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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19
Huslano--Japan
C5ortiat fra Inc eiOe.


ON at gisre at bepnre ben gobe ior
i%taaelie meo RlsIonb. Set bar gior
Den onot, at Hiisierrte ppfatter Sapi
Mote ON at inbifranfe arissffueplno
len til aorea oe Mandnriet Tom llb
trpf for ct "uoenlist SineeIae", o.
ben snifer at Snnret mart maa ar
tgien; men mar ct amerifanif Sfil
beilaglPgges, maa ben trRbe pp.
8nsIanb % spiflanS.
Spfflanb beloer 6asIis mere o. me
re moo 9uslanb, tiger at Telegram
ira Berlin. Gen guile Sare" Itise
frem for Giet meo bper Sibenbe ON
of Sopon bar ieiret, os mart frpste
for, at Seiteus Civilization pil iaa ipi
for oct, ON Hiislanb fiber ateoerIag
bet iierne 2iten. S Resierinssfreoie
ne er Den Menins a~lminoelig, a
aampen life itaar ON aorea elle.
Dtonhrriet, men at Der err ct Gam
menitsb me1em to GiniIiiationer % 4
Racer, ps raar SpifIano ba bar @ai
get melem Den bpioe % ben guile Ha
&c, uGIser oct ben boibe. Iesierinser
| Berlin timber, at RusIanb life bal
banbIet meb @isoom, % at Sapan ba,
gobe @runbe I'll at erflrre &rie. Ger
tpnfer ifGr poa, at Sapan eiter Sri
gen meo Selma | 1894 fit oct HooS a
Stormagterne at opgipe Bort artbur
% of RilsIano iioen iatte iis / 9eiio.
belle al Blabien. Spiflano ipnes og'
iao, at Raaterne bar aariag til a
flage, iorbi Ruslano life traf iint
trooper bort ira Wanduriet, % Del
er al iammea uifuelie iom De Soreneot
Stoter meb Senipn til en- "oaber
9sr". llbenrigs0epartementet | Ser.
lin bar unberrettet &egierinseu /
8aibington ON, at oct er enigt | benS
Rote; men BET aoar oibere % ier Gin
gen ira ct bsiereS pnspunft, On SDff,
Ianb eno erfienoer, at ben iuribiife
&et er paa Sdpans SiSe, fan man oog
life ip~mpotbiiere meb bet, men baobe,
at Ruslano life bill blipe opernunoet.
Sopans Seier ptl betpbe, at Sapane'
ierne mart bIiper Serrer | Selma, % al
man ba bill faa bsre oct Raab: "aiier
for @iiiaterne!" Oct oil oa gaa Zig,
at Stprbritonnien, Spiflnn6 % sc
fSprene6e Stater pil biibe iororepnc
fra 2itnIien og mite baaoe De 2anos-
belle, sc M bar Ser, % i'm Sonhel. S
Epiflano sirer man Ell pirteIig Sara,
ON SSapan ptloer. ga oil Ssapaneier.
ne opl9e Here Wilioner &ineiere til
SoIbater % Martrere % beseiItrc
benz, Iiaeiom 8orSpn beseiitreSe lin
aItib ieirenbe fineitife Crop, peS of an.
lore benz paa EN- belbig og ifisnion,
Maaoe.
Jor Spiflan6 iiaar ben guile Sore"
iom en- girfelisbeb, og set er euig!
nleb &llslarro l. at set at giue Sdpar
en- Iige Ret me0 andre iii at gaa mo
Ianfyuriet % lace fine llonanbrerc
boiptte Jig Ser, pil bore set iamme
iom at sioe Dem Nbgang til at oper.
iusnme Den 5000 Dill lanse Stref,
ming, iom filler &iila ira 2usIan6
Boa ben Maobe bill geiteus Gipiliia.
ton ifpoes tilbase, iaa Ben life font
msr lpugere sitooer emo til llralbjer-
gene (SfiQet meIlem europa o.
Niten).
Yaa SarSeIens SmroaSe bar SyIf.
Iono allereSe iaaet Ell Sor'mag par
Nen guile 6are". Snpareierne ips,
life ON Soo, men tager uben pioere IT,
ife 6abrifparer til Wtsniter, eitergis.!
benz % iplger Sem til en- Tris, Jon
boerten europa eler @lmerifa far
banrle op meb. Acknowledgement | SSa,
pan cr IotterIig liOer. SpifIarS bar
set iIerne 2iten tabt meget, iorbi Del
/ Erisbiui9Ge0 life fan fontlirrere mes
\nnnu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19
gfSsSs Senatpr gamma bar, ior

oct oil erinbres, npIis bIeoen giert.
baIgt Of Sbios 2egislatur for ben
6.aariae Sernin, iom begpnoer Den
4be 9sorts 1905. Sans eitermono
BIZ mi bIibe paIgt af famine Sesisla.
mr. for belle Serminen og tiaise for
set aar, icm er isieu al benue Ger.
min. Der er mango &unoioater,
bIaubt bpirfe oe melt freutragenoe err
Ronaresmanb @rosoenor, Sen, ".
8. Sssones og 8upernsr Serrid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19

8iuirng.slpl err en- ltbpre forbeI'
agtig M SnouItri. Gasier ior Rano,
auinbe eler 8itt. y acre er NOT Ill
at unocrboloe ell 6amiIie, Sibere
Splpsniugcr ierbes for 3 Gents.
q. q. Seeming, aipeIuno, Ninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19

Summa Summarlm 1852 Hor.
Der blep ubliqnet paa "Opens Solf
1853 Higsoaler, 2 Srt og A Sfia.
Gommutal 8iPlo e~riitereoe life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19
gi Or. CAROLS firfcIise Statiitif

vi Or. Various ffrfellge SaulH'l'
for iin1te aar erfnrer pi al Irtallef
al graftcr / Be SoreneSc Stater !
1903 porte meo 2,840, autaIlet az
,airfer meS 2,647 oq autaaet al Nao'
perSqiufter meb 4s2 ,459. vi apm-
m~rurifonter er Ser mi idit 29,323,.
15s, IaapiSt oct ga bar p9ret mnligt
at foa Spgaper ira afrfeidmfimoene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19
st aammct Gpfnment. @la

aamle 3apirer, iom ifal inolenmes !
Stapanger gpurfip, naar Ct iaaoant
fommer iitanb, CT pgiaa, rfelge
"Stdp. 4fteubl.", fslgenoe Budget
for 9peus ubdifter / 1902:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19
SAMBORN's STOCK ILLKS-.K0. 6 !:
4rsp bet ieIp.
Standard Stock Food

bar fsrft % irsmit I'll Ssufist at sisre ct penses
| taberoe Tpr iii ef pengctieHenbe Trr o. aisre. at
bette fsits tlener eapba mere 9erse for oia.
standard Stock Food aisr bette. Get bar
sifrs eet ~ gar % stsr BET b.ers sno nSsst sn'
Ssr CT tnefn bemmeitg 9atentms piciHprrces rfp
grL Get er firupel alminoeiig Seitefuritanp.
VII, bet eisr. CT bette:
Set Iotsser. 6Ipmmen at forngienne @Reitsr,
laa al Sooret fprpeies mere arnnei9 % mere al
oet torogiss, rninere saar aiennem 2pret uiurt
osiei Get gtsr. at Speret lettei c asimileres, iaa
~ Sntsi faar mere aeot uo al Der sober, bet faar
% S Us.t aIst siT,! mere So.tisnsiis
\ = 10 for standard Stock Food. Seg liaer bare,
et oet pi sicre. at hper Safhsl NlaR, ee fvorer.
el 9ioe ira 10 til Is pGt. mere gortieueftr, ferbi
apssi laar mere sopt no At bet, o. anset aUrn o.
enoet boosr ioss9es I B1rot I famine 0rob 3et
e qoot Tor hoert Tpr paa Sai men. act eiutr
Sel9inin5eiL ou stgeer, en- cppuosuiui, irm in
tt anoet I'll Set lattsr Kraft o1 Sen sbaatj, heb
rrSns ets. Oct biaIssr @te,teiisr til at rpsr
10y . iortremm.r gsften hos BEN mae Se
lail Stt a1gr, hpao tsseH aueen prrparas
tioi pll sisre; hi Standard stock Food sr SET
esOms Siod 6ooe werosn. Der er lite Hoaet
Sss 'ss si. s L ST Stf ist' in, 2 rs. e. r, st sI1s =, S S,a
lte BET . oioite bet IF en- suuoftab, iom tpmmer
az q IS Hars eiuotum al bette Spsrasmaa. 9da
o. Naf. Sunoreoe Sufenb Sdrmere ueo bet, on
Ea I.9s we, ea ptl nae. at beres BicHesbpro %
osres GrfaTtna. ttgttet pda oeres itaoige uplQa al
9eree tor Standard Stock Food, lie oeier no
est. 3u Tnifte az en- I'm eonina til at tiene mere
Yen9e az bin 5arIn, oerIom bu life foorer Stand
ard stock Food. III bebroer life at Iraoc ub
tnaHae gense for at prgpe bort lotlag. eppra
9lI alponlaHb efter en- Spr rltr Itrip Ill mia.
Sao ps tale ON bette MIano til Blano.
0Rso GstcIie g.. G. gonboru, grss.
The =. Z. sanborn Company, Omaha, Neb.
Spsra siter stanoaro Guultrp Sooo. Stanbarb
2corn yotpber Tor Sutt o. Stunoorb Sniett Rom
Der. RGouet "Sta 7od b" aarartcrer aualitefrn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19

Sc nbtumne gtumlmere al "Seo
9Iruen" ian erbplpes lpr 15c
ertra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19

~" AttuAS fitSlt. 0SdttBt w
ier TN Spmpotbi peo at tiIbpoe fg at
goa ! riisfiif arisstiensfte, Cen ms.
life I~nbosiooe / poris mootoeer
Saglis outfring 100 iqabonne 9ilbuo.
Ran feIer rneger Snteresie for
Frins BOUTS Hapoleon % Trins
Sainte al Bourbon, Der begse itaar I'M.
Der Ruslon6s Janer. Brins 2ouis sr
en- officer al bsi Stang | bet rusfiife
aapaaeri, og bet bcSer ifsIse tropRr.
Dig ailoe, at ban ifal iaa Soerfom-
manSoen ober aapalleriet ! Mondu.
riet. Prins Saline bsrer til De fri.
bilige iinber @eneralsupernsren oper
rnsiiff NoIenL os ban er afreiit III
9rissffuepIabien.
Ger bar saaet bet Rpgte. at Tpif.
lanS isger at bRffe 1isitemning mel
lem 5ranfrie og @usIanS os faa bet
rlsiiife Soft ODER paa lin Side peh at
penoe bets SRrte fra Sranfrig. Wen
man fsler iig trps for, at oct life bill
lpffes. Zen franif.rusiiife auianee
bill itaa fat.
Sgmpatbi for Sapan.
st Telegram fra Sofio, Sapans Sr.
oeoitao, iort9Ier, at Sen iapanife Mi.
niiter | 8aibington, 8pro Safabira,
cfficielt bar uioerrettet i'm @esiering
ON, at ban mootager talrige Silbuo
fra Gmerifanere ON itore 9ibras III
arigsfasien, o9 ban ipsrser, boab ban
ifaI sisre. Wtan iirber bet ianbipnlig,
at Sapan BIZ aiilaa De oelmeute Eli.
buO, men at Den pan ianume Sio uil
iibtale i'm Safnemligbeb for ben Spm.
patbi, iom amerifanerne iaalebes
logger for 9ngen. Soar paa Mini-
iterens Spsrssmaal pentes ON fort
ISib.
BremSeles inoIs6er fra forifieIIiga
&nnter al @erSeu anisgninser ON M
iaa tiene | BEN iapnnife SCR eler
Slaabe. 8Ianot aniseerme er en- tpe.
fit officer. Rogle iu0finSer JIG per
ionIig hos 8egieringen / Sofio. Wten
Gle @nissnniser msSeS rreb ct be.
itemt Sci, oa Sapan life bill tiaaoe ITO.
lGnbinger at beltage / aampen noen
iom SiIifuere.
Zen befienote Or. 9itolas Senn
bar Sapan better life Srug for. Sen
15Se Sebruar fit ban / i'm @olig / Gbt.
cage ct aabeleram ON, at bans Siene.
tie iom Sperlpee i Sen iapanife Sar
life tr9nges.
Nrcnc ON Iandnriet.
: set enaeife Parliament bar &c'
eieringen omoelt ct aitrpf al &orre'
iponoencen ON Manduriet. Gen CITE
Sanilar 1904 ooergap @reo 9enden'
Sorif, &uSIanbs glntbasiabsr / Scn'
DON, Ell Grflurius til lloenrigsmini-
tier 2~ansboipne, saaenoe no paa, at
G5aren life pilbes1 antaite IagterneS
craftsmanship 8ettisbeOer. Corn
2anS6pune ltotnlte lin SiIIreosbeo
meN beune Goriifring, men beflagebe
paa famine Sio, at &uslano life fanot
set miIis at eisre ct eleite Sfriot |
Retning al ben Bolitif, iom bet iaa.
leSes iorelfreo Jig ielp, Get engellfe
SoIf pil, iasSe ban, gierne BABE
baorbgribeIige geuiier for, at Hrs'
Iano agter at opiplbe fine Ssiter. On
Rl,slan6 I. Gr. traf fine trooper bort
ira Sem Chang ON ncgle Gage, pilpe
set bare Ell beroligenbe Sirfntn5.
9orS 2ansSopne frnbe fife iflsnne, at
ser bar uogen Total Sinbring ioeieh
for, at Bette funee ife.
So Sucrbspoiuser er for Stoet her
/ 2anoet, % be bar, Iom 1sr onttalt,
AN NAA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19

electric Ietal 8beel 60, Suiucn,
81. bar netop uSgipet en- batter Sata'
Ios % 1risliite oper here's Staal So9n'
biul. bauoise gosne o.i,p. Seniie sntas
log onrtaIer StaaI gosnhiuI iom en-
pengeIparense S%noretning. Sen 9aai
ceiaa gruuSis ine paa SpsresmaaIet ON
Spnsse, 8eparationer, arbeicet mee at
Irsie De bGnsise Soeur. Sio ipdret %
acse geie. @pssu er uesct iuteresiaui
for bper isarmer. Sa ben piier. paa boor
mango Tanner hisie Siul msS SorseI fan
brnses. Sosen er ira. hpis On nnpnsr
"9ceprabs Soften. Strio eiter sn lpm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19
Norretningsuptitier

UT bstals urimeIiss Iriier for Grauiteue
% 1pnumsnter for at m9rfe pore afogoes
@rapr er lille longer %neouenpis. 9er. 8.
3. Rppre. 407 5biro Ct, Sterling Sa.,
iorfaFer Ronumsutsr I'll @nbper aIleuesne
til f~prbauieuoe laoe Eriier, fra 81 cpcoer,
eiteripm Der trauses. meo net Suitripttou
% iulo Suitrlr ON at iatte ben op. %
Wtr. Noure uosiper en- Satalps, icm ansi'
per grilsr paa Nrbsipei. nil bet ere tlost
ps ptonpmiit at isnoe eiter Sp psnins os
Sosen ioui ban isueer irtt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-19
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oro,1s course in the Red sea and the Ger
man government assumes that she Will 90
likewise in the far east. 4. .
Russia. of course, will continue TO exer-
else the right of search and capture, Out III
such a manner as not to give occasion for
complaint on the part of the other powers.
Hence Germany patiently awaits the decl-
sion of the prize court at FladlVoStok De-
fore making representations at st. Peters
burg. .,,+
Meanwhile it is practically certain that
rhe mowers will avoid a decision on the
theoretical question whether provisions IN
all cases are exempt from contraband treat
ment The officials here see in the recent
declarations of the State Department that
the United States is inclined to admit that
provisions can be regarded as contraband
in extreme cases, and when nanifestly de-
signed for hostile armies, and Russia has
given indications that Secretary Hays po-
sition is satisfactory to her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-09
REMAINS BROUGHT HERE.
Body Of Capt. John Williams Will Be
Observation-Disclosures Epitaph.

The large marble slab which for many
years covered the original grave in an old
cemetery in southern Georgia Of Capt. John
Williams of the Marine Corps. who was
killed in 1872 has been received by the de-
pot quartermaster here, and will be placed
over the new grave of Capt. Williams in the
national cemetery at Arlington. The old
grave was discovered in a neglected condi-
ton in the deserted cemetery by the
wife of an officer accompanying a sur
vey party of marine officers in south
ern Georgia few months ago. She brought
the matter to the attention of Mai. Charles
McCawiey of the Marine Corps, and that
officer, acting by direction of Gen. Elliot,
commandant of the corps, opened a CORE
spondence with grand nephew of Capt.
Williams, at st. Marys, Ga, with the re-
suit that the remains and the marble slab
over the grave were brought to Washing
ton, In order to give them a permanent
resting place. where they could be properly
preserved.
Maj. McCawley Is now at Bar Harbor
but Is expected to return to this city in
about two weeks. when arrangements will
be made for the reinterEent of the remains
OF the old soldier, with ceremonies BETTING
the occasion.
The marble slab is an interesting relic of
the early days of the republic and bears
the following elaborate inscription:
Here lie the remains of John Williams,
esq, late captain in the Corps Of United
States Marines. Was born in Stafford
county, Va, on the oath of August, 1865,
and died on the 10Th of September, 1872. at
Camp New Hope in east Florida. The
body of the deceased was removed to this
spot. over which his brother officers OF the
Marine Corps have caused this pile to be
erected. in testimony of his worth, and of
their mournful admiration of his gallant
end: On the nth of September, 1872, Capt.
Williams. on his march with command of
twenty men to Davis Creek Block House
In east Florida, was attacked toward even
Ing by upward of fifty Indians and negroes,
who lay concealed in the woods He m
stantly gave battle, CALAMITY supported by
his men, who inspired by his antmating
example. fought as long as they had a
cartridge left. At length, bleeding under
eight calling wounds. and unable to stand,
he was carried off the battle-ground. whilst
mis- heroic little band, pressed by superior
numbers, was forced to retreat. Eminently
characterized by cool inrepidity, Capt
Williams evinced during this short but Sc
we're contest those military requisites which
qualify the officer for command and If this
sphere OF action Is too limited to attract
the admiration of the world, 1t was suffi-
GENTLY expanded to crown him with the
appreciation of his country. and to. afford
10 MS brethren in arms an example as high
~ useful as his exit has sealed with honor
the life OF a patriot soldier"