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The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

Several transactions above the average
in point of size. some Of them preliminary
10 building operations. served 10 help the
generally more favorable trend Of affairs
in the real estate market during the past
week Downtown business realty took a
decided uplift from the preceding week,
while suburban activities may be said
TO have been more than usually brisk
On the whole, the week win take place
as equal to or better than any Of the
present year, or of the same period in
1909.
Money Market Easy.
A further favorable sign is TO be found
in the easier condition of the money
market. the interest rate ruling at 5ls
per cent. The large lending institutions
have been more than usually active in
financing large building operations dur
ing the past week, and brokers who de-
vote a large part OF their time TO that
branch OF the market state that mort
gage investments IN moderate amounts
have been active.
The record for loans on individual
holdings was again broken during the
week, when the 100000 trust deed was
stated previously during the week, the
proceeds from the sale Of the bonds is
TO be used in the erection OF a new
theater and Office building on the prop
erty now occupied by the Riggs House.
The lesser loans amounted in total for
the week TO nearly s509000, secured by
so lots
Business Building Active.
Prospective building operations in the
city, especially in the downtown bust
ness section, lock more than favorable
Besides the extensive operations to be
undertaken by the government in build
ing new structures for the departments
OF Justice, State and Commerce and
Labor, detailed elsewhere in these col
umns and the new theaIer and hotel ar
Fifteenth and q streets. referred 10
above. there may be mentioned the build
ing OF a seven-story freproof structure
for the Civil Service Commission, the
new home OF the Equitable Building
Association. and the new quarters OF the
Army and Navy Club. With one OF these
structures the gradual westward advance
OF business activity is noted, ana in gen
eral il may be said that the commercial
section is continually widening its limits,
which speaks well for the business de-
velopment Of the city.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

necessary recourse to the bond author
ity in the tariff act, and as the 21s per
cent bonds authorized under the postal
savings bank law are, under the terms
of the act, not available as security for
national bank circulation, the perplexing
situation which was developed by the
bond legislation contained in the tariff
act would be avoided. Should postal de.
posits accumulate slowly. the Treasury
would be in position TO bridge over tenn
porary periods by issuing per cent one
year certificates of Indebtedness
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
CHEVY CHASE REALTY ACTIVE

Chevy Chase development has been well
marked throughout the past week.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co. closed a sale of
three well-situated lots in the Heights,
one at the corner of Connecticut avenue
and Jenifer street and two at Jenifer
and Thirty-eighth streets. The area to-
tails more than 20,000 square feet Ex-
tensive improvements tc the property are
contemplated by the purchaser.
In Chevy Chase proper two lots in
Thirty-ninth street, one-half a square
from the Circle. were purchased by
George w. Acorn from William H
Saunders & Co. The purchase price is
stated to have been 5000 Mr. Acorn is
having plans drawn for a residence,
construction of which is to be delayed
until the spring.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
NEW APARTMENT PLANNED.
Plans Drawn for Modern Structure
at Lanier Place.

A modern apartment house. OF four
stories, equipped with vacuum cleaners,
private elevators. and numerous other
oonyeniences. viii shortly be placed I'M
der course of construction at Lanier
place. between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith streets northwest. II is estimated
the building will cost $4,000.
The plans. just completed by Hunter &
Bell. call for q REINFORCED concrete
structure OF Spanish mission design. con-
tanning sixteen apartments of five and
six rooms each. Tile roofs and caves
will relieve the Wilderness of the front
The building will face 81 feet on Lanier
place, with a depth of lis feet.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
CITY FACES
BIG ECONOMIC PROBLEM
Farm DepOpuIatiOn With Consequent Production Loss
Questions Up for Remedy


be n the an
officials practically IS the
the
distrcts. a imcup problem s encou
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
WOULD MAINTAIN PLANT.
Board of Trade Committee Has
Street-paving Plan.

Street-paving Plan.
The committee on streets and avenues
of the Board Of Trade viii recommend
TO that body at its next meeting that tee
District maintain a plant for street paw
ing and street repairs IN place or the
present system OF letting the work out
to private contractors. This new system
would be a big saving TO the District. in
the opinion OF the committee.
The report of the committee on bridges
win recommend that bridge be con-
structed over Rock Greek al Q street.
Other recommendations by the committee
are that Congress appropriate 5000 for
preliminary work on a new bridge over
Calvert street; that an appropriation Of
5.Oe0 be made TO replace the bridge across
KIingle ford on Connecticut avenue ex-
tended; that a memorial bridge be con-
structed across the Potomac River TO
commemorate the reuniting OF the North
and the South, and that viaduct across
the railroad crossing at Benning road be
constructed TO cost about Sli5000.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

Tentatively, it has been decided to put
the system into operation as nearly as
may be on the first day Or January next
and it is more than probable that within
the next thirty days thereafter additional
fore six months have passed the plan will
be in quite general operation throughout
the entire country.
Another matter TO which the board of
trustees has given considerable thougI1
is as to the character Of securities tlAf
shall be received by the government
from postal savings depository banks.
The law provides that the board OF trus-
tees shall take from banks receiving
postal funds such security in public
bonds or other securities, supported by
the taxing power, as the board may pre-
scribe, approve, and deem sufficient and
necessary TO insure the safety and
prompt payment of such deposits on de-
mand" Up TO this time the matter has
proceeded no further than a general ex-
change of views among the officials. but
they are practically agreed that as lib
eral a policy should be adopted in this
respect as is consistent with safety.
1t is pointed out that the law clearly
intended liberal treatment of this cues
ton, inasmueh as il made available for
security all bonds supported by the tax
ing power" Bonds issued by city park
boards. when such boards and bonds are
authorized by the legislature of the
State drainage bonds, and others OF the
same general character. il is said. can
legally be accepted; and IL Is altogether
probable that the Secretary Of the Treas
ury. who likely VIII be charged with the
duty of passing upon the acceptablity of
the bonds offered. viii follow the clear
intention of the law and minimize the
difficulty that banks might otherwise en-
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
MAY USE PRISON-MADE BRICKS
District May Save Money by Teach
ing COnvIcts Trade.

II is probable that in the future brick
used in the construction OF sewers will
be made at the District w0rkhouse al
Occoquan. Va. With this end in view. the
Commissioners yesterday took a trip 10
Alexandria TO inspect the plant of West
Bros. Company
President Gompers of the American
Federation Of Labor SAYS that such q
move would not be considered hostile 10
union labor, but that the Commissioners
would be disregarding the legislation
passed by the last Congress with regard
TO using convict made material.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
PLAN BRINGS PROBLEMS
Committee Has Many Difficulties to Overcome Before
Scheme Can Be in Active Use.

OF
Washington
approval although
depotors
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

lance OF giving the agricultural interests
the benefit OF the mechanical power
which has brought about such rapid in
dustrial and railroad expansion. Since
the invention OF the wheat harvester and
thrasher there has really been no Ike in
vention OF revolutionary character con-
nected with agriculture. only with the
expansion Of electricity and the gas en-
CINE and the building Of good roads may
We look for a lessening Of the inclination
on the part OF the younger generation
20 desert the farm for easier work In
the city. Confronted as the people Of
the country are by the lack of facilities
for making homes comfortable and con-
venient, such as can be found in the
city, with roads that are practically i'm
passable through part or the year the
country viii hear the call OF the city.
regardless Of the advice OF newspapers
that back 10 the farm should be heed
ed by the American people In olden
days the conditions were different
transportation was limited City growth
and Industrial development offered com
paTatiVely few advantages over farm life
The result was an Increase OF farm popu-
lation and farm production beyond the
ability 10 make the farm profitable. The
swing or the pendulum is now the other
way. The consumer is paying the price
and the farmer is steadily advancing and
lettering his financial condition. There
viii be no material change until country
life is made relatively as attractive as
city life; until good roads are almost as
universal as good streets until the high
price of farm products makes the farm
more profitable than industrial develop
ment, ara thus drive men by economic
force back to the country.
Economic factors have brought about
present conditions throughout all the
world. We must face this new era OF in
ereasing gold prodI otion, of power ma
ehinery on the farm and in the factory,
of relatively decreasing farm population
compared with the total population, and
measure If We can their influence UPON
all business interests and all investments.
and their influence upon railroad and In
dustrial expansion in this and all other
lands, and act accordingly"
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
OFFICIALS PLAN
NEW BUILDINGS
Many Architects Enter the
Design Competition.
S8O,OOO,OOO TO BE SPENT
Architectural Scheme to Beau
THY Capital.
s8O,OOO,OOO TO BE SPENT

Department of state OutErOws Old
Quarters-New Buildings 10 Cover
Three City Blocks, from Avenue
ia aiaII-WOrk soon TO BE Put I'm
der Way-Features of New struc-
tures-wnI Add Park 10 city.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
PROPERTY MARKET
ON UPWARD TREND
Downtown Business Realty
Keeps Active.
MONEY CONTINUES EASY
MilliOn-dOllar Mortgage Is Re-
corded for Hotel.
MONEY CONTINUES EASY

Suburban Operations Hold Up to
Previous High RecOrd-CivfI serv-
ice Commission to Have New
Home I'm f Street-Large Amount
of Moderate Loans for House Build
ers-Business Center Moves West.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

entry
be
recommended by the Postohce Committee The which
the certificates shall be
one in each ate and Territory.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

Instead OF using pass-out checks, the
management OF the Vaynol Agricultural
Show Carnarvonshire, marked with
rubber stamp the hands Of those wishing
to return to the show.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

Turks around the Bosporous amuse
themselves by playing pitch and catch
with the hungry fshhawks. They throw
high in the air n lump of raw meat. and
the HAWKS pounee upon the meat before
1t strikes the ground and make away
with il TO the little ones.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06
ELEVATOR LIFTS 1900 TONS.
VIII be Installed at Car Barn In
Georgetown.

The Capital Traction Company viii IN
stall an electric elevator. having a ca
pacity OF 1890 tons. at the car barn at
Thirty-sixth and NJ street, the inspector
of buildings issuing the necessary permit
yesterday.
The elevator will be the largest in the
District. and one OF the largest in the
country, and will be used TO lift cars 70
the second and third floors.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

counter in obtaining bonds for deposit
OF course, United States and other bonds
now accepted against government de-
posts will be available.
Thrift Main Feature.
In considering the whole scheme the
board Of trustees has recognized two
points of view. In the first place. the
benevolent feature might be made promi-
nent. the system being conducted or a
plan which would promote thrift and
afford the best security for the poor, at
the same time bringing out as large an
amount of dead capital as possible for
the use of the community. These con-
siderations might be regarded so impor-
tant as to minimize the question of cost
within certain reasonable limits.
The other view, recognized as the bust
ness one, would mean that the govern
ment must In any event make the new
enterprise self-supporting. This view
does not consider that the government is
bound to do anything that is Immediately
Improbable. Il is the purpose of the
board of trustees to find a happy medium
between the strictly business view and
the purely philanthropic view. always
keeping IN mind the fact that the sys-
ten, in order TO secure the best results.
must be made cheap and convenient to
the depositor, thus making it at once
popular 10 large class OF people who
hitherto have never done any banking
business
The Washington herald., 1910-11-06

Naturally the Treasury Department is
sitally interested in the new postal saw
ings bank system. II it is a success. as
there is every reason 10 believe ii will be,
postal deposits in large amounts will help
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16

unoer febe Spper: en- frioinis bnuif
S9r. General Raoien bill arbeiee for
Ell iaabau 10 mener. ben fan bannes at
bisie, Der bar truffet fri Qobber o. benz.
lcm er fasiereoe." ga bet er life pps
Isftenoe for ct SoIt, at Sreeies eIer
S~ierbeporten al bets unee Rauofub
temples iom uticniibpgtig. garub o.
Spinber al bsie Roro, Lar os suife oisie
TO able NRuo ti1pfte / beres Sorebas
penee % gipe benz ct 0epe. iom tan bss
res pibt ON 9anoe. CAB os p1re meo til
at n9ffe Norbeu, Der biz brinee 2btte 90
@IGbe ober Solfene, iaa at naar en- fors
unbret Teroeu ipsrger, bpao er bGnbt?
Der od fan inares: "Serreus Gnno buis
Ter oper Noroen". Der er foruoIagt ira
sarnIe Sage. Si~GrIiebeoeu er blepen
mGetig; bets nuee Nanbifab fremitiler
zig frioiuig / &iGrIi9beoens Sieneite og
forlaueer ilet life andre geoerIng enb
Soften. Web opbeiet Srpb mguitrer
Rorbens &ouger berior fine S9re. fine
frie Meub, Der bar %erfaret, at | aiarIiss
beoeu or Der Strait % Iob al en- beore
art enb ben, Tom faaes at @Iasiet.
Gormancrl Sab os fonime benz tils
biGlp oerbiemme. iaa De fan faa aflipet
SroIoen meb Be ire Sooeoer, BED at
fate Branoere ino iblauot bore fi1re
oa raabe til benz: Ger 5 life BEN lllptfe
Starnet eier, Der bar taget Ssii9Se pna
Elaoien iom bar belieet alere aierligs
beOen? Sc ipsreer / 8labene biemme:
Sbor err llnsbommenl CAB % iise benz,
beres mobisite % ti9fte It9nb err Der
unber Stiernebanreret. Spuneen Yli9ts
~tiereite bar DEM for trane. Oe fslte Be
beritbeeeli9beb fof 1ltbitet, Der bar lems
IGitet. mbroet % iuset til fig al Soltes
nes Rarp iaaleuse. genuerl Spilfet
GrbeiSe ubferer bi bebre, bette Iom Sos
ben bbber eller bette, bportil 8i9rliebeS
ben briper os? Sparet er life pun'felig.
Ssie Rorol Splab bine Sorte % Sore,
LAB @erben 6sre, at ben itemmer 2bren
til en- MP Gang, ben Tom oartner og intels
ter Dem, ON ai~GrIigbeben, Der er tiers
fere END 9eben % bet erig Sips Bruros
FRAT - borttag BET osbbriugenoe So9<
itao % tar, ian Der fnn bIipe 8um
for 9ierligbebens "ieg Dir, efteroi
lea beb, lea elites berfpr. Saa Spnbe@
trsien taeet at bine Ssuner. iaa on nteo
upbeiet @IGbe Tan faa ie Dem rere Jig
fri | gsart. Sfos oe Gil
Hiels Sbomien.
To,etimne Siu. Galaperas Co.. Gal,
ABE Iliguit 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
NanesaI.

grin Sprnnrsfnop BEN blep dfreper.
min Sommerfrigt er ubeblepen;
nm tent ! gfternnrst inal
iee CAB nit Soil ben SanesnI."
% bet eif fanleoes hi: ano 1855,
4be sunni, (fer iee fpIote nit 20oe Gar)
msote ies peb 3bie Srasonreeiment !
Garbus forIoos nbifreren efter SesiGs
ring. Seq bar ba Zig en- ipulmenoe &alpp,
Der IGngtes efter at uofoIbe iig peS at
barre ueo ! be f~orreite @9fier os Iefte
pon Gpsnrerne- en- nbraft foIo 6dnno
afbrsS Supppen, os man traaote pan
ben, og bernIeo bar ise for nit Sabre
lambs 8eotonmenoe giort til en- Einlt.
Seq bapoe rem Sio ineen anelie ON,
a. tomme I'll ameriia % enS miuore at
efter "A liars 6orIcb "Roiteu' ifuIoe
airite nit Sjem ! California msS en-
sfnbeS. Iom benne. at 9anmarfs Sons
'~.iIspraiibent traber ! 5tranten for
Renipmano, iom ben. Der life bill tadle
iiioemsoro o. gbsr. ertIGrcr beitioelis
at 5ersn ifal prre et Sch ! S~toIeprienet
til GporaesIie a en- COB iunS SLast
Get lse;0m fIettriifrst mig at IGie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16

fer ban bIeb erfieuht nnstie til Chiefs
gmbeee, ban M Here aar ill @eIiiauciir
Bur befIGet. 2epeana loo mar IN Ger
rens llpiIie |, at Snifruen men aos Selis
ps 9betiebes til 9rrsrsiernina fnuos
irafiig itao Ianoen 81 | at israe FOR
SdmiIiens llnserhoIS. @rpi. Yreus cnsie
fin SnIs meh CpfOrhrins til Sai for Be
benfarue Gage 90 eobt 6uob for &c Ea'
ae iom tpmmer, Chen tnIte egiau
Rrof. @immeitao % gaitor Sttcrier
mango nafre % bierteIiee 9ni6rfuiu9s'
orb. Saa irembar Roitor 8crrum for
fla os 5uitru Sat til @iaiterue for De-
res aomme % &c mango @aotr | Selp,
DC bapbe iorGret iom pnriee Riuser ON
nenuc Tag. gfterat gorbbenreu bar
boIst beeap ban iie op / 1~re'teeaarbeu
% Der fsieee iie oe til @ieiternes Glare.
fra Ga @rosie, Sottor 8oSboIot os Suub.
Rag, Srsu. ION er paa Seiss berooer
fra arilfianio.
Ren bermcb bar life SeItIiabeberne
eubt. llo paa gftcrmibbagcu iamIeoes
efter SnobpbeIie apiuoeiorentuserne ira
Tait. Serruus to Ieuisbeoer, Sgiad
mauae 9a9uS iuoiaubt iie. Sc bIeD
Iamnien n,co be andre 0iGiter no paa
9ftermiobageu bepGrtebe meo Satfe,
Sage oo Sm~srrcbreo. Otter Opforbrire
af @errum bpISt Srof. Sreus Gnbogt.
SiIfnptnins til oct opIGite gibeIafinii
minbebe ban ON Dor &irfcs tore
Speape beroocr. llnoer @%rfienoelIer at
bette bar bet osiaa. at SaIfpap Greel
Reniebeo for mart 80 Gnr iioeu tiIbss
Sbuopen at faa bruee Den tore Sre'te'
aaarb bcritebs Ser ba itoo tom, iom mtos
Iertibie 2otaIe for n SreItelfole. 90
Rrui. Yreus maatte reiie. lotaIte Salt
@errum lin bierteIiee Sat til bdm baaoe
for BEN bcbiite sGre beo Of fonrie I'll
5eiten iamt for be opmuntrenoe % benS
Iiae Orb, ban banbe talt. Sau mtnoeoe
oaIaa pm ben iremItlbte Stiaine, ION
SaIftpap gteniebeS bapoe inStaest inoer
Samfunbet. Oten ifibnt bet bar paa
bette SteS, ben Ylartnins babe funSet
Steb, Ser M bapSe uopiflet JIG iaa tort
Ou IIpII ! SulptI SuutSty Iuu 1NSDS NIc
oenne Reni9beb euonu life ieuot noeer
glep til Oecorab. Gan uotaIte Def
Saab, at ban mart maatte faa cplebs
Sen @I9be. Gerpaa frembar ban tn
% 3~enigbebens bierteIieite 9nife ON
Subs 8eliieneIie ODER ben 8ierning, ION
Brof. grers bar faIot til at nbfsre tins
BEN Sdmfunbet. Otter Spforbrin8 talts
Yrof. @immsitab for Gale College oe
mtinbebe bernnber be foriamleoe ON
g~igtiebeben al at itettc baaoe eenne oe
Be andre IfaScmier iuben Samiunoet.
SeIer life Observation-Disclosures bar
TONNE tombrubebe. Sc bra9te Sslps
brpIlupsparret baaoe ct pdftert Selps
Sbeiet Iamt en- betbbelig Tengelum
Sslobalere.
Soften bar beeunitiset nf itraalerbc
geir % ale aniister itraoIeoe al 9lGbe
Set bar en- ~friitismmelie o9 | ale Sens
leenber ifisn Sslbbrplupsfeit.
SslpbrpaupseiGit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
Eli observation-disclosures.

Seq oil eneSa ensane itrioe ON Or
e~eliagen ! Norbfreisus Sirfe, Seq ipues
bet er ifrebet iaannn9e 6anee ON Senne
Sag, at bet burbe for IGnse iioen p1re
bra9t tiIenbe; men Bet fer life no til,
at pi er naaet ct Sfribt n0rutere MI, enb
ga pi beepnSte. Set eaar forfproeIie
tent meb at fau ben Gag fremmet, gfs
ter Spforering bill ies prre &asierer for
Een8ere, o9 iee ffaI fpittere / gIaoene.
efterboert Jpn Der fcr1mer inb npeet.
Set er bel bcbit. at ie9 fulSfsrer BET
fiben ieg bespnbte. 9ermeo siper je9
oItiaa fem Dollars, og ieg banber at De
andre piI fplge grempIet, efterIom be
bar @bner % llbtontme til. Set bar
Clam, ON pi Srpipprin9er iful6e blipe
itaaenoe tiIba9e for nanee al bore uos
pGnoreoe 2anhsm9nb, iom nRiten ale
bar eiort roget for Siembp9oen i'm paa
en- eler dnben Maabe. Sad baarIig
tror ie8, ineen al % biz bore. 6orreiteu
tror iee bet er man9en Notwithstanding
| amerifa. iom bar en- eammeI sraa>
baaret Sdr eler Ntor Der bientnte iom
nleo iterte Siriot nGrmer Jig @rabens
&anb. 8. Iao benz faa ben @lebe %
SornsieIie at bsre Sonerne al Sr9elet,
Tom oeres frapRrenoe S9n eler Sattcr
bar bGret meo os bbet Sibrae til, isrenb
De b9res til tit iioite SpiIeiteo paa SIets
tens Sirfe9aaro. 90 bet bill oeiaa sIes
De andre AZ bore Saarsrenoe b~erbiemme
at bibe, at bi life bar forsIert bet Steo.
boor pi bar tiIbrast bore fsritc 2ebeaar.
Seq peb. De BIZ mobta9e 8apen meb
SafnemmeIi9bsb. Saaber benne Gag
inart maa blipe bra9t tilenSe M, og at
Senfieten fuIofommes.
Saniine R9is,
O1nntn 50 Nnf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16
Tra Steoat, Nprse.

Nebre Si9SoI bar iioumer bait ct
fiRrt geieg at en- torfumerifaner.. Carl
Saeen fom biem | ,SuIt og reiier berfra
ben 7be September i9icn birefte til fit
Stem oe fin Sorretrin9 | 0ecorab.
Sibite Senbag baobe ban lat Stepne
meb iamtli9e fine Seifenbe nteo Ne9no
oe Barn / @arnbomsbiemmet, hos ben
9dnlle bbibbadrebe Sar Ole G. Saaen.
SantIise msote. Set bar fornSen Be 8
eifte Ssitre og beres NruS tiIiammeu
10 Sprn. Soruben Seune a~nieIige Slot
pnr be nRrnteite Naboer inbbibt os bIep
bepGrtrt. en- Sptpsraf bar osiaa till
faIbt, oe benne tog fIere Sotogrufier,
babe at @i9iterne % 2%anbffabet. Sr.
Sa9ers genner bill iiffert el9be Iis peb
at ie bisie 8iIeber. ion ben ibmpatiife
Ronb brinser reb fig. Sunife osiaa NOS
gen fan fienoe eufeIte pao @ruppen
i9ien. Set bar ct unoerIiat Ieoe bette,
rna belle Samilien, niltnpf for iibite
Sang Der | 2ioet. msbtes paa Srbrenes
p9 Spbetomten. NGe fslte fig bbbt
erebne, life minSit Sen gantIe Sar %
Saeen ieIb. Set er iaa rurt meb bet. bet
er ertnte Strenge 'om bersres beb iIise
I~nIebnineer. Nebifriberen bernf babe
tGnft at tale nosIe Orb beb os for Nn>
lebnineen, men faubt BET flo9elt at labe
bet bore, ba BET bare piIbe s9et geb9s
9elien, Der bar tor upf fsr. RebIfripereu
beraf, Der bar b9ret Sr. Saseus 29rer,
bar mango Iirloer fra fin 30anri9e
@irfI ombeb Der. glartbt De gobe Rins
Der bsrer life minoIt Wtinbet pm Carl
Sa9en og bans Sautilie. Seq bar n9ret
hos beune SaniIie / @IGber o9 Sorger.
Carl Saeeu bar Iige fra garnbomnen
b9ret en gob Ssn 90 Srooer = bebre
en0 be fleite andre. Wange tan % bsr
tage bam Tom grentpeI. Settle Ear ban
bit | Gambling. ON ale Sbnuer os
3stre, Der er baubret u6 ira SigbaI
bnabe til SubIdnb oe llbIanb baboe piit
fig / Gambling baabe mob Gp9ben os
SI9sten, iom Carl Saseu bar eiort, biIs
De @aanbet meIem Dem, SIeete1 ce S9s
breIunbet life Blot bolbe, men bIi mer
os uier fat efterlom Iareue eaar. SEES
barre, ies fienoer Here. Der bar %forlaot
Sieumnet Der / Si9bal. iom lbnes at
bic, .be bar faitet ale @roer al. gGrft
fines bet at nGre, ruar Tom ies fieuber
til, 1ere bar fattise SorGlSre iibbenoe
igien Der - oe tibet laoer bsre fra ii9.
CT penIi9t Orb minbtIigt eIler ifriftIis
% en- Iioen @aoe fra 8srrL bet gisr iaa
inberlis soot = % oornner Der, bbor set
eIcrs fan bnre ioIot o9 triit. Stuloe
bisie 9inier q ro9cn, ion bar fine
r9rmeite berbiemme iad tiaao mig fe1s
eeube 8sn: aj9re bere, glenn life So
beIanbet, S~sbebbsoen oe iibft at alt,
GLEN life ON 3 bar en- fntti9 @or eler
Snr iibbenbe bsrbiemme. Seq beb ON
SOIL, uDpniSret berfrn, iom iibber NOT
ian eobt ! oct Serborte, men bpis 5ore
RIbre Dor bna SattisoGietIets Raaoe.
Glen life bet fieroe 9ubs gefaIing %
Sori9tteIier. Carl 8. Saeen bar bit,
ban banoe bar buffet 9uoet os bnnolet
bsreiter. aanlfe netop berfor bar 2pts
ten f1Igt BAN. San mao reiie tiI5aae
til TT. gan Ieoiaees fra ianitIiee Der
fienber BAN nleb be beoiie Euifer ON
frsutibi9t SrlS-
Soeiu gttreIano.
SieeaI, 8ote Gusuit 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-16

"SpaS Times 5e ON min 1dtte-s
SrrSsr?~ ipurete ben itoIte Robsr en-
uue Rnuo.
"Ge er nleeet pntre." ioareoe DugIins
gen. men 6arDeu er rost mert."
Ut er bare ct Silf9Ios." uobrsS Ros
bsrer. Set ian aibirlpes mso Sebe
os 0anS."