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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
Seit for Hills 6iertien.

Den fremitaaenbe iinge norif.ame
rifanife Sangerinbe, Dfiis geatric(
Sjertien, JON bar tilbragt CONNER
ferierne hos fine Tor9Ibre, SIR. oe
Ufrs. Senrp 3. @iertien / Winne'
dpolis, bar Sirsbog gften oetnt
uge sGresgi9it oeb en- Heception
iom gapes Of Sbin Clubs Gamer -
GffGren ontog I aftencns 2pb aa'
rafteren al en- Sarpelopation, ioei
Wfiis @iertien nemlis n9ite Dag
ifliloe tiItr9be SiIbaeereiien til Wei'
mar, SpifIano, bpor bun bar ct iey
aars Engagement peb oeu oerp9ren.
De Opera.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
~.el0RNs TAD@
("CIIMIC
%NEAPoLIs. MM
Urenragenoe % relfjenote Sfanoinaners Tentn8
ont 9r. BiorntaoS GIinif.
SeisstHbt paa etate 5ah, Der transsr sagebielp, on andre mae saubsmauS
Der bar mifet Troen pda Yateutmtotintr on gammelbass Notwithstanding,
pl lefe bRfe GrIartnstr msb Snhreste.

aoninl 6. 8. Sobe 81. Saul &pniuf for Worae Norouelet %
maale ben tsof fsnbe NOrouano Gmerifa, iriuer fsIseube:
"9et er mig en- 5orustere at sue Or. elsie giurn5fab. boem lea
perionls bar tenbt be fofe 20 &ar. ps unber bis 9aaebebanbIns
is bar paret min bebfe InbefaIng iom en- bpati9 90 Iampitiebebs.
fMo 2ege. 9iselebes fnn tg tlfBie, at ale be al mine 8enner, ionn
bar paret %bebanolet bans &linif minneapolis, er enise ON, at baabe
gebauolinsen % Ssiultaterne er fprartebe. 81. 8iprntabs aIinif ct
en- al be bebf ubfprebe Snfhuiunsr fit Slass @merifa."
ST. Haul WRnu. ben lobe 8ebruar 1910. 6. 8. Spbe.
Scr. 9. Gnnnbien Gecprah Gieren al "Gecurab Soften, % gete.
ranen blanbt be nOrfe Gpismenb tgmerifa, iriuer:
"@aaren 1909 par is unber gebanblins pa Or giornfabs alnif
WinneapolS. os jes fanot at BebanbIinsen ps Spboloet Der giorbe
mig neset gobt. Seq tit 8ebanblins neb Masiase Spsespnmafif,
eleftrite 3psbab, gletrMtet al ale Slaes o9 9psbebanolinaer. Or.
8tornfab bar ben beoit ubfprebe leeepibenitabelse Snfttuion
Gmsrta % fan iaahbes bebanole en- Mfase Spgbomme neb SeIb.
GVeoens jg bar Der bpre Ig ON ct 1ent 2tf9ioe al Siertepsbom ps
"gpitre", iom en- &pnoe leo al % ipm Or. SiUrntab bapbe belbreoet.
Senbes Mano fortalte mig at bun bar opsipet e bebsbpmt Of ale
fob bebanoler atio fine gatieutsr meo @enisteo os Smtanfe, ps Der.
for boloer is al BAN.
Seq taser lite Determining, % ct bet mig en- flor @labe at anbefaIe
BAN os alinifen til ipse UsenneIer." 9. Guunbieu.
Ssieneretsabpofaten % Senatpren Senrp 3. @iert'el en- af be
melt anieeoe Sasfsrere Ruropefsn, bar fslsence at fse ont Or.
giOrntabs alinit:
Seq taser life Determining at she Or. Sionfab min bierhliale
Nnteains. Seq min Gamiie % en- bel Menebe al mine 8enner %
8efenbte bur prret unrer Sehanoling pa bans &linif mo ubm9rhbe
&eiultater for Selbreoen. 9ohoren bar ben bebh ubiprsbe Snthuion
WpropeeuL % ban iu % bans GsFienter sr ubmertet % oiben-
iabelist Grbeioe.
Seq Ell Operbeuit ON at Slt Der trenser ~aeoebialp, pl faa be for.
Bnleoe belbrebence &eiultater paa Or. Siprnitaos 8int % fan ig
fOrftre benz ON iamuttisbeosiuIb % arIis. g~ebunOIins."
SenrD 5. @Ittfn
San Sc ts MI beppe santen, ta nriD til Or giorntaO, tonar s,r.s
epsnom,. % fonaHs fri, inuhreret Sg ON tosmesip Notwithstanding.
SOnutaioH fit.
Hulet Block, 1O-Syvende Str. S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
sbue / @abeL

= MabeI, Minn., bar Der | Sen
ienere Sib prret forepet Here Snb'
bruostpoerier, % alt tpber paa, al
oct er iGroeIcs fpuoiae SoIf al So
oct, iom bar beGret @nen meo lin
Nnrp9reIie. 9e itiaoIne Ren9eium.
men er life / roeet SilfpIbe iGroe.
les itorc, ba 10 Golf iom Hegel life
bar mango ~fontarte Gerge | &niet,
- hos 30. 6. Gbriitopberiou og
Sobn g. Sobnfon bopbe Eppenc ioa.
Ieoes firn finbet omtrent S15 baa
bpert of De TO Steoer. Sberifi glir.
ruS bapoe forIcoer Sinerene / en-
mistpnfrIig iloicenoe Spr paa Sern'
boneitotionen I Sprirg Grope, men
Bet trof fig ioo itbeIoigt at Sberif-
fen maotte eipe Slip poa lit gptte.
Sanaen qioroe urmIis Nooitono, pg
nnoer Iupbetaget hamleoe De begge
omfiilo paa Sernboneiporet, netop
fom Soeet nnrmeoe iig. Blirriio
hopSe 8olget meIlem at bIiOe ODER
fisrt eIIer Hippo tit 9ptte, o9 man
fan life fortGnre BAN /, at ban odlg'
Re BET iio5te. Zen miStunfte Wono
foriuanSt / en- nprIisgcnoe Dfnisoser,
% man funbe iioen life forrme pao
Gpor efter ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
Gmaapluf.

e. -. Stgre og Sarlllle III
broste noSIe Cages Serie iiefte llat
| GnoneabI % @oterIoo Rio9e.
Sobu .. Gpboif iru arnoou'
bile tilbruete et Inr Gage oenne
llec / 0erornb / Sorretninser.
Miis WnD SIinfenbers | @Ien-
ippoo 9otunibip beisser SIGgtninge
! Renomprie, Bis.
- Irs. Sttp Goldberg fom Wmi-
bag hiem isien efter ct @eiss hos
SIaatninec I Ga crosse.
- @iis &nttie Sobnfon reiite for
riee Torshae til @fnreaaolis for at
beisae fine bcrboenbe Ssffenoe.
-grof. 2onr. Sorien 90 Bolt
ST.. Sorae tiItroobte Snsbag en- Sor'
ret1ingsrcife I'll ga Gros'e.
Sort InbpG orrtp Sohctte bor
fiber 5te Siili uobetnlt $1,000
Gfuoceuae for @ppodpncfS.
geter Sunfou % Go. Shinn
rcirfe | Snsouss til 2anobrnssbsi-
ffpIen / Gn1cs, bocr DC bill ituOere
Tsrcncnf.
Rffs &iffa @pren rciItc /
Snsboss til Garner, Sctpo, hbor
BUN bar fact gnirtteIIe | en- Iobe.
banbei.
Grpfesfor @iSIe @otbne oe6
W~iune'otns Smtsmiperfitet fom
5crneo Ianbags Mften pdo npoIe
Cages Sifit Mnnbt onnIc geuner.
- Brofes'urerne Oscar g. SIion,
g. 81. SingeiTfob oa &. g. Sbomp.
ion folu | Snsbngs biem fra fit Gin.
bieopboIb pes Chicago ~llniberittet.
= 9rofesior og Ntrs. q. 80. go.
neIItnb, Ser bar tiIbrost fin Som.
1nerfcrie | @Ienmooo, Mtiun., fom
tilbuae iii Secornb 9sr6og.
@i,it. 2pnne fom 2srSoe til.
baae fill 9ecorob efter at bopc oiloat
geise | 9etroit &ibbp, glbo,p 2afe
% andre Steoer.
- Carl 9arion bcnStc 0sr0oq til
baee iii minneapolis efter en- l,aes
@eies hos fin Sober % iiue SsIfenbe
her | @pen.
NiIs SuoIe bor iiben ban for
bel n llge iiben Tom tiIboae fra 81.
9afotn nGrrt bourSt ipg, men er Soa
MI I georirg.
= Senrp Sdnion % 6omiIie on.
fom 2srbog fro ct. @ouI for at Be.
isse Sorrloreue Mrs. % Mrs. Suit.
Snnior.
-Mrs. Senrb GnSerion ca Sat.
fer rciite Onsoag tiIbaae til Garf
Rtoer, y. o, eftcr ct @eisa hos Irs.
Ole Samre.
Ron 2arion % &uitru reiite
2srbas tilbase til fit Sirm | @inne.
opoIis efter et Ipngere 9eisg hos
Gtr. Cartons SorplOre her.
-Brof. =. 6. &idter % SaniIie
Hptter Senne llge inS | Y. g. 9ai.
lens tiSIieerc gebccIiesbus saa Ser.
non Street.
Sans @eIicn, Ser | noeIe Tiger
tdr oirfet iom Carer | Ororab Ie.
risbebs R~eisiousffoIe, reiite SreSaa
tilboee iii fit Stem | SpS 9afotn.
- Wmirice SoIeran, iom Oct flo.
lie ~ gnr bar opboIb iis | Goliior.
MO. bpor ban bI. a, bar opsiort FIN
Ssns Geosbo, fom iiofte llee tiIbaee
bertiI.
8rsorene @olbrm | 8Ientpooh
9otrnibip bar initaleret en- @asmn.
fine, bnorneo iaapeI beres @utif ION
geboeIiesbus forfpnes meo @asbe.
Ipsning.
- Hat til 9irsbas faIot isien e.
pdgt>ra,bs Resm "a bet pppis'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
9ecDrab % Smegrl.
Ttn life September 1910.
@rpanp.

Ntr. % Gtrs. g. o.. ODE Spring.
feIe Sownibip boIbt Snsoae 9rpl.
Ii,p for i'm Gotter G~li8abetb, Der bIep
gift meo Gilbert gpauion, Ssn at
Goiinciter eponion | Gnlmor. @ieI-
len iauot Stco i @aibireton Trairic
Strife % iorrettebes al 9oit. 7. SEQ
rem. SInetninse % nGrineite gcn.
ner iumIebes eiter @ieIien | @ruoens
SorrIhrcs Stem. Get urse gar bill
iptte go | Spo Safota, hpor gr,0.
eommen beitprer IN SreIaitforret-
nina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
paitor ct. Reques
8eorapelie.

oSSlUpStIe
On Haitor ct. g. Ieques geara
peIie bibi9ttes eiter "airfetioenbe"
Y~egraOeIien fanot Steo Snsoof
ben 24be unoer flor Tililutning
5ra Sprire @robe os omIigsenb,
Weniebcoer bar Der itrsmmet lam
men en- Wasie Menneifer, % Der pul
mango tiliteoe %Ionepeisfro, fra 81
Grosie, 9ecorab oip. Saa flor er
SilItrsmning al Wenneifer bai
Sprine @rone iteppe no8engong ito
lioere feet. o. Den itore &irfe for.
moaebe life at r1imme paa Ianet nrl
ole iom bap6e inbiunoet fla for al
niie Den aamIe Brett oen iioite sgre
Sra Suiets 8erdnoa talte Yo't
ar. WoeeIsien, iom bupbe o9ret en-
Den al ben Adobe belt fra Stuoen,
terboeene / ct. 2oiiiS | 9eepnbeIier
al 60.aorene, % ienere | 80 Gar
bons Rnbopreit. San benpenbte iig
iprIig til SSltiets Ssnner % 0stre,
iom ole bel for iibite Sang MI bar
inmIeoe | oct gamle Stem, ibet ban
bprleSe peo bpab bette Stem hapoe
prret for Dem. Scr 9aIen bleo Der
al ct blanSet aor Iinget be TO fsritc
9crs al 6en beiIige Salme: "gebre
fnn ieg life fare emo at fare til min
Cub, og eiter Solen De to iio'te
gers al iamntc SnIme. 9erpna blcp
set ofiirIebe 2eoeme al Sernerne
bnoret no gicnnem @oarosporten,
bporfra 2iebprerne al Wenigbeoen
bar BET ino | airfen. Scr laa Den
ofosoe paa Gornbe til ON @ftermio-
bo9cn, ioa Ser bar Inlening for en'
boer at ie bam enonu en- @ans, for
ban borcS iii 8raoer. Otter Cubs.
tiencitens SIi,triua bar Der intet al
minSeIiet 2iaifiie, finn De %poarerenoe
foIteoe enSnu ct iibitc glif paa oct
oiiirleoc 2cgeme.
Ssraeguostienciten | &irfcn be-
opnote aI. I ON Gftermiboagen meo
ct OraelprrIuoium og gfipngclie al
Salmcn 455. 9crpaa tolte Or.
Stub fra TrGoifeitolen ODER Iob.
IA, 10: "SoIige CT DC bsbe iom Dor
| Serren fra mi al! ga, flyer aon-
ocn, Sc ifal boilc fra fine arbeioer,
men bcreS @iernireer fsIger meo
oem." Soa bleo Der iunget al Gal.
men 456 De to ferIte 8ers, og Go't.
@unasres taIte oper Sill. a, 8: "SpaO
s ogiaa bar lPrt og annamct cs
bort % feet paa mig, bette gisrerl
Srebeus 8lio ifol bore meo eoer."
IScrpan fuIgte en- aoriare os Oeref.
fer Ell Gale paa gnaeIif al Ruitor
&. Seebui,s, Tom blep efterfulgt at
8ortere SaIer boIotes al
Yroi. 6. g. Breus paa 2i,tber Col.
8egne, al Bolt. SaIporien for
ganle Wenigbeber | Wiscor-
fin og for Ga CROSSE Specialfonfe.
rcns; al Toit. s. g. WageIsien for
Gblrd Grteniion aomiteen; al Bait.
for Sotpa Siitrift; al So
itorerne s. 3. @eiu og g. u. 9as'
berg pad egne og WenigbeoenS
Boit. Goul aoreu oplrite Ell
ifriftIi9 Silien ira fin 6aNer, Or.
g. aoren. @liostiereitcn ofIluttcoes
mco SaIme 375, 81. Gnoelis
frcmbnr Or. g. 81. Heaite Santiliens
Cot til Weni9beberne % ale andre
iom bnpbe glGSet % giort bel moo
6orrlorene, mems sc enoltit bar ilipe,
og iom MI boooe la9t for Saaen ioa
meaen 0eltngelie og SiGlpIombeo
Gaoerens Spgoom % Dob.
9e icrbiife Rcitcr bIep Io9te til Spile
pon Sen npe @irfegnarb beo Sr-
itrlenS SIDE. Tait. @ien forrettcbe
Spr0fpItclieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
Zen aaule aitriftsIese FuTDe enSes

Iie babe fis en- peIfortient Serie, % ur'
Ser bans Srapnr bciereeee bans Sen'
BEN npbaete Resiciner. Yragiien. "a
BaSeren Tom tiIbase. fortaIte ben unec
Woanb bam 81. a., at ban hauoe belbrsSei
ben samlc, riee Srsieu Damien for ber'
oes b~aareuattehe 9arbialsi.
Seq er itoIt oper. at eu hinse sisrs
Bet. @utten miu." iaeSs ben samle, men
bet er M 5rsisn Saniens SaroiaIsi, ION
bar boIst BIG pes lluiperiitetet ! al benz
pe SiA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02

Jig rigtig aIDorIig mn npIig.
Ser er benz, Der faar ODER 80 8u.
ibels Speoe % oper 90 9uibels
SABRE pr. acre. Waiien Ioper gobt.
6or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02
5orifieuiet.

Or. 8isle Yiornitab er fommen
tilboge til minneapolis og bar gien.
optaget fin 8raris efter en- Waanebs
SrnoGr, boorinber ban bar beisgt
9linifer / Siten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02

Sfanbinapiens TolfetaI ubsisr
101@ 9siliou. Speriee 5.475,000.
0anmart 2,725,000. 9crse 1915.
900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-02

og ! fem @ar bar 'Mrs. Stime paret
lam og omtrent bi9IpeIss. Wen al.
osoe bar fit 3ors meb flor SaaImo.
oigbeo. Ni 8srn ierser opcr Tabet
al en- goo DIOR os en- alminoeIig as.
tet Tiouecrfpin6p
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
SHIPS TO VISIT GERMANY
Criticisms Caused by Speech of Com nander Sims Cause Navy Depart
 ment to Make Announcement.

Washington, Dec. 24.-It is likely the Atlantic battleship fleet now abroad will make a cruise to German ports next summer. A tentative de cision for such a cruise has been reached by the navy department.
 On the present cruise the battle ships of the fleet visited only British and French ports on the English channel. The fact that no visits to ports of Germany were made has caused unfavorable criticism of the policy of the government by German newspapers.
 This unfriendly criticism was ac- centuated by the recent speech of Commander William s. Sims, United States navy, commanding officer of the battleship Minnesota, who was quoted as saying in a speech in Lon don December 3 last, that Great Britain probably would receive as sistance from the United States in case of a foreign war.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
MEN REPORTED AS DEAD GET DOCTORS AID AND RETURN
 TO FIGHT
MISSING MEN ARE FOUND
Flames Are Finally subdued After Great Loss of Life and Property Flags Everywhere
 Half-Mast

Chicago, Dec. 24-All those report cd missing in the stock yards fire, whosa bodies were thought to be bur fed in the debris, are accounted for, making the total of known dead 27 Three of these are unidentified.
 The flames, which broke through the fire well protecting the last ware house of Nelson Morris X Go. and drove hremen off the roof early in the day. were brought under control
 A canvass of the engine companies to which the men reported missing belonged showed that all were alive They Lad become separated from omdes in the battle against the fam Some had found it necessary to stek medical treatment and had neglected to give their names.
 They Return to Fight.
 On their return they had thrown themselves into the battle at any point where their assistance was needed, and thus had been lost sight of by their company comrades.
 " NAiAiN lb NbS itFoiA'N tiAON iAS A4pA V bodies were in the pile of bricks and smoldering beams which once formed the walls of the Morris beef house, gangs of firemen, aided by packing house employees, continued to search the debris in the belief that there still were two under the mound
 When the flames spread to the last warehouse the men were practically exhausted, after their all-night fight. and doctors of the neighborhood stood on the roof with the men, reviying them by the use of medicine when ever signs of collapse became appar- ent
 Flags at Haf-Mast.
 All over the city, on schools, pub hc buildings and private homes, flags float at half-mast for the victims of the fire, and fully dozen separate movements have been started to pro Vide sufficient funds to insure that the widows and children of the dead snail never want-the only bright spot in what for them will be a sad and memorable Christmas
 All night hundreds of relatives and friends of dead or missing firemen thronged the undertaking rooms in search of loved ones. The scenes
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
.AVIATOR L0ST IN CHANNEL
GRACE LOWERING OVER QUICK
 SANDS WHEN LAST SEEN.
Had Reached Calais and Was At tempting to Return to
 England.

London, Dec. 24.-The name of Ce- cil s. Grace, nephew of the late Mayor w. R. Grace of New York, was aded tentatively to the list of victims of the air which, without including him, already numbers 35.
 Flashing out over the French coast in his aeroplane, he headed for Eng land. An hour later he was seen above the dcath-sucking Goodwin sands on tha coast of England, ap- parently lost as to sense of direction. He was headed for the North sea Since then 10 word has come from the aviator, and t i- believed he has perished.
 The strictest search of the English coast has revealed 10 trace of Grace. In the hope that his eugines would keep up and that he migh, have re- crossed the channel and lade either the French, Belgian or Dutche coas- s, they have been closely watched b. vessels and coast guardsmen, but without any sign of the missing ar- man.
 Graces family and friend haze about abandoned any hope tat he has escaped with his life.
 A rigid search is being mai ai e1 for the body of the aviator, for he wore a cork life jacket, which Vold keep him aAoat indefinitely, and Hn- less he was caught in the wrecka- of his sinking aeroplane, he might la washed ashore He was trying to fly back to England, after having aI ready flown across the channel earlier in the day.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
LABOR TROUBLE IN LYNN
Three Men Cause Three Strikes in Three Shoe Factories Within
 Three Days.

Lynn, Mass, Dec, 24.-Three strikes in three shoe factories called on three consecutive days because of three men has thrown 1,500 men and wo- men out of work in this city.
 Although the number of strikers is only 65. all in the lasting and heeling departments, all the other depart ments of the three leading factories have been obliged to shut down.
 The Brophy Bros factory and the Hennessy, Maxwell & Harrigan fac tories are considering the adylsability of moving their plants to other cities because of the trouble with the unions.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24

on the night of Sunday, November 20. The trial was set for Monday Jan uary 30
 The attorneys for the defense ob- jected to the date fixed by Judge Eli son. and upon his refusal to make a later date announced that they would ask for continuance at that \ime
 Judge Ellison said that. in view of the fact that he had been one of the attorneys for the defense in a case against Rasco number of years ago, when le was charged with the murder of Mrs Kate Baumli, he felt some embarrassment in sitting in this case and suggested that new trial judge be selected, The attorneys were unan- imous in their expression of satisfac- ton in the present judge and declined to suggest that new judge be called in.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
AIdrich to Leave hospltaI.

New York, Dec. 24.-Senator Nelson w, Aldrich of Rhode Island, who un- derwent a slight operation in the Roosevelt hospital for a growth on the right hand, will be able to leave that institution probably tomorrow.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
TheBank of Prescott
 wishes you
A MERRY CHRISTMAS,
there as well as at the homes of the dead and missing were awful.
 Tragedy Spells Reunion.

dead and missing were awful.
 Tragedy Spells Reunion.
 One of the pathetic features of the tragedy is the fatal obstacle to the Moriarity reunion set for Christmas day, which had been planned by Mir. and Mrs. John Moriarity, the aged parents of Albert Moriarity.
 Two of the brothers, George, who plays third base on the Detroit base ball team, and William, who plays with the Louisville nine. visited the undertaking rooms and identified the body of the victim
 A Christmas tree was removed si- lently from the Collins home to make room for the old folks and friends who tip-toed in to tell the Collins family that Pat had died like man" Capt Pat Collins of engine company No. 59 was one of the vic tims of the fire.
 In many other homes of the fire men Christmas trees were removed and were replaced with caskets.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
CREATION OF NEW RELIGIOUS CONGREGATIONS PROHIBITED
 FOR TWO YEARS.
VATICAN IN OPPOSITION
Premier CanaIejas, Himself a Catholic Stands Firmly for His Position, Knowing 1t Contrary to
 Popc's Wishes.

Madrid, Dec 2,-Aftor 9 stormy all night session, tte chamber of dop- uties passed the governments paddock bill by a vote of los 3 20.
 This is a notable victory for Pre- mier Canalejas, obtained after bitter fight involving not only the opposition in Spain, but of the Vatican, whose seal of disapproyal was set upon the legislation, even before it had been submitted to the Cortes.
 As originally drawn the bill prohib- ited the creation of further religious establishments in the country until the provision of the concordat had been completed or definite laws on the subject passed In the senate the gov ernment accepted the amendment ot Baron Sacre I.irio limiting the period of interdiction against new congrega- tions to two years.
 Senate Majority Larger Than Expected
 The senate passed the measure on November 1, the vote being 149 to 5S. The majority in the upper chamber was SItdteI liliu hti pNNh "h'iNA f'''N N'' It's passage in the lower house had been expected
 The objection to the measure by the Holy See was based on the con- tention that whereas negotiations were under way for the revision Of the concordat of 1851, Spain could not in good faith adopt any legislation ad- versely affecting the congregations until these negotiations had been con cluded It was asserted that in the meantime the statu quo should be maintained.
 canalejas Stands Firm.
 Canalejas insisted upon a program of religious liberty and maintained that the matter covered by the pad lock bill was not properly a subject of diplomatic exchange between Ma drid and Rome. In this attitude he has appeared to have the support ot King Alfonso. Much bitterness was engendered and Canalejas, himself an avowed Catholic. bore the brunt of the clerical opposition.
 As a consequence of the unchanged position of the government and the Vatican, the negotiations over the con cordat were interrupted and the rela' lions between Madrid and the Holy See were severely strained.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
CHANGE IS DENIED RASCO
He Will Be Tried for Hubbel Murders Before Judge Ellison in
 MaryVille, Mo.

Maryville, Mo- Dee, 24-Judge w. c. Ellison denied the motion made by the attorneys for the defense for change of venue in the case of the state against Hez Rasco, who is charged with murdering the Oda Hub- bell family, consisting of NIr and Mrs. Hubbell and their two little children,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
a.soo,ooo Stricken by Plaque.

7 Washington, Dec. 24.-Two and one half million persons in one province in China are stricken with plague, ac. oording to dispatches received at the state department from Picking.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-12-24
122 Indicted for Vote Selling.

Portsmouth, O., Dec. 24.-A grand jury returned 122 indictments against alleged vote sellers, bringing the to- tai true bills to nearly 400 for alleged frauds i' November's election. Fifty men pie. cd guilty.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-03

Mrs. T. B. Harris left Tuesday for ASH
burn, after having spent several days
with her daughter, Mrs W. r. Poole
Mr. w. H. Liggin made business trip
to Leesburg Monday.
Mrs. W. R. Poole and Miss Eva Belle
Hooks were in the city ofCobb Saturday.
Miss Eva Rose Holden, of Cordele, re-
turned to her home Tuesday, after hav-
ing spent several days with Misses Eula
Belle and Maude Burke.
Messrs. Henry Baker, Charley Jordan
and Tom Bass, of Sasser, were guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Hooks,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Boutwell,, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Barfeld, and Mrs E. S. Fergu-
son are enjoying the Fair this week.
Mr.. w. R. Poole made business trip
to DeSoto Wednesday.
A Hallowe'en party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Poole in honor Of Misses
Myrlee Mcbride and Eva Hooks was
highly enjoyed by a large number of
young people Monday evening, Oct. 81,
from 7:45 to II. On entering the gate,
they were met by the receiving ghost
(who was provided with long kid glove
stuffed with cold meal dough- and shook
hands with them, then when they entered
the house they met more ghosts and also
mother witch Of the evening. After duck
ing for apples and playing games, they
were served with punch and cake, In
the pie-eating contest, Mr.. Walter Her
ring was awarded with a very small pie.
In pinning on the donkey's tail, Miss
Mona Deariso was awarded with an
enormous roll Of paper tied with blue rib
bon and inside was found a tiny stick Of
candy. Miss Bobbie Pace was awarded
for getting the most Of the refuses right
with a pretty square bundle tied with red
ribbon, which proved to be a box Of
sardines. Congratulations to the crowd
for their good behavior. Everything was
carried out in good order. e.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-11-03
Georgia State Far
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CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.

Tickets will be sold Oct. 9th to
Nov. 18th, inclusive, and for trains
arriving at Macon before noon Nov.
9Th. final return limit Nov. 9Th. In
addition to excellent daily schedules,
special trains will be operated Oct.
Dist, Nov list, End and 3rd, on fol-
lowing schedules:
Leave Albany 6.45 a. M, arrive
Macon 1915 a. m.
Leave Macon 600 p. M, arrive
Albany 0p. m.
Airship flights and many other at
fractions. For full information adj
dress G. R. Brannon, 7. P. A., 222.
Pine street.