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Evening journal., 1900-02-03
WHISPERS MULL1N FINED
ASSESSED TWENTY DOLLARS AND
COSTS FOR STRIKING A WOMAN.

ASSESSED TWENTY DOLLARS AND
COSTS FOR STRIKING A WOMAN.
Harry. alias "Whiskers." Mullin was
fined $50 and costs by Judge Ball this
morning on a charge Of assault and
battery
"Whiskers' had 25-cent piece
last night and went into the lodging
house No. 115 Market street. kept by
Charles Sellinger, in order to procure
a bed He rendered the proprietor ten
cents for nights lodging, and was
shown to a bed on the upper floor
"Whiskers" did not like the quarters
and informed Sellinger so in language
more forcible than elegant The ten
cents was returned to Mullin, and an
alteration followed. as he departed
from the house Before leaving. how
ever. he struck Mrs. Sellenger in the
mouth, causing the blood to flow. Mui-
lin was later arrested and locked IN
by Officers Davidson aud Shields.
James Short, colored, Was arraigned
on a change Of assaultlng Clara
Lewis, also colored. Clara testified thai
Short first assaulted her ia her house
on Lombard street. and later knocked
her down upon the street Twenty
dollars and costs was the fine i'm.
posed.
For being drunk and disorderly las
night George w. butcher was fined 81
and costs.
Charles Tomlinson, colored. was as
sessed 81 and costs for drunkenness.
Lulu Newman. a colored girl. wa!
charged with incorrigibility. Her cas-
quest Of Assistant City Solicitor Ca
lhoOn.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Myrtle Sheets, alias Myrtle Lane, an
inmate Of a disreputable house on Or
ange street. attempted to end her life
on Thursday night by swallowing BIZ
chloride OF mercury tablets. DR.. j. j.
Pyle was summoned, and after several
hours work. saved the girls life The
Sheets girl is a friend Of Mary Cowan,
star witness against the Pierce bro
theirs, charged with killing George p.
Eyre. Of Chester
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
AID FOR THE BoERs

HIBERNIANS WILL SECURE SUB
SCRIPTIONs TO A HOSPITAL
FUND.
A resolution expressing sympathy
Tor the Beers in their light with Eng
meeting Of the state board OF Officers OF
the ancient OIAeE -of fibernians of
Delaware, at st. Joseph's Hall, at Henry
Clay
President j. j. Mullin was author
lied to appoint a committee of one
from each OF the nine divisions in the
state to solicit subscriptions to a fund
for the maintenance OF a hospital
corps for the Boer army.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
A FAIsR ALARM

The alarm OF fire from box No. n.
Lancaster avenue and Monroe streets,
this morning proved to be a false one.
Tho box was struck by Onicer John
Connor, as someone who saw the smoke
from a locomotive in Fell. & Joseph 8
coal yard, Second and Madison streets.
believed the place to be on fire.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
COMPLAINTS ABOUT CARRIAGE.

Complaints regarding the collection
of garbage that came into the clerk OF
Council yesterday were attended TO, al
though Council has determined that
the Board Of Health shall receive them.
Mr.. Willis, chairman OF the Crematory
Committee. has ordered all contractors
TO have the words city garbage cart"
painted on their wagons.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

Coroner Vandever held an inquest
last night on the death of DR.. Frank
H. Hodgkins, OF Chestertown, Nd, who
was found dead at Nagers Hotel,
Fourth and French streets, on Wednes-
day morning last. Upon investigation
it was found that DIR. Hodgkins died
from asphyxiation, caused by acciden-
tai inhalation Of Illuminating gas. A
verdict was rendered accordingly.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
ruRNEp ovER To AuTHoRIrIEs

Charles MantelI. the colored man
who was arrested in Pittsburg, Pa, re-
Gently, has been turned over to the
Ncrristown authorities. Mantell was
convicted of a robbery at Norristown
and sentenced TO two years in the pen-i
tentiary, but escaped while being taken
to Jail. He is wanted in this city for
the robbery of the residence Of Job n.
Jackson some months ago
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
HELLO. BALTIMORE!
IDELAfARyIA COMPANY TO EXTEND
ITS LINES TO THAT CITY.

On Monday the Delmarvia Telephone
Company will commence construction
of its line from Wilmington 70 Baltl-
more. IL is not proposed 10 extend 70
the latter city at once: but 70 Perry
willie. whence Baltimore will be reach
ed later.
Work will be commenced al the New
Cathedral Cemetery and Lancaster ave-
nue.. and wires will be run TO Elsmore
and Perryville as rapidly as the work
can be done
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
DIR RIfRT -AT IrNInN

A favored opportunity is Afforded the
people of Wilmington OF hearing Rev.
William Burt. d. d., at Union NJ. e.
Church, Fifth and Washington streets,
tomorrow morning at 1890 o'clock. For
many years DR.. Burt has been super
intendent OF Methodist missionary
work in Rome. Italy. and comes TO
Wilmington with a fund Of knowledge
Of church life in Rome, such as will
make It a rare treat to hear him.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
rebellion. ELECTRICITY AND
PHILIPPIANS"

Magistrate Lewis sasse has received
the following letter: "MiDquadale
Home, New Castle Hundred. January,
1900. hear some here say they ought
to let the Phlliapans have there coun-
try or that substance. these secret sor-
cerers try to draw words out of me
faviourn Rebellion OF to incite Rebel
ion. SAMUEL II. MOSELEY.
"P. S. l hear them say secretly the
electricity and people ought to be
blooded to hell and other similar talk
and make threats TO Kill some per-
SON"
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
CHANGED HANDS.

Thomas S. Taylor, for ten years with
A. b. Jones. and S. James Hollett for
six years with Rosin & Bro. have pui
chased the stock, goodwill and fix
lures OF the late Joseph II. Greenman,
Jr.. No. GIL King street. and Will con-
tinue the business at the old stand,
under the style Of Taylor & Hollett
with extensive lines Of wall paper and
window shades.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
SUIT AGAINST POLICY HOLDERS.

SUIT AGAINST POLICY HOLDERS.
The Fidelity Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Of Pennsylvania. has enter
ed suit against fifteen policy holders
who refused 10 pay assessments levied
on them. An assessment OF $50 was
levied on all policy holders, as the re-
cefvers OF the company hold thatiit is a
mutual concern, and the policy holders
are responsible. Those against whom
action has been taken are: Alexander
IA Willis, Phililps-ThOmpsOn Company,
Bernard G. Goldstein, Gawthr0p and
Brother Company John Wagner, White
Brothers, Wilmington Abattoir and
Cold Storage Company, William T..
lTuchton, S. II. Baynard, Samuel Hook
heimer, Reese & Brother, Stevenson
Leather Company, Kartavert Manufac-
turing Company, Wilmington Male
able Iron Works, Horace Valentine,
Jones Guthrie and John Togend.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
CAPE NAYS NEW STEAMER.

a public meeting will be held on
Monday evening next at Cape May for
the purpose Of discussing the proposed
Queen Anne railroad connection and
the erection Of wharves and extension
of the iron pier for the accommodation
Of steamers. Officials Of the iron pier
and Queen Anne road will be present.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
cHANGEs In MAIL sERVICE.

On Monday next several important
changes in the railway mail service
will go into effect, Mail for Baltimore.
Washington and Southern points, clos
ing at 7.20, will. after Monday, close at
7.05 a. ~ Mail for points on the Del
aware railroad. Pocomokc City, Nd,
Cape Charles. Norfolk and other points
will close at 7.So Instead Of 7.2O a. m.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
EIEcrEp FRoM PuLLMAN TRAIN

/, Shortly after 4 O'Clock yesterday az
ternoon a well-dressed young man,
whose name could not be learned, was
elected from the south-bound Florida
Special train at the p, w. a. B. French
street station. It was learned that he
boarded the train at Broad street sta
tion at Philadelphia and refused to pay
an extra fare for Pullman service.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
MEETING NIGHT CHANGED.

Tho regular weekly meeting for pro-
motion of holiness in st. Pauls NJ. L.
Whiieley will conduct the meeting next
Wednesday evening al 7.t5, IN class
room No. T.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
sKATING Al lis BEsT.

The continued cold weather has made
skating the best in several years, near
iy every creek being frozen solid. Skating
has never been better on the Barley
Mil dam, Shellpot creek and the lake
at Brandywine Springs is the best Of
all. The Christiana river is covered
by sheet Of ice several inches thick
from Market street bridge to Newport.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
i. V. LIS 11TH ANNIvERsARY.

Encanpment No. 80 y V. L., cele-
brated It's eleventh anniversary last
evening. Speeches were made by GeH-
eral John r. Donahoe General Daniel
Ross and W. " Tuxbuiy. Refresh
ments were served.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
EFFEcT oF THEOLOGY.

At the annual meeting Of the VIII
mington Sunday School Union. to be
held in Calvary Baptist Church on
Tuesday night, Rev. c. A. Grise, Phi.
D., pastor OF Union NJ. e. Church, will
make an address on The Effect of
Theology on the Sunday School"
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
sTATE AupIToR I. n. FooKs.

Isaac ~ FoolIs. of Georgetown, who
was appointed state auditor by Gov
ernor Tunnell to fiji the unexpired
term of the late John A. Lingo, was
sworn in at Georgetown yesterday by
Judge William II. Boyce.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
81 BUY

a Wilmington paper to
get the local news and
a Philadelphia paper to
get telegraphic news"
said a citizen the other
day. Nine-tenths of
the newspaper readers
of Wilmington do this
- that's why the EVEN
ING JOURNAL makes a
speciality 0 f getting
ALL the local news.
Being first in local
news makes the paper
popular and gives It 4
good circulation, and
consequently the ad-
vertiser derives much
benefit from it.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
ToMATo GRoWERs' AssocIATIoN

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Kent County Tomato Growers Asso-
citation was held at Dover this morning.
during which a scale OF prices was sub
mitted. At the last meeting A. n.
Brown was elected president Of the Or
ganization.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
WEST END BAsKETBALL

Covenant Guild basketball team. Of
Philadelphia. defeated the West End
team. OF this city. last night by n
score Of 20 TO s.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
REPAIRING LIGHTHOUSE TENDER

Special attention Is being given TO
machinery Of the lighthouse tender Ii
zania, which is undergoing extensive
repairs at the works Of the Pusey and
Jones Company.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
no FURNISH NEW HOUSE.

A. meeting OF the local lodge Of Elks
was held last night, at which time
we're begun for furnishing
the new house, which they VIII occupy
on March 25
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.

The regulAr monthly meeting of the
Society Of Natural History of Della
ware viii be held az Friends School
on Monday night. An exhibit of Della
ware minerals will be shown by Fred
erick Hilhiber
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
woik ON DOVER TROLLEY LINE

IN. delaware General Electric Rail-
way \Ompany has closed a contract
with ~ Rldgeley Harrington, of Do
YER. for 1900 ties for immediate use in
building Us trolley line. Work Of con-
structiong will begin ut once.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
G- IA R- nI1Es INCREAsED.

Phil. Sheridan Post, No %, q. A. r.,
has increased its dues from 25 to 40
cents per month, in order that the sick
benefits may be paid.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
NIL nlILD a NEW HONE.

samuel J. Newman has received the
contract 10 build a house for Charles
q. Guyer at the southwest corner of
Tenth and Van Burcn streets. Il Will
be two stories, mansard and tower. AT
rhiteet u. l.. Rice. Jr., made the plans.
ANOTHER ICE CREAM FACTORY.
A permit was granted by Building
Inspector Cassidy yesterday TO Will
liam e. Anderson for the erection OF
an ice cleam factory az the northwest
corner Of Fourth and Adams streets.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03

Farmer Wilson. champion pool
player, meets all oomers tonight at
Otto Scheu's. northwest corner Fourth
and Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
REAL ESTATE
AND RENTING
Renting is Active But There
We're Few Sales Made
During the Week.
BUILDERS ARE LAYING PLANS

SMALL HOUSES ARE IN DEMAND
AND MANY WILL BE ERECTED
DURING THE SPRING MONTHS.
ACTIVITY GENERALLY ALONG
THE BUILDING LINE.
Sales among tho real estate agents
during the past week have been few.
The condition OF the selling market
has not been changed Few persons
want to buy because OF the low rents
that are being secured for properties.
Among the renters the business dur
ing the week was brisk. There Is still
a demand for small houses. All CT
the new houses that were recently
built have been rented. Builders are
becoming active and are making prep
arations for much Spring work. Small
houses will be built principally. Sew
eral building permits we're issued the
mast week. During the week there
were a number OF transfers. but they
do not Indicate as many sales.
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.
The following properties were trans
fcrred yesterday.
William "a. Cooper to Harry r.
Wright, brick building, at Second and
French streets.
William H. German and wife to Al
bin A. Tomlinson. brick dwelling. at
Fifth and Franklin streets.
Robert ID. Stuart and wife to Isaac
sinex. brick dwelling on West street
between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
William NJ. Lupton and .Hugh- "A.
Gallagher. administrators. by sherin.
to Edward Glenn Cook, dwellings Nos.
9O9 and 91l Bennett street
George r. Lowry and wife 70 Martin
Beadenkopf one-half interest in lot
and factory buildings, and the machin-
.ery therein, en- Sixth street near Mon
roe.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
COAI. WOOD AND GRAM.

II. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood Office
Seventh and King DelToarvia phone
545. Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1900-02-03
CoMMITTEE's REPORT
SUBMITTED TO THE BAYARD AS
ISOLATION BY CHAIRMAN A. c.
GRAY.

Andrew c. Gray, chairman of the
committee appointed by the Bayard
Memorial Association to select a de-
sign for a statue 10 the memory of the
late Thomas f. Bayard from the mod
els submitted by the various sculptors,
has made the report of his committee
to the association. In II the associa-
tion Is informed that three models
have been selected by the experts.
The Coconino sun., 1900-08-11
Historic Printing Presses.

Among the machinery lost by the Journal Miner in the last fire was an old Range press, which did duty in getting out the first issue of the Arizona Miner in 1861. It was prized, not on account of it's intrinsic value, but on account of historic associations connect ed with it, and it's loss is irreparable, as it cannot be replaced. While it was not the first press brought to the terri tory, il was the first of it's lind and was the oldest press in the territory. It's advent to the territory was preceded by an old Army press in the southern part of the territory where, a few issues of a paper was printed prior to the establish ment of the Arizona Miner.
 The Journal Miner says previous to it's being freighted to Prescott on which to print the Arizona Miner it was To- cated in New Mexico, where it's history can be traced back as far as 1852.
 The Tombstone Prospector adds: Another historic press which is linked with early Arizona journalism is an old Lincoln hand press that is in possess sion of the Prospector and is kept merely ns a relic of pioneer days. This press is accredited with being the first printing machine brought into the ter. ritOry. It was freghted around Cape Horn and was used in printing the first paper in Tucson. as referred to above. Later it was bought to Tombstone and is still here, and with little oiling up could be pressed into service again.
 Out of d total valuation of the terri tory of Arizona, $3l, ,0O0, ,OO0, Maricopa county comes in with about $ll ,00O,0 900. Nearly $2,0O0,000, of this, however, is excepted from taxation.
The Coconino sun., 1900-08-11

Wm. Ensign, well known brakeman on the second division, had the misfOr- last at Adamana. He was with COnduc- tor O'kelley on an extra west. In at tempting to get on the engine his foot slipped under the wheels. Mir. Ensign has been on the road for years and has a large number of friends, who sympa thize with him in his affiiction. - Gallup Cleaner.
 The Democrats of Graham county will hold their county convention at Stafford on August 9,
The Coconino sun., 1900-08-11
A Navajo Belief.

No Navajo Indian will ever make a campfire of wood from tree that has been struck by lightning or that might have been. If such fire is made by an irreverent white man the Indians will retire to distance, where they cannot feel the heat or smell the smoke, and they will go to sleep in their blankets, fireless and supperless, rather than eat of food prepared on that kind of fire. The Naval io believes that if he comes within the influence of the flames he will absorb some of the essence of lightning, which will there after be attracted to him and sooner or later will kill him. Up in the moun- tains more than half the great pines are scared by lightning, but no wood from them is used. Almost any old Navajo can narrate instances where the neglect of the precaution has re- suited dsastrously, for men are some- times killed by lightning in region where thunder storms are frequent. and il is but step from the effect to the .-Holbrook Argus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-04

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9aus 5uriidberi6tet tperoen. 6err Sua
tit Der Infiht. bab Die @orlage fhon
IN ben nd9iten Saqen aufqenommen
uno nod Dor S6lub Der @o6e pafirt
iperoen ipirb.
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mittee nod Elm Mmenbement gu ber8or.
ldge dngenommen fporoen, ods aeeen
bic @rme. 8antineE seridtet 1T. gs
tpuroe BON benz Hspr. San. BON 0a., einz
sereidt.
gu @uniten ber @erfd 10 o.
rungs Bill.
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slies hes Sufti3 &ommittees bes pau.
fes. reibte einen empfe9lenben 8eridh
ii6tr Die ~8erihiporunss 8in" eim,
IN Der beittmmt tpiro, oub Ginbaltsbss
feble bel Streitigteitett auil4en 4rbets
tern unb @rbeitgebern bon ben Ser. 81.
@erihten nur In beittmnten SdIen ges
ipdbrt tpsroen biirfeu.
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&dutus
ipuroe am @benb abgebalten. um iibes
bic @rmee @orldge au berdtbeu. &epr.
9ap falug por. bab pus jebise armeez
@eleb bonn 1. Suli 1900 an nod duf
lpeitere stpei Sabre DerlGugert iperben
ioae. oie9lnipeSenben tpdren aber 10 perz
faieoener &n!iht, oab ii4 Der 8autus
ihlieb!i4 pertuste, obne irgeno ettpas
Oefinitipes in Der Su4e set9un au 90.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-04
@ntfebli4ts nnaliid.

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peltern giIenbabu puroen am WOntag
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senblidlid getObtet unO II PeriOnen
mebr ooer tpeniger i4iper Oerlebt. 8erz
ftiebene Der 8erlebten tperben fterben.
8on ben fiiuf 9etOoteten 'tonnte Bis
iebt nur elmer, Der Seftions @ormann
auauIt @lantdn, ibsntifi3irt psrbsa.
Die i6rigen bier finb un6efanut.
Oas Mal4inenbaus par Sin grob-
artiaes @ebGube. fpeitli6 bonn 8abnz
bofe gelesen. Sm erfen Stod befan6
5ih Der ReFelraum nit 4 Oampfteheln
uno Der &aum fir Die SpnamozWtas
f6inen. 3mOlf 2eute iuaren in benz
@ebGube anseiteat. au fpelGeu ii4 our
3eit Der &ataItropbe nc6 mebrere
Sreunoe unb angeitelte Der 8abn ge'
fellt batten. Bier Der @ietOoteten tpas
rem 2lngeItellte Der 8ubn, ibre 0umen
fonnten aber nod nidt feltgeiteut ipers
ben.
Die llriaAe Der 8atditropbe 1T in
Ounfel gebiiat. @nes i'm Wafdinens
bauIe ipar anI6einenb in beit Orbs
nuna, ais fura ndb 5 lIbr elmer Der
&efIel nit elmer fur6tbdren Setona>
tion in bic 2uft flog. Die W&duer oes
@ebGubes ipurbe pur6 Die Grploiion
berausgeriFen unb Der &ehel ielbit
liegt iebt ungefdbr so Ydrbs bon ieis
mem Sunbamente entfernt.
gjruDs, als bic @Tplolion' erfolgte.
perlieb Der @rpreBaug nd4 aiblanb
bic Station. Der &eIlel flog gegen
bic beiben leBten Wagen oes 3uges uno
rib Sbeile Der 8eou6ung o0erbdlb Der
Seniier binlpee. 9liidli9eripeiie bes
fanben iib nur tpenige Puffugiere in
bieIem Sheile bes 3uges, iDel9e idmmt<
licb nit leihten 8erleBungen baOpntas
men.
5rau 9luguit Bed. ipeIde bet Der 8us
tuitropbe perlebt puroe, lit Die So9ter
BON CHARLES lleblein. Dem hefannten
8rauer unb beFanb iih nit ibrem Sat
ten duf Der 6o4seitsreiie.
Deitere & ram a Iii ten pers
urtbeilt.
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Ter perurtbeilte am Wontdg ipeitere brei
Der fhuloig befunbenen Mtroner Rras
fpalliiten. Sobn &oben uno GiharS
6ulIett ipurben jeber gu einem Sabr
3uhtbaus berurtbeilt unb Gldube8en'
Der auf 30 Sage ins arbeitsbaus ss'
56idt.
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idulbiq beTunbsn, an ben &ralDalen
tbeilgenommen su buber. @r iit bey
5sbnte Mann, Der ihElbis befanben
tpurbe.
8efdttgt.
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Sas &entudier Staatsgeieb. Ous BIZ
@ifenbabnen aminst. ieparute Wassons
fir farbise pafasiere gu itelen. TT IN
elmer am Montag pom Obsrbunbesge'
ri6t abgegebsnen @ntl6eibung aufre4i
erhalten porben. Oas 9eriht fiigtt
binau, bab Oas @eieB geniiSeno bsfolsl
Deroe, ipenn bic @ifenbdbnen fepardh
@assons fir Sarbise mitfiihrten. io'
Iange Die 3ise iih i'm Staate &sntuds
befdnben, unb Der 5tpii4enitaatli4.
@erfebr babel ni9t in 8etru4t tomme,
Ser @i4ter 9arlan itimmt. nit Del
@nti9eibung ni9t iiberein. Gr tit bet
Mniiht, baB bas 0eieb eine Gins
miidung in ben apiidenitaatlidsn
8erfebr bsbeute. unb f.rner, bab BIZ
2entudier 2esislatur tein Ge9t babe,
bic BepOlteruna je na4 threr 5arbt,
in &laRen einautbeilen unb ibnen bes
fonbere giienbahn Wagsn au3uipsiisp
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-12-04
SHifSmafbrihten.

Rep Yort, 3 Deg. 2lnsetOm4
men: .potsoam" bon Hotterbant
rWeimar" Don 8remen
Qtperpool. 3. Oe3. gneefom.
men: .8oipte" DonRepYort, rumbria-
bon g1etpYort, rHoman" bon Usontreal
unb r@aeslanb" bon pbilaoelpbia.
@lasgotp.3. 0sa. Qlnsetommen:
,Homerian" Don Wontreal, State oi
glebrasta. BON Rep Qprt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-29

Of. De LATER ben Iomme BibeI, boIber
ben famine Gsaba9 os beoer til ben
Sub iom ri.
De tror, be temper for Sribeo o9
5ebreIunO meb a%Iminoeli9 Spmputi uf
belle @uropI unotagen 9prtiet.
6uao temper ri for2
Qufnber Ell bIeuen brabte o9 iaarere
| ben Glib, nj bar Ii9oet / ari9, o9 Iise
til / Dag ueo in9en al Parterne, buuo
De Temper for. 6oer Sioe bGDoer, at
Den fGmper for nO9et. iOm bin nGeter.
at ban sor &Sau PAD.
6uorfor lite orbre gaa6enitiIltnnb?
81 tuuos oa for FORTE Sang uoiube,
buab Der tribes ON. 09 naar ui faar
fort paa buiot for, buao buer Sioe
fr9uer, Ias tuuoe ri bliue / Stano til al
ie, buao Der tunoe cores for of orbne
6oruitliu9erne. Om ri ba lite tunbe
ere8 ON et'Opsor, iaa buroe ri OOer9iue
Su9en til en- goIo9iftsoomitol.
Obi buao betpoer bet at uotGmpe
oenue &ris? 6t Ofiet paa miuoit
20 900 uf pore tatfe Spnners Sin. @n
Reolastuins at minolt Ii9eiaa mango
braue Boere. Oaaroe Gioer for 6uttig4
folt biemme.
6ortuutlin9 at 9anoeIen.
6orSseoe Statter.
Bottebslen at 100 WiQiuner al pore
iurt fOrtjeute Y.nse. 90 enbnu =
Ronltription! Mon Spiuet er u9ro iuu
me9et?
Om ri uuoer sennem Blob forut bell.
port 6lag / Pretoria, iaa uiI YaulteIis.
beoerne FORT uere bs9pnot. vi bar blot
o%perpunoet ct 5olf, ri lite tan regere.
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cuif.r lite ct anbet Srlano / SpO Nfritu.
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