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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-20
&c. O.P. M|XUP N.
| OREGON
State Assembly Meets To.
day in Portland-Inter-
est in Governorship.

Portland, Ore, July 20-The poll
teal situation in Oregon is already
very interesting, but it promises to
be much more so after the State
assembly" of Republicans meets in
this city tomorrow. The purpose of
the assembly is to formulate and
adopt a party platform and to rec
commend to the Republican voters of
the state a ticket for State, Congress
sional and Judicial officers to be
nominated at the September primary
Those responsible for the assem-
bly, plan confidently declare that
every county of the state will be re-
presented at tomorrow's gathering.
They declare, furthermore, that the
assembly will be representative of
the Republican party of Oregon in
every sense of the word AMI that the
ticket recommended by the assembly
will undoubtedly be nominated at
the primaries.
Despite these declarations a strong
opposition to the assembly" unde-
niably exists among many influential
Republican leaders throughout the
state. They declare that the whole
scheme is contrary to the spirit and
intention of the direct primary law
and is a bare-faced attempt on the
part of the faction led by former
Senator Joseph Simon to maintain
control of the party machinery and
defeat the will of the rank AMI file
of Oregon Republicans.
Interest IN the situation is height
ened by the fact that Oregon this
year elects a complete set of state
officers from governor down, toget-
her with four judges of the supreme
court, representatives in congress
and members of the legislature.
| Attention naturally centers upon
the contest for the governorship
which office is now filed by Secretary
| of State Frank w. Benson, because
of the election of Governor Chamber.
lain to the United States Senate.
Several names are mentioned in
connection with the aSsembly's
choice for the head of the ticket. DR.
Andrew C. Smith, a leading physi-
clan of Portland and a former mem
Der of the state senate, is an avowed
candidate for the endorsement ana
| it is understood that his nomination
would be satisfactory to Simon and
other Republican leaders who are
backing the assembly plan.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-20
Believe FIOater is BOssburg Suicide

Bossburg, Wash, July 20.-Press
dispatches of July Is from Wenat-
chez report the finding of the body
of man whose description CORES
ponds with that of the unknown man
who committed suicide in the Column
bia about two months ago at this
place. Every detail in the descrip-
ton is identical, and several citizens
of Bossburg, who are familiar with
the appearance Of the drowned man,
say that the body found at Wenat-
chez is the Bossburg suicide. The
authorities at this. place made every
effort possible, at the time of the
tragedy, to ascertain the identity of
the unfortunate, but without avail.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-20
HOT WEATHER AFFECTS THE
SKIN

Tender skins are bound TO be at
fected bv the increased amount of
poison in the copiOus perspirat1on
thrown off during hot weather.
Rashes, hives, blotches, pimples,
prickly heat result. Often, too, seri-
Gus skin troubles begin this way.
To wash away the poison entirely,
to clean and cool the skin, make an
application of a simple solution of
wintergreen with thymol, known as
D. d. D. Prescription. Doctors pre-
scribe this D. d. D. Prescription for
eczema. 1t is sold for the purpose
in dollar bottles, but we can give you
for 25 cents enough D. D. D. to keep
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-20
May Get Nicaraguan Loan

Managua, July 20-The Nicara-
guam congress convened in special
session today to consider a large for
eign loan and the proposed reorgani-
cation of the monetary system. Var
ious loans have been proposed by
American bankers and it is consid-
erei probable that the 100000
loan proposed by Messrs. Seligman
of New York will be accepted.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-20
To Brand the Black Sheep.

Lincoln, Ill.,, July 20.-A confer
ence of many leading democrats of
Illinois assembled here this after
noon in response to the call issued
from Springfield two weeks ago. The
purpose of the conference, as set
forth in the call, is to disavow the
action of democratic members of the
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-20
Ieo,s Anniversary Mass.

Rome, July 2O.-TOday being the
seventh anniversary of the death of
Pope Leo Kill, solemn memorial
mass was celebrated at the Sacred
college in the presence of the Pope,
the cardinals and other high digni-
tarIes of the church, the diplomatic
representatives AMI a number of
other invited guests.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-20

state legislature in voting for VIII
liam Lorimer for United States SEN
ator and to discuss plans for the
election of honest and capable dem
Ocrats to aid in making the laws OF
the state and to work for the adop-
ton of efficient measures to hold
legislators responsible at all times to
their constituents.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-20

The civil service department has
given notice that on November 18th
civil service examinations will be
held in Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle,
North Yakima, Walla Walla, Belling-
ham and Wenatchee, open to candi-
dates for appointment as railway
mail clerks.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-20

your skin fresh and clean from sum-
mer blemishes.
If there is any itch this winter
green lotion will take it away in
stantly, the very second it Is applied
to the skin. We assure you of this
for we have seen the result with D.
D. D. Wenatchee Drug Co., Wenat-
chez, Wash.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-06-21
me alone with her, II might try it."

me alone with her, II might try It,"
it."
"Of course, We'll stand by you!"
they said in chorus. I'VE won't let
you stick" And Dal said, You're
the right sort of girl, Kit. And af-
ter it's all over, you'll realize that it's
the biggest kind Of lark. Think how
are saving the old lady's feelings!
When you are an elderly per-
son yourself, Kit, you will appre-
ciate what you are doing tonight
Yes, they said they would stand by
me, and that l was a heroine and the
only person there clever enough to
act the part, and that they wouldn't
let me stick! l am not bitter now,
but that is what they promised. Oh.
1 am not defending myself; 1 suppose
1 deserved everything that happened.
But they told me that she would be
there only between trains, and that
she was deaf, and that l had an op-
portunity to save fellow-being from
ruin. So in the end 1 capitulated.
When they opened the door into the
living room, Max Reed had arrived
and was helping to hide decanter and
glasses, and somebody said a cab was
at the door.
And that was the way it began.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-06-21
Lion Remembers Former Trainer.

OF all young women in the country.
Miss Ruby Roberts Of Chicago proba-
bly, has chosen the most unique meth
cd of spending her two weeks vaca-
ton, for she is travelling as the guest
of Leo, the big Abyssinian lion
with Ringing Brothers circus.
One evening recently in Indianapolis
crowds in the menagerie Of the show
were startled by the roaring OF one OF
the lions and a few moments later were
amazed to see a woman In street dress
enter the cage. Instantly the great
beast was at her feet, purring like q
kitten while she patted him on the
head and fondled him as though he
were a st. Bernard.
The lion and the woman were old
friends. Ten years ago, under the
name of Mile. Dorainne. Miss Roberts
was a trainer for Ringing Brothers.
The meeting with her old pet had been
entirely by chance, and the recognition
came from the lion. The woman was
passing the cage when Leo opened his
sleepy eyes and recognized his old mis-
tress. He leaped to his feet and thrust
ing his paws through the bars roared
the greeting that attracted her atten-
ton.
Charles Smith. superintendent of the
menagerie, induced the general man
ager to allow Miss Roberts to spend
the balance of her vacation with the
show.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-06-21
CHAPTER II.
The Way It Began.

1t. makes me angry every time L
think how l tried to make that din
ner a success. | Cancelled theater
engagement, and l took the Mercer
girls in the electric brOugham father
had given me for Christmas. Their
chauffeur had been gone for hours with
their machine, and they had tele-
phoned aii the police stations without
success. They were afraid that there
had been an awful smash: they could
easily have replaced Bartlett. as Lol-
lie said, but it takes so long to get
new parts for those foreign cars.
Jim had a house we'll uptown, and
it stood just enough apart from the
other houses to be entirely maddening
later. 1t was a three-story al1air'
with a basement kitchen and SER
wants dining-rOom. Then. of course
there were cellars, as we found out
afterward On the first floor there
was a large square hall, formal re-
ception-rOo behind it a big living
room that was also a library, then
den. and back of all a Georgian din
ing-room, with windows high above
the ground. On the top floor Jim had
a studio. like every other one | ever
saw-perhaps a little mussier. Jim
WAS really a grind at his painting, and
there were cigarette ashes and palette
knives and buffalo rugs and shields
everywhere. 1t is strange, but when
think of that terrible house, | al
ways see the halls, enormous, covered
with heavy rugs. and stairs that
would have taken six hOusemaids to
keep in proper condition. l dream
about those stairs. stretching above
me i'm Jacobs ladder of shining
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-06-21
To be Continued

tg II at first you don't succeed, try
from some other direction.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-06-21

said. because of me. I begun to
crumble.
"What-what time does she leave?"
asked, wavering.
Ten: nine: Kit, are you going to
do it?"
mo-" 1 gave a last clutch at my
resolution. people who do that kind
of thing always get into trouble. She
might miss her train. She's almost
certain to miss her train
you're temporizing," Dallas said
sternly. I'VE won't let her miss her
train: you can be sure of that"
"Jim," Anne broke in suddenly,
hasn't she a picture of Bella?
There's not the faintest resemblance
between Bella and Kit
Jim became downcast again. II
of years ago." he said despondently.
Did it myself
But Dal said he remembered the
miniature, and it looked more like
me lIldH Delld, any noN. So we "ciS
just where we started. And down in
side of me l had a premonition that
I was going to do just what they
wanted me 10 do. and get into all
sorts of trouble, and not be thanked
for it after all. Which was entirely
correct And then Leila Mercer came
and banged at the door and said that
dinner had been announced ages ago
and that everybody was famishing.
With the hurry and stress, and poor
Jim's distracted face, I weakened.
II feel like cross between an idiot
and a criminal" l said shortly, "and
I don't know particularly why every
one thinks l should be the victim for
the sacrifice. But If you will promise
to get her off early to her train, and
if you will stand by me and not leave
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
ara Spring Grove.
Otter '|Seralo".)

Ole Spiterno fra Srforbuiae,
@i8., lar pGret Der for at Ic til i'm
9roocr, Is. g. Spiteriio, Der / noger
Gio bar pGrrt ipgelig. gu Ital ban
ooa pGre / @eoring.
.. e. aarISbraaten o9 Eetcr
&oIporion retite forriae SorSodg til
Wontana for at ie JIG ON efter Sono.
Sanme Tag reiite 9ernt Wpbro meo
en- @oanIoouiug Sarmmaifiner %
anoet TIptteQobS til Scttin9er, q.
Gaf., bpcr ban oil nebiGttc JIG paa
i'm Claim.
- 0rsoreue gbDarb og elmer
SOeriou idmt Ssiteren Goa rciItc Tor
Ieoen Ill StauIep, @aro 60, o.. @,
bpor De ale bar iaoet anIGttelie.
Sermun Setien fom forrige
ll0e berues fra Canada FOR at fisse
ScIte % S~ormmnifiner. San FOR
taIte, at ole De lln9e WGno. iom for
nogIe iaa Tiger iiben forIco Spring
8rope for at isge i'm 2pfte | CANADA,
bar ta9ct 2auo lige inc til binonoer
og isler fla bel tiIireos,
CT 9rrercs Snitihlte oil afbol'
oes / Caledonia Den Toe, Soc % 9oe
april. Der oil iaar life blipe nogeu
Sommerifole, ioct Suitihitet treoer
iiieSet for oenne.
C. S. Solum, Der Dor onttreni
to Mil noroenior @pen, miiteoe for
rige 3reoag aiten lit 9eboeIieSbaS
peb SIoebrmo, Sloen o~pbaeeces
Suiets spre gtase omtreut 81 bah
ptie, % ben baUae Do srebet ioa ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

= NFN .L NfHrt -+tN sH HAff #N. IrNu
fig, at Der tie bar 1nle ON at fliffe.
Weget Tibet af Snbbo % alGoer reo-
oeSes, % bIortot anoet bIep ogiaa en-
bel @rrbipapirer tilintetsiorte. Dat.
tcren Gina mifteee ale fine alaoer,
meo unotageIfe al bpoe bun git %
ftoo /, fant $50 | a%ontanter 90 ct
@iiIoiihr. Sborban Sloen opitoo er
en- @uaoe, ba Der t 2sbct af Oagert
fun bar fDret ubetpoeIigt | Si,iets
Snne, % ba SIoen opoaseoes bar
0arunen I bisie belt IIrffct. Den belle
asiuromce beIsb iig til 5000.
6. s. SplIing bar fisbf en- prTs.
tig Sorb Miltomobil meo plaos for
fem Hasiagerer.
- Otto Carton Seitbp 90 Sillfru
tiItraabte Tirsoag Morgen Heileil I'll
Rocfforo, @aib., bpor be agter al
oprettc tit Stem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
DR.. Goof bar Denner.

&aptcin 9. =. Osborn / Stem Dprf,
Der alorig bar opgipet lin Sro paa
Or. Goof % bans grflPring ON at
bape naaet Norbpoleu, oplpier, at Der
allereoe er iubifriberet $t75,000 til
ct Sonb, Der inbiamles / oct Siemeb
at iptte Or. Goof iitano til at ifaffe
tilpeie @epiierne for, at ban bapoe
noaet frem til Waalet.
Or. Goof bar, oplpier adpteinen,
ppret Iao neobrrbt bnooe pou Sirl
oa 9eaeme, at ban life bar flunei
optaae aampen meb line talri9e oq
mpatige Sienber. San bar imioler'
tic oaiao taIrige % inoflpoel'esrt9t
8enner, % oiSie bar. M be'lllttet al
umle fig ON bam og poe bdm al Den
baaoe moraIife og finoncieile Ststte
ban nnatte tiltrGn8e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
ter. Stpffet pafte ielpfsIeelig flor
slppIars, % ben bar bel fortient.

ter. Stpffet pafte ielpfsIeelis flor
slppIars, % ben bar bel fortient.
8eb ltbfsrelien nf "gipil Wur"
bIcp Sc npe aIoffer, iom Rrofesior
.Gperoti npIis bar %anifaffet for Iu.
Iifforp'et. benpttet for fsrfte Gang |
en- oifentIig Goncert. De bar en-
iieIoen MansfpIoe % sioroc uomGr.
fet SiencIte | bette grononiimmer.
Som De iioite- "arigsifper" for.
IpanSt meb De iibite Soner fra Bal.
pIaoien gif oct baserlte 9Gppe op for
en- iibite OperraifeIie; tbi Der ftoo
Ielpe Sribebsgubinoen, fiGf % innb
% rSomusiet, iaaIeoes iom bun ielp-
Iagt bore, naar bun for gn-
leoningen tar paa fig en- 9ecorab'
piees SfiffeIie. % / 2p at 8iioinoen
en- Iorbitats. o. Ell Spoitots|Sol'
Dat - "tbe blue anb the gran" =
Som MI | Srebens frugtborere Sioer
ruber SribeSens 9eifiGrmeIic | goo
GorItoaeIIe banner @Prn ON oct fGl.
leg SGorelanb. Gn iniuf Soc, iom
bIep biliet meo itormenoe Subel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

- grnolo See, Sen al SfrGooer
Iarim See, er bIet aniat | @innelbeif
Gountp State 9anf.
- ooitis See ira Ssiian, Soma,
bar iSua (Ianoas) / 0ecorab ! 6or'
retninger.
So. G~nabretIon bar begpnot gr'
bqioet paa fit npe Sus paa gronO'
man.
-2ouiIe og Srita Sinocrbolot iamt
Siaie og Eetcr aanGs ira SSiian
bar pGrct / geae Sour6e, 8. Dat,
os "fiIeb" paa SomeIteaolano.
- Mrs. Sobn anbcrIon ira Obi
caao fom berop / 2erSags for at be-
isae Sleatninge | @innc'beif 70.
8 5eIge mcb lin 9rcoer hilbert
.Sampion reiIte bun I Ssnoags no I'll
9ig Canoe.
Wartin lllpeitab fra Utinneapo'
liz ppboIber iig / oisie Gage | Deco
rob 90 Smeqn for at irlge lin itore
Goa ON oe Norife | @merifd og
inmle Splpsninger til ct mt BIND
norif.amerifmif Siitorie.
Mr. % Mrs. 6. q. Soloet9
bonhe | 2erbaos ben Sorg peo ID
oen at mite Tin fife Son Wrlsleo
0ormon. San blep liot oper III
Waancber aammel. gegrabelien fore
AGAR SirsSag ser. 2. gftermibbag ira
Siemmet 8aitor SorriIon forretter.
-Sfcloe Telegram til Goiintp
gubitcr 2imeuoIo er Sobn @aflep
bsb / @appile, I. 0of., bpor ban
bill blipe begrapet imorgen. atosoe
por aoot fienot paa bisie aanter ira
oninle Gage al, % mango ptl enonll
erinore bam. San bar dntagelig ~
@or gammel.
Sc $4,000, iom forlongtes al
Gresco iii Spfsrelien al bet me 800
ipital beriteos, Ifal mi bore ie9net
co gnitoltcn bermeb iifret. Oct bill
bIipc en- iireetugcs Notwithstanding
poa 26 Gprelicr. Som befienSt
bliper Soipitalct unOcr fatbolIfe 81
tires Spipn.
Sc forcto9iomme screenings
mrnb oa Sarmere / og omfrtng Burr
Cof bar toget Sfriot til at cprette
en- Sparcbanf beroppc. g~ttiefaptta'
len err Iot til $4,000, % al oenne
Sum blep ocn Tsrite Dag $4,000 teg-
net, Iaa oct ipneS at 9aa NOT irn glaf.
Den mangIer forrciten heller life pao
Tenae Der / Nabolagct.
q @oufon be9pnoer man MI
ioien at mere Soob ON, at Wfilipait'
fec.9oncn fan bcpGges I'll at fnr'
lrnae lit Spor no til Sernminen nor
oenfor 9pen. SnSodg iioitc uge on
fom neulig no9Ic al @oncnS Sn9c'
rierer, for at uhIrgac Sinien. Hii'
ten Iioes at bile bliue la9t ocItenon
@pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
Decorab % Omegr.
Sen Abe apriI 1910
Gunnta.YeIitif.

Gonntp.G olitif.
Get bar til Cato iaar enbnii Doe.
RET forboIospis aanife itine | 2ofal.
poIitifen Der | Gountpet. men efter.
bpert Tom Chen ifrioer frem oa
TrimGrpalaet nGrruer Jig begpnber
gipironter til De forifiellige Gmbeocr
al meIoe zig, % Der er allerebe, bpab
man paa Gngelif faloer "a gooo
crop" al aonoibuter.
Or. g. 90. Seipea, iom biotil bar
rcprrienteret Gouutpet / 2egislatu.
rers HeprGiertmtbus eQer General
aS'cmblp", er iaar Sanoioat til
Statsienator, mc6ens Der enonu life
er buffet OBJ nogen formulated San.
0ioat ill Stilingen iom bans Otter
mono / Suiet,
Gen bi6tioiae County altoitcr, s.
2~inncpoI6, or eiter bpao pi ~foritonr
life &anoioat til @ienpalg ioor. Son
bnr brflebt Gmbe0ct / ire Serminer.
Ger er til Cato anmelot to andre
aan6ibutcr til 9ruoitor, ncmlig Sreo
gmbIi, Tom / flere aar bar pGret
8raotagcnt pnn 0fillpaufeebonen her
| 9nen, og Sen rltoGrenoe Sepiltp
slit6itor ~. g. Reeb. Sor Gountp
GosIercr bar Oettc gmbeoes nuoGret'
Sc S~nocbauer, @erbnro Sergenion,
inaen MeobciIer, ialfolo life enonrt
oa iii bel neppe faa Def paa repnblt'
fnnif She, ioa ban rimeligoiS bill
rao6e @%runbcn olene. I'll Iecoroer-
cmbeoct bar mcl6t iig iom &anoioo'
Ter @uItou 9. @inger, WtiiS Clara
gufmobn og Sobn s. $ar9renoeS.
Zen nluprcnoc Hecoroer, Wr. Stir'
ion, bar nenlig 6citcmt Jig til life
of iegc @ienpolg.
Or. u. 8. Sipe5ep itiacr 'tg fort
9onbi6nt til Golntpiuperoi'or Tor
bette Giitrift. Hrof. Siguro Heqiie,
sen rlipprcnbc Gountpiuperintenoent,
err cnbnu ben eneite, pi bar bort
onntole / Sorbinbelie meo bette
Gmbcbe og bill muligenS blipe nocn
Moofonoioat. Sberiff Guole or aan'
bibot iii @ienoulg, og bette embeoe
IsqeS oaion al Sobn 9loes.
9ctte er for Giebliffet alt, pt peo
of meooele ON Goitntppolitifen, men
Ser tor bel blipe mere iioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
0mIobrpuap / albert Sea.

SorbenpGrenoe StatSienator 81
lamb Gricfion oe Suitru | hilbert Sea,
Minn., feirebe forrige Snsoog afteil,
oen 30te Warts, fit Sulobrplup. Se-
item afboIbtes pao Gorgia Science
Saa, og mango fremragenoe WGno
% apinber blanot De gamle norlfc
Hipneerer | Winneiota og Soma, for
uoen SGberspurret5 S%l9gtninger,
0aboer % 8enner / 9pen, bar til
itebe.
Son. 5. 9. S6ompion fnngereoe
iom aisaemeiter, % nleo Wfr.
Sbompion oa Suitru / Spioien, efter'
fnlgt al @uIobribeporret, togeoe
man / G~rocesiion fra grplupsbuiet
til SoriamlingsinIen, bpor ct aor
iitenttc "Ssmner al Iorge bet Glb.
gantIe Gige", ba SGoerSparret fsrtes
inoao 9sren. Otter nogle itoleben'
DC VemGrfntnger tntrooltcereoe Sts'
gemeiteren fsrIt Taitor Hils alepen,
os berpaa felsenbc Salere efter Cur:
g. 9. Speit, Soiepb Stppe, Yait. 5.
q. 6. Iris iamt Or. s. &. Ranne.
tao. De flelte Salere bppleoe BELT
beo @ulobriioeparrets 2ip oa 8irfe
| beres pn9re Gage % De norife Bio'
neerers SiItorie | ipoIige Minneioto
% norblige Soma.
Wtr. og airs. Gricfion blep eifte
Gapron, SG., Ben 30te Quarts 1860.
Strar efter loo Mr. Gricfion iie
bperne iom SoIbnt, og ban tiente I'M.
Der gorgerfrisen | &ompuni g, t5be
Bisconiin Heeiment. s Slaget peS
G%btcfamm1ga blep ban taget tilfanee,
nlen ienere ,ioberlet. Otter at babe
boiat iig | Sreeborn Gorntp blep bol,
TO @ange palgt til Neolem af 9egis.
lntiiren. Mr. q Nrs. Gricfion er
lit sGgteifab blebne peliignebe mel
ii gsrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05

Gn nbpgseIis 2nftfnrt. Gen tpIfe
Dalon ~Vommeren~ ftrg I ssnoaas
tilpeirs fro Stettin, men ben nSiattes
for en- bel RGffe Of llbeIo, Der enote
mcb en- tragiif affIntning ube | Otter.
iieen. Ere Manb miiteoe 2ipet, oeri.
blanot bet raoifaIe RissoaesmeoIem
Werncr Sigo SeIbriicf. 9e andre
iom orufnebe bar arfiteft genoubr,
Der ogiaa er en- rabifal YoIitifer, og
en- Sr. Sein. 9en ficrbe Mano |
@onboIen, 8nnfier SommeIborot res.
beoeS I en- f~orfommen 9ilitano. Sal.
lonen falot | Sisen fra flcre Srien
Soos Ssi6e.
Nprff 29rcrfprening. S 8rofes.
lor @isle 8otbnes 8ontor | Wime.
apolis bolbtes ftoite llse ct Msoe af
ertoel ~interesferebe for at tage oct for.
ite Sfriot til StifteIie af en- Sor.
ening al ProfeSiorer | Norif peo Sc
amerifmife nnioeriiteter og norife
Colleges og andre bsiere Sfoler.
&oao man blanot anoet biz isge op.
ttaaet beo en- iaaom Screening er at
faa mere ensartetbeb | llnoerpis-
ringsmetboben. Ger er Gale ON
lloeioelie at en- 8nammatif og 2eie.
bog til grug neo 0orffrnberpisnin.
gen og andre cling i ben Tetning.
Oct blep beltemt at ianmenfalbe ct
Webe at ale 9oriflerere neo pore
ltniberiiteter og bsiere SfoIer /
Minnapolis ben 1Sbe, lobe og 20oe
Sunni for at orsaniiere ben paatGnfte
Screening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
Luther College Endowment Fund.


Noom AIS.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY BUILDING.
St. Paul, November nth, Iooc.
Mr.. Laurits s. swenson.
Union State Bank, Minneapolis. MINI.
Dear Sir. ! am directed by James ]. Hill
to acknowledge receipt of your letter to
him of aIst ult., and In reply. TO say
that he will contribute towards the en-
dOwment fund of the Luther College,
Decorah, Iowa, the sum of fifty thous.
and dollars. provided that for same
purpose the sum of two hundred thous-
and dollars in cash Is first collected,
which altogether would make two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for
the endowment fund, and he is willing
to let this offer remain in force for two
years from date, but not later.
Yours truly,
JNO. ]. TOOMY.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
Silialgs.-Gn $50
Wcrcs Sfarnt.

M9r 9ingree, g. tut. 9enne 6arm er
bel pponrtet. S%pgniuserne beitaar al Se'
bpelIesbus, "Sarn", Brdnarp, Ytolttnltlr
On Spniebus. Ser err Yinomplle .. b.
8%uarinaerne er pprb mere cno $4,000 og er
asIurereoe for s., 0 Smttrant 200 GcreS
er ppourtet. Sntet uoprfbort 9eno. eie'
rem, Der pnIter at reiie iii europa oil glpre
fore Gpoirelier % iGlge for tim $4,000,
bpis Sanoel fan tie mart. Smtrent BET
balpe pnites tontalt. Wprtga9e for Gteiielt.
9orit Rabplag. 6or 9rmer Splpsn't9er
firth til
n. Q. RITZ, Sa7 re mIRnse SGsTS; MINI.