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Evening journal., 1902-06-13
GAINS FOR OPERATORS
Many Strikers In Soft Coal Field Re.
turn to Work.

turn to Work.
BNefeld, W. Va, June 13.-The
strikers lost considerable ground in
the Flat Top coal region yesterday. A
good number of the strikers who have
remained out since Saturday returned
to work during the day, and with the
new labor imported the operators were
able TO load almost twice as much coal
yesterday as they loaded Wednesday.
1t is, however, an evident fact that at
least 20 per cent. of the men are still
out. The agitators are making a hard
fight and appointed committees to as.
certain the needs of the striking men
and their families, with a view to sup
plying them the necessaries Of life.
The operators are very jubilant over
the turn the strike has taken, claiming
that the backbone of the strike is
broken. Contrary to expectations, the
strikers have been in every sense law.
abiding and have not attempted vio-
lenee OF any kind against the men re
turning to work.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
SHERIFF SEXES RAILROAD
Delaware Line Built by jag Gould viii
be NOId

Dover. June 13.-The sheriff Of Kent
county yesterday seized a railroad
with all its property. 1t is the prop
erty of the Smyrna and Delaware Bay
Railroad Company, road said to have
been founded and built by Jay Gould.
The sale of the property is fixed fol
July 8, in Smyrna, and is said to be FOR
the purpose Of securing clear title to
the Pennsylvania railroad, which has
found the property somewhat involved.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
rHREE DEAD IN Street FleHr
Shooting ARRAY Between sicilians at
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
New Orleans, La, June 13-As the
result Of a fight in this city Wednes-
day night between Sicilians, Salvatore
Luciano, Vincenzo Vetura and Mar
cello Ferri are dead, and Jose Ger
TAeM and Jose Calamia, charged with
.he murder of Luciano and Vetura,
are seriously wounded. The difficulty
was the outcome of an old feud exist
ing between the two factions of the
Sicilian race in this city Luciano and
Vetura were met by Gerrachi and
Calamia on Poydras street Wednesday
night. and the men Immediately
opened fire. Luciano and Vetura were
killed and Jose Gerrachi and Jose
Calamia were wounded. Gerrachi may
die.
Antonio Luciano, a relative of the
dead men, yesterday met Marcellc
Ferri, who he said had taken part in
the killing of his brother. Securing q
shot gun. Luciano fired both barrels
into FERRIS body, killing him instantly
Luciano was arrested
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
CLASS LEADERS 10 RALLY
Will COngregate in Wesley Church on
Wednesday Evening
Special to the Evening Journal.

Dover, June 13-About thirteen
ministers within a radius OF ten miles
around Dover have been invited to at
tend the class leaders rally, which will
be held here next Wednesday evening,
June IS. in Wesley M. E. Church. The
ministers invited are as follows: The
Rev. Robert Roe, Cheswold, the Rev
w. L. Layfield, Camden; the Rev. H.
X. Gill, Canterbury; the Rev. e. II.
Nelson, FELTON,; the Rev. r. n. Jose
lyn, Frederica: the Rev. e. c. Adkins
Harrington; the Rev. IL 70. Truitt
Leipsic; the Rev. r. H. Lewis, Little
Greek: the Rev w. II. Guthrie Mag
nolia; the Rev G. p. Smith, Wyoming
land the Rev. G. r. Ellis, Kenton.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
THE FRIARs MUST LEAVE
Otherwise This Country viii Not Buy
Their Philippine lands.

Rome, June 13.-The latest condi.
tion presented to the Vatican by Gov
ernor Taft is the withdrawal of the
friars from the Philippines before the
government purchases their lands. The
proposition regarding religious affairs
in the Philippines, brought to Rome
by Governor Taft, are occupying the
earnest attention of Pope Leo. At a
conference yesterday morning with
Cardinal Rampolla he appointed a
committee OF cardinals to discuss the
Taft propositions. The committee is
made up OF Cardinals Rampolla, Zera.
fino, Vanuteln, Goth, Steinuber and
Wives TutO.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
Getting Ready for Canning
Special to The Evening journal

9V-VIaI % VII0 IIVV7IIIls JOUIIIlI.
Dover, June 13.-Big preparations
are being made by the Rising Sun Can
ming Factory this year for the tomato
pack Many cans for peaches, toma-
toes, pears and pumpkins are being
made. 1t is thought that owing to the
advance Of price OF tomatoes only
a two-pOund can will be used instead
Of three-pounder.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
ArrangIng SUNDAY School Conventlon
specIal Do the Evenlng Journal

Dover. June 13.-Dr. Frank w.
Lang. of Wilmington. has been here
in consultation with Professor Wesley
Webb and other officials of the Kent
County Sunday School Association,
relative to the holding of the annual
convention of the association in this
county during the first week in No
vember. w. Penn Shockley has re
signed as statistical secretary, Miss
Delma Harrington succeeding him.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
Funeral Of W. a. Hartnett

Dover. June 13.-William A. Hart.
nett. father of M. A. and John Hart
nett. who are extensive lumber deal.
ers in Kent county, died on Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Harnett has been
suffering for a long while from valvu.
lar heart tr71ble and died suddenly. He
was "a years old. Funeral services
were held today at Holy Cross Catho-
lie Church.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
Rank nf Franco swIndIed.

Paris, June 13.-An employe of the
Bank Of France, who was entrusted
with the care OF collateral securities,
distracted number Of these docu-
ments, and through the help of a
friend borrowed money on them from
the Bank of France itself The papers
cay that the sum lost by the bank
lmounts TO 100000 francs.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
Tod Sloan InmrIaaned.

Paris. June 13.-Tod Sloan, the
American jockey, was sentenced We'd
nesday to two days Imprisonment and
to pay a fine of 10 francs for driving
an automobile at an excessive speed.
He Wes also fined five francs each on
two minor counts. Sloan was sen
fenced to pay fine of eight francs
last year for a similar offense.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
PROTESTED AGAINST REFUSE
Superintendent Of Oyster Commission As
sured That Beds Will Not bs Injured

Bridgeton. n. j.. June 1S.-Superinten-
ent A. r. Bacon. OF the State Oyster
Commission, yesterday visited Washing
ton to file formal protest before Major
Gillespie, government engineer. against
the dumping OF refuse taken by the gov
ernment from the lower Delaware river
on the southern and eastern Jersey
shores. Bacon assersed that this refuse
would ruin the oyster industry
Gillespie assured the commissioner that
tho refuse would - dumped In dykes and
tac oyster beds fully 1ptected.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
Tornado Overturned Steamer.

Dubuque, Ia, June 13.-A tornado
yesterday overturned and sank the
steamer Ravenna at Maquoketa Chute,
four miles up the river. Cantain John
Hoy, Clerk Byron Trask, Louis Walker
and a man named Dell we're drowned.
The steamer Teal rescued Is men, who
elung TO the bottom of the Ravenna.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
Kent pemocrats 70 RaIIv

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover. June 13.-The Democratic AS
sociation of East Dover hundred viii
hold a big rally next Wednesday even.
ing in the Peoples Theatre. William
G.. Kerbin. of Snow Hill. Nd, and Ed.
ward f. Reynolds, Of this city, are
among the speakers.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
IrrIoatlon ann In Houae.

washington. June 1S.-The house
yesterday adopted special rule for
the consideration of the irrigation bill.
which passed the senate some time
ago. and devoted the day to general
debate on the measure. Today the bf1l
was read for amendment under the
fve-minute rule.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
CAPTAIN CLARK to Be An Admiral.

Washington, June 13.-Representa
tive Foss, OF Illinois, chairman Of the
committee on naval affairs. yesterday
introduced in the house a bill to au
thorize the president TO nominate Cap
tain Charles Edgar Clark to be a real
admiral of the senior grade on the
active list
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
LOST AND FOUND

OST OR AiISI.A1D.-Ceruhca No. 80.
IL dated September g. 1856, for twenty
shares OF the capital stock Of the VII
mington and Kenneth T~npike Company,
standing in the name OF Lizzie Y. Had
den. on the books Of the said company.
All persons are cautioned not 10 nego-
tate the same. as application has been
made TO the eompany for a new ceruh-
cate LIZZIE v. HADDEN.
ilS-9tw-lm
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
puPonts win Bulld

Architects in Philadelphia have pre-
pared plans for a two and a-half story
dwelling house for A. /. DUPONT. IL
will be built of stone and sand dashed
brick, and will contain fourteen rooms
and bath. Plans are being prepared for
alterations to the old Cause home, TO
Gently bought by Mrs. Eugene DUPONT
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW
MEET AT BOSTON OCTOBER 9-t2,
1902.
On account OF above the Philadel-
phia ana Reading Railway Company
viii sell tickets 10 Boston and return
at the low rate of fare and one-third
on certificate plan. good going October
9th TO 11th. returning TO October 18th
inclusive. except by depositing ticket
and payment of fee Of 30 cents return
limit win be extended until November
r. 1902.
Full particulars furnished by ticket
agents Of the Reading system.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
NOTICES

Al OTICE.-OLD DOMINION STEAM
N SHIP COMPANY,
General Onice. New York City.
A special meeting OF the stockholders
OF the company win be held on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF Juno 1902. at - o'clock
noon. at the Office Of tho company, in the
city Of Wilmington, Delaware.
At this meeting there VIII be submitted
for consideration and action by the stock
holders. the acceptance of the new Con
stitution OF Delaware, and an amendment
OF the charter OF the company providing
that the Directors OF the Company shall
be not les than nine nor more than mr.
teen. the number to be fixed by the by
laws. W. J.. GUILLAUDEU,
President.
H. B. WALKER. Secretary. j2-ist
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
I0OR SALE

FOR SALE
or viii exchange FOR suburban property.
"a well-located corner grocery store and
dwelling. A good money maker. Location
constantly improving. Good reasons for
selling. Apply
HAWKINS q CO.
il3-5tsod 7i2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
WE want

EVERY HOUSEKEEPER IN WILL
MINGTON WHO NEEDS MONEY, TO
GET OUR RATES.
We will advance you any amount
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
The Equitable
GUARANTEE AND Trust Co.,
Ninth and Market Sts

Capital { Fsld Fa55 } $5OO,OOO.O0.
Surplus oOp OOo ~
and Profits OOO,OOO.OO.
TRANsACTs A GENERAL TRUST
BUSINESS; PAYS INTEREST ON DE-
POSITS OF MONEY; RENTS SAFE
DEPOSIT BOXES; MANAGES REAL
ESTATE.
DIRECTORS:
Preston Lea. j. l.. Carpenter, Sr.,
Ihomas Jackson, Otho Nowland.
DIT. ]. A. Draper, s. Minot Curtis,
William II. Swift. John Bancroft
Edw. Bringhurst, Jr., Franklin Taylor,
j. Smith Brennan, Samuel X. Smith.
William w. Pusey. J. wilkins Cooch.
William Bowe. Geo. @. Isobdeli
T. Coleman DUPONT
OFFICERS:
PRESTON LEA. President
OTHO NOWLAND. Vice-Pres and Treas
j. T. PENNYPACKER, Secretary ana
Trust Officer.
RICHARD REESE. Assistant Treasurer.
Il. r. MORRISON, Assistant Secretary
NJ ID. CROSSAN. Real Estate officer.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13

Philadelphia, June 12.-Wheat was firm
and 3zc. per bushel higher than last even
ings rates, due to bullish speculation IN
all home grain centres, influenced by the
Governments s crop report, which was less
favorable than had been generally ex-
pected. The acreage of spring wheat was
indicated TO be 12.S per cent. less than
that of last year, while the average con-
diton was much better. The average
condition of winter wheat was 761 on
June J, against 76.4 last month Cables
were stronger but exporters were indif-
ferent.
No. 2 red. as to location. closed as fol-
lows:
Bad. Ask
otlhS %
Car lots. in elevator as to location:
No. Pennsylvania red ........... .S4dS4lA
No. ? Delaware red .......s........ .S1diSllh
CORN.-The market was dull. but sup-
piles were small and prices were without
quotable change. We quote No. 2 vel
low, on track, at 671kc.
OATs.-Onerangs Of car lots were in
moderate Quantities, and the market
ruled steady but quiet. Sales OF cars
NO white, clipped, on track, at 51c.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13

Read the Evening Journal for all
the latest news. laH9e1 SO. s
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
Florists.

NEAR WILMINGTON. DELAWARE:
Magnificent Opportunity.
MARKET ESTABLISHED. WORK AT
HAND. Elegant Location. Every Fa-
cihty for man with some means to de-
yelop lucrative business in short time,
will bear closest investigation. Address
Z. W, 603 Fidelity Building, Philadel-
phia.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
WILMINGTON OUoTATIONs
Reported by r. d. Laclsey & Co. Bank
ers and Brokers.

fleported by -. d. Lackey g Co. Bank
ers and Brokers.
Bid.
Am. Vul. Fibre 6s .......................lO lO2
Am. Vul. Fibre Preferred .............. g5
Am VuL Fibre Common ...............1 y
National Bank of Delaware ............425
First National Bank ...................120
Central National Bank ................117
Natl Bank of Wilm. & Brandywine.. IS
Union National Bank ...................3
Farmers Bank ..........................1
Equitable Guarantee and Trust COL
Security Trust and Safe Deposit COT
Delaware railroad ......................f
United Power and Transportation Co. q
United Railways 4 per cent certih>
SNlcs'. .ss..s..........-....s ....... oot
Wi. & New Castle Elec. R'y stock. 10
cent bonds .....................'.....,...1O -. .1O2
WI. q Chester Traction 8 per cent
bonds ............ ................... ..1O7k
VII. City Railway 4 per cent bonds. 100
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
HELP wANTED-FEmAIE

VIZ ANTED. Competent cook and ex.
w pekNenced white housemaid. Refer
ence required. Apply after D. m, 1912
Delaware avenue. m29-tf
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
FOR RENT

NOR RENT.-l509 and 1911 West Fourth
IT streei. rooms and bath, an con-
veniences. Ready for occupancy June %,
Market streets. jii-6t
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
LOCAL QUOTATIONS

by Stayton q Chandler. -
Tomatoes crate, 125225
Cabbage Va, bar, 2 50
White Potatoes, bushel, 9Oc
White potatoes bar 25 Z TO 50
Peas, basket, 90
Beans, string basket, 25
Strawberries, quart, &c TO Sc
Eggs, Del.and.Md dozen lSc, lsc
Chickens, iye, pound, l3c
Lemons, box 3 so, 3 IS
Evening journal., 1902-06-13

Read the Evening Journal for all
the latest news.
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
SITUATIONS WANTED

~ OOG cook wants place; also % cham.
VI bermaid; city or country. Apply 81.
Morrow street. jl3-3t
Evening journal., 1902-06-13
WANTED

VNT ANTED. Larger safe, suitable for
w books. State lowest price. S. H.
Dursten. East Second street. i7-tf
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
To a Maple Alter a Frost.

Fair Maple, thy deepgreeni is gone. But
instead
More beautiful tints may be found:
Bright yellow, pink, scarlet, vern,ilion
and red.
And russell, and brown grid thee round.
Thou tall, stately maple with many
hued crown,
With beauty serene IN thy brow.
Though silent thou standcst and gaudy
thy gown
An eloquent preacher art thou.
Thou preachest and teachest how sor-
row and grief
Can beautify, chasten the soul
That looketh. to God for its final relief
And looketh on heav'n as it's goal.
Chill autumn's first kiss thy deep mid
summer green
Did steal and thy mourning is deep:
Full well dost thou know - and this
thought is most keen
Thee death, for a season, will keep.
But lovelier thou, in thy grief-painted
mien,
Than ere autumn's cold, traitorous kiss
Deprived thy soft leaves of their emerald
sheen
And rudely disturbed thy sweet bliss.
Thus, when life's chilling frosts in ad-
versity's hand.
Oe'rtake me. hard pressing the soul,
Death, reckoning me to his dim, distant
land
Relentless and stern ] behold.
Then, God of my soul, wilt Thou vouch-
safe to me
Strength, courage and faith from on high,
That /, too, through sorrow, like this
noble tree,
May learn how to live. and how die.
j.. H.
DEBORAH Republican.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
Jnocn DRUGS.
Slot ristig apit % &pilc.

Qcn, iom reocImGS'iqt br1iaer
GruQ& forot Iiuore Smerter. er paa
iciI Spor. 6inb Noriogcn % f,,rer
Gnort peo ri0tiG Soft % Tut meo
Crtas iom miAIcrtibiQ 2inhrire,
eIer8 nil &c aIbri0 BIZ iriif.
On RrTitefone "ifrioer: ga ri
for ire @or iiOcn bocoe / RodeItcr, g.
D., hpor min Nano par Vrrit / en-
AT @ucu& @irfer, blrp iCg meget meb.
FACET a 9}croeiopffeIic o. Inurrni %
bleU urot til at relic iii ct peIfienbt
SonotorIlm / Siten for min SelbrebS
SfpIS. min Mone oar i ilet Sorfut-
ming pao @runb al ubeIbigt Salg al
Soft; Icq hup6c npruet mig I'll at brit.
&c Carbonate Of Wognciia, og min
2Tge prepcbc oIt muligt forot foa
mig oGf ira oennC bciit ifabeIiae 3D.
ne. men alt bar iorgiGpeS.
@eh Snnotortet bIcp ieg gipet
@rape'N litS % ion0t no &Grbien al
Bette NGrIn0SmioNcI. Seq bruste set
itaoigi. ipiite set npitcu Ill bpert
RaoIttb, oa mco min SeIbreoeIie aif
Oct burtiat. GetS @ruQ latte mig
iitnrb til at ipiie oa iorosic IaSen
90 gioe op min femme Sane. o. M,
bar lea ftIoitGnNis gisupunbet min
SeIbreb.
5or nGroGrenba er ieg iitnnS til at
.paretage mine husmooerIige EIiater,
bprte @uiiten. iom tibIiaere bar min
Sroiesiipr, % BERTH IGie og iniSere,
boaS iea fsI bar noe al Stano til. -
Rapret fan opgipes pea Goit,im Co..
Battle Greed, wti&.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
WeIanfoIi.

en- big Torfatter bar e1gang ME.
get pittt0t bemGrfet, at Der finoes
mango Menneifer, Ser bar pisie Dnb.
lin9Sior0cr, iom De fsrer omfrtng
meo Jig operalt, li9eiom iomnte andre
boIber S~isoebunbe. Den SIags Ren.
neifer fcIer Jig bebit tilpas, naar De /
8irfeligheoen bar oct baarIieit, og
albrig er Sc iaa IpffeIige, ipm naar Be
err reoucereoe til beu poerite @rao al
glerSiQbeS. Sfte snifer iaaoanne
Wenneifer, at beres Sopeb bar en-
GanobeboIocr 90 oeres Zine en- Tan.
refiloe; thi oereS Sorger % gefpm.
ringer, Zig SIP os piSie Roier, tri.
pes bebit poo fuettae Steoer.
MeIarfoIi er ingenIun6e iaa ufor.
Zig, iom mango tror; BEN foritprer /
bsi @rob observation-disclosures tiosmps.
iiee l1bIc8ning % foraariaeer ct
uforboIbsmrsIiat fort Sorbrug at
btsie / Siernen. WeIautolife We1i.
neifer Iibcr oeror naiten aItib al Sor.
osieliesforitpreIier, forbi ben itore
2ltr9e.N ooenerpe (Nerpus pagus),
Der ira 1ieruen ~tilfsrer SorosteIies.
organernc De RerpefrGfter, Ser ffaI
atoe Dem SereS I~rbeioSfraft oa
Sppnbitigheo, life tiIfliIoe fam itSfsre
lit ratlrrbcitemte arbeibe pao 8rilnS
al BET ooenrppnte bisbormoriffe Sor.
boIb. Sunaiiuhiebeoen paapirfer |
SirfeliQhG0en ale Sreaner paa fam.
me RooHc. % Siernen, iom / lin irri.
terebe GiIitouo forbriger mere 2ips-
FRAT, ems Sen eseutIig bar Sop til,
fan life iertoe De andre Sraoner, Der
meb Seuiun til 2inSimpuIier er Of
hGrQiQc Al Sen, en pasienbe SiIfsr.
tel at Sroft % gner9i.
WeIorFoIiens Wobiptuina: ct LET
Sinh % Mtunterbeb, bsr berimob op.
elites a. cnhper Tom Iooaiit moo
mdnat e Snhe. On 900 Sdtter bar
itor ipijoIoeiif grrNi; BEN bar en-
IipgipenNe @irfnina. iom forpIanter
fig IiQc iii 2esemets enfeIte SeIe.
Gen murfes life | it9rf @rob paa
noact cnfcIt Steh, men bper Reroe.
0htifcI. ia ieIp De minoite Shire bIiper
poo famine Sis poapirtcSe og oerfor
latte / @tuGQeIie al ocr Stren9. ser
ub9aor ira Siernen. ale bsr berfor
forisge at faar fine ~meIanfuIite gen-
ner til at Ie. sgn rigtig bicrtcIia Cat.
ter fan tltrere ieIp ser melt fortpip-
Iebe MeIonfoIitiIfGIoe. Get er en-
iccioI EIi0t al. ie sIaS no, % set er
en- oeIiianct 5orrct at bare eoO til
at Ie, Bort meo aft. Ser beber Srns.
iinb!
Zen cneite sngiirbisbeS, ri fan
ie ieierrem Sstrare meo, er ben, Der
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
SorifjeHiet.

Sra Snlntb Ifripes, at Smut auutb.
ion bar ounoet en- 9aroias. Mrs.
Warp u. goof tog Someteao oen
20Se Oftober 1900, BOG fife perion-
Zig, men siennem i'm Spn. SeIp bar
bun albris bpret "Glaimen" nprmere
emo % Nil. anilOion Forfeited" %
BANDIT. San faar M SaitOet % bet
$us, iom er opfsrt paa oct.
General 3eliou u. Miles tom til
SonoIuIu BEN Soc Oftober, og ON af.
tenen ben lobe bIep Der siort en- Seit
for bam. timber oenne bar Sppe paa.
igroe os tog bcns 8abi9f ira $otel.
let, boor ban boeoe. Gen inoeboIot
en- Del S,loeler og nogIe pi9tise 90.
fumenter. 9agen efter fanbtes ben
tgien. Sltpelerne bar borte; men %.
flimenterne bar Der.
ErGiibent &uuieueIt bar uoftebt Ell
Orbre, iom inbifiprper Gipil Serpice.
Sopen og anfsrer bens Sorbllb MOB,
at @mbeosmPnb eller u~noerorone0e
9etiente giper 9iOrag / Benge eler
S9rotgienitanbe til noget 8algfono,
boor Soreneoe Staters @mbeber elIer
Boiter ipiaer ino. Sngen Soreneoe
Staters @mbebsmanb eler getient
maa fatlegses i poIitiff gierneb.
IttOrmsp General anug bar afgipei
BEN @%ragtning, at Sfficerer outbort
paa 0ampifibe r1aa pione eaer mite
lit Eatent. Manbifaberne paa SlGbe'
baaoe ! Sapnene peo bore Storiiser
bar en- "union", os Be gtt paa Streit
ifior. De for6so 5srere os StprmGnh
at oione; men &nor forflarer, at 60
ben freezer, at De ital afatpe StoneS.
bprb.
Or. Sanion / Butte, Ront., bar
peo SieIp al Rsntgen.S traaler a.
&aps) flreret i'm Batient s. q. GAP
Iep, iom forIeoen bleo ifltOt, ~antagelil
al &eoaftsr S. u. aellep. augIer
antages at ligge / GGrbeOen al &pg'
raoen, % aft Saab ON Selbreoelit
maatte opgipes. Den ip9e bar abe
les lam ira 9rpitet og neoooer. Sc
fanot Or. Sanion poa at BRUCE Rsnt'
gensStraaler. Otter % MtntterS
6orIGb erfIGreoe BEN ipge, at ban pa,
ftiit. San funbc beoGge itne Sem
mer, iom bon ptloe. 81. Snnion tror
at ban bar giort en- itor Opoagelle.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
Oil bcboloe bam.

Eoitor s. 3. SpaIeItuenS Ieniebe.
Der: @or 5reIiers Igb., Ct. Soban.
TIES Ngb. og ellington Brairie Iab...
bar boIot WenisbeSsmpber ongaacn.
De bereS ErGits R%eiisnation, % De
hor ale enitcmmigt anmobet 8aItor
SpaIeitlien on, at toec i'm 9eiisnatior
tiIbnge.
% oiSie Renigbeoer M err gonife
tore % p~cIitnaenbc % trprger mere
@etienire emo ban ier fig iitanb til
at aipe Dem i Sremtioen tror ban q,
Get er bebIt at ontoge oct BAN ~tiIItiI.
Ieoe &oIb ira Sniper % nnefterebs
Weri8bebcr.
Enitcr SonIeItucn bar betient ooeil.
nTunte Weriabeber omtrent ~ aar.
&cN hans SrofIptning bill Bette &nIo
bIiOc self % iooIeoeS en- beIhiaerc
aoIoSforbin0elie bIipe orbnet. ~.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24

lbetraster ben Spgoom os gIenbig.
beo, iom oDeralt trRber os imsoe, o.
bet netop foroi bette Gnbe foroorIa-
ges at baarIige Sfiffe o. ganer, Tom
pi oespprre Ter paa meb 0igeqpIbia.
bed, % iom bi peobliper at fsIge til
9roos for beore @ioenoe. Der finbes
EN- Mrngoe iaabonne Sfiffe, o. be er
tidige iaa uforifammet paatrangen.
be, at be pasienoe Tan ~iammenIignes
meo Wpg os Mprer ON Somneren.
De frpber IND / bore Satte, De frap-
Ter IND ! bore Stspler, be bigger Geoe
! &pinbernes aioIeIinnine og ifiuIer
iig | beres lanee Sl9b, og De fiubes /
ben Ssbe, pi iptier, oa | be 9riffe, pi
briffer. Web IN gpentprpompprs
@raaoigbeb opisser be De fcrboIospts
imoa Sierner, Tom noeIe Wennefer
bar bragt meb iig til 8erben, og efter.
laoer Der ct Saar. fom soel9gger al
Sorfuift og fitnb Sons. De foporrer
be fattiges aniigt os er ofte aariag
til, at be rnse BUMPER ON paa gitIo.
be'laaeoe &rpffer. Experimentation
bsr finbe ct WibbeI MOB bisie Rooe.
iniefters giftige Stif oe 2egfolf no.
tGnfe IioIer til beres fuloitpn.
oige ~ltbrDo6elie. 2eaemsspeIier for
| mango SiGfploe unbciafcs iont ct
fortrinIigt RibbeI MOB Sunaiinbig-
beb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-24
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