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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-01
w.fe Gives 10 Home.

Arson Is said 10 have lost about $50
900 IN his billiard hall venture that
ended three years ago. In his pros
porous days ne had decided the home
over 70 his wife. Virginia. and she
consented 10 the mortgage 70 aid him
IN the enterprise. In recalling his bust
ness failure Pop had only this COM
ment:
failed because l didn't make
money
But Pop isn't all in by long shot
added the veteran player and manager.
If Pop knows anything it's baseball.
1 may say one thing, and that is, Arson
never carried any rotten team about
this country. And from the looks Of
things in both National. and American
lea CUES there is need for mar who
has such record.
won't get personal. but may
get back in the game. l made a sue
cess Of it while was a, it, and I be-
lieve I can do it again. And I may
get big league team soon. On the
other hand I may accept a vaudeville
offer 1 turned down $3.50 week
short time ago. but the syndicate may
come up and I'll contract for monolog-
ing.
Can't Keep Him Down.
You can't keep good man down.
so just say that I'll get along som chow.
warned Pop not to go into bus
mess. said Mrs. Arson. But il is all
right now I'VE had nay little cry and
we will give up the home when it's
called for. We've lived here tweney-
six years. tho-all thru Pops prosper
Gus days-and, of course, it's hard to
have to leave. But Arson is in good
health and SO long as that is the case
Well get along all right.
The only trouble with Pop, as the
average successful broker would sum
it up, is hes been too honest and easy
going He has treated everybody
squarely but hasn't got square treat
ment in return y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-01
In the Police Court

W A. Goodrich, arrested for vagran-
cy, and John Mccartney, arrested for
being drunk by Constable Morse were
sent to Jail for two days by Justice
Millard this morning.
Russell Brown, John Bell, Beck and
George kaseman, who were arrested
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-01
UNION c. z. MEETING.
Rev. 8. e. Ellis Delivers Address OF
DWIGHT L. Moody

union Of Christian Endeavor Societies
was held at the Baptist church Tues
day evening. The principal address of
the evening was by Rev. S. Z. Ellis,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-01

for vasrancy by Constable Reed, We're
al sent 10 Jail for iwo days by Justice
Peek Tuesday evening.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-05-20
News of Excelsior.

Excelsior, May ia good many OF
our farmers are thinning cotton this
week while the weather continues a
little cool.
Mr.. Ira Mates, of Columbia, is Wis
iting. at his fathers homie here.
Grain in this section has come out
wonderfully since the rains, but the
grain as g general thing will be short
Mrs. J. C. Cook has been spending a
few days with her son, Mr.. P. S. Cook,
and family, of Columbia.
Mrs. Banks, of Whitmire, is spend
ing some time with Mrs. J. D. Stone,
who has been very sick.
Mr.. Jacob Singley and Miss Annie
singley have been visiting friends in
Utopia section.
The automobile boys are in this Sec
ton now on afternoons working the
public road, much to the delight of the
travelling public.
Prof. Aumerle Singley, who taught
the Cross Road school, near Chaplin,
the past year has recently been re-
elected to teach the school another
year.
Mrs. Ernest Addy, of Saluda coun-
ty, has been over on visit to her
fathers family, Mr.. J. D. Stone.
Glad to see Mr.. j. M. Schumpert out
again after his long spell of sickness.
Sunday school will meet Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, and at 4 o'clock
we will have preaching by the Rev.
Ira S. Caldwell. Public cordially in
vited to the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Kinard spent
Tuesday with his brother, Rev. Jas. D.
Kinard, and family, of Newberry.
On account of Old Folks day in
Grace church, Prosperity, Rev. ]. A.
Sligh will hold his service at Bachman
Chapel church at o'clock in the aft
ernoon instead of II a. n1., so he and
others can attend old folks dav in
! Prosperity. Sigma. =.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-05-20
SCrNTILLATI0NS.
By Squibs.

One man who went to Chappells on
business Wednesday wouldn't stay all
night because he said if the comet
struck anywhere at all it would be at
Chappells, as there is where cyclones
and other such things hit.
+
A citizen dreamed that he had the
comet wrapped up in piece Of paper.
+
They stood on the bridge at mid
night, the watch was ticking the hour,
but no comet rose over the city from
behind dark church tower.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-05-20
NAL addresses were delivered at these

nal addresses were Qel1VeTeu dL tueoe
points.
Columbia was reached at 8 o'clock.
The party attended the baseball game
as the guests Of the Columbia cham
Der of commerce and a delightful re-
ception was rendered at RidgeWood
club in the afternoon by the cham
Der of commerce and the automobile
association.
A fine run was made by the cars on
the homeward journey via Batesburg.
Supervisor Langford, Of Lexington,
was seen along the route, and he said
that very shortly he is going to move
his force and build the Lexington road
from the Newberry line to Richland.
The thanks of the Newberry party
are due Secretary c. Wardlaw Moor
man for his untirng efforts in their
behalf. If he can get some OF his en-
thusiasm and his readiness for hard
work into the people of Lexington,
and little more interest in the people
of Columbia generally, it would not be
a big pob to build the highway. New
berry's part of the highway is going
to be built, but it can never be a cap
ital-to-county highway via Chaplin un-
til some work is done on the Lexing-
ton roads. It would not take a great
deal of work to put the Lexington
roads in good shape, but at present
they are bad, to say the least. The
foundations for good roads are there
however, and the cost would not be
great.
If Lexington does not get busy,
Newberry can tap the Augusta Co
lumbia highway at Batesburg, CIV
ing a fine road to Augusta and Aiken
and southern points, and also a fine
road to Columbia. But NeWberry
wants the assistance of Lexington in
building the highway straight to Co.
lumbia, and Newberry wants Colum-
bia follow the lead Of her energetic
secretary of the chamber Of commerce
and put more enthusiasm into the ef-
fort and help Newberry urge Lex
ington to pull together with Newber-
ry. ...-s">f r.. I'M.
The worst part Of the Lexington
road is a stretch. of several miles
about Is miles this side of Columbia.
The road is bad principally along this
stretch for the reason that instead OF
providing bitches for adequate drain
age, brakes are thrown up across the
road. There is good bed, and with
a. little, permanent work and some
adeouate drainage, the roads could
be put in fine shape. ...~ ...... -.
The only thing needed now is a
concert of action. Laurens is build
ing her part of the highway, and has
a. good portion of it completed. The
Newberry supervisor is at work, and
Newberry's part of the highway is be-
ing built. What's the matter with
I exington? And let's have little
more Columbia enthusiasm.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-05-20
Grandma's' View.

"The engineers find Gatun Dam
safe," read Mr.. Jones from his news
paper headlines to grandma, knitting
at the other side of the table. well"
she said, looking up over her glasses
in panied surprise, "I don't know
anything about the safety Of Gatun,
but T think family newspaper
oughtn't to use such language in
print -Emporia Gazette.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-05-20

against those coming in who were un-
worthy. There ought to be freight
committee to receive complaints, and
to take up the complaints which were
just with the proper authorities. Bet
ter market facilities should be kept
constantly in view.
"Get together; lay aside personal
prejudice and likes and dislikes; unite
on one thing; adopt some slogan of
your own and keep it constantly be-
fore the people," he concluded.
Mr.. Woods address was practical
and to the point, and it will prove all
inspiration to all who heard him, and
of lasting benefit not only to his aud
ience but to the others who will be
reached through those who heard him.
Mr.. Wood was followed by Mr.. E.
3. Adams, secretary of the GreenVille
chamber of commerce, who succeed
ed Mr.. Wood as secretary of that or
ganization when Mr.. Wood resigned to
accept a similar position with the
Spartanburg chamber Of comerce. He
gave an outline of the work in Green
vile, where everybody had pushed, he
said, and no spokes in the wheel had
been broken. Cooperation he urged
as a prerequisite to success.
Secretary c.. Wardlaw Moorman, of
the Columbia chamber of commerce,
extended a cordial invitation to the
good roads party to be the guests Of
the Columbia chamber of commerce
and Of the automobile association in
Columbia on the occasion of their
visit to Columbia on Tuesday. He was
followed by Mr.. P. w. Mcclure, Sec
retary of the Merchants Credit asso-
citation of Greenwood, who delivered
an interesting and valuable address
outlining the plan which had been
followed in Greenwood in building up
the commercial organizations of that
city.
DR.. Geo. Y. Hunter, president of the,
chamber of commerce of Prosperity
said that he had come to Newberry to
hear rather than to talk The meeting,
he said, had been an inspiration to
him. He urged that we get rid of the
knockers greatest obstruction we
have. Newberry was as good town as
there is in the State, and the county
as prosperous, but possibly it was not
developed as much as it ought to be.
A prosperous rural community made
prosperous town. He made strong
good roads talk, and pledged the
hearty cooperation Of the people of
Prosperity and the surrounding COM
munity in building up the roads, and
in helping along the forward move
ment inaugurated by Newberry-.s
In addition to DR.. Hunter, MesSrs.
H. J. Rawl and J. D. Quatlebaum were
in attendance from Prosperity, COM
ing with DR.. Hunter in his automobile,
driven by Mr.. Jerome Harmon.
The visitors to Newberry on Mon
day were entertained with genuine
Newberry hospitality. Following the
drive around the city on Monday aft
ernoon, at which time Newberry col
lege, Willowbrook park, and other
points were visited, the president of
the Newberry chamber of commerce,
and the representatives from the COM
mercial bodies of the neighboring ci-
ties who had reached Newberry at that
time were entertained at dinner by
Mr.. E. H. Aull The visitors left New
berry pleased with their trip here and
with the success of the meeting.\
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Spirit of the Territorial Press
And Others
Fair From Republican Standpoint.
And Others

Let us not forget that this pa
per has urgently advocated non
partisan and business like con-
stiutional convention. And We
may moreover bear in mind that
any move to make a political
scamble out of the organic act
to be framed for the government
OF the new state can bring moth
ing but evil from any standpoint
from which it may be considered.
Let the party be whichever t
may that should control.
And still let the party which
undertakes to make it political
division have the responsibility.
-Albuq. Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Contrast To Republican Party.

Premier Asquith is grievously
embarrassed by the difficulty he
has found n carrying out his
campaign pledges, British states
men have not yet succeeded in
making popular over there the
idea of the American politician
that campaign promises ought
not to b e considered seriously
after the election.-Ariz. Republi-
cau.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Fire at Cliffs.

Flagstaff 7 h e government
ranger cabin a Cliffs burned
completely early last Monday
morning. The fire was originat
ed by a spark from the mill
smoke stack which was blown
underneath the house and famed
into a flame by the wind.
Ranger W. A Campbell and
wife were occupying the cabin at
he time Of the fire. They sue
ceeded n saving nearly all of
their household goods, though
the frame shack went up i n
smoke in a few minutes after the
fire was discovered. .-Coconino
Sun.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
"Rhino" Fight Preferable.

The political interview which
Roosevelt side-stepped from pro
badly had tOdo with the Pinchot
affair. T he San Francisco
Chronicle says the ex-president
will be wanted in that fight, but
the chances are that he would
prefer an encounter with a white
rhino.-Albuq. Journal,
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Seldom Find EN- Now.

Find me a true friend, and l
will give you patriot; find me
a patriot, and will give you a
man who loves not his country
for office, but for It's own welfare F"
Yet, there is no reason why any
official should not be that kind
of a man and there are many OF
them, who are true and ever
watchful as nublic officials.-Al-
buq. Trib Citizen.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Preogatives OF The Great.

Thomas Jefferson would not
testify at the trial of Aaron Burr
and William Howard Taft will
not appear before the Ballinger
Pinchot committee. Such are the
prerogatives of the great ones
o f the earth. Let Clifford and
Achilles fight out as best they
may the sympathies of the presi-
dent will go to the one who de-
serves it t h e most.-Phoenix
Gazette.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Making Vice Presidency Attractive.

A movement is now on foot to
erect residence in Washington
for the vice president. Not a bad
idea that. We must do some
thing to make the job less odious
in the estimation of men we are
compelled to unload the nomina
tiOn On.-HOuston Post.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Needs A. Shave.

Col. ]. Ham Lewis says he
needs no prophetic eye to see
Democratic vitory in 1912. We
don't know anything about the
prophetic eye, but we are con-
vinced that what ]. Ham Lewis
needs is shave.-St Paul Dis
patch.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Time To Squelch Hitchcock.

The announcement by Frank
Hitchcock that h e i S through
with politics for good and all is
pleasing news to thepublic. The
postmaster generals activity
has been the subject Of much
criticism m-Los Angeles Express.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
UnnecesnariIv Mean.

1t was decidedly mean tor the
cross-examining lawyer to bring
out the fact that Mr.. Moe, who
carried the bribe money to dis
tinguished legislators in Albany
had been the superintendent of a
Sunday-school.-Ariz. Democrat.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Hope It'll Be Soon.

When all t h e theorists have
done with accounting for the in
creased cost o f living perhaps
some practical man will come
along and show a way 70 get the
figures back to normal dimen-
sions again.-Nogales Oasis.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Out OF Touch.

Colonel Roosevelt says that he
will not discuss politics because
he has lost touch with the out
side world. We hasten to assure
Theodore that we have never
lost touch of him.-Phoenix Ca
Zette.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12
Goat Exit Deplored.

March came in like lamb and
we hope it do not go out like a
at-COcOnino Sun.
The Winslow mail., 1910-03-12

] c. Hickey, stenographer for
Chief Dispatcher Ball, will spend
Sunday at Ash Fork.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Wtapem CT MteQen I bet nteateifeltge 2egette.
Gmbper joni ioriomuter pette pi9tise Organ
Ct pem perite Tienoe moo Jig ielp.

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onSrs Gpaoumme, Ion er en- 5slee berat iaaiom: Geru.
pdtet. 6ierteflap, 6alsbrenoe, Seunlesbeo, Soinnrlel.
heb. Stpg Manbe, 6as | Wapen. CpblGfbeo, Cab al
Nppetit, Sreg Seper, Aanbeli9 Eeotrpftbeo, Srnerter
runot Wlapen, Spfatelie eiter Maaltioer, Srre Spitso,
pip., lab mig ienbe Gem en- 35 Gent Bafte al mine Wtape
Tablets irt, iOm ueiteu / etbpert 3tliGlbe ol brtnse BE
blittelis 2imorins.
Sntet furlauses for ben ierie 80 Gent Hatte, bperfen M
.eIer ienere. Mdt 5prinaal er at i~nirobucere oisie Tablets
operalt blanbt benz ipm Iibsr al 8pspepfa, ps ieg er iitter
paa, at Tuiinber al 9ibenoe ienere pl tatfe mig fpr at pa
braat bette Mtbbel til bsres Notits.
De mango stubeialinser, iom ies bar oiier, at bisie
Mape Tablets life fan bi ppertrufre. @n Serre ira 81.
Souls Sfriper, at be turereoe bans 9uitrI eItsr at bun bnpoe
paret plaset / tppe Gar. s Sinsoale, Nsont, turersoe De
en- Dame eier at bun baube pRret plaget l~po'p9'tpoe
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saebe bans @ast iemien Iuno. @n Serre ira &tnnepe9
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ban bapbe pGret ips / ote Gar, foruo bapoe ban bapt i'm
IRape ~ubpaifet ct Soretasenbe, ipni nRlen or9bte BAN.
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at bisie Tablets iierneee hans Sierieflap. @n Dame fra
Baltimore iprtaler, al bisie Tablets siorpe benpe mere
ooot. enb npaet anoet, ION bun ipr bapbe bruot. Mnnge
andre Iilf9lber tan napnes, blanbt benz YeriOner, ipui bar
libt al Gas @apen, Spunlssbeb, Cab al appetit gterpps,
beb. riprcselispeb, pin.
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laa ipripm life 3eres Wiape. QUIT paa, at ben er oct
melt betppninssiuloe Organ | bet ueuneitetge 2sssne. ior
paa pens girfnins er be leeemlise Cs aauoeIise SilltnnOe
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
mtacpuHir.

Barn brnfncr peS aenpiba. @i.
liam u. Seniens 6.aarige 9attct
orllfneoe iibite Ssnoae peo SenoiGa,
ioet bun CLEO uooper ben iteile greh.
Nr. Senien err &aptein peo @rano-
pGIenet ser / gpen.
SranS / @aibbnrn. SIb ubbr6t
forrige ltge / 9atabrofe & Slios
IsbeIbutif / @aibburn, oe belle ben
bosre Gel al Ben itpre gpaning FAM
en- nGrIiggenoe Stalobpgnins bIer
goelogt.
Sanaturinm Ifal bbgges. Gbippe.
ma Sprinas Sanotoriilm So. err mel
en- aapitaI al $4,000 organiieret
Chippewa Sails. og ct fort Sanatp.
rium bill itrdr bIipe opfsrt peo De be.
rsmte SonofiIoer / IGrbeoen al
9pen.
granb | Heb Glifie. S Ieo GIiiic
neobrGrote Den 21be bs. Yaul
Weitbtes 9utifsbpening, 8eS @liift
9umber Cos 8ontorbpening %
Toitfontoret Jolt foraariaaeoe a
Cab al benimo6 $4,000. Oct Inf.
febes 100 MpnS at f%orbinore SIocn
fra at iprebe fla til De uoitrotte Ga.
itetomter 90 0offerne. Der meIoes
ON StogbranSe ira iorifieaige Ste.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
aAtrhfunn

8ciolnte Siifere. G. 6. 9ettit o.
S. .. Coon, 9eputp Same 2Sa:-
oens, reiite forIeoen op til Smegncn
al Green Ban, bpor enoel 5iifere
fra @isconiin iogbes at bride lilop.
ligt Sifferi. Siiferne bleo tagne paa
ferlf @ierning, og Eettit gift opcr /
beres guao og toe ben / geiiooelie,
meoens @oop forblep / oereS egci
gaao for meb en- Srosie at bugierc
Saneiten mo til 9pen. Ga man iaa
blot par TONNE u~noerpeis, bug imi6-
lertio Siiferne Sl9betntget oper
meo en- OR, penote fin 9aoo ON.
firing % pileoe burtie | Retning a.
Mnrinette, og Sen I%taffels Sam"
8aroen Dor en- biGlpelss Sarge
blonbt Dem. Sc bapbe BOG benpttet
fsrite 2eiligbeo til at blipe al meo
bom, ibet be boooe iat bam al poa
Gen Chambers, bpor Der beIoigpis
Dor noele andre Siifere, Tom loo
bam faa oct no~openbigite til 9ipeis
SpboIo, inotiI ban enoelig fit InIeb.
Ming til at fomme tilbaqe til Gipi.
Iiiationen. Sc briitige SiIfere bal
man iioen life ieet noget til.
Gn inS6rinsenSe G%ienSumsret. =
&elpeenam Gountp eieoe for nogcn
Sio tiIbage oct Sanb, bporpaa Ocn
itore Iragon Sermine er beliggenDe.
s Sertiaarene blep Gountperne Sc.
penam og Sougbton al Stoten opei.
oraeet en- 2anOitrGfning paa getin.
aeIie al at en- Sci ~anlagoes giennenl
Gountperne. &epeenom Gonntp bar
imiolertib / Sengefnibe, boorfor
2anoet bIep ioIgt for bpao Seien TO.
iteoe, nemIig til 60 Gents pr. Icre.
100 Icres tilfalot en- al De Son'
trafterer, Scr bapbe anlogt ocn
nGpute Sci, % paa bette Sanoltptte
blep Der nogen Sio eiter giort rigc
Sernfunb. Ger iiges, at SanoetS
Giere / 9sbet at De gar, oa Wfinelt
bar p9ret i Drift, bar m%obtaset oper
21b 1ilion Collars iom i'm Inoel,
og bapSe aemeenarp County bebolot
bette 9an6, pil0e SnbtGgterne oerai
p9ret nof iii at betale ole Sfatter
og enooo pGret en- goo Slump i9iet
8asien. Iineeienoommen blep |
1901 fisbt at llniteo States Stecl
Corporation, ser betaIte balponoen
@inion Souors for Den, og oesuoen
ertra for oft @aifineri o9 lloitpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Mnutuuu.

@arme @inSe anrctter Sfaoc. Gn
al De 9gte sammeloagie parme Bin.
De ira aaniaS feieOe belle 0agen oeu
20oe bs. ben ouer @lenoipe og Sun.
egn, 90 al gpIing blep ilemt afipiei,
ioet Sbermometret iteg fra "a III
100 8r. / Sfpggen. 8orrige lt,e
fit man oner bette Strsg ct goot
&egn, men oct befrpgtes mi, at Der;
parme Sino bar iot en- Chopper for
al Segetation % i betpoeIig @rao
ifabet aulingen. GnoeI al 9pbpJ.
ecrne er alerebe blepne mooIsie ca
taller ON at flptte sitouer igier, 90
De / mango SilfGlber life bor anoet
at ItoIe paa for tit SpboIo eiennc.n
fommenbe ginter emo bpao De
Sonmer fan aple.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

Sisrtet 9eberen os gprerne, iaa bet er let at fOritaa,
booriur iaa nesst er afb9nsis al en- perfeft 5urbstelie.
at ben er al npsen anoen Betpbnins. @ien bet er et Sat.
tuni, at paa ben iunbe 9ifanc al glapen sr 2esemeis
Selbreo Us Narius ~afbaneis. Suis Rapen life sr ifano
til at bebanole 5goen, lao ben pplsies, ba pil ben Wiab,
ion Ri ipiier urfe ion en- irrterenbe S%ubftanee, % niebens
ben siper mere srbsibe III 9armerne, 9eperen % @prerne,
uil ben sipe lioen eler insen Steering til 2eseret. Saa en-
geriun nrso en- ips URaue, enbitisut ban ipiier tilftretfelis,
fan ises at lutte.
@n Bog ON 9pspepfa neb Sluitrationer fra bet oirte.
ltge 2iu ieuoes %pprtoirit. 9enne Bog oil iprtele Dem oft
ON 9eres Sili9ibe.
Slip ub ben iplgenbe Coupon, ienb ben til mig rneb Seres
gauu us abresis % meb uafte 9pit pl De mOotass en- 35
Gent 8atfe frit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

N0MrAN NRN
Der | Sniegnen, og giesen Iigeer tpf
operaIt. Spis Der life mart inotra.
Der Negn bill Sitlationcn bliue al
porIig.
Sefjenbt Nanb rammct at Sol.
tilt. eIoon s. Gosiiodp, AZ Sur
gammel % SIN al forbenpGrenoc
CONNER ! Citizens Ssieiterct, bleo
2srbag rornimet al SoIitif, meoeas
ban orbeioeoe beo tit 2nnniteo ] 9rr-
beoen af Wooiions cg bsoe nogle Mi.
inter ienere. Mfosoe brep Sogfg-
rerforretning i Gbicogo og bar Src.
bag fommen op til Mabiion for at
taae SpboIo | fit 2nnoiteo beo Safe
Wenooto. San efterlaoer Zig Su-
itrn % to iiree Ssnner.
9nnif Spinbe bpr / Bear Grcef.
Wrs. Chr. Sonien osbe Den Soc
SUM ! fit Stem i Bear Greet eftcr
flere Raaneoers Sibelie al @apc.
frmft. Sun bapoe unberfaitet iig
flere Sperationer, men oct bite iiJ
til ingen Hptte. Miosbe Dor foot
ganbolm 9anmorf, | 1862 og foun
meo fine SorGIore til amerifa I
1870. 1880 blep bun gift meo CIR.
Sanien, Der tiuigemeo beres fem
Born operleper benSe. Gait. Seniea
fra @aupaca forretteoe peo 9egra.
peIien.
SbSe INN 2aubirpser. en- 2anb.
itrpger, iom forleoen bIep operpGlbet
al Seben | Gbippepa Sails og osbe
fort efter, er af 8a~nffasierer rs. 30.
Wc8onalo fra Mount 8ernon, e..
9of., blepen gienfienot iom grooe-
rem Oscar, Der i mango Iar bar libt
al ganorelpit os fIoffet ON fra SteS
til Steb. @foeoe, ser blep 46 Iar
gammel, bar en- 6annet Mano %
por tiaise baffer % intelligent AZ
ltoieenoe, men intet funoe bepGse
bam til at opgibe lit omflaffenoe
Sip. Sans Siem bar | Oolnno, 8.
9of., og 2iget blep al Sl9gtninse
braet oerben for at begrapes.
8ammclt Mfabemi ncolreses.-
Otter SO Iars @irfiombeo bill gfo.
bemiet peo geIoit College M bIipe
opbGpet, % bet iiOite alilo, beitaa.
enbe af IL @rabnenter, ubgif for.
rige llge berfra. Otter at Ssiiro.
lerne MI er blepne iaa alminbeligs
err oct gammeIbagie gfaOemi blepet
operfleoigt. 9enne iibite Masie
9raonenter beo geIoit College no.
mrrfeoe fig ~forreiten oeo / fin WiS.
te at babe Ell ltbIGnoing, Der for TIE
Inr iioen life fu1oe bberfen tale
ener ifripe ct eneite en9elif Orb, men
Tom MT ~tilfienbtes Triien for oen
beoite Gale | oct enaeIife Spros.
Sans Iapn err gaiilcios Geraaois.
oe paa famine Sio Tom ban bor It'll.
heret bar ban ogioa orbeibet ion;
Sterotppiit peo ct al 9pens gIabe.
s 2sbet at De TO iioIte gar bar ban
cnbpibere nnoerpiit en- &lasie peS
Goneget | 8r9if.