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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-01
Notice To Creditors. !,

Deceased:
!, Notice is hereby given by John Wallin. as ex.,
ecutor of the Last Will of John g. Dahl. late
Of the city Of Minot in the County of Ward
and State Of North Dakota, deceased, to the
creditors of. and all persons having claims
against, said deceased. to present them With
lin or the once OF q. Aurland in Minot, N. D..
within four months. after the first publication
of this notice. c@a,.
Date June 10, A. d., 1907. ,ft
!. JOHN WALLIN, Executor.
First publication on the 18th day of July: A.
ID. 1907. 7-11.S.1
G. Aurland, atty. Mlnot, N. D.
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SECURES LONGER LEASE

O. ]. Houde, manager of the Chica-
go Clothing Store. has been fortunate
in securing an extension of his lease
on his present location in the Morrill,
hotel block, which expired Aug. /, and
will begin right of to stock up heavily
for the fall business. He is having
more shelving placed in the building
and when his stock all arrives, it will
be second to none in the city.
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Farmers Say Crop is Fine
Prominent AericuIturists from Northeastern End
Of County Speak in Glowing Terms Of the
Crop Prospects = Theo. Johnson Has
$50 Acres and Crops Best Ever

Dali Thorn, a hustling young
farmer from the Glenburn coun-
try, proved up in Minot to-day.
Dali came here five years ago
with a mighty little of this worlds
goods, but he stuck and now
proves up on a piece Of land
worth fully $4,000, with not a
cent against it. He has 10 acres
of flax that looks the best ever.
@'Why, the flax is a way up above
my knees and 80 that one can
scarcely walk thru it," Mr.. Thorn
explained to an Independent rep
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-01
NORTH SIDE RESIDENT
NEARLY KILLED

Two Bad coons Mistake Man for a
Policeman and Give Him Terrible
Eating.
Two bad burly negroes nearly kill
ed resident of North Minot on the
viaduct Tuesday night at a late hour.
The fellows had been ordered out Of
the city by the police and they evil
IDENTIFY thought that the resident who
was returning home, was one Of the
police. They jumped on him and
beat him in a terrible manner. The
coons have disappeared. The injured
man is receiving medical attention.
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Not Coal Land.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior Land Once at
AinOt N. D.. July II, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that George P; Rus
tention to make fnal proof In support Of his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. eeA. made
March ?, 1901 for the Lot2, Section: Twp. 1s3,
Township l54. Range "a, and that said proof
will be made before Register and Receiver OF
q. s. Land Office ~ AinOt N. D. on August y.
1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of the land. viz: Hans. Rygmar. Of brady, N.
D.; Frank Odell. ]. s. Murphy. A. p Scofeld-
of ninOt. N. D. L. d. MCGAHAN.
1855 Register.
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kokER NEARLY KILLED

Clarence Koker, who formerly ran
Strommen's dray, was struck by a
train while grading at Towner, and
nearly killed. His legs were badly
crushed, his back injured and he was
hurt all over generally. His team
was killed. Koker was brot to the
hospital in this city Saturday morning
where he is growing better.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-01
NEW MANAGER

E. B. Folsom, who has been engag.
ed on the famous T. H. Russell stock
farm at Madison, Wis, will arrive
this week to take charge of A. P.
Slocum's Brown Bessie farm near this
city. Folsom is a graduate of Yale,
and knows a thing or two about cows
besides.
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reSentative.

reSentatlVe.
Thorn's witnesses were F. G..
Squires and Theo. johnson. Both
are prosperous farmers. Squires
is the assessor in his township
and did a good clean job.
Johnson has one of the most
beautiful homes in the county.
His house sits back from the
road and a fine lot of trees sur
round it. He has $50 acres of
crop and says that he will have
the best crop that he ever had.
This means a good deal.
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FALkENeERo AGAIN

Elmer Falkenberg, who has caused
the police great deal of trouble, was
arrested Tuesday night and thrown in
the city Jail. It is said that he was
having trouble with his wife.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-01
STRUCK COAL

While shoveling gravel with a steam
shovel for grading purposes, near the
stock yards this week, G. N. workmen
unearthed a coal mine with a vein OF
coal four or five feet thick.
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State North of Dakota,

In the matter of tho estate Of Mary Files
tad, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by Bernt Ellestad,
administrator OF the estate OF Mary Nlestsd>
deceased. to the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased. to
the SAID Rernt Ellestad at the Office OF T. E.
DISCARD in the city of Ainot Ward county.
North Dakota. within four months after the
first publication of this notice.
Dated this sSrd day of July. 1907.
BERNT ELLEsTAD.
Administrator OF tho estate OF Mary
Ellestsd, deceased.
First Publication July g. 1907.
Residence. Flaxton. N. d.
r. E. DISCARD G. AuEland. Attys for Admin
istratOf. MinOt. n d 7-25S.l5
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clar, Cooper 70 Raes Aealn.

Clare Cooper, 2:17A, by Combination,
has been bought by Ed Allen of Mari
a, Ia, and will be raced By him THE
year.
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ANOTHER EVENING PAPER

1t is rumored that the Reporter will
soon become an evening paper, in.
stead Of a morning daily, thus coming
more in direct competition with the
other daily, the Optic.
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State of North Dakota,
County OF Ward.
Ole J. Skaug. Plaintiff,
Summons

The heirs of Helmer Skaug, de-
ceased. and all persons un- Summons
known claiming any estate. or
interest in, or lien or encum-
brance upon the property de-
scribed In the complaint de-
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint OF the plaintiff in the a bOve EMIT
action. which is flied in the once OF the clerk
Of the District Court within and for the
County of Ward and State OF North Dakota.
the subscriber at their once in the city Of Mi
not in the above named County and State.
within thirty days after the service OF this
summons upon you. exclusive OF the day OF
such service: and incase OF your failure to ans
wer or appear. Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded IN the
Dated st Minot. N. D.. this 5th day Of July
A. d.. 1907.
PALDA, BURKE & C. u. AAKER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Postonlce and Office, Opera House Block, Nj
not North Dakota.
NOTICE 70 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
scribed real estate, situated and being In the
w ard county. North Dakota: West hall ~
OF the Northeast Quarter % Section Ten (10)
South Half % Southeast Quarter (Hl Sec
ton Three (S), Township One Hundred Fifty
Seven I57). north range ERhty.SiJ 1857 west
of the Fifth Principal meridian: that no pers0-
nal claim is made.
PALDA & BUlKE & Z. p. AAKER:
7s5- SO Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Bell school district No. 10 held a
special election Tuesday and voted
to move school house No. to the
county road. The present location is
not considered sanitary, and in the
spring is located in very muddy
place. 1t was also decided to erect
a new school house on Sec. q, four
miles from Logan.
The Ladies Aid of ST. Carl held a
picnic and auction sale at the home
of Ed. Aune Saturday. Receipts s97.
The attendance was large. Ice cream
and lemonade were served and games
played.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-01

The st. Louis American club has
Transferred Innelder Roy Hartzell,
Pitcher Farris and Outheldsr Criss to
the st. Paul club.
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State of North Dakota },
County of Ward,

Oscar SkauR, Plaintiff, !
VS.. II
The heirs of Marie Olds.
datter, deceased. and all
persons unknown claim
ing any estate or interest
in or lien or encum'
brance upon che proper
ty described In the COM
plant, Defendants.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-01

The Washington club has asked for
waivers on 1nnelder Perine. He 10
said to be booked for Minneapolis.
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Lajoie promises the greatest novelty
ever seen on any diamond. He says
that this season Cleveland will play in.
Olde ball.
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any Of It, having had only one man put
out Of the game this year. Baseball Is
too fast and occupies all Of your time
and watchfulness and ability too COM
pletely to permit of Q useless expendi-
ture Of time in finding fault with the
umpire or trying to disconcert the 9th.
Or side. You can't do these things and
keep your mind wholly on your own
game. and unless you watch your own
play strictly al the stiDs you won't
VIM" ~
Catcher Heinie Peitz has again de-
cided to quit professional baseball for
good, and this time 1t looks % though
the decision 10 6nal. He will not re-
port 10 the Louisville club. but viii
manage and catch for the Tri-city club
Of Bellevue, KY. He has secured q
large interest In the team which bids
fair to be one Of the premier amateur
or semiprofessional organizations In
that section of the country. In the
early part of the season PETIT decided
to play with Louisville. owing to Q cut
in bis salary. Later he concluded to
abide by the cut. but when the Tri-city
proposition was put up to him he again
switched and gave out the nnai state
ment
Boston writer's say that OutleldeF
Denny Sullivan. the Minneapolis re-
cruit OF the Americans, 10 4 prize
They say you won't have to draw .
chart to show him what 10 to bs done.
and be moves around the out6eld fast
q than any outdeder Boston has had
since the days Of Pat Dougherty.
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President Comiskey Of the White
Dox believes Eddie McFarland's state
uent that be will behave this year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-01
s In District court.
Eighth Judicial
District.
Summons.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.

ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You are hereby summoned to answer the
COMPLAINT of the plaintiff in the above entitled
action, which is filed in the once of the Clerk
of the District Court, within and for the coun-
ty of Ward, and State Of North Dakota, in his
office in the city of Minot, in said county and
State, and e serve = copy Of your answer Q.
the subscribers, at their off1ce in the city CT
Minot, in the above named county and state
within thirty days after the service of this Sum-
mons upon you. exclusive OF the day of such
service; and in case of your failure to answer
or appear, judgment will BE- taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in the COM
plant. ,...
'' - PALpA &, BuRkE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Poston1ce and office. Opera House Block Mi
not, North Dakota.
NOTICE TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
You and each of You are hereby notified that
this action relates to the following described
real estate. situate and being In Ward county,
North Dakota to-wit: The Southwest Quarter
(1-D Of. Section Three (3), Township One Hun
dred Fitty.Seven $50 North. Range lightly
Six West Of tho Fifth Principal Meridian, con-
tanning OneyHundred and Sixty Acres, QeC:
that no personal claim is made.
7.258-29 PALDA e. BURKE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
ESSAYS FOR THE
JOURNAL PRIZE

Recently THE EVENING JOURNAL
offered a prize OF ten dollars for the
best essay on "EHuette." 20 be written
by a pupil in The Wilmington High
school. the object being to stimulate
an interest In that subject.
The essays have been prepared, and
ten of them considered th chest, win
% read at The exercises in the audi
torium oi Monday morning at .
o'clock. after which the prizes will be
awarded. The judges will be President
p. C shordidga Of the board of Edu-
cation superintendent George w.
Twitmver of the public schools. ond
Principal a. II. Berlin. The list of es-
says and their writer's IS:
Table Manners" by Madalon Heck,
"Etmette ~ the Table, hy Nary J.
wilson: "Etuetie.n by Florence
Fisher: "Modcrn Courtesy" by Dor
othy Hawkins; EVERY Day Courtesy.
hv Adaiine semple. liable Etiquette.
by Elizabeth B stuck" Courtesy.
by George Speer Jr.; Every Day
Courtesy" by Francis Ewing; "Ar7
Modern Courtesy and Etiquette Dif-
fcsout What grandparents Knew s.
Flovd Frankln "What IN tho Way
OF Courtesy Should be Expected of a
High school Pupil" Elsie NL Waller.
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
CALL ON UNIONS
TO APOLOGIZE
Central Body Threatens 10
Prefer Charges Against
-Four Locals

After a Ions discassion the Central
Labor Union last ui1ht took action
against four local unions that criticised
the Central Union Tor declaring in favor
OF license prior To- the election on
November 5. The four local Unions
adopted resolutions disappearing of the
Central body attitude on the ground
that labor MS an organization shonld
not take sides, but tfat each man
should vote as be iclt
IL wos ntimatcd that at last nights
meeting OF The Central Unlon tEc four
locals would be censured for their ac-
tion. Resolutions on the subject were
presented and discussed at great length
by the forty-tWo delegates present
The discussion at times became sharp
The outcome Of the matter was taat
Patiornmakers Union. Musicians
Union and Carpenters Union and De-
corators Union 90 either apologize 90
the Central Union or prefer charges
against the Central Union with the
American Federation Of Labor N these
charges are not preferred or an apology
De not made the resolutions declared
hat charges OF lrauboraination would
be brought against The four local
unions by tho Central Union.
Members OF tho Central body today
were roticent as to thoir action last
night. but 70 Was learned that the fore.
going IN a general way was the action
taken. It now remains 90 be seen what
tne four local unions win do
An interesting report was made boy
| President Harry A. w Bohen. VIII,
/ IrerrcHcnt,d the Central body at IN,
annua, session or lhe American Fed
Grafton of Labor at Norfolk Va.
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
NOVEL CASE
In CHANCERY
Question Of Rights Of Unborn
Child Under Fathers Will
is Raised

For the first time in the history OF
the state, the question OF the right OF
a child unborn at the time of its
fathers DEATH 10 share equally with
other heirs under the win OF It's par
ent was raised in Chancory Court this
morning. The question Is involved in
the case of Larter VS.. Larter, and
grows out OF q real estate transaction
between Airs. Mary T. Larter. widow
of Edward A. Larter and Arthur Pat
terson. Some time after the death of
Mr.. Larter a child was born TO the
widow, and as no reference was made
10 the child In the viii of Mr. Larter
Mr. Patterson refused to accept the
property. contending that the estate
could not give him complete title under
the circumstances.
In court this morning it was con-
tended that the child had no rights
under the will OF its father and fur
ther that it bore the same relation as
one OF an intestate parent
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
RAID
OUR FISHERMEN

PUT IN BAY, Ohio, Nov. 20.-
American fishermen in Lake Erie are
today keeping a sharp lookout for the
Canadian Patrol Boat Vigilaut The
Canadian made a raid late yesterday
and promised return engagement to-
day The Vigilant seized two. fishing
boats, one gasoline launch, lot of nets
and four men near Old Hen Island,
the outfit belonging to Reiheid. OF
North Bass Island and Emil Russ of
Put In Bay. The captain claimed the
fishermen were In Canadian waters.
The launch made a desperate effort TO
get into American waters. but a shot
brought her TO. Later the cruiser con-
veyed the captured fishermen to the
American side and freed them.
This was the Vigilants first appear
ance on the fishing grounds this year
and American fishermen have been talk
ing long chances.
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
THIS ONE WEARY OF THE
"SIMPLET0N'S LIFE"

CHICAGO, Noy. 2o-A dozen students
tn the school of Clear Thinking" OF
which Parker II. Sercombe is The chief
uplifer. struck To-day They said thcv
were tired Of q peanut. bean and stale
bread diet with Ion hours IN the gyn-
nasum, whcih they said SIS nothing
more or less than q wood pile IN The
backyard.
Charles T. Brewer who wears his
hair like q prophet and ocs about with
q straw hat ANA no overcuat in winter,
sued Sercomhe for St0o He ollege
he gave dat amount TO sercombe
when he became a disciple Of the sim-
pie life life several months ago. Now
he wants it back.
1T is not the simple life," said ne,
"but it IS the slmDlcton's life"
Sercombe says he doesn't owe Brew
er anything
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
ENGLISH INN SIGNS.
One That Cast a Reflection on Kins
George ~.

One That Cast a Reflection on King
George 10.
One Of the last stopping places Of the
London and weymouth coach was at
a little Dorset village. whose principal
hostelry was known as the ASS Head.
So good were the refreshments. 50
oblieing the host and so reasonable the
charges that the inn did a thriving
trade and vas we'll spoken Of through
out the district In one OF George Ills
visits to Weymouth the royal party
STAYED az this inn and had lunch. This
was very gratifying 70 the loyal host,
who Immediately took down his orig
inai signboard and erected a full longih
painting OF the king IN its place.
IIenceforth the inn should be known
MS the Royal George. The proprietor
OF the rival hostelry IN the village pur-
chased the ASS Head sign for a few
shilllnas ana had It placed over the
door of hts house. Now, Il so hap
pened that the coachman and guard
OF the Weymouth coach had been
changed on the day this alteration OF
the signboards took place, and they
were both strangers to the district.
but their instructions had been 10 stop
at the Ass Head. and, seeing the Sign
on the rival house, they pulled up
there. This much annoyed tho orig
NAL owner. who. forcsceing that bis
pocket might suffer for his loyalty
Immediately had nailed 20 the bottom
OF the painting Of King George
board with these words IN large let
ters: "This rs the original ASH
London z. T. O.
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
TRANSPORTATION

.Dany. fDany except Sunday ssunday
New YORK ana the East, '22s' '5.;2es'
1888. f1119 sll.35 a. m.' ti.29' 's,e'' '''i''
'.Roval Limited" *i.s2, atl.00 y. NJ. a..
PHIIADTLpH1A f2Z6. 'o.el, lesg ~
caD. }G.4O. $40 GocaD. fs0) iS.l3' sos, 20
eaO. s93S. sli0s GocaN. flO5l NocaD ~ "a 55oo'
sl135 A. M I.26. $500 OocaD, 9.g1 si =,
OocaD 4453 CocaD r517 Royal I'm se =,
1920 locaD, 700 s705 QocaD' -''7-' s'''-
OOcaD, Fl1.00 D. m. m No
CHESTER 45.39 OocaD, f6.lo, ~ a oS
CAD. $500. 1915. 1884 Qocall ''.ss' 81
QocaD. f105I QocND, sll5o a. ~, stf
1900 dooaD. $3.50 OocaN, ti5' siola13 sills 13,.tei5
OocaD. 100, sos Qoeal 'HAz' 500 N's'''
s11.00 p. M. ....rr.-ovoN- sA55
BALTIMORE & WAsHINGt.O,.,S' 5s0
1850 *l0.49 q. M, FlOo' s,o'' "a m.
'6H Royal Limited "sOS '.91 j. m
BALTIMORE and way Sla'4o"'
sS49 a. m i315. s5.5s p. m. Ae 20 M
TIC. & .ios, 10 fsi5, $50 l5.5s. t7.co' 's's
lis.fS iss.ifNGsERi.Y. 100 sS49, 1850 tESprrees.ssl .s
a. m. fl2.4O, 1915 $3.50 tENpress'' s'''
T7.O0. s1lS0 D. m. .,..- s1o u
LANDENBURG ard way stall9's'
a. M. 1900 s725 D. IN eft7 * 51
PTTTsRURG 't55. 30 ~ p. l-l. s"'''
s6 a Royal Limited" f954 p No d, ~,
CHICAGO. e455 alO.49 o. n.- -.gu ii,t,ie, y ~
CINCTNNATI SIT. LOUIS LCoiN
WILLIE. t455 a. m. Il 06, 's.os ~ NJ, p,
Dei Ave. sta. DelmarVia Tel. -'3'' ~ -
& a. Tel 1s22-A City Ticket Oltee; ~
Market street d. 4 \. Tel l'o9-A' D1'
II. H. A. = Miller III Travelling Passenger Agent
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
"Do thy duty. that is best.
Leave unto thy Lord the rest"

This Is a very good beginning. 7 wish
every one would be Interested enough to
scnd IN one. 81 you have not already
done so do it now. These little things
show interest and 1t IS a well-known fact
that interest begeis interest.
Evening journal., 1907-11-20
INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE,
DELAWARE DlVlSION

The international sunshine Society
does not send out anyone to solicit
money FOR sunshine and Il an appeal
Is made the public will please bear in
mind that such work. If ever done.
IS cared for through branches. IL
person claiming to represent Interna-
uonal Sunshine cannot show proper
credentials from the state President,
Mrs J. W. Pennewill. No. 7O6 West
street, Wilmington, Delaware, the pub
lie may know that he or she does not
belong TO the International Sunshine
Society.
An articles. to insure insertion. must
.be sent not later than Monday TO Mrs.
Henry IL. Bonsall. No. SOB West Firth
street. ID. & A. telephone 1895.
Mrs. j. w Pennewill. state president
roc West street, D. & a. telephone
ls5SD.
The Ponnewnl branch viii hold n meot-
ing at the home of Mrs. Georsc J.. MoncN
on Wednesday, November 2o
1 would like 20 acknowledge the cour-
teses extended to the Sunshine Society of
our State by the press OF Wilmington. We
feel the papers have been most generous
ia our dealings with them and thus public
ly extend to them our thanks.
Since last going to press three bmnchc.
of tho Sunshine Society have hold meet
iugs of which no reports have been made
Presidents wake up your press cores.
nondenis and let us herr from you. Ia
you know these weekly papers are sent q
headquarters and compared with the re-
ports from other states. then. filed fol
future reference
Rummase Sale.
The interest IN The state rummagc sal
is steadily growing ~ viii open to-mor
row morning and @ s. Co be hoped tha
when the sale ls over our treasury win b'
renienshed 20 such an oXtcnt uhat W.
viii he IN q position 60 respond 20 everi
can that comes to us this coming winter
Help us by glyins us anything you have
no further use for. don't consider any
/ .hing too small it win sell aud if o. onll
brings n few cents it VIII be something
and VIII help Ia our good cheer work.
State Mottoo.
rhe interest for a State motto is be
| ginning 90 grow ] hope that We may hav
number 20 select from az the mex
quarterly meeting. Here are some o
those that have already been sent lu Gu
| them out and keep them. look them owe
from time TO time and select the one yo
would IKE 60 have adopted for our guild
and inspiration for the coming years,
"words are good II they are hrooed Il
lby deeds and only So
rTo DO good ana TO dlstributc-forge
not-f1r with such sacrifice God Is wei
pleased"
Scatter seeds Of kindness"
'There ls charm 80 doing good"
Tho world Is dark. but thou art called {
brighten
Some little corner. some secluded glen
Somewhere o burden rests that tho
maysi tighten,
And thus reflect the Masters love fl
men,"
"Do thy duty. that is best.
Leave unto thy Lord the rest"
"with malice toward none. with oharll
for ALL"
Let us have sunshine IN our little Stat
Tor its breath Is IN the air,
Heresito the loyal sun that pledges
Sunshine in good old Delaware
This IS a very good beginning. 7 wis
every one would be Interested enough
soud in one. if you have not alread
done so do 1T now. These little thing
2 show interest. and 81 IS o well-known fal
: Inn lnIrrn.. hannLe Lnlarn.t