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The Washington times., 1905-02-20
England Slowly Eaten
Up by Encroaching Sea
Immense Falls OF Cliffs at Dover Draws Atten-
ton 10 Fact That Coast Line Is Yearly
Becoming Smaller.

LONDON, Feb. 20.-The recent falls
of the cliffs at Dover drew attention
to the wearing away Of the British
coast line which is constantly going on.
The chief fall occurred when q large
portion of the white chalk cliffs near
ST. Margaret's, the residential quar-
ter outside Dover. fell into the sea,
creating a natural breakwater The
mass of fallen debris has been esti-
mated 10 weigh about $4,000 tons.
The height of the cliffs on the spot
where the fall took place is about 200
feet II stands out on the cliff side as
q cleaning white scar among the
grayer tone of the unfailen cliff line.
Several lesser falls have since occurred,
and a number Of large cracks indicate
spots where further falls may be ex-
pected.
Has a Financial Side.
As the district where these falls are
taking place is residential one. the
question naturally has g. financial side
of great interest, and a project OF
scarping the cliffs in order to render
them more secure is spoken of. Such
falls of masses of cliff are not new;
they are at the present moment chiefly
interesting as drawing attention to q
process which is constantly going on
round the British Isles.
There are, of course wsIl-known
cases from, which the sea is receding,
such as tIie-oId port of Sandwich. which
is now separated by meadows from the
sea; but comparative estimates or the
area OF Great Britain during the latter
half OF the last century show that THE
total area OF Great Britain up TO 1900
had been shrinking.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

saIes-Washington Street Railway As.
81 ,ooou8esS, s. oo0Qss1s. s, 0e0dss1s, SIC, coo
gsS1s. s. o1asSA, 81, 0o0d.sSa14, $4,000 SSs5s
Washington Street Railway. preferred,
46s63s 109bs6sz, 56a37
Union Trust, 4Gl125, 2qI2o.
Washington Gas. 25Q6S1s, 2546s. 2oQ6s,
asa6Ts4. 2Sa671k, 25Qe7l4, 25d67. 25u67. IS
@63 25u 1865 a6s5a
I.ansIer, 100G137s, 5o6@l4
Graphophone common. 1G045ss.
After call-NN Washington halfway As,
81 eo0Q $50, s., 06o4ssls $40, eeesIss1a, Sl,uoa
Ssss. ~-....,
Capital Traction, 20a14e5s. 20q146ss.
Washington Gas, 10a66a4g 15Q66A
Washington Railway preferred, le9qsa.
1OagS71A, l09aS71s, 109@Sl14, 106qSIA, 5od
M15, 50qS71s. 5oqs72s, 5o@S7i4, 1o04s7as.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20

All religious sects and denominations
responded to the call issued by DR..
McKtm and others to meet at the New
Willard at ESQ o'clock this morning
to discuss the advisabilfty Of introduce
ing system Of moral and religious
education in the public schools to
counterfeit, in part, the growing in
crease OF crime in the United States.
The meeting took place in the small
ballroom, which was Allied with 200 or
900 interested citizens. Many varying
opinions were expressed in the meet
ing in reference to the advisability Of
going further with this movement and
as to the method to be used and the
kind of religious and moral instruction
to be introduced. Some were in favor
of permitting the schools to take care
Of themselves, some in favor Of intro
ducing merely moral instruction, but
not In the name of religion, some advo-
Gated that morals and religion could
not be separated, and all were agreed
that there should be no interference in
the principle OF the separation of
church and state.
Ex-Secretary of the Navy Herbert was
chosen chairman of the meeting. and the
Rev. DR.. Hamiin, secretary.
DR.. McKim Speaks.
DR.. McKim made the opening address,
explaining for those that issued the
call the object Of the meeting. He
stated that, while the State and church
should remain separate. the State and
religion should not.
It was the duty of the State to teach
religion In the schooIs-eIse the State
had no right to teach morals In the
courts. Morals were based on religion
and the State had no right TO convict
persons Of theft If had not taught the
Commandment Thou shalt not steal
He thought the State should see to
1t, first that the Ten Commandments
were taught In the schools; second, that
text books on religion were introduced
and third, that the Bible was made a
basis Of religious teaching in general
He then offered series of resolutions
which he had had pritned and moved
that they be adopted He stated that
the resolutions were all founded on his
remarks. 1t was over these resolutions
that the contention arose among the
various sects and creeds.
Mr.. Macfarland's Views.
Commissioner Macfarland stated, after
Dr. Mckims address, that he was in
hearty accord with the meeting and
i'll these resolutions SO long as there was
separation of church and state He
stated that something had already been
done In the schools in this direction, but
that this representative body could do
more.
The Hon. Simon Wolf was opposed to
the resolutions. He said there was SO
much that was philosophical and ethical
that could not be reached In this way,
this was a land of freedom of conscience
and these resolutions were too limited
He said it was an invasion upon the
rights OF education, and the home and
church were the places to teach religion
Religion should not be forced.
He wanted everyone to have q chance
to deliberate upon these resolutions.
Rabbi Simon ard Rabbi Stern spoke
fully, agreeing with him.
DR. j. f. Gilbert, secretary of the
American Society for Religious Educa-
ton, a national organization spoke ot
what had been done by that society III
introducing moral teaching with and
without religious training. He said, HI
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
SUBWAY CUTS THEIR REVENUES.

All along the West Side the subway
is having Its effect. Not alone have rents
IN the vicinity Of Broadway been greatly
increased, but many of the shoPkeep-
ers along Columbus and Amsterdam ave-
nuea complain that their trade is being
diverted TO lie line OF the subway.
Cigar dealers and newsstands are the
hardest hit. One tobacconist declares
that his trade has been cut into fully
20 per cent on the regular custom alone
Men who had habit of dropping In In
the morning to Ill their cases and again
in the evening to replenish their stock
now travel on the subway instead OF the
elevated, and make their purchases at
some store on their way TO the station.
One newsstand has cut It's orders by q
quarter for all periodicals. Tire largest
sa lie of magazines is between noon and
closing time on Saturday. when Ii man
will drop IN at his newsdealers and
make provision for Sunday reading. He
naturally selects stand near home to
avoid carriage, and the established trade
suffers while nsen with shops along
Broadway arc more than happy.-New
York Press.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
BUOYAnCY MARKS
SPECIAL ISSUES.
Dominant Factor Buying OF
Union Pacific.
SPECULATION DUETS DOWN
After the First Hour Rush Ceases,
But Stocks Continue Well
Absorbed.
SPECULATION DUETS DOWN

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Buoyancy in
special issues was the feature of the
early dealings of the stock market to-
day In the railroad list the dominant
factor WAS the further enormous buy
ing OF Union Pacific. and TO lesser
extent Of Southern Pacific. Southern
Pacific advanced IL. and Missouri Pa
eific scored a good gain. Union Pacific
sold up to 2as, and Big Four was UP
over 3 Der cent.
As rule. however, the railroad
stocks were inclined to hesitate, and in
some cssses to react as part of the trad
ing element appeared to be slightly ap-
Ifehensive as to the consequences Of
In Union Pacific.
The feature in the last twenty minutes
of the morning session was an abrupt
advance in Ontario and Western, which
sold nearly three points above Satur-
days closing There was also some ag-
gressive buying of Analgamated Cop
per The general market holds well.
In the industrial list the feature was
an advance of per cent in Sloss-Sf1ef-
field, and OF Ia per cent In the prefer
red. Republic Iron and Steel rose / per
cent for the common, and 21a per cent
for the preferred. National Lead rose
s5k per cent. and American Smelling ia
per cent. Federal Mining on small sales
jumped up over 10 per cent, and the pre-
ferred gained rs Per cent. Consolidated
Gas and Araaigamated Copper was
stronger The local fractions were neg
lected
The speculation has quieted down
slightly from the first hour. but stocks
are well absorbed on all moderate con-
cessions
Missouri Pacific did not advance but
scored a moderate decline.
Government bonds unchanged; other
bonds firm
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
PRINCES ENGAGEMENT
NOT BROKEN AS REPORTED

BERLIN. Feb. 2o.-The reports that
in consequence OF differences between
Crown Prince Frederick William and
his fancee, the Duchess Cecilia of
Mecklenburg Schwerin, their engage
ment would be broken off, are discred-
tied here
The affianced pair have been visiting
Florence, but Saturday the Duchess
went to Cannes because OF the Illness
Of her mother. The crown prince and
his suite arrived here last night.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
NEW YORK.

me market has enjoyed a long adj
vance, ana a setback would not weaken
Inc underlying strength of the stock ex-
change. situation. Many stocks doubt
less VIII sell at a materially higher
level III the current year. particularly
the so-eailed cheap priced railway So
sues, While It is not unlikely that many
OF the sound srdus-rlals Will also move
to better lesel. There are d nuT6ber
Of Rttrae1i'5e industrial issues that arc
selling at agu:es thas return to the
buyer much more than the dividend
rate OF The stock, and the chances IRE
that this difference will be very much
Iessened IN the speculation OF the rres-
ent yeag, especially lii tic iron and
steel shares and the copper issues.
In view of the excellent position of The
copper trade throughout the world and
the excellent prospects for the next year,
the current quotations for the copper
shares. on the stock exchange and In
the curb market, show that they are
selling at relatively cheap prices, and
there Is good reason for thinking that
market values of these issues viii. at
greater extent the Improvement that
has taken place in the trade.
The iron and steel Industry continues
to expand. Earnings of the United
States Steel Corporation for the first
month of the present quarter were at d
rate that indicates net earnings largely
in excess of the favorable showing made
in the last three months of the last
that bofders of the steel shares are
maintaining firm position on the long
side of the market IN the confident ex-
pscta ton OF better prices.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
REcoNCILED TO IT.

The car was crowded to its full ca
pacity and the two who had just en-
tered were compelled 10 hold to the
same strap.
I'VE seem TO be sentenced TO hang,
observed the maid
Yes" whispered the young man, as
his fingers dosed over hers. Capital
punishment" Houston Chronicle.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
GusoN BRINGS SUIT.

Edward Gunson has brought suit in the
Supreme Court OF the District this morn
ing for $500 damages against Abram
Frey, alleging that Frey drove a wagon
over him at Fourteenth street and
Florida avenue SONG. months ago Gun
son states that he could not work for
a long time his lower limbs being
bruised and the ligaments in his right
leg being permanently injured.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
SENATE VOTES WITH HOUSE
TO CONFER BRONZE MEDALS

The Senate this afternoon passed the
House bin authorizing the President to
confer bronze medals on men who distin-
guish themselves in saving lives In rail-
road wrecks, disasters, etc This makes
available rewards similar to those now
given for life-saving at sea
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
LIGHTWEIGHT PHILOSOPHY.

It's strange that dry books are US
laiiy read by peoFis who have a thirst
Tor knowledge.
It Is said that most girls are fond
OF military men. but few OF them have
much use for General Housework.
singing rebuke-the hornet s.-De-
troll Tribune
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
CONGREGATION SAVES
FURNITURE IN FIRE

OXFORD. Mass, Feb. 20.-Fire that
started from the furnace broke up
morning services in the Congregational
Church yesterday. The congregation
got out without disturbance, and then
carried out as much of the furniture a
possible. Damage, $500; insurance.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
Don't Shuttle!
You make people ssok-you keep
Yourself sick. secure relief I'm 10
minutes from Colds, CataFrh,

t=,,r. +;,,4 cold ye., can do IL II you
exsrcise common sense and use only DR..
Agnexgis Catarrhal Powder. j relieves
colds and catarrh and cures siead;sth NJ N
fa1o S SAYS: '.Dr. Agnew's Ca
far-haa paeae- rel.eveA me IN 70 .r,i..a
t1tes and is a blessing to MANKIND.
Dr. Axnew.s Liver p liz are better than
others and ches , er. iOc-
Eo:d by MODERN DRUG CD.
IA 7th ST. ~. "
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
America a "Christiano
Or "Religious" Nation
Question Arises at Meeting of All Denomina-
tons to Discuss Introduction Of Moral
Training in Public Schools.

thought moral teaching without re-
ligtous prscepts. had been effective IN
Chicago He recommended that they
be more deliberate In their consideration
of the resolutions and make a studv of
what had already been done IN this re-
spect.
Dr.. Hale Is Present.
Dr. Edward Everett Hale recommend
ed that they study what had been done
in France. He stated that the system
Of teaching precepts to children was
most perfect there.
General Boynton, president OF the
Board of Education, though he spoke
unofficialiy, said that his board was In
hearty accord with this movement, and
would uphold anything it did. He said
that the Supreme Court had decided
that this was a Christian nation
A Religious" Nation.
preme Court had decided first that this
was religious nation" and that this
is what II meant b. christian nation"
He said the resolutions were an admfs-
sion of failure to teach religion in the
church
Mr.. w. y. Prescott thought such a
movement would result IN trampling on
rights OF conscience. which was matter
OF liberty to q minority as well as a
majority body. He said even the agnos-
Tic beHeVeS and mas his rights.
Or, McIira said, referring to the re-
marks Of Rabbi Siman and Rabbi stern
against the adoption OF the resolution,
that foreigners should take the country
as they find It, and that this was an
Angio-Saxon nation. and therefore a
Christian one.
To Hold Another Meeting.
Father Currier moved that the resolu-
lions go over to another meeting
A 49,
committee Of fifteen to be appointed by
the chair 10 look into The resolutions
and see whether anything further could
be done in promoting the objects OF
the meeting. .set5s..s
The fifteen are TO report next meet
ing, which VIII be called soon at a time
the chairman, ex-Secretary of the
Navy. thought best.
Letters were read from Justice Brew
er and Secretary Taft stating that they
were unable TO be present.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
Sharp Increase IN Prices
Of Some Railroad Stocks
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

IHeportea by W. B. Hibbs 6 Co.. 14ts
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board OK Trade, and Washington
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
To Hold Another Meeting.
APPRECIATED HIS DANGER.

Canvasser-You know how uncertain
life is.
n life insurance agent any time and be
executed for it.-New York Press
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
FINANCIAL.
dome Building Association
LOANS on REAL ESTATE

LOANS on REAL ESTATE
ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
II will accommodate yon fer building E,;,y-
ing. or improving a home. for Investment
and need money. Call the undersigned for
information and taking stock. Applica tfons
for loans from agents solicited.
GEO. w. LINk1NS. WM. II. WETZET.
Pres. 500 18th Et. See, 2f35 II ST. NV
a. S. TAYLOR. H. s. WESCOTT
Y. Pres, l4o5 r st. NV. Treas. $50! Pa av NV
de9-Ist- exSu
The Washington times., 1905-02-20

Swift & CO.. sales of fresh beef in
Washington, ID. c. week ending Febru-
airy Is. averaged 7.o4 cents per pound.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

OFFICE, COR. 9TH AND F SITS.
FAiD-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
- Loans in any amount made on ap-
- proved real estate or collateral at rea
- sonabIe rates.
. Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject TO check.
This company acts as executor, ad-
- ministrator. trustee. agent, treasurer.
- registrar. and in all other hdueiaTy ca
- pacijes.
- Boxes for rent In burglar and fire proof
- vaults for safe deposit and storage OF
- valuable packages.
JOHN JOY EDISON President
JOHN a SWOpE. Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer
HARRY G, MEM Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY......Resl Estate Officer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 30 assume the management OF
your real estate. Careful attention given
u ali dataiia
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-The following are
the quntations on today's exchange:
The Washington times., 1905-02-20

Money to Eaan, "a and s Per Cent.
On raj estate ~ District of Columbia No
delay In closing loans.
HETSKELL Z. McLERAN, 1908 E ST.
The Washington times., 1905-02-20
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2o-The following
prices were quoted on the cotton market
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15
1llr. Greeos Geleeraf.
OpfnoeIie.

Selpsrnf. % Selefnnbeitprer Sen-
ridden paa aisbenbopns Sopebitation
og Selegrafingenisr ararrp penots
iorleoen tiI6aee fra en- Reiie, iom De
bar foretaaet paa Selegrafo9ienets
geanc til 2onbon for at gisre Jig be.
fienote nleb Oct npe Selegrofapparot.
iom Ifplocs DIR. Greeo, % iom enoni
fun itnoeS / 8rug paa en- enCite 2inte
i @er6eH, nemiig melem 9oubon 90
Munhelter.
Rr, GreeSs 0piinoelie, Der bar
pnft TOR Spiigt, oil blipe inSfprt j
1anutorf. De 6orisg. ion Dc to Dan,
Ife Selegrai.G bar ieet,
iporebe til 6orpentningerne.
Otter bpnS Der eriareS. bliper Der
ouifaffet 10 Mtohtaeer-a pporatter ira
Orr. Greco - ct til SreSerieia og ct
til a~icbenbapns SopeoItation oJ
TO al bans ~Irinter" .apparater til
Sopeoitationeu | a~isbeRhaun.
Get iibitnGpnte Gpparot "Sbe
8rinter" onerfleoiagier aauifs
ben mip9fenoc Neoifripning, Raor
StrimmeIen ira acknowledgements
iGtteS inb i "Gbe Erinter", uoTsger
bette appardt / ct GiebIit @eoifrio.
ningen meo Sfripemnifin. Sfriit.
anifaifeIieu al DIR. Greeos appa.
rater or meaet foitbar, men til 8ier,.
aiGIo ipurer apparoterne en- umao.
oelig @rnaoe Sio % a~rbeiostrait.
s a~isbenbnpn oil aIene appnraterne
operHcoissisre ier @enneifers ar-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15
5hahen % Goroenpeiret.

Sbabeh af Neriien Inoer til life al
bore nogen Self | llneir. Gan OBJ.
boloer fig for 9toen | 9aris, oa til
nlt llheIb oroa forleoen ct fraftiat
Soroenbeir benober gpen.
9a bet ifuloe til at brpbe los afbe.
title ban itrag en- pantpnft lloflilgt
til Gngbien os a%nbragte iis | ct Sisr.
ne at fit SotelpRreIie, meoens gru.
item ban meoisrer operaIt maattt
mumle gonner beb Chen al bam %
bans eorise 2eoiagere Itaa omfrinp
% bcpogte Jam. San piIoe life mob.
tnge noget Merneffe og life engana
gaa ino at ipiie Srofoit.
Sgrit neb 2.Sioen, oa llpeiret
bar oraget lUngere bort, funoe man
foa barl obertalt til at saa tiIborbs.
Oct foiteoe fenere bans 2iolpge, Or.
Sbneiocr, fort 9eiopr pg megen
Soerfaielle at tormau BAN til 9l. A
ON Gftermiobagen at saa no pg al.
i9gge ct @eieg | 2ouprelamItngen.
Wen meoens Sbaben bar ibrig be.
lfi9ftiget meo at beie SamIingen, lpS
Der pluoielig ct forfGrbeligt Cor.
oen'trolo igien, 90 llpeiret brso los
paaup. Sbabeu miitebe al aanbs.
nprpRreIie os oft S~erreosmme ODER
Jig ielp,. rgiteoe ober belle aroppen,
loo fine 2ebiaeere fIaa arebS ON ia
og fierte iaa ~inareit mulist biem til
Soteaet, bbor fenere paa Gagen in.
gen fltnoe formaa bam til at forIa6e
lit 89relie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15

This model will make an exceed.
ingiy smart blouse for goifng OF any
of the outdoor sports. 1t is fashioned
on very good lines, having a straight
underarm cam, and a fitted portion
ove the hips keeps it we'll in place, a
feature not to be overlooked In
waists OF this kind. 1t may be suit
ably developed in white flannel, mo-
hair, linen, madras or any of the
heavy washable materials. The me
dunn size will require two and three
eigths yards of 36 inch material.
Ladies Plain Shirt Waist No. $3.50;
Sizes for 81, a. 90, 80, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15
On uhYsselis Situation

8pen Roireal | CANADA irembpber
ben Rartelisbeb, at bpr man ON Giters
aaret eller 8interen, fan ma life blipe
besrapet. Der lisser for mesen Sne
nbe paa a%irfesaarper, % Surben er
frosfet iaa baarot faft. &trfesaarbeu
lisaer pan afippen Mont &opal / Nar.
beben at gDen % Der bar man / ielpe
<ppen srapet Spelpinser, bpilte man
%ppbeparer 9isene at benz, Der bpr mel.
lem Slutninsen al Nppember % Sluts
ftnsen at GpriL. geb fibitnapnte Gib
tager moi fat paa at iprbe be Gfoebe,
% bet ta9er naturlispis Tiger, inbtil
enbelis Binterens iibite @ibsbe er fpm.
met til 80 ! fin @rap. 9aar bette er
beiDrset, undertakes Spaluinserne ben
fpruBpne &ensnins ps llbtuitnius.
8eo benHe 2eilisbeb tilbrog Der Iia /
Gar en- liben furiss gegipenbeb. ct
8ar al be 9rbeibere, Der bar beitieitis
sebe | Spalpinserne, fab en- aitenitunb
eiter enot 8aeparf paa be TONNE aig=
filter, al bpife Der altib itaar iaa mango
bertnbe % fnatfeoe not iaa fornstelig
iammen, mebens be rsste en- asibe 5ps
bal. 8luoielis bleu be opmerfiumme
paa, at 2aaset paa en- aiite, Der fob
lise ~pperior benz, laneiomt lpitebes, ps
I'D al aiiten fiaebe ct Wanbsbppeb, Der
itibt itirreoe paa be semDtiige Grteis
beibere.
Nteb 2pneis 9nIt itprn1ebe be M ub
al Sonlpinsert Fug Yprten % lob op
til a~irtesaarcens Snipettsr for ube Of
fis ielp uf Beuaselie at fcrtele bam
ben srufutbe SilbraseIie. Snipeftpren,
Der life tror paa Gppselier, bab MI ars
beiberne iplae meb ben / Spaluinsen
ior at unberigse Sasen narmere, men
bsrom pilbe be life bare Gale. "8i er
life ensaserebe til at ~inbianse aanoer
o. Sposelier," iosbe be, "bet maa 30
litiet beisrse."
Sa DO be life bar at ~fprntnn til at
islse meb, maatte Snipeficren ienoe
gab eiter ben mere Soritab Sutrss
monts sneite 9Dlitibstient. Zen braue
Wanb iamfebe off tit Wtpo, aabnebe
Spaluinosns Bort ps fanSt Ber iioeen'
Re pan en- 2iefiite II Manb, Der rplts
iulste nteo til Golitiitationen. Ser
uilte Get ii9 at man bappe at gisre meb
en- linbsipae Mano, Der utemartct baps
be ineset fig IND / SprIpinscn os aiurt
liz oet maselig i en- 2istiite. sfalfeu
ienotes iaa til en- Sinpsip9eauitalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15
8nFRt oe Afsitksttes
Banana uitarS Sic.
ksttgsr,t II ca pra,hR Sasnsssx

~ SpiieIfeer Corn Star6" no.
rsreS mco liot foGOt 8ono, iaa rGrer
man en- Sop grouuIoteo Suffer oeri
% "a &op Smsr, % bploer 0erpoa
en- Quart fogenoe 8nnN / unber Itn.
zig Smrpring. Noor bette cr goot
bIouNct, bar man 8 piipeoe 2ggge.
bIommer /. Man bGt0er set ocrpoo
op | en- Double Boiler % laoer Set
foge til oct err tpft, bporpna Oct iRt.
teS tilitbe, til BET CT affieIet. IA bar
man 81 bafteoe @ouonaS / % bar
ioa &eren OBJ / to "4iesGruit8~, iont
ferit er itegt gobt. Sao oiiper man
De ire g@gaebuioer oIoeIeS itipe uleo
3 Spiieifeer Suffer % Softcn al Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-15
Decorab.p oitens
Wcnitcr Department.

"Eernrob-Goiten@ oil herefter IN
6eboEoe en- itoisgt 2rffe Msnitre
for Gamer % @rrn. Get or paa an'
rlobning al mango, at bi begpnoer
f1eo oetine afoeltne, % pi fanr ru ie,
hoor Ianst Siiteresien oil itrpffe fi8.
&bcrt Meniter foIter 10 Gents, %
@efinineer ienHes iii "Gecorab.Go.
ften", % man beoeS berptte ben
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