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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
Sclte fig tom hiemme.

On Ianb ira aanios bapSe en-
Gang Daret paa geisg / @amIelm.
Del So ban bar paa SiIbagepeien
iangt uoe paa 4tIanterert, begpnOte
bet of ~itornrbI9ie rent forf9rbelist.
Der bar insen paa 3etfet ~nnota9en
Sapteinen, nosle Of SsicIfene og Dor
Wsano ira 8unias, beretter 9anios
Gitp "ssoiirndI".
Goa neolnoerl@ brsIte anptei,
men iii WanSen fra &dnios.
Gen erlige 8asiager iaa Jig rrmbt.
San Dor life iiffer pna, bnein oct bar,
a~apte:ners Srore giaiSt.
~Du merer piit mig" ifreg bar
tilbnge, oa ban life iad rcgen a,tbea
&aSfager enb fig ielo paa 9pffst.
"RattrIigpis mener leg dig; goa
ue6 | DIT 8itml" fparte aapteineil.
Seq bar iaa imaot inSbiIst mig,
ct ieg life biz gisre oct" proteiterte
Guniasmanben. Seq pi[ boioe mig
ber paa 9effet for at finSe no, bpor.
Dan eoers "~biergitore 8slger" og
ifr9ffelise Storme" ier no, og ON
De bolber Waal meS en- aIminoeIig
8aniascpftoue. Gette Der en- bare
- 4. .--
Sdpperi moo. bpa6 ies er part til
bienne."
On fiempeitor @elge fom inS ODER
9Rfet og iopte @anben fra &anias
nleS Jig lige til Sfibets agterItcpn.
Der fnnot man bam Iiot ie1ere meS
or9ffet geiL en- Stilber it6 al ScS,
ct %forpreoet Sannbleb os ct aniia-,
cen iaa ITO, fom bar oct brat ODER ca
SGfle. 8ano til Sfinoet bar BON o..
ina. 0a ban Tom til iig ielp, faa BAN
toifet paa &apteinen.
"gp @raops anpl bette Der min.
Der mig ON Siemntet, tim of oct ror
en- bel Gel oaaoere," ia &aniasmans
ben nle6 ipag Stemnte.
Wtan tog bam oerpaa til Spgebu.
Jet for at reparere BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
Mifaeoens Jnoteeter.

st enseGf G~ibsfrift siper islsenoe
Splpsninser ON Mifaboens Snotaster.
Sans aarIise GioiIiite beIsbsr fig til
81, 500, 600. 0ertil fpmmsr II Mil.
lion 8enter af ben Sriss Ifabeseritats
ming, iom siua for 10 aar iiben MATTE
betaie SayaH. a Mi0iun bar &eiie'
rem | Reute AZ fin BripatfOrmue pna 5
WiQioner Dollars. De uoitraftc Sfp'
&c, ipm Wtitabosn eier, os ipm better si
Ireal al 5,l24,S74 acres % bar Ell
8Grbi al 500 WiQipuer Dollars, inb'
brinser BAN bpert Gar 100000.
Sans oarIi9e Sabtrst uo8jer aliiao
ppsr 21a NliIion Dollars. Wen bo
pen tetierIise 5amitie beitaar al co
Neolemmer, ps aelieren M isrse fol
benz ale. ma Oeuns Gum ~beirastes ipu
life ipnberlis tor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
"Symra"

"smura", garbos for Rorife pda
feese SiSer Of $apet, ,togipet ai Sri.
Itian 8reitgaro es Rebaftsr Sobs.
@. @ift I DEBORAH, en- MI iaSfomnet
meS f6senbe SnbboIb:
anoers Sopbeu: SeIiirg
frna Roris.
Or. o. aoren: @osIe Grim.
srineer ira min lInsSom % fra min
fsrite lib | amerifn.
BaItor StspIen: 0cr.
tie Salmebietere.
grof. On. annt @ieriet: 9en
norfisImSife SfalSepcefi.
grof. $. 81. 8iIbabI: 2iSt
ont bpaS be Rorite / amerifa bar
ufrettet for Rirte % Sfole.
Sans elanb b: @orsbiarta,
q aparbaesiosa.
SaIobnn acbt: Rpnorif ST.
fforieTfrioning.
SuuI 9ieferub: Rorif 81.
teratur og Woraneno ! amerifanffe
@ibIiotefer.
grof. @isIe 8ptbne: Static.
nalians os RdtiondIfslelie.
Mnbers Soober: arbeio.
Seer m e: Warf
Srpaiu.
Spar RIeiben: Sans, en-
Stisie fra 9iibbranssooien.
Qref. SuIius g. Olion:
GorSmauSsoanSan | GanffetiSen.
Ssbs. 9. @ift: &orifameri'
fonite Soriattere - Ser Strsmute.
Gbos. 8. Stine: entblem Of
Sreebom.
9rof. Sb. 9otbns: IogIe
@tnber ON 8. 8. SoifeitaS.
Wm. Niger: "gsOrifie".
9oItor R. 8. 8ieie: Sans
Suiilens yte.
ariitian GreitsarS: per
Gtple.
goaen tnSeboIber besrSen Soer'
TetteIier til gngelf al en- &affe nor
lie Giste af gisrniOn 8inie, Spur
gaien cs Ser Siple. SoeriRttelier.
ne er uSfsrte at sind GieieritS, 3.
3. SopperltaS, 9. z. Grneicu, Ole
8. Glen % @rs. Or. Selaits. DO
acn, Ser er paa 200 Siecr ! tort
Siesfriitformat % pent uoitpret, IN
aebolser soSe asortrGter = eiter 80.
toarafer - al fslsenoe Wano: Or.
g. aoren, %. 9. 2anoitaS, Bro'. Or.
gIias glir. Vroi. g., u. Nauut,
groi. Or. 5. g. Sars, Wort Smam,
Seer 5trsmme og Ser Chile.
"Spmra" friter 81 foruoeu Norto,
10 Gents (aItiaa $i.i0. ge'tiilin'
GER isnbes til ~Sqmra". Decoraa,
Sonia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
Der fun nieb s3oIS o. Most tan fra.
tpinges fiji Mia0orn.

Der fun nieb s5oID o. Naost tan fra
tpinges fin Migocrn.
ut finoe anruferfrpitnIlerne or iorr
ingt ct meoet brp6Iomt arbeioe. Speri
Stpffe Srn mao onbpggelist flspes
os mnoerisaes og Ianse leoes Der ofte
fereno en- rigtig goo, flor arpital brin
ses for Gaaen, Rangen Gang finoes
Inn blso 4auufer, Ser enonu lite e.
frpitaIiieret. eIIer en- Ole, iom benpt
tes til Sn~ogni6ning al Snben, mer
iom natiirIigbts life er al flor 8Rrof
Saooanne ubelo ifploes eiter Sam
ferisgernes Mening en- eaer anben
Sell, be bar begoaet eller Spertr9.
belle uf Geremonierne. amferet bill
nemIis imelte, bbis rtatt unoer Or
6eibet tofer onoet en6 ct beitemi
"anmieriprse" eIer neppuer Ndpne
paa Sspbinge, tpis man fpiier 9pr,
ipnger eller bnber | GIoben uoenfor
SoIens Opganes. eder Reogansstib.
On ling, iom ogiaa bar flor BE-
tpbnins, er apinSertes Spfsrfd, me.
bcns WGnbene er noe pna 4amfer.
expedition. Msrcr en- apinbe faale.
bes oeo en 4am, pil benbes Mano
fun finoe tomme @um ! 3amfertrRei
|Iigeiom Meuerrummeate meIIem
8ammens E9noer, og paa ben anbeu
SIDE fan WRnbeHe poa oisie anorte
/ Erect fouftatere, ON apinoerne er
Dem utro, meoens De er borte!
gr man beIoig, faH rtntt finbe
oter 10 Yinnb 3anrfer | ct erfeli
SrR, 90 ba Briiei for ct Runo bep9'
ger fig meIlem 40 % 80 Dollars. er
bet life noeen BeIt baarlig Sorret.
ming at gaa paa Grpeoition. 8rim
ben til ben beie 8ris beror paa, al
4amferet mntge Steber attbenbes
rclisisie Giemeo, Iigefom WSolaierne
brnser bet til galiamering at fine
060e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
Sfsl9e Meb0eletfe fra 8ateni. abpp,

Sfsl8e Webbeletfe fra 8ateni. albpp.
faterue @ilamion & Mer6ant, Ser.
925-933 Guaranty 2oan 8nilbins,
Winneapol Minn.. er / ben iorlsbne
nse fplseaoe 9aieater ttloelt Rtuueio.
to % 9afota Opfinbere:
Charles w Adsit, Owatonna. MINI,
Cushioned tire. Charles H Bach, Brooks,
MINI, Horse detacher. Theodore Brown,
Mortified, MINI, Building block. Evald
Frantzich, K~ensington, Mimi, Bundle
CARRYING device. Peter LEVITT, Minnea-
polls, Mimi, Scale. James McGann,
Wyndmere, N d. Fright loader. Gustave
Sampson, Belview, MINI, Shingling APP
paratus. Jurgen Tanck, Pipestone,
MINI, Canvass tightner. Edward A
Them, st Paul, MINI, Making grease
cups. Richard p Raschick, Grand Forks,
N ID, Spring stretcher. Georg L Warren,
St Paul, MINI, Brake beam. Edwin F
Whiting s. G Johnson, Baiaton, MINI,
Threshing machine. Joseph G Williams,
Minneapolis, MINI, Hotel-register hoI-
der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
Zen Smrfc, ion en- ManS, en- Seit

SfH StArfc, Tom en- Wfanp, en- yer
Dg cit Glcfant har. - Ter bleo npIi8
cnisillet @rpper paa Stprfen hos
eiSie tire fcrifieaisc Srtoiuioer, %
Scrisset forcgit / IoSiion Square
Sapen / Neru s)orf.
Get giaIOt at fiuoe no, brpr ior
Sr9ffrait Be buer bar / 9eliSoeIie al.
20 Scite mcS en- gGgt bper al ierten
S,mSreoe 8uno trof tiliammen tire
Suiiuoe inn Sunoreoe 90 fenrti
8alnS, eacr lem Slrnoreoe % fenti
Illno mere emo Jim iammenIagte
89gt.
On gleiunt, Ser peieoe tolp Sliin'
&C Ylnno. trdf otte Sitittoe ipo Siut'
breoe % feuti Ynno. eIler ire SnIm.
DC TO SrnSreoe os iemti SiinS mint
Ore ctS fin csen S9gt.
Scmti Monh, meo Ell inmlet Sret
al oritrert iub 9uiinSe fem Sin.
SreSe Blul6, traf otte Suintoe ipp
SimSreOe o. ianti 8atnS. eaer netop
iad meget, iom Den enc @tetont bar
ijianS til at traffe, men Iiseiom Se'
itene trat De mere, eito boao De til.
ianmeu oeieSe.
st SnuSreee Mtano traf tolo IN.
iiube &uuS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
5orfielist.


Strrft Gucfalb bar Der 6ennt
ltge prret ODER belle geiten. a,aa fine
Steoer bar Snecn foranriaset glofe-
ring at acknowledgements meo oeuaf
fslgenoe Gopiinfelie | Srafifen.
On SiSebranb opftoo Rptaars.
nat ] Detroit, Mih., o. siorhe Sfabe
for 100000. Oct brGnbte | en- 50.
brifbpgning, bpor tire aonrpmier bap.
be fine @~ertiteoer.
Gn ififfeIis gs. Niagara Sails |
gsetp Dorf, osioa faloct "Ibe Sunnel
Sorfpn", forbi Der er boret en- oper.
o9ttes R9ng6e Siinneler imb | Siel.
bet til ltbnpttelie iN@nnbfrnften ! ben
p9lbigeRiasarafos, tam beo aarsifif-
tet roie iie at at life ct eneite Men.
neife blep nrreiteret Der | 1905. go.
litiet babbe f%aaIeoes Tibet at beitiGe.
Nptoarsnat bar ale Snobpegerne |
airfen, 90 Saloonerne fob tomme,
ifisnt be ale Dor aabne. SeIp Regre.
ne nfbolot iis fra at briffe.
Sfiffelise Splf. Sernbaneberrer
bar beret Dos Snteritate Commerce
Commission og forlifret, at ingen er
mere | 5apsr al, at Rabat oe 9isfri.
minaticn ofifaffes emo De; men De
ipnes, at be nup9renoe Sobe er bra
not og tror, at en- 2anbsIop bare Ri!
sribe foritnrrenbe inb. Sc er ifitfe.
lige Golf, og dffpprger fine liopoer
M pe6 Hptaar. lllptfen err im'bIcr.
ito, at 8egierineen life tror Dem. Del
tar ofte b9nbt fsr, at De bnr looet
goot, men nlbrig bolbt bet.
apitnant 2neien Yonna, Ssreren
al Den ulpffeIiae a~anonbaab "gen.
ninston", iom iprang | Sirften | San
Sieao ifior CONNER, bar ifslge Sttb'
itriiing al Den 9riesret, Der ~nebiattes
| Sagens anlebning, faaet cit Srette.
i9ttelie al Warineminiiter Bona
porte. Straffen ipnes MILD for en-
Sprismmelie, Der foiteoe ntaitae Meu.
neffeito; men ben bill BOG meoigre, al
Ssitnart Yonne fomner paa Oct forte
Bret % life bfir befororet, fsr ban
afuaifer fin Sfampfet peb EN- eaer
atoen topper 9aao. Sor cit Officer
ei Oct li9eiaa ilcmt at bore paa en-
~offentlig @eprimanbe Tom for en- dft-
oen @atto ct saa | itribeSe Slstbals-
fl9oer.
Seiglipet, men man til. It faa
2ioet at en- al 8arttpplttif beifpttet
Worber CT en- panifelig Sing Der !
Gmerifa; men bet benoer COG. Se.
le 2auoet bIen ruitet, Do oen 3ibenoe
fem fro aentucfp Den 3bie Sanuar
1900, at Statens loplie palgte Gu.
rernsr @iaim @oebel Dor ifubt al
en- Snismorber. Sames Q. Soparb
biep ontitoer p~aagreben, % ire 8nn.
&c blep ban bsnt ifpISig; men bort
inboifIeoe Surtitsrt bar boIbt ban,
iltpe til benne Dag 6 Iar otter Den
bIooiae Gambling. Ru bat enSeIia
SonbctS Ssieiteret toIt, og ben timber
iutet Of rette / Sasens 9ebanbling
oerfpr err GsbSbommen splbig. Ror'
Der Somarb 9ioer Dog enbnh iffa
tobt, men banber paa, at 8rriibent
8ooiepelt pil benaooe bam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05

Ore. Stner oriiteSe @oabnct fra ben.
DC 90 fcrSte bcnbe TO 8iieler. en- !
grpitct o. en- | Ninpen. MRS. @beo.
tom tom til 90 ban ieuote usfaa benz
DC TO Sfub, ct | SoIien .og Ct J ben
enc srm. San trocoe, at 9atter %
Moecr Dor osbe 90 pcnbte fine Sfriof
til genrIs @rreIie. 9sren ipenote
ban op cg ffisS @igen giennem Sicr.
let, bporpaa ban fiso iig ielo. 9n
5oIf Tom til, Iaa ban boIposo meb
&opeoet poa benoes grpit. ct gorn
pon 10 anr unbfom eierneH, bet
@irSii, fcu Stpcr bapoe fnr9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
De tYife Dyer.

Oct ipife 8ise bar uu 81 8per meb
uuer 100000 SnObpssere. Berlin bar
lict upsr 2 Miaioner. Sanburs so0,s
600, Ninden, aeipsis % DRESDEN
buer pper SOC, 900, Sreslau 470, 600
% Sslu 455, 900. Den minbNe aiets
TAB beber Saueniisin ps ben lisser /
Saben; ben bar ZIG S~ubbpssere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
SpoieIsoassbosen.

Gcrss -SssieIsbaasbos' bar lee sisnnenfeei
msS risesu 5nisresIe. Sei sr sIreeIist, at en-
iaasau ses IsoiSes bIaHot %, ha Der. faapiDi
Tea Deb, tIts froes HOsen Eisnenbe nosibet Der
I eanest. Gitaterne fra Sc furnisuies 5Ortat.
tsre. tom CT fat pso be euieIfe Gage, fumes paIei
me6 cmtu % smno. Tst eiISs for o. ROrF'
amsriianere rarst mere iR.sresfaui, ON Here
al bore ~eanssmaHo bsr I eanoet taoos oRrsi
uGoui. ens en- Del uiinere befienSie StsrrsIIer
ira auere ennoe. gosen CT oaiiert unifprsi.
O.. o. 81. Iae5orIano. ssis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05

Sra 2utberItifteIiens SprIns / ariitis
ania bar hi mootaset fslsenbe gtrifter:
esnsblomfter, Sort9lIineer for Barn
90 hinge. ubgipet Of 9arernes @ennes
frebs I 8riiianin. en- ubm9rtet BOG for
norif llngbom. Der oeina burbe finSe
mango aisbere Der / 2anbet.
Smieaften, ct Sist at @nftap Senien.
1prebras for Menb af 81. u. Sorres.
Gisie Soreorag af BEN befienote ameris
fnniie Breit handler ON @ibelen % giz
beiens Rriftiis o. pil bore manse til OPP
bbsseIie 90 2arbom. 9e er o~neriatte al
Yreiten Ole 6. SberIen.
Nprmpr, en- ub SortaIIius at aaftl
Smitb 8ieber, er Iieefon benne Sorfats
teriubes ifior ubsipne Bog. "gstu pibs
linberlise 2ipSorsm".. en- al Be inntteItc
friitelise S~ort1linser / aurets SnIelis
teratur biemmefrn. Sen bill fitfert faa
mango 2niere osiaa blanot Roromans
bsne | Gmerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
Boser.

Sra Gauges Gbnobes 8pgbanbel
Steo 8ins, Rinn., bar oi mobtaget:
"SOlfetalenber for 1906", en- BOG paa
10 Siber meo Mu1auaf, 2~Rieitbtfer
cs aoresier pper Gauges gpnobes os ans
bre Iutberffe Samftnbs Breiter. griien
G: 10 Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05
eipHr eiis a~peemarses.
Gun Ell. maui Qnanmart.a.

iscaiaei al Gitdisrus Z -Ssoiesoaesposru- CO
subt. &c Ct iiiiteos RI at p9its en- I'll ntanaen
en- upttig @iierianie Sec bar irtt 9oeeu uec
Snisresie.
o. q. eIrfsn Ges0rbsae, wsiHa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-01-05

eenS "Sseorat.EsitenA til sIaut
% genner | set uumle Sano.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
ULCERS IN EYES
SIGHT THREATENED
Awful Discharge From Eyes and
Nose Would Have Left Scars
Except for Cuticura - Under
Specialists Care for Months
Grateful for Benefit Her Little
Boy Received and
STRONGLY RECOMMENDS
CUTICURA REMEDIES

al used the Cuticura Remedies eight
years ago for my little boy who had ulcers
In the eyes, which resulted from vaccina-
ton. His face and nose were In a bad state
also. At one time we thought he would
lose his sight forever, and at that time
ne was In tho hospital Tor seven or
eight months and under specialists. The
discharges from the eyes and nose were
bad and would have left scars, l feel sure,
had it not been for the free use tthe Cuti-
cura Remedies. But through 1t all we
used the Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and
Resolvent, and lots of it, and ] feel CRATE
ful for the benefit he received from them.
The Cuticura Resolvent seemed TO send
the trouble out, the Ointment healed
it outwardly, and the Soap cleansed
and healed both. He is entirely cured
now; but since than / have bought
the Cuticura Resolvent to cleanse and
purify the blood, and tie Soap cannot
speak too highly of az a cleansing and
medicinal beautiaeF. / can truthfully
say the Cuticura Remedies are all Trey
are claimed to be"
Mrs. Agnes Wright,
Chestnut ST.,
Oct. 16, 1905 Irwin, Pa
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
AUTHORS STORIES
KiNDLED HER LOVE
F5ut Unrequited Passion
Brings Bullet to Her
Idol.

DENVER, July 10.-William II. Eader
on Jlne received a letter saying; Il
am the wife of an editor on the Red
Book of Chicago. / have read some OF
your stories. Through them ! have
learned to love you madly, fondly pas
sionately. and / must see the idol Of
my love"
The writer, Mrs. Eudor Kerns, con-
cluded with the statement that she was
staying at the Savoy Hotel. and would
be pleased 20 have Eader call on her
lie paid no attention to the letter. being
married and happy. Next day she
called at his Office in an automobile and
sent for him 10 take a spin. He de-
clined.
For several days she intercepted him
with invitations TO ride. which were re-
fused Then she disappeared until last
Friday, when she threatened to shoot
him unless he would flee with her He
managed 10 get away, and did not meet
he again until yesterday morning,
when she suddenly confronted him IN
front OF a church
Il must leave Denver at noon,' she
said.
That's good news" replied Eader
The woman grew iivid with anger.
Jerking a revolver out OF her handbag.
she fired and Eader staggered back.
Eader called for help and the man who
reached him pulled out Eaders watch
and found it shattered with a bullet.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
BARNES PROMOTES
POSTOFFICE MEN
New Postmaster, After Inspection Of
Central Office, Now on Tour
Of SubstatiOns.

Postmaster Barnes has made himself
solid with the force of the office. One
OF his first acts after going through the
Office and making himself acquainted
with the conditions was TO announce
yesterday "a number OF changes IN
designation and promotions. The names
on the lucky list are:
Designation changed-James W. Dl-
vail finance clerk 10 assistant cashier,
+. c. Burrows. superintendent of sec
ond class matter TO finance clerk; J. NJ
Barnard. assorter 10 superintendent Of
second class matter.
Promoted-F. q. Burrows, $500 10
s.. 100; J. NJ Barnard. $500 TO $3.50,
r. II. Johnson. $l,lO0 to 1900; r. T. PaJ,
terson. $1,000 20 Sl,1OO; I. Griffin Brooks.
$500 10 $1,000: F. @. Mont somery. $500 TO
$50. John j. DOwney. sos TO $500 VIII
liam l. Brown. 5000 to $780, Edward F..
Idnkins. substitute clerk 10 stamper at
5000 peT dnnum.
Before giving out the list OF promo
tions, Postmaster Barnes, in company
with Albert j. Xanten. examiner of sta,
tions. visited substations G., d. and q.
Mr. Barnes will visit other stations to-
day and familiarize himself with the
work and men OF the substatiOns.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
NEW ASSAY BUILDING
PLANNED FOR NEW YORK
Will Be Erected on Site of Old One,
Which May Be Torn
Down Soon.

Unless the old assay Office in New
York city falls down in the meantime,
il is probable that IL will be torn down
before long. and preparations made FOR
the erection of a new building on the
same site. Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Edwards and Supervising
Architect Taylor have just returned
from examining the old building and,
although their report is not yet com
pleted, it is expected that they will
recommend the renting Of temporary
quarters during the construction OF the
new building
II will be the purpose to make the new
structure conform with the architecture
of the customs house which is near by.
II is probable that a comparatively low
structure, so as not 10 dwarf the GUS
toms house, viii be erected as an ad-
ministratiOn building with a taller build
ing in the rear, for the transaction Of
actual assay work.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

An eIeven-year-old New York Roy has
been arrested twice for stealing soap.
I'll bet that little Willie's mother never
got soap in his eyes or mouth when she
washed his face.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
CHILD WALKS 80 MILES
TO REACH CITY HOME

CHICAGO, July 13.-The call Of the
wild" appealed so little 10 siN-year-old
Stanis Droessler, sos West Chicago ave
nue.. that he walked home from North
Chicago. a distance OF thirty-three
miles. where he had been taken for
summers outing.
Saturday evening the boy disappeared
from the place where he was living with
his mother, IN North Chicago. A search
Of the north shore failed 70 reveal any
trace Of the child and early yesterday
morning he reached his home in Chi
CaEo with an interesting story of his
adventures. He had no money when he
left, and said that he had eaten but
twice on the way.
I didn't like the country a Bit said
the boy. "Chicago's good enough for
me. There amt anything TO see Up
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
Sentenced One Year S
Imprisonment for
Conspiracy.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Abraham Il.
HummeTs name appeared at the head
Of a list Of ten lawyers with whom the
appellate division Of the supreme court
dealt yesterday. His associate, Nathan
irl Cohen. and Abraham Kafenburgh,
his nephew. We're also o. the list.
Hummel Suspended.
Mr.. Hummel was suspended from
practice until the court Of appeals shah
have passed finally upon his conviction.
Cohen and kamenburgh were granted
twenty days in which TO answer thr
charges against them.
The opinion in the Hummel case was
briaf and read:
I'VE think, in view OF the conviction
of the respondent, that he should be
suspended from practice during the
pendency of his appeal from the JlidS-
proceedings as bearing upon his dis
barmenJ should await the final deter
mination Of his appeal. when the mo-
ton to debar viii be considered
Convicted of Conspiracy.
Mr.. Hummel was convicted in connec-
ton with the DodFe-Morse scandal on
a charge of conspiracy and sentenced
10 a years imprisonment. From this
conviction he took an appeal, which ls
now pending. He is also under indict-
ment and awaiting trial on two charges
of suboT1ation OF perjury in the same
case.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
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The Washington times., 1906-07-13
ASKED QUICK SENTENCE
TO SAVE COURTS TIME

I'm guilty Of being a 'vag,' and
don't want 20 waste time talking about
it." said Patrick Buckley in the Police
Court when aFraigned by Clerk Lum
Harper.
"Y our face looks familiar" said Judge
Mullowny. How much time did you
get the last time you were heTe%' he
inquired.
Fifteen days" replied the prisoner.
Double him up" said the court
And Clerk Harper committed Buckley
for thirty days with a smile.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
UNKISSED 4 YEARS,
SHE GOES TO COURT
New York Wife Hales Hus-
band Before Magis-
trate.

NEW YORK. July 13.--He hasn't eaten
al home for a year; hasn't kissed her
for four years. hasn't taken her 10 the
theater in FIVE years; doesn't care for
their children; has a thick head goes
out and plays pinochle every night, and
always looks sour.
She can't cook; Is a crank. has lot
of gossiping women for chumsi goes 70
dances; hasn't sewed for him for four
years: goes away 10 the country every
summer and leaves him 10 shift for him
self; is so displeasing TO him that he
would hang himself before he would
return 10 their early marital relations.
This IS a catalogue of the faults which
Hugo Rogers, a well-to-dO contractor.
OF - West llSth street, and his wife.
Henrietta. ind in each other. They told
what they thought Of each other TO Mag
istrate Baker in Harlem police court yes
terday, when the wife summoned the
husband 10 court 10 ask that he be COM
PEELED 10 pay her stated weekly sum.
Mrs. Rogers told her woes first. She
said they had been married for seven
years and their three pretty children.
six, four, and two years old. were IN
court She said her husband didn Z
love the children any more. but Rogers
denied that.
Then Rogers got a chance.
shes a crank" he said. She has a
lot OF fool gossipng women in the house
all the time, and I'll have nothing 10
do with her until she cuts them out.
AS for not eating at home. there's a
good reason for &. I'd have indigestion
II ! ate her stun And he told the rest
OF the faults he found in his wife. Mrs.
Rogers denied all.
MAGISTRATE Baker turned the couple
over TO Mrs. McCauley, the court prOba-
tion officer. who finally persuaded Rog-
ers 70 agree 10 pay his wife $ a week
and her monthly rent.