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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

Arriving here five hours late Saturday
afternoon, Judge Hanford convened court
at 5 o'clock to hear the report of the
federal grand jury, which Had been in SEES
zion nearly all last week.
True bills were returned against the fol
lowing: George Dalton, Peter Peterson
John NJ. Desch, William White, William
Davis, H. James, Frank Brown, Franak
Seward, Henry Ford, Mike Kenney
Charles Smith, Fred Tapp, all of North
Yakima, and all for selling liquor to In
dams.
CLYDE D. Enfield, of Tacoma, forging
postoffce money orders.
Frank C. Smith, of Spokane, assaulting
n United States deputy marshal.
Earl Jefferies and Frank L. Coombs, of
Everett, sending obscene matter through
the mails.
Jacob Claussen, Seattle, counterfeiting.
Immediately after hearing the returns OF
the jury, Judge Hanford adjourned court
until o'clock Saturday night to allow
the prisoners to plead. Desch, White,
James. Dalton, Seward, Ford, Kenney,
Enfield, Charles Smith and Tapp pleaded
guilty, and the others not guilty.
Only one OI tHe pIisOueIsJ IilhStu was
sentenced The decree of the court was
that he should be confined for two years
at hard labor in the penitentiary on Nc
Nel's island
When his name was called, Enfield re-
sponded as buoyantly as if he were to be
rewarded for some meritorious act, in
stead of being called TO answer for an in
fraction of the laws of his country. When
asked what his plea would be, he replied,
"Guilty."
Before passing sentence, Judge Hauford
gave Enfield an opportunity TO say word
for himself. He told the court that he
knew he had committed the crime, but
could not tell why Like many other
crooks. he expressed sorrow over his
wrong-doing and promised to be good in
the future.
Frank Smith, indicted for assaulting an
officer, is a bad man. He had been found
guilty of selling liquor to the Indians and
sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
While Deputy United States Marshal
Short Of Spokane was taking him back to
Jail after he had been convicted, he threw
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

weekly meeting in the Y. M. G. A. par.
lors this morning. Rev. A. L. Hutchinson
of the Emmanuel Presbyterian church
president of the alliance, gave report Of
his evangelistic work on the east side
of the mountains. A general discussion en-.
sued in regard to evangelistc work in gen.
eral. The ministers were of the opinion
that the same old fundamental truths
were as necessary for conversion as ever,
but they had to be dressed in different
words than were used fifty years ago.
Practically no business done. The com
mittee, composed of Rev. j. Lewis Smith.
Rev. e. H. Todd and Rev. OVAL, to which
was referred the communication received
from the w. G. T. U. last week, concern.
ing Sunday theaters in Tacoma, did nos
report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

1t is reported on good authority that
the Seattle wholesale merchants have rep
resentatiyes in this city who are working
to get the business of supplying the Alaska
canneries with goods. Two of the can
neries are local concerns and they say the
Seattle people have their goods right down
to the bottom notch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22
"THE CHIEF JUSTICE"

Daniel Sully, the popular stage favorite,
will appear at the Tacoma theater Wed,
nesday evening in the three-act society
play entitled "The Chief Justice" The
drama is one of modern romance, in which
love, politics, society, finance and law
are cleverly woven together. 1t deals with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

the story of two brothers with totally
different ideas of life; one cashier of a
bank, the other the chief justice on his
bond The climax of the play is reached
when the chief justice decides lawsuit
that means fortune or financial disaster
to the woman he loves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22
LATE TELEGRAPH

BERLIN, Feb. PA telegram from
Tisinfy, in shantdng province, China
states that 100 lives have been lost BY
the bursting of dam in the Kangho river
Several villages were destroyed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

BREMEN, Feb. %. Through the faii.
ure Of Johann Lahausen, well known
Bremen corn dealer, today, number Of
German and American firms will be affect
ed. The liabilities are 1000 900 marks and
the assets 100000 marks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22
MARINE GLIMPSES

There was an unusually high tide again
this morning. No damage was reported,
but many of the factories on the flats
were surrounded by water for several
hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

of his resolve to prevent by all possible
means any outbreak in the Balkans, and
will bring pressure to bear on Turkey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

The tug Richard Holyoke towed the
barkentine Hesper to sea today from the
Tacoma mill. The Hesper has 100000 feet
of lumber for San Francisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

The tug Mystery, with scow, is down
from Vancouver, b. G., for COAL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22
AG5SEdIlE y q 5 sEjSlIHhS !
sLYCEUM THEATER.

The comedy drama, "Slaves of the
Mine" opened at the. Lyceum theater yes
terday for three nights engagement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

NORTHWESTERN Detective Agency,
1857 Cal. Blk See us. Tel. Black 1925
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22
IN A BAD PLIGHT

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-Prince Ferdinand
is enforcing the most prudent attitude
on the part of Bulgaria. He is determined
that if hostilities ensue with Turkey the
latter must be the aggressor.
Bulgaria is prepared to fight, but fears
that either Russia or Austria will take
the spoils in case she is victorious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

The four-masted schooner Taurus caught
the clipping breeze this morning and, with
all sail set, left the Tacoma mill, bound
for San Pedro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

WASHINGTON, D. G, Feb. 22.-one
of the most elaborate entertainers of the
gayest season in the history of the capital
is Mrs. Chauncey M Depew, wife of the
senator from New York. She has planned
a series of balls and receptions that will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

"Strong easterly gales all the way, and
just after we got inside the dirt was flying
off the Cape" was the characteristic re-
mark of the first officer of the collier
Maclxinaw, which arrived in from San
Francisco this morning. The Mackinaw
has several hundred tons of powder for
the Roslyn mines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

Prof Wilson's dancing classes every
Thursday evening at $3.50. Elks Hall,
Is G st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

LONDON, Feb. 22.-Advices from Berlin
state that the kaiser has assured the car
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22
NO REPORT MADE ON
SUNDAY THEATERS

The Ministerial Alliance held it's usual
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

The Canadian steamer SellIirk is at the
smelter with 100 tons of copper matte val
ued at $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

The schooner Bartlett arrived in yes
terday and will load Timber at Coenen &
Mentzer's mill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

The British ship Austrasia goes to the
Quartermaster Harbor drydock in tow of
the tug Fearless this afternoon if the wea.
Their improves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

The steam schooner Iaqua arrived from
California yesterday and is loading at the
st. Paul mill for San Pedro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

Captain Mcdonald of the Taeoma-Seattle
steamer Defiance is quite indignant over
a published report that his steamer had
broken down and would be laid up for an
indefinite period. The captain says as far
as he knows there has been no trouble
on his steamer.
Three thousand four hundred and fifty
four dollars and eighty cents is what
passed over the counter at the customs
house this morning and went into Deputy
Collector Fairweathers hands, as duty
paid on mating. The money was silver,
put up in sacks holding 81 600 each The
weight of each sack was 80 pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-22

overshadow anything yet attempted.
Mrs. Depew is young and beautiful. She
was Miss May Palmer of New York and
was the ward of Senator Depew. She
married her guardian in 1901, and, while
30 years his junior, their welded life has
been very happy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Oct Qiomife Pap.

Set aiowife SAB, bpis 9pboe al.
lereoe ior 20 gar iioen fun bar 1e
Reter, ipnfer mere % mere. Otter
ombpsgelige Raalinger bar / De iib,
ite aar benoeo 1,200,000 5eftare,
al bets 5luoeinbbolb foroanbIet Tia til
Sumpe, iaalebes at S%eilabien frc
Sapnene Saganrog og Roitotp til bei
iorte SAB itabis bliper panfeliaert
og oanifeligere formebeIit oct grim,
De gano. Som befienbt Iigger Sci
alopife SAB bstere emo oct forte Sat
og Der er berfor itaoia afls6 fra Del
fsrIte til bet iioite. Oct ifal MI bore
Den ruSiiife Hegierings Seniigt al
forbinbre bette aflsb peo Spmninaer
Sluier og lignenoe for berpeS at for,
eae @%anoItanoen / BET Iiotpife Sat
meb 3 Dieter. Eli Inlpgene bill ser
imiblertiO mebgaa ODER 10 Millioner
Gllb(er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
6ulobrDaup.

GilS Spper1en Woer % &lntrii |
@rnmo Ieaoom, Winr., fetreoe III
@ulobrpI,tp oell 25oe MartS. SiI'
Itebe bar 6 al beres 9srn o. mango
andre nrr beiIGgtebe % &enner; Ii.
qelcocS Ynitor @elSbeim, iom bplot
TGttolen opcr 5erteu: "@uo bar oG'
ret 900; SeriOr er ri 9Iabe." San
bcpiIte ga. bpor me9rt sc %i9iennem
@ipct bapbe at toffe for, % at DC
bapSe goo 8rluo iii at bore GLADE,
% man harhe iptIt Wiobag, %
Erciten bar fGrbis meo lin Gale, fom
Ser Ell frem meo en- lioeu altfiert |
Soauben iom ban gap Ill 8.ulobrpI.
Iupspurret % fortalte Dem, at bpiS
sc piIoc bape iia Ell Silr, Iom @rugeu
er. iua moattc &c taae beu mcb iom
Griroriug ira Sc fpriamIeoe. Zen
~iuoeholot uof $50 / @uIb. Sereiter
rciitc bocr hicm iii lit. u. Is. :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
ct SprInseuSe bill bloc, at Din

ct H~urInSeuSe bill bloc, at Din
sciota8 Superusr, @du Cant, aNpire'
rer til geourtuattpner til gtceprGit'
bent Saa ben repltbliforife &dIg'eo'
BEL I'll Sommeren. Sor Can't e'
s,nIia benot tiIbage I'll ct. &oIll fro
IN IGngere &ei'e. San bar Jolt pR'
ret I nj Statsr % ifaI bare faoet
Ssfta rn misunderstanding 8oIitiferes
etste for fun bouuette ambition ODER
nit, boor ban bar pGret. Set meo'
ScIes oeiaa, at bier Pcit brinser
Iom talriee 8repe, buori ban op'
forbres til at isee Rominotionen
Spo6 Ser natltrIiapts iIpr bar bra9t
Ban Sont / Sorarunben poo Den no.
tioraIpcIitiFe glrena, er hans Sp'
trpSen | Reraer.S aaen, ser, | Sor.
binbeIie me6 ben nplig foIone Ssie'
5feretSoom, bar giort bom til en- rig
Zig "Sruitfnuier".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Runitie Veie.

Oscar 2eonarb | 9bilabelpbia er
isbt uoen NGie; men mi bar Or.
Sra5ier iot Ell pol BAN. San tog
og itar op Ell Sin9ertllp poa Ofon'
oen, ipeOe iaa 6in9reuS Silofiaer til
beage Sioer al HGicaabningen, %
bandit Sen nGieIsie til en- Seltieng.
SaalebeS maatte Statfelcu ligge, I'll
6ingeren bar greet iait. 0a brll9te
1~pftoren anipen pao Ben ulfplbiae
Singer % tltte0e ocn al / onoet Seo.
grmen blep lam Ell Stunb, men Sot.
loren masierebe Sen, % Nonoen fan
lsftc bcn op. Singcrenben itaar Der
M iom NGic % ier life pprIt no.
Get cncitc betpnteIige er, at ben er
iod foIo iom cn aottenGIe. Sr'
aerne pil iiuoe poo ct Wiooel til at
9iere bcn narn1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
I be fanaSife Gropinier, Der

marat % meget Bar Ell StpreIie, iom
pore Stoter$, oiicr Der itQ I'M.
ocrti6cn cIl0uu at bore Ell bel Del
&onifcIiQbcSer meo 4cwun til $40.
leuricrct. Get er ucmIi9 life ooer.
alt / Canada Tom Der. at finn Sc 0 I.
i~CutIiQc StpIer oncrfienbc& %
o~prctpoloc5 al Statcn. : enteItc
&rop,uicr ouertienocS ioalcScS De
romrrit .fltbolifc WenigbcbSitolcr,
lem ON Sc uor oifeutIi8e StoIer, %
motr StotatlIituN Iiaeiom hi@ic. )
e ScttIcmcnt cTlcr ct aoumutne al
Adl1oIitcr. bpor oiNe puiter al bape
liz c3cn rcIiaio'c SfoIer. iIipper sc
NuooN oftc Al pcto.e SfOIeitot til Den
c'iNntlile Stllr. i0ct Sfdtten belt
% holocu Quur I'll Wcnigbco$itoleu.
: Ontario mar man nctop MI Ell
lporC Stoobcl / NnIconing al SfoIe'
'totIcn@ Gor0ellnQ mClem Den Of.
'cntIl8c % sen tothoIife Sfole |
StnrBcoH walls. Get Serppreu0c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
SanSelen meIem De Sorenct

Sanbelcn menem De Soreneoe
Stater % Sapon err tiltaget
forbolbspis meget bitrtigt | De
ienere aar, Iongt bitrtigere emo So
pans Snnbel meb noget nnoet Sono.
3 1881 par Snoisrielen fra De Sore
nebe Stater til Wifaboens Rige min.
ore emo 6 Erocent al Sonoets q nj
lebe Snbfsrfel; | 1902 bar
ben poret til 1S Hrocent. Set bar
jim Snteresie / iamme Sorbinoelie at
eriare, at iamtioig bermeo par Snb.
isrielen fra England aftaget ira 80
Procent | 1881 til 1S Grocent | 1902.
1e 5orenebe Stoter er imiolertib og.
ioa Sapans bebite allnbe, iaa oct er
rimeIig, at ri til @iengiGlo iaar no.
oibeoe Iorfeber beroner. erporten
fra Sapnn baooe / 1900 Ell iamlet
gerSi al 204, 429, 994 gen Zen GEN
err 81 GentS), % beraf ubfsrtes for
81 1858. 1876 gen til De 6oreuebe Sta.
ter, for 39,t77,45 til Songfons,
for 31,S71,57 til aino, for 1880.
423 til 5ronfri9 og for II ,262,997
til englanb. Sotnlerporten I 1902
belsb fig til 25S,303, 065 Den,
bpornf gorer for s0,232 Gen no.
isrtes til De 6orenebe Stater, for
25,S76,059 til pongfong. for 49,
S3S, 545 til &ina, for 27,2S3,45S
til Sraufrig % for 17,346,149 til
England. Sapans l"lbisriel til oe
Soreneoe Stater beitaor ior ben aller.
itsrite Gel al garer, ser life irem'
bringes Der / 2anoet; iaaleoes ino'
isrtes BERTH / 1902 iapaueiiif ellie
Il raa Silitono), for 46, 7S4,720 Gen,
SiIfetsier ipr 1921, 995 GEN She
for 9,124.0S5, @uIpmatter 0. |. b.
for 6,3s1,7 1913 Gen, HiS for ST..
SSS Den % Meoiciner os aemifalier
Tor 1,5i6,40t Den, bporbos ser ino.
fsrteS en- bel Gel Ionufofturoorer
at 9ambiiSrsr % andre ligneitbe
Sager, bporaf Sapan irembringer
iaabm Mpnebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

Nansc bar fiffert f~oriinSret fig
poer, bporbau oct flrnbc gao til, at
@icegltperner Gilman / Spb Carroll.
no bIep frifienot for Morbet al &c.
6oftsr @on5ole&, itben han ioftiif life
funoe mtfsre noaet til fit ~iSoripur. &i
pr unoertibeu Der | 2un6et @iNne til
SSSrrnfieroeNc, ri moutte orie for
lltGnfeIi9e, buiS MFaisreIien Ioo / Ell
enfelt Wau6S cler 9omnnr$ Saauo,
% set fau nof crttc Goil ON SNrrp.
iutemets TprtriuiilhFo, nonr man
fer Ct ]rltterIl1t Ntor0 bclcnnet mco
Trifnt6Cie. &ntioiertio bar <rppU.
icnet iom Sritltitiou iorIGngit itooet
fin 4rsUe, % Set bar uutpgtpIiN iaa
mango oQ itorc Toroe,t res Siocu al
Sc MisIigheocr, iom nil tlUbe pco Ct
io16ont Smtem, at SET er en- lluno.
nrrl;obrN ; Of N,mofr,,1f >,rrinrn
= Wirfpr1bsN,r ~ N,t rev,r ~, -,
meopt ! irlne om,cnn,t ~ IciI,r lin.
ocr ION ; irr,,r, 5t,Nri,, Iorh,rN
ncr or i,,h,nrc o., ~ao~rra,i,r,r f,r
-oop Dem ! i'm Ficufi,c 7,,,r VAR
oGioo Gigirlhet / 1r0 G3rogrr, boon
Wnrhio,cu u,oN Gilman nn,,,r
GiumouiomiIien or on p,IjtTt u, IL.
ciol 7tormo,t DER Sf,,,r 1o,f
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Tor nuacn Sio iioen bleu ser

Nor npacn Sio iioen blep Der al
Snteritate, commissioner poa 8oran.
Iebnina al %. y. Scarf anlagt Sag
MOB alll. SSSernbonerne / Genniplpo.
MIA, Ser beifpIbtes for Discrimination
meb Senipn til aulfragterne. ga.
gen bebanblebes isrit | Siitrittsret.
ten | Rep s)orf, % benneS &ienoelie
gif commissioner imob, men Der
bIep oppeaeret, % / Wanoags blep
Sageu p~aafienbt al be Screneoe
Stoter8 Ssieiteret, TOM omitsbte 81.
itrittSrcttcu& &ienoeIie % sop Or.
ore I'll, at 9nnerne ifol iiSlebere til
commissioner fine Hegnifobsbs9er
oa be aontrofter, iom beitoor meIIem
Dem og 8rubeeierne 9e bar nemIts
b~nIitorria pParet Jig for at aiue no.
%aeniombelit Splpsninger, Der funbe
tiene til at faite 2pS oper Sorbolbet.
Der er naturIiapiS inaerL iom tpi.
Ter pau, at Der mellcm De itore 8rii.
beeiere % Observation-Disclosures.
nierne bGtanr en- at 2anbetS meg.
tigitc SruitS, men set giGlSer 10 at
gisre Situationen iaa Icoben iom
mlIig for life at atpe Wpnoigbe.
ocrne no9et 9cnismaterinIe ibPnbe.
Oct er at hnobe, at allltrIiten MI
moo itaa for Gltr til at bIiuc grunbig
unberisgt, uoor man bar giort ira
iia &iebtruiter. 9ommen / Werger.
iagen bar 0iort meget til at berebe
Bel for retSIig Sorfsinina moo lig.
ncn6e aombinotioner, % Ger er /
&irfcIi9hcocu life lTnaerC uoaen
llnbitplouinl Tor at l00c iaooomc
a]orpcratioucr iom auItruiten pcO.
bIipc at opcrtrTbc &onbctS 2ope.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

Gn SpiinSclie, bporpeo gihimi.
nsSsauI fan forpanbles til gntbracit.
<I, er siort al en- Rroiesior Sba.
beuS g. 6. Come / Baiobena, Cali.
fornia. Frofesioren por | Rep
Dorf forIe6en, oa eiter bpao Ran for.
floreoe ON jim Spitnbelie, maa ri
mtdee, at Der life bill beneaa mango
anr, for iaaeootiom oft glsbful oil
bIipe ombnnnet til 5aorbful. Eli
acknowledgements benpttes Sp.
ne, Der er forifielli9e fra Dem, bpori
man frembrin9er olminoelig Gofes,
og Der maa Ell longt i~terfere garme
til for at irenftille BET frpitaliierebe
Brobuft. geo ct a%ulbrPnoeri | San
francisco, iom MI benptter b1rs
Retbobe, flyer Erof. Come, fam tent
Cons 9ituminsS.aul forpon6leS til
4 Cons tSanrbful. Otter bette ifuIbe
20 8rocent saa tobt, men Of oisie
90 Brocent iremitiaeS unber Fro'
cesien en- Slags bproiiulo @as, ioa
Der / @irfeIiabeben ineentins eoar
ipiIbt. Get belle iore9aar meo gan.
ife libet llol9e, tiger grofesioren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
@ruper GlepelanS err otter noe o.

bcn9ater, at ban enaana inbbso Ne,
aeren SreSerif SoueIas I'll fit SuS,
pg at oerute Dor @iGit peo bans
grpartp. @rprniibenteu err NOT blct
riatis GreerIig / auIebnius al oiSic
leic &pgter, 90 iioeu ban Sang poa
Gang timber al maatte gieuoriue
Dem, iriites mon nGiten til at mis-
trnfe BAN for, at ban alligepel baa'
Der of blipe paI9t iii 8reiibeut i9ieu
&lItnof bar ban oftere io9t, at bar
ilet life er annbiont, men bans Rour
pe0bIiper oeSlIagtet ite0ie at nGpneE
| Den SorbiuSelie, % 9lepeIanb er MI
iaa "Iong.beaoeb" iom no9en, iao
oct er life GREET at piOe, boab Der oil
bptSe. ct ipneS imibIertio temmeIig
iiffert, uemIis at 9rpou % Ell itor
Gel al bans nGrmeite SilbGuaere
timber Rroteit piI forInoc Sen Demo.
f~ratiife Spnpertion, bpis GIebelano
Dir nomineret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Spspeptitere
Scr or upsct iurifieaiat.

Seq oil ieuNe ojg irit CT German Rca
mcHp. iOu bar iurrret mango Solt for
Rapcinahom. 0criom oct hirerer Nig,
piI icg ndturIlepis. al Nu ifaI betaIe for
Set. hoiS life. itpISer on mig iuacutin9,
Sea er piuis til at ienoc oig oenue Bro
pepottc irit for at oocrbcoiie oS beaa:.
Set bar tlireret 9icnuemiuitIis ipu al ii,
iom bar !iot al Rdpcinaoum | aarepiS.
% iom bar prepet alt nnbet. Get Tan
bore uetop. bpuN On trGuaer. Seq bare
beSer Dig prspe Set pdd min Setoituina
% betale for Oct. bcriom oct biGlper Dig,
Set fables YoppS @euran Stomad
YomScss. S!rip I'll mig. % iea oil ieus
&c Dig mango SiSuesbprS fra Soil. ION
or blcpue inrereSe al bette NtsseI. Strip
til !. 3aItbicr, Srueeiit.
65s W. YoI. Ct. Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

meeet %upilise til at saa inc paa Ell
Zig Sronins. men at Sfoleraaoet
iaaeo6tiom tpaus benz BERTH, % MI
bar Seeislatiiren ueotaget en- Sop,
boori ben goofienber, bpop Der er
feet. Chen er ct mt Sfolernno palgt,
% Papirtompaniet og andre Erote.
itanter j Stiiraeon Sails iorisger MI
at iopbinorc llbbetalineen al Ben.
gene til Den fotboIife Sfole, ioet De
paaberaaber iig, at bet pilbe trPffe
ilemme aoniefpeuier efter iig. Ser
bpiIer Saeen f%orelsbie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Spsota.g labet "gI Gorreo" forte,

Susota.Slaoet "gl Gorreo" fortel,
Den ieniationeae Siitorie, at ct en-.
gelif.amerifonif Spnoifat bar ilaaei
unber Jig al giifel9rsbanoelen / Spo.
amerifu. Sor at ifaffe Jig arbei'
oere laber Spnoifatet line ,SoIf inc.
fange Snbianere paa Golombias SDo.
grGnie pg gisr @9n6ene til Slaper.
meoens De unse apinber i9lges til
berpgteoe 6ilie / Wanoos, 8ara. Ser.
nambuco % Rto Saneiro. 9laSei
opfororer Regierineen i @ogoto til
at gribe inb % giennem biplomatiife
llnoerbanblinger iorisge at itanie
Sen ~ifi9nOige Sraiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

pon VaalioeIigbeb, at ct iterre gntal
gooofatcr poa 6orbaono giennem.
itreifeoe belle aetsoiitriftet, talte meo
bier eneite poren Mono % forpisieoe
fla ON, bpem Der por or Gilman,
og bpem Der pnr | mpb bom. De
gap iig no for at bore Eortr9taaen.
ter % bopoe meb iig iom 9rspebil.
lebe ct TortrGt al Gilman. 8eo at
irempiie bette fom Samtalen natiir.
Iia iuO paa Rorbiasen, % "agen.
teu" oiofte mart, bpor ban bapbe fin
Rono. Iao @runblaa al De iaoIe.
OeS iuObenteoe Shpsninser iattes
man iitouo til at iaa en- Siirp, Der
euifeSe at ie Gilman frifienot. 90
Gilman bIep frifienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Reierpatipn .Nabnina.

YrRiiSeuteu bar mbertesnet Sooeu ON
aabuiuseu al ReS Cafe 8eierpationen.
Si iial ieuee Sem gcuHtp Surpepors
ugs Mart, iom %saranteres at barre en-
n~siaatis aopi at Rsgieriusens gIat. for
90 9ents. 2re life no SIC for at iaa
S%risinaIeruc. SauisI Sbalu, S5ief
Miper HaQs. %inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

8eneralpuitmeiter Sapne bar |
nogen .Sib p9ret Ing, men er M be.
bre % poper Jig no. Zen zoe april
reiIte ban til Slo Eotnt Comfort
for at isge Soile og SeIiebpb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

ENTEnED As SECOND Class MArTKR JuNh 18Th lFo'
At THE Posi- oFFIcs AT DTcoRAH, Iowa, rNpkR THE
ACT OF CosaRssscY MABCH 3Dis7s.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-21
LONDON Is AT SEA
AS T0.THE DISASTER.

London, May 21.-Nothing in the dis
patches received in London regarding
affairs in the Far East reconciles the
discrepancies between the japanese and
Russian official accounts of Japan's ma
val disaster. The Toxic report says
the battleship Hatsuse was destroyed
by two mines chained together. Vice
Admiral Togo's suggestion that it was
the work of a submarine boat is con-
sidered extremely probable.
1t is recognized on all sides that the
Port Arthur channel has been reopened
and the proved dangers of the naviga-
tion of these waters must put a great
check upon Japanese landing opera
tions.
The Daily News Tien Tsin corre-
spondent states that five japanese
transports bound for Dalny were oblig-
ed to return to Moji on this account.
Regarding land operations, there is no
confirmation of the rumors that a big
battle has been fought in the neighbor-
hood of Feng Wang Cheng. The view
held here is that after ascertaining
the strength of the Russian position at
the Mao-Tien pass, Gen. Kuroki made
an orderly retirement and that his
fanking movement in the direction of
Mukden continues.
The Daily Nails correspondent at
Mukden claims that the Russians are
now fully aware of the Japanese plans
of attack. The uncertainty which has
hitherto characterized the Russian
campaign has ceased, and severe fight
ing is imminent.
The correspondent of the Daily Tele-
graph at New Shang says that he
hears that a clever strategical f1anking
movement has been executed by the
Russians, threatening the advanced po-
sition of the Japanese east of Lao
Yang and compelling them to retire
on Feng Wang Cheng.
The Daily Nails New Chwang cor
resnondent asserts that the japanese
are now able to land anywhere on the
western coast of Lao Tung peninsula
without serious opposition from the
Russians.