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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

1t wouldn't be nice to call a young
lady who had been Tilted by her lover
a canned peach.
Three is not a crowd when there is
some heavy lifting to do.
y man with an iron will should be q
handy person to have around q steel
trust headquarters
The man who commits suicide in the
beginning of the summer has no regard
for the mosquitoes.
Don't worry about the next genera
ton. With such smart fathers it
should be able to hold its own.
There is no one like the assessor to
make one forget the lessons that he
learned at mothers knee.
A justice of the peace has a wonder
full conception of the fitness Of things.
When man and woman appear before
him with marriage license he always
gives them life sentence
Fools and children tell the truth, but
fools never get over 1t.
1t doesn't take an artist to draw
beer; that is the work Of professor.
A man who leaves his pocketbook at
home does not always save money
thereby. His wife may find It,
No matter how homely baby may
be you can always get cigar out Of
the old man by remarking ON the re-
semblance to its old dad
1t is not necessary to have a search
warrant to find trouble.
The man who always tells his wife
the truth has no regard for her feel
ings.
1t is very dull Office boy who does
not know more than the boss
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
Humor auo Philosophy
Copyright, 1903. Sampson. Hodges Co.
ARCHITECT OF THE UNIVERSE.
BY DUNCAN N. SMITH


Wen. yes.
rather guess
KNOW thins OF Two.
rev
Even thouSh tresh from coHege'
When you come right down to pure
ei6hteeh cara' hho"ledse'
mo" more
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Ihcy can touch 81.
me WIN nag poie
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rnis'
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All '',,t d, 6uiiie''' W AhocH sfeet
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A'iu 10 MAKE statesmen look ike
t"h's ceh's
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49,
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
A Useful Writing PA d :.

A writing pad is good selection for
the friend who writes most of her let
ters in bed or from her easy chair
One covered with Turkish embroid-
cry Is singularly practical and useful,
for II holds. besides the blotting book.
an inkstand and stamp case. rendering
It an easy matter to write on ones
knee
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
lreaainR Table Trifie.

A pretty trife for the golf girls
dressing table is suede golf bag in
miniature. 1t Is ornamented with
Photographed design and contains a
cushion into which are thrust two hat
pins. one msde to represent a niblic''
and one a brassey.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
A Business Heart,

She was a modern maiden;
He didn't know the game.
He loved her like a house afire
With ardent ten horse power desire;
Burned like trust coal his flame
She toyed with his affections
Much as a pussy cat
Plays with its Victims: she was shy,
And with a whisper and a sigh
Kept Willie on the mat.
But in her work was method;
1t wasn't coarse or rank:
She kept him guessing on his fate
Till papa could investigate
His rating at the bank.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
NEW SOFA PILLOWS.
They Are Always Very tcrrptn bIe ns
Christmas Gifts.

butterfly pillow is II" newest &c
velopmcnt OF this ubiquitous comfort.
Made of paunc velvet. with huge but
tcrtiy cut out of the same material and
worked in soft coloringS. il is Il pillow
any drawing room is proud 80 own.
Fashioned of darker fabric and bright
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
Regardless of Expense.

Regardless of Expense.
"Yes," said Mrs. Crakerjaw placidly.
1--WE use nothing but crematory butter
on our table. 1t costs a little more
money, but the extra sanctification JUS
tifics the outlay; besides. l never did
believe in being pusillanimous in ~
gard TO the table"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
The Hand Painted,

The self made man may win respect,
Although OF learning shy:
To self made women we object.
E'en though the paint is dry.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
A.M BALTIMORE & CH'0
LlEII. .szssIEIli]
RAILROAD.
November %, 1908.

NNund AFTER above date until further
notice TRAINS will arrive and depart
from CUMBERLAND as follows;
Main Line.
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York Express:
No. t. arrives 30 Il. M; leaves 2:3n a. M
No lO................... letNts -'-o IL Ill
No s. arrives 7:5l IL. m. leaves S:ll Il. III
No. = arrives SIS Il. M. leaves S:2l Il. III
No Is. arrives 1859 p. m; leaves l2:oz T. nj
No. T. arrives 1920 =. m. leaves lo4' =. III
*Bultimore and Way:
Nh leaves 3:l5 p. III
Express:
No. 4G arrives 6:l7 p. M; leaves 6;35 p. m
%Grafton and Way:
No. -. arrives 5;35 p. III.
wEsTBuUNp.
Pi:tsburg Express;
No. g. arrives lbs a. m
Pittsburg Limited;
No |. . arrives 400 IA. III.
Cincinnati and st. Louis Express:
No. 3. arrives 5:25 H. III. leaves 5:32 a M
*Parkersburg, Wheeling and Way
No. II leaves 200 a. III.
Express:
No. Il arrives 9:l0 a. III.
No. % arrives 2:35p. M. leaves 3,oop M
No. s. arrives 2:55 5p III.
Cincinnati and st. Louis Limited Express
No. l..arrives sop. III. leaves S:2S p, IN,
Chicago Express:
No. 7..arrives 1910 p III. leaves lo:5op, M
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05
PittShurg Division.

PittSb,lrg Division.
EASTBoUND.
No 10. Express arrives 2:l0 a. Ill.
No. HI. Express. ARRIVES o:uo p III
No Is. Cumberland III. arrives %, 10 p. IN.
No r.. Limited Express. arrives lOi2 p III
No. II. Mail. ............ arrives l22I T. M
No Limited Express. arrives IN p H.
For leaving time see same Express numbers
eastbound Oh Main Line.
wEsTBoUND.
No o. Express. leaves 30 IA. M.
No. II. .Pttsburg Limited leaves 4:55 a. III
No. IL .Connellsvile Ii. leaves 40 il. III
No. A. Chicago Express leaves 9:2o IL. III
No. 5..Chicago Limited leaves 3;O5 p. III
No. 40. Mail .............. leaves 3.l5 l.. m
For arriving time see same Express num-
bers westbound on Main Line.
*Except Sunday.
No. - is local train from Cumberland to
Pittsburg, and No. II from Pttsburg to Cum
berland.
Through tickets, east and west, for sale at
Cumberland. NJ. C. CLARKE,
G. $. SINS, Ticket Agent.
General Manager ID. Il. MARTIN,
Nov 2s Manager Passenger Traffic.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-12-05

1t wouldn't be nice to call a young
lady who had been Tilted by her lover
a canned peach.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06
COWBOY BREAKFAST.

Hugo. May H. President Roose-
yelt's train stopped here long enough
this morning for hinisto partake of an
old-fashioned cowboy breakfast. The
range riders who are making their
spring round up. all met here and pre-
pared this novel way of entertaining
the Nations chief executive. The
railroad Officials had only provided for
a five minutes stop, but when Presi-
dent Roosevelt saw the 'chuck'' wag
on, the boiling coffee and the pot of
potatoes, he jumped from the platform
of the car and busted him self for fif-
teen minutes in getting one ''plain
square meal. He expressed himself
as enjoying it as much as any meal he
has eaten since leaving home. He
went to the wagon, got his own tin
pan and fished himself out of the pot
a piece of meat with boiled potatoes
and some bacon. He then helped him
self to a cup of coffee and pulled three
brown biscuits out of the dutch oven
and using the hind end gate of the
wagon as a dining room table, stood
there and ate his breakfast. Sur
rounding him was the happiest lot of
cowboys one ever saw. They yelled
themselves hoarse and each one tried
to help him to another mess of
grub. - After finishing the president
shook hands all round and was told
that the breakfast was given him by
the cattle growers of the west. When
his train pulled out the whole bunch
mounted their ponies and rode along
side for a half mile. He stood ON the
rear platform waving his hat, shaking
hands and expressing the wish he
could spend more time. Some ethnu-
siastic cowboy yelled st him. 'If
you'll stay here three days I'll loan
you my hoss.'' The animal was buck
ing to beat the band and the president
enjoyed the joke and thanked him for
the invitation
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06
SHOT AND KILLED.

Louisville, May "A special from
jackson, Kentucky, says: ]. B. Mar
cum, a prominent attorney and MEM
ber of one side in the Cockrell- Harris
fued. was shot and killed as he was
entering the court house here today by
an Unknown man. Marcum was shot
from behind by some one located in
the doorway further back. The as
sassin escaped. Great excitement
prevails.
Marcum. who has always been friend
ly to the Cockrell family and their
friends, has often stated that efforts
were being made to have him killed.
Attorney Marcum had finished filing
papers reopeninR the contested cleo
tion cases of Brea thitt county when
he was shot by an unknown assassin.
He fell in his tracks in the front en-
trance of the court house and never
spoke, death being almost instantane-
Gus. He fell within few yards of
where Town Marshal James Cockrell
was shot down in July, the assassin
being stationed in the couru house in
each instance. Mcacrum was counsel
for the fusionists when contesting fol-
the offices
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06
BILLIARD
TOURNAMENT.

Th ebilliard tournament inaugurated
at The Elks Club last night by Mana
ger Jennings, drew large crowd to
that popular resort of the Elks.
There were two games scheduled for
the evening. The first game was be-
tween Charles A. Smith. who is
known as one of the most expert
knights of the cue in the city, and
Sheriff William G. Struthres. who
plays a fairly good game.
Mr.. Smith was handicapped 200
points to Mr.. Struthers 20. The han
Smith. While he played good game
he could not rech 200 before his op-
ponent made his 70 points. The score
of this game was 1873 for Mr.. Smith to
20 for Mr.. Struthers, the latter win
ming the game.
The second game was between George
P. Smith and j. H. Gallupe. Mr.
Smith was handicapped 20 points and
Mr.. Gallupe 65. This was slightly
closer game than the first. Mr.. Smith
iORShOt hiS ioibAShP " ~ Ooioio Atil
Gallupe had made his. the latter
score being SO.
Tonight W. H. Osborne of The Rio
Grande eating house and S. L. Poage
will try conclusions. The handicap
in the first game tonight will be Mr..
Poage 20, Mr.. Osborne 30. There will
be several other games PLAYED, but
this will be the first.
The interest in the tournament is
increasing and large numbers of Elks
are attending the Club each night. to
enjoy the pastime of the contests be-
tournament as arranged by Manager
Jennings will continue during this
month.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06
TAR and
FEATHERS.

The citizens of Delta and vicinity
are incensed over case of extreme
cruelty and inhuman treatment of
Jack Mccarthy toward his children.
A day or two ago, 80 of the promi-
nent citizens of the place, visited his
home, and gave him a whipping and
a coat of tar and feathers. The story
of the case is given as follows by
Delta correspondent:
"The humane society discovered a
state of affairs here which caused an
armed force of over fifty men to go to
the home of Jack Mccarthy last night.
They stripped and whipped him, gave
him coat of tar and feathers. rode
him on rail and then left him in
the fields with no covering except the
feathers.
MCCARTHY and his wife were di-
of the five children given to the faith
er. Since that time, the neighbors
say he has beat them numerically.
The climax was reached yesterday,
when the 10-year old boy came to town
in bruised and bleeding condition,
with one arm broken in two places,
and his body black and blue, which he
says his father had done by beating
him.
when Mccarthy found that the
boy had come to town, he came in to
find him, and while he was away from
| 20 ~
away and came here. All corroborat-
ed the statement of the first boy that
the injuries were received from the
father, who pounded him with
broom stick and then with a wagon
spoke. One of the other children had
been numerically whipped, but no
bones were broken.
1.-The neighbors say that the divorced
wife was treated in the same manner
when she lived with Mccarthy and
that her present crippled condition is
due to his inhuman treatment.
"a warrant was sworn out for Nc
Carthy's arrest last night, but before
the sheriff had received it. posse
from Delta had gone to the mans
home. He saw them coming and es-
capped from the house. The posse chased
him a mile. finally caught him, strip
ped him and gave him 100 lashes,
tarred and teathered him, and rode
him on rail. and then left him in
fence corner.
MCCARTHY reached home about day
light, where he was met by Sheriff
Hunt who arrested him, and now has
him in Jail. The preliminary hear
ing Will take place as soon as Nc
Carthy is able to attend court At
present both the man and boy are un
der the Doctors care. but will recover.
The charge which Mccarthy will have
to face is that of assault with intent
to commit murder.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06

For the spring and summer season
the Park opera house management has
booked Harry Corson Clarke in "His
Absent Bov.'' John Griffith and COM
pany in Macbeth" and 1.-THE King $
Rival" Ed Redmond company in rep
ertoire for one week and several other
good companies.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06
BIG MILL END SALE.

The Big Mill End Sale, now on at
The Mesa Dry Goods company store
is little bit the biggest bargain
event ever inaugurated by Manager
Greenway. The Mill End pieces are
being bought up by the hundreds of
customers who crowd that store daily
and the buyers all confess 1t is the
great bargain event of the city. This
great Big Mill End Sale of goods will
continue for seven more days and is
without any question of doubt the
largest bargain offering ever given the
people of this city. There is not a
piece of goods in our store which has
not a bargain price attached. You
should not miss securing at least some
of the great offerings of this sale.
THE MESA DRY GOODS co.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06
NOTICE.

1 will be at my office from O'Clock
tomorrow (Tbursday) evening, May
18th to accept payments of electric
light bills. This will be your last
opportunity to secure discount on
April light bills.
NJ. o. DELAPLAIN.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06

S. r. voils of this city was elected
State Advisor of the Modern Woodmen
of America this morning at Cripple
Creek.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06
DANCE TONIGHT.

Don't miss the big dance at Tur-
ner hall. Stovall's full orchestra.
The daily sentinel., 1903-05-06

Frank Berger is down from the Pal
isade country today.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-25
miuers SAC.

Zen ntclet onifreonc 5ornanS /
R%eaicriUaegrs Ir0tteri / @a16iugtor,
8iuilm u. Qtiler, iou biep lienin0.
lat / jim Stiattg cfter BrGiiSenrenS
Crore, er MI iBien 5IeOcu orIlaget al
fin Sieuoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lis.
ie &Ioger or 6Ieorr iorelaat Irptfe.
riets Gici. Rolmcr. Tc 9cifpl0nin.
ger, iom @ogbuOerncs Union er
frenfommCt mc0 moo gfiaer. err mi
bieUct oifcntIigSiort. Uliaer iiJes al
pare en- gtgamiit at bar forIoS i'm
isrite SuitruL ion ieucre b.eo fit ira
bam, men life, Tor ban aucrcSe baDoe
giitct liz mc0 en- uuSGi.
OfiHcr iparer inc gnfIlgere, at
ran bIco giit iGritc Gang / 1871, o.
to aar eiter bIco ban o. Some iepa.
rcret. ! 1915 bIU hun tilfien0t
"aIimoru" al 9ictcn. - 1882
FREQ min isritc 5uitrL al hur 6noSe
fadct ct gGgteiflbsti.juo, OF ieg FREQ
tilbngc. at 5im fimSe giitc iig. ON biu
srifeSc. aarct eiter gifteoe lea mig
igicn / Gen Sro. at min ferite SiiTtui
hscSc iaoet SfilSmisie."
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-25
U1ooet / Seattle,

Com tiSIisere nGont, bolSteS FOR.
rige llge / Seattle Set 14Oe Aars
meSe al 5rans. Nisiis'ippi 9ongrrs.
Get or 0et itsrite Rsoe, 0cnne Sore.
ming far buot, CO mTtge Spsrgs.
maol, icm peSfornrer ale &c peit!ige
Stdters SpfomIt, or 6lcoet Sisfutere.
Sc. SrsSag talte 6urSt arSre Raior
SobH Iilis ON BlIrrgtons ean
borr 6IoNr "a Soau @rrrett, amcris
inHif Riniiter / grJeltird, tllte ON
Il. 2oris. ltoitiai1seus g~gtpSrina Tor
geitt1ecrHes SonSel meS Crienten.
acrarceien erS.c line RsS2r 6re,
Sag. af Sc G%pIIrtuinacr. ION latte,
Scs. frn rroneS: Stiamo1a on Sn.
Sianerterritoriet bGiccr en- Stat; Ala.
TIA ionr acknowledgement; San.
Scistraftot mes GnuaSn. aolTulattie.
rritrn bsr pTre uHoer Gi0iliieneitens
3esIsr: ST .00O,OO 0 6sr beoilgps til
2epis & GInrfellSitintuser I Bort.
lanS oe iii 9ee "a 8rper / alaifn;
scr Dor pcStcses itrerserc 9oue mcS
Seuirn til uiorialiftSe 9coretSHiolcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-25
Weeet Sano optaeet.

en- 6oreitiQirg ont. boor mcget
San0 er taget paa "Someiteao" i De
ie1ere StOer, faor man, naar man
56rer, at 2or0fontoret / @aDingtou
/ aaret, iom cn0te 3Otr SUM 1908,
baoSe Goot en- Srotrgt al $1,000.
600. mems oct foregancr0e gIar bare
tnobrogte $5,SS0,0SS. 8or0 5afo.a
err go. , al Staterrr mc0 Senipn I'll
Nntoact al uStagne "SomciteaoS~.
antalet oar renlIig 1925, onrfat.
tenoe 2,935,tt2 Acre& og Sen Gum,
Iom tr0betaltes til 9anStontoret lcr,
ior, 6eIsb fig til $1,t39,S35. : Olin.
nCiota bar Der 1925 "@rtries",
omfattcrSe 9t7.S55 9lcrcs. ! SnS
Gafota S,745 "Gntrtc$", oniattcrSc
1912 Icres.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-25
SALISBURY 600.
@laSitpncs iciss WpOituuScr nSaun.
Der / 2pu0uH.

9lanbt llSenlarSs ngfeSerne paa ct
onoet Ste0 / ~Soiteu" iOaa omtaItS
2oro S~nli&burpS So3Sont men efter.
al BET bar iat meISes ira 2ou0on. at
Sen 6crsntc Rolitifer 2orSaQ aitcn
oi9if res Gsoen al Nprcin1Oom I
6orbinSclie mes Icrr2Iommclie. Ser
piG ltSer loil iremfcmne Gi(6uS on,
al miptte bom 6lanOt GrslonSS Be-
rSnte Mrn6 / 8eItmiuit2r Nbbso.
men IfoeSc ifaI ieIp base ptrct 2rite
ON at fao bli bc9rauat Dco Sintn al
i'm ier ofSaoe Suitui / 6atiicIN.
Sor0 Solisburp bar isn't / 1880 OF
par oItiao mi 70 Man. 5 io1riuIo2
80 gor FAR ban tagct f~remra1crSa
lei / SEN cnQelfc GoIitjf q er ipr,
Tia Fit noorfunoia ior @Io6itors3
Nnptinc NJ icilc Wo6TtonNer u 10
wrrN F:itrScs Irroa or Wrltrr
nGishurns On OF Grr~ir1 nj bli
rrrnrcre omtoIt / npitc Rlmmer Al
@IoGet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-25

Setcrancrnc ira gprgcrfrigen bolocr
garsmsSc / San Sraneiseu.
NGffcrmc tgnocs.

@ranS grnrp OF re Geplt6lic bar
| Sen iorIsbne llge baot jim aorlige
Samteltfomit / Gan SranciScO, %
Stiaehousfpitcns SooeoitaO bar 8iort
megsn Stas III Sc gonic Sol0ater ira
@orgerfriaen. 1ereS lal iuiuocr,
Jon nantrIiet az, Mar for Aar. % iGr.
liz / War toltes Ser me1ct on Sc lt0-
ipnSeOe Grffcr. ) NortS 800 par
S.366 al geterancrrc galet til line
TuSrc. SorsSag mlJ,eS General
ISobn 6. 9lad ! Gbicogo. iom utoer
Glcoelano par NeIt ieHeraic TiItrift3.
a0oofat / Sainoia. iii SrorarmeerS
ELECTROMAGNETIC ior Set font
menoe Var. Bolton oaiBte& ion Ste
set FOR npite 2lar$ Somnertomit. )
IorretningsmsSe beilIitteoe 5torar.
meen at oniege aoltgrcsien ON, at Der
res Sop beitcnmeS, at ole 8cterancr,
JON bar nprnoet ell Il0er al 81 Aar
ifal fare Teniior.
3etcronerne ira Gen ipurif'aneri.
fullitc ari8 ooIgte o9iua SorSOa3 line
Sfficercr FOR tnmuIcn0e Mar. I'll
GocritbefoIeu0c pulgtc& @cucrnl
Sunmers ira Oregon. "a &etera.
rernc ionOt, at Miis Sromn ira Son.
ia Clara Gcur:p, California, par til.
iteOe, off morBc Al Dem ZEN ior NJ
bile pan 6ennc 91tter al Sen beremte
Soon 9ropn.
6reOag @ftcrmiSSog IIuttcSc Oettc
Mars SamnertomIt Stoligerc paa
Gagcn haU0c &etcrorernc untogtt en-
&efolution, bDori Sc / icrfe OrS 70.
Ter SEN nctop oftraaSte Eoeritfom.
marocrenoc for Sen amerifauife Scr,
@creroIlSitnart GcIion u. OttleS.
Ter bcIIiitteScS ogiaa at t~cIegrdfere
til GrGii0eut Roc,cuelt Den iotteSe
gcilutuiug ON Gcwtoncr for aQc Sec.
tcratrer ooer 60 adr, Ie&u0en antp.
gc5 nt NeuocnocIie til aonarcsicfr
at 0cr relies CT Wonltment til Mir0c
ON General @fc1oc. General glad
1torGortc i'm Stnb Tor fommcr0c
Mar. G. g. @esier fra Soma bIco
2ripector gcrernt on 6. N. Gart.
ridge fro 5lliroiS blco @~encraIaoi,.
font.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-25
Religious tatiitif.

Gen tpife Regierirg FAR netop OF.
fentliggiort en- Rapport on 9eioIt.
ningerns 6orbOl0 I'll Airfet. Sielae
terne RAPPORT or 30,213,104 eQer
G21k @roccut al 9~eipIningen Srcte.
itauter, meOcnS 2O.327 ,9t3 eler li0t
oper SO Grocent er romerif.fdtboIife.
9esuOen or Ser 203, 1913 "an0re ariit.
ne, Metbooiiter, 9aptiitcr oiu. vi
SeScr err Ser 5S6,S33, en- Srocerrt al
9eioltpugen. SiltroSS fcr sen Baa.
itGro, man iaa oitel bsrlr, at iaa man.
&C / Spitlan0 bar oerOt Rirfen Rpg.
gen, er Ger / belle Riget blot 1888,
iom bar crflnret. at &c fife er ariit.
ne. 9~oturligpis CT Ser mango 8anae
bette autnl ION Blot Hlonet tilbe.
rer Sen lutberlfe eller fatboIite Sir.
te. Tor1olOet nellem antolet al
Yroteitanter % aorbolifer CT omtrert
BET irmme MI Tom / 1871, ga Seller.
Ssmmct opre;teoes. ! Rorotpiflau0
or 8roteItan.crre iterteit ! mrrge
Strea 9S eler 80 9roegrrt al 9cfoIf.
nineen. aarbcIiferre bar jim Stprfe
/ SpStpiflanS. RbiuprcciHierne oa
@liGi5.9ot6ringer. Gen met t1t6d.
re Erooins err BET Iins Sohen3onern,
boor 81 al 9eipIfninsen tilbsrrr oet-
te Samiuno.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-25
bnmbertiasen
Eom ialSsr ! Sen ic~niationeae SsiH.
Seliag ! garis.
zen, sfar for Rme. Sambert

) Sum5ertjdsen. Ser ieuiatioreQe
SUineeiiaa ! Garis. ioIOt Der Dom !
Sgroags. Sele Sim&rtiamilien
iaHStes fgISi5 ! auflagerre Tor Grin.
oef. Raoamc Sum6ert o. benSes
9iouo bIeu Ssr,t til rem Mars enionii
6rusiel bocr os 100 5rancs | gsSer.
RdGaine Sumberfs 10 @rsore Ro.
main o. emile S'slurignoc osntes til
lenboIo&pis tire OF TO liars 5Graiei.
SrSer SitrDen trat Tia tiIboee raiie
Ia6ame Stuubert iiJ cg fem meS be
"atHIsrirger", iorr Bum iaa cite bar
1cutnSet I'll, OF ior man bar tentet
pai urSer oen hele Retsiaa. Sum err
flrreoc mcS tor Sr1mdtif GTeft, at
6anSe 9rsSreue CRAWFORD o. Dc 100
Willicuer Grorcs e~riitereoe.
GGrrcit uplnite bum 3nrren OF
Refter ON. at Sen muitiite Grapforb.
Ger ifniGe hare tient fine iihpre Ria.
Somme omtrirg 1870 Tct life heo
GrnuiorS. uvit at Oct car inger unScr
cuN Farlamentrrcu meIem Wdrihal
ga}irc u Surit 9isndrd oeo aapi.
nlIatioueu AZ Met Re1uicr. ser bcnSe
Iaort iig bette Rnor. Ien Senne
SctrmeltIhcS bnuSc MrSar,e Sum,
bert life cugarg betroct i'm IdrS.
Seq ibrrger neS min EATERS $50.
peO." iaaSe biu. "dt Sette err fsrfte
Sang. min TanS bsrer bette 4onn."
Ser bar ! bele Sunr6ertiagen %
belle GramforSiaeeu. rnabte hun til
Slrueu; lea bar oloria beoroaet et
ereite Nerreite Oh M aicertter ies
meo no min SfiGbrc." Sum erfIr.
reAe at BUN paonn otlSc anl0gae gro.
ccS mob GrdniorobrsNrere fcrot fcnr.
nc / 9eiiEoelie al 100 Niaioners.
9troen iom rctHUsiig tilfommer zen.
&c. Sim 1utteSc tn bradtsnbe @Af.
Teriu1~ Hre0 at itiRlSe 10 en- bel Eel
Rrriorer. fem hQnSc bort ren Rcts.
iigeu at.eiere seriblanot Suitttsmini.
tier Inle.
Tilifuernc rao be trtpaffeSe @olls-
river irrtes at rpre pSerit fuffet oper
Raoomers 'diTcrinaer" iorr be
iauot baase floSieSe on ~nrimeTise. og
Set iamme ma r~imeItGots Snrneis
bare fnuSet. iiSen ocn intet Serinn
tca ill Ser.
SunbertidmilieuS 6oriparer Io5o.
faf 2rbori opIGie en- biografif Susie
oper Regnier. men erfIPrcSe at Set
hcoSc pGret ham unuliJt at time no,
bopr set btcp az BAN tt!iiSit. Sar
asr1tes i'll CsSen al en- arigsret. men
lmotom, "a iioeu bur inger bsrt no.
act til barn. San nente oog, Of Srisss
mintIerer moatte tiure Itaffe Sp-
Ipsuiraer / So5er. Gerpod leoereSe
ban 81 iisie Soriuar fur De SiItalte. et
1yoriuar Ser bleu 5sunoret for i'm BEL.
talenheS, men Tom Sog life formaaeoe
at u~perberiie Sururr en- Sum5ertfc~
miIicns llifplo.