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Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Dr.. woIfs Discusses Botl1In ons, !

Dr. Theodore r. Wolfe State chem
ist. has been in conference with Attor-
ney-General Ward in relation to the
Bctkin murder case He made the
analysis of the candy sent here and
found that it contained arsenic. He has
not decided whether he will go 10 Cali
forpia again to testify in the second
trial. Ha ls&H
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
DEPARTMENT Will RRORGlKIzE
IO-night's Meeting Of Department Of EIsc-
lionS will ba Harmonious

Thomas A. D. Hudson and ]. Hadley
Lewis, recently appointed mambers OF
the Department OF Elections. will take
their seats tonight and reOrganlza-
tion OF The board will then be effected.
According to statements made this
morning by the Democratic members OF
the board, the meeting Of the body will
he harmonious. 10 is probable that
Joseph Wiggleswcrth. Republican. will
be eleft9d clerk of the department
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Tax Collections for MARCH

Coraty Tax Collector Rettsw report
ed the following collection Of March
taxes to the Levy Court this morning:
Wilmington. 1898. S7l5.77: 1899. 81 500;
1900. S6S155: Blandywina. S23G.gS.
ChFistiana, s463.96: Mill Creek. $3.50. OF: f:
New Castle s2S7 Pencader. Sl24.Ol:
Red Lion, S262.15; St Georges, S2S4.6S:
ADDOquinimink, s6619; Blackbird,
.Sl56.29.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
SAVAGE Dog ATTACKS
AND Badly HURTS WOMAN

Mrs. Fred Fisher. of Rising Sun, was
attacked by the family dog on Friday
and had her left hand and arm badly
lacerated. Mrs. Fisher has since been
unable to use the member. and serious
complications are threatened.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
NfanY Drnnks Elned

Before Judge Churchman in City
Court this morning seven "dIunks'
were assessed 81 and ccets each. VAL
entine Myers. drunk and disorderly,
and Matthew Tobin. trespass, each was
fined s. and costs Edward Mulvsy
drunk, was assessed SO and costs.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
polish woman scalded con.tnbIe

Buffalo. N. Y. April Phillip Kali
ser. constable in Cheektowago. was
scalded SO badly by an infuriated
Polish woman yesterday that it "a
feared he nay die A warrant has been
issued and a posse of six men Is
searching for the woman. Kaiser was
searching her house for stolen prop
eity.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Thrce Maryland Miners I1nIcd.

Cumberland, Nd. April 2.-Three
coal miners were killed in Allegheny
county yesterday. John Clupp and John
kirkpatrick, Of Homecoming, by a fall
of roof coal in PineaH Hill mine. near
that place, and Thomas Oracle. OF Eek
hart, by similar accident at the Hoff-
man mine.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Elected New KaIIroad Director

At the meeting Of the Delaware rail-
read directors this morning the va
cancy caused in the board by the
death OF William r. Porter was filled.
William H. Swift was elected to the
directorate to succeed Mr.. Porter
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
DIsrrnceflI street FIrht

Two men celebrated neon hour to-
day by having a few rounds with bare
knuckles at FNfth and Monroe streets.
After they had pummelcd each other to
a satisfactoTy conclusion and spilled a
small amount CT gore, they left without
giving their names. The fight was
rretty fierce while 80 lasted
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
aIincs working IinIf TIme.

Wilkesbarrc, Pa. April 2.-Notices
were posted at all the mines of the
Delaware and HUdson company yester-
Cay that until further notice the coll
lieries would work only half time In
the Wyoming region about 1000 men
and boys are affected.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
The MaryIana cen.r. Ernua..

Baltimore, April Daniel J. Boil
les, the tfth man arrested in connec-
tlon with the censua frauds In ST
Marys county, was brought TO Baiti-
more and given n hearing yesterday be-
fore Commissioner Rogers. Like the
other accused onumerators. Bellies
waived an examination and was reieas-
ed on sl5o0 bail for the action Of the
grand jury.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Made Rule RetnrnahIe

Before Judge Bradford in United
States Circuit Court to-day. j. Percy
Nields. representing John Writ Willis.
made a motion that his client he dis
charged from bankruptcy. Judge
Bradford made the rule retuinible on
Abln 20.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION
WILL HAVE BIG DISPLlY

At the meeting Of the Wilmington
Horse Show Association last evening il
was decided 10 give a display in this
city on June l3, IA and H. There will
be racing each day on Wawasst track.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Could wnl Have New Yaoht

On board the steam yacht Niagara,
which was built in Wilmington. How
ard Gould visited Bristol, r. L., and
left an order for the building Of
fast steam yacht The new boat will
ne a counterpart Of the Scout and Mi
rage. the fast steam tenders of the sew
enty-footers, and will be eighty feet on
the water line.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02

Having arrived at the 7O-year limit
Patrick Mcguire. section f3rsman for
the Delaware division. with headquar-
ters in Clayton, was retired upon a
pension yesterday.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Prcparlng 10 Rai.e Peas

Superintendent Prettyman, of the
Minquadale Home, is making prepara-
lions for another large crop Of peas
this year. Last season Mr.. Prettyman
raised 400 bushels of peas upon a little
over an acre Of ground.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
win ApDliot Two ConstabI4a

Richard e. Ennis and Zachariah T.
Gemnill, who weraappointed constables
fer White Clay and New Castle hum
drads, respectively, have failed to give
bond and their successors will be
Elected by the Levy Court in a few
days.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Ex-Congressmnn Bradley Dead.

New York. April Former Repre-
sentative Thomas ]. Bradley died yes
terday at his home in this city, aged
35. He was twice elected representa-
tive from the Ninth congressional dis
.rict. his last term ending on March 4.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Her Fnnt Amnntnted

Giving to an injury received while
riding a bicycle last Fan, physicians
Of the Homeopathic Hospital found It
necessary TO amputate Mrs. A. r. Mat
lacks foot.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
was KnIed I'm CrcInnc

Mrs. Allen Fish. mother Of Mrs. NJ.
w. Ridgway. Of No. SO5 East Seventh
street. was killed in Galveston, Texas,
on Friday night Her home was de-
.strcyed by a cyclone
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Headauartern a. shnd

Nice Live Jumbo Rec Shad, this
week, from 25c. to s5c. each. Bucks.
Is to 25c. each. Dressed Catfish and
Eels, lOc. per pound, at 1l9 King
street c. NJ. MURDEN.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
onrrn nonss Last NIrht

An immense audience greeted the
Coise Payton Stock Company at its
opening OF a weeks engagement in the
Opera House last night.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Om,inIs ON TrinI rrin

Richard w. Crooks and ether officers
Of the Peoples Railway Company. went
over the line on an inspection trip yes
terday.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
AIvina'- spesd d Erostd- specifications

During the trip TO Philadelphia yes
tcday the yacht Alvina showed a iif-
teen-knot speed. The yacht is building
for Charles I. Fletcher, and her con-
tract calls for but thirteen knots an
hour.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02

Mrs. John J. Black of New Castle, is
Ie guest of Mrs. William NJ Knight.
Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02

Robert P. Small, Of Milford, is a can.
ildGte for State detective.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02

Mr.. NJ. h cffey Postpones Departure
J. II. Mehaffey will not retire as SUI
perintendent of the local Office of the
Delaware and Atlantic Telephone and
Telegraph Company until the middle
of this month.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02
Carpets Are Dear

cartmell's floor stains are cheap.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02

The George E. King Press, Printing
Evening journal., 1901-04-02

The aeorga ?. KIng PTess. PrIntlng.
Evening journal., 1901-04-02

swscssaesss~ssSesssos~s~su
\ merchants business can se
cnre an Introduction into the
homes by advertising in nh
Evening JOnrnaI.
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Evening journal., 1901-04-02

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The Evening journal reaches
the homes OF tIlnf great nrnly
az consumers that every nslVer-
tiser desires 10 reach.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

from side to side, and his lips were
parted in an awful. unholy smile. His
trembling hands could scarcely hold the
cruclfx. TO those who spoke to him
he made no answer--he did not seem
to hear.
They buried the woman that evening
at sunset, among the nameless graves
on the hlll behind Monte Carlo, as
speedily as possible When the grim,
grotesque companion Of the dead was
asked If any one should be sent for,
the only answer she would give was:
"Oh. the devil, the devil. the devil.
How should 1 kno<F?'
The priest from the church of Sainte
Devote murnbled the service rapidly
and indistinctly oyer the grave, with
one shaking hand raised in a defensive
attitude, as though to Danish someSh1Eg
or still the quakilg terror that saook
him from head to foot When the rit-
nal was ended he turned to the dense
crowd which no secrecy or word of au-
thority had been able to keep away,
and said so sternly and distinctly that
his voice echoed in the silence:
"Whosoever as much as dares to
touch this grave, upon him l pro
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

onunce the everlasting curse of the Ho-
ly Church Of Rome"
Down the sloping hillside, back to
the town he led the procession, all the
way shaking ike a leaf. When they
came again to the narrow streets ne
suddenly stopped trembling and began
to laugh.f and at the sound OF such
laughter the people stumbled over each
other in their anxiety to get away.
The commissaire special and the adj
ministration acted promptly and with
energy There was an extra concert
that very night, a grand bail on that
succeeding. followed by comic opera.
At Monte Carlo Ii will not do to en-
courage reminiscenee. And so, by ana
by. people stopped thinking. and began
to talk of other things. The old couhe
and the stupid baron We're among the
first to drop the subject. But when
ITO the mad priest in his cell there came
the deep boom, boom Oh
lie sea. the cry of the gull and inc
chimes of the church where he shouia
never more say mass, he laughed, anu
laughed and laughed-though ne couio
not remember why!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

for weeks without arriving at solu-
ton.
The warm southern days crept lazily
along. and as sometimes happens even
In mat sheltered paradise, began to
grow oppressively hot. 1t was on the
languid evening of one of these scorch-
inc DAYS that the Woman in Red and
the young Englishman were gaming
side nv side at the roulette table. The
air of the Casino was heavy and scent
ed, there was murmur or laughter
and talk. and the frequent click-clack
of the roulette balls. The woman
pusbed back her chair impatiently and
said to the man:
DO come out into the garden-t Is
insuffenbly hot in here.
81 should think" said the young
man at length, as they strolled through
the shrubbery, that your mask would
be unbearable!"
at is
"Tben why not take 1t OFF,
81 did not come out 10 talk OF that.
"But perhaps | did," The British
shoulders squared themselves aggres-
sively
The woman made no reply, but CON
tinued her occupation of listlessly snip
ping a ring up and down her niger.
ooh. l have dropped it," she sudden
" cried. and stopped quickly to search
for It. The low branch of a tree
caught in the coils of her yellow HAIR
To free II she impatiently drew up her
head There was a sharp click, as OF
the release of a metal catch, and the
velvet mask. loosened, fell softly 10 the
ground She made an inarticulate
noise in her throat, and her hands were
thrown upward IN an Intellectual at
ten,nt to conceal her face, but tne
Young man was too quick for her'
There in the bright white moonlight
he looked full at the face OF the Mom-
an in Red and with terrible cry OF
horror. fell like one dead upon tne
grass.
It was a long time before he opened
his ewes and felt the touch OF the WON,
aus hand upon his brow and the cool
triekle of water over his face. he Ay
nassive thinking of nothing. Inen
suddenly it all came back.
ooh. dat. don't, don't touch me!
ba oasned "Keep away from mel"
He staggered to his feet and pressed
his hands to his eyes to smut out the
vision thot would return. ms knees
trembled and his teeth chattered.
Something as white as the moonlight
gathered at his lips.
Tic woman made an implorlng ses-
ture. "Ob see, I have put 1t on again,
md she turned her head that he might
behold the v9.vet mask.
At the sound Of her voice ne shi'er-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

/ wheel.
What has become of our English
friend2' asked one.
Gone home" was the answer from
! another across the table. Perhaps
the heat went to his bead!' He tapped
his forehead significantly.
Gradually the WIN slowed down
and the bah was about to settle with
It's customary click Gamblers leaned
over the table to see the rebuilt OF then
bets. The slowly rolling sphere was
lust dropping into No. II. No, 1T has
! settled into the adjoining compart-
ment.
"Vlnpt-huit noir gagnei' calls out
| the croupier with shril monotony, and
the shining heaps are distributed to
| the winners.
And Madame has lost" exclaimed
J the stnnid baron in surprise.
The Woman in Red made no reply
but stood up and, with an impeTious
motion not to follow walked steadily
from the sale de jeu, vivid bit OF
color under the glittering lights OF the
splendid apartment.
Early the next morning she was
found lying on the marble steps OF the
Casino dead in her scarlet dress. The
stain trailing along the snowy marble
had been scarlet, too, but was now
turning to a Eeddish brown. In one
fine strong hand was tightly elutched
a folded note. The servants and peo-
pie who gathered in trembling awe
sent for the priest of the church OF
Sainte Devote to read II. He came
quickly, painting a little fer breath.
Taking the paper from the fingers Of
the dead woman. he glanced over 1t
nervously while the people looked on
in breathless silence. II was written
in French.
Il viii read It." the priest said slow
~, and he translated the writing IN
trembling tones;
Il have taken my own lifeT-Iet that
pass Let no one lift the mask from
my face but the priest of the church OF
Sainte Devote, and I pray him. when
he knows my secret, to say mass for
my soul BY all that is holy, respect
these words"
As his solemn voice ceased, those
erowding about shuddered and fell
back in nameless fear. They at once
carried the body of the woman to
where she had lodged the early morn
ing sun cleaning strangely on her
scarlet garments and yellow hair. The
priest entered the bSuse and closed the
door upon the eroFd.
When be again-emerged. be was hard
" recognizable Ills face. deadly white,
twtched and quivered systematically
his eyes protruded and rolled wildly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

ed in terror and, without word, but
making a strange moaning noise, he
ran. like one demented, in the dlrec-
ton of the lighted Casino. And IN the
still white moonlight the Woman in
Red stood like one of the statues Of the
terraced garden. its marble purity turn
ed to scarlet.
The next night she was in her usual
place at the roulette table, but 1t was
the stupid baron who sat beside her
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

why don't you play?" he asked as
she sat motionless and Indifferent,
eyed curiously by the spectators Of the
game She sat up YEARLY and pushed
pile of gold and notes upon the red
No. 10. The croupler started the wheel
revolving rapidly in one direction and
sent the ball deity rolling In the other
and there was a little buzz OF converse
ton. Tongues wagged brlskly while
eyes were fastened on the whirling
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Were ON @aihinaton

Otter en- fen % fob @aar bar Ri uu
fdat oarmt 9eir, os al Slass @olins fer
soet ub. Seq fer | Derss 9rebe gIas, at
Der .r forfttnis. Wsninssr ON Wofbins.
ton. 81 BAR aorreiponbenter fra Sol,
bier CIR en- bet sIatt. Gag, forbi ban DDS
Der at fise, at ban liter fig / WaTbinstpu.
Seq bar en- Sur Der ieIp, % min Spfats
ming er, at en- NIL tunoe Isp. Der, hpis en-
trioeoes, men bet er en- for S~oranbrins
at iomme BERTHA % bib, % mango
SsnSer tilbus. at ben Gar'as, os bet fer
uo til, at 10 mere solt ban fdar bet til
at ic ub, bes bebre.
efter min Opfutnins trip,bss JoR
lissfaa eobt Der ION Der. Gn "g.neoit I
RsSm" fra Soloi.r bar pit Torrt mis-
mcSis; ban fua intet anoet eno gamle
Si9rosr, Sbantier os 2ogbpttsr % enbes
lia en- Manb, ION ftuloe til gssn meo ct
S9s Deb. Oct bleo for meeet, % ban
rpitsoe WaFbingtons Stpp al fine Sober.
Wfdrf.espriin tor ban aIo.lss fell at, ba
Speoen Der bar omtrent so Gsnts. u. g.
bar moi let fig mere omtrins; ban traf
snbos en- %Sanoassnt, os ban bar piit ipert
tarlis, iaa ban troebe 'piIt, bet bar Ct
Saub at D9rs /, Gn Sur toa
ban til GoIoils ReIerpation. Der Iaa
ban beaer insenting, Iom par noset oerot.
!San bar oift for banse for 9iernen til at
fig fort runot, trur jss. Soorfor ueos
i9tte altins, iom en- life liter IeIo. ollie
bar life famine Msnins ON BET, iaa en-
mdd tage fell. gn penlis SiIfsn til "0es
cordbspoiten"s 2eiere "a perionaIe.
Gn Ibmnent.
Mfoorheao, Sa., 3bis Sui 1901.
Serrnso fuar Sroififtet angdaenoe bisie
Ting bare Hut for "0etorob= Qoften"s
Teotommenoe. &ebaltionen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

Dieter.n Rrifofsrl Sanfon, Der paa ben
Sib sioffsbe 9anbei, ammoset ON at irm.
me % beti.ne ben. Gan mootos aoloet
cs itIbrasts bet msits al fine Somners
ferier | Wenigbeeen ira SO til SO. Deb
fine pr9Sstmsr, SaIsr % ToreIasninssr
aiorSs ban mee,t for at frsmms egorus.
Iisbeo, Oplbsnins oa alminSelist Jrm.
ftribt ! Rommunen. Dor cooperative
g~irffombeo maa Del faoI,s.s iubirstte III,
ftrioes 9aufsr, Der ues,t fra Sanfon.
Deb Sarfons @frei'. til Rorse | SO bIto
u. G. Normm. Der ne!op bar bIst Semits
tsrst fra 6aroaro, talst til M.uigbeoens
prrf, en- Stiuins. ban .nbnu inbebar.
Menisbroen bar saast trarrist frem | be
feuere @ar os taller MI m.lem 500
SamiIier. Ders 9trt.. prrfttaaare %
0raolrnS opps paa mt. pissat uoslsr
Ct at be fisnnefte Barrier i benne Del az
Staten. paa prufttsaurben .r yer ct
8ibliotbet paa CO. 1900 ubfsete ginb, Der
ftaar til fri @fbenpt.eIie for al. Sol. /,
Omssnen. gnbeIis bar M~stboorterns
hespnet at ouun. W.niebeS. 9er.s Dirt.
fombeS b.srauies bog = iaapiSt D,r.s
ao~rrefponbent bar erfaret - til be npIis
inbfptteoe Imsriianere.
5ermeb en- penIis Silisn til "goFsn-
os Sens taIriss eaiere gp os gpsb.
9ogb. Sarb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
zoe 1uli paa pife's reaf.

s Colorado er Der en- Sielbipp ION
talces Bites Yeaf. Zen bar iioen
1853 uGret befjsuot paa @runo al Si,
itprierre ON be ia~beloaiige Metalri9bom-
me, iom ifnIos finoes Der. Stpre SlOfte
AZ Gnloipaere yeiite on bio, ~ocriblanbt
no9le gtpromano; men be fleite bleu
Ifltfeoe. Man bapoe life beneano be
@reier, iOm bebpre3 ior at uooinoe
Sub al alippen. Nonr life @uloet laa
lsit | Give o9 @Gffeieier. itpb man Taft.
Smiolcrtib bar Spon9elien al 9ole Sire.
taler | bette bpie 6jelb al itpr Sare.
piote. Zen 9jproe N~lmenbeben befienbt
meo, at Colorado life Blot bar bimmel.
'trabenoe 5jelbe, opbe 9ale. maleriIfe
6psie'alo, ppperli9e @rGseanee oiu.,
men at bet unee 9anb psiaa er iulbt al
Wrneralier al nlIe Slnss. Soas er
COLORADO Seroens iterite @ulolano.
Hao Spppen al Bites Neaf ontanb,
ties ON auelpen iibitleben Abe Sui en-
pelbig Beacon iom er bet eueelite
Napn Tor pore 6Gorss Site, Ell Sr9no.
itabel. Der blusieoe til Sesn pea. at en-
5ienbc sjcrbe Snoialo. 8rG~rbiiabelen
pna Bits Eenf bar 500 Sob lona %
ienbte 6lammer Here bunbrebe SOB op /
gluten. Seiret par Hart / belle Gplo.
rabo, % 2%psuinaen fra Bitten iaaes /
Gbepenne, ipm liseer benpep 200 Ril /
Goro, os / Neiu Merico, iom lisssr
omtrent liaelaa langt lsnoeniur. Top.
len. buurpna "gaunen" br9nbte, bquer
Jig mere enb 1900 SOB ppsr Saufla-
BEN. 9et mestise Ynal til ggre for
9aaen toaes i GLENN al Sunoreoeiuiii.
Der runot ON.
Iaa Here Steber / Colorado ppienb.
ties 9rager meo bet umerifanife 1laa,
% bet paaitaaes, at be naaeoe ell Seice
al $4,000 Sob. Saa beit bar port
5las aloris upret ipr.
Srruoitabelen paa Bites Yeaf bes
itpb al ct Suiin Susulaoninser meo
samle Soro % 9 inter-, iom bpseeoes
op / irnaa Gpnser % ipreptes ubpoer
belle 5%islotOppen. Sor at Yprbene
ifulbe br9nbe soot. bleo be pverapot
meo Ole % Here Olletpnhsr anbraa.
les unper buer Gpnse. BAG bet belle
itpo en- platform. Tom raj 100 Dob op
/ 9uiisu, o. paa ben aibranbtes abI!il.
lise bunoreos Yuno bensalif Glib, iom
gar en- rsb 9psnins siemuem Issen %
5lasene iuran Bitten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12

lufberF iriteIise gstienbeFe.. Otter
Sang at 3urene TAFT. igien DAT. &. Sfps
berg meb fsIsenbe Orb iom 9runoIas
Som Bamelarbommsu ibu.1 Seien
Sang, og iaa talts prof. 6. %. Ebomps
ION al goneorbia paa GnssIf paa I'm
iaresns fansT.nbe Maaoe uosr Semaet:
"Sofp to Weafure.1 timber gtbanblin,
gen uf bette Gmne fremboIbt ban Hart os
.tr9ffsnbe ben enefte rstte % ufeilbare
Maaleinor. 1om .r Subs Orb. Derpda
talte pait. 8. Stpbers ON "Sen 0elfiss
nelIe, Dor .B%arnelarbom brineer os.' gns
beIis traabts en- uns MunS, Sb. 9orsers
ion, frem at 5orfamlinsen, os / forte,
flare os fpnbise Orb gap 8ion.sbsrb ON
ben fore Spite % 9~eliienelie. ION 8cus
frmmtunbe rpisninssn bar paret for
BAN, Tom utalie. andre, at bet er peo
ben. at baabs gibelboeen .r ret aabnet for
benz. os at 9inene er aabn.be til at it,
bpao Der sr | gibelsn, % Iom ct Rsfpon.
fun paa aonFrmdnternss @ssns uotalte
I'M f~dfnemnmeltge GrfIenpfltgpeo tor ben
Rigbom at soot, fom par blepen benz uos
belt giennem Observation-Disclosures.
Den unse Wano bar blepsn tpnfrmeret
for 2 Qar iioen.
Gfter en- 4f1tsbsians al aorst Huttebe
bette bbgselise Wsbe meb nosle Orb at
paft. REFS, bbori ale blep minpebe ON,
at pt ale enbuu leosr / Sorberebelfestis
ben til ben fore os uffluttube aonfrma'
tionen, ba ri ifal tiuss frem for ben fore
gpperitepref, SeIus, for ba at blipe ans
tasen eler f%ortaitst at BAN. Maatte ri
ale iaalebes berebes af bam ben. at ri
funbe blipe beftaaenbs for BAN / 0pms
men os for epist befaitss i hans Sams
funb. Dertil oelfisne Sub psiaa bet
afbolbts Northumberland. for Ssiu
Stplb! Sifflut fang ben fore Soriams
ling itaaenbe os msb bsi Rsft SaImspsrs
f.t: "2op os sat os epis 9gre" oIp. -
Sa, Seius Dor 5relier tiltommsn al 9Grs
og pris!
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-12
Mtmer, synmeau Co., mis-.

Som abonnent paa Deres erebe gIab,
iaa oiI ieg beroeb tase mig ben Srtb.b al
tilienbe Dem nogIe Orb bertha.
5 Topn Of Mrmena % 5inlep Ct bel
en- bel Del norfie SOlt fra neiten ale
aanter al Rorse. Ser | bisfe 5otpn .r
Der 2 Menisbebsr, en- .SpnobssM misbeo
% en- af ben Sorensbe airts. Den iiofts
bar bpsset fig airfs | Wsiner os bar Subs,
iienefe en- Sang ON Maanebnt. Gaaoiot
iss Deb, faa er bet fun en- norf SamiIie
Der | Winer, iom tilbsrer Spnuben, men i
Sinlep er be piit SMobsfolt ale. Ser |
bet nennte 9ofpn sr bet og{aa en- bel Del
badbe Sarme og pifbt 0anb for SaIs.
Tdrme meb GUS poa fan tisbes ptlist,
og pi, Tom er Rormenb, piIos gierne on
Re Here Rorfe Der. 9ilot 2anb fan fig
bes for fra 8 Tpnars os op til 10 Dol.
paa rimelis 9ib. Martebst sr eoot for
ale probutter, liseleoes Stole % Rirfe.
Spab aolinsen Der unsaar, iua ben
sanffe bra, ifer Rug os 5aDre. Mdrs
os potetes aples Der life faa tibet at.
areaturapl er piffnot osfaa en- lpnnenoe
S~orretnins. s 4rmenia err ct Msieri,
og Der tales osiau ON at bpsse en-
Otefabrit ogfua. Ser er msset lstpinot
for 50. 5 sopn Of 5inIep bar DE pss
faa ct Neeri. s Sinlep er Martin 8ross
fps Smeb os Saroparebanbler mso COB
Jorretnins. 6aIl @inss bar Gurretntns
Der. 5dn sr tienbt Tom en- erlis os reoe>
Zig Manb. ".