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The Washington times., 1907-12-04

PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON RADIATORS
-Ofuce or Building FOR National AIuseurn
Library OF congress, Washington ID h
November y, 1907 Sealed proposals for f5-.
nlshlng ana delivering the cast iron r7dfs-
tors Tor hot water heating required for -
new pulloing Tor the National Museum. IA
this city, VIII DO received az this of3ce ti-fiI
: % -locN p M on Iuesday. December 1o 190T
" ana Pu2ucy opened Immediately thereafter'
SPECIFICATIONS and other Information r,,r
7, l,sils1l I5ls1l,- % application BERNARD n
St'f-l--N' superintendent OF Constructor.
nos. - 20. deZ2A
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE JUNOD-THE VACUUM-TREAT-
MENr-ENFORCED-R RESTORING the CIR
CLLAIIDN Is USED EATENSIEE By
TAILS and at the UNIVERSITY OF BONN,
where II has superseded all other methods
toT the CURE OF LOCQMOTOR-ATA&LA
BEIGHES DISEASE. AILMENTS OF the
NERVOUS and DIGESTIVE SYSTENS. IT
Is the DAUGLESS and BLOODLESS CURE
for those AILMENTS that are BEYOND the
reach OF the USUAL REMEDIES.
IL IS the only CURE Tor LOCO1IOTOR-
ArAALA and those SERIOUS AILMENTS OF
the SPINE and NERVOUS SYSTEM. Ref
erences and INFORMATION at OFFICE
FREE Treatments az your home ~ desired.
Ny thirty years experience with this
method OF healing VIII be invaluable % YOU
PROF. H y. u. PARKER. 1924 ~. y. Ave
Hours 10 10 j and 70 6.
Sundays and Holidays 10 % l.
LADY Assistant Phone NJ 41I2.
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HELP WANTFD-MAIT
ANY YOUNG man desiring expert indIvidpaI
Tts o SIo nat IN ifSIIZ 1 sS5 sa - SyRewFISns
ly: tuition s. weekly. PRESS OPERATOtR-
-----es once 1t
RAzAC 10 the best safety razor. vye,rs t, 49,,
market fer other patented articles as good or
ssniZatIoa' HAPG6obs l sEr s n1IIon AZ a. or sTo
Bway, n Y w
-
def-Se 80 ''h sI NV
BAIBEH-A barber at once; HOTEL NOR
~ S1-NAAS sAhNBtsh SHOP 10Th and sts.
1IDDTT - -
6ei - " N'4N No4' w. Oto II ne-
-
RARpER- -r,r,4-,1,-s. ,...S,- -, -. =,
~ NJ S'eAuy JOo' - ath
p1p1vD - 49, = = -----
guaranteed. ' y aeS.St NJ
PoT--T,1 T1g1TTD OF 7-,7Z7o7,7- -
I'M q ef sTv ~-1S--' 'O1'G OA1Hf'
oeS-SI
uOy-T0o- 6a1I,,.-., ,,,,.,,-.-- n ~ Ty1.I-----
rs Pennsylvania ave NV. T.
nov IT--,,- - - -
bOA-"hte boy TO run o-Tands. go 18th st.
=
BOH over 10 In store. 17Zs 18th st. nw,I
bring reference de8-3t
BOY-Errand, With wheel az once. PAS
4EftNAhs lLo0 18Th 81, de2-3t
~ - - ------
SON. 1895 Pennsylvania ave- de2-5t
- ---,------
fwe
ment collector. J. 81 W Eiseman- sIg-3l5
TN ST NV de2-3t
read and write and care for horses. Apply
OH z st. NV. II
c----- - ------------------
- LIE GIIEer' go room ana board.
DRTvER-FOr milk wagon. HARTUNG7s
DAIRY Jos Florida ave de3-2t
rDTI-T-TC TT----.--- = -
who can catch and load brick: WAGES. 81 56
4Sr ISc1,9ey Gay woTk; paid weekly NEW WASH
LSe-a5, DIelSA lot SCNaF< NJ Ablngasn'
N-eA@iiuIla county va noZ1-l4t
eAPE Exp RIENCED -5a @ boy on girl 70 help around
mousse SOY bth 81 sw. de3-3t
MADE $4,000 in i've years IN the mall
order business; began with s.; anyone can
how to get started MANAGER BOX sd
Lockport N. Y. oc2S-tf
- =
AASA4JAA<o L4A4LOA RI once. good payl hll
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

PENSION VOUCHERS, deeds. no-tzr,,
etc, carefully executed. See roland 81
BOOTH. Notary Public 709 Sth 81. NV.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, once
Superinteudent, U. s. Capitol Building and
Grounds, Washington d. c.. November %
1901. In accordance with the terms OF the
advertisement issued BY this O1Iice. and dated
November II, 1895, calling for equipment for
the Heating, Lighting and Power Plant for
the u. 5 Capitol and Congressional Build
opened at this Office at u O'CLOCK. NOON,
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1slS, for Boiler
Feed Pumps Baromelrlc Condensers. Cen
r1fugaI Pumps, Motors, Cranes. and Chim-
neys- Bids viii be submitted for each item
separately. Each proposal must be in Guplt-
cate and accompanied by a certified check or
approved surety bond in the sum OF i've
per cent (5cr) OF TIE total amount of the bid.
The right is reserved 20 reject any or all
bids. and to waive technicaites or infor-
mahtlGs- ELLIOTT WOODS. Suporiulendene
L .. Capitol Building and Grounds.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED .
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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DRESSMAKING.

APPRENTICE girls 20 learn dressrnslciur
and designing; paid s. day amer learning
come now and get ready for fail work; yog
can saru IN two OF three weeks. 12lo Q 81
de3-5t
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FLOOR OIL.

DO YOU LIKE clean, glossy hoo-s2 only one
way to- get them Use HUNTERS Dust
Killing Floor on, sc gallon. Phone Main
ofos or drop postal 20 113 Pa ave- NV. no20-tf
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, once OF the
Supervising Architect Washington. ID. C.
November so, l9J1. Sealed proposals viii be
received at this once until O'Clock .. "a on
the TTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1908. and
then opened Tor the construction Qncludiug
plumbing heating apparatus, electric yVirIn5r
and cOnduits) OF extension 70 and renod-
cling of the Hygienic laboratory OF the II
s. Marine Hospital Service a. Washington
D. O.. in strict accordance with drawings
and specification, copies OF which NAV -
had at this Office at the discretion 81 tbs
Supervising Architect, JAMES KNOX TAV-
IOR. Supervising Architect.
de2-St-eod exS,
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WATCH REPAIRING.

HIGH GRADE watch repairing, c, c
PACLS BRO, 1901 G. NV. q floor, Jordan
Building: clocks called for and delivered
without extra charge: AL work guaranteed
for one year Main 757- de5-7t
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WHITE WOMAN would like IN ~ order,
for homemade pies ~ an ki,at large gizs
lsc; also layer and plain CO. BOX Ia
Times Office 80 a.
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WINDOW SHADES

MADE 70 order; lowest quotations; estimates
furnished; Niu call with samples. RUND-
LETT SHADE FACTORY, 18th and X SITS.
nNH- nO26-s0t
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AUTOMOBILES,

FOR SALE-A hve-passeuger txo-cylrnder
touring car IN perfect condition. a rare bar
gain; Maxwell rulab1uL, drst-class order
THE DEWEY GARAGE
1sIf L 81. n. ". Phone n. gss1
~
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BICYCLES.

FOR SAI-E-IO0 bicycles. good as nsv1 =
up. C T. HUNTER. The BIcyclernan IiS
Pennsylvania ava NV; open until 7.S0 q -
deS-tf
PUNCTCRE PROOF Unicorn Tires only
N-S5s no equal against luncrures; trial guar
autees headquarters for HarCfOrds JONES'
RUBBER TIRE WORKS. 602-50a E PhOno
main $685. nO25-S0t-rno ~. we.sa
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MASSAGE.

MASSAGE.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. face and scalp:
wrinkles o. blemlshes removed. Mrs. LYDIA
JOHNSON. 81. u. (gradu--tCd in SWedenJ.
fZZ Et. NV. Trial treatment. 60c. "a -55I9-d
uols-50t
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TWO double-barreled sho,gcur. good condl-
rion. Si5. 800 4th ne se1-at
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FOR SALE-Eand-mado bellows. cheap. Al
ply JOHN kIEFERt I4i2 C ST. dce-gt
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TELEGRAPHY

TELEGRAPHY-WhyP Because. o.
account OF etEht-hour law recently enact,
5000 telegraph operators are wantod-50. 600
more than can DO secured. Twenty students
" no hrEt clip and present or send this notice
20 DTauglou' 's-SpcnCerlan COllege. corner gtb
and ID nv. may pay S25 Of tuition after
position Is secured Draughon's students GET
practice on regular railway wires. send for
booklet on Ielegraphy. Bookkeeping. Short
hand. etc, also taught NIGHT md DAY
secured or MONEY BACK. Cata-
logEe y ELEE.- uo19-30t
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bEDSLHAD, springs, mattress. two pillows,
bureau, WasnsLaud, Two chairs SO. hal racz
s. 2lE New Jercy ave. NV daI-gf-
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RUG WEAVING

SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven rrou
old carpets. the only weaving factory OF its
kind IN the city. WASHINGTON RTTCt C,O
VI 9TH NV. Phone Main 4325- seI5-3mo
OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rrlrs.
cfly sanitary concern here. HOME 90
1905 + 81. NV Phone Lincoln s09 n los-tf
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OUR FORM-LETTER work cannot be dss
unguished from typewritins. send for sam
pies ana prices FRANCIS NJ AFFORD a
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wAITERs-ExporiencSl white walters. sls
G. ST. NV. de2-3t
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PARTIES CONTEMPLATING having thelr
furs changed VIII DO well 10 call az PECKS
slS F st. NV. and set estimate: good work
msnship: low prices make everything In
fur. SIS F st. M. oc5-tr
The Washington times., 1907-12-04

WALL PAPER-PiCture framing; an pre-
pared 70 90 sn grades neatly and pronptiS
AMES. SIS II st. NV Phone sfSs NJ
nol7-15t-su. We, ri
WINDOW SHADES made 10 order; specfai
prices this week RUNDLETTS SHADE
FACTORY, lIth and X sts. NV no2G-s0t
c. Q. SILENCE,
Wall Papers Lowest Prices. Estimates fur
nished. s6I G St NV. Phone Main s467 N
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MOVING, PACKING, sHIPPme.

FURNITURE, baggage. pianos, etc. moved
with carei packing and shipping a speciality
Ah1EG EAkttL-SSs lZ24 II NV, Phone al 21l0.
noI7-30t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. now located a
so5 NEW YORK AVE.
Large Padded Vans 81 Load.
t-hOrb, Wagons. - LoaA.
The Washington times., 1907-12-04

PROMPT COLLECTIONS.
Immediate returns. Unlimited references
Telephone for our agent TO call NJ 4g54
W. CLARENCE DUYALL, 2l0-2i1 Afursey
Building. noZ3-SOt
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DANCING.

MISS COULTER. professor OF dancing: pri-
vato lessons. SOC. IL you can walk I can
teach you to vale. 20l I st. r-7y. Phone
NJ 1189. Advanced classes Tuesday and Fri
day, to IL Ball room Tor rent de4-30t
DANCING STUDIO
si2 EYE ST. y. W.
Class Tuesday and Saturday evenings at
p m. Competent instructions Private
lessons by appointment Ballroom for rent
20 select parties des-a)t
THE WYNDHA1I. 4sl nth nw.-Lessons. SOC:
lessons 2.50; class. 7.30 every Tues. Thurs
sat Guarantee to teach you. Prof. Wyndhan
9yzo-u
PRIV NTE DANCING lessons, 5Oc; waltz and
tWO-g Sd guaranteed 3 lessons. class 81
MONTH ball room for rent So TO S.. Address
with stamped envelope. BOX 49, Times Of
fee. de2-st
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WANTED-First-class rooming house, vicin-
ity Franklin Park, With rented dining ro0ui
or half interest ia small hotel: must be pay
ing, give particulars. BOX I3. Times office.
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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-17
CHAPTER XI.
On the Track.

Grand Isle had excitement enough 70
satisfy the most exactmg. Inc Whu e.,
appeared as completely as though the earth
had swallowed her up. The superstitlous'
of which element there was quite mum,
one simself had appeared at the jail and
while the warden slept had whlsked the
prisoner off in a cloud OF blue smoke 10
other regions, not mentionable to ears po-
lite. In vain the warden insisted that he
had not slept; that he had been faith1ui
and watchful and all the rest OF It h4 tI
was gone; that was plain enough TO the
observer, but how? All, that was announcer
0uestion' and one not easily answered.
For the door was locked as usual, tns WIN n
dow intact; there was no way possible. SO
it seemed. for prisoner to escape from
There those sde ber She
gone to her fathers house for farewell
Interview. This was suspected to be the
t fo seli ane IT, Certainly stephen Wardoar
must have undergone some unusual excite,
ment to have caused his wound TO pieea
this excitement should have been caused
by the sudden and unexpected appearance
OF his daughter? So, as l examined tne pa
tient and took steps to staunch the Gan. .
gerous hemorrhage, asked him II II weIe
true. / felt conviction that he would
confde in me- The deeps,edf' he aa na n sEss
no whittier, but his lips parted with reso-
lutte: - o,, aoo-
tor. I'll tell you all, providin' you keep
dark. will you? 'Twont do no good 10
tell now on her, for she's safe gone"
..Weii that is enough" said quickly.
'.I am glad she is safe, and ] would rather
not know her whereabouts or the particu-
lars OF the escape. for l might be gues-
tioned-I shall be, MISUNDERSTANDING So
Wardour just keep your own counsel:
You must get WELL for, l doubt not you
will be wanting to join her some OF these
days?" -, =, ,;r,,;e
canoe. He nodded. :,
'It's right you are. sir" ne returned
"Only how am 1 to do it?"
/ pressed the rough hand hard
Leave it to me-" 1 whispered; Il VIII
undertake that move myself. Only get
well and strong; and ! swear you you s Ynnr
i shall not forget while live the look
of utter rapture and delight which stephen
Wardour bestowed upon me. II mace ,, up
for a great many dark corners in my life,
that grateful look. -. -,
made him comfortable and left him
b in charge Of an elderly woman. a neigh
Dor who had volunteered to nurse MIN.
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Then went back to the hotel and ordered
a large basket Of delicacies, including wine
and strengthening dainties. to be sent to
the e'r hotel / discovered that the Jealous
officers had already started to search for
the fugitive honce RUBY %f tbesa
bloodhounds on her track. They had
searched for her high and low. but no
trace of Ruby.
/ assumed the responsibilities of my po-
stion as physician to Esme Lyell, and
forbade any search to be made Of the floor
of the hotel upon which the rooms of the
IyeIIs were situated. The officers submit
1.-THE prisoner may be here In the hotel"
terest. that IS why we have come here.
We are sorry Miss Lyell is sick, but really
the law must take its course"
the rooms upon this floor" I said with all
the authority could muster, Miss Lyell
noise, the least excitement will prove
fatal You may search the rooms above
for .aught care. but this floor. no! And
would come to this hotei-this public
place" = ..,., -. ~ .ho &C.
there. is absolutely no other place left I'M
"Go through the upper rooms Il you
"but these rooms.-no! You shall not
Miss Lyel's life is of more value than
the prisoner
AS / spoke there came from over our
heads 1--WE were standing at the head of
the staircase leading up to the floor where
the Lyells' rooms and mine were situated)
the sound of dull thud. The hotel was
known to be deserted save by the occu-
pants of the floor which l had forbidden
them to search, and the officer glanced up
with start.
upstairs in the third story" he .ex-
claimed. Let's go up there. men. since
Dr. Dorrance has no objection"
There was an ill-concealed sneer In his
voice. 1t made me afraid
Certainly not" returned, and ! VIII
accompany you."
Removing our shoes. so that no sound
could reach the sickroom, we passed down
the corridor, swiftly, silently, three strong
men engaged in hunting one weak woman
down to death.
Up the stairs we stole. My perceptions
are quick and keen, and noticed the mark
of footprints upon the crimson carpet OF
the stairs as we assembled. thought of
my own footprints the. night before (the
sand from the beach is tracked into the
houses so easily. but saw that there
were footprints of more than one person.
l remembered my chase the night before
after that nocturnal visitor.
Arrived at the upper landing we pro-
ceeded to go through every apartment;
The keys had already been surrendered
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How to Fool a Lazy Liver
with Artificial Exercise

~
ia beginning.
And, in nine cases out of ten.
LIZ that beginning is made in the
Bowels.
Constipation is the beginning Of most dis
eases. II paves the way for all others:
Lack of exercise. hasty eating. improper
food, are Its first causes.
Laziness, and postponement. permit it
to grow into Chronic Constipation. which
means lifelong Discomfort.
II isn't necessary to be sick-a-bed. you
know. in order to be mighty uncomfortable.
Even a slight Indigestion affects the
nerves, duls the mind, and obscures the
merry sunshine Of Life.
The time to adjust the Bowels is the very
minute you suspect they need adjustment.
If your tongue is slightly coated,
If your breath is under suspicion.
-Ifyour head feels trifle heavy or dull,
If digestion seems even little slow,
If Heartburn, Belching. Collie or Rest
iessness begin to show themselves,
That's the time to eat Cascaret.
II acts as pleasantly as it tastes. tits as
congenial to your Bowels as 1t is to your
Palate.
II stimulates the muscular lining Of the
Bowels and lntestines. so that they mechani-
cally extract nourishment from the food and
drive out the waste.
The only way to have Cascarets ready to
use precisely when you need them is to
carry them constantly in your pocket, as
you do Watch or Lead pencil.
The ten cent box of Cascarets is made
thin. flat, round-edged. and small. for this
precise purpose.
Be very careful to get the genuine. made
only by the Sterling Remedy Company and
never sold in bulk. Every tablet stamped
"cCC." All druggists. 40
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-17

Deal. Gl,amtniltee. il would
BRIGHTEN UP AND SMILE

OF course there are times when all seems
dark
And our grief seems to be SO great;
Our burdens SO very heavy
We are near borne down by the weight.
But, then, what's the use of fretting?
And what's the use of that frown?
II you never enter the race Of life
You will never gain crown!
So, brighten up and learn to smile;
And forget to frown Away
Go singing along life's road,
And see If it doesn't pay.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-17

you wear i-and II u doesn't atsfy you send back
me will refund your The banks or any rsspcn1
bic citizen In Marshall will tell that The way DO ou
ess-nways absolutely the and am selling tou
ands Of people this way for tho past i've years Remember
straiRht business deal At reasonable price,. -. -.
O. E. Brooks, $3.50 Brooks Bldg, Marshaii, hieh-
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-17
Don't Wear a Truss

Brooks Appliances is o new
scientific discovery with auto
matte air cushions that draws
Che broken parts together and
binds them a. you would Q
broken limb. II absolutely
holds firmly and comfortably
and never slips, always lighs
and cool and conforms 10 every
movementof the body without
chAfing or hurting. l make 10
70 your measure and send u 70
you on . strict guarantee Of
satisfsetion or money rcfund-
ed and I hnve put my price -
iowthAt anybody, rich or poor,
canbuyit Remember ! make
10 70 your ordsr-send ittoyou
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-05-17

One side of life is bright.
One side of life is dreary,
And to think of the disappointments
Is enough to make one weary
AS sat at my desk this evening
The sky was a contrasting sight.
From one window ! saw bank OF CLOUDS,
From another the sunshine bright.
Life is much as we look at 1t:
Either dark, or full of cheer
We can see the golden sunlight,
Or the clouds SO dark and drear.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25
Mansc apinter

bar %organi!f, Spagbefcr. fem icr.
r;l Eager g%rrnbelie: g%oarbannel;e
eller en- %generenoe fatarrbagtig Gil.
itano. MrS. 81. S. @icfion, en- @p-
9epleierffe / Seem Sort @itp, ffripcr:
v8artine er ct encitacrn6e renienoe
og legetr6e Mi6bd, oe leg bor
oberbebiit mig ON, at bet fan nbret.
tie alt, oct bar Sr6 for. Seq me,ner,
at enbper &pin6e for fin Sunobeos
@fDl6 bur6e BRUCE Hartine.
Dette fomrner al, at Bnrtine er
labet efter en- fortrinlie &ecept al
Ell befien6t Bottom 2ege, iom ba1
brugt 6et / mango Mar / fin pripat{
Brafsis til at belbre6e iprbeleS
baar6naffe6e SilfeIbe al betenotf
og fatarrbagtige Sorefomiter I. Sc!
lepebene runot omfring ! 2ege
met, iaa ionn 6aorlige Zine, oaor'
Zig Mh1n6 og SAILS, @atarrb / Meie;
og l1noerlibet. &artine bar life lit
2ige iom alminbelig mtiieptil
EoiletmiobeI. On &bin6e, iom e,
Gang er bleben bant til at brug,
8artine, bill for Tremtioen alti
5rnge BET. &ar Sc prsbet set? 50
bos Mpot5efere. S 7 g b {
beo &e1pen6elie til Ebe 81. Barto1
TO-, Bottom Mafs.
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Gm Masjc &emgc fl110e lpore5

Gm Maslc Ecngc funlOe 1pare5
hpert Mur al Spge, bDis Sc, ilteoetfor
at tilfol0e 2nge bper Gong Sc foler
Jig. cit Sml1le 1ttilpas, bar piie nof til
at iutte lin Sis til Or. Neters SIT
rifo. ST. Mot. Torlter, @e1lepue,
Sbio, berettcr lin Grfaring, Ser illlt=
@ltrerer bette poo Ell trnffenbc Moa0e:
n0iin Some bop0e nnret ing / Is 9(or.
81 mootte pusie pea DeltDe lpn1 ct II
set Barn. Ser 2nger Dapoe benoe
1u1oer 8ebnl10lii1g, pg mine 9pftor=
rcgni11ger' beleb fig til oner $4,000.
&c tic ltblt lie al Sc lrrOe @crrer OPP
gop Denbe lom 11bel6re0elig. Sun BE-
gpl10tc at br11ge Or. YeterS &l1rifu
og blep fist cfter liOt ltrrfere pg fri
lferc. Soog CT FUN iltono til at pnre
oppe og gjare lit eget @%ltsarbejoc,
enoifiprt bl,n er 60 Nor e%o1nrnel
Seq fan illfripe bette uoell1ffeuoe til
@rltgen al 81. HeterS &1trifo."
Sen ct life Mpotbefermeoicil1, n1el
irlgcs 0irefte til 6orbr11gerne elle'
| ajennen1 2ofalogenter. @frip ii
Or. Netcr 6abrnep & Cons 60, II:
lis go. &opne Mpe., Chicago, SRI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

I'p6sfoIb. 5ioligerc mango
oorigt Meolem al @obro 9proao, fbp
@onfDircftpr 81. &oppel, er ofgaoc
peo 9pocn / &jp6ellbopl1, 76 Mor 81
- @rps ierer @. &rbl1cfe, Se1,ipr
c6ef / Tirl1loet %. @u6l1cfc & g..
@%jpbc11onn, CT bp0, Is 9(ur 81.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-25

apleoe Sob brq11oote. BOO 5amigg
ramtes g. Sprgeniens Gaaro 2alll-
gemorf pg neobrp1tote totalt. Raa
Slogelieeg11en brpnDte ligeleoes ct
@l1s pe0 2pnneoilag.
s / s. / II i. Sra ganorup
|fribes s. 5. Sftober:: S Baar Otter
miooags o~frejite 2egen Mi5iionar
Mielietr % @uitrl1 iamt Spgeplejerz
ifer til Mislionsmarfen / &'iina. Sit
Steoe for at tdge Mfifeo paa 8one,
gaor0ert bar Ell taIrig 5oriamli1ia
piltl1of oper balbanoet Snn0reoe
Menneifer, Sc flelte ira gamorup
men ogioa 5ilrejienoe. Hrpitern
NeergoarD al &amor1tp, 5bimrotb al
Sjorup og @o0tfreoien al Mnolt pa:
til Steoc. @ps Sioltnupnte Ell 5gge>
pleieriferne blepen uooalmeoe til
Mi5liolsgierrtingel1. Dc 9prtreji ell
Be ioo glaoe og frejoi4e 1,b. 2ege
Nfielie1l far fir ppret / &i1o. Meel1s
Ser pcr1teoes paa Spgets Mfga11g
lolrg Toriomlingen: uSeg refer og
neo, bpor &ejlen gaar ben, og 5
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ru1oer mio0el, &urtofler og Noer
felt m~islpffe0e, pg ser Derlfer az
mll10clig Ioocrmol1gcl. Stor Nen=
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al 6o0erltoffer er l1ul1ogooelig.
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poo 6prpernr. DIM Dalpoll-
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Sc 9riffe iful filrbe 5teo / 5ogne11e
cller life. Gn fjgbe11bopuif MfbolOs-
u%gitotor, Mejeribeitprer Senien, er
lel,ot berop al Storloge1 for at Dir
fe for Mtbolosiogcn / lil1 0elbeo og
for, at Mflten11ingen fan foloe 6el
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