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The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
TIE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Levee Convention Called to Assemble
In New Orleans on Thursday.
October 20 Next.
The Cali Issued by Charles +. Scott,
Of Rosedale, Mississippi, Presi-
u.n dent. .es tA.-InterstaR ni1Sis"ippi
RivSr r1npfovensnt and Levee
u Aa~Ae = aatsont h. += HI

Rosedale, Miss, July 15.-Charles A.
Scott, president of the Interstate Mis-
sissippi River improvement and Levee
associat ton, has called a levee conven-
tion and also q meeting of his associa-
ton, to convene in New Orleans, on
Thursday, October 20.
The call requests the appointment
of ''such number of delegates as they
may deem best" by:
1. The governors of all states with
in the Mississippi valley whose lands
. in whole or in part, are at times in
undated by the waters of the Missis-
sippi river or any of it's tributaries.
2. All towns and cities situated
within The territory just mentioned.
3. All other towns and cities
throughout the country having i'm"
portant commercial or financial rela-
tions with the people residing in the
alluvial sections of the Mississippi
river and it's tributaries and who
favor the levee system and liberal ap-
preparations by the general govern
nent for its earl betterment and ul-
innate perfection.
4. The boards of trade and cham
| bers of commerce of all such towns
and cities.
| S. All steamboat lines plying the
waters of the Mississippi river or any
of its tributaries.
| 6. All railroads whose lines are
wholly or partially located within the
| alluvial sections already mentioned.
Z. All levee organizations through
! ont tho valley
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
CONDITION OF THE CROPS
Recent Hot Weather Has Been OF
Advantage, But the Growing
- Crops Need Rain.

Washington, July 16.-Crop condi-
Washington, July 15.-Crop condi-
tions in the middle west and south
west were improved greatly by the
warm weather of last week. In many
sections, however, rain is needed bad
ly for corn and the other growing
crops.
The rainfall of the week was light
and scattered. Missouri, southern IL
liuois, western Texas and the lower
Ohio valley are in need of moisture.
Corn has made a splendid growth
everywhere and is much improved,
though it is generally backward for
this season of the year, owing to late
start. In the south much of the crop
has been laid by, whilo in the north
some of it has begun to tassel.
The weather has been ideal for har-
vesting, and the work is generally
completed, except in the more north
ern states and in some sections OF
Kansas, where the farmers have been
unable to procure hands. Threshing
is in progress and the reports gener-
ally indicate light yield.
Oat harvesting is progressing rapid
ly in Missouri, Illinois, Iowa and sur
rounding states, where much damage
is reported because of rust. Com
plants of lodging are heard in South
Dakota and southern Minnesota. In
some of the northern states the croI
is thin and heading short.
Throughout the cotton belt there
has been a general improvement il
cotton, which has made a vigorou.
growth. There is, however, a genera.
complaint of grassy fields in Texas
| and in some sections talk of boil wee
vii, though the injury from thi'
! source will be less than was expected
from earlier reports.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
THE CUDGEL AND THE CAT.
Two OF the Hardest Remnants OF
Barbarian I'm Russia to
he Abolished.

St. Petersburg, July 15.-The Bir-
cheyia Viedomosti says: The czar has
abolished the hardest remnants OF the
barbarous punishment OF former
times, namely castigation, and pun
ishment by flogging with the CATO
nine-tails, claiming to the car and
shaving the head, which we're still
inflicted for certain offenses OF per-
sons exiled to penal settlements or to
the mines. Castigation with CATO
nine tails, and even with cudgels, not
infrequently resulted in death, and
was one of the harshest forms of the
death penalty, being death by tor
ture. Only the most hardest prison
administrators could stand the ter
rible sight of the death of human be-
ings under the measured blows of the
cat-o-nine tails.''
The cudgel and the "cat" are re-
placed in the new statute, says the
newspaper, by prolongation of term
or by sanitary confinement up to 100
days. bread and water, except every
third day,when hot food will be served
at one meal. The abolition of the
cudgel and ''cat'' dies not, however,
mean the abolition of corporal pun
ihsment with birdn rods, up to 400
blows, ''fcr offenses and misde-
| meanors,' according to authority
and the matter is left entirely to the
discretion ct the prison authorizes
/
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE.
Arrival of the United States Com-
nafssioners I'm Berlin-Recetved
by DR.. Won Muehlberg.

Berlin, July 15.-The United States
International Exchange commission
arrived here Tuesday from The
Hague and was received, Wednesday,,
by the under secretary for foreign af-
fairs, DIR. Won Muehlberg. The Ger
man newspapers have hitherto mani
tested verey little interest in the
commission. All the expressions on
the subject indicate the belief that
the American propositions are i'm
practicable.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
T.. II. WALLACE ARRESTED.
London Police Seem to .Vhtnk He
Knows Something About the
Murder Of His Wife.

London, July Isl. H. Wallace
formerly secretary of the late s'r
Francis Cook, who recently achieved
great notoriety here in connection
with his suits for libel against Lady
Cook, formerly Miss Tennie c. Claf-
lin, of New York;, has been arrested
in connection with the mysterious
death of his wife. She was found
dead in their fiat, while Wallace was
discovered lying ON the floor with his
throat cut.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
LIGHTNING AT OYSTER BAY.
The Electric Fluid Cav0rtfnS
Around the Summer Home Of
Presfdeut Roosevelt.

New York, July 15.-During Sc
we're electrical storm, accompanied by
hail, wind and rain, which visited OyS-
ter Bay, Long Island, the summer
home of President Roosevelt, bolt
of lightning hit the Thompson cot
tage, where Assistant Secretary
Barnes is staying. Mr.. Barnes was at
his office at the time. James Thomp-.
son, owner of the cottage, received a
severe shock. An Italian laborer out
side also was prostrated. Many trees
in the vicinity were splintered by
lightning.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
A PARK LAGOON MYSTERY.
The Missing Body Of a Woman and
q Marked Passage From Byron
Form the Combination.

Chicago, July 15.-A marked pas
sage from Byron dealing with the
sweetness of death, together with
fragment of a love letter and two
photographs. contribute to a mystery
which is hidden by the Jackson Park
lagoon until the lake draggers finish
their dragging of the water. The
probable drowning came to the at
tention of the police through tele-
phone message from a man who re-
fused to reveal his name.
Zone of my servants, while walk
ing through the park, saw the body
of a woman floating in the water at
the edge of the wooded island,' he
said: "She was so frightened that she
returned home at once without noti-
flying the park authorities.
A search of the wooded island and
the vicinity revealed no body, but an
empty row boat was found floating
near the bank.
Floating in the water near the drift
ing boat was a book of poems by
Bryon.
Inside the book were the two pho
tographs, one of them-that OF man
bearing this inscription:
MY darling Lottie: For your lock
ct, opposite your own dear self. Vic
tor
The other photograph was of pret'
tv Young woman, and written across
the back are the words "Lottie Ere
mont
The picture of the man was taken
! in New York.
The boat had been hired last night
by man and>a young woman, the
latter being described as styllsh19
| dressed and pretty.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
TIE COURTS TOO SLOW.
A Kentucky Mob Forces the jail At
Flemingsburg and Hangs
William Thacker.
The vlcIum WAS 4 WHITE MURDERER.
He Had sBeen Convicted and Given
4 Life Sentence, But Had Taken
an Appeal-The Mob Came From
the Former Home Of Thacker'"
Victim.

Maysville, KY, July 15.-Enraged
st the courts, mob broke into the
Flemingsburg Jail early Wednesday
morning and hanged William Thack-
er, a white man, who had been given
a life sentence for the murder OF
John Gordon two years ago. Thacker,
in a quarrel with Gordon at Foxport,
shot and killed him, and then sat on
the body, rifle in hand, while he
smoked his pipe, and dared anyone t.
attempt to arrest him. At the time
Thacker escaped, but was later ar
rested. After two trials he was sen
fenced to life imprisonment. ~
Gordon was good citizen and al
inoffensive man. After being sen
fenced, Thacker appealed to the court
of appeals, and was waiting for an
other trial.
Thacker had some money, and was
able to command the support OF some
influential men, and it was feared
that he might escaped punishment al
together.
The mob collected at Mount Car
mel, where Gordon once lived, an
came into Flemingsburg by twos a1ft
threes in order not to excite sus
picion. They advanced on the jai
shortly after midnight. The jaile'
refused to surrender the keys. H
was overpowered and the keys takel
| away from him. Thacker was hur
ried to a tree near the Jail, and wa!
given time in which to say his pray
ers, which he refused to do, bu
| begged for his life. To hush his erie
| he was hit on the head with a rock
and his unconscious body strung u
until life had become extinct.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
HELD up BY HIGHWAYMEN.
A Portland. (Ore.) street Car Held
I'm by Seven Highvaymen-
one Passen8eF Shot.

Portland, Ore, July 1S.-nst after
crossing the Madison Street bridge
the Oregon City car was helds1P just
before midnight, by. Sevep highway.
men. Who shot one man and relieved
the 40 passengers OF their valuables.
Immediately On boarding. the car
they shot ii cold blood and danger
onsly sveua6eds Frsd Dty, n seltRocs1
4 passenger, after he had compiled
with their demand of .&hauds up' and
rifled his pockets. One ofstheir num-
Der then went through the car, while
the Others stood guard and took
whatever Of value the passengers
possessed. II il estimated that they
| secured abosss e3oo IN nnoney. besides
syyllle s<etl Ials.tes. s. -
Joliet, I'll, July 15.Wi illia1a Gar,
rs i,.yestf ! m & 1dh :,
Known IL stes1 circles, di6d yQednes-
day It .Mt. Gleme1ss Afich srere -
had gone for biz health
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
RELIEVED TO BE DEMENTED.
william HI. selbach, Of Columbus,
O.. Arrested In San Franctsco
for Assaulting Nuns.

San Francisco, July 15.-William II.
Selbach, a dentist of Columbus, o.
assalunted three nuns wearing the
black and white, robes of the Do
minican order on Market street, and
narrowly escaped serious injury
from an incensed mob. He was res
cued by the police after he had been
badly beaten, and taken to the city
prison. 4 draft for q large sum OF
money was found in his possession,
which he says came from the sale of
his business in the east. He is be-
Heyed to be demented.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
UNDER MORAL OBLIGATION.
what the Utah Supreme Court Says
of q Mans ObligatiOns Ueder
Plural Marriage.

Salt Lake City, Utah, July 15.-Ac-
cording to decision of the state su-
preme court a man is under moral,
but not legal, obligations to support
his plural wives and educate his chill
dren by such unions. The decision
was rendered on an appeal from the
Utah county district court of q suit
sfoF separate maintenapce brought by
Mary Caroline Riddle..a plnrnl wife
q Isaac Riddle.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Feace II vaaAerbilt Family.
New York, July 15.Corneuus Van
derbilt has been forgiven. and peace
settled upon 4Ahe VanderbiltA family
16r ne, lrsS s3Rm6 in seyent years
Wilson i'm defance Of his fathers
commands. Alfred Gwynne vander-
bilt, Cornelius younger brother, il
credited with bringing about the re-
suit
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA.


Paris, July 15.-Gspatches -.
ceiyed at the foreign office here frdin
st. Petersburg and Toxic indicatci
that the relations between Russia and
Japan have greatly itnproved Within
the past fortnight, and il is now be-
Ieved that the two governments viii
soon arrive at eouplete nndeE>
taking. -,
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
AN AIR LINE TO BUFFALO.
Railroad FROM New York to Buf-
faIo to he Operated with
Compressed Air.

Newark, N. j., July IA company,
capitalized at $125, 200, has been In
corporated here to build line Of
railroad from New York to Bunalo
which it is proposed shall be opcfat-
ed by compressed air. The projectors
assert that q speed Of J95 miles N
hour will be achieved.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Speeches by John Mitchell, at Pitts
burg. Kas., the national president;
w. D. Ryan and others prominent in
the order, took up the entire time of
the first session, on the 9th, of he
Interstate convention of the United
Mine Workers of America.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

A number of officials of the post
Office department against whom
there are no criminal charges will be
asked to resign because their meth
DDS or interests connected them with
the corrupt administration of depart
ment affairs.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Bishop Isaac Joyce, president of the
Epworth League, does not believe that
the Christian Endeavor suggestion,
made at Denver, for the amalgama-
tion of the Christian Endeavor, Ep-
worth League and Baptist Young Peo~
pies union is practicable.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18
A MAN HUNT ENDED.

Georgia Farmers Hunt Down and
Lynch u Bad Negro.
Savannah, Ga, July 15.-Armed
farmers who had been on a man hunt
appeared in Savannah, Tuesday, ON
their way home. They said they had
caught Ed Claus. a negro charged
with an assault On a Miss Johnson, at
Darien junction, and had lynched him
near Eistman.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Tetanus was responsible for four
deaths in Philadelphia on the 10th.
Two Of the victims, Frank Layfeld,
aged ~ years, and John Monroe, aged
12, received their injuries during the
Fourth of July celebration.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

The secretary of the interior, on
the 9th, approved the recommenda-
ton of the commissioner of the land
Office that the proclamation for the
sale of the gilsonite lands in Utah be
postponed until the lands can be re-
surveyed.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

At the conference, on the 18th, be-
tary Root, at Oyster Bay, N. Y, it
was decided to appoint Robert Shaw
Oliver, of Albany, to be assistant Sec
rctary of war, vice William Cary San
ger, resigned.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Associate Justice David J. Brewster
of the United States supreme court
declared, in the course of an inter-
view at Milwaukee, on the 18th, that
Every man who participates in the
lynching or burning of a negro is a
murderer pure and simple.''
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

The regents of the American So
ciety of Religious Education decided,
on the 9th, to call an inter-denomina'
tional congress in the interest of re-
,igious education, to be held in Wash
inCton, D. c., next April.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Mayor McLane of Baltimore, Nd.
announced, on the 10th, that he would
not, during his term as chief magis-
trate of that city, issue permit for
= boxing or sparring contest.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Germany and the United States are
on the threshold of trade war. No
secret is made of the fact that our
pure food law is mainly designed to
counteract the determinations prac-
ticed by Germany against American
meats, fruits, canned goods, etc.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

The body found in the river below
the falls at Niagara, N. Y, ON the
9th, was identified at Drummondville
as that of Ed. Delehanty, the famous
Outfielder of the Washington Amer
lean league team.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Negro leaders in Indianapolis, Ind ,
on the 18th, took steps to avert
race war. The Evansville (Ind.) riots
and conflicts between the races in
other cities have made them appre-
hensive of a similar outbreak there.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

At the office of J. P. Morgan & Co.,
in New York, it was stated, on the
9th, that w. e. Corey, recently ap~
pointed assistant to the president of
the United States Steel corporation,
will continue indefinitely as president
of the Carnegie Steel Co.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Miquelon, st. Pierre, Miquelon, July
15.The British steamer Monterey.
which sailed from Montreal july 1o
for Bristol, is ashore west Of Point
Plan. She will probably become 2.
wreck. Speedy assistance may save =
portion Of the cargo.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

A joint meeting of representatives
of the passenger departments of rail-
roads from New England to the Pa
cific coast was held in Chicago, on the
9Th, for the purpose of considering a
proper division of through rates be-
tween eastern and western limits.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

Government secret service agents,
On the 18th, made what they regard
as an important capture of an al
legged counterfeiters' den at Gadsden,
Ala
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

| Lieut.-Gen. Miles arrived at Fort
Sill, On the 18th, and left the next
day for a oO-miles ride on horseback
Ito Fort Reno, Okla.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

A terrible electrical and wind storm
prevailed in Beaver City, Neb., on the
18th, lasting As minutes, in. which
time two and one-fourth inches Of
rain fell. The wind blew with great
violence, doing much damage to small
buildings, windmills and to the wheat
crop just ready for harvest.
The Grenada sentinel., 1903-07-18

:: After rigid investigation the Sec
retary of the treasury has found that
every cent of the $4,000, 900 already
expended ON the st. Louis Worlds
fair has been properly accounted
for. The government $5,000,oO0 will
become available when another mill
ion dollars has been expended.
i Several Of the eastern college stu
dents telegraphed friends in New
York, who were billed to start west
early in the week, that the business
OF harvesting wheat in Kansas is any
thing but picnic, and that unless
they want to find out what real toll
IS they would better stay where they
are.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
~Ron9resmano 900.

Thomas 8. Eonglle, JON reprpjeu.
tercOc lite Giitritt i Oregon, Osoe
pIuOieIIg ! i'm 8Olig 8ai6mgtou
Sgn0ag Den lie. Sans uuenteOe
$50 gIor6e ct itertt 5nOtrpt paa bans
aoQe5er. Senntet % Suiet uOuppnte
! WauOag5 en- aomite, iom ital islge
2iget 5iem til Oregon. Romtteen be.
itaar al Seuatorerne IitheQ. Der.
fins. GoalUer, Turner % Dubois iamt
IIgeida mango aorsresmRno. 4i0sOe
boe0e i Sius5oro % e~fteriaSer Jig
gnfc, to Conner % ire 1stre. 5oorlf
Sen enc er aOopteret og 10 er giite.
Sans ugtite EATER Bertha par hos
6aSeren / bans iiOite Timer. San
par isot / England ! 1914 % tom meo
iine 6orRlSre til Oregon i 1859. III
Q~roiesiton bar ban Sagisrer % Del.
toa meact I BoIitif. san par republi.
fauif NeSlem al Sen 550e. 56oe %
57Oc acngrcs.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Store Static oere.
SpaS nuslc at uure MilltpnGrcr pScr
til Saminnocts Scbitc.

SommlInerne / Nmertfn ~beifatter
faite Gienoomme % rerltgt 8oOS,
men ilnqger ingen 6OrmueSifnt li8e-
ION aommltnerne / 9torge. i 9tep
Yorf err &iitcrne oDcr ltattelagt rers
lat Coos (perIonnl property netop
offentliggjorte % uiIer, at GnOrep
Carnegie itaar suerIt meO $5,OOO,0O0.
geGit BAN fommer Husiei Gage meo
$2,OOO,OO0, Sobu &ncOb Nitor meO
S2,OOO,OOO, ). :. Rodefeller mcO
$2,5OO,OOO, ). =. Norgan meo
$500, 900, Sorpnr0 @ouIO meO $3.50.
900, Gorneliua 8anOer6ilt mcO $3.50
900, ReginaIO 9anOerbilt meO $780,
600.
Sqroicn al ifottelo8t fait @ienOom
pier en- Spqong poa S1,A25,425,3S7
ouer 1902 % pao rorliat SooS en-
Opgang pao 1899, 969,243.
IiOligere SfattepNcre, iom er bleo'
ne fritagne, forOi Sc life lRngere Dor
/ Nerp 0orf, er RidarO Grofer, 8iI'
liam @al0ori Aitor og @eorge ).
@ouI6. Ser M Dor / 2aferpooo, Gbau'
touqlta Gountp.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Suff rfrieen.

ReprGientnnter for Widi9ans SUI.
feraolere opbOlOt Jig i iorrige llge / 3
Gage / @aibitgton % fonierereoe baa-
DC meO binanoen inobprOes % uleo
OrfesbrsOre ira ANDRE Stoter forlloen
meO line 8ongresmeolemer. Senator
SurroDa, iom iiior &aarcS par imoO
Hectprocitet nteO Gu6a, Oeltog ilittig /
NeOerne. @n Tag gif ban til 8r9.
iibent &ooIepelt % 6nube en- l6ngere
Samtole meo BAN. Otter SorlpoenOe
ifal ban bap0e itOtalt, at Ben Gecipros
cttetstrnttat, iom MI ioreligger Senns
tet, life er tilireositiaenOe Tor Wlfi.
-sonS SufferooIcrc, meO minore Sen
GnOres iaalebeS, at Ben ioreilaaeoe
SolOneOipttelie paa cubanf Suffer
fun ifal pare / 3 Idr. Sono 9onb.
mGnOene iipr Ter ben til, er, at Der /
pore SoIOforhoIO ran0er 6nitbeo %
StsbeN, iaa MAJ peo. buab man BAR at
rette Jig efter. Rnn fan life anbringe
aapital paa set uoisie.
Ger er Scgn til, at Widigans Ge'
Iegater iii aongresien bill moSiPtte
Ita S~raftoten meo Cuba, bpiS Den life
iaor set SiGGg, at BEN fun fol bltoe
Itaaen0e / 3 Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
en- prins / ~Ronoresien

Sapnii bar oaIgt til aongreSoele'
uat Ell Mano. iom isrer Sitel Ct
&rinS % Oeslbeu bRrer Oct unoerlige
Iaun Cupid. sos De beoenife no.
mere falDtes aiGrIigbebesguoen G,l'
pibo, engeIif Cupid, % bette. Gaun
bar ,Gltiaa inrpiloet ii8 no til De iierRC
Ger / Stiaebupet % or blet bun9enoe
ucb en- al acngeitammenS setlinge.
9rins Gupib err M pao ,8eien ii.
@aibington. buor ban otl bllue | Stn'
ter for at iGtte Jig inb / 6~orDoloene
% Spgtig8isre Jig til al tage iat, naar
ban ifoi iu0toge jim YlaOs iom Ger
mes llOienOing / BEN 5Sbe aou9reS.
Der 6eaunber / Tecember bette Mar,
San 6liper cen ierite Srins | Ameri.
fas apngres, o. Oct or life uiaroipn.
Iig. al DC balUiioaeOe % tttclgnS
S~taosonuer i@aibinatou oil Haas ON
ham Tor bans Sitels Sfulb, liar bpi:
ban or en- uaffer Ranb oa isrer III
~~priuieligt". Den i Get proiaiife BE
prGientnntbus oil nan neppe fnla;
BAN Erins, % ielp ifal ban bare BE-.
tanft poa at IaSe lin S%riuietitel ioio,
% iimpeItben faIoe JIG Yir. Gupio
let er NOT Oct.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16

liti blep bentet, % en- llnberisselie
fcregif; men insen Sobaf par at finOe.
Gereiter lit Sfibet en- Gaet al 6
Soloopipnsmpno % SoIitibetienie,
SioIig iamne Gag IagOe Eolbop.
ipnsmGnoerR MGrfe til, at TO 5prer
oeb "6inIano@s 2anosonasbro baobe
ct mist9nfelist gore. Ge bleo I'M.
oeriegte, og mar ianbt omtreut 10
Guno Sobaf paa Dem. Set lpffeoas
imiolertib for Dem at lure iig uGt
% fomme omborb ieien / Sfibet. go.
Iitibetiente fortGller, at Be BEN fore.
gaoenbe Dag LOB efter en- al Sin.
LAMBS Watroier NOR aaien ps toS
10 Bun0 Sobat ira BAN; me ban
Ielo preh Jig ira benz.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Ct Sarncifih

Erriioenten for llnIteo Stnte$
SteS! Corporation. =. u. Shpnb,
t9ufer paa al sisre ne. MOB iattige
8srn i 9sew 9ort og i Sommertiben
fare Dem @IRoe % Gorn0ielie. Il.
oen 6nbe bar ban IaGct Ibe Crescent
Bodybuilding Complain / eliiabetb,
u. j.. bpgse ct Sfib; iom fol isre
6loffe al Bern til et SpititeO, ban bar
anIagt peo Ridmoub 8eoh poa Gong
SsIanO. Sfibet or MI omtrent iGr'
Oist % ifnl iGttes pnn &unoet | oisie
Gage. Iet er ct SnIlit;b, % Nirs.
Shpab bar osbi BET "Gurmia". Mt
omborb er inorettgt iaaleoes. al Ssi
fan pGtr 9srnene til 2OmiGrt og Sp.
eraeelie. Initinen pil bIiue inbIn3t
| @ias. i0a DC imna fan ic cans enfeItc
5eie % bUrrleocS ben arbe@er. Gsr
ifnl 6lipc ct Soipit1l for iuse o. ban.
iere Bern % ct Gleiebiem for bite
imnn. Eager % SpaepIeierifer TIA.
itpre bisie Snoretninser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
nerrcierpationerne

Com tioIigere meoOelt, bar Sena.
Tor Glapp ira Winueiota u~Sarbetoet e.
Jorilaa ON ReS Sute Reieruattonen !;
nu uil Senatorerne ira Roro. %
SpS.G ofota iGie ct Siarg iii Oct %
iGtte iamme 9iIfaar ior Gabningea
al Sort Gotten % Roiebu6.R eierua.
tiOnerne. 5rnftnteu meo Snotaner.
ne paa Sort Gotten Rrierpationcn /
Ioro 7afota omiatter 4iitaaeIien al
100000 acres, % 9ioiebu' Snbil.
rerue bar osiao Oeo Ell Sraftat for'
pIigtet fla iii at uiitaa Ct tort StrsG.
Nen poa 6egge Ste0er Ui SnStaner.
mes 2anoofitnoeIier paaisre StatS.
fasien b~etpSeIige llOlGg. % SeutI3'
nirg3fomitceus 5ormanO. Rr. Gan.
non, fan gisre Dc iamme Snooeroin'
ger moo aabniugen al Sotota.
Reierpationerre JON moo aabnin5en
al Reo Safe Rcierpotionrn / Riune.
iota. Gcrior gaar 9afotritaterneS
Telegation ! Scuatet ooer iii GIaop&
6orilag. Ser iaitiGtter. al Set aabueoe
Sn0ianerIan0 itnI titles til auftiou
o. inlaes Tor minoit So pr. Acre. ~
Se Ecnge. inm iaaieSes fomuer IND.
ifnl Sa SuOiouerne ian fin SetNIirJ.