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The Washington times., 1903-09-26
Follicules.


Pride stands very insecurity on any pedestal
other than that Of Righteousness.
Never look gift-snake in the mouth.
Whatever may be mans measure. Just that
is the measure Of what he firmly believes a
man should be
Death comes only once. That's what makes it
50 redoubtable.
The cup Of sorrow has several false bottoms
You think you have drained it to the dregs-
and loi you find another drink awaiting you
Choose between sunshine and a good woman's
love? Why, he who has the latter has it all.
It is probably true that the chronic counter
feiter finally learns 10 look upon his lead money
as better than the real thing.
Fortune is blind. but you cannot lead her as
blind man.
oontentment is easy when you have every
thing you want.
One reason birds sing is because they live in
the open air.
Wisdom is at the bottom Of a well; in draw
ing it up do not fall in
A pretty girl is the reality of the ideal
Reason is a master pilot when you do not
let Passion take his place at the wheel.
Houston Chronicle.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Either that member from Tuskegee in
the Alabama Legislature. or great
many Alabama people more important
than he is, must be admitted to have
done some tall lying about Booker Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

of Syracuse is said to wear silk stock
ings. With this charge against him it
is easy to see that he will be at the
foot OF the list on election day.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

An idealist with wild imagination
has suggested that the New York engi-
neers might change the course of the
street instead of boring through grave
yard and moving the Poe cottage. And
I e lives in New York, too.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26
Going and Coming.

Celeste-Did you have any adventures on your
trip TO the country
Sylyia-oh, yes; we went out on an automo-
bile and came home in milk wagon.-Detroit
Free Press.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26
Membership of Carpenters Society.

To the Editor Of The Washington Times:
Please correct a mistake I made in my com
nirnication Of today. have ascertained that
the Amalgamated Society OF Carpenters num-
bcrs between 300 and 800 men IN the United
States and Canada. Therefore IL would be safe
TO say they number less than 600, instead Of
5000. Respectfully, c. EDMONSTON.
Washington, September 25.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

In course of the improvements on au-
tomobiles. could they not be so arranged
that the intrepid chauffeur would not have
to crawl underneath at the risk of
scorehing his stomach when the thing
begins to sizZ?
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Jonathan Edwards left 1.4O0 de-
scendants, and only one rascal among
them 1t Is a pity that we could not
make public officials show a Jonathan
Edwards strain in their blood before
allowing them to handle money.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26
The Drift of Public Opinion

New York Tribune: The Democratic buzzard
Of wolfcrt's Roost was never more ravenous,
and he never had poorer prospect Of Cutting
his appetite for political viands-
Hartford Pest: Whenever Alexander Troup,
Of New Raven, recurs to the BTysnistic indorse-
ment of Goldbug Clarke. Of Ohio he shakes the
inverted bottle OF tabasco sauce over his raw
oysters riore vigorously than ever
Springfield Repubiican: 1t is clear that the
votes of many independent Democrats viii be
required to elect Mayor Low The Tsmmany
braves are hopeful and aggressive. They realize
that in the division OF their opponents there Is
a chance for them 20 return 10 the public CRIB
Philadelphia Nsrth american: DR.. Park
hurst has come home from Europe 70 help
fusion in New York. The doctor is capable Of
making things hot enough 10 fuse
Louisville Courier-Journal. II German is the
nominee. the Courier Journal viii support
him confidently and heartily. So win it sup
port Judge Parker. OF Judge Gray. or Mr.
Olney. No other Possibilities seem in sight;
but II there were, in favor of him, or them. VIC
should make the same declaration. We want to
win the next election. and believe it can be
wen, ii all Democrats we are
New York Evening sun; There was talk some
time ago about the English Liberals borrowing
the Hon Bourke Cochran TO make trce- trade
speeches in the coming campaign Why shouldn't
Nessrs. Balfour and Chamberlain engage Gen
eral Grosvenor, OF Ohio. as counter 4ttrae-
tiong
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

There is a Lilliputian riot in Detroit
because a teacher whom the children
liked has been dismissed Who is it that
runs our schools. anyway, the children,
the parents, OF the school board?
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

We are told for our consolation that
the noise OF Washington is not half as
bad as that of New York. True, and
nobody wants It TO be.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

1t is perhaps fortunate that the average
man will probably never be called upon
10 decide whether he would rather es-
cape from Indians on Prince Alert. the
acer, and look like a man who would
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Perhaps William Hepburn Russell,
who resigned his $1,000 job under the
Fusion administration, and went over 20
Tammany. has been promised some
thing equally as good" or better.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Charles NJ schwab announces that he
desires a rest. 1t is not surprising there
fore that he should have decided to live
a part of the year in Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

The news that a big coal surplus is
stored up in Pennsylvania is likely to
diminish the patience of the consumer
II prices stay where they are now.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

1t is still a question how the pistol
toting habit down South could ever be
abolished save by exterminating the
white male population above the age OF
sixteen
The Washington times., 1903-09-26
Why He Was Interested.

They say this weather makes the corn grow
remarkably
'Pm glad Of that"
''Are you farner?"
mo: I'm corn doctor Cleveland Plain
I
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

A scientist has discovered that chick
ems live to be twelve years old. The
limit for the boarding house table
ought certainly to be ten.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

The temperance societies will doubt
less insist that the new play, Drink"
shall be taken off the boards unless its
name is changed to soft Drink"
The Washington times., 1903-09-26
The Gangs" Lament.

The melancholy days arc here
We were afraid they'd come,
Despite our Doodle and our beer
Our campaigns on the bum.
indianapolis News.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

The German Raw and Refined Sugar
syndicates are to dissolve. Perhaps
there was too much water in their stock.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

General Funston seems TO have met
with frost at Nome. which is not
strange, considering that his opinions
were formed in a warmer climate
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Mr.. Cannon has taken a house for the
session. but inasmuch as his daughter
is to preside over II, Uncle Joe" will
not be the Speaker.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

When last heard to speak upon the
subject Leader Murphy, of Tammany
Hall, said Mix" to the Nixon boom.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

ride pacing nag, or be caught by them
riding Lou Dillon, the trotter, and die
looking stylish.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

It's no wonder the people of New York
city watch District Attorney Jerome
so closely-he's a clockmaker.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

The piano makers of New York are
going on strike. but so long IS they do
not strike the piano some suffering will
be saved
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Gen. Freddie" Funston ought TO have
anticipated the frost he got in Nome
Alaska is a cold country.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Georgia reports a shortage in her cot
ton crop, but as long as the watermelon
crop is good the state will continue to
be prosperous
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

The Sultan may be described as a
promising man. likely to rise" on the
top of somebody's boot.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Colonel symons has decided that the
parks can be protected even If the po-
licemen are not made green to match.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26
No Love for Belgium.

I hear that King Leopold has asked
him TO stay a few days at Brussels on
his return journey. But If he accepts
this invitation he will be showing
greater amount of good nature than that
with which he is generally credited. For
when ne was last at Brussels, prior to
his accession to the throne and to his
marriage, he went there as a sutton for
the hand Of Princess clementine, or
for that of one OF her cousins, the
daughters of the Count OF Flanders.
Not only was his suit rejected. but it
was done in a manner calculated TO Of
fend him deeply. while his dimiuutive
stature aroused the ill-concealed merri-
ment of the Brussels populace, which
did not refrain from giving loud express
sion to the most uncomplimentary re-
marks on the subject OF his personal ap-
pearanse. Then. too. King Leopold visit
ed Rome and Leo XIII without taking
any notice whatsoever OF the King and
Queen OF Italy at the Quirinal, an af-
front which served still further to irri-
tate the Italian court against the
reigning house of Belgium. Under the
circumstances it is doubtful IL King
Victor Emmanuel viii visit Brussels
after leaving London.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26
In a Lighter Vein.
The Question of Age.

Jean-i heard May thirty
Ethel-So she was-at tme.-New Orleans
Times Democrat.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

II takes some people longer 70 let 20 Of
them.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

woman never goes travelling without dress
ing in such way that in OF an accident
her clothes would be a credit to her.
New York Press
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

No matter how much you pay for experience
you can never sell it for red cent?
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Nature made night 50 that married people
could get acquainted with each other.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Pride stands very insecurity on any pedestal
other than that Of Righteousness.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26
REFLECTIONS OF A BAcHELoR.

Old sge can make as hot love affair as
ashes can a FIRE.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Death comes only once. That's what makes it
10 redoubtable
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Whatever may be a mans measure. Just that
is the measure Of what he firmly believes
man should be
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

Never look a gift-suake in the mouth.
The Washington times., 1903-09-26

The cup Of sorrow has several false bottoms.
You think you have drained il TO the dregs-
and loi you find another drink awaiting you
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-22
StGrf % fri,

err. Bog for unse Menb, at @eorg
Gperarb. SperIat fra @ngelff. s
England er ben iolgt / oper $4,000
Gtsemplarer. Qf 5ororbet fslgenbe:
Den pr9bifer ben glade &%riitenbom
/ COB 9etDbning, life ben operflabiIfe
og letIinbise, men ben, Der bar &oo
| lepenbe Sro paa 3riitus ......"
@ubsorbets frigsrenbe Sanbbeb be-
lDfes / 8ogen peO talriee gtsempler
fra bet basli9e 2ip. 9oeen er anbez
falet af 9oro S%baftesburp, iom flyer:
Seq oober at resne 9ogen bIunot be
allerbebite". Den inbeboloer: Start
% fri. = 6pab er Sanbbeb. -
Den lebenbe Heit. = &riitus pg be
nnge M9no. - SENDER bl bdm9 -
!6an fanbt BAN 1 9rfenens 2anb. -
De to lire. gibt at fire Slap
perIlonger. = pilen, Der forfeileoe
tit Maal. = Om at fomme frem /
2ipet.- s0pab tanter ou ON min gRez
lieion2 = ollnge Menb Tan faa
plabs." - ct penliat Snffe.
pris flint inbb. Soc, frit tilienbt.
Grim9rter mobtaees.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair. Nebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-22
groteltantiIf
0irfeforfltning
#(Gfter RS agblapet@.

s be peitligs grooinIer, Der baboe
Ifoaet unoer fran1 9erreogmme, men
Tom beo 0ienertongresleu bar blepi
ne inolemmeOe i greusIen, par Der
Itrofs efter gefrielien bleOet Oprettet
aoniiftOrier o9 b~erefter inofprt en-
Wenigbebsrepra i%entatipn % pro
pinsfpnooer. S De pItlise 9%rOOinIsr
bIep Der / 1877 giort 5oripg paa at
inbrette presbbterier eller 9irtetoaes
aier / ale Sogne; men 5orIeget INT
febes lite; oisIe presbbterier mong=
lebe enbper inbbprbes 5orbinbelie, "a
man life Iamtibig opretteoe SDnooer,
oo tom / oeres ilolerebeS Sitting mart
/ 5orfalo. Gil Ipnopale OrOninger
blep Der bel / be fslgenoe Ndr gjort
Sinsb, men uben Refultot. S 1916
inofafbte 5reberif 8il6elm
benSppenbe Den fsrite epdn9eliife 8ez
n~erolfbnooe, ~beItaaenoe at 81 geiitli1e
pg SO lege Mebkmmer, fom uoars
beibebe ct 5orilag til en- Sirteforfdts
ming, Der bog lite trdaote 10 | 2ipst,
Iiee Ida ltbt fom ben Organization
at 8irten pad repr9ientatiot 8runbz
lag, iom ienere bleb fr9pet at bet
epangelifte Sberfirteroao, tom I'll
l1bferelie. &on9en funbe meo al fin
SDmpoti for en- fbnooal 5orfutning
lite bsilutte Jig til at gore Qlbor NJ
Sagen.
Spirit unoer RegentIfabet / bans
iibfte Regeringsaar bleo Der meo&rlft
toget fat paa Opgaoens 2ssning.
Sra 1858 bleo Der efterbaanoen OPP
rettet M eniebebsraab | ri
gets forIfeaige Yrobinier, % efter at
bisIe bar tonne / Sang, bleo Der fra
1861 onorbnet nnooet,
beitaaenoe al ale geiitfiqe o9 ct Wteos
lem df Wenigbebsraaost ira bpett
@oen | areoIen msb superintendent
ten Iom Sormdn0. 8ern9It opretz
te6es Der 1869 f~orelebiae g b II
fidIfbnooer / Rigets eitlig,
Bropinier - be beTtlige hoooe ionl
foran bem9rtet allereoe %faaoanne, %
efter SnbItiaing al bisIe Sbnooer
ubfom ben 10. September 1878 en-
fonaelig @norbning, IOm befinitipt
paob6o SnOfgrelien at Wenigbeoss
roob % en- SDnobaloroning meo
,9irebshnobsr og Observation-Disclosures
for be gitliee g%ropinIer. Samtioig
paobsb aongen (@ilbelm ben 5srite),
at Der Tfulbe inotuloes en- operorbent'
liq @eneralipnobe til 4fllutnin9 Al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for ben eOdngelifi
&irfe / idmtlige Higets 9lbre PRO
pinfer. 8eb en- COB al %. Mai 1874
blep M%noroninaen ON M~enigheosa
raobene ItabFpItet at 2obgipnings=
mo9ten.
SITTER at ben operorOentlige 8ent-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-22

paret nebfat ct llObalg at oenne aons
ierents til 5orbanoling At Sppr9s
maalet ON en- Ineorere Sammeni Tut
ming at De t1ite eoangeliite 9anostirs
fer til 9dretdgelie at faaes Snter=
esfer oberfor andre &irfeiumfuno.
Der ifulbe oprettes ct eOangelit
airteuboalg, bpis 9trtfombeo b0g
life MATTE inoifr9nte De enfelte
9anOstirfers SelbitenbigbeO / 9e,
fenOelie og 5orfatning. glanen bar
bar life funbet ubelt 1ilnutning,
%napnlig life fra be lutberi te 2anosz
firters Sibe, men efter at 3dnfen DIN
at aBre Berlin til fdlt Sebe for
airteuopalget og Pr9iioenten for bet
ebdngeliffe Soertirferaab til itaoig
9eber df llopalgets 5orretninger CT
op9ipen, bar be fleIte 2unostirfer bog
tiltraaot 6orfuget. &irfeuOpalgct
ffdl frit beige i'm 5ormano, og nos
pulget ital BABE fit SGOe, bDor 5ors
mdnben beer; fun for be fgrfte fem
Qar ffal preusien gpre 8egbnbelfen
meb 6orfeoet. Sfal Sammenilutz
ningen imiblertib lDtfes, bill bet piIts
NOT blibe n%pbbenbigt til bette ubbalg,
Der ubeluttenoe beItaar at 0elegerebe
for &irferegeringerne, at fnptte ct
llbpalg beitaaenbe at Menb, Der er
oalgte df be forItelIige 2anbsfirfers
SbnOber. Spprgsmdulet bill %iiffert
TONNE til at ipiGe en- betDoelig HoIe
unber 5orbunblinserne pau BEN Sc
n~eraIfpnobe, fom netop | benne Sib
6olber Msbe.
Sra tutberIf Sibe bar man be-
itr9bt Jig for at tilpejebringe en- fer
Zig Sammeni lutning at De lutberfte
2anbstirfer, men ogIad benne 3anfe
bill Iittert Itsbe paa 6~etpOelige 8anIte
li96eber. De lutberfte 2anostirter /
probinie rne 9onnober pg Slespig'
0olIten bill n9ppe funne opnaa bet
preusIi1fe &ultusminiTteriums Cant
tpffe til en- nprmere SdmmenIlutning
meo be luther te9anbstirter / @apern,
So6ien 0. |. b.
Om %llnionen, Der ipi1er Iaa ltor
en- 3oGe / Observation-Disclosures llbpits
ing / bet nittenbe N%arbunbreoe, ffal
bemGrtes fslgtnbe:
sra bet 9ieblit, aurTprit So6an
Siegmunb at g%ranoenburg / 4ur,t
1913 bar trdaot ober til ben re fora
merte airte, uben at bans lut6erIfe
5olf fulgte bans Gtsempel, bar De
brunbenburgife 5priters airtepolitit
itabig gaaet ub pad en- Screening al
be tpenbe ebungeliife 9irter, bog meO
nnptugefie at 6reberit ben 4nOen,
bpis airteprincip iom befenOt bag
bette, at / bans Slater maotte enboer
bIioe ialig pua i'm 5acon. Men 5rez
berit @ilbelm ben 3rebie genoptog
5anten, og oeo Reformutionens 9re=
hunbreooarsfeit / 1917 opfororebe
ban fine liitberIte og r%eformerte I'M
E rlaatter til at laoe beres dfbigenpe
2arbomme fable Iom noget ubportes
og flute fig iammen til en- epangeIiIts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-22

ralipnobe, Der beItoo bells At Meblems
mer palgte at prooinPialiDnOoerne,
oels at fOngelig ubneOnte MeOlems
mer, 6apbe 6ebanOIet ct al gegerin=
gen fremlaat 1lOfaft til en- @enes
rail- pnoOdlOrbntng. blcO
oenne ubiieot iom fon9eligNnoroning
At 20. Sanuar 1876. Sagen bleD bers
otter forelogt aanOoa9en, og efter at
ben bar tiltraabt al benne, uotom en-
oelig 9open al 3. SUM 1876 an9da-
enbe BEN epan9elifte L
e 0 atning | be el0re pro>
oinfer at Monartiet, Der approbereoe
SDnooalorbningen | bet bele % Ian>
tioig traf geltemmelIer ON StatenS
3ilIDnsret lige oberfor &irten og re.
9uIerebe 5orbolbet melem Stdters
og &irtens forIteGige MbnOigbeoer.
Oct er benne COB, Der enbnu banner
@runoldget for ben ebangeliite airs
te5 6orfatninQslib | be 9lbre Dele al
BET prusIIte Monarti, | bpilte Uni
onen melem be. lutberffe og be refors
merte Wenig6eber er bleben eennems
fgrt, % 6ermeo bar bet mongeadrige
5orfdtningsarbejbe | bette itore2ono@
omraube %afIluttet.
Serimob omfdtter oenne 5orfats
ming life be efter 1866 / preusien
inblemmebe nbe probinIer, | bpilte pe
llit6erIfe 2anostirfer er blepen be-
itaaenoe. Sadleoes bar probinien
SIesOig Soliten fit e%Oan9elif : lus
t6erlfe aonIiItorium / &iel, Der life
I%orterer unber bet e~bangeliite Sbers
firferddb men birette unber bet firfe=
lige MiniIterium | Berlin, ligeiom
ben bar Menigbebsradb % en- Sbno<
bdlorbning, Der life bsrer unoer ben
preus1tIte 9eneralIbnobe.
Sifparenbe &irfeforfatningsfors
bofb til be Der omtalte preusiiite fin
bes | Tad goot iom ale be andre tbffe
Slater. Naturligbis frembbber De
mango 4fbigelier inObprbes / @ntelis
6enerne, men bd ben bRientliQe 3npe
for Oroningerne er giOet beo cen
~preusiiffe, Ital Ri ogI0d | bet fslgenbe
for at unbgad 6orpirring | bet b9s
fentlige 6oloe os til benne5orfatning.
Den 6%eitdar, Iaa bi0t pioes, for
2ioen af 81 eoangeliIfe 2anbstirter |
1D7flano, beraT 2 reformsrte, II uns.
reoe. ReIten lutberite. ut bringe en-
Gn6eb uo at benne Mun9foloigheb
er 6ibtil life lptteOes. s en- aurratte
far ben tbite ebangeliife 9irtetonf,s
rents, Der 6eitaar al l~1oienbinge fra
De forite0ige airferegeringer, bolbt
Wgber | GiIeno6, bbor man raab=
ilaor ON firfelige principper, men
life er berettiget til at pebta9e BIN
benbe 9e1utninger. Nplt9 bar Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-12-22


friItelig Strife meb f9aes Raobernps
peIIe, narmsit efter reformert 9itus;
praIternes tube life forpligtes til
at lare efter en- 6eitemt 8etenOelis,
men ,efter ben foreneOe e%bangeliIfe
airtes gefen0eli er, for Iad Diot bisle
itemmebe operens." De inofgrtes en-
M ~2anO8agen6e, ION bet / 1884 6leo
paabubt dGe W}eni96eber at fplge.
Samtibig bleo Der imiblertib, oa
anionsbe Itra6elferne nabnlig fra lus
tberIt SiOe life bar msot meb u6et
gr9niet 5tai6, foretdget ct 3il6age>
to9 fra BEN ~pprin0elige lniOnstdnfe,
Der git uD pad en- Sammen imeltntng
df be to &onfesiioner. S en- M &az
6inetsorbre af %. 5ebruar 1884 uO@
talte aongen, at 1nionen life till
ligteOe at op6Gbe be to e~bangeIifte
8onFesIioner eaer ben Nutoritet, Iom
6eres 8etenbelf les itrifter bibtil babOe
BAIT. 3iltrebelf len til l1nionen lfuloe
fun D9re ct ubtrpf for ben 4nifuelie,
at SorffeIen | enfelte 29repunttet
life lengere Itulbe galbe iom @runD
til at negte ben anben &onfesiion bet
bbre tirfelige 5euesffab. 9eroe6 er
unionen | bet b~eientlige reouceret til
en- Sorbinbelie melem De to change
fife airfeIamfunb ON f9les &irfcz
ifbrelie, men meO fulbft9nbig aner>
fenoelie at De tonfesiionele 5orifslz
lig6eber. Snbenfor l1nionen finbes
Der berfor baabe interchangeable
og reformertsebangefiif lie Menig6eber;
be Menigbeber enOelig, Der efter Uni
onens oprinbelige program bar an
en- 5aIesbefenoelie, betegnes
iom OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SITE alene lutberite Menig6eber
pilOe bog flute fla til unionen ielb
paa bette enbreoe pro9ram. NaOiiz
Zig na9tebe en- Del Menigbeoer /
at dntdge ben npe Mgenoe
og unoerfuite fig ben unereoe 8irte.
i10relie. Gfter lan9e &e, / 6oitte
ogiad Steffens, Der ben Sang bar
Yrofesior / gre8tau, bar en- ibrig
0eltager, lDtfeoes bet bisie Menigbss
Der BED en- 9eneralfoncesiion / 1915
at opnaa Song 6reOerif Nil6elm ben
6ieroes Qnerfenoelie iom ct uoenfor
ben e%bon9elilfe 2dnbsfirte Ttaaenbe
lut6erf SdmfunO. ut %iaapel be 6an>
noberite Iom De Ilesbigz 6olitenIfe lu@
M~enig6eOer li9eleoes itaur
ubenfor llnionen, er tibligere bemer>
tet. O9 bo 5ilIutningen til llnioz
men er 9anife fripiaig, fan Der pgidd
finbes 6aaoe lutberite pg reformerte
Menig6eoer, Der bel life 6erer til
lInipnen, men Iom unoertditer Zig
9anbstirfens StDrelIe pg anoenber
Den pdabubte Qgenbe.
6oruben 2anbstirfen for Breusz
lens 9 gamle proptnfer finbes Der
unerebe 2anbsfirter t NasTaus8ur@
besien, / 8aben, Rbinpfal3, 9esiens
9armltabt, Sd9ien Neimdr meo
nogle flere at be tbIfe Smaaitdter;
ale be andre Qdnbsfirfer, foruoen
iom nepnt 6annober o9 SlespiQz
6olIten, enDbibere 8ongeriget Sa6s
len, Miirtemberg, gabern, SIt FIR
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teriale og fpnobale, nernlere er orb.
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boorlebes be griber inb / binanber
paa be f%orifeQige 5rin at Oroningen
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Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-12-03
HIGH PRICES
FOR GOOD STOCK

Cumberland Bank stock and shares
of the stock of the Bridgeton Gas
Company brought record prices Satur-
day afternoon at public sale.
The Cumberland Trust Company
offered three shares of the Cumber-
land National Bank stock and twelve
shares of the stock of the Bridgeton
Gas Company. David s. Blew was
the auctloneer in charge of the sale.
There were many present and consid-
erable interest in the securities was
manifested.
The Cumberland Bank stock was
first sold. The bidding started at $400
and the price jumped up rapidly to
$440.75 and the buyer was Mr.. Frank
O. Probasco. This is the highest price
ever paid for these shares The par
value is 500. A $40 dividend is due
in January.
Twelve shares of the Bridgeton Gas
Company's stock were then offered.
The stock started at 800 per share and
the bidding continued until $780,. so
was reached. The buyer was Barton
f. Sharp, the Comptroller. The next
share brought $l30, and the next two
were sold at $131. The last eight
were sold at $131. The last eight
shares were sold for $131. 80 per share,
a record price. Mr.. Sharp bought
them all. The gas stock is $40 per
share.