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JOHN r. LORD LEFT $I,75O,oO0.
Head OF Lord e. Taylor Divided Estate
Among His wife and Daughters.

The value of the estate left by John
Taylor Lord, head Of the firm Of Lord q
Taylor, has beer valued by the executors
at 81, 745, 1888, according to a report they
have submitted TO the Supreme Court.
This valuation includes the property both
here and abroad.
Mr.. Lord died in France on January. 2,
EOS. He divided his estate among his
wife, Janet Hay Lord, and his two daughters,
Janet Clifford Hamilton and Edith Rebecca
Lord. The executors ara the widow and
Edward p. Hatch. Their accounts have
been approved by Arthur +. Crosby, as
referee. Mr.. Hatch has agreed TO resign
his exeoutorship in favor Of the elder
daughter, Mrs. Hamilton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10

and his other guests will include Austen
Gray. Ralph Ranlett, L. G. Benedict, John
Clinton Gray, Jr., A. Roscoe Matthe We
ushers.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Van Beuren
will eail next Saturday, June 10, for Europe
and will return In the late summer. MIS-
Van Beuren was Jessica Mohlman. The
couple will live here on their return Dr.
Van Beuren is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick T. Van Beuren, who, retain their
residence at q West Fourteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pratt Cutler, who
we're married on Tuesday evening, sale
on Wednesday on the Campania for a four
months tour through Great Britain and
the Continent. After the ceremony, per-
formed in the Dutch Collegiate Church,
West End avenue and Seventy-seventh
street, q reception was given by the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph 8. Townsend,
OF the st. Regis:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton MoK. Twombly
will 90 to Newport in July and will return
by September to Florham Park. their
place at Madison, N. j. They are enter
tanning a succession Of house parties at
present. Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglass
Sloane are expected home from Europe
very soon. They were Of a large party
entertained by Ambassador and Mrs. White
Law Reid last week. Mr.. Sloane's brother
and niece, Henry 7. Sloane and Miss Emily
Sloane, will also return n 60 70 their
summer cottage at Dark Harbor, Me.
Miss Mary Garrettson Penniman, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Talbot Penniman,
and Allen pepperell Ames Of Albany are to
be married next Tuesday in All Souls
Church, Biltmore, N. c.. The wedding Of
Mis- Sarah Pepper Gerhard and Thomas
Duncan Whelen will be celebrated on Tues
day at the home Of the brides parents.
Kate Newton Munson, daug hter Of MI.
and Mrs. Miles G. Munson, and William
Whitwell Middleton will take place on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'oiookin tina Presby-
terrain Church, Arlington, Va.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
IAebIers' suter wedding.

Theodore A. Lsbler and bis wife cele-
brated their twenty-hfth wedding anni-
yersary last Friday at thslr home In River
side, Conn. A number OF we'll known actors
and actresses were present, and kilograms
OF oonRratulatiop were repplved from Mics
Eleanor Robson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hail Game,
.Geon0A.Qca JyleE an6rothsps,' A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
GREEN ROOM CLUB TOUR.
Series Of Entertainments to Found O
Dramatic Library.

The Green Room Club will give q series Of
ak entertainments, beginning Sunday
night, July ~, for the purpose Of raising
money to found a reference library Of
dramatic literature. The library will be
housed in a new clubhouse, which the Green
Room Club is to erect
The club hopes to secure a copy Of every
hook pYinted in this country which relates
directly to the history Of the drama in
America, and reviews Of plays, essays and
ali commentaries on plays, as well as books
of similar character which have been
published abroad. ,
Fenton. Edna Aug, Fred Walton, James
J.. Corbett, Raymond Hitchcock, De Wolf
Hopper, Joseph C~awthorne, John 7. Kelly
and others have volunteered their services.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
no HONOR THE FOURTH.

nroQklyn knights OF C0lumbus 10 Have
an independence Day Celebration.
The Knights Of Columbus Of Brooklyn
will hold their second Independence Day
celebration in Prospect Park on the morn
ing Of July 4. The exercises will be pre-
ceded by a band e,ncert. commencing
NJ a.45 O'Clock, and national airs will be
rendered by a chorus Of $50 voices. Con-
eressman W. Il. Driscoll OF Syracuse
will make the principal GRAFTON, and 1t is
expected that Cong reesmen James 7.
MeCleary of Minnesota will also speak.
II has been decided by the Organization
to make this celebration an annual event.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
ADA REHAN SAILS.

CtrTieu AUOuru sup, hohhb sun EeobiV
Health.
Miss Ada Rehan. who was booked to sail
from here several weeks ago, but was de-
tanned by illness, sailed yesterday In the
steamship Philadelphia. sbs was 20 feeble
yesterday that she was carried on board
ship, Miss Rehan's friend Lady Barring
ton sailed with her. Lady harrington
arrived here last week on the Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse to take her over.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
Tappen { ockrOft.

Miss Elizabeth Van voorhis Cockroft.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, John v. Cockr Oft
home Of her parents TO A.. Bonnell Happen,
an official Of the ConsolldSted Water Company
City was best man, Mrs. Edward Cockroft
OF New York was .matron Of honor, Miss
Anna Donald, maid OF honor. and the hrides-
maids were the Misses Lucy Chaplin, Evelyn
Gtforde. Doð1 Irueadell and Evelyn Blunt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
BETTER PLUMBING OR METERS.
Col. Padden's Idea for Diminishing The
Water Waste.

In a report which Col. Nj. Clarence Padden,
theWater Register, has prepared onthe waste
OF water in this city he says that there is a
loss OF something like 100 900 900 gallons a
year. The principal causes Of the waste,
Col. Padden says, are the leaking Of faucets
and detective plumbing. Col. Padden sug-
Rests that the property owner ahould be
Compelled to use o better grade Of material
or forced to put In meters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10

McKim Establishes Harvard Fellowship.
~CAMBRIpoE. Mass,, June e.--Charles 2.
McKim OF New York has given 0 1000 to
Harvard to establish the Julia Amory
a number Of years he has given 81 200 an
nnally for this -fellewshR
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and his other guests will include Austen
Gray, Ralph Ranlett, L. 9. Benedict, John
Clinton Gray, Jr., E. Roscoe Matthews
and William A. Meikelham, who will be his
ushers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
H4nAa.c Constable aec
W. DRY GOODS CARPETS UPHOLSTERY no
SUs Sbse p NJ Saturdays At Noon

DRGss mAkiRe AND fAit0niH0-eemmsaeIas @saAay,
Jaae IIth, and eoatlauiae during the eumma aBeatas,
spslGi Despagatteas have bsa ea4s fs ssesutiag orders fof
Dresses and suits a modified prices, hleh dsss wefkMsas
shlp, ssesastvs styles,
TAILOR MADE SUITS 10 order, Of ssTsss, Mohslfs saa summss
WSoisas, latest modsie, 500. 90, $1,000, $500
TAILOR MADE SUITS 10 order, Of Llasas $500
M0DsL COWS. The remainder Of ous lmpoststioas, suitabis
fv various occasions, 10 stose--Ai bscdsd Ppes RsMehoas
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j. Reginald Foster will give his bachelor
dinner at D~elmonioos next Friday night
In anticipation Of his marriage with Miss
May Louise Rogers on june 20. Mr.. Foster
has chosen Harry I~Azoll~for his best uaa,as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-10
Women's Dresses and Goats

PRINCESS LINGERIE DRESSES,
embroidered Acunee effects. Regularly $500,
WHITE NET DRESSES, Lace trimmed. Regularly Ss7.
FoULARD DRESSES Guimpe effects, Lace chsmisstts, gauu
Regularly $4,000,
TAILOR SUITS. A number Of models In Taaetas, voiles
the balance Of the seasons stock.
Formerly 5000, $3.50, 10000, ZO.OO, Zo.'
MOTOR COATS Of Linen,
NOE COATS, Latest Models,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-27
TALK OF THE Town.

Gingham s2eeial - Fanghan's.
Ladies k esek seaFfs * AAhasE
ssadsm Fteisea bait aaa hose saP-
partegs 81 F5ts
Ts Frank ster ca- hass \
few mere " those Aalf-prare nlit
White lawns far e. Be. toe, lge tie
zoe and &c sc Nsz.s & kHigAt
wait far tie big sals Of clothing
hr aad tslaalag 81 Segsi & Brady,
to take Place atsriag March III & VIII
~ Interesting
The Ladies' Aia aoeistg 81 tie FEsanF.
EsraH Ghwa ind L wisl Ike faaposaisia
ID hold their annual spEIng sappsrs awing
70 the egn1Iitaa s. TIE aasen4eas - r.
sseysd - soliciting f9ea saeV arr going
Ia ask far money The pesEie base 81
waFs fespoaded Veyv geneE1ualF % this
eagIae and We Eeel sara thew villa as GIBBS
sHma TAa solicitors wili eall III yea
this week
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-27
WASHABLE NECKWEAR.

"A very aeat 4ast stylish Eaea GhSmn
BeEte Wits iaas aape eBl8ar ID aseE- fs
nssie ~ Rahv f1ish Laer, fn-et WITH en4
F3ra1deras8 asa.la 8i8ns. GeheF Laae ehisae
sat Ia aaavy embroidered 31see, Rsusae,
"reminiscences, Al weH AZ tlsaae IH B&tisse
an& fri-n and tie 5apsnese eTaar8iaerel
net, tnrFiag Ia prien fHam 1sc . $3.50.
Tlse stvBe wfieh IA kaa#n tae
Dnth eaar " Farv Bsgalaf neek
assarngnen BeiHg masie II LAgtasl
Lace, Il wiH iaHnder and laak Ike new
The Jacket 0r Lace Bdler0 was newer
10 strongly u evidence e. 50 the pres
enf tine Il ia sAn@a In D variety st
farms j new snd pgesEy lasa n sf X
very naes BFsnfuEa pattern aad aiis
tsr sLT5
Scr cur hae 81 Turnover Collars al
roe, tx, zse and SOC eAeh.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-27
Time For Spring Hats!

We've he Spring Hat any man wants that wants good
Hat Some men buy Hats for quality Others for style Here
and rs never wrong. Our S. 90 Lamson s. Hubbard
Derby known thetoEn the best there n the Hat
line Il gives yog for your money than any other
Hat Il the same price. Our $500 and $50 Derb5s en-
brace all the recognized Spring shapes Some exclusive
shapes well As the rrguIur Spring blocks Soft Har,
SIO0 $500 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-27
BARRE MEs TO sREAx.
AZ the Labor Caavzzs EsIa "a safI4sd
Tnsa w@sE

BatIand Fih The Independents
iabgr rarity wHs areH 81 aampan %
tA acY "Wednesday asear newt
a8nr Malar- fran 81 parts " sar state
VII ~ hrsaG8t Bore to xs-iss d t1e
aaat aairh NH 81 gae af Cie Mesa
saHfHrne csassseas ID cla history q
Elrand soares. Gn SatuFiaT evening
a Eanar laEa 81 Barre nfgsidfsaz 81
6ae Nermout sF araHch % taa 1mrH
is=la EeHwatiun n Laaar. mid mrauHa
EiGna ssererFv aaa frsnssrar af Tar
sptTrv Workers unIau, VIA sre1s nsre.
81 pili ae accompanied 5T aEm
lnast ef Barre Naa d implF lnr
eted 10 E1e Har dn
The Elriaus aoa a4anf enll.Hl.ss WI
aesiz 81 Wednesday, ANA satwlay eau
aMs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-27
- - -

These @Au are pasaMiag BE- satGHd en-
serralnn9aa Wednesday evening" Feb
rlarY sa. egHld sa wsl - Ease tAeir
inner u IRE alveTsslht eeafv 4k 8
geiacS The SainwnE mea1 wil BE-
served
NsaeI EasH EFtpf- VITA Dressing
flashed n'atata
Csb Roast Parix tad Haa
-a{sH Hgarv Ern4 @p
exaaga klGat
Hot E1ils
Whipped Cream eEse Fanny Crackers
Tea CeiEes
The praa = 3 .e1ts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-27
AE EAILURE


Burlington. tHe4 -A uN -
asarlll H4 4ad e7rl aF .e
taa flvI ngiaI pa u0
a#s 81 eMa azd eaH
IFS niam a# H aH NAeH aaa
4a8f a# aF Ft 4W
EA~I H H wa4e8 bee aalamas
sfssaf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-27
GRANITE VILE

So. s a. a. e. Wednesday svsaIae -
ssslllFsiau d iiiesr via Ea0s alses s.
8e uieinaers arr requested ID ~ pras
sHe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-27
AP- ABBOTT 8 co.AP ABBOTT coIAP ABBOTT 8 co
The Daylight Store =
COMING uocIIE a. NEckmEAR
COMING vOGUE IN NECKWEAR.
Every Description Now Big DerlandUash Neckwsar
Also Strong Feature.

q This particularly
those Of metallic finish They used fora
the hven- Chiffon
Grape IL Chine and Liberty principally The broad h collar factor 1.-THE ac
Jacket b ol1ro wa never ~ rongy N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-27

wAwTRn.- Eaaaver s5r Pesialtag mi Az
Ssg sa n 3 EaFzEls & Snus BEL
Fs3E H4EH~-s4Es bag asFaas weighs lDse
sszad& ssss arsse Can Eis0 gssE a 8 sup -
s6S zig ~ Tas Above deasssass1 sassg e 3 1E
FL caters e. aisle FIR 0nEzs2laE2 s1Aea ss2st
ElM @ALE--PitES BTsa gase aaMr Alze y II
s-ieisgs - 4sgs A. 5a raw qetss1w &c t2. LATw@.
Aa1ssta. aza 5tgzAs. GNsaE a2yzEss ~ a santa
rS9a- W29shSmz 1zsss Cal go q Wrasa
fTgia EalaT, III EaETn Ma&n ss1esE. Mant ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
Hotel BraddOck.

BRADDoCK HEIGHTS. MD.
Second seaxon-June l to Oct l. Twenty min
utes BY trolley from Frederick. On Catoctin
mountain. altitude. I 200 feet. Every room an
outside one-single or ensuite. Unsurpassed seen
cry; cool mountain breezes: purest mountain
spring water, mosquitoes: no malaria: plenty
attractions Post ONCE and long distance phones
in house. r. r. LONG Proprtetor
Je16 3Ot-l0 City Hotel. Frederick Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
Blue Mountain House.

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. AID.
Overlooking Cumberland and Shenandoah valleys
Cuisine and appointments frst-class. VIII open on
June II Fer rites. etc. address p. s. FLYNN,
Manager. % w. Baltimore ST.. Baltimore Nd
nly26 -S0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
MAINE.

NEW FIVE ROOM FINISHED COTTAGE, WITH
broad piazzas; city water; sanitary plumbing, eiec
tric lights furnished unfurnisbed. best location
in Old Orchard; excellent view; rent reason
able Box 259, OLD ORCHARD Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
HOTEL ROYAL,

Front Royal. Va Blue Ridge mountains. North
and South Shenandoah rivers; I'd under
popular amnsements afforded. Particulars and
rates address $. B. PERKINS, Front Royal, Va.
lee W sSu-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

RIVER SPRINGS SUMNER RESORT
will open for its SSth season June Is; salt water
attractions: spacious. shady lawns: tennis, base
ball. steam yacht; phone For terms and booklet
add ROBT. ID. BLACKSTONE. River Springs Md
le5-2OtS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
DIRIGO HOUSE.

Beautifully situated at Long Island, Cssco Bay
Maine of lawn; porcbes; plenty Of
shade: good home table. Booklets at Star bureau.
my2oS0t Mrs ]. PERRY. Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

OAKLAND HOTEL , "ahisnf l,ne Nd l.
o. r.. Ideal mountain resort. Elevation. 5000
feet. BOOKLET. G. W. ECkLES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

THE AyALON-ON CATOCTIN MOUNTAIN, AL
titude 200 feet; beautiful scenery; pure water:
no mosquitoes: an ideal place for rest and recrea-
ton. For terms Rpply TO Mrs. THOS II. MYERS
Braddock Height. Frederick Co. Md. 1el-3Ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

IdleWhile Hotel, cs ensssrtsae = Bay 2,
shore and Country. Booklet
Je1-60t4 A. Fl. SUPLEE, Betterton MD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

OTTERBURN L1THIA SPRINGS HOTEL
Otterburn. Virginia.
Open for the season June 10. Park of As acres.
Accommodations for $50 guests. Guests have free
of this famous ithia and magnesia waters
w. II. TlPPETTS. Manager
-24t&iei7G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

VALLEY VIEW COTTAGE; mountain top; view
Frederick Middletown valleys; trolley connections
Frederick HagerstowD Terms. board room Mrs
DR.. Chas Zimmerman. Braddock Heights Md
Ie5- 1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17
SUMMER RESORTS.
MARYLAND,

THE DUNBAR, ON LOWER POTOMAC: BOAT
Ing. bathing. fishing free; table unexcelled: new
arteslan well; terms reasonable. W. WALLACE
DUNBAR & BROS. Ridge Md. te16-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-17

CROWN CASTLE, COLONIAL BEACH VA
Wash. ave. & Hawthorne. tions and
comforts unsurpassed 81 wk. up, LOO day a.
up W.E.R.C0yINGTON,P Prop. Colonial Beach. Va.
ie12-30t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-27
Den 27De SAT- 0

Il Sino % llSieenoe. Sg ban Dar
~forbaiierioe epot inbe | Imerifas
mere Sntotie. SON bar iailgt mleo,
iom ON ban eitonu bapbe lit Siem
Der. San I9ier anerifanife aoiier,
co ban taller enbnu g1rgelif, naar an.
Ieoning gipes.
Seq ido netop MI og lptteoe til
no9Ie engelffe 3uriiter, iom ntoerpi'
tie bperanore ON Sorboloene | ame.
rita. Gen enc fuir6e oplpie ON, al
oct M bar afgiort, at grpan iaar bill
bli Rooiepelts efterfsIger iom 9rR'
iibertt. "SpaS er oct, iom bar giori
grpm iaa pruI9r?" ipurgte ba en-
moen al SiiriIterne. SO" iagoe Den
isrite, "bet er en- Gale, fom ban boIot
reo McainIeps gesraoelie. San iagoe
noget ON ct @uIbforS eIer noaet
iligt; og al en- eIler anoet 8runo iloe
bette an. iaaIebes at ban M bIiper
YrRiiSent."
Seq iao Der iammen me6 nbel
norife Serrer; og bel enc ipurgte
mig, boab Der par set fsrite, iom Hog
en- amerifarler, raar ban tom til Sri.
itiania; ben met isineipringenoe
SorifjeI mellem 0eltne og en- ameri.
fanif gp. Seq iuareOe, fom ianot Ell,
at bet fsrite, iom Hog mug, bar Den
SmitanSigbeb, at iaa mango friIfe,
rnge M9nS | Sriitiarid ingenting
beitiQer. en- MGngbe al Dem fees
mfot paa Gaser at iIentre paa Carl
Spban meo SpaoierItof og Gigaret.
Dfan fan life Ia0e p9re at t9nfe paa,
at 9orse piloe p9re minbre fattigt,
Seriom ale Sisie arbeibsfsre W9no
pil6e tase fat poa ~fropsIigt arbeioe.
Ioget Reillltat maatte bet ba blipe.
Raar en- Man6 Der ubfsrer iimpelt,
qropt grbeibe, gaar mat no fra, at
Fan ielufs[seIig er nsSt til bet for
life at iulte. Siemme / gmerifa fan
man ic Syolf itSfsre iaooant iimpelt
arbeibe; met oerfor fan oct gpot
bpnoe, at De e. formienoe. 9e bar
IGrt Sen &imit at beitiQe nc9et, ieip
cm life RsSen 0riOer Dem til oct; at
qisre noeet nptti9t meo itne Senoer
iorat De fan bare no9et at meooeIe
Dem, iom bor set bebop. Set er en-
iiffer Gag, at 6olf Der life er lao
flittige iom Der. 9h1 fom ben tpife
aeiier til Sroub5iem; 90 belle 9pen
bap6e igien Sib til at ltaa paa 8abell
ire belle Gage tilenOe / Saab ON at
faa Ie BAN. Som en- benofratiif
amcrifaner ntna ieg iige, OF Der fer
or Iibt for meeet al bette Slags.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-27
pacifc Oiitrifts mooe,

s Silpana, @aib., Far Ser bel
bel neppe nogen @arg p9ret iaa fol-
fefnmt, Tom Der bar UNDER SpnoSe'
msoet fra ben 27be Stunt til 3o;e
Suli, ifriper "Sacoqna SioenSe".
&f 8iitriftets 80 8reiter bar ON
trent % tiIiteoe. De feite @enigbe.
Der 1 @dibington babSe ogiaa ieabt
SRsereprGfentanter. 9esu0en bar
Der mango @jGfter tiTiteoe peb @s-
oct.
gfterat Ie6et nar falbt til Sroen
oplGite gaitor 8. 6. Sois, SiItrif.
tets Sorman6, fin Snbberetning, iom
Rite, at Shtriftet | oct forIebne gol
bar gaaet iepnt og itnbigt fremoo.
Saaleoes er | garets Sob A npe gre
tier inotraaote / @mbeoe berube, 8
npe Sirfer er blepre in6piebe og fire
Menigbeoer besiPrer SptageIie i
Spnoben.
Sslgenbe greiter for antaget aolS
og oil tilflptte 0iitriftet / en- Her
Sremti6: 8. Sorge, g. 9liber, s.
Gngebrigtion, +, 6. s. RorSgoar6 %
8. g. Seim6al.
Mange Of 9iitriftets @enigbeoer
bar pitt flor Snteresie for Renig.
beosifolen, tbet flere @enigbeoer far
pprettet faite RenigbeosifoIer. Seer
belle 9iitriftet bar man begpnSt at
faa Ginene op for benue bigtige Gag.
SEQ Ifabemiet i BarfLa1tb bar alt
gaaet fin iepne 8Gn9, og SfoIen bar
ogiaa ioaar funnel afilutte ct i9r6e.
leg beIbigt Sfoleaar. 9enne for
SamfunSet iaa looerrbe og pigtige
anitolt fortiener S~pnooenS 1s1oer.
ftettelie.
Observation-Disclosures blanSt Gifimoer.
re / alaifa bar gaaet raft fremab |
BET forlsbne Iar; iaaleOeS bIep /
Srlebeleen 80 giftnoer bsbte og 70
fommlrdcerebe.
gfterat Commanders Snoberet.
ming bar oplpit, ueoiottes De olmin.
beige aomiteer. Set bIeo beitemt at
3rsite Sorretnin9siager poa Sormios
bagsiesiiorerne og 2ereorbmbItuger
ON @fternioSagen. 2preforbnnS'
lingerie ON "9srmeu", meO EaItor
e. gortp iom I~eferent, bar iproe.
les interesiant.
9eIten ale Sc ttlIteoeoPreilbe
greiter og mango al 2egfoIfet fog
Gel. Oct oar ogiaa Wenin9en at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-27
2tsmarsanss

bebonSle ct aribet Ieferat "Gnnb og
aoufirmation", men Sioen blep for
fort bertiI.
Ssnbag Sormtbboe par Ser Sno.
bielie al Silpana Wenigbebs SfoIe.
bus. SaIer bleo f}oIbt Of 8aitorerne
q. geoerien og SO. q. Gbriitenien.
Slere andre af De tiliteoep9reroc
Freiter toa Del. Snrfring 500 Ret.
nelfer bar tiLtebe.
Senbag @ftenmiS6og boIbt gacific
0iitritts Sangerforbuno fit fsrite
Songeriteune. Sansere fra geling.
BAN, Tacoma, Ballard, 8arflano,
Seattle, SiIperton, SafLano % @e.
neiee bar fremmsbte, og oisie, peo
Siben nf De IofaIe aor, ubgior6e ct
iomlet apr paa oper 100 Stemner.
Ornfring 1000 @enneifer bar
tiliteoe. af 6isie fom fltn ca. Sab.
0eIen inb &trfen paa en- Gang. SSor
at gioe De SqInbreber, iom itob uOen.
FOR, a~nleoning til at bsre oenne Dp.
perIige Gang, forlOb 6oriamIingen
itne SGoer, iooinart programmed
par forbi, OF airfen fpIbtes igien og
&oret maatte gientage Here Glimre
ii! beSite for bisie.
Mrs. &reftitg, Ger nplig er anIot
Iicm 2prerinbe oeo 8acific 2utberon
Icubemp | 9auflanb, iptaeSe ct 8ar
Riano Soloer, Der bandit flor gner.
fjenbelie.
Sslgenbe geitpreIie boIgtes for
n9Ite aar: s. 81. St1rb, Sorm., Soe
9relts, Siceform., S. Iapier, Sefr.,
&. Sangloe , 4nsierer, Wrs. &ref.
ting, G.. g. SatStpeot, Soe 8reus,
@ltiiffomite.
Sangerforbunoet aeter at iortiptte
meo regelmaSiige 3eber ! 6rentti.
0en.
W6aftoa9 Gtferf1tooag betDtteoes
til at bebanble Renigbeosifolen fam.
Eaciiic 2lttberan acooemp.
&Onriteen, iom bar neoia lat for 70
aar iiSen for at ~unoepisae ongaaen.
De Suerbrogelien al acobemiet til
&aciitc 0tItrift, ropportereoe. s Sen.
ne &nIeoning blep oct beilltttet OF no.
|fptte Sa9en til npite @or % at no.
ar6ei6e en- fut0itGn6tg 8lan for
SnerorageHen.
st Sttbu6 fra Barf[orb 8orne.
Biem ON at oberbrage oenne 4nitali
til 9iitriftet bIeb o~per9ipet til OPEN.
nPbnte &onite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-27
Sibitc Sbnbag bar en- ganifc BARN

Sioitc SBnbag bar en- ganifc BARN
% megct TOR Gag / OF. &olti8 90
8orit9oer. 6or ferIte Sang poo
mango Iar bIep nemIig 2ooen on
SaIoonCrueS 2ufning ON S%enbn9ene
giernemfert til 4rnft % Eriffc, life
aIene / ieIoe Ct. &oui8, men oqiuo /
@dit Ct. 2outs, Ilton % @Cnicc, 81.
Soorot6t @]efoIfniuacn oerncoc citcr
beunc q Simer8 "Sprfc" TOO iiQ fri
Wauoo9 for at inbbentc set ioripntc
I Gneien, ioreIiQqer Scr enom ingcn
&eifeo ON. llnocr ole SuitUn0ig.
beocr er oct bIcOcn aoot8iort, at 60
ben ON Ssnoo9SIufninq fam ouer.
boIbeS. % fan bette lie / en- @u iom
ct. 2oui&. buroc set fuloe iorboIoS.
bis inu nleQet Icttere / miuore @ncr.
8uberner 6oIf bar poo Bette iom poa
andre SmrnobCr lat ct iplQcpUroiQt
Grcmpcl. ToIf bpr lore mere &c.
ipCft ior %oocn. Spor 0erue Rcipcft
life finOe&, itoor Set iom ofteit
boorIiqt til mco ocn oifcntIi0c NforoI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-27

RenncifciIugtrriet poa bore Seru'
buner foregnar mco uioritprret &c.
eeImRsiigbeS. Suteritote Commerce
9ommisiiouen i%nSberetter, at ser / DC
ire Raaneber, iom enotc Sen Bite
WurtS 8. q. omfom oeo Sernbone'
uIpffer I 1926 @erioner, % at 1910
fom tiIifnoe. Oct piI6e mooife life
bore ofocien at irtte t0ang Ell Smutle
~oificieI llnberis9elie ooioo poo octte
Smraobe; fiji nogen MAJ set bel bore,
Tom bGrer gniOarct iOr ale Oi8ie
llIpffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-27

ct @laS pnu @~citfpitcn fortGIlcr,
at en- @dro oeo Rupn SiomsoaS bar
ariset Retter 6erroc ON StuobcIic
i'll berefter al fnI6e ii9 Sone5, og 9la'
set enIfcr bnm meget ippOigt tiaDffc
meS bans go6e Smoa, ga, tGnf,
Bpor f%IaugiuISt Ipbcr life ct ioooont
9tannl Ola Sones itoar tmiNlertio
life enc ON lin uSisgte Sma9. 8i
Har engnng fienbt en Ruu6, iom oper.
latte fit CODE friitue rorIfe Nnpn Der
@pffcn til "0otprence 8. Greet, Giq."