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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31

the woods for couple Of miles and drain
Ing an area Of swampland. Andrews was
looking for maple trees, but had fishing
rod with him.
Getting up the slough for quarter OF a
mile and rounding bend he ran into the
shadow Of birch tree which Tell ciear
across the water and his eye was attracted
by a slight movement close to bank some
fifty feet from him.
He stopped the punt and looked hard
and saw the outline OF giant muskallonge'
which was loafng foot under water with
Its belly rubbing the sand and enjoying
itself. The fish was nearly four feet long,
q broad, savage fellow, with cavernous
jaws and lidless eyes staring unwinkingly
through the water.
Andrews drove in his pole, braced the
punt against 1t to hold it, picked up his rod
and made a cast. He would have given
anything to hook and fight that fish to a
finish, and there was a wide, clear expanse
Of slough all around giving him ample
acreage for row.
The big spoon landed within yard OF
tho muskys snout and spun through the
water as 1t was reeled in The fish did not
notice it by so much as an extra movement
Of fin or tail.
Andrews tried again and again with the
tho spoon to tho man and evidently con-
nected them. Then the fisherman, who
has been catching muskallonge for some
years made q wide cast, striking the water
twenty feet from the fish and bringing the
spoon to him rapidly.
At the second cast OF this kind the musky
darted forward toward the lure for yard
or so, but saw what 1t WAS and retired
disRustedly to It's original position
This variety Of pike has an inf1rmty OF
temper, and may be induced TO strike some
times in anger when it will not strike from
hunger. Andrews knew this, so he threw
his spoon over the musky 9 back and brought
1t through the water with rush.
No result, and he cast again, triking
the water in practically the same place.
No result, and he began casting 80 that
tho spoon would fall Just in front OF the
big idlers nose. At the fifth cast some
thing happened.
fell and had been withdrawn for a couple
OF yards and was travelling rapidly to-
ward the punt, then 1t struck 1t, 1t struck
it for every pound that was in it and with
its jaws tightly shut:
The spoon, which had been foot under
the surface, few into the, air as if shot
from a gun. 1t described half circle
over the hsherman's head and splashed
into the water on the far side. twenty feet
away. Like black flash under the yellow
water, the muskallonge, with single
powerful hirt OF it's flukes, was gone, yards
down the slough and invisible.
Andrews reeled in his spoon and looked
a. II IL had been laid on rock with hollow
under 1t and hit hard with hammer. 1t
was out OF action for good Then he picked
up his pole and punted on after the naples.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31
ALLIGATORS IN CAPTIVITY.
Many Refuse to Eat, and So Starve to Death
One Way OF Feeding Them.

.The alligator" said a Snowman, lis
commonly supposed to have a good appe-
tite. In fact from the stories we read about
its roaming around in the streams and
bayous OF its native regions, picking up
and eating oolored pickaninnies and stray
dogs, and biting of the legs Of men 1t finds
asleep on the banks, and even taking in q
man whole, and swallowing calves, and that
sort Of thing, one would think that the ali-
gator had very voracious appetite. which
was always in good working order.
And this is all true enough Of the ALI
gator down there under natural condi-
tons, and free. But the alligator in cap
tivity is a very different proposition. 1t is
often very difficult to get the alligator in
captivity to eat at all. especially at first.
so thousands of little alligators that
tourists send up or bring up from Florida
starve. to death after they get here. They
eating anything and then just die.
Maybe this Is just as well in the case Of
these alligs tors, for the alligator would
hardly do for household pet. and. as .
matter of fact, the owners Of these small
alligators are likely to he pretty well tired
Of them anyway before they die.
But now, with alligators kept for show
purposes, especially the larger ones, it's diff
ferent. You can't afford to have them dying
on on you and you've got to get EN- to feed
somehow; II they won't eat you've got to
devise some way OF making EN-.
One way OF doing this, with the larger
gators, is to throw food into EN-. lobe
able to do this you have got OF oourse,
to get them to open their mouth. and N
doing this you must. OF course, exercise
due care, for you don't want an alligator 10
bite your hand of, or anything like that.
Zone =" ay Of feeding these larger alligators
is to stand on at safe distance with stick
Of suitable length in one hand and chunk
OF meat In the other, With the stick you
scratch the alligator s head until you get it
angry and 1t raises Its upper jaw. opening
Its mouth. to snap at you II 1t can. Then,
when its mouth is wide open like that you
hurl tho meat down its throat and 20 give
the aEtma nourishment even though it
had refused 10 take il Of itself
Many STABLE alligator CT, say, three or
four feet and upward In length that would
otherwise have been lost has been saved
IN this manner by experienced animal
feeders. After the gator once gets to
feeding, why, then it will eat Ill right
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31

swoop and splash in the water, and down
| went the trout and the fsherman's leader
| in the whirlpool that marked the spot where
the trout had been.
else than a muskallonge tina. had swept
trout and leader away In a dash such as
that, and he instantly made up his m,nd
that 1t was trout those great fish regalen
themselves on In those waters; he kept
alive the next six..inch trout he caught,
put 1t on his rnuskallonge hook, and tossed
i into the lake where he thought muskal-
longe were more than likely lying in wait
"The trout had barely sunk below me
surface when 1t was pounced upon, an 10
OF an hour, had the qualification OF Landing
seventeen-pound muskallonge. With
similar bait the party killed twelve big
muskalonge in that lake in less than
two hours.
"At the same time, every other kind of
bait was used without single. strike re-
sulting on any Of them. At any time during
the party's stay thereabouts, muskalonge
could be caught when trout were used as
bait. but at no time with anything else
streams provided them with delicate trout
and they refused anything, less choice;
Trading OF trout for muskallonge seemed
like a decidedly barbarous and unsports-
manlke thing TO do, but the knowledge
was regarded by the anglers as worth the
sacrifice.
Another lake in that region has nowhere
more than four feet of water In it, and its
bottom is 40 soft that pole twenty feet
long may be showed down into it without
reaching solid ground. The lake is alive
with big piolterel, for they have devoured
all Of the small ones.
They bite at almost anything presented
to them, hut the moment one is hooked
1t dives into the soft bottom and goes
so deep that sometimes they have to be
pried out with poles. 1t ia not an uncom-
mon thing to mine pickerel from depth
of four feet. The bottom Ia not mud or
mire, but a pupy mass described as reeem-
bling taDioca pudd no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-31
STIRRED THE MUsKY TO WRATH.
A Spoon Bent Nearly Double b. the Fsrce
Of Biz F1shs Blew.

Polling up the North Fork Of the Flam-
beau River, in northern Wisconsin recently
Ed Andrews turned into An afluent known
as the Slough or Dead Mans Slough. Il
10 wide. shallow water, running away into
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
Soft 90 2ogis amber SnbeIs
SDnooen I Secprab.

I. Snnpbaler, b. b. (. greIter, paIgte
Re%praientauter % raab8ipenoe MebIemmer,
ipm iuoen life Rai inSienbte fine Raone til
.. o. Sausen, faar frit 2psis FAINT SrptoIt
o9 Gftensmab, men lite RiOoagsmaO. gtto.
bassnao fan enbper ian fisbt paa College.
s~runoen peb "2uud.cpunters1 eIer / Cole.
gets SpiieiaI
2 @ieiteE ium life er berettiset til
8pt % 2oais irit, pilbe Sscorab 8eiolf.
ming naturlisois osiaa sierne ,taffet bette
frit, ON ben flnbe. Reu ubsifterne meo
5uriamlinssIptale pg SurbereoeIier til at
ntobtage ben rimeli8pts uieopaulise Sole.
m9ngbe er iaa fore, at &omiteen maa ie at
iaa benz oattet pna en- Gis. gtuligt Over.
ifno t~rtflpoer life pripate Berioner eIler 8e'
cDrab Ttent9beo eler bens 8omite. men
Spnubeu. @au mua berfpr fiuoe is i at
betale bper for Zig. lt9eiDm {. gr. ifior /
Ntrneapolis. Ss Der er oraeet Smipr9
tor, at iaa mango, iom fan autaeeS at bile
tomme, Tan faa 8Iaos fpr YetaItng. grsm.
peluiS fan u9nes, at 8pmiteen for Snnps
oenS Nobtaselle bar bells tsbt bells "reutet"
1000 Sense (cots).
8. 9psis. GpIeset % 8ef Secorab
Sfolebus e "8lots" fra golesesrunben)
bltper inorettet for Ioserenbs. Sfplebuiet
bIiper fun gables Sau-, goleget er ino-
retter melt for Reno; Der er bog psiaa en-
Sci g9reIier inbrettet fun for TO, bppr
Sgsteiolt tan faa 9labs, iaa Ianst 8sfusm-
melisbebsrne Roller.
4 Mao fan faaes / Gplesets Spiieial
eaer peb alminoeltge "9und. Stanbs".
9riieu for Spuobeueen (Sprsoaa
Rorsen 1soe Stunt til Snsbas often 24be
Suni:
Npsis: Gpleset eIer gables San"
meo Srptoit os Gftsnsmab i GOaesets Spi.
isia. tor bper 8erion s4.0o.
NIB. Suor tuu to Ioserer | ct garslie,
bstaIes noset EXTRA.
iii iaabaune, iom betaIer for en- rlges
9o9is, pil Der life trepsS grtrabetaIius for
9oeis for en- Seat fBr eler efter SpuoOen.
9osts / Goleset eusr "2aotes' Sal"
uben Wab, for bper 8eripu $3.50.
Srpfot % aftsnsmab enteIte Raattibsr
(itte 9osis) I GUIesets Spiieiul 20 Gents.
MiobagSmab faces peb "2unh- gbun.
ters", buDr man bepartes os betaler iom al
minoelig peb iaaoaune, I. @y.: Safe s
Gents, Sauouib 8 Gents uiu Ribbass.
NAB taaes osiaa / Golle9ets Sptieial for 80
Gents pr. Waaltib.
"8us'2ine" bar &omiteeu crbnet meo
Sr. gpIoins. Susies saar bper 10 Ninu'
ter fra Sepptet til Goueseerunben-"Sars"
5 Gents. - &c eiter R9rte: "9oIbtugs
Sus.2ine, Sepot-Goqese, 8 Cents.
9aa 8pmiteens &esne,
q. 9. Sprrtion.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29

10 Sufe, og Uars. Eroop o. Dutter
hleD iaoret, - ct bdrrnbliS | Roro
for Grnn, groiibon Goiintp, s0eIag-
oes, % to 9grn bIep ilnoet libel. 5
ANDRE Rerioner fom til Sfaoe. 8
ct. elmo, Mo., poIote en- Eornooo
ben 26oe itor goelrggeIie, Og IS
Berioner enten miiteoe 2ipet eIer bIep
inaret.
Gn Sernbancnlgffe forbt Steb
Manoag aFten neb 8biting, 20 Mil
I Spo for Siour gitp Soma. Stor.
men baDbe ifispet en- 5ragtpogn inS
paa S%oneoiporet. 9a fom ct Basia-
gertrGn paa Chicago & Nortbpeitern
og Der bleo eft uoIbiomt SammenItSo.
2ofomotibfgrer Coleman miitebe 81.
BET, 6bfbsoer Oscar Carton ira ST.
ron, Soma, fit 8 Rtben braffet og
bleb ifamferet | HpsserL bans SjeI.
per Sobn Sbompion fro Davenport
lit lisnenbe geifabigeIier, ligeiaa
8oitclerf 8eter 8arions fra Minnea.
polls os gasasemarb Siaac 3agbufi
fra Council Bluffs. De iaareoe fer.
tes ino til ct SoipitaI | Siour gitp.
Ine @ognene u~nbtasen oe bagerIte
for no | @rsften. gasiasererne Hap
nteb noeIe poIbiumrne RpIteIier.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
Bort Operli0t
oUer
SpriusTelN gtenisbeOs more Siiturts
! be fprite 80 Mar.
(uoarbeibet Of g~teriabeOens Brett s.. 6.
$atteH.)

Zen 136e Sunt 1853 o~rgorHere0e
en- Del af SettIerne / Sprtn9fieIS
Iotuni5tp, @tnudbief So, Soma,
Zig iom en- epangeIif.Lut5erit Menig.
be6.
I66ets 6ormor0 par ). Sobnnue.
fen % Sefretpr 2. as5i6rron.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8eiIutnin9er er
unoerifrcone al: $ncob Gbrdbamion,
6alUor SIipn, So5n =. 9rageIto0,
Iyacob GborgrtnioH, &bormob 81.
ion aae. Sber 8eberion, Ole ar6er.
ion, SaIoOr Sobanneion, Sens ..
8iig, StaaIe Ebriterien, Ole 3.
aue, @iermum6 SobuforL 8eter u.s.
bieruion, au6ers Sonperion Ole
@uaidion, arSerS $. @robe, Ole
Gpeniou, @ifeI s. 0mIi, goen
serition &uut arberipn, 8eSer So.
reita0, Grare Sobnion, $aloor Sol.
Dorion, anirt Ring9efm. gnbers
Stus, ssns Garmbiar- gsfss 25raab.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
salt iii sturul.

en- saaife ucIoiom Storm eff ooei
GecoraD 90 Sutegn gsat til | SsrhosS
og anrettaoe en- Gel Sfabe. Sennt
er opg life pi6erp betpSeIig for 9penS
peGpumerloe % inoifrGrrfer Jig bar
pgientIig I'll, at nngIe 8~in0uesruoer
bIep tniffe % en- Del Erncr iplirtre.
be. Ct 8eSifur pa0 g. g. @rpins
GienSom pda Mcdanic Street bIgite
ON % bIep taitet / Ell Suu9 / aaeeu.
On Iigrerbe Stitorte fanM Sb6 !
@eIt 9ecorab. Ct Sfi[St bIep INN.
act mob en- SSeiIsIosrrtSe / SaGie's
gicpcIe.8rrffeo ona 8oter Street nJ
frlite BEN, oe I @agnes Sfobutit,
rRite 0sr, er ItseIeoes CT Rtee !
Sronter Taaet iro. ct pGI6igt Gre
bleo fpl0et al Storrner 1i6ertfor Ro'
bert 9ergeiors Gien6om pon Grnnt'
TN Street, 90 / 9erseiors Sus poo
BEN onSen SHE al @aSen log Ell
8rer at ct anoet SrP ino ct 8tnou.
ltne bon 2anoet bar Stormen pua
erfeIte SteSer foret poIbiomrrsre
fren. 8ou 9. RoitoSS Sarm | Bluff
ton SopnTbtp bGep &ir6mpIIen foitst
orttlilo og en- StoISbsr bIeo fruit. s
Iauune Sotpribip ombIGite Stnlbbp1'
nirsen pno Bm. WatIeps Sorm o.
2a6en og en- 8inbneIGe poo 9od
@~aroners.
Otter SorIpSen0e bIeo ogion 9oo5.
bpgrireen pun Soritein Resbeims
Sorm / Rprbe6en al GunnOnbl ram.
boneret AT Stormer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
9rnnSitrnsfcit

SiOite SpnOags gftermiO0ag -
240e 0s. - !agDes @runOitenen til
SprtrgfieIO RenigbeOs npe 8irfa.
5~orretningen uOfprteS al 8ait. S. ..
Sougen ira 0ecorab, a&iiiteret al Ste
bets 8reiL s.. Y. 9ntfen % Boit.
abr. Sacobion. 0ecorob RenigbeoS
atrfefor par paa Inmooniug tiIite02
o8 lang nogIe EXTRA Songe for IuIeo.
rtnger iaurt leoeOe Wenigbebsianeen.
Den ~fprretterbe Brett tnIte ooer SEES.
49, 6
Der par en- tor 5oriamltns tiIIteoe.
Soruoer Wenigbeoens eglle 6oIf,
bar Der mango ira Gecorob os andre
RabomerigbeSer. Oct par en- bpgge.
Zig Os OpbpggeItg 8eit. - Set peb Sc.
item opIpite % / 9rrnoItenen neo.
Iag0e biItortife Document bar meget
~oplDier0e 90 interesiort, % ga ri
tror, at Set otl trtereBiere monge am
Ore, Der life bar til'teNe % bsrte bet,
giengfoer 81 ct lt66rag berof / bette
NatHrHer at "8oIter". Sprinq.
feb Ignigbe6 er en al De pIoIte De
ntgbe6er i 2onOet % fan til Sbiten
fetre TN femtioars <beIfeit, bptIfen
6eitItg6eo ferries ferret / 8orbin.
belle meb ,Sers Sn6oieIic at sem me
&trfe, pe6 boiIfen IrIebnino oaioa
Oecorob are0s oiI ofboL0e tit SOFT.
msbe 6eriteo8, SprirqfieIo MHenigs
beher bar ipinet en- bctp6cIig firfcIiJ
RorP, tiTr i BEN tt0Iigere Iuguitona-
ipnobes StItorie.
Otter To~rretrtrgen oor oDer, op.
oortebe ReriQbe0er8 aoin6eforenir1
me6 WaS og tNmprfet aofp. NE.
rtgbebeu Fnite8 tinpfte meS 0pferel.
fen al TT rpe Rirfeh1&!
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
8icrnfons fioite digit.
"web WobtaecIien al fbite Bot fra
Ginlano."

Boa SIDE ga al "eorife apo6"
iioite Eirsongsnimmer al "Decorob.
Roiten" finoes 9esynoeIien al ct ny,
Digit at giSrnitierne 8isrnion 80 q
digit giersremgIsoet al Snoignntiou
oper Mlisiernes tpramniife Sremfrri
4 5inlano (Nelten al Digtet tonrmer
nGite Portion af "9eorife anao".)
gisrHion bapoe gtoet DisRt DEER
ffriiten "@eO WoStagelien al iioIte
Boft frn SinIano" - ben 8oit nemlig.
iom bragte gnb ON 2anOsTorpisnine
al flere at GinIonos beoite @ano. Del
Itoo / "aitenpoIten" for 9be Dat oa
az ietlere anfomne norife aoiler ler ri,
at Gigtet - Iom rimeligt er bar
paft itor Opiigt. Saainart bet bar
blet ufentligsiort / ariitiania, 6lep
Oct / FIN SeIbeb telegraieret til Here
uoerIanbife glabe og "a rimelignts
siengioet paa Here fremmeoe Sprog
- foruben at Set ieIofslseIig .burtigt
iprebtes cper ale Be i~fauoinapife
2anbe.
@riberbe err bet at bsre, at ire al
De lanosiorpiite Dinner, aouofat So
mas gaitren, Sriberre BON Born og
aoniul 8olff reiite ems serinSe ira
Stodbolm til 4riItiania for paa Oct
ftnffe Solfs 8egne at taffe 8isrnion
for bans porine, pnfre digit.
ga hi / StoGbolm fit lRie Eigtet,
bar 9elutringen ON at reiie til Sri.
Itiania, FOR at tuffe, ct ipoutant noilag
al Dor parnte SsIelie for g~isrnitierne
9iernion og ior set 6olf, BAN tiibs.
rrr, os 'bpis Golf ban er," fortRaer
GaItren. "3igtet fom JON en- Sol.
Itrodle FOR os Sinner, % Der trRngtes
life Soerlpgnineer FOR at faa &eilett
iItanb."
0igtet er psiaa farafteriitiff for
gisrnion. Slig fan ban ifrioe, oerne
7O.aartge Wanb, JON BOG aIbrig bltr
qammel. Spr enonu lager llngooms-
btoSet lige oarmt % friIft / bans
aarer, og enOnu banter bans Itore,
rtge Siarte lige iterft for ollie, IoET1
FIBER uret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
SorifieHtot.
Rupicoelt ~cnSpsierct.

Ruuiepelt cnbusierrt. gennipIpo.
Mas Gepitblifmere bolSt Stutsfon.
BENTON / Sorrisburg Sen 270elRai oa
erfIGre6e Jig for Br9itSert 8ooieoeIts
8iernomination / 1904. Moo Sor-
aroringer / Sen nltoRrenoe SolSlop
ubtuIte Oeu Jig | fraftige Orb.
Naden arrciterct. 'BoItoeparte-
ntentets superintendent oper 9ano-
p~oItruterue, q. 8. Wea6eH, bIeo Sen
27be Wai arreiteret. 4nflageu MOB
bom er, at ban al &ontraftsrer bar
mobtaget Stifpenae til ct 9elsb, ioHi
arrtogelig gaar op til $4,000. Sn'
ipeftsr SosneS, JON afIpIte bam | bans
Gmbeoe. fattOt iaa mango 9eUiier paa
0ta6eus esennpttige Sruusaftioner
nleo apntraftsrer, at ct 5orbsr ooer
Sproeren bIeo optaset. Oct pareSe
TIRE Elmer, o. Nerefter bleo Msade,
belalt meS arreit.
Werc EbelGgselie. ST Telegram
ira Des 0soines, Soma, al 27oe Tiger,
at 9Selegselien | oct tuSre al Staterl
er Itsrre. errS Sc fsrite Gfterretninger
anipOeSe. Conn Of gotna / Sbel6p
Golmtp blep aIoeles oSreoet al Ell
Sornaoo. % mango 5armbuie Seer.
beoen tog SfaSe. Ga tor 3irte 90
en- Sernbaneitatipn er bIartot be NED.
bI9fte 9pgnirser. S Greiton TptteSes
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
Observation-Disclosures Iasue ofiatte

sem 25be Mai 9crieI 9. Miner ira
hans Sitting iom IsitItert hos Boit.
beportementets Ittornep @eneroI,
forbi ban bor label ia beitiffe al
Sobn s. Rpon, Der beifoIoeS for WtiS.
brig at Soften. On arreItorore bar
uSiteot moo Riuer. Sgiao mos c,l
anben WauS, iom m, er paa en- Cur
i Seiten, er en- arreitor0re u6iteSt.
San bar 9teIIemman6 meIIen &ycn
og 0Ptuer. 6or 70 aar iiben fom Mil.
Ter ira Eerre Soi,te, Srb. ~llnSerfp.
geIier Of borS Serb ipm @mbeos.
man6 bar naret / 8 Iooneoer. Rpan
& Go. bar breoct meo @pb0eleb |
ct, SouiS % Gooingtou, 9D., og BE,
gaoet ~IienenOe Eins iom gruolS.
8ompartet, Der oftere or bIepet npun;
ur0er S9renifrin9en I 9oHSeparte.
mentet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29

Niis Gina 0uaIep fra &iboenap,
So, fan / oisie Ooqe GIROe iio oper
at baOe faaet life miu6re ems 10 al
fine 9ilIeber optagne / SaIouen
Eorts. III &c $1,000 Iuisgere par
Der ct forboIbSui8 SoataI. ser op.
naacoe oenne for aIe &umtnere.
ii9Ibue llbmprfcIie. Riis Quoler
er en- Softer al Mrs. 8oItor SpIner
% bar 9~raoucret ira Art SnItitute
Chicago, % ienere pirfet Der oaiao
iom SGrer, De iioite TO Mar bar bun
opboIot iiQ / Gari& % MI foretaaet
Retier til Rom, 6Iorence. @ien. ger.
lin % andre Steoer. Sum bar Here
8ange mot iTregen SpmGrfiombeS
for line Malerier.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
On tor Snfttution.

Oct er maaite life mango, iom er pp'
m9rfiomme paa, at ct at be itsrTte os met
fpmplette 2abpratorier I ut Slass i@erbeu
finoes / 8iupua, Rinn. Oct err bet bergmte
5. R. g8ntttns Meoical COMPANY. Sette
&pmpani ubgioer aarlig en- glmunnt Some
Doctor auo Govt Boot, iom enboer SuS'
NOR bill intte 9ris paa at eie. Gen faces
frit peo al itriOe til 8. 81. 8attins @tebtcat
Go, 23 9ibertp Ct, @inoua, Rinu. R9un
paiaa Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29

5 1893 fnISte MenigbeSen aunSi
Dot | EbeoIoeten g. 6. gaffen ira Der
Goreneoe airtes tbeologiife Seminn,
til Wenigbeoers Haitor. Denne bolo'
i'm fsrite Br0oifen | airfen lite Baa,
feoog 1898. San bar 5etient Wenig'
beoen fra arguit 1898 til oenue Dag
Den Abe Dftober 1894 git Sprtns'
fieIb Werigbeo | anIosiorbinoelit
meo 9ortb Waibington 8rairie Re'
nigbe6, 90 itoen ben EtO bar ben Ore
nig5eo p9ret betient al iamyne Brett
geiluttet paa MenisbeSsmsSe ben
4oe SUM 1901, at Haifor 8affen iflI.
Be optage SubIfrtption til M airfs
for SpringfieIb Werigbeo.
9eiluttet paa Renigbeosmsbe ben
25Se Ropenber 1902 at bpsge M
Strife.
8eo Wenigbeosmeoe ben 16oe De
cem6er 1902 bIeo 8~pseefomite palgt.
Sans Ssrgerien, SornanO; 8. 8. 90.
men, Sefret9r; 5. 81. 9rageitnb,
aasierer; Sper 8unSerien oe 6. Rer.
II.
geIuttet peo Renisbeosmsbe ben
Ste 5eb. 1908, at 8pgmeiter S. au.
itao faar a~ontraften til at opfsre Sir.
fen. San padtoe ifg at yptte Den |
fu1b StanS, urStasen Stole og alter
% 8armeapparater, for ben Gum to
tuien, iefs bimoreSe to og firth Dol.
lars % femti Gents ($2, 642.5 0).
g~pgmeiteren fif COB til at benptte
Bet, ban snifeSe, al Waterialet | ben
gamIe 8irfe. 8irfen ffaI bore fPrbig
Sen lite Sept. 1908.
gpggcfomiteen bar arbei0et goot.
Renigbeoens Weblemner, gamIe og
hinge, bar rpret fltnfe til at tage Del
| arbei6et meo at tase neb ben gamle
airfe os rDbbe @runoen for BEN npe.
Springfielo Menigbeb bar o9ret
opoirenoe Tor SamTunbsgisremaal. 5
Irbeibet for at oprette og oeoltgebol'
Be 6siere 2preanitalter og 9armbier'
tigbeosanitolter. 5or grempel / 1900,
ga ben SoreneOe 8irfe bp8geoe tbeoIo'
giIf Seminar / Ct. Bnul, Minn., poe
Sc Serme @er,igbeb $1,200.6O.
Ser err Here Weolemner al bernie
WenigbeS, iom bar giuet itore perion"
lige @uper iii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ter % Wisiionen. gLanot oisie par
Sacob Sborgrimion % SuItru, Iout
gau $1,000 til 9eloit 9arnebiem.
Otter G6orerimions 8pO uobelte hans
enfc Rasn9iIO $4,000 til firfeIige
WenigbeSens to aptnbeforertnger
bar / nronge aar arbeiSet trofeIt for
@itSs Riges Sag. l1ngbomsforenin'
gen bar orbeiSet flittist ior BEN npe
Rirfe.
Oette er ba en- fort Sremitiaine al
Springfield IenisbeSs pbre Stitorie
I Sc fsrite 80 9lar. 9erne forte SIito'
RE lp9ges I 8runoiteren til ben npe
&irfe 6en 246e Mat 1908.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
Soerfommanoantens
Ooosaneit

On 9~orreiponoent til bet SanIfe
9lao Observation-Disclosures" ifriper ira
amiteroam fslgenOe, Der giper ct
ubpggeIigt 9iaeoe al meo botltci
SAB mango 8oere enonu omtatter
GnaIpnoerne: Ger ifriOes:
5 Sollano leper Der Sunoreoer al
forbreune 9oere, bells Solf, iom tfte
bill bore @nglanbere, % bells Soere,
Der iom isbt / 4apfoIonien uar en-
gelife llnoerioatter % &rigen brsh
no, og Tom fslselis bar &ebeller. Sc
mprfeligite bIonbt De 9oere, ies
traf, Dor uoen SpiI Sr. @onrop os
Sr. De Sonse, iom begge bar ueret
&ommouoonter %. e. Sberiter) unoer
General De @et.
0e SOrge bar en- ippr % Bot 40
oarig Man6 meb ct rlln6t Anitgt,
f~orIpnget al en- martialif Sip. De
inrau bruno Zine tinbreoe al en- Ting
oomneIigbeb, iom itoo / itRrf Moo'
itrio til set fribboibe Saar.
81 boo0e talt ont Gonrop. Sr. De
Songe hoobebe at bGre %tnbbefattet
oe1t aIminbelige amreiti iom bil6s
BIZ eioet til Sftober. "Sor Gonrop
err alt Soo6 ube; ban furtbe life taale
at bli fommanberet I en- alber at 20
aar; ban bar for b%Iohtsritt8 oa
ufIog. San ffisb 3uIufaffere, uogtst
De bar os oenligiinbebe, % ieIp ooer'
for 9oere. iom life turSe bore Re'
heller, for ban ooIbiomt frem. 6or
@remeeI loo BON begge fine 9reore
og en- SnfeI ptffe, forbi be unber
Soang me6belte bet engelife Sooeb'
f~ourter, at en- 9oerafoeltrg baobe
poSieret oeres 6arm. Seq faar am'
neiti, ieg bar flogere, men nit SuS
bar life minore. Sberttntoo."
Sa, ieg baber bisie grtgaifnnnS
og meo goo 8riino. 6oricnin8 FL
umrlis; leg bar feet formcget, o9
mine Zine er life De eneIte, iom bar
ieet Sea baSer oe bill iropoSe Snoet
/ mine Born. Set er en- Roceforrp
% Sen ifaI forti9ttes. So! bois g
uioite, toorIebes btsie grgeIifmpnh
bar orrrt. Den fsrIte Senbing, ION
fom nen, funoe enbbo goa an; men
Sa De tcmte 9onoons og Saonebper'
res oprIte garme neo oper os, bIer
8riqen oprre END en- SuIufrig.
Sc RpoieIsicener, biSie boerpeSe
Torbrp0ere begif, trobier 9eifripeIis,
Som ian9en bar leg feet bi&ie Gpr
brpoe mo / en- Sarm iIaa ale IgbIer
iitpffer. ioruIempe apirSer, ia imad
Born FOR bagefter at Ia Slber uhilette
Sporcne. Suffer on ben ~auitralife
Sfficer. til bpem Ser fOm TO inrna ia
berIcie @oerbarn for at tiege. "Sor'
ipinS, euers Iaber leg Gere IfpSe
oar bans Spor. % DC bar noe al
2circn. in ban til Ell Ben: "9at Ifal
Nr ie ct goot Sfnb." % ban ifisS
SET enc Barn neo o. "et til, oa
bans onSeu gloSSaob bar ngItpr c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@ten aitdFner piSIte set, Zen ert'
aeIife 9lohmuno bar floa, San bio
tic. at ban finn funoe rartnte cs peS
at uorHSbe os. Oct bar BAN, Tom be-
faIehe line SoIf at brrnoe bore Gar
me, at brrbe iaa mango Tom uutIigt
o. set bar BAN. Tom loo De berpgts,
be Observation-Disclosures inSrette, Der