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toms. and no woman should allow
herself 10 reach such a perfection of
miserv when there is absolutely no
need of H. The subject of our por-
trait in this sketch, Mrs. Williams OF
Englishtowu. NJ. has been entirely
cured of srch illness and misery by
lydia j.. T.nahaTn's Vegetable Com
pound. and the guiding advice of Mrs.
Pinkham az rnn, Mass
No other medicine hes such record
for absolute cures. and no other medi-
cine is ''i,lst as good" Women who
want a cur should INSIST upon getting
lydia =. F'uzhaH's Vegetable Com
pound when they ask for it at a store
ANYWAY. write "a letter 10 Mrs Pink
ham n Trau. Mass. and tell her all
yo,lr ss.r syice Is free.
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INQUIRY CORNER.

H-i-lau HaresLThosr of orr readers
,yhn haN. become "a Interested I'm the
artieIs on the subject of Belgian hares
failed tn read the articl" just beneath IN"
On. alluded iu. or So many inquiries would
not have been sent i'm. 50 many letters
have been rrceivd that il is impossibl"
to answer them all. We would refer all
Ia the article in The Weekly of =, ,tober
z'ih headed An interesting ENhi3It al
ih. Fair" This will answer an questions
asked ia letters now coming In
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HOPE.


f|UUETIUItsI-I
Saulewhsrc lduwu life'S path I know
4 sweet. new joy is waiting me:
Even now I feel the thrill ana glow
~ n5iI years yet 90 be-
Snru.. day I'll feel the kindly smile
pf eyes IKE i0used L. S.r:
And catch responsive CLEANS the while
Of love and sympathy
some time I'li sing a glad. new strain
How perfect will il DE,
Ur iuve and l"Niug-naught Of pain
shall mar that symphony
DOLORES.
S..s~..v Ark
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of the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy had been a perfect success, ana
many tharks we're due the hospitabe cit
izens of Savannah, the Confederate Vet
Grams and the Sons of Veterans. Very
reluctantly the delegates returned to their
homes, each one. however, bearing away
lovely memories of their visit to the Sa-
yannah chapter. a. &. IL.
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". r. Simpson. Wetumka. T. TIT the
lady of Alabama. inquiring of Mrs
Simpson. will write to the above address
I think I can give her All the inlofin1-
lion wanted.
olivia McIIueh Mayheld. $ C.-As TINS
IS my first ! viii write only a few lheS
10 answer Myree Burts question. oi l.lHu-
sev. Ala. The fruit that YOU speak OF put
up with sulphur is not poison w" nreieI
Il ia the canned fruit, aS II Wallt'in
more of tn, fruit flavor. All ol our hClSH-
bors use The SULPHUR process an" ~
other.
Mrs. /. q. Mattmiler. Gillett, Ark
Herein YOU will find small sum oi
money for the Orphans home made by
three families of little ones by picking cot
tom. as follows; Eunice Wynn. GreE"t
and Trudie May McGraw send $l.t1, Rn-
berta Emma Jessie and Addle Mattmil-
Ter 81 y: Russie MuSgrave. 30 cents; Ar
thur Allen. 20 cents. Excuse neglect III
sending money hoping YOU nave cvllcVt-
.d enough TO make the orphans colhiot'"-
bile. .,,
MANY thank, to the dear children)
Mrs. A. NJ. Moore. Jacksonville. Miss
T., prov. my respect for The Constitution,
I have taken il many years-long pre-
ylous 10 Mr.. Grady'S connection win H.
/ have. never written, because ! telt llNe
! knew SO little i'm comparison to the up
to-date progressive generation nav"
I.....,, t,,r.- -v,,u more than three scores,
IONS. enough to drink th" cup oil woe |"
ma. lr.-s. could tell the younger sisters
much that would be OF prott. VIII lch
You "a good cure for burns. \ iafat NpD'u,
ful of lime dissolved IN water Slt y
Wen. Wh'n ,I'"i -. - brst. lard
.i "" ~ 'ii, ~ f,rn,s - thick paste: dress
'''tth ,,ts linen ruttiug the paste on the
rluth not the wound, fresh once a daE.
one other for fresh WouH"S tul Vim
glass or nails, etc, Sn"he ,H, "t,,.,,.ntinr
wooden RAGS, ili'H u, ''' -, E.,-.. nn
and sugar. love H"N'.S' ~ rr
variety. as am n"t "u' - h,,ll,.
them. have the early Nati'''S ~ ,
Now. sisters J want 20 E't " -'' 'i,.
tI,d woman tu live WIN me ~ = l', '~'i' ~
al the family. consisting "i HlHN'"
SON. want her Tor company. NOT
work. only to hnip "" VIA U, III
work is mer, play to me Wh,l ! '', ,,.
Now. please DO any 1i you 49, ,,.,,,t,t
who is willing 10 tth' il' W. 'trf
give thrm - nom" aS l"nS - III Inn,
live on a pretty pidt' ~ -. bralth
muuitN. chufCh near. 49," '.,i comm
ctc. Aunt SUSIE l'N ,,,,.. :, r,,n.
books this year. your t'i''.i' r,,I IA
may Cod BLESS YOU 'tN'i. - ''
cents iucloScd FOR urphahS'
49, -
hda Caldwell Davenport f'N
,,,,ft...s while. have been "a silent admirer
-ri,. c,,,-titition and especially of the
-. G-i,,r3,rn read with great
N "'''''' 20. ,,.ritt..u from mn over
interest," 'i' i'''''' - fr,,,
thv nitcd states. NN' az ''''
.ll rartS OF the union.
A.. s,r,.. az Tho sisters have said. ] am
..,,, ~. e,,,sbi,., Soeietv has been spo-
'''' =. So ,.,,,.r len ms an b, mcm-
N'" "' - -, i.i..., IL ms helm 10
heiS "i ''i9 ,r,,..r'. ,,...
scatter sunshine every " me-
SO many clouds in some lNrS n taxes =
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any one wishes TO know more about
"tamaleS," / will take pleasure in an
sWering all letters. containing SelI-ad-
dressed envelopes.
Those who try this let me hear from
you through the WOman'S Kingdom. one
large chicken Will make eight dozens OF
"tamales.' Correspondence solicited.
Mrs. l.. 4. Bass. S03 Leland avenue.
Houston. TeN.-Fecline that am due an
apology for delay in responding To the
many orders and exchange offers for my
book ON decorative lelns.' decided that
to send a communication TO Woman :
kngdom was tho surest plan You VIII
forgive M l am sure. when YOU hear the
cause OF course. you have read of the
terrible Galveston aud Houston storm.
Houston was considerably damaged
nearly every church demolished, telr-
phone ana telegraph wires. trees uproot-
I'd auG as We felt the houses shake from
The fearful gusts OF wind and heard the
SteepltS fan. the bells rang out al mourn
ful kucll which seemed Co ice q dIrgC pl
death aud de- olatiOn. All OF Houston was
awake that fearful night, aud when the
dawn OF Sunday morning came every ON"
was glad to find that only one life was
lost. but when thc fate of our sister
city was learned. Houston opened her
heart . help the distressed ones there.
Not another murmur was heard regal ding
tha LOSSES of her own. such suspense
as was realized by all OF us who had
loved ones thereto all vommunica-
tions were cut on-not until Wednesday
after did / hear of the safety of al our
own loved ones My brother. his wife aud
five little boys who We're mraCulously
saved, but Let homo aud everything.
They came boat to Houston on
Thursday following when We 50 gladly
welcomed them into our home. and gave
all the aid We could for their comfort.
Thus YOU see my time has been taken up
with deeds of love expecting no reward
but from above. The horrors OF that
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WOMAN'S CLUBS.


Nr- - often hear ghe question asked.
.lyrat S th.- us, of "a wonian's club2
What Is th..y doc TIL. question WAS
.-a--.I at the rec.nt meeting of tine
.-.-. federation ur clubs held Ga Griffin.
. W. wish aii uf our readers IF No
.r-~ sln.-,f"u .oulI h1vc b,,n present
r. hear af tL- good work done by the
,r.-..u all over Georgia
r.e president 81 tb. state. federation.
1.-~. . Lindsay johnson. hIs been uutir-
M ir her work amuns th. women 30
.... reia. visiting t'sa s.thS aIl over the
..e aud eu,rurasiHs women III every
The result t..i~ th-- best meeting
...r helI hv women and SIRE Reports wer"
sl.er and gave rh- results u better work
.an ,t-r dou" before
r1 siv. yuu au ii,s of th. work re-
.-.rtr.I- 2 VIII ui,utiuu "a few subjects IT
r....rt=- -t, hat had L,-u dome iu THE
ua.- u- ar5. --Th. picture that had b'-.n
lrr r th. public aud county schools aud
tle eTvet os pictures in th- eiucation
vf .a.si uf music in ih- schuols. i'm
r-r.-tiug r-uurts We're received uu the
..ru and Sar,isu- "u school gardens ami
ss..Ir .t.y some rirIiss r., ported What thry
laI Hnnr fer thc Improvement Of the
tiia-. dee which th-y lived. the c.sre ~ the
......rsris.1. ,.tr EVERY club i"ld of what
rl..r WORK had h,.u during the past
r...r auH Wirb th. msiu object. the irl-
tr.r- -meut uf rl- miuI. YVES always
blended a wprs - prs.tical that one
v- lmr.rass.,l uith th. truth that every
..er 4uI Villas gla. wa~ fortunate,
i-h CO. hra-i uE Woman Club pose
-.-i 81 factor f.r #sL
$50. matl.r W..tr g woman -uleft ti-.s
.... -he WiI uu it wt.t- ~H wu0 0re - ft-w
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Work Of Safe Blowers

charlotte. N. c.. November 12.-(Spe-
cIal)-Safe blowers opened the safe I'm
the postoffice at Matthews. n. c., and
the store of j. T.. Black i'm the same
town They got about Il thousand dollars.
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

". X. Simpson. Wetumka. l. TIT the
lady of Alabama. inquiring OF MrS'
Simpson. will write 10 the above address
tion wanted
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Wen send yor a little to try. u YOU Ike.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE, 4og Pearl street, New York
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
A WEEKS RECORD
ALI the News of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News Of tho Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
ut Home and Abroad.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
CONGRESSIONAL.

On the Sd congress reassembled after the
holiday recess. In the senate bill was In
troduced providing a civil government for
Puerto Rico An amendment to tho house
currency bill was offered providing for BIZ
metalism. January 10 was set apart for
eulogles OF the late Vice President Hobart.
lin the house a bill was introduced to
pension the widow of Gen. Lawton at the
rate OF 81, 800 a year, Resolutions were Of
fered asking a statement from Secretary
Gage as to deposit OF public funds in New
York banks: for constitutional amend
ments authorizing an income tax, and au-
thorizlng congress TO define and regulate
trusts. .-.
On the 4th Senator Cullom reported his
bill in the senate creating a territorial gov
eminent for Hawaii. A bill granting set
tiers the right to make second homestead
entries was passed. Senator Beveridge
Und) introduced resolution declaring for
American retention of the Philippines, with
notice that he will speak thereon January
Q. Senator Aldrlch Or. ID opened the dis
cusson OF the financial bill Adjourned TO
the Sth...In the house Mr.. Doliver Ua.) in
troduced n bill to repeal the bankruptcy
law. Mr. Quarles CVa) introduced reso-
luton extending sympathy TO the Beers.
Adjourned TO the Sth.
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A. C. studer, United States consu, at

Sorrento, died at Naples, Italy.
News from South Africa shows no re-
cent action OF consequence, but the op-
posing armies appear to be preparing
for serious engagements.
The French senate sentenced MN.
Deroulcle, Buffet and Saluces, leaders
in conspiracy, to ten years Danish
ment, and NJ. Guerin was sentenced TO
ten years imprisonment.
Gen. Lloyd Wheaton has arrived in
Manila. Aguinaldo's wife is also there.
Troops were concentrated at Calamba
San Pedro, Macati and Bacoor. Gen.
Otis Is now in command of an effective
force of about $4,000 men.
DIR. Leopold Schenk, who claimed to
be able to influence sex by mothers
diet, has been expelled from the vi
emma university.
In n battle between natives near
Wang Chaun, China, and French
forces, the latter were routed with
heavy loss.
Italy has agreed to the open door
policy in China, completing the list
of powers who have approved Secre
tary Hays proposal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
FOREIGN.

Gen. French, with 1000 men, sur
priscd the Beers at Colcsburg and
forced them to abandon the town and
retreat. a accommodating party of
British, meeting the Beers at Dord-
rccht, were forced TO retire after six
hours battle with slight losses. Gen.
Kitchener says it will take>a year and
10000 men TO conquer the Beers.
Juliana IIummel was hanged in
Vienna, Austria, for the murder Of her
child.
An earthquake in the district of
Achalkalak, Russia, destroyed ten vii
lagos, and many lives were lost.
a Manila dispatch says that the
Americans began general southern
advance in LuZon with the occupation
of Cabuyao and the capture of $50
prisoners. Aguinaldo's wife (hitherto
reported dead, his sisters and IS Fill
pinos surrendered to Maj. March's bat
talon ut Bontoc, in the province of
that name. A plan Of the Filipinos to
throw bombs at Gen. Lawton's funeral
in Manila, hoping to kill foreign con-
suls and cause international complica-
tons. was thwarted.
The schooner Puritan was driven
ashore en- Cabot Island, \. f., and
eight Of the crew of nine wer lost.
Col. Pitcher, after deafeating con-
siderable number of Beers at Sunny
side, pushed forward to Douglas,
which he now occupies. The Beers
arc again threatening Colesberg. which
was captured by Gen. French. London
officials say trifiing successes, such as
at Dordrecht, Colesberg and Sunny
side, have no direct bearing upon the
military situation, which is un-
changed
A statue Of Washington is 10 be I'M
yelled in Paris on July 3.
Later advices say that GOO persons
were killed by the earthquake in the
district of Achalkalak, Russia.
The Russian press protests against
proposed cession of Delagoa bay 20
England as Il breach of neutrality.
In dispatch TO the navy department
Admiral Watson reports that the gun
lean warships to leave the United
States for the Philippines by the Eu-
ropean route, have reached Manila.
Latest advices from the seat of war
in South Africa indicate severe fighting
in northern Cape Colony, where the
forces of Gen. French and Gen. Gatacre
represent the imperial army. Gen.
French has not yet secured Colesberg
and he has asked for requirements.
Gen. Otis announces by cable to the
war department that nine transports
with troops have arrived at Manila.
Aguinaldo has promulgated decree
ordering the liberation of all Spanish
prisoners.
The British steamer Borghese foun-
dered off Cape Finisterre and % per-
sons were drowned.
Still another German vessel has been
seized by the British and the entire en-
pire is aroused at what is termed a con-
tinuance Of outrages and insults.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
TRADE REVIEW.
The situation ms Viewed ny Tvs
Leading Commercial
Agencies.

New York Jan. 6.-Bradstreets says:
1.-THE business world has marked time
this week pending the results OF annual
stock-takings and the passing away OF the
holiday influences which usually make TOT
quietness at this period. Aside from the
strengthening of values OF a number OF
staples. such as the cereals, provisions
and cotton, which are specuiatively oeait
in. there has been no decided movement
forward. but on the other hand. the
strength of all other staple values point 10
there having been no backward steps
taken. Perhaps the most notable move
ment among leading staples is that devel-
oped In hogs and hog products, better
realization apparently being had OF the
features making for strength In those
products, notably among which being the
reduction In the supply OF hogs, which,
like the similar falling off in the number
of cattle, has gone on for a number OF years
past. That the advance In hog prod
ucts is beginning to attract more attention
seems evident from the extent TO which
this advance has had sympathetic rehec-
ton in the prices of wheat and other
cereals. which really trace some OF the
strength which has been shown this week
to that source. While stocks OF wheat pave
fallen off in Europe and shipments
thereto in December were the lightest re-
corded for many years past, stu STOCKS
have increased in this country TO nearly
as great an extent. In iron and steel quiet
strength has. as for many weeks past.
been the notable feature. A rather more
aggressive feeling Is noted at chicago
where wire and nails have been consider
ably advanced, and bar steel. angles ana
channels have also moved upward. WIN
the country's production sold ahead as
heavily as 1t is there is naturally little or
no immediate new business Offering
r. G. Dun & Co.. In their weekly review
of trade, say: Failures in 1899 were s,S93
in number with liabilities of 1928
The last days of the year added few TO
the number and some millions TO the known
liabilities of firms and banks which
failed close to the end. so that commercial
defaults reached s90,S79,SS9, of which $780,
1872 l6i were in manufacturing, siS,92i7'l in
trading. and 81 ,162,954 in brokerage, pro-
noting and other commercial Liabilities.
Most people in business nave been sc
occupied with the accounts and the settle
ments of the past year that little new bust
ness has yet been done. No new tendency
in manufacture or in trading appears, and
less change than was anticipated in money
markets. There is nothing unsound in
the business of the great industries.
but an extensive revision of prices may dis
appoint expectations. w.. {
Wheat still moves very sluggishly, with
small change in prices. In six months of
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
Personal AND POLITICAL.

Edwin +. Osborne, twice elected con-
gresham al large from Pennsylvania,
died in Washington.
1t is announced that Senator Hanna
will manage the republican campaign
LeNt year.
Wisconsin prohibitionists will hold
their state convention in Madison Au-
gust 90.
Indiana prohibitionists will hold
their state convention in indianapolis
April "a.
Rev. John G.. Free, founder of Berea
college in Kentucky for coeducation of
whites and blacks, died at his home in
Berea, aged 81 years.
Gen. o. +. Drentzen, United States
consul to Norway during President
Grants administration, died at Frank
fort, Tenn, aged 81 years.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
SORTIE UNSUCCESSFUL.
British Soldiers Undertake to storm
Boer Brenstwork Hut Are
Driven Back.

London, Jan. GA Mafeling dis
patch just received, but dated Deem
Der &c, confirms the report of the Brit
ish sortie from that place, which was
first announced from Pretoria, De-
cember 80. The Mafeking dispatch
says:
>"There was a sortie to-day with the view
Of capturing the Boer earthworks, but II
was unsuccessful. The works were crowd
ed with Beers awaiting the assault and
a hail OF bullets forced the British to re-
tire, killing and wounding a number"
The British storming party num-
bered so men, of whom 81 were killed
and 80 wounded.
Berlin, Jan. 6.-The seizure of the
Bundesrath remains the dominant topic
of the German press. Influential papers
like the Berliner Tageblatt, Cologne
Volks Zeitung, Berlner Neuste Mach
richten, Hamburger Correspondent and
the semiofiicial Beriner Post strongly
hint at the possibility of Germany's
forming an anti-British coalition with
Russia and France. The anti-British
feeling is clearly growing. A series of
anti-Brtish demonstrations in the va
rious cities is being organized by the
Pan-GGHanic league. A Appointment Of
fetal of the German foreign Office said
that Great Britain had not yet answered
Germany's request for an explanation
of the seizure, but that the reply was
expected in the course of few days.
The foreign office, according o-this of
fetal, has not yet concluded that Great
Britain is trying to ride rough-shod over
EGermany
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13

The little town of Massena, H., was
half wiped out by fire of incendiary
origin.
The wages OF 25 coo workmen in Pitts
burgh, Pa, have been advanced from
five to ten per cent.
In railway wreck near Pontiac,
Mich, 20 persons were injured, Miss
Ella Omer, of Detroit, fatally.
Edward Cressinger, aged 10 years,
was hanged at Sunbury, Pa, for the
murder of 1G-year-old Daisy Smith on
August 10. 1898.
Chicago laundrymen have formed n
combine with a capital Of 100000.
The Peoples bank at Wabasha, Mimi,
closed its doors.
The first of the formal dinners of the
social season at the white house was
given by President and Mrs. Mckinley,
the members of the cabinet and their
wives being the guests Of honor.
Gen. Corbin, of the Lawton fund COM
mittee, announces that the total sub
scriptions TO the fund are over $4,000.
At Adairville, KY, DIR. T. M. Gay, a
prominent dentist, shot and killed Ed
ward o. Gritty, n weh-known business
man, and then killed himself. A quar-
rel was the cause.
Gen. Wood released 40 persons wrong
fully imprisoned in Cuban iails.
Two men and four horses were
blown into small fragments by the eX-
plosion Of 5000 pounds of blasting fsw-
der near Eagle River Mich.
The New York legislature convened
in annual session in Albany.
The Maryland legislature convened
in regular biennial session. I
Bud Harris was hanged in Rome, Ga-,
for the murder of David Irwin, another
negro.
w. Murray Crane was inaugurated
as governor Of Massachusetts,.
Anaval station is to be established at
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Charles Root, n farmer, aged 40,
killed his wife and himself in Texas,
Mich. A quarrel was the cause.
Nelson McGinnis, Mat McGinnis and
John Adams were scalded to death
by boiler explosion at n sawmill
near Anna,Ill.
The business portion of the village
Of Mears, Mich, was almost entirely
destroyed by fire.
w. II. Moody says his fathers work
VIII be continued by the institutions
he founded at East Mortified, Mass.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
Democrats in Luck.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 5.-The joint leg
islative committees which sit in the con :
tests for governor and lieutenant govern
orwere drawn by lot,as provided by law,
Thursday. A lucky star presided over
the destinies of the democrats. as the
drawing resulted in giving them ten
out of the II members of the commit
tee on the governors contest and nine
out of II on the lieutenant governors
contest
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
A Terrible Deed.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Jan. 5.-While in
fit of rage Charles Root, farmer liv-
ing in Texas township, Thursday after
noon cut his wife's throat and then
his own in the presence of their two
children, who notified the neighbors of
the killing. The eldest is only eight
years old and can give nointeliigibe ac-
count of the tragedy, except that his
parents had been quarreling. The
clothing of the children was spat-
tered with their parents blood. The
couple had had frequent troubles be-
fnra
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
A FATAL BLAST.
plOde Near Eagle River. Mich.
Two Men Blown to Atoms.

Lake Linden, Mich. Jan. 4.-Tues-
day night buildings in this city were
shaken, as n result of an explosion Of
% tons of powder, which occurred
nearly 90 miles distant, near Eagle
River. Wednesday it was learned that
two sleigh loads of black powder, each
con tanning II tons, had been in some
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
C,pdidote for senntor.bIp

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 4.-The demo-
cratic caucus here unanimously nomi-
mated ex-Gov,-A. j. McLaurin for the
long term Uhited States senatorship.
Frankfort Ky, Jan. 4.-Ex-Gov. w.
o. Bradley Will be the republican nom
inee for senator
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
How woman Was Made.

A small boy in the Mission Sunday school
Of Bishop Fallows' church propounded an
entirely new theory of creation last Sunday
"Who made MANI" asked the teacher, be-
ginning, as in the good old days when ortho-
doxy used catechisms.
God" was the prompt reply,
"And how did he make him!
"out Of dust, maiam; nothing but dust"
"And who made woman
"God made her, too, ma am.
"How?"
The small boy hesitated, and then replied
cheerfully: He caused a deep sleep to fal
upon man and then took out his backbone
and made the woman "--Chlcago lnt.f
Ocean.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-01-13
Held for wife Murder.

Long Prairie, Mimi, Jan. 6.-Olivar
Hesselgrove, at an examination FRI
day, was held for the murder on No
vember 81. of his wife, Lillian. He
claimed that while walking through
the woods with his wife he struck at
a tree with an AK and the blow glanced
Off and killed his wife. The state doea
not believe the story, but alleges that
Hesselgrove was infatuated with his
wife's sister, Bertha Randall