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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

Everett c. Brown of the Union Stock
Yards, Chicago. believes decline or
prices in meats will begin In another year
or SO, and that prices viii be lower than
His reasoning based on observation and
a study OF the conditions for the past
fifteen years. is that the farmers VIII be-
gin raising hogs in greater numbers tnan
ever before. and that the small iarmer
who formerly raised no catte
will begin raising a few cattle for the
market, and that in the aggregate tns
supply of cattle will be greatly Increases
and the grade will average peter. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
Hickory Lumber Scarce.

From the National Magazine.
The value OF hickory lumber at this
time Is $50 a thousand. and the high
grades are selling at $50. The total val
ue of hickory production is not less than
So 10000 annually.
At the present time IL constitutes not
more than per cent of the standina
timber of the United States. The sup
ply in Indiana and Ohio. where the best
wood formerly grew, has been almost
exhausted. At present Arkansas is in
the lead. followed by Tennessee, Indiana
Kentucky and Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

and abroad. Besides an extensive coliec-
ton of pictures of famous persons, places
and buildings, the school Is suppned Win
an excellent stereopticon, by means OF
which students may enjoy WHO repro
auctions of historical events and scenes
and of masterpieces in painting. sculpture
and architecture.
Outline of Curriculum.
The curriculum OF the academic depart
ment in its entirety, including higher
mathematics. and the four years Of Latin,
constitutes the classical course. The
classical diploma is given to students
completing this course.
subjects of the classical course, except
higher mathematics and Latin. but three
years of some language is required Upon
the completion of this course students re-
ceive the literary diploma.
Selected studies from the usual courses
may be pursued by those students who
are prevented by i'll health or other cir
cumstances from following the general
course.
Graduates of the immaculate who re-
turn to Mount Marian and devote one
year to special work, In literature, the
languages, music, elocution or art, re-
ceive the postgraduate gold medal.
The studio OF the art department Is
large, well-nghted and Weh-eQuipPeu win
materials casts, full-length figures,
models from the antique and q NUMBER
of excellent studies.
The music department of the seminary
is under the direction of teachers OF
broad experience and acknowledged abil-
ity. systematic course of instruction is
followed from the simplest beginnings to
the finished work of the advanced student.
The remarkable success of both the vocal
and piano instruction Is an evidence that
the artistic results have been produced
only by thorough and artistic methods.
The aim is not to teach a few show
pieces but to give a broad, elevating
culture that will prepare the student to
understand and appreciate the principles
and beauties of the art Of music. and
that will bring forth worthy results In
future years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
Founded Nearly Fifty Years Ago

Inc mount st. Agnes College was
founded in 1857, and chartered later by
the state legislature Of Maryland, to con.
fer any degrees that are by law now con.
ferred by the colleges of the state or
women.
The college is situated in a beautiful
and popular suburb of Baltimore city
The buildings lie in a direct line OF min
eral springs, noted for the healthful prop
critics of their waters. The site is one
of great beauty and is remarkably health
full.
The college buildings afford every con-
venience conducive to the health, COM
fort and pleasure of the students. They
are heated by steam, well lighted. thor
oughly ventilated and provided with
ample facilities for hot and cold baths
The plumbing is exposed. and the entire
sanitary appliances are of the latest
modern design. The study halls. dormi-
tories and recreation halls are spacious,
commodious and furnished with all mod
ern appliances.
The grounds are extensive; three mag
nificent terraces, with hower-crowned
submits, lead from the front entrance to
the elevated site upon which the institu-
ton stands: well graded walks wind
through the various groves and a fine
carriage road, lined on either side by
shade trees. renders the ascent from the
base to the summit of the hill easy and
pleasant. In the rear of the college are
large Fairgrounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
Cheaper Meats in Sight.
From Moody's Magazine.

The great cattle ranges OF the west are
disappearing. being cut up into small
farms The rapidly increasing popula-
ton Of the west and southwest, where
cattle raising WAS the CHIEF industry in
these lands which has placed a higher
Valuation on them for general farming
n,,rnoses. and cheap cattle raising is
ceasing i'm that section, consequently
packers are facing the problem of where
to procure low-coSt cattle. Yet Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
New Gymnasium Building.

The gymnasium occupies a hall the full
length and breadth Of splendid building
recently erected, and ii is one of the best
equipped in the state. The hall is large.
well ventilated and is furnished with
chest weights. balance swings, rowing
machines, horizontal, stall and parallel
bars and other apparatus. Dressing and
locker rooms adjoin the main hall. I'm
mediately adjoining the gymnasium is the
field for out-of-door sports and exer-
cises.
The health of the pupils is carefully at
tended to and is an object of maternal
solicitude on the part of those in charge.
ture and ventilation OF apartments and
abundant opportunities for outdoor exer-
else are given. while the physical cul-
ture derived from the calisthenic and
gymnastic exercises aids not only in the
DEVELOPMENT CT ease and grace, but, above
all, in promoting health and strength.
The system of moral training is found
ed upon the important and controlling
principles of solid virtue and undertaking
tuition is mild but firm.
Mount st. Agnes possesses in its alum
nae conclusive evidence that culture, even
the highest, and devoted fidelity to wom-
ans sublime duties are not Incompatible.
The achievements in the past make the
school authorities anxious to continue the
great work and therefore they invite
those who have daughters or wards whom
they desire to give the advantages of a
study the methods. that they may. If they
be satisfied with these, place their charges
under the care of those who control the
institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21

Blobbs-Bjones boasts that he is master
Of his own home.
Slobbs--Yes. he can make his wife do
almost anything she wants to.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
Education is Practical.

The education given at Mount Marian is
practical, solid. and refined. 1t embraces
all that is comprehended in the term edu-
cation-the well-rounded and symmetrical
development OF the whole nature-the
physical mental and moral powers. The
Sisters of Providence have the reputation
not only Of giving to those intrusted to
their charge a thorough education, but
also of having special success in develop
ing delicacy Of feeling, an appreciation
of the good and the beautiful, and that
elegance and simplicity of manner SO es-
sential to accomplished and cultured wom-
en-. The motto of the school is Knowl-
edge and Virtue United. The judicious
training of the disposition and character.
as given by the Sisters, Is designed to
qualify young women to fill happily, and
with justice to themselves and others, the
positions destined for them.
The government of the seminary is
mild, but firm, and is characterized by
maternal tenderness. Appeal Is made TO
the schoolgirls sense of justice ana
honor. The students are led to right
thinking and right doing. This method
tends 10 develop self-reliance, strength OF
character and the appreciation of those
virtues which are the ornament and glory
OF the noblest type OF Christian woman
hood.
1t is acknowledged that music, elocu-
ton. painting and plain and fancy needle
work lend to domestic life a charm and
pleasure that improve. refine. and elevate
the home and the social circle, therefore
the immaculate offers special advan-
tages in these Accomplishments
Physical Training Important.
1t is OF the utmost Importance that the
physical training of young girls receive
careful consideration. for upon the
healthful development of the girl de-
ponds III great measure the happiness
and well-being OF the. woman; hence
every facility for physical culture is pro-
vided, and all students are required to
take some form Of exercise unless ex-
cused on account of physical disability.
The gymnastic work and games are
under the direction OF a competent and
experienced teacher. Good carriage and
elegance OF bearing and manner are in
sisted upon at all times
The immaculate provides a special
travel course. which is calculated to pre-
pare students for the intelligent enjoy
ment of travel. The history OF art and
architecture is reviewed, the stories of
great artists and their works are read
and illustrated lectures are given that
describe In detail all that is most inter-
esting and profitable in travel at home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
These Degrees May Be Won.

The degrees of bachelor of arts and
bachelor of literature will be conferred
upon all students who successfully com
plete the courses leading to these honors
and pass the required examinations. Ger.
tificates of honor. will be granted spe-
cial students for proficiency in the course
followed. An alumnae scholarship is Of
fered annually upon conditions This
scholarship entities the successful stu
dent TO free tuition, board and residence
for one year.
The preparatory school includes pri-
mary, grammar and academic depart
ments. each extending through a period
of four years. The aim of the school
Is to arouse students to an interest in
study, to train them i'm good habits OF
work and to ground them thoroughly in
the principles of knowledge.
The school affords ample facilities. II
is stated, to students vino desire to de-
vote particular attention 10 drawing
painting and music, and instructors are
in charge of the various classes in the
department of physical training Stu
dents of all denominations are received
and no undue influence is exercised over
the religious views of non-Catholics The
scholastic term will open the fourth
Tuesday in September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
MOUNT ST. AGNES COLLEGE HAS
ADVANTAGES FOR GIRLS.
Alumnae Offered as Best Evidence
That Culture and Womanliness
Are Not Incompatible.

1t is conceded by most persons of in
telligence and education today that it is
undesirable and impossible to deprive
woman OF the facilities which will en-
able her to compete with man in the va
rious walks of life: but at the same time
all regret the dangers which threaten
to make her lose. in acquiring these ad-
vantages, that which may mar her
womanhood."
In answer to the question whether 1t is
possible to give woman the advantage
without the loss, the faculty of Mount
st. Agnes College, Baltimore. feel that
they are giving an affirmative reply by
the work done and now being accom-
plished within its walls. The object of all
Of their labors is. to send>out from the
institution young women Of thorough
culture and high ideals. 1t is the am
bition of those in charge of the college,
which nestles among the fair hills of the
land of the Calverts, to solve the diff
cult problem of the higher education Of
woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
Work Divided Into Four Branches.

The work at Mount st. Agnes is divided
into four departments. collegiate. AGA
demic, preparatory and commercial. Two
courses of study are offered to pupils in
the collegiate department. one classical
and the other literary. Both require four
years, and the former leads to the de-
gree of bachelor of arts and the latter to
the degree of bachelor of literature. The
academic course requires five years, and
its diploma carries the student into col
lege without further examination. Two
years are required 10 complete the COM
mercial course.
The Mount Washington Seminary School
for Boys receives boys between the ages
of - and thirteen. and prepares them
for college.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
EARN ACADEMIC DEGREES
GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN AT
NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
Institution Near Baltimore Carries
students Along Advanced Lines.
Every Accessory for Comfort.

Notre Dame of Maryland. a college for
women and preparatory school for girls.
is situated on magnificent estate of
seventy acres in the suburbs of Balti-
more. The academy building. construct
ed and furnished with every accessory
for comfort, convenience and safety,
stands on a hill, commanding an extern
sive view of the country, the distant city
and Chesapeake bay.
BY an act Of the legislature, approved
by the Governor Of Maryland in 1896
Notre Dame of Maryland was granted the
power to confer the various academic
degrees. Under this arrangement the
institution consists of a college, with
courses leading TO the baccalaureate de-
grees. an academy that prepares students
for the college or for other colleges OF
equal standing, and grammar and pri-
mary departments. The study halls, il is
claimed, are cheerful and commodious
and several social halls afford opportuni-
ties for recreation and pastime The
large and airy classrooms are fitted with
every aid to study and complete arrange.
ments are made for the proper care and
comfort of the sick.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
wye Rvitelier.

Era Bort 2imon Gotta Hiln, tcle'
araiereS oen lite Wai: Npitelierne
UeSuorer iren6eIes meo fortere Ell.
Ter lRngere Melemrum, % 6olf le'
Der / Ell itooig GeOieI. 2itfpiten er
beapnot at ifipIbc uuoer &c lta6igc
Rpitclier. 0liIfanerue Boo Oh Sra3rl
err begge | llobruo, o. bette iorsger
5oriproelieu.
Scrtil fommer 6en itore 0eoeIiG'
be0 6lan0t Sc / Smeguen AT Gan
Sole leireoe 6Iuatninaer. Belt %
Smoom far / Sc iioite IRE Gdac TO-
itet nGiten lige iao monge Ytenre.
Iteliu Tom SorbifiGIpet.
ariaslopen err %profIameret | Soro'
ifiGlp$biitriftet for at iGtte en- Stop.
per Tor De tolrige Ronerier % Elgu.
orinaer. Tom bar iunoet Steo.
SisIge ct ieuere Telegram ira
Bort 9in1on irotraf ct mt forirroe.
Iiqt SorofiGIp Sen 1899 o&. Cele,
arafior6inSelicn er ! en- pOerit oaar.
la 5crfatning, men Be iaa og m1are
Gfterretriuger. man bar mootuget.
qoar uS pnd, at De iaa g~ienitnaenoa
Slie / Suu Sole ifal DGre ramIeoe
iammen. 8pitelieu ieltes ogiaa |
Bort 9imon oa eiterfulgtes al en-
Sab6eIge. 9ette fioite SfiGIu ortageS
Of booe 6apt en- en6rai itsrre ltoitrrt.
nina ems nuget al Sc foregaaenbe, %
Ser ruuoer tor 5oriGroelie / belle
R~epu6lifen.
CT Hpgte pil oibe. at Sorofirluet
oaian onretteoe mc1en Sfaoe | ga.
burepu6lifer Guatemala.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
Off ielp / 5eIoen.

Sra Wemphis meOoeIes oen ste
Noi fslgenoe moriomme erempel
paa SnnbbeOer al Sroiproget, at
"oen, iom eroper en- 8rop for andre,
falber ofte ielp | bcn":
@orgermeiter Gounrb s. Grunp
bleo iSog | Whmicipalretteu muItte-
ret So for at bope ippttet poa @uIoet
/ set npe $4,000, 900 Gpnrtbus. gtr.
Grump, Ser opertog Gmbeoet / So.
MOI 5. aar, iatte ioruplig ct "anti'
Spitting" .aorstog i9ang og uOiteote
en- Itr9ng Sr6re I'll 8olitiet pm al
a~rreTtere en9per, uben Berions An'
ieelie JON grebes / at ipptte pon Sor.
tougere caer poa @llloene ! Spor.
poancne og oe oiiertlige @pgniuaer.
San par ielp oer ferite SoertrG0er
al @eStegten og bleo grebet paa ferit
8ierning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

res iamleoe Cab iattes til $4,000
ioet @SGnoeneS 2pn regues eitcr
1915 og aoinoerneS efter 81 3o.
gen.
Gigarmagerne rcprGiertcre0e3 a
$500 Rano % eiter en- giennemiuit
Iia Son al $50 Gogen bleo Iabet
for SercS @cSfommeuoc S90.S00.
Ct Silien ~S~birt.gSaiit. og 9dm.
orp" .arbeiSere TOO Del / Streifcr
mcO ct iamIet LAB al $4,000 i 2su'
uinaer.
vi arbeioerc / Metnl par Der r..
900 me0 / 9eprgeIicn. OF oe leo et
Cab af $360,000.
Mcn bette faar uere nof al De-
taller. Ger par enomi mango andre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men / e,
minorc lloirrfniug, CLAIR ri bent
ole iammen til CT. ioa bliper Sal'
Iene for oere8 @cofommeuoe 1875
Mlauo mes ct IamIet Cab al 1885,
.725.
SisIge 6oreninaerues Gpgooer
bar Der alt / alt t20,6St Wtenncifcr,
Iom toa Sci I "tbe ipmpatbetic %itrife",
OF oercS Cab ubgiurSe tillnnmien
S47i6,9t3. Den pe6 Si0en AZ
bettc oircfte 1ob / 2ouniraer, moo
Scr oaioo rcancS meN | SotuIiimmen
Sc gi0rog iom / 9egpuNeIien nocoeS
iii Observation-Disclosures aosie al
Sem Tom Ienere ielp gif paa Streit.
Sor Bette er ser intiOIertio tltgen
Spoaper tilgirngeli9e. Oct oioeS
Inn, at giorogene pdrierehe ira 90
Gents til 50 ira hner, % Suume1i
utao bnpe oprct eonife ~betpoelig.
sc nteo Streifen oirefte f%orbnnoue
llooifter for @pens geofomnelroe
beIsb fla til $239, 100 - Ell Gum
iom Streiferne ielo maa bore meo
at betaIe, ga Se 10 ogioa er en- Del
al set Itore gubIifrm iom tilIItit bar
at betole ilige Heguinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
6rubeulvffe.

Sfelge en- telegraiif MeobeleIie
fra Birmingham. alabuma, iuStrni
5orsoag Gftermiooog en- foriproelia
llIpffe nGr goIos. i6et as boi0e oa
ca. 140 Resere bIe Ieoenbe begro,
peoe / en- oeropren6e aulgrube ION
sseIae ui en- @aserploiion. IA Sele'
arammet aiienotes frpBteoe man for.
at ole bar omfomme.
gaIos Iigeer 40 It'll ~peitenior Dir
mingbom, og 8rubeu eieoes al ga
los Goal anS Gofe Company / iioit.
nGprte gp.
Slammerne ira Grploiionen ifisS
oOer 200 300 no / Suitcn ira 8rube'
munoingen / aasiiben % Rpitelier
fsltes / mango Miles Gmfrcos. CIR.
p~Ioiionen ioraariogeoe ogioa en- NIB
itpnSig Sammenrasuiug al @rube.
mmSingen. iaa Oct blcp umuligt al
fomnle be begrnpeoe til Sielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
DaleifanoaIen

Sra Ghicogo meSoeles Ben t3Se
Sc. at Sagen moo See SReil
9rorpne, Sen SemofratiIfe 9eoer /
9egi~slatureus REPRESENTATIONS Tom
er beiluttet tat unoer frimiuel SiltnIc
for @eItiffelie al 2egisIaturmeoIem.
mer. penteoes at bli p~anbegpnot ioag
CaPanoag) ior CONNER @cSurlep.
growne er dnfloget for OF baOe
o~iitribtieret De Reuse. iom anSioeIig
anoenotes iii aisb al Stemmer for
Gen. 9orimer. Observation-Disclosures
@bite. geefmeper og Sinf. Der bar
ailaet giIltaaelie, bill bli Sc p~igtigite
8ioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
OynamiterpIoiion

IRA Tacoma. @aih., meSbeles te'
IeorofiIf ben i3Se gsoi; 20 arbei'
Sere peo 0ii Gout 9ritotfubrif. Der
Iioaer t6 Ril berfro, bleo igaar
Sprrrot | atomer peb GrpIoiton al
10 Con meS 9pnomit | eu Sernbo'
nepoon. G~rpIoiioncu foraarIageoes
peS. at Seruboucooguen oeb Ct uhdo
por faitet AZ Sfimeganger.
g~rploiionen bsrteS tpoeIig her !
gpen, oq lebiapeSes al Ell Rnltellc
iom al ct ioogt SorOifiGlp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
Rriosforb ereoeIier

Sro 8uopaquil, Ecuador, telegra'
feres Sen t2te Mai:
SfficieQe Gfterrctninger er moo
toaet ON, at Sen perupionife &egic'
ring bar iommentruffet en- Sroppe.
Itprfe paa 10000 Muno Ian9S meo
8r9nien. Com Ell 5slge al ols'c
Gfterretninger er Ser beiluttet at
mobiliiere en- t~iliuarenoe Stprfe al
ecuaoorianife Sropper % ienoe Dem
til Sronten for at | poafommcnoeSiI.
feIoe at tilbogeIloa en- Snpatiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17
Rooiepeltforoen.
Huoicpclt bolocr nnocr itor Sililut.
ming it 6OrcSrag | Berlin.
nomGpnt til ambasiaopr.

Sra gerliu telearaferes Den f2S
gtui; 3ooiepeIt bofot ioog lit Sore.
Drag oper "9erocnsbepPgeIeu~ oeo
9erIiu3 llniueriitet o. mootog oeo
famine anleoting 9gresgraoen ION
dr.. phil. Settler @iIbeIm bepreoe
anIeoningeu oeo lin Rprprrelie.
Get por iSritc Gang, aciieren hoo-
Sc oRret tiliteoc neo en- 0oftorprc.
motion. og Set por ioa meget mere
betearenoe. at ban par tiIiteoe oerrue
@una. iom Sofiet err / Sorg / gn'
Ieoniua aeiiercns SnfeIs. ben erGeI.
ife aouges 3so.
Geremouierre / 8orbiuSelie meo
Eromotioner ioregit meo tnotrpfs-
nGftenoe SirupeIbeS.
Ser bar iugeu Gtag e1er Tefora.
tioner; arIacns Gpgae q iutoltrn.
Sia bare mco l~lrotagelie al D, iange
Raber meo Butter al Soiflnnos be.
rsnte SfoIc. oa 8ioeuifdbSulruo.
Oe melt ipieiprtugenoe at De I'll.
itpoeurreuoc par lt~nioeriite .sIennto.
rerne | fine ifdrIogensrsoe % bloa
Hobcr % Sc fem Stitoentarforp'ers
5erriorer / fine blaa nnifcrmsTrof'
fer. hpiSe Sricotbcrfl66er, bsie Ri
Se,ts,,Isr m nnrtiiarue0e EfiPrf.
Ger bar iuSbnbt 400 @iGiter. iom
Ioae hoube irotoget fine Spoer. Do
aeiiereu % RooiepeIt fom mo gisri-
mem en- Sioeosr | auloers Bag.
arifno. Soet be bite fig, iitemte
ShrSeuternes Sangforentrg Splo-
n~iraSiouaen Sell on I'M Sieger.
frdn5~.
actfercn og Grpr9iioentet efter.
hilates az aciierinoe auarita Ic.
torta. Qriniesie @ictcria Soiire.
Grins oa griresie Gitel Grieorid,
Grins o. Eriniesie ausuft @ilbem.
9rirs aoelbert, Wrs. Rocfepelt,
Nttis Roofepclt 90 aermft. De mo.
too Sc FOR Dem oppe paa Rlatfcrmet
rcierpereoe SPber.
Scr bar cgfdo ioriomlct gnrbas-
Ia0sr Sill oa Irs. SIN, Dc andre
ambosiaherer % oeres Sititr1ier,
i'm. gmbdsioosr til Granfrig Senrp
Bbite OF Suitrit, ben omerttanlte
@ercruItoniuI Sboctarn, ben amert.
fanIfe @ereroIfouiul | DRESDEN 81.
3obn @dffnen, RiGsfansler pom
getbmon. Spaneg, lloeuriasmitt.
tier pom 5dccu % Tiuiitcrtcts WEB
lemnter. Ead buer StSe AZ otsie
StoIeroSer hupoe acknowledgements
rernc fine 9Idoie.
RooiepeIt bar anpiit Seoe oeo Ct
Sen al aatbcSeret % bag hont TOO
acknowledgements Seniorer neo
oraQnc Sobler.
Reiteu al oct itore 2ofale optoees
al uliuer'itetet9 Rroteslorer, SPte'
re og StnOenter.
Neftor Strict Shuiot odbneoe
9roarammct meo ct Sutrtos al Wsr.
Rooiepelts Sin. frn ban por ct lpd'
ocliot Barn. til ban bar blcoet Den
pQloiae afrifunifc Timroo. San
ioreihaeOe Serpao DIR. Rooiepelt.
Tom III en- meget Ipmgatiit 9soota'
gslie.
Wr. ~FooieloeIt ipntes at beTinSe
ia I uomprfet QonSttior. Sans
stemne. iom i gegpnOeIier a no.
act brs. tltog / Strait og &drbeo,
Goa Sen mes GpSeligbeo fltnoe hSres
al belle Sen itore 5oriamIing.
f~oreSrugct, Der oareoe bcnimoo
10 Elmer. ~poabsrtes meO ltor Sp-
mrrfiombeo, bpppig piurfteret az
gpplaus o. til7ut belsuuet meo ct
ftprft o1 oIminSeliat 9ifalo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-17

@r. R~coiepeIt er al Grafoent soft
uSurput iii at reprGientere De 6or.
Stater Iom ertraoroinar autbasio.
Ssr pes Song gSparos Segrapelie.
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