO
senstor Raines. who called on the Governor to-
"aF' salo there would he no important changes ~
any IN the Senate committees. last years an
q the present session " "1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
BIG SCANDAL FOR GLOUCESTER.

my TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
Gloucester, n. j., Dec. S0-George C. Wynkoop,
the only Republican member OF the present City
Council of this city. promises to spring a sensa-
ton when the council organizes on New
Years Day. He says that there evidences
Of gross irregularities in the financial affairs OF
city and at the meeting OF the body last night
he produced a tax bill for which receipt had been
given The property involved. nevertheless, had
been placed on the delinquent list, while account
of the money appears in any OF the city accounts
He says there many similar cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

Commissioner of Public Works; George II. Scan
nell. for Superintendent of Highways; Matthew
r. Donohue, for Superintendent or Sewers.
The Office of Superintendent OF Buildings IS
stfli open. Timothy Mahoney is not likely 10
get it. II is understood that Thomas j. Dunn.
leader OF the XVIII, who was backing Mr..
Mahonev will select younger man and present
his name to Mr. Ahearn to-day. For the place now
held by William II. Walker, superintendent or
Public Buildings and Offices there were a num-
her of candidates. MT Walker. who is Shee-
han man is a candidate himself. II he gets IL,
he will be the only Sheehan man TO get any
thing under the Mcclellan Murphy administra-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
WOMAN DECLARED INSANE.

Cleveland, Dec. SO-Miss Julia Kicks. who some
time ago created sensation in New-YorI1 by de-
manding a large sum OF money from Mrs MAY
Harrington Stallo formerly the wife of Dan r.
Hanna. to-day adjudged insane by Acting
Probate Judge Schwab. and committed TO the
State Asylum for the Insane at Newburg. Miss
Kicks is twenty-five years old. and exceptionally
handsome. Disappointment In a love affair is said
TO have caused her mental arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

from c. NJ Remey an architect. OF washington
The boxes containing the models will not De openeo
until the next meeting OF the trustees.
The time limit for the submission of plans ex-
pires on Friday, and many drawings are coming
into the office. About twenty have been received
in the last few days from well known artists and
architects throughout the country. some Of whom
are sending additional plans. It Is said that no
meeting of the trustees OF the Mckinley Memorial
Association will be held until the COMMITTEES on
designs. which appointed at the last session IN
Washington reports As the plans nearly al
in Canton, the meeting may be held here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
ATTACK OF THE BENDS" FATAL.

After suffering great pain IN the Gouverneur Hos
pital George Ashton. of e-hundred-and-sixty-
third-st and Third-ave.. who was taken TO the in
stitution Tuesday night suffering from "caisson
disease what is commonly known as the
bends" died there yesterday
Ashton had been employed TO dig at the Man
haitian Bridge caisson at Pike-st. and he had been
subjected to atmospheric pressure OF forty-fve
pounds to the square inch. three times the normal
pressure. When taken to the hospital he fought
like wild man. His legs were paralyzed and his
hearing almost gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
PLATT MEN CALL IT A VICTORY.
Election of Alderman Ware as XXIXth Dis
trict Leader Instead Of Senator Elsberg.

Alderman Franklin B. Ware. OF the 5CXIXth Dis
trict. has been elected Republican leader OF the
district 10 succeed Alexander T. Mason. Mr.. Mason
has wished for some time 10 retire. He wanted to
name his SUCCESSOR however. and II said that
Senator E1sberg was his choice The election OF
Ware is considered defeat for the Mason lsberg
Lauterbach element in the District E1sberg is an
open Zoe OF Senator Plat. and tina election Of Tare
IS considered victory for the Plat forces 81 he
district. II is said that the anti-PlA6t In
district viii oppose Ware at the next primary II
Is candidate for reelection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
GOVERNOR opELus cALLERs

Albany. Dec. Ex-Governor OdeII had large num-
Der OF callers to-day. Among those in Republican
politics were State Senators Wilcox and W T
Brown, p w. Cullinsn. Excise Commissioner: ]
\. Parker OF schenectady. division superintendent
OF The canal; Postmaster J. II. Callahan OF sebe
neclady: ex-senator Hobart Krum OF Schoharie.
James 3 Parker, the recently elected washington
county Assemblyman; Assemblyman Wemple NJ
t5. STATE commltteeman Baker
County. and It. d. Kilburn. superintendent Of
Banking. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
ANOTHER LAND FRAUD INDICTMENT.
Washington District Attorney Refuses 70
Give Name, Fearing an Escape.

Washington. Dec. sO.-Ths grand Jury OF tho Dss-
trict has returned indictment against person
whose is withheld. for fraud committed IN
connection with the Illegal acquisitions OF land in
the West. The case has been under investigation
for some months. The District Attorneys ONCE
refused all information about the indictment, on
the ground that it might interfere with the arrest
or the person indicted which is TO be made
possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
APPEAL FOR BROOKLYN CHARITIES

500 with which TO keep at Liberty, N Y. n
young man who has tuberculosis. His mother. out
of hard earned savings has been keeping him
there for some time. but her savings are now
exhausted. and the physicians strongly advise his
remaining there few months longer TO secure
recovery. He Is OF high character and NAV ba
relied upon TO do everything he can for himself
but is not yet able TO work
Contributions should be to the central offica
OF the bureau. No 60 Schermerhorn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
TUNNEL RIDE FOR NEW MAYOR.
Report That City Officials Will Be J. B
MeDonalds Guests Tomorrow.

It said last night in Tammany circles
that one of the features of the ceremonies at
tendant On the seating of Mayor Mcclellan to-
morrow would be trip through the completed
portions of the rapid transit subway. personally
conducted by John B. Mcdonald. for the
Mayor and the city officials he has appointed
The trip. 1t was said would be made at the end
Of the ceremonies in the City Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
CHINESE ACTOR DIES IN HOSPITAL
Thought He Got Pneumonia from Exposure
in Seven Hour Act.

Chu Quon. forty-four years Old OF No. 10 Chatham
Square, an actor in the Chinese Theatre in Doyers-
ST.. died in the Hudson Street Hospital yesterday
from pneumonia. He had been taken there at mid
night To the receiving clerk. Mr.. Toren the only
actor said he believed the cause of his illness MAS
exposure on the stage. where his acts lasted SIX
seven hours at a time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
TOM L. Joa4soN CAN'T COME.

Mayor Tom L. Johnson OF Cleveland is not COM
ing 10 attend the Mcclellan dinner on Monday
night at Sherry's. at which ex-President Cleveland
IS to be the principal speaker He told the dinner
committee yesterday that it would be impossible
for him to attend account OF his duties as Mayor
OF Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
CONFIDENT Mr.. GARTH IS DEAD.

Galveston. Tex. Dec. 3o.-There appears TO aszpo
ground for the telegram sent to New-York that
G. w. Garth was seen here on Saturday night
Captain Evans. of the steamer Denver and TEt7nas
Lawson, both think he jumped overheard. II is
understood that employe on the Denver declares
he has some information which he will give out
on reaching New-York. The substance of this is
understood to be that he would not be surprised II
Garth had concealed himself on the shin Eugene
T. Jones, of Memphis. uncle OF AIR. Garth arrived
here to-day. He investigated and is satisfied Mr.
Garth IS dead. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
THE GOVERNORS VISIT.

Albany. Dec. 30-Governor Odell announced
at 10 O'Clock tonight that he would go to New
York at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning. He
said some private business called him. and he
would see Senator Plat IN the course OF the
dav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
M'KINLEY MEMORIAL DESIGNS.
1--WE Plaster Models Received at Canton
Time for Submission Expires Tomorrow

Canton, Ohio Dec. So-Two plaster n,oda, das,a-,.
lot the Mckinley monument. one weighing a half
ION and the other 800 pounds were received ar the
local office OF the. National Mckinley Memorial AS
soetauoh to-day. The larger one was from Pardee
d Short architects. of New-York. and tha 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
EXPRESS AGENT WAYLAID.
Found by the Roadside Unconscious
Robbed of More Than $500.

Rockville. Conn, Dec. SO.-wnliam H Bowling
local agent Of the Adams Express Company. was
robbed and assaulted by two men early todav
tween 500 and $500 was taken from him Dovrji,N,
was found by the side OF the road uncon soions
bruises bodv N e'-N many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
DAWSON FOR GOVERNOR OF W. VA
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRr

Wheeling. ". Va. Dec SO.-WiIliann Mercer Owens
Dawson OF Charleston. has been decided upon by
the organization OF this State as the Republican
nominee for the next Governor OF West Virginia
Dawson has Just returned from Washington, where
he has been tn conference with Senator Elk!nA
The other Republican candidates were c. p. DOrr,
OF Webster Sprlnss. and q. ~. IeeLer, OF Phillppl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
COLONEL J. M GUFFEY FOR CHAIRMAN.
Slated, Pennsylvanians Say, for Heal of the
National Democratic Committee.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune ]

Pittsburg, Dec. 30-George S. Fleming, a local
Democrat, who IS close TO Colonel J. n. GuRey,
said to-day:
Colonel Guffey will go into the Democratic Ma
tonal Convention with a solid delegation from
pennsylvania am IN position TO know that sew
eral other States will support him. There is no
doubt he will be the next chairman OF the National
Democratic Committee"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1904. OUT TO-DAY. SEE
SIXTH PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1904. OUT TO-DAY. So
SIXTH PAGE.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
De norife Stiferier.

SronDbiem, 30te Wtarts. Src
Sromse melOes, of Snmpbaaoene oe
Storifstterne Gar fiifet meeet go6t pao
0taImgSgrunOen % SpenoSgrnnoen
De ire iiOite 1uge al iorIsbne, llge.
0ampbanoene inSbragte ira 5000 I'll
benpeS 5000 6iif pr. Sttb 2srOag.
Sgiaa longs oen eurige apit al
Sromse Amt bar man | Den it0Ite SiS
ftifet goSt. 6iifen er i De ii0ite Gage
ipIoigere, men Seuereu er fremoeles
u~brugbar iii SanSelSuare,
Soag teleinneres ira 6oien | Ssn-
ore Sron0bi, , amt, at Siifet bar
iluaet meget soOt til i Soften I forrlge
llge. Snsrebaa0ene inbfom laiteoe.
Gu RuSiefcbbe toges cgioa, 9eret'
uinqerne n~orOeuira Ipoer paa bebre
SiIfc % porenOe 6iifeIpugoe. Der
antaeeS at prre ct Spii9 ueo Bitten.
@aorIiIoen bar life pitt fig paa
Ssnomsre, % oct er oerior at pente,
at gauritISftifet mart bill aiiliitteS. 5
9[pril RaaneS inaeS iieloen nogen be.
nbeIia Gilbert al Saipnens llbbptte,
Si0til er Ser / SsnSre ganriiIooiitrift
cptaget 100000 &aal 8aruiiIb. %
fun en- llbetpoeIisbeo paa 250 Raal
iiIfcSes i iorriae llse. af RotiiIo Der.
impo blep 5000 Manl optogei, tiSl;.
aere optaget er $4,000 Maal iaa Si.
itriftctS iamleoe 6au9lt bIioer 235, 900
@saal. ! 0orore Siitrift iiifcOeS Ell.
Sci ue0 9uIanSet / iiSite ~laapeliom
ioreaaaenoe llee. % Giitriftets Saug't
uoaier ri $4,000 DfaaI @arnitlo %
10000 MsaaI 9otiilb.
Sptalfpnntim for iaor ioarer tent
melig nsio9tia iii 6orbolSet 1901
ca 1902. ION Oct nil ices al ~islgeaoe:
1901 pr. Site Rdrts; $4,000 0saal;
1902 pr. 3tte Marts; $4,000 RaaI;
1903 pr. 2Soe Quarts: 293, 900 Maal.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

& Ruruffu berifer ser rof etSnu
rogen llro. en- oprprit Dtaureritom.
me bar ioaIeOes npIi9 crobret Sort.
ningeu 6rojauo. De iprGn0te u0 ct
Gtpffe uf 0htrcn me0 TDnamit, %
giennem Senre Iabning trGt8te Be
inS i 6ritniugcn. 80 Mcnigc % en-
Officer 6Ico OrUht pes grpIo'loren %
&eiten al 81nlIioncn II98teoe in0 pao
ipanif SerrItoril,m,
- Sra IuHlicr m~coHe,e$, at Slll'
tanen MI toIocr Qao At orifcotQe ale
@uroppere, Der bar oprct nnilt / bans
Sieneitc, meO llnStogcIic al General
Cir Sarrp Rc@clu, Ser or Gbei ior
SnItanen& 2ipplr0s; han oil uiimof
5eroCo life oIene re00e IN Grore, men
ogiaa beirite i'm Qta2t oo~crboOeOcl
en- al Aarid9erHc til Den 5itrc MOB.
itano mob SuItarcn bar nem,iB oGrct
bans Sil5eieIisbe0 I'll at oqtrTNG pla
eltropuiif 0iS % til N omat2c ij8 mco
GuropGere, iprIil ! melt i~uHiIuoeIie&s
riee Stan8er. Icttc har hans Tolt
feet IfiRDt hi, % Bette fol o8ioa bare
bGrct 9toti0ct for &u 9amara5 Heia'
ming, Ser NOR bao0c bIct Sultaner Tor
mR9tig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Sonbet pad4 eiie.
Jraufrises 9r9iibemt pil beipge be
afrifanife aplonirr.
stmSet gast fra noIanOet.

0rpiihent 2cnbet began iis Soa-
ffeSna poa ReiIe til GIgier leoiaset
al ct itort % fint 5dae, SertbIanot
Ilbeariasminiitcr GeIcosie, Warint.
niTfer 8enetan, Senotets Srrifoent
ca en- BEL Gel Senotorer og Geplte-
reSe. Riniiterhef Goutbes % De 90
ride Riniitre nroa oerimoo bore
biemme ca boTNe Stpr paa De fatolite
GloiterorScuer. @eo InfomIten til
aPorfeiaes Sen n9ite Gag bIeu SrG'
iiSeutcu % bans 6eIgc moStaget
1neo o~oerorSentIig Stnts. Oct on.
iIaaes, at 100000 Geriorer bar Jam.
lei ! re 8oSar, Sptogct brog t8ien'
renr. unoec G~rocesiiorer fit en- Slot
SociaIiiter % andre misiorncieSe
iItans en- 9eu1onitrotion, Ser enote
meb SIagsmauI og SptSier; Ter
geonS bTep inaret 90 flere Bier are
fteret. 9aeens @lorsrurner nar
en- ~itorartet 9anfet poa gsrien, o9
ON gftsnen, ba belle gpen par illu'
minpret, GAP 8rriioeuten Souper for
gnens artoriteter % Rota6eliteter.
@tItopen al Warieiaes logbe mo ct
aobt Orb FOR 9peus SrGiteifab, og
8rGiioenten ipareoe meget Diploma.
tiff, Of airfen opientlig babe en-
Srebens, groberifabetS og 5or'onin'
gems Iisiipu, % buiS ben ~trofaite
boIbt ia ill Sisie Spgoper, paubt Sen
ole aooe 9or9eres Reipett 90 IgteI'
&c. - S Sirsbaes git Grriioenten
meS Sslee omborb paa Den npe tran'
ife 8onierfrpoier "Seoune o'Ire" %
iatte 4urien for IIeier.
9ernc 8rniibentent 2oubetS
llSFuet til airifn tilGageS itor oi'
plomatiF 8etpouina. Oct er nem'
Zig ferite Sang, itOen @apolecr ben
3SieS Gage, at ct iranit Soerbopeo
bar oiIagt o~fficieIt 9eieg / aIgier.
2oubet oiI M trGfie life oIsne Sepen
al Cunts, men Der bill oaiaa Bit fOgt
arrangeret et Ws0e meQem Soubst
% SuItunen al Moroffo.' England,
StaIien oa RuSIauo bar ogioa peo
oenne InIeSning oiit 2oitbet en- ub'
iset SpmprfiombeS, ibet De boer
iigr bar ienSt Ell Gifabre al arigS'
ifibe til Msier forat iaIutere 6ranf.
RIGGS 8~rrfiSent ueO 2anOitigninsen
paa oirifanif Serb. 9oubet biz op.
boIbe iig | IIsier inbtil 26oe Slpril,
ga ban nenber Biem tibsnof forat
funne mobtage Song @oparb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

iom ban | Marenes SO bapbe briibe-
piet; b~poribIon6t Brof. BergsIano o.
RnItor W. q. @anien.
20 al Gtiibenterne peo Neo
Using, Sofef SOiefien % Senrp DR.
noIo, bar bnDt ben Gorg at mite lin
Gnber for en- fort Tio iioen.
Gtuocnt s. M. ggif bar antn-
get aaIS ira 8iom Proirie og glom
Irairie Sri Wenigbeo, Toronto, Spo
9afota.
- Eaitor q. 6. Softer er irenSe.
leg ipag umeno Iiot til 6~orbenring;
bans Siiitru bar osiaa iamtioig pG.
ret ipg.
- Stitoent Monnefs er al Snors.
misiionsbeitpreIien faIbt til Wis.
iionsprsit for Ga Crosse, Baibingtca
og Smesn.
Gaitorerte 4ernig os 2sbre bar
nplis paa ct Misiionsbeisg ! gap
Gitp, Seras, boor be pr9oifeoe for en-
Gel norife 5aniIer ! BEN ipenife au.
guiana Strife.
- Serglis Sals, Minn., snifer en-
eser iaitboenbe Brett. Ge to BreIter,
iom bipIper meo getieninseu, nemlis
&enoabl og Sobnien, Dor BEN enc s
ben an0en 8 WenigbeOer at b%etiene,
iaa Def er umuligt, at 0tenigbeben !
Sereiis Sails fan faa bet tilbsrli5e
EiIipn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Gr rGb gmerifa.

tyr rGo grncrttn. - Tn ttterflafto'
nal 2anobruasfougreS aobreoeS
ManSogS / Rom / R9ropr al Oct ita.
lienife aongepar. Smtrcnt 1900
0eItogerc ira forifiellise Sanbe babe
iuoiunSet Jig. Oct oistigite, iofn
biStiI er iore9naet paa berne &onsres
er 6remIHggeIien al ct 5orilag fra
Sgiferen 8reo BON Sbperin 2oetpit
ON en- Slogs Soerensfomit meIlem De
forifieai9e eltropGiife 2anbe, iaaleoe3
at Sc oeo ct fombineret Spitem al
9efptteIie&toIS fan beifptte line 2ano'
brltgSintereSier imoO omerifouif Son'
~furrancc. amerifa bar forreIten j
6oriIuget omifreoet meb ~"uperisiife
2Gu0e". Get ifltISe oItiao efter Gre
pen8 6oriIog BIZ ct SIagS europGiif
G~oIoiorbrtno / Set giemeO at boise
omerifnrifc 2onobrugsprooufter noe
- hoiIfet bel tltrNe BIZ en- roget inS.
pifIet Gffpre at foo iitonb, forot 6or'
boL0ene / Sc forifPIlige citroppiite
Gamble er ioo beiit uIigc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
"aaiier 8ilbeIm H."

OtutlbA ~SAutim ~. DSh HDS
tpife Observation-Disclosures a~ireiite |
SirsSagS ira gremerbnoen paa lin
fprite Cur til Rew gorf. Won er
meget ipenbt paa lloioIbet al oeune
fprite Reiie, ba man bar iom en- Sor.
mpniug ON, at bpis geiret blir gun.
itigt, iaa biz berue npe Camper iGtte
ueo GeforSen for Ben burtigite Reiie
oper atlanterbnpet til uuocr 5 8sgu.
Sfihet ifol nemlig bore ben met
bltrtigaaaenbe 8nmper, Der ilpber
paa Snoet. gIanot Sfibets Basia-
gerer er ben bersmte siterrigife aGee
Or. 2orens, ser fommer til Chicago
/ ems sGrinbe forat tage 8ibsbanoa.
gen al armourS lille 9atter, iom
6au / 6iorbsit bebanoIebe for en- Sol.
tefeil.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

s giterrise bar Sfesierineen for.
nuitaItet en- 4euiiion at Genioratet at
SfneipiI; Der fol oprettes en- Gen.
iurfomite paa ire meSIemmer, boor.
al Ben enc ifaI bore en- oifentIia Gm.
beSsmaro, BEN onoen en- Siiriit %
Sen treble en- Wtanb Der fo%ritnar
iig pao bramotiife Eager. 90 Sisie
FIRE fol ii6Se tiIbcms oper ale rem.
iereoe Sfueipil, men Sc forbpSes no.
trpffeIig at ~Sigte ON" iIette Glue
ipil pea eaen Saanb, be ifaI blot
foreiInu Sorfatteren De SoranSrin.
ger, De ftnber poafrGoet. % ba TO
al De ire 19nb er Regierfngns SoIf,
bar De Sromotiife Soriottere | Otter.
RIG @runb til at pente Jig ct parbi.
iuIOt WeoorbeiOerfab.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
@alarctten / Epcriar.

~uAbANA'Nh ~SNAAH| SNlA'AN'NNN'F
~iteriet bar unorOnet i InleNnirg al
8lonerne ON ll6oiOelie al Stermueret.
ten, al Ser ifaI ~inobeute8 en- RGffe ito.
%tiItiite C~pIpsuinecr. 0IlnSt nroet
IfaI ieges opIpit: TeIS buor mango
Ruro ooer % Aar, ser iau0teS peb
llogaHaen al gur 1900, Sel$ boor
mango al Oi8ic Ser paa @rmo al
JattigSom % SpgSom par iritagne
Tor at betale "APauStulSIfot" % en-.
oeIig hpor mango Der pe0 llNgongen
al Auguit Waane0 1900 life bapOe be.
talt Sc / Sebet al 0ct forcnooeuSc gar
foridIonr StatSifatter / iiNite SiliGI.
Be ital iGrIia i0aes oplpit bp0r man.
&c al Gem Der fun itltIoe bapc betalt
perionIige Sfatter, % boor mango
Der tiaiae ihiI6e booe betaIt Stat al
iait @ienOom eler SuOtomit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Sobu Wurlcp, BEN irIfe goIitifer

JpVu utpiiSUf uSA llIlS fOliAilll,
boISt iorleoeu | 2onbou ct Sorebrag
ON ben me irife 2aublop, % bocri
ban fit g%rleoning til at iige 8egie.
riltgen mango minSre bebagelige
aompIimenter. San erfl9reoe, at
oenne Sanblop bal ell Snbrsmmelie
fra &egierinsens SIDE al at benS
irife 8oIitif bibtil bar pGret belt
bort / 89ggene, San pentebe fife, at
Sarobeoens grfienbelie iflIbe fom'
ME ober ben engelFfe &egiering iaa
Iterft, at BEN bIep omuenot I'll Some
Rule, for ban troeoe life, ben baooe
ct flarere 9eareb ON Some &ule mi,
eno Den for 6 Maaneber iioen boooe
ON oenne 2anblop. Baa Den anben
SIDE iaa ban BOG / SrerneS grbper'
oeIie al Den irife Soro ct Iaugt Sfriot
benimoo belt % fuIbt Seluitpre for
Srlano.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
SugSuS Scrnbunefompaui e

organiieret meb en- %9lttietapitaI al 3
geiaipner Collars. gugIano. Tpif.
LAMB 90 6ranfrige par ! 6orueiell
bIei euige ON Of bare Iige Gel I ga.
mems aontroI, og ale tire 2nube CT
re%prGjenteret / Somponiets @cItg.
relie, Der ifal bare tit SopeOiGse
aonitantin0peI. Tets 5ormnnO er
grt5ur 8Uinner, en- al Gireftercrre
for 9eutides @onf / Berlin, % Set
par ogian SpIfere, iom If aorccs.
iion pna 9onenS anIRg. Ieuue Bag,
SaO6nne er en- 9orn | 2iet paa HliS'
Iau6. Der irbgter, at SpiflaHO % Ill
beis osina GHgIano oil iaa iot flor
Snoap0eIie ! 9eriiea-