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The evening world., 1902-04-12
W,G.WALTER'SW|
CUTS0FF BROTHER.
DECLARES CHARLES'S CON.
DUCT WAS SHAMEFUL.
Paid Out LARGE sums for Nina
msn Who Did Not SHOW
BrotherIy Attitude.

II .a. made no provision 'or my
brother. charles = Walter. OWING 10 nv
rrm determination that he SHAH u5,
psrt!7i5zte in ans manner ia ne pro-
seeds OF my estate. This decision IS
taken by me ife- due consideration
and without hesitation. b"crusa ~ tn"
fact that during my lifetime have
constantly been compelled to pay put
money 'or him and that, regardless Of
my liberal and brotherly conduct to"ard
him. nc la. acted toward me IN a man.
rer whicl | unhcsitntirgiy chararteriZe
as shameful. and has not conducted him
self IN a satisfactory proper or broth
erly maner
The above is on" rection N yne pecl'
tlariy constructed will OF william q
walter filed to-day with petition Ia
Yhi-h the unloyed brother Charles Joins
IN asking for It's probate. Mr. walter
died April at No :5s Third avenue
Bronx.
The will give one-hlf OF the estate 80
IN. widow. Fanny Ross Walter. and
one-han for life TO hi. mother. Eliza
befh Walter When the mother dies
one hal. Of hsr share goes to the wife
and the other hAlf to Winfield !. ana
Thomas NJ Walter. brothers. 4, either
brother dies one-half OF his share goes
to the wife Apd iae otner ha.f 10 tAs
surviving brotherA
The evening world., 1902-04-12
DEATHS Of TWO
GIVE DOUBLE BOON
MANS AND WlFE'S ESTATES
LEFT TO ONE NIECE.
Woman's Earlier Demise ia Fire
Thnt ki,i-d both Re-
sponsihi-.

virginia 80 Saptcs aua her is,d nus.
band dicl a iCw hours 40 RI she IN q
nrr he ll;,.c later from bgrus reaclyci
tryinS 10 rs.cuc her Each had about
.sll slyet. and tho Hlts left her all
10 ier husband. Ettonn. 30 sep,"s, o..
n hc should lie Hrst. tn her sister
Parrctte Bur!l'.
rac viii was made IN 1891 and AZ that
time Madame dc Sfptos owned uuo
house H. Boston But for a dozen years
tho aged French couple had been feeble
and iiNcd vita this sister ana her
InushlcU and wn-n Madame passed
nvaN. old Etlcnne ic SIptos. tlso kul.n
as sirci wrote his viii. iilcd to-day.
4nd died IN a few hours.
rhe old man beGueathei hts Nll 10 MS
niece. Hortcrse Virginia Bur!a', and she
s,ll thus rN,civc not only MS llt'lg cs'
,ats. hnt the estate Of Ner aunt. which
PAS hi. for only = few hours says
the Will.
The reason | leave al ny PrDpcfty q
nv niece Hortense Virginia Rur'i', 1l=7
Known As De Saptes. is because she has
remained With ard helprl take care o!
myself and wife, virginia de Sapies. In
our old age
The evening world., 1902-04-12
JEROME ADVISES
CAUTION IN TRIALS.

uisri-i-Atior-ey Jerome MS Iu ,
vcry oqusola frame of mind to-day Hr
refused To talk about the cNg,s, 4I,s-
tion or N" MrAu'lftr ,asc. bu. Hb,lt
a.. reversal %: iue conviction Z former
waraman Bisscrt aEi ~ possible - .'
OF ine future eirofts 10 break the "sys-
ten Nc had ;ov ihtngs to say
- 'hlnk he said. that the aigacr
cour;. are usually riEht iu their do
o!sions Policemen are rarely prose
cui"d except when tho public mini is
aroused and ii may ac IA; IN the ev-
c. .mert and prejudice they do not s,i
A sa!= trial
"Risser;. case will not ancc, the
DINERS. Ia my opinion Tho msu whom
Commissioner Partridge IS ,rying are
getting ever show I'M tho World The
Commissioner lets IN all evidence r.
their favor whether u y legally .dmlS-
-iblc or not ana I tm rpnNiEuei that
phomevc- ne dismiss"s will not y" able
n re; back on the 'or.s hy appol' go
the courts
The evening world., 1902-04-12
JEROME NOW THE ONLY DOUBTING THOMAS
LEFT IN THE MAULIFFE MURDER CASE.


Worlds efforts in working tog solu-
ton OF the murder mysto v
Al last nights meeting o! ,.e
Citizens lnion OF the Fifteenth As
scmhly District held AZ Wendell Hall
Forty-four,h street and Ninth ave
nue.. the following resolution in
praise OF The Worlds efforts toward
solving tho McAulIfra murder case
~as unarlmousig adortsn
nes-:t.I. that III citizens Union
Organization OF rl- rifieonth As
sembly District comm mas 1t. curse
OF The World in is efforts to solve
the mystery surrounding the murder
o: James NoAuirc. and that We trust
that The World may be able TO finally
fasten the guilt on the persons who
committed the crime
II oBERTuDBESING Chairman.
WA. :. REYNOLDS. Ac'irg SogSv.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
BUFFALO BILL MEN ARRIVE.
Co..a-Ls. VIII" Prayed NJ >""n
and British soidirr. on Liner.

Tn. steamship Phlni".phu = 'u'
American Line. vhi-a arrived to-day
b-ough, yith Nc- NO foreign .DutiuIrui
or rRura' m. WA West ShuN
consi.,lus a, irtachmcr,. : rr-sa rhs
and o., R-ltlsh soldiers
TIA. C1ssa,k- were %" ohl" 10 much
attention On the PART ~ Oh" other pas.
s,ngcrs during o." 'rD Every .a1. a.
nor they would sgr.. G.pH .H'.r 'if'.'
mat. - gdulge in Gl"r l'ilF i"
m. show : p4rsI. b.. 20 30 m 'na
morning stead n' .uH-
The evening world., 1902-04-12
ILLINOIS CENTRAL WRECK.
one Wan KIiIcd aud Tvo Hart u"
Ncmphis Yards.

MEMPHIS Team, APP V The
northhouuf Sew orleans Limited train
No . on ,he IlI.aois Central. die here
at & y \ NJ. ran into 4 swit'h engine
on the Illinois Central yards Al n.c.3ck
TO-DAY
Fireman william Good1e, colOred,
wa. k!Il.d: Engineer Charles n Barnett
badly injured. The express messenger.
" T. PINK. OF cairo sustained frac'
turc % The skull.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
DEMAND REPORTS
ON PHILIPPINES.
SENATE COMMITTEE WANTS
MORE LIGHT.
can on Roo, for All IutormRtiou
from ih,nbn>. iintanga.. ~"mnr
pnd inEunn.

WASHINGTON. Nrr o. r., >'.a.s
committee ua .ar Philippines logan Hr
g-. ..r..s. ..-.4. adopting ."-a.
.4...u -0.-cI r. : ttp- rma,k ,,ll.
in- unaH 'h" ssss.'urr ~ Wa ''F 1.
,r. prl.rr r-r,r ,ui onral -op1rH
....t..d .r'u commanders ana tHef
-urYNi uues H 10" V-nyia c7 W ie'n-
uas Rs'ausas snn'1- and I.hguna
Gen MHc\riH.g WIS gain ''-dHt '""
o-'. witness hcrpr. the s1mm.'tos
The evening world., 1902-04-12
MARRIED IN PHILADELPHIA.
Henry Raymond and Ma, r. Gwyna
welded In CITY Hall.

\ despatch from Philadelphia an
nounccs the marragl Of Henry Ray.
A. md ana Mis-. May T. Gwynn. bo,h
o. New YORK. by Mayor .Nshoridge az
Paynond i. said in III. despatch ~
he a Wall street broker. But the only
Henry RAYMOND VINO is broker In
WAll strest 10 already married.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
MACEDON|ANS TO
INVADE TURKEY.
SARAF0fF SAID TO HAVE
ISSUED ORDER.
General Ri.inR Set for >prii 20
According q" vienna >~""
Irric Prrssr.

VIENNA Apri !. The S"u' Ff".e
pr.s.c ..d,, publishes - despatch i'"m
sorn. Bulgaria announcing that
pro. .hmitiou has pe'u .snel oE NJ
sAf.for tho Macedonian leader .''..n-
on 'he Macedonian g Bulgaria '1 f'ln
IN , general rsius NgrI
Rauds r1lIc-'.rg Hn 'h' IHrN.sI '"
tier are 10 co-ogcsi'o aul irvsa' Iur'
KEY a. different points
The evening world., 1902-04-12
BURIED 10000 IN HIS TIME.
Rnhwa, ndertaL~r who Made the
Boast Died at seSrnty-tvo.
,sp--'t 20 T'' E''a'as w'ri

I3p-.III y To IFhIaF W0fII
RAILWAY y j. April !: panel n
Ryno. seytuiy.two years old, is dead
here from heart allure after o"lng sick
only , day Mr. Rynp Sis Mayor 20;
Rahway in 1875 and hnf held s"NrT',
ofrce. since n" Sas iu the undertak
ing busln-ss al his ne and Frequently
.sAres-cI himself ~ having buried m re
pFopl, than the present population Of
ihs cIiy ui Railway which IL loH
The evening world., 1902-04-12

a n ntw Bank q Lynn 5000
sheI
al L.
The evening world., 1902-04-12

GRANTED Becapse It has oesn
publicly proved by the official hs-
urcs OF the American News Company
that the regular daily New York City
circulation Of The World is tens OF
thousands greater than that & ~
other paper
The evening world., 1902-04-12
What jerome Wants.

ordinarily CpHm.fs.p.cr p,rtr Ice
"a fo.pw out IN" lca. of the Mayor
'aou. q question. Bu' DNirio.-Atlpr-
U,y j,-1n,, Is In tho way - tlis sine.
ilr J 1-s not iniDk "a shake-up advisable
.nie. prevailing soud 1Ts He wants
t-. captains and inspectors left alo0e
.r''l ne uas completed Ms iuves.igatipue
.nfl Ia, workings of every lgcs!ac; 10
N al-y
lur.- views have been voiced by Tho
f.-..HJl-Atf 'rueN on moro than one p'r
r. lion - Ssy- tEht Ec HHi made a.I
r,I. ftritlHn- 90 h-.i iE every mIa 100 tG~
W s, Thirty. .N'nIn street prru not but
'Hs 1ltrclmen learned Il iAe plan s.,d
fo.Ist % by making excise .rr's.s. iic
las had his mon working Co., other pre-
,i.r.- INK Hvl o. Ga" pulfc. a.l 1"
hali'Nes that n change are mld' nov
~ hls wn.k vill r0Ea. "a n'Hr''.
The evening world., 1902-04-12

"A FULL PURSE NEVER LACKS
FRIENDS" The advertiser who rec
ogn,.es the value OF Sunday World
wants never lacks = full purse
The evening world., 1902-04-12
ASKS BYRNES'S AID
AGAINST POLICE.

Contr1dictorv demands upon Com
missionor Partridge concerning tho
regulation ui ;hc poiica Department
hay, 20 rackCd the old gentleman
that he sent for former chic, OF Po
lice Byrnes and asked h!s advice to
day. Byrncs arrived at Headquarters
al II o'clock. suaye selt-satisficd.
His old friend had sent ioT him and
b. wss there
There ws~ no delay .n admitting the
former .a!ei 20 ,as private of ao Z the
man who " running N. Department :p'
MAYOR Low The conference vas = long
on.
Wei informed persons around ieId-
quarter assert ih1, col rattr.dsc iaif
tho whole situation before his noted
preiere-s8g ard that Bfraes ,oli him
somo things about the Department; and
certain mrn m D; ina; he a",": kus-
HeF,-.
The evening world., 1902-04-12
pinkham's Vegetable Compound
pound.

hs. f 5' a5 asa6 ann % E. pinkhams % vese,a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
voegeli Bros. Drug Go,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
Mail Orders Supplied; $10O per bottle.
Express Paid. p s~@

lost his hold and fell. He recovered him
self, however, by a prodigious effort. and
aided by the girls nervous, clinging hands
he drew himself up slowly, and swinging
his legs back over the coping landed once
more on the solid floor of the balcony
The idea of disregarding her summons
did not once occur. to him.
Were you doing this for 1ne?" asked
the girl innocently, still ,clinging to MIN as
if afraid to release him. - g.. -
mile. Amer he cried in great sur
prise and annoyance. why are you here %
He was trembling violently from his ex-
ertions and the tense emotions of the past
few moments.
"Why not, Sir Philip? You are here
yourself, you see, ,, she answered unsus-
piciously, approaching him and laying an
innocent hand on his arm and looking
steadily at him. =. -
Yes, but I-come into the tower he
said drawing her back through the win
dow into the room. How her eyes
cleaned in the moonlight! What her eyes
were there, what unfathomab1e mysteries
lurked within their shadows! He had
never seen them SO before. They startled
him-those eyes SO softly tender, SO deep
up blue. And the exquisite pallor of that
face framed in the misty blackness of her
floating hair--7the girl was beautiful.
81 Go be- continued to- rnorrow.) =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
ADMIRES ROOSEVELT
Alfred Mosely, Who Is Making a
Tour Of This Country, Says
! r. He Does.
Praises the Influence the President
das Over the Destinies of Our
Young Men.
He,e York SUN Special ssrssee


New York, Dec. president Roosevelt
mas an enthusiastic admirer in Alfred
Mosely, the millionaire student of econom
les. whose commission of twenty three
British labor leaders, brought to this coun-
try at his expense, has been studying
American methods at the centers of in
dustry. E-.-
At the Thanksgiving dinner in London
Ambassador Choate, in his post-pra nd ial
speech, made declaration that has at
tracted much attention in England
r. The influence of President Roosevelt S
personality and public spirit he said
worked an immense change upon the
young men of America
Mr.. Choate's expression was repeated
10 Mr.. Mosely at the WaldorfAstoria to-
day and ELECTED this encomium from the
English economist
1t must be as Mr.. Choate says. Mr..
Roosevelt has an influence upon me-
am deeply impressed by his force his ac-
tivity, his firm belief in himself. Were |
an American, had 1 the privilege to vote,
1t would be my bounden duty to vote for
Mr.. Roosevelt. Mark you, 1 am not dis.
GUESSING whether his policy is right or
wrong from the American viewpoint; but.
right or wrong, he dose things as YOU
say in this country. In a matter of policy
or opinion, who of us is to say that the
other is wrong. After ALL right is the
consensus Of opinion at the moment. The
consensus of opinion may change to-mor-
row. 49,
Il am convinced there never wasfa more
honorable, sincere, forceful man than your
president. England has man ,ery much
OF Roosevelt's stamp-Chamberla in-who
is carrying all before him. Roosevelt is
being appreciated, too, on the continent.
AS you must know, the kaiser himself
strenuous is greatly interested in the
president"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
NEW YORK IS IN DANGER
The Long Promised Coal Famine
" May Yet Ap-
pear.

New York, Dec: 2.--Upon the weather
depends whether New York will be Wis
tied by the greatest coal famine in its
history, says the Herald.
Men who are interested in the various
branches of the trade declare they can
not get more than day away from the
condition that existed at the end of the
coal strike. and they will not be able to
get further away this winter If a biz
zard should tie up the railroads, three
days will see the few remaining tons sell
at prices which will make them luxuries
At the offices of the coal-carying roads
1t was said every effort was being made
to meet the test when it comes, but there
was little hope.
There Is coming on the market about
100000 tons Of hard coal day. About
$4,000 tons Of this comes to New York
The rest goes to New England and Can
ada.
New Yorks actual demand in winter is
about 10000 tons a day. The supply,
therefore. is about 1000 short.
President Lederle of the board of health
has ordered officials Of the electric roads
nevertheless to show cause on Wednes-
day why they should not abate the use
of soft coal 90. 80 p
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
SHOT AT A TURKEY SHOOT

the BACK from the Gun OF
Friend.
Special to The Journal.
Winnipeg, Man, Dec. 2.-BetWeen and
o'clock yesterday afternoon an accident
occurred at the skating rink at Elgin,
Man, during the progress Of turkey
shoot Nick Wickaford accidentally shot
Angus Leslie in the back with a repeat
ing shotgun at a distance Of not more
than four feet. There is but a slight
chance of his recovery
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
HOST IER'S
STOMACH bITTERS

Has been, the standard remedy for
stomach, liver and kidney complaints
for fifty years. Then don't accept any
other if you wish to recover your health.
1t will positively cure Headache, Nau-
sea, Belching, Flatulency, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia and Kidney troubles. Try
a bottle and be convinced Of its value.
Tho genuine has Our Private Stamp
over the mock Of the bottle. Avoid all
substitutes and limitations.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
Something New In Trains.

The latest train added to. the Chicago
and twin city service is the North Star
Limited of the Minneapolis & St Louis
railroad. 1t embodies all of the features
of the older trains. and many new ones
The buffet library car is the handsomest
we have yet seen-in fact the appoint
ments of this beautiful train are superb
If one is going east it is the best train tc
take, for the rea son that it connects in the
handsome Illinois Central station with the
famous New York and Boston Special
over the Michigan Central, with an houl
to spare Try the North Star Limited
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
Our |. Scr dvvny
People

Not all thin people are in actual
i'll health, butundue thinness means
danger, and '''scrawny" thinness
means the result Of wasting, when
wrinkles and loss Of strength as
we'll as loss of weight show that
something is wrong.
This something may be worry,
extra work, careof the sick, nervous
arrangement, dyspepsia, bowel
troubles, or the first sign Of the
onset of serious disease like con
sumption or kidney trouble.
How often we hear: .'She'd be a
pretty woman if she wasn't SO hor-
ribiy thinp'' It's too bad, for most
Of these thin women are sick.
The best thing we have found
for thin people, whatever the cause
Of the thinness, is Vinol. It seems
to nourish at once, and also to
start an appetite for good food.
1t was great discovery to com
bine the medicinal properties of
cod liver oil with organic iron in
such powerful and yet pleasant
tasting preparation, and we'll. be
glad to tell you how we got hold of
it, if you'll call at the store. Any
how, if you are thin, and want
more flesh and strength, try bot
tie of Vinol' If you aren't pleased,
we pay the money back. Il:
Remember fat doesn't create fat;
SO you don't need the greasy kind
OF cod liver oilato increase weight.
Vinol is better and tastes delicious.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
A, LINOTYPE COMBINE,

Z London Dec. AT meeting of the share
holders of the Linotype company the chairman,
Mr.. Lawrence, confirmed the report that nego:
tiations on foot looking to the amalgama-
ton Of all the linotype companies. He said
they had been in communication with important
capitalists in America and Berlin and II the
directors received good proposals they would be
submitted to the shareholders.
Regarding the dispute with the Canadian com.
pany the chairman said there would be con-
ference between representatives of the two con-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02

The Savings Bank of, Minneapolis has
declared a dividend at the rate of 5 per
cent per annum payable 1st of January.
1903, on secured certificates of deposit
issued by it. Adam Hannah, treasurer
1O7 4th Street South. 49,. -~-z,-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
A Choice OF WAYS

To California is. afforded by taking the
Chicago Great Western railway. Close
connection is made at Kansas City with
the finest transcontinental "limiteds' -
The. choice of three through tourist cars
via different routes may be had via this
line. Ask L. c. Rains. agent, corner Mic
ollet avenue and Fifth street, Mime
apolis about them. ="
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
Crossed the Pacific In Ten DAYS.

- crossed TIE Pacific N Ten Days.
The new steamer Korea" Of the Pacific
Mail Company, recently made the trip
from Yokohoma, Japan, to San Francisco,
a distance Of over 1000 miles, in ten days.
Her average speed was 40 miles per day,
and established a new record for the
trans Pacific travel. The worthy record
Of golden grain belt beer has been gained
by it's superior qualities, which are most
readily realized by a trial. Order case
fOrstable use. .r.r.....,,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
CossACKs VS., STRIKERS,

London, Dec. "A special dispatch from st.
Petersburg to-day announces that-serious con-
ficts occurred recently between Cossacks and
1900 strikers at VIadi-Kavuas. Shots were ex-
changed and few men were killed and thirty
were wounded both sides. Upwards of 100
strikers were arrested. y 49, - :. ss.s 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02

Some day, perhaps. shall' show YOU
he replied. Il could do harder things
than that for you. But come, let US seek
the dragons in the garden beauteous
dame. 'Tis long time since we have
had an adventure of any sort. Call Jo-
settle for your court, and after the battle
L shall crown you Queen Of Love and
Beauty again. can beat you down the
STAIR he added as they raced away. q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02

II you are too busy Ito bring your want
id to The Journal, call up No. 9, either
line and The Journal will accomm odate
you by taking your ad over the phone.
II you will kindly call in and pay for same
at your earliest convenience it will greatly
facilitate the handling Of these small
amounts. ,r..s '..-s. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-02
Fossil Fish.

Fossil hill at Fossil. Wyoming, is noted
all over the world for the large number
Of fossil fish, turtles. allgators, ETC., that
it contains. Scientists say that the oil
from these animals, combined with that
of vegetable matter, makes it so valuz
able. So per barrel. Best In the world.
One. of our wells flows 5000 worth of Oil
per day. Gas springs and oil wells all
around us. Stock 10 cents per share fiat,
no discounts. Telegram just received
says we have struck the largest flow of
oil yet. Arnther may come at any time,
taking stock off market or raising price.
Even a hundred barrel per day we'll will
send our stock to 81 or IS per share, and
a gusher will make it worth $50 to $1OO.
We sold 1880 shares in ten days after
opening our books. Sample of fossil fish
and oil at office. Make checks payable
to Idaho Wyoming Oil company, Loan
and Trust building.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30
Farmen. Huset og HoDen

goo Son ior aft arbeibe, men bet, pi
piIoe ilaa idit pco oisie Inl % 0pga-
ner CT, at 3prfningen maa uofsres
iig, at bner Mere fan gipr ira 90 I'll
10 9nibels pr. alcre; tbi on fsrlt fan
Der bIipe Gale ont nogen betpoelig
6~ortieneite. ON END 5ormerne ielp
onrfer lit eget Snno % cier Oct, De
nGrnprenOe u~nlnnoelig hsic Rriier err
life at tagc / 9ctrnstning ueo illae
9eregninger; fiji DC bill life hnlbe iig.
llsrGs ! gseren % | Sapen.
8oominbelie ON at bruge aultipa.
tor og Saffe flittigt fan ipnes at oGre
operflsoigt, men Oct er MI lRregre
0mitrnoigbeoer for Saanben, iom
eisr bette nsopenoigt. Zen ~uiRopart.
Iise 8egnmGngoe meb BET ellers goSe
.@ropeir giper alt Elontelip en- mer
END alminociig pppig Bert. alinte
og llfrlb iorisnmer Zig life, men er
meget pooaaaenoe for at fine ben gooe
SGo, bpis De ei fueS itioe.
vi Grfaring bar hi lGrt, at 5or.
ismnieIie / bette Stnffe peS Sommc.
rens 9egpnoelie ma betales ntco Dob.
belt baarot slrbeine iioet. apGl
llfruOet | 6eOieIen iaa meset iom
miIist, ba er arbeibet bier @ang
let, ON Oct emo oite moo siettages.
Naar llerGs fnnr bore, toger bet
mart til Jig al Sait, Strait og asn.
ring, JON t~ilIsrer DC npttise Blanter,
boilfet life Dor tinabeS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30
St9t

htreres hlrttgtAOe itttert Ueo SiGIp al
81. Menoros berrmte @iattugter-oel
ulgtigite %9GgemtooeI mob @igtip9oum.
me baaoe / 4mcrltn % europa. SAB
os icnoc Dem en- fri Hrppc ,iQi9e.
msD taLri9s &tonesbpro ont u%lOuuoerli=
&c Selbreoelier. Anr.: Rheumatic
Bullet Co, 1876 g II ST., Chicago.
36b4epm.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-30

Eoien | Iibcs. Bdnoct, til bette Ct
"irbet" NOT. Man fnn ogiaa bapa
Smanitpffer meo 5rbe % | en- "gu.
.tingpoluoer. Dor" gisre Suner | 2oo.
get, DcO at iloo en- liben Spiger /.
naor man oa BIZ bel1ntte bel, brIoer
man nogct pormt gnnb op | goren,
RITTER ben eoot ID bor foo Eubeifinr.
met OBJ Diibes- 9anoet eiler man lGg.
ger Boren op | ganoei, nnturiigp;s
meo Soogei poa, o. rpftcr, ben inn,
eftericm man trGnger mere SGbe.
GHgclif Hnbarbra-Vin.
Won pnffer % isrrer Noborbro.
Stilferne gobt, bar Dem ian op / ct
tort Srnfab og itamper Dem rrieo en-
Botetes. Stnmper. Roar BET er fnnit
iaa gcot, JON oct laoer iig giere. peicr
man Del, 90 til bper 5 Enno meb
Naborbro tager man / Salon folot
Vnno % laoer iaa bette itaa / 3 Tags,
ioet man rsrpr / oct 3 @ange ont 60.
gen. Zen fierOe Dag presier man
oct giennem Ell I'm Gil, tiliGtter iaa
3 Bnn68 inmpe.S CUTTER, " llnie SuS.
bias GSiingIos) % Oct repne Sfal al
en- Gtfron til bier Gallon 8ano.
Wfan rerer | Oct til alt Sufferet er
lnieltet, og laoer oct lao itaa ! 6 3aee,
% Hummer man at bet Sfrm o.i.p.,
iorn iantler fig Vua Soppen % bGfoer
iaa ginen OBJ / en- aagge. San mart
Sinen bolber op at siRre, forfer man
aaggen goot til og laoer oen iaa Itna
til Ito paa Sommeren, oa bGlSes ocn
op poo SLATER. Ran ma enbelig
paste paa at angger er fuIo itaar MAJ,
ben. 8inen fan briffe5 Iomnte
Mar Den er Inoet, men blioer meg2t
beorc, bnis ben fan itaa ct Ior.