davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1917-04-02
U. 5. Gets S63.924
IN STOCK DIVIDEND
Money Due From c. & D.
Canal Company is
Awarded by Court
SUIT DISCLOSES
ENLIGHTENMENT

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals at Philadelphia, in an opinion
by Judge Mcpherson on Saturday.
sustained a verdict for S63 924 obtain
ed by the United States in the Federal
Court I'm Delaware against the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal Company.
the money representing dividends the
company declared on its stock in the
years 1873, 1875 and 1876. Many years
before the Government had acquired
stock I'm the company in order that
II might be in a more form ldable posi-
ton to provide national defense meas
ures, If necessary. and also for inter-
nal Improvements for our own COM
merce
II was not until November. 1911,
that the Government discovered that
these dividends. declared 3S years be-
fore, had never been paid to IL. An
inspection Of the comDany's files re-
vealed forged vouchers for the three
dividends, purporting to have been
signed by a Government officer, and
later a former employee Of the COM
pany admitted that he and the then
/ treasurer of the canal company had
embezzled a large sum of money dur
ing these years; that no notice Of the
dividends had been sent to the United
States, and that no payments had been
made to the Government up to the
time he left the company's employ In
| 1856
Evening journal., 1917-04-02
Strongly
; Recommended

Pain IS no respecter OF persons" says
DR.. Il. l.. AboRhdo. 1t knows no distinc-
ton OF race, creed or wealth. The pain OF
the man OF millions with his equity foot ~
Just as eNcruciating a. A. that OF the most
lowly citizen nursing his Jaw IN a frenzy OF
neuralgia. For the time being the one
thought uppermost in the minds OF both fs
that they would gladly give their all TO get
nd Of the pain.
The prominent symptoms OF most dis
eases are pain and fever and I have found
that anti-kamnia tablets are equally as
enective as fever reducers as they are as
pain relievere. Therefore, I'm any diseases
where pain or fever exist either separately
or together, anti-kamnta tablets have their
proper use. For instance have used them
Win most gratifying results In the treat
ment OF all kinds OF headaches. miRrnine
coryza, Ia grippe, and its after effects; al
sedative IN indigestion, rhstralgia, dys.
pepsia, hyateria and insomnia; as an anti.
pyretio IN intermittent. puerperal and
malaria fevers, bronchitis, pleurisy. etc.
and in acute and chronic neuralgins, ear
ache. toothhche, and the pains Of eciAtica
rheumatism and govt"
/ Aun.hhmnia tablets will quickly give yoJ
the desired relief. Obtainhbie IN any Quau,
uty desired. Ar for AK Tablets.
Evening journal., 1917-04-02
news Gossip IN
and ABOUT ELKTON
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ELKTON. Nd. April Paul E.
Gillespie, OF Port Deposit has enlist
ed in the United States Navy
The Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company has
appointed former Deputy Sheriff ia
cob II. Reynolds, Of ElktOn. TO the
police department OF that Company
The spring vacation Of the Tome
School for Boys, al Port Deposit. has
closed. and the school has re-opened
with the largest enrolment in its his
tory.
A chest ~ handsome silver has
been presented TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
J Hartnett. Of Elkton. by the Bar Of
Cecil County i'm honor Of their recent
wedding
william Andrew Brickley died al
his home In Rising Sun, on Wednes-
day, in his s5th year.
Or. Stanley Steele. OF Wilmington
has been spending a few days with
his mother. Mrs. Joseph f. steele, ol
Chesapeake City.
Miss Fannie Foard has returned
from p two months trip to Florida.
Elkton 10 Wilmington.
Mrs Augustus Tatman has return
ed to her home in Chesapeake City
after q visit TO Wilmington.
Taylor W Mckinney is at Atlantic
City. convaloscing from an attack Of
pneumonia.
Mrs. William J. Davis has been en-
Pertaining her sister, Miss May Steele
of Newark.
Omar d. Crothers spent this weei
In Newark. y. j. and New York.
J. A. Brown. OF Earlsville. spent to
day in Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murray, OF ltll
Mills. are visiting Wilmington friends
Mrs. Elizabeth Money. Of Appleton
celebrated her seth birthday anniver
sary on Saturday. She has three child
rem. ten grandchildren and seventeen
great grandchildren.
West Amwell Sunday School opene
for the summer season yesterday.
Spencer J. Weiant. Of Newark. \
j.. has been spending a few days VIII
Elkton relatives.
Mrs Mary B. Cleayer has returne
from q visit TO Baltimore kin.
Campbell Creswell. Of COwentowr
was an Elkton visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter OFT. OF Locus
Point, were Philadelphia visitors las
week.
Mrs. McNeal Dunbar. of Brooklyn
n. Y, is visiting Elkton friends.
Mrs. Charles Mearns. of North Eas
is visiting her daughter Mrs. j. J
Diggs, Jr., of Hagerstown, Nd.
Arthur Diebert has removed to BaI
timOre.
George z. Woodall has accepted
Evening journal., 1917-04-02
+CLAYMONT SECTION FEELS
TOUCH OF REAL PROSPERITY

Chester and its environs are becom-
ing OF more and more importance in
the expanding chemical business Of
the Philadelphia district. The brick
work on ten buildings at the General
Chemical Company's plant at Marcus
Hook is about completed. the average
height of these units Of the large plant
being four stories. The average width
is 100 feet, and their depth varies from
200 TO 600 feet Five of the buildings
will be occupied by the Baker-Adam
son Company. an affiliated concern Of
the General Chemical Company, now
at Easton
Claymont is taking its place as one
Of the most important manufacturing
| centers along the Delaware river. The
purchase Of six farms. or about 900
acres of land by the Worth Brothers
q Company gave n big impetus to the
movement which will put Claymont
on the map. II lis stated on good au-
thority that when the plant Is com
pleted and i'm full operation 10 will
employ from 5000 to 1000 men. At
/ the present time 300 men are employ
J ed about the grounds OF the concern
/ constructing the first of the many
buildings that will comprise the plant
The Benzol Company is another OF
/ the recent industrial additions 10 this
section of the country. This plant also
employs a large number OF men, many
coming from different sections Of-the
country.
The Texas Oil Company is an older
concern but IL profted by the boom
times and has made many large addi-
tions About three hundred men are
employed.
Evening journal., 1917-04-02
VIII Your Storekeeper Help You
to Keep Down the Bills?

little gasoline and to withstand tho
strain Of all sorts ofdelivery conditional
A delivery car that will cover twenty
FIVE OF thirty miles at trip-which
will serve many customers efficiently
Then he is using a VIM Delivery
Car and you may know that his costs
are down to the lowest possible mark
that the oGlue is in his goods and that
there is not a lot of excessive delivery
expense added to his prices.
The VIM Delivery Car is the onh
delivery unit built solely to meet pack
age delivery requirements. 1t is designed
with thorough knowledge Of a hum
dren different lines of business. Easy
on tires. economical in gas consumP-
ton, cheaper to operate than horse
and wagon. and without pleasure car
part in its whole sturdy make-uP-
that's the VIM Delivery Car.
And it is the easiest delivery unit on
the market to buy-through the YIN
Deferred Payment Plan
Thoroughly equipped VIM sales and
Service Station here for the benefit Of
VIM owners.
Full information on request.
HANCE,
TIL STREET. Will, Del.
Evening journal., 1917-04-02
LONGING
FOR A CHILD
Young Wife Almost in De-
spair. Now has Beautiful
Baby Girl.

There Is nothing more charming than
q happy and healthy mother of children,
and indeed childbirth under the right
conditions need be no hazard 70 health
or beauty. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound has brought Joy to
many childless women by restoring them
to normal health. Here is a notable case.
Omaha, Neb.-"I suffered from fe-
male troubles when | was seventeen
Evening journal., 1917-04-02

worth its weight in gold to me for I am
not only we'll but have a baby girl, so
when ! hear Of any woman suffering as
l was / tell her Of Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Mrs. w.
HUGHES, 10 Majestic Apis. Omaha, Neb.
In many other homes, once childless,
there are now children because of the
fact that Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
healthy and strong,
Evening journal., 1917-04-02

position with Pusey and Jones OF VIII
mington.
Mrs. William Hollingsworth Mac
kali spent Friday with her daughter.
Mrs Henry Seeds Young. OF Whining
ton
Mrs. Virginia Mackall McCabe who
has been spending the winter in Rich
mond, Va has returned.
Evening journal., 1917-04-02
FIRST sHAD CAUGHT

PENNSVILLE. n. j.. April THE
first shad Of the season caught in the
Delaware River In this vicinity was
landed by Mrs John H. Nelson while
helping her husband haul in his net
in the Oakwood Beach cove on Satur-
day It was a fve-pound ash and was
sold for 50.
Evening journal., 1917-04-02

years old. At eight
cen ! was married
and my trouble was
no better so / con-
suited a physician
who said that there
was not much l
could do and / could
not have children.
/ read of Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
decided 10 try il,
and il has moved
Evening journal., 1917-04-02
SUNSHINE MEETING.

cynthia's Helpers Branch, Sunshine
Society will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Jester. No. West Twenty.sixth
street, tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1917-04-02


'
m n a al
Iamn in the hI the IN and
hou hos
themn he KEPT
o
10th n
in themsay
given word the
world S a n O
pray tina o.
from
The are NJ o E wohd ev n a am n o
Sancf n drought ~ truth; ~ is
thou has sent ntoth vohd have
for herses mef also mis-
for these bu TO
he ho art nmea n in
in tina lie world m N hou
the glory that they
are
in them md hou n me
know Ia o as ST a
her will HI he ais HON
the hath nown
o
ovedm ma be in in
Evening journal., 1917-04-02
VI q
HegZWSe9sg IA

before His cuciixon, in the presence Of disciples,
Judas alone being absent having left the sacramento
vice upper room" for the purpose of beteyng
Christ
Father the hour gory thy Son. that thy Son also
may gonfy thee:
thou hast given him power all flesh that he should
give eternal life to many thou has given him.
And this life eternal, that they might know thee the only
true God, and Jesus Christ whom thou hast sent
glofed thee the earth have finished the work
which thou gayeS me to do.
And now o Father, glofy thou with thine self with
the glory which had with thee before the world
have manifested thy unto the men which thou gaves
out of the world thine they WERE and thou gave them me-
and they have kept thy word.
Now they that all things whatsoever thou hast
given of thee.
given them the words which thou gavest me-
and they have received them and have known surely that came
thee and they have believed that thou dd send
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
Suffering for @aber til
SenoerjDoerne.

9eo a.-0. 9oo6oIot, ira y. Gbri.
itenien aacine, isis, So.
9eO u. u. anoerien, ira Dor IT.
Ng6. / oucf. 8is., $23.95.
9eo 3o6n @rSfion, Roouaro,
.Rasi, ira aoi. og 8nnIf grooer.
Iomiuno Gr. 204 $f4.26.
BED 9anrits 9eterIen, Bone 2ofe:
apf ! Bone Cafe $40, 9. geterien,
Bone 2ofe IS, 6. Rielien, Bone
Cafe 81.
geo Sorgen g. SEMEN, guIntb,
N1inn.: ID. q. SanTen $. 1oft, Os
u. Gbriitianien 6O. 50, 3. g. Sen.
len So, 5. g. Sonien soc, s. geb-
rpns SOC, 6. gbiflips 26c 5. pe.
terien 81. S%onIen, s. 9%unOine, q.
SenIen, g. Riller, N. 8oulien, 5.
g. grnnoenboif bp 81, 8. Sanien
Doc, u. Jtelien, ", .. Beterlen
Soc.
ge6 Ror6lpiet. fra emil Rebr,
500.
ge6 3. 3obonuien, 5resnO, Gal.
ira Dor 6r. airfes aoinoeforening
$500.
6. g. genneien, 1884 Charming
@nn, 9erfeIep, Gal, $25.
geo W. &olit, $500.
@eo $. Snnien, Des Woines, ga,
800.
geo q. 6. goobolot $t8.
geo 3. g. Seebe, Sra Gmois
Rgb. I SEC 9abb. Sn $t242.
geo q. 6. gobbolot, fra g. u.
Beterien, Yefin, %. Dat. So.
ge6 u. so. anoerien, fra gmmis
Mgb. / eugene, Oregon $500
geo 81. 90. Nnoerien, fra Danif
Ed. Iltb. apf | Blair $25.
1illammen $746.69. FioIisere fui.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
6jemmenes gogiamlin9.

Dor Sios melt opiigtsu9tfenoe
9e9ioenbeo paa oct friitelige Bog.
marfeos Dmrnooe. Sire u0m9rfeoe
9sser | 5oIfeuosaoe til omtrent Den
Bris, en- enfeIt af Dem eIIers foiter
6ibiger: Cubs Gam.
Ricoro: II ngoomsIio.
2aurit3 Peterien: BiIIia m
Brandt.
Wnos Sepfen: b'are
aue 4 gsser tiIiammen = boer
| fmutt tomponerct SeIibirtinesbinb
= for Den ubsrt biIIiee Bris Of
$500 - p~orfofrif.
De a Bigger er paffet / en- gap.
9ffe. en- p9roiuIo SuIe.
Dan. 2ntb. Bubl. Soue,
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10

|9apoIeon ben 8. en- itor Eieneite.
aeiieren ia9oe oo til Suoeleren,
fortpller Carl Mluasmann / Bort
9an0":
De ifal life fonlme til at mang.
le poa 4~nerfenOelie. min gooe So
iep6 Sert8. Suis ies mn opretteoe
@aIgitinn iom eget Rise, booS oiloc
De iaa ii8e ON at bGioe SsSerneS
9onae2"
Soiep5 0ert3 faiteoe ct 6dftigt
9Iif % paa Napoleon, Der iontes
at more iia oOer At 6ape lat 5uoe.
Ieren i 5orINen5eo Tor ct Guar.
5oa ineoe ban deficient:
Sire, ieg i%oretrpffer BET 9aon,
Iiom mine aolIeger bar gioet mig"
aSnol 9oa0 er BET Tor ETY.
qaonaernes Ssoel Deres Maie-
itRt."
4apoIeon Hog en- fort, tor Batter
%. ioet ban ina0e:
Seq tror. Ge er Oen fIoueite al
os to"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
gIair 9ebr.

psils 0iinnie anoerien, II aar
sammei % Batter at G6riitian an-
oerlen. er nDIis bIeoen opereret for
e. alDorligt EiIinl0e al appenoi.
elfis at 8oftor 9uritien og Or.
1ermott, o. bun er M goOt pau
Sei til belt at fomme iis.
goit. u. Rosmusien er
oenne Eio paa Reiie / Sainois.
DOOR ban bar oeltaget og OeItager
! Viis1ionsmsoer flere Steoer. 6ro
~. Dec. til a. San. BAR ban meN
at boloe Misiionsmeoer | 0tcRabb
itoen beisgte ban 9piebt, boor bar
Dolot @uostieneite oe Mter9ang
Den 8. os. reiite ban til Gbicngc
TOR Der at oeltoge i Misiions'
msoer, iom IfuIoe boIoes I G6ene.
ger Wenigbeo | IA Gage.
20 of Stuoenterne OeO o.
no College bar fornpIig maattet
toge DpboIo | Omaha en- Sio for
Der at unoergao Operation. Den
Tsrlte Dor Hngaaro fra Dnrmebrog,
gtebr., ban er otter raft og tilbage
I ut 4rbeioe peo Sfolen. Den an.
ben, anoers Ssrgenien, bar ogiad
beloig operitaaet fin Operation og
bentes biem inoen I9nge. De par
beage paa oct ioenifIutberife 5m-
manuel 9ofpitaI, bpor De tilbragte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10

Strite / Ror0.Ninneiota. BE
mioii. gtinn., s. San. Reolem-
mer al SnouitriaI 8orfers Of tbe
@orlo boIot ct R6oe Der 6reoag
Aiten. Del bleo Ie0et al Mrs.
Games Sapes, bois Dian0 er go.
cinliit % ReoIem al 9onntp.g Boar
oct. Oct bIep paa Rsoet rem.
6npet, at De ianitpre 6orbolo /
Ssmmerleirene ! nor0re Vtinneio-
ia er meget iIette, % oct bIep OBJ
ioIiit benpgtet, at no8en al penn,
iom NItog ! Meoet, eller oeres
4ammerater baooe baaret 9daben
ior at ifrGlnme uogen arbeioer til
at itrife. Oct bIeo ogiaa pna oct
..beitenteite panitnnet. at Strifen,
.iom M omiatter 1900 Nano, oil
bIioe f%ortiat, til ale arao er bic.
pet opfpIOt. Der par Gsmmerar-
beioere, Tom ioaoe. at | nosIe al
2eirene par intel / Sengene BE
pet ififtet / De TO iioite 9ldr. Ia.
.lere frembnpeoe, at bnao oct iRr-
.lig giaLot at iaa f%orauoret. par
2oeiforboIoene, arbeiostioen %
9etalingen. Dan oil babe $40 mere
ONT Raaneoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
Wisiionsnse / Anonbon, ia.

On Serren oil. bIiper Ser MsOt
I anoubon, Sa.. / llgen 4. til II.
6ebrnar. Sen0ag 4. 6ebruar Subs.
~tieneite 5ormiOoa9 al. 1890 og
aften al. 40. @uostieneite bper
@ftermiSoag llgen i9ennem 81. 2,15
% beer aiten, unota9en Ssr0og
al. 80. SsnSog D. II. 9~srneguos'
~tieneite 9,f5.- Sfriftemanl SCI. 10.
Seimesieguostieneite 81. 1920. gf'
termi6Oae @~il0stieneite ST. 8 % nj
ten RI. 80.
8enner ira npr % fern inobp'
Oes frrIi9it til oisie Ms0er. gaO
M~enigbeoens 9gne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10

eli eIIeI 0liilfllulIDtOelHt lpll
Sui.
See Mrs. Hinchman for
your Photos.
- ~llnoerIig ifsnt SER bar oi
bait / Den ienere 6iO, iaa ifBnt,
at Msurerne De ii0ite 9ar Dage bar
arbeiOet paa gibliotefsbDoningen
5 aftes bolot M~enigbeoen Der
fit QarsmsOe. Ger par meot man
ae til bette 5orretningsmeoe, oeo
enfelte Stemme9ionin8er ialot Der
81 Stemmer. Der oar goo 5or.
retningsgang i RsOet. De i%oritel.
lige Rapporter bite. at Der bar
ouret giort ct gOOt arbeioe / bet
iDunone Aar. 5 De forifellige aas-
Ter oar Der en- Smule Ooer itlo'
st uotrpf for Silfre0sbeo BAR Oct
ga iitfert ogIaa, at ale 8alg, Der
f~oretoges, bar @enonlg. Oct ginlt
baaOe Diafon. os Sruitee.8alg,
Sefretar. oe 9asierer. os 9ieLpe-
fasIererz8 aIg og 8aI9 til 9eoere
for Sgnoagsifolen. Som be.
fenOt foreitoO Der Pr9iteOaIg, %
Ser 6leo ogiaa baIgt 9rGit, men ri
oil fslge Dor oarte Rrafiis og IaOe
bette galg barre pripot, in0til bet
prioat er meooeIt Man0en og oi
Ter, ON ban mootager aalbet el.
Ter life. Snaber, at 8uO maa pei.
Iigne De futte0e 9%eiIutninger, og
Renigbeoen maa fno ct OelIignet
1917. = Meoet a~iournere0es Ia
Ooge, til Ttrsoae Gften ben %
Sanunr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
Tanmarf.

Gn Opr Spr. 5reoerieia, 8. Aou.
8ieoiteo aoegaoIsforening bar al
@naroeier u. QieIien al Rsrre.
moieaaaro oeo ao9rnoriip fsbt en-
"A Ranneoer gammeI 3gr ior $500
Str. fontant os 200 Sir. paa Bill
faar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
IRE nDe u umre
al
ariitelist 5oIfebibliottf.

NftifeitBf boffeotDiiofff.
Snrms, glnmbarot o. Noffai
ariiteIige SepneosIeb | bet 10
anrbumbreoe |. geb Bolt. u. 8
6. 8rooe-R osmusien. 276 Si6er
Snbb. | grsnt Sbirtins mel
@uIbtrpf. 9ris 30 Cts.
8illebsr fra 5OlieliDst. SpD 5or.
tGllinger Of 5. g. BON Soften
meo 5orfatterens 9ilIGoelie oper.
ioi Of Rolt. o. Miiniter. 5orort
of aomtesie 8. anutb. 223 q.
Der. Snuff Sbiriingsbino. gris
80 Cts.
gerbsns Gnb,. On a9rIiebeosbiito,
RE Of Com. gesIeiton 5~orfattei
Of nRorp", IS aampens 8uIoer'
o. II. 800 Siber. grun Sbirtixq
meo @uIbtrpf. Yris 30 Cts.
ariiteIiet 5oIfebibIiotef rebieerea
Of Bait. o. Wiiniter, Brett peb ct
2uffas airfe | asbenbann. Del e.
uoeIuffenbe CODE, rene gSser, Der
brinaes. De tire openitaaenoe oil
oonne ct oarbiiuIbt 9iIIps til en-.
bper gosiamling.
Ganifb qntb. BnbI 9snis
Blair, Rebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10

We want actual farmers to
move to Bowman County. Little
or no cash needed if you are
honest. Write us for particulars.
Bowman Co. immigration Ass n
Lock DR.. f, Bowman, n. Oak.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
AGENT. oNsKEs

i hyert County til at tage Order
for wore bekendte Produktel
Skriv til
Northern Wooden Mills,
Fergus Falls, Mimi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-10
6ebningemisliOnen
btOpmt Of en- iuenif SOnrnaliit.

"N~RAbA VI VI lpNAiA N0Ah hhAtfs
M~eoorbeioer oeo So. Ntgbl. a
5. Mf. Oaen refite for 211a anr f.
ben no til 9liien og 4irifa ior oeo
.6ieIp al De ipenife Misiionprer og
andre at tnoiamIe @aper til en- ct.
~nograftif Somling I StocfhoIm 81
ifripe en- BOG ON ioenif Misiion.
9r. 0Ilen er III fommen biem OF
notaler iig til lit @Iao pao feIgenoe
Maaoe:
Get Iaoer Tia gsre at reile /
Rrigsti0, men bDilfen trpffet Stem.
nina Der BOG boiler ooer 9er0en.
9eIe 0tenneifebeoen liOer. Oite, alt
for ofte, giper bette Zig llotrpf /
8aO, gitterbeo, @istro o. iipr oa
moo fremmeoe. SoiIfen M9n9oe
SAD ieg 0og bar baret gione til!
gten ieg bar ogion Jet nleget an
BET, iom ariaen bar falot irem.
p0el OfferuiIligbe0, init 8Iigttro-
itn6 o. @anoig6eo ooerfor DOZEN.
Babe / Su6ien, gitafrifa % Spo-
afrifa % iremfor alt ieIpfslgelig
England, tom ie9 / 9ersring meo
arigen. Me0 llnotaeelie al en- Del,
for e0rigt temnelig ubebo9eliee 5or-
ulempeIier / 9itafrifa, iamt al o9
til onoet Steos, bar ieg reiit ira
Steo til Steo, ubinoret iom / 6reos.
ito.
Nen, Tom iogt. Ri~stpntiombe
ben Iigger paa Cur operaIt. Stem.
ningen / @eroen er tung % msrt.
Operalt merfer man, at 9er0en
bar Sorg. Soer aroa al 8eroen
mRrfer Rrigen. 9Ianot aongos Re.
gre, Spoairifas 3uIuer, gitairifos
a~6esiiniere. Snoiens Wilbamme6a.
mere og Sinouer, langt ino / aina,
ia et0os / Rongoliets l1osrtener,
bar ie9 Jet 9irfningerne al 4rigen.
% RenneIfebeoen Iioer, Iioer, Il.
Ser. O8iaa aIiens og Girifas 6oIf
ipsrger 9n9iteligt: gAnor ionr oct
gHoel af. aio set piI0e faa Gn0el"
Man fpsrger, ON arigen bar
oirtet bPmmeuOe paa Misiionprer.
mes arbeioe. Seq pe6 0et life. Sea
tror Set life. De in6fsote peo 10,
at oct life er gaisiionPrerne euer
ben Religion, De prpoifer. iom bar.
rer SfDIOen. 8e peo 10, at ari9en
er fommen ira an0en Si0e.
Mine LANCE Geiier bIanot Mis.
%iionPrerne / afrita % aiien -
iea bar 10 bei6gt De oIIerfleite ioen.
ite Misjionsitationer / 6isie 9anoe
- bar giort mig til Optimiit meo
Seninn til Risiionen. Soer M
Nisiionsitation, iea fom til / Oisie
balotreoie aar, bleo ct mt 9eois
pan Vfisiionens 9erIigbe6.
Soeno Se0in bar beffrepet, boor.
IeOes oct er AT oriffe efter en- lang
og t6ritenoe 9rfenf9ro. SanIeoes
er oct, naar man | Se0ningeIan6,
boor bOer 6oobreo Serb pioner ON
beoenIf Degeneration, Ooertro, llui.
6enbeo og 5orneorelie, fommer til
en- ~friIten, Toenif Nisiionsitation.
Oct er iom berIigt &il6epono for
ben tsritige, Tom W1ao for ben Iult.
ne. iom 5ribeo for 6anaen, iom
2ps o. Col for ben inoeipPrreoe,
Tom ct Hart 6prtaorn for BET Sfib.
Der bar ilaffet ON | Nsrfet. Sea
fan Ttet life beifribe, b0or berIi8t
oct er. Otter lange 3eiier i 5eo.
ninaeoerOenen, boor 0soen Logger
Tia Tom en- tpn9en6e gnr6e pna ems
Si9I, at Ie Spor al ariitenoom oa
al Sperigel 9iOun0erIigt er 6etl
Sea funOe aI6rig ion nof al BET.
Seq fun0e aIorig ie mig mGt poa
bet. ariiteuoommen, soerige er
alori9 berIi9ere emo ! Seoningelano.
QDiet thinner nareit / Rerfet,"
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9iitrittsmpoe.

ON QUO oil, boIoer OeitIige 81.
ltritt al Sllinois are0s lit onrlise
0iitriftsmsoe i 9etbania Reni9.
beo 8ebiter @rope, Wto., Den "a.
til %. Sanuar.
acknowledgements oe0 Qte.
oct bIiper:
/. FRO % Strait" ZIP. Ger.
6, 8.
2. oOmpenoeIiens 5riieter." 9uf.
8. 8.
3. r9eooreIie / Daabsnoaoen. "
2 Tim. 2, /.
Serren gibe os ct f%ruetbart %
peliignet Rsoe.
6. geoeren,
areosforman6.
9etbnnid D.. ep. Iutb. Wenigbeo
in6bpoer berpeo til DeIto9eIie |
ooenfor tiIIpite Rsbe.
2iseleoes inobp6er l1ngoomsfor.
enineen iii 59Iles- llngoomsmsoe
ofboIot 2srSag.
Sonfeiproa: De. Iom foroente
Serren ifuIle form oeres Strait"
q. 9entfen.
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a~irfesans.

Gsrite OpIng al bette uomerfeoe
lille Sfriit bIeo uoIoIst | 9sbet
af B Wnaneoer, anoet OpIas er MI
fproi9t, % i9lges MI for Iaa biIlig
en- Bris at oct bur0e ino | etbpert
6anff 6iem, Iom Dor Girfe itnnr |
5orbinoeIie meo. pviien er:
1 eff. .05, % eff. 100, 80 GIL.
f.75, 100 ef. 800.
1nnifb Qntb. ynbl. !1pmIe.
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teret for $t4s3.99. Salt $2230.sS.
@n bierteIie Tat for ollie oisie
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Diet skier like ON De lader os re
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med 20 Aars Erfaring, uddannet /
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Deres Uhr bedre end nogen anden, og
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State Bank

U, ,. UEFUbIIUkI
Anbefaler zig med alt h~enhsrends e
Bankforretning Cod Behandilng -
bestemte Priser.
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Den banife ltounnbring til
Nmerifa


lens aorioger os 9eie tilliaemeo
en- lloiiet oper onnif 2itter1tur ON
amerifn og 6nnit-nmerifanifeSt rif.
ter ON Donifernes 9ip og 5pro
beroDre. Heiien til amerifn iomi
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Enifes.

Enifes.
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obanic" Delft gif) fan faa itaoiet
Blaos | en- onnif gp / Soma.
9Iaoets aontor onpiier.