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Evening journal., 1904-02-25

Phillie-We have a cat at home that
can play on the piano.
Penn-That's nothing; / know lot
OF dogs that run a sausage factory.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25
ron THE SOUTH.

Arautlc Coast IAne.-Express 1885 and
3.57 D. m, ana i2.iS night daily. New fora
and Florida Special, 6.l5 p. m. weekdays.
Southern Railway. Express q ~ q. m.
Palm limited. S.a6 p. m. weekdays.
Seaboard Air lane Railway .-l1xpres
.23 a. m. and a.bl y. m. daily. scaboard
Norfolk and Western RAILWAY .-Foi
Memphis aud New Orleans, 6.& ,. M
Chcsapeake and ohio Railway .-Ex.
press. 11.01 a. m. weekdays S.l5 p. m.
daily.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25
DID NOT HEAR TRAIN
stranger Almost Struck While Looking
at improvements.

Interested I'm looking at the railroad inn
'rovements and with the strong wind
owing in his ears, a well-dressed strang-
r narrowly escaped being Killed at the
Fourth street crossing OF the Pennsyl-
ania railroad at o'clock this morning.
/. passenger train was bearing down
pom him. The engineer bad blown his
Whistle and 1t was only by a special ef-
ort that the train was brought to a
tana still a few feet from where the man
TODD. He hurried away without his name
Ieing found out.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25

John Abbott, of Georgetown, paid us
a visit, recently.
Joseph Ford spent Sunday with his
father. Brummel Ford.
Miss Bertha Horsey, Of Dover. spent
several days with Miss May Hirons.
Miss Sadie Hartranft is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Norris Truax. at Smyrna.
Miss Linda Harper is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Dem
ney.
Miss May Hirons and Miss Elsie
Cummins, have been visiting friends in
Dover.
Miss Sara Ford and Mrs. A. n. Harp
er spent Monday with relatives in
Clayton.
Mrs. William Marvel and daughter,
Miss Bernice, spent Sunday with
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Thomas are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Dillon in Wilmington.
Miss Helen Hopkins of Dover. who
has been visiting Mrs. Edward Carrow,
has returned home.
wilbert Rawley, who is attending
school at Wilmington. is spending a
few days with his parents here.
Mrs. Angelica Taylor, who has been
spending the winter in Middletown
has returned TO her home here.
Mrs. William Hutchinson and son
Clifton, spent Sunday with Mrs. Hutch
nson's son, William, at Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Boyce. of Ches-
void, spent Sunday with Mrs. Boyce's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Harper.
CAMDEN.
Miss Annie Cooper is visiting in Leb-
anon, Pa.
Levi Scott. a leading druggist OF
Dover, was a Camden visitor Sunday.
Edward Scott, a student at Delaware
College, spent Sunday with his parents.
HENDERSON.
Herman Faulkner is with friends in
Wilmington.
Miss Kizzie p. Gooden is visiting
Miss Fannie lowell, OF Goldsboro.
w. s. Cubbage attended the funeral
of Mrs. Alice Cubbage, Of Philadelphia,
Thursday
The Rev. and Mrs. o. t. Baynard
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Carrow Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Dill and Mr..
and Mrs. John Spple were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dill.
Mrs. Sue Bowdle, Of Ridgely, and
Mrs. Alice Johns OF Church Hill, are
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Gooden.
BOWERS.
Miss Blanche Williams. OF Rising Sun
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. George
spaydes
Miss Lulu Johnson has returned HON,
from Wilmington. accompanied BY hei
friend. Horace Ratio.
Robert Rice and family have taken
possession OF the Beach Hotel, formerly
occupied by c. w. Bilderbaok.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Minner spent Sun.
day as the guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Mat.
thew Mitten, OF Milford Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson and
daughter, Miss Mildred. OF near Risins
sun. spent Sunday with Mr.. ami Mrs
Cooper.
FARMINeToN.
George a. Collins was a recent Harring
ton visitor
Howard Russell OF Newark was hom'
for the holiday.
Lawrence Jewell OF Brdsetowa. AID.
Is visiting Jamcs Talman.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25
Leap Year Dance

A very enjoyable Leap Year dance
was given IN Eden Hail on Tuesday
night by Miss Hazel KeIlam and Miss
Florence Williams. Dancing COM
menced about 3 o'clock and continued
until a reasonable hour. Supper was
served between IL and u O'Clock. The
ladies managed the details of the af-
fair in a most admirable manner and
entertained the gentlemen in a way
that could not be surpassed.
Miss Alma Edwards, Of Niagara Falls,
has been visiting Mrs. S. II. Benson. Jr.
Robert Smith, Of No. 527 West Seventh
street, returned yesterday from New
York, where he has been IN In a hospital.
Mrs. stansbury J. Wiley has gone to
Memphis, Tenn, where her husband,
former Mayor Wiley is IN and threatened
with pneumonia.
George Steinicken, a well-known citizen,
Is very III at his home, No. IA Washing
ton street.
Clement II. Lippincott has returned
from New York where he spent several
days.
W. B. Prettyman, superintendent Of the
Minquadale Home for Aged Men is able
to be out after a serious illness of several
weeks.
Miss Margaret Virginia Jones viii give a
recital in Union NJ. Il. Church tonight
and will be assisted by quartet Of younl
men.
Frank Heald. Of West Chester, was IL
Wilmington yesterday.
Miss Ellington Tomlinson is the gues
Of Miss Villa Pierce In Westtown, Pa
! Foreman of Engines William II. Redmil'
Of the Delaware Division IS i'll at hi
home.
Mrs. Charles Gos,ee, who has beer
spending the winter in this city, has re
turned 10 her home in Lewes.
Elmer Riggin. Of Laurel, is in this cit.
for treatment Of his eyes.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25
Down State Personals
DEAkYNEVILLE.


Mrs. Lille Reed has been very sick
with measles.
Miss Laura David is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
DR.. W. 9. Workman. of Nashville.
Tenn, is visiting the family Of William
Kersey.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25
MARYDEL.

Miss Hattie Potter, of oxford, is the
guest of Miss Laura V. Heather.
Joseph Daily who spent several
weeks in Baltimore. has returned home.
Miss Cora NJ Pippin spent Saturday
with her brother II. w. PipINn, Of
ElktOn.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25

POUCHES. WALL BANNERS
In burnt leather. all prices. Durstein.
Is East Second street.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25

Leave philadelphia, fsroad Street ssta' s a.
i7.i1 S.32 o.l2. 1915 1870, ilo.35. II .ls q
m i2.4o t,2oa u.SS 2,es, s9o sS q 9Ml
X s0. N'sS a.M 10. 22. ii.M n.2s and ~ y
p. M weekdays. e.S. T.eo. S.35.. y u
pa: as las a. ma lls2s. 20, ga ,s ssss ss
40. b.ol s;2s lels. 1so. 49, N.Y. 'io'--
From West Philadelphia. II. on, 70 une
1i.b5a. M. 6.55 and 6.l5 p m. week
DAYS: 1901. 3.H and 1.bb a. ms
.55 y. m. Sundays
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DrLAwARn DIVISION.

For RchohOth. S.2S D. m. Tucsdaya'
fSa.0hss For Dover s"' Harrington Arlington and and DeiDaf
.2S, G.2S. 10.bS "A. m. "a. 6.52 p. m. week
days and n 80 p N. daily.
For wyoming ana way stations ." p
express Tor Cane Charles. old poin,
Comfort and Norfolk lu.bs m. Week
days and ,roR rrl;99 PR'rppi ssaT'iig cry.
Through Pullman Buffet Parior Car, S.ll
p. m. weekdays.
conneeiiag q, wesi rhiIsesscce,S; ,Iaes cs,,;. N
4. N. and ESQ m. Sundays.
TkA ms LEAVE pRoAn STREET STA
TON prrrr Anrr rTrFA.
FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.
s. 20 a. m. daily, fdttHburg, Chicago. Indian
apons and Loulsville. CDining Car.)
liO25 a. m. daily for pittsbdrg, Chicago
indianapolis and Louisville DininI
In % a. m. daily. Pittsburg ana cleveland
Piasburg clneinuati. Indianapolis ant
li2 "A y. ,'1p rn. dasly, "Bennsyivania limited.
PittshurF. Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo
So a1'p u. M daily. Pittshure. chicago. Nash
vile (via Cincinnati and Louisvllcl
indianapolis and st. Louis. (Dinin
4 i.es es"' p. m. daily, "chicaro Limited fror
North Philadelphia. ,ittshurg, Chicago
Toledo. and Clsvsiand. Dlning car
clnnati. Indianapolis. Louisville, and 8
Louis For Gary: W. Va. (ds shenar
| doah Valley Route.)
le50 y. M. daily, Plttsburg and Chicago
for Toledo. except Saturday.
u;@ p. m daily. P,tts9urg. Cleveland
In 40 y. m. daily Plrtsburg. Toledo. an
Chicago: daily for Knoxville. via Sher
andoah Valley Route; for Cleveland ez
as a. m. daily. Lock Haven Express.
$50 a. m. week-eays, Kane Express.
III 40 a. m weekdays. Elmira and Renov
ID s0 n. m. Sundays. Wlliiamsport EXPIRES.
$50 .. m. weekdays. Williamsport EA
Is 20 d. m. daily, Erie Express.
II 40 D. m. daily. Erie Express.
li2.04 a. m. daily. from North Philade
phia for Pittshurg Dining Carr
iCumbariand Valley r. r., 4.25, $40. II =
a. m. $50. S.25, and ll.f0 p. m. wcei
days Sundays. as a. m, SIS and H..
y. m.
FOR BUFFALO.
Via Emporium Junction, $50 a. m. an
via Canandaigua, $50 a. m. weekday
$50 D.. m. except Saturday, and ia !
m. daily.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
schedule In effect January 3, lSOi.


Trains leave Wilmington aa follows:
For Chester and Philadelphia, AZ, 40
6.l0. c.S0. q .05. 7.s2 7.s0. s.07 $50. 900.
1856, 1903, 80. Ills II 32 11.45 a. m,
IL. 20, ~ 30. 80. ". 80. 100 400, f.5t. i525
1901, 70. 30. 6.55, 9.03, 1000 and III 90 p. m.
weekdays. Ia, 40. no. 1910, 800, s.s5,
7 i5 a. m.. l2li. l.Sl, 2.o0 800 800. q. "A
s.3; 500, l7.2S. 9.oS. 1000. and li.oo p. M.
For fhnadsIphia only, $3.50 a. M. ?i2ie.
l3.li. b.o5. $50. 7.i0. 500. and 9.1f p. m.
week days. s.a9 a. m. $50, l.l0, 500. and
l9.14 y. m. Sundays.
For New York (through expressl. a.
s.Sg s;Ss II q "a. M '2l2:ls' .l:yl. ,ssslll' ~
h .43 30. 0.s5 al As a. m. u 81, 800 6.c7.
$3.50. 40. 9.if p. m. Sundays.
For New York Connecting at Philadel.
phla) 40, C.30, 7.05 connects at Wett
lphiladcl0hla). 500 (connects AZ WcSl
phlAdelphta). $50. a.2s. 1909. i1.ie (cou
meets at Wesr Philadelphla) a. M. 30
lPhlladolphia) ek-days. 40. F.lo. $40
a. M. f20. 4.b and lil.c0 y. m. Sundays
l(connccts az NVcsf Phiadclpl.ia).
For Boston without change, lO.O1 a., M
and 500 p. m. weekdays. 500 p. M. sun
For Newark Centre and intermediate
stations. I.25 a. m. anu 6.iz D. m week
baltimore and Warrington. 12.ts. q
l7.l5. 500 go il0.lS and i .ol a., m. " ~ ~
lsie.S5, spl.iI ibT. 9b7. b.25. SOB, .too
/ 1856, s7.si. SIS p. m, una l2.iS night
weoi-days. lg q, 4.& 7l5 500 nelS %
m, l2.o5, lass. 1.s7. a,oI; 20. Ky. e.es
SIS .s.ai, SO .. m.' and u2.lS nights
Baitimore and intermediate stations
/ iob6 f.43 61S p. m, weekdays. nn'
] ,6.l3 y. m. Sundays,
Evening journal., 1904-02-25
70, mining car

% Accommodation Trains.
% Limited Express. Vestibule Parior
Cars. Ncstibule Passenger Coaches. and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company VIII
call for ard check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further information. passengers are
referred 10 the ticket agent at the sta
ton.
". w. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD
General Manager Paee'r Traf. Mgr.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Pnsseneer Aren't.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25
CA TARRH

x hawking and Splitting, Dropping
into the Throat, Foul Breath.
Evening journal., 1904-02-25
Buy Glass Cheap.

Phone cartmeI. D. & A. 1898, Del
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BOWERS.
FARMINeToN.

George a. Collins was recent Harring-
ton visitor.
Howard Russell OF Newark was home
for the holiday.
Lawrence Jewell OF Brldseiowa, AId.,
Is visiting James Talman.
Harvey Hill, OF Wilmington, 50 spend
Evening journal., 1904-02-25

schedule In effect November q, 1903
All trains Illuminated with Pfntsch
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
Stort nnsoOmsmgoe.

era 2. til 5. Sept.. begge Dage
iberegneoe, afboloes ungbomsmsoe
SiOur Stir, Soma, / ben oanif@Iu'
tberife airte. 5lere preiter bar To-
net at p9re til Stebe. 9i pentsr
mango tilreiienbe fra 1a6omenigbea
berne = farlig at be unge. pac
@runb uf nSnterituts 2ipe Stoct
syare" | Siour gitp ian tilreiienbe
faa Hebiattelie / giIetpriien, mere
bsrom ienere. = aom MI enbelig
nenne Sang.
Yod be unges 0egne:
RieIs Ddmfob,
Mgb.s graft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
Rorresponodneer.
GeOar Sails, Sa.

gurl 9eterien. Hineitep. Sa.. bar
i nogIe 0age Opbolot zig Der / 9p=
en- bos Stegtninge % @enner.
= Marie gielIen og Mrs. Cars
9arIer, Der begge / t9ngere Sio bar
paret unoer 9egebebonoling / Gbis
cago, tom / 5irsbugs biem, og De BE-
timber fig begse bel. SiOitneunte er
bog enonu noget ipog. men ri baa=
Der, at De besge mart maa genpinee
beres fuIoitanOige 9elbreo.
= G6riition MnoerIens 6uitru
(sit for5lOoem blep iioite 6reba9 Opes
reret i tit 9iem og er / COB 9ebring.
2uurits Sergeniens 9uitru
(@eit for 9ormuIitoIen), Der / iioite
llae bar iaa ubelbig at fuloe neo al
aeloertrappen / Deres 6iem. bporOeo
bun hog fig temmeIig uIoorligt, ligs
ger for 5ioen meget ing al gloofors
giftnins, Der Isnsre er inotraaot.
: Nrs. Margrstbe 2uno reiite /
Iioite uge til 9atotd for / nogen
lib at tdgs OpboIb BPS fin Ssn.
= Sibite 2srbag Tom Wieooelelz
is ira Soma 5uls, At gamIe Glie RI
elien bar DEB famine Days Morgen.
4fosoe bdobs mango 9enner o9 Be-
tenote Der / 8pen. ou bun bar boet
Der / en- 35 Nar og fsrit for 2 Wdaz
neoer iioen lptteoe ben til i'm Ssn
/ n9pnte gn. 6un blep ca. SO aar
CANNED.
: Der gsres fore 5orbereoelitr
til 5be Merddnts 9arOeit Subile.,
iom bill bltps afbOIot Der / llsen fra
ben %. til ben 81. Dug.
Martin 56ornbdn bar bort
6anblet 1T 6us Zft for Jloben for
10 gcres 9anb. bsligeenOe PED purt
Roab. 6an maa betals $4,000 /
9ptte.
= Sdrmerne er / oenne Sib /
trdpl 8irtiomso meo at bite SABRE
Ga anben SmdoI9b. Wdffen ftrats
fer iig gobt / bet pdrme 9ejr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
yOaniferen""
Sreoas ben 80. Snli 1904.
SlairtNebr.

8onif 9uostieneite paa Senoas
DOR panite lutberite airte til Den
5eopanliee lib, 6Orm. 81. 1890.
iSenOagsfole ON MlOr9enen SCI. 8
5 Dag Ilutter Menig9eosns Oanit'
@pmmerItpte, fpm Stub. t3eol. CD
81. @nberIen bar bolot / 4ar.
gprnene meo here's Carer bar gla'
bet iig til en- Set / Dag / Marfus
gects Sfop ca. 3 Mil fra gpen; men
bet rufregner, og Stperne trrer,
imeaem iom Solen brpoer liot igen=
men,. Stal Soften lpttes -? Der
er oa mango, Der pniter bet = ri
ngiua.
Ssnooe @ftermiooag afbOIotes
ct lille 5riluftsmsoe / Stolens 9ape
men Eale o9 Sung.
4irferdabet bar | oenne uge
bait Meoe Der / Blair. og / ben 4n'
Iepnina 6ilIte ct Bar at bets Uieos
lemmer pua os. 0esuoen bar Ydit.
grppenien fra Council BLUFFS tittet
ino til %.
Sngbag often par Der uoials
al See Cream / Pdrten til 5oroel
for ,,tbe olb ioloiers". Der bar
aontsrt At .Sbe SohnfOn gops
ganp", fom MI bar fact Uniform,
itinnenbe bib, faa bet bar en- Jors
nsielie at ie og bsre pua benz. Der
par ba ogiaa famlet en- COB Del Wiens
METER, pg ubfal9et git itrpgenoe, idd
bet bar not gipst ct net lille Spers
ifub.
Der er flor Stuos / gpsn |
bisie 0dge / 4nleoning al 9eites
0~9noelebene. Mdn f%ortalte os, at
Der I 9oar bar ca. 1000 s%iGfuere -
bet bar for en- tor Del tiesenoe fra
Omaha. De bupbe beres e9et Mu@
fiftorpg meb, og efter 99obelsbene
fpiGebe og banieOe De / parten III
ST. 9, oa be unber 6urraraob og
bengalite glus afrejite meo oeres
Gfst-atog.
Manoag Nat er Der begaaet
SnbbruOstpoeri / 5inlapions Sas
1opn. ubbDttet bar 100 Soa.
= Sobn McQuarrie bar ct fort
OpIas at gpgningsmateriuIer os aul
til lapsife priier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
&reosmgoe.

Om Sub pii, dfboloer Minneiotu
arsOs at D. (. airte fit gfterddrsms-
De / 9uct, Wis., fra ben %. til ben
28,2tug. 4abninssgubstieneite 5ors.
bag 5orm. ST. 10. Gslssnbe emnsr
bile blipe brefteoe:
1. 6pdo ian man beoit gsre for Of
beDdrs be hinge for 8irten.
2. Dc 9elliges Sdmfunb.
,aommer, luoer os latte os neb for
6errens Dor Stubsrs @ufpu." 81.
95, 6. u. Wl. Ntel n,
&rebsformano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
Or. :. 6. Glarf,
cbttbaImuIoaiR % 6ie: spesialif.

8sriom De liber Of 6onebpine, 9trosRiet,
Spimnelbeb, iuo9 6%nfommeIie. Sff1erter opeit
/ 0ouebet eller neo ob Rp99en 90 %g'atten, Ell.
Ter Geres Clne I%pnlrter op p9 rinOrr meb gane
IA raabfer lem meb TT, 6lnrf,
ua9tet bpeu Der ier lite bar funnel biGlpe Dem.
ubtsnrmflie al gierpetroiten peb C%jfnanhran.
gelie er 9iariagen ill ioabanne S~loebefinoenbet.
Seq moaler 9let og bets Nerpetilieriel Deb
Si9lp al cp~btbalmolo9iif Nibenitnb % fan be-
bemme bets Rrap paa gierueiuliemet efsaft, %
ueb min Wanoe at paste Sriler til pon fan leg
fi9rne ale Spmtonsr paa S~peinnitr9noelle al
Giet, o9 iaa ger 9dtnren Reiten. Der ON 0t
bar Sriller, Der lite itonOier i%aobnnne SlbebeHn.
benber, iaa er be lite ri9ti9 tilpoSiebe.
Sfelsie retteS
uben Operation. abiolut bperfen Mebicin eaer
operation brlees min Metobe. 9rille9las ar
nit enelie 6elbrebeliesmibbel. Gag Gem Aat
for Gfterabere. 6oninltationsn er tonfibentiel.
l---L- e. fl. I'll. =
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Weierfepla6s ieges.

On banif Mejerite isssr en- laaban glaos.
Seq bar peret Meierffe / 9 aar pad Dan.
marts bebite Tteierisr. Germere Oplps.
ninser peb 5enuenbelie til
0teierife Warsrttbe anoerien.
Isl Soutb Fremont st., Denper, Solo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29
2aunbrb til salg.

On COB eaunorp= Torretnins, pasienoe TO,
en- banif Manb, fan faas paa biuiss getin-
9slie.. MuIiee anisssre bebes benpenbe fla
til Blair Steam eaunbrp,
gor l24, Blair, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-07-29

fterrs, og en- 9aierfluitc er 10 6unge
Idd tor. Man fuur ultidd in Snaps,
bpab man eno pritter. Og bet mao
t~ilfsies, at ben, Der britter 2 4 8 az
minOelige oStattefri", ogida fddr
here's Sndps 4Itobol.
Qltobol er en- ndrtOtiit Gift iom
9Gtsr, alorOform og lign., ben buer
eerfor life til Stimulans - Den er
fun beospenoe.
Oct piier Zig oa ogiad, at De So
ipitdler, Der life bruger QltO6ol Tom
W1ebitin, bar en- langt ldbere 9eoes
liqbsosprotent. q9gerne anpenoer
oerfor Itabig minore 4ltobol iom
Meoicin. 8ermeo faloer 4ltobolens
iibits Stanie, ipm 2agerne nu for
laosr / tore Starer.
Yditor tic. teol. Using tdlte ON
ariitsnbommen og 4fbolosiugen.
Der er lite Der I 2anoet mango ariits
ne, Der er idu enejeoe, at be mener
aulturuoOitling at pare noget, De
life fan bape meo at gre, oe Der sr
bel bellsr life mango, Der life fors
maar at is be tore, bprenbe ar9fter,
Der uoeadr fra ariitenbommen.
Ssius tiger: nit Rige er lite al
oenne 9erben, = men Qfbolosid9en
e en- geD9selie al benne gerben.
8isis to ling bebsOer iaaleoes intet
at bape men binanbsn at gre. Oct
er life Ret / misforitauet Qanoeligs
beb at penbs Jig fra afbOloenbeo .l@
Ter paa ben anben Sioe title 4fbolz
benbeo iom aenoetesn paa iano aris
itenoom.
Der er life / ariitenoommens 89S
len noget, Der puabpber 4fboloenbeb.
Men be triitns er lat til at arbejos
for bet Sumfunb, bpori be Dor. Del
er soot at bpgge 9oipitaler for be
inss, men BET er snonu itsrre at OPP
reiie bpbt funtne Wenneifer og sots
laete 6iem.
9i maa ogiaa bare meo til at ubs
bripe Orutenitdbss 0j9pelen.
aongresisn msote og fortidtte
Jorbanblinserne 5reoae ben 8. ON
5ormiooasen, os Gftermiooasen be,
nDtteoes til en- lbflugt til Stoos
borg pr. Stib. Nen ri faar lutte
msb en- tort l1Otalelie at .,ar. 0gbl."
ON Mspet | H9itpeb.
Da be banfte trooper ben 6. Suli
1849 itoo rebe til at rptte uo fra
5reperits, fort9aes bet, at Olaf Rpe
Iasbe tilSulOutern.: ,Soloater, bers
ubs liseer 5jenOens Stanier. &c
ia tages - 5 tsnbsr Jjenben. oe
5 tenOer mig - fremao I 9errens
Ndpni"
Stanierne 6lep tagne.
Der er andre ,5jenOens Stanfer"
til: en- of benz sr Drittsriet. Den
Stanfe tan fun tages bdlot, naar
man sj gdur imob ben Il 5errens
Hdpn".
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filter sro pdu. at gjenbens Stunfer
be ifal tuges". Se ben Gag. bpor
man fan gao fdaban frem, bliDer az
lib Zen Gag / Spgdng".
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4fbplosiasen / 9anmarf.
Gortiut fra SHE y.

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penoiebeo.
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tere.
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lagoe Sl9gten. Oerfor burbe bet
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Evening star., 1904-03-18
His Excuse of No Avail.

Yesterday was St Patricks day. and Of
course I had to celebrate" Michael Sulli-
van, about thirty-two years old. told Judge
Kimball when he was arraigned In the Dis
trict branch of the Police Court today on a
charge of disorderly conduct.
What was he doing?' the court asked
Crossing Policeman Bryan, who is stationed
at the corner Of North Capitol and h
streets.
He was sleeping off drunk In an alley
near the government printing Office yester-
day afternoon, and became very much of
Tended with me because woke him up"
the officer recited.
I'm what way did he express his feelings
toward your Prosecutor Pugh asked.
by swearing at me-"
Yesterday was the first day that Two
had a drink since the 10Th Of January. when
got out Of the workhouse after . efx
months sentence" Sullivan told the court.
why don't you brace up and b manr'
his honor asked.
IT have been trying to, but you see -.
terday was st. Patrick's day. and cole
brated.''
"Yes, guess you did. from your looks to-
day" the court commented.
will you forgive me this timer Sullivan
inquired.
mo. sir: you will have to pay . Ane Of
so or spend thirty days In the workhouee."