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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
TWENTY COUPLES
Wed IN 4 BUNCH
Members Of Sect Which Failed
to Recognize Cupid

Benton Harbor, Mich. Dec. 10
ignoring a law that ignored Cupid,
that neither recognized love nor mar
rage, forty members of the Israelite
colony, twenty men and as many
women, were married at the sect's
headquarters here Sunday. A local
justice of the peace tied the twenty
knots.
The Israelite colony was established
here about eight years ago by Benja-
min and Mary Purueil. In that time,
with but one exception, there has not
been a wedding at the colony, which
numbers several hundred, until yes
terday's event.
According to the popular interpre-
tation, Benjamins faith failed to
recognize the little god of love. Re-
Gently William Hannaford defied Ben
1amin's edict by marrying his sweet
heart. Twenty other young men and
women also fell before the darts oil
Cupid, and the result was twenty en-
Eagements
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
Rehabilitation of 3. and M.

A general rehabilitation of the Bos
ton q Maine system has been decided
upon as the outcome of the tour of in
spection of the lines by officers III the
New York, New Haven 81 Hartford
and Boston & Maine companies last
week. improvements will include
strengthening of bridges, heavier
equipment. especially in locomotives,
Improvement of roadbed, lowering of
grades, and to some extent straight
ening of curves, besides changes of a
more general nature. In view of the
magnitude of the prospective changes,
these will he made slowly but system
atically. Meanwhile. improvements
will be conferred at points of the great
est need, including new tracking at
Lynn, electrification of the Hoosac
tunnel, betterment of rolling stock
and heavier rails. Particular attention
will also be paid to the future i'm
provement of running time between
New York city and southern New Eng
land at the one extreme, and the
White Mountain resorts at the other.
The changes will be under the person
al direction of President MelIen. The
inspection trip, it is stated, showed
the Boston q Maine lines between
Boston and Portland and Boston and
Concord, N. H., to he in first class
condition. The rest of the system in
spected. while proving to be well up
TO the old-fashiOued standard, was
considerably below the carrying power
of the up-to-date standard lines.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
SkC0 SAVINGS BANK
CLOSES ITS DOORS
OopOSitOrs Will Receive Hun
dTGd Cents on The Dollar

SacO, Me-, Dec. 1S.-The Saco
Savings bank, which was estab
lished in 1870, closed its doors fol-
lowing a conference between the
trustees of the institution and the
state banking authorities. The banks
deposits are estimated at ST, 400 600.
Hundreds of depOsitOrs had with
drawn their savings after disclosures
in connection with the failure of the
York County Savings bank The
SacO bank has been obliged to sell
many Of its securities at a sacrifice
and rather than sustain d heavier
loss the trustees voted unanimously to
close the doors. The depOsitOrs will
all be paid 100 cents on the dollar
No formal notice was given Of the
closing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
AIDS AN OLD FOE
Buffalo Bill Meets an Indian Who
Nearly Got His Scalp

Omaha, Dec. 19.-Cloudy Face, an
Arapahoe Indian chief, who once came
near getting Buffalo Bills scalp, was
last night helped by the former In
dian fighter when he found the old
warrior hungry, sick and destitute
in the Union depot in this city Af-
ter giving the red man square meal,
Colonel Cody purchased for him a
ticket back to the reservation and
started him homeward to Wyoming.
Cloudy Face had been without food
for so long that he was unable to tell
Cody how he reached Omaha He was
once one of the most willy and intrepid
foes of the whites, and for years
there was sworn enmity between him
and Cody. He came nearer than any
other Indian ever did to getting Buff
falo Bills scalp.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
HOUSES ARE SHATTERED
People In Vermont Town Used
Casoene For Kerosene

ReadsborO, Vt, Dec. 19.-One
woman dying, several injured and the
sides of dwelling houses blown out,
are some of the results of a series OF
explosions which occurred here when
the inhabitants started their Sunday
morning fires with gasolene which had
been left by the village grocer.
The grocer had secured a barrel of
gasOlene which he distributed about
the village in gallon and half gallon
lots, under the impression he was
selling kerosene.
For two hours detOnatiOns in town
and hillside, exploding stoves, burst
ing lamps, and dynamite effects in the
use of the strange kerosene, turned
the town into confusion.
Mrs. George Johnson, 80 years old
one of the customers Of H. b. Bill
ings, who received the mixture la
belled kerosene, was fatally burned
by the explosion of a lamp filled with
the unstable liquid
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
TWO GET LIFE SENTENCE
italians Admit Killing and Robbine
Fellow Countryman

Pittsfeld, Mass. Dec. T9.-Plead-
ing guilty to murler in the second
degree, Antonio Scalli and Vincenzo
Jamello, both Of North Adams,
charged with the murder of Giovanni
Gannaizzo, also of that city, were
sentenced to life Imprisonment when
they appeared before Judge Crosby in
the Berkshire county superior crimi-
nal court. The two Italians were
taken to the state prison at Charles
town today.
Both men confessed to killing their
countryman on the night of Sept. IS,
1909. They said they had been
drinking. They took all the money
they could find on Gannaizzo and fed
to Cheshire. They were arrested two
days later. Scalli is 10 years old
and Jamello %.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
IN BOSTON MARKETS.

Butter-Choice northern creamery,
3OR 031c; western creamery, 300
301Ac; firsts 28@29c.
Cheese-York state, 151h@16c;
Vermont, 15015Hc.
Eggs-Choice hennery, 4S@5Oc;
eastern extras, 44@46c; western, SO
@40c; storage, 24@26c.
Apples-Baldwins fancy, $4,000
4. so barrel; greetings, 81. 1908. 50;
northern spy, 1904; russets, 1926
@3,
Potatoes-Central Maine and Aroos-
took, 81. 05M1.15 bag; sweets,
Vineland, S3@3 25 barrel.
Truck-Onions $1@12 box: tur-
nips, yellow, $1.25@1. so bag; white,
65c@$1 box; cabbage, drumhead, 81
0125 barrel; Savoy, S1@1.25 bar
rel; squash, marrow, s1.25@1. so
barrel; Bay State, 81. 5O01.75 bar
rel; Hubbard, 1h02c pound; pars-
ley, S101.25 box; string beans,
green, 5000 basket; wax, S5@6 bas-
ket; beets, SOL. Is box; carrots, 85c
0S1. box; parsnips, S5c0s1 .15 box;
| radishes, 35@40c dozen; lettuce, 9Oc
@$1.25 box.
Poultry-Fancy northern turkeys
26028c; western, 24@26c; western
fowl, 1S@19c; live fowl, 14015c;
chickens, 13Q15c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
RESCUES TWO CREWS
Revenue Gutter Gresham Lands Ship
wrecked Sailors at Boston


Boston, Dec 19.-The United
States revenue cutter y Gresham
steamed into the harbor yesterday,
bringing the crews of the wrecked
schOOners Abbie G. Cole and S. A.
Fownes and towing the derelict
schooner Stephen G.. Loud.
The government craft shows no
scars from the great seas she sur
mounted. CIR visible evidence of the
perils undergone, the hardships en-
dured by the officers and crew in their
patrol Of the coast during the tenn
pests and cold of the past week
On her deck were grouped the mem-
bers of the crews she had rescued
from death. These men had been
found benumbed by cold and starv-
ing, clinging desperately to their
wave buffeted craft. expecting every
comber that dashed over their useless
vessels would bring an end to their
lives.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
Dr.. Cook?

If DIR Cook diin't climb Mount Nc
Kinley, what did he do? Elizabeth
Woodbridge apparently tries to answer
this question in her = story 1.-The
Bonds of Circumstance" in Adventure
for January. Mount Mckinley is thin
ly disguised as Mount Darwin in the
story, and the author apparently tries
so show what combination Of circum
stances would tempt a man to claim
20 have performed a feat which he did
not perform. 1t is a story of brave,
noble, honest men with kind and
worthy impulses. and as interesting
psychologically as it is thrilling mac
ton.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
TO BURN LIQUID FUEL
Battleships and Destroyers to Do
Away With Use of Coal

Battleships and Destroyers to Do
Away With Use of Coal
Washington, Dec. 19.-The use Of
oil as fuel on the railroads of the
United States during the last year
greatly increased, and the results of
its introduction as a fuel in the Unit
ed States navy have fully met ex-
pectations. Steamship companies also
are equipping their vessels with oil
burning plants.
In the navy last year two battle
ships, the North Dakota and Della
ware, were equipped with oil burn
ing plants and four battleships now in
the course of construction will burn
oil as auxiliary to coal Fifteen de-
stroyers also will be equipped fol-
burning fuel oil ----
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
New Record For MireIess

FL Paso, Tex, Dec: 16.-What is
declared to be, a distance record for
the transmission overland of wireless
message was established when the new
wireless tower here was put into
operation and greetings were ex-
changed with San Francisco.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
PREPAREDNESS
FOR CONFLICT
Topic Of TaitS hicTass Before
Arbitration Advocates
WAR SCARE WITHOUT BASIS

At Peace with All Nations of the
World, but We Have Not Reached
the Point Where War Is Impossible
-Favors Fertilization CT Panama
Canal and Retention of the Pres
ent Regular Army
Washington, Dec. 19.-Pregident
Taft, addressing the closing banquet
of the American Society for Ju3icia!
Settlement of international Disputes,
allayed the so-called war scare
which has furnished pabulum for the
newspapers during the last few days. 81
He declared that there is not the
slightest reason for such a sensation
because we are at peace with all the
nations ct the world and are quite
likely to remain So"
He said his purpose in outlining the
preparedness Of the United States
for war lat a peace meeting was to
show by contrast the great worthiness
of the movement for a permanent
court of arbitral justice and universal
peace.
The president summarized the con-
dition Of the national defenses and
urged that a policy CT wise military
preparation" be pursued He empha
sized the fact that the American peo-
pie never would consent to the main
tenance of a standing army sufficient
TO cope with that OF the greater
powers.
The president urged tie retention
of the present regular army, the i'm
prOvement of the national militia. the
passage Of the pending volunteer bill
to go into operation should war be
declared, and the passage Of a bill
now before congress providing for a
force Of additional officers who will
be able in time of peace to render
efficient service in drilling the militia
of the state" and, finally, the ac-
cumuiatiOn of guns and ammunition
to equip and arm the force we could
collect under Our colors in an emerg-
ency."
President Taft asserted that the
best method OF ultimately securing
disarmament among nations was the
establishment of an international
court and the development of a code
Of international equity.
Declaring that the country has not
reac&ed a point where was is impos
sibe, he cited the Panama canaI
question:, He said:
Take thus the question of the
Panama canal. We have a property
which when completed will be worth
$500, 600 ,OOO-at least it will have
cost Us that. It has been built 70,
alone to further the cause of tbs
worlds commerce, but also to bring
our eastern and western seabOards
closer together and secure us the
military benefit enabling our nava
fleet to pass quickly from one ocean
to the other.
Now the works of the canal are
of such a character that a war vesse
might easily put the canal ont O
commission. We are authorized tt
police the canal and protect it, ant
we have the treaty right to cree
notifications there.
ut is said that we could neutralizt
the canal and. by inducing all ma
tions to agree not to attack the canal
secure its immunity from injury. Blu
the trouble is that nations are quit
as likely as men to violate their OBJ
legations under great stress like tha
| OF war"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
Direct Vote For Senators

Washington, Dec. 1S.-By a vote
of 2 to l a sub committee of the SEN
ate committee on judiciary author
lied a favorable report on a resolu-
ton for a constitutional amendment
to provide fer the election of United
States senators by direct vote of the
OnODIp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
S~reosfoneresien
/ Stofholm.

Gen attenSe internationale Sreos.
fongreS bill iaor msOe | StocfboIm
fra 3Ote SuIi til ste Gusuit, % for.
itoen SeIegater ira De forifieaise
Sreosioreniuger Serben oner, oil Der
ogiaa pGre aogang for &eprrientm'
Ter fra Sanbels'os Irbeioerforenin.
ger, airfeimfmS, Srganiiationer
for @elgisreubeo oip. Senne Son.
eres ifuIbe pGret aiboIot | Stoef'
bolm forrige Gar, men paa @rrno
al De / Speriee berifeuoe Streifer
og arbeiberuroIiebeSer blep Rsoet
iibiat til iaar.
Sames 9. Srpon, a~siiiterenoe &c.
fretrr for Set merifanife Sreosiel.
fob, bar | a~nIeonins al oct uer 70.
reItaacnoe Ishe offeutligsiort enbel
in~tercsiante 6ofta on 5rebsbeprgeI.
len, iaaIebes Tom Den | aarenes Ssb
bar nopitlet iig.
Zen isrite SreoSfcnsres blep paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

Stunb SIDE ON SIDE ben oper gIao.
len, iom bar be be bebite Ienner al
9erben. Den forbauieoe eamle Dame
btofte life. ON bun ifuIoe fro fine
eene Zine, 5orboIbet bIep life for,
itprret. og belle 5amiIien o. Here al
Waboerne bapbe @ang paa Gang an-
Iebning til at ie paa bet eienoomme.
Iige @enifab. 9iben gif, men Der
Tom aIoris nosen alirre pna Sraa.
ben meIem Sanen og Soften.
Saa bar bet en- Dag. Oct bar
allerebe bIepet G%fteriommer. Sanen
,soI, os Ssniefloffen pIiiffebe ipriai
efter 4orn og Srme. Saa fommer
Soften pusIenbe ben imoo ben -
Iangiomt og | imaa Spring 90 Gan.
gen. Sanen faar gle paa fin Sen
og aaar ben imsoe. 9a - iom en-
fpgenbe 8inb fafter en- flor Sat iie
no af ct Sfiil os bugser 8Iserne i
Hotten.
Men ba ffiiIbe man babe Jet! Sa-
men faitebe Zig fremoper, -gaIebc eIlcr
rettere bpleoe, baifeoe meb @ineerne
os itprtebe iig meo ben ianoe 2iboers
operlegne Wob oper Sienben. Sen
trafterebe ben faaIebes meo 4Gbbue
og 8inseilag, at 9atten tiIiibit Iap
Soften og retirereoe nGIten Iiee iad
burtigt, Tom ben bapbe piit iig paa
Sfueplabien.
&otten bar freIit, oe be'to 9pr bar
lense iammen basefter. SorboIbet
fortiattes enbnu en- Sib, men iaa
pliibieIig bar Soften aIbeIes ppf.
maaife bet enoelig er Ipffebes Scat.
ten ubemrrfet at flaa en- alo | ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
6eiten / europa.

9anbbrugsoepartementet Walb'
ington bar / 2sroags offcntliggiort
fsIgenSe forte Speriigt oper Ssltiio'
iiaterne | europa:
SnSbsitningen al Iarets @rsoe,
Der afIlutteSes / 9orbafritd | sunni,
bar III naoet MOREOVER til De ipolige
SreSSearaoer al @uropas rbpre
a~ornareuI. Eod bette Sentiment bill
neutrality-suspicious. | inoepGreioe
oa paaislgeroe TO Maaneoer, | i'm
n~otirIige Sremaoifrioen graouts
Itreffe ia oper ct Smroaoe at bent
moo 120,OOO,00O acres meo Sneoe,
100, 100000 acres meS Slug, So
100000 meS SABRE og omtrcrt 49,
600, 900 meb 9pq = ct Smroaoe ON
bpis ubpre ll6itrGfning man far
ooune iig en- Soc, nnar man bsrer.
al set or ira tire til fire @anse iao
itort iom oct areal, Der ! De Sor.
Stater er ~tiIiaaet meS De imrIrne
&orriorter.
Deb unotagcIie al ben Sfaoe, ION
err onrettet Of uioruoieeoe Stornle oe
llpeir, err SsihtOiigterrte, tagrte | TN
SeIbeo, iaa soSe, iom De firtoe pen.
ties at bore paa bette Siospnrft. S
S~ranfris itam BOG gtmterbpeoen ao'
itiIis tiIboae, ina ntat Der ! Ssioel
fan pcnte fla ct @iboelsoars uSbptte.
3 Spiflmo ipues ben nofiaa la1soa'
riae Ssrfe, Scr ~iorreiten mi er brliot,
life at bare bapt noeen ipnoerlis TO-
bcIia girfning, Esrfe bar ogtau
ppret fremberiferoe | Son- % Sol.
a~aflo6ernes 9aIisrer. Se flelte al
Sc e,rropGiite 9mtSe bar imiolertio
bapt en- tiIitrGffeIis Neobsr, % ! ole
Sisie 9mtoe er oerior noiisterre i9r'
beles Iopenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
&c SurcmcSe statcrs Resierin

O. S.nrcueSs Etoters Reo;erino
h,r M,ro,,s osh r. ;,r. ,nnr,St
eo5o ooo ooo ~ u,ho,r;,,o >, nor.
erM,nss,;,or :, erno Sot 0;o,,oS
:. ir,,,r,o 0-,n;,o.,,.,, ~, S;s,o
m-,nnno;o a. 10, or+;h nrr., :,
,t,~. e,.rosroor b,o~,;ht n ,;s,o
g,c,,oo bor ,,pret mol orncnSte So
,or mn, noo sc,rrtoterrs q, fo,
mon, rof ,,nhertiher friitcs RI NJ homo
,;,o Grill II, aer,eenhe Hoor Spr
ITO ho,tor,inhre ;rc,,heres ~ fnnhioe
mu,,h fsros ., n,eoot ersroif Moito.
,;o,, ,or ,or+,o+ 1rbrno AZ Mrhe;nc
,oo netts S,rroohe ,oo o. hct urine.
r., ~ o,to,e ~ hct ,,Ser,ffenhe or
s.,, Tot,Io Go.ri,,tcros,s =, ;ffo OH.
,r,srnon.t INN o. 9rinfishreu Got
msno ,o,, /; b;sie 0ooe bor nt,ret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

Sordnitaltnine of BEN omerifanife
Jreosforenins aTboIot / 2onoon Ga.
ret 1S43, og iiben msbte BEN / grus.
Tel 1S48, | Horis 1s49, / Sranf.
furt 1850 oe / 2onoon 1861. Den
bersmte Sorfatter gictor Sliao bar
tiliteoe peo a~oneresien | garis %
bolot peo bemne M~nIeoning en- begei.
itrenoe Gale, bpori ban foruoioeoe en-
inrnlet og forenet @eroen, Der ftpre.
oes peS Stemmeie6Ier iiteoetfor Mif.
lefugler, 90 iom bar itiIlet UNDER ct
hsiere Senats goIosift. Den Dag
bill fomme," iasoe ban, "ba aanoner
oil uoitiaes | offentIige Wuiaer, at.
fitrat iom pi mn ~foreoiier Torturreo-
ffaber fra WiooeIaIoererr, oe SoIf bill
forbmiies ODER, at noset iuaoant iom
8rig tom babe erifteret."
Sreosarbeibet blep ienere | fIere
aar binoret peo aiss,irolisbeoer, Der
b%egpnbte meo 8rimfrisen OF enbeIig
afiluttebes me6 @orgerfrieen bertil.
lambs, iamt BEN tpif.frmffe 8rig,
men Sunfen blep life belt fuet, og bet
npfte Nsbe fan6t Steo / Haris /
1889. Siben bar 9~onsresien pRret
iamIet npIten bpert 9lar, og to af
0isie Mfsoer bar bnret boIot Der /
2anoet, nemlie | Chicago / 1893 og
/ Boston 1904. Srebsbep9geIien
bar ! De iibfte 10 gar baaret ret be.
tpbeliee Srugter, i6et man inben ben
Sios Sremifriot fon pege paa Sen
fsrite Sang-9onferers, Sprettelie al
en- international @oIogiftsret iantt
8eebnbelien til be 80 elter fIere 8oIb-
g%iftstarter, Der mi binder Hatio-
nerrre peo iarnme 2oo.
Gen iibfte Sre6sfongres, Ser for
to Iar iioen afboIotes / 2onbon blep
fprIig ct minocpnrSigt Msoe, forbi
geppselien ba bIep offentlig amer.
fiei,bt at Song gbnaro os peo, at
ben brittle &egierins gao en- 8an-
fet for De forimleoe Srebspenner.
llnoer bisie Wsber bcnptter man fig
al set engelife, fanife og tpife Sprog,
foruSen oct 2mibs sproe, bbor Son.
gresien boIoes; Esperanto er eIers
blepet ~altoriieret Iom geoensforenin.
gems Sprog.
Ser er mango cling iom tpber paa,
at Sorbduolingerre peb 8%ongres'en
/ Stocfbolm pil blibe al mer END al.
mnSelie Snteresie. Ger bill maaife
blioe oprettet en- BoIosiftsbomitol, og
Der or tinige WuIigbeb for en- inter.
national Sperensfomit meb Senipn
til gegrGnsning al gpbning, iaale.
oes iom Br9iioent &ooiepelt antpbeoe
| Tin TobeItale | 8%riitiuuia, iamt mt.
get nnbet, ser bill bare liaeiaa flor
Rpffcpiooe. Gen Smit9noisbeo at
S~ongresim mn msber | Srebspennen
gIfreo Iobels Siemlanb % blanot
SoIogiitsmanoen Song Oscars I'm
ocriaotter, err og'aa beteanenoe, 'elp
ON Be ngpnte Irnb life Longer er
blanbt oe Iepenoes Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19

Snbbcrctningerne nm gplingens
Silitano or frembeles alt onoet emo
tiIireositilenSe, og Dog err StiIlingen
oabnbart betpbelis beore, emo Den bar
for ct Bar Tiger iioen. Ser err falSt
ao6t Regn paa mango Steoer | ale
De peitIige os norboeitlige Stater, og
for p~ibtitrofte 9ftrifters Seofom.
men6e bar ReObBren enbog pGret
adnife aIminSelig. Ssrfen bar giort
itsrIt Sfaoe | Rprtb 9nfota, noar
ma betragter bper Stot for iig. s
Wimneiota, @i8coriir, Soma % So.
0afota err SoeIGggeIien life pao
Iangt nGr bOerfen iou flor eller iaa
oIminoeIia; ifisnt Ser ogiaa her er
pisie Strsg, iom er rammet mere ell
Ter minore baarot, pil BET gienuems
initIiae llobptte iiffcrt bIipe noifinig
beore, emo man for en- Gio iiOen baa'
bebe og penteoe. 5 Nortb 2afotn CT
Der M muaife IiOet Saab ON, at M.
Iingen giennemiuitIig oil ooeritige
40 8rocent Of ct alminOeIig Ior, og
BOG er Ser ogiao ! benne Stat, iGr'
Iia / BEN peitIige Del Of Stotsn, belle
Gountper, boor @re0en itoar efter
Smit9noigbeberne iorboIOSois go6t.
gaorfb Safota bar elers bapt rig ao.
lima nu / en- Reffe al aar, Nao Der
err @runo til at fro, at 5armerne fan
toale oct, ieIp ON auIingen for ct
enfelt aar Iadr oeIpis fell. s Wtin.
neIota Ter BET no I'll, at 8jenneminits'
oplinaen piI blipe pna oct nGrmeite
Tom / et Iio6eIsaar. Roele 9oun'
tper Ianes Iisiisiippifooen bar liot
betp6eIig Sfaoe; berimoo cr lloiig'
tcrne temmeIig CODE | ben ipoliae Gel
al Staten, bpor iiRr SpeOeapIingeu
Itaar meget beore, eno man itlIoe
bupe pentet og life | nogen betragte.
LA @on oil itoa tilbnge for tiolissre
Mars apIinger. gpsst er upaafIa'
aelig, os Der bar eiememsoaerbe
pRret bgiiet en- aoo SsupIing. 5
Soma itaar @aiIen ] Oct fore os belle
pen oe iroSis % sioer Ssite ON en-
goo SeIt men for SuoHeenugeue bar
BET SespGrre paa mango SteOer pa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
Joroifreoulvffe.

Sra WisiouIa, Wont., meboeles, at
et tort Sore. og Steuifreo ON Wor.
genn Den 16oe S. bap0e fmtoet SteS
/ ben 6rutte aasiibe pe0 avIe, os at
ct 0ampifopeluoitpr % Ter arbeioere
par blcOlre begraoeoe moer Soro.
masierne.
apIe er en- libcn Standardization
pao Gbico9o, IiIparfee & Tuget
Souno|g anen | S6abo.
Raunene paa Dc omfomne @rbei.
bere er life arfsrte | 2eIeerammet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
O~perpQloet al Darmen.

Tepreientmtbrliets bersmte Sped
fer, "llncle Soc" Cannon, blep | Ssr'
oaas UNDER en- Gale, ban bolot for en-
ubure Soriamling paa ~Gbmitmqiia'
@runben / @iniielb. Sans, iaa ooer'
paloet al ben trpffenoc garme, at
ban fom nGr poa at beipime og lite
funoe iulofsre Salen.
Otter noele Simers Sorlsb bar
ban imiolertio fommet iaapiot til
arefter igfen, at bn | en- grtomobil
flnoe fortiqtte Reiin til Grfmias
Gitp og ON aftenen boloe lin bebu'
Seoe Cole Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
Sra OyreIipet.
st merfelist genffab.

sos en- SomiIie ! 9rsbaf bapoe
man en- pragtflIo Same os nosIe
Cons. en- SoraarsSae. meSens Sa-
rien ipanfuIerebe itoIt omfrins bIaubt
fine Sooner, Iagbe Suiets Srue =
ifriper "Serbens @ons" = pIuoieIis
Warfe til, Of en- Rotte fom frem bag
en- Mur. Sanen fiji itrar Sie poa
Den os - bpoo eioroe benz So. Den
iraf Tia no Of Ssnieiloffen % gil ben
til Sptten, geeee nermeoc iis M
binanSen, % ga DC meotes, sif De Ell