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PROPOSALS.
PRoPosAI.s-s STATE or DELAWARE |


PROPOSALS STATE OF DELAWARE
Treasury Department, Dover Del
Pursuant TO provisions of act OF Con
eral Assembly OF the state OF Delaware
approved March 2Sth, A. d., 1907 scalt a
bids for State Bonds subject to cuudi-
tions named below. win be received by The
undersigned TO be opened at the State
House, Dover. Del. at II a. M, on May
lst, A. D., 1901 These Bonds, numbered
from / to $50 inclusive. win be Coupon
Bonds OF the denomination of $1,000 each.
bearing date Of June 1st, A. D.. 1907 and
will be payable at the Farmers Bank.
Dover. Del. on June list, A. d., 1892. rhcy
will bear interest at the rate of per cent
per annum, likewise payable at said
Farmers Bank on the first day of June
and December Of each year. while The
principal sum remains unpaid. upon pre-
scntation OF Coupons representing semi
annual installments of interest These
Bonds by the terms of the statute author
izing their issue viii be exempt from tax
alton for any purpose by this stnto-
Each bid or proposal must DO In wrlting,
must state the bidders fun name aud
place Of residence, and must be for at
least ten percentum OF the amount of the
lcan and each bid must be accompanied
by certified check TO order of the state
Treasurer for five percenium Of tho
amount of the bid. which shall be re-
GA ned and held as security for the COM
plancc of the bidder with his undcrtnk-
ing IN that behalf. In case any biddcr 20
whom the whole or any part OF the loan
shall be awarded fails OF omits for tho
space OF ten days after the date Of such
award to paw the State Treasurer the
amount of his bid. the said percentage
ehall be absolutely forfeited TO the State
All bids must be addressed to the state
Treasurer at Dover, Delaware, and must
be indorsed on the envelope, Proposals
for Delaware State Loan
No bid less than the par value of the
bond will be accepted. After said loan
shall have been awarded. the certified
check Of unsuccessful bidders Will be
forthwith returned by the State Treas
uref. A rebate al the rate of 4 per cent
per annum will be allowed 70 successful
bidders on the amount of deposit from
date of award 20 June lst. a. d., 1907, and
a like rebate on the balance of the bid
from date Of its payment TO said june Isl
THOS. N. RAWLINS,
State Treasurer.
Dover Delaware. ali-l2t
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MORTGAGE BROKERS'.

>'r|~
MONEY 10 LOAN on desirable hrst
mortgages on city properties in amounts
70 suit HAWKINS q CO. II AfarkeS St
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ROOMS FOR RENT.


FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms for gentiemen. Apply ioo6 w. Ninth
street. al3-et
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BOARDERS WANTED


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home comforts, 81
per week. 2l3 West Sth Sc. ai3-im
Accommodation for n board
ors. single men preferred. 2oi West st.
al0-6t 'TW
wANTED-Two gentlemen boarders. Ap.
pix S2S Lombard sc. m25-lm
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LIcENsE APPLICATIONS

NOTICE.. WILLIAM a. CONNOH,, the
tenant and occupant Of the house situated
az No / East Front street IN the Second
Of New Castle and State OF Delaware. in
compliance with the requirements OF tho
acts OF tho General Assembly In such case
made and provided. 90 hereby give notice
OF General Sessions of the State Of Della
ware In and for New Castle county, on
Monday. the 18th day OF May A. ID.
1907. being the next term Of said court. for
n license for said house, as an inn or
tavern, for the salo therein OF intoxicat-
ing liquors IN less quantities than one
quart. 70 be drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens OF saiG
ward at least twelve Of whom are subs
stantlal freeholders OF said ward. recon.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


WANTED-Young girl TO care for baby.
Best references required. Apply 1924 west
Seventh 81. nl3-at
WANTED-A girl for general house
work, with reference. Apply 2i2 King
street. a12-3t
WANrED-Women and girls wanted.
steady work Apply SHIRT FACTORY.
100 y Thirteenth 81 a1-tf
WANTED-Giris TO learn cigar making
Also experienced cignrmakers and buchcn.
makers. Also experienced cigar packer
wanted. Apply al 100 w. Third st. ml4-tf
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

WANlED-Go0ds strong boy. 16 years old
THOMAS DREIN & SON. Boat builders
Iatnall ST. below railroad. ai3-3t
WANTED-Large boy 10 do general
work around store. ID. w. LYNCH CO.,
ath and Madison SITS. al3-tf
WANrlD-NOung man wishes trainer
TO teach him boxing. Wants 20 be IN coa-
ditlon by July l. Address, Trainer. this
office. aI3-at
.WANTED-Lathers and plasterers. Ap.
ply COG Orange st. al2-tf
WANTED for the U. S. Marine Corps;
men between ages 81 and 35 An oppor
tunity 70 see the world For fun informa
ton apply in person or by letter 20 u. 8
Marine Corps Recruiting Ofhce. Poslof
rice Building, Wilmington, Del. al-im
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NOTICE - TO THE HONORABLE
Judges of the Court of General Seasl0ns
of the state OF Delaware. IN and for New
Castle county: We. the undersigned free.
holders and respectable citizens OF the
Fourth ward OF the city Of Wilmington
county OF New Castle and State OF Della.
ware. do hereby certify that Cornelius
Mundy. the owner and occupant OF the
store situated al No. Q East Fourth street
lu the Fourth ward city, county and Stnte
Aforesaid. and described IN his application
and who Is AN applicant for a licanse. on
Monday. the 18th day Of May. A. d., 1907
being the next term Of said court, for tho
sale Of intoxicating liquors In quantities
not less than onc-half gallon therein. not
10 be drunk on the premises, he being a
licensed retailer OF goods, wares and rer-
ch1ndlse; the aggregate cost value Of HE
stock constantly kept on hand for sale n
not less than five hundred dollars, he is q
man of full age. Of sobricty and good
moral charactcr that such sale Of IN
toxlcating liquors az said place Is necea-
sary 10 accommodate the public that he
Is the owner and occupant Of said house
and the following respectable citizens Of
said ward. at least twelve Of whom are
substantial freeholders Of said wtrd
recommend the said application. viz.
Uric j Clark. Geo w. Quinn, NJ D..
John n. Lally. F.A Buckmaster, p. ID. s.
James Kitchen, Neal Duffy
Louis Brown. Daniel O'DonnelL
m g. Buckmastcr Herman -. Hanf,
Hugh Duffy. Geo. IT, Greaves.
Clarence r. Holt. Martin j. Donlan,
Francis y Thielman Edward A. Cqnnor,
James Kane. Joseph =. McCorlklo
VIM. A. Jennings .Theo Haas.
Andrew Murphoy Anton Henrych.
Th0s n Hannagnn, Lewis J. Baer
John Nj. Webb Nicholas FGoldberg,
Asst CORNELIUS MuNDY
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CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS.

WARNER s. LEWIS
Carpenter ana Builder
Jobbing a speciality. Onice and shop. so
Orange street. ID. X a. phone
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NOTICE-I. THOMAS II. MAGUlRE
tho tenant and occupant Of the house
situated at 7ls Tatnali street, IN the Fifth
ward. Of the city of Wilmington
county OF New Castle and State Of Dela-
ware, IN compliance with the reQlire-
monts Of the acts Of the General Assoni-
bly,, la such case made and provided, do
hs give notice taat i shall apply IN
writing 10 the Court Of Geueral Sessions
Of the State of Delaware. Ia and for New
Castle county on Monday the 18th day
of May. a. d.. 1907 being the next
term OF said court. for license for said
house as en- inn or tavern. for the sale
thcvein Of intoxicating liquors in less
quantities tnan one quart. 70 be drunk on
the premises and the following resocct-
abls citizens Of said ward. at least twelve
Of whom are substantial freeholdefs OF
said ward recommend the said applica-
tiqn. VIZ
Jno J. Donaho. s. r. Keeves
Andrew fraynori Gerald II. Doherty,
J. EdW Reynolds. Daniel Beta
Ruel II. Hasson, James Clark. Jr
John S. Stewart Patrick NIaloney.
Daniel IT, Kilroy. James J. Fox.
=. f. Springfield. John Kyle.
y. Bcste, j. r. Devenish.
T.. c. Rocmes. Chris Staib.
John A. O'Donnen, rranixiin J.. Mettler
Jacob MaCuirc. Moses Well.
Edward D. Currcn. j. G.. Freihofcr.
Harry r. Esscr, John Y. Tareart
a13-3t THOMAS T.. AfAGUTRE
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WANTED.

s~-@-rrrssr---~~s~fs7s-Hs7a
ANrED-Marriod couple TO reside IN
and take care OF club house Ia city. Ad.
dress, CLUB. Evening journal. al5-.t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-We have a number Of build
ing lots which are suitable for small
houses. They can be bought at a low price
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO, al5
Market st.
FOR SALE OR RENT-The beautiful
residence property formerly owned BY
Ihomas Maync, az the corner Of Penn
sylNanla and Rlvervlow avenues. three
story brick dwelling containing reception
han, ii rooms ana BATH an modern con-
Ntniencesi spacious lawn with fruit trees
and shruDbcry; stable and carriage house
Apply to SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT CO., 30 Market So. al,-5t
FOR SAi.k,-Ncw ninc-room house built
OF concrete and frame stable. room for
two horses and two wagons az Richardson
Park. Apply a. X. TAYLOR, on premises.
alO-0t
FOR SALE-several new dwellings on
Ninth street, near Lombard, containing
rooms bath and pantry with front and
back porChcs. now ready for occupancy
Address THOMAS ii. MELVIN. so East
Ninth ST. ma-fm
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CIVIL ENGINEERS


FRANCIS A. PRICE. clvn cngiueer and
Surveyor. i00ais Market ST.. both phones.
opposite Cont Honse sa9-eod
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NAIN NIINNAtlNHi VIZ
Marion Gcwienski, VIM, NJ. Connolly,
Anton Wasiewski. John j. McGovern.
Frank Markowski. Stanley Syasilr
Antony Xrundzlnslgi, NJ kwatkowski,
Joseph GownsiN John kcmrski,
Michael Laskowsh, John OsoWskl.
John Ruciensly Antony Shelich.
Franz GoHtwicld Antoni lPotodroisiu.
Roman Salkowski. John Rctkowskl.
Joseph JOsefowicz, Anton Ruskinslt
Sfafan Browakl. Anton MAliszefaki,
W. H. Moody Frank Ruczynski
Frank knfanskh Peter Maliszewsici,
Ignaz Flaszynsld, Thomas Kelley,
Andrew Jaachimowak
a12-8t WADIsLAW LASKOWSkI
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PLUMBING

JOHN b. DUNBAR. Plumber gas end
steam filter 507 Shipley st., Wilmington.
Del Delmarvia Phone 324t. a9-lm
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALEM horse power upright cn-
gine. 20-horse power upright boiler Both
as good as new. Apply Wilmington Ma
chine Company, ai5 T., Third st. all-dt
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FOR SALE Notions, Hosiery and Trim
mings to merchants only. Anyone desiring
to engage I'm this line would do well by
calling on US before purchasing elsewhere
DELAWARE NOTION HOUSE Ltd.
mi3-1m 20e Market ST
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

Well. eoodb.. OLD 'rap.' cried
Reatherington. still laughing. %"lnvesti-
gate away-and good luck 10 you.'
But Dosgie had still one more arrow
in his culver.
ON. Zee is lSs. dd. payable in ad-
vance" he said.
Captain Heatheringtor had never
purchased Il football and SO was at IL
loss to account for the exactness of the
sum. Eut he WAS too deeply impressed
by the hunor OF the situation to ven-
ture cNpostulation or inquiry. He
handed over the money without IA word.
and poggie -afte II polite leavetaking
-snlemnty Went his way.
IL was almost IA week before the
representative of the Cupid lnvesti-
cation Society paid his second visit,
When he did 50. he was accompanied
by little henderson. who's young soul
was torn by conflicting sentiments
Proud in the consciousness Of his Owr
Importance. he yet dreaded The ordea,
which awai;ed him..
I've brought Hennie to tell you al
about it, said Doggie. by way of in
PRODUCTION.
The small boy stood up with hi.
hands behind him. as though to repeal
u lesson.
Go on said Doggie; tell him al
! about Maggie-don't be afraid"
! Thus encouraged. little Henderso,
| proceeded to relate how. acting upoI
he instructions of Doggie. he had ques
toned his sister upon the subject Of he
affections.
1T asked her why she didn't get mar
ried." said the boy. And she said sh,
didn't know. Then I asked her II sh,
, didn't think Mr.. Freelander II very mic,
. :.::::, :.::s: 5s:c said yes: +,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
ADVERTISING AN ART.
But II Should Be Made an Art That
Calls Beauty to Its Service.
From tho Century.

80 - -
Advertising has indeed become an
art. II remains for it to become. if NOT
= inc art, 1T least an art that calls
beautN To It's service. When it does.
iMuch Oh IN" energy that is now mis-
directed. much of the money that is
now prodigally wasted in destro, Ing
ne worlds beauty, will be saved.
Inc right procedure is indicated by
the most conspicuous medium for pub
lie advertising. The press. in irs daily.
weekly or monthly forms. offers alto
gethcr the best means for calling rub
lie attention Ia all sorts of things. Tn
best OF public journals-those which
are recognized as the most desirable
mediums for advertising. and which
consequently obtain the highest prices
1or thrir serVices-malie il Il rule to
classify and restrict in IA judicious
manner h advertisements that they
print. They confine them to certain
parts OF the publication. they restrict
their display 10 certain ~dccorous styles
or type. recognizing that to admit Il
h~eiter-skelter distribution through all
columns. or to display them in inco-
herent fashion according to the whims
OF TIE advertisers. would largely de-
stroy the very objects held in view. The
readers OF these journals would re-
sent the intrusion of advertising mat
ter into the space set apart for news.
editorials. etc. and the influence that
gives the advertising it's value would
decline.
In the same way. the forms of ad-
rerslslng that now give exceeding Of
lense To the community ought to be re-
sticted and kept within proper limits.
II mis- We're effected. the practice would
change from h public nuisance thai
IL now Is to q function that. in a con-
siderable degree, might couple genuine
service to the public with II presenta-
tion of its material i'm an interestinc
and even esthetically attractive fashion,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24
DON'T DO IT.
BY Kate Thorn
from the New York Weeki,

from the New York N"ekiN.
Don't occupy Two seats III "A crowded
railroad CIR. When you have only paid for
one.
Don't throw orange peel or banana skin
on the sidewalk.
Don't carry an umbrella u..dcr your
arm. and let it stick out l., hinu. at the
risk of punching out the Dyes OF some
body VINO is following in your wake.
pon tip back in your chair. ana bal
ance Your seat ON two legs. Don rock
| yourself ii Il rocking chair. rs If YOU were
on i wager to see how much rocking you
could gri into the hour. Keep your feet
still. it"t III" curtain iasscls done. Put
ihe books you look ut hlcl. in their places.
Don't sirum on the piano. and don; let
our chilcrer. either. No matter ii YOUR
hostess does assure you ;hat il IL no mat
ter. and thai il will not hurt the piano.
she dc sn't mean il. and she is mad. clear
through. all tho time. and not 10 blame
if she is.
Don't talk over your family affairs. The
world at large does NOT care whether your
husband drinks milk in his tea. or not:
ana II Is not "a matter of public interest
that your daughter Sally cannot eat
doughnuts. or that Your Tommy is so deli
cate that he has no relish for anything
except 10 stay in the house. and eat
ot'''- "Nt anu JtlN. .>ODouy cares
whether you like the smell of onions or
not. and it will not he "A benefit 10 any
body to know hat you never put these
strong smelling vegetables in soup. be-
cause they scent up yhe curtains. and
things.
Don't ask amy woman her age. She will
want to roast you in purgatory for If. No
body has yet been able TO clearly explain
why i; is that the female of the human
species is so averse to letting ii be known
how many years she has been an inhabi-
TAM of This mundane sphere. but the fact
remains. and 1t is not hes. to mcddle in
that sor, OF thing. 1t siirs up hard feel
ings.
Don't advise anybody In their private
affairs. let therp go it alofe. and they
will no. have the chance of saving, when
they make n mistake. - never should
have thought of doing ii. hut Mrs.. Jones
advised ME to-
Don't get on. of temper. When you do,
you place yourself at the mercy of all
creation. and any idle wretch has the
power to make you unhappy.
Don't expect all people to b. your
friends. You don't want them. You
haven't any need of them. Don't sit down
In misery II somebody does speak i'll OF
you. II won't kill you. Ii won't shorter
your life. And as a general thing. it won't
affect your character. For ALI ,people who
have any worldly wisdom at all know
that no individual can live in this world
and not haze M-natured things said about
him. 1t Is one of those evils which we
have to take along with flies. mosauitoes
and fieas. and thank our stars that II /.
no worse.
Don't borrow money of you. fri. nGs. II
always destroys friendship. Don't ask ia,
vors OF your relations. Don't wait for =
dead mans shoes. Don't buy io..er,
tickets. Don't dabbie in mining stock:
unless you live in Wall street.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

"4ias .AieNu.n. ~ ai.q fae ,l-.-
t,epe.. NNtfh atf..i
l,u~ei. .ffotoi Yitit sila1ra ilA
V.ts his fest nrut iulal eaf Iaf,
it N.t- sNffetins frp1 Neo4 So ~
iia usNM limitations. Ml US tNlnil =
iFti IAN, i 80 s'rea4 3 way m Amen nt
nigh, hope in Introduce Wis subject
Miihou; incurgins th, lisk 81 uiisn.it1e.
iio ps.cilri himself upon lie "Ntrerl'
eagc OF 20 chain. ard -ai iWiilin& ms
cap-thc picture ~ l'riorsi nervous
iieatNsripgtcn took pi'y o.. he hoy S
embarrassment and snuk- kindly NoH'is
at cfeefirg. Nlfi then isnSsi" made -
Nill plunge
\ sal you're ~ iovc. aren't lpi
he asked abruptly.
ti-alilerinston remove" MS pipe from
mis- mouti. and stared.
What IN tn name OF ""t'ier, ne
began. ali then stopped from sheer M
ani!itA to frame his thoughts I'M"
" ords.
You needn't answer the oaestio.'
limlcss yoi like. one doesn', always
are 20 tank .tbou, these things. 30
sides. " We inNesti.at"d q BIZ aireadN.
81" we kncN. That's why | canle To
SO Nou
III seems - nse. ones remarked
iIeuih,rinston. With q sarcasm wholly
lost ago ms nearer. ia seems t."
NC that you presume apo The Siishi-
ness of ON ;truu;,intancr'
t.ui Dosgic had shaken of his Nor
NusisncsS. and a dslcrrnina'i"n 10 carry
his undertaking To a successful ISSUE.
grew -trnlg within linI.
Won needn't turn nasty. he retortr !.
~irlirantiN. " know You're sweet on
iienderson's iistcr, and mat Won pro
i,ps"a To her last Thursday evening IN
The consorNators.'
captain Hea,h"rington WAS taken
,eu,pisteiN off his guard.
"Eut how on eartl. c;tu Nou know ~
thts?' he shouted
"llcnnie mean iiendrrs"tt-Nas
hiding behind the palm, sale Du;sie.
cumposediy.
"In thrash Young Henderson The
next Time I sec him. was Tia" angry
comment.
laconically. You'd only make things
WORST. that Way. Maggie Henderson
mas refused I" marry YOU as il is. She's
fond of Hennic, and if YOU thrash him
she'll n"Vei forgive YOU.
Captain iIeathc.ingtou WAS per
p~leXci. For suinc moments he sa; puff
INK dense clouds of blue smoke into the
sir.
rs. more explicit-whal do YOU
Mantn' hr said at length.
"Ns'ly' going to Investigate this case
for you.' Doggie was quoting from the
book. 9Giris don't always say what
tsics moan. aud perhaps perhaps Mag
Gie MS only kidding YOU. Anyway"
aud li,e >peako' g.zed admirirei. at
The a1pltin's injured trni. "iicnnic says
NouNr killed cal Beers. and he thinks
Nou'd make tij's; class hrotllcr-in-
Ian.
Suddenly The puzzled trown left
iie.i,lerington's face. and he burst in
I" rom Of laughter. Dosgic g%rinned
IN concert. feeling instinc,ivciy thnl he
had M"n his point.
Thou he rose II = ioung ~; he
: "as. II" had learned that il is not good
"a pr"sunlc Upon an advantage.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

leisure Ia thc stuuy ot detective stories.
and so fclt himself qualified to speak.
DcgSic's was too broad x mind TO
Ignore u Suggestion, even though il
might cmanatc FROM an inferior. AT
the same tiise. y strong Napoleanic cast
OF temperament rendered him incapable
nf publicly acknowledging indebted
ness.
silly ii,tlo asst" he cried. contemptu-
cusly. as he flung tbs books ovcr his
shoulder and started for home.
But it was noticeable that when. On
the morrow. Doygic convened Il gath
ccins Of liis own particular cronies. lit
tic Henderson formed ono of the party.
nver the remains OF his bclated break
fast. He was moody and disconnected
%--irclined {" Eru,nble at all the world.
Scarcely recovered from the effects
of y bad touch of enteric, he was still
painfully reminded. by sharp neuralgia
twinges. OF the Gay when a Boer bull
lot had shattered tic bones uf his left
forearm.
yct these fats seemed scarcely sur-
tclent to account fOr the hopelessly
,cxsisnistic ION In which his landlady
.urpijsed him rs she entered with the
card. II WAS u grimy slip Of paste.
board. and ON 1t in large school hoy
CHARACTERS. were traced the words;
MIR. LIONEL JONES.
Tic cupid Investigation Society.
Captain Hcatherington tool the mis-
si,e l~istiessly. He had no wish to en-
trrtnin a visitor just then. But as III
,sinncad at tho card. the expression OF
His face first bewildered. thor
Interested
.Whpt does IL all mean" he asked.
.f;'s ~ vnung gentleman. Fir-a yer!
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24

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"nN N"f N"'ii iiol h'"fFN s"'' ''h' 80
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Hu'h ~ whisper l"'-"lt S''lidS,
o. IL p'i,'ii YOU
- S'ni Hhr c"uid 'A marry u ma
~" 'nNeh hrf very Wurh ifitirrd. con-
'i"'''.. henderson,. huirio'ilA. Win tn"
ar 81 one VINO has come h'nuen Il
''A'"', ordeal more OF less ccediiabiN-
'iP,''h iieatnefingl"n sat losi q
'h"nSh' ~. was reviewing IN his lnind
,.N'his which had gained him far more
'fth'l MS Wounds. ~" f'"iilled thr even
,.S o. winch he i..G asked Maeai,
:ieade'son 10 ne his Wifr.
Thr"uSnoW the whol interview he
imag' II th" wealthy ~t'rcelandcr had
'ooinci sargely ON thr horizon - his
inind. md ne had oNpatiatrd pcr-
LAPS. With unnecessary cniphaSis-up-
on inc f*Ct mat he possessed AN income
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-24


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