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Evening journal., 1908-12-18

in-law's wedding ring. Asked how he
came to get It he said that he had
taken II away from the baby, fearing
IL would be lost.
To Police Sergeant Kelleher the
young man said he had been out of
work for long time and that he owed
his brother board.
Sergeant Kclleher interviewed Mrs
PiaszciensSi. the boys aunt. az her
home, at Chestnut and Adams streets,
to-day. She said that the first snt
knew that the youth was i'm the hous,
was when she saw him asleep in IN,
kitchen at $50 o'clock this morning
Another relative Of the young man
living next door to the aunt. said that
tho young man had come TO his
uncles housea bout II o'clock last
night and said that he couldn't get
into the Bird street house. and IL
seemed to worry him considerably.
The young man has been IN the
country about two years and can speak
hut little English.
MANY AT THE SCENE.
The murdered man was employed at
the plant Of the New Castle Leather
Company. and It is said that he and
his wife had no trouble of any kind.
Police Sergeant Kelleher and Officers
Walker and Jacubowsl<i took charge
Of the house Immediately after tho
crime was reported. The little street
soon became crowded with people as
the news became known, and the awful
crime was discussed in hushod tones
The bodies were later removed to the
morgue and young Florczik was re-
moved 70 tie police station. He still
sticks TO his original story.
The children OF the murdered coupl-
are being cared FOR by the neighbors
The two-year-old child is too small to
give an account of the affair and the
police are puzzled by the case. The
brither Of the dead man will be kept
locked up for the present, however
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
MECHANICS
HALL 0UARANTINED

Tho Jr q. U. A. VI. Han. which *
located at a07 Tatnall street. was
dunrantned this morning. as the littls
daughter Of the custodian. Harry
David. is suffering an attack Of diph.
liberia II is expected that tho han
win he closed for only a fow weeks.
as the physician in attendance does
not consider IL q serious case
Telegraph Council. No. 20. OF the
order. viii hold its meeting this evei-
ing In Eden lodge room at Eden Han,
20G West Tenth street. as a dispense"
tion has ALREADY been received from
the state Councillor W. d. Stoops.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18

said The other child he found in his bed
in the other room. also crying. lie said
he then reported the matter 10 the police,
DEADLY HATCHET FOUND
The weapon with which the crime was
committed was found lying on the breast
Of the murdered man and It was covered
with blood. The Coverings in both beds
were saturated with the life blood of the
couple and on the floor between the beds
was large puddle Of blood.
MURDERED IN THEIR SLEEP.
The room was small, and whoever COM
mitted the crime had evidently crept into
the chamber while both the man and wo-
man were asleep. and standing by the
cradle which contained tho baby. he
dealt his savage blows. lie had probably
struck the man first and then reaching
over the cradle bit the woman with the
hatchet This blow was powerful and al
most seevred the lower part of the wo-
mans face. She was evidently knocked
unconscious and bled TO death Her slain
husband had evidently made some effort
TO protect himself as he was struck at
least half dozen times. He had cut
over tho left eve. one below the left eye
and between the nose. a large cash on
the left side Of the mouth. and two deep
cuts and two smaller ones in the neck
The bed clothing was pulled over
the mans body. and the hatchet. with
which the tragedy was committed, was
found lying on top of the body
The neighhors heard no noise i'm the
house last night excepting that aboul
o'clock this morning the children
were heard to cry aloud. but this they
say was nothing new. as they fire.
quently cried at night.
HAD DEAD WOMAN'S RING.
Young Florczik. the police believe
knows more about the case than he
tells. When searched at the City Han
he had more than Sc in his pockets
and was also wearing his dead sister.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
re cI5RY kSlzTzVo M eoV11 .sa70scE.

As a last resort John H. Mcintyre, sem
ior counsel for the defense decided to sub
nit oral testimony along this line.
Whom court reconvened to-day Fred
crick storm, the Bayslde Real Estate
dt aler. an eye witness OF the killing. was
called TO The stand for cross-oNamina-
ton by the defense.
The grim oharacter OF the proceedings
were onlivcncd to-day when u was learn
cd that District Attorney narrln had been
forced TO send for an expert safe breaker
10 open the old fashioned steel strong box
n which the exhibits 20 be used hy the
prosecution had been placed for safe
keeping The two rcvolvcrs used by tho
lIains brothers al the time OF the shoot
INK. and Annis' bloodstained clothes were
locked up after the tragedy Since then
the boN has not been opened until he dis.
covered to-day that he could not open
Il.
Mcintyre Shows by his first questions
that the defense rcseuts the impuiauon
of Witness Storm that Jcstcrson the real
estate agent who Thornton rlains claimed
ho had gone 10 Baysde TO see. ls a myth.
Mcintyre claims Jestcrson frequently
visited the club. was member OF IL aud
VIII be q witness for the defense. So ne
intcrrogatcd Storm sharply as 20 his
knowledge of the members and ELECTED
the fact that there wore plenty or mem-
bers Of the Buyslde Club that he did not
know
storm then admitted that ne had been a
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
Will Not Permit HainS Jury
TO Witness Discharge
Of Revolver
QUESTION OF DEAD MANS
CHARACTER RULED OUT

nv United Press leased Special Wire
FLUSHING. l.. T.. Dec. iS.-Thcrc VIII be
no demonstration of firearms IN the Flush
Ing Court House. Justice Crane sat down
hard on the proposition Of the defense 10
explode the automatic revolver. with
Witch Captain Peter G. Halns killed VIII
liam L. Annis. before the jury that is
sitting IN Judgment on Thornton j. Hams,
indicted as an equal principal 10 the
crime. lie declared omphaucally that no
reason exists for any such demonstration
and under no circumstances viii hc per-
NIT Il.
This IS a hard blow 10 the defcuse's
hopes. They have contondod from the In
cepuon that the six bullets in the auto
matte gun that were discharged exploded
in 1 5-S seconds. Every eve witness for
the State has sworn that there was a
perceptiblo interval between the first three
shots and that the entire tragedy was not
consummatcd IN less than two minutes.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
MEETINGS OF CITY
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

Two meetings under tho auspices Of
tho city Missionary Society will po
held tomorrow night as usual A
Z o'clock meeting VIII I've held in the
now Headquarters an Maryland avenul
and Oak street. and at s o'clock q
meeting win be held in st. Paurs NJ
r, Church. These meetings arc grow
ing rapidly IN interest and attendance.
and great accomplishment is foresect
by the promoters. The meeting LAT
Maryland avenue and Oak streets win
he in charge Of the Rev H. A. G..
Westerhell. the Rev. +. H. Carpenter
and the Rev. George White Dawson
Miss Mary Gould, deaconess. win havu
charge Of the children Shc will ht.
assisted by some members Of the Har-
rison Street Epworth League. The ser
vices I'm st. Paul's Church viii be IN
charge Of Mr.. Carpenter. The Rev.
Julius a. Rrewington will condust the
song ser ice. and DR. r. b. Manchester
will play the organ. The principal
address VIII be made by the Rev. $
n. Pilchard.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
HEAVY SENTENCE FOR NEGRO
WHO GRABBED A WHITE GIRL

yesterday afternoon about o'clock She
was walking through Monroe street when
at the corner OF Fourth a coIored man
grabbed her by the ankle. throwing her
10 tho sidewalk She screamed and scram-
bled to her feet. The colored man was a
few feet from her and was Kicking an
umbrella which she carried about in the
street.
Her scream attracted the attention Of
Frederick c. Dunn and William Galh-
.,her and they shouted 10 the colored man.
Al that the negro made off and Dunn fol-
lowed him.
In Adams street between Third and
Fourth. Dunn found Patrolman McDan-
ne 70 whom he pointed out the negro.
The policeman started for the man but he
began TO run Tho officer chased him
down Adams street and caught him be-
fore he had gone very far. The negro de-
clsred his innocence and called upon the
Lord to vindicate him. Mcdaniel look the
negro 10 the police station where he was
locked up.
Coston told the court that he did not
remember anything about the matter.
Deputy Judge Ioslyn in imposing sentence
said that the offense was serious and that
complaints had been made Of late TO the
police regarding 10 the moiestation OF
women by negroes. According to PATROL
man Mcdaniel the description OF coston
taiiies with that OF a negro who has been
making repeated attempted assaults upon
women in that neighborhood-
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
WAWASET TRIBE
HAS CELEBRATION

Wawaset Tribe, No. g. Independent or
der Of Red Men. gave an entertainment
last evening in its hall at Henry Clay
to more than 600 members and friends.
Among those who took part I'm the pro-
gram of vocal and instrumental music
were the following.
John Russell. Mrs. s. Ferguson. Harry
Russell. Joseph Scott. George Ntzhugh,
Harris Harrison. Miss Mammie Moore
and Miss Madeline Jones.
The Rev, William II. Laird OF Christs
church. offered tho opening prayer and
speeches on the aim OF the order were
delivered by Everett Jones. Past sachem
OF Hlcwatha Tribe, and William II.
Ferguson. Past Great Sachem OF Wawaset
Tribe. Mr.. Ferguson was chairman Of the
committee Of arrangements. At the close
Of the program a collation. was served.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
PENNSY TABOOES
CARD PLAYING

Notices which the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company has posted in its buildings
In Columbia Pa. that card playing will
no longer be allowed. on the companys
property. have not been posted in the
company's buildings in this city and it
IS not known by the local officials whether
the company will take similar action here
or not.
The notices were posted in Columbia
yesterday and caused good deal of CONF
ment among the employees. II was the GUS
tom for men waiting their turn TO go out
to engage in playing cards. When the
matter was referred 10 a local official
Of the company this morning he said that
he had heard n,.hing of IL and could not
tell whether the same prohibition OF card
playing would reach here.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
WILL PROBE
SECRET SERVICE
Senate Intends to Put an End
to the System Of
Espionage
SLEUTHS WATCH THE
DOINGS OF PUBLIC MEN
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. -. G., Dec iS-Re.
fore the end of the present Congress
the Senate intends, according to a de-
claration made to-day by one OF
its prominent members. 60 put a COM
plete stop to the system OF espionage
that has been maintained ovor persons
in public life through officers of the
secret service
That Is the ultimate object sough,
TO be attained, ne said. by the refer
ence to the appropriation committee Of
that part of the Presidents message
dealing with tho secret service.
1t is declared that under the presem
administration the surveillance Of men
in public lifo and outside. has becon,e
almost as offensive as anything even
reported from Russia, ond It Is thS
purpose Of tho senate leaders 10 enact
legislation which will conhne tho oper.
ations OF the secert service to its lcgiti
mate use namely. the detection and
prevention of counterfeiting and Other
crimes against the United states cur
rency.
II is expected that tho first step VIII
be 10 expose fully the business In
MIlAM AAif FflNAAN litiH RN'H AHkhN'h
and then to draft the desired legisla
tiOn.
Senator Hale, acting chairman Of the
appropriations committee. has not yet
selected the members of the sub-com
mitteo, which is to conduct the investi
cation into this subject which was
authorized 10y the Senate Wednes
day.
II is understood that the names on
the subcommittee viii be announced
Immediately after the holidays. Sena.
tor Hemeway (Rep.. Ind is spoken 0i
as the probable chairman.
The investigation viii he conductcn
on broad lines. Not only will Chief
Wilkie. OF the secret service, be called
upon TO testify. but several Of his
operators will also be required 10 tell
Of their industrial work
Comptroller Traccwell, OF the Treas
ury Department will be asked wha'
expenditures have been authorized tol
detective work In any branch Of the
government, and Il is possible that 8
call may be made for the aouchers.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18

Richard Coston. colored was sentenced
TO a years Imprisonment in the county
Jail and TO pay a fine OF 500 and costs
by Deputy Judge Joslyn in City Court
this morning on charge Of assault and
battery upon young white woman The
colorod man was arrested after Patrolman
Horace MCDANIEL had chased him down
Adams street Coston acted I'm a frenzied
manner after his arrest and called on the
Lord to descend in tho form Of a dove and
assert his innocence.
Miss Catherine Schneider. a pretty
young white woman living at Fifth and
jackson streets. was going to her home
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
BLEW OPEN SAFE,
BUT GOT LITTLE

B' United Press Leased Special Wire
PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. 1S-A posse is
securing the country about Portland to-
day TO capture a band of robbers. who
late last night held up the Chicago-Port-
land Special on the oregon Railway and
Navigation Co. The robbers Tagged the
train six miles outside Portland Keep
ing the trainmen covered with revolvers,
they forced them to cut off tho express
car and run ahead with IT, The safe i'm
tho express car was blown open and the
contents taken
According to an official report the safe
contained only packages Of little value
and the total is not expected 10 reach a
significant amount There were four mem
bers Of the gang
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
SAY MAN STOLE THAT
BRIDE MIGHT HAVE MONEY

OXFORD. Dec. 1S.-In order TO give
his bride OF a week money with which
TO buy Christmas presents. 1S-year-old
Walter Russell, Of Hopwell. according
to the police. stole S11 from poor
washerwoman. who had saved the
money for weeks to pay taxes upon the
little home which she and her aged
husband had gotten together by years
Of hard work. AS result Russell and
his wofe are spending their honey
moon i'm iail.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
INSANE PATIENTS
WERE ENTERTAINED

Talent from Dockstader's Theatre again
gave an entertainment at the state Hos
pital for Insane at Farnhurst to-day.
The entire bill given at the local play
house was presented at tho hospital and
was much enjoyed by the inmates and
also the attendants.
Following the performance superinton-
dent Hancker furnished a dainty lunch-
con FOR the players The latter enjoyed
tho trip as much as the inmates did the
show.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
WRIGHT BREAKS
AEROPLANE RECORD

Bv United Press Leased spocial Wire
LEMANS. Dec 1S.--Wilbur Wright to-
day broke the distance record FOR aero
planes with "a flight OF 81 i-2 metres in
ono hour. 50 minutes and 50 seconds.
The flight was made In competition for
the Micheln prize of 2o,ooO francs. which
win go to Wright unless another aero
pianist beats to-days mark before the end
of the year.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
Truants, Parents Fined.

CHESTER. Dec. 1S.-Determined TO
enforce the compulsory education law,
the Chester Board Of Education,
through their attendance Office, arrest
ed John L. Broomall. Halle Pyott and
Alfred Johnson. children who failed to
attend school the required number Of
days. The parents of the truants were
fined and warned If the children were
not kept in school they would be plac-
cd in a reformatory.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
BLIND MAN GETS
IN FRONT OF AUTO

CHESTER. Dec. 1S.--D Howard
Mullin. a blind piano tuner. whose
home is in 81. Clair. Pa, was struck
by DR. J. r. Carey's automobile while
walking along the Chester pike, near
Prospect Park. The scared and sight
less pedestrian jumped directly in
front OF the automobile.
Mullins right ankle was broken and
he was injured internally; but the hos
pital physicians think he will recover.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
wEArHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1s.-The
principal storm is now eentered over
the lower lakes and secondhand dis
turbanee in the west gulf region. The
indications are for generally fair
weather. preceded by rain or snow in
the northeaster states, as the storm
continues it's movement down the St.
Lawrence valley.
Forecast till p. M, Saturday;
For Delaware-Rain this afternoon,
generally fair tonight end Saturday;
colder; fresh westerly winds.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
thinks Hes an ETHIOPIAN.

WEST CHESTER Dec. 1S.-About
200 members Of Washington Camp. No.
-or - o. s. Of A.. attended a "geog
raphy bee" in the lodge room. and
there was merry time. one fellow
who has been out OF the school for
n,ar'- ------ and who had forgotten
his geography. when asked to which
race he belonged. answered "Ethio-
plan" amid shouts OF laughter.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
shs poesn,t Want divorce.

DOVER. Dec. 1S.-Although afraid OF
her recently married husband, and in
voking the aid of the laws of Della
ware to protect her from his therats,
Mrs. James c. Salisbury, nee Russell.
Of this town. denied the Natement
that she is applying or viii apply for
divorce from her husband
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
Henry 2. Mullen Dead.

Henry F. Mullen. aged 4S years.
brother of William ID. Mullen. Jr.
president Of the William d Mullen
Company, wholesale grocers. died at
Roanoke. Va. on Tuesday The body
was brought here yesterday and sent
10 Delaware City for interment.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
Came Home, But No House.

CHESTER. Dec. 1s.-While the fam
lily Of William Griffen were absent from
home someone set their house nfire,
the dwelling being completely destroy
ed. The Griffens did not know Of their
loss until they returned.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
Hermit Dead bal Hut.

WEST CHESTER. Dec. 1S-Alone
in the little hut in the woods in which
he had lived, Daniel w. Canler was
found dead in the Valley Hills. a vic
tim of neglect and exposure. He was
unmarried and about so years Of age.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
Revard For Good Traok.

Section Foreman George Walker Of
Dagsboro. was highly elated when he
received a check for $50 from the
Pennsylvania Railroad for having the
best kept track on Division 3. Each
Of his men received a substantial pre-
sent from him.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
Violated State Veterinary Rules.

WEST CHESTER. Dec. ls.-For
moving cattle over the public road
without permit from tho state Veter-
mary Department. Joseph Nidovsky was
arrested on com yIaint Of Dr John d.
DeRonde for violating the regulations
Of the department. and Magistrate Rus
sell imposed a fine OF $3.50.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
Doo Attaoks Boy.

RISING sun. Dec. 1s.-David Glack-
en-. passed a bulldog gnawing a bone.
The animal hit tho boy in the right
eve
Evening journal., 1908-12-18

Farmer Breaks Arm.
G. NJ Short Of near Ellen dale. fell
from his hay NOV yesterday and broke
,i- -f~Nt arm.
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
To Our
Advertisers

Advertising copy for the Christ
mas editions Of THE EVENING
JOURNAL is now being received.
To insure the advantage Of posi-
ton, advertisers are requested to
get their ad copy in as early as
possible.
Space can now be engaged and
it will be reserved.
The Advertising
Department
Evening journal., 1908-12-18
Shop Early

Buy your Christmas presents earIy-esrlY
In the day and early during ihe month.
That will be your biggest gift Of fhe holi-
days 10 the workers behind the counters
and on delivery wagons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
en- Joma.G vflon.

q
80 goauingsbuie bIep bemoIcreoe
% ct bolpt Quinn StaIobpgnineer
soeIagte i en- Chiffon, iom tiolig ON
Iorgeren ben 1Soe os. giGiteoe bcn
sitIige llofant al Siour Gitp. Slere
Reuneifer bleu ogiaa ifabeoe, ct al
benz mlIigenS bsoelig.
Irs. Iattie 9. Somes Saanings.
bus / 3Grbe0eu al 8%reenpile bleo
of Stormen lsftet op | Sltfteu %
ilpnget neo | en- Rapin. De ire Ser.
Toner, iom befaubt iis moe / Sriet,
nemIig Wrs. Some, CHARLES Gilman
os Charles 9onbin, blep nIporlig
ifaoeoe, % oct bar rent ct Huber, at
De life ole tire blep iIaoeoe libel.
9~pgnineen ipIintreSeS / Stiimper og
Stpffer.
Sreb 3emarenpiIle8 gooningsbuS
NOR Ntorniugiioe fptteoeS 90 500
bort fra @rlnomireu. Gre 9roer er
neoblpite og al @rsoe / Gpflonens
Sci i~uloit9ubig ruinerct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
en- uIvffcsfat.

en- fort Snt nteo z SGer paa bier
Sab fom for en- Sio iiben - @uoerne
ttaa bloc bborfra - til elmer 9lap.
tons Sarm / Smegren al 8aterburp
/ gonnectihit og bar ii6eu life p9ret
at fororine oerfra. Den opoageoes
isrite Gang iiooenoe oppe paa Ssffa.
bet / &isffenet, ba Dtr. CLAYTON ITO.
Zig ON Worsenen fom oerinb for at
gisre op Slo | &omfpren. Sa Seat.
ten fit gie paa bam, iatte Den me6 ct
p9I6igt gpr to9rS isiennem en- al
8iuouesruberne; men Sarmeu bar
Den life naret at iorulaa til at for.
la6e.
Siben Den ~m9rfelige &ats mpitiife
Silipnefomit er mango lllgtfer inc.
trufte paa Sarmen; mango Of Mtr.
Glaptons Sons, en- So og en- Salp
osoe for BAN; bans Ssn bar brpffet
armert, og bans Spigermor, Der Iaa
osbsipg, er bIeuen fuIbIteuoig frtit
iaien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
Poituoiieterne.

Zen t2te aorIige Ssitoperiiat for
@gneue Iangs Rortb-8 eiteru.g ancu
oeitenfor 8irona, Minr, er uetop
ofientligaiort og er meeet optimiitiif.
8eirforboloene ben iioite lge bar
opret parmere og minore r~cgnfrlbe
emo DC foreeaaenoe Tiger iioeu oeu
25oe Ipril. og oct er graopis be.
gpnot at bIi oormere meo fiin Ell Ell.
felt goo 8eguifl,r / 2sbet al De iioite
6 Gage.
@eirct bar oGret fortrinIigt for De
imna Gorniortcrs gebfommcnoe, me.
get beore emo ON oct bapoe bGret
oormere; sc bar berfor giort raife
Sremifrtot 90 Itaar operor6entIta
goot. WoisfornetS Bert bar oGret
langiommere, men err betpoelig l9n.
gere iremme, emo oct bar poo oenne
Si6 forrige Inr.
SioIiaiaaet Sabre bar oIereoe be-
gpubt at ifpoe Gr og tiolig facet
Spc6e at brpoe frem. 8reoen / lin
Selbeo er iaaleoes minoit TO Tiger
l9ngerc iremme emo flor pnn inmme
Sio og itaur oesuoeu beore, emo Den
gloroe 0a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
DaIeforbereoeIie

s anIebning De foreitaaenSe Tii.
nicipaIoalg / gandma, Der truer meS
at forauIeoige blooige Sptsier, bar
"Snfel Som", / fin @genifa6 of Gil.
lepiitrepubIifeus Sormpnoer truffet
iaa fraftige 5orbereoeIier til Sroe.
mems os gaIsfribeSens S%pretboIoeIie,
at De bioiise Gpre oiI gisre flogeit /
at boloe Jig pent | Sftuoet.
Gen langs SanalarlRgeet itdtto.
nerebe aioeIing al Observation-Disclosures oil
en- al De fsrite 9ase bIiDe betp6eIig
ioriterfet, ioet Der nemIig al Bro.
iiSeuten er uoitebt Srbre til afien6el.
len al en- Stnrte paa 800 Ran6 til.
9isie Sropper embarfereoe | Scr.
bags og Senoass paa De TO artgs.
ifibe, Tom ifal transporter Dem Ger.
neo, og oeutes of nad geitemmelies.
itebet ben 266e Sunni - to Sage fsr
8aIgene fin6er Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23
On aoelie 2lrbeiosmano

Hifolai &orpf, Der | en- IGngere
Sio bar ituoet / 8aSielifabets 3ieue.
ite | Ierioen. Conn, er / oisie 9oge
afreiit til HiiSiiif YoIen for at frppe
fin arp, ba ban er oen retmGsiige
Baron aorpi og arnine til ct @oos
poo Here bunoreoe hlien acres.
Sans Snfel er fornplig 900 barn.
Los, ina baaoe bans 8itel og Coos
ifslge Den Der giGIoenoe arpeIop iii.
fnIber bam. aorpf er Ell 6annet og
oplpit Iono. roeramineret fra 6rieo.
burg %llnioeriitet og fom til amerifa
paa 8ritno af en- Strio meo fine
Sl9gtninger. San bar nreget popli.
IGr og aiboIot blanbt fine aamerater
/ Werioen paa 8ritno al lit oemotra.
tiife og Iigefremme 89ien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-06-23

fore Greer repes op meb Roo euer
ribbebes for babe Sop % 9rene.
Sarmere, iom no paa aftereu Tom
inb til 9pen. beretter, at Strsget
menem @aItbam / @otper Gountp
os Saptparb | Sreeboru Gourtp er
Iagt fuIoitenois soc. Sffe iaa meset
iom ct srsnt gIab itaar isien, ioet
Saelene pioifebe al 9rsoe iIloitGn.
Dig neo | Sorben.
Seiaa | Monfato buierebe Stor.
men fnIt oa anrettebe mesen Sfaoe
paa Greer, Sitstoge, Selegrai. oe
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