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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
SORRY LOOKING LOT
 IF FIGHTING MEN
American Talks About General
 Navarro's Forces
REBELS ARE FORTIFIED
Battle Is Reported Near Juarez But In vestigation Shows That Band of woodchoppers Were on
 the March

Fl Paso, Texas, December 26.--An Amer ican, formerly an officer in the Spanish American war and now a mining engi- neer in Mexico, arriving today direct from the scene of revolutionary activity west of Chihuahua, declares that Navarro's force is about 300 men and that they are sorry looking lot of fighters.
 Tt is the poorest army I have ever seen" he said. Many of the federals killed in the battle of Nal Paso where still unburied Saturday and the stench was terrible. '
 "The rebels can hold that pass against Sc0O federals." he declared. '"The ad- vancing federals are carrying wireless ap- paratus and, having already established a wireless tower in Chihuahua, hope to restore communication with the field if they ever. get through Nal Paso and join Navarro.'
 Workmen are not being disturbed in attempting to repair burned bridges on the Fl Paso Northwestern railroad south of Fl Paso. but have no communication with the rebels and fear the bridges will be destroyed again. @s.'i ils'z. .
 Antonio Ponce, chief of police of Juarez, returned from the hills near Juarez late this afternoon and denied report that battle with rebels was imminent in the outskirts of Juarez, across the river from Fl Paso. He said there were no rebels but that it was a bunch of woodchoppers with burros who had started the report that insurrectos were near the city.
 The soldiers returned to Juarez at , o'clock and reported that there had been no trace of insurrectos, the supposed "rebels'' having been woodchoppers.
 Several hundred citizens of Fl Paso, who had followed the soldiers into the hills expecting to see a fight, returned disappointed,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
MANY MURDERS IN
 MINING REGION

Greensburg, Pa, December 2S.-Ths strike ridden coal fields of Westmoreland county are in the throes of rioting, the result of large quantities of liquor that have been shipped into the various min ing camps. The third murder in "A hours was reported to the coroner today in the death of Tony Carcino. striker. who was formerly employed at Osborne, small mining town of the Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal company. Mike Calcerski and John Nathan are being sought by the state police.
 Carcino was living in strikers camp and was shot to death last night when there was an assault upon the camp. About 75 shots were fired and Carcino was found later with three bullet holes in his back.
 The authorities fear there will be general outbreak all over the coal fields because of liquor the men have obtained.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Killing on Christmas Eve

Asheville, N. C., December 26.-News reached here today of a Christmas eve tragedy in Swain county in which Os- car Clark shot and killed D. J. Call houn and fatally wounded A. H. Cal holn. brother. the latter dying last night.
 The shooting occurred at Bryson City Saturday night. Clark, an un- married man, 30 years of age, was amusing himself by firing a revolver over the heads of passersby when D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27

deed Ceclle Breton was a captivating French maid, Mariette, and Nicholas Ju- dels was an apt personification of the head waiter at Churchills cafe. His com edy was extremely well done. The en- gagement will conclude with a perform ance tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Americans Quit the Mines

Scranton, Pa, December 26--That the small towns of the anthracite coal region are swarming with Hungarians. Slavs, Poles. Greeks and Italians. and that Eng lish-speaking workers are abandoning the mines is the statement made today by. the Rev. P. J. Murphy rector of St. Pat rick's Roman Catholic church at Oliphant, Pa. near here. But it is not with regret that Father Murphy notes the abandoning of the mining towns to the foreigners
 "Let there be no tears over the disap- pearance of Americans from these mines,' he said. "a high percentage of the young men of Irish, Welsh and Scotch descent when they arrive at age leave for the cities" said the priest. land we must not regret seeing the young Americans fleeing from the hazardous work in mines where men carry heir lives in their hands every time they nund to the catacombs filled with gas Gamp and falling roof"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Mrv, w. H. Thompson

The funeral of Mrs. w. H. Thompson who died at Davis infirmary Friday night, was held Christmas Day from the resi- dence of T. c. Thompson. instead Of Sat urday, as reported. Mrs. Thompson for merly lived here and was q member or the Church of the Advent She was Miss Bessie Hill of Selma, and her husband is the president of the T. c. Thompson con tracting firm in Charlotte, N. c. Mrs. Thompson has many friends in Birming- ham who were deeply grieved at her death.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Mi.. Patience vann WiIIiAnls

The remains of Miss Patisnce Vann Williams. aged 2s years, who died sunday morning at 80 o'clock ct local innrm- ary, will be sent for buriJ to Ceoartown' Ga. this morning at 2 o'clock by the Green Undertaking coppany.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Woman Phy.ician Dead

Rochester, N. r., December 2s.-C1ara A. Swain. M. D.. the first woman phy- sician sent by a missionary society to the Orient, died at Castle today. Dr. Swain was born in Elmira 76 years ago. She did notable work in establishing medical methods among the women of that land.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Boy Held for Grand Larceny

Harry sharpton. a young white boy, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Wren and Sigsbee on d charge of grand larceny. It is charged that Sharpton is one of gang of boys that have been doing systematic stealing Sharpton was arrested on like. charge by the detec- lives some time, ago. =
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Coroner CaIIed to .('f

Coroner Brasher was called to urg yesterday to investigate the death of yob- ert Malone, negro, who was shot from ambush yesterday. Sid Dudwiley and Henry Rochester were under arrest charged with the murder but after in vestigating the case they were released by the coroner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Calhoun remonstrated witt

J. Calhoun demonstrated with him Words and the killing followed. The slain mans brother, A. H. Calhoun. ap- peared on the scene a few moments later, only to be shot down with two bullets in his abdomen. Clark made his escape and is now believed to be in Tennessee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Walter W. Roberts

The remains of Walter w. Roberts, aged 2s years, who died yesterday morn ing at 1920 o'clock at a local infirmary from gunshot wounds inflicted in per- sonal difficulty Saturday afternoon. were sent for burial to Columbia, Tenn, yes- terday afternoon at 12:25 o'clock by the Green Undertaking company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Fighting Is Reported

Fl Paso, Texas, December 2s.-A dis patch to the Times from Chihuahua to- night says that heavy fighting near Nal Paso is reported in that city. No details are available.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs, Louisa Brand

The funeral services of Mrs. Louisa Brand, aged 73 years. who died Sunday night at 11:40 o'clock at her late resi- dence, s43 North Fffty-second street. woodlawn, will take place from the resi- dence this afternoon at 2:so o'clock, and the interment will be at Woodlawn ceme- tar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
younx Girl Suicides

Washington, Pa, December 26.-Be- cause her parents refused to permit her to go to the home of a married sister, where she was to meet her sweetheart, Anna Howard. aged IS, daughter of wealthy farmer of Ham, lin Station. committed suicide by drink ing cyanide of potassium.
 Before killing herself the girl wrote a note to her parents giving the names of those she wished to be pallbearers and designating the Psalms she want ed sung at her funeral.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Murderous Husband Shot Dead

Welston, O., December 26.-At the home of sick peighbor, Mrs. Louis Boggs, this afternoon, Frank Buckley, aged 2S, miner, stabbed his wife, aged 26, causing fatal injuries. He ordered Mrs. Boggs to leave her sick bed and go out in the snow and then driving her husband away he carried his wife, who had fallen in the yard, into the house and laid her on a sofa.
 With a knife and revolver Buckley then threatened to kill anyone who tried to arrest him or to minister to his wife, The police were called and Patrolman Henry Shires shot Buckley through the heart Buckley had accused his wife of being fond of Boggs' nephew, who was visiting at the house. Buckley's two lit tie children were witnesses to the crime
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Man. Head Almost severed

Bluefield, w. Va, December 26.-Saw- ing away continuously for 10 minutes, Hamilton Cook almost completely severed the head of Frank Dennet from his body yesterday at the home of the latter at Lex, about 50 miles from here. Cook, who was a boarder at Dennets home, found his victim in drunken stupor in bed.
 Bennet's 12-year-old son, who witnessed the operation, reused some neighbors. who rushed to the house only to find that Cook had fled. He was captured in the mountains nearby after being wound ed in the arm and was brought to the Meadwell jail. Cook Is said to have been intoxicated. The two men had quarreled over domestic trouble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
Jealousy Causes Tragedy

Lancaster, O., December 26.-Jealousy of the girl whom he had not seen for two years, this afternoon caused Oscar Elm Ter, Cleveland chain worker, to shoot and fatally wound Miss Emma Deeds, aged 27, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Deeds When he was surrounded by the police, Emler calmly pulled the revolver with which he had shot his sweetheart and shot himself in the head. dying in stantly ,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27

TOR appropriate floral offeringS' phone A. See Godden's Seed & Flower Store. 201a Int avanne.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27
PERSONAL

J. D. Carlisle of the Seals, Carlisle Cigar company, will leave today for New York on a business trip. He will be out of the city about week.
 Alden M Wallace, formerly of this city, is here with Mrs. Wallace spending the holidays with Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Evans. For several months MT. Wallace has been engaged in busineFs in Montgomery. where he is meeting with success.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27

LICE LOT Undertaken. Phones 7A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-27

<. .sHAw. The Unosrtaksr. Fnone' ,.
 GREEN Undertaking Co. Phones iocz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Den par al en- beiit u~ieouanlig
SIags.
"Soor bar on facet ben fra2"
ipurgte iee.
"9ror min bar firnoet ben," iagoe
ban.
get por goot eiort," iagoe leg,
for oct er piit noget rart meo benne
Stenen. @aar pnr BET ban fonot ben
ga, % bpor Iaa Stenen benne9"
Seq fauot Den | Ssit lige peo Sto'
len Ianss en- aeerfunt, iagoe ban.
ct nsiagtiet @fteripn ~operbepilte
mig itrar ON, at Den bar Ell Sepning
ira en- ipunoeu Menneifeil9stS Scr
ben paa Dor Serb. Sor Oct lille 9lat'
boreoe SuI / Mtibten tpoeoe poo, at
oct mlaatte bape o9ret siort al Wefi'
neifebenSer. SIise Sill finSes blot
paa aebifaber, iom 6oIf ! Stenaioe'
rem brugte.
Ga eonife ristis. geo at inoienoe
Sen iunSne @ienitano, iom forreiten
er s Gm. flor. bier bet iig, at 6or'
mconingen Hog til. amaniieniis
Wsr5 iort9aer, at bet er en- Siubbe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
ct Olofuno.
ecpetsi / Iurse for 1000 gar iiScn.

Sra 3sfen ifriper S9rer u. Sil'
Iiugitao til "Sr. Sio.":
@angt % meget "rart" bar reg
ira Sio til an0en facet al gernene
paa Stolen. Rare Gpr % Blarter'
uuoerIiet fornteOe Stene % Wftnera'
Ter, bpor gIiuienoe @setal iom Tin
rcnoe @uIoforu bar flimret FOR Sasf'
taserens CINE. 5or be err pioebe9l9r'
Iiee, biSie Smaa, naar Oct er nogef,
Der bar fpnsilet beres Snteresie. 40
Sc ton ipsrse fin barnItge entolo
ON Sins iom aaor lanst oper nm
S~oritanb - % Breitens afpaa -
iom Oct beSer I 0roiproget.
@Pen oct rareIte, ieg autsepel paa
Ianae Sioer bar facet at ftse pad
bar bet, icm en- fpif lioen Spr tom
irem meb iorIeoen DAG. SEQ paooe
life pGret IGnge inoe, tor San paleoe
frem ai 9onnlcn en- graa-blaa Sten.
Get bIep mig tray inSIDienOe. at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
SolenS Sps % Varmc.

8roiesior Iorbmann peb EariS'
Sbicrpotorium, bpem oct for fort
.SiO iiOen err Ipffebcs at beitemmc
SoIens Semperat,r til $500 Or.
Geliius, bar M peo SipIp al ct mt,
Of bom opfunoet Ipparat manIi
Wrngbcn Of oct Chs, iom ira Sol.
ifipen ienbes no | @erbeusrlmmet
Get fra Solen nbeoaenbe Sps er,
mebOeIer ban, $4,000, 600, 600, 000,-
900. 10000 900 @onae ian
Itcrft ION ct Rormaaps. Otter ON.
bp9geIige @eregniueer AZ Horomann
roItrsmmcr ira bper apa6ratcentime.
ter poo Solen Ell SpSitprfe paa 49,.
900 RormnIlps. SiI en- S~nterpie,per
uotoIte Srofesioreu: "Sm Soupiets
Snten'ttet Fan De maaife gisre lem
Ell 6oreItiIling, mar iea meboeIer
Gem, at Der fra bpert Stpffe ioo fort
iom Ell HegI poa ScIpuerfoSen
ftrsmmer no ioa meget 2ps Tom man
en- bel Gat i8icnnem bebgoer for at
pplpie belle glpenie De PSp6ra."
8rofesior IorSmanu bar ubitroft
fine @uoIinser iii en- apffe iterre
6iritierner, og bar bI. a. fnnSet, of
Der paa Cirrus er en- Semperatur al
100000 Or. 6 os paa 8oIariticrnen
Of 5000 Or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Tom 9srnene britgte I'll 2egetei, man
bar funSet | Spggen %Oenuegaug. Get
err ct i~nteresiant 6rno, fortaIte ban.
Slubben ifriper iig fra Slutningen al
StenaIoeren meIlem 1000 % 1900
slar for 9riit1iS. Den lille STEM bar
oaigepeI life iaa pprit mebtaget at
garenes @agt; finn Sfabe blot, at
ct Stpffe al Spioien Dor Bit afiloaet.
Selpio9t bar oenne Sinseit life
paret noset gerftsi for Gatioens
Ienncifer. - 9eus 2ioenbeb flyer
os, of ben er ct Iibet Stpffe Seeetsi
ira rietia gamIe 9age.
Naor Gar % Mor ifuIbe ifaffe fine
Smaa noget moriontt of iteae meo
| De 3oae, maatte bet naturligpis
bore noget, iom lieueSe De SorneS
Hebifaber. Snsenting uar fanife gill
oere for Smaagutten at ie pan emo
Sars itore, tunee SteufIitbbe. Saa
snos ban iaaIGuge til Jar lit meislet
til % boret Sui | en- Sten, icm par
en- IiSen aopi al oct goagen, Gar bar
paa 9affen, noor ban bros uo Sto'
gen poa Sast efter Spr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
poitum for Woore.
Zen Srif Der uGrer % giper Sphs
for iaupcl WpSer ium Barn.

"02tr Iano bar life pRret iitano
til at oriffe &afie pau fIere Iar, bpor'
for pi bar meqct glade Oeb at gioe
9oIhrm en- 8rsoe, 90 ba hi foritoo,
at bebuaeIiq Smog funbe frembrin'
aes peo Iougparig Sogntng, bar pt
opret meget forueiet meb Den.
"Sen err en- af De melt uomGrfeoe
Gina lea bar feet for oieaioeuoe Wts'
ore. 9en opretboIOer Ell Nooers
Stprfe % foreger Soripniu8cn al
8ornet8 Rpring, bpi8 Sen togeS ofte.
BEG Sraf beu mcucm Waoltioerne
~iItcoctfor 8nub, o9 fanOt Den meget
peIQisreuoe.
"@or fem Gor oomIe Gut bar oG.
ret meQet iongeIig iioen SG0ieIen %
bar uopifIet iia ioate. San bar boio
% bIoOFattig. Seq begpnote at gioe
BAN @oihlm tiot % ofte. og 5ornm'
oringcu piIoe bupe onerraifet Dig.
Rnnr uoaen Qior0e 9emprfninger
ON Sen tore Sorbeorino, iao unblob
nj uIOrig at fortPlle. at bans SiIta.
gen / Stprfe 90 nImiuoeIia goo Sci.
brco Inn fuu6e tiIitripeS 6en bpppige
Drug at Boittm, % bette Ie0ebe til,
Of mango of bore 9cnner brlete Sen
for iig icIo 90 fine Born.
Seq bar oltio un6er mine Sam.
toIcr meo @enner ON 8oimm tiIraa.
het Dem at felee S~orifriften for oenS
SiIbereoeIie, iii bbis oen life fogeS
minoit 10 eIer 20 @timlter er ben
quuIfe uoeu Smaa. Sois Den ser.
imoo tilbercbes ret or BEN meaet bel.
imoscuoe. Seq snifer at tatfe oie
for be Sober ieg bar erboISt peS
gruaen al sin RoInlm.
9Rs "Sbe Hooo TO 8enpiae", ser
fnoes | bier 4offe. Ser er en-
/ @rlm0".
Roerufuoe lGit uu%enitaaenSe Bret?
81 mt oil iOrcfpmmc ira SiS til an.
ben. Se or rste, iauoe o. falbe ai
SntsrsSie for @euneifebeSsu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

|aorrnsSe mootoges. Hoitor %. G
9se inoIeoeoe Sumtaleemnct: 81
fem bnarIige % De fem fIose SOM
fruer. Wott. 20, 1-13. Sema
Serren fommer. s SamtaIen oeItoq
29gn9noene Claus Wtoe, Or. San
len, Sono. Boitor 8. Sborien bolbi
Ntisiionsprpoifet. Ssnoog Sorrrio'
bags Differ $1,000. Ssnooe Otter
miooog boIbteS stiifebsfcit.-H 6.
SoImL SefretGr.
Suoion areos Wisiionsmeoc
hol6tes | Subion, @is., 1o't. s. s.
Z. Sees 9aIo, 20be til 23be Santor
1910. WsSct oabneSes meo Gnbagt
al 8aitor g. 8. Solm. Gang al
aoret. 8elfomitbilien at Steoets
2reit, Goftor See.
Sanges Spuuoe.
Ghu "sustartrH.D
- 3ions Wenigbco, Gait. S. 8.
2aSIeions aaIb, bar beitemt at iro.
bpbe I'll ct friiteligt Samtalemsoe
25Se % 26oe gaoi f~sritfommenbe.
- Senbre 3irnrbro og 3ions 0fe.
uigbe6er, 2asieons forrige aaIo,
bar fnaet gfiIog ira 9ait. 9orsert og
tnr III itilet SaIo I'll Yait. q. 8.
&ff. ON ban mtoeer, bioes life.
- Grof. SO. 8. @ee og Stuoent
g. 8. 9lofitao forloo Reo @ing
Sirs6ag aften Dem 12te oS. 9eres
9eitemmeliesiteo bar Goinburg,
SfotluRo, buor De siennem CONNER.
moaneberm bill itioere SbeoIogi peS
goiuburg uniberiitet. Scr De fom.
mer tilaoge CT oct niitnof oeres Sonfe
at 9isre ct fort 9eisg til Rorge.
- Sra 8aoIi, q. 9uf., Ifripes.
Bare nogIe fan Sro forat meooele, at
Dem 46e oS. fit pi otter en- SsIter.
menigbeo oonnet, ben Ace / 8pffen
Der ncit. Den er beIiggenoe 6 q s
0fil mo for SaIcp, | Saroing Co., O..
9uf. peb Ell flor "9utte" iom bebcr
9oogepou. Gen bar flun 10 item.
meberettiaeoe WeoIemmer enood,
men bi bar eriinoet SGob ON, of oen
fan og biz bore. @mbebsmeno blen
paIgt % Dor Gonftitiition ortaget /
lin SeIbeb, 'a1t Itinet 9olb til gait,
u. 3asmusien ON at betiene Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Sersmte giuliner. Sra 9onbc

Sersmte @iuliner. Sra 9onoor
ifripes: Gen SmIine at bersmte
9ioIipr, iom eieSes af ofbsbe 9eor'
ge Saooocf, Granddaughter al Mr'
I'll .Golleget | 2eebS, bill | npr Srem-
tio blipe iolgt peb grftion. S Gam.
Iingen finoes ben beremte Seller
Strooiparius, Der at Soa6im beteg'
neoes iom ben pnfreite, ban nogen-
fiuoe bonbe feet, og bpis S9rbi an'
Iaoes til 10000 Ser. Gn unber
Gerle | Samliugen err en- antonic
9nlati, | Sen mitiifalfe geroen fienoi
ruoer Rapnet 9rummonosamatien
Sen err fra sloret 1915. SamIinger
trucr oestloen fire ubrterfcoe @itar'
neris OF 8ioIiner al angerirs 9og'
Iiono, Safob Steiuer oe 2iipot. ri
.@uer, fobriferet At Sourte, 2rpot,
goirin oq ~befieubte engelife @nema'
oerc, bill en- bel Del bIipe iolgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Bent bare. Slrn It'll fin 2sitnant,
ium bun uetop er Bit f%orIopet meb) {:
ga, eIiieoe Sbomas, Bet er umlili8t at
funne BIZ IpiteIi9erc. eub ie8 ! bette gies
blit erl"
Sau (cibiI autruften): "Obol Gent
bare til bu faar is mig | llriforml"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Gen iimpIe graz Sten bar iaaIeSes
gIaoet en- rnpfooet, Iioen Spr eneong
bernebe for 100000 slor iiben
= en- Spr, iom fonife bar fl9ot /
erooe BeIsfIe6er - Sfinb of Spr,
iom par feIoet meo Saberens alltbbe.
Soa brsmte ban fanife ON ertsang at
fna ena afiteb iom Sar meS en- pirte-
Zig arissflubbe og optaee aanpen
moo Sfoeens itore aipmper, llIp,
Gig oe 8isrn - eller fauee Dem /
Iiitiet auIoste bpbe Gpregrope.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

8rH anSsrien: "Spormarse Bigger Bar
Su Senien?"
Sru Rerieu: "Sneen."
6ru auberier: Oct bar inurriatl
Gun iienber 10 til ale Naboernes efta,
rerl~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

@aabe. SuiIfet er bet meit badrbfsrc
%br?
eoppen; for ben ipriuser til os meS
pad isioIoe Sinteren omtrina / bare
Siiorter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Sans Better bar netpp friSS os enar |
taiiS Seurptfelie meo arnen ON 9ipst
paa fin ieutirientnIe @Iiieee. Gun Ianer
re ii9lent inb til ban os bpilfer:
"Sis roeet iebt, Sausl"
~Sueoeriuiisrl
~Se ei, iee mensr uoset smt nos
get rietie emtI"
~Sietornl-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Weo f~tloI9nSigt MbitDr,
tout fremitiQet meDenfor.
uohpret.

Gg bet btoite al alt oi isnber frit utso
p on bet i~nIoftdnotge Rpupubtpr, ustop
ION ou Ter bet paa gileherHe. 9tse Billie
Der bleu taeet pan 9sisu liae foran oprt Rom
tor ben l9oe Warts. 8onnoo eHen ,r ben
beofe, 81 funee fisbe for Dor Senfiqt. @t
bar atnet bort iaa mango. at pt peo nsinas
ttg. boao Slass be iIefte Sutter % 8iaer IA.
mes ON. Bet pafre rsbbrune Sqb,r nsb
Nidslbe9as taeer fa aobt nb paa So
9toebiel.f.r inporf.rst, o. eablsn sv stori
etter Yeiilltn9 Tor . on. Sutst Born,
uosH 8orittel boor riae bets Tprnlbre moattt
nare, eter ct mere tiltalenos Sonpubftnr sHb
esttt. iom Ut pI 'euoe trit Ga bttale an,
iSragts oa Grpresuoqifter. Tetts er pisitIta
ben beoftt anIebniua, ou Hoqsnfnoe bar haof
I'll at foa en- ebeiIanb Bonn, ida bpis ou life
bar en- 90 irnr, ou nil be ipnes ON at booe os
eioe biz oeHre. bd ieHo os ttrdr BIZ Tapn GA
aoresie. Worcester BIT Sreo usiagti9 ipm
bette, ida bet itftert bill ma % bnrtiaf.
PONY CONTEST EDITOR,
Care OF The Farmer, Sta. II,
ST. PAUL, MINI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

Teddy" til @eprse Cooper, o.. 5, ct. Gluub, Miuu.
prince" iii Norris Mupion. Greiton, WPinn.
"Laddie'' iii Sobbie 6. gepitpn, Nasbua. ga,
Beauty til 8erram @lbrio9e, 81. A, BRADFORD, Sn.
Derby til Grtbur 5it3immuns. $50, @c@re9ur, Sa
"Trixie' til 6rant Sarris, Siaiuss, Mout.
Fairy" til Saprence ulrif. 81. l. Roenmount, Minn.
"Mac" til Gutb N1eab. Glater. lGp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
Gn an>en Pony frit !

"Tpn".
"Eon" az en- paftsr, IRE aar gonrueI, fort
Sbetianb Bonn. AZ CONNER baf (boor bsi or
ou) cg peter 800 Vuuo. Zen er ben uetteite
og iinnftefte lille peff eu noaenlnbe bar feet.
% CT iao mil oe Mint ION ben tan barre. Sen
tr siao Bern % pil bin. ben fIarsftr &aule.
rot, on funoe snffe big. @i bar eiet en- bel
Gel pouler, men olort9 no9en bn bible hines
beorS ON at eie eHb - Ten tr en- nd.
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big. % be ptl ipriu9s Ill TsrsH OF iias: ~9let.
men er life bette bet np6sligite liae 9onauo.
ifur, ou nogeHfnbs bar ftsti" Sg ou niloe
bIi bet Iptfelieite Barn. gsrheu. ON g unA
bar bin, tent fIiu, bnilien Fornsielfe on bible
BABE peo at taas btne Wsnuer poa R1srsture
omfrtna, III Nabesr. nj gpsH. til Qirfe. III
Sfoleu pe til woftnutorst - oosraIt. SnS
bette advertisement rein9tia i1ieuntm. og
ituo 'aa bit stopr o. Ger.s's III os ipnt bette,
th, bu fan bin De ben huts On iprisatr
PONY CONTEST EDITOR,
Care OF The Farmer, sta. II.
ST. PAUL. MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29
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i. "Spotty"ti til Miloreb Otter, Isabella, Ulinn.
2. "Dandy" iii Grace 8urrops, 81. 2, 9eIano, Minn.
3. est. Nick" til Wfarcela Gonlep, Bog 2, Sonia, ga.
a. sparkle" til @ioiie Saoase, @atertpipn, g. ..
8. SDaisy'' til 2eta Samline. Orient, So.
8. Brownie" til Twnlab Dart 81 /, Sibnep Ohio.
z. "Billie" til pasel Mcafartin, 9eSmet, g. 9.
8. "Jack" til gernif Sarpep GretOl ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-29

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