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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To b. L. Simmons and Howard Etchi-
son for one brick and iron apartment
house at 1916 KaIorama avenue north
west. architect. MeTreu Vaughn: build
er, j. A. simmons estimated cost,
$4,000.
To S j. Particle for repairs TO IIu
Seventh street northwest, contractor,
W. A kimm6l. estimated cost. $1,000
To CTaud8l MaokaV for repairs 20 1918
VI street. contractor CTaudaI MaCkey,
estimated cost. $1,000
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the different schools. besides the att
tendance officers and others Interested
in the enterprise. are hoping TO send 6It
600 pairs OF boots during tho next few
weeks Each pair bears q special
stamp, which is known TO all the local
pawn5r0keTs. so that there is little pos
sibnity Of the gifts being improperly
dealt with by parents. The fund is
raised bv voluntary contributions and
since b. has been established some thou
sands OF children have benefited Ia thls
Way.--Londou STANDARD
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TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Washington Gas Cert. S5O0d1O7.
Potomac Electric Light, IS, Sl,VF7
1851
Washington Railway and Electric com
mon, 50ft -, 50fr42, 5Od42Is, 30d423s.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferTed 1US9, 10uSS7s I0uS9, 5gdS6$4, o5G
6Sr4.
Washington Gas, 5d30.
Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania. l0u
1O02s 10n10OH, 10dl00la, 10dl005s, 1O4l0Q3s.
Union Savings Bank, 100230.
After caIl-Riggs National Bank, IN
sac.
Washington Gas, 20d692l
Washington Gas cert. S000di0f
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LOCAL STOCK MARKET VERY FIRM,
WITH RAILWAY SHARES AND
BONDS WANTED. :

Just a little higher prices were estab-
lished today on the securities of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany, these shares apparently being
prime favOrites with investors, and the
chances are that the stocks viii con-
tinue ID seek new and higher levels.
Starting at A., the common rose TO and
closed at 427s. The preferred shares sold
at SS2i u39. the inside price at the close
for two round lots of nifty shares each.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
WASHINGTON HOSTESSES
ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEONS

west. Rabbi Louis stern and Rabbi
Abrdm Simon. of the Eighth street
Temple VIII Ofhciatc.
One of the prettiest OF the suites a.
the New Willard Hotel was beautifully
decorated i'm mareurites and smilax at
noon today, when Edgar BerIiuer, son
of MT. and Mrs. Emil Berliner. of Co
iumpla road was married TO Miss Millie
WasSermau. of ST. Louis Mo. Rev
DIT Louis stern, of the Eighth Street
temple performed tie ceremony. IN the
presence OF the Immediate Families.
after which delightful luncheon was
served. The bride, who vas gGwned iu
white crepe satin, Observation-Disclosures and
trimmed lu rose point lace. with 4 tuUe
ven entirely euVeioping her, and grace
Iully attached 10 the hair with orange
blossoms, was attended or her sister
Miss stella NasserWau, Of ST. Louis
as maid of honor and, Miss Alice Ber-
liner, the groom s. sister, as flower girl.
MISS tEasserInall wore a pale yellow
meSSalIue and Miss BeTliUeT wore a
white MULE gown and carried "a basket
iul of flowers. Herbert BerIiuer, brother
OF the groom served his brother a. best
man.
Mrs. Bennett WassermaHs of ST. Louis
the brides mother. wore a black MESA
line, and Mrs. Rerliuer. mother OF the
groom wore an elegant topaz satin.
made IN the empire lines. The outeof-
town guests included Mrs. b. WasseT-
man. Miss Stella Wassermau and Max
Wasscruan- Of St Louis. AIr. and MIS-
Beriiners after au extended tour Will
reside TN Montreal. Canada.
fFr b
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
HUMAN PINCUSHION.

ON Romuey marshes IN Sussex,
England. is TO be found a man who is
able to stick pins in any part OF his
body without causing himself pain.
The name OF this human piuCushion
is w. Cooke, and when / saw him he
had q lady's hatpiu through his right
arm. one through his cheek and q
tiepin stuck in his left arm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania was In
more active demand than for some time
past 1t sold at 1904 to 1908
A small sale of Washington Gas was
made at &C.. Much interest is shown in
the forthcoming annual meeting. and
some action is still confidently expected
i'm the direction of an increased divi-
dend. A lot of twenty shares sold al
69al
Gas certificates IO7, and Potomac
Electric Light SIS, 10Slz-
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BOOTS
FOR POOR PUPILS

with o. view 10 assisting parents lu.
poor circumstances who may be unable
20 send their children 20 school owing
30 Lack Of boots a movement is being
carried on ~ Coventry FOR supplying
boots iH such cases.
me scheme is known as the poor
cHILren's boot fund, and the commit
tee. which embraces head teachers in
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Z. S. con. 2s. reg. lg3s....... 1924 1O3
L. s. con. 2s, coup. 1930...... 1929 o..
Z. S. 8s, res. Ig08-is......,.. 1903 i0ia
T. s. IS, coup, l90S-l8-.-..-- l004 1919
T.. s. 3's. coup, small bonds
lgOs-lS observation-disclosures, 100 90.
o. S. As. reg, 1925.-..-..-.-., u9la 1904
L. S. As. coup. Ie25....-....... 12J1a 90.
Z. s. Pan. CnI 1870 VI. 2a
reg. 1886 Observation-Disclosures 1919 1921
-. o. Columbia 3-65's. 1924. 100 o..
Philippine Islands land pur
As. lgl4-84 INSTRUMENTATION. 100 ...
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For Miss Thorndike.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Simpkins
were hosts at dinner last evening in
honor Of Miss Olivia Thorndike. Of Bos-
ton. their house guest. The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Tuckerman. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Story, Miss Hare, Miss
Schenck, Mr.. Miles, Butler Ames. and
Mr.. Merriam.
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Continued from Sixth Page9

father, William c. Harrison, for a
few days. before going TO the naval
station at Port Royal, >. G., where
Lieutenant Harrison has been assigned
Mrs. Harrison wore travelling SUIT
of navy blue brOadclOth, with hat
trimmed with pale blue plumes. she
wore lynx furs. Mrs Harrison is we'll
known IN Washington particularly IN
musical circles.
Lieutenant Harrison has many friends
In Washington, where he has been sta
toned for several years. He is a. grad
and Kappa Sigma Fraternity man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
Mr.. Edson's Dinner.

John JOY Edison was host at a dinner
last evening III his home on Sixateenth
street Among his guests were Senator
Gallinger, Representative Washington
Gardner, Justice Stafford. Commission
or mcfarland. Commissioner West
Gen. John A. Johnston, Robert Y. La
Dow, Theodore w. NOyes, and Scott c.
Bone.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
Engineers Dance

A dance was given last evening by
the Second Battalion Engineers at tbs
post gymnasium han of the Washing
ton barracks. The officers are: Presi-
dent, Charles Buck, Of Company r; vice
president, Leonard E. De Witt, of Com
pany H and Treasurer, John Y. Cain.
OF Company II. The committee on ar
engagements included John T. Nicholson.
Burt Sapp, and Charles w. Neues. all
of Company H
The members OF the floor committee
were j. W. White. Frank MOtz, and
William StrattOD. OF Company II; Louis
KalhOun, Patrick Sheehy, ana William
NJ. Kelly. OF Company =: Alfred c.
Caron and Albert II. Frederick. OF the
Engineer Band. Music was furnished
during the evening by the Engineer
Orchestra. under the direction of Mr..
kemper of the Engineer Band.
Flags and evergTeens adorned the wall
OF the hall. and a supper was served
during the evening.
Among the guests were Brigadler Cen
eral and Mrs. Marshall and Miss Mar
shall. Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs.
Langfltt and Miss Dorothy Langfltt
Captain and Mrs. MCDonOug., Chaplain
Brown, Lieutenant and Miss Tyler, and
a large number Of others from tie navy
yard, Marine Barracks. and Fort Nfyer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By H F. Hutton &
Co.. members New York stock Exchange.
g. Bowie Chapman. manager. 1901 r street
northwest.
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Hosts at Dinner.

Representative and Mrs. HUFF enter
tanned a party at dinner last evening
in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
HUFF Their other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell, Mr.. and Mrs Harlow, Mr.. and Mrs
Wendell. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cobb,
Miss Morehead, Miss Carpenter. Count
d'Adhemar, and Captain Cheney.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
TODAYS PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished 10y ". b. Hibbs d
Co.. bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building.
members New York stock Exchange. Wash
ing Stock Exchange, and Chicago Board Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

In the presence Of the immediate fami-
lies, Miss Geneva Herman, daughter OF
Mrs. NJ. Herman, and David ROthChiId,
also Of Washington, viii be married this
evening at O'Clock at the home of the
brides mother, 1910 Calvert street north
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair enter
tanned a party at dinner last evening
in honor Of Sir John and Lady Harring-
ton
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Poultry.

Live Poultry-ChiCkeus spring. small per
10, l5a16C; large. per H., l5alGC; hens. l2al3ci
ROSTERS, Ease; ducks, large. per H. 12sl2lzc;
small, per lb.s l2c; geese, per H., loal2ci
turkeys toms. per To-, l5al5c; ems per 10,
lGc
Dressed Poultry Chickens. spring, small,
per H.. 15aI7c; large. per Ib.. 15a16C; hens,
per h.. 13a14c- ROSTERS per H., 9a1oc; turkeys,
uudraWn. toms per H.. 1Sa1sc; hens, per H..
2Ja2lc, ducks. large. per H.. 13al5Cs small
Der L. L-l---- GOO. ID. loaI.c-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

The Rev. DR.. Randolph II. McKim
and Mrs. McKim were dinner hosts last
evening ia honor Of the Secretary OF
War and Mrs. Wright
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Mrs. B. Solomon will not receive to-
morrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

The Mems Club Of 81. Johns Church,
Georgetown, will hold q reception to-
night IN honor Of Bishop Harding
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
IOday's PnCes
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs-virgiuia. nesrbys. fresh. 2saSO; south
west Virginia and West Virginia, 2Scs Ten
uessec. CSC; North Carolina 2SC.
Cheese-New York, fats large, Ter H.
15e; small, per lb., 15c.
Butter-Creamerys fancy, 81, Western
frsts. 29aS0ci process, fancy. 26a26iz fair TO
good, 23a24C; dairy choice. 17a1Sc; dairy
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Fruits

Fruits-ADpIes fancy brands. per DBL 81.
a5.00. grapes, Malaga S5.50a7.0o per keg;
cranberries. per bbl.. SI5a1S; oranges,
California per box. s2.J0a3.OO, Florida. per
box. 81 01a2-50. r.ueapples per crate, $l15a
Q 30. grape fruit per crate, 32.O0s3.50 tanger-
ines. So 90 a strap.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Snow were also
among the dinner hosts last evening.
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Vegetables

Vegetables Potatoes. per bu.. s9Ca5L0]i po-
potatoes. per Dbl. s. OJaS. 90; yams. per bbI.,
gl-5Oa2 005 tuuips per box 25a40cf tuuips,
per Dbl. g5cs TutabagOs per Dbl. So1a
so. carrots per bbI., SI.00al. 50; cucumbeFs.
per basket s2-O0a3. 90. cabbage. per 100 lbs,
s.. 01a2 25, cauliflower. per basket. S150a2.Z .;
celery. per doz, stalks. .25; onions, per
bu. s1caS1G0. onions. per bbl SlS5a2-005
pumpkins per bbI.. 60a75c- squash, per
Dbl. I5caS1.0O; string beans. per basket. $500
az so. tomatoes Florida. per crate &30Oa4 90;
spinach per bbI, S.75a2O0; ksle per bbl-,
g5casl 90; lettuce Florida. per basket. 81 25a
$780, radishes, per 100. SLola2 90.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs Schwab and Miss Alma
Schwab, are now located at 1926 r street
northwest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Representative Mckinley entertain
ed a party at dinner last evening In
honor OF General Black.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Nine. Thierry entertained a dinner
naTty last evening at the Portland.
Among her guests were the First Sec
Rotary Of the Colombian legation and
Nine. Guzman, the First Secretary of
the Siamese legation and Mrs Lotus,
Representative and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. Yaues, Mr.. land Mrs. Carl
Smith, Miss Shaw, Lieutenant Beck,
and Moreno LacaIle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Legare enter
tanned a party at dinner last evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Miss Finley entertained a party Of
young people at dinner last evening.
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Dried Fruits and Nuts

Dried Fruits-Raisins uable). per box 500;
fancy. suitauas. per d.. t--ci imported. sui
rauaF. per Ib.. 8izaIgc- DTuucs per ID. 5iEagC;
cftr0u per To-. 15C5 peaches. per h.. 7iaal0c.
auricats. per H., Sa12c; apples fevaporatedJ,
per d.. SIZE. ,sun dried, per H., &C.
mouds. per d.. a0s2sc, waIuuts, per H., SOC,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
Mrs. Carter's At Home.


Mrs. Carter, wife Of Senator Carter
of Montana, will be at home this after
noon for the last time this season.
Among those assisting Mrs. Carter re-
Ceive will be Mrs. Eager, Mrs. John J.
Walsh, Mrs. MCGOWAN. Mrs. Johnson,
Miss Angela Ewing. Miss Marie Me
Naughton, Miss PeytOn, Miss Power,
Miss Avery, Miss Hicks, Miss Hillyer,
Miss Higgins, and number Of others,
mostly the young ladies of the Holy
Cross Academy.
The tea table will be adorned with a
centerpiece OF Richmond roses and the
reception room and drawing rooms wilt
be decorated with clusters of American
Beauty roses and palms.
Mrs Albert Clifford Barney will enter
tain at a musicale this afternoon at 4
O'Clock in her home, the Studio House
on Sheridan Circle. The artist of the
afternoon viii be Cecil Tanning, the ia
nous baritone singer, who is we'll Known
in London and Paris as well as here in
his own country
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage and Moss
Collier were among the dinner hosts
Of last evening. entertaininE q party
IN their apartment in THE Highlands.
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Dressed Meats.

Dressed Meats-Hams. country cured per
3D.. lfa15c, beef. fore quarters, per H., 5a55c,
hind quarters. 5allc; ribs. 6a13c; lolns lGal4c.
rounds, sac, dressed lamb. per b., &c.,
hogs small. per Cwt-. $50; mediums
per CWt-s 500. pork iOIUs, per H., lac.
bacon. per Ib.s 13a14c5 sausages. per H. 6aloc
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Live Stock.

Live Stock-Cattle extra, per cwt-- &5-5ea
$50. medium. S4.Ga450. ordinary. $260aS o.
hogs. per cwt. gross S5.50a6 IS. ordinary,
per cWt.. S5-00a5.5g; sheep. prime. per To-
4a5c- ordinary. per 10. 8a4c; lambs
choice. spring. per H. Ease, medium, per
3D.. &c, common. per 10, 6a5izci calves
prime, per d.. SIC medium. per H. 7izasc5
common per To-. 6a6iLc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

NEW YORK. Jan. 2S,-2 p m.-The
market continued dul with but little
change other than increased weakness
5n New York Central which dropped 20
1854 The bears had shown little dis
position 10 cover the lines put out this
morning up to this time, whatever they
may do IN The last hour.
The Street awaits some explanation OF
the intentions of Mr.. Hartman. fearing
sutaEOuism OF the old New York Central
interests.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Flsh-EiuE macEerel. per To-. l2i1c; Span
ish mackereL per d., l5ci Potomac bass,
per Ib. 21a2aas haIiDUt Per h., 15ci smelts.
per I5.. 111ac. cod. per TO-. Sc; steak cod, per
o.. Sos specEIed trout, per H., l5c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

st. Paul sold of a point, Union Pa
cldC, rs. Southern Pacific, ~. Read
ing. .: Northern Pacific, ia; New York
Central, Ils- SmeIter. Realty. Sloss-
Sheffield. d point. Copper IL. and Steel
common. a point.
From these declines there was but a
slight recovery aiiHougl some prom
fore the middle of the first hour of the
afternoon AT the same time the mar
Jget became more quiet and the dullness
was depressing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28
Game

Game-Rabbits, per doz.. Sl.7Ja2 %; kits
g. 0oa3. % average per d0z., S2.ooa2.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-01-28

Ralph Edward Allen. David Altman,
Ezra Rice Frost. Edwin Charles Fur
bershaw. Everett Lacy Hester, Jerry
Parker Johnson. Benjamin Yancey Mar
tin, William Elijah ThiXtOu, Selma Gist
Browning, Mabel AshleE Ernst, Therese
Marie Lee. Helen Agnes Rauel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-24
Scoens Puitru.
Gr cnia mco ham, bpao Der nn9aar
HGringsmiolcr.

Gn ublprt SpgepIeierifc tiger:
"llnber lloepelicn al min @iernin9
bar icg iunoet ioa mango Slng, Der
tolcr / 6uper al @ropc.Nut& 5000,
at lea ubcu gctpnfning u~ubeIaler Oct
ill ulc mine Eoticntcr.
Get er bclifnt o. oel'ma9ertoe,
Ell iGrOcIe@ Del ~ifittet SSeoe Tor DC
ipoe % fon mrpenbeS iii 6olf | ole
4l0Crc, ga ocn ophlebt | Wclf ellcr
IIe0c Tan nu0ca al SpGobern %
ounlc 6olf, Der al MonGel pnn
SUnNcr life fan image. Dor Eotis
cuter mco Sober, eaer ioooonne, Der
cr iot puu ilpocrOe GiGt, iinoer ic9
@rope Nuta % NIlbumcnpano mcget
uUrrnoc OF ioririitcnoc.
"Icnuc Reccpt or min cgcn Soc
% tilberCoca iom ioIacr; GAO Ell
EhcifciulO @ropc shuts lin9c ibIeo
ct @lua %ano Ell Siuc, oiiil &dnoci
"a ierucr @ropc. Nuts meo ct piSpet
9GQQchuioc % Ell SfciuIo TruGtiait
It'll at iUtte SmoQ. 0ettc aiaiper cl,
hcl Gel IGrinQ iom icIo ben ipagc'
tie MIope uoen Ninorinacr fon ior.
oglc.
win piano CT SUac, og ban brit
ger icIu &ropc-9}ut9 iomt ioreitri.
Der set oitc Tor inc |otientcr.
"EcrionIi9 ouier ien Ell &ortior
@rapc Nuts mco irut cller fog
6rugt iom oen locale Grofoit - Ell
Ten man err iriif clIcr ing"
) ole GiIipIOer al Moucipge
NcrpcippffcIic cler SIephch al Sier
ncn, pil ct ii Cages 6orieg uorettu
llnocre / Rctninq al al rrre % 9icn
opbpgqc, bporoeo |loacrne oil Tier
uea.
Ser er eft @rurS", og Ell 6orIst
oil beoiie Oette.
&c / bper Buffe eiter Den beremt
lille goa che Rouo 10 @euuiae".
3ogenin6e lGit opcnitaaeuSc @reu
st mt nil iurcfommc fra Sio til au
ben. &c CT Gatc, iuuoc o. iuloc a
'Suteresie for Rcnncifebebem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-24
Jnolanoet.
3MtnmrJnta.
SssafieI sicnnem Sjernen. Yci'

SssaffeI sicnncm .Sjerneu. Setter
Groit, en- irite Nanb / Sonm OF Cos.
mos pco Sitdiielb. blep forleben Tag
ciebiiffeIis hr9bt oerpeo, Of ban nm
Der ct Gsalo fra Ssloftet | jim 6ooers
StaIb itebte en- Sssafiels Sinoe mo
/ fit enc Gie oe siennemborcSe Slcr-
ren.
Saitia SpS. Cars Gricfion, Ell
Glore usift Wfanb | Mapwooo, Sell'
ton County. ianotes Wonoag Nor
gen oeo poo ct 2anbitpffe, 'ont ban
babe pGret beitipitiaet meo Of rpooe
timber Irbci0et meo Of flsrc enoel
SemmerItoffe bapbc en- al hans Se'te
ipGnot ham / Soneoet meo cen 6e!s
&c, at Cohen itrar uar i%notradot. r.
Gricfion bar 63 Ndr gdmntcl % bo'
e6e alene.
Sou. Snncns npr Sinic. DC nGr-
mere CmitruoiabcSeg pen Soo.So'
mems me 2inie ira Shicf HIner sails
til Sulutb CT III blepcn ~ofIentlig'
ajort. 6ro 2cet cafe Gam goor Hu'
ten / noropeitli9 Retriua til Den nor
hre 9reo Al GniS Cafe, bcrpao / pet
"a nuroucit, paalereuoe IL Ntil NOR
hcnior @cntioii. SEQ ell ganltc oirette
Siuie alenrcm oct noroltge clear
natcr Gpllntp nuncs Soucolinlcn ira
g9imnipca ctIteoa / HGrhcocn AZ Flll,
mcr, eli liocn Statiou nogle Too Vii
i%enocnior Ehici Riucr Sails. Sugc-
nierfoypict bar 0euuc llQc 'lonct Sclr
pco Glrmmcr, % ma penter mart
Of blipe. iur0ig mco Sinicr@ Spnlnn'
Tina aieuncm oet iorbuloaois ienlle
Hco 2nfc Gonutp til Clearwater. :
Sbici Hiper Sails iful Der bp9gcs ct
fterrc Rlmobus % Ell M S%ertbarc'
%itotioil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-24
SUB pnkutn.
Standardization itiacr.

decentralization niger. - &iolgr
Rorbpcitern &eruboncH9 Rapporrcr
err %llbierieLeu Al apPl ira Belle
Sourd)e oq unOre Sper / Ocune Gel
uf Stateu betDOeIig iterre ioor emo
iiior. lloisriclcu begpn6te tioIig %
bar oeoliacbolOt en- ieon StiQuing.
5 1908 UoienoteS Der ira Belle sour
de ouer 1000 8ognla0ninaer appg
% Saur til sitlige giurteOer, % bette
Sul oil aaereoe mart naoes. Ter cr
FOR blepeu uoisrt Iaugt mere SOPg
eno Jaar, men ben %iiOituepnte Bare
bar Dog itaoig uRret / Stigeuoe. -
Ssaar uogisr iaulebes TuarcHe ON.
trent en- SreoieoeI. men ale Segr
ipnes at tpoe pau, at oenne lloisrie.
ira Staten imoeu et &nr aar oil bliuC
Iieeiaa itor iom apaguoisrielen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-24
luisrnuH,t.

Nrb aaar til NOrsc. Nils Geocr.
ION, en- Galocnpert | So Grosle, osoc
|iurIeocn beriteos og eiterloo Jig eli
Sormrc pon omitrent $4,000. 0enne
b~ctpoeIiae grp pil iaIoe S%IGatnin9er
Ii Gorac tilgobe, on 0eoerien Der life
bapoe noaen sSamilie eler Sl1gt.
Sfur Vrano | Mblanb. 5rGlait
til ell Gprbi al oper 100000 blcp
Mauoag eftcrmiooog / aibIanb for
tpret al en- SIoebrano, Der Iogbe
Safe Snperior Dor & 9umber SO s
SrGlaittomter sanife eoe. Sor ct
Bar Mannener iiben brGnote bet Der.
p0ren0e Saebrra. meoenS bet ba Inf.
feoeS at rcobe oct itpre Splaa. Hu
or pglno bette iorpanolet til Nife, OF
oct belle anlGg er iiilbitGnoig tilin.
tetaiort.
Sfnibig | WanbSrab. @ultap Gar.
ion ira 5loreuce Gonntp blep Den
i9be hs. peb arebSretten / appleton
ficnbt ifpIbig / Wianobrab % osmt til
at bctale $500 / Wulft og SagenS
Smtoitninger. Snrlon baooc for oper
10 Nar iioen truiiet iammen meb
Gborpcl 2png poo Ell Saloon / Sron
Wountaiit. bpor DC TO bupoe fratJlet.
Senere iulgte 2orion meo Spn9 no
pna benites Tarm, boor ct ouoet
Sloasmool idu ifulbe babe iltnoet
Stcb meo Sen 6eIgc, at Spng iencre
osbe. Sogcn er ier bleuen bebano-
let, men Sl,rpen funbe benne Sang
life TONNE operenS.
"Stcpbcniuns Tnrf"? Statell cier
iunl bsfjcnOt 300 Acres 4aub
Goor 60, bpor ell Statspnrf fol op.
retteS, % Oct er MI blepet Sole ON,
ar oerne ifaI faloeS "~StepberIons
Tort". eitcr Den aomlc og grunorige
Sor. Stoters Se1otor Sioac Stepbens
ion / Marinette. Senntoren bar nem-
liza lopct Statcns T%arfitprelic S25.-
900 til at ioretage Sorbeoringer
nppnte Tarf, % Der er enoog rpgrt'
pis meobelt, at benne Gum oil bliue
iorsget iii $4,000 etler enbog S10O,'
900. 5oruoen Senotorens 8ape bar
Yarfitprplien iii $4,000, Ser lfal an
penoes til Sorbebrinaer / Door Cos
Tnrf, % oenuc antageS at blipe Oct
imuffeite NnlGg al lit Slags | Noro'
pcIten.
1arlia Slocbranb / ga GrpsIc. 9.
lSauihc Soropore Cos itore gntif
ga GroSie brpnote gtat til Wanoag
% oa Der / Den betpoeli9e Tarebe'
~boloning por Ell WGngoe Eatroner
pa andre SprRngItoffc, bleo Oct en-
notiaa iarli9 9ran0. erploIioner'
ne minoeoe ON ScpGrialperne unoer
ct beftist Slog, % De tillteoeprrenoe
ISilifuere iIpgteoe opcr sails % Sooef
ira gronoitebet, mebenS granotol'
fenc tappert bolbt Stanb. Son'hes
9panirg bar beliggenbe ! Oct t9tte't(
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iao oct aniees
Iom nleaet heloiet, at Slocn lite 9ret
pioere ON iia. en- gronomuno ton
alporlig tilifaoe peo iplintreoe Spell
! alasrlt0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-24

0lsSeroe Sui, Der faites paa ct
Sag af .&uberoib, bill iprntte paa en-
uifdoelie Naaoe. % goa ib.
3e i1tter life Mitberoib ibrdnD.
ant9noer beIIerifte Srrp9rfet inoens
unber.
Gg bog er ct Tag at Huberoib mere
eno blot Neifpttelie moo Slbebrano.
Set er 8eifntteIie mob Binterens
auISe. Sn bet life er en- afleber for
Seben, bolber bet Suiets 8arme inbe.
Set er en- geifpttelie MOB Soms
merens Seoe. Oct boloer @psninaens
Snore fipIig pes at itGnee Solens
Se0e ube.