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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29
Mittttcipta..

- Tire Sanger brpo uo al County
Teasilet 5olt,nss yiat til Marbae.
De bsuste ct @tptte Webtra til at brpoe
op @elleooren % tom paa ben Maabe
uo @an9en, % berfra git be op til
Eaget, bpor De lapeee en- Mabuius oe
tom ub.
Gre @onner af Beter 6. baaion
ner 6ut@inion brutnebe fife @enbao.
De git paa Stoiter o9 tom til ct Sui,
boor be falot isiennem o9 brutneoe paa
iefs Toh @ano. Sc par fra til l3
Nar samle % bolot bueranbre Scr,
berne, ba be falot isiennem.
Sra Mnota bleu mebbelt Manoaq.
at Misitsiippi1ooen par bemmet op at
Ss ltrats nebentor Bnen, og at man
par en9iteli9 ouer l1bfaloet. @luen
par bpiere, eno ben bar paret paa man.
&c Mar, % Bpsu par truet meb Oper.
iuommelie. Wfan bar patlet Minneaz
polls ON. at Der o9iaa er Tare for be
lape Vpoe!e Der, buis Dammen peb
Mnota 9adr un.
= ct. @louo 81 Mou. - Treb
Anberlon Der tibligere boebe Saut
&apios, og iom MI arbeibeoe / s.
9tetls WpQe os TOM ttlitabe for no9le
Dase 1tben. bpbe t9aaraftes iom Tplae
al ct Talo. Den unae Manb bleu ore.
bet al en- 0ftmifiue os fprt til Goppeu
al Mpuen. Uerfra falbt ban 80 Tot
neb paa @uluet og lepebe tun fire Daae
oeretter. 6an efterlaber 9uaru % to
Imaa Bsrn.
= Mlbert 81 Jon fra Nepis, omtren'
mibtueis meuem part Nopios og Walter.
blep tbielfiort af ct ssyernbanetren for en-
l1se f}ben. San par anto9elie e}ernba.
nearbetoer, tbi ban oq tire anbre tiert'
paa en Eralle. De bapbe ltanb{et tenn'
% faaet Erauen at 9poret, men Dlior
blen truffet Douecet og orebt. 6os
eIteslaber Onltru % tets Bern. 81
af bars MrbeieSfammerater fir oeiae
Staoe, laa ban be6e nelte Moroen.
0ans yapn uar 5npoer, og ban efter:
laber fire Bprn. M
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29


v@eform": Yaror og Tru u. s..
9ultens bleu beba9elis ouerraffet Tors.
bag fife use af Wfenigbeoen Brenna,
ibet man ubeu pioere tom tnb BreItens,
&jptten % talfeoe ub ben 9an1le Ro9es<
oun p9 {aite ino Ell ny Monar@ Steel
Nangs" tfeben. Det par patfert 9iort
at Brenna Meatabeo, % bet par en-
,ful5Naisbig DpsErsitssft. Duoen e
meset uerbitulo, % bet flyer fig ielu, at;
Ufobtagerre ietter !or 45rts paa ben
baabe for oens 0arot fig lelu, og forbi
ben er ct Ee9n poa Menisbebsfoltets
9ooe 9iertela9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29

Det bar peret paai itaaet, at Ell flor
Del at be BenQe. ion, blep ienot til &c
neDlibenbe Gan Tranctsco, er bleuen
ftiaalne euer bortpoFeoe. Ser bar enooe
saaet bet &pate, at Bp maporen bar ia.
get en- meset flor Gum.
$ ben Nnlebnins opIpfe r@alifornia
Yromotion COMMITTEE" fife l19e. at in>
tet er 9aaet tabt uubtasen to Yatter.
Den ttrtuer:
Baasrunb af bet Tattum, ct Der uibt
o9 brebt er bleuen paaftaaet, at en- Mlil>
lion Dollars al be Ben9e, iom blep
ienbt til be nebl,benbe San Trancisco,
er bleuen itiaalet eQer borteblet, %
Tolt besuben Ct berettiget til at pibe,
buor ber er bleuet af Pensene, pil pt
oplpie felgenbe:
Mere enb iets Wltllioner Dollars
pbet til Gan Tranctsco, tom GUNNER,
lom parierebe fra 10 Gents til Eulinber
af Dollars. De TOM 45oiten eQer
meb @rpreis % / aQe muli9e Tormer
fra Trimerter o9 Sebler til Benseororfr
% Befiler.
.- -
Nf belle bette Belpb par bet tun TO
Torienbelier, fom git feilastist. Den
enc, en- Batte @ebler, iom tnbebolot
$loB5 SO, fra 9eor@lisbt ienet qlen.
mem Bants og Eruifs sRompa9ntet | Cos
-Nnasles meb @rpre,S, % ben anben, en-
Battle paa 5000 ienot | goiten fra Bali
tinlore.
6omiteen oplpier, at bet belle &egn'
TAB e. blepen 9iennemieet al &ou,iteer
% Gcreni.ser ! Masia@uietts, Ntm
Oort % anb,e Steber % nepner benz
80 "a aqe bar funbet, at Geguitaberne
e i 9rben % tntet tabt ubeu fOrmobents
lig le openfor l,epnte - -ls 9unbrebe
Dollars, iom bleu borte unberueis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29

sc, $35. SO. Wfen b1n bGDDe 9lemt at
,pprge efter Wanbens ylapn os ltgelebes
sforiemt at faa Wianoen til at unberifri=
'pe ben uebuenoise pay slip, og M
1purgte ban Tarmeren. ON lite ban pil>
be uGre iaa penltg at betale ban1 Benge>
ne tilbase o9 ie!u unberltripe ben noo:
spenbise Seboel o9 bepe Bensene, iom
.om bet par BAN, ber 1apbe leperet 1in=
freet. Tarmeren 9ioroe laa, 'o9 Bro=
pofb git paa en- Spree oa bleu arreferet
fprlt tor Druttenifa6 os ienere for ben
mere aluorlt9e Mffere. Suffice Sobn>
ion benuilte bans Sag til @ranbiuvpen,
men Brouolb ertlerebe fig ienere itplri9
og bleu uoen Surp bpmt til at ienbes til
teformifoleni ST., @loub paa ubeltemt
Glib % er aQerebe reiit.
81 nepnte fife nse, at Solepb
9osel par farlist ips. San beoe af
2un9ebetenbel(e / Torbinbelie n1eo fere
andre Onoer Trebag Tormiboas fife
l1se og bleu begrauet fra &atbolittirten
Spnoas Tormibbas. Mr. Wosel par
Al Mar sammel os par feot Pennipl>
uania. 6aus Toralore fptteoe berfra
It'll @tar 2ate bette County for 20
sAar tben, % Soiepb ful9te benz. Ta>
:mi!ien er tpit, % Der bar ueret -
Bern | ben. 20 ct MI bpbe. Mue be
|uuore Spfenbe bor Der @ountiet unb>
|tasen en-, iom Dor paa gefttpffen, os be
|Dar ale Der unper Bs9rauel ien uubta,
|9en benne enc. Tlere at benz tom ber>
LIMB, laainart ben afbpoe blep aluorli9t
|lps. o9 par ber bele Eioen til efter 8es
srapelien. Oeiao Moberen uar Der,
men Taoeren CT osb for ipu Mar itoen.
Mrs. Soiepb Vogel er i9isn meo fem
luaa Bern. 9enoes Suiaermooer, Der
Dor / Yerbam, bar tilbuot benbe at
fon1me bib, men bun toretretter al uere,
bpor bun ct, ialfalo inbtil ptoere. pen.
/ osg mauo5 9ef;snos ba. iprgst fosat
kfoa BesrauelI Iesomtoltninger oa 0osptz
seninseu betaIt, ea be barzzoaIae
Ebiulpet beube trem liot pioere % bar lo>
pet fren1beles at faa benbe bi. Tan,is
lien bar boet ber BDen IS Nar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29

ct StoIefib brenDte paa 6aunen
7.o,aon, Grantrtg, SDnoassa satten, %
Der par iior g@n8aelie ! Bpen en- Eib,
ba Der mar 500 menusffsr omborb.
.DIatn be blep alle reobtDe unbtasen n.aa.
ne kre. iou, illt par. tilltsoe ueo giaDne,
oprdab Ma,t befrpstsr,, at bt e q; ' ou',
1tonne 5.s3
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29

8pen Mberbeen / Spb Datcta baube
en- Sloebranb, iom pbelasoe ct belt
&oartal of bens 6orretninssnros peb
Mioten af fife Hpe. Staien an llaaes
til 5000 900. Der git Set @pgte, at
en- en-. 6an0tlsre'ien'e' 6. sasfon fra
Minneapolis, omtom.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29

&an benee De iulter, uben at Sc
ielu ueb bet. Biitnot ipiier Sc tire
@ange ON Dasen % ttIfrebsfiuer De'
res Maues Rrap, men oe,for Tan bet
oobt bante, at De iulter. vi Naring
tommer lite fra Mapen. Set er Bio.
bet. iom opretbolber 2tusor9anerne.
pDis bette er urent % trestFpbenbe,
bortfalber ben Toripnins ef ny Rratt,
ion. ffabts maa pDes 2iusorsanerne.
Dr. Beter's Rurito renter Blobet %
giuer xeaeuet ny xiustraft. Den q
ttlberebt af @pDber % l1rter % Tan er.
bolbes bos Iotale Rurito: Mgenter. apo.
tbetere Tan lite torbanble ben. Striu
til Dr. Beter Tabrnep g Cons &c.,
ll2-lls 90. 6opne Ape.. Chicago,
81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29

Gre % tpue MenueFer onion paa be
fore Sntiser paasrunb af Storm %
ffpat 8eir Onsbas % Eorstag fife
l19e. Naiten ct Duitn Tartsier fran, /
bebe eller iaunebes efter @tormen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29

penqsne. Wi baube 70 Yas1aaerer, os
bet par ct belt Tibet Mzbeioe at prbne
bette. sSeg baube reiif paa benne Suite |
l3 Mar. oa ieg fienbte neiten enbuer
omboro. .Da leg tom op paa Dattet,
Ioa ies Bouseu af ct 5tib foran os. %
ueiten famine Dieblit i1pbte 5fibet
imoo os. Sets &lpuerbom brpb tpers>
teiennem Dor Stibsfbe libt basenfor
mtolifibs og treusebe @tuben ouer iom
en- Cop. Den laa paa 8agborbsitben
ct Minut euer to, mems Wanoet 1trpms
meos ine oueralt. Seq bleu taiiet imoo
Detsbuiet, table Puaeu ct Dieblit o9
blep neiten lammet. Dette par 81.
1928, tbi ba itanbiebe nit nbr.
Seq Tom mtg taien os iprans op paa
6ulet. s bet iaume rettebe Stibet fig.
% ber par en- ny Strem al Waub. os
Der bortes @tris fra Weeno, &utnoer os
8orn. Neoentra tom iaaoanne 2pb,
lom Menneifer iieIben bar bert. Man9e
al Basia9ererne par inbelutteoe % tunbe
lite paa noseu Waabe unbtomme.
Derpaa peubte @t.bet Bousen op oe
iont lonsiomt meo Nsterbelen. inbtil
bet itob bent op os neb meo 9alpbelen
op af Ganbet. Seq tlpnsebe mtg for ct
Dieblit til @etuartet. Det @pn, leg
iaa, tplote mig meo &ebiel. 2Ylene
brenote enonu. og leg tunoe ie Toltene
/ Rabptten. Ser uiite fig paa beres
AnFster ct 1osrpt al Tortutulelie. Tolt
paa Dettet sleo neb @anbet fri9enbe
o9 gribenbe efter no8et, be funbe tlpnse
fig fait til. Seanie laa enbnu fun faa
Darbs borte. Omborb paa Damperen
raabebe ben iterite @tpi o9 2arm. Ser
bprtes Benner os Torbanbelier fra
Nanb os Ruinber. Eernenes @trig
blanbebe fig meo Raabene af bem, iom
.ien1peoe forat TONNE op paa Dettet.
Quao ber fanbt iteo ben &abpt piI
alortg bltpe befientt, ba iusen 5Ieu reo>
bet oerf:a. Ses ipraug @oen % par
iitaub ii! ct boloe mig flyoenoe. Mnbre
Feo paa famine Waaoe ner mig. Wten
MI @ ba par Der bem, iom lite ortebe
mere. De itratte peaoerne ipeiret %
lant. Dette benbte ben enc Gang efter
ben anbeu.
@nbelis tom Der en- 8aab os rebbebe
mig. Seq maatte baue peret @anoet
25 Minutter, os leg par oa iaa ltsespls
big, at leg lite brso mig ON, enten leg
blep rebbet euer et."
s Torteanelien ouer be omtomne fin>
bes fplQenoe fanbinauife Napne:
Mleranber Carlton, fra Yort Blatelp
MiQs.
Marttn Danlon, DO DO
Yeter Qarion, DO bo
Mueuf Nelion, Sort Blatelp.
airs. NeIfon, DO DO
@man Smanion, Yort Blatelp Mius.
Den enc at be &pinber, TOM emtom,
par en- @uiqertnbe at Mrs. Metcalt o9
Wtiis Toro Ger9us Sails. 9enbes
Naun par Mrs. Z. 6. Torb. 6un
par o9iaa fra port Blatelp WiQs.
| Nj ben Wibnef nefortlartn9. iou1 ienere
er optaset. lpnes at fremgoa, at Gbarles
Deunilen, iont fob peb &attet, er at
bable for ulptten. Denniion er blanbt
be omtomue: Raptetnen paa bet for>
ulyttebe Sttb flyer, at ban bauoe iast
til Denuilou, at ban albri9 n1aatte tor
isse at paslere ct @tib lise toran bets
Bou9.
l
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29

Snbbpb.lier I'll BrpQupptr trpttes
l1seblabets ErYltert.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-11-29
Musutt 8ropolb, en- Manb, bsl

Nusuft Bropolb, en- Manb, Der
bar arbeibet / Bau.G Glepatoren bert
Bpen, er tommen l1Ieilisbeo. 4an
inbbilote en- Earnter forIeben, at en- an. ,lql
ben Manb bapbe Ieueret e Yes 2tnfr1Ei
Mtbbasstioen. mems BeRpreren yat
bieu I'll Mibbas, % iaa baoDe 90
.polo betalt 2tnfr1et nleb fine eene ajsn..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-21

spouse. The Journal says Mrs. Van
Bunk believes "Powhattan" to be a
negro and is confident she can break the
spell that binds the girl. "Powhattan"
or Taylor, is Il barker" for Philadel-
phia show and keeps store. which his
wife attends, at 2040 South street. PhiIa-
delpRia.
More than two hundred hands are
reported at work at and around Como
wingo, for the mcCall's Ferry Company
cutting timber, blowing rocks and build
ing more than II mile of dinkey railroad
from the quarry where the stone is to
be gotten for the big dam.
Samuel &. Bye has been chosen
Superintendent; Norman Brokaw, As
sistant; : NJ. Huston. Librarian; Chas
Gatchell, Assistant; Caleb Broliaw
Secretary and Treasurer: Miss Edith
Rokaw, Organist auo Miss Miriam De
Witt. Assistant. of the reorGanzcd Rock
Sunday School.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-21
II Living
WOrlu11lent,

If we were to assemble all
those who have been cured Of
heart disease by DR.. Miles
Heart Cure, and who would
to-day be in their graves had
not DR.. Miles been successful
in periccting this wonderful
heart specific. they would pop
ulate a large city.
What a remarkable record
a breathing, thinking, moving
monument, composed of human
lives,-that for which every
other earthly possession is sac
rifced.
The Miles Medical Co. re-
ceivc thousands Of letters from
these people like the following:
Il feel indebted to the DIR. Miles
Heart Cure for my IT,. l dcs!re to ell
did to It's reInH'kaLle remedy for tho
heart. For long time l had suffered
from shortnc5s Of breath after any
lttlo cXert.on, p"l"ltatiOn Of the heart;
OF the ho""t. So serious tat | feared
Tat would soEl, time drop dead upon
tie street. Che d"y | To"d one of your
circulars. and immediately went, to
NJ druggist End purchased two bot
ties of the Heart Cure. and took it
according to directions, with the
result th0t | am entirely cured. Since
then l II "cr miss an opportunity to
recommend this remedy to my friends
VIII" h"Hr heat ''"u''": in fact l am
o lrnE,'i' : a, .,'''~r. I. for l am
widely known III lhiJ locality"
j. II. BOWMAN
Manager OF Lebanon Democrat,
Nashville, Tenn.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. II 1t falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-21

Mrs. j. NJ. 5. Van Bunk, wife of
the former pastor Of Elk Neck and
Town Point NJ T.. Churches. now of
Church, Wilmington, who is
a returned missionary from Africa.
thinks that I.ottr Broadhart, who mar
rird "lowhattam," the alleged Indian
doctor, whom a mob forced to quiz that
city. is hypnotizcd by her off color
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-21
COMMENT
Early Days AT Johns Hopkins

pf I'm. " T. UiLWNN
The chief interest in this collection of
essays and lectures lies in the fact that
it comprises, from the pen Of the man
best qualified to write it, the first ade-
Quate account fthc founding and early
history of Johns Hopkins University.
1t was in 1919 that President Gilman
WAS summoned from the University of
California to take charge of the launch
ing of this great educational and philan-
throplc enterprise made possible lay the
munitiCcnCo of RaltimorcS merchant
king, and for more than Il quarter of Il
century thereafter Ire remained ut the
helm. If, he had told the Trustees when
he first met them, their purpose was
simply TO establish another college, or
to ann only ut local benefits, the prob
lem would not interest him; but if they
would seize the opportunity to establish
Il university which should extend its in
iluence far and wide throughout the
land, it would be privilege, as well as
an honor, to be associated in the work"
1t was this ca that served as keystone
to the structure which has since develop
ed, as President Gilman records with
JnStihabc pride. not into German uni
vcrsity. nor an English university. but
an American university based upon and
applied to the existing institutions of
the country
When he took hold, Johns Hopkins
was merely in embryo. Capital there,
was in plenty, but buildings, apparatus.
faculty. and students were still of the
future. 1t was determined to postpone
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-21
HoW's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Cdtarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f, ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financilly able to
carry ont any obligations made by his
firm
WALDlNG. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catamh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
couS surfaces o, the system. Testimon-
ialS sent free. Price 70 cents per bottle
Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-21

the end.
This antagonism to the steam rail
roads looks very much us if It were re-
taliation for the withdrawal If pa<sc<
by the railroads from the mrmI - of
the legislature and is c,lt,in.y rot
crcditnhlr to the members OF that body
who by law sees to compel the RAILROAD
companies to perform a service without
pay, for which there is not. III our upu-
ION the slightest cNcll>r-l lamnlctUn X
Co.'S Circular Letter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-21
Observation-Disclosures
NEWS I'm BRIEF ::
Observation-Disclosures.

Harry Carroll has sold his bakery in
Hayre de Grace to Henry Rauscher.
A patent for Il promising corn husk-
ing machine has been issued to Jere
ArringdaIc, of North East.
A bazar and festival will be neld by
the BaysIue COrnct Band oI llayre dc
Grace from May IS to June ;.
The highest catch Of shud reported
by any boat OFT Betterton last week w.ls
20. Herring are becoming quite pIeu-
utul.
Kent farmers have been pasturug
sheep i'll wheat fields owing to the
grains rapid growth during the past
three weeks
The hsniug >hcGS of Coulcnan X
Hogan burned la>l >umu,r Ill lavre de
Grace, have been rypmcvu with new and
suOstautiul structures.
john l.. Mclutire set 20 eggs i'll an
incubator, 2Ul of which Matched out, on
his prace at Middletown. The chicks are
all healthy and lively.
The One Hundred and Twelfth
III
Fort DUPONT gave IA dance in Dclaware
City OH Easter Monday evening.
The Maryland Tract Society re-
ports total receipts for the year ending
March /, 4l2,25I.22. Disbursements,
Sll, l53.24 Balance ON hand, SIUS3.YS.
Mr.. j. Monroe Hooper and Miss
Josephine W IsOn, both of Iavre de
Grace, We're married i'll Washington, ID.
e., on April I, by ..ev. DR.. +. VI. Bris-
tol.
No applicant for place OH the Balti-
more police force will hereafter be eli
giblc VINO is not between the ages of -
and 81 years and at least ) feet inches
in height.
The funeral of Levi c. Thompson
was held on Tuesday from his nome in
st. Georges with interment in Smyrna.
He died of Bright's disease on last Fri
day, aged 81 years
The site for the new administration
building ut Washington College, to cost
100000, haS been selected at Chester
town, and the contract will be filled by
W. s. X \. VI. Cup,
Oregon Milton Dennis. of Baltimore,
has been appointed State Game Warden
by Governor WarticId in place of Col
John W. AvIutt. Of Cumberland, re-
signed on account of i'll health.
-WorI; has started on the extension
of the Cecil Farmers Telephone service
from MarShalI'S Corner through Farm
ingtOn to Calvert, and other lines are to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-21

The new aut 'Natic AMI semi auto
m#rir signal system is to be installed ut
PER- Vile. l.avrr lie G"Hcc and on the
new Susquehanna bridge between those
points.
"A Chester county @ander is said to
bid defiance to every automobile passing
NilanovW. on the Lancaster pike, and
each machine has to avoid it when meet
ing it, MS it uniformly pocks at the
wheels
The Norfolk Il New York Express
on the Delaware Railroad ran from
Delmar TO Wilmington, 97l2 miles, in .
hours and Is minutes. making all regu-
lar stops with two sIowdowus, last
Thursday morning.
The largest motor power Loaf on the
Atlantic coast. the "John G. Richie" of
30 tons. with Il four cylinder l2J-horSc
power engine, was launched by the Vim
yard ShppuldIng Company at Milford.
Del. on last FrrLay.
The funeral of Dr. Walter Il. Rowe
WAS held from his home in Aberdeen
on April 11th. with intcrmcnt in Green
mount Cemetery. Baltimore DR.. Rowe
died of paralysis. aged 80 years. He
leaves n widow. six sons and four daugh-
tiers.
The following candidates for mem
brrS of Council at the coming election
i'll lIavrc de Grace on May {. have filed
their nomination papers,. w. Bauer
T.. f.. Bennett. o. X. Curricr. John II.
SnrickS. j. |. LcithciScr and w. II.
Weber.
W II. Paul. of carlton. near IIav-
IT. de Grace. burned his whiSkcrS. the
left side of his face and his nose while
leaning over Il lamp one night last week.
The next day Il chimney o. the house
was found about to burn but the blaze
wass arrested.
The funeral of BonfcId Gorrcll.
Civil War veteran. and former resident
of Level, was held on Saturday with in
torment in Rock Run Cemetery. He
died at his home in Baltimore on the
previous Thursday. aged ti3 years. lie
leaves II widow. siN daughters and two
sons.
The remains o. Mrs. Caroline Law
der. of Uavrr dc Grocr wrrn inferred
in Rock RIM Cemetery last vrnl Mrs
I.nwdcr died ,t fine homo of her son
J,,u.. In pn,,,,,. y on ,I S+b
INST. aged - years Seven children
survive her,
-Clamer IIan"y has nlcd a bill for
divorce through his soliritor Oman u
Crothrrs i'm tho Cecil Circuit Court
ALLEGING that his wife Mary Uonrv
whom he married in ISn5 and with
whom he resided in Delaware and Cecil
county. untu jon3. has abandoned and
deserted him.
One night last week a colt which
John Donncuy wns embarrassing ON tb,.
Rapulta farm. near IIavrn do Grace
knocked him down tr,mnI,l mon him
and broke ono ,f his ribs Ito b,d
Ioosnnrd ono franco and v,. storn;nc,
around tbo coli whom II s+,r+od - NM
and threw hin, down " VIZ
uL,rdor,r,J ,rl ,,,,.1 ,a...,,,
IJ,,mv tLnnor Snn,,,,, a1 E;,ii',,,
r,tn o,,J So,n,nI D,n,,,.,, r,,. r.I'''.,,
I,n,,rors arrived in W.;rn,in,rta', or So
urdoy nn route to ,hn work. house ,b,,.o-
ed with rarticipatiny in - rfstoI hyttIn
on the night of March ri in which
Samuel Tate and Corbitt Johnson wrrn
shot.
The Odessa motor ear frightened
two horses on the public square i'm Mid
dlctown. one night last week. and the
wheels of the teams intcrIockcd. One
carriage was upset and the. driver was
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-10-25

detective stories to children In time there would be
fewer youthful car-barn murderers, and decidedly
less kids with ambitions to emulate the Jessie James
type of bandit. As it is now, a young boy has no
difficulty in suying all of this sort of trash that he
Graves for. After he has read few Of them he be-
comes slave to the habit; and it is not long there
after before he is the possessor of cheap frearm
The careers of such boys do not last very long.
Occasionally Of them are arrested before wan
dering very far; and it is pitiful sight to see
them crying the officer takes from them guns al
most as long as their arms. We have seen such an
occurrence, and with the gun there came forth the
inevitable dime novel.
We may excuse the escapades of these boys by
saying that kids will be kids the world over How
ever, the chances that they would be less likely
to 60 wrong if they had read detective story
This kind of literature is all right for adult persons
to read, but it is harmful for the boy and should
be placed beyond his reach.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1906-10-25
II Gamblers Death.

IL Gamblers DeUt/l.
The ignominious fate of Albert Adams New
York Citys alleged policy king is lesson that the
world will not soon forget. The nemesis that pur-
sued him and made him the most hated man in the
metropolis is warning that many will henceforth
heed. 1t is said that even his family were loath to
admit their relationship to him. and that they we're
seldom seen together.
It seems that 1t WAS Mr.. Adams am iton to sur.
round his family with every luxury money could
buy But the methods he used in acquiring money
were the most despicable he could have chosen; and
Notwithstanding all his wealth, he could not protect
them from the sneers of discriminating public. He
became one of the most hated of men; and among
the poor whom he robbed he considered to he in
league with the evil one
However, CAL" Adams is not the only one to
amass a fortune by questionable methods There
are many of his kind. Some of them trife
more circumspect, but they not whit better
than Mr.. Adams Perhaps the publicity andde-
nouement in his case will cause others to abandon
their get-rich-quick schemes Money is not every
thing. 1t could not purchase immunity from
the law. It could not buy the of his fellow
beings for his family; could his vast wealth OBJ
iterate the practice in which he taught thousands to
gamble their hardearned savings I'm satisfying his
ambition to become rich, Mr.. Adams sacrificed every
moral principle Considering this, not hor-
rfed that the end of his career eliminated into al
tragedy.