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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-22
COMING THURSDAY
BY THE THOUSANDS
Attendance Prizes Offered to
Educators
THE SOCIAL FEATURE
Numerous Receptions Will BE Held
THE SOCIAL FEATURE
Numerous Receptions Will BE Held
During State Convention to Enable
the Teachers to Get More In
timateIy Acquainted

The educational forces are coming
to Birmingham Thursday not by humid
reds but by the thousands. The local
committees are rebuilding their ener-
giles for the last few days have de-
yeloped the fact that the attendance
will run over 5000. 3N
While heretofore there. has been no
advance enrolment this time the teach
ers are sending in their membership
and money in advance and last night
423 had enrolled with Prof. W. G.
Griggs. Three prizes of $25 each were
offered for the greatest number of
teachers from any one county the
greatest mileage from any county and
the highest percentage of teachers
from single county. Marshall county
has already registered 1O4,' Walker A.
and B1ount 100.
The teachers expect the greatest
meeting in the history OF the Alabama
Educational association. They are
coming to Birmingham because this
city made such a great reputation in
entertaining them last year.
The social end will be looked after
just as carefully this year Thursday
afternoon the reception at the High
school. when the Informal meetings Of
old friends takes place, will serve to
cement the delegates into renewed
friendship before Beginning their con-
ference. Friday afternoon from p. m.
to $40 p. m, receptions for the teach
ers will be held at the Marguerite AL
len school by Mrs. c. P. Orr. presi-
dent of the Council of Womens clubs,
at the Birmingham seminary, at the
studios of the Watts building. the
Music Study club in the Cable hall,
and at the Y. We C. A. An improve
ment association will serve lunch at
the High school for nominal price
and tea and coffee will be served free
at all hours in the reading room at
the High school.
The Alabama School Improvement as
ISOLATION will hold It's annual meeting
this programme:
THURSDAY, MARCH "a, 1880 p. M.
(High Sch DOL, Room 231.)
Address of welcome, Mrs. Charles j.
Sharp, Birmingham.
Response, Mrs. Charles Henderson,
Troy.
Reports of officers
Presentation of the work, Mrs E. ID.
Thames, chairman school Improvement
committee of the Federation of Wom-
ems clubs, Greenyille.
Reports of the normal schools: Flor
ence, Mrs. Charles l.. Brock; Living
ston, Miss Cutie Bloodworth Jackson
Vile, Miss Mary Forney; Troy, Miss
Sarah Luther.
Reports of cities and towns.
Roll call of delegates.
FRIDAY, MARCH 25, $3.50 A. M.
Address, Superintendent j. Y. JoS-
ner, Raleigh, N. C.
Reports of county associations. in
Guiding the best report of a local as
ISOLATION
REPORTS OF local associations in coun-
ties thatlhave no county association.
Awarding of prize of 500 to the local
school Improvement association thai
reports the greatest Improvement in it's
schools. 10
Election of officers,
Adjournment.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
CLAIMS DECISION

Washington, March 21-An attempt is
being made by counsel for the Baltimore
and Ohio Southwestern Railroad COM
pany to turn defeat into victory in its
contention that the rule for fixing pen
alties under the 2s-hour law regulating
the shipment of live stock should be the
train and not the separate shipment as
claimed by the government. By an
equally divided court the supreme court
Of the. United States last Monday af-
frmed the decision of the circuit court of
appeals for the sixth circuit, which held
that the separate shipment was the unit.
Edward Colston OF counsel for the rail-
road appeared before the court TODAY.
claiming that by reason of the supreme
court being divided equally the decision
of the district court of the United States
for the southern district of Ohio was
affirmed and not the decision of the
circuit court of appeals. The district
court held that the train should be the
unit
The court took Mr.. Colston's sugges-
tion under consideration.
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address after the banquet to an audience
CT $50 men last night, was gem. That
one so new to the language, unacquainted
with the customs, 5000 miles from home,
in entirely strange surroundings could
make speech as DR.. Yum did last night,
WAS marvel to every one who heard
him. His address was punctuated with
rare humor and wit, and many were tie
gallant compliments paid by the oriental
prince to the American woman.
your great republic has recently spent
great sums of money in the island Of
Cuba in the way of cleansing the Cuban
city and installing modern sanitary sys-
tems," he said. You did this as a pre-
ventive of pestilence which you knew
would arise in the island and spread to
your own land. 1t was a great and noble
work, but how much more worthy of
your help are the poor, darkened coun-
tries of Asia. which are waiting for you
to cleanse them morally. You cleansed
Cuba of physical filth, now why not
cleanse Corea of her moral filth?" asked
Dr.. Yum.
afternoon In a carriage and saw the
wonderful monuments that you have built
to civilization. I had just seen a picture
of Birmingham when she was composed
of one log cabin only few years ago,
and I marveed and sat in establishment
at your accomplishment in one genera
ton. Birmingham is a magnificent town;
she is wonderful in her majesty"
The POSTMASTER of the evening was
Kinds Peevy. In introducing DIR. Yum,
Mr. Peevy said: 'Corea has no history
She can not be found on the maps of the
world. When we talk of Caesar we re-
peat the history of Rome, we speak of
Napoleon and only recount the tales of
France. tell Of washington and you tell
of the revolutionary period Of our re-
public, speak of Leo and you tell the
history of the Lost Cause of the south.
Dare we stretch our vision in the future
and say that when the history of Corea
is told 1t will be the history of DR.. T. H.
Yum"
DR.. Yum arose amid storms of applause.
DR.. L. c. Branscomb made a short APP
peal in the cause of the approaching re-
vival which will be started at the First
Methodist church April 10 and will be
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-22
Yum APPLAUDED
At BIG BANQUET
Quaint Corean Prince Wins All
Hearts
FUND RAISING BEGINS
Daily Reports VIII Be Made on the
Progress of Work for Getting
Revenue TO Put Missions ON
Business Basis
FUND RAISING BEGINS

''F'rom a business point of view, it, IS
better and more economical for America
TO Christie nize and civilize the heather
nations OF Asia than for America to be
neathenized by barbaric Asia-one or the
other is bound to take place eventually.
said Prince Yum Chi Ho of Corea, last
night at the six-course banquet rendered
In his honor by the laymen of the First
Methodist church. DR.. Yum is small of
stature with keen, kind, modest look
about him that at once makes friends
with everybody. He is a pronounced re-
markable type of the highly educated
Asian gentleman.
In the quaint amusing English, with
the Asiatic tinge often found in the
Coreans and Japanese, DR.. Yun's brief
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-22

conducted by Evangelists Brown and Cur
ry' who were here last year. Other speak
ers of the evening were DR.. w. w.
Pinson Of Nashville and the Rev Ii.
Cram, missionary Of Corea
The committees started the work of the
every-member canvass in the campaign of
the local laymen for the benefit of for
eigr missions yesterday. The work will
be in full swing today and reports will
be made, beginning today. at the head
quarters of the campaign in the Hood
building. Large blackboards have been
arranged there, one for each denomina-
ton. The reports of the committees will
be posted on these boards and those in
lterested in the results can tell at a
glance the exact progrtss of every in
diyidual church that is working In the
campaign. Over 70 churches are in the
active work Of the canvass and the last
Of the week the blackboards are ex-
pected 10 show some sensational figures
on the success of the different commit
tees.
The Baptist pastors met yesterday at
the First Baptist church and discussed
the campaign and status Of the work.
The meeting was presided over by the
Rev. A. c. Cree of Moultrie. Ga. Mr..
Cree's church at Moutrie, with mem
bership Of 400 persons, has recently given
$500 to world evangelization. DR.. Cree
gave a stereopticon address on China
last night at the Hunter Street Baptist
church and win give another lecture of
the same kind this evening at the East
Birmingham Baptist church. Wednesday
night he will be at the Avondale. and
Thursday night at the Twenty-seventh
Street Baptist church. All of these lee
lures are free.
One Baptist church. which paid $6S last
year to foreign missions, yesterday to-
tailed SIT in It's every-member canvass
Another church reported $50 collected
from IA persons and four persons of the
church having offered themselves as
missionaries.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-22

Owing to the large number of
people who move on or about
April L, it is necessary that
notice be given Us ten days in
advance in order that we may
properly handle the large num-
Der of telephones to be moved
at that time. Notice should be
given, in writing, to Manager,
Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-22
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Lois Burke

Lois Burke
The r-eTlla ms of Lois Burke, the 1-year-
old da tighter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Burke who died Sunday at the resi-
dence on Sixth avenue Boyles. were sent
to CuI1man for interment yesterday by
Iige 10y
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-22

SHAW. The Undertaken. 210S and ZIG
6th avenue Both phones g.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-22
NIrs. Hettx Young

The remains of Mrs. Hetty Young, aged
80 years w no died at her residence, 215
North Eighth street, will be sent by
Caud1r1 Undertaking company to Natchis-
ton. NJ iss-, this morning for interment.
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Owing to the large number of

aREEN Undertaking 60. Phones lOo2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
WGloigc Tortamcr
% Mrpe0feifter.

Sor noeIc Gage iioen bcebigeSes /
2ouoon TO 9sbSboer, iom 'elp / Gng.
Ianb bar al iieIben Stsrrelie. Oct
iterite bar efter Charles Worriion,
iom osoe / Wai 1909 og bois efter.
loote Sorltile ga ppgapcs iii 33 WtiQ.
Collars; eftcr en- g~runoig @ranif.
ming bar arpineernc M berigtiget
benre Spgape berben, at Sornnten
rb9ier omfring omfring So Wtill.
0oQ. Get onbet bar eiter BET ipbafris
fnnife @llIos og 9iomontgrubeeicr
gllfreo 9eit, iom oeoe / 1906 % bpis
Sormue ga opgapes til 10 WtiQ. Sol
lars, men CT III bleoet forrigeret til
40 MiIlioner.
Get er life Smaaiummer, Stotcil
tiener paa btsie goer. Worriions
grpinger bar at betaIe / Irpeaigiit
m. m. nriten 319 Wilion og SeitS
omfring 5 Wiaioner Collars. Sg
bpiS Seit bar 300 fprit eiter gpriI
1909, ba 2lopo Georges npe Sfatte.
lobe trua6te / Sraft, piloe Irpinger.
ne maattet erIpgge life mitt0re elo
S WiGioner Dollars.
CHARLES Mqrriion arOebe / 1857
efter i'm 6noer omfring 8 WtiQ., iom
fan itobig iorsgeoe. San bar 90
Iar gamnel neo i'm 0ab. Sroos lin
&tgbom por ban neiten ufienbt /
Sonoon, bpor ban tilbragte belle tit
9ip; ban par en- 8nier, iom aIbrig
giorbe noget gobt meo line Serge,
% ban gift poerit tarpelie fleot og
unote Jig neiten life Mao % Sriffe.
"Suab ct bet for en- SiIbb9ning, Sc
letter paa Seres @iaa. tiGre Rabo?"
Set er en- Sattcs8 Garage I'll min
Gpue."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
SmaapInf.

- Froi. e. g. 1rcuS oeltog iioite
llgc / ct SfoIemebe / 9cS MtoineS.
Haitor %. g. @lefcn ira Salls
Oe opboI6t iig / gpen ct For Sage
iibite llge.
~ Sobn Imnoien fro 9omning,
@iS, opboIoer iig / OiSie Gage / 9e.
corob pan @eisg hos i'm grooer, &c
corobs Boiteu"S llO9iuer.
Eroi. DIR. 81. 8icrict bolbt /
Ssnoaq5 Sorcora9 ODER "&cQi9
GIoo" / llngoomSioreuingcn / @ig
Canoe Meniabco. Gu itor 6orinm'
lima bar tilitc6c.
s 6%oreningen Spnro bolot
Enitor 9. IifenoIb 5rcon9s Mitcn ct
oOermnaoe intereSinnt Soreorag
oper Sugnbiitoricu Icoioget al 6or'
trainaer ira Hoguor &oobrofS
Saqa.
- Or. 3. @se reiItc / 2SrOo0S iii
Spring @rope for at opCrpTrc Stii.
telicn al CT uorif Srlitob oeroppc.
Ger buroe pprc goo S~or0buno for
ct iaa0ant SeIifab pua ct Steb, bpor
0e norife raa6er 8rrn6en alene, iao.
IeocS iom be gier / bennc Dor bcrrm,
mcligc Nnbobn.
- 8. =. RocfSppIo fom GafiigcI'
iC86ugS WorQcn tilbage til i'm 6orm
/ 8Icunoo6 3olpnibip Tor iom uonIig
at tiIbriugc oen ~itnrite Del al %inte'
rem / lit gamIe Stem. San iorIoo
9cud, @oIoeu @aIep GountpL q. g,
Tor Billings 60, oeu 16oe Nou. mco
en- nrcQct on0ortet Smcrte / Rpggcn,
iom ban citcrloo liz / 6crgu3 Sails,
boor ban opbolOt lig / nogle Gage
um0er Or. Sberping3 @ebanoltng.
Otter ct Bar Cages Spbol0 / Soils
linQbucruC fom hon til 0ecorab Cna
0ag gIitcn / goo @ebolO. Ntr. &ocf&
poIo Tiger, bon ioIcr, at ban bar
mere at pore tafncmIig for iour enc
pua Iunac Giocr, bpno oct tineIlgc
andoar, ga ban inobpitcoe mere @re-
Sc, cno ban noaeniiuNc Tor bar giort
/ &c hcnucN icu1ti Nor, ban bar Orc
uct mc0 9an0brua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
Sra SolfctoIlinoen.

1SieIoc Wco0cIclic ira Geulu&bt.
rcorct har Stotcn @eit Girgiuta M
t.22t,t19 Snobpaacre moo 95S,.
SEQ / 1910. Gcttc er Ell Gilbert
al 262, 319, cucr pa Trocent i o.
iiSite ii gar. 6olfemGnaocn iorsac
DC iig / Siaorct ira 1890 Ill 1906
meb t96,006, eler 25.7 &roceut.
@uen VeuiocoIo, SIoriba, bar %,
$50 Spopnonere MOB 17,747 / 1901
8dNien, Alobama, 1857 mot
422S for ii Nor iioen.
Soabos SopeoitaS, 9oice, bar II,
35S Snopoauere. s 1900 bapoe Del
blot 5,957.
Sfslge ~oiiicieI MebSeleIie ira Gen
insbureauet bar Colorado M 799,
024 Suobpgeere, Ell SorsaeIie q
259,324, eler as Irocent. Geiie Ri
eisre Colorado berettiset til Ell Son
sresulauo til,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06

SoIercn irenlbGpeoe, at oct bar
al itor @%etponine for oS norife, Of
ri bapbc Soreninacr iom oct norIfe
Sclfab; &c bioroe mGgtig til al iams
Ie oS ON uor norife Irp, % beriom
man giorbc ocn rctte Brig Of Dem,
biorog DC ogido mceet til at cac Dor
gniecIic bIan0t andre SoIfefpro og
NdtionaIitcter. @i fun0e life uno-
gan, ON hi snifeoe oct nof ioa meaet,
al bline iect poa iom 5rcmmebe ~
ll0lpnoinoer ~ al bore amerifanife
Sntgioelier, og 9onmen oucr oS
pilOc aIti6 nler % miuore rarlmc por
HntionaIitet. 9erior gialot oct ON
/ alt, bpoo hi ioretog oS, az 6prfc %
pie irem ocn SIDE al Dor norifc gIrp,
iom bapoc blipenoe @pr6. Oct par
bette, iIige SeIifabcr maotte beitrGbe
lig pao; Oct bar Ell al bets iornemlte
Spaaucr nt ina anbrc RdtionoIitcter
| bette Sano til at trnfc % talc Del
ON Noromrnoenc iom 6oIf, life
bare iom omerifanife @orgerc.
Gitcr Salen, ser biIiteS mco itort
oa ~olminbeIigt @iiaIb, bsoes pon
Ioririifuinaer | 6orm al Ell folo PIN.
refining beitadenoe al 6%elifote Smsr.
rcbrpo mco EaaIPa % onbre 9ooe
Eager, iom Selifo6etS ufortrebnc
oq oItio bereopiaige "8eIiprbSfo'
mite" io%rticncr al 9Gre al.
llnocr % eitcrpnn 6oririifninger'
nc bIcn Der ioa bol0t Ell &Gffe Salcr
~ feititcmte, bumoriitiife, patriot
ife - ioaocl al Soreningens Weo'
Iemmcr iom al 8ipiterne.
Gen pelpffe6e. ItemninqSfuloe
Set neooureOc til bcnimoo ST. ~,
GA man ifiIteS mco 8elclicn al al
bope tiIbroat Ell iGr0eIeS bpggcIi8
apelo iommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
OecOrab % Smegn.
Sen ste December 1910.
SnIppn. z pprasmaalct.

Sporpint Ser oil bli SaIooner
Gonntnet &c nritc fem aar, er cn0nl
soa set %upiSic. Ger bar uemIig / d
fioitc Gage prret orbeioet ibGr0if
for al bepr9c ioa mango ION muIil
al llnNarifripernc paa SoIoon.Eeti
tionen I'll at iorIonac line Nnnnc
ftrsanc al 2iltcrue, o. cttcr 6orlp'
Nenbc fol ct life Iihet NntaI bare To-
oct iig operbepiic ON at DC gioroc
beoit / at trGffc line Raune tlIba9e.
Ger ifaI oaiaa prrc rciit Snopennin-
DER MOB 0cn Wao6c. huorpad Sdloo'
ncrnc / cnteIte GiIirlbe bar ita'tct
fla lluNcrifriiter, % Der IGgacS Dem
/ set belle iaa mango @irorlnacr |
@eicu ION mulig. Ter or cnoml
noaIe Gage igicn, inhen Sumpen
mao oiiIllttes, % begae Fortcr mt
fer Chen ucI. ioo oet err punifeIiG at
foruOiiae, bpah lloialbct blir. Gn
intereSIont Wtllliqhco | S~orblnoelle
mco SaIoonipergSmooIet er, at N
fanIfc fuubc iua oplcuc, Of Der ingerl
SoIooncr bIcp / Gecorab, meocuS &c
fit pGre I Irco / Smaobpcrne runot
pmfring oS. 6or al finlne orlpc
SaIoouer / 9ecorab uofrGpcS ncm'
Iia life ulcne, at 50 Eroccnt al WGl,
eerne pco iihite Gola | belle Gorn.
tpet iamtpffcr oeri, men al Eetitto'
nerne uubertcoucS al So Iroccnt oa'
iaa / Secorab 9p OF Somnibip. SotS
Der opnnaeocs 60 Trocent / 6oltntpet
fcm SeIbco % life Der, oiloe man
hume brine SaIoouer (. gr. / S5iian,
men life / Gecornb. 0ettc or, iom
iaat, Ell intereSinnt Whuligbeo, men
oct er nahlrIigpis Iibct ianoipnIig,
OF noget iaaoant oil ife, oo Der par
Ell qauife fIGffelig Woioritct for
Saloonerne Der, ga Rctitionen blco
~iiIeo" hos Gpuntpmtbitorcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06

Oregon bar 672,765 Snobpsgere,
en- Sore1elie al 259,229, eaer 62.7
Erocent. Gette gisr ogiaa Oregon
berettigct til nof en- @epr9ientant |
aoneresien.
Sbabo bar 320,594 Snobpggere.
Ell 5orsaeIie al 1892, eIler 1913
Troecnt.
Nepabo bar S1S75 Snbbpggere,
en- SoregeIie al 1874 grocent.
81 mprfeligt Dipping / SoIfe'
mrngbe bar 6e TO Eerasbper Sort
@ortb % Sm Nntonio taget, ibet
zen ie%ritnPuntes SolfemGngbe bar
iorsget Jig meo 174.7 Trocent, nems
liz ira 1854 / 1900 til 1882 /
1910, og i%ioitnppnte meb SIP BRO.
cent, nemIig ira 1929 til 96,6t4.
9erimo6 or oct goaet ne6ab gaffe
ineb 8alpeiton, bpis npruGrenbe
,5olfemGngbc uogisr 36,9S1 - sos
Snoonanere iGrre emo ior ii aar
ii0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06


6. q. llroabl; aosicrer, Sobn 5.
Stmmons; Sberiii, 8. u. 8uaicfs
ion; Recoroer, g. 8. 8oIb; Sfo!e.
superintendent. 8. 6. @imoerion;
Superoiiors, 6. 81. 2anbsruo og
Hcls Sborion.
Do iaa er aonarcsmano Sauaen
@ortbianer, iorftoas. aatoIiferne
atneo Semofraterne og Ell Del, iom
bare Dor fatoIife / Sopebct, ifrobet
iammen CT liben Winoritet paa ct
Bar, ire Slin6reoe Siple Der oJiua
ioar; men SangetS Wnioritet I
@ortb SO. bar COG operuGIoenoe iom
altio fer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
Sra Dorth 60, 1opa.

SIeIoc Sen ii0itc Genius bar @ortb
Gourtp 937 Terioner minbre END
for 10 Iar iioen. Der bar DGret el,
itooig lloponorinJ berfra. So, Der
err farife mart Ii9e iaa mango
@ortbionerc u0cnior @ortb Gouis
ms @rrnier iom irocnior. Ser er
/ set miroite ii forbenuprcnoc
@ortbianere, iom cir mig ct go0t
Orb Tor mine @repe ira @ortb 60,
for bper Ell / North 60, iom iuncS
ipttc nogcn FriS pan. at Gountpct |
mnnae, lunac Nar al m0crtcJnc0c
cr Bit ouerterct % mco Nctte op.
ifrpot iom ct NorifbcoenS Higc /
G%citerheimcn. @ortb So. er pirfc'
Iig ct Iioet NorQe / Sluerifa. Tlcr.
taIet al GountpetS gmbeo$mpno or
oa bar alto al NornlarmaGt, % De
QiorSe nIoriJ Sfom al os cller iig
ieIp. %i bar ion intcaieente, oplp'
lie Tormere / @ortb So. iom nogct
onOet Ste6 / 2onoet. % llua6om'
men her itunr bolt / mine Snnfer,
NQiucpcl err life aft, iom set buroc
oa ifliIoc prrc, llaar ben enc norf'
antcrifanifc Sarner citcr Sen olocll
irl1cr no til gmcrifnncre, @ig life
Warfen, Noromuno / @ortb So.
S1 irlQ life eocrS IeritefeoiclSrct
Tor en- &et Climber, lirae Mrnb! Sc
ileite al eber, iom bar Nrlebuirs I'll
at bIi Gicre al TorrIorcrcs Sarm
eIer Ell Gel al sen, men iorieumer
Inleoninnen, pil iGr cher ienere
fomme til at anare set. Split OF
oiS'e itore, miSbrugtc Sarne mel
lem 10 ellcr ilere Spnncr beIler eut
at iGIae ub til amerifdnerne, Ser bar
ioIat lit lille 9aroimffc / SainoiS ell
Ter @iSconiin ct Stco OF faa. mcr
Tor Ell Icre, ello DC Der bctaler tpr
8 cler 4 gcrcS al iufot iaa dooI
9onO! STrf opcr Ben Gina Hor.
mpno / @ortb 60, iuocn : irIae,
eoerS Sarmc no al 6amilien oa
SlGgten % Serpeo paa Ell @aabt
letter Ell NarrcbGtte / Steoet for CT
eGresfrone paa oct itore, 9reiuIot
SaespGrf, 8 iom HpbuingSmrnS %
Tioneerer | 3ortb 60. uoisrtc, 90
: Sarmereutter aisr o9iaa pel / a
operpeie, bpao 5 gisr, iuben : pen
ser iurs Sorm Mpggcu | Saab on
at aisre oct beore Ct arbet Steo eni
/ @ortb Go. Sea itriuer bette 10,
al p9tfc til G~itertanfe, % inser
Dor tasc mia Oct iIbe op.
Bitten oper norIfe Gmbebsmpno
@crtb 60. blir ifsIee 8aIsets 10
! iaIo ieenSe Zig no: County auoitor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
SITE en- enefe
nangrcben Tlef
Taa Sarnets snist, SOueo % SfulOere. SorGloreue
Opsap alt !Saab ont Dclbrcoclie, Gnticuras
Miblerue sjoroc bets SuO
inlbitGnOig flar.

gor @ut bar ipbt 5prontu oen 13oe Oft. 1908, % ba ban
bar ire Maaneber sanmel piie Der fig ct let llbIlet paa hans
enc 8inb. Der funbe barue Jig bpao ipntes at pGre @nub.
blemner. Naar be GIFT iu rnnbt Waterieu no o9 bonnebe upe
geuner inbtii belle hans gniist, SupeS Ug efalbre par en-
eneie Sfurp, ps on funbe life ie en enefe uanareten Suofet
Inore 9ele al bans 9eseme par %angrebet, men life Ell iaaoan
ub trGfnine. Si pioie life bpab ri ifulpe ejpre for Fam %
foripgte pmtrcnt boert auerteret Ntiboe, bog uben Nptte, ia,
enfclte al benz i~prsgebe fun bans 2ibelier, o9 ct Srrbelesbeo.
-Wtinet, braste nGieu Barnet &rampetrRfniuscr. Sur
SamilielG9e gau bam Wtebiciner pg bob os at babe BAN /
aiernemeIt 9stte sjorbe Dog life npaet 9pbt, iua hi brGete
Sarne. til ct Soiptal. San bleu bebanplet TO @auge ON
llgen, ibet hi life iii Stabisbeo opbOlOt us 'paa 6piptnlet, men
ban bleu Before oGrre eb bebre. @i fabte iaa eli anoen Siege
ps inoeu Ell lse bar Barnet tiipnelnoenbe bebrebet o9 2egeu
iogoe bans Nrbeios bar ubiprt. Nen anereoe ben nr1e Sag
brpb S%pgbpmnen no iajen iaa pnbartet ipn npsenInoe fpr.
@i ppsau etbuert Saab on at @utten funoe bliue ~beibreoet,
buprior vi I'm bolot bans Nrme bunoue iii Siben iao ban life
fruee fraoie lit &jpp iitpffer. 8i forluO SrrUntp ug fort eier
ppr gnfomIt til 9ulutb bleu Guticuras Mioterne anbeialet. %i
bespnbte at BRUCE Dem @tai 1903, p9 mart bar Selbrebelen
iuIotGncia. 9u. on bette ifripes, pupe bu life trp 6an bar bet
famine Barn, ibi bans Sub er iulotGupig far og ban er belt
iri for S~uoipgoou,. Ser bar ioen ben Sb life p9ret no9et Gils
bageidlb. 8i bruser enbnu tml Gutcilrn SGbe for @arnets 9ab.
3bie Mni 1910. (uuoertesnet) Robert Mann, 9rutor, Wdrn
Senb til Softer 9rus & Chem. Corp, 1871 Columbus Glue, Bolton,
eihr 80 Siocrs GuticurasSos pn Snoipgoomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
Spring 6ropc.
i0itcr "NeraIo".l

- GImer TIaifruo fom SirSbo9
glitcn tiIboac ira Sbcucune, q. Gof.,
joor hou i~iIbroQtc iioite CONNER.
- Niolulnr Sicrfe ira SiuorcO,
". Cof., bar tilbrnat ct Nor Tiger
hos SlrptninQc % &cnner / Sprin9
@rope % SUlcQn.
{. Z. Steucroocn % Suitrll
cr autumnc ira Nicfiou, Y. Cat, Tor
at tilbringc @intercu hos Dtr. Ste
~ncro0cn& QomIe Wober / Spriua
@roue.
~ Gbriit. @elleruo % SamiIiC
onfom iorIcocn ira Gsmoub, Y. Q.
ior at bcisgc Mrs. @eIlcri,os Sorpl'
orc. Rr. % MrS. @erum peb &ice.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
0ulobrDMup.

Sra @lue Garth, Minn., ifriues
til "Secorab Soften:
DIR. og WfrS. =. 8. Wtalmim her
/ 9pen ieirebe Ssnbag Ben Cite No'
pember lit @llIobrpaiip, % set or
pproige g@gtepar bapSe ueb beune
arleoning Sen 8Ip0e at bape ale line
9srn ON ia meh llnotagelie al en-
Sen, ser Dor | EortlonO, Oregon.
Wfr. og Wtr$. MaIlrin bIep giite
/ @crnon Gountp. @is., fom til @lue
Gnrtb County / 1869, % boe0e inos
til 1897 paa i'm 6arm / 9eIauon
Sopuibip. @rubgommeu or fsbt /
gierfrcm Soan, % @rlloer, boiS
Yigenapu pur EarIinc Sbompion,
poa @oarocn Nroninca grnr ellie
BANNER, RorJe.