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Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
@inranfcrne bsr beIit plantes pat

ginranfcrne bsr belit plantes paa
6siere 2ano meo SSeloing moo Spo
eaer MOB Git. 5 en- iaaban StiQirg
er De | Iengite 2aget fire for ben
5roit ON Bearer % tibIig Sroit ON
Soften. Or De berimob pIontebe paa
lapere, flaOt 2anb, iaa er man iioiai
for, at en- eneite utioi9 6roitnat gisr
en- enbe paa ale 6orbaabninger ON
moone 1ruer for BET aar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
gDsget % Sapren ber rifles, eifer

at 9robben er ID CONNER 5si
bpis man life bar Sib til at gjpre
oct fsr. Oct oil eiere Dem goo,, 90
bet oil osiaa, ,taar "Sarbeiten" fonl.
mer, piie fig at pGre ioroafaItiet
berpeo, at man oa fan title Heaper.
fnipen meget lnpere, | SilfGlSe!
Straaet bar "Iost iis".
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
e Myfige Raad % Nink @

Zen So, iom life er iitan6 til at
boIoe MeIfen ira Worsen til aften,
foar man f'nbe iig | at meIfe ire
8ange ON 3ogen. Get er, iaapibt os
befienot, ben eneite Sur, iom Der er
at anpenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1888. Sp: On ieg ienoer en- Billet
ill Gorec ill en- Rcrion meo ben Sprs
i~tnoeIic. at famine Ferion, a ban
tommcr berobcr, itaI nrbctbe op @ergene
og bctaIc mig Ncm tiIbagc. ian ban ba
life fonlmc oper paa en- FABIAN Sicfet2
Set or inocnlunoc foritonet, at ban ifaI
orbeiSe bos mig. 6an fan arbetbe, boor
ban bill.
Goar: Ser er oiit iu8entiua / geien
for, at De fan Iaaue BAN Senge til Billet
meb en- FABIAN 6oritaaeIIe, Soab 2Open
bill forbtnore or 3noierieI al 8oIt. iom
poo 6orbaann bar iub8aaet aontratt ON
at ubfcre ct piit 4rbcioe eFter anfoniten
BERTH. Cm en- berboeube gerion bill
birIpr en- 9etienOt cGer Slrgtning / bet
9nutIe 2nno til at ubuanbre og Iaauer
bam DC ~forteoue ReRge I'll 6oerrciieu,
iaa or bette en- priDat gag, Iom life torua
mer neutrality-suspicious. peo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
Sninsfulera. On belfienot iSor,

SptHytplera Gn peirlenot iSar'
mer, Tom / tibIigere Gage bar peret
uoiat for at mite mango Spin al
oenne Spgoom bar offentligsiort lin
Grfarine. San ct al ben 6ormening,
at er ct Ipr engang angrebet, fan
Oct life b~elbrebes; men Ger er Wib-
Ter, bporpeo Spgoommen fan for.
binores. San tiger: Gnfelte Spin
eQer enbog imaa 8loffe paa Ter q
otte Stpffer, iOm etes al en- enfeEt
Wano, angrtbe8 iipIOen, % olorig
bar man bapt Grentpel paa, at Spg.
oommen nogeniinoe er opItaaet
blanbt benz.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
Ger or fire gotter SABRE | Seite.

ger or trc Eotter Sabre | SeIte'
'frapen," tiger ct aammelt ORD. NE.
ninger er noturIigpis ben, at beu
baaIige 8uos er Of itor getponina
for SeIteus Sripiel % 8elp9re, iao
ben oa bolbes | COB Staro nteo min.
Ore 8rsn. or Der nogen, fom Ora.
ger bette | SpiI iaa Lao bam fun;
foretage en- lGngere erIig 8rsoe,
iaa foar ban i. Sommetioer fan
bet bore nofioa fropt ON Sapreu,
men en- oreentlig Sfrape bar enbper
Raab~tiI at bare, % Sio til at BRUCE
ben iattes Der better life unotagen
hos Den, iom intet SierteIag bar for
fine Tpr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

a~plinserne trpnser inaen Mtab
bet fsrite 1ser, efter at De er fomne
ito al Gfalet. 9ette er ingen lss
Rnaitauo eler rprepet 9eori, men
en- Sprbom, iom erfaring notion
bar itabfpitet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

mentc. bar ba bans Ssiienoc efter Rins
neiotdS 2ppe noeen Aet til arp, eIlcr
fan aioeSes entc behoIoe belle giens
bonmen2
g. iad Sab oil oa ocres Sorniie
otter gntens 2sb eaa upcs til bences
Grninger2
Soar: 1. gufen or berettiget til belle
gieuSommsr, raar Der ineeu gern er.
9, "a.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

DEN Grano, iom pIsies, naar ben
er aItfor Daao. pi[ bore uoiat for at
Iioe Gfabe, iom BET bill tage Here
aars Gio at eiere GOD isien, tiger
en-, Tom talar laf Grfaring. Oct bill
berfor bore goot, pn1 5armeren sDer
nogen Joriigtigbeo | bette Stpffe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

Den Spmalfiuen "6usuennel", iom ieg for
ca. II Waaneber itben moOtog, er tilfrebsitiIel.
De / alle Maaber. Den gipr iaa gobt arbeibe
Tom npsen auben Spmaifine til ben bobbelte
Bris, iaa lea a~nbefaler ben til enbuer, iom life
bar llogen. Srast bar $3.50. Mrs. q. 9agerL
.GDals QIarrn g. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1892. Sp.: sSpao Sib rrtages Sns
nianerIanbet paa GeoiIs 2afe 8eIerpas
tionen | Norb Gdfota at bIipe aabnet for
Scttlerc, % tpoo er ben melt iuroipns
lt8e Waaoe bet oil bIipc anbnet pao?
Snar: gnNnu piOes Inlet meS Senipn
BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1878. Sp.: Seq ioIste min Snrm
forIeoeu CONNER. % oa par life Storn's
einoncrne paa Suist. Sec bcOne Sem
uemlia ophtp1rst paa Ct auoet SteD /
2Iiet % iatic Dem paa i8ieu forIeocn
SOFT. gu fororer aicberen GinSucrne.
Snr ban Hct til bent, Rdr irgcnting
bur nrDut Srrpm oeS 6anosICn?
Goar: 5piS &~i1Oucrue bar forarbetS
b;he for Quiet, cr DC SidDercnS StcuNoru.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1879. 81; SEQ Dor I @irnsiotu. %
min Sore CT Soo. &H bar in8cu Barn
Eapt. San IN bcrbe6 6ornIore f%orIane
&C no8sn @ro, cher ian ieg bebOIoe aIts
f~aatnter ietp.
sr1r: Z bar aet ii! at beboyoc bcIe
C>yes &Gy:rus cftcr,1otc 6crune,
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
2aben sorreiponoance.

Pprt~ srcsrrrnI /! hcrne sfnttira hefnnres az
Shsnfnferue q. n. Tosncs, Mfcrtccicco. Mstru.
Ga sahr rufk. nenhtfsr. mte.
@nsrnarori frn Nertoner, Tom TIE cpatbsr
Err 7arue TIL nennFticren, hefpnres TIE.
enrrurre tfhrs offntte Has &pfrasrtnai 81
Hart ~ tnhettat Srrpd-
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
Tef Tannrr m iffr

Oct lpnner fis life at betale en-
bot Bris for SGbeforn, iom iises
at fiinne fren1brinee 5--6 Ifs paa
bper Stilf. @obt aorn ffal man
BRUCE til llOiHo, bet er bit og ianot,
men Del, iom irembringer ct eaer TO
bra afs paa Aper Stilf, er sobt ttof.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1890. Sp,: SbaO SiS ifaI 8ooiebuS,
~8eierpationen aabneS for Settlement?
Soar: 9et peo man cn0nu life.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1887. sp.: &da hoiIfen Gag | ltsea
bar Sen Site Sui: 1889 90 iaume 8ato
L 1916?
Goar: SenbolOsois en- Snsoa9 % en-
Sreoaa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1880. Ee: !. 8ou en- MunS 8toe
Iprt9IQc ! aIc arc1tnrer paa 6drnttn
uhcu at Nonen oeo ON bet, oar bun cr
ben. ion1 tQqtr &nrc pan neu12
2. Ranr ben glauS % Gons 8acr
fra b0cranorc, tpor me9et tiItonrmer
io1 6euoc af 9oet, nlar bIn bcboloer
be uunpnSiQc @err?
s. CIR en- 4u'tru forpIigtct til at be-
tale BirIS %tiIinmmcu meO Ranoen,
unor han bar paaoraget ii8 ben peo tad
beIi9 SpefuItlon?
Gsur: /. "a, ioruSiat bet er bans
gienbcur, Set bill itge, bois ban bar ben
/ fit 9aon.
2. Set bill ubsIutfcrbc afh9uge al,
boao Retten timber pusisube at ttItienOe
benbe. 0onr Rdub o9 Spue Ift1es, er
Bet nemIig 9omitoIeneS Gag at belle
gicnoommen metem Dem, inaleofs icnl
Get og 8ctfrrbiebro bpbcr, efter at ale
SmitGnbigBcber er tlenote. Raar, ionl
uauoGrenoe 9ilfnIoe, aonen er ODER
Srnset GmIoreen for @erncne, ta8eS
bette / 8~etrastriug, og ct itsrrc @cIgb
bill blipe benbe t%ilitaoct, cub ON 6orboIs
bet bar anberIeoeS.
8, 5uitruen cr life a~uioarIig for
IanoerS 8iGIO unotogcr for Ssbemibs
Ter % andre Sorneoeubebsr. Nnocu
@irIb fan hans areoitorer fsI9elig life
inobrioc bos 8onsn eler eisre arap pan
ifaI betnIeg at benbes @tenoom.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1901. Sp.: San en- @anb bebolbe i'll
Someiteao peo at lebe paa bet en- Sang
bier Iiette Raaneb?
Sbar: Rei.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1885. sp.: :. aon ?, roc mI1.
AoorLe3ea 9Ioy0cs Vy:>cpalttmtnt.
I0rt3ic itnl jH,.,a
=. &ur ell Ncli,a %@r a. l.. 'tH>
er ou0en it2Bac %l,cnt;wcl ~ Zen
14oe Gc6ruor?
3. oor man Cor I'll at icua. in9a,
@1IeHtlnsr a~ienncm be N9r,rcot ztl
ters 4oitoCicnI
! San man ian fla %f1sr I.ieuo,
mob Soitoptroo hex / >anN,. 1as',m ,
Gorge?
8. 9or man Qoo II, at Al. @rgo.Der
itju,t pua fig, man blr ,u Zunl nj
% GouarE ! QoHrncn?
6. Gr ner @'renic at ioa tl5tt N
Gtater / Wlrnciota for at ioo Cor Il, 1t
here RepoIber?
ebar: !, I'm noritc Qoinmrc,ic,
SriftlonIa.'
9. Com fgr oglnt, cr Ser ingcu Cor
mob "@]nIenttnea", % BET giar ~forIaa0io.
Inlet Ill So8cM crten be ienocs for cQer
efter ocn 1lOe Etbrunr.
3. 2tfc, bb3s be inbc9olocg uogei
Fibrigt eler uauitGuot8t.
4. 3ci.
B. Sci.
@. aei.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1888. Sp.; Seq bprer mig uo til en-
Gan0 for 10 Goaar5 S2aaueber; efter
at ie9 bapne prrtt Der en- Rannep, ifuIs
Dc ie8 foo 8oa poa StoIc, % ieg git !
StoIen to Raaneotr, men "a ban itrls
De betaIe mig, nG8teoc ban at bctale uttg
for be 2 Raane9cr. for ban Tiger, bnn
bar aIori8 betoIt no8tt III noQcu, iom
bar Qoaet eaa Sfo.e; men bar lttt lea
min fu1oc &cr ii. @tngcnc. i%anIGnQc Der
life nar (a.c ON nrott?
Soor: 9pla C0trruzfomItcn por, At
&c itu,nc booe 10 Collars ". Maoueo
ben G,o, = att poa Stolc. oil @Iouotu
b.tpc noft ii II 52taIe. tooN 5 ror in
IlCR on; men M Der jn1cn uorntscs
Zig G0crcne'omo: ocp>m. u. Cr u,pp,
toutme uo6s3 Vel.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

smaabsru elifer Or. &ooo's Norman
&ine Snrap. Sebaselie at tase; fnlos
itGnoiat harmleit; iiifer shfr for Soite.
6orfielelier, gronditiS, aitbma.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1856, Sp.: /. 3anr en- Ranb oer
barHlS5 og life efterIaber no9et 3eitas
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1882. Sp.: /. San en- Grotaser. Tom
Dor / Roree, fOrIarge ct Soe iftftet for
at fau fin Gel, tuer fan en- gnfe uben
oibere itboe / uififtet Soc, iaaI9nae bun
Iener?
9, SaIbisItenoe aroer 10 / 2iebeo meb
Seli6ifeube, life iarbt?
Soar: /. SbemiombeIit at GfSebes
Sreottorer eIer arbinger bar 9let til at
inSienSe a~rSrascnoe ON, at Der uSnGbs
mes en- Gbminiftrator. Set gier Inlet
til So9en, booroiSt gnten Ieocr euer Ell.
@nfen er beretti9et til en- pts Sci at
Ranoeus cfterIaSte gienbom. 8euue
Sci fan life ~fratases benoc pab nogen
Sorfsinin8 fra Stiftcretten5 SHE cher
oberbubebet paa n~ogenioutbcIit @aabc,
fanfremt bun poaicr, at benoe6 Suffer-
ester / Sagcu bIioer b~aretagnc.
2. 9ois @srnene bar famine Saoer,
men life iautme @oDet, CT Be berettieet
til Iige aubeI / Snbereus gieuopm, men
life nFOOcubi9ois / bcnocs.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1891. Gp.: 3 5bnr paa 90. 1880
itaar bet, at Rem falersre Ssrite ytatiOs
ualbanf / Seeornb bar betalt AZ Sroeent.
Seq bar nm faaet Al Sroecnt.
Sbar: @i inSer. at Al Yroeent er
alt, iom er uSbetaIt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-23
TRAINING NAVAL OFFICERS.
Increase in the Demands Of the Service
and It's Supply,

eve now name a cadet for Annapolis
every two years." said Representative Geo.
E. Foss who was the efficient chairman of
the committee on naval affairs in the last
House, where we used to name one every
four years and once in six years when l
first came here. The course included two
years on the sea after graduation from
Annapolis but the increase Of the navy has
meant such an increase in the number OF
officers that we now have at Annapolis
more than double the number Of cadets at
West Point.
There is an old saying that you can
make major general with the stroke of
pen, but that 1t takes forty years to make
an admiral. This Is more true now than
ever before because the profession Of the
naval officer is more technically scientific.
The day Of Jack Tar, the hero Of Cooper
novels who understood the wind and the
water and sails and had the sea habit has
passed away. The wonderful development
Of modern ship building has revolutionized
not only the construction of ships, but has
changed the whole training Of seamen.
The seaman Of today is trained machinst
or trained gunner. and has to deal with
mechanism almost exclusively. This must
be recognized in the training Of the officers,
too They are making him an engineer,
at the same time requiring all that was re-
quired Of him under the old regime. To
control ship he must understand engines
and boilers and electricity and a host Of
OF before the famous fight at Hampton
Roads. The monitor is the prototype of the
modern battle Ship except that each one is
a number of monitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-23
Member Of Faculty.
Army Orders

Lieut. Col. John A. Hull judge advocate,
has been relieved from duty in the depart
ment of the Missouri and ordered to this
city for duty in the Office of the judge adj
vocate general.
Capt. J. w. Clidden, 25th Infantry, has
been relieved from duty in the Office Of the
Judge advocate general, War Department,
and ordered to take station at st. Paul,
Mimi, for duty as acting judge advocate
of the department of Dakota.
First Lieut.. William G. Doane, 18th In
fantry, has been ordered to Omaha, Neb.,
for duty as acting Judge advocate of the
department of the Missouri.
Second Lieuts. John J. Burleigh, 22d In
fantry; Henry S. Brinkerhoff, jr., 4th In
fantry; A. A Hoffman, 4th Infantry; F. s..
Turton, 22d Infantry: E. E. McCammon,
ODD Infantry. and Philip Remington 22d
Infantry, have been ordered to Manila, P.
l., on the commercial steamer leaving San
Francisco about December /, there being
no space available for them on the army
transport leaving that port about the time
indicated.
Contract Dental Surgeon John Fl. Hess.
now on duty at West Point, N Y, has been
ordered to temporary duty at Fort Ethan
Allen, VT.
First Lieut.. Henry A Hanigan. 5th In
fantry, has been relieved from duty in the
department of California and ordered IA
join his regiment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-23
NEW "HELLO" NUMBERS.
Certain Telephone Users Subject to
Changes Just Made.

Telephone users north of L street and
east of Rock creek are getting accustomed
to new numbers. Saturday night the
change was made. and although the COM
pany notified each subscriber that his in
set Of numerals, naturally each one did not
keep 1t in mind. The result was that when
persons tried to call up some one in that
section and asked for the old number they
were set right at the main Office. In some
cases there was delay and misunderstand-
ing.
In a few days the new telephone book
giving the changed numbers VIII be dis
tributed. and then subscribers will be able
to avoid mistakes by referring to the print
ed page.
The need Of providing new numbers for
telephones in such large area Of the city
trict, which is known as north" The large
four story building which has been rented
at the northwest corner of 14th and r
streets is now occupied as an exchange, and
Saturday the transfer Of the telephone
wires in this section from the main -
The main Office has been relieved Of some
$500 telephones, and with this new branch
and one in the west and one In the east,
the service Is completed as far as the ex-
change offices are concerned
The erection of this building as well as
the one for the main Offices and the laying
of new conduits, represents an extensive
series of improvements which this company
began some time ago, and Is now carrying
to completion. The expenditures { Sgregate
a large sum of money, but the increased
facilities will make 1t possible to give not
only good service but one that will be ad-
equate to meet the needs of a growing
community like Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-23
STRUCK BY TRAIN.
italian Laborer Fatally Injured Near
University Station.

An italian laborer. whose name was re-
corded by the police as Michael de Falco
was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train
near University station and fatally injured
yesterday morning about 1 O'Clock. His
death occurred at the Casualty Hospital
two hours later. The victim was employed
on the work of making improvements which
were rendered necessary because of the
construction OF the terminal station. He
was struck by south-bound train while
crossing the tracks and his skull fractured.
A yard engine was dispatched to the scene
and the dying man was brought as far as
LIST and G streets. from where he was re-
moved to the hospital IN an ambulance
His body was removed to the morgue
where it was viewed by the coroner. The
case was investigated and Coroner hewitt
deemed an inquest unnecessary. 1t was
stated at the morgue that the body will be
held short time, and it will then be dis
posed Of according to law unless it is claim
ed by friends. This is the third body cared
for at the morgue from the italian camps.
One other laborer was killed and the third
one died from natural causes. The bodies
OF the others were not claimed and were
turned over to the local colleges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-23
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
SANDER Suits Dismissed - Defendants
Retract and Apologize.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CHARLESTOWN, w. Va, November %.
The suits for Islander brought by Miss
A. Salome Wingate Of Washington, for
merly of Shepherd College faculty; Mrs.
Jessie Reynolds, wife Of DR.. A. S. Rey-
nolds, a prominent physician of Shep-
herdstown, against Sheriff ]. D. Bill
myer, Mamie Bllmyer, his wife; Prof.
E. F. Goodwin of Grafton, w. Va, former
ly principal of Shepherd College, and ]. F..
Engel and r. C. Rissler, editors of the
Farmers Advocate of Charlestown, were
dismissed in the circuit court today. The
defendants retract the charges made by
them and apologized to the plaintiffs.
The suit against Sheriff Billmyer was for
a publication in a Morgantown paper; the
suit against Mrs. Billmyer was for publica-
ton of letter in the Farmers Advocate,
and the suit against Prof Goodwin was
that he had first given publicity to the
charges.
Negotiations looking to a settlement of
the suits out Of court were entered into
defendants, and Colonel Forrest w. Brown.
counsel for the plaintiffs. In consid-
Grafton of retraction and apology by the
defendants, the plaintiffs agreed to dismiss
the damage suits, the defendants admitting
in open court that the charges they had
made and had caused to be published were
false, being based upon information which
az the time they assumed to be correct. but
which subsequent events showed to oe
wholly incorrect.
This admission Of the falsity Of the
slanderous charges against Miss Wingate
and the family of DIR. Reynolds brings to a
close sensational case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-23
Placed Under Bond of $500.

James E. Smithers. fifty-five years old.
formerly a clerk in the District building,
was held under bonds of $500 in the Police
Court today on a charge OF making threats
of personal violence against his wife. CO.
lumbia Smithers. Judge Scott was told
that Smithers was under the influence OF
liquor at the time An additional charge
of theft was filed against him, but hear
ing of the case was postponed until FRI
day because of the absence from the city
of Bruce Cotton, whose overcoat Smithers
is accused of stealing from the fremont
Hotel several days ago. He was released
on his personal bonds for his appearance
to answer to the latter charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

LONG MEADOWS-Samuel w. Tucker, jr.,
ct ux to Sarah B. Kinds, lot 1876, block
u; $40.
TWENTY SEVENTH STREET NORTH
WEST between I and K streets-Edgar
s. McCeney ct al. to Frank E. Padgett.
original lots II and II, square 5; $40.
Helen Watkins to same. same property;
81. Thos. r. Suter, jr., to same, same
property; IS.
ALLEY between 1st and I'd. and e
streets northwest-Lewis Holmes ct ux.
to Howard L. Wilkins, part lot Al.
square 571; So
7th streets-John H. Arendes ct ux. to
Thomas w. Johnson. trustee, part lots
0 and II, square S77; SO. Thomas W.
Johnson. trustee. conveys same property
NO. 1245 KENESAW STREET NORTH
WEST-George c. Esher ct ux. to VIII
lam L. Aughinbaugh. part lot 3. block q,
Columbia Heights; SO.
NO. 1910 nth STREET NORTHWEST
Rebecca c. Black ct viz. Ulysses G., to
Charles B. Purvis. lot %, square 3O5; So
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST between
r and s streets-Charles B. Purvis ct
3, square 1893: $40.
DOUGLASS-Matthew B. Donnelly to Mon
umental Savings Association. lot go; $35
NO. 321 A STREET SOUTHEAST-Wm A.
derson, lot SO, square 1888; $40.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Frank w.
Hart ct ux. to Henry a. Taft. lots
and 8, block 1: SO, 800.
NO. 400 9TH STREET SOUTHEAST-Wm
A. Henderson ct ux to Isaac II. Hen
derson, lot %. square s45; $40.
NO. 300 G STREET SOUTHWEST
Michael J. Nolan ct al. to John L..
Nolan lot co. square $40; $40.
NO. 2615 VIRGINIA AVENUE NORTH
WEsT-Charles H. Davidson to George
T. Klipstein lot %, square 8; $40.
NO. 2613 VIRGINIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST--John J. Lightfoot ct ux. to
same, lot Fl. square 6; $40.
NO. $40 TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
Benjamin w. Guy ct ux. to Emma E.
Berkeley. part lot II, square 973; $40.
EFFINGHAM PLACE-Robert w. Nc
Pherson ct al, trustees, to Mary p.
Mynsbridge, part lots 10 and 20, block
10; 1890.
FIRST ADDITION TO AMERICAN UNI
VERSITY PARK-John d. Croissant ct
al, trustees, to Wilbur F. Albright, lots
30 and 81, block 80; 81, 200.
ESLIN ESTATE-John c. Cassidy to John
B. Henderson, lots 1873 and 1874; So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-23
Couldn't Fool Him.

Many doctors forbid their patients to drink cof-
fee but the patients still drink II the sly and
thus spoil all the Doctors efforts and keep them
selves sick. Sometimes the doctor makes sure that
the patient is not drinking coffee, and there was
a case Of that kind in st. Paul where a business
said:
AFTER a very illness last winter which
almost caused my death the doctor said Postum
Food Coffee the only thing that could drink
and he just made ME quit coffee and drink Postum
My Illness was caused by indigestion from the use
of tea and coffee.
The state of my stomach was so bad that II
became terribly infamed and finally resulted In a
rupture. had not drank Postum very long before
my lost blood was restored and my stomach was
we'll and strong, and have been using Pos.
tum for almost q year. When got up from
bed after my illness weighed es pounds and now
my weight Is 120.
There Is doubt that Postum was the reason
for this wonderful improvement and shall never
20 back to tea coffee, but shah always stick
to the food drink that brought me back to health
and strength" Name given BY Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich.
Look in each package for q copy Of the famous
uttls book. ''Ths Road = WsuvilloS"
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Seventy-five people out

Seventy-five people out
of every hundred eed
Scott's Emulsion just at
this season; the other
twenty five would be bene=
fitted by it-there's scarcely
amy ONE whose general COM
dition would not be inn
proved by Scott's Emulsion
at this time of the year. 1t
puts ON solid, healthy flesh
and builds up the whole
body.
That is what Scott's
Emulsion is guaranteed to
do. AS Scott's Emulsion
has been the standard for
thirty years this guarantee
means something.
BY reason of the great
scarcity of cod liver oil just
now substitutes of all kinds
are being offered to the
public.
Insist upon SCOTS Emul-
sion and you will get the
pure oil and the best emul-
sion made.
Wen send you q sample free. upon reQueey
SCOTT & BOVINE. zoo Pearl Street. New Yoz1