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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

sent a paper on ARTS and Crafts"
As it is the final meeting of the as
ISOLATION for the summer the mem
bers are asked to be present and pay
their dues for the year.
The Kalosophic club will meet on
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock with
Mrs. Henry Rudy. 600 Kentucky ave-
nue.. The program for the morning
is:
l.. Current Topics-Miss Frances
Wallace.
2. Bernard Shaw--Life, Dramatic
Art, Candida David Flour
noy.
3. Ibsen and His Drama-"A Dolls
House''-Miss Whitefield.
4. Club study.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

Afternoon Tea for Mrs. blanchard.
Mrs. George B. Hart entertained
a number Of guests at a pretty AZ
ternoon Tea on Friday from $3.50
until $3.50 O'Clock at her home on
the Jefferson boulevard, in compli-
ment to her house-guest, Mrs. Maude
Conway Blanchard, of Boston, Mass.
The rooms were attractlveiy deco
rated throughout with flowers and
plants effectively arranged. In re-
ceiving line with Mrs. Hart and Mrs.
Blanchard were: Mrs. M. e. Lesn,
Mrs. Hubbard Wells, Mrs Edison
Hart, Mrs. ]. X. StahI, CT Denver,
Mrs. Richard Terrell. Mrs. w. B.
Mills, Mrs. E. G. Boone, Mrs. James
Utterback, Mrs. Edward Bringhurst,
Mrs. Victor voris, Mrs. William
Bradshaw. Jr., Mrs. Luke Russell,
Miss Elizabeth sinnott.
In the dining room the tea was
poured by Mrs. John w. Little and
Miss lula Reed. Assisting in tne
dining room were Misses Belle Cave,
Hattie Terrell. Frances Terrell, Ma
mic Dryfuss and Anne Bradshaw.
The table was a charming arrange
ment in .oolor-effect of red and
green. In the center was the electro
lier upon a round mirror which was
banked by red geraniums in bloom.
Red ribbons depended from the
chandelier to the corners of the ia
BILE. A delightful luncheon was serv-
ed
The rooms were crowded during
the afternoon. There were $50 guests
present and the many handsome cos
tunes added to the brilliancy of tae
scene. Mrs. Blanchard, the guest Of
honor, wore a beautiful imported
gown of white satin heavily encrust-
ed with real lace. Her jewels were
pearls.
Use, 1905 South Third street.
,rnfnu a .Iouphfqr
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27
Informal Afternoon to visiting Bride.

Mrs. John U. Robinson reviewed
the ladies of Cochran apartments
from 3 to 8 O'Clock yesterday after
noon In honor of her house guest,
Mrs. Marvin Love, of Jackson, Tenn.
a charming bride of the week. De-
lightful refreshments were served.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

Have you any plan in hand to-
n which want ad, can aid yaus
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27
Announcements.

The Delphic club will hold its final
meeting for this season on Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Carne-
gle library. The program will be a
glimpse of royal Spain of today and
will include:
l. The Royal Museum-Mrs. Mus
coe Burnett.
2. The Royal Palace and Royal
Family-Mrs. Mildred F. Davis.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

ding trip, the couple will be at home
at white Haven, the country
place OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward L. Atkins, in Arcadia.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

is a pleasant club affair.
3
Box Party to Chrysanthemum Girls.
Mrs. Joseph L. Friedman ehtertains
this afternoon with double box
party at the Kentucky theater in
honor of the girls of the Chrysanthe-
mum dance who were so effective a
part of the recent d. A. r. Flower
Carnival. Mrs. Friedman was a mat
ron of the Chrysanthemums The
play Is east Lynne" The girls who
took part din the chrysanthemum
dance are: Misses Susanna Dabney.
Elizabeth Terrell, Emma Boyd, Marie
Weille, Rebecca Smith, Edith Cope,
La Dessa Iseman, Annie Washington,
Laura Terrence, Mary Lightfoot,
Louise Campbell, Bess Gleaves,
Gladys Boiling, Helen Meade Boiling,
Geniveve Broyles, Bertha Ferguson,
Edith Sheriff., Helen Burkholder.
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Lexington Entertainment of Interest
Here.
A Lexington exchange has the
following account of a beautiful en-
tertainment given by Mr.. and Mrs.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27
Informal Afternoon TO Mrs.
blanchard.

Mrs. Eli G. Boone entertained
few friends informally on Wednes-
day afternoon at her home on South
Sixth street, in compliment to Mrs.
Maude Conway Blanchard. of Boston,
Mass, the guest of Mrs. Hubbard S.
Wells and Mrs. George B. Hart. It
was a prettlly planned affair.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

Mrs. Charles X. Wheeler, of 5O4
Kentucky avenue. is at home to her
friends on May day at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

The Paducah High School Alum
nj association will meet in regular
monthly session on Friday afternoon
at the High school auditorium at 4
O'Clock. Miss Ellen Willis will pre-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

Paducah Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. will have its
regular meeting for May with Mrs.
Charles x. Wheeler, 504 Kentucky
avenue on. Friday afternoon. "The
American Revolution from the Eng
lish Standpoint" will be discussed by
Mrs. Leslie Soule. Miss Emily Nor
row Will give a Report of the Con-
tinental Congress, just closed in
Washington City. A musical program
will be rendered.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

use. 1905 South Third street
orning a daughter.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

,u.y dd
the frsl
be held
Cracked
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o'clock |
the sail
their q
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such OF
proIlerl,
Padli
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27
Five Hundred Club.

Mrs. l.. A. Washington is hostess
this afternoon to the Five Hundred
club at her home, 1910 Broadway. 1t
is a pleasant club affair.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-27

The Art department of the Won
ans club will meet on Saturday
morning with Mrs. Edwin Rivers
1912 South Sixth street. Famous Ca
thedrals' is the subject for discus
sion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13
Jerome and Delrnar Lock
Horns Over Statement
of Former.
Insanity Expert Testifies
Thaw Was Insane at the
Time of Killing.
DR.. EVANS, SUPERINTENDENT OF
NEW,JERSEY HOSPITAL FOR IN
SANE, GIVES OPINION THAT
THAW WAS MENTALLY UNBAL-
ANCED, BUT HAS NOW ENTIRE
LY RECOVERED.
BY Associated Press.

New York, Feb 12-District At
torney Jerome and Attorney Delmas
had their first serious clash today in
the Thaw trial. Counsel for defense
took exception to certain statements
made by Jerome and secured their in
sertion in the record. He spoke of
the misconduct of the learned dis
I trict attorney" and Jerome holly &C.
cused Delmas of trying to instill into
the minds of the jury an implied sug-
gestion that the operation on Evelyn
Nesbit in 1903, before Thaw took her
, to Europe, was Of criminal nature
when as a matter of fact, he said it
was for appendicitis
Send the jury out OF the room if
you want to- said Jerome, but I am
going to get this Thing straight. -
Dr. Evans, superintendent of the
State Hospital for the Insane at Nor
ris Plains, n. j., was a witness and
he testified early in the day that he
was of the opinion that Thaw was in
sane at the time of the tragedy.
Evans had been called upon to an
swer a hypothetical question in which
reference had been made TO serious
if not capital operation" upon Miss
Nesbit. and then the trouble between
counsel broke.
District Attorney Jerome declared
that he would withdraw his objection
: to the term capital operation" If
Delmas would give his word that he
did not know the nature of the opera
! ton. Delmas gave his word and then
enSued the wrangle, during which
Delmas asked Jerome how he came
| in possession of information of the
! character of the operation without VIC
! latiOn of confidence. The answer was
| that Miss Nesbit's mother told him.
At this it became known for the first
time that Jerome was in possession
of a long statement by Mrs. Thaw's
mother, who is reported to be a wit
ness in rebuttal-
DR.. Evans was on the stand all day,
and occupied nearly two hours of the
afternoon session reading letters writ
ten by Thaw at the time of his
/ enlargement with Miss Nesbit. DIR.
Evans gave many reasons for the
opinion that Thaw was insane at the
/ time of the shooting and he said that
| Thaw was suffering from a brain
storm or Illuminating condition of men
/ tai unsoundness at the time of the
shooting"
DR.. Evans declared that Thaw,
| while insane at the time of the shoot
ing. had improved 10 a sound degree
mentally following the removal of the
cause of stress. Witness will prob
/ ably be cross examined tomorrow, al
though District Attorney jerome has
not yet indicated his course
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13

resenting the seasons, which was the
subject of the grand parade, and the
fifth showing the king and his beauti-
ful consort seated upon a throne
draped magnifcently with royal
purple
There were twenty figures in each
Of the first four tabieaux, the parts
being taken by those VINO participated
in the parade, and their handsome
costumes were shown to particular
advantage in the white glare of the
calcieum lights. Spring, summer,
autumn and winter were depicted.
drop curtains separating the re-
spectiVe scenes and being raised in
succession, disclosing the different
tableaux. all of which were heartily
applauded.
Mr.. Quina and Miss Hilda Blount,
the king and queen, carried out their
parts to perfection, each gracefully
assuming the royal role and continu-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13
KING PRIs SCI:
FOR PAST 8
YEARS
Those Who Have Reigned
Over the City During
This Period.

King Priscus has been represented
by many prominent citizens since he
began his annual visits to Pensacola
eight years ago, and equally promi-
nent in society have been the charm
ing young ladies chosen upon each
occasion as Queen of the Carnival.
Those who have occupied the exalted
position each year, and the Royal
Consorts, are as follows:
1900: King Priscus I-Judge A c.
Blount, Jr. QUeen-Miss Louise Yonge
(Mrs. P A. Buck.)
1901: King Priscus H-Mr. J. z.
Bars; Queen-Miss Nellie Mallory
(Mrs. Samuel Pasco, Jr)
1902: King Priscus III-Mr R. NJ.
Cary: Queen-Miss Daisy Wright
(Mrs r, NJ. Cary.)
1903: King Priscus IV-Judge J.
C. Avery; Queen-Miss Annie Bars.
1904: King Priscus V-Mr. w. B.
Wright; Queen-Miss Belle Quina
(Mrs. r. H. Turner, Jr.)
1905: King Priscus VIM T A
Jennings; Queen.Miss Elise Chipley.
1906. King PriscusssVI-Hon- j.
E. Stillman; Queen@Miss Daisye
Hyer.
1907: King Priscus VIII-Ed Gale
Quina; Queen-Miss Hilda Blount.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13

The greatest carnival that. Pensa-
cola has ever had came to a fitting
close last night with the magnificent
coronation ball at the opera house,
which was attended by an immense
crowd. nearly every seat in the audi
forum being occupied before the cur
tain arose for the first of the i've
gorgeous tabieaux The audience was
a representative one anu, as a major
ity Of the ladies' and gentlemen pres
ent appeared in evening dress, the
scene was brilliant in the extreme.
Interest, of course. conferred in The
identity of King Priscus VIII, especial
ly so as this had been a we'll guarded
secret, and the surprise was general
when, after the mask OF His Majesty
mad been removed, the well known
features of Ed Gale Quina were dis.
closed.
Tahleaux of Seasons.
The unmasl1ing of The king was
preceded by FIVE tableaux, four rep
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13
MANY MARDI
GRAS BALLS
WERE GIVEN IN THE CITY LAST
NIGHT BY YOUNG MEN AND
ASSOCIATIONS.

Many masquerade baiIs, which add
ed TO the pleasure of the Mardi GraS
festivities, were given last night and
in each instance were attended by
large crowds of maskers, who had
thronsed the streets during the after
noon.
The Clerks Mystic Society gave a
most enjoyable event at the armory
hall, which was attended by probably
five hundred persons, while the
knights of Columbus entertained a
large number in the hall in the Brent
building. Many other events of this
nature were also well attended.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13

Continued on Page Five.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13
CASTROS RECOVERY
SEEMS ASSURED
SY Associated Eress.

Washington, Feb. 12.-Ofhcial infor
nation received by the Venezuela le-
CATION is that President Castro sub
mitted to an operation on Feb. 9 as
result of which his recovery seems
assured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13

ing it in regal manner to the end.
At an impromptu reception immediate
ly after the unmasking both were
heartily congratulated by the many
friends who advanced upon the stage
as soon as an opportunity offered
After the tableauX a grand march
WAS formed, led by the beautiful
queen, Miss Hilda Blount, and the
Merry Monarch Priscus, Mr.. Ed. Gale
Quina.
The Queens Costume.
The queens costume was one of the
loveliest ever worn by q Pensacola
carnival queen, and the wearer was
among the most beautiful queens that
any southern city has ever produced.
No queen ever CARRIED herself with
greater grace, than did this lovely
southern girl, whose perfect blonde
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13
If Landed at Boston.

Suppose. for the sake OF argument
that Boston were the nearest port 10
Japan, and that your suburbs, even
as they are at present, were the
seats of large manufacturing interests
especially in the production OF shoes
and cotton goods II is an admitted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13

The pageant last night was viewed
by probably the largest number OF
spectators that ever before congrega'
ted upon the streets for the purpose
of Witnessing a mystic parade. Had
the area over which the parade
passed been limited to the streets
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-02-13
CARNIVAL BALL
4 GORGEOUS
FINALE
To Most Magnificent CeIe-
bration Pensacola Has
Ever Had.
ED. GALE QUINA WAS
KING PRISCUS VIII.
His Identity Kept a Pro-
found Secret Until the
Last Moment.

THE BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT
LY eoWNED QUEEN AND HER
GENEROUSLY ATTRED AT.
PENDANTS PRESENTED A
SCENE OF SPLENDoR UN-
EQUALlED IN THE HISTORY OF
PENSACOLA cARNfVALs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-21
Sra Oct morfeite 2lfrifa.

8 bet banfte 9ibsFriit 'Subs Nasa'
gin" bar aprmaubart Otto 2unb fires
ret en- messi intsrssiant artitel nleb Eis
telen "8lanbt Msmeitsaoere", buOri
ban i~rembuloer ben Anituelie, of bet
ubDsselise Rsnnsfteroeri aibeles life
er en- uitif bare brs nOs(e faa Stnm'
nier Os er paa Bel iii at uorpbces, msH
tuert ON bripes al mango Wtiaioner
Rennslte pueralt / beIe bet inore airi.
ia, bporbOs bet belIsr life ital bore ub'
rpebet | ReserrepubiteH paa ben peitiu'
biits p San Domingo,
St bet life er bare Mansel paa anbet
&jso, iom briper be SOrte til at eos
bperanbre. amer GCriatieren at bare en-
iulbt beuiit aieubssisrnius. San bar
ieip ipurst aanibaler ON Gassn Os
iaaet bet beitsmte Sonr, at liar man
bapbe G~nlsbnins iii at pnlse melem
Wennsi!es % Gprsiipo, maotie man
uars gal, ON ma life oalste bet bebfs,
bet oil iise Renneltstjspet, tbi beta
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-21
On ~foripunoen Jernbane

gsb ct Rsos iom forlsben blsp bploi
1 Dublin al ben irlte 5~srnbanefoms
mission, bieo Der aisipet en- eieuoom'
melis Bereinius ON ct ~fOriuuuoet Sern'
bnnsanlns ! Srlano. ipm Der MI er
Tale ON at brinse | Drbeu.
Gum Der msbbeles til +9imes" breier
bet fig ON en- IL Ril lang Bons, Der
anlasOss 1868 / Srlanb melsm girr
ps goriumna. gnlRssst fantrCasrs'
bss ai "soutbern onb Bsiisrn GOmpa.
mn, Os a~apiialen tiIpsie6rastss pet
SubItriptipn blaubt Gsnsns gs6csre 90
psb 2aau bOs bet napnts ganeielitat
Us RssieriuseH. ainisn betulte iia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-21
Kelley Cure.

Rary 5riffrpuRtH o. Eebdfsansn. esEs efter lt
gss. assssts Kseley Institute Inc. zoo u 50urts
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-21

Ersp oft. Srsb alt og behold Del
beoite, er ct gobt Raob. 3ette er
iiar bigtigt, noar BET eieIoer DE
otciner. Suitnoer al 6omilier be-
tragter &urifo Iom oeres Sarnilie'
2pge. Se bar prsoet Den % funbet
Sen goo, og at ben aIorig ilaar fell,
Wr. S. g. Mation ftrioer fra geru
Grll5, Suoioua: "Oeres 8urtfo Ell
en- meget goo @ebicin. Oct bar iea
ieIp erfaret. Gen furerebe mig for
en- Spgbom, iom leg bapbe isgt 2R'
eebi9Ip imoo / mango aar, men itben
gsptte. Sntet biuIp mig, for ieg fill
fat paa alrrifo. Get fltnoe life faloe
mig ino at bore BEN fpruSen." .
ltIig andre Ieoiciner fooes Or,
8eter's aurifo life paa a~potbeferne
Gen foripnes oirefte eienuem 2ofal.
Ggerter nf Or. Better Sabrnep &
Cons Co., t12-118 80. Sogne
goe., Chicago, Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-21
Sc oeliespGroise

SertrWinSen at &rgpu bar ct al'
html, boort bI. a. flere froreoe Sooe'
Der bar beiparet SpsrgsmocIet;
"Suem misamoer 0e?"
Song @oparo Ifrioer: Sec
mismSer Dem, ser life rofiaSeIig er
iGgttoget al @eroen og fon Iepe for
iig 90 fine"
&etieren al Siterrtge: "Spem iep
misunoer2 Seq mfsuR6er etbper.
Rcnneffe Der fife er aeiier."
Gen dpife aeiier: Get eneite Ren.
neife, ieg fife mtsunoer er Oct, Der
life elifer tit 5GoreLanS."
GSaren al RrsIan6: Seq misun.
Der etbpert Iennefe, Der fife MAD
bare ct mort &iges Sorg og life fGt
ct Iioen6e SoIfs Smerter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-21

tmiSlsrtio life, % ba 8duriclifa6etS
aontrol uper 5pretneenoet ublpb 1878,
uestebe nan at forupe &ontruttert o.
Materiellet iieruebes, men | fem Gar,
fra 1S7s-s3, isrtes Der bog Eilipr
meo 8drer, % oeus Suie bar beboebe,
9a Tlipnet ppbprte besDuote Soil
imiolsrtib at itl9le Telesraftraao. Stat
tsrne at gansu UpferteS pda 2titerne,
men be betaltss lite, ps tiliibft sao bel
toiale SlatieoGisu iis til at beIlasl9s'
se enoel SernbaHel Tuner, Der bleo title
be I'll auttiprt men insen bible By paa
benz. Sult pebbleo at iiiGle ct 90 auoet
al Sanen tilbsrenoe, men BOlittst for
biubrsbe bog at 8roen uoer Slobeu
Sroisna bleu itiaalsn, ba en- Wonr
bappe bespubt oerpaa % isrt en- &rau
til Stsbst. Rosle IeriOnsr arrsiere'
bes, men bet nptteoe life, at Der anla9a
oeS Sag mob 8eotommsnbe, oa iuser
Gier meIote fig. Bclitiet fl III Drcre
til lille mere at blanbe fig I Suser, %
"ienere ipripanot Sanen meset burtis".
Sommisi iunsiurmuuosn ipurste, ON
"oGe ba iOu"-um Hst insen ai attiO'
u1rsrns isste at brinse Sassu irsm for
Rssjsrinssn sler Mpnbisbsorrue. Ser'
paa bIsp iparet, at nan iustens oeo at
rere osb Saseu ulente at fuune TONNE
uleilisbsb % mulis puatuse fig en- e(er
anben SprpIisteIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-21

niussfunit, priier | bGie Toner Calling
bal, iom itnoenbe iprdr andre 6ielobps.
Der | Suienes sammel nCrite, able Still.
Hlaubi ntanet % risset nnfsrer be !.
CT, at / SalItnsbals puerfte BrGfte'
sialb, SoI, iiaar Der poa Gaarr
ben Mpre en- Siue | fasff &o ppps
paa 4affen lom ct tibet H~arthenons'
iempel meb en- fortrinlis Dpbpsning, en-
Uapcl Saa paifer / Binisleu ipm noseu
f~lasff--pa nreo en- inore Geforatipn
Sarper, ipm Der life finbes Mase I'll
bele 2anoet. On iaaban Snier,sr ION
benne Cine bar, flyer Grtiteften, maatis
I9tie Dor Gumrenbe Jantaii gepn'
selie % giue pore Grfitefter, Waiere %
Saanbpnrtere Sheen til npe, n~aiicnals
Sublas | Dor Bpsninsstunlt - til eu
mere farperis men aaiseuel enfel pe
fprmitisn gebanoIina al pur "nationale
Still" - til en- M sgra | Dor afblesebs
Tio.
@eiret | 9aaifen paa bisie &anter par
belt iommerlist meb flar 9tmmel %
beilist SpIitin. 8interisret bar bel
forbi meb nebe | 8peoerre % ! Salfr'
rene. men pppe / Gaiene Iaa Sneen, iaa
Der bar pr9stiot Stiisre, Tom osian
bleu benpttet / itur uoitrafniHs. Saas
lebes bar Der poa Noreiielb ialbtpp al
9iaiter paa Sanbumiateren, pad be
surise 9~uriitbptellsr pa paa Sssparce;
Der bar Sfilpbere | itprre % minore
5loffe % mango fere uilbe oare toms
met, men Der bar life 8labs. Wan
bar 1eleiun peroppe, iaa man fan iGtte
Zig | 5orbinoelie uteb Spsoen neoeEfpr.
or. 9lsiit @ebbe bar lat up en- lioen
Sastbptte inbe paa &uitaoitosen, bppr
Der bar 6 unse ar~iitianias Serrer %
bpprfra be funbe tase en- Eur paa eli
til Rprefjelb. Sr, @ebbe ifal til Scnt'
meren bile iaite pp NOT en- 8ila oerop'
pc | Sfusen; bet ftuloe blipe betligt,
meute ban, taar bet furtoe blipe libt
mere Stun berpppe. Sen lille Sptte er
nu oft iur libeu, iasbe ban.
On 9riftebpnoe fra Saliusoal, iom
par inbom til mig paa fin Yanbrins til
Sopeoitaben, i%urtalte, at ban oeiaa pibs
tie ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uplifting.
San bar itoIt puer, at bet samle natiu'
male | SaIinebal er tommen til Ell laos
ban SGre ps 8arbisbeo. Siaise bapbe
ban | Gpiierne left ON, at bans Speoe'
manb / Imerifa paa ct Mpoe / @al'
colt, q. o., bar itiftet bet iaafalote
"Salinslae", bpiltet ban ipntes bar
iuGrt moriomt. S~alin9erne buroe life
itaa tilbage for 8albriierre. msnte Fan,
% bet er life sobt at oibe, fanife leg pgs
iaa enga1g fan blioe Weolem al bette
Sprbuno. 9enne Salins er en- me9et
in~tereSiant os tonperSable Wano at
tale meb. San fom iaalebes iub paa
at tale ON De samle Si9mper beroppe,
ipm lepebe | bans Sabers lib % bpGs
Nlebe ba iier peb ben naongietue 8r9s
iten 8ieliirup, Ole 1ruIien- Grullesuts
ten talbet-pg &o%tneimsfnut. Sat iur'
talte, at GrulienS 8enner lasoe en-
Stroie til &Dtneim5fuuts befienbte
Sers, iaa bet Tom til at lDbe Zig:
San &ptneirss Smut
q liIg % miut;
9G fins irte @lit,
Tom jasa ban ut,
uta ban iona, ban Sruliegut.
Gan f~urtalte mango muriomme Sple'
pelier blaubt bisie Siamper, ipnt ies
life fan sientase Der; men 2iben er 10
ali9epel beore MI ON non maa iaone
ben elbre 8omantit; BET er fprbt meb
be ftpsse 9niuititter mec
3rab til 5SIse.
Siiien til Slestninse us Sienbte fra
u. 8. Sppegaarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-21

81 tiIbaoer ct ~tuHbress 9oaars SsIsartns for
sttpsrt 1Ifrfes al satarrh, Der ii't fan htlbrs6es
Deb Halls Catarrh Cure.
4. S.gbeEen& 60, giere, ToIebo, @.
Ri unserteareee bar tiruot q. 3. dheuep [ be Iipfe
IS Var % trrr, ban er aieeiet hroerliq l ane Tnr'
re;HiHas 5raHsatiisner % F~naHieII I EtaHe til at
0viplet ensper 6srplistslie, esrrs 6trnG bar paas
taaef ia.
gtp & TrHat, EhplsJaIs 9ruastfs, 1oiees. q.
gealsiRe, atnHaH 4 Harsin.
g2hpleiale 1rHsatffs. Eolebo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure fnsts t~nhbenbia o. rirfer
etretie paa SIeeef o. SplteHets SilmhtneeT. Rris
75c pr. hIafe. Soiees al ale dgs.siete. giouess
ture frit.
Hairs Family Pills CT be beshs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-21

Granger De en- Spmaifins? "Sus.
oeuren" er iaa goo icm uo9en duSen
SunoIfine iii ben oobbelte Bris.