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OBITUARY NOTES.
Miss Elizabeth Eds FuDeraI-A Ions
Life

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The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Ed took
place from her late home, $40 Temple street,
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock. Her
death occurred on Wednesday after long
illness. Miss Ed was the daughter of Ed
ward Ed, who was one of the earliest real
estate brokers in New Haven. His Office
used to be in the old wooden building on
Church street which formerly stood on the
present site of the Mechanics bank. he
was the proprietor of large tract of land
near Ed street which was so called in his
honor.
Miss Ed was ninety-Gne years old. Her
death was caused by the general debility OF
oNi aSe.
The services were conducted by Rev. Dr..
Baker and the interment was in the Grove
street cemetery.
Miss Ed leaves one brother, Edward Ed,
who, like his sister, inherited IA considerable
estate and who resides near South End on
his farm. Both he and his wife have been
in very poor health for some time past A
trained nurse is in constant Attendance up
on them.
Miss Ed was a bright and interesting
woman to the last. Her death is greatly re-
GREETED by the friends she possessed in New
Haven. She had lived for years at her res
ldence on Temple street, just opposite the
rear Of st. Mary's church.
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MRS. VIRGINIA SMITH.

Hartford. Jan. 3.-Mrs. Virginia G. Smith,
one of the best known missionary workers
in Connecticut, died to-day after a long i'll
city missionary and at the time of her death
was president Of the Hartford branch of the
Connecticut Children's Aid society, which
has charge Of the Home for the Incurables
in NewingtOn. She was native of Bloom
field.
Mrs. Smith is survived by three sons, DIR.
Oliver Smith and Thomas II. Smith, of this
city, and Winchell B. Smith, an actor Of the
Frohman companies; sister, Mrs. Helen A.
Smith, of Piedmont, Cal, and brother,
Dwight W. Thrall, president Of the Humane
society. The funeral will be held Tuesday
afternoon from her late home, 621 Farming
ton avenue.
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within the reach of all sufferers. In
this confidence We urge our appeal
Contributions may be sent at any
time to the treasurer, Charles E. Cur
It's, at the City bank, or to the super
intendent, J. H. Starkweather, at the
hospital
On the part of the Hospital society,
CHARLES RAY PALMER,
CHARLES E. GRAVES,
WILLIAM G. DAGGETT,
Prudential Committee.
New Haven, Jan. 2, 1908.
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TAKES PLACE TOMORROW.

The Dedication of Christ Church Par
ish House.
Tuesday, January s, being the feast
of the Epiphany, the services at Christ
church will be as follows:
The holy communion at 7:30 q. M,
mathis at 10 a. m. A second celebra-
ton of the holy communion at 1890 a..
m, and evensong at 1880, with an adj
dress by the Rev. Mr.. Marriott, rector
of the Church of the Ascension.
In the afternoon, at 8 o'clock, the
parish house will be dedicated. The
bishop of the diocese will off1ciate. The
New Haven clergy have been invited
to assist, some of them making ad-
dresses. A cordial invitation to attend
is extended to all parishioners. old and
new, and to all the friends of Christ
church.
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HOSPITAL SUNDAY NEXT SUNDAY

HOSPITAL SUNDAY NEXT SUNDAY
In accordance with the custom of
many years, the New Haven hospital
respectfully asks the congregations as
semblng for worship on Saturday, the
10th, and Sunday, the 18th of January,
1908, an Offering on it's behalf.
1t makes this request as first of all
great public institution, founded and
maintained in the interests of human
ity and charity. With the increase. of
the population of the city, the demands
upon it grow larger every year, and it's
resources have not been increased in
any proportionate measure. The want
Of money has been a distinct limitation
upon its usefulness in the past year.
Meanwhile the cost of coal has sub
jected it's management since the first of
October to an extra expenditure which
at present is about fifty dollars per
day. This draught upon us we have no
means of meeting except our perma-
nent funds. and to impair them i'm
poses an increased disability Hospi-
tails cannot be closed; they ought not
to be obliged to refuse charita Bile bust
ness We are sure our claim upon the
benevolence of the public never was
greater than to-day. Greater endow-
ments are imperatively needed, and in
default of these, larger donations for
immediate application.
The whole number of patients treat
ed in 1902 was 1472, the largest number
ever reached In the history of the in
stitution. The daily average was
1872 is. Nor is there any reason to i'm
agine the applicants for aid will be less
In the year that has begun. We are
well aware that the claims pressed up
on the religious people Of our constitu-
ency are many but they will not be
true to their past record if they refuse
literally to sustain the means of heal
ing and relief in the midst Of them,
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TIE sCHWENK FUNERAL.

The funeral of John d. Schwenk, a much
respected citizen of this city and one Of its
oldest German residents, was held yesterday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from his late resi-
dence, so Arch street. 1t was very largely
attended. Humboldt lodge, I. o. o. f.. of
which Mr.. Schwenk was member. had
charge Of the obsequies. There was great
prncuSinn Of flowers. Rev. MIR. Timm Ohici-
ated at the services. The interment was In
Evergreen cemetery. Stahl & Son were the
funeral directors.
The deceased leaves three sons. George
Schwenk, letter carrier In Waterbury, and
Ernest and William Schwenk, BARRIERS In
this city.
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LANES KENNEDY

James Kennedy, son Of the late Peter and
Mary Kennedy, of Orange, died Saturday
morning after Il long illness. The deceased
met with an accident over year ago from
Der of Russell council No. IS, knights Of
Columbus, and a delegation from the coun-
ell will attend the funeral, which will be
held from the home of his sister, Mrs.
Charles Cooms, 81 Adeline street, this morn
ing at $50 O'clock, and at 8 o'clock from
the Church of the Sacred Heart. where a
high mass will be celebrated. The inter-
ment will be in st. Bernard's cemetery.
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THOMAS MARTIN

In the death of Thomas Martin, which 0c-
cured Friday afternoon, New Haven loses
one of Its oldest and most honored Catholic
residents. Mr.. Martin had been Ill for some
time. but nevertheless his death comes as
great shock to all. He was sixty-one years
old and most of his life had been spent in
this city. Hc resided at 102 Wallace street,
from where the funeral took place yesterday
afternoon at 80 and from St. Patrick's
church ut o'clock,
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MISS CATHERINE CULLEN.

Miss Catherine Cullen, aged twenty years,
died at the home Of her parents, 1872 State
street, Saturday after an illness Of only two
or three days. The deceased had been
sufferer from appendicitis. She was q
daughter of Patrick and Margaret Cullen,
and leaves a host of friends TO mourn her
loss. !
The funeral took place from her late home
at $50 O'Clock yesterday morning and from
requiem high mass at St. Joseph's church
at o'clock. The interment was in st. Ber-
nard's cemetery.
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Meriden, Jan 3.-The funeral Of Rev. AL
exander Fl. Mead was held from the home
of his daughter Mrs. Harry II. Johnson, of
Linsley avenue yesterday afternoon. Rev.
{. A. Scofield, of the First NJ. T. church, Of
ficiated at the services at the house, and st.
Elmo commandery, with muffied drums,
headed the procession to the church, where
public services were held. Local and visit
Ing clergymer preceded the casket to the
chancel railing, Mr.. Scotield reading the
Scriptures. Rev. Mr. Perry, of Yalesville,
wood, of the Main Street Baptist church.
Rev Mr.. Carpenter, of the Trinity NJ. E.
church, spoke of Mr.. Mead as. minister and
citizen, dwelling ON the splendid qualities he
exhibited in each capacity.
other clergymen present were Rev. Mr..
Bray, of Southington, Rev. Mr.. Hammond,
of Wallingford, Rev. Mr.. Warden, of South
CONTINUED on Seventh Page.)
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hyperion I'hsat-r.

HYPERION Fhsater.
BOSTOCK'S TRAINED ANIMALS AT
THE HYPERION.
Bostock's Trained Animals will open
a weeks engagement at the Hyperion
this afternoon, giving performances
daily, matinee and night. Seats for
sale in advance.
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THE McGRAu FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mortimer McGrail. who
died on Friday after a prolonged illness,
was held at his late home in Mount GARNER
at o'clock yesterday afternoon and from
services at St. Mary's church at $50. The
services were conducted by Rev. Father Dill
lard and the interment was in the Mount
Carmel cemetery. The services were very
largely attended, as the deceased was be-
loved by wide circle of friends.
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II the Baby Ia Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well-trsed
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for childrens teetning. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pains, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar.
rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a BOTTLE
oil MWF & W IL
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Rurnett's Vanilla Extract has outlived
criticism: II is the finest and purest vanilla
extract that can be bought Once tried, al
ways used.
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Previous to our Inventory, which me shall CON-
mence January 6, ne have put on sale IS pairs Of
Irregular $500 grade) with 400 pairs of Patent
Leather Enamel Leather and Box Calf Walking
Boots, our regular $500, $50 and $500 Boots,
at one price, 500; not Razor Toes out of style
in any way--t1is Falls styles; This is chance
you should not miss.
SEE WINDOW NUMBER 2.
At the same price are 200 pairs of Mems Box
Gait, Wax Calf, Enamel and Patent Leather Boots,
some of our Fall Boots in our regular $500 and
$3.50 grade. They are nom $2.79.
SEE WINDOW NUMBER 3.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Oaarlie 9eeyneeIie.

Oct brspnSte meS 1rRtte BEN isrits
Gang, armeens me 8eReralitab boo.
be tit Ms0e. 8et oar iorreiten life
bele Staben, men blot bet ianfalbte
arigsroaS, tom msSte. beitaaenoe al
@~enernIerne Dourg. Gorbin Rair.
Solpb o. Garter, Gberiierre 9rouosr
% Rcaenjie 90 Nsnior Bead. "a
arissminHter Root taIte for Gene
rnIita6ens Sprettelie. falote BON ben
"et bormonif groSerifnb", men Setta
isrite Rsse bEep eiter u6tnlele al en-
af De tiIiteoep9renbe hellere ct Clogs.
maaI. Mlan isser at bolSe @rmtoeu
til lleniahsoen bemmelia men man
tror. Scn itplbes ben 8itterbeo. Ser CT
meaem @eneralerne eor6in OF Car
ter. Zen iiSite er oitere bIeoeu fore
truffet al Rooi. on Oct bar pnft De
anorc Grieerers ltpiIis. % mn meuer
man, at gorbin % bans Senner pil
sisre Get ina ubebeeelist for Garte-.
at oenue maa treffe fis tiIboge fra
8enernIitnbeu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
screenings. Roneres.
Srans.N isisfippi aonsresien iamles
Seattls, @aib.

s Senne llae boiler Grams isIis.
Iippi Commercial Gonareis 1T ABE
garsmsbe | senttIe. @aibtrstcrt. Der
err mango tiIiteSe, remIie ReprHieu.
tanter fra aIle Stoter oeIieuior Iris.
iiSiippi o. ira alGifa 90 Sotpaii. vi
grrItoeut Sirius Gale bibiGttes: Den
burtiae getit. iom Ben omerifanife
SdnSeI bar baot, har pnft DC eiroppi'
lie Raaters RiSunSeIie % Srmt
iom ale Seres SipIomutiife Soriifrir'
ger life fan ifiule. SpoS ion emo 81
plomaterne ioriifrer os ON, ioo itaar
pi alrne / henne mRgtiae anrrp for
SonbelsberreSsmmet hIorot 8erbens
itore Petitioner. Sois pi oin6er ,iaa
oil oi ptnSc paa 8runo al omertfouIf
SoretogipmbeS o. l~iSbolScnbeS. -
Gct bar oGret ioat, at be Screnehe
Stnters 9eioIfrirg i~oroobIer zig bN.t
30te gor. SuorebeS itol ui htrre
iinSe Rum for rs Riaiorer til ON
80 slar2 Eette er life ncaet mt
Broblem. aeeierinsen fan peo Sr'
rigation inSpinbe 100. 10000 600 aeres
2ono / SC ubpre unnbiattige Strsa |
3eiten. : GeroS aleue fan ot buiS
Sene Stot bIiper iua tot bciolfet Tom
RasiatuiettS, ioa RIahS FOR 10000.
900 Wennciter.
n ". RidarSion ira Ct. 2ouis
tulte ON Rs0oenSiafeScn al gooe
Qanoepeie. Spm 8itnrbion ira Seem
Orleans tolte ON SuoIfrpnfniug al
Smmigrntionen % iremfom meS DC
aamle. ior'liote areumeutcr. iom bar
Ipbt ioa oitc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Srewer ON Svnhine.
Ssieiteretsbommersm timber Gppel
9rimfneliaser furfaitelis.

Ssieiterets BONNER grefper bar / et
Siosfrift ifrepet en- afbanSIing ON
gaioler til at ~forebpsge 9pnhing. e..
ter at babe paapiit, bporIeoes bette
farlige llbilag al Bsbelens Raieri bar
grebet ON iig | bet iioite, flyer ban:
"Spuo fan Der gisres for at mpoar.
beioe oenre 2oolssbeoP en- Sing er
of ifabe Sinio Dos Solicit til, at lsor.
~brpoeren ganife mart o. eanife pit
faar lin fortiente Strof. SoIf bIiper
lete al ale bisie ltoi9tteIier, iom 60.
ben tilaSer, o. al berne llpisbeo ont
oct enSelige rbfaIo. Oct er life iao,
at 6plf tror, 9ommerne life oil gie.
re lin Blist, men be peo, at Der err iaa
mango &eger at iagttase, naar 60.
ben ifal babe i'm rette Gang. at bet ef
nRiten umuligt at ooerbpISe Dem ale,
% iaa b9noer oct ofte, at en- Operret,
iom Ger nppeaeres til. unberfienber
nnberrettenS Dom al ioaban @ruro
tiltrobs ior at ben Ssmte flarlig or
ifpl0ig.
5 en- SaIe, leg for Here aar iiben
bcIet | Detroit FOR ben amerifonife
5uriittorening, ioreilos ieg, at bsmte
6orbrpoere life ifuIbe bape gognng
til at appelere. Soreningen troeSe
life, hette 6Orilag par piieliet. uelt
leg er al iamme Mening MI JON ben.
gang. Rin Renine er, at, bpis 6olf
islte, at en- 6orbrpoer sanIfe pitt piI.
&c faa i'm iortiente Straf, % at ban
piIee faa cen itrar. ina biloe Senne
1il6sieIi9beb til 2pnd1ius foripinoe. "
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Uye Sfanoaler.
Set or ! Snoianrrfpnipret, bet ipyser
oenne Gang.
R~pobuoerne b~eftiaIes.

Ssr SfanSaIerne / Boittontoret
eneru er fomne iulSt irem | 9ogen,
% Sc fplSise bar facet jim Strdi,
berettes ira @uibingtpr ON npe
Sfarboler blnuSt Ernfticnarer /
Snoianertontoret. let er BET spin.
beige Gag eiter Ben almpstiae Dol.
lar. iom ogiaa Der liager til 8unS,
OF iaFn er set RRrS I betroeSe en-.
beasitilirger. iom beuptter i'm Still.
ling i'll at berise iis. SpecieI agcut
grcfhts bar iii Observation-Disclosures
Sores irbfeuht en- Ropport. huori ban
ouflaeer en- RRffe iremrosenSe Gm-
beSsnRnb for OF otIIe bertse itg bar
StSinrerues 9efoitrine S~uStnrer.
territoriet. De Eeier 2ano al De moi.
SerSe RsShiocr for en- urimeiia Idpf
Rris ca fisher BET ofte for en- Spot.
pris. groiiis nrprrr en- Rpfte gn.
beSsnGrS Tom or TeSIemmer AZ
2tnHnrbdnier. ser Dor Sreoet open.
nPpnte Srafit bIauSt Sroinrerrs.
aommisipr Sores uStnlte | Senre
anTesning I 9srSoss: let er irr,is.
Iigt for en- o~ffentlig Sitnftiorpr, mar
ban er aftieeier | ct emStompuni.,
Tom Ieier oa fisher 2nnS al ~Sssnoiorer.
ne. at barre alSeEes upnrtif I fine af.
aisreIier, mar ban Giaisr SpSres.i
nuul, Tom anaanr hans eyeu Bel
f9rS:. Ses tror life, at noserr al be-
gmbeSsmpnS, 6bis RGure er cpfsrtei
Tom gftieeiere eIler Strefisrer | 2arS.
fnnpanier / Observation-Disclosures, bnp.
Sc til Seniist at buubls u9rltg. rsrrj
ieg mos fiee, at Set bar pberit tatiIs.H
al Dem at bare iorbum6et meS iad1
Sarne auutporier. Sea tror. at Ssr..
oianerfontoret itror biirbe foretoee srr
grruois llnoerissslfe al SorbcIoene Z
Observation-Disclosures, og bpts @onsres-
len onier oct srIfeIiat at stsre nioer,
lluSerisaeIisr, pil ben iinbe bet n&.
uenSige TateriaIe at orhetSe meS.
On llroerisgelie oil toee long EiS OF
% isre uS | mnrse Retnirser, men
burSc siebliffeIis irttes I Sang Az
fonlpetente Rrrb OF bolSe paa. til
ri bar foune ttIburos | Snger. 7st.
Tom Oct 0reier iis ON Der. er 90 gsil-
liour acps 9anb os Rilfiousr al
Collars, for life at tale ON be 400.
600 Snoianeres SrtereSer."
Zen beffuote GoIitifer | Rinne.
irta, 9aTts gtrbp, Iom sr 5ormono !
Games, 8ommisiiouen. er i~uteresieret
/ ct SanSfpmpani / Snoianerterrtto.
riet og er ogiaa bIeret beftpIbt for
at babe 6snp:tet ia AZ fin officiele
stiItrg Tor at berise iig. San be.
negter. at ban bar giort oct. SrrtoGer.
flo bar SnSianer.a ommisi1r Sores
tpuneet Here SunftionPrer til at IND.
gipe fin a1feS. meSens andre. Tom
ielp pil taae affeo. life oil iaa oeu,
isr Seres EorbolS or uuoerisgt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
s%riesminiiter Root.

RauSaa 9ao @suRralitabeH en-
Bdnfet til 2gre ior arigSntuiitereu
iom MI iorIaoer @oibinatou % on
fort SiS oil taee aiifeb. 20 Roimi.
hitter gapnc blep opiorbret til at tale
ubtaIte ban iia mcgrt rofenoe ON
Roots 6~ortieNiter iom 8riasmiriiter
o. enSte meo at lGie op et greo, Root
bapSe ifrrpct til oen republitanife Ra
ticnalfomite / 1900. ! bette gre5
aiilaar ban cen tilbuSte 2Gre at bliue
RepublifanerreS &anotnat iii Dice.
Observation-Disclosures. oo SorboIoe.
ne giorSe oct umuIigt Tor BAN at op.
gipe gciteu iont arissmirtiter. Saa,
IebcS off set oItiao til. at Root iffs
MI or FrPiioent.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
p~ioteaaenoe Rieneelie.
Gnsaar gr6eiSssiueres &ct til at al.
ifcSige grbsioerc.

Selegraftit artbur 9oDer % andre
FIT ior en- 5i0 iiben 9iifeb ira @eiterrl
union.aompaniet / ct. Smuis, forNt
De tilbsrte Ell 5eleeraiifioening, o.
Seres Iapne bleo opisrie pao aompa-
NETS forte Cite, De anlagoe Gas
moo aompaniet % nnisgte Gonpni'
rem ON at neSl9gge 8orbub moo. Of
&cmpon:et flinoe ofifebise fine 6oIt.
forOi Be tilbsrte Ell llnicn. CONNER
4oaers / cen fs6ernle arsbsret | ct.
2cuis far M aiiagt Com | Sa8en.
1pnmeren uotaler. at 8eItern Union
bar iulSitGnbig Het iii at o~fitebige
naariombeIit De Solf, iom life bar
Rontroft meo 9ompdniet, al builfens
iombelit @runb eaer uben nogen
Sruno. BOA ben anoen SiSe bar en'
boer 5unftionGr reb aompauiet, ioai
life er UNDER beItemt aortraft, Hei
til at forlaee i'm Stiuing MARION.
teIit al builfenium6eIit Sruub elar
ueen @runo. gnSoiSere tiger Gom.
meren, at aompnniet bar Het til at
tclSe en- Cite ouer 5olf, iom bar fnast
i'm afifeS. mso ansirelie al 8runoen
til aiifeSen, % benne Cite fan oaian
9omponiet nSlepere iii andre, bpis
Get. Tom 9iiten inSeboloer, er iaubt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
uotalelie ON Gruits.
Sernbanepr9iibent Glib Tiger, be CT
ct 8poe.

Shtpoeiant Siib, grRiiSent Tor
Sainois Geniral.9 aner, nbtaite liz
i~orIeSen / Rep Dorf pn islsenoe
WauSe ON Sruits: "Sommenilut-
ninger os "Isergers" oil pebbIipe JON
fsr, men SSernbonerrte pif albris bIirc
f~ontrcaereoe al en- Tnuo, % heller
life bill &egieringen ebertn8e 8ontrol.
len al tenn. Elsie Snmmenilutnir.
ger bar til lit iSorutnoI at fire itsrrc
gfoncmi % ifulSe 6rirge lauerc
Sragttarter. Rau fan life mere bin.
ore Sommenilutriuser, ION bar itsr'
re gfonomi til Senfiat END man fdu
faa 8onS til at eaa op 40 8affe. Zen
riatige @oabe at siste oct pan er at
laSe Sernbanerne lutte fig iammea
iaa meaet. DC piI. os iaa lahe Solicit
pdSie paa 6~ragttdrternc o. @eifat'
nineen. SammenIutninser bill peo.
bfioe of iinbe Steb. Der err for liSell
500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, % bisie oil
isr elIer ierere bIiue iorbunone / -
eIIer 30 4orporationer Get islBer
meO R~sopenbigEeO al ltooiflinaea.
SammenIlutniueer er en- 900 5iu1.
&c TO Stoter. Tom bier cen itsrite
gslitnnS, err Mem gort "a Yenuiutua'
MIA, os | begge er Ger praftiif talt
bare en- flor acknowledgements.
fruits err noget. iom ritao fomme. OF
Ibis &c er bel beitprebe. ioa bill sc
life olerc tiane GerAc Tor iia ielp.
men ril gipe Solicit laDere Friicr,
SuiS aisStruiten el2r Staaltriitel
fruer griierne op lloen aoSe 8runbe,
sheIpgser Se iia ieIo ueo at inebpS9
til Tannelien al npe aompauier."
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Slaaoerepue.
TrGEbentem mSnitrer to % tppe
arissffibe | Gong Sslanb SnnS.
9aier til 1emoeme.

Zen 17oe slltsuit bar bet fsritc
Gang | be 5oreneoe Staters Siitorie,
at en- HrRiibent / 5rebstioer inipice'
reSe en- flor 6laabe. Renpen fonoi
Steb / Song ISLANDS unoet. 215
@lI ira Spier Ban. Rooieuelts Siem.
Ger par iaIf % arissifibe, inooelt !
fire @fbelineer, unber &ommanSo al
abmiralerne Barter, Sanos, Gcsb.
Ian og @iie. BrRiioerten bar ON.
borb poa "Mapfloiper" unoer Wsn'
itringen. og ban le0iageoes blunot an
BET af 6laaoeminilter Wsoobp, abmi.
ralerne 9etpep, Saplor os Hoogers,
General Gbaffee os Ssoffieerer, iom
repreientereSe De fire Mngter, eng.
lamb, Spiflano, &uslano os Sapan.
gfteriom Brpiibeutens Sfib pasiere'
De bbert 4rtssifib | De to 8plomer.
bemonbebes HGerne al Mnrbifaberne
/ fine bpibe 99rrebsbroeter, Srompe.
terre gap fine Siennler, Trommerne
boirplebe, og Wiiiifen ipiaebe ~Snil
Columbia, og 81 Sfub offprebes. 5
2sbet al Gagen offprebeS $500 Sfur
til @gre for 8r9iibenten. Der bar
Blot ct ltbelb unber Mansprerne, ibet
TO Observation-Disclosures fom / Sol.
.Iiiion, DOG itben at nosen fom tilifo'
De. Otter Rsuitringen atlagoe
&ooiepelt 8eiss pna flere Sfibe. Saa
Slagifibet "a~earioree" bolbt ban en-
Gale, bpori BON blnnot aubet iasoe:
Seq priier eber life, iorbi S er tapre;
Oct er noget, ri penter. .&Poborer Dor
heller iorbsmmes, enb Den tapre pri.
les. Seq penter, at bper er pilig til
at % beler emo at ie cen minoIte
Sfamplet paa oct amerifauife 6log,
men 5 maa ogiao pibe, boorleoes )
bsr tiRmpr, liseiaa bel iom bnorleoes
: bsr %. Seq oil gierne tage an-
leoningen til of lige ct lpectelt afief'
~fienoenoe Srb til Dem, iom.itiuer Sc
nonerne. Ge Sfuo, iom trGtfer, or
be SfuO iom ouer. Ie er bet, ION
aisr, at Slaaben pier Jig enbuer gn.
Ieonins poren." 9r9iibenten ipur8.
te ON 6e0eIteoerue % Nauteue pad
benz, Tom posiebe Gauonerne. De par
Man0 ira California, 5erns, NortD
Carolina, Wnine, SnOinna, Nidi8ar.
Neineioto, @aibfngton os ira Spif.
LAMB, Srlonb, Rorge % Suerige.
: fin 5ule paa OLYMPIA" minoeoe
ban ON Sen 9ebrift. iom bette Stib
hap0e uoisrt pon gugten reo Noni!1
I 1898, SQn roite WpnSene for De-
res l1Sieenoe og Gticiplin.
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Gleftricitet eiper Sip.

Ct bsiit merfeIigt Experiment no.
isrtes iorleeeu al IT. Sames grierL
en- gdnnreI &Ege gsieT, Ontario.
geS @lettriciiet patte bon ct upisot
Barn. Ser lda icm Ssot, tilipe. Or.
1opls Oh ies" iortRaer ban. -nerfeoe
itrar eiter 6soielen Ct ioost SiuSesu
hos Oct nDis6te Barn. men souife fort
eiter iurtes air 9io at pRre Unfit. gt
buuSe imiSIerti0 benpttet os ar ale
MetboSer, iom StScuffnben fierSer.
Saa iGlSt oct mig inS at BRUCE glet.
t~riciiet. Oct par 10 Rinuter efter
SsSieIen. 10 Rmlrter eiter bite
Barnet Sesn til Gin. 81 sicrSe ben
eleftriife Strsm i~terfere. % 10 9i'
uuter eiter blsp ri belsnuet ceS at ie
Barnet bragg aonSe poa inlSitGrsts
normal RacSe."
Decorah-posten., 1903-08-21
Colo paa Ppeoe.

Sra Canada ~ifripeS, at man Der
life snifer, at &c 6orene6e Stnter al
itaiier 1ol6en paa Speoe - % Cts,
pr. 9llibel 49, eaer pnu Speoemri -
80 Gents pr. Barrel ! Canada boa'
Der man | Ell life aItfor iieru 5nmtih
at funne apIe Suece not til at for.
ipne oct eugeIife Rnriee. @eo SiRlg
al BEN upe Racifie.g nue. iom Oct Iibe.
roIe Bart, Der MI er ueS Rngten, BAR
bepiIset iau mango gen9e til. riI me-
get nnt 9aub optages al Sethere 81
lGgses lmber gloseu % Gannbi
boaber. at apIiuger al SpeSe oil ittgc
uhure.