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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
! 9reens OYb.

acknowledgement Intbonp Siola
eiper | "@inbFor Ra9ajin" Ell frpg'
teIis SfiIorina al ct gpetttpr paa Ell
@orSpoIsfart. Oct Dor Soften 1904,
ba ban unoer DanifeIise SprbpD
bapSe Taaet iia neo peS Roint 9eiren
for oerira OF forisge at fontrne oper
grrpne Smoet.
Wo6uinb % tpno % uiiffer SIS
binbret imioIertio Sperforten, %
'SeIifabet inbrettet iie berfor | imoa
SuIer uuber SsbIofferne % tiIbrogte
LANCE Gage meo baaro 9llloe % fore
Sapn.
90 8eiret bebret iig, foretpg DC
paaup ct Soriss paa at fomme ODER
De 9rupueS Suno, os efter at babe
opboIot zig poa Sien / lanse Cher,
noaeoe &c enoelie SCOOTER SsIano.
"Rens SeIIfabet," forta1cr SiaIa,
"oeu 266e Sftober pasierte SSfop
paa SCOOTER SSIano, foIot pIuSieIig
Sneen bort uuber mine Sober, %
lea iprpet orer Ell SDb Gfer,uno. 8or
Strert Speneer iprotte al fit SGnoe
for at rebbe mig, men ban babe
neppe bersrt min SaurrS, for ies itpr'
tet neo ! Spbet % table gebiSitbeSeu.
ga lea fcnt til mig ieIo tgien, ioo
lea inofIentt | en- trang SpaIte | nj.
arunScn, ibrpenbe meIIein Stmmel
% Serb rteo grpit % &pg fIemt inoe
tnellem to Ssmasier, og bd NTH benz
fire Mrm bar presiet moo grpitet,
bar ies bersnet al g oGseIiesfribeb.
Gen TRANCE Spalte bapoe boIot mig
fait, euers par leo iiprtet neb / ct mio.
arrnSeIiat Spb.
Oct Dor oIoeIes merit omfrina
mig, meu lea troeoe lice pper mig
oct fierne at ie ct ipoet bIaoliat gltS
Of eutelte 9pSitroaIer, 90 "a ieg
bapSe p9nnet mig Iiot til Wsrfet,
Iaa ies msrfe Sfpaeer poa ben enSe'
Isie Ss1abe. Get nar Solfere | nit
SeIIfub. De fcm nGrmere, % ica
outos. oct mnotte bore omfring 100
Sob oper mig. Seq bsrte 9poen al
faISenbe Stemmer % ipareoe, ioel
ieg iorIanste ct Gang oa oct bnrtia.
N leo frugtet for at GLIDE no al opal.
ten. De ipnuaie mig, bpor opbt ies
bar itprtet, % ics altsap 1850 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

sos ErelGgen. 2pgen til en-
plorc GAME, Der fommer for at fon-
iuItere bum): "Raa, lao o5 lie, bpor.
leoes bet forboloer fig meo Deres
Salnabsrtbeo. aan De bare bette
lIbr?"
9amen: "tei."
SG9en 0oIoer oct nrrnere): "Nll
marife2"
9amer: Seller life nu."
29sen OoIoer set Iise ino til ben.
6es 9re): "Oten mi a%aigepeI?"
9ameu: "SSSffe EN- 2pb."
2rgen 0aIobsit): Set 9ornIe
SfabiIfert ittoa 10 pnre bSp iom en-
Stofl" Maaber benbe IND | Gret)
"gten iaa fan 8e 10 bener life bsre,
bpao ieg iiger9"
Sumen: so, Sr. 8oftor, Set
9isr iee.".
2egen: "Wten | sfIperbet, ioa -
0an fon1ner tilfaIoigpis til at Te
poa llbpt): gal ieg be'r mango
@anse ON 6orIaoeIie! ieg bar CLIENT
at treffe 0et!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

@nitar o. fine Hoter, iom lao neo.
toffet | en- 2uffert neoe | Mitminet.
De sprige Yasiugerer iatte Gin.
mel og Sap | gebegeIie, % enoelig
Iopeoc Ssriteitprmario at ienoc Soil
neo ! 2~aiterummet for at finoe 6rr
Grnnbps anffert.
"garmbjertige Simnel, bpao er
nette?" roabte Ssmmermanoen, oa
Acknowledgements fiernebes, 90
.GaesIpiet aabcnbaret De to tiIipne-
.Inbenbe IipIsie Sfifelier neoe | Hiim.
met.
Sreoieftprmanb og be fire Matro.
Ter itirreoe forfGrbet paa be bIegc,
notrreoe Gutter. De bIep burfig
Ienlpet OBJ paa DDffet, % Ipbeben
LIB iom ct 2pn rnnbt Sfibct:
30 Wano fiinoet bsoe ! 2aite.
riimmetl"
Spor isreeIigt! 20 iinge, fi9ffe
Gutter! 90 bpor De irtaatte ba liot
uoen Nab og 8riffe | igo lange
Gage!
Men &c bar life bsbe, ifisr,t bet
life bar ipert meset 2ip isien | benz.
timber 2Gpens sobe gIeie fom be
fla Iiot eftcr Iibt til @IGbe for ollie
omborb. 90 enbelis bite be fig paa
9pffct, soot flpot | npe, parrte
alag, iom Yosiasererne bapbe sipet
benz, o. bIep gobt bebonblet at ole.
8eo ~GaIppio"s snfomit til Neip
Dorf bIep Sum og Gicf oniat ! ct
WniennL bpis Gier tiente maftge
paa benz. geo SiaIp az fin
2sn og en- ftsrre geneeinoiamling
fra 9asiasererne paa "Galppio" iaa
De fla mart iItanb til at ienbe Penge
til fine fattige Slegtuinge | eng
Lamb, bporpaa be ielp reiite haieno
engeIife Util peitoper til 9icfs Sn-
fel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
& iomme 0iebIif hsrte lea sten

3 inmme EicbIif bsrte ieg Sten
90 sSainruer fra gisrunoen.
Win isrfte Gante bar, at oct bar
ct Var Sitnoe, iom iomtioigs meb mig
bar itprtet neo, men mart bsrie req
en- menneifeIig siemme; % bet piite
its at bore Spencer; bdit bar IigeIe-
oes itprtet neo I gigrunSer, oa ban
piI6e reboe mia.
Sea iparste, bporIeoes oct Git BAN,
og ban ipareoe neS ipag Stemme, at
ban bar Gsoen 1ar; ban bopoe ilaaet
Sobeset 90 DiIoe burtis forbIsoe. Seq
trsitet BAN ioa goSt ies funbe, flint
jeg enomu life for mig iefo bapoe tort
Saab ON @eoning, iaa fern iputes
|Sirlpen mig at bare. Com for at
|eisre Dor frpsteIige Stinins enonu
barre itprtet Der SsbIoffe openfra
90 neb til os, % bet loo iom en- Cor.
ben eiennem SieIbipaItcn, mems be
ftprtet neS | Dpbet.
enoeIig bsrte jeg igien Raob open
oper mig % ion ct Gang ipnfe Zig neo
mob mig, mems ieg oeo Rnab ongop
|SoIfenc ben Metnine, oct ifiiIbe bape.
9a ieg bap6e Sen bsire slrm os
$aano fri babbc iee enbeIis ben foit.
bare Strife | min Saonb.
Set lpftes mig at giere noeer al
Singrene paa penitre Sannb fri, iaa
leg m~siiommeIis fit Iaget en- 2sffe
paa Sauset. 2sffen ilcg ieg neb ON
nit bsire Ben o. raabte faa op til
benz ON at tr9ffe til.
Snart fpineet ies iom en- TenSeI
trent 90 tiIbaee | set frie @iim. Seq
raabte til Dem oeroppe, at De ifuIbe
fsrc Souget mer tiIbsire % oerefter
bette mig Ianaere no. Otter itooiee
@anifeligbeoer | bette tptte Wsrfe OBJ.
boget lea enbeIig Stuerten, rrteti ies
funoe life brinee BAN Si9lp foroi
Ell ~betpbelig Ss1na8ie bar mellem os.
Set Ipffebes mig imiOIertio efter ittro.
Iiee gnitrnnseIier at fan fat I bans
Saano 90 bi9lpe BAN op paa bet lille
Sremipring, ban bar Bit bprlgenbe
pan, og font bopoe reSoet bom fra
9sSen, os ffaffe bant ct befpemmerc
Ststtepunft.
SoreIsbis bar bet mig life ml,Iiet
at zoe BAN mere SirIp. Seq for.
florte Dam, at bet bebite bar, at leg
Loo mig bale op, og at ri 6erefter
ftrte Saiteet neb til bont.
Set bar ban enig me6 mig |. Sp.
b%eisningen IpfteS goot, men neppe
bar ies tommet op, for ieg beipimte.
Spencer beFonot fig beore, Ga ban
fom op. 9osen ~unberisgte os, Der
bar intel briibt / os, men Spencer
babbe ct aabenSe Saar | sfnfigtet, %
bet maotte fprs inmnlen. Seo Wtaa.
ling of Soueet bite. BET fis, at ri
banSe p9ret fnapt 70 500 nebe. @i
ifpIber por Reoriug nbeInffenoe bore
@eiiefaners burtige Siliteoefomit,
ga oi ellers utpiFcmt piIoe prre ole.
oct Spbere neS % piIoe ia fittSet %.
ben Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

Sen bert; ben brebte Wanoen. De
inbfeSte Mtatroier LIB fin Bel, og ben
gale @lefant LIB trautpenoe Der inoe
/ bin @aarS, bpor eamle Saiipra.
mnnp bar r1eo Sim og Resip (gsr'
rene). Snainart Saiiprannanp iaa
lin punpittiee aanerat, itiIte ben fig
Eeitpttenoe foran 8srnene, iaa at De
off,trat fif 3io til at flpgte mo $n.
iet, for 8arnpen b%eepnote."
50" ia Waioren, "samle Saup
bar ben Gang bunbreoe Iar CANT
mel. Sen bar cplGrt til arig og til
at fiGmpe meo SIoobeitene, inen ben
bar alIerebe Sen @an9 for ganmel
til at iage bem."
"Sg aaieepel bar oct ct bsiit mRr.
feIiat SIag," iagoe ieg. Suffer Oh,
bpprIebes hi ane iaa til fra Beran'
oaen oa life popeoe at ifpoe al Srpgt
for at trefie samle SaiprantanpT
Suffer or enonl,, boorlebes Den iad
no, ga Den eiter Ell Scamp poa balo'
moen Sime fierneoe fig fra jim
Ilagne, bsenoe Sienoe % rpiteSe itte
Iiore, flpneeoe Grer3"
"sSopiit," iparte Maioren. Sra
hpu SIN bor ben fdat mine Berrt
enonu fierere enb for. Zen saar
oite belle 9aaen no meb benz o9 leg
CT fulbitpnoie rolig, naar leg peo,
at be err unber bens Seifpttelle. seq
betrpr fife sierne friitne 9srn til De
Suofsbte, met nteo eamIe Saitp er
set en- anben Gag"
~Sporleoes?" raabte ieg. "Sti
betror gsrn timber ii aar til eletatt'
ten uoen anSen geifpttelie2"
"9et sisr ieg," iagoe min Ben.
"Gu fan 10 forreiten ielp fslge meo,
iaa fan hi o~perraife benz beo Site
riet."
Sea fulgte Maior SaIp, og efter
en- Spabiertur paa ct STARTERS Sio
Ionas Gsloben fit Ri Ole paa ben lille
@r,lppe. Sc TO 9srn - SIM lorl
bar Den 9Ioite, bar neppe II aar
nammel - lao gaiHfe title oe ittr'
reoe paa fit S~iffeinsre. Seo Stoen
of benz ftoo glefartten, gortle Saiip,
meo ct ubpre gambusrsr / Sndbe'
len, Snsre, Sort os Stifefrog. Seq
bar iau forbauiet oper bette eienbom.
meIige Spn, at leg minore iaa paa
@srneue END poa @%lefanten. vi bno'
ee life iogttaaet benz lange, for ben
ft 9tS; ser par nemIig Sin gsasie.
Gen samIe Spr rsrte iis life; oers
imaa Zine bar iprig rettet paa 9or.
Ten. Get bar life fsrite Gang, Den
por noe paa Siiferi; ben pioite, taar
oct par Sio til at trpffe til. Sa bette
enoeIia ifete, buIeoe bcn en- flor Sill
paa 9attb.
ga sanpramnnp iaa, bpilfen I'm
1sanait Scn bapbe aiort, loo ben bsre
en- al be LANCE, life bsie, snrglenoe
.Soner, bpormeo G~Icfanten p!ettr at
uotrpffe fin SiIireosbeo. Zen pentet
M tauImooia, til Sim pilbe tase 6i-
item Of aroeeu % iatte friift ae,t
paa. Men ben lille Sfsier nloreoe
Tia cfte meo at 9rte samle Saiip.
San niffeoe imiIenbe til os, iom ON
ban pilSe Iise: "Ias MI poa, M bltr
her Ssierl" Serpua tos ban 6iiten
OF arosen, faiteoe ben Den peo bans
SIDE ltooenSe 8anobeboIoer 90 latte
fla iaa iaien uoen at iette MT agn
soa saInIe Saips 5iitctros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

net paa oens Stifefros. SfipIDenoe
al @l9be iom ct Barn, Der enoeIig
faar bet I9nee snifeoe Stpffe 9ege-
tsi, itanieoe samIe Sotp for mco en-
Bib Gone at lGgge fin Sofnemme.
Iigbeb for 9dgen, og gift itrar igien
til fin RIabs og faiteoe Snsret no I
Sloben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

g%pmanSen: Get bar bd en- itprar.
tet m~ineraIit Slide. Ger er Seru |
Oen formuoaitIig."
MeiteruOen: Get CT bet. 8mnie
Ola 8offens 8anp oraf at ben ifior
@aar, % iaaianbt iom De fer mig
Der, iaa bar ben life peret ffoet iioen.
Sfoene grpr no paa Sopene bens."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23
On &pinoebg.

Gn al SOrSsns martslisItc Gper fin'
bes inbe i Slams Sppebifab 8ouefut.
8pens Iapn ct "9sanp Sarm" bpitfet
utbret ~pperiat bstpbsr "titISreoe 8uilt'
ber". Subbpsserne, Der iaIt ubsior
ca. 1900, beitaar fun af &uinSer pg
8srn, ps INN en- snsits Wnno / bels
Clam, remlis aOnseit, far Stst iii at
iumme inb i ben. "9tanp Sarm" CT
nsruIis SOpel for Sonssns ps bans
5OrsiGnssres enbuu Ieuenbe Suitrusr
ps minorsaurise 8srn. 3 benne mar'
feIise Sarembp, iOm er pmsipsl Of mrt.
re, finbes baabe Gurretninser, Tprpe,
1empler, Tbeatre, Sauer % Barter, %
Spen bar fine esue Gmbebsmenb eIer
rsitsre GmbebstuinOer, iOm itprsr ale
bens Eager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

8raftiff. Srn a.: Seq iaa !
gpiierne, at 9e baooe arrangeret Ell
8eIgisrenbeSs ,Sorrert til Sn6t9gt
for De busbtIbe - bporSan gift oet2"
SIM g.. "sIbeIes itorortetl 8i
bnpce opiot ct 8i9mpeproerarr, og
erbper al De o~ptreoenoe moatte lsie
10 Yiaetter!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-04-23

Observation-Disclosures par bIet
enige ON at ina iitanb en- 9o.lcert.
Der bar Here muiifaIIfe 9ceooeIier
rutborN, 90 man Iopeoe fig en- beba.
selie aiten.
en- at be potreite 9amer blanbt
Gosiogererne bar ben merle, Iipliee
Gru Sroubp. Snn bnuce en- oeiIis
Stemme % Iopeoe pinia Of ipuee;
men bun maatte iiaaiaIo bape fin
Evening journal., 1907-06-03
Coppering
CaVerly.
BY Benson Graydon.
Copyright, 1907. by p. C. Eastment.
By BENSON Craydon.

Il don't care what 1t costs" declared
Caverly. "rhis mans father nearly
ruined me once with his speculations.
Now comes his son, who not only fol
lows his fathers footsteps in the street,
but he clandestnely wins my daugh-
ter's heart"
"Those Newtons always were greedy"
agreed TAFT, tanning the flames of the
others anger. Il don't suppose you
want to figure ia this matter"
Caverly shook his head. Dot yet"
he explained. "Time enough to tell
him when he Is ruined"
"Trust to me-" said TAFT confidently.
1--WE will Jolt the young man consider
ably"
Caverly went out chuckling. The
night before Emory Newton had had
the audacity to demand Belle Caverly's
hand In marriage. He made light OF
the old enmity that had existed be-
tween his father and Caverly ana sug-
gested that Kentucky feuds and Cor
sican vendettas were out OF fashion In
New York. Caverly had ordered him
from the house. and now he was
scheming with TAFT to ruin the boy.
For a week or two Newton did not
suspect that his brokers were betray'
Ing him to TAFT. Runs Of hard lucb
were common enough on Wall street
and he simply seemed to have struck
an unusually bad one; that was all
It was Belle who gave him the him
when they met
''Are you having bad luck with YOU
stocks?' she asked as they sat in th'
Hargrave conservatory.
"Who told your he smiled. "Sinc'
when did you busy your pretty hea'
with stocks and things|
81 heard father talking over the tele
phone" she explained. II don't know
/ just what he meant, but it seemed a
Evening journal., 1907-06-03
A Hunting Dialogue.

"Do YOU know OF n dead sure way 70
start good fire with your last matchT'
asked sportsman Of his guide.
"Not n dead sure way exactly" an
swercd the guide. "But know a way
that I'd be willing TO count on.
''No, but a dead sure way" persisted
the sportsman. "a dead sure way to
start a Ere with your last match"
"Well." inquired the guide. flarinr
up. what is a dead sure way to start o
fire with your last match? That's what
I'D like TO know"
why, let me see-why, you put some
powder on a dry piece Of birch barli
and start It that way" Is. taHi
But suppose you amt got any blrci
bark nor any powder. How'd yo1
start that FIRE with your last match ?
demanded the guide, now grown angry
SAY. what would be doing starting
ireT' countered the sportsman
What would be starting a fire for
Just tell me that. VIII you? What doe
a man pay a guide SO n day forT
"What for? Why, to take alonl
plenty Of matches. who'd expect any
body but a man from the city to &
rambling around I'm the bush with onl!
me matchT'
And after the dust had settled It wal
ound that the bag containing the ex
editions supply Of matches had beer
ost somewhere on the last portage
'orest and Stream.
Evening journal., 1907-06-03

your g5oCz.' nc shane-. IT you l0E Z.
III tell just how it happened"
Caverly knew that Il he offered stock
with no intention Of letting IL so he
was I'm the same boat with his broker
and In the end he had 20 send over to
his Office for the necessary shares.
There was a heated sesN0n between
the two men after Siegrist left but
that did not bring haclSLle stock. The
registry books closed the following
day. and Caverly had lost control by
some 1000 shares which he could not
possibly replace in time for the meet
ing
That evening Belle was surprised 70
see Emory Newton passing through the
han into the library. Evidently he
was expected, for Caverly looked up
coidly
YOU asked FOR the interview he
snapped. "What IS It you wishy'
Il wanted to explain something 20
YOU" said Newton. "As you are to be
my father-in-law some day, l hate 70
see YOU lose control OF the 4. and y.
/ bought a put for 1000 shares at 9I1s
In trying to stick me you sold 70 my
agent shares that you were forced u
deliver. II you want to purchase them
back. they are in the market"
"Your agent" echoed Cayerly. "Sie
grist your agenty'
"My agents broker" he explained
Il knew that my man was selling mt
out to TAFT. BY coppering my opera
ton l have won double what ! have
lost. Siegrist is honest; besides, h'
didn't know"
Caverly sank back in his chair. IL
had been happy in the thought that h'
was running Newton. Instead Newtoi
had been informed, and he had realh
been the gamer Caverly was an olI
man, and suddenly he felt very wor
and feeble
L think I'm getting out OF tn
/ game" he said, with sigh. "Wha
is your price for this stocky'
"Bene," answered Newton. she
worth every share and script In tn
market"
For a moment Caverly hesitated.
was hard to surrender. but IN the en-
he knew that Newton would win !
his love nfrair as he had won In N
street. He was the son OF Caveriy
ancient enemy. but nothing mattere'
He touched a bell, and the butler eI
tered.
"Send for Miss Caverly," he ordereI
ana Newton knew that he had won.
Evening journal., 1907-06-03

SNAPPED.
though he had hired some one to make
your stocks 90 the way you didn't want
them to-"
Il see," he said, with a laugh. Il
thought it merely a run Of luck. l
shall have to get even"
81 think it's mean Of dad" she went
on. "IIe won't let me marry you. and
he wants you to lose your money"
"Don't worry" he replied. Il think
1 can teach him a lesson. There's the
music"
They went hack to the ballroom, and
Belle forgot the incident. II It both
cred Newton 60 little. 1t could not be
very serious. But it did bother New
ton more than little. It explained
TO him how il was that when he
bought for q rise his stocks fell. When
he sold short" in the expectation of
prices being lower, they took an up
ward move. IL il was Caverly behind
the scheme. IL meant a finish fight un-
less he wanted to quit the street
Newton did not need to speculate.
His income was ample, but he liked
the excitement. and he had inherited
his fathers stubbornness. He would
not be driven from the field. he took
his losses piacidly and smiled at every
fresh blow.
II Caverly found his revenge expen-
sive. he at least found It worth while.
Through TAFT he obtained from New
TONS broker an accurate account Of the
losses sustained, and the sum was
growing well into seven figures.
But even Caverly almost baked
when Newton went In for P. and n.
This was Caverly's pet stock. For al
most a year he had acquired blocks Of
it here and there until It looked as
though at the next election he might
gain control.
Newton sold put at ten points rise.
To depress it some Of Caverly's hold
ines must be offered at a lower price.
1t was a stin fight. Most spectators
held of, but there was some one who
eagerly bought at the low price. Seven
thousand shares were sold before New
ton dropped from the market. He had
promised to buy It at 9T1S. It had
dropped TO S1H. He stood TO lose, aud
Caverly chuckled.
"Can't even win on P. and N" he
jeered to TAFT. Il guess that ought tc
finish him."
'Siegrist & Platt want that p. and
n. stock" said the head clerk, Inter
rupting. 1--WE have none"
"Of course not" agreed TAFT. "Didn1
suppose they wanted actual delivery"
"Well. they do" said the clerk. 'AIr
siegrist is here himself. and he refused
a check for the profits; wants to know
II we keep a bucket shop"
'Send him in" said TAFT Ia a husk.
voice. Il looked IKE trouble. Afte
Newton had been trimmed the stoc
had been permitted 20 rise \ few point.
TAFT had supposed that check to cox
ct the Increase would be sut1cient.
Sicgrist insisted upon the actual d.
livery Of tbe stock aud he could neiths
bay nor borrow. he would be expelle
from the exchange for "bucketing' n
stock. Before the broker entered I
turned TO Cavcrly.
-Sol Ei.l haye TO make good Wi
Evening journal., 1907-06-03
A Mrdav psv In Lonaon.


L has been calculated that the cost
a rirddy day in London Is some
ing like $4,000. This is not sur
sing, says Tit-Bits. when one re
embers that no fewer than thirty.
70 tons Of mud are carried about
rom place to place on the wheels OF
arts and carriages and horses hoofs
After a wet day the dry mud brushed
rom peoples clothing amounts to If
teen tons. and a very similar amount
IS shaken out Of the door mats. City
mud. however. has its good points.
The shoeblack Increases his earnings
in the muddy weather. and new silk
hats and dresses and boots and shoes
are each and all the direct outcome OF
its destructive qualities.
Evening journal., 1907-06-03
JOY In a Tramp's Life.

[ have never emphasized sufficiently
tramp's disgust at having Ito do
&c" in June. From May till Novem-
= i5 his material rowing time, his box
T vacation. IN winter, jail, even the
o-khouse, is often more Of a boon
an otherwise. However, even thirty
inner days. precious as they are on
"outside," pass away sooner than
70 at first expects them TO. and then
aes that glorious moment-thunder
Inning, not even pouring rain can
n IL when the freed one is again his
n master There may be other ex-
riences in life more ecstatic than
. one. but l would willingly trade
IN al temporarily for that FIRST gasT
the oaen afr, and that unfetteret
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reed prisoner cnJoys.--Josiah Flvn.
success Magazine.
Evening journal., 1907-06-03
NOTICE
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

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NOTICE.
We. NJ. j. Gllsdorf, president, and A.
Oleson. secretary and treasurer, OF The
Oios5n Manufacturing Company. a cor
poration organized under the laws of tho
state OF Delaware hereby certify that at
"a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the said company. held on the Twentieth
day of May. 1907, at the office OF the
company In the city of Toledo. State OF
Ohio. notice OF such meeting and OF tho
pronoscd diss0lui SON OF the corporation
hereinafter referred TO having been gwen
20 each director at least fhree days prior
TO thu holding thereof II Wus resolved
that The Oicson Manufacturne Company
b. dissolved. " bcing deemed advisable In
the Judgment OF said Board Of Directors
and most for the hcenht Of said corpora
ton and that a meeting OF the stock
holders OF the company be called 20 DO
held at the office Of the company, 80
CLARK street, in the city Of Toledo, State
OF Ohio. on the rwenty-s day Of
take action upon this resolution and the
proposed dissolution Of the corpora tbon,
and that the secretary was Instructed TO
cause notice Of this resolution to he mail-
ed to each subscriber residing within the
United States. and also within ten days
OF the date of said meeting TO cause a
like notice TO be published once a week
Tor al least four weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN a
newspaper published IN the city OF Will
mlncion, county Of New Castle, State Of
Delaware. wherein said corporation has
its principal office.
fsigncd) IA. j. GILSDORF President.
A. OLESON. Sec'y and Treas.
m27-4 mons.