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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
Physicians Agree On Increase
Of so Per Cent
TO TAKE EFFECT JUNE I
Calls In Village Raised From 81
To $3.50 and Office Calls
From Scots 10 7Scis.

beginning ihc lr,t of ness month
Che physicians oi ihis village win
practice under now schedule of fees.
The rate, we're agreed upon af ancient
meeting of iho profession aud a'
though iho agreement has not 500 hoen
signed DO is practically certain ahat
che rates after june ! $3.50 ho.
The iao principal charges. iho Office
call and tho day VISIT have h.cn In-
creased 5O por cent
The day visit which has bocn sl has
ha, been made sl.50 within the vile
limits with an additional charge of
- cent, "a mile for calls made beyond
Che village limits. The office ioe bias
been increased from I'D cents to 90
cents. NichiyisIis sill be much high
cr than 900 present ranging upward
from - 90 Fees for surgical case.
also have been made higher, ihe zoe
crease loo most cases amounting to
about 5o per cent.
AZ the meeting the physicians voted
that NO contracts Tor professional SER
vices would be- accepted hereafter, au
exception being made. however. of az.
tending the sick az the Soldier. home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
WATER CONDEMNED.


Tour Nsfmonl lusni Nui Provide See
supply
RafIanl. Nal p nrC. s. Daf,r.,.
nr.sM.n, of iar ,iah board of lra.fh.
ghfrnaf i.r ioiina.0g statement in
n'shi "rh0 State board ui health Boa.
notified iNo anih0r|i.r, ln burlington,
Nfrsenres. si Iohnshlry, sRanion
FHoslars Fali, ihaf Hnles, Coo pah'Ic
aaior supplies ln these places. uh'Dh
have hoen found hy repeated analysis
to no contaminated. are noi Improved
coca or hrioro june lnH. Co.. BOARD
$500 take action POI accordance Riih
section $50 ni ifr statute entitled 'An
uei 90 prevent iho pollution of ihe
sources 40 water supplies. The board
ha, authority uulrr ihls aci io pro-.
h.b.f absolutely thc uso oi such water
ai once. Baf .n order i0 give these
places abundant fmo Gao rDc'.iy present
condition, eI'h ihe least hardship Go
aii conserved iho board has given
these places ials warning notice ln
'he meantime To- recommends that nii
users of water Boo the,o places. from
polluted sources. should boil Coz di,.
..i DO before using
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
SUICIDE AT HALLINGF0RD.
Miss Nancy G lsghorn browns Herself in Fox
Pond

Rutland. May l0.-The body of Miss
Nancy Gleghorn, of Walingford,
aged SO years, was found in ten inches
Of water in Fox pond near the village,
this morning. Suicide was due to poor
health. The woman left note to a
sister saying she could not bear life
longer. The body was found at the
same spot where Miss Bessie Huett
committed suicide eight years ago.
The woman is survived by several
brothers and sisters.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
Bennington Business Men Pro-
pose Organization
LIMITED MEMBERSHIP
Plan Is to FIJI Up Rooms Now DC
cupied By Red Men For New
Club.

Plans are being rapidly completed
Tor % nes club made up OF iho bushes.
and professional men OF Bennington.
10 il proposed % lease the rooms la
tho opera house building now occupied
by The red men and spend some 5000
in putting them In good condition.
adding iurn.tdrc. billiard and poo Ca.
bos, etc.
J. l.. Sih.ey Is the prime mover in
the matter and has associated with him
DR. a. $. 81. chisholm, l.. r. Abbott.
Harry r. Cushman. Harrison l.. Nor
ton. T.. J.. Bates and G.. NJ. Graves.
This committees ha, made a partial can-
vas. and ha, a list OF 20 who are wlll-
ing 20 Join.
Some of those in charge OF the mat.
Ter think 10 viii b. best 20 limit the
membership % lOo so as not 10 make IL
but this is d point 10 be- de-
cided later.
Bennington has always had a large
number OF clubs. most Of the fraiornal
societies having social clubs In con-
nection but the town has never had
one strong representative club like the
Apollo club az Montpelier or The
Wheel club az BrattleborO and this !,
what Il Is proposed 10 make OF the new
organization.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
A HOT OLD TIME
Closing Attraction For the Opera House Next
hsdns .dlY Evsnlng

The season az the opera house will
close next Wednesday evening when
"A Hot old Time" will b. the attrac-
ton. The prices for this show will be
p, 30 and IS cents.
This attraction is constructed for
purely laughing purposes, the situa
tions are many and ludicrous, several
exceptionally funny comedians and
condolences who make the most Of
the opportunities offered in the line
OF fun-making.
Dashing in and out at opportune
moments are a dainty and Winsome
chorus OF pretty show girls, lending
an added charm to every scene. the
combination ofmirih, musician beauty
thus creating an evenings entertain
ment well worth seeing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11

Wendell =. Murray a clerk at the
Kolaneda has accepted position as
clerk at the Hotel marlborough,
Gloversville, and will enter upon his
duties April lst Mr. Murray has
been connected with the Kolaneda
since its opening about two years ago
and the success OF the house has been
due in no small measure TO his man
agement. His genial disposition has
made him popular both with the trav-
cling public and the people OF the city
and the patrons Of the house, while
they will learn with pleasure OF his
good fortune, will be sorry that he il
to leave town.-JohnstoHn Herald of
March %.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
Hot Weather Piles.

Persons afflicted with Piles should be
careful at this season of the year. Hot
weather and bad drinking water con
tribute to the conditions which make
piles more painful and dangerous.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve stops the
pain, draws out the soreness andcures.
Get the genuine, bearing the name OF
&c Dewitt a. Co.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
ASYLUM HEARING
Friends Think the Patients Were Badly
Treated.

Waterbury, May l0.-The investiga-
ting committee met at the pathological
building OF the hospital for insane
this morning and resumed their work
of looking into the affairs OF the Yer
mont state hospital for the insane. H..
f. Brigham OF Bakersfield, the third
member Of the commission, was not
present nor the governor who has been
present at the previous hearings.
The testimony was mostly from out
siders who have had relatives at the
institution and testified that they be-
lie, ed these patients were ill-treated.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
NINE HOUR SCHEDULE.
italian, on Gn Company, J,bOsi q Shorter
DAY


Beginning yesterday che Bennington
Gas Company pui ine.r MON aho are
ehcatai|ng ihe streets on o. nine hour
schedule and hereafter tley Quii work
~ fvo O'Clock in iho aisrnoon.
This shorieulng oi ihe DAYS work
aas necossliaici by iho face that work
was begun ihl, week on iho NoN York
state canal jobs where ihc nine hour
schedule Is in effect an availabiemon
are holng employed ihore and Che
prospect Of work lasting Tor several
months IA drawing Italians away from
other places.
Saturday night after being paid
some Of the men working here ioh
ioNn and the others demanded niue
hours which wa, granted.
Today che company ieiophonod io
Sew York Tor more men.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
STRUCK BY BARN DOOR.

w. O. Lambsron. Of aauhheld MAY Be
Fatally Injured.
Ma. hield. MAJ l0.-W. T.. Lamber.
ton, of this place. suffered what will
probably prove fatal injuries while
walking Up bridge leading into his
earn last night between 4 aud .
O'Clock. The wind blew the door
against him so violently as 20 push
him of the bridge and he fell a dis
lance Of fourteen or fifteen feet, sirik-
ing on his head and shoulders and
breaking hi- back. He was living this
afternoon but his death was momen-
tarily expected
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED.
u ~ Henderson, Did Sadd,rly Ia q Ru,land
saloon.


saloon
Rutland. Stay iO The man who
died in Fred Fcnn', saloon bore yes
ierday was Identified today by bis
wife as % " Henderson. Of Race,ille.
*. S., . years ola. he is survived by
600 children. llc had been suffering
from heart trouble for several months.
The man went into the saloon and
after taking two drink. of whi.key
appeared 90 bo ln great distress. The
attendants carried him into tho base.
ment After Csc O'Clock one of them
Heni down stairs for ihe purpose of
ar0using him bat cofld not do To-.
Physicians who were summoned said
the man undoubtedly died OF heart
disease or apoplexy probably The
former.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
GIRL TOOK cARBOLlC ACID.
sa Amelia ppu Of Barre saved From Sui.
c.dsf Dtsih

cds'i Dsaih
Barre. May Do Mis, Amelia plpor.
about D. years old. attempted 90 com
mit suicide last night los taking care
boiIc acid 40 ihe homo of SIR aud Mrs
John ConnIck. whore sho Is employed.
Upon Sir Connlck's roiumatllo'cIock
from fho opera house. hc found the
r.rl BOB ronvulslons Doctor llrouri
was summoned and soon bad the girl
free from danger. Here mouth. throat
and chin we're badly burned. and there
aas % i.ttio boo beer stomach The cause
ascrIbed O., hor delicate physical con.
diIon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
Dead Man at Manchester Cen.
ter Identified
LOOKING FOR HIS MATE
Nan Seen With Hin Named Beatty
Now Cannot Be
Located.

Manolesiea Mat ll.-Thc body 20
ihe man found under GrlH Mui hll,
40 Manchester Centre "Wednesday ha.
been positively Identified as iha' ~
Wl..am F.lu1 aho worked Ia.f SUM.
mer inr l. Egglo,ion on thc cellar of
Hon % o. Lincoln. rce house FLYNN
aud pal named Heaii. came aad
h.red out % Mr Ersie.ion Dos. May.
Thcl wore iramns and iho Keeper of
tho boarding house Hhore they lived
stated thar they came from around
Troy where Flynn BIAS relatives.
They iefi t0eu last faiI aud applied
Tor work again 90 fhe Lincoln place
last Saturday That evening ibey
called 40 ihe house oi sheldon Ami.
don with whom they bad worked last
summer Sir Amidon was the dr-t
man 60 identify ihe body and later SIR
Eggiesion and Mr Canaeld the land.
lord did So.
Flynn and Beailo were arrested here
few week. ago for ragrancy having
been found in one Of the Equinox
barns. Beatty. Alr Amidon states
came back alone Sunday night and
inquired for Flynn saying be- had
Lost him. Nothing has since been
seen Of Beatty, aud efforts are being
made 20 find him. lie is sh r. and
stocky and under equal conditions
would be no match for his pal
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
TODAYS STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling Prices To-day On New York Exchange
Al Noon.

Todav's quotations on the New
York stock exchange as reported at
noon by J. Il. Williston & Co, OF
Nassau street. New York city TO the
Bennington Security company are as
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11

Manchester. May lO:-The murder
theory 20 account for the death of the
unknown man whose body was found
IN the river az Manchester Centre
Wednesdaylseems 20 be the one &C.
cepted by those who have looked into
the matter. Today many have walked
out To the edge of the falls where he
must have zone 20 throw himself In and
ignoring the favi that il would take a
man with clear head TO go out there
even in daylight.
After he had reached the end Of the
raceway, it would be utterably i'm.
possible for man 10 jump as far out
In the stream as to reach the ledge of
rock where.the body was found. The
drowning theory is also untenable
since at the autopsy held this
afternoon it was found that the lungs
were clear and the verdict was that
death was due to a blow on the head,
received in some unknown manner.
Hon d. x. Simonds states that on
Saturday a man called at the Journal
Office and asked for work In the prin.
ting department saying he had been
working in Bennington and wanted TO
earn enough to get TO Rutland where
he had friends. In. a general way the
description given by Mr. Simonds tai.
lies with the appearance of the dead
man. Sheriff Nash of Bennington
said this afternoon that he had seen
the man before and that he thought he
was from HoOsick Falls.
He was not recognized by men from
the Lumber companies operating on
the mountains or by Norcross- Wet
Marble men.
George Smith, health officer OF the
town, after careful investigation
stated that it appeared to him that the
man had been in severe tussle and
received his death blow in this man
ner.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
Cheap ADVERTISING

Advertising under this head - cents
for the first tine and ten cents each
time after. Advertisements not 70 a.
coed four lines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
FOUND

EOUND. Pair OF gold bowed spectacles
Il in the opera house Wednesday evening
Owne can have same by calling at the Banner
once and paying for this advertisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
CYCLONE KILLS 200.
Awful Storm Swept Over Snyder, Oklahoma
Last Night

Kansas City, May ia special to
the Star says that fully POO are dead
as the result OF the cyclone that swept
over Snyder, Oklahoma last night and
the list of fatalities is being constant
ly increased by fresh reports.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
DEAD NUMBER TWENTY.
Latest Report From Railroad Wreck Near
Harrisburg.

Harrisburg, Penn, May 1.-THE
latest reports from the wreck at South
Harrisburg last night state that 20 are
dead and over 100 injured.
The cause was the collision of an
express train with freight loaded
with dynamite.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
weather

FaIr ionIghl. FrIday eIoudy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-11
TO RENT

fI'O RENT.-DOlble tenement 80 Pleasant
i 81 Inquire Mrs Edward Norton. .-iti
rI'O RENT. Desirable tenements. offices and
/ stores. Possession given Immediately.
". T.. Hawks. 205 NOrth 81.
u'O RENT--iis South ST. rooms. furnished
4 or uufurnished All modern conyculcnces
Board ~ desired. J. T.. Remington.
ib3tf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13
Went Over With the Bucket.

w. II. Kilgore tells a story of a
Celt who, hard-pushed for work,
asked the captain of a coasting vessel
for employment of some kind. He
was told to get references, and re-
turned with a bundle wholly salts
factory to the captain, who engaged
him as a deckhand. A few minutes
afterward a German walked on deck,
asked for work, and was told to go
and report TO the mate. Casey noted
that the newcomer had not been asked
for references, and wondered much.
The third day out, as the German
was washing the decks with a bucket
and a swab, the shin keeled badly in
the trough of a rough sea, and a
wave swept over the deck carried
German, bucket and swab into the
water. Casey, the only man on board
who saw the accident, rushed in glee
to the captain and said:
"Yez made me bring references,
didn't yer"
Certainly" replied the captain.
"Yez asked tn Dootchman for
none?"
"What of it," asked the captain,
getting angry.
Notwithstanding captain" re-
Piled Casey, airily, "but he's gone
with your bueketl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13
StanfoYret.

ct Stantopr er of Stsrrelie JON
en- forif &GD % tart mcS CIT bpib
MGrpS efter Tpggeit. 9i falber 8gret
"Sfirnf" Der / "Iinlaro". 90 Sfun.
FEN CT Ina Glmiltbelig her iom HGoen
| @mielanbet % bel ioa oct.
Sfisnt DER fife fttr0cs Sfluf |
Norge, bar cog belpite syoIf | @ifin.
9elunoet bort % tnit ON Opret. Sau.
IeSrS fan ieg scot blite, at aSpofat
Berg, ScIMcrreeieringcus 6orioarer,
itob frem / &igsretten en- Dag %
aioroe Sanmerligniigcr nlelIem In.
fOogeaSoofatet og ct Ipr, ban bapOe
l9it ON, glep oct 0pr angrebet, opers
~iprsttet Oct lin 9trtgriber neb en- film.
fcrbe 8Gbife % traf ii8 berefter til
b0ae til i'm Sl,le, ia ban. Oct er
grcit NOT, at oct prf Dor fiure Sfimf,
bon tatte ON. Men bon fun life soSi
ma i'm Sfitnfbiftorie, ga aftior&fouri'
teens aopofat San ielgenHc Dag too
iig eoSfor at rs9e 8pret no al in
Sule. San gioroe oct ogino! -
Sfrutfeu li9ner Inpen Seri, of Ser
gierne itieIer Sons. Rour man iRo,
toeer Gesercn / Spoerg iinbeS Der bel
life pGrre Ssrtietpp | Inerifa, fanift
fife / belle @erben.
Sormr mtg lie1er en- sfptsortifel
m& Sper'friftan "Sfunf Suntine",
3 Sen itoor 81. a., OF Sfin1fel bn,
"lmolis Smug o9 life ~alitebeligt
@aner." ut Sen bolber met Of 2anbs'
bpgben, aaar req nteo pou; men bnoi
Sens Ganer nrgoar, or iy life forbe
rest pou ID role Dem. &toere fonr b
riSe, at Sfirrfen CT oct mimtreitt
Dpr, III fam torfe cs, % at ri al hel
@rir,tS bar faat ct SrStee, ser IySer
"2pffeIig ion en- Sfiurf".
9G retteIte MaaSe at Sr9bs el
Sf,mf paa err at kroe ocn 50 al alSer
S~cnt8ipugGoo % RelmotiSme; mer
mango "Sportsnp1lS" beiiSScr tit
SoaImoSigbeS % ll~S1clbcnbeo nof ri
at itSrpSSe 5tunten eiter Sat Metooc
Scr or mer cts er Nea0Se at fla
en- seat pao, og bpao Sftufeiogt be
trGffcr, CT Der enOSn iler Sremaangs
mSaOer. Mten enboer al Sisle Srcm
gm9SroaSer bar lilentper % Sage
res itg. S crfeIte Wubola9 betrogtc'
oct JON uoget neooGroiggrSe at ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13
Misses SHRED Costume, so64-5o77.

Shirred effects in waists and skirts
are among the most noticeable Of the
seasons styles. The Misses Costume
is one of the prettiest yet shown, and
will serve admirably for an evening
dress. The waist is cut in low round
neck with shirred yoke. The sleeves
are in elbow length finished by a deep
frill. The upper part of sleeve is
shirred to match. The top of the
skirt is shirred TO form a yoke, and
falls very full at the lower edge, A
ribbon sash with long flowing ends
completes this dainty girlish costume.
Dotted Swiss, null, liberty or India
silk will all develope charmingly. The
medium size requires two and FIVE
eighths yards OF forty-four inch mater
ial for the waist and four yards for
the skirt.
Waist No. 1904: Sizes fer IL, IS,
IA, IS, 10 and II years,
Skirt No. soy: Sizes for IL, 10, "a,
IS, 10 and II years.
The above illustration calls for two
separate patterns. The price is ten
cents for the waist and ten cents for
the skirt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13

poa S~flmfeiagt. So, Der finoes enc
Dog Dem, Der betragter oct iom itrl-
bcn6e MOO goo Sftf ug 8r1ig, for life
at nGnne oct roget bsibeneSe SrS
"@ttfetteit."
Seq msbte en- Sang en- Mdno, iom
bapbe beregrst ginoerls gnreepne %
afItaneen mellen BAN OF cit Sfimf
feilagtig. Son Lob / norbpitIig Aet.
ming. Sons belle "2raat" beitoo / ct
gar @itlobriller % ct elefttriif Bette.
IA ie9 | 5orbtfarten iplrrste bart
bpno par beuSt, ini,obe ban paa so.
beoet 90 roabte tilbage oper penltre
Sflilber:
"Sfrnf! Maa til6cge efter artSre
&In6er!"
Gen iantrle Ssit blep ieg tienbt
mcO en- 8orger, ion bapoe ligget ier
Tiger poa Spsebuiet. Seq ip,trgte
BAN, buuo Spqoom bart bapoe ltot at.
Man frpite og preo poa @pien.
~Slet 2pfte! SpGnote efter en-
Sfllnfl" los Sparet.
Sette nGprer ieg fom @epis pan,
at ielo ONT Sfurtfen bar nofiaa nun.
tert Stu6 % fanIfe life ion pGrit go.
ner, er Sc1t Sog iletiffe altiS at itoIe
poa. Sg naor man pes oct, ifitIbe
man aIti6 br1ige Snrtarfe og 5oriig.
tigbeo, noar man bGr meo en- Sfuuf
of giere. Wait nroa alorig bile ia
opbi0iet eaer befpnret | CIT Stuitfs
WGruGr, men optr9oe meb SberIe.
genbe0, 30 % ct biitert aniigtsrso.
trpf. GuS 8ep9gelier bsr bare fire,
ofnoolte OF ont mltli9t pnoefldbe.
Scr man ngte Senoer, bbr man bile
Dem iou meget JONI mtligt. @n
| Sfrutf bar Reipcft for Ggte SGnSer,
Oct er funife, forSi iua foa porne
Meauteiter t Dor Sio or belitgttet MED
ben SlagS Spggereoifaber. Iien bnr
man inlife eler gulobGlcneoe Sp4t'
Der, er oct Forligt at piie Ell Sfimi
ben. Scr en- Sf1unf reS, boaS al
@crSen oaS, at Sen, iom life bar 9ats
SotScr, i 8irfeligbeoen er tanSles
@araen CT moSig Ratso bar TOM,
met beIOi9t ira oct nteo en- Sfunf nj
o. Ga. foroi BAN TltE8te ale eacr en-
Gel nj &c her meSoelte gooe RanS.
en- nerDoS, bpitcriif Wtaro gaal
set olttO qult meS, noar ban msSel
% ItsScr iununeit me6 Ell Sfiitf. Gar
bIir gjcrre blinoet og Sra8et afiteo Il
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13
Sra fpreote Setter.

st prcsierenbe @sbe. sGeteman.
ben: "SarneI ga, fiare Some, leg maa
/ aomitemsbe."
SnItrnen: "Spob en- oct MI, 5 ifal
afaisre ioag?"
9Ggtemanoen: "9taar n9ite Webe
Ifal boloes."
San sif paa Srcscn. Mabs: "Ssr
Miffel, peb on, bpao 8etterien for.
Ieben ia til mig? SO Of on er en-
rem StobSer, iom life bar faa meget
iom en- Gre | Comment"
WtiffeI: "9a fon on bilie bam %
Il, at oct er en- forbarbet 2ssn! Ser
fam bu ieIp ie: 80 aroner / Gortes
moniren, min Sen."
Mdbs: Bar bet life oct, ies nof
tGufte iaa laaner on mig
20 &roner. gai oeo leg, at ban bare
bar bagnaifet Big"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13
sfrmfebiet, forut Se ,ntse sfrnrfe ffol

Sfiurfebiet, forut De ,ntse Sfintfe ifal
fn born at "lege" mso.
gn Sfultf er oct nieit inoflpoelies.
rise 3pr, ionn bur let Dageus 2ps
norSom 9@fpator. Oct banloer ofte,
at en- Sfinfs SroHpSeIie blir fglt ct
belt Sofunfbip ooer, ia, i utScre &reo.
ie ogiaa.
af Raturen CT Sfiinfen fofiaa be.
gopet % l9rINter. Wfnn peo ON
SiIfnIoer, On Sfunfe bar opbolbt Zig
1 flere ManneSer % &ar i Sfolebule
% FarnIet 3inp6ifaber, mems 2rreren
cg GIeper1re bolbt pao meb at fangs
Spmmcrntgle I 2uften.
get en- ingen RirnIt at forge EFT
Strnf. Spt no Snren | en- Iioen Gab.
Ming u1tber SstiebuspGgaet % on
er Iiffer moi pna pan at fribe Den Der.
9u bebeper life at ie efter Sarea =
for on fan life urtbgaa ut bli cpntGrf.
iom ban, noar Sfilnfen bar goaet /
beu. Goar Sfunfen err LANCET, Tan
mon ia Stpet al ben beo at bFgnee
S%eniebuiet.
Seq tor fife panitan, at ieg bar
poerIat Selnpe Irtifel ororet, cg Iont
29ieren bar Jet. er o9laa Slrobeonirt-
gen al mig. Get er bel berior ~retteit,
at artifaen fer blir lnoertegnet
9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13
WORSE THAN F

A lawyer who had recently come
into town placed single outside the
door. 1t read, "A. Swindler." A
gentleman who was passing by saw
the sign and, entering the lawyers
Office, said:
"Man alive, look at that sign. Put
in your name in full-Alexander, or
whatever it is. Don't you see how it
reads now?"
ooh, yes, l know" replied the
lawyer, "but l don't exactly like to do
it."
"Why not" said the stranger; at
looks mighty bad as it is. What is
your name?"
adam Swindier."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13

A rather odd and pretty suspender
bertha is a feature of this little dress,
developed in pale blue albatros. A
lining affords support TO the waist,
that blouses p~rettily in front. The
tabs that extend from the bertha are
fastened to the waist by large pearl
buttons. The neck and short puff
sleeve are finished by narrow lace
edging. Challis, pongee, chambry,
and batiste are all suitable for the
making. The medium size will require
three and one-half yards of SO inch
material.
Girls Frock No. 1888: Sizes for
s, 6, \, 8, 9, 10, IL and IL years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-13
CLIPPINGS.
William Penn and the Drunkard.

William Penn, the great Penn
sylvania Quaker, was one advising a
drunkard to leave off bis habit OF
drinking Intoxicating liquors.
"Can you tell me how to do itf'
said the slave of the appetite.
"Yes," answered Penn, "it is just
as easy as to open thy hand, friend"
Convince me of that, and | will
promise upon my honor to do as you
tell me-" replied the drunkard.
"Weil, my friend, when thou hndest
any vessel of Intoxicating liquor in thy
hand, open the hand that contains it,
before it reaches thy mouth, and thou
will never be drunk again"