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New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
BAKER REJECTED; MCULLAGH TTRNFD DOWN
BITTER DEBATE IN SENATE OrEB putpo,, o,
NLSSIONER-NEH ELECTIONS SUPERINTENDENT
CIT. MORGAN NOMIN4TED.
Jerome's assistant Nominated to
Succeed McCuUQgh.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Albany April 16-Governor OdelI this after
anon nominated Assistant District Attorney
George Wilson Morgan. Of New-York TO sue
,,o1s for the metropolitan district There was
g conflict al once over the nomination between
senst tors Aialby. Elsberg and Bracket
Lieutenant Governor Higgins. having referred
she nomination To the Finance Committee Sen
sfor Elsherg moved that it he referred to the
Judiciary Committee. The Judiciary Committee
has as three Of its members the 'Insurgent"
herc With the four Democrats they form a
majority Of the committee. Senator Nalby re-
sisted the adoption OF the motion of Senator
EIsberg. but II was carried 10y a vote Of - to
o. Senators Elsberg. Bracket and Brown voting
with the Democrats in its favor
Senator Bracket said afterward that the
judiciary Committee would hold a meeting to-
morrow morning and act on the nomination.
After the vote was announced Senator Malby
remarked that he had overheard Senator Nc
Car-en asking Whom did We lose?" referring
70 the change from the earlier vote of 26 70 23
since which Senator Amber had returned TO
vote with the Republican regulars Senator
Grady grinned and wiped his brow. as he said
with a sigh:
II want the Senate TO understand that when
one has made q majority the way did to-
day. II is no fools job TO keep il in hand
Il IS not unlikely that the Senate battle VIII
be renewed tomorrow. when. it is expected MI.
MorEans nomination will be reported
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY APRIL II. 1903

Messrs- Bracket. Brown and Elsbsrg TO the three
men In bowl, who went to sea and who
their bowl had
This tale had been longer
Il know these men too WELL, said Senator Mal6y.
yoke of political bosSisrn Senator Brackett Is not
Who ia he tbat ie ] ns nitey boss in his dis
trict than Senator Brackett7 He stands supreme
same in his district. while Mr. Esberg is untirng
in his energy to occupy the same position in mis-
district Is So dsposing OF all these reasons f ,To
pose to deal in personalities II you three men
your actions must not belle your words: You are
making the old mans blood thinner In his decifi-
ing years. You behold him in his ripe old age and
are attacking him by voting against MS t.ien9s-
II wanted to attack him wouldn't, and II did
It would justify the use OF the word coward h,
go in charity and peace Let US not stand mere
and knife his friends simply because they have en-
1oyed the friendship OF Ihomas 9 Platt-
Senator Marshall said II Sheriff Worden OF sara.
toga County had been named he would have voted
Baker whom he did not know. And ne was Ger
tain that Mr. Brackett and ne rest wouia t as ssP
a nomination had been sent in from the Governor.
request from the Governor to vote IN favor OF the
Bracket. he no reason for him to act as ne
THE NOMINATION REJECTED.
The rolIcau ended, and the motion TO reject Mr..
Bakers nomination carried by a vote Of %
TO %
to have final action the nomination
Mr.. Raines suggested a recess for an hour and
that for all purposes the action of the Senate
had been final
Senator Grady insisted his motion and Sena-
tor Raines made motion for a recess -.
The motion for a recess was lost by vote OF Is
to g.
Mr. Grady's motion to reconsider was then lost
by a vote OF 2s to % that the matter was closed
and no further action can be taken by the Senate
the present nomination of Mr.. Baker
A recess was then taken until 3:l5 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

not received any orders from Senator Platt, and
he considered that Governor OdeI, by sending In
the nomination had requested him, MarsnaL, TO
vote for Mr. Baker.
After the nomination of Mr. Baker had been
rejected Senator Grady moved reconsidera-
tion Of the vote. in order that il might be lost
and thus opportunity be given to revive the
nomination.
THE Governor could send in the nomination
of Mr. Baker again if he pleased said Senator
Malby.
oh. yes said Senator Grady, but wish 10
notify him that action is final
The motion to reconsider the vote was lost
The Senate then took recess.
After the recess Senator Bracket renewed the
conflict.
If no other man is nominated and confirmed
Railroad Commissioner. Mr. Baker VIII hold
his office at least until the Senate reconvenes
in January next.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
SKETCH OF GEORGE w. MORGAN.

George ". Morgan, OF the late William H.
Morgan. lawyer, OF this city, born in East
Orange. n J. June 2S. 1875. He attended the
zubic schools the city and Hastings Hud-
son. He prepared for college at Oberln, Ohio and
was graduated in 1897 from Oberlin College. where
his grandfather. Dr. John Morgan, had been pro-
5essor II the theological seminary for many years
He entered Columbia Law School in the fall Of
lH-. was graduated in 1900 and in the same year
vas admitted 20 the bar. During his course at
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
"GRkB~ BILL NOT LIKELY TO PASS,
wiloox's Much Denounced Measure Is Re
ported. However.
rrv --r-=rApE TO rHr TR1BcxE-l

Albany April 1G-The Senate Railroads Com
Ynites -=oo-ta6 fsvora hy to-day the bill or Sena-
to- wilcox in regard 70 street railway fran
ch5ses This fs oue Of the grab pills The FOL
loving Senators DESERTED from \ taNol4"ie r.
rorr On the bill. 2 r Brown, Lewis. Marun
s-s WAGNER Senators Wilcox. Gooosel. Prime;
Sherwood and Amber voted 10 report the OH
favora bly, -. =.
The riiI il is said viii not h pressed since II
* -ro-5pl7r The session ~ the legislature IS SO
rez~ IN END that il cannot he uassed-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
MORE TENEMENT LEGISLATION.

Albany. April 1s.-The Assembly to-day passed the
Marshall Tenement House bill This IS a companion
measure 10 the Agnew Tenement House bill. signed
by Governor OdeIl two days ago The Marshall bin
regulates the procedure OF the Tenement Houss
Commissioner in ordering repairs 70 tenement
houses the course TO be pursued with reference 10
r1nfnhabitabe buildings and the discipline TO be
forced in connection with the employees OF the de-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
coRoNERs SAVED By THE CONFLICT.
Flsberg's Bill To Aboh h the Office No
Likely 10 Pass
rBT rrLrcnAPH TO TEE TRrBUNE-l

Albany April 16.-Senator Elsberg's hh apoi-
fshing the coroners Of New-York was set asiDe
OF motion of Mr- Rogers. the RepuOhc0i.
leader n the Assembly to-day. and. II We" %
the conflict II the Senate over the noTnlhalo''
Of NJ Baker as Railroad Commissioner: II. II.
which Senator Elsberg took such an inpoTIaIl
49, s. IS rather doubtful II the bill VIII oe
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

Columbia he was private secretary to Professors
E5z-l1 r A SeLgnan and Franklin H Gidolngs'
snC a. the same time helped 10 organize the cluo
work q The Educational Alliance, OF which Fro-
feSs-- - zrlan vas director He also acted as
E--e----e-6=7- ~ the Educational Alliance for a
number ct months during the absence ABROAD OF
-re -lr=ri--e -endent- II II this time that Nj
Morgan Impaired the president OF the Eo1ca-
-i--.r Alliance. Tsidor StreIs. 10 the Executive
Committee of Tarn1any- Hall, and with Nj Nixon
o-ra I'D -he resolution which resulted IN the ap-
r-.-.----- ~ he Tamnanz Committee Of Five
f. then took charge Of the work OF the committee
o. Fifteen N the last municipal campaign he
-s-.1=5 80 East side personal campaign or Us
-r-.. -.-.ar-=y Jerome. with headquarters a. NO
l.- Morgan vas appointed 10 the stan of Qls- @
-~..r Z .--rFev Jerome January J. l+t-, ana mas
FzE charge f7 the District Attorneys once oT COM
-~-z and preparation Of cases and the pToSocu-
r. rrTi-r of1iciaS He lives al No. Rutgers
Tlrr .-r- District ArrorrnE-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

Senator Mal6y again qussIlOl5u rIe IHvIIFss VI
,be trio who had voted against Mr.. Baker and
1a,ebad Al the idea that the majority members
vrere POLITICALLY bound and gagged and grouping
about the legs of Thomas Collier Platt. growing fat
averv time they touched the hem of his garment"
~ 49, said that he had certain independent
IDEAS of 6is own. but he declared that if he had
heso.,rG+ senator Platt him from political
9oLsnr bad been refused fruit from the political
80. ,ras he would not berate him He Hkened
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
LIBEL BILL LOST I'M ASSEMBLY.

Albany April 1s-In the Assembly to-day Mr.
Fovlers bill providing that in libel suits the plain
tf-s shall not be entitled TO punitive damages IN
less malice can be shown was defeared-ayes. 81
noes. 81.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
mock BILLS REPORTED

AIbanv. April ls-The Conkling New oTk cor
>,,rs ,re-e -eDorted favorably from the senate
C-o-,-,frree on cities this afternoon. the pefno'
men bers dissenting
Governor <)deI and Assenblyrnan Conhilhe' ~ W,
Introduced the dock bills, yesterday FF NJ
- ,-,..,s,v,s .J7a. the Governor IS personally
,-,e-es-es in the massage OF the measures 'oV
enor odeu said he did not even knoW eilsJ artsin
so-1s - eG-niTferratioT fu the New orh D'en
DEPARTMENT
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

Scripm Sfpiternc er belaste mel
Hl,it, fan De after sisres blanfe pes
fsIgenOe 9ebanbling: gr &liten tpt.
fan man fsrit ifrabe al oct meite mel
en- anio eIler Iigncnoe. Saa lespes
De ruitne 3eIe | aeroiene og bIiper Zig.
genOe / to.tre 0ase. 9erpaa prtSies
De al oe poleres meo gmerp Bopber.
@r bette life let tilsianeeIist, fan SET
bpnbe, man tlarer Jig nofiaa gobt mel
en- qammeI 9rtd. Eor Reiten gjpl.
Ser BET ogiaa Der, at oct er Iettere al
forebpgge enb at aisre goOt igieu. Der
er / 8runoeu liben llnoIfplDniug ior
at bare rrlitne Sfsiter. a.t bpa0 scr
Ifal til ior at boIbe Dem bllrtte, er al
oe puOies goOt al bier Gang, mani bar
brugt Dem, % bpnees Fort paa et
SteO, bpor De fan boloe Jig terrc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
@antrcpnc, inaeIiae G[nnter liz

@antreunc, ipgeIige gInnter IiOer
ofte al RanseI paa RGring. Oct tan
bore bra at forisge, ON life IiOt 8isO'
ming ifuIOe pore / Sr6en. SOB fra
GpnSrpret eIer Sforitensptbcn gisr
uomprfet Gjeneite Der. @n 9orbife.
fuIO meo SOB til ct Bar aopper 8auO
er omtrent set rette 6orboIo. 0enne
@IonOing aigipcr life nIerte en- peIfom.
men NGring Tor BIanter icIp, men
Oen gj0r Set al meO foritieaige al De
,Enicttcr. iom polOer No"trp0. % pee
logger Sor0ormrne, ON ~iaabanne fin.
OeS / 8otten. gtoor OorSrsr %
Sforiten %renieS, er oct ltmagen DGrOt
at ianfe So0eu iammeu / ct Caer onoet
gammelt Sfral al ct Spano el. lian.
% opbcOare Ben til ~iremiOigt 9ri9.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

Raar man ON aftenen bar npoi
5riigten al ct eller anoct Slass, iao
er bet en- ieIpiast Sag, at Sanobsriten
bsr fomme til a%upenSelie, fsr man
gaar | Seng, % oct iamme aiploer
naturIispis osiaa, ON man bar ipiii
Ganbp. Sermeo or life iagt, at Oct
elers fan bare Set iamnte meb Eano.
bsritenS anoenbelie ON aitenen. Rei,
nten man bsr n9re opmerfiom paa, at
set UNDER iaaSanne SmitGnoiebeber
er i9rIig paafrGbet, at man piioier
S9uOerne nogenIunoe mart, ba bet er
lige ina meget ON at gisre. at etbpert
Spor al 5ruatipren iiernes, Tom Of
EGnSerne renie8 for 2euninger al
@anbp og andre isbe Eager.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
st flptbart Sort.

Gu al be uptfts CptnetI'sr paa NdittrrtrfnifsUs
Gmraabt or ben '~oGtalbtr arJQSmotpr, Ia ben CT hpa'
act paa SiuI fan oeu upsrsrss Of uosls iaa wlGne, %
ben ~aRbsfaIss ira'ttgt nj aeftiorinort Zen srtits
Msstriu, Der a~ubt'alss tra'tist al Snfuesr Of taiRsm'
Itas gIsuusTtr, bcr bar truet ben tom ct ipripar MOB
oas 8snpes. Ssptr. % aprsnnber. CT Spitttters Maoe'
btttsrs. Ten tsIbrbees esm % pl b,ner Iiie ieur
9srs TtrrIns. prep ben. bpiS Ts lteer al Fab al
Gppsttt. Soeshala,. espuIsshte fti SorheitIir. 7nS'
pspNa. trrs psoer. aprtoppsIk larmiaHaIsu tas'
Wpr,sHssr. % 2s MI itts oil E,Frt spsrg Gsrss
apsstsr s'isr si cypl AZ psr iaunrtrDs aImaHaf Ion
ieos Zen tHssssIssr usssH ~oareiiuIs % n9ttis ep
lpsatRs % teit,t tHtst.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
Gn Saaruaf ("Sbanpoo") Der bal

Gn Saarunif ("Sbanpoo"), Der bar
Orb for at pGre iaa goo iom nogen, la.
pes paa ielgenoe Waabe: DIAN piper
ct sGs / 3 Spiieifefuloe me0 parmi
8anN, (iffe be0t Sano, pei at merle,
bu fom g@gget til at bliue mere eller
minOre fogt). SertiI fstes en- Sbelfe.
iuIo fortpnoet 8Ipcerin, beIit iortpnOei
meO 8iolet 8ater, oa enOeltg Ell
aIppe Gblorate Of Gntaib. 6prlioer
De rcnienbe Ggenitaber, iom bennc
Shampoo 6eiioOer, ioa Oirfer Nen og,
ioa iom ct ltOmerfet StprfemiSSei fox
Sadret % itimulere bets 8efit.
5 6orbinoelie meo iaaoan Saar'
paif burbe man aItiO benptte iig al
Wasiage al Sooebbuben. 9ette fer
meO Stn9ertupperne, ibet man trpffer
0isie no9enIltnoe fat moo Suoen oa
irser Dem frenoper meo e" itaOig rote'
renbe 9epGgeIie. Reglene ber life be.
rere Suoen. Der ~begpnoes iorfra pee
Eanben, % iaa arbeiOer man boqoper
Raffer, iaa fremooer tgien MOB Tin.
Nin9erne, frem 90 tilbage, tnOtil mar
bar gaoet belle Sope0et ooer, % SGn'
berne enoelig msoeS neberit bag / Raf,
fen. Saa oiiIuttes set belle meb noele
Innee Streg n,eb be Haze Senoer neO.
oper Sioerne ira SSien til SaIiett.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
Gn rpo 0Gie cr life netop al 5

Gn rpo NGie cr life netop al Be
Sing, iom ale Menncifer tragter ci.
ter. 5 mango SiIiGloe moa BET pei
regne$ iom Ell 6elge al at OeOfom.
menOe miSbruger itPrfe 0ritfe. Neu
ifuIOe ma alto uolpgge BET oerbcu,
fom man til at gisre llret MOB mango.
Ger er forifieQise andre Iariager til,
at NrIen bliper utilbsrIie rsb, blanot
onOet o9iaa Sen, at SnsrIioet miSbru'
ge8. Saa fan bet o9iaa bore en- 6el'
oe al at man bar list Sfaoeiroit, elltr
at man til StaoigheN arbetocr i ct
foI0t GpreIic on @intereL io1 man
bar panifeIigt ior at boloe Jig o1raI,
iipr paa 9enene. DIN Slaetercn alt.
iuo bar en- Hpie, iom er rsOere, cno
man ipncS rimeli9t fun0e pore, lGa
IiQ0cr set rGrnleit at ifripe Set 9aa
&ulocnS Resning, oa ban, Staffor,
ntna iSac at flare Jig belle Slnterc!,
i9itnncm llbcn Gorme. @nOelig er
ser o0ioa ocm. iom paa en- elcr anOer
Mtuaoe 'pncS at booe notltrligc Nnlp1
i ocnnc Rctnin0. u0en at Der netop fan
pcgc& paa nogcn eutelt beitemt Sin8.
iom itlIoe af8ioe en- fplocit8isrenbe
6ortloringSgruno. Soor Den ipeci'
fife 4nrio9 ficnoeS, iaar man ie, on,
set Iaoer iig 9isre at rette paa oet, ion
rmn0t or. Oilers fan set / fine Su'
ipIoc orre ~tienIigt at ia9tta9e felgen'
qe: Wou bpr mogan at tage til Jig no
GEN bco 1riffe, I. Gr. The eIler &affe
lice citcr at mar or fommen ino uoa.
aulocn. NniiQten bsr olori8 naifeS
meocltS set cr iterft affielct. % beuer
life mcSutS set er uaIminoeIig opbe
set. 0eriom man baOer Inii8tet
porult 8ano, ber Set ifpQes eiterpal
meO foIot 9ono. 6or &citen er SC
noFioa oIminoeIigt, at Sen ing
"pofSer ira" i'm robe HGie. Gen Srei
bar Oi&ic aItiao eronu tiloOerS, at nal
set Ii0er opoper MOB Sc 80 Iar 7. Gr.
iao er Ser al SonoipnIigbeo ior, a
Sen RODE Nrie fommer til at flnn
rcanes bIanbt set forbi9angne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
Seunen or ipb. ga, ina iiges ser

SeDncn CT ipo. ga, iaa IigeS Der,
men mon oct er iaa 9dnife l~ttfert, at
set er iaa? Der or bel life megeu Gull
ON, at Dc ileitc ibIonOt os pil ipneS
Iaa, 0eriom Dc Osmmer efter ben fer.
tie SmpulS, noar 8re0en blISier op,
% Sarmen tar SoerbaonO. Wen,
tloar Seonen er fulobpr0et, boor gan.
lie an0erIeoGS to9er Ben iig no! 0u
bIir Ben aierne bitter ION @oIltrt %
@olOc. Stfe at tale ON benz, iom | ct
opbiOiet EiebIif, ga SeprIpiten fit
Honoerum, life nIcne begif en- 8orbrp'
Belle MOB NpIten, men mteb bet Iontme
oqina Sselngoe lin egrn 9pffe for be.
itan0i9, ioo or ser utouiee andre, iom
bar maattet famine iig oper, at Be Loo
Jig iorIe0e til at ie9e Seon, ON oct
ioo blot bar peO at BRUCE bittre Orb,
- Ser er en- WPugoe al Dem, iom /
LANCE 8iOer bar maattet an9re, at De
pcO en- euer nn0cn 2eiIigbeO loo gre'
Sen I6be al mcO Jig % betalte onot for
OMIT. Ntcn De cr life mango, iom on'
grer, at Sc boIot Jig icIo % i'm Sunae
/ 9cmmc % los Sen onoe 8iernin9
rare ugiort, Oct bitre SrN pTre uiagt.
Cm nj blot engan9 9rlrnoig iotte oS
inO / 0ettc, mems Sino % IoIeIier ct
/ 2igeppgt, ifuIOe ri life iaa let Iooe
oS cpcrrumpIc, noor &urmcn griber
oS, eIer Iooe oS forIebe al SepnIpIt,
noor andre gier os llrct cIer Sfaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
Saurcmcl, iom bel mere eaer min

>ra ornrmSps ! rnbner HrshoISnino
n;ros ,,Ncr T,;r Fon,,,s ,,'enot n,crc
Mr,,, N,rion ,no n;I;te ot Het o,>t
.I,,er i, bc,,r+tc; orr,;nHor;, mrs>,
T,,r;,o Wv rrr.,rg ;r,a,, irrr;,r
Va, I,n%I;r, -; moT,+ +ir Notto w.,
,r,>,,,on ". So, wal ~ Sot t;n,r;,;tn ~
TT,o, Hpt ! WI,> rr Hrtten oner
,,r 81, f,;,. - W.r,,, ENors ,,,r
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

G~rnnbcrrirs er tienIige banbe til
inOoenoigt % ~ubpenOist BRIG / I'll.
fGIOe al 9oien (grpiipiIas). Oct bill
iige, oct er 8apuItgt for 0en ipge at
ipiie G~rnu6erries og at anoenSe benz
iont SatiIag.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
1884. Sa.: Spae Sag | rtgeu par ben
26oe 6ebruar 1877?
Sp.: On Maneaa.

1885. Sr.: /. 9nn Ell Tano perao
GtilSmjSit fra fin SuItru, ndar ban bar oe'
bet bsnbe en- at goa fin Bet % bun % gaar
% bitr borte, III ban tonUrIer % DeHtef
benoe?
3. Sar en- gPouo Set til at laoe fin Mo.
Der sipre. ipm bun bill meo Suitrusn?
8. "a Rauocr er forsIGloet % brtttrr,
ian iaa Spncu fon SttlsmtSle?
4. Sau bun, / SilfRIOc bun rstier fra
ham, fUrore CpboIo ipr fig o8 SprHsne?
8. Gan en- Suitru. inn life or Tilt fra
in Rano, Hacr bun bar Hetten paa lin
She. eco ben % tG9c 2auo, naar ban Tile
tan foriprge i'm Semitic?
Gn.: /. 0ojs RaHbsu bar iaset beuoe
fra Sjcmmet sler uOsu @ruuo fro benocs
Gioe glpet GnIebHiH9 til, q; bun maa torlaoe
ham, ian bun, i SufTIoe at Of ban ip8er
pm StilRmisie, giprc i'm Set 6iGIoenoe, OB
hpts bun mObiGtter fig, rtI rtmeli8ots
GtiISu,tsie life bIiue BAN t%llItaaet. ale
Sab nil Siettsn paaie, at bun life Iioer
SpsrIGit.
9 9uftrpeu bar tine E%ettigbeber, iom
maa reipeFtereS; iOrDorl9t oiI bet natnrlt8'
piE hero paa GmItGnoi9beoerrc, tror mc9et
bun for SustreoeuS Club og al andre Scn'
inn bpr tanle al fin Spi9ermooer. Settle bar
ira grilos SID pGrct ct ttIoeut SpprsS'
moaI, boprt BET bar bit Jig paniteIt8t for
u]peoFommenhe at grpe Rdao. &ouCu iRtter
10 ptSie @rGuier, Der b~eitpttcr Der iOm ou'
Ore Steoer, ON ben life retop nGouer Sut'
sermpoereu. o. en- Suitru bebpper life at
taaIe Gpsrlat eler brutal Scbunollng al
roeeu.
8. Suitruen fan faa StiI8mjsie, bUjs
Rau6eR er en- 9ruttenboIt; ltgeleoeS nm
han letter OUerItpr De MibIcr. ipm SAINT
lien bebeper til lluocrbpIo.
4 Su iom RegeI, hpis bun bar spb %
qpIotg 8runO BERTH. Sots han u0cR @ruuo
fra henoes StOe bar unmOoet benoe ON at
furIaoe Slemmet. itpIOer han Ii8eleOes hen'
be % Sgrueue lluocrbolb.
8. &Oueteao fan bun life faa meomins
hrs bun er 6amiIieioriprSer head of a ia
miIyl, ps ioa IGHse bun life er Tilt fra
Ranben, bar life 9Upeu opbRpet bans 6ors
igrgsrpltet. Oct er dltiaa rnoau | 8iytc'
IisbeIen RouOcn iOm or 6omjIienS
Soreb. Neu bois Der er gpIoi9 @rur0 iii
Stilsmtsie, % bun faur sGoteitabet bGrct.
filler Su8eu fig itrar anosrlebes. Raag
gRanoen life ian ~forigrge 9euoe os Sprns'
ne. o9 Der oesuoeu er andre Sing. ipm glpr
fortiat SomItu uuoboIoeIist. er Der intet
nroet at sigre enO at titles, men ct iaabaut
etribt maG itubfeites al GpmTtolene. fer
bssss Barter | 2UpenS 2ine bar fin fulOe
5rtbsO til / ale StIfGIoe at BuuOIe uafbGn.
gig Of biuauoen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

Sm s6bclirncu life fonmcr til tn
Get, u6en Of ben f6rIt bIir Tcber, iaa-
Ie0e5 opno1r beIIertffe WenueIfet i'm
itGrite 6lI0fommenbeb, uOen at BET
fsrIt bar baot at gienremsal jim Del
al Grrn8ieI % 8ienporoigbeO.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

araftig Snppc er life Of nnbefaIe
for ben, iom IiOer al baarIis Sor.
osielie. Sor oofsne 8oIf | Def belle ia.
get ifaI set bore minore tienIigt at
brinpe meget al fpoen0e 6sSe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
Iaa Ct. Selena. gf be Tfal

Ean Ct. Sclcna. If DC Ifauoiua.
pife 9cgto1cre I 9oerfriaen befinbsr
it0 tronu - paa Ct. Selena. De tar
imiolertio life betra9tes iom ari9$'
Hanger, men boloeS tilbase paa Zen,
iorOi &c tar paotaset Jig SptsreIieu al
en- SeIeRroibpgnins for Gaitern Se!e.
grlpb. Sctte Irbeioe oil neppe blipc
iuIoiert Iortuocn NortS Rnaneb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
g Myhige Raad og Unk @

0aar Soften life tpsger fin Sabre
~orSentlig, fan BERNIE lllctnpe rettes
paa oeS at bIanoe en- Saanoiulo cllcr
TO meS Corn | Sapren.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

Smrrtrrars scherIfer. Srageiaar, I@taa,ne
Saar, Soritupntiaer. Stif. Stebliitelig
SlGlp. 2E 1bomas' GeIseiris Oil 5 Gle
! bpert Gpptet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20
2laben Rorreiponodnce

orre-~resr7anr Z bernie MfNei,nn hefpnres a.
HfNrfnferre q. VI. 9csnest wrputeoteee. Wttnr.
90 Nerr crta, Tepoifru. s1ts.
ersraerncI fra @erfcrcr. Tom TIC cpdtpef
errroere trnes offntte fine Gpfrasrrdnl ! 81
nngi RI tnSsftat Grrcd.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

Il40. 60: |. 8on en- gerion. TOM
Tom III @mert!Q / 1902. toge Qauo eaa
&pmsieao, HaaT ran har lgit ii iprite
&agir2
=, Or be-, CT ris Gum. ION ftal betolcs,
ncar mau u. PROVE 90 mso Berse?
3. aoH man iaa Iaari 9rnge 9oo Gan,
BET, fer man bar Sropst or?
GU.: !. "a.
.. %, man mac betalc ben al Rtei,rir.
gen i~ai!ialts gas 'nlct ub % hare beet
paa gauDett Ia maausbcr, tuoen man ian
prove Op.
3. @el. esmfhsabtaBcrsa sttr NE
Aonae!, fDr TAN bas prOptt DP % facet We.
sJsriHgsFIsSf (satsHt1 paa bet, o. tan Der.
fOr belsritis siee 4aHt I bet, gPttt uaas
ban Har mpb.aset III gfisbs, tan ban btsps.
Hrrs eVsT gaHSst ism ban tHsE fsfssst.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

1876. Sp.: Or 7rGpInntuinesIppen
M / arait?
Co.: @eL 9eu iibIts Gel al &open op.
hGpeoes / 1893.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

1887. Gust: In 1901 l rented 100
acres of land on shares for the term OF
five years. We had no written contract
made as the party l rented from would
not have it. Now, can he get me of the
place before the time Is up? March Tst
1903 is the end of the second year that |
have been on the place. How long be-
fore that date does lie have to notify
me?
Ans: A verbal ageement for the rent
ing of lands does not hold good for
more than n year, and if he wants his
land back you will be Obliged to vacate
within ninety days on receiving a writ
ten notice to that effect.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-20

1879 gu: 6DjI'cn Ga8 lJ9cu Dor
lie Lccgmber 1879?
Gu: On Tpr&0ag.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-10-17
FASTEDFOR -FOUR DAYS
nOnks Shared With Refugees Their
Black Rread and Salt.
AMERICAN LADY AIDS
She Dispatched n Sister af Charity
and Five Thousand Dollars to
Believe the Needs Of I'm.
fortunate Outcasts.

London. Oct. i6.-The correspondent
OF the London Daily Telegraph on the
Macedonian frontier has sent his pa
per a long dispatch OF the refugees ar
riving at Rita monastery after fasting
four days and sleeping In the open
air with the Thermometer at thirty
four degrees, and their gratitude TO
the monks. who shared with them
their bread and black salt and ex-
hausied ali their resources 20 succor
the hungry fugltlyes. The corre-
spondent adds.
But this help despite the sacrl-
fees Il imposed on the monks. was
but drop OF water In an ocean OF
nre. Scores of poor people must have
perished miserably but for the t..ac,y
assistance OF bcnencent American
lady. Nine. Bakhmetieff. formerly Miss
Beal Of Washington, ID. c.. wife OF the
Russian diplomatic agent az Sofia
Bulgari. Without losing a moment the
philanthroplc lady dispatched $4,000
and sister 81 charity TO relieve the
needs OF the Innocent outcasts. Ny
companion, Charles Crane OF Chicago.
likewise gave considerable contri
hutton for the same purpose. When
VIZ were leaving the monastery a cou-
pie of days later over 600 refugees
lined the avenue IN front of the doors
and Insisted on shaking hands with
us"