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The evening times., 1901-10-25
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Alice Roosevelt will make her for
mai appearance i'm society at the White
House reception on January l.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt Will
give I'd dance iu her honor ON January 3.
Miss Roosevelt accompanied her father
TO NaShir =tou yesterday. though il was
generally rum0rsd that She would pro-
long her visit To- New England The group
OF siIhts,'rs about tho White House por-
uco as the carriage drove iu had a good
look at the Presidents daughter. who
made pleasing picture in gown of dark
rod.
Miss Grace Ben. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles !. Bell. will Doe dsbutauto
of the coming season. Ny. and Mrs. Bell
have added "a ballroom to- their residence
on Connecticut Avenue. SO that thc-cum-
inE out of their lovely young daughter
VIII doubtless DE siGuaIizgd by ball OF
large reception.
Another attractive bud Of the winter
will be Miss Marie Fauntlcroy Barnes. the
StepuauEhter Of cX-Surgeon General
Gunuel- Other dehuJautss 10 make their
bow &" society some time during the sea
son viii bee Miss Julia G0ldsboroUgh.
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. GoldsborouEh.
Of Street. Miss Stanton. Of 1916 Rhode
Island Avenue. and Miss Bertha Hin. SIS
ter of Mr William Curtis Hill. wh--e en-
gagem. mt to Miss Olive Gale was an
uounced earlier IN the week
Miss Matildc Townsend. who sailed with
her parents from Europe soma days ago.
is very young. and her friends are
sure that she will not make her debut this
Year rs reported.
Mrs. Margaret Walker has issued invi-
tation> FOR the marriage OF her daughter
Bessie Ruth. to Mr.. John Waggaman
EraWuer. Wednesday. November 6. at
noon. at Foundry Methodist Episcopal
church
Mrs. John r. Mclean is in at her town
residence ON I Street
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Russell have re-
turned tu The Capital from their autOmO-
bile trip through New England.
AIr and Mrs. Iangdou Mitchell. who
have "A handsome country place at PenI-
yn. near Philadelphia. are spending d
week in Washington
General Corbin has returned from a
brief visit To his father AT the old family
homestead in Ohio.
Mrs Knox. wife Of the Attorney Cen
yrIl. and hDT daughter. Miss Robskah. and
th, small sons have arrived i'm Washing
toa assj are now in their handsome house
ou X Street.
Miss Nettie PuEh daughter Of Mr
David l.. Pugh, and Air. Winfield B.
Johnson. both Of this city, were married
last Wednesday evening al the residence
of Mrs Joseph Smith. in BaIJr.1re. The
ceremony was performed by K k.,- William
Best pastor Of the Frederick Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church South, who
Is a cousin of the bride The bride wore
a gown Of nile green and carried "a bOu-
Quet Of roses. Mr. and Mrs Johnson left
on trip 20 Georgia, the former home Of
Mr. Johnson.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
A LECTURE ON SYRIA.
DIR. Eddy Describes Her Medical
MIasionnrN Mork.

DIT Mary PiorsOu Eddy, for many years
"a medical missionary iu Syria, and soon
20 return 10 that field Of labor. delivered
an interesting lecture last night in the
Sunday school room Of the Church Of the
Covenant II was in the nature of fare
well talk 20 her many friends in this city
The members Of the Church Of the Cove
1ant took advantage Of the opportunity
90 hcrar something Of the work waicu is
being done i'm the mission fields Of the
East. at the mld-wgok scrvic. Of the
church. which was conducted by the pas
tor. the Rev. Teuuis ). Hamin. At the
conclusion Of Dr Eddy's talk, a coutri-
button WAS made which Will De invested
ia medical supplies and surgical instru-
meuts needed To further her work as
medical missionary.
Dr. Eddy came 10 this country about
eighteen months ago. after having served
about seven or eight years in the mission
fields. Her father was a missionary in
Syria. and she was born there At the
age Of eight, however she came TO this
country. where she was educated Dr
Eddys parents were among the first mis-
sionaries sent 10 Syria by the Pr,sbyte-
riau Board Of Missions. After completing
her elementary education. DIT Eddy
graduated from medical schools in PhiIa-
delphia, Boston. Albany and New York
When she first left America for the
East she knew that it would be hard 10
get permission to practice IN the Turkish
Empire. She however. went To Constau-
unople, where. after efforts extending
over six months. with the aid of the
United states Minister al that place, she
was nnally allowed To take a medical eX-
animation in French. This was easy 10
her, as she was both an excellent French
and Arabic scholar
During her address DR.. Eddy gave a
brief outline Of neT work in the mission
fields, with Interesting descriptions Of
both the tOpOEra ply OF the country and
The habits and mode Of life Of the natives
In her work she WAS assisted by several
natives. ana they Travelled through the
country she said. living I'm tents during
the summer and at her hospital "a Sid0u
during the winter.
Her trips 10 different parts OF the c0un-
try were at stated periods and tire ma
uNes. hearing Of her approach. would
come IN large numbers and camp around
the little towns. waiting for her to min
ister 10 them For the greater part of the
year Or. EDDY worked in this way. from
early In the morning until late at night
not only prescribing medicines for the
sick natives bet also performing such sur
Elcal operations as Were necessary In
one day. I'm a certain little village. she
performed sixteen operations for 5,Tab bis
mus These operations, 10 can De imagined
were great relief To- the Syrian women
when u Is understood that those whose
eyes are not straight may not marry
About eighteen months or two years
ago br. Eddy returned 10 America To- re-
'hprIalD urT health. shattered by her ar
auoUs duties Ia the mission fields Ir
Eddy VII leave Washington for BIIti-
more, where she VIII remain a few days
before going TO New York. from which
pace she viii make her start for the
East
The evening times., 1901-10-25
ANNUAL HOSPITAL SUNDAY.
EpfscopnIIHns To Contribute To the
Eve, Ear. and Tbront InGrmary.

Sunday has been designated by the
Bishop Of Washington as the annual hos
pitaI Sunday when the offerings in the
Episcopal churches Will be devoted TO the
maintenance Of the Episcopal Eye. Ear.
and Throat Hospital Tomorrow will be
donation day. when groceries and hospital
supplies will be received at the hospital.
corner Of Seventeenth and L Streets
northwest The unprecedented number of
donations received last year attest the
appreciation Of the work done by this
institution. but it's rapid growth and
cver-increasing needs will doubtless tax
the Hberality Of fits friends even more
during the coming season.
Already more patients have been treat
cd and more operations have been per
formed during the past nine months than
during the entire twelve months Of last
year. Since the opening Of the hospital
four and a half years ago H.isS visits
have been made go 10 by I.4sl patients
and IEHa operations have been perform
cd Tho efforts begun last spring 10 ss-
cure ground for the new hospital. which
Is so urgently needed. have met with
most encouraging success. $500 having
already been contributed, leaving "a bal
aUce or 81 900 10 complete the purchase OF
the lot
The evening times., 1901-10-25
An EngIncrr,- skull Frnctnrcd.

SYRACUSE y Y. oct 25--CIareucc s
Kimbau. a New York Central Railroad
engineer. lies az the House Of the Good
shepherd in an unconscious condition
with his skull fractured He was found
in Michael Monahan'S saloon yesterday
morning at o'clock one of the bartcu-
derz OF the saloon SAYS that he heard "a
noise IN the hall adjoining the saloon.
ana on opening The door discovered Kim
bai on tho floor. II is thought that Ha
was thrown downstairs by the women
who Il. iu the upper fiat
The evening times., 1901-10-25

Noble IL Thomas, Of Georgetown. has
instituted suit before Justice O'NeiI, for
800 damages, naming John a Hceuan.
agent. and Mrs. Mahcr. owner as defend
ants Thomas alleges that he rented
premises known as 1913 Thirty-Grth Street
from j. ID. Crowley * Co. the authorized
agents Of Mrs. Maher, signed the usual
monthly agreement paid his rent and
put his furniture in the premises
In spite Of these facts. it is alleged.
Mr.. Heeuan was advised that another
tenant had been installed in the house.
Thomas claims priority of possession.
Though he succeeded in getting his fGrni-
ture IN this house. Mr.. Heeaan's tenant.
BE- says, Restraints him from taking per
souai possession. He has in couseq hence.
he claims. suffered damages TO the
amount named
All parties 10 the suit are residents Of
the W est End W +. Ambrose represents
the plHintin and Downing x keaue the
defendants.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
YALE DECORATIONS VANISH.
Students Garry on Flags and Bunt-
Ing IN NI..La

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct when
the Yale University authorities aw0ke
Yesterday they could not see a yeStfga OF
tho beautiful decorations which had
adorned the college buildings during the
hi-ceuteuuial festivities. They had all
been removed before dawn
Students. I'm roaming through the city.
early yesterday morning and a number
~ boys of the town helped themselves
90 the movable decorations on many pri-
vatc residences. When the owners of
these houses awakened % find their
houses d-nuded OF Yale flags and Yale
bunting they were very Indignant
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Prominent Irishmen Coming.

QUEENSTOWN. oct 25-John Red
mond. Member of Parliament for Water
ford city. and leader Of the Irish Ma
tionalists in the House Of Commons ac-
cOmpanied by Patrick A McHugh mem
her FOR the North division Of LoitrfYu and
Thomas o'bUuuell. Member Parliament
for The West division Of County E.rr,-
sailed for New York yesterday ur mo
White Star Line steamship MaieStIc Mr.
tDOnnen IL the member Of Parliament
VINO attempted 20 make a speech i'm the
House of Commons in the Irish language.
5U' was stopped by the speaker
The evening times., 1901-10-25
ElSEHAN BROS, Cor 9TH and Sts
The Attention of Mothers

earnestly requested when the time buy suits and
ovrcoats for the little fellows We other clothing
store that is so suerby clupped-whch puts before such
comprehensive assortment We know which gives
guarantee of salts faction which strong And il isn't
often you have TO fall back it, either qualities
thoroughly teS0ur stitches have with
Wher" the strain is most the greatest
The $50 line Of suits is worthy particular attention and
when they equal offered elsewhere s. tell
the facts dozen nobby pattcns-in yoke
and the popular doublbsted styles every
/ 1G.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
ovERPoWERED THE JAILER.
Three Prisoners Make Their Escape
nt Wayne. W. Va.

WAYNE. W. Va. Oct 25-Threc pris-
ouers made their escape from the county
Jail here yesterday morning by overpaw
,ring Jaler Workman as he entered the
prison with the morning meal. The Jail
ar's revolver, whIt money De had. and 20
watch were taken. as well as KEYS. which
were used f0r locking him irSidc while
fh- prisoners escaped To the hills Thas.
who escaped were Wayne Bowman
awaiting trial on "a charge of burglary
iahn Sweeney. for alleged forgery and
Dick CroceHr. cOlor'd. FOR n misdemeanor
The evening times., 1901-10-25

Frank N. Oxley died yesterday at the
Home for IncurabIes on l. Street. near
ThiTty-hrst- The deceased was sixty-fIve
years old and had been an inmate Of the
institution for a long time. The funeral
Will take place tomorrow afternoon. The
services viii be held at the undertaking
establishment OF Joseph F. Birch's Sons.
on " Street. Rev. -Dr ". c. Alexander.
rector Of the West Street Presbyterian
Church, will conGuct the services. The
Cemetery.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Mems suits at $1,000.

The demand for mems suits the Of this
great variety that price Blue and black heyot blue and
black Thibets and host Of fancy mixtures embracing all the
shadethe fabrics which taIos show Not only
size but every proportion fit all builds and
in all the effects, including the fashionable military
with broad shoulders
And all Of these suits n factory under
personal supervision and Won with guarantee We
shall be glad to have try but you Will fall find their equal
for less than $l3 10 S15
The evening times., 1901-10-25
southern momeonnthLc A--ocInlLon.

ATLANTA, oct 25-The Southern
Homeopathic Medical Association is in
session Tn, most important business to
come before the organization was the
election OF officers which resulted I'm she
selection of DR. Susan H. Hicks. ~ Al
iauta, as president Dr Hicks has been
second vice president during tile pas,
year. and was chairman Of the local r,-
eopuou committee Dr. Hicks read a pa
per before the association yesterday. tn,
ladies' uf the city have taken great in
jsTeSt Ia the election of woman u=
president. Lr. George 5. Coon, of Louis
vile. was elected first vice president DR..
J. y Whitman. of RufOrd. 5. c.. second
vice president; DR.. Duhield, of Huntsville.
Ala, treasurer; DR.. J. +. Mann, of Louis
c. DuJheTs. ST Louis. corresponding sec
retaIy.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
$3.50 each.

= ucVer-sO-Ch0ice lire OF our famous
Reciprocity" Suits. iu fancy mixed chew
lots and navy blUes-as usual. strictly all
wool materials 0-Iv- silk-seWCd through
OUT pants doubled iu seats and knees and
otherwise rec ufOrcvd in parts liable 10
hard wear-wirh0Ut doubt the dressiest
and best-weariug suit that can be obtain
.I- SIS Ii Il
The evening times., 1901-10-25
S3.T5 each.

Misses. MackintoShes. thoroughly wat
cr-pruot Wool cashmere with plaid lin
lnss. double detachable Capes- velvet col
lars, the bodies are skeleton style which
makes them easily gotten on or off-darx
blue and maroon. sizes to Is
$3.50 each.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Woodward
and
LOthrOp,
New Washington Paris.
Boys
Correct Clothing.
(Third FIoOr.)

Our Boys Suits are made by
mems tailors; the seams are sew
ed with silk, upper and under
threads, both = the Innings are the
good substantial sorts, and they
look well We show all the desi-
rable styles, including double
breasted suits, three-piece suits,
Norfolk jacket suits, and sailor
blouse suits. We quote several
interesting lots;
Norfolk Jacket Suits. IN navy blue and
oxford grey. yoke back and front. plated
and beIted. well made and very stylish
and dressy. sizes 20 p Special value,
800 each
The evening times., 1901-10-25
1915 each

Misses -COmmOn-seuse-' Walking
skirts, in heavy d3uble-faced materials
and plain cloths some are regulation
style. with stitching. others have deeu
bands OF same cloth down seams flare
bottom finished with rows Of stitching
brown. dark grey and two shades Of blue
sizes I'D 10 Is
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Fancy shirts for a dollar.

TOmOuowjuS a leader in the mems furnishings depart
men shall offer mems handsome madras auudeed shirts with
stiff bosOms and wtOne of detachable laUndered cuffs
host Of elegant striped patterns dollar These
shirts which Won SEE about a $3.50
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Kined hr a FnIIinr Tree.

ROCKFORD. III oct. -5-Rsv. DaHi--
Frank and wife. Of Fair View. kIusgs
were killed and three others were in
iured at CedarviIe yesterday under a.
falling tree.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Baby Clothes.

superb garments from Paris and
London Of the most elegant sorts.
and more than usually attract
i've assortment of the practical
kinds for everyday wear.
Excellent values these.
The evening times., 1901-10-25

Youths Long Pants Suits OF navy blue
strictly all-WCOl CheyiOt. seWed through
out with silk and otherwise elegantly tall
Ored Coat cut military style. single
breasted. high-cut vest. size - 10 20 years.
OF 81 TO So chest measures A very spe-
gfal EaIua
The evening times., 1901-10-25
SS.15 each.

Girls Blouse Suits Of cheviot- in navy
blue. brown. and cardinal. collar. shield
and cuffs stitched with white-a very
Jdunty and serviceable suit for school
wear sizes 6 10 Ir v-1rs
The evening times., 1901-10-25
S40O each.

Vest Suits. in navy blue cheviot and
dark fancy materials, ali wsEl; single
breasted 3-hUttGu coat silgle-brpa sted
hIgh-cut vest. pants lined throughout
well-made. perfect-ftting sits; sizes . to
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Price always $500 each.

a special Tot of 20 D0ubIe-breaste6 Wool
Suits ir neat miNturss-gOOd wearing ma
reri1lS. wei made. wei fitting sizes
20 I6- Special price
$3.50 Were S3.75.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Girls
Correct Clothing.
Third Floor)

The new stock is prepared to
meet any reasonable demand.
Special reference is made 10 our
new line Of girls and young wo-
mems stylish Automobiles and
Rain Coats and jaunty shorter
Coats, Jackets, and Refers.
STYLES are particularly becoming
and materials are both substan-
tial and handsome.
Girls Dressy Cloth Coats. al Io0se-baclx
style. dpurie-breasted. large fare collar:
nnlSued with rows Of stitching tastcfuTIy
arranged giving an especially neat uciSh
royal blue. castor. and navy
500 each.
The evening times., 1901-10-25

Funeral services over the remai13 Of
Henry p. Hurley We're held this after
noon at St Adams Church. Rev. G. G.
F. Bratnahl. rector Of the church. Off
ciating- Mr.. Hurley died Wednesday at
the home Of his parents. Ar. and Mrs.
short illness. He was but twenty years
OF age.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
$3.50 each

Girls. Heavy h-rsey Coats loose back
douhie-breasted. high steorm collar silk
lined throughout. finished with stitching
tan. castor. blue, and maroon, sizes TO
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Hoods Pills 595a Po mot @s.ssss so4:

orcai'meL They are purely vegetable. perfect
3, safe for the most delcate organism. Mild,
efficient. thorough. Sold by All druggists. 25c.
The evening times., 1901-10-25

The entertainments given AT Peck Mem
OTiaI Chapel last night under the auspices
every particular. Several interesting mu-
steal and literary numbers were rendered.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
S6T5 each

Girls. Navy Blue Heavy Rough Cheviot
Coats for winter school wear. loose fit-
ting with empire yoke front and back.
10 Il
The evening times., 1901-10-25
s3.75 and S4.OG each.

Fine Navy Refers or Pilot Coats all
wool cheviot with RED flannel lining high
ulster collar brass buttons. cut extra
long sizes TO T. Special value
$500 each.
The evening times., 1901-10-25
$1,000 each

oxford Grey Top Coats. All wool: vel
made seWed throughout with silk. cut
extra lOng-a stylish. dressy coat. sizes
TO I6 Special values
The evening times., 1901-10-25
Lansburgh &Bro
Open Until 9O'CIOck Saturdays.
We've Cut the
Prices on Hosiery

Ladies' fiUa IlsIo Hose. with double
heel and toe. tu grI tho latest pat R1C
terms. yarr7nt.J fast black: a2c
E1lUt- for r.. aaE-------- ----.----.----- -
sE,Gr-r's Fine Black Ribbed Cotton
Hose. with double knee. heel, and OC
toe. warranted fast black l5c ~
"'ue- iar ou, day-....-...-..-...-...
Boys Heavy Ribbed Black Cotton
Hose. With Lo0aIs knee. heel. and ffC
toe. Warranted last color: 1870 val
ue. for ONE -................-.
The evening times., 1901-10-25

Mrs Knox. wife Of the Attorney Cen
vr.l. and hoT daughter. Miss Robekah. and
tu, small sons have arrived i'm Washing
tua assi are now in their handsome house
ou Street
The evening times., 1901-10-25

Third floor.
The evening times., 1901-10-25

AIr and Mrs. Iaugdou Mitchell, who
have "A handsome country place at PenI-
yn. near Philadelphia. are spending a
week in Washington.
The evening times., 1901-10-25

Mrs. Margaret Walker has issued invi-
tat.onS FOR the marriage OF her daughter.
Bessie Ruth. to Mr.. John Waggaman
EraWueT. Wednesday. November g. at
noon. at Foundry Methodist Episcopal
G -4rr.r5
The evening times., 1901-10-25

General Corhiu has returned from a
brief visit To his father al the old family
homestead in Ohio.
The evening times., 1901-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs Peyton Russell have re-
turned tu The Capital from their autOmO-
bile trip through New England.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-03
Stort penoefuno.
Gre S%maasntter timber iicrc Sniiuo
Dollars / Omaha, Wcbr.

Omaha, Iebr., 29be aus. Gre
Gutter, loni Ic9te / Ell Srplalttomt
peo Rintb og 6arrtam Streets, iauot
i9oar Ell bel Gel Eapirpenge, Cooler
% 9antnoter. iont troeS at uogisre
ira $1,000 til $4,000. Slmoct par
iIemt bco1ffet meS Slrffer poa
8rimo al at Seolcrne baooe pGret
roiat for Ieiret. oa Oct piI frGoe lag
futoig lln~Oeriegelie Tor at beitenme
SeoIerupS YGrbi.
Gutterne, JON iouot Fergene. for
too life 8proien al 6cres Sumo oQ
lcoereoe Nafferne til en- aopofat, JONI
aif 'orbi. geo llnoerisgelie ianot
han Tprite RatioualbonfS @orleal
paa 0miloqet og gif lige til 0enne
InItitutiou. ) 9nnter bIeD oct
ioat, at inaen iIige Roffer par robt.
men at man bauoc e%rfaret, at Taciiic
grpreiS 60. / 81 forIe6ne Ter Aar
bapbe tabt to iIiae Batter, huer inoe,
holoenee fIere 5ltiino Collars; poa
8atpopiret itoO 1crite 9satioraIbauf@
Scgl.
5or ire Mar iioen bleD 8eorae Or.
d,ihaIo. aisrer for Raciic grpreis
60, plpnoret Tor Ell Yutfe. iom inoe
bulbt $1,000. san bIcu a~rrelteret OF
fert for 8etteu, anflaget Tor Heperi,
men btep frifie1tot. Rpliq anlagoe
ban gag ior S25,00p Gritatnirg Tor
gagpniteIie. meu tobe Saaen. 8or
ier Aar iioeu ~forioarot en- $4,000
@utfe; men en- aontorbetient iom be.
qit Seiumorb, ifrep til erprestompn
MET ct greu. boori ban ttlltoo, az
bun bapee itiodlei Toffelt, og %iortnlte.
hpor Yerlgene par ifiult. TN ltor
Sum al benz bIep iunoet.
grpresfontpnniet oil un0eriege ga.
den. % hpis set fiuoer rimeIig
@rlno, oil BET glsrc arau paa Ven.
gene.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-03
y. 6. Rasmusien.
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Cafe, Roro Safota, opS.

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Safe, Y. Gaf., S. s. Hasmusien. er
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90 i en- al6er al 90 Mar. sam baooe
ligget tilienss ire Wtaonoer.
Salpor Gbriitian Hosnutslen oar
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1896. Otter at bdue giennemgaaet
SfolerL bleu ban 2Prenlt peo Ssns.
bcrgs Srptferi beribeos, bpor ran
qienmemsit SGren. San fom iont
5pposraf iii Chicago / 1866. bpor
Ran itror fit Flaos iom Sormdno
peo Sfanoinaoen"s IrDfferi. : 1869
rciite ban til aonins, bar Der / Ilere
Mar % fom tilbage Ill Chicago /
1874. boor ban aobneNe et Srpfferi,
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ran. ga, bpor gsorif lutberif airfeti.
beroe bIeu u0gipet. San par Ell Sio
Syormdnb for Srnfferiet. ON Ell
5io ilptteSe ban Ill 90 Crosse, @iG>,
% begpnSte l~losipelien al "9aroen"
oerteos. Senere nar ban en- lio
,yormano for "gtoropeien" / St.
Banl, Iim. SamtiSig tog ban
Sato ! H1miep 9ountp. Y. Oaf.
i 1886 blep Hasmusfen mnn9pnt
Ill Boiimeiter ! 0epils Safe. u. Q.
i De iioire 10 lar bar ban orepet i'm
Sarm | Ramiep Gountu.
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Marn. Sans enei,e 9rooer. Staae
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Decorah-posten., 1901-09-03

Soreorag er Ionet al Sagm9nb /
2anobrue. 8isbmenbene os andre
9orgere bill beforere 9pen, % bril-.
liant eIeftriif geIpsning ifaI arffof.
fes. - en- it9rf @inb biemisste Ont
eenert Of Srinsburs / Dem ipbpeiilise
Del al bette Gountp. Spebeitaffer
blep blpit neb paa Here Sarme. -
Union Telephone Go. uopioer fin
2tnie fra Spicer Ill @inmar. 8an.
oipobi Gountp pil mart bIipe bel for.
Ipnet meo Seleioner, ba Der er ilere
&ompanier / Selten. s iamme Count
tn er en- 100 gcres Sarm npIis iolat
for $500, Der ueiaa er ct eobt 81.
Sens Segn.
Oct bar en- S%palrpsnaae.
@ppIeton, Bite Mug. RpIis bIep
en- ubpre SfaQe al ct ufienot Opr
iunoet npr artihofeieen % bragt til
oenne gp. De l9roe og ul9roe fap.
peoes meo bperanbre om at finoe no.
bpilfet Slags 3pr bapoe beiiooet
Sfalen. og BEN Siosperiooe, "a oct
baooe Iepet. Ian bIeo enige ON, at
9pret par fort OF irpgteligt, 90 at
set bar uoopo for Marbunoreoer IL
Sen. Set blep tiIiioit beiluttet at
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