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be issued BY the trunk lines. will be put

be issued by the trunk lines. will be put
vi Pr esd t't &. W ". stevens Of the chesa-
peake and Ohio, has gone to California;
According to the report Of the Lake
Shore, the percentage OF operating ex-
fngs was 1929 against 9.04 in 1901.
Mr.. c. w. Booth has been appointed
assistant general superintendent or the
Wisconsin Central. with HEADQUARTERS
Railroad progress In Russia has been
rapid since 1890. though the mileage OF
the country Is still insignificant III pro-
portion to It's area and population.
Mr.. Hugh l.. Bond. who. has become
second vice-presidcnt Of the Baltimore
and Ohio. was previously general attor,
ney. Mr.. Bond Is forty-five years old ana
is a native of Baltimore.
The American Railway Master Mechan-
les Association will hold their 1913 con-
vention at Mackinac Island. Mich. June
: Western roads have decided to con-
tinue to. run homaeeekers' excursions on
the first ard third Tuesdays of each
month up to and including September.
A special train carrying offic1a!s on
the Atlantic City branch of the Phila-
delpha and Reading road Is stated to
have covered IS 1-2 miles from Camden
to Atlantic City In forty-tWo minutes. The
figures indicate n sustained average OF
70 IA miles an hour.
During the year Just ended the Boston
and Maine pnrchsassed sixtsy-one locomo.
tho prices prevailing in 1899 they would
have cost $SS3,26l This shows an increase
in cost of slS2s9. or about 20 per
cent. r
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WHERE. TO SPEND THE SUMMER
AT G, & O.,RESORTS.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway have
issued their Summer Folder for the sea-
son OF 1908, giving list OF summer homes
on that line and Which can be obtained
from the Chesapeake and Ohio ticket
Offices. or by addressing w, Q, Warthen'
d. p. A., chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Richmond Va.
This folder Is handsomely illustrated,
giving the rates at the various seaside.
mountain resorts and summer homes for
which the Chesapeake and Ohio is par
ticularly noted.
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Civic Conscience.
ANNUAL COUNCIL

Protes tant Episcopal Church and Meet
Ina Daughters Of the kIna WInches-
ter. Va. Reduced Rates Via r., F., and
p. r. r,
The II. F. s. p. r. r. will sell round
trip tickets to Winchester. Va, via WASH
ington and b. s Q. II, r., for the above
occasions,
Rate from Richmond 1895. including
transfer OF passenger and baggage
through Washington in both directions,
Tickets ON sale May 18TH, 18th and 10Th.
final limit May 10Th. 1908. Leave Rich-
n,ond 1906 noon. arrive Winchester 7;ca
r. M.
Apply to ticket agents. Byrd Street, Eli
h,t or Main Street Stations, or Richmond
Transfer Company. $40 East Main street.
Jefferson Hotel or Murphy's Hotel.
w. r. TAYLOR. g
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BeWitchiI7g ParasOIs.
DrEaH Stock.

to spndidy prepared
able get the effects
do-to
ufle
yable style quality prices
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The American Way.

| ne american way.
French cabinet makers have discovered
a way OF preparing sawdllst SO that 1t
can be pressed and used as artificial
wood work. Over here we put dash
OF sugar and cream on 1t and call 1t
breakfast food.-MerIden Commercial
journal
For First Blood.
The New York World. which started
It's boom for the denomination Of Grover
Cleveland In February, can hardly be
blamed for reminding It's readers that
the Brooklyn Eagle. which was then try
Ing to bring forward Judge Parker as
candidate, declared: "Mr, Cleveland has
~ idea OF hazarding his unique histori-
cal fame by candidacy that might fail
of nomination. Even We're that Sc
cured he might fail of election, owing tc
the inveterate prejudice against putting
the presidency for a third term In the
hands OF any one man. Since that time
the Eagle Editor has seen great light
He now thinks the third term objection
is not such serious one, after all
Hartford Times,
Real Patriotism.
The woman who objected to the furnish
ing of the White House because the
piano of the East room was not solid gold
should not be laughed at. All American
women should feel that there is Moth
Ing too good for the White House,-Chi-
cago Inter Ocean.
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Suitable Davis Memorial.

Suitable DAVIS M em0rlal.
Discussing the style OF Davis memorial
to be erected In Richmond, the Newport
News Times-Herald offers this sugges-
ton:
1t seems to us that the best possible
memorial to Mr.. Davis would be to erect
good substantial Davis Memorial
Hall" at the Confederate Soldiers Home
Mt Richmond and end NV 1t with. a capaci-
ty to care for goody number Of needy
Confederate from the Southern States, al
lowing each state its pro rata according
20 It's contributions. and the grand camp
OF each state could fill the vacancies as
they occur In the representation from
their various states
Thus would the money be made to serve
to make life more tolerable for the In
dlgent soldiers. and at the same time the
memorial to Mr.. Davis would be com
plete,
When the last Confederate soldier shall
have answered the great final roll-call
there will still be use for the memorial
for the poor we have always with us, and
the Davis Memorial Hall NAV go down
through the centuries boon to mankind
rather than simple marble shaft COM
memorating the virtues of one man, but
bringing no blessing to the generations
to come.
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comes from the editorial column of the
Harrisonburg News:
The development of spirit OF caste In
such patriotic societies as the Daughters
OF the American Revolution, Colonial
Danes and Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, has been quite noticeable IN recent
years. and to such an extent that mem
bership In one or more of these assocla-
lions has come to be regarded as pre-
requisite to admittance into what IS
popularity known as Society. This is
of course an un-American tendency and
1t Is wholly at variance with the Demo-
cratic spirit which animated the ore
fathers of those who are now most strict
~ eligible to membership In the older
patriotic organizations.
Figure In Danger.
Here is a gloomy view from the Alex
andria Gazette:
President Roosevelt made several
speeches in California yesterday. At
Waterville he predicted that the United
States would control the Pacific ocean In
the near future. Old-fashioned people
who have ever viewed expansion with
more or less apprehension are beginning
to count tho cost of the sudden develop
ment Of the United States into a grasp
ing and yoracious power, that Is not con-
tent with domineering over an entire con-
tnent and spreading Its tentacles from
the Atlantic to the Pacific but now signs
to control an ocean eight or ten anti
podes The United States has been Xix
ened to huge giant with his head pill
lowed in perpetual SHOWS and his feet
basking In the tropics So long as the
colossus stays on this continent he may
remain intact, but when he stretches
into Asia the figure may end In rope Of
sand.
The Parcel Post.
The Bristol News makes the following
plea:
There Is a growing demand for ade-
quae parcel post service IN this country.
K has been established in Europe In
many Instances and there is every rea :
son to believe 1t would pay here. But
one thing Is needful, get tho Express
Company lobby out of the way
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Nothing New.

NOtnlng tINeW.
Wireless telephony, between boats or
ships was practiced long before Hertz
wave telegraphy was heard Of. Professor
John Trowbridge, of Harvard. was one OF
the first to propose it, and Graham Bell
demonstrated Its feasibility over distances
OF half mile on the Potomac at least
twenty years ago. Since that time scores
OF inventors have attempted the same
thing. The chief difference between the
older and later experiments Is that the
first ones involved simpler apparatus and
apparently gave better results than more
recent endenvors, like those of Mr.. Col
Inns on the Erie ferryboats the other day.
When he and his friends once grasp the
fundamental truth that water Is an ex-
tcellent conductor of electric currents, and
Ignore the ether completely. they may
get on better-New York Tribune.
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Hill. The old bell has become recog-
nized as g sort of patriotic missionary.
1t has travelled much and far, AMI
| wherever 1t goes 1t Is received with
honor and enthusiasm. In this way It
still carries forward Its mission of pro-
claiming liberty Throughout the land.3
to all Inhabitants thereof" Some Phila-,
delphians would prefer to keep this pre-
clous relic at home. but 1t really belongs
! to the whole nation. We are only the
custodlans of 1t here, and as long as 1t
Is carefully guarded from harm It's
| travels are OF advantage to the country
at large. and bring credit to Philadelphia
MS we'll. Certainly, IL the bell goes any
where. 1t should go to Boston on Bunker
| Hill Day. But why twenty-four council
men should so along is not SO evident.
! A few policemen could protect the bell
| much more efficiently and with much
greater dignity. not to speak OF economy,
and Philadelphia would be much more!
proud of the exhibit. The greatest OBJ
lection to sending the bell away from
home Is the accompanying junket-Phila-
delphia Bulletin.
For Home Consumption.
The st. Louis papers insist stoutly.
that the dedication affair was managed
most capably and admirably; and that
is all right. But they should issue a.
confidential city edition admonlShinS
citizens that such stupid bungllng must
never be permitted to occur again.
Kansas City Journal.
New Richmond in Field.
Senator Lindsay. Of Kentucky 4 has as
George Gray. OF Delaware, to the list OF
those proposed for the Democratic NOM
nation to the presidency. Judge Gray's
concentrations for the place are to pc
found in the fact that he. is decidedly
lie from service in the United States
Senate, and has later been IN the way aS
his report as chairman of the Coal Com
mission, 1t Is not stated as to Whetner
he. voted for Mr.: Bryan. but he was
late years Ills appointment to the bench
came from President Mckinley. who had
previously made him q member OF the
commission that negotiated the treaty
with Spain at Paris. Ills state ,iocaiity
Is entitled To but three electoral votes
In presidential elections. and Mr.. ], Ed
ward Addlclts is probably to degree how
they shall be cast In l0N,-Boston Her
aid.
Civic Conscience.
The lnexplIcabe thing about Minneapo-
in the executive. and having received con-
elusive evidence OF his corruption as ear
~ ns January. 1901. 1t did not promptly
Kick him out OF office. And In his re-
election to office after charges. had been
presented to q grand Jury, we discern the
alert the civic Observation-Disclosures Rec-
ord Herald,
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ThaIhiI71e's
COIOred Wash Goods
Remarkably Low Pricing.
Madras and Suifings.

s2lnch Oxfords in all shades with
dots and stripes. also In Shepherd
plaids cheap at 10 2-3c yard; our
price 1211sc. yard.
a3.inch Madras Ginghams, good
shades with beautiful stripes. some
thing nice for shirts and shlrt-waists;
were cheap at 2oc a yard we will
close out this week at l21ac. yard.
We still have nice line OF Hop
sacking in all the popular shades,
we're 121tc. yard. now lac. yard.
82.tnch Solid Color Che,mbrays in
all the best shades, regular l6 2-3c.
value; our price l2lec. yard.
32-inch Mercerized Suitlngs. both In
stripes and Shepherd plaids; some
thing new an dstlyshchmlrw fynunn
thing new and stylish; cheap at
1G 2-3c. yard; we only ask l2hc. yard.
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High License The Thing.

The Fredericksburg Free Lance says:
A contest was made In primary at
Charlottesville Friday bewoen the high
and low license parties, in which the lat
ter were defeated. While five of the
old Councilmen are retired those who
succeed them will not change the atti-
tude of the Council In reference to liquor
license. It appears that the opinion Is rap
idly gaining ground that high license In
the cities is about the best way to deal
with the liquor question,
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SIX Suits.

Extra values In White Jap. Silk Suits
Just received
Fine Quality Jap. Silk Suits, cut
full. with popular lace band trimming.
forming panel front, full circular
flare, finished with big tucks; waists
have flne tucked yoke with big tucks
around lace cuffs and stock, a $15
value. at $3.50.
white Jap. Silk Suits with round yoke
and Val. let In. finished with shtr--
ring, full pouch sleeve, lace trimmed
and shlrred, full flare skirt with three
rows OF Val. let In; stylish suits and
extra good value at SIS.
A full line OF Foulard and Taffeta
Suits In all the stylish cuts: prices
s12. 80 to s25.
TaiIOr-Made Suits.
Our entire stock OF High-Grade Tall
or-Madc Suits at greatly reduced fig
ures to make room for summer stock.
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Warming to Democrats.

There are two conspicuous obstacles in
the path of those who would compass the
defeat of President Roosevelt next year.
One Is the difficulty of bringing the DEM
ocrats together the Other the difficulty
of keeping them together long enough to
do the trick Neither can be considered
easily superabe at the present time
Providence Journal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17
A Great Girl.

A Great Girl.
The Russell County News furnishes
this most interesting society item:
Miss Cal!e Gilbert has broken the rec
ord at this place. She entertained three
sweethcarts Sunday and sent them with
sweet smiles and happy hearts rejoicing
on their way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17
Not Explicit Enough.

The Petersburg IndcN-Appeal says:
Mr.. lBryan's interview concerning the
chances of Mr.. Cleveland to secure the
Democratic nomination would have been
far more satisfactory If he had been a
tile more explicit and told the country
whether, as n matter OF party regularity
and duty. he would support Mr.. Cleveland
In the event of his nomination by the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

Old Patriotic Missionary.
The Liberty He'll is to so to Boston
to Join IN the celebration OF Bunker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17
Come Down, Old Wall
It Is a very good and praiseworthy sem

timent that inspires Secretary Root In
deciding that the ancient wall around
the old city OF Manila shall be preserved
Manila's medieval wall. built by the
spaniards several hundreds of years ago.
Is almost the only one Of the kind left In
the Orient. although city walls arc not,
as some of the dispatches assert, entire
~ gone In that part of the world. Pekin
has double set. MS every one learned
during the siege of the legations In 1900.
The Manila wall is a picturesque old
work, and may we'll be saved for esthetic
reasons. as we'll rs for Its historic ASSOC
clations-Springfield Republican.
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Ginghan7s, I-2c.

we have q nice line Of Ginsfams,
all shades, both In stripes and checks.
and also the Shepherd plaid in all
size checks; something nice for shirt
waists and shirt-waist suits Come in
and see them, they are only 12.kc.
ri
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announced that he would acquit every
man arrested in that city for knocking
down merchants who go out on the side
walk and pull people into their stores In
an effort to promote trade-yet there are
many people in the state. doubtless, who
will feel nightly like clappIng their
hands in applause OF Justice John" for
said announcement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17
r. Won't Scare.

The Charlottesville Progress gets right
I'M In meeting and speaks out as follows:
The people OF the South received with
hearty approval and applause Editor Nc
Kelway's address on the negro question,
hut that gentleman should rot for this
reason, believe for n moment that they
will permit him to name their presiden-
tial candidates for them by telling them
they Will he Crumpackered, If they do not
accept his choice Il.
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SILK Waists.

Ladies' fongee SILK Waists with six
large tucks down front, double row
OF pearl buttons. full sleeve and
stock. at 1888.
Best Grade White Jap. Silk Waists,
hand embroidered In exquisite styles,
at s6.4s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

Something New
This rather startling piece OF news
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-17

The Parcel Post.
The Bristol News makes the following
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

"Suspsnnsn1, im Fnbss afbBt Der, u en- mOrerH, staymt geafane
Nsr nU@t dsuenbe aRpesl fUm New Home Spma1huu. meo Taesneif al
al. Seunes sObs % nNsluHete At ae bsus OonrHe GseHFotsr. Ter r til
aeaRinsus sobe GseHFahr fost mango ne %5prbsbrnser, fpm nsOoenotsus maa
girs ten til en- Tafhre Of isR: SIasi.
On al be fGfs Suroels ion e tdet er New Home" Tpaffrsn &c
ben, at ben sier ct Positive Feed, bt Der lille bebspss uosu GiGr sMr
Spring for at fua gfafiHen til 1t oStsoe. On anOsn tsloe Sorbebrtns im
mart ul bius poafisausi al Gutoer, iCm bsnptrr g1aItnsn sr a feed, Der sr
inahseS tonfruerst at ben tan bGpes us i9ntes rec en- impet Snortntns, ueen
at fomuc gsrsree meo the feed dog. Zen saule gtoabs at rsusr bsuue
5ass Ruftne pun uso Si9Ip al Sfnsr ium iafbOIot the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar uib mcbiSt gunfeGgsber tbi csriom bet life bteu furstnst mS
Rsusiebec, pube the feed dog snen rumme Sm' easr guofben al aauk'
pIuoeu ear Osnn utbe the feed btoe uiruu,
0oittueu urteosr let % neRen tpbIpt Iaaletarrsn er ruub, men GeSu'
lunr9srt adjustable bearings) putht me0 Ghb bullet sier mere eO al,
miuhGg SHbbarteo, % boproso 1nuhbarun biper ihuub til l1nser lib at
arbsios ubn Ole nSsu at 1iSss. Raar Shiten saar furbt gau.n % skuusm
9sHen CT Cusrtruubeu Hap bullet eir, at ben nIorg fan braHes. UaNfren
tGNsr fig fO buutc sure rs ueSrs 3raaS, % arbsiSsr autOmudf ursH SenlDn
iii let sQer iuGrt ar6eice.
"SusUsuueu" brugcr oObbet Traab Oe Iaper lock stitch. Zen sore
1runb fires lpe fra SpUsL uoen at rGocs gi.nnsm ct sRr lse Cutler, fr
ben nuar Rootbh. Gtptsn tnosr fig ieo; ben tan r1Oss Wsrs % ar let
al iOrfau. @auteu er selfsettng, % fan atfaa life irtss fitusis.
Deb buert Sting trGtes base 9ranbe ft ianmsn % lnffes Deiasn ai
3get % StuSsue sims orpo fuIOsubt it % i~uoisubis ems paa base
sibsr al EpRt 0uRinen ct iUIprt HeO lot S~aanNbiuL brUrpso man Deb
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

meo Senipn til Oct Spaltcrum, iont
ofres De firfeliee Npbeoer.
Wen oa Ill BEN Sro efiiiterer, at
Der er 6olf, JON BIZ ino / Oct norife
Selltab for at faa uobreot friiten.
bomsfienbife Reuinger gienuem 2t-
teraturen og anoerIeoes, iaa maa
Selfa6ets Sanolinger piie, at bette
er noget. ion mao og ifal bolbeS uGf.
Girfeiolfet maa blioe ~oper6epiit ON,
at Selita6ets Neblemmer life gaar
pa lurer paa anleonin9 til at giue
airfen ct Sib.
SiOen oiSie 3anfer bleo neoifrep.
ne, er ser / "airfetioenoe, ben nor.
ife Spnooe8 Organ, fremfommet Ell
8eoaftionSartifel ON Get norife
Selifab | 4merifa," boori 3iOSifrii.
tets S%tanopumtt meo Senipn til Sci.
ifabet irenriPttes. ON Selifabets
6ormadl itaar Der: ~9ette or 10 ct
goot % ifisnt 6ormaal, iom ale nor.
ife | Imerifa burbe ppre enige / at
ar6eioe for, og ON bette 6ormaal
buroe ri oerfor alle fitnlle forenes."
Ben Geoattioneu iorlanger 8aran-
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

Gale Fan sisre sfabe os SortrGS %
blioe ANDRE til SornrgeIie.
90 iaa ipnes "airfetiOenoe," at
buao SeIifabet BIZ gisre Tor at opnaa
lit 6ormaaI, er al ben 9leIFaffenbeo,
at oct life er "muIigt for Here / 6pI.
lesffab at iibisre iaaoone 8ierninaer,
uoen at Der mao bore en- life ringe
8rab al slanoSerbeS melem benz"
Serpna fan ipares: 9ette SeIifab
logger netop an paa at uorette oct
tilipnelaoenoe umuItge, - oct. iom
pi biotiI paa @runO al SplitteIie og
Speoragt life bar tur0et poatage os
for. Wen set fan goOt bore, at Gel.
ifobet nllcrebe bar iat poa lit BRO.
grom Sin9, JON pil piie fla at pprc
uubfgrlige. Store pa panifelige Sp.
gaper bar oct / SauO6eo poIgt, -
Spgaper al Ell iaabnn Art, at De fro.
Der bore beoite arGiter til at magte
Dem,
90 iaa iiaer "airfetiScn6e":
"1eriom 2inSaniflieIiernc IfuIoe Dor.
re iaa forifielige, ium DC err meIlem
friitre og Observation-Disclosures ga
tor pi bel trp8t iigc. al BET piloe bore
umuIigt at oprlaa Gnigbeo ON, bpaO
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

mer paa ret aisl, os alt artcr fla
aobt.
90 MI ct Orb ON SeIifdbcts ;sor.
bolo til norIf 2itterotir. Dor oet
fsrite er set naturIienis Hart ior ale,
iom III ioritan, at SeIifabet life bar
o. fan BABE oen iierileite Soc ON at
befotte iig meo 8obemelitteratlir.
Seq funoe uotale mig uoisrIiserc,
men oet er life -nsopenbiat. 7es
mere Den orntaIes, oes mere bIir cen
l9it. San meget peo Sa ale meo en-
SmnIe griaring.
Ser err enopioere meget | ben nor.
he reaIiitife Gietniug, Der life iprIig
ueofommer os iom Rorompno / ct
fremneo 9ano. Sa om~cuSIfient jea
naturIigpts tror. at bore itsrite uorife
5orfotteres Soneon9rfer fan lGies
meS ll0bptte al banneoe % moone
IGno % aninSer, iaa tror ieg lige.
ioa beltemt, at DC iIeite al OiSie Der.
fer life eguer iig til 6OItelGsning for
Ell bonoefsot Minnie. bpiltet bort
Golf b~ertiumbS Tor oct meite er.
Cor at prpciiere nit StonOpunft:
Sffe ct al Sbiens Gramaer efter
"8ongsemnerne." libgioet / 1864.
fan IGieS al noset uonrnet % iuiooit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

Iet Menneife meo 6oritaoeIic % ll6.
butte Ioen Siplp og &%eilcOniug. ct
ior ct bounct Wenneite ion tu0eltgi
% Hart Drama JON %Gt C%uffebiemL"
buor Ggoismen ~buOflette@ paa oet
ubormbiertigite. oa bDor %iggeitiaet'
beO meQem g@gteiRuer forfGgteS
me0 DC blanfcite 8uabcu, or aIoelcS
life fart % tp0GIiat ior ct uoarmet
eller mtOUitlct Mtenneifc. Rco iua'
balme Sngcr bar altlaN set uorifc
SeIifab lntetiombeIit at ifufic. Set
mau lGgge iig otter &crfcr, Ser nun.
Der Norifbc0 - rem 6icIOluft % Qoo
Jolt Sjsluft. Gette ma ior set i0r.
ite upre SClitabets Hettciuor.
Sois Der par Sib, iaa funOc ri giet.
nemgau oct ppientli9e / Den noritc
S%itteratltr for at paapcBc set, iom
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SpIf itrufs uilOe
nnerfieuOc iom brltgeliat / SeIIfubetS
2iemeb. N0eu at omtalc Sc mu0erne
NnnbSretntuger er Per ct @inf ON,
buorleOeS Soaeu fwnSe QribeS an:
Seq BAR ior @tiempcl alto 6eflngrt,
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-08

Ren Der fol ~tilisies: ) 9etraat.
ming al De itore Steiner, iom Der Bar
uGret paa oct liooanSreoe Roraes
~aanoelige gebet, iaa er set Ell @lp.
Gems 5een. at ct iaa fonierpntipt
Siosifrift iom "airfetioen0e~ life ia.
ger nbetinget afitan0 ira
Get norife Selifab. 7et er opmun.
tren6e. nanr Den finoer, at SeIIfa6et
Bar "giort ct 6orisa pan al gipe en-
Saronti, ifjent 0en aniees for al
oGre iuag; % uaar Den Bar troet, Ser
oar zen Rulisbeo for. at en- Bdra.
graf iom benne piloe boIoe Selifabet
inoen innSanne @rPnier, at en- fri
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