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New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
TEMPLE PROJECT DROPPED.
THE wOMAx'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
ARANDONs TIE PLAN TO MAKE 1T A ME-
MORTAL TO MISS WILLARD

81 Paul Nov. Il The woman's Christian Tom
n.ronco Union National Convention to-day decided
by vote Of 2S5 TO II 10 abandon the Temple project
as m affiliated interest Five hours ot animated.
vigorous and occasionally bitter and persona de-
batting was necessary before the vote was reached.
The opposition to this action declared 1t was an
act ~ Reputation of a moral obligation and fought
every inch Of ground. but most OF the leaders were
against them. and they carried their point.
A. the beginning Of this afternoons session tho
president announced tho Temple the order OF
business Mrs Matilda B. Carse. OF Illinois, read
hcr report on the Temple, which a full his
tory 90 the building and the connection Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union with the en-
f.rrfi.r and "A strong plea for th" convention 10
stand Boy the Temple. She read n letter from Mar
shall Field dated November . In which he prom
is,l 10 extend such obligations as BE- may he In
,..r.+,od I'm. and in addition he said he would give
snn., cash 10 pay obligations OF interest soon 10
become due. and 5000 in stock. or total OF 500
%
The burden OF the report was a plea for the com
pl,tlon of the Temple as a hitting memorial to
Miss Frances Willard The Executive Committee
r,por,cI against the Temple project 1t was de-
cid,d after some debate 10 consider this report.
and the discussion WIS taken up cnergeticnlly.
After many motions and stv.rh. votes, the general
discussion VIZ resumed Oh III" nol,.n 90 "Ppip,c
ing IN, tempt. b." longer affiliated interest
TO- the Womian's Christian Temperance Union.
The recording =" 'rettTy. Mr.. Honman. mdl" an
argument in support of tn" Executive committee:
Affrr ali VINO wanted 10 speak mad been allowed
the limited time of three minutes each. Miss Anna
4 Gordon Was permitted to clos" the debate,
.p.,kng asainSi the Temple Her speech
largely made up Of a recitation of What Miss VII
Lard I'm the last few months ~ her IN" had said IN
regard To- the Temple and her hopclessness regard
ing its success After her speech the roll Was
called and the vote announced
The election ~ officers Will come up tomorrow
morning, and present indications are that Mrs. l..
". y stevens viii be elected president without
hey sock reelection
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
PETITIONS N RANKRIPTCY

Joseph Ober nlcd petition I'm bankruptcy y"stor-
day with liabilities % 200. due 20 eigh'y-'our
creditors and no assets. Myers. Goldsmith & Bron-
Mr. his attorneys said that b. was formerly ~
Joseph Ober & Co. manufac Ircrs o. pocketbooks,
who failed on October Il, l'92
Abraham Ober and Arthur Radlauer. who com
posed the firm Of Oher 4 fsadauer. have filed pc
tit;on In bankruptcy with liabilities $3.50 and no
assets. Myers. Goldsmith 4 Bronner. their attor-
neys said that they were formerly manufacturers
II sweaters at No. 42 Franklin-st under the style
of the Gotham Knitting Mills ani failed on June
25 1895
Calmon Hurwitz. Of 80 . Henry-st.. has flo1
petition In bankruptcy through Gruoer e Bonynge
MS attorneys. The Liabilities are S6i2 to two cred
itors. besides claim In favor OF the estate ~ ".
4. 'io0dhart. tho amount of which = unknown.
He was formerly a cloak manufacturer.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

From the quantity and variety of
gloves that we exhibit, you might
Justly imagine our three stores to be
nothing but glove stores.
All that is best from England; all
that is most worthy from America, is
here.
Gloves for every use and whether
you are short stubby fingered or
long '1ight-hngered;" ;" it is the same
for here is every size in every KIND.
From the $5.75 dark gray, genu-
inc reindeer, or the $3.50 silk-lined,
easy -to-get-on tan, to the SI walk
ing glove from the cosy squirrel,
lined reindeer at 81 to the wool
glove at 25 cents; from the ultra
colors to plain black and heavy dead
white.
And here are all the other kinds
Of furnishings.
And every good sort Of suit and
overcoat
And every right sort OF hat.
And every stylish sort OF shoe.
And, your money back If you
want it.
ROGERS, PEEr & Co.
Warren and Rrcadvay
Prince and broadway.
T,g- nd RrOqf
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
FIRE RECORD.
MUCH DAMAGE IN BUSINESS PART OF cANoNs-
BURG PENN.

MUCH DAMAGE IN BUSINESS PART OF cANoNs-
BURG, PENN.
Canonsburg Penn. Nov. H-This town was We,
tied this morning By furious fro, "hicA oe'o'e II
could be go. under control wiped out fuly a
third ~ the business portion two Of the principal
hotels. many dwellings and did damage esul"d''"
at $4,000 No lives were lost The section deNa'-
tated included West Pike-st. and Jenersoh-aNe' Inc
flames wer. first discovered IN the dwelling mouse
Of Reed Williams and before they could be stopP'"
burned seventeen buildings. among "hSH -. W. =
C;owern's brick carriage works Cochin & McE"tn ,
furniture wareroom-. the Manufactlreis .\H.uIrI
Gas building. the CommerclaI HoIfn Htl,,,r tre and H.
Dovel g. Dickson's lumber yard. The approx
mate insurance is &Jl"p - .-o,,a aud
Ali tho buildings except one were r IrH,ie unI The
burned rapidly under the force OF the VINO. ne
voInnteer fire department. with bucket orgau'S'
could make no Roadway. and the ieiepn9nt, oIe." I.
Tor had barely time raise by wire t9hl,II,oI
and Pittsburg calling for aid. before he was uI.Ic' Ven
iron, the building by flames Nhie the uie W. va.
r., nrogress thieves reapod "A harvest IN the "tSt
end of the town. After the tro dozen or n'o no,r
families found their homes turned uPsll- ''"H
and almost everything portable carrie" ""1H'
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
NEW-YORK CENTRAES TINE CHANGES

The following changes IN the New-York CentraTs
time. effective sunday November l3. have been an
uOunced.
Fast mail train no VIII have through sleeping
car from Albany to Chicago Via the Lake shore
route
Syracuse and Montreal local train No a. Will
leave Ncw-York AT a. m. instead Of 40 n.
Adirondack and St Lawrence express train No
- Will leave New YORK at ,.SJ p m, instead Of
20 and viii make additional stops Al Schenectady
Amsterdam. Fonda. Ii'tle Falls and Herkimer and
will also stop on signal ~ Hudson 10 take
holding ickcts for points north of Utlcs
on the Adirondack division
Train 80 80 on the Hudson division Nl leave
A lbany At rs m. instead Of 7O5, and arrive
New York al II -
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
WAX CASE Up AGAIN.
PRESBYTERY ASKED TO SEND 1T FOR RE-
TRIAL. DESPITE THE APPEAL-RE-
oI'FGT NOT CONSIDERED.

QUEST NOT CONSIDERED
The case OF Herman Warszaw!ak came up again
before III. New-York Presbytery at the usual
meeting OF that BODY yesterday afternoon. It will
he recalled that the Synod OF NewYork. on Octo-
bcr 49, reversed the findings OF the Presbytery and
ordered It remand the case to the session or the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church for a now trial
Silas B Brownel. OF the trustees Of the
church. however has taken an appeal from the
decision Of the Synod to the General Assembly,
which does not meet until next May. Fy many II
was thought consequently, that the case "oud
not be discussed by the Presbytery yesterday But
Samuel T. Schleffelin one OF the leading members
OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. was
present at the meeting and made a vigorous EFFORT
10 Induce the Presbytery to return the case to the
Session FOR retrla in accordance with the decision
Of the synod
Mr. schcnelin presented set OF resolutions
which, he said. were passed at a meeting OF the
Session held last Thursday night. requesting inc
Presbytery. in the Interest Of peace in the Session
and congregation Of the Fifth Avenue Church. to
have the case returned 10 the Session with AS little
DELAY as possible Mr. Brownell who is The stated
clerk ~ the Session. as well as Warszawiaks
prosecutor. denied that any such action "a that
represented 10y Mr. Schiefelin had been taken by
The Session at its meeting on Thursday night
The Moderator. the Rev. DR. John Balcom SHAW.
ruled that the paper introduced 10y Mr. Schienelin'
containing he alleged resolutions Of the Session;
was 81 order. inasmuch as II was nor cer'lHed
~. ~ tho Session. lacking the signatur" OF MI
Brownen the stated clerk. as well as those VINO
were said - have been present az me nlee'hE' AZ AZ
.,ppeal from the decision Of tho Moderator Vas
t3kcn but # failed cf support. The action OF Mr.,
.hioffelin. however. in champoning the case or
I'm. converted Hebrew. tended 20 show that IN"
session Of the Fifth Avenu" Prcshy terrain Churcn
Is far from being unit in upholding the truth
If tho charges made against Warszawiak
WarszaWiak was allowed 10 remain ana listen
throughout the entire proceeding No voice IN
the meeting WAS allowed 10 him. but. on taking MS
Ienarture he said that tho case at the present
firne had resolved itself into "oue where the fith
Avenue Church Session and Mr. Brownell refuse
IN retry Christ when ordered.
Tho Rev F. Booth appointed Moderator
uro-tem Of the Session Of the Fifth Avenue Pres
ivterian Church. AT the request II was said OF that
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
COFFTN- MAKERS EMBARRASSED.
THE STEIN CAsKET COMPANY. A WELL
KNOWN CONCERN. SELLS OFT
IT'S BUSINESS

ITS BtSINES9
The Stein Casket Company manufacturer or
collins at Nos 1876 and 13s West Twenty fourth St..
Yesterday sold on. its business to J. Wheeler. Juie
Stein IS the proprietor Of the company. He has
been I'm this llne Of business for Twenty-Five years.
He said yesterday that he had sold out - Mr.
Wheeler who had taken possession OF the business
ana proposed continuing Il at the same address.
For further information Mr.. Stein referred the re-
porter to Herman Joseph his attorney Mr Jo-
senh said that he was unable a. present 10 "Stl-
mate the liabilities hut he ld rot think they would
exceed $1,000 The immediate cause Of the en-
barrassment Mr.. Joseph said was the heavy IL
dorsements that the Stein Caskct Company had
been compelled 10 meet.
meeting OF tho creditors will Re called soon. and
/. is hoped that the company's affairs VIII be ad-
jus,ed There are considerable assets 10 h" real
.zed upon which are at present not available. but
negotiations have been set on foot to adjust them
and TO avoid any further legal complications. \
part OF the outstanding accounts have been sold
10 nee, a great many Endorsements.
Mr. Joseph declined yesterday - say iOr whom
the company had indorsed and Also declined TO saF
how much the business had been sold for. Ile
said that n would be impossible 10 give the value
Of the remaining assets The concern was for
mer'~ an incorporated company. or which Mr stein
was president. lie became the proprietor In Apfl
last
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
HONE NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALREMARLF-A NJ. Coats. OF Providence. k. l.
ASTOR- HrieaH' General W T. CraiEhn. I. s
A treti~ct) CAMBRIDGE-Baron Herman. OF the
tic N an Embassy at Washington and Colonel G
W Larrcd L. : 4. FIFTH ANFNUE-Thc R"v
DR. T. De Ntt Talroage OF Washington. HOFF-
MAN-Ch3rics Nelson. OF Maryland. ex-Second
Assistant Postmaster General. Samuel a. Boards
ley OF Utica and Hanns Taylor. o, MohllN eH-
Minister to SPAR HOLLAND T. V. r. Thayer,
of Boston. and Sol. Smith Russell. tho actor. M
PERIAI.-Brigader.G General G. p Egan. commis-
sary-eencral. l.. s a. MANHATTAN-Theocorc
Butterhcld of OglcnshurE. MURRAY HILL
Captain NJ 6. Zalnski. L. s A, Speaker j. NJ
Z. O'Grady. of the Ncw-York Assembly. ard
Senator Frank w Higgins OF Oican. PARK AVE
NI'E-The Bishop Of Niagara. WALDORF-Rob-
ert Pruyn Of Albary. and II. W. Ladd OF
Providence WlNDSO3-John w Doane. OF Chi
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
70 DIscrsS SOrTHERN RACE RIOTS.

A mass-meetlng will be held at Cooper Union on
rbursdav night 70 discuss the race riots in the
south Amons those who are expected to speak
n l. Manly :he Editor Of The Wilmington
pecord -" whose newspaper plant VAS ds Stroyci ny
rio,ers last week: :. + Peak'r. president OF me
s, ceorge n White of North CarQina.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
PLAT7'S BANK TO RESUME BUSINESS

THE CAPITALIzATIOH TO EE REDUCED FROM
100000 $4,000.
Owego. y Y, Nov. 14.-Thc Tioga National Bank.
Of which Senator Thomas {. Plat is president.
Will reopen its doors for business Thursday
morning probably with sj0OjO capital and $4,000
10 SIS 900 surplus. The original capital was 500
on
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
THE RATTLE or san JrAy on TIE STAGE.

The announcement comes from the Pleasure Pal
ace that. IN addition 20 the usual vaudeville bill.
there viii be produced Monday. November y. for
the first time on any stage a military. patriotic
and historical spectacle entitled The Rattle Of San
Juan I'M" Mr. Proctor has utilized what was
formerly the Garden Of Palms In the rear Of his
present stage. which gives him stage depth Of
10 feet and a width OF IS feet In the produc-
ton there Will bs two hundred soldiers. thirty
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

The new course Of lectures 10y Israel ZangVin At
The WadOrf-Astoria. began yesterday morning
Mr. ZaneWill addressed large ana Interested au-
dirnc. the subject Of Fiction th' Highest Form
OF Truth" The lecture abouuded with bright and
clever sayings. and was greatly enjoyed. To-day ai
II g. H.. Mr.. /angWill viii speak AT the same place
on THE Children Of the Ghetto ard fo-mOrloy
AZ s:l5 j.. m. ho VIII repeat the lecture which was
given at n" lyceum Theatre a few weeks ago on
The Drama A. q Fine Art"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

Washington Nov. I4-ord"rs were ISSUED rom
tho Navy Department to-day for the final trial OF
,ho gunhoat Princeton on November Is She Will
s,art from Hampton Roads and remain forty-eisht
hours at sea he object Of the trial being nor To
mako a speed run. buj simply 10 show that the
yess. has not deteriorated IN nun or machIhe'!
since she was Professionally accepted
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
PIT 4 BULLET THRO, IN MS man.

SUICIDE OF ADAM r. SMITH PROMINENT ''li-
ZEN OF TROY.
Troy. \ y Nov. l4-Adam r Smith president
% tho Oakwood Cemetery Association ana foT-
nerlv cashier % the Union National BANK com
,,,ed suicide this morning by shooting himselt
,hrorgb tho heart II Is thought that MS nina
tns u.e' fSnbalanced Mr.. Smith was unmarried.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

horses and an elaborate display of scenery. painteI
from photographs taken on the s!2t son Sone PonS 81 M
Riders members Of the list Regiment and negi
troops The spectacle viii be stasf&d & by ana X A. A.
ranged the entire production. Joseph y. fhys'oc
has painted the scenery.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
OTHER Local BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

OTHER Local BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS
Schedules of the Central Stamping Company. o,
80 o Ciin-st. which formerly known as the
Tinware Trust and which made an assignment on
August Is 10 Alfred r. Turner. ir.. nleI yes
torday by Hastings & Gleason the attorneys. They
make a largo book Of about thousand pages Tho
Liabilities arc sos 30. tho nominal assets $50 ea1
and the actual assets t27u0'f The assets consl-.
of machinery. nominal sol S2 actual. slsS 90 book
accounts nominal and actual {6i lj7. cash sHl:
ninety shares OF stock NJ the Central Transfo- Com
pany. nominal. 5000: actual. 200 The great d'.
ference between the nonlnal actual value ~
the osscts Is due depreciation in machinery n
large part which II sold at auction would only
bring the price OF old iron There about four
hundred creditors. the largest being the American
Exchange National Bank. Al.500. tho Market ard
Fulton National Bank $3.50: the National Bank OF
the Republic. $50 900. David II. James and 4 W
Aikman, trustees. ts6 81; d II. James trustee.
$50 cco. Robert Crooks & Co. t2226s. estate %
EnOch Ketcham. N01li. Emily l.. ke;cham. s. 100
and William Barbour. 5000.
judgment for 81 lt5 was entered Yesterday against
George Stehhins Wickham in favor Of the CIV
Trust Safe Deposit and Surety Company Of Phila-
delpha. for loss ffolity bond. which the com
pany gave 10 the Metropolitan street Railroad Com
pany for Mr. Wirkham. who a collector and
Company. Mr. Wickham received tho summons on
Aftrll NJ Va ~
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

MINIATTKE AI.NiANAc.

Sunrise 6 IS Sunset a. Moon GOO Moons age
HIGH WAITER TO-DAY.
AN SANDY Hook II GOV. Island s;2l lle,l Gate 1910
= Il sandy HOOK s.f3 Gov. island - He'll Gaze lois
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
SPECIAL MENTION.

.dxeru.emeutb admitted into these col.
,n,n. are recommended 10 the readers Of
Hi 1itIR Ne a. thoroughly relinbIe. ana
hn.ine.. can be done by mail with the ad.
U.r,i.cr, with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

Warren and Rrcaivay.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
UR. zANGUILIS LEcTrRK coyRNE.

Accompanying Ny Higgins on ne Yacht were
IcSsrs. Wood Arthur and Cotton and Dr Mitchell
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

F. & w.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-08

ben. 0eres Grifenie fan ,an s~pptsisres ueb ~fcrtuleos
Stamrer % forte 8rene.
"0u er TONNE ub at geisn, gleps2@ iaspe pIdntersn.
ieei ban bnrtiet Tom riotnos til.
wei. SnieI, enbnu life. Seq bar fun i%ton'ost Tor al
fad ct SpsrbIit. Oct maa rare ben Hstnins neoao
ben 0aI Der. Sab BEN saa oioers. 9i soar risttst -
bet ffaI lea inbtItad for"
enonu en- Gang 9epageIie neoao gdttsn, berpoo lanss
Eolsn iaa op oper en- fell Siraonina paa ben ~n'ooldtts
Stos, os 'od en- M Stands paa gattstamrrsn.
"0u sr tomner pad 9iIoippr, Gaih2" idepe plan.eren,
iesi ban trrn irsm % eisntos III forries Spsrgsmadl.
"StdmmeIigt, its trur bet er 3ilfnlbet, Sntel," ipurebe
Rrpeen en- ~mistrsftis Zone. "5orreften, bpsn ituIos
turns inoe 9eisn ct fligt 8ilonis2 "Rsi!" penbIep ban,
bd ban lite piIoe rsbs fin Sprpirrins, nadr Reiisposnsn
iirrie frsn, "nu fer jse bet. @i er paa ret 8ei. 5lopen
moa bare ben Hstnine. Rom meb!"
gibere eraeer 5sreren, c~isnipnlia tpipIraobis. DE- forte
S~isretarle fslger sfter, men innes at battle, trpo3 peres
Slspheh. 9e mrrter, a. be life longer brager t en- ret
9inie, men en- Ring mslsm Smaofopen ps be 9eie, ipm
itratte fla ineaer.
ollie iene fig tiIfrebfs psb ct Eaab fra 5srerer, Iom arr
tpbsbs, at ban ieien bar paa ret Bel. Srn soar terpaa
Isb en- a~ImtnbeIis Grploiion at pi'tsfmeIb, blanoet meo
SAOAt
quunp tjsrer be Frsm paa en- for beicrbet Del - hpor en-
baIo Snes aisretsisr maa babe pusieret for benz. Sg
lite lens. fer, thi 6iulipprens % Snctrpttene efter Sefes
mes Sope er gdnfte friIs. st 9og life ulist beres egst
mao babe bru9et orer ben branbte pr9rie!
2igeiom be mao bet babe parst paa geisn til 2sona.
Mantle bet bar p9ret en- sGer anbsn militGr Gpnpop pao
9sien til Sort Snse? 8 iua Sab tunpe De blot fslse Spos
ret. 6prtst Iisssr beres Muridliuie fun en- fort
afitanb fra berss gsiTes Maal.
Sntst tunbe bare mere bslslist. Ssrersn, iom biotil
haooe p9ret %rngielig, uben at ban bapbe billet piie bet,
sr after befrist for fin ansit os ~puabposr msp FIN sanrls
SsIDtiaib sOset at bragg pibers.
TN Mils gei fuIste be Siulfporene, Der life gtt lise
fren1, men beiebe at meuem afbrGnote Stopbolt. Gasiius
ealbouns aniist, Der en- Stuno iud ti~aiosfulot uo, bleO
isien mcrters. Oct ontoq ct ubtrpt at ben
noerlte Nsoilassnbeb, pa Fan siorbs ben SpbaaelIe, at
Nrepsrrtt Slulipor bar eannet al 10 pittsburppoaus ga en-
aale1he - be famine, Tom M fulste BAN, 90 bDis Sels
''ao ban hdOce reiit ben belle Del ira gusten at Mutaaorbu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-08


"Suspennsn". ipm fnoes aibdoet her, er en- mV0srur B1,
lrmet gfaltine efter upaet lisnenoe ItUoeI iom New HONG
SpmalfIuen, neo 5tlegnele al ale oenHes gooe, o. u0rluF,rH, N
INc cers oaarliae Ggenitaber. Der er III WoItineus opos g,.r,
ltdber fsret mango npe Gurbeortussr, iUm nsOrenojgu9 mno 9r,u,
,eu til en- NaHine al isrte 9lasie.
On al De igrite 6oroec. iom cr tagct eitcv New Eorar
A,alfluen er ben. at ben siper ct Positive Feed, ,Ost Der le be.
,spes nossu 6jer eHcr Spring for OF faa Gtaitiucu til a: ar5eo,
III anoen beIoig 6orbeortHa, iom mart pt blipe ynaytprret Al
Gnbrer, lom benDter Spraftusn, er a feed. Der er iaalsbs ION.
lrusret, at ben tan bGpsS % iGufcs uco en- lrrvel Suore,pu,
loen at foulue Srptelie rnco the feed dog. Sen gumle gaac,
At re9ulere oeune Slass Waittnc paa, neO SlRIp al Struer. icn
'atboiot the feed dog til the feed bar, bar aitio reoigrt Vnnf,.
iSbeoer, tbi Oerium bet life beu fOretaset meo NpiuguqDeG, Ulo.
the feed dog enten ramne 6or. eIer Sagiioeu al 9 aalcplasm.
;aer o9iaa uIIoe the feed bIpe ulRpn.
gtaftneu arbe Der iet-ol nGiteu lpolpi. Naalabarrer r
NIB. men Tesniator'SeIet adjustable bearings pallet ms0 6t
,Uttet siper mere enb a!mtuoeIiJ S~liobarbeo. o. bppruco gaae.
Barren biper iltaub til / Irugers 5o at atbsi0e uocu Oh, uou
a, fioeS. 9aar Stpitsu gaar iorbI 3auisu og glsunem gJter
rr Opertroaoen flap. 1ptnet sIpr, at ou aloris fan brGiea. Va.
lInen traoer fig slo baaoe ppre o. neore Gr0ao, % arbelsr
automatic, uoen SeEinu III let caer ioGrt Nvbeioe.
"Susoenusu" bruaer opbbelt Sraao "a Iuper lock stitch
Zen ppre 3raao ipres Iue ira Spo.en, uoen at trrbcs 9cuncust
euer Here Sulsr, fpr ben uaar Raalptet. Stutlcu trRoer ia iev:
,sn Tan trGbes glertc % er let at furhda. 8aaleu e selfsetung,
% fan altiaa lille iGtteS i~eilaatig.
Seb bpert Sting trG'teS bC8ge 2runos fat iammsn o. lut's
g&toteu al Soiet, % Stlngeue gIprcs oeroeo fnlosuot fat o.
iuioi9notg Gus paa besae SiOer al Gset. gaittnsu err ioriomt
neo lot SaanobiuI, bporpeo man reo NlG!p al Ell 4ommetGt
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-08

s>an eieite bet lie, HSpurots ou bin
ManS, bpor ban bar inat?'
IA - % isg bar @ruuo til at tro, at ban
iaabe Sanohcbeu.@
"@irtelie7"
ga, for ban iaaot, at ban piote bet ill.,
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-08
zaaIeoes fer ~ I'D.

fan itanoie @Raittnsrtet, meocns SpoIeH iplOes. Zen bar mfh
Irn, ionl Gcgnlugen pier, bu ltet atuer GOD SIacs ior Eeat5
S%aanoterirc uOen at aIoe ben ct ilumiet u isen6e. 2cH bar Hsr'
HrIt en- automatiIt Spole.Stnoer (bobbn winderb Der r na
liter % ~paahoeliG i'm Strtcn. at Ell oaartig punoet Spoep oil
bore Ell l~lmuit9bso.
"Srsuennen" fer aoot no. o. er elegant iauucl nnO Scn'nntl
3rGarbeIost JONI til glditiHoele. Muttueus 6ootptte cr net, let
baanoterliat pg i8ctOoelie al enbver teHot 6~orbeoriu8 pa bette
Snnaaoe. Oct aupenote ire er al beoite Seifaffenbco % lmutt
%iordrbetoet. Saterin8cn o. uoimptainlcu er igrte Jtun9h Spu8'
bluie. % ole DC bIante 9ele al Ufniiinen er mutt polerct o. Hf''
ptetteret, bpcrpeo be iaar ct net % ~iutaglnlot ~lloiscHoe ara
naterialet ,r euter Black Walnut eler antiqne Oak, Cter Salt%
meo French Walnut Panels % rst iUrpnet ms0 Nickel
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