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New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
MURPHY. THE hippo" FOUND DEAD.

"e,aliph'' Murphy. the fOur-tOn hippopotamus OF
the Central Park menagerie. was discoveries aead
last night by Joseph Cunningham assistant ahiiai
,nar ..proker,-hearted" was the verdict Of Lieu
tanant Paddy MeGirr. Of the Arsenal station re-
referring TO "Caliph's' recent separation from ms
snouss Mrs Murphy and from Baby Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
BASEBALL NEWS AND NOTES.

Chicago JAN 9.-John j. MeCiraw. manager or
the New York Giants. who is his way 10 Cali
forpia for short rest stopped of here to-day 60
see Roger Bresnahan. the star catcher OF the
Giants who signed contract to play this year.
Detroit, Jan. AT the annual meeting or the
Stockholders of the Detroit Baseball Club to-day
F,apk 7 Navin. for three years secretary of the
club, was elected president TO succeed William
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
WHJTNORE HEARING OFF.
Nezc E1idence Causes Hudson Pros
ecutor to Ask Delay.

ro+b the council chamber and the trial room in
the Town Hall at Harrison. N j.. were packed 10
their capacity with crowd of moroidiy curious
persons when at o'clock last evening. Police Jus
ttce Branegan gave a hearing TO Theodore s Whit
moro who Is charged with the murder OF his wife.
Helena whitmore of No. 2S6 Adams street. Brook
lvn whose body found the day after Christmas
in LampbIack Swamp. near the Passaic River
The request of Prosecutor Vickers that the near
ing be continued until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing when the state might be ready. was granted
Prosecutor yickers explained that such action was
necessary because there was much new evidence
and because material witnesses could not De pro-
duced last night
,rax,nder i. Simpson counsel for whitmore. OBJ
,scted to the adjournment. declaring his readiness
to go on with the case He spoke of the hardship.
bodiIv and mental that his client is undergoing
and insisted that he be set at liberty. There was
NOT a shred of evidence. he said. to warrant hts
being held
Mrs. Cassie Mckay. who was arrested at her
home No. 55S Ninth avenue. Manhattan. early yes
tertlay morning by Detective Hyams. OF the Cen
trail Office as a witness in the WhitmOre case made
a statement at Police Headquarters. in which she
admitted having accompanied Fred Elliott. Whit
more and Georgiana Dickinson to a house in West
34th street. and later to WhitmOre's house. at No.
gsS Adams street Brooklyn. where they all spent
the night of December 20. She was released
he farce of holding a coroners inquest was
gene through with at the Town Hall in Harrison
last night. Nothing that was not known before
was brought out and the Jury rendered as hoh-
committaI a verdict IL possible TO frame
up. Coroner c. V. BunneH presided The jury did
not even commit itself sufficiently 20 declare the
woman was Mrs Whitnore. but expressed a strong
idea that perhaps she may have been. Dr. Con-
verse reported that the stomach OF the dead woman
showed no recent use OF alcohol nor the presence
of choral, or "knOcA-out drops
Rosfon Ian Am effort made to-day 10
establish az aubi for Frederick w Elliott. who was
arrested last night a charge OF being an acces-
sorry after the fact the murder Of Mrs. Whitnore
A conductor on the Boston & Albany Railroad SAID
he saw Elliott train going from Auoarndaie 70
postou on Christmas Day waiter at the Conti-
nsntal Hotel recalled that he served Elliott with
he.r on Christmas night. the time when IL Is
claimed that the murder occurred Elliott was dis
eharsed by the local police. and. accompanied by
New Jersey officer. he left Boston for Ne" sorA
this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
WOULD CUT DOWN HARVARD SPORTS
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

II3y Telegraph 70 The Irlbune1
Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 9--President Eliots re-
port on competitive athletics at Harvard will be
issued within a month, and if it is ratified by the
oyerseers, as expected, intercollegiate games will
be cut down to only contests in each branch of
sport This is what President Eliot advocates, it
said.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

va,-tev Charles Schumm was elected secretary
of the club and J. w Low treasurer Mr. Yawkey
I'm retiring from toe presidency still retains MS
financial interest in the property
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
DARTMOUTH WINS AT BASKETBALL

Hanover, y. h, Jan. 9.-Dartmouth defeated the
University of Vermont basketball here tonight
hy a score of % to 5.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
LITTLE HOPE FOR GAME.
Harrard Not Likely to Meet Prince
ton at Football.
TBv Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Cambridge Mass. Jan 9-The Harvard football
management refuses to give out any statement
about the proposed football game with princeton
November Z. The Princeton management Is
anxious for the game. and has made the same ad-
in former years. Roper, head coach at
Princeton last fall. and Captain Dillon were IN
conference with Captain Burr and Joshua crane
ir, of the Harvard management, at luncheon IN
Boston yesterday but the Harvard authorities
have communication for the press.
1t said here tonight on good authority
however, that the chances for a game were slight
and that the Harvard athletic committee would
not be likely to rstify any tentative agreement
by Telegraph The Tribune
Princeton N j., jan 81. B. Fine, chairman or
the Princeton athletic advisory board, and A j.
Carr. manager of the football team, stated this
evening that they could not say whether there
will be game with Harvard next fall. Negotla-
tions have been carried between the two in
stitutions, but agreement has not yet oeen
reached Princeton men in general hope that the
game will be played.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

Golfers are hoping that the question OF champion
shin awards will be settled definitely at the annual
,oeetine of the United States Golf Association in
this city on January II. instead of being left to
the executive committee. According to present in
dications il looks if the amateur WOULD go to
Brae Burn, Boston; the Womens TO fhladei-
mia and the open TO Engle|ood.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

Martin OIoughlin, the homebred professional
golfer Of the Plainfed Country Club. has left to
take charge of the Southern Pines course, in North
Carolina This is O'Loughlns first winter engage
nent He will return in the spring to his old
position
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

William C. Freeman. president of the American
Golf Association of Advertising Interests, believes
that the organization will be benefited by having
the next annual championship tournament held IN
Canada. The chances that a good many golfers
from across the border will join the ranks. The
tournament will be held over the course of the
Lambton Golf and Country Club, of Toronto. on
July to 13.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

It is understood that the Philadelphia Country
Club will improve Its course during the next few
months This is of the organizations that have
applied for the next women's national tournament
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

STANDING OF THE CI
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

- II I
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE

Booth Harrington says that In no
state have the newspapers more Jour
nalistic enterprise" than in his native
Indiana. While stopping at little
Hoosier hotel in the course Of hunt
ing trip Mr.. Harrington lost one of his
dogs.
Have you a newspaper in town.
he asked of the landlord.
fright across the way, there. back
of the shoemaker's," the landlord told
him. 1.-THE Daily News-best little pa
per of it's size in the state"
The editor, the printer and the print
er's devil were all busy doing Justice
to MIR. Harrington with an "in our
midst" paragraph when the novelist
arrived
"I've just lost a dog" Harrington
explained after he had introduced him.
self, land I'd like to have you insert
this ad for me: Fifty dollars reward
for the return of a pointer dog an
swering to the name of Rex. Disap-
peared from the yard of the Mansion
house Monday night.
"Why, we were just going to press.
sir" the editor said, "but we'll be only
too glad to hold the edition for your
ad."
Mr.. Harrington returned to the ho-
tel. After a few minutes he decided,
however, that 1t might be well to add
ITO questions asked" to his advertise
ment, and returned to the Daily News
office.
The place was deserted, save for the
SHINY little freckle-faced devil. who
sat perched on a high stool, gazing
wistfully out Of the window.
''Where is everybody" Harrington
asked.
"Gawn to hunt tn dawg," replied the
boy. without removing his gaze from
| the distant fieIds.-Everybody' Maya
! zine
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25

walking. embelished with dancing and
singing of the pleasing kind. lnez
Allen will present several ballads Sc
lected from late successes. Mark Johh-
son, with novelty clog and buck ana
wing dancing, completes the list OF
newcomers. Vier and Nellie Hill will
present new illustrated songs ana the
usual motion pictures are on the pro-
gram.
FISCHER'S-Ben T. Dillon, Max
Bloom and j. Edward Pierce are wen
to the fore in the comedy situations
of 'Ryan's Reception" next weeks
musical comedy at Fischer's. The
play relates the amatory mixups
caused by mistake in the enclosure
of two letters. Mary Ellen Ryan,
mother. sends a formal invitation for
the reception to August Schultz, ST.
Her daughter, Mary Ellen, sends a
glowing note to August, Jr. The mixed
delivery of the two epistles creates
much fun. Dillon is cast as ryan;
Marie Roslyn as his wife; Nellie
Montgomery as their daughter; Max
Bloom as the senior Schultz; ]. Ed
ward Pierce as his son, and Laurel
Atkins as a relative of Schultz. Song
interpretations include Goodbye
Sweetheart" kiss Me Right" Amt
1t Fun To Jolly In the Moonlight,
"Hark to the Mandolins," I'm the
Man" and my Irish Canary"
UNIQUE-'The Elopement'' is billed
for the week at the Unique. This IS
two-act musical comedy by James
p. Lee, introducing many songs ana
chorus effects, the latter under the di-
rection of Charles Justi. The sketcn
has to do with a father who elopes
with neighbor's daughter, while his
son runs away wit the girls mother.
James P. Lee is cast as 81 Cloyne, boy
of-all-work at a country inn; Marie
RarhieY as Jerusey Jane, the landlady,
with whom everything will be extry'';
Hugh Metcalf as the old man; Miilar
Bacon as the young son; Make Nit
chell as the widow, and Olga Stech as
the young daughter Harry Wardeii is
20 at for a Dutch drummer and police
man, and will introduce one of his
pleasing topical specialties. Millar Ba-
J con, olga Stech and Make Mitchell
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25

at the head of the company which
will present Raymond HubbePs tink-
ling musical comedy "A Knight for
Day at the Mason next week. The
piece has been well received in the
east but is new to the coast. fea-
ttre Is made of the Ten English
Dancing Madcaps," though just how
squads" and so forth, who have tossed
their toes on local stages during re-
cent months, is not specified.
Incidental to the comedy Mr.. Barry
and Miss Herbert will present bur-
lesque of "The Merry Widow Waltz"
Some day, doubtless, we shall see and
hear that waltz in its original form.
To date there have been several dozen
burlesquers, but that is all. so far as
Los Angeles is concerned.
Htn
vinie DAILY, who appears at the Or
pheum tomorrow, is the last in line of
one of the most famous families of
American entertainers of the lighter
vogue. Tom. Bill, Bob and Dan Daily
are all names of historic significance,
and Lizzie DAILY is scarcely less we'll
known, Vinie being her daughter.
Then there are Margaret DAILY Vokes
Harry Vokes and Hap Ward, re-
spectively, in whose company Vinie
received her early training.
Make Mitchell, who has been q
member of the Unique theater stock
company for many months past, VIII
retire from that organization week
from tonight and will be succeeded by
Miss Annie Baumann, who played an
engagement of six months at the house
some time ago and who now returns
Since the recent merger OF the
comedy and musical comedy organi-
cations at this theater James p. Lee
has been put In entire charge. Mr..
Lee Is presenting straight comedies
with musical Interpretations, each
comedy being in two acts. The new
policy seems to please the clientele or
the house. ~.
Miss Blanche Hall will leave for
New York city this morning, going
east on the same train that takes the
David Warfield company. She Is un-
der contract to return and resume her
place as leading woman of the Bur
bank company May l, 1903. Her niece,
Miss Evelyn Hall, will accompany her
on her trip.
Katherine Kirkwood, who has been
playing occasionally at the Burbank
for the past two months, has been
made a regular member of the Bur-
bank company.
d. p. Foot, formerly musical direc-
tor at Fischer's theater, with his wife,
known professionally as Bessie Tame
hill. is with Richard Rose, en- tour.
Mr.. Foot plans returning to California
In the early spring, when his wife is
to make starring tour at the head OF
her own musical comedy company.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
WHAT TO SEE THIS WEEK AT LOCAL THEATERS

will be heard in the musical numbers.
During the intermission between the
two acts Millar Bacon will sing Illus
trated songs and the Unique-O-Scope
will project moving pictures. Mile.
Aimee will continue her Salome dance
for a third week
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25

ertoire besides the old-fashioned and
well-known plantation melodies. pre-
tentious grand opera overtures, sacred
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25

selections and the latest popular num-
bers. Stanley and Weaver bring
specially which includes comedy WIRE
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25

EMPIRE-Mark Johnson, banjoist.
heads the olio at the Empire for the
coming week. He includes In his rep
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
en- RiempeipinoeI.

grreitntioneu al Wiuionprisnnei,
SoroIb g. gope, bpis Sober er 8ice.
pr9iioert / Carnegie Steel Company,
| SorsbneS bar fife olenc puft en-
iibDre Seninticn / De bsiere locialc o.
finoniielle arebie | Bittsbura, So,
men ogioa brogt for 9agen Ell al sc
~itsrite og frPffeite 2anbipinoler, Der
nogeniinbe er forspet / bette 2ono.
'ninolerierneS Snnb. Oct ~frernaaor,
at isnge gope % bans Webforbunone,
al bpilfe TO iantioig blep arreitereoe,
nemlig 6ranf 8. Steen, Der iammen
meo gope uogon Jig for at bore @e.
neralogenter for "llnion Central
Contribution COMPANY, % @. 9.
Saugb, agent for Union Central
Hailroao Company" / Seras, bar
aoerteret Jig iom eiere al fore 9ano.
itrpfninger Lungs SernboneIinier %
meo Itore gper og Marfeber, iom
alorig bar eriiteret.
s fine Eamiletter, Der uoienoteS /
tituienbiS, opIpier De, at De bar
eiere al 10000 acres 9ano beIig.
gertoe langs opennGpnte SSernbane.
LIME, lamt 1000 9pggetomter /
gpen Sronoale. De tilbsb iig at gipe
bper en-, iom fisbte % betaIte $3.50
for Ell gpagetomt, 10 Icres 2ano oe
f%orpli9teoe Jig til at fisbe Den fsrite
Ipling fro oisie 10 Icres og betaIe
lige laa meget for ben, iom @eofom.
menoe bapbe betalt for 9pgsetomten.
en Wonb, iom reiite Der neo for per.
'onlig at unoerlsge Sorbolbet, og iom
efter lin SilbagetomIt foraariageoe
Stor'oinolernes a~rreItation, fanbi
bperfen noaen Sernbane eler noaen
gp. Serimob fit ban al gutoriteter.
ne / Baleitine, 10 WiI fra set Steo,
bpor ~"Sronoale" Dor opaipet al
Ii9ge, eoiuorne GrfI9rineer meo fla
biem ON, at oct belle par en- fiempe.
m9Siis Spinoel, os at De bapoe moo.
tnget Sriener af SoreipsreiIer fra
ole aonter al Sonbet fra SoIf, iom
bar blepte togne peb GGien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

= 9retoane, bpor Der enonI her
fer ioo monac 9omIe Sfltfc % In'
ifrelier, nnoer oct %uHraelsie, lille
9urn oImiubelia &iprIiaheb oa Del
toaeGie. Seriom Mooercu til ct
Ippbt 9urn osr, 'on blir oct ontnaet
al ole Wsbrc / Soanct cIler Snnbs.
bnen iom bere$ eaet. Ereiteu ubpGI'
aer en- Nor, iom han IGrlla letter
Siaio til, oa bun mpbta9er oct Sners
ot Jorge ipr Barnet lom Ell @ope ira
Den IImGattac. Gr Ell Tor tattlg til
uIetc at fllnne ta9c itq al Barnet, 'na
forencr ilere iia hernm. Tn taaer
Barnet / lit SuS, oa De andre ittftes
til at pIeir % paste set. Ilt, hnon
Der ouaunr Barnet, omaiueS / 9rc,
taauc meN frommc Sfiffc. SnGcn
auur Iorbi ell apnC, Der CT iruatlom'
melia, ubcu at iiac: "@itb neliignc
6ia!~ ScIp set melt inbgroebc &uo
oiprbneS paa ben Wtoooe. Oct uior'
iouliaite Meuneifc oil tilraabc i'm
Sienbe ct peliignenbc ORD, oerIom
ban bar ct Barn pon Nrmen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
SmaapInf.

- Rebaftsr Sobs. .. @iit penotC
Ssnbogs Iften tiIbnqe ira oct itorC
Srsuberitepuc / SerguS Soils, Niun
&c. 6. SpffoS fra 1T. Ron'pm
81. 9, reiitc / TreboaS bicm iaicn ci
fer ro9Ie Cages 9eisa hos jim grooel
Ole SoffoS berai 8peu.
pr. z. Stobo CT peubt tilbngt
fra q. Hnnl, hoor bon onerpnr Ct
Mebc Of aomitecn for ariitioulc
llrtperiitetctS SSSllbtIrilmainub.
Soitor =. NtpiCS fnu iorri0C
Mtdnbna til Gccorob pon 9cIsq, son
fcm hertiI fro Soma Gitn, boor bans
SomtIie Dor. Neriro oraQcr bon til
Clifford, Y. Tof., hnnr ban ifol be.
tienc Ell GCl NfiSiiou@ WeriQhcbcr
Tom er iprcht oerlrbc. Nou onter %.
ioa al nirfc i WiniomS Golmtn
geprheher al @inistru. Tuitor No.
ies er tiItrohS for inc 6S Ior foo
frtf "a irrTf Tom en- Mouo / &c
Glars Ilhercn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Sra Sprtna 6rooe.
letter "Serab" ,

q. q. aoI5rrh reiitr Giranoo
III hnrpcn Y. Got, for at e~itcric in
Surm oeruhe.
~ q. g. aoI&ruh nfrciite Mtonhon
@orQcn iii aorinS Gin, No. buor
bon nil ie9e 2PQebcbonoIinq.
- @iniom RIerrun fra 2priu1
@roHc o8 Gtii@ Irroo Carrier ira
Caledonia blep iorIcben G~atepieoc
ga CROSSE.
Bot. g. q. aoSbera % Sen.
reu &Iotn reiite Suaooa iii &omc
Gin, hpor Seuncu oII inlbCrc rec
Sonaa llriperittct.
- Sner |cterion bc8oo iiq $ir$.
RAG pno Hejie I'll g8iIo NorIc, Col.
hoor ban ngteoc al tnQc CT Nomcitco<
og ephoIbc fig noQcu Gi0.
&Inuht De lInQc Nicuucifer. ION
gsrooq reiite til minneapolis for Of
toge fat poa fine Stuoicr oeo Stoten;
llnioeriitet, bar NtIis MabeI @erob
Gbmninb 2oitcruo og Hu0oIpb Reier,
inn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Rooiepelts ~SarpeItaeen.

Hrniioent HooiepeIt bender ibaa
Girsbae) tiIbaee til Waibineton fro
lit Sommeropbolo / Spfter Ban. 3
Mnleonins 5%ilbaeereiien til Sopeb.
itaoeit gap Er9iioenten og bans ,Sii.
itrn | Sorsbags Ell afifebsreception
for ale fine Senner % Waboer oe
"Sogarnores" 1ere itob Den belle no.
iloenc Dag poo blot Sab. SnbbpoeI.
fen til Reeeptionen siaIbt ale Spiter
Bans Snopnanere, uben VerIons Sin.
ieeIie eller Senipn til Stanb % Still.
ling, % belle gftermiooagen aif Der
en- itoois Strsm al. automobiIer,
8osne os aisreareier af ole opbri.
pelige SIaes benimob bet RooiepeItife
SommerbienL % manefolbiae, iom
life fuioe ~fomme op at fisre", tom
meb "6ohen poa Hoffen". Nile fiji
De n biertelia TootoacIic, % oQe
braatc ct Init Iinbe meo iia tilbase
ON 8eisaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
en- Punoreoaarino.

en al Georges pIbite Ipnb, Sel.
lit Nilien Hobbe / RsIbnI, or, Iom
fsr fortelia mebbeIt / Soften, al.
goaet oeb 9sbeu. benpcb tO2 aor
aamunel. Sneen fou hoa meb 9e.
'icmtheo itgc, bpilfen Dag ban pur
fpht. : hine Siber ifrep nemIia Yrc.
item life op SsbieIsnaaen, bare
9%aob&hoaen. 0crtiI fom oct Tor
RslhuI IGreenc, at Stehet finn loo
lin Brett ire @onac hoer Spmmer.
ncnnlia ncn &cniof, Sliof % gtif.
felameS' Sioc.
%cllif blcp fsbt fort eitcr WiffcIs.
mes 1906; men SiemlneNaaben
funhc fsrit itphiTitcS / airfcn noor
EreIteu inbfnnot Iia oct fslaenoe
gor. oa oct bIeo 2erbog 29oe sunni
1907.
ScGtf mac meact tioIio bare no.
oiit &rreIuit % uNmrrfet fla blonbt
iinc Sambpobiuaer. Sht ga TSor.
mnnbifobsIonen AZ 1897 traohte
arnit, bIep ban noIat til Srofsrcr,
iurbi han finGc ubtrpfte iia ifriftIig
pad ct grcit Sprca % mco ell eoS
SaonbIfriit hoorom ben pIbite fSor,
baublingSprotofol oQ'an bprer BIO.
neSbnrb. Get ffritc' Mehc / RsIoal8
Sormanbifab boIbte$ Ste Sonuor
1888.
Der bar / SelifS Sib npret II
Ereitcr I Hslbals Weniabeh; al hlaie
er finn TO tIinc. Gen 8amIe bor III.
tiS pGret Ell hriitie % orbeioiom
Wanb. : 100 anraoIberer buaaebe
ban eubnu lin Seb, % hper Somrer
liae til Oct iibite rciitc ban no til oct
fore Sils. iom ban i line pngre Dag.
bapbe opiert lrnait inbc / Stslebas
len peb SaIbaISpauoet. Ger ipiite
ban e1ter gantmel Stlt I'm SlIotgreo
Eper 29be Suli iammen nteS fine
Sloattefolf.
Sammen nteb Tr1iten gibe fipm.
pebe ban / lin Sib en- baarb aamp
for / 1860 at faa opfsrt HslbaIS fsr.
ite S%foIebus, iom enouu itaar Der.
San iortalte, at paa bet isrite amts.
ting / Ssubre 9ersenbuS bar Der ii
Grqiier meb. De bsSe ale Ianse for
BAN.
2ise til BET iibite bar han uaImin.
heIis rait % rsria. Sor et Tar
aar ilDen flIste ban en- nosenLauSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Gnoelie Reen.

Sra Duluth, Winn., t%elearaieres
Den 1Sbe Sept, of Der ON Tatten bar
faIot ct ganite itGrft Hegn ioosoOt'
Tom oper belle oct b~ronbberieOe Strse.
Sfisnt Regnet life bar tilItrGffeliat
til belt at ililffe ben enonu pao mango
Steoer ulmenbe SSlo, iaa bar oct DOG
Iogt en- iaaban 9Gmper paa ben, al
@ranb IaroiS, Chicago Ban og on
Ore Settlementer poa Safe Wihiaons
Horbfpit, nj fan betragteS iom iiben'
for enbper Sare fra Sfoebranbene,
Der Iiae til MI bar triet Dem.
Somme Telegram bringer oaiao
De glGOeliae Giterretnin9er, at Ir.
Wonter o9 De ier Snoianerc, iom man
hapbe antneet bar omfoumle / Bran.
ben, / bel @eboIb cr fomne bienl
iaien. De bopoe reooet fig peb Ell
baitig 5lr9t norboper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
Grenoermeoet.

Snerensitcmmertbe nteb Den Tor
~nhienote SnobpbeIie inmlebes 2rsn.
herne til Wsbe / Sergiis Soils, Dim.
%nciuta, ben 17be Sept. Set bar ei
let fort % Representative Wsoe, oa
het npitiftebc "Srsn6erIaaet"
%tegurber meo oper 100 Meblentmer.
Get bIep bI. a. beilnttct at aipe
Sonfcn on ber oIminbelige ndtio.
role Wtinoeaope til 9ioree / 1914 III,
SiIlutnina.
SaIg af embebsnpuo foretoses
meo fslaenbe Reiultot:
Sormanb, Son. u. u. @oIlan,
@lennono, Wirn.
8iccformanh, Son. 8. e. Soiian,
Ntnpnillc, q. 9uf.
SetretPr og aaSierer, BoItcr Q.
8. 2cirfaII, Wfobol, u. 9of.
DIRECTION: Reb. Sobs. 9. 8iit,
0ecorab, So, Eroi. .. %. Riitnb,
SereuS Sails, Wirn., 9roi. 3. q.
aiIbabl, N~ortbfielb, Wim., Sroi.
DIR. s.. @ieriet, 8eccrab, Sa., %
Or. Sb. 8orloe, Chicago. Sn.
ut lGnaere Reierot ira Wtsoet bill
tlipe trpft | nGite Nimler of 9laoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22
On Punoreoeaarsfeit.

Gn 'ieIbcn TcIt frnbc Den t7hc h@.
iclrc& / minneapolis, lbct Mrs. Gbri'
TINA MarNrctc CIion ber Toa fDIote
100 Nor. Gcitcn Der hoIhtcS i "@e.
burt@hoQSboruct~" Caters, NtrS.
M~inthciicr@ Silent poo !Siablono
Ipcurc, cucrurrchc4 al 6 Born. %
@srueberu ~ 7 @prucbsruSbpru.
Mtr&. Sliou, ser tlltrob& for lin
heie NINcr or n~tInitruOjQ nnnnsfriit
% ino lcQcmIia ro'f, at hun ton irrs
oca omfrinQ / Slict, cr ipcnif al Tens
'cl - feot / 0mcauer al StoctboInr
hcn t7oe September tSOS - fom til
Imcrifn for ca. 80 Nor itocn % bar
belle oenne Sib bort / WinneapoIi&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-22

SepnnIbrenoe til 8rapen. Ger bar
fun ct 8isreti % bet 'fsrtc Sisfi.
ten, men gdtfiIe Selif nso oa ben
Sober os SorocI at faa fisre meo,
iiooenoe paa aiiten. SeIifs Spn uar
aItio gobt; ifier Ssrielen bar bet
naarlig meo. San fuIste altib in.
teresieret meb | gIdoene, iGrlia paa
oct poIitiife og reIiaisie Omraooe. S
bans 1006e 9ar boIot bans Gam.
b%paoinger en- imiif % iternninesfuIb
Set for ben @omle.
S SuIi fibitleoen nioatte ban eno
tilienes. San bar ba life egentlig
ipg. Oct bar gIoerbcmsipaabeb, ionl
life Longer boIbt bet engona iaa
itprfe 2egeme ionmen, oa iom IN
cgiaa enote Senif Stables Sip.