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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Sraneiphemet.

Soerises Experimenting bnpoe
forIeoen Tag ct RsSe al Stpret og
grbeiosuSpalget. Wan bisfutereoe
bI. a. SoriIaset ON Snofsrelie al en-
Iaoere Wnnterbeo | Soerise. 90 man
beilntteoe life at ilippe Saeer, men
orbcioe for oens Sremme. 2ieeleoeS
fiiloe maj nnoerisge, boor megen
Suteresie for Soeen Der funoe iiubeS
| Rorse % 9oumart. oa en- Geacs.
optrpSen al De ire 9onoe oG1entIig
piloe fremme en- 9ssrine.
sspr Be minbre bemioIebe alasier.
Ser maa fisbe aItiue | Smnat, piIoe
en- Iapere Ntpnterbeo I. CT, meo
Grancs os Gentimer iitebenfor Gro.
ner o. Ore ipine en- life ringe &oue.
ua oct er iormooentIis bcpeoioseIia
bette, ser CT SooeSmotioet til Oct
ioeuife Sorilog.
Ser er mango fpnStge SoH, Der
ubtaler, at man | Rorse beeif en- itor
Seil, 90 be | 70.aareue git ooer til
ct mt Wpntfpitem % tfte tog 6rar'
cen iIteocufor Den itsrre arcne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
SfpIae WcbScleIie fra Tatent.I6'

sofaterne @iaiamion & Werdont,
GER. 925-933 metropolitan 9ife
Bldg. (fsr 8uarorttn 2oon), Ninne.
apoIis, Tinn., er / bcn forIsbne llgc
fsIgen6e 8atenter tiIbelt Wiuneiota
% 9otota Spinoere:
Paul w Avory & E c Knowles, Dead
wood, S d. Treating Precious Metal
Bearing Materials. Phillip Peechel,
Fairfax, S D, Protector for Cream Sepa-
rators. Teunis ID, Boston, Corsica, SD,
Clevis. Edward c Brown, Bismarck, n
d, Device tor hanging storm windows.
Edward A Caravan, Duluth, MINI,
Burglar-alarm. Thos NJ Cropar, Far
go, n D, Flying Machine. Edward A
Crosby. Minneapolis, MINI. Numbering
device. Friedrich Duquette, Nashwauk,
Mum, Shoe lacing. Emanuel Foorster,
st Paul, MINI, Spring support for wag-
on tongues. John A Follman, York. N
d. Mail-tying device. John A Follman.
York, n ID, Mailbag catcher. Horace c
Freeman, White Bear. MINI, Sand dry
ing apparatus. John Gilmore, Mont
rose, S ID, Reinforced concrete structure.
Robert Hart, Ardoch, n d, Machine for
treating grain. John Henry. Grand
Forks, n ID, Grain door for cars. Peter
] HOLLAND, Kenneth, MINI, Spring
wheel, Alexander McDougall, Duluth,
Ore cleaner. Hermann F Muller, Min
ncapolis, MINI, Suction valve for gas
engines. Nels Nelson. Havana, y d..
Apparatus for raising sunken vessels.
Emil Ninfeldt, So St Paul, MINI, Bailing
press. Dietrich Roschen, Lake City,
MINI, Animal releasing device. Walter
ID Ryan, Watertown, ID, Luximeter.
Lawrence Schultz. Buffalo, n ID, Well
drilling apparatus. George Smith. Do
luth. MINI. Sandpapering machine.
Bruno II Theison & c Keller, Minnea.
polls, MINI, Stitch forming mechanism.
Edward Thompson, York, n d, Hay
sling lock or trip. Gustave yergote
Marshall, MINI, Pneumatic tire protec-
tor. Edmund II Weber, Chisholm, MINI.
Hanger for Electric lights. Edwin II
Wheelock. EFF Wheelock. Mortified, &
p o wheelock. Minneapolis, MINI, Guid-
ing device for plow motors.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Sineffe ~Gpimoenapne.

&pinoerne | aina bor - iaauel.
Tom R9noene - iprlige Rnpre,
iom beres SomiIie % n9rmeite Ben.
rer iPtter paa Dem. 9isie oRIges
SeIs efter 8eapben, bells efter getpo.
ningen. Zen iiSite Iooer iig LET no.
Iebe, oa oct er De iamme Stomoro,
iom itooig arpenoes. 3. GfS. gu,
Ser betpoer Sospis, 9an-CrfiSe,
San-aorol. gue Raone betpoer
noset foitbort. gu-bun betpSer Sos.
pisbIomit. - en- Communicating al
oct p9roiiuloeite og pnoigite. 9bieb
betpoer ben mooige, ben bi9lpiom.
me; Ching - oen itraaIenoe. lpier.
De, fisnne. Gin betpoer 9Iomit og
Semi. 9bine.9in = lpienoe 9eui.
Obi err ct acknowledgements. alidng
betpSer SbenI, Sps. Slans. gun.
ftp. 9bing.pun itranlenoe fin,
Obi. alians - Den, iom itrRber eiter
fit SbenI. Ching fan osina betpoe
SelperfienoeIie. Gbeng Sprig.
tisbeb.
Ct al Sroene / Sammeni9tninsen
er altio bet inmme for ~Ssitrc~ in,
ben Zen iawI.e Samilie. oct oil ice
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

perfoninen", ben "bIaa gGuer" ener
oen lille oanife ~9anofanin" pasier
beoit Der.
aaninens Climb er ogina p9ro
noget, enten man logger bet eler faor
oct tiIbereot os bruger bet I'll Stino.
tsi Tor De pnsite MteoIenmer | Garni.
lien.
GaaS % @inf
st apIe Spin meb Sorbel uoen at
babe "gnitire" for Dem laoer Jig life
soot gisre.
Smene tribes bebit paa noget
bsitligeenoe, tsrt 2anb. Der er Ren-
ger / Saiien MI, % bar man posien.
De 9anb for ct Sau."Baitire", eier
man life perit ! at begpnoe nleo
Saueapl.
Get er al Itor 8igtigbeb, at Wel.
fefpGget faor rent 8ano. Wan fan
life pcnte iig goo MeIf at aisr, Der
maa nsie zig meb Sslepanb, % Ct
oaarIie Melf faar man enoba p9rre
Smsr.
Oct poaItaoeS, at Ell SEQ life bill
faa. Welfeieber, bpis man giper Den
ct balpt Euno "@piom SaIts" /
"gran" ct Bar Cages Sio eaer iaa,
for ben falner, % "a Elmer efter, at
Den bar faIpet.
6nar Ssniene Melf at oriffe, be.
taller De for Ielfen peo at I9gge ian
mango Here S@g.
en-, iom bar prsnet BET, fort9ler
os, at "Sencc Bolts, iom er bltgne
| Iuguit, parer longer emo De, iom
bIioer bugne | Sintertiben.
grbeib soot | oct Sorbb9ritpffet,
on plantet ipadr, iao life l1gr9SIet
for RobfGite. 9liper oct for tiff
meo "%Sfunners", iaa ifiGr p9f os
Ing op en- Del. Sob Soroen los oe
i'm, og Der bIiper Sorbber tiIaarS.
Sor 8 Gents al "Sartdr Gmetic"
blanbet iammen n1eb en- Iige Gel
bnibt Sugar og lat no paa inaa
Sfaaler | SpIoerne, bpor imaa, rsS
Raur er en- gloee. ifaI bore ct fit.
fert Wiobel moo bisie 9pr, Der efter
Sigenoe. bill rsmnte. Miolet er / oct
minoite biGigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

Srene bar iorl9ngit Ssoe. Seq
banoIeoe iIbe." iosoe ban, "oo ieg
lite pioite beore; men ies bar fattet
Den geiIutnina. at mine Ssrrer ffaI
bragg SoroeI al al oen 2prbom og
Grfaring ieg retop berpeo bar er.
boIbt. Seq aster at bebonole BEN
i~aaIeoes. iom ies penter De ffal be.
banoIe fine ReSmenneifer".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

8pinoer al iamme Generation. lin.
oertioen u%otrpffer Raunet ct Enife.
@dns.pao: @ane betpSer Enfe,
2rnsieI. gao betpoer iniaa Born.
Tette er ct meset benpttet Napn;
men moor Enitct er opipIbt, oct biz
iige, mar Oct nRite Barn er isot, bpt.
ties @one.pao meo ct onoet Rapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

Sna Dor man iaa meeet 9isofraft
oper, at oct itaor sobt oper aisbet,
bporpaa bet iiaar 90 imoafoger meo
sanite ipos SID. 9ige for oct ifal
ierperes. ieones Saucen meS liot
@iel oa Smsr os lint 6Isoe. aote'
Iettcrne I9eses no oper ct SAB 90
Saucen hpIoes ooer.
sGsseirifnbeller.
s baarbfogte gGs baffes flint og
rsres til en- 9eig meo 2 raa sGg,
liSt SIs6e Iiot batfet 8rpsIsg, no.
get Salt 9eber % iinitsot tsrret
9rsS. Oct iormes iom imaa Boiler
iom penoes / itsot Srso % lteges
Ipiebrunc / Smsr.
Gitrpn.S nppe.
Set tpnSt afifaarne guile SfaI al
en- Gitron foges / ~ Quart Saro
oa iepnes meo en- SpiieIfe 9otets.
mel og en- SpiieIfe Sogomel, uorsrt
/ @onb. ct belt sGg % en- 9egge'
blomnle reres / Serrinen meo Saf'
ten al baloanoen Gitron og Suffer
efter Smog. timber itaoi9 Smre'
ring bellies Suppen op / De piipeoe
Seg og tiIiptteS, ON nsopenoig, mere
.Suffer, imaa &apringer er beoit I'll
oenne SlogS Suppe.
Spproan man ifal paifc fnlsrtc Sip
Ter iaa &c life falmer.
9ioler Iom er grsnne, lpIeblaa,
pioIette, rsbe, pint" eler "lapenoer"
legges ferit / en- glaubing glum o9
9ano og Iigaer oeri 10 @innter.
glanoingen IupeS al A llnier alun
til Gil Cub" 8anb. Sorte % Doioe
aioler, graa, msrfe.piolette og NOR
feblaa IGgges / Salt.Sano, en- 900
SaonSiulo Salt til en- Cub" meo
gaub. Se maa naturIiguis life brn'
aes / Solen, for ga falmer De, bpor
foriigtig man iaa er meb Saifnin8en.
Or mani iaa ubeloig at faa roo
Sorpe pao en- bpio aiole, I. er. al
en- rso Dor, eqer en- rso BOG. 'om
er bleoet Iiot iugtig, iau fan man faa
set al peo of opppe BET / amonia,
ubcn @anb /. Nan frpIter Oct | am'
%onioen, til 5aroen er borte, Ian opp'
pes Ssict / beot gano, og ifpaes Der
paa / Here gano, for at faa baaoe
Sarpen % amoniaen goot no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Sampeoe Spinefotpletter.

aisoet banfes soot. Spppes / sGg,
Serpaa i itsbt isrret 9rso os ialtes
gcet. ) en- @rpce meo HaO 8unb,
brunes soot RnoieSt eaer Smsr.
Iiot $50 brunes beri os iaa aisSet.
iom brunes soot poa besse Sioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Cream Salab Dressing.

ct sgg oiipes soot, en- aop Slsoe,
ctten iur eIler loo. pipes /, Iibt ef-
ter liot. Saa ttli9ttes en- Sbeife
SoIt. Is Sbefe geber, en- balo 5be
lie Srnnep. ct tibet Sron gaprifa
og tiIiIut en- bdIp Sop eobif. Zen
foaes i Double Boiler. til ben err
inf oa iepn % fan boIoe iis Here
Tiger, bpis mm bar ben op / en-
8~lastanoe meo tort 9aag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

EaamGIt Erieri. "SoIm er boa Oct
met oro,uappe Reureite, ieg sieneer.
Gltie uctrpffer ban iis ida t%ortfdttet lont
muIia. @es Su I. Or, bporSdn ban bar
ia al, "a ban friebs2"
"Ret.'
"Sau boIbt SorIooeIiesrirgeu cp fors
an Yi9ebdrnets Zine cg Sd9oc:
~Sn?"
20 bnds iaeee bun iaa27
Gun uiffeoe bare"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

Srausu Is en- spmaifiae? -5nseennen-
sr iaa 400 lem noseH aHoeR SumafiHe III ben
hobbelte 9tts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

eenb "9eeprab. Toten" til SIest 90
geuuer { @amIrIanbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
Stegt @abarbra Tom Srpfpit.Rct.

Get er bebit at BRUCE tpnbe, npe
Stilfer BERTH, iom life bar ieigt
Sfal, ba man life ifr9ller Dem. 81.
ter at De er paifet gobt, flores De op
/ tommelanse Stpffer os leg9es OBJ
/ ct Ste9efao. Sper bpert Sag meo
&abarbra, itrses tpft meo Srffer.
Ran bar life en- Grade 8ano l. men
letter ct tet 9aag oper og ietter
Saoet inb / en- gagerobn. iom life
maa pGre altfor BARN. 9enne er
goo cnten BARN eIler folb og imager
uomGrfet til Srofoit meb Sntsrre-
breo al gropt grsb. en- anben
Waaoe at benptte .Rabarbra paa er,
of fose Sen iammen meo 9abler.
Gisie lGgges / @anb Hatten oper og
foaes ON Norgenen I'll De er blsoe,
iaa Stenerne er lette of stage no.
Soa bar man Dem iammeu meo Ra-
barbra, iom err foet meo Suffer og
@ono. til Den err n9iten MGR. ben TO-
ges % til Den er f9rbis, iammen meb
Sablerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15
quiet ng Rfokkenrt,
Rtbisertt Of en- sraftiif Susmpber.
Stalienif Mafarpni.

On Sop Wafaroni, iom err br,lf.
fet op / Smaaitpffer foges / iaItet
Sanb, til 6en er MGR, iaa bar man
ocn cp ! ct Osrilas, iaa ganoet fan
lsbe gobt at. Smiolertio imeItes en-
toppet Spiieife Smsr / en- lioen
@rpbe, en- 2sg, Tom er ifoaret op /
Sfiper foaes beri til ben er Ipieel,l.
Saa bar man en- aonbe Somatos op
/ 8rpben oe en- "Gbili Bepper" iamt
libt Salt og laoer bette foge 10 Ni.
nuter. W%aforonien I9gges laeois,
meo De fogte Somater imelem boert
Sag % paa Copper. 9eroper itrses
repet Dit, bnorpaa set iteges 10
90 Winuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-15

en-, iom bar prsnet BET, iortPler
os, at "Sencc Bolts, iom err biigne
/ guguit parer Ipnser emo De, iom
blioer bugne | 8intertioen.
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
NELSON BILL AIDS
MOTOR BOAT PEOPLE
Simplifes Signals and Regu-
lationS-Passage Ex-
pected Soon.

II the Nelson bill, now pending be
fore Congress, becomes a law az this
session, the regulations FOR the nav{-
cation Of motor boats in the waters
Of the country VIII be materially modI-
ned and rendered easier of compliance
The entire system OF signals for mo
tor craft has been revised in the Mel
son bin. Now only whistles are re-
quired for sounding and all the bells
and fos horns formerly carried under
the regulations, may be done away WITH
By the boat owners.
As for the lights 70 be carried, the
C5mbinatiOn VIII be sufficient under
the pending law and all range lights
may be removed A white light for
ward, a white light aft and red and
green side lights must now be carried
on all motor boats Is feet long or
more.
All motor boats must carry means Of
promptly eZunguIShing burning gaSo-
ieDe and all must carry buoyaur r1-sh-
ions or some form Of life preServers
All OF the proposed regulations are
recommended BIZ the Secretary Of Com
merce and Labor and by the motor
boat associations OF the country. The
bin VIII undoubtedly become a law and
VIII 60 into effect before the summer
season opens.
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
WINE MAY BE SOLD
IN ARKANSAS
Court Holds That Prohibition Law
Does Not Affect Native
Product.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. April zs.-The
supreme court today dismissed the
case against John KOwen1ed. who
was convicted In Franklin county for
selling native wine In prohibition ter
TitOrv
The supreme court holds that native
wine growers have all the privileges
that attach TO the manufacturers OF
alcohol where the sale by the manu-
faCrUTer is IN the original package of
not less than five gallons Lnat the
law excludes the native wine grower
from the regulation requiring 2 IL
Cense to sell his product IN the State.
even IN quantities as small as fifth
Of a gallon, except there be q specia I
petition against the sale OF native
wine In such territory. and that IA no
case does the general law apply to the
sale Of native wine IN original pack
ages OF five gallons or more BY the
grower himself
The county court cannot REQUIRE the
grower, under such circumstances. to
take out a license, and hence he is not
guilty of violating a law when he
sells N the package containing less
than I'VE gallons
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
COUDREY ANSWERS
PASTORS CRITICISM
Denies Charges Concerning
Sunday Law Made by
Rev. w. F. Crafts.

Representative Godfrey Of Missouri. a
member Of the House District Commit
tee, today took issue with the state
ments of the Rev Wilbur 2. Crafts II
a sermon last Sunday rejecting On
Speaker Cannon's attitude toward the
Sunday laws pending before the House
committee
The Rev Crafts charged that the
Speaker so packed the committee that II
was impossible for any laws for
stricter observance Of the Sabbath or
the promotion Of temperance 10 pass
The House.
In a letter 10 the minister. Represen-
tative COudrey declared that. as far as
his own case is concerned. Speaker Can
non placed him on the District Commit
tee without aScsrtaininz his views On
any subject, and, since that time. hRC
never, IN any form, attempted 70 1nfu-
ence him on any bill that had como be-
fore the committee
In reference TO the proposed Sunday
law which Is before the committee
don't know whether Speaker Cannon Is
for or against II and your statement re-
fleets on the integrity OF the committee
said Representative Coudrey- II do
know one thing and that IS that I an
opposed 70 the law and intend 70 vote
against II and I find twenty-five people
IN the District opposed 70 It where I End
one for IT.
From your remarks an LED 70 be-
lieYe that you favor the rich and are
against the poor The poor have 70
work hard for six days and are not able
10 belong 10 country clubs and own su-
tOTuobiies, horses and carriages. Nov.
why should they not 20 and see q game
Of basebaI2 Il does not interfere with
their going to church and they are en-
titled 70 some recreation"
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
PHILIPPINE TRADE
GREATLY INCREASED
Removal of Duties Impetus
to Exchange With
United States.

In a. statement Just issued by the De
Dartmeut OF Commerce and Labor, it S
shown that the trade between the
United States and the Philippine ISLANDS
has greatly increased since the removal
Of the tariff duties on d0uestf4 merChau-
disc passing between The Islands and
this COuUfr--
The LarlL law which went into effect
on august o, provided for the inter
change free OF duty OF practically all
articles OF domestic production ia the
United States and the Philippines
lEETgS prepared bT The Department
show that the value OF the shipments Of
domestic merchandise 90 the islands
from July j. 1879. TO the end Of Febru-
airy. 1910. amounted in value to 80. Isl. GGJ.
IS against Sl.sll.eo. for the correspond
ing period OF last year
During -he same period the value OF
LlercilanoiSe imported into the United
states from the Philippines was SLED
Tf- as against S..alI..oJ in the same
months Of the preceding year. an In
crease IN the total trade Of about 80 per
cent.
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
RICHMOND STUDENTS
ON AVIATION BENT
Home-Made Airships May
Soon Cut CaperS Above
the Campus.

RICHMOND, Va. April El-BipIanes
and dirigtbles VIII soon float over the
campus Of Richmond College. II a cur
rent TumOr is true. II Is said that
following the example set by students
at Harvard, the University OF Virginia
and other institutions of learning an
aero club viii soon he formed by Rich
mOnd College students interested I'm avf-
alton
The plan Is 70 construct several shIps
along the lines Of those which have
been used with success by Curtiss.
Wright. and others A large suace on
the campus VIII be fncIosed with teutinz.
and only ,hose who are members Of the
club wiz be admitted There are a
number OF scientific students at the col
Iege who are deeply interested in the
problem Of navigating the ether. and
they VIII inform themselves fully on
methods OF aerOpIaue construction.
Some Of them feel that the flights made
BIZ Foster Willard at the last State
fair were rather pitifUI- and they wish
70 show 10 the people Of the Old DOmin-
ion that a VirEinia-made airship can
go some
ton Of the institution, the planes con-
EtruCted by the students viii be built
50 as to rise again II submerged IN
AGAE-- NJ LloalLlC LtE At+E Az 81 snip Ad5
been settled upon but II IS felt that
Il should be named after some distin-
guished NirEiniau. Out OF respect TO
the president Of the board Of trustees
Of the college. some suggest the plane
be called The Taylor EIlysOn," while
others think a more appropriate name
would be The R E Byrd
In case the attempts at aviation are
successful, an effort viii - made to
form q similar club at the Union TheO-
logical Seminary. so that there may be
& thrilling aeTOplaue race between the
ships Of these two denOminational in
stitutiOns.
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
ANACOSTIA GREETS
METHODIST PASTOR
The Rev. Mr.. Graf1in and
Wife Welcomed by Mem
bers of the Church.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ANACOSTIA. D. c. April, e


The members and friends Of the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church are
today discussing the encouraging out
look for the development of the church
and its work as expressed last night
at a reception rendered to the Rev.
and Mrs Samuel W. Graffin by the
several societies Of Anacostia Church
The Rev DR.. GTafnin, who for the
past six years was in charge Of the
Patterson Memorial Methodist Episco-
pal Church, in Baltimore. has now en-
tered upon his duties as the pastor Of
AnRcostia Church
The reception was held in the par
lOrs Of the edifice, at the corner OF
Fourteenth and L streets, which were
made attractive BY display Of flags
and flowers. Arthur 3. Suit, the su-
perintendent If the Sunday school. was
the presiding officer and there was a
musical program rendered by a section
Of the Gun Factory Band. which was
directed by Jacob @. Moody.
Following several selections by the
orchestra the Invocation was offered
by the Rev George W Cummings Mr.
Suit then made the opening address,
bidding the pastor and his wife a vel
come IN the name OF the Sunday school.
its officers and teachers
Mrs Charles +. LinEer next sang
The Song That Reached My Heart
George o. Wilson. representative Of
the hoard OF stewards and the trustees,
srnou1ced that the official board Of
the AnaCcstia Methodist Episcopal
Church. has authorized improvements
to the building. and that these improve
ments are 10 be rapidly pushed to com
pletion. The speaker on behalf of the
official board then welcomed the newly
appointed pastor and Mrs Graffin, 20
AnaCOstia-
Charles T. LfnEer, the president Of
the Epworth League OF the church. fol-
lowed with an address Of welcome for
that organization
A solo BY Mrs. Edith Lee entitled
Goodbye" was next on the program
Mrs Leila. Watson. the president q
the Ladies' Aid Society. pledged 10 the
new pastor the support Of the organiza-
ton
John E Fort presented 10 Mrs. Graf
fin a handsome bouquet OF roses MIS-
Samuel Campbell. the president OF the
WOmaa's Home Missionary Society,
then welcomed the Rev and Mrs. Graf
fin on behalf OF thaJ organiza don
Mr.. Suit next introduced the pastor,
who told OF his interest IN Sunday %
school work and pictured the enCOuraE-
ing outlook as he sees II in Anacostia
church from this standpoint
The meeting was then declared a So
ciaI session and while the orchestra
PLAYED selections the ladies Of TIE
church served refreshments and those
present met the pastor and his wife
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
PAREGORIC DRUNK
CAUSE OF DIVORCE
Mrs. Mary Clark Declares Hus-
band Mixed Drug With
Whisky.

CHICAGO. April 23.-The "paregoric
Jag IS the latest 10 come forth as a
cause FOR a divorce
Mrs. Mary Clark was granted de-
cree from Benjamin r Clark BY Judge
WIndes on the ground Of habitual
drunkenness Clark has an interest in
real estate valued at nearly 5000
He was drunk a., the time said
Mrs Clark. He began drinking four
years after we were married and often
drank pareS1ric and whisky For nine
years he has been drunk nearly every
day. ne used 10 come home with bottles
OF whisky in his pocket and go 10 sleep
with them
The were married February :. 1890. and
lived together until May ,. 1909, when
from him
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
DAUGHTER MANAGES
FATHERS CAMPAIGN
Miss Ruth Kempel, of Ohio, Han
dies Most of Representatives.
Political Correspondence.

CLEVELAND. April 23-Miss Ruth
KempeI, eighteen years old, is manag-
ing the campaign of her father, Repre-
sentative Kempel. Of Akron, for the
Democratic nomination for lieutenant
governor
She is employed at the capitol during
the session OF the legislature as a
sIenographer at $ a day, and in addition
to her regular duties has charge Of all
her fathers mail.
When a political leader from a remote
section OF the State writes for enIfghten-
Tnent on her fathers candidacy. or some
Instructions. Miss KemDe1 answers him
Sometimes she consults her father but
often this IS unnecessary. as she is thor
Oughiy familiar with his situation.
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
NEW HOME OPENED
BY BOSTON ELKS
Banquet Held IN Honor of Past
Exalted Ruler Lawrence
Sullivan.

BOSTON. April 22-The Boston Lodge
Of EIlzs today is convinced that the
greatest love feast in its history was the
one held last night in the banquet han
Of the magnificent new home Of the Elks
and rendered TO Past Exalted Ruler
Lawrence H Sullivan. in recognition OF
the work he accomplished in making the
new home possible.
Covers We're laid for 500. and among
those who sat at the banquet board and
took part in the speaking that followed.
were many OF the most prominent Elks
in New England The event of the
evening was the presentation OF a dia-
mond ring 20 the past exalted ruler.
The new home OF the Boston EIks cost
$4,000 and s one OF the finest in the
country II stands as a monument n
the enoTts OF 4r. sullivan who held the
ofTice OF exalted ruler for two wears
which Is considered al UnEsual honor.
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
GLOOM ATTRIBUTED
TO HALLEYS COMET

CHICAGO. April 23.-Sudden darkness
descending for two hours over this city
today created CONSERVATION among the
more ignorant residents. who attributed
the phenomenon 10 HaIIey's comet. The
Weather Bureau. IN answering calls
from different parts Of the city, ex-
rlSIned that the darkness was caused
by a combination OF wind, rain, and
smoke
In street car women became hysfer-
ical. and IN the immigrant quarters
patToimen were appealed 20 20 put AZ
rest the fears OF me nervous people
The Washington times., 1910-04-23
INSANITY CAUSE
OF HIS SUICIDE

LONDON, April Z2.-Suicide while in
sane was che verdict today OF the cor
oner ia the case Of Chester Ives. Of
BuHalo, n y who was found Thurs
day aSphyUiated in his lodging house
Ives was formerly the Paris CORE
sponde1t Of a New York paper, but Of
late was newspaper free lance. TIe
left letter saying his suicide was due
10 poverty