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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
SpoicIsoaasbogen

~6ssfeIshaesbcser", De fenbte mtg, er rteeet
pen baaoe inobeuois 90 uboenbte. Zen, 'om
enffer at ftnbe ltterrre 9erIer, bar | ben ct
Self at ts9e pao, Bbor be er Iaet ~tiIrette % faa,
leoes let at fuoe. 90 ben. iom bill isgc eiter
piliortfe Splnsntnaer ont fere nf bore f~rentra.
genhe Useomennefers 5ebfeIsb fadr I ben en-
COB Misunderstanding. gtnoet % 9apiret cl
mutt. 90 oens llheibeIfe er Sraeteu uf e,
TBS She. Wsanee Inf for ben.
u. Brigbt, saufbforb, G1inu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
Venlise Orb.

Seq biz iise iaa mango snt for SsSs
i~elsoa8sbo9en oe RnaIebreoet, Tom 81
ienste mig. Seq bar bolot "9scoraba
Soiten" / ier os tbbe (26) sar, iaa Den
er bIet mig en- soo Gen. Seq frnSc life
bore ben foruben. Sen er otter min
Smae, ian ice snifcr ben soo Sremaana
og 2bffc / ben fomr,enbe Sio Iigeiom
ben f%oripunone. ~Weo Grnen" maa ieo
ei 6eacr 9lemme.
Ssrgen 2inbeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
GIIiupIa.

9p "SuOIfiaer". gnfeIte oil maaife
erbnu erirSre, at en- Sauifer pee
gsaon Tetcr Risien ior noeIe aar i.
Sen ieiIeSe oper 9iasara | en- al bans
ielp fouituteret 9aao. iom faIotes
"6onIfiaer" per~Saicaso.Soiteu"
San Hap ira eet meS 2ipet; men ban
bebolSt Sog i'm Smas ior e~ueniprliae
gaaoreiier % bar M bngset CT mi
@iSunoer al arter. meo huiIfet ban
oil ioretage Ersper pao GATE Nitli.
GAM Set er Ell itor SeiIoussiGf. belt
panStrt o. ueiprnot meo @ibber. Den
iamler ia ON en- irIles fire. Faa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
fra l~1ariftrkpTfen.
gsru leucube beerdpet. Sro

coma meIoeS, at Rome. Snoianernes
Wibtuiuterbans enbte meb. at De be.
arop lepeube Here al fine npfsStc
Sstre. Sorpirret al aammel Sper.
tro nGrer be llpilje moo 8isebsrn.
% naar &c ipnes. oct blir for mange
az Dem, 9isr Sc fort Groces pes at
begrnue benz lepenbe. inben Dc er en-
llge gamIc. De beerapebe 9srn blep
itrar opgrapct al bpioe. men oet par
forient: ale por bsbe. 9srnenes
itbarmHtiertige Sor9lore err mi bIct
arrelteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
3HtdJienir.
@ppolcr opmt.

gsuuolrr Ssmt. - Thomas =, Dec
@arrp. Ell onieet Saeisrer / Iaesan,
bIeo Ocn 16oe Ipril ienot I'll Stats'
TGnaiIct / Sonia paa 4 aar. timber
ocu berpatcSc @anoperfSiag beitat
ban icrhcnuprenoe 9pabpofat Cant
g. SoISburn os bIeo fiben al Surpen
erflGrct ifpIoie. Ssieiteret table.
iteoe Sommeu, 90 MI er ban unoer
2aaS % Sufte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
aebrnTku.
8anfrbperi.

yanfrboeri. = On gdnSe Rspere
irPnste 9at iii 3irsSas inb / 9ant
al Raper, 10 Dill / Spboeit for Bone.
Iteel, iprRngte op Bengeifabet, iaa Be:
meite al BET fisi sienrem gpguinsens
Srontopg, cg tiluenOte Jig $1,000
acntanter. SfoOeu paa gpgningen
orilaoes til $500. 9Iooburoe pi bli
int paa Rspernes Spcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
Slot poIitif.
@aibinstcn, 3. g., 1sSe gpril 1904.

@ofbinstcn, 3. 6. 1soe Gpril 1904.
llustet Soueotnben iOm Saesierin'
gems Sabe altib ian at iise leuer nib
oppe / Iolitiffen, iaa er bet bog Blot er
@ans bpert iierbe gar, at bens Dor.
sere bar Gnlebnins til at sisre fin
Stemmeret g~ielbenbe. Gel er bpe,
Gang. Der er 8raiipentpals, ibet "9i'
itrift Of Columbia" bar Ret iii at ienbe
to 3eIesater til be iurfieaise @ational'
fonpentioner, os naar nan taser Sen'
inn til bet poliiiife 8sre, @alset al
bisie 7elesater isrer meb fig, iua lfulbs
man tro, at bisie pilbe baue ben aisis-
renbe Stemme peb aonpeniionsn, ,ias.
tet be 'ieloislselis / girfelisbeben ueier
peerit Tibet / 8astitaalen. 9teiop MI
er ben pOlitiife @rpbe / fulo 8us; Del
uil ba iise Temofraternes. Repnblifa'
acrne taser Saserne meb Ianst itsrre
&o, ba be paa Sorbaaub peb, bpem Der
oil bliue beres 9reiibentfanbioat, os
berfor fun bar at fslse meb SirDmmsn.
Spi8 mo tror, at S%emofraterne | 90.
pebitaben bsrer til bet fonieruatiue Gle
ment inben 8artiet, iaa taser MA ME-
get fell. s be iibite to beunOfratiite
&pnpentioner bar ben p9ret repre- ieu'
teret al &abifale, meo bpilfet llbtrpf
menes Silb9nsere al %. s. Srpait, %
iDber ale Sulemerfer paa, at 9elesas
ierne pil faite fine Stemmer for %. 81
Searit, Der bel osiaa MAJ resnes ipm
benbsrenbe til ben mcit rabifale 5aftion
al Bartlett. acknowledgements bar obs
itiais 8est i Souebitabens bemofrati.
lie 9eir, % bisie pil rimelisois aisisre
Striben til 5orbel for Searit. Den
ferrte Wai ifal 8elesaterne pGlses, %
bois life Stiainsen furaubrer fig meset
inoen ben Tib, iaa pil Searit saa al
meb Seireu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22

NiHtthpei'YptU, iuu 1ut bShhS puI'pei
en- Sremsans Os 3%ililutnins, icm insen
baobe Inelie ON, ba ben fsrit uilte Jig.
De flsite par ba tilbsielise til at labe
baant ON ben u,se 9tew Yurf &ebafs
tsrs aanbibatur, men iibsn bar Still
linsen ioranbret fig betpoelist. Neiten
ale 9emufraterne | &onsres lens besse
Suie traf paa Sfulbrene, rtaar Searits
Napn b!ep nepnt / benne Gorbinoelie,
os aniaa Sasen altfOr urimelis til at
bore parb 9~isfusiiun. Searits Sens
ner tOs imiblertio sasen mere alppr'
list ps osiaa mere praftiif. De be-
apnbte at arbeibe uper bele llnionen for
i'm 8anbibat, ps man l9lte nteo 6pr'
bauielie / Slabene, at ban bapbe noiist
til at iaa 9elesaterne fra ben enc Stat
eiter ben anber.
Oct iaa en- Stunb no, iom ON Der
inaen anben 9utoioat bar I Vtarfen,
% hans aonoioatllr bandit Gil
bPnaere pperalt. Der bar mango,
Der mente, at ban pilbe faa De nso'
penSige Stenrner peo fsrite afitem.
ming. % ale bisie bsrte aIoeleS life
iii bans geruters 8reos. Sngen oil.
BEN aanoioat optraabte oftip for at
faa Rominationen, og ban og bans
@enner bopSe iaa at iise Seltet aIene.
&c f~onierpatipe 9emofrater lit ogiaa
enbelig 2ine1le op berfor o9 iuoiaa
IeopcnSigbeoen al at iamle Jig ON
en- amnSiSot. s De iiSitc Gage ipreS
5ommer garfer Of Sem 0orf at bare
iamIet set f%crierpatipe Clement ON
fla. o. StriSen piG for 6rerntioen %
L apnpentionen fomme I'll of itao
mellem ban oa Scarf. Ser er man.
ae, ieIp blonSt ScpubIifanerne, Der
tror, at Temofraterue ioar bar beore
llSiigter iii at ietre peS @nlget emo
noaeniinoe, hpis Se fan bline enige
ON en- fouicrpafip og abiolut paolioe'
Tia aunoioat. Spsrasmadlet er imio'
IertiS. ON Spnaaelien al en- iaabnn
GrigbeS err nuIia. ina lrnae Srnar
optrpSer Tom set foritnrrenbe Gle.
ment os life bill inorsmme. at ban
fipmper for obiolut bsbe Srinctper.
Zen Srcrngona. Tom Searits aanbi.
Satur bar pitnbet. tnber ogina poa, at
GaSifaIerne iremSeles er toIriee %
uforicnIiee. GleoeIoub er beres enc.
tie Soru / 2iet, oa BET Tnftlm. at
Sennc bar ubtalt zig p~eloiligt ON
CONNER Barter, bar siort mere iii
at iplitte enc til at iawIc. ltoatet
Gemofraterncs SopeomaaI err at ieire
unocr SaIset, iaa er BOG Sterninaen
mellem Se 10 6%oftioner iremSeleS iaa
bitter. at Sc heller opgioer al lloiist
iii Seier. emo at sisre tine ToSitan'
Sere mSen tit eaet Tnrti rogen SnS'
rsmmeIie. SauIeoes itnar ntpiIiomt
Saarrne MI, % Der or neppe no9en
lleiiat iii, at Sc piI ioranore iis inn
serliat isr aonuentiouen eIer Bal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22

<u"'U"H'h' \. ~. Slcoolol,
Tormou0 { 0}iuneiotoS @oarS Of Con.
,r,.. 8,tr>c | iorri8I llgc EFT Cur til
%1c .1rj &oryc Gourtp. "Turmcrne /
SeN Vtit.i8c Gel Al Stoten", iaaSc
han. "er tomre Iau8t mch @~aaronnen.
Get Src'o.0, nj nus hapbc, itonieSC
HrbetNe: en- Snnh / andre Gane al
Stater; men | Ocr SIRE Ntnreioia,
NoI cr Der Ct beNrc alima emo / Gii
% SpN. Ncl bccNe / mango aar
&oc OH eorle Gourtn "a bIeo olSrio
%lonc II. a Soften log ieiI. @i Npr.
ter lt0ct 3ococ 0eruSc. Gu SierSeoeI
al A3rcUe t~I.'ole$ meO Corn lIPais).
Gin 0iicr ia o3iad at urre en- trSbrin.
aerhe Su> @ienueminitlia opIcSe
u % &uihcIS Gin paa Icren iiior. Si
o0rter ogiou rogct Spa. % Oct oiicr
iig at barre mere iorSeIastiot enc al
oprte Soeoe". Wr. Satobiou oplpite,
al 8aaronnen enenu reppe par be.
gpnot paa De 6arma, ipm tilberer
StatenS S%uititutioner. 8oar0et tpnfie
paa at iorbeorc StpreIicn Serqi.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
DAN EMMETT
DEAD, ACE IS


Dan Emmett, the most famous min
atrel The world has ever known, died
Yesterday az the home Of his birth
Mt. Vernon, Ohio aged S6 years
The old minstrel was educated ~
the public schools Of Mt Vernon Gnf
as boy learned the printers trade
which he abandoned TO join the army
In 1885 he became member Of Os
car Browns Circus company In 1Si9
he entered a partnership with Frank
| Brown, William Whitlock and Rich
ard phelam and formed tho FIRST nc
gro minstrel company which gave IT,
initial performance in the old Chat
ham tbeatef. New York city, They
were known as the Virginia MINISTRIES
and went from New York 70 Boston
aud later TO England, where the
three separated
Emmett returned 70 the United
states in 1874 and was with Dan Bry
ant at 472 Broadway. New YORK, from
| 1853 TO 1865 II was while with Bry
ant. in 1889 that he wrote The famous
song Dixie" which has been Suns
ana played the world over He wrote
many old time favorite5 ineludin.
l"Old Dan Tucker" Boatnanl
! Dance" "Tba Road 10 Richmond
and others.
/ In 1865 he became az iAjapcndcn
manager and has since toured tn'
country with his Ministries, taking al
active part in the performances anti
forced 10 retire by old age.
No song or air was ever more popr
| tar than Dixie" II is played II
! cheering audiences Of Americans i
every part Of the whole United state
II was played at The baftle Of Manila
al the battle of Santiago. and 20 il
rhythm nov march the soldiers Of th'
nation as proudly beneath rhe star
and stripes as ever strobe the soutl
rn legions beneath the stars an
tus and the death of its author wi
cause great sorrow throughout lh
United States
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
CANADA SOUNDS
A FALSE ALARM
American Soldiers on frontier
Are Standing Menace.
NO QUESTION or RIGHT
OF UNITED STATES TO QUARTER
TROOPS WHERE THEY
PLEASE on OUR OWN
TERRITORY.

Toronto, Ont, June 28.-The news
this evening publishes in bold type
d sensational article entitled Troops
Along Canadas Frontier" in when j
Canadian militia officer with special
facilities for acquiring Information
says: some people ara arguing y
would be an act Of aggression ior
Canada 10 buy rifles and train min
tia Of moderate strength. The unite'
States has no such scruple5 At
governments newspapers try 70 maze
their readers fancy that nandonaIt
advised building forts along tnt
frontier Americans have, on theti
borders. something much more lor
midabo than forts They are quarter
Ing trained. professional solaicfs
among the choicest in the world 81
along the boundary line. They af'
increasing the numbers Of the''
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
No CHAIN GANG
SAYS u. S COURT
Decision Applies TO All Munich
palities in the Country.
PRISONER is RELEASED
JUSTICES HAVE NO RIGHT TO I'M
POSE SEVERE PUNISH
MENT FoR TRIVIAL
oFFENSE,
ey the Associated Press

Macon, Ga, June 20 United States
District Judge Emory speer. of the
western division Of the southern dis
rict OF Georgia, today rendered an
opinion Of FAR reaching Importance,
involving the authority Of municipal
courts all over the cauntrg To en-
Lencc vtlator3 81 municipal ordinl
ances 70 local chain GANGS. The cafe
anne before Judge Speers ON writ
i habeas corpus applied for by Hen
ry Jamigon, negro for release from
The Ell tody of f A. Wimhish super
atendeut OF the Bihh county ia.
hahn gang Judge Speers in u lengthy
opinion decided that the supeEintend
ant was without authority 10 hold the
prisoner and directed his immediate
release In passing ON the ca z Judge
Speer called attention to the fact that
I commitment from the recorders
| court was a sentence and nothing
more, and that there was no finding of
| guilt or innocence by the recorder.
Judge Speers said: Can 1t be main
| tanned in the light of the constitution
that one man, under any form of pro
| cedure, devise. or to be devised by
| local legislation, can CON ign men.
women and childrea 10 the chain
| gang for such trivial cffenses as are
| within the iuri diction Ut police
magistrateg' Speer severely scored
| chain gang methods and said. In
Iced, II may be with entire accuracy
declared that the vouminnus and ex
| lanstlye preparation oF the city attnr.
lncy at the subsequent examination by
/ the court has evoked no shred nf Aliv
thority either American On Enslish.
1 where sentence by poilcn magis-
rate to the public chain gang, with
Tho ignomonf0us accessories of fet-
ers. stripe lash and Of The degratia-
ion of convict life has been sustained
n eyea palliated. Under the Ameri-
an system the chain gang has no
lace In the jurisdiction and proceed
ire Of police courts where trial by
| nry II not a right Of the accused. :
lie then declared the sentence Of the
aeofdef void, for want Of due process
II law and because one man canaol
Judge infamy. Like thousands 81
ippro sed and downtrodIen. he aid
Through all centuries since that glor
Gus day IN the history Of human liber
Y when the charter made forever i'm
, ,erishable Inc principle that No free
nan may be taken or Imprisoned OK
'ept by lawful Judgment Of his peers
" by the law Of the land. he applies
Or the great writ Of right the wri
If haheas corpus. and he humhl,
,eeks the portals OF the court who's.
judges are sworn to know no lliferenc,
letwecn the rich and the poor. wherl
Justice ever bend the listening ca
. catch the plaint Of the humble an.
owly"
If he aid further, 'the prayer D
be petitioner must be denied, thel
he statute authorizing United State
.ourta and judges thereof Ia issu
grts Of habeas corpus to protect tn
tights Of citizens guaranteed By mel
Z onal action have at last been success
ully nulihed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29

troops. Small but efficient bodies OF
regular troops al the present moment
are within striking distance of both
Montreal ana Toronto AT Ft. Niaga
ra are infaury veterans. not long
home from the Philippine. ]. Il
doubtful whether our militia have
cartridges enough to defend Hamil
ton ana Toronto from this force
There also are troops At Buf1lo
at is understood a considerable
force is to be stationed at. Osweg'
From that point it could move or
either Kingston or Ottawa. a large
post is being established in the Daho
tn military district and this viii be
in touch with The railway sysierS
running northward toward Winnipe
NO che questions tho RIGHT Of the
Americans 70 place their troops
where they please in their own coHn
try. It is a fact however if q qu1rre'
rose suddenly and if lie American
government were to act suddenly
as in the case Of Panama. could n
a moments notice launch an exceed
ingly formidable force at Montreal
and Toronto. and possibly If Winni
neg and o tawa While enr militia
surprised. half armed AMI destitute o
qmmnnniticn, was IRVING to muster
TO stop the rueh OF iheee straight
shooting veterans. the national guard
world be mebiIizing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
''CRIMlNAL.LY
RESPONSIBLE"
Were Those in Charge Of the Steamer
Sloeum Says New York Cor
rorer's Jury
-, the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
New York, June Is The coroner
jury in the Sloeum inquast'haa rctrn-
ed a verdict dnding that tie immense
loss OF life on the Slccum was due TO
the mscoduct Of the directors Of the
knckerboelter Steamboat company.
thai Cant Van Schaick g. crininaiy
spoHahla The Capt Peace. of tie
Grand Republic, as captain Of steam
boar compauy's fleet. is criminaiiy r.
ponsiblc in hat he failed 10 properl
eenip t5a Siocum with fire apparatus
that Nate Flanagan acted Ia =
.eowariiv manner. that The actien Of
jnspse,or Lundhcre shoHll TIC
rorea to thc attention II the federal
authorities. Coroner Berry has is
ueI warrants for arrests Of diractors
al officials Of TIE Kaiekerbocker
-ompang Inspector iuadherk aud
late Flanagan have been hell IN
I 500 each.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
WAGES ARE ADVANCED.
" the AssncIatnd Pross

Y INp ASsWIHINU FFNSs
pittsburg. June 2S-The American
Window Glass company has advanced
ho pay Of the cutters and fatteners
twenty six per cent ana has also giy-
N guarantee for sl5 per week market
money. Revision has heen made IN
he wage scale aud wages are now al.
most as high as the original philadei
1hia scale The American company
proposes ia operate all its machine
1quipped plants throughout the sum.
uer and viii be the first concern that
1as ever attempted 10 make window
lass in the bot months
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
NINE MILLION
ACRES OPENED
For Settlement BY HomeSeekers
In the State OF Nebraska.
MANY WOMEN PRESENT
THE SHERtFF'S REQUEST FOR
MILITIA TO PREVENT THE
DISORDER is DE
MED.
By the Associated Press.

bf tie AS5DNlateNt 7 itfA
Omaha, June 28-Nihe million
acres of government land ia Nebras
ka We're thrown open to Homestead
entry to-day At the United States
Land office in Nebraska many per
sons. Il large percentages Of women
included. had gathered TO Secure
choice sections. These crowds rang
"a from fifty Of the North Platte 70
COCO at Broken Bow, 1900. 600 acres
hcing subject To entry az tile latter
place. Considerable strife was in
dused in BY prospective enuymon
fer first place in the lines and the
| Hrokcn Bow authorities were Mt one
| time afraid they would be unable 10
/ handle the crowds The sheriff tele
granheJ the governor requesting that
militia III Broken Bow be ordered cut
to preserve order The governor, al
ter telephone interview with the
| United States land agent declined Z
order out the militia, but gave orders
to the company to be held in readi
moss for service, A number OF dep
u.y sherffs were sworn in who pre-
vented scr0u8 trouble Among tht
crowds al Broken Bow were many
cowboys, who, it il alleged were O
hand to file on sections now nnle
fence by cattle haron@
Railroads carried great numhe
Of persons to the land offices at onil
Alliance, Sidney and North Platte
At Norfolk nearly thousand were i
line.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
BANQUET AND RESOLUTIONS.

gv rho Associated Press.
Pitts burg, june q -ResoiHinn.
len5uncii>e most II The officials q
Colorado. voting afGfmstigely OF The
question Of afnliating with the Ge'
NAN American alliance and aenyin,
9 am - Hellera II the org IMITATION
ihp RIGHT TO vote. and a big banque
were the principal features at today
session of fhc North American turner
huul
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
GUN CLUB SHOOT.

BY the Associated Press.
French Lick nj. June 2S.@fhe a.
nrts1 tournament Of til Natl a7l CIR
Club opened here today. c. NJ. PoE
g. Daes lur. III. Is in the lead VII
l5f breaks ont OF 200 targets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
CELEBRATED AT cAReoAoALE
~ Associated Press

~ Associated Press
Carbonate. Ill., June 2s--The one
hundredth anniversary % the founding
# the Christian church. at cancRidge.
Kentucky by Barton " Stone was
celebrated III Cafhouasle sodav The
centennial memorial was part af
tate conference Of ne church which
as hcen ID session since sunday.
The address today YES by Rev NJ.
& Fly
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
TO FORCE OPEN SHOP $

~ thr sssaciatpA Press
Grand R1pids. Mich. June - On
hundred and Gftr entnof1tiens Of hi
aifv have unitei to form an Fmplng
ers association The association
o5liey IS not 80 anfago8ize union Il
Dor, yet 10 insist upon the open shop
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
CORNELL CREW
WAS DEFEATED
Syracuse Won Two Races Oh
Three on POughkeepsie Course
BY HANDSOME MARGINS
WEATHER WAS PERFECT FOR
RAGING BUT TIME WAS
SLOWER THAN LAST
YEAR.

t: - " Jprr 90 Cnf.
tousoNV' i'sie' - -
nelta supremacy i broken qua ''s''
cuae men in town tonight are 10 4
state If hlIarIous delight. for in tw
u...o r..o. ~ poar,,,aauc,r
.
course '"o'f' '''s WY 'a''' " r
sHo was VaN''''' '''N ''"e Will,
cu@" university "oi '''e '''''' '
Outnen
"a yrs 'o''' may ',7N' ~.
'aet 7ilo ~ w = ''s''''''' '"o
elSht o"'' n ','''0 ''''''''H ~ |
h9i"."l'e '''' 7,'' ,4','"7 ~ ,.,,
sca'iH Y a,'' ''''' ''''' IT,. , I'LL
liteho' q ~ ''l7' ,''',' i D.a'al
taNe' 'ol u''' ~ y 35
won tbe TOUT o''l '''*''' i',
ease.
Nlscoh "a "h'oh "'N 'Nu"5''
tRfeoleh all cotlPeu'"iS - W. y"
aha Varsity I7'ea' ""'
coming Y heNt ~ laS1 ~ ~ '0"' w.
race ana laat ~ wv f"i'''''
N7lahNla aa'"
ms aFefo'la dlEa up a'''''i' ny
good deal q 'oi'e''uu' ~ ','' ".
90 hef coIi'petlt"ls' o'a WITT I" '0'
car race " "t'e" MI V"''o !"
ond, though sae miae ny le''''''
ahaNIng ~ others coming ~ laS' 4
tho freshman race any ioUIln y ea'
aity No records Were oroNeh. i"'
time was slower IMAM 'oot Se" Y w
lty race lhe weather was hc"i
perfect today Ter racing
The presence ~ tnf Oorhei' Fal9i''
eieht cared BOAT ot Two men, ~
lfoote cousins, who nal pefYlaust2
rowed an Tour CARED event aaue'
greatly 60 the interest," OF ile slNa'
race Of th2 Day ana iea 70 'l'e ''io"
ances for heF crew ana 'heiF t''le'.
at the hands oi SYRACUSE thoVS" ~"
Two men saved themselves 70 @fea
extent Tor th}s race
Cornell iea on ~ the pialp' S'l"'
hut lost the lead almost lminellatal.
10 Syracuse, Wh'ch WIN duic'
stroke pulled out ahead WIN 'he iea
which they never Iost aHflhe INC race
ana which was increased 10 hN'
lengths q iinat once ne" ''e IVY
milo mark. cornell III q me ouI"' :"
sped, ala press her sturdy FlFal 81
almost Gwen terms me fea' Wa7 ne
tween the other Tour crews. " iSeoh
sin for time ioHght nara iof ''l'r'
place hue alt"r Tn" se'"hu fni'e s''
fell steadily out OF " ana l'l'Sa@
rather badly % the tan q me process
sion Georgetown made me sirius
Gle also for thtri place htt co'" ~
maintain INC tremendous pace an
finally had 70 give way 70 oo'h rem
sylyanla ana Columbia
Cornell TOOK the lead N me Ut
t9or-loafndfea~7o' amer tue 'ta'
passing Georgetown whose crew M
gone to the front' az the pistol nm
race was never ~ doubt Vofneii pu
ing along win airone' easy Amos
IeisArelN stroke WRich opener on
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-29
GUTKE MAKES
CONFESSION
Convicted on Bribery Charge lie
Explains Methods.
GIVES NAMES OF BILLS
AND AMOUNTS ALLEGED TO
Rave BEEN RECEIVED ~
MEMBERS VOTING FOR
EACH.


II dclegates, convicted on the charg2
# bribery today made a confession
fctaiting the meth lis of securing /
money on legislation pending before
house dclegateo He give names Of
AjIls and amounts ALLEGED 10 have been |
aceiyed III luamhcrz Of combination |
Fl delegates for voting each These /
,ums vary from d few hundred to
515.a 200 for tha Suburban blu hutke
,Isa ALLEGES Flat Former Delegate I
eharee L. Kelley haj told him PC
md received $50.900 for going TO Eu-
one when his presence in 81 LOUIS
jaopardizei men Of prominence
Following ara written extracts from
,utkes confession
am going To take my medicine
rho best reparation that ! can make !
+ ne vraaes that have done y 70 /
,anfess faIy to cycrythinf IN order
hat the public may realize what has
seeu aome on No man can know what
have suffered during the Inst three
3{1 rot ranliga That | was
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