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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
gELLgoY coNFEssEs CHINE

PASADENA, July 13 Henry Pasner, a bell
boy Of Los Angeles, who engaged with
others by the Hotel Maryland to assist during
the doctors convention, was arrested yester-
day and charged with stealing a watch from
Head Clerk Day. He confessed to the crime
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
BUYS 40 FARM LOTS

SAN BERNARDINO, July 12-Charies NJ
Rowles of san Francisco has purchased forty
farm lots in the Rialto irrigation district The
price was s33, COO and the land was sold by
Francis Cutie, C. c. Bond Archibald Sharpe
J. n. Higgins and j. B. Neel.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
BOY BREAKS ARM

LONG BEACH, July 12-William Nesbt,
boy had bad fall today, breaking his right
arm. D. L. A. Perce reduced the fracture.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
NEWS FROM NEIGHBORING CITIES
PASADENA

Correspordent-Res. phone Sunset sS67
Circulation Home ie4e; Sunset 2140.
Office, 80 w. Colorado St Phones 1897
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
PASADENA CLASSIFIED
PASADENA SHOE HOSPITAL


MEMS SEWED SOLES AND HEELS 81;
ladies'. s5c 154 N. FAIR OAKS AVE
7-l-1mo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13

California south OF the Tehachapt-Fair
Wednesday, overcast In morning; light south
winds.
anFrancisco and vicnity-Foggy Wednes-
day: brisk southwest winds.
Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Wednesday; light
south winds moderate temperature
Sacramento valley-Cloudy and cooler We'd
nesday; light south winds
San joaquin valey-Fair Wednesday; con-
tinued warm; light west winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS

HAND FILE CASES
for card system and document Ale; must be
modern and in good order BOX 221. Her
Sid. 6-6-n
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MISCELLANEOUS
REAL ESTATE

FoK ExcHANGE-I HAVE A CLEAR LOT
IN Coltp1 that ! will trade for diamonds,
furniture, auto. or Ehat have your Ad.
dresa BOX b3i He'Ald. s-h-u
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
sANITARIuMS
NURSES

WANTED-A PRACTICAL NURSE WOULD
like position to care for Invalid; Will work
reasonable. Phone Main 47O4. ask for
MRS. FARRELL. 7-1I-3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
ADVERTISERS


Count six average words - one nh~
Nc ad accepted for less than the priss
sf three lines
The Herald reserves the right TO r..
riss Advertisements and to reject or omu
and refund the an cunt paid
Report promptly to the classified man
ager failure 70 get returns or experieues
With fraudulent or dishonest adveruss1A
Two or more insertions are better than
one Try q three-tine ad. Results A.
For contract solicitors ana advsrtiHns
advice call
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HOME 1921
AND ASK FOR CLASSIFIED MANAGER
SPECIAL RATES
Want ada. r. word each iuaersios
Rooms for rent. s lines. timee.
Rooms with board 5 lines. tlne@
rs CENTS
BELF wANTED-MaIs and female.
lnes, times.
IS CENTS
SITUATIONS WANTED
FREE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
Cemeteries


HILL YWU CEMETERY
Rolling lawns. trees. shrupoery and beaut.
ful lakes.
MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT
Situated in the most beautiful section OF
California. the ideal location Just
inside Los Angeles city limits.
MelroRe and Colegrove car lines to grounds
A CEMETERY THAT Is SELECT
AII81. 2O8 Laughlin Bldg. Main 3ol
Cemetery phones 00O5S; Holly wood 3i2.
EVERGREEN CEMETERY
The Los Angeles Cemetery association,
Boyle Heights, near city limits Operated
under perpetual charter from Los Angeles
city. Modern chapel and cremstory
Office $3.50 Bradbury Building
PhOnes-MaIn $685. A5460.
Cemetery-HOme DlO03; Boyle o.
6-6-l2m
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13

You can buy it, perhaps at many places. but
place advertiser
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
THE WEATHER
Los ANGELES. Iuly z. isl

Los ANGELEs. July IT, lS1O
Time, Baron1 IThcr. HUM Wind Vie. Weather
1.% 1% ssis ssa q q 81 81 sW SE 70 Gssa' GlSSf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13

WHAT HAVE you TO EXCHANGE FOR 4
good 1910 Springfield rine7 Address BOX aol
Herald Office. s-~-u
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WANTED
mELP-MAL

AND BOYS; NO EXPENSE
for instruction; learn automobiles. electric
ity, plumbing, bricklaying trade In months
Instead OF years: study half and work hait
tIu,e. write for catalogue UNITED TRADE
SCHOOL CONTRACTING CO.. 64I i'aeihe
Electric Bldg. or 234 Aliso ST. f-l-lmo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
ROSEDALE CEMETERY
AssAYING
CHURCH NOTICES

JOmN HERMAN, 25sh 5. Man. Not sa.l..
faction. but accuracy guaranteed i:97-'f
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-13
WHEELED VEHICLES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OIL LAND-YOUR OPPORTUNITY WE
have the best oil land In a new field. Can
sell or lease. You can become a director
field on a small investment. Investigate.
See FISHER, 225 Merchants Trust Bldg.
7-12-tf
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
A RENEFIT MATINEE.

When Maude Adams comes to Salt
Lake the latter part of this week she
will be greeted with warmer welcome
than she has ever had, and to those
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
"MARITANA.v

The Provo B. Y L. Opera company,
an organization that has a cast of rare
musical artists, will appear at the Salt
Lake theatre this year. in Vincent
Wallace's tunefuI and delightful opera,
Mariana" Saturday afternoon and
night, May 81. Prof. A. c. Lund, di
rector of the company, offers a more
pretentious production than any here
tofOre attempted Miss Fay Loose,
daughter of Col. Ed Loose will appear
as Maritana at the evening perform
ance, and Miss Ina Fulmer in the same
role at the matinee With seventy
five people in the chorus, twelve prin-
cipalS and an orchestra of twenty-five,
the presentation viii be stupendous.
New scenery, costing over $1,000, has
been made especially for this produc-
ton, which viii assure lavish and
handsome presentation. This company
has presented a number of surprising
ly successful operas in past years,
among them being The Beggar Stu
dent" at the Orph cum in this city last
year; ''Boccacio,@ Bohemian Girl"
Princess Ida Priscilla" Daughter
of the Regiment" "'Erminie," and
others. Those who attended THE Beg
gar Student last year were given a
surprise and a rare treat. No pro-
fessiOnal production has better acting,
while the voices were so pure and
harmoniously blended that critics,
press and public We're unanimous in
praise. This year the cast win be ma
terially added to in the person or Lu-
verne SigmOnd of Chicago, a talented
tenor, who assumes the role of Don
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
LELAND II. POWERS.

There is in the human heart ali in
nate desire and hunger to see life de-
picted in dramatic form The play is
an enchanted mirror in which one sees
his own experiences, his hopes, fears,
struggles, ambitions and ideals He IS
admitted into the hearts and lives of
people of other times and other en-
VirOnments and when, in spite of diff
ference of manner, speech or custom,
he finds the same heart interest In all,
he feels an uplift, an expansion OF
sympathy which IS a Joy forever. The
work of Leland T. Powers, who makes
his first appearance before a Salt Lake
audience on Tuesday, May 10, presents
the drama in the purest form, shorn of
all EMBELLISHMENTS and false theatrfc
atmosphere. It Is absorbing. cleansing,
recreation uneQualed. Per
haps there is no other such man in the
world today as Leland T. Powers He
stands at the head of his profession
and his work bespeaks that of a mas
ter From early bOyhOod he was a
student of the English Ian
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
The

Of US who recall how, time after time,
the dainty little lady had to pause and
bow her acknowledgements when she
was here last, this seems almost i'm
possible. Always the most lovable of
women, always filled with the rarest
charm. always irresistible in her
fascination she will henceforth be even
more of all those to Salt Lakers who
have loved her since she was a baby"
Indeed, there is no one actress on
the stage today who has so endeared
herself to the American people as
Maude Adams has, her sweetness of
manner. her simplicity and genuine
ness and her winning personality make
place for her almost in advance of
her indisputed talent. In this gracious
act of hers, giving herself for the
good of the orphans of the city, she has
but TO show herself at her best But
the kindness of the entire company
can not be too highly appreciated. The
fact that the matinee is to be the Sec
ond performance should make it espe-
cially attractive and despite the fact
that matinee audiences are proyerbial
for their GOODNESS, 1T will be a warm
hearted one which greets Miss Adams
and her company next Saturday after
noon at the Salt Lake theatre.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01

excellent vaudeville acts and three
reels of motion pictures will be given
at each performance for an admission
TO be shown at the Shubert will be
furnish ed by the Florence Film COM
pany of this city. and will consist of
the very best productions from the
worlds leading film manufacturers.
Mana ger Florence some time ago in
stalled opera chairs throughout the en-
tire building and the theatre has a
seating capacity of over 600. The adj
mission prices will be regulated as to
the position of the seats in the house.
irrespective OF the age of the patron.
A general admission of cents will be
charged for seats in the balcony and
gallery, while 10 cents will secure any
seat in the parquet.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
ISIS THEATRE.

The program at the Isis theatre for
the coming week is one which promises
to be one of the greatest drawing cards
ever shown at this theatre. An impress
siye lesson in Christian charity, The
Way of the World" by the popular Bio
graph company, is the headliner. The
acting throughout this production is
excellent, the biograph players giving
their usual careful attention to details
The scenes of the production are laid
a [ the historic San Gabriel mission in
California. An original comedy by the
Vitagraph company, The Portrait" is
also included in this program and is
one or the most artistic laugh-pro-
ducers offered for a long time. 1t is
also a good take-off on the man who
thinks he knows it all. This subject
tells a delightful story in a delight
fully humorous way. Two other sub
jects from the Pathe Freres studio
completes the motion picture program,
one OF these, The Partisan" is an
intensely dramatic subject with ex-
ceedingly tragic ending the acting
throughout being exceptionally good
The other subject is an excellent edu-
cational picture of Venice. showing the
glorious architectural beauties of this
city in a way never before presented
to the public. A well-known local
singer and the Isis orchestra will have
charge of the musical end of the pro-
gram.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
CASINO THEATRE.

The Dill which changes Monday at
the popular Casino promises to be very
good The vaudeville is headed by the
premier entertainers, Savoy & Savoy, IN
a comedy skit, "A Mile in a Minute"
Their act is said to be very clever and
has gone with a rush in all the large
eastern houses. Another act that
comes well recommended is H Nc
Knight Lilley as The Niger and the
Sport" They do singing and dancing
act that's above the average There are
four feature pictures on the bill, COW
ering wide range of subjects, includ-
ing comedy, drama and romance and
shown as they are at the Casino, round
out a bill of good, clean entertainment.
The present excellent bill will close
with tOnight's performance. There
are daily matinees and three perform
ances each evening.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01

gUage and loved to astound his play
mates with interpretatio from the
school reader. When asked one time
why he did not go on the stage he re-
piled. I'm too short" But that was
not the real reason. He saw the great
possibilities in the field of interpreta-
ton and resolved to make the most of
them Today he has the distinction of
being the highest salarfed lecturer in
America. Whether working or travel
ing Mr.. Powers receives 5000 a day and
all expenses. In the eastern country
he has appeared as many as twenty
eight times in one city, and has ap-
peared under the supervision of the
largest universities of this country and
England. Mr.. Powers will appear for
the first time in Salt Lake at Barratt
hall on Tuesday evening, May 10. 'Da-
vid Garrick" has been selected for this
recital, and indications point to a ca
pacity audience. Roger W. Powers is
the management.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
sCWInnW IONES-

Catchy music, good comedy, pretty
girls. handsome cOstuming and a noted
prima donna. Dorothy Morton. will be
the attraction at the Colonial theatre
for the coming week, commencing with
Sunday evening, when the popular
queen of comic opera will open her en-
gagement in J. J. McNally's musical
comedy Widow Jones'" Widow
Jones" was written for May Irwin and
it was her greatest success and this
season il has proven a potent vehicle
for Dorothy Morton and her talented
supporting company. The latest song
successes are introduced into Widow
Jones" and one number, a burleSque on
grand opera, has caught the fancy of
thousands of playgoers who have heard
it this season in all the large cities
in which Dorothy Morton has appeared
in ''WidoM Jones"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
NEW PLAY FOR MISS CLARKE.

At some time within the next twelve
months, Della NJ. Clarke author and
star of 1.-The White Squaw," will ap-
pears in an entirely new play also
from her pen Miss Clarke's present
venice, which will soon be presented
here, is a romantic American drama.
dating back almost a century. In it
she plays the part of a white girl who
was reared by Indians from babyhood
and in the belief that she is a redskin
IL Is only in the end that she learns
she is of white parentage In her new
play, Miss Clarke will show the white
girl who, after listening all her life to
the call OF the wild, is suddenly trans
planted to the surroundings and condi-
tions of her own people. She believes
her new play will merit favor fully
equal to the great success won by THE
White SlaYe.n
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK
fContinued From p.r. E.

the dash and life which characterize
most of the Essanay films. particularly
those which deal with humorous sub
5ects. Is also announced as head
liner in the comedy order. This num-
Der, the Personal Conduct of Henry"
is one of the best in the comedy line
offered In long time, the fun being
fast and furious, and the audience last
night took 1t out in laughing continu-
ously. While the story is very inter-
esting, the main proposition is that the
film subject, "A Misiaid Baby" is really
funny, and can not fail to make all
those Who see it laugh uproariously
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01

Cesar Mariana" has not been seen
IN TINS city since 1886, when it was
presented by local company under the
management of Robert Gorlinski.
mere is not a more picturesque or
delightful opera written. With a con-
ssllent, clever and bright music plot
lnere is plenty of opportunity for the
display of clever histrionic ability.
beautiful costumes and splendid stage
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-01
SRUBERT THEATRE.

Commencing with matinee today the
Shubert theatre will give its initial
performance of motion pictures and
vaudeville furnished by the
combined northwestern circuit. Five
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Se fsrite SettIere tnm Bib for ca. %
80 aar iibeu, og be fIeite af benz bar
ogfaa bdnt goo 2bfte Der. Sarmerne
Der oriber for BET meIte meS Speoe,
Saore, gpe oa Star. @iememInitsltbz
bnttet bar | CONNER ontrent felaenbe:
Sbeoeu fra 10 til 20; Sapre fra 90 til
80; gbB fra 20 til So; SIar 7 til 12
pr. acre. og efter be uub9renoe soSe
Sriier, faa bar SnrHrerne COB Surties
neite al lit Grbeibe. % be er oeind bel
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Banen. Sen err life rooen flor 9h, men
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alt, bbab Sdrmeren Far at ieIae. Gbins
burg Banners Glebotor 60. bIeb orqdnis
ferret iibitleSen waor, o. lea tror, BEN
fomu1cr til at at bltoe iii @dbn for Sars
ntereu. Sen tog iro en- Rena6e Soebe
I Sst, OF bet cr irtet at unbres pan, ba
q. q. Soraerfor er Rdnnper.
Seq fedr bel Tribe Iibt ON Sebcripenz
bcre cpfna. Ser er life rtanoe al bet
SIaes Solf, men lea for min Sci ibnes,
be er liaeina. Hiffeliqe % cibiIiiereSe fem
andre Splf men hu heb, ser er ooIao en-
o. onSen al benz, iom mo life fan taIz
be for aooe Rennefer. Ren BET er ius
tet at rrbres pda bener, nadr man M
bore baabe Wdrb % @cne.
Hebermserne bill iea intet Tribe ON.
Sorreiter tror Tea, at Sc Far set ina at
iiQe lice ~ubpaaeIiaf. o. 'ad err BET Shnb
at Tribe anoet emo qoot on set ipnae
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life fad ie 1aeens 9hs.
Goa "souS bbe" til aue "Eoiten"s
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gra eprinaNeIS, erpwn Co., Wtnn.

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Ter | Seres 9rebe Glnn, ba ies oeb, al
bet bar en- itor llobreoeIie. Spao ice
bill b~erette, er ON en- aaruiiel Settler
oe Veteran fra goreerfrieeu.
1eter s. Ioe bpoe ben 27be Sanitnr
1910 efter nSdttge Gdrs 9ioeIier. Sor
8 Gar iiben bar bdn I gipdeiter o. iins
bcrgit en- Operation for ct Wdpeonoe.
ban Ieo al, men bIep life noqct beore.
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bIioe errre OF tiliibit sit bet op | grrs
ftet, % bet bIeb bans Deo. Refer z.
Roe bar foot ! 9oree ben ABE SnIi 1S4s
90 Tom til Gmerifa 1 Gdr sammeI. Gan
rom til RirneSotd | 1870 o. too Come
fteao, inn ban boebe boa til for en- 8 a
10 Gdr iihen, Ia ban flbttebe tno til
gben. Gan inSebdbSe flere gmbebsr |
ut form. bar iadIebes SotprrIert for
ct SiSsrnm al ts War; EtoIesglerf bar
boit, til ban flpttcbe til gpen. San bar
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bar Rem fsrite Sritice of tie &toce |
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ara giaars, 9ortb satota.

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cr til itor Sirlp for Sarmerne ber oms
firing, oa bet CT 10 Dbl til Serubauebp.
Billiard er ~beli9penoe peb Waouie Htper.
Ser er nun ct Stpre % Spltbns. Dette
er ct aammeIt Settlement al norIte Solt,
ia Der err euoel. Jon bar Iepet Der %
Var. Sc bar oiit feet fine lure Sage
% bar 9ieuuemaaaet Rpbp89erIioets Sez
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no0en. Sen fsrite bar en- pen 9irte bb9s
get at Srict % Get behite al alt er, at
Den er betdIt.
Ser tales ON, at Soos8aneu itaI bpas
ge en- 9inie, iom Iral edu p%eftoper CO
itaoe iainren meb beits Clinic peb Ris
not. Set er | Soro5eS bent Der neb
gaouie Riber. Seq bar retit meeet Der /
2anbet | milne Sage, badoe / DIT o. peIt,
men Rortb 3dtutd liter ieg MI dIer
bebit. Der CT f~orifisliee, ipa taller ON
at retie til Rorge, % nople bar reiit ale
rehe. Ser er ct Gar Stpifer, iom Hal
reiie Ben lite Sebruar for at bIioe borte
ct Gar. Set er Ole Idmue. Iom ogina
Tai taee meb i'm SamiIie. Sau er fra
2siteu, Sebemarfen; o9iad Rartin 9reos
bel ira SoIberg. Gan t9nier at bIipe
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at bet er iaa eniomt iiSen Den SiS. San
bar 4 Born; af Dem er atfte, 2 giaer oa
en- Gut. Sen iibite er bjeuume % bris
Der ben fore Eorm; en- @ioe, ~ Nor,
ifal ban tnae r,eo itg HI Rorae. Son
bar 1000 Gcres al firt 2onb oe 9enGer
/ mango gaufcr. Sans Surm c oen eats
reite | Rouic Riper @a1et. Se finer,
at ban err gier at $40. Sffe iao
ilhe pcd 2s Gnr. Seq ifriner ON eenue
Wennbs gienSom. for at andre Tan Ie,
hbno Grbeibe OF SparIomheo tan oisre.
Gan er f,in 81 Nur aummeI, or teri on
f~rentoeles en- aoS Grbeioer. Gan err en-
ndmfrel Moureut al "Secorob Rotten"
iaa ban pil houe Ben ieubt til Toree efs
ter fla. iiaer bnn.
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9htadr. SiIfer til ole .Werner % ges
fierote. Snp Saf ale for BET edmIe Var,
iom 81 bnr %tilbrdpt Inmmen
Hnbretp q. gera.
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sra Gorfn, Sp,pa.

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ri bar baot paa mango Var
men pt bar b0ret ~forifaorst for Stpme,
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bnis ban banbe faaet bet iub, fsrerr
Sreen fom. Ru fan ies berette, NJ iep
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fom Sr. SEER. Sorppig ioa er bet iffc
az bet bebite Qauo ruuot Sac Ctr for
Corn. Riper aaar i9iennem BET, % cus
ten er bet for Iopt eIer paida Sano.
Reu ben beitre SaInoel al Sac gpuuth
tror ieg er Iaa soot 2aitb, Tom man tan
fiube, boor man aaar. Ser bar en- Sell
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gra 9ire qa'e, earrun Co., Wts.

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Gotten, ida CT Der | Rtce. 2ate opftrt
mango itore % fine gheninoer. oaiao en-
RarfeespIaos rteb fine mango "S6ebs",
Iaa at 6arn-erne tou fi6re ino fine Seite
o. 9rS, iud Be itdar vnber So9, ON bet
reorer % iusr. Iaa bans Barer % Seitc
life bIiber nadoe.
Faar bel lutte for Ser,e Cara meo
en- SiIien til "Decornhs1 oiten"s Rehcfs
ter oe benS tore 20ietress. @oot Ipts
aarl RpaIb Stnnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
Hra SartIanb, Wihnrfpta.

ct eobt gstonr snifes eoer auei 9u
er bet lGnee. iioen ies iaa uo9et fra
S~drtIouo, iaa ieg bill ifripe noale Orb
mi | SuIen. oa Oct bl9ier oe tuoer. %
Sueeu fn9er, % folet er bet. gi baooe
norif Sociabel Der / Sen 6oreneoe &irte
Sbdufsaipiu9oaeeu, o. ni ierpereoe baase
YioSdg % Sunper, ait norf Daao, iaas
iom 9uSeif, 8pmmeereo, 9efie, Slabs
brso o. mango andre Ting, Der bill taae
for lang lib til at opregue. @i tos ino
43 SoIl., % idd aap pi 10 til Nisitos
men, % Reiten ali iii nhe BasLamper,
Tom pi III inoi1t mi til SuI. Sc Inisr
meaet bent. og Seitor q. aIeoen oa
bans RoSer fra aI6ert 2ea aioroe os
Sen sore at fomne Oh OF ipiie Supper
men os. Ru rem 26oe Sec. baooe pi
SuIetrr. % ACKNOWLEDGMENT eoo ct
meaet poNt groerdm. og mango @aper
bIen IoogIte.
Ser on Saqeu Seoe en- meaet tieaSt
Norretninasmauh | Reiu @iHlauS. 6aus
Rdpn bar Sdrs duberfsu. Dan bar ms
gen eaHimsI &ano. San bar en- Ssn.