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New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
JOHN y. wKANE's WIDOW DEAD

SHE EXPIRES AT THE AGE OF sIXTY-oNE
AT HER HOME. IN sHEEPSHEAD BAY
Mrs Fannie McKaue. widow OF the former To-
,,ticaI leader In the old town o. Grayesend. John
Y NcKane, died on Tuesday night IN the Mckare
hcme. al Voorhees-ave and East Twenty-hfth-sr,
Sheepshead Ray. at the age Of sixty-one. She had
been an invalid for years
Mrs McKane had been an active church worker
and was a member OF the Sheepshead Bay Meth
odist Episcopal Church. in Ocean-ave.. which was
built BY her husband. She leaves an estate valued
at x3OO large part OF n consisting of property
IN Conev Island. During ali the time her husband
was in prison on account Of the election frauds In
Cravescnd she kept a lamp burning brightly near a
window IN the parlor OF he- horne at Sheepshead
Bav. While Mckane was serving out his sentence
many Efforts made TO secure his pardon,
which al times ~ seemed would be successful. In
dulZing the fond hope shat some night her hus-
hand might return home free nan. Mrs; McKane
kept the lamp burning. so that he might know she
was waiting for him he came back 10 his home.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
THE HUNTER JURY DIS4GREES.
SHOOTING JAMES MKENNA. WHO
WAS MADE BLIND

The Jury IN the case OF jeremiah r INTER a ueg-a.
who tried FOR r1enslaughter in the sec0ad de-
gree for the shooting OF William Thorp. after nav-
inE been locked up all night came into court In
Long Island City yesterday morning and reported
thar " had failed ind verdict. As the to-srnar
said there was no prospect or an agreement oei q
reached the Jury discharged by Justice Cav
nor. IL was rumored about the courthouse that 4h.
vote 10 TO . in favor OF acquittaL
Hunter was again placed on trial later IN tn.
day This time the indictment charged him with
assault in the first degree in that he had shot
James McKenna a patrolman rendering nir,
totally blind When the jury had been obtained
from special panel McKenna was called to the
stand He was led to the witness chair BY two
other policemen: Court adjourned before he haS
finished his testimony.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
SEEKING EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN IOWA,

Des Moines Iowa. Oct. 2s.-Mrs- Adelaide BaIaIo'
OF Hull president OF the Equal Suffrage Society,
which Is holding its State convention here. urssa
the organization Ia her annual address 20 employ
g lobbyist. instead OF woman l" pres
canal s,lffrsee legislation in the Iowa General AS
sembIy The recommendation has not yet been
adopted.
Mrs Carrie CHAPMAN Catt president or the ma
fional organization in an address 10 the conNeh-
ton said thai the 'abOminablc treatment 81 IhS
women ~ Iowa ty the legislature OF THIS State
had aroused sentiment among the people OF CtheI
StRtes which IL favorable the suITage more
Tnent and viii help a In the long run
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
REFUSE ASTOR TENANTS PLAN.

RAPID TRANSIT BOARD COMMITTEE ASKED TO
PAY 100000 FOR UNExPIRED LEASE
At the last meeting OF the Rapid Transit Com
mission a committee was appointed TO confer with
the Astor estate and the tenants OF the building
at the northeast corner of Broadway and West
Forty-second-st. The committee. President Orr,
John H. Starin and Deputy Controller Stevenson.
met Yesterday, and representatives of the Astors
and the tenants appeared before them.
The Rapid Transit Commission desires to the
subway under the building in question.
'Ihe Astor estate is willing to grant the commits
sion the right of way provided the lessees are
willing IL will take about six months to com
Dleta the roadway and put the building I'm proper
condition for the tenants to reoccupy the premises
AT the meeting yesterday. the tenants asked $500
GOO 10 vacate the building for the time required.
The committee refused 10 take the proposition un-
der consideration. regarding II as eXorbtant, but
will later make the tenants proposition. II they
do rot accept it condemnation proceedings will be
brought
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

makes il desirable. To cut this frock for q child
four years old four yards of material p inches
Tide two and three-quarters yards 80 inches wide
" Two and one-quarter yards a inches wide will be
yeouired. with five yards OF insertion and three
vsrGs of edging TO trim illustrated. The pattern
and eight years old.
H-Tba pattern will be sent 20 any address or re-
osipt Of 10 cents. Please give number and years
5jstinctly- Address Pattern Department. New
work Tribune. II in { hurry for pattern, send an
sxrra tWo-cent stamp, and we will mail by letter
sosrs gs IN sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
FLOWER AND SCULPTURE SHOW

Madison Square Garden will present a brilliant
appearance when the Flower and Sculpture Show
opens tonight. Through an of bay trees
and ststuary the visitor will enter the Garden, to
find excellent examples OF trestle work and verdi
ure. fountains surrounded by statuary. and en-
ticng grottos The centre OF the Garden is filed
with arbors and trelses. but these do rot obscure
the view at the sides A scmi-crcle of floral deco
rations completes the scheme.
The placing of the statues and the arrangement
OF the groups have been under the direction OF the
sculptors themselves. Electricity is largely used
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS MEET.

rHE gvuRrY-FrFrH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
STATE ASSOCIATION BEGINS IN BUFFALO
Buffalo Oct 2s.-The thirty-hfth annual conVen-
tion Of the New-York State Woman's Suffrage As
socistion opened here this morning, ihele % ar
nearly one hundred delegates here from all over
the state among them the Rev. Anna B. Shaw ana
Miss Mary Anthony. Though Miss susan b an an
fhonv vas suddenly called 10 NeW-1or Dy tle
death OF Mrs stanton she expects 20 be In Buffalo
the o the convention
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

e ! d ers. The
pretty dre S s
shown exempli-
fies them most
6 a s factorny.
and is as becom-
Ing to childish
figures as II is
stylish. AS shown
il is made of blue
linen m a dra s ,
trimmed W ii h
needlework. and
is worn without
a guimpe, but the
design suits all
childish dre s )
materials, wool,
cotton and linen,
and a guimpe al
" a y 5 c a n be
added when the
I = IN N - = . ftrra
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
ALLEGED WIRE TIPPING GAME

THREE MEN ARRESTED IN HOTEL MARI..
BOROUGH CAFE
County Detectives Reardon and Hammond and
Detective Sergeant McConvle. of the Central OF
fee, arrested three men yesterday in the cafe OF
the Hotel Marlborough charging them with at
tempting TO defraud two persons by means OF the
wire tapping scheme The prisoners said they
were Edward Morton a clerk OF No 60 West
Seventy-secOnd-st.; Thomas Mcclure a horse
trainer Of No 13s West Thrtieth-st-. and william
Brown, a printer, Of Fortieth-st and broadway.
The cOmplainants Louis Pulaski OF No. $50
West One-hundred-and-twenty- and Peter
Rasmussen. Of No. 224 East Ninety-sixth-st- Tne
prisoners were arraigned before Justice Wyatt. Of
the Court OF Special Sessions. sitting a magis-
trate and were held in $50 bail for examina-
tion tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
HALLOWEEY PARTT.

Halloween festival" inelduins supper. games
stc is % be held tomorrow night BY the Nationa
Arts Club 81 ~ West rty-fourth-st. hea adquar-
issE. The Invitations read Prom p "a 20 nc- .
nG5r," and quests allowed n scoompsni~" 's
members
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

One OF the prettiest novelties in decorative china
IS in a point lace design. On plates. cups and
saucers. individual salts and bouon cups is fine
white lace tracery dark blue. old rose or
pink ground. with a thread OF gilt the edge
The centres and inside are white: Again. fruit
plate Will be dred in tho color. with the design Of
a fine square lace dolly thrown across the centre.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
MR. L4yGERMAy'S PERILOUS TRIP.
ST. LOUIS FAIR COMMISSIONER TO BRAVE
MOROCCAN FANATICIsM

Gibraltar. Oct. 2s-In view of the disturbed con
dttiOn OF the interior OF Morocco considerable in
terest manifested to-day in the departure
from here of Commissioner Iangerman. OF the
st. Louis Exposition. who started for Tangier
and Fee TO enlist the interest OF the Sultan Of
Morocco and secure important Moroccan ex-
hibit the fair.
The fact that Mr.. Langerman is vice-consuI gen
eral at Tangier and that he IS familiar with
Morocco and the friend of influential officials
hances his chance of success.
The latest reports from the Interior Indicate
state OF serious unrest. which II is believed may
break out into a rebellion and an attempt 20 IN
stal Mulai-MOhamed Sultan The present
Sultan. Mulai-Abd-el-Aziz. has incurred the
nifty and susplcion Of his subjects by the intro
duetOn into Morocco Of English advisers and
modern inventions. including telephones. auto
mobiles and a narrow gauge railroad.
A letter received from George c. Reed. a Kan
sas missionary at Mequinez. thirty-four miles
from Fee. with several other Americans. indicates
that numerous interior tribes have broken out
The roads. II Is added. are infested with bandits
and travel Is decidedly unsafe native sentiment
taking the form OF general anti-foreign crusade
Fanatics have torn up the survey flags marking
the line Of the Sultan's railroad, claiming that
they were emblems OF foreign suzerainty over
Morocco. Mr.. Reed continues.
I may say I consider the situation grave in
deed If the sultan is able 20 call the loyal tribes
to his aid. and quickly and thoroughly punish the
the recent raids and robheries he will make his
position all the more secure hut IL he does not
thfcken. If j were in Morocco merely for my
health I would make for the coast as soon as pos
up In Mequinez as rats In trap.
The English missionary. Mr.. Cooper. who was
murdered at Fez and whose murderer. by order OF
the Sultan. was seized and shot IN front OF the
before his death tahng a more Optimistic view
which was so tragically dissipated.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

IL was announced from London on October "a
that Mr.. Cooper had wife and two children at
Fee. and that there was considerable apprehen-
sion as 70 their fate. well that OF four
other women missionaries. in view OF the consid-
erabIe recrudescence of anti-foreign feeling in
Morocco
The same dispatch said that letters from the
Kansas mission al Mequinez composed OF twelvs
Americans. described the situation critical add
ing that the missionaries were shut Up like rats
in a hole" But it was further asserted that then
more recent dispatches from Mequinez tndica ted
that the rising of the Berber tribes had been sup
pressed.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF CHILD's
GUIAiPE FROCK. NO. Abs. FOR 10 CENTS
Box pleated frocks are fashionable for the
little folk as are the box pleated gowns for their
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

The news that Vice-Chancellor Emery had de-
cIded against the United States Steel Corporation
in the Hodge case a surprise to the
Street as it had been popularity supposed that the
essential points of this suit were practically COW
cred by the Berger which the Court OF Errors
and Appeals recently decided In favor or the steel
corporation, reversing Vice-Chancellor Emery $
finding The United States Steel shares were not
adversely affected by the announcement At the
Office of j. p Morgan & Co no comment on the
decision could be obtained beyond the statement
that the case would. OF course be appealed IN
ourers az the Office of Guthrie, Cravath & Hender-
SON of counsel the United States Steel Corpora
tion In the recent litigation received the following
memorandum by way of a statement:
Hodge VS. United States Steel Corporation: The
decision of Vice-Chancellor Emery hanHe6 1 Go~n N
The technical ground that the stockholders meet
Ing at Tnlcn tT was prematuTy held in that one
55avment of the first dividend upon the preferred
Psnrassnta.ives of the plaintiffs in the Hodge
C1TTiss-Smith suit the other hand declared that
b Ssfeei CoTporaton's bond-eOnversion plan would.
in ali probability, never De carried INTO erect IN
sIsting that although legal authorization might be
obtained through the holding OF another stockhOd-
ers' meeting. neyertneless gLher 9IestonS 5s1 Peen
raised by the Nice-C Chancelor which could not De
mel among them the legality of the provision In
@ sI-s fo withdraw or cancel the OfIer made on be-
half OF corporation as to all or any OF the bonds
The Berger action was brought early in June, and
the temporary injunction granted by the Vice
C,bauceIIOr was made permanent June I6 10
was three months later, on September Is. when his
decision was reversed ey 1he court OF Errors and
In the Hodge case and that the court OF last re-
that case as promptly il acted in the Berger
case, final adjudication upon the point now raised
by Vice-Chancenor Emery may be expected about
The Hodge case was brought 70 restrain the
corporation from converting 100000 OF the per
cent preferred stock into per cent bonds but it
has been the opinton O. the oorperaton's manage,
additional s5oo0noO Of bonds part of a single
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

Japanese raw silks both in plain and floral de-
signs. exceedingly popular for draperies. sash
curtains aud Innings for plush brOcaded hang
ings portieres and table covers, and the cotton
japanese horal kingdom. are at present more
popular than cretounes.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-30

There is pronounced fancy at present tor the
many coIored "jewelled" hanging lamps OF ORR
entail design. They are effective for vestibules.
narrow halls. cosey corners. boudoirs, smoking
and artistic bathrooms.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

Dr. David Kennedy's Salt Rheum Cream bel.
brthtr aaml. eaar. Sub. % aisrttlipshemntt. SOC.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

Siin mnotte pitt ho' nnret Hinf.
thi mart bar oIttrs | Erben; Metfi-
ben al bet unberite Saaen neiote OBJ,
% metiioen nf bet soeriie Sagen
penote neb. glne 5Gpperne par gInt.
teoe % triifne itramt neo, bet sperite
2osen Dor br9ttet neooper E9pper-
ne. bet bride EGppe bar brebt oper
bet Sele % Enoerne lat paa i'm
BIobs.
Gbitb fiseoe unoer Sengen, men
funoe life opSoee. at Seneflnoerne
bang neh noeetitebs. os bun % Char.
Iotte bar beese eniee l. at Rartba
Mdrie nh por bel irbsnet.
Charlotte ffube berpan piie lin
9%Dgtigbeb I Sengeppreoning, %
Martta Warie bier iaa bel nnber.
piit. at bum peo Mibooestib furoe
rebe op en- Sene l~teeiaapel nteb Ei-
meme luffebe, ion rtoar De bar aabne.
e. goutb's Gonrponion.)
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Saneerit0pnet.
Nrrr um ben itore sanserfsit ! Si.
Onr Sails lite, t2te % f3 be SnIi

Songerieiten | Sionr Sails. e.
Gaf.. ben lite, lite, 12te o. f3bc
Suii tegner til at blipe EN- aonife uaI.
minbeIig interesinit @eeipenbeo, %
geisget piI, efter hnnb pi mn erfarer,
rimelisbis bIipe aoIfiliet Itsrre, emo
man ira fsrit al bapbe t9nft iis. Sffe
alene bill gntnllet al 2 ongere
blipe forbolospis fort artaaeIig
benpeb 500 - men Der bill oeiaa
bIibe en- WRngoe SiIreiienSe fra
fiernt % tGr, iom ioor bill cpernGrc
SongeritGonet. Idor BERTH fom.
mer. at ben r%orif.bnnIfc Sresicfore.
ming iamtibig meb Sanserfeiten bar
Int anrIige Msoe / Sionr Sails. oil
BET let inoiees, botIfet betpoeIigt ar.
beioe gpens RorbmGnb bar for at
foa alting arrorgeret pno BET beoite
til ben itore Set. 9enne bill bIipe
holbt nnber 2ebeIie al "Winnebohu
Ranbsfor". Der er en- Screening paa
100 Weolemmer 90 en- al De melt of.
tipe | bet norboeItIige Saneerfur.
blinb. Wnnbsforet bar beitaaet Il,
ben 1890 og bet er life fsrite Gang
bet ubmprfer fig. goa S%nugiorc.
ntngens 8egne fitneerer fsIgeube
aorrite til at trpffc be f%ornsoue Sor.
berebelier til StGpnct: g. $. Glen,
q. 6. 2omeu, aopcfat q. $. aiInnb,
6. 6. 9rotrub.
9enne aomite er pberliecre for.
itprfet meb @. SilbobI, 6. @annp.
rub, 6. g. RogneiS, Soban Saeob.
ion, q. 9. Sobnion og g. s. Wor.
itab. I'll at mobtage 8i9iterne og
Sangerue er opnGpnt en- anben So.
mite, b~eitaaenbe al StatSiefretpr
Berg, @r.@ unernsr Inorerp 6. See,
forb. Statsiefret9r Sbomos Sbor.
ion og forb. Stotsiefret9r q. 3.
Ringsrltb. glue biSie peIfienote Rap.
ne er en- 9oreen for, at IobtneeIien
og arrongementerne bill bltbe Sen
bebIte.> arraueementsfomiteen bar
isr9et for ct ufperlenoe og rigbolbigt
groeram o9 bar iooIebeS cugageret
Sangertnben @tis Rnenn Gimme og
Saneeren 8iitof poImautit til al
optrGoe peb &oncerterue. On al Dis.
ie 9oncerter bill bIipe 9ipet Sreoag
Iften oe ben nnoeu 2sroo9 Iften.
2srong bill Der blioe en- itor 8arooe
meo Ell HigeIigbeb al Muiif., 5Iao'
tens itorc Srfeiter ira 0uIutb bill beI'
tage / 9nncerterne.
6elQenoe Songforcniu9cr ptl bel.
togc / Soften:
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

ieioe en- Iof fra Gpbct Of nit Sjerte:
Saf for SampGr o. Snmorbeibel
Ont init arbeioc. bpis SfrsbeIig.
beh babe & % irrIig Sub fierioer.
bill iep blot iise: Sea eIifer Zen 5or.
Strife. DEN at bet lille, ieg ff Raa.
be til at itorette, lpffebes ina bel, oct
bar ice - nrit Cub cher at toffe
for. Sbi ebers reSebonne aiGrIia.
beS, eoers operbGrenoe geIpilie,
eoers troiaite M~eSarbeibe ipisteoe
alorig.
Seq cIifcr Gen 6or. airfe. 3erior
taeer 3 mig bet pitt life tIoc op,
fiGre grebre. ON iea peofsier ct Bar
Spnnntrinaer / NfifeSeus Sime.
Snboier SeGoffret % logger set
paa SerrenS aIter!" Sntct or for
foot for Sriitus % hans airfr. Spar
irtet for airfenl Goers airrIighc6
% eoers aroft poe ) oen! 9eb. ar.
beib oe Iio for IeoeuSe ariitenoom
Renieheoerne! 9pe srimoig oe
iuubt ibet ! IGgaer g9st paa Gar.
neifoIen % ~ltngoommens ltnberois.
ming og SporaeeIie | 8uhs Orb!
9riia bel oeu M ioa beIeiIige SiS
til ct fraftiet Snoremisiiousorbeibe!
% GLEN life Sebningerne % Ssbcr.
me- Solh ubrsbeIig iammen | en-
oreetig aiGrIigbeb oa Snmorbeibe!
90 huff GorenitreSiuaen, grebrc!
9Iip oIbria trrt al at beSc % baobc.
at Sub after niI bstc iommen bort
fiprc oprepnc 8irfeioIt til rni9t %
frofttgt Snmorbcibe poa Sanobcs
ocnS 8rtnS!
90 mn SoroeI, 9rsore. IorpcI /
SSSeiu Nanu! @eI msSt hos @uS i
Den trhlmierenbe Strife!
% mn. 9rsbre, nnbefoIer ieg eocr
til 8itb % hans Roooes Orc. Tom
er mGgtigt til at opbpq1e eber %
gipc ebcr Irb bIun6t ole be ScIIiac,"
Goers / 9riito prbeoieit herginuc
g. Soumc.
Can Glare, 8iS.. 30te Mni 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

@innebobo @onosfor. 5iour
Soas, 2. g.. 8qea ansioreuins,
Canton, 2. o. Baltic Rauosfor,
Baltic. 2. o. giarne, grano Sorfs,
y. o.: Rorrsno. Sarge u. O. og
Noorbeao. Minn. GoruGnSenes
Snnsiprening. RinneapeGi8, Minn.
gifina minneapolis. @trm. Bar.
ben, MinneapoIis, @inn. Norman.
no, Duluth, Rinu.; 2iom. iSergis
Sails, Ninn. /; RormHnoeueS Gang.
%forenine, ct. gmul; Srom. St. galI,
Rinn. 2nren. Socorob, ga; 8riea
Innosfor Sort Sooge, So. Rprae,
Cafe Drills, So; RormGnoenes
Sangforenins, Siour Gitp. Sa.;
9ormauna Sauserfor, 2n Grosic,
@iS. Rororon, 8elt Superior,
8is.; apoao, RinneopoIi&, Rinn.
aieruIf, RiuneopoIis, Wirn.; 2ett
Secbs, e. O.; Rororaof, Mobiion,
9. o; 8aufen, Rosiet, Ga; hinge
spea, Geu Sope, Q. 6; 9ebrens,
Snmonb. ga; Soeatrn, COUNSELOR.
RI, 2. .. 9tsie or MebIcmmer al
oct ~noropeitIige Sonoerforbuno.
0esuben beItnser Oct norifc San.
g~erforbunb, Chicago. Su.; Ncrm9n.
henes, 9isrspin. Den norifc 8lec.
fIltb, Den uorife RpartetfIub.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

prFpthafe not T0r en- prsps, 'rt ~. Dot
DR.. David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout.N.Y
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Nurpthea Dir.

s ben lille 9p Sampton | Woine
bar man ferret ben rapnfunbiee 90.
rotbea 8irs Sunbreoenars SsbieIs.
bagsfeIt.
5oor mango Rerneifer | De Sor-
eneoe Stuter peb noget ON beube eI.
Ter benoes girfep Senbes 8irfiom.
beb fan %opiummeres / fan ORD. men
Snoflpoelien beraf fan man aIbrig
fulbt no mdaIe.
fSsrit par BET benbes SeitrpbeIier
for at frelie forlabte Born fra ltn-
bergana. 8enre Iisiion paabeepno.
tes / 8arren Street 9apel / Bolton.
og bette er enbnlt Gentret for Wisii.
onsarbeibet / oenrte gp.
Sor bet anbet - benoes herflili.
fife 9rbetbe meb at forifaffe orbentIis
Bleie for Sinosipge | StatsaipIer,
og bum bnilebe life, for bun bapSe op.
rettet iibnt9rfebe Sinbsipge. oiptta.
Ter / npiten bper eneite Stat | l1nio.
men.
Sor bet treble - SenoeS arbeibe
Iom Superintendent Of S99epleier.
iferne unber 8rigen neb Spbitater,
ne, for boiIfen Sieneite Sefretpr
Stanton efter 9rt9etts 'Sll,tnine TIL
BOO benbe bbilfeniombelit Gritat,
ming, bun snifeoe fig. Sun bob ON
at erboIbe lit 2anbs Stag. o9 Der
blen ba ipet benbe ct at SiIfe og bsi'
tioelig preienteret. @eb fin Gsb te'
itomenterebe bum BET til Saroorf
College, og Der bpnger BET ben 9ae
/ Dag / WemortoI 5an, NOR De Spg'
tooler Tom er opItinebe til Winbt
ON be Soloater, blm iaa emit baobt
pleiet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
n For kvmden E
Ger ~Ret0ras.g oIftn- ii Una donna
Ebitbs @ebnrfsSassaape.

& Here Tnge for g6itbg 8ebrrts-
bag Dor Der ct Sort iGitet paa gut.
tcrnes grbeibsp9reIie bporpaa Der
itoo at I1ie: "Sngen gogong uoen
ipecieI SilabeIie. gisernes Tps.
aierrigbeo tiItoe peo 2poen at Gam.
mer, Sag % SspeI.
Clarence og gniiI beparene Dog
Semmeligbeben forfietig. % flor bar
oerfor Bigebernenes Sperraifelie. oa
DC poo Gbitbs @eburtSbae foribt en-
Then M Serpant / 9egeltnen.
Gbitb poaitob, at Oct bar netop
bet moneIenoe Stpffe, bun trRngte
til Wartbn Raries Set MsbIer, %
bun taffebe fine grsore bierteIie o.
beapnote berpaa Itrnr at gine i'm liqe
Softer Charlotte ben 2ere / Senee.
opreoniug, iom bun Ipnee baphe
peniet paa.
Ssrit Loo bum Martba Marie itaa
op at Senger, % me6ens Charlotte
fl9bte benbe paa, orbneoe bun Seng.
flpberne til ltoluftning.
8eriom nogen trpr, at Gbitb bare
faiteoe ale &l9berne iommen oper
Sengefonter, tneer bum fell. Raor
man gisr iaalebes, fomner Der nG.
item ingen 2uft til 8epperne, oe DC
bpnaer oa ofte neb | 8ulpet og blir
itgneoe.
SIteoet benste gbitb bpert Stbffe
for fig oner TO StoIe, ioa at bier Del
bGen eobt Iitftet.
Oct iibite arbeibe | benne 2iift.
ninssproces bar at lsfte ben enc On.
be al ben lille Wfabras op, iaa at
2uften fltnbe trpnge inb UNDER ben.
Senbes Wama babbe ~fortalt @bitb,
at beriom man boblebe op Wahras.
fen biIoe Der blipe en- ting &pnfe !
Wibten al ben.
Chen, meb ct @inebam Sorfl9be
oper i'm aiole, fortiatte gbitb ueb
Reften at Rereisringsarbeibet. Gen.
bes Rama bapbe forGret benoe ct
npoeliet Tibet SsrflGoe, % boert
Stpffe blep mi forit9tig uoifet o9 at.
tsrret, 9omobebugen blep glottet oe
Spetlet pubiet.
R1t bar Sonoen | @bitbs ti-Dti.
mtters T~trneglos rirnbet neb, og bun
iaabe: "gtll tpnfer ni os, at Sengeu
er bIepen Iltftet en- Siu1e, oe iaa mao
Rurtbo Worte rebe ben OBJ.
Rortba Worie bleo berfor Tttaet
op bcnne peo Sengeu op paobuot al
oere rteget %opmprfiom.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Pov,nes itoite btlien.

&i Gage for fin 9sb los 6oruonS
Sopmc offottc Den iioliqerc / go.
item" n9pnte SfripeIIe til Sen Sor.
airfes Inrsmsoe. Bait. Cdnaierb
ifrcp Den. Selp bar Sonmc FOR ipue
til at ifrine. Otter at Den por IGit
for bon, iotte ban fit Nnon unber.
Oct blep iibite Gang ban ifrep fit
0oon. ltnberifriften bPrer iieIge
"Reform" WGrfe al. at 6aanoen
par IfiGIpenoe. SfriueIien loo / lin
SeIbeb iom fsIger:
Sil ben TSor. 8irfeS aarSmsoe.
9prebore 9rsore / &riIto, Ioabc
% 6reb! Seq anier bet for en- 2pfte
% @IGoe after en- Gong at iaa ienoe
eoer ct @ubifub - ben Gang ira NIT
Smertesleie - meb Eat % en- flo.
ite StIiert.
Set er itprfe 9aano, iom bitocr
os iummen, 9rsbrc. Oct er life blot
8ienbifnbet8 og @enifnbetS 9nonb
- al mere ~perionIig art. Den iiGr
er oct ariiti aiprIi9hcO& itrrfe
9oouo, oen frlles aiUrIiqheo til
airfen % bort aorelanec Somorbct'
De rroer fpncs 8lGber oQ Sorqer,
mango 2tbeIicr o9 flor @uo& %eIita-
nelic, % nonr 8ub MI Ieicr oiSic
9oorh loo or hct mia Ell Crond al