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WILL MEET FOR FIRST TIME.
G. w. US ReorEnniEed Bonrd Of
Trustees to Discuss Plan.

G. w. us HeOrERniEed hoard 01
Trustees to Discuss Plan.
George washington Universitys reor.
ganized board of trustees will meet this
afternoon for the first time for the con-
sideration Of regular business. Only rou-
tine business is booked for the meeting
and plans for the coming academic year
viii be discussed.
When the board convenes six new faces
will be seen among the members. The in
fusion of new and younger blood into
the governing body OF the university is
expected 10 work materially for the well
fare Of the institution. The new mem
bers elected at the meeting Tuesday are
W ". Finley, president OF the Southern
Railroad; Col. Archibald Hopkins. of TIE
United States Court Of Claims w. j.
Fathers, of the Riggs National Bank
A. s. Worthington, W. II. Singleton, and
A. B. Browne, prominent Washington
lawyers. Dr. Samuel II. Greene and DIT
E. NJ. Gallaudet were the only directors
to be reelected.
The board of trustees as it stands now
IS made up ss follows;
Glass of I9ll-Thomas H. Anderson,
John B. I,arner. Henry B. F. Macfarland.
", D. Hoover, W J. FIather, w H. Sin
gleton, and II. c, Davis.
Glass Of 1912-Theodore w. Moves,
Henry c. Perkins. Lewis Flemer. Admit
raj Charles H stockton. Admiral = NJ.
Rlxey. Abraham Lisner, and A. II. Snow.
Class OF i9l3-Rev. Samuel H. Greene,
Dr. z NJ Gallaudet, John Joy Edison, A
S. Worthington, Adds B. Browne, w. w.
Finley. and Archibald Hopkins.
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No. a-John 4. Johnston.

That's nice thing to fire at man
right of the reel said Commissioners
John A. Johnston. when asked what was
his favorite hobby. Here you come
right in and, without any preamble, go
right ahead and demand what my pet
hobby. is. AS II I would care to tell
you If I did have one.
4 suppose every man has one, more OF
less, but he might not like the public to
have knowledge of the same. Now, a
man might have a penehant for murder,
or saving cigarette coupons, or counting
white horses. or adding up the numbers
on street cars, or a number Of other
absurd things. and / do not think that
he would like the public TO know that he
was SO foolish. And here you come in
here and ask that give away the dear
est secret of my life IN this cavalier
fashion; guess not.
You can tell the people that I have
no hobby Tel them that my hobby
lies in not having any. There ! guess
that's about as good and certainly as
novel as any Of the rest. So let it 90
at that,
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RECEPTION AT HOP
Testimonial to the Retiring
''Prexy" of G. W. q.

One of the prettiest dances Of the sea-
son was the annual graduate hop. ten
dered by the graduating class of George
Washington University to the alumni and
students of the university.
The function was held at Rauscher's.
and the large ballroom was prettlly dec
GRATED for the occasion.
AS a compliment to President Neednam
there was a large reception held before
the dancing began, in which the retiring
president and Mrs. Needham stood in the
receiving line and welcomed all the old
students as well as those at present in
the university.
This viii probably be the last formal
function at which President Needham will
preside. as his successor will take his
seat before the commencement of the
next term. DR.. H. L. MeBain repre-
scented Admiral Stockton, the incoming
president, who was unable to attend.
The dance committee consisted of II. c..
Davis, secretary of the university: Earn
est r. Elton, president Of the graduating
class; F. Seller, president of the grad
yates, and Frank Ford. president of the
law college
Those in the receiving line were Presi-
dent Needham and Mrs. Needhana and
the two. Misses Needham, Dean Hodgkins
of the engineering department, and Mrs.
Hodgkins; Dean Munroe, of the Grad
uate School. and Mrs. Munroe: Dean
Vance, Of the Law School, and Mrs
Vance. and Dean McBain, of the College
OF Political Sciences and acting president
of the university.
Supper was served in the intermission
between dances. and music was dis
pensed by a special orchestra. About
200 guests were present.
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the case of the Alexandria negroes. The
fact is that this case has given me far
more trouble than any which has yet
come 10 my consideration II Is very
perplexing. The fact that Smith. on
whose evidence the remaining three were
convicted, is confessed perjurer, a for
mer convict, confirmed thief, forces me
TO doubt greatly the guilt OF the men
when there is not much to support his
statements"
Attorney Lewis H. Machen. represent
ing Johnson. has forwarded a petition to
the governor in behalf Of johnson. ask
ing that the three condemned men be par
doned or that their sentence be COM
muted to life Imprisonment. Il Is said
that the petition contains about 200 sigma
lures.
concert viii be given at $40 o'clock
tomorrow night by the male members
or the choir OF St Paurs Catholic
Church. Washington, at the Young Mems
Sodality Lyceum Hall. under the auspices
OF Fitzgerald Council. No $50. Knights
or Columbus. A large number OF tickets
have been disposed of, and the affair
promises to be largely attended. II VIII
be under the direction of Prof. Winches-
ter, orsanist and ehoirmaster. There
will be chorus Of fifteen weil-trained
voices. assisted by Edwin c. Caliow,
reader and monologist.
Miss Louise NJ Rogers, daughter OF Mr..
William J. Rogers. Osso. Va. and Law
renee C. Leatherland. this city. were
married al noon to-day at the Potomac
Baptist Church. King George County.
Va. Rev. Mr. Newbill officiating Miss En-
ME Rogers. sister of the bride. served as
maid of honor. and the best man was
Mr.. Peter Sehoeni. this city. Miss Ellie
Rogers. of osso, and Miss Anna Tenny-
son. of this city. were bridesmaids. Tho
ushers were Leonard Nails, Alexandria,
Thomas Hagest. King George County.
Va: Clarence Pratt, Stafford County,
Va; Thomas Hayes. King George coun-
~, Va; J. Aubrey Newhiil, King George
County, Va, and Frederick Rogers, OF
0sso. After Northern wedding trip the
couple win reside here
The funeral Of ]. n. Johnson took place
at 3 o'clock this afternoon from Sharon
p E. Church. Fairfax County. The serv-
ices were conducted BY Rev. DR.. 5. A.
Wallis. of the Episcopal Theological
Seminary. and the interment was in the
cemetery at that place.
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posed to the wholesale invasion OF the
rights of the people which is going on
IN this city by the policz believe that
too much regulation" is ofttimes worse
than not enough, and I am sure II many
OF the policemen exercised more Judg-
ment than they do. thousands OF arrests
which they make each year IN this city
would not be made and our city would be
better governed and there would be less
of crime and WTongdoing and needless
arrests and prosecutions on the part OF
the legally constituted authorities always
engender strife and vindictiveness agsnst
the guardian OF the law.
4 am, respectfully
J. MILTON WALDR0N,
Pastor Shiloh Baptist Church f"
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shortstop cushnett, third base. and
Mathu, first base.
Picked team-Wagner. shortstop; Keiser.
catcher; Cuario. second base; Mcfarland,
pitcher; Bieber first base; Padgett. CEN
ter field. Simon. right field; Gates. left
field Butt, third base.
The committee chairmen in charge OF
the outing were: Charles E. Baldwin,
general COMMITTEES; Charles A Stevens,
entertainment: j. Frank Trazzare. tick
cts; J. Harry Cunningham, press; B. A.
Allen, reception, and T. A. Mckee, ladies'
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. s. Dent. Of AgicnIture. Weather Bureau.

Washington. Wednesday. June s. 1905 p. N.
The Western disturbance viii move slowly east
ward and cause unsettled weather with showers
Thursday in the Plains States the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys. and the Lake region and Friday in
the Mississippi Valley aud the districts east thereof
except IN the New England States The weather
viii be partly cloudy Thursday IN the Middle At
lantic States. and generally fair weather viii con-
tinue Thursday and Friday in New England the
Western Plateau and Rock Mountain regions and
the West Guh States, and become fair Friday IN
the Plains States.
Somewhat cooler weather is indicated for the
Plains States Thursday and the interior Of the
West Gulf States Moderate temperatures viii con-
tinue throughout the Eastern States during the next
f0Tty-eight hours
he winds along the New England coast wiz be
light westerly becoming variable; on the Middle
Atlantic coast light variable mostly sast and south
east; the South Atlantic coast light variable on
the East GuE coast light to moderate variable
mostly s0utherly; on the West Gulf coast moderate
southerly; On the Lower Lakes moderate variable;
on the Upper Lakes moderate TO brisk east and
southeast
Steamers departing Thursday for European parts
viii have moderate variable winds and fair weather
to tho Grand Banks.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-09

The President entertained at dinner last
evening in honor of the cousin of the
japanese Emperor and Princess Hior-
yasu Fushimi
This occasion was the first time Miss
Taft has taken her mothers place as
hostess, which is significant In view Of
the gossip that she would make her So
cial debut in the White House next sea-
son.
She has been there many times when
State functions have been given. but has
hitherto not taken her place even as
daughter Of the Chief Executive.
List OF Guests
The guests were:
Their Imperial Highnesses Prince and Princess
Hioryasu Fushimi
The japanese Ambassador and Baroness Uehids.
Commander Tokutaro Hiraga.
Lieut.. Commands Kiyokaws.
Dir. JussbuFo Tanaka.
Mime. K0to Hashguehi.
Miss Uta Suzuki
The Secretary Of State
The Secretary Ct the Navy ard Mrs. Meyer.
Senator Bacon.
Senator and Mrs. Newlands
Senator Percy.
The Secretary to the President and Mrs. Norton.
Representative William VI. Howard
Representative and Mrs. David ]. Foster,
ReTTesentatIse and Mrs John ". Dwight
Representative and Mrs William 5. Bennett.
BTig. Gen. and Mrs. Tasker II. Bliss
Rear Admira! and Mrs. Conway H. Arnold.
The Assistant Secretary Of State and Mrs, Hunting
ton Wilson
Ths Solicitor General.
Mrs Richard H. Townsend,
Miss B0aFdnan-
Capt. remp,in NJ. Potts.
Mr.. i. D. Millpt.
Lieut., Commander Leigh C. Palmer,
Captss Archibald W. Butt.
Table decorations were Killarney roses.
Prince Goes Sightseeing.
The White House automobile took the
prince sightseeing shortly after p o'clock,
and for FIVE hours the gentleman from
Japan viewed with inscrutable eyes the
big buildings used for Uncle Sans bust
ness.
The princess was an interested wit
ness. and the rest of the princes retinue
seemed 20 enjoy the novelty of looking
over tho institutions OF the Capital Just
as much as he did.
All day the sunrise flag of Japan,
redNcirele on a field Of white, waved
from the second story OF the Willard. on
the Pennsylvania avenue side, where the
iegal Nlsltor mas ten rooms. The VIII
lard lobby all day yesterday was filed
with members OF the party and attaches
OF the japanese Embassy. Prince Fushimi
No-Miya held half a dozen receptions to
his countrymen during the day.
Secretary of State Knox, who Will re-
eeive the prince and princess at slnner
tonight. paid them an official visit yes
terday morning. The party viii do some
more sightseeing to-day and tomorrow,
with several luncheons and receptions in
their honor 10 fill up their time other
wise.
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Local Temperaturen

Midnight, 81 a. m S.; a. NJ, 81; a. m, So;
5 a. m, 90; 10 &, 10. 81 z noon, 20: D m, u;
! p. HI. u: D m. "a: S D. n. IS; 10 p. m, 65
Maximum. Y minimum 81
Relative humidity-s a. NJ. 60; ? D m, 2: s
p m. So. Rainfall Is p. N 20 D. nj O. Hours
Of sunshine l43 Per cent Of possible sunshine. e.
Temperature same date last year-Nfaxmum. 60;
minimum 60 =
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WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,

65 King Street.
Alexandra. Va, June SIN an excit-
Ing and interesting, simon-pure amateur
ball game. Andrew Jackson Lodge of
Masons. of this city. defeated Alexandria
Washington Lodge by a score of p to %
this afternoon. The battery for the win
ners was Messrs. Cation, Clark, and La
than. and for the vanquished, Messrs
Rose, Brumback, and Pitts. Each side
took turns and pleasure in batting the
pitchers out of the box. The game was
in doubt until the eighth inning, when
with the bases full. F. w. Latham came
forward with a home run and put Jack
son Lodge in the lead. The fielding fea-
ture was the consistent and accurate
work of Mr.. Brumback at second base
and in the box. Mr. Roth. for the win
ners. led in runs. crossing the plate six
times
The fate of Calvin Johnson. Richard
Pines. and Eugene Dorsey. negroes, con-
vieted Of the murder OF Walter r.
Schultz, sentenced to be electrocuted FRI
day at the State penitentiary. will be de-
termined by Gov. Mann Tomorrow II
was expected that the governor would
announce his decision to-day He, how
ever. withheld It. and. according to a dis
patch received here from Richmond this
afternoon. will announce his decision to-
morrow. AS has been previously stated
in The Washington Herald, It Is gener-
ally believed here that the governor viii
commute the sentences OF all three to life
Imprisonment.
The governors statement to-day was
as follows: II have not reached any
conclusion as to what will be done IN
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-09

Lynchburg. Va, June B.-Rev. Josenb
B. Dunn. the new rector OF ST. Pa,1l,s
Episcopal Church. has been selected as
the orator for the Confederate memorial
exercises at the Methodist Cemetery on
Battle Day, Juns Is.
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Observation-Disclosures
MasOns Entertain with jolly
Baseball Game.

F. Clinton knight. 65 King street. Alexandra.
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ingtou Herald The Herald viii be delivered daily
and Sunday TO any address in Alexandria for 10
cents q month.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-09
Condition of the water.

Illinois ranks first OF all the States in
the matter Of internal revenue eollec-
tions, New York is second.
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temperatures in Other cities,

Temperatures in other cities, Together with the
ct p N. yesterday. are as follows:
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FUSHIMI Is GUEST
japanese Prince Dimes at the
White House.
MISS TAFT ACTS AS HOSTESS

Takes Mothers Place, Which Is
Significant that She VIII Make
Her Social Debut in Executive
Mansion Next Winter, According
10 the Smart Gossip.
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Tide Table.

Tide Table.
rotay-High tide, s1s q. n. and 95l Q. n; low
tide 3l4 3. m and 493 D. n
Tomorrew-Hish tide, 1912 a. m and 1919 D NJ :
low tide, $40 a. m and 4:55 p n
Condition OF the Water.
Special TO The Washington Herald.
Harpeys Fern, w Va. Juns a-BOth rivers are
slightly cloudy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-09

From the strangers Home" Shiloh
Baptist Church. came the following:
Editor Tie Washington Herald:
II have read with deep interest your
account in yesterdays and to-day's issues
of your excellent paper of the many need
less arrests by the police in this city last
year, and ! write 10 commend you for
the efforts you are making to have need
less police regulations abolished and 10
stop the wholesale arrests of citizens OF
Washington upon frivolous charges
THE fact= that 10000 of our Inhabitants
were arrested last year and discharged
because they were guilty of no crime in
the eyes Of the law Is a proof, to my
mind, that there is something radically
wrong with the police regulations and
with the police department of our city
1 hope you will continue THIS night until
these wrongs are remedied-
II am a firm believer in the observ-
snce Of law and order on the part OF
every ,s,..S and an friend TO the authori-
ties Of the law. but I am eternaIly op-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
Cen 6eSraqerife RuieumsSireftsr

IRA aisbenbapn meboeles ben 2oen
December: Straffeiagen moo Roien.
borsmieets ai~fteoiseoe 9ireftsr
WoQerup itaar MI ioran lin aiilut.
ming. 8eo De foretasne npe 5orbsr
err oct fonitateret, at Roaerup for.
uSen geSraaeri ogiaa bar siort iie
fpIbig / urigtise Reenfabspoiterin.
ger, Serimob life eeentlis ialif. 90
@arlsbersionoet, MOB bpem geora-
gerierne er begaaet, itaois fraialoer
Strafonioar, oil Rolerilp antaselig
iIippe Strai ioet ben beeanebe Sor-
brpbelie neppe fan gisres til gien-
itanS for ofientIig Raatale. Den
eiter Spoaselieu at Roaerups BE.
braeerier inoleoebe &euiiion az Ro-
ienborsiamIingerne er ! De iioite
Raaneoer iortiat reo itor Strait.
Oct er biotiI life fonitateret, at uoget
iaones. Repiiioneu lit Dog forleoen
en- alporlig 6~oritratfeIie. oa nosIe
meget foitbare Ierler iputes for.
ipunone. Otter en- langparig % ON.
bpsselig unberisgeIie bite De Jig fun
iiernet ira i'm rigtise BIaos os on.
bragt anoenitebs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
GienSUmsiaIa. IRA manSers meS.

GienSumsiaIg. Sra RnnSers meS.
oeles ben 2. Sec: ~SbpfirrgaarS"
PED Wsrfe err ai gieren, Ole @in'
tber, iolgt iii Sens 9bonmeien al
@oobp ueo @renoo for IS, 900 Or.
8oIoina 2ben Gee: aoIoina
@praaS oeotog / aftes meS ale
Stenmner moo 1 at fis6e aoloine
G~rGiteaoarb for 10000 Ser. unoer
5oruoiGtuiug al 1iniiteriets appro.
baton.
- Soriers, 1itc Sec. Gmtsraaos.
meblem Chr. &idter / 8attrup,
@aaroeier goinJ / aattrirp og Ser.
reoshilbmestis Sopp / Soriens bar
fisbt auttrup Tr9itegaarSs SorSer
- AS Cor. 2anb - | ben Seniigt
dt ubihpffe gredlet | miuSre Glen.
BONNIE. 8isbeitmmen er ubefienoi.
gaIborg, Toe December: arfi.
teft Gbrabam Garfteuien bar mage.
ififtet fin Gienbom paa Sisruct al
aIsabe % giteraagaoe mcS @iaa
"ltSfigten" | geigaar6, t~ilbsrenoe
fbo. Groprietrr Spsitrup. GienSom.
mernes @rroi er oniat iii benbolos-
pis 100000 Ser. og 10000 Ser.
- Ranbers. 3bie December. "ane.
itriipgnaro~ er al gieren. u. anSer.
len / Sauiina, bortbpttet mcS @aarS.
eier y. Eeteriens gienoom / Snu-
iins. "Nleitrnpaoarb" err oniat til
$4,000 3r. og gienbommen / San.
ting til $4,000 Ser, besse ilbeu Be
irtnina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
Rbc ganpnplaner.

@pe gallunSlaner. Sra aisben.
bapn mebSeIes Den 2oen Gee: Der
er nil oannct ct bonif.ipeni |. tpif &un.
iortium meb betpbeIig &opitoI til
anIes al en- 6abrif, iom fol frem.
title Suritof % 8anbItof til tefniif.
meoicinif BRIG. @anSitoiiabrifatio.
men bill miiliaeisre gnifaficI'en al
MT 9auonmaterieI ill RiIitprcta-
ten, iom lpnge bar enifet of anifaffe
en- Sla9s Bariepal.g alon, men bar
moottet opeipe oct paa @rrn6 al
WanseIen poa gnrbitoi. Den be.
fienbte aeronailt @rep RoItfe, iom
bar foranIeoiset Sabrifens gnIpa,
bill mi forisge at anifaiie et itprbart
2uitifib til 9isbenbopn, bpao Der
bi0til bar pGret umlIigt, oa man
bar manglet 8anbitof til at ipISe oct
meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
8~rnnoeierb

8rnnoeierbanfem. Sra 8ieben.
bdpn meobeles Den lite December:
Ssieiteret ofinsbe ioog en- M Dom
moo @runOeicrbanfen. Soerretsiag.
fsrer 3reper, iom / Senbolo til Ban.
fens SnobpoeIie til a%ftietegning /
1906 babe tegnet ct iterre 9eleb
aftier og berpaa inbbetalt 5000
ar., frppeoe oenne Gum tilbasebe.
talt, ba @anfens 8rah inbtraaote.
Get bite zig, Of garfens Omissions.
proipeft inoebolbt urigtige Spgiper-
Der, uoperensitemmenbe meo Sonb.
beben og earife piloleoenbe. Ssie.
iteret ~eoofienote 3repcrs Baaitauo
onL at btsie iaIife Spsipenoer. iom
/ Wanoags inbbragte ganfoirefts.
rerne SPueielsitraffe, baue p9ret inl.
falo me6beitemmenbe for bans aftie.
tesnins, os brmte berior ganfeu til
at tiIbagebetaIe De 10000 meb Ren.
ter og Sassomfoitninger. 9ommen
fan faa pibtr9ffenSe 9%etponing, oa
Iigneroe arnp for ~betpoelige gels6
er giort ~siPloenoe MOB ganfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
en- merfeIio mano.

en- al be merfeIieite StaIicnere,
iom noeeniinbe bar Iepet, bar gdiqc
6a55ari, iom nplie oigif peo GsSen
% bpis perIenbe 2ipSbiltorie beretteS
| De italienlfe 9labe. Som baoSe
ropret SoIoat. @pentprer, SpGrmer,
Yolitifer og 2iterat.
Sa5jari bar Ssn al fattise SorpI.
ore oe beepnbte iom SfrpooerioenS.
Saa iliitteoe ban ia / 1860 til 8ari.
boloi og blep Ell al De tuierL meo
bpiIfc @oriboIoi erobreSe SiciIien
% ReopeI. San bIep ogina en- intim
Ben al Den itore SribeosbeIi, iom
iatte Hris boa6e paa bans Sapper.
beo og bans fantoitiif romantilf
Sinb; So3ori iuIete q. til Yen Ga.
prera % paa Ell Gel Geiier og giem.
te til fin Gsb en- WGngoe Gofumen.
ter, iom ban fit al @aribolni og
bporoi ban fra SiS til anSen ~oiient.
liggioroe int~eresiante lloorag. :
1866 iuIete ban paonp 8aribaIoi i
&rigen, Iiaeiaa | 1867, oa man for.
isgtc at erobre Hom fra Topen. lin.
Der bette Selttoe blep Sa53ari boarot
loaret.
Senere blep ban Roooqiper for
mango fremragenoe Politifere. gn
Dag bsrte ban Den bap9renoe Rini.
iterprPiioent Wenubrea flage ODER,
bpor oanifeIigt bet bar at iinoe en- til.
itrGffeIie opgtis % popuIGr Snben.
rissminiiter; flitr reiite Sa55ari til
NeapeI oe fom tiIbage meo Marfi
@libiui, iom blep en- al oct npe Sta.
liens bersmteite StatsmGno, flcre
9anee Miniiterprriioent.
Soa fisbte 8as5ari en- Dag for
biuig Iris ct gommelt Ibelsgoos,
5eroinonoea | Galobrien, iom ban
meo ubpre Smfoitniueer, uoen at
noeen rigtig nioite, bnor ban III Zen.
&c ira, io~rpanoleoe til en- Rsniter-
eienoom. San bug neo llrifog, ban
borebe ortciiife 8rsnoe, ban bearbei.
bebe aobbergruber, ban bpggeoe
pGlbige @anbleoninger, ban opoo.
geoe Ell Wineralodno. iom ban gior.
Dc en- foIosial Reflnme for, % boor.
pon ban tiente itore Gunner. "a
aeiier @iIbelm beisete Sicilien,
ienote So55ari bam oaglig ct Bar
SLATER al bette 8anb.
5a85ari gioroe op oen enc i~tornr.
teoe Ilan efter ben onoen finn for
mart eiter Of Iaoe Dem iaI6e; ban
pilbe foloniiere Rp.8 iiinea meo Sta.
l%ienere, ban piloe grnue Ell Ganal
giennem Galabrien o.i.p. On fort
Sio bar ban Geputeret og apisreoof.
tor, men bleO mart trGt al begge
3ele. Saa iloe ban iig pad agita.
ton for Ell S~orioning mellem Babe.
BONNET % aongebuiet, for 8eroens.
ireoen m. b. Sra 3io til an6en
bolSt ban panpittig sIimren6e 5e'
tier pna tit Soos, benteoe iine @ip.
tier meO Grtratog os inobeo belle Ne.
gimenter I'll Mibbag. Cite optrano.
tie ban / 9eputeretfamrets aorribo.
rer og oirigerebe bag alilisierre en-
RRnebe Sntriger, biorngenbe til at
itprte Here Winiiterier.
Sgioa inSen 2iteraturen eiorSe
ban fig bemerfet, ioet ban iorig gior.
be propaganda for RobeIpristaseren
GarSucei, opSagebe iicilianife Ola.
leftioriattere os bioIp Dem I'll at ian
fine Stpffer opisrt. Sor ct Bar aar
iiben ubienote ban ct tort Spraab til
oct itnlienife Solf ON at operfsre
8aribalois os Ra55inis 9epuinser
iii Bantbeon. On moen Song inb.
bso ban ben rsmte iadiiffe 9ronprin.
leslie iii at laa iig neo paa bans
@oos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23
Trinicsie Waries iiSite SpileitcS.

Eriniesie Waries Sarfoiag ffaI, icmr
meobelt, faa fin IIabs / IosfiIoe
0omfirfe. llnoer Gbriitian Den CITES
&upel iinbeS en- Sp9Ipins. Tom MI
pil bIipe reitaureret, ioripnet meS
Sinouer, Iiseiom ser ifaI inoI9gges
eIeftriife 2bs; peo ct Glitter bill arpp.
ten blipe abifiIt fro Oct cprigc Rum.
De Sitter, iom mn bar BIaos / Rum.
met, bill blipe anbroet / ben me
Script unber Sreberif ben SITES So.
pei. 0aar belle Mrbeibet, ipm paabe.
gpnoes | ben nrrmeite 5remtib, err
t%ilenoebragt, bill Sarfoiaeen, paa
bpilfen Der netop / bisie 9aec lpg.
ges iibite Saono / Den @nferifc ia.
BRIT / Sribaonen i 8isbenbapn, bli
anbragt | 8rppten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-23

menter. llnineriitetet loo GA lame
ct Pengcitab og beitiIte openifisbet
en- EXTRA ioer 9aas iii bette. Sor
Saanet al Sfobet % for 9oaien er
mi &egning poa 100 .aroner inoienbt
til uniperiitetet, bpor man ipncs, at
oct er baarot nof. at Der ifaI betaIes
100 Ser, for at Or. GoofS feoteoe
Sommebog funbe bpiIe unber 9aas
% Slaa / ct balpt Snes Gage.