davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-05-24
TWO Girls ESCAPE FROW Jan,
They BelsREed 90 the George JunloF Re-
publlr and We're Captured IN Ithaca.

pubtie and We're Captured IN Ithaca.
ITHACA. May 2S.--After making their
escape from the jail OF the George Junior
Republic at Freevills at midnight by
climbing out of a window and sliding
down a pole from the second aOor and
after wading through a swamp and walk
ing all the way 20 this city Florence
Dougherty of Pittsburg and Carrie
Hazely Of lnterAken. each u years
Of age, were caught by Chief Of
Police Buck yesterday morning on the
GlsnwoOd Boulevard They were re-
turned % Freeville by Supt q r Morton
who had been notified Of their arrest
and are now in Jail again
The girls had been confined In iail be-
CNuse Of misconduct after a trial Miss
D,ugherty engineered the plan to esoaDe.
and they successfully got out of window
10 the second story roof. No way was
open ~ them but % slide down a pole
% the ground, which they did Mis-
DOugherty had flied a suit case with
clothes Between them the girls had man
aged 10 conceal t5, although the republic
has a currency % its own
In order ~ make a clean getaway the
girls were forced % wade through a
swamp They rushed into the swamp
without taking OF their shoes and stock
ings. fearing that they might be- disoov-
cred In doing this their shoes became
wet and muddy, a. well as their stock
ings. Miss Dougherty had taken along
two pairs ~ stockings. The girls nut
on the dry hose. but the shoes worn by
Mise Dougherty had shrunk and she
could not get her feet into them so she
walked all the way 20 fthana ten miles
with her feet only half way in the shoes.
The escape was not discovered by the
Freeville authorities until = A. VI. Then
the pOlice here were notified, az well az
authorities In other towns and cities
An investigation was started here. The
chief learned that the girls had purchased
two Lehigh Valley Railroad tickets FOR
Johannesburg. They had become fright
ened however. and started 70 walk 10 the
FIRST stop. Willow Creek When they aag
the chioer they nan. but the chief ran
faster and caught them. They were
taken % police headquarters and then
held until Supt. Morton arrived.
The sun., 1910-05-24
Foremost Clothiers Since lS45

and refused b provide for her and their
children. She said that he has an annual
income Of Ni.S 500.
She IA living In Manhattan.
The defendant put IN a general denial
OF bis wife's charges but did not appear
When tho oase came up for q hearing.
heferee Wainwright. however. insisted on
the bankers APPEARANCE, and reterring
70 hia testimony senator Wainwright says
~ his report. The referee insisted that
tne defendant be called and give tesu-
mOny In HE own behalf. His evidence
and general demeanor while On the sta1d
showed that be had wilfully left he vie
and Intended never % return % her.
The sun., 1910-05-24
nomrn,, rr,dr Inlnn I.ennnr.

Miss Mary p Dreisr. president of the
Womens Trade Union League. returned
from ~ LOUIS yesterday. where she had
been attending a meeting oi the national
executive committee u the league She
said that the national executive COM
mittee of the league decided 20 organise
branches In all the cities and had received
letters from the workers in Chattanooga.
New Orleans and other cities In the South
requesting the league to form locals
The sun., 1910-05-24
STRIKE RRElKERS SENT IWAr.
international Paper q Onlpany Takes Back
IT. Old Men.

SARAToOA. May n The nails of tho
International Paper Company a. Palmer
Falls were cleared Of strike breakers to-
night, preparatory 20 resuming opera
tons tomorrow morning with the former
employees who went on strike In March.
Dut who are now 10 return 10 work in
accordance with the agreement rscently
re1ched b9twesn the cOmpany and the
men. rhres hundred strike breakers left
the mills under military guard tonight
and we're eent away by the company On
a special train. There was no disorder
Company l. u the State militia. which
strike hegan. has besn ordered hack 20
Saratogl tomorrow. The expense for
military protection A. the Palmer Falls
plant since tho strike bsRan will reach
Al un
The sun., 1910-05-24
Railroad FIremea Give Reason Tor want.
ina More Pay.

CHICAOO. May "a. .-Railroad Rremen
to-day added their testimony 10 the evi-
dance heforo the Federal arbitration
board which is attempting 70 settle the
wage dispute hetween tho Western roads
and their employees The workers. con-
is necessary because of higher cost ~
living and tho increasing hardships en-
durod by the men.
The sun., 1910-05-24
Mr.. RIchtsF Dles Sf wounds InnIcted by
mer Iln.llanl

Albert Richter. ths butchsg who was
arrested in Jersey City On Sunday. whsrs
be hh1 ied after assaulting his wife with
q knife. was aTraigned before Magistrate
DOoisy In the Adams street court in Brook
lyn yesterday and held without hail pend
fg ne result a he wifa's injuries Shs
dird IN 81 Catharine's Hospital A. $50
3 clock, just few minutes after he was
irtnanded On Saturday last Richter
who was not living with his wife and
three children. visited her hOms az 1873
Gates avenue and cut her half q dozen
times with a carving knife
The sun., 1910-05-24
n. v. CsntFaI WoaV TFaRsfeg Calves E.ass
Thaa FoaF Weel1s GA.

UTICA. May 7s.-As the result Of a
campaign oonduotsd BY various humane
socisties In tho State which alleged cruelty
% live calves on the part Of railroads
transporting them, y Wag announced
ofilcihl1 had issned an order fOrbiadinR
the carrying Of calves leas than four
WEEKS Old on lts road. and has 20 notified
other railroads from which Il rsosiveS
transfers % live stock
This VIII prove q BIG handicap 10 both
veal shippers IN central New York and
other PLACES and VIII 20 far toward puf-
ting en- end 10 indiscFimihats dealing IN
Immature meat
The sun., 1910-05-24

Pasquale Albano. % years old. Of fss
Conover street. a Hlaok Handsr Who was
convicted Of assault In the iirst darrae
Tor shooting and seriously wnundinR
another Italian from whom ho had tfis,
% aEiort $40. vas yesterday asntsncnd
% ni1,e yeaFu and ten monfha In sang Eing
p judge FAHcsst in .tha County Court
The sun., 1910-05-24
SEPARArIONFOR MRS. KN0WLES
Court Allows wife oG Banker s7aO a
M1ngh Alimuny.

WHITE PLAINS. May 25.-Following the
report Of senator J. MayheW Wainwright
a. referee supreme Court Justice Isaac
y. Mile to-day fled an order granting a
decree of separation 10 Mrs. Anna Coles
Knowles from Andrew A. Knowles, third
viOs-presidsnt Of the Mechanics National
Bank Of Manhattan. Judge Mills allows
Mrs. Knowles AlimOny Of SEQ a month
and 800 counsel fees.
Tbs testimony. which was taken in
secret became public today when the
deoreo of Judge Mills vas fled in the
Weatohostsr County Clerks oIios. The
couple were married on Novsmber N
isas, and have two children. Kathryn
and Harry Coles KnOHles, who are 7i
and - years 0f aRs respsctivsly.
Mn. Knowles ALLEGED that her husband
Who had q largo country estate al Glen
Cove. abandoned her on August ~, ao09
The sun., 1910-05-24
Es.t side Landry STIR. orner.d.

A strike of the workers in SOO laundries.
principally on the East Side. vas ordered
Yesterday az a meeting Of the Laundry
Workers Union in Clinton Hall, isI Clin-
ton street. to go into effect to-day. The
strike IL 10 be for an adnavce In wages
n II per cent. and recogni ton Of the
union committee Of fifteen was APP
pointed % handle the strike.
The sun., 1910-05-24

Tho Wall Street edition q TIVE EVENING
srS contains all the financial news and
the aeock and bond quotations % the close
oi the market. The closing quotations.
, including tho bid and asked prices. with
eddiiional news matter. are contained alao
n he night odition q THE EVENING sen.
The sun., 1910-05-24
Drspsr E.sats Msr. Tnan q. 10000

WOAcEsTER. Mass. May 2s--An inven-
tory Of the estate of tho late Gsn. William
y. Draper was fled In ths Probate Couri
to-day by the exeCutors Of the viii. Clara
n. Draper and Oliver n. Lane. both d
hopedAle. u values Il at t2A 900 In real
estate in Hopedale and ea.83l.0e5 IN per
sOnal property, consisting Of st0chA
bonds and hank accounts.
The sun., 1910-05-24

wv - eAAAIA NAAfGn
ChFigt Episcopal Church In Clinton
giEest, Brooklyn, oolsbatsd tho seventy
nith anniversary a its organization on
sunday. Ths ccnEraE1iion'a ounfrih,n.
tlu1s Iof an eldoNmeut fund amounted
20 mcIo than t1o.ma
The sun., 1910-05-24

Advertisements for TIVE sUN and Tn
EvESNo SuN maJ hs len at any Ansri-
can District Msaspngtr oHioa Ii fhs CIV
The sun., 1910-05-24

Gets q Letter saying That the Resting
PlAee q Thsmas Wllletta II MARKED
POoFiy m = nhsde lslAad Cemetery
-The Matter % h Loslled into.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16
Current Comment
Recruiting Our Farms.

we took occasion a few weeks ago to
refer to the plea Of Mr.. Lajos Steiner
that some intelligent effort be made to-
ward educating our annual flood Of i'm
migrants as to the agricultural possibil-
tiles in this country the relative cheap
ness Of land, and the vast amount Of
it now producing nothing, or next to
nothing, for lack OF aggressive tlllage.
In another column Mr. Steiner sets
forth in greater detail his views as to
what should be done to bring these
facts to the attention Of the immigrants
They are, he says, hungry for land,
agriculturists by habit and training,
and the first thing they do upon ar
rival in the old country is TO buy land
and set up on farms Of their own
They could as a matter OF TACT, get
better land in the United States for
/ less money, and live and bring up their
children in country where there Is
mo military CONSUMPTION, and where
4 taxes do not eat up the bulk of q farm
/ er's profits Mr.. Steiner appears to be-
4 lieve that their attachment to the home
country is largely the result OF this
land hunger, and that it would be no
4 trouble to keep them here if the land
owning opportunities in the United
States were brought to their attention.
II this is true the experiment is GER
tainly worth trial If food prices are
any criterion we are in urgent need Of
more farmers already, and the short
age is likely to become increasingly
acute unless some outside supply can be
I drawn upon. The last census makes
more than ever apparent the strong
/ tendency ctyward Of the population. So
that, quite apart from the actual cash
the country would save by DETECTING its
peasant immigrants to the country, flu
/ ture generations of city feeders would
have much to thank us for.New York
! Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16
VERMONT FARM VALUES INCREASE

When the individual farmer Of Yer
mont takes inventory Of his possessions,
he perhaps does not realize that farm
values il this state have been going
ahead rapidly during the past ten years.
1t needs report OF the census bureau
to bring out the information, and we
have that information in the summary
printed in another column of to-day's
paper. BY that report from the census
bureau, we are informed that farm land
in Vermont has increased three dollars
per acre, while farm land with buildings
has increased just double that amount
so that now the average value per acre
Of Vermont farms is S24, or an increase
Of SO per cent since the last deeennial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

It would seem like good sense to place
the central normal school if there is to
be one in community of some size
where the educational system in the
public schools is well developed. The
greatest good for the students in the
normal school would come from obser-
walton OF the methods of teaching rath-
er than by learning the theory OF it
from books and instructors inside the
normal school. In addition, the stu
dents Of a normal school in q large
place might get the benefit OF practical
lessons through temporary placement
as teachers in the public schools.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16
Jingles and Jests
The place.

Wanting a copy of ''Tales from Shake.
speare." by Charles and Mary Lamb, and
being in a great hurry, he cut the title
down and asked the clerk at the book
counter Of one of our large department
shops whether she had Lambs Tales.
He said he should never forget the lar
away look she gave him as she re-
marked in most superior tone;
lambs tails2 Fur department third
floor. Tit Bits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

report. This has brought the total valu-
alton of farm Land in Vermont to Sll2,-
327 600. This is a statistical indication
Of that development in agriculture which
has been talked about in recent years,
but which was considered by many to be
chimericaI. One OF the most noteworthy
features Of the increase is the tremen-
dous gain Of 81 per cent. in wages paid
farm employees. The revelations Of the
census bureaus report are calculated to
strengthen the back to the farm" move
ment from the great cities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

Goyernor.elect Draper OF Massachu-
setts publicly admits that his secretary
is writing his inaugural message; which
is an admission that many executive
and other officials are not pleased to ad-
nit. Inasmuch as the secretary sim
ply clothes the executives ideas IN the
best words, there is no great fault to
be found about the practice.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

OF course, Barre knows Barre granite
when it sees It.; but for the benefit OF
some others the Barre trademark is to
be put on the product. Barre granite
men appreciate the implied fattery
which competitors give them when they
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

try to foist some other granite under
the name OF Barre on an unsuspecting
public, but that is as far as the appre-
citation goes, 1t is not in accord with
fair business method. Hence, ten efforts
Of the local association to eliminate
that kind of competition are reasonable
enough.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

An indirect bequest Of $4,000 was
made to the state Of New Hampshire
through Mary Baker Eddy in the shape
of an inheritance tax.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

LAWYER Elmore and the $4,000 might
be investigated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

Doctor Cook still finds his goods mar
ketable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

Mr.. Jack Frost, Dear Sir; your pack
age arrived as per prediction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

Another hold-over legislature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-16

Gold crosses at Burr's.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Sruettraffen

Tnrienoelicn al Srngt ira Srilgt'
canene paa StiQebapsfpiten til War'
feoerne i Giteu bar | oiSie Gage
naoet lit Ssioepulft og ilaaet ollie
tioIigerc Ietoroer.
Wco Union Taciic.S nnen aIeue
iorienotes Ser / Snli oper 1000
9oane meo Srugt, buer inbeboloenoc
ira Is til 20 Sou. Ssioepnnftet
naaeoes imibIertio Den isrite llge /
auguit, oo aiifibningerre ooer oen-
nc Sane belpb iis til ira 400 til 500
Gogne ON 0ngen.
Smtrcut 80 Erocert al oiSlc
6ruqtmaSier bapner ! Chicago; &c.
item iprcbcS 10 cner Soma % ocn
peitlige Gel al Slinpis.
3enne pGlbige Srlgttrafif triier
meb al bibfsre en- isIelig @osuman'
gel paa Here al DC trausfontinentale
Bauer, 90 Ionae 5oe Of TONNE
@oosposne lenbes j al Soft peiioper
til Srustegpeue Il Oregon, enliior.
mia os Colorado.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
6uees ~Jorofeitelie,

"aftcnpoitcn" ior 27Se Si'li meo.
oclcr:
@iniIter Cubes SoroiGitelie fairot
StcS / RiSbass fra aapclet paa
gor Srcliers Grapluno. Sapellet
por uaIminoeIig itcmringSfilot no.
impffet. SeIe acret bar omgipet al
florompunSne Talmer % itcre Nspr'
ter. % poa beeee Sioer neocper til
llooonaen par aubrust Horcmpnnone
2uurbprtrTr.
llrnen meb aiSsScs gife, Tom par
inofrlot / en- @ronitblof, bar place
ret paa Ell iortfIGbt GItraoc mlot !
aoret.
@lanbt 9ranic omfring llrnen
ioaes Sonaen og 9ronningenS, en-
itor arans al bpioe 8oicr og SiIier
meo bpioe, gulofrpnoicoe Saano meo
Snfription. Regierin9cn bapoe
ienSt en- itor arons al rsbe Hoier.
SeSuben laa Der pcb llrnen en- arans
fra ocn amcrifnnife legation Der |
@pen. Zen fore MGngbe al priuotc
aranie bar laet | Sorm al CT aorS
iorau llrueeiiroeen.
giosoes rrrmciic Sanilie toe
Slaes tiIpeuitre aoret. afSsoes
samIe Mooer bieo fsrt til i'm Vlaes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12


s fioite Sefte at "Ror6manSsfor'
bnnoet" (6te Sefte 3oie Iorg.) fin
Der ri blanbt mango andre sobe Einq
en- IrtifeI at Or. 5. 81. Hanneltaf
ON norif Wanosiane / Imerifa. DOT,
loren giper Der en- Speriiet ODER.
booo Der er ubrettet poa bette On
raaoe, 90 bans artifeI bill I9ies mel
Itor S~nteresie al alle, iom bar SanS
for Wanosiangens getpbning ibIanbi
os. Ser err bel ingen Spil ON, al
ben norifc Wanosiang beroper bar
p9ret Ell al De pirfiomite Saftorer
geltrpbelierne for at opretDoloe DC
norife Snteresier hos De Subpanore-
De, og naar man, iom i bette Sili9I.
De, faar lamlet, bpab Der Der er no.
rettet ligeiom paa ct Bret, ioa err oci
NOT til, at man n9iten mao inlpone.
res oeraf. af andre i9rIig pqroi.
Iuloe artifler | bette Seite bill hi
nppne en- a~fbanOling al Sru CRUDE
aotb ON "apinoernes politiife og 10.
ciale Stiaine | Ioree", bpori Srlen
paa faa 8lahe piier, bporleoes 3bin.
oeiasen Sfriot for Sfriot, i SoIfe.
opion og 2%oneiuning, bar fi9mpei
fig frem til bens mloerenoe Stiaina.
aoniul Sale SteenSIano ifriper ON
"Nlrmle' eaer SnlgangsifoIen | gam.
lie Oage". Ioolf Sframltao Ieoerer
en- llbrebniug af Spsrgsmaalet ON
"SoIoifatterne os oeres SoroeIing /
Norge", % 81. g. q. Carts giper en-
intereslant Hepue oper piatige
norif'amerifanife Silbragelier. Sci.
tet inoebolber ogioa forte NeooeleI.
Ter ON, bporleoes iioite 17be Iai rel,
reoeS blarbt RorbmGno / ollie 2anoe,
og oct er nGriagt iorbauienoe at ie,
bpor %alminbelig Sagen iaar bar boz,
ret feltIigboIbt Seroen oper. 0ette
ipaar gobt for oen gepGgeIie, Goro,
monosforbuuoet bar lat fig / Spioier
for. enbelig iioeboIber Seitet Sor,
bunbetS aarSberetning og "2oril
Gagbog" peb Gcioar grpniISicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

brcics .omfrina I Ct Splitter. boa bpis
fnore Sperflobe en- Sfrnetraoo 10.
Der | mooiot Metning. Rellem SO.
pcotraobcn | SpIiteret eIler GpIinoe.
rem CT minore Eraaoe, og Jorbpb-
ningerne meuem De n9pnte Sopeo.
TRADE bIiper efter bpert grunoere ira
ben enc Gnoe til ben anoen, ida De
til at bespnoe meb boIoer De belle
Sue6eforn, naar bisie ilippes irib |
Waffinen, men efteriom DC pnsierer
gjennem SpIiteret p~ulperiieres De
libt efter Iibt, inbtil Der life er noeet
fait igien af ben peo Den mobiatte
Gn6e.
$peben mao fsrit gisres ififfet for
grsO beo erinois at paifes, bporefter
omtrent en- Ntnt Iunfent 8ano fsies
til bpert Tiinb Sneoe. Wnn Iaoer
ben iaa benitaa | omtrent Ter Elmer,
og Sbeoefornene bill oa bore opipiil.
meoe til BET oobbeIte af beres natrr.
lige StsrreIle. ga er BET, at man
tiIfsier Den ~nsooenoige @i9r os SaIt
% laber oct belle saa giennem Den
obennGbnte Waifine. Com antpbet
tpinges Spebefornene fremoper langs
Sfruers Sraaoe og pilperiieres liot
efter Iiot, iaa De tiIiioit fommer no
iom Ell iepn Hsre eaer 9eig.
Wasien fnaoes ogiaa meb en- fin.
brig Iioen Waifine, Der beitaar af TO
Sfruer meIem to paroIeae Slaber.
Seisen tpinges af Sfruerne no eien-
mem eft SuI, og Den berpeb bannebe
Rll at 9eig er at p~asienbe Spffelie
til at uogisre ct grsb. Oct Iange
9eigitpffe RULES berfor iammen %
l9gges | en- altrp netop iom BET fom.
mer fra anaoemaifinen, og Der for.
bliper bet, inbtiI Oct begpnber at
bppe fig. 9a flores Oct / pasien6e
lanae Stpffer og IGgges / Banben,
for berpaa. naar oct rette giebIif
fommer, at ipttes | gageropnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
2lrreiteret / Voree.

Sra aritinnia telegraiercS Ser,
Soc auguit:
Geo Worf)er, Ser er beifpIbt for al
bape i%tiaoIet $4,000 fra Iorie Orr
0ocf Company / Rciu 9orf, bleu
5orsoogs arreiteret / SoImcitrauo al
cr SpbugeIiesbetient ira ariitiania.
Wtdrher mboeg imiolertib, men e.
ter Ell lang SSgeu bleo ban poaml
orreiteret og illoiot / areSSfGng8Iei
/ SoImeitrmno.
Wortcr CT Sotifc % gift mcS en-
norif Came. San brooc $4,000 / jim
gcitooeIie, oa ban bleo arrciteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
spanien "a gatifanet.

Spanien % @atifanet. s Sor-
bolbet meaem Dem ipairife &egiertns
oe 8atifanet er Der enomi life inc.
troabt nogen Sormortng. Baoens
Statsiefreter aaronlal Mterrp Del
Sal - iom ielo er en- ipauif Sumter
ifaI mere ct iterft 9nife ON at fou
Sorbnrblingerne meb Spanien glen.
optaset, men ban bar ialfalo life
enbni taget uoget Stribt / ben Ret
ming, og Den iponife &egierina er pit
beler life tiIbsieIig til at giue efter
ipGrt meget. Get liberale Soneoor.
gan / Wabrib ertlereoe iualeoes |
SusoogS, at HegierinsenS Nfgisrel.
Ter angaaertoe De firfelige &eformer
er ugi~enfolOeli9e, og at 8ienoptogel-
len al SorbanoIingerne meo Satifa'
net angaaenoe &puforOatet por en-
llmuligbeo meomin0re Satlfonet
ulerfien0er 0e al Hegieringcn ale
reoe iperfIatte Heiormer iom "iulo.
bproeoe &ieuOsgierninger" -HltnSt
cmfrinq / Spauien bannes Der III
~"fotbolife Suntas", oa Re8ieringen
bar beiliittet life at ifrioe IND irnoo
oiSie, iaalGnge De bolber Iig inoen'
for 2opliebeoens @rGnier. Sioen
Sen misIpffebe Concentration | San
Sebuitian / Ssnba9s bar Sapen ira
Spanicn mootaget $4,000 Selegram'
mer, bpori ban tiliigeS Srlolfab %
Sroifob, men DC alerileIte lfal pGre
Ienbt al Garliiter. - s bilbao bar
ser / Susoogs en- liben antponing I'll
Splsb ioct en- arreitmt ira Sam Sc
bntiun blcp iut | SrnsieI. Der lnrn'
lcSes pco observation-disclosures en- ltsrre
SolfemrneSe iom raabte: "SGnae
lepe Gaoen % Songen! Neo mrS
Reaieringenl" Gemonitranterne bler
itror orcoet pGf al goltti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12

I Ren gurf bar 2eaiSIntlircn
netop oebtoget en- goo Sop til &egu.
Ierine al NtutomobilfisrieI. Zen be.
itemmer blanot an6et, Of Gb%auisrer
euer &ierere Of GutomobiIer ifal M.
tage Gicenie; 5. b. t., be maa UNDER.
fate iig en- 8rDoe % beoiie, at DC fon
itDre en- Iutomo6il / Ell ineuer Sen.
Ding, % at De i oct belle ioritnar fig
pan Den SIugs &isregreier; inlbcr
oenne 8rsue beIoig no, ina iaar &c
fit Sicenie, life eaerS. Smaogutter,
ia Gutter ]ooerbooeoct. moe life til.
labes al fiere AutomobiIer beQeriffe
Siger, meo andre Orb, I'll Gbau.
fsrer mao life benptte$ andre enc
borne 6olf, % De mao bape aiIaqt
8ionesbprb for, at De meitrer iii 6aa.
Sioere %beiteumer ben npc SoU, at en-
GutomobiI aItio ifal itanoie, uaar
nogen, iom fisrcr meo Seitc, giucr
8urieI oerom, % / llIpffesttIirloe
bIir bet Acknowledgements Sag al
bepiie, at ban iutet saIt bar eiort,
ON ban snifer al un6gau Inipar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Srco uoen WeI.

Si bar mi "beiteIsie~ aisretsier
% "iIbIsie" aoaeiubretninger, men
oct allernpeite er Dog "meIlgit" 9rso.
9san bar nemIig bespnot meo en- I'M
Troces. bporoeS Speben fan briiaes
iom Den fommer fra Sraifemaifi'
rlen, og Misler os @teI i0etbeIctaset
bliper oerpeo operilsoiat.
Sheen fommer fra Saris, ca oct
or eli Iioen os meset iimpeI @aifine,
iom meo en- Sang foruanoIcr Speoen
til 9eis, @nifincn bcitaar bcpebia'
selie al en- itor Sfrue, Der Isielig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-12
Se Turenebe Cutters @encralfon'

inl / 2onbon inoberetter, at Iaffe'
ppitpeienet bar piit iis i9rbeles til.
frebsftinenbe / gnsImb. Ser bIcu
| 2sbet af 1909 Jolt transported
4,342, 093 Stpffer B~affepoit, bpiIfet
bar en- Sorsselie af S9732 fra Del
foresaaenoe aar. Get enseIife Eoit.
p9ien tilaber mn, at Yaffepoit ienbes
iiben forrobetdIt Horto, iaalebes al
oenne fan betdles peS 9affens Mob'
tageIie. Sette bar piit iie at bore en-
popiiI9r Srbnins.