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Evening journal., 1904-01-08
GOLD TIPS FOR NEWSIES
Generous Englishr-an's Plan to
Help St. Louis Paper Boys.
SLIPS MONEY INTO THEIR HANDS.

Sometimes the Coin, Not Given By
Mistake, Is n Sovereign Worth
$3.50 and Sometimes a Half Sow
ereisn-R~cipients OF the Money
Are Told 20 Keep II ms n Pocket
Piece.
A generous Englishman is making
glad the days of the newsboys of ST.
Louis. Not all of them have shared his
generosity-indeed. only a small per
cent of them-but those who have
know that It is not of the short meas
ure variety, and those who haven't
are eagerly awaiting this strange mans
entree into their lives. says the St.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
He is giving away gold, and not by
mistake either. With each coin he
gives to the boys he stoops over and in
a soft. round voice wishes the boy sue
cess. tells him to live a good life and
keep this for pocket piece"
Sometimes this is a sovereign. and
sometimes It is a half sovereign. both
beautiful coins. the former of the value
Of $3.50 in United States money and
the latter S2.40.
Placing the coin in the boys hand
or slipping it into his pocket. the big
stranger takes his paper and disap.
pears.
One of the boys at noon the other
day described his unknown benefactor
as a man perhaps forty-fve years old.
0 feet inches tall, having a pointed
gray beard and wearing a long black
overcoat and light colored checked suit.
The newsies are on the qui vive over
the unheralded appearance ir their
midst of this mysterious person. Many
are the stories they tell Of his gifts to
them and to others and of incidents
connected with the gifts.
Several little street merchants, not
familiar with gold and the money Of
other lands. have refused the shining
pieces of coin bearing the late queens
picture in payment for n paper, where
upon the big man. smiling rather than
trying to argue with them, has emptied
his pockets of the small change they
contained.
Other little fellows have accepted the
pretty coins. but have bartered them
as quickly ms possible for three or four
pennies from some other boy who Ell
ther knew better than they or was
willing TO take chance.
Gold is plentiful in newsboys' circles.
Some OF the boys are doing as the big
stranger asked them to do-keeping
their gold as pocket pieces to bring
them good luck. 1t is estimated that
this stranger has already given about
twenty gold coins TO the boys. His field
of operations seems limited to the cen
ter of the downtown business district.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
A GREAT RECORD.
Hard to Duplicate Il in Wilmington


Hard to Duplicate Il in Wilmington.
Scores Of representative citizens of
Wilmington are testifying on the fol-
lowing subject. Such a record Of local
endorsement is unequalled in modern
times The public statement made By
a citizen is but one OF the many that
have preceded II and the hundreds
that will follow. Read il:
Mrs. ]. ID. Twigg. No. SIC East 9TH
street says; MRS. Bannan induced me
to try Doan's Kidney Pills and OBJ
tained box at Danforth's drug store
on Market street. For six months
previous TO this I suffered excruciating-
~ from backache. Sometimes 1 was
helpless and could obtain no rest
either sitting, standing or lying. A
urinary weakness followed and l ma
turally became anxious about my phv-
sical condition. Now / do not want
II understood that / am thoroughly
cured but 1 conscientiously say that
Doan's Kidney Pills are unequalled i'm
their action. The first dose or two al
ways checks an attack and brings the
much-sousht relief. You arc at liberty
TO use my name as an endorser of
Doan's Kidney Pills"
Doan's kidney Pills for sale bv an
dealers. Price so cents. Mailed bv
Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo. \. Y.
sole agents Tor the United states.
remember the name. Doans. and
take no other
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
A REBukE FOR DowIE.
Zionist Leaders Father Says Bir
sons Mind Must BE UnsOuEd.

Zionist Leaders Father Says His
sons Mind Must BE Unsourd.
John Murray Dowie. father of John
Alexander Dowie. according TO a dis
patch from Essex. Ia. says that the
Zionist founder is of unsound mind.
Il have decided to make answer to
him." said the old man. HE is my
son. born in wedlock. I was married
in April. and the boy was born in the
following May. His mother was a
good wife to me-"
Here the old mans voice grew ten
der and his eyes filled with tears.
Il took the boy in my arms and had
him christened in Edinburgh. | ac-
knowledged him as my son. and this.
by the law of Scotland. legitlmizes a
child. I owned him before the world
as my boy and the woman as my wife.
ANY one who knows the Dowies can
see that John Alexander is one of
them. I have been mistaken for my
son many times. His mother was a
widow when / married her After her
death l gave the certificate OF her first
marriage and the one recording my
own marriage to my son. He has them
now unless he has destroyed them. and
II they are destroyed the records may
be found in Edinburgh. There is no
truth in the army officers story. I am
certain he is of unsound mind to give
out such a myth.
''He has got into the hahit OF scold
ing. He scolds the whole world. He
scolds me. He is a great egotist. Oh. II
l had only been in New York TO coun
sci him to be quiet He antagonized
the people there. Pour SOUL Poor soul
But his failure TO do much in New
York does not mean that he has come
TO the end. John Alexander Dowie 1:
too nell intrenched behind his defense:
TO be pulled down that way. The news
papers are maddening him.
"He was raised with his younger
brother Andrew. now in Australia
When he took up this faith healing
business in Australia. I warned hin
TO desist. While he was in college
sent him fs every month. Doesn't tha
look as though he were my son? III
did not treat me coldly when ! came
10 Chicago. He met me as a son would
meet his father. He introduced me N
his father before Zion. 1t was ONLY
when refused to accept his doctrines
that he turned against me- He is nov
only a Calvinist. with a lot Of faitl
healing egotism and ncwfangled idea
grated on"
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
SHERIFF SALES.

.SHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias, 20 me directed,
will be exposed 70 public sale at ths
Court House. or Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
Of Wilmington, New Castle county
ON SATURDAY. Is
THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, 1904
at 10 o'clock a. m, IT
the following described real estate, viz:t
All that certain lot or piece Of land wi N
the brick dwelling house thereon erected,
situate in the said city Of Wflmington,
known as No. 1904 Scott street. bounded
and described 5s follows, to wit.
Beginning at point on the EASTERN
side of Scott street at the distance 81
one hundred and fifty feet northerly from
the northerly side Of Delaware avenue.
thence casterly parallel with Delaware
avenue one hundred feet TO a corner.
thence northerly parallel with Scott
street sixteen feet eight inches to another
corner: thence westerly parallel with
Delaware avenue and passing through
the middle of the division wall between
the house on this lor and the house adj
joining on the north one hundred feet 20
a point in the said oasterly side OF Scott
street. and thence thereby southerly six
teen feet eight inches 10 the place Of be-
ginning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property OF Edward J. McGittigen. Wild
over, ana to be sold by
EMMTT r. STTDHAM Sheriff
Sheriffs Office. Wilmington, Delaware.
December 80, 1903.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
Record Breaking Hen.

The second shoot OF the season OF the
'Don't-butt-in Club was held yester-
day with the following result: Chase.
~ Robert Chase. .; Homer First, 70;
Charles McFaddsr. y; II. Harrison.
.; Harry Dillon. =. 4. Fitzpatrick, g.:
II. Harris, j; JoAS- Schrade. 4; Harry
Brady >; Frank McClafferty. /: Zeb
Fitzpatrick o; James Carmichael, o.:
S. McGoldrick, 0.
James Robinson gave an exhibition
shoot and broke sixty-nine out OF sew
enty-five.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

A fact more remarkable than cen-
tenarian longevity itself is reported In
the case OF a man OF italian birth
named Antonio Novorini, who has Just
died at Seraievo. in Bosnia. at the age
OF los. It Is recorded of him that only
f,.-t .-,,,. 1,.r,,.. ti,1,, rof H.. .,.f - -.
set Of teeth. Novorini was born ih
Padua and entered the service of p
Moslcm land owner i'm Bosnia about
sixty years ago. lie had never knows
what illness was and died suddenly
while drinking a glass Of aerated water.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
Hentasonhs, InstaIIation.

r. w. G. Provost. assisted by G.
Scribe William Winhrup, G. Herald
WallSer. g. Treasurer w. G. Sullivan
and w. r. Walters. Grand Inspector
General installed officers Of William
Mckinley Conclave. No. 10. Hepta-
sophs. on Wednesday night. Following
is tho list Of officers:
representative. +. r. Todd. alter
nate. w. S. Cloud NJ r. Arclon. Jo' u
Nurch. Provost, A. Mo-gl o Prelat"
II. NJ. o.; Il. Scribe. W II. Waltz
L. s"'to ?cLn Klingeman 'rrra.ute,
William Baugh, Sr.: Inspector General
Il. G. Richards; Herald, A. Johnson:
Warder, Benjamin Gulse; Sentinel
Frank Robb; Trustee for eighteen
months, a. Johnson.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
Fame In sauewee County, Mo.

Miss Ellabelle Mae Doolittle, the Paw
Paw Corner animal poet. has let out O
little secret that bids fair TO make he,
famous in Squewee county. No. says
the Kansas City Journal. She says that
she is personally acquainted with the
composer Of "Hiawatha." once saw the
man who wrote Goo Goo Eyes" and
knows a second cousin of one Of the
writers Of "In the Good Old Slanme'
Time"
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
u0w,s Tr4rs9

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot he
cured by Hans Catarrh Cure. n
Il. J. CHENEY e. CO.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known +. y.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believse
him perfectly honorable IN all business
transactions and financially able to carry
OUT any obllgatiins made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX. Wholesale Druggisrs /
Toledo. o.
lWALpING. KINNAN g. MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, q.
Halls catSrh Cure Is taken internallv
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cons serfaces Of the system. Testimonial ls
sent free. Price zoe. per bottle. Sold bt
Iall Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
Jack Farrell to Fieht in Chester.

Jack Farrell, the local pusilist. will
meet Hid Wilson. Of Orange. n. j.. at
the Broadway a. G. Han. in Chester.
ON Monday night. Eugene Sterlith has
posted a forfeit Of s25 for the appear
nnce Of Farrell and many local sport
ing men viii go 20 Chester to see the
clever colorcd fighter in action.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
Shield Of Honor.
WeIeome couneirs New oNfioers.

American Lodge, Shield of Honor,
No. 6. had an unusually interesting
meeting on Wednesday night when new
officers for the ensuing year we're in
stalled as follows
w. NJ, A. 7. Crossgrove; Jr. NJ
Geo. L. Crossgrove; r. c.. James
Ferrier; r. S.. John Way. Jr.; treas
urer. w. o. Lynch; conductor. Geo.
Moreland; chaplain, Ferd ClemeNts;
trustees. Fred Clement f. e. Kersnaw,
c. white; representative. J. M. Fer
rier; alternate w. o. Lynch.
Grand Master Taylor conducted the
Installation. assisted by Grand Secre-
tary Charles r. Martin, Senior Grand
Master Frank Gael, Jr., Grand Mas
ter A. L. Deakyne. Grand Chaplain
James Keen. Conductor Ferd Clement
and Inside Guard James Mcdowell.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

j man was inclined TO be economi.
eal he could heat his house with The
not air he wastes over telephone.
Tho rramp-Dear lady. would yer Meas,
give q poor man bite 70 oaf9
The l.ady-What, You here agame
viii cav my husband Immediately.
The Tramp-Pardon me. madam. VI,
would make charming widow. but I an
no cannibsl.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

Air. Bryan has set sail for home With
MS pockets buieing with copy for the
Commcner. The date OF his nrs. lecture
on Monarchs Who Have Met Ne" has
not been announced BY The bureau.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
AMONG The MARKSMEN
Champs to Shoot af Country Club
This Afternoon.

Many sportsmen viii be attracted to
the Wilmington Country Club this ar
ternoon by the exhibition OF Mcssrs.
Gilbert, Tanning. Waters and Squier.
Gilbert is the champion trap shot of
the world.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

Terrible plaques. those itching. poster
ing diseases Of the skin. Put an end TO
misery. Doan's Ointment cures. At any
drug store.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

From the comments IL Is inferred
that New York considers "Parsifar'
superior 10 Pete Daily but not quite
so good as Willie Collier.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

New York is reported 10 have been
stunned by "Parsifal." This puts Par
sifal' in the same class with New
York's tunnel explosion.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
Golden scepter.

The order Of abe Golden Scepire cour,
Diamond Ne } sield the annuai insttis-
non exercises this week, when officers
{ook the oaih for the snsmng year.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
NIGHT WITH
SECRET ORDERS
WILMINGTON LODGES ACTIVELY EN-
GAGED IN INSTALLING OFFICERS AND
ARRANGING FOR ENTERTAINMENTS.
ANNUAL BANQUET OF A. o. U. w. LAST
NIGHT

Amid the sounds of popular airs by
the Philharmonic Orchestra and flank
cd by banks OF palms and clusters OF
pinks wilmington Lodge, No. l, A. ..
L. w, banqucted in the Clayton House
last evening.
The banquet was given in honor OF
the Grand Master Workman and as
sociate officers of the Grand Lodge OF
Delaware. one hundred and twelve sat
at table presided over by the following
committee: Chairman Charles NJ.
Banks. Thomas S. Taylor Edward F..
Kane. James L. Glacken. Joseph Shun-
der. Edward c. Clark and James II.
Bowe. The officers OF the Grand
Lodge. as guests OF Wilmington Lodge.
sat at the head OF the table with
Chairman Banks.
Following was the menu:
oysters on half shell.
Olives Celery Sweet Pickles
Consomme with Alphabets
Broiled Salmon Saratoga Chips
Trout
Fillet Of Beef Bordalaise Sauce
Orange Sherbet
Roast Young Turkey
Cranberry Sauce Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas
Chicken Salad
Vanilla Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
Cheese Crackers
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

II is proposed TO have Aguinalao ex-
hibited az st. Louis. II would be
worth While If Herbert Welsh could be
shown in the same cage.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
ehepherds Of RethlcI,.,,

shepherds Of Bethlehem held their usual
weekly meeting on Wednesday evening
and Transacted general and routine busl-
ness.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
osaae Camp.

Usage camp OF hed Men, NO. o.
passed SIX adoptons on Wednesday night,
besides transacting other important bust
ness pertaining to the camp.
Welcome Councils New Officers.
Welcome Council. No. z. Jr.. o. L. A.
NJ, held installation exercises on Weines-
day night. when officers for the ensuing
year -ere chosen as follows;
Councillor. George Keene: V. c., Leslie
Hilbert; A. r. s., Charles Sharp; Rec.
secy.. II. L. David; treasurer, Il. c. Ap-
pleby: financial secretary. H. S. Ross;
conductor, George Clifton; warden, VIII
liam Windsor; inside sentinel. Frank
Paynter; outside sentinel. Fletcher King;
representative State +. b. A., William
Windsor; representative State Council,
three years. c. 3. McCullom; trustee,
Is months. Gilbert King; chaplain George
Scott.
Deputy State Councillor J. S. johnson
was installing officers and made the usual
address 20 the new officers.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

sHERIFFs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF AIS. Levari Facias to me directed
Will be exposed TO public SALE at the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the city
of Wilmington. New Castle county,
State of Delaware
Evening journal., 1904-01-08
on SATURDAY.
THE l6.h DAY OF JANUARY, l9l4.

at 10 o'clock. a. m.
tho following described real estate. viz:
All those two certain lots OF land here
in described as one lot with the two two
story frame dwellings thereon erected,
situate In The said city OF Wilmington.
bounded and described as follows. TO wit:
Beginning at the northerly side Of Co,e-
man street formerly called CO. street,
at the distance of seventy-three feet
easterly from the easterly side of Eighth
lavenue; thence northerly parallel with
Eighth avenue hfty-eeven feet to the
northerly side Of a three-feet wide alley.
thence along said alley side easterly par
allel with Coleman street twenty-four
feet 20 the westerly side Of another three
feet wide alley leading into Coleman
street.; thence southerly parallel with
Eighth avenue and by the said side of
the latter alley fifty-seven feet to the
aforesaid northerly side of Coleman
street. and thence by the same westerly
ltwenty-tour feet TO the place of begin
ming, be the contents thereof what theV
may. with the use Of both alleys abovs
mentioned in common forever.
Seized and taken IN execution as the
property of Jerome Conroy and Mary e.
Conroy. his wife. and Mary r. Conroy,
terre tenant, and to be sold by
EMMTT f. STIDHAM Sheriff
/ Sherin's office. Wilmington, Delaware.
noonrlher 70 1qn2
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

Aay.IlL.s b ihe E,eaIng IournsI.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

Capital, Cfull paid) $5OC,OOO.O0
Surplus and Profits $375,50O.O0
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

A Rusty Stove is a Disgrace.
Cartmell's stove enamel stops it.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08

Officers were Installed Ia phu sheridan
Posi-. No. g; q. A. r.. OF the Department
oi Delaware on Wednesday evening bv
Fast Commander W. r. Moystn. assisted
ns officer OF the bay Daniel Ross. Fol-
ioHins is the list Of those installed.
commander of post James N. Ban
faem' s. " c.. W. s. Byron: J. Y. g..
james Crooks; adjutant. A. Brack starr
- d.. James t. zngle; surgeon. clriiou
T. Jeiferis; chaplain. W. B. Norton. o.
d. Robert C. Turner; q. g.. Joseph Gres-
singer Addresses were made hv Conisaaes
WI r N9ystin Daniel Ross. William n.
Norts;. James NJ. Banihcm. Wilcox and
Kelley.
The exercises lasted about three hour.
ard were very impressive.
Evening journal., 1904-01-08


Installation Of officers took place in
the lodge rooms early in the evening.
when Grand Master Workman Iarri-
son c. Howell conducted the installa-
tion ceremonies. He was assisted by
the following named officers: Past
Grand Master William Il. Foulke.
Grand Foreman James e. Savilie.
Grand Overseer Caleb S. Watson.
Grand Guide A. B. Jones. Grand In
side Watchman Or. L. w. Finn. Grand
outside Waterman Frank p. Lackey.
Grand Recorder Leslie V. Christy.
The following officers were installed.
Master Workman, William ]. McAla-
aon; Past Master Workman. William
Willen' Foreman, Harry Battin; over
seer. Clifford Mccall. Recorder. T.. c.
Clark. financier, Charles f. Woods.
Receiver, Julian Walker. Guide. John
N. IrnaN' Inside Watch. John McAlon-
isal' Outside Watch. James II. Bowo.
Trustees, Caleb S. Watson. b. r. Drew
John Speakman; Medical Examiners.
Dr. Thomas c. Cook. Dr. Frank II
Snfirn' Or. James H. Morgan, DR.. 10.
.. Shortidge. Dr. ]. Harvey spruance.
Lioiarian Josph K Adams.
The retiring officers were each nro
senied With handsome jeweled badres
in token Of their services DURING fbs
year just passed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01
Gfterlgsnins.

!6erDeo efterIpies Sens Ieoerbr
Semen. feOt / 9umlum peb Struer
1877. Sans 5aber flpttebe fra
5umlum til 9ubum / Qaret 1891.
Den Gfterlpite tog pr9Iimin9retiua
men fra Struer HealitoIe 1894, fei-
leoe iioen iom 5nrbgber, bog meo
entelte Q~f6rpbeIier, / bbtlte ban bao=
De foritellige pla0ier beb aontorar,
bej6e. bf. a. oeb 2tonomiet pud 5rss
%oensborg. Oct iioite, bans Slagts
ninge peo pm BAN, er, at ban | Waj
1902 UNDER Striten rejite til eng
lamb for at iege 6bre, f%ormooentlig
pod en- dmeritanif Camper. 6an bar
Meolem at en- 9oob 5empIar Or
ben.
Stuloe nogen Oibe noget ON ben
@fterlnftes Sf9bne fiben bans
9ortrejie, bebes Debtommenoe ind
tr9ngcnbe ON at ienbe Oplpsning iii
Bore u~bponbreoe Qunbsmeno",
6oG69t, 9anmurf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01

YrGlt Der / flere 4ar. 9dn bor /
pr9Itebolieen peO Siben df 8irfen.
6srren bar p9ret COB impb os
.b%ibinotil; sr mango at bore Menigs
beosfod reiIte bort fra ps, Ioa lag
ger !6erren andre til, iOm bill labs
ia frelie. 6or life lan9e fiOen par
par Der II npe Wleolemmer iom bleo
optaget paa en- Sang. = 9i bar M
Zig af6olot en- Del MisiionsmeOer,
fra Ssnoagen D. 6. Darts til %
meb Onsbagen b. Is DARTS.
qr9iterne, iom ri bapoe iblanbt
Dc, bar 6. Senien, 3uitin, Nebraitu,
6. 0ilbelmien. Winben. Rebraita,
fra ben foreneoe banit lutb. Strife,
liant to norite prGiter Der fra Dem
ber. vi bapoe en- pelIignet 3to. Ser
ren 6eIegte os | rigt Mudl / be 9ds
Qe. Wenneiter blep ompenote til Ger
rem % lopebe og prifeoe Sub, %
SUBS gern bfep opbnggebe pda De
res ~aIIerbeligite FRO. 6~eligudnban
aab Iig tiltenbe iblanot os, Iad at Ri
erfarebe Sdnobeoen al Subs Orb,
at bet er gobt, at grsbre bor tilidm>
men. =
5aa til Slut flyer hi fsrI 5nf
til Misiionens l6erre for ale biss
ie belIignebe Gage. og bernet IL
ger Ell 5at til be tars 9r9iter, iom
beisgte Dc. @i flyer osfoa 9dt til
ale @enner, fom bar meb os I re
8age, fad at bort fife airtebrs blsD
fplbt til 6errens 9Gre og 9ris.
Gn t9rIig 6iIien fenbes Dam
iferens" Reboftsr og ane bens aRs
Iere fra getbonia Menigbebsfolf oq
8enner / 9enber, Colorado.
R. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-01
&orresponoanee1
9atimer % Coulter, Sa.

apinoeforeningen afbolbt pad i'm
Stiftelfesoae, D. II. Narts, en- lille
6eitligbeb / StOle9uiet.
: Sans Yeter peterien og Gbri-
tina QBegerslep blsp asteOieoe / Stir
fen D. Il. Marts.
4nbers geter Sobdnfen reiiie
/ famine llse til 9reattinger, Sd.,
for at bente fig en- 9uitru. De bleu
egtepis0e famine Dag. D. II. Marts.
0iertelig 2ptpnifning til begge ot
unge Oar.
= De unge. ION bar p9ret pao
6eiifole / 9inter. bar begpnot al
penoe tilbdge til oeres 9iem. Del
laoer til, at De er glade peo beres
Sfoletur.
= 9aitor 9ielien ooertd9er his.
Tonsurbeibet peo @olbfeIb. Su. De.
nigbeosn bar gibet BAN en- Ssnodc
fri ON Waansben bertil.
- Sans r. 0anielfen % Sens
6onien er palgte til at bare Menig-
bcoens 8elegater beo Samfunoets
2(drsmebe / 6uthinfon, Minn.
- st itsrre 6urmermeoe bar boz.
ret ufboIbt / 6ampton. gn lofd.
Screening for 6rantIin 50. blep tiff.
tet. Tom idmmen meo andre 5or:
eninger Itol oaretuge 5drmernes Sns
teresier, blunbt anbet meb 6enipn ii
Slagterterne, Sernbanetompdgnierns
og anbet.
5 ben fsrite part at Mart'
Taa bet ub til. at pi ifuloe babe tib.
ligt 5ordar, men bet III en- brat GnbI
meb Sne. Regn Og 5orben, og 'at
pIuoielig efter 5oroenen fit pi balrt
5roit, iaa man bteb glab beb FIR
parme Stue igen.
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Specielt Silbuo fra
y9ailp Nsms".

o5be Omoba 0ailb Stems" fors
Ienbes fefs Gunse ugentIig fra nu
al og til 1. San. 1905 for $1.00
forub betalt, ultfua gennem praIie
bentens 8ulgtampdgne og muligpis
gennem ben jupunefffsrusfife Brig.
o3be 9atlp Netps" mobtaetr
f~ulbft9nbigt une Serippss. WcRue
Gable og Observation-Disclosures
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