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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
NOT EATEN BY WILDCATS.
Only Away Getting Married. The Cere-
nony Performed by Rev. S. B. Houston.

Several weeks ago the dis
appearance of Mrs. LYDIA Dun
'can, of Bedford county, and the
persistent rumor that she had
oeen murdered and her body de-
voured by wild animsls, created
great excitement. During the
past weeB, however, Mrs. Duncan
has turned up near her old home.
She stated she had determined
to visit relatives in Fulton coun
ty, and that while jogging along
tbe highway, she fell in with a
veteran named Peter B. Smith.
She was pleased with the old gen
tleman gallantry and the man.
ner in which he conversed. On
the other hand, Mr.. Smith seems
to have taken quite as much of
fancy to the woman. To make a
long story short, the meeting re-
suited in a case of love at first
sight and before the two had trav-
eled a dozen miles together, the
veteran had proposed and the lady
had blushlngly accepted. Up
on reaching Fulton county, they
called upon Clerk Harris, who
furnished them with the neces-
sary legal papers and then the
happy couple FASTENED to the res
ldence of the Rev. S. B. Houston,
and there on October 20 the nup
tial knot was tied.
Mrs. Hughes denied that she
was ever the wife of Jacob Dun
can. She says she only lived a.
his house and worked for him
How the rumor that she haC
been murdered got out the bride
could not say, unless 1t was start
ed by some one who was unable
! to see the difference between be
ing murdered and getting mar
ried. Itis SAID that Mrs. Hughe:
went from Bedford to the aims
house, where she lived before go
ing to Jacob Duucan's dwelling
near Oppenhelmer.
Mrs. hughes gave Mr.. Harris
Emmaville, as her place OF resi-
dence, and the groom that o
Hopewell.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
BOY KILLED HIS SISTER.
The Quiet Town Of GreencastIe Again
Shocked BY Deliberate Murder.
ROY SAYS HE DIDN'T. 60 TO DO IT."

Twice within month, the in
habitants of Greencastle have
been shocked by the commission
of murder within her borders.
The second victim being Elsie
Quest, aged Is ) ears, whose death
was caused by her brother, Char
les, three years her junior. The
killing occurred at the Quest
home short distance west of
Greencastle on the Mercersburg
pike.
The Quest children were in an
orchard and had with them shot
gun. They were hunting rabbits
and a third member of the party
was George Stickell. The gun
was in tn possession of Charles
Quest and he playfully pointed it
at Stlckell whoremonstrated with
him. His sister also warned him
not to trifle with the gun and to
point it in another direction. The
lad then pointed the gun at his
sister and said:
"Shut up or / will blow hell out
of YOU"
He carried out his threat al.
most before the words were from
his mouth andthe rifle ball enter.
ed the girls head, causing instant
death.
When the boy saw what he had
done he started to run away but
was caught by Stickell.
The boy was promptly taken
charge of by the officers and
placed IN the jail at Chambers
burg to await trial for the great
crime.
The Quests formerly lived in
Greencastle, but were so disor.
derly that some of their neigh.
bors sent in complaint to the town
authorities, and they were order.
ed to leave Greencastle. The
family, consisting of father, and
! three children, then moved to
Hagerstown. They had not re-
sided in the latter town very long
when the father became very i'll
with consumption. Some Hag'
erstown citizens raised enough
money to ship them back tc
Greencast'e, and for the last year
they have lived In q little shanty
along the Greencastle and Mer
cersburg turnpike.
Since the poor boy is in Jail, he
realizes the enormity of his crime
and his cries are most piteous
He told the sheriff he could see
the face of his dead sister all tn,
time. 1t was feared that he
would lose his mind
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
OF the Pennsylvania State Sabbath As.
sOCiatiOn.

The Second Annual COnven-
ton of the Pennsylvania State
Sabbath Association will be held
in Pittsburg and Allegheny City,
Pa, on the 14th and 18th INST.
The program of exercise has
been arranged with great care,
and many of the most eminent
Christian Workers in the county
will be there.
The following bodies are earn
estly requested to send two or
more delegates to the Convention;
Each County Auxiliary, and
each County mmlttee where
there is no County Auxiliary, and
Presbyteries, Synods, Confer
enccs, Associations, Evangelic
Alliances orFederauon of church
es, National Reform Associations,
Ministerial Meetings, Congrega
tions, Christian Endeavor and
other Young Peoples Societies;
Women's Christian Temperance
Unions, Young Mems Gin istian
Associations, Labor Unions, and
ali other bodies, associations aud
unions that ttvor men having a
Rest Day.
All friends of the Lords Day
are cordially invited to attend the
sesslons of the Convention.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
CHURCH SUPPLIES.
Ministers Appointed by Presbytery for
McConneIlsburg and 0reenhiII.

mcCOnneIISDurg an0 ureenniII.
The presbytery of Carlisle ap.
pointed the following ministers
to preach in McConnellsburg and
Greenhill Presbyterian churches
after the present pastor, DR.. w.
A. West shall have left
December 18th, Rev. S. w.
Pomeroy at Greenhill and Nc
Connellsburg; January 18th, Rev.
j. j. Duncan, at McConnellsburg;
January 18th, Rev. H. G. Clair,
Greenhill and McConnellsburg;
January Goth, Rev. Wm. A. West,
d. d., McConnellsburg; Februa-
ry 18th, Rev. j. G. Rose, Green
hill and McConnellsburg; Febru'
ary Goth, Rev. l.. G. Bell, McCon'
nellsburg; March 18th, Rev. Fred
Diehl, Greenhill and McConnells
burg; March Goth, Rev. A. F,
Waldo, McConnellsburg; April
9th, Rev. f. T. Wheeler, Green
hill and McConnellsburg.
The Rev. James G.. Rose was
2 appointed moderator of the ses
sion of the two churches.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
BURNT CABINS.

q. F. Naugle, w. M. Comerer,
Chas. McGehee and A. j. Fore
made flying trip to the County
Seat last Wednesday in Andy's
new automobile.
DR.. Dalbey of McConnellsburg,
was In our town Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Harvey While of Maddens
vile, who is selling a book on
Polygamy, spent last Tuesday
night at Harry Miller's.
Mrs. Jacob Miller of this place,
and her daughter, Mrs. Webb, OF
Bridgewater. Va, visited friends
at Shade Gap and Shlrleysburg
last week.
John Bowman made a business
trip to Cham bersburg last week.
The large fire which was rag.
ing on the Shade mountain last
week, Is about extingulshed.
John Baldwin and wife spent
last Sabbath at Shirleysburg.
Frank Oliver, who has been
plastering at Warfordsburg, re-
turned home Saturday evening.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
NEEDED IMPROVEMENT.
New Dust Proof Cases, Placed In the Vault
In the Prothouotary's Office.

The County Com missioners are
to be commended for placing a
case of dust.proof paper cases in
the vault of the Prothonotary's
office for the better protection of
papers on file there. Heretofore
the official papers have been cram.
med into open pigeon holes, where
they were exposed to the color.
ing influence of light and the ac.
cumulatlon of dust. This coudi-
ton in o very few years would
cause them to become, IN some
cases undecipherable. Then from
a sanitary standpoint these pig
eonholes were prolific breeding
places for microbes. that develop.
ed to such a size that ones finger
was in danger of receiving dead.
ly bite in rummaging for papers.
But there is still more cases need.
ed, and let the work not stop un-
til every paper in the vault Is pro.
tected. This is a matter that in
terests every citizen in the coun-
tV,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

The teachers of Union met at
Falrview Friday evening, October
2Sth. The meeting was called to
order by the vice-president, Mr..
Lehman.
The following questions were
discussed by teachers and pa.
irons: 1. How to Secure Regular
Attendance. 2. Value of. q Com.
mon School Education. 3iHow to
Secure an Interest IN All Algebra
Glass.
The following teachers were
present: Geo. Lehman, E. G.
Hendershot, G. A. Foster, T. K.
Shank, Misses Lillian Hill and
Myrtle Smith.
A very interesting program
was prepared by the teacher con-
sisting of music, recitations and
dialogues, which were rendered
by the following persons
Opening address, Miss Lydia
Mills; Dialogues and recitations
bv Lizzie Carnell, Harry Craw.
ford, Watson Crawford, Ralph
Crawford, Ora Rice, Louie Craw-
ford, Pearl Rice, Goldie Mckee,
Hope McKibbin, Mary McKibbln,
Jessie Rice, LYDIA Mills, Ralph
Mckee, Amber Fischer, Gilbert
Rice, Norman Fischer, Harry
Fischer and Rachael Fischer.
The next institute will be held
at Harmonic, with the following
questions for discussion l. Who
Is Responsible for Pupils Waste
of Time? 2. Give Your Qualifica
tions of an Ideal Pupil. and Teach
er's Duty to Same. 3 Helf.reli
ance, and How Cultivated.
4. r. SHANK,
Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

Nov. 2.--The second local iusti'
tute of Wells township, was held
at No. 8, school Friday evening,
Oct. 28th. II was very well at
tended, and the questions were
very ably discussed. The litera
ry work was q success, and Ii 9
credit to both pupils and teacher,
Teachers present: Prof. Griffith,
WV. Smith, Bessie Willet, G.
A. Barton, and Chas, Seville. Di
rectcrsrrsssn John stunksrd,
'LeYI Trusx. and G. W, Sips.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
Local Institute.

The third local institute in
Brush Creek township of this
season, was held at Locust Grove
school October 28th.
The institute was called to or.
der by the teacher, Miss Mason;
Mr.. Kell was elected president
and W. G. Hanks secretary.
The questions were thorough
ly discussed by the five teachers
present. The school rendered
some very interesting recitations
and songs.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

the Doctor showed what work, af-
fectiug the welfare of succeeding
generations, one good man may
do.
The day was fraught with many
good things for the St Paul's
congregation and It's friends,
marking a new epoch in her his
tory. Long may the memory
huger IN her heart, inspiring her
worshipers to nobler deeds, and
leading her closer to the Fount-
ain of Life. ,
In behalf of the congrcg alton,
we return our hearty thanks to
all who helped to make the occa-
sloa one Of profit ald Joy.
A. G.. WOLF, pastor.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
DELIGHTFUL OCCASION.
Celebration OF Golden Wedding OF Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Johnston.
FIFTY YEARS OF HAPPY MARRIED LIFE.

vi uCSudy, NONeuOeT uFSt,
most delightful autumn day-de-
lightful because the temperature
was all that could be desired, not
a cloud to be seen even in the dis
tant horizon aud the winds of
heaven were hushed to quiet still
ness-a few friends, thirty or
more in all, including the broth
ers and sisters gathered a little
after the noon hour in the pleas.
ant, hospita BILE home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald W. Johnston in
the Cove, where they have lived
continuously for fifty years.
Their son and daughter, the
bride and groom of the week be-
fore. were invited there with a
few friends for dinner: but Mr..
and Mrs. Johnston were not
aware until morning of this day
that a larger company had been
, arranged for, and that it was
specially intended to celebra Je
their tiftieth marriage anniversa-
ry. 1t need scarcely be said that
it was joyful surprise.
Mr.. Johnston has not been 10
the best of health for some little
time; but on this happy occasion,
both he and his excellent wife
were well, and seemed to enjoy
the day exceedingly.
On Novem ber l, 1854, Mr.. Ar
chibald Warriston Johnston and
Miss Jane Gibson Kendall were
united in marriage in the Kendall
mansion, where Mrs. Margaret
Kendall now lives) in the pres
ence of about eighty guests, the
ceremony being performed by
Rev. F. W. McNaughton. OF the
large company only four, outside
of the family connection, are still
living. Two of them are living IN
the county; Mr.. William Patter'
son of Ayr township and Mrs
George Snlder of Tod. What
ravages time works in commu
nifty in half century! The poet
has said:
whether we smile or weep, time wings hi
flight;
Days, hours they never creep: life speed'
like light.
Dare not, then, waste thy days, reckless anc
Lest while We dream it not Time spread tn,
shroud"
After a cordial exchange o.
happy greetings, and an elegan'
and bountlful dinner, a short per
iod was spent in the double par
lor, asis customary in that Christ
ian home. IN religious, devotiona
services, conducted by their pas
tor.
A few beautiful and valuable
gifts were left by friends in tok
en- of the high esteem in whict
this Christian couple are held
Thus happily ended an occa sion
which it Is the privilege of very
few people to enjoy.
May the One, who has led then
hitherto, guide and guard then
through the remaining days o
the autumn of life to the praise
of his blessed Name.
S. B. II.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

Miss Efiie Mellott, stenogra-
pher for the Deshler Manufactur-
ing Company of Deshler, Ohio,
who is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 8. Msllottot
Saiuvia. spent last "Wednesday iu
this place The gusst Of frisods.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
NUMBER 8
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
Snapshots at Their Movements, as They
Come and Go.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED
Home for Vacation, Away for an Outing, Q
Trip for Business or Pleasure. You'll
Find II Right Here.

)u puSlueSS ffludy.
Miss ELLA Mann of Saluvia, was
4 town visitor last Wednesday.
[. S. Deshong and wife of
Pleasant Ridge, spent last Thurs.
day in town.
EX.Com missioner, H. Is. Malot
of Licking Creek township, was
in town Monday.
DR.. A. X. Davis and Norris f.
Hoover of Hustontown, were in
town last Thursday on business.
Miss Dora johnson of Burnt
Cabins, called at the News office
to renew her subscription while
IN town Monday.
Mrs. h. G. McCutcheon, near
GAINESVILLE, o., isvisiting her moth
er, Mrs. kezia G. Johnston in the
Cove.
S. a. Nesblt and wife and Mrs.
5. NJ. Cook, attended a meeting
of Presbytery at Welch Run last
Thursday.
Max Sheets returned Friday
evening after an extended trip
through the West including the
Worlds Fair"
Mr.. John Hartman of Freder-
lcksburg, Va, is visiting IN the
home of his daughter, Mrs. J. G..
Relsner of this place.
Miss Jess Dickson spent the
time from Saturday until Mon
day with MISS Bess Irwin at the
Shippensburg State Normal.
/ Mr.. Solomon |. Miller. of Peor-
la, ILL.,, is circulating among his
Fulton county friends, after an
absence of several months.
Harry B. Miller, one of Cham.
bersburg's leading young busl-
ness men, spent last Thursday
night and Friday IN this place on
business.
Don Morton, Frank Daniels and
Harry Seville, ShippensburgN Nor
NAL students, came home last Sat-
urday and remained until after
they voted Tuesday.
Miss Bess Trout and her cous.
in Miss Nell Trout have been
spending several days visiting at
the home of Mr.. S. Houston John
ston at Mercersburg.
Miss Sarah A. Nesbit, who had
been visiting her brothers in this
place and the Cove, returned to
her home at New Bloomfield last
Thursday.
Miss Minnie Reisner, who is
teaching the school at Graceville,
Bedford county, spent Saturday
and Sandy with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Relsner.
Mrs. w. w. Keggerels has re-
turned to her home in Path Val
ley, after having spent a week
visiting her parents, Lieut.. and
Mrs. j. Walker Johnston in the
Cove.
Miss Name Hoke and Dan
Trout spent the time from Fri
day until Monday visiting the
formers sister Miss Gertrude at
Rlddlesburg, and brother Will
and family at Saxton.
Miss Jessie Mason, teacher of
Locust Grove school in Brush
Creek township, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, ex-
Sheriff and Mrs. Frank Mason,
Of this place.
Frank NJ. Lodge and ex. County
Treasurer j ohm d. Smith of Brush
Greek township, spent a few
hoursiu town Monday. Mr.Lodge
took out letters of administration
on the estate Of his father, John
NJ. Lodge, deceased.
Our neighbor, Miss Lib Hess is
ION the wing" and spent a day
recently at the s. o. /. s. at Scot
land the guest of Capt and Mrs.
Geo. w. Skinner. After comment
ing on the excellent system of the
school she adds, ut was very
gratifying to me TO hear OF the
high. standing Of Reed Ray and
Olive Unger, two Of our Fulton
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
Married..
VAN ORMAN-STEvENS.

Mr.. Lemuel l.. Van Orman and
Mrs. Sarah Ann Stevens, both of
Miffilin, were married at the
Lutheran parsonage in this place
on the 3rd inst, by Rev. A, G..
Wolf. Mrs. Stevens is a daugh.
ter of James Wright and widow
Frank Stevens.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

}. B. Morse and wife were Wis
iting friends IN Everett the last
of the week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09
STRAIT-HUSTON,

On the 1st inst, by Rev. B. A.
Salter, Mr.. Abraham Hays Strait
and Miss Elizabeth Matilda Hus-
ton, both of Taylor township,
were united in marriage. The
groom Is a son of Isaac Strait and
the bride a daughter of Henry
Huston.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-11-09

You can have the NEWS one
whole year for Q dollar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Mao Wiullab tabcr.

Den II. Sanuar mootog arigsoes
partementet / 2onoon Gfterretning
ON ct npt Sammeniteo melIem ben
iaatulote Wiao Mullab pg en9elite
5ropper unber General Ggerton.
Der iiges, at Der falbt 1000 9spii6er
/ bette Slag.
llnoer Il. San .bersttes Der oipere
fra 2onoon efter Waior 9ectie, en- fas
nabiit Oificer, iom juit er tommen
tilbase fra Somalilano, at bette iioe
ite Neoerlag bar 9egpnoelIen til Gns
ben paa WeaO Wlullabs Mobitanc.
9un bill ftp meO 9teiten al i'm Stprs
te, men er uoIat for at tomme /
alemme pau 9runo al @dnomangel.
Oct bill bare ngopenolgt for at be-
rare Srben, at 2unbet boloes be idt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15

tom ben oberraItenOs UleooelelIe. at
Sendtoren uoen 5orbgr par tenet
lite ftploig"
5rifnbelien bleb grunbet paa en-
5ormf,jl 2tntaagen. Senatorens
2lopotat, ,Gjeneral Gopin, gjprbe ben
Sn0penOing,at Dietri6 lite ,,tecfuis
callp" bar Uieolem af Senutet. oa
ben @mbeOsforbrDOelie, ban bar an
tlaget for, bleo begqaet.
0ommer Ban Oeoanter inltrueres
be od pad 0runo al oenne Omit9ns
oi9beo Surpen til at erflere Senato-
ren for lite itplOig".
9i optOg iiOite Rr. en- HOtalelie
al ,Omuba0ailDRens" boor bet be-
flages tGrtt, at man lite fit Chs /
oenne en- Sang opmuoreoe Sag. 8i
befldeer bet famine. 8et bar 10 fl
tert ogiau beore bauoe for Senatorsn
ielo og for Den Stat, ban repr9iens
terer, ON ban par bleben funoen
tplOig. eno at ban bleO erz
tlGret lite itbl0tg.
SmiOlertio - Iao ret oi tan ton
ne - bar bet life Senatoren, Der
enIteoe at add uoenom en- llnoeris=
gelie, men bet par bans 2topotdt, Der
anIaa Oenne 5remgdngsmaaoe fot
ben flogeIte. 9an aniaa 9ietri4 for
uitploig og Oilbe oiie Sa9en al mnz
Iig 5ordgt.
6r MI 6r. 4opotat Summers fit
fer / i'm 2tntlage mob Dietri6, iad
tan Sdgen 10 not inoantes pudnn pg
uoen Bormfejl. 9aoer MobItanberne
BAN oerimob / 5reO, fan bet moi an
tages Iom ubtrpt for, at De lite er
fire Oeres Sag. 8i pil badbe, ban
er uitnloig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Stur Srano / Silfebors.

Nbtaarsbags Morgen psb Sire
tioen ubbrsb Der Slb | @efsiperiet
,,Roien"s Stab; Slpen opbasebes
temmelig ient, og ba Der peo 5emtiz
ben bleO Ilaaet 9lfarm, bapoe ben
it9rtt fat.
Den breote fig fra Stolbens ii
5uraeebpsninsen, enOpibere til Ssmz
merbanoler 9jars 5smmerldger,
grpggeriet oSiltebOrs"s aagerbDgs
ming, bpori Der families ct betpOeli9t
Eager af 9l og IS. Q(ne bisIe gps.
ringer neobramote fulbitanbig.
Gnboioere brebte Slbsn fla til q.
Mort6eniens Sapitareri og til nogle
minore gdgbDgninger, Der lieeIebes
neobranbte totalt. Da gpens granoz
peIen itob fuloit9nbia magteslbs
rOerfor Slben, onmoosoe man 9(arz
bus 8ranbOGien pm Nsiitance. Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Sempfraterncs Gunuention gaar
til ct. Yuuis.

8et iau 10, JON Gbicago bar if
ter pad Ogiad at faa 8emotrdternes
ndtionale &onoention til CONNER.
Nen bet glippeos. 0eres nationals:
aomite be itemte ben Y. os., at aons
pentionen fal boloes OF. 2ouis og
6egpnoe ben 6. SuIi Stemmerne
falot % for Ct. 9ouis og 81 for
Gbicdgo.
CT. 2ouis tilbgO $4,000 / Som
tanter. fri grua al Goliieum, en- ilo.
fait gpgning meO SiobeplaOier til
10000, og neutrality-suspicious.
6orening garantereOe 0otellejligbeb.
Gbicagos 3ilbuO lso pad. at ON
ben lobliee llogift Oeb aonDentionen
life naaeOe $4,000, ituloe 8aluncen
tilbage6etales, og ben lofale &omite
ifulbe BABE 1000 Sri6iletter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Chamberlain pil iorcere Ell
NfsOrelie.

gn meo Yitterbeb trDpret 4orres
iponoance mellem6ertugen af Oapon,
fbire og Spief Gbamberldin er for
nDlig bleren offeHtIiggort. Sertus
gen, iom er pr9iioent for ben libes
rale unioniit s5Orenina itrep til Wir.
Chamberlain og benitilleoe. at Jors
eningen oplsite fig, begrnnoet paa, at
bet MI pilbe bare banIfeliet at Jamie
Wioler, od Yortiet bar blepen belt
oper ben fiitale Wlooi9tning.
s ct langt @enm9le iagoe War.
Gbdmberldin, at ban mente, bet pd-
bebit at labe oioOenoe Sunoe Do, "
men berIom 5ertugen al Odponfbirc
enltebe at unbertaite Spergsmaalet
en- erunOie preDe, laa maatte ban
bellere labe 8orenineens Wleblems
mer femme og faa labe bet Iladeos
parti tr9tte Jig tiIbuge.
Sertugen fDorebe, ioet ban iotte
fig imob en- Ioa polOiom Oplpsning
af 5orenineen og bdb om n9rmere
1ortldring angaasnbe @runben for
Oplssning.
Wlr. Gbamberlain ilutteoe 9orres
iponoancen beb at betenbtgere, at oa
Sertugen lite tunoe sad ino pad
bans QlnituelIe, baobe ban beiluttei
at Iammentalbe ct Msbe paa egei
4nIpar, oe peo bette Wlebe bill man
ioa operDeie, bpab Der ffal foretaees
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-15
Nurtb YlpmOntb, Wiasi.

Sra 0r. 5rdnt 0aQgren, en- al DO.
re dgteoe Uleoborgere, tommer fel=
genbe UleooelelIe, Der turbe pare oI
Suteresie for life iaa Tua: u9r.
petsr 6dbrnep, Gbicago, 81. De oil
uoen 5pipl erinore, at 0e for oms
trent lets MuuneOer iioen ienote mig
en- 4rgDetasIe meo aurito. Seq er
MI Stdno til at fortaQe Dem, bbdo
ben bar giort for mig. Seq par me-
get Ing. Utin Spgoom iDntes al
p9re | grpitet og Waben. Seq fun
lite gioe ben noget Rapn; Q9gerne
iagbe, at 6iertet og Wiupen bar /
odarlig 5ilitano, men jeg fan life
itole Ipnoerlig paa, boao De fagoe,
ou ingen al benz funbe bj9lpe mig
BET minite 0ere8 &urito belbreoeoe
mig imiolertiD, og jeg fan life not
prize 0eres Meoiein berfor. Oct er
ben enelte W}eoicin, Der bar nogen
8irtning pad min Sn9oom. Seq tr
aldr, jea bsrte oerom og Oeb, 6Oor
Den er at faa, 5alo mine 9enner
ifuloe trGnge Oertil."
Or. geters &urito er lite iii
Salgs paa 2tpOtbefer, men fun gen.
mem ipecielle 2Otalagenter eller bret
te ira 5abrifdnten. Or. peter 5dbrs
nep, 112 ia 60. 0opne q(oe., Gbiz
cago, Sas.