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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
nmnner.

Mr.. z. a Benson and family have re-
turned from q soJourn OF several weeks
IN Florida
At the meeting Of the Harney Card club
last Saturday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. ". Scribner, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
A. Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. =. Bates, ana
Mr.. and Mrs. W l. Selby were present
Dr. and Mrs. Henry b Bcmere celebrated
their third wedding anniversary Wednes-
day evening. where the included those who
were In the wedding party.
Mr.. and Mrs Clement Chase gave a the
ster party Monday evening to see Miss
E-sie Janis After the play the party met
Miss Janis Al supper at the Omaha club
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T Cutter entertained
the Emanon club AT their home wednesday
evening.
The Dundee Whist club will give a party
Monday evening al the home OF Mrs
Grisly. where the guests will be the hus-
bands OF the members.
Mr.. Oscar Ayers and Miss Laura Aver
gave q hayrack ride Wednesday evening,
I the party going out the West Dodge road
I latter part Of the drive was on the boule-
ward.
Miss VelistaPresson Is spending her vaca-
/ ton visiting relatives in Des Moines
4 Mrs. Ray Smith OF Hot Springs. s. D..
and Mrs F. T. Blake Of Lincoln are vis-
I iting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
PreEscn.
The Dundee club Of Omaha High School
4 students gave dance Friday evening ~
4 the Dundee hal
Dundee men attending the dinner given
I Thursday evening at the Omaha club BY the
4 University OF Michigan alumni OF the city
4 for the visiting members Of the faculty
/ were. Messrs. R Z. Peters. James w.
Z Hamilton, Alfred Elllek and DR. J. J. Nc
: Mullen.
The Dundee Woman's club will meet on
I Tuesday instead OF Wednesday this week
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Trimble
The Ladies Aid society OF the Dundee
I Presbyterian church viii meet on Friday
I with Mrs. E II. Westerfield.
4 Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Tempe entertained
1 some Of the Omaha Theological students
I at their home Thursday evening in honor
OF their son, William Lampe.
Oline Deyries left Friday for South Da-
kota, where he viii do business for the
| Armour company.
Mrs =. / Ellick entertained Informally
at dinner last evening for few friends
Mrs. Henry Simpson and son Harold
sept the week in Laramie, Wyo.
Mrs G. w. Wickersham returned during
The week from a trip to Exec .sior Springs
Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

Introduction of VIvarium for the
study of Biology.

To the many improvements and new
equipments that have recently been put
into effect at Princeton university for teach
ing the different branches Of science, a
vivarium has just been added which. it
is believed, will completely revolution
ize the methods Of teaching biology This
vivarium. which Is now almost ready
for occupancy. has been constructed as
a supplement 10 Guyot hall, the new
biological and geological laboratory. The
laboratory alone. without the equipment
was built al a cost Of $4,000. and its
equipment is said TO be as much in sd-
vance OF that found in other universi-
ties the building is a progressive step
in laboratory construction
The use Of a vivarium In the study Of
biology in universities is a unique de-
parture- Biological work has heretofore
consisted OF the study OF dead animals
and thorough knowledge Of the habits
Of many OF the smphibious animals has
been lacking because Of their habit Of
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

Vegetable Compound has done for me
during this trying period. Complete
restoration 70 health means so much
10 me that for the sake Of other suffer-
ing women am willing 10 make my
trouble public so you may publish
this letter. MRS. CHAs. BARCLAY,
RI. d., ,Graniteyille, VT.
No other medicine for woman's Ills
has received such widespread and I'M
qualified endorsement. No other med
ieine We know Of has such a record
Of cures Of female ills as has Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
For more than 80 years II has been
curing female complaints such as
Inflammation, liberation. local weak
nesses, hbrOid tumOrs. Irregularities.
periodic pains, backache, indigestion
and nervous pTostratiOn, and il is
unequalied for carrying women safely
through the period Of change Of life.
lt costs but little 20 try Lydia 4.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and,
as Mrs. Barelaysays.it Is worth moun-
tains Of gold " 70 suffering women.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
nae ssaaa sIesD % o0oa IIeallh.

The restorative power os sound sleep can
not % over estimated and any afimsni
that prevsuts q s q menace 20 hsaith
J. l. Southern Eao Claire Wis.. aays.-
For q i0nE tins ! have been uuabls q
sleep soundiy nights. bscauss of pains
across my hack and soreness Of my Ala
nsyA ny epPsrite vas very poor ana ms
general eondiiep Uas mneh run down.
have heen taklng Folsy's kidney Pnls but
a short ums and nav slesp - souna us .
rock. ! eat aud enjoy ms meals ara ms
Eenersl o0ndiiipn A. EFeatly Improved
can Necessity reeemmend Foisrs Kadusy
Pins - knew thsy have cured ma FoI
sais - AZ drussista. y
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
WEST GOING TO MEET TEDDY
Hundred from Omaha and Near States
in Party.
MAYOR 10 HAD COWBOY SQUAD
Flan - Leave on Special Train
and 90 Ride late New
Tork City on
breaches.

Colonel Theodore Roosevslfs Homecoming
Al New York. June IL is to be made glad
by the welcome OF a delegation from
Omaha
One hundred men. representing Omaha
Nebrasba Wyoming and South Dakota.
headed by Mayor james c. Dahlman. r.
10 form the party. They viii leave Omaha
on the night OF June 10 to be on the ground
early.
A letter from Secretary Loeb assures the
Commercial club that special reception.
where Colonel Roosevelt viii meet the west
erners, viii be held.
Mayor Dahiman. according to the sched-
uie AZ The Commercial club. Is to head a
squad OF sixteen "eowboyu'' from Ne
braska These cowboys Of other years are
20 ride down the streets OF New York in
real cowboy fashion. on real western
horses
The party 10 welcome Colonel Roosevelt
is now being made UP AZ the Commercial
club. The names Of forty-one persons are
on the list headed b. that OF Joseph
Barker.
The original project contsmplatsd the
shipment or a bunch OF Nebraska horses
% New York for the accommodation OF
Mayor Jim and his partly Of scouts, but
the Pennsylvania line, over which the party
VIII travel. on the eastern Part Of the
trip. has offered TO furnish the mounts.
The bronehos are 10 be al the Twenty
third street station in New York on the day
set when the train arrives.
Party Leaves June ne.
The present schedule plans for the de-
! parture OF the party from Omaha On Jun,
I 70 over the Northwestern. which will con.
/ meet with the "Peusy" line Tor the re
mainder Of the journey. The return triI
will be by way OF washington.
The books opened for the formation Of
the party at the Commercial club yester
I day as the forty-ons signers poured II
( in hot haste Applications from otherl
have followed. The Omaha territory is L
/ be represented iP the delegation Of on,
hundred. Ii is probable that more vii
Join the party, but present plans are foi
| that number.
1 The Omaha and Black Kills delegation
/ reception Is 70 be q part OF q program
which is being laid with the intent Of keep
ing the strenuous Bwans Tumbo up 70
/ fOrty-eiKht consecutive hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
MEET CARPENTERS DEMANDS
Conference at Buflaers' Exchange RE-
suits in Agreement 90 Pay fifty
Centm Per Hear.

After eonfervnce held Saturday after
noon az the Builders exchange between
ths contractors and the members OF the
carpenteFE union an agreement was
reached whereby the workmen won their
point, and in< the future the minimum
scale for union carpenters IN Omaha will
be 50 cents an hour. The former figure
was Is cents an hour.
The union claims the result is a victory
and that Il shows the effectiveness OF arbl-
tration- Business Agent James johnson OF
the district council Of union carpenters.
ssad that the contractors had agreed TO
nay the increased rate and that the new
schedule VII take effect Immediately. II
IL understood that fthc union men made
some concession 10 the builders in~lnat-
tsrs concerning the selection of men for
certain jobs. but nothing about the mat
ter was made public.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

The social give1 hy Ralph Han Friday
evening proved a source Of amusement 20
number OF Irvington's young people.
The {. w. B. NJ. met Al the home Of
Mrs. IA. A. Spring "Wednesday Afternoon.
Miss Minnie Diem spent sunday with
friends IN Omaha
The pupils Of district No. had their
pictures taken Thursday.
Miss airline Richards. who has been quite
az lately. Is some better,
Mr. Roy Masee visited Sunday a. the
Hendrickson home
Mrs. s A. Bates ard son John Snept
Sunday Al the Brewster home.
Miss Leola Granden al omaha visited a
few DAYS last week with her cOGsin Mss
Hazei SEitEer
Mrs. Osborne is visiting her brother in
Eigl n. la.
Nr and Mrs. Charles Pamp spent SUNDAY
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Petersen.
Miss Emma Petersen was The guest sun
day Afternoon OF Miss Maude MunEan.
Ms Il. A. Spring spent Monday 10
Omaha
Mr.. d. 9. Krstz attended a committee
meeting al the Young Roman's Christian
association in Omaha Monday noon.
Miss Minnie sohut spent sunday with
Miss Beth Kraiz.
aIr. and Mfs. r. y Knudsen visited IN
Omaha Thursday.
Muriel, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs
PecAnpa ugh, has besn GBite ~ lately.
| The dance given by some OF the younE
men OF IrvingtDu WednesdaV night Was
enjoyed by good many
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Jack Cudahy and
Wife Reconciled
ResSlt Said to Have Been Effected
Through Mediation of His
Father.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, april s.-John r.
Cudshy is on his way TO Kansas City and
n reconciliation with his wife is in sight,
the estrRngsnens caused by his assault on
Jere S. I-illis. ths Kansas City banker,
having beea patched up by the young
mans father. Michael Cudahy.
This information vas disclosed today By
friends Of the cn6ahy family following
for Pasadena
John Moss. the chauffeur VINO is alleged
10 have aided In the attack on Lillis, Is
reported to have followed his employer
hfre.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
VocAusIs WILL HELP FAIR
Namher Pramiseas ia MuEisaI Circles
VIII hssiat Wise Memorial
EafertainBeas.

The eutertainmsnt pan Of the Wise Nc
mortal bazar and fair. 70 be held AT the
stsSE theater tWo weeks, from May ! 20
~ ails been rendered the services o. sew
erRl prominent vocaiists. These Include
Miss Millie Ryan and the Boyd school OF
Acting. Mss Ryan viii send some ~ her
best soloiets and the dramatic school has
best talent
The work 81 soliciting donations is now
being taken up ~ solicitors who have
volunteered 20 assist in the wcrk 4 thou
sand donation cards were sent out recently
and The parties - whom they wcre sent
Win Be called upoa during the next week
or tea daye.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
FIRST DAY OF NET SURPLUS
Government Receipts Friday Exceed
ENpenditures over Hundred
Thounamd.

WASHINGTON. April S.-For the first
time since the Payne-Aldrich tariff act
went into effect August 5, 1909. yesterday
wEs the first day that the net ordinary re-
eeipts Of ine government showed a sur
plus over the ordinary expenditures. II
amounted to $4,000. Of which 10000 came
from the new corporation tax.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

Walnut Han Pharmacy. Goth and Cunning.
saratoEa Drug Co, 2lth and Amss ave-
J. r. Merchant. 18th and Howard.
Jno. ,. Frsytae. 1914 North 2fth streoe
The Crissey Pharmacy. 24th ard Lake.
johnson Drug Co. 1ith and Spauld.ne
8 A. Bersnek lqoe South 18Th street
Chas r. LathrOp. Izi NORTH 2iih Stress
II. l. PribbCrnoW. ia NoTth 2sth StreeI-
Forest 4 Fenton Drug Co. 1fih and q
streets. South Omaha
Bel Drug Co. Florence, NeA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

from nervousness
andOther annoying
symptoms, and 1
can truly say that
LydiaE.P .Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound has proved
worth mountains
of gold TO me, as it
restored my health
and strength L
never forget TO tell
my friends what
LydiaE.P Pinkham's
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
A. d. S. Matted Milk
Best Food for Babies

70 send you the picture Of our baby,
who was raised on IT, The little one
had not been doing well al all wheB
We decided 20 try A. ID. s. Matted MllK.
and this picture was taken a few
months later; you can see what the
A. ID. S. Matted MIX did for our baby
We have recommends IL 70 a dozen
mothers ia our neighborhood and every
one OF them has had excellent results. 4"
You can get II at any A. ID. S. drug
store.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Good Record for Le1:aEtoa sehooI.

LEXINGTON. Neh April s--lSpecial. -
Tie school board OF the Lexington schools
has arranged FOR the letting q the contract
FOR the South SIDE school building and
for the new high school building according
10 the plans prepared by J. II. Felt a. Co.
Of Kansas City The new school buildings
will Be- ef the latesty design and up q date
In all convenience Heating. llghting ard
ventilation Eil be carefully 10 -ked after
The Lexington schools during the last
twelve years have graduated more boys
and girls than any town Of lts size On
the STATE. The present eiass consists OF
twelve boys and seventeen girls The policy
Of the school is 10 keep a large peroentaEe
q the boys ard girls who enter the ninth
grade the entire fOur yearE. In IRE ninth
EEade of the present graduating class there
were forl five enrolled. The Lexington
schools are vel represented in the two
state normals. IN the Wesleyan university
and Ia The state university The farmer
boys Who enter the nigh school on esnpie-
ton ulany a. them enter TIE state axri-
cultural schcol IN Lincoln. Dawson COUNT
has several graduates o. the agricultural
school. this has been an Impetus 70 raise
the standard of farmlns aud stock raising
IN the county.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
Dcsperaae shootinw

pains in the chest require quick treatment
with Or. kings New Discovery. Prevents
pasuniOuia- sec and sl-ea Fer sale BY Bsa-
ton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

of back. uss knos less. a. knos. which
IS thirty-sevrn more than the freshmen
and strength Of forearm. 516 which b.
four more than the freshmen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

Home Ownership Is the hope Of every
family. Nebraska Savings and Loan asso-
citation show you the way. LOG Board OF
Trade Bldg. 18th and Farnam, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

All members OF Beach camp No 1884.
Modern WoOdmen OF America, are re-
quested 10 attend the funeral Of Neighhor
W. H. Rlnerman from the Masonic temple
at O'Clock Sunday. A. A. Smith, consul
H. Evans, clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

When it is not possible Tor the
mother 10 nurse her baby the difficulty
Of adjusting the infants stomach TO
the bottle food is generally eliminted
by feeding A. ID. S. Matted Mix.
II has been found that delicate
stomachs can digest this food without
any trouble. and il makes a delicious,
inEigorating drink for Eell people.
IL contains no drugs or medicines
just a food, scientifically made and
perfectly safe and harmless.
This is a picture Of Mr.. M. II. Sachs.
a well known druggist At 357 Eighth
avenue. New York. and his baby. Mr..
Sachs says:
Il cannot give you any better testi-
monial for A. d. s. Matted MIX than
schssfsrs Cut Price Drug stores, Iih
and Dou-.zs
schaefer's Cut Price Drug Stores. Ei
North l6fh Street
sehaefer's Cut Price Drug Stores. az
Eorth 2fth Street. South Omaha-
EchaeffTs Cut Price Drug Stores. 1tBi
- street South Omaha
Bsaton Drug Co-. 18TH and Farnan
a. s. King. elth and Farnam
HEines Drug Co. $50 FarnRm
The Beli Drus Co. l2ls Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11
WORTH
MOUNTAINS
OF GOLD
During Change of Life.
says Mrs. Chas. Barclay

Graniteville, VT. -"I was passing
through the Changeo Life and suffered
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-11

Ths Ksg . ne silaasioa-Bss waa, AS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

bnneret % forfeit efier aiarIistco
90 MeoisleIie fulSt iaa iterft JON
bans Mape eiter ngrei,6e Iao og
Griffe. Sa, bur antr, at iaa bar Oct
nof. 90 iaa Tom Orr Saarsr np |
benoes Cine, mems Gutten itco Der
trooiig % peritet poa lin Straf. Den
iao tit @utten ie Saarerne. ia bleo
bans egne Zine pIuoelist tdare.
fpIote. S6et 2rrerinSen oa fom iii
at tTnfe poo, hpor lent en- ilig liben
fottig Stpmper mao ia oct, o. bpor
panlfeIigt Oct moo ppre for en- iaa-
Dan at itoo ia imoo anebadnbe Sna-
rer % 6riiteIier % bIi til en- RaitS
| geroen. fou BUN pluoieligt al U&S.
%isIelie % airrIiabeo til at IGsge. lin
arm ON oct lille. iattiae 9orns SuIs.
Ga ina gront DC iormreu eli Stuuo
De to- 8ette er Rclioiou. "Sou me.
oct, iom s bar aiort for EFT al biSie
mine minbite grsore, booe 8 giort
for mia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
Re Fofte Sanitiharer.

Ter iiuoes eronu Sdnitiharec
.Sprfiet, og bet er euoba oirette 81,
tertommere al DC pilbe oa triacifr
Sorber, Ger / tioiiaere Sio ipreOtC
Sfrpf % RTbieI ON iig. Bore "a,
aeS Sonititorer or riatiguof mere
ufarlige; DC err %inarere 0ainfe enS
SoIooter, % oct or o9ian 8runAcr
til, at ben urgtprfiife Rrgierirts, Der
ellers bar reiormcret og rpboet OF
paa ion mango Smrnooer, bar label
oct mprteIiee aorpS iortiptte i'm 70.
Iige % ret eieuoommeItge 8Ioiter.
tiIppreIie.
en- aorreipon6eut iii oct italien.
tie @Iob ~Gorriere bella Sern" bar
oiIoat oct tpperSe GorhunoreSeS Sa.
nitifnrer ct @eisG | oereS Sloiter-
t~oierne "Sni Sainf" | gpSelen Club
/ aouitotinopeI, og ban fortraer /
fin @eretuirg berom, bnorIeoeS set
off til, at oenue unrieIige Reit al
Oct foroum iaa beremte aorpS bepo.
reNes.
ga SuItou Robmrb Sen on6er !
Iaret 1926 uorpo6e6e set gienitri.
biae 8orpS peo en- eanife liuttrI ReO.
Iogtuiug, bIeo Sc tppe | "Sai Oaiaf"
itotionerSe Soritibnrer oeo ct mar.
feIi9t SilfGISe ffooneSe miSt | oct
aImiuoeIige WprNrri; man baDSe
CLIENT bent oa De bar %fornufttge NOT
til life at briree fla ielu | G~riuSrina
me6 oct famine. IA SnltnnerL poa
bpis gefaIine ser par bleben orrbt
beniniob 10000 Snnitihorrr, ienere
fit llnberrctuina ON beres griitens |
sat Seiof", b~enoa0eOe ran bent.
90 Fan aioroe mere emo BET; ban
ifiprfebe Dem nentIig a%oierrer oa DC
tiIgrGnien6e Soroer 90 ooerorog
8orpiet BoIititieneiten | Glib. aorp'
Jet bIcp ianIe6es peo at beitoo; men
antonet al "oroiuGre" Souitidarer
maatte oIorig obcritige tpoe.
aorpiet oplaer bsrt aor en- Som.
monoant, foIoet "ghlIucf gaidi". no
al iin egcn Ntibte; ban fan life aier.
oplges, men eoar efter III Sommou.
ooaurs ll6lsb no al 4urbiet og moo
toeer for bette enc aars Tienefte
5000 Collars. Spert gor fan Der oft.
ioa opinees en- Rono | aorpiet, ca
ga DC ole bar lloiiet iii en- Sang at
blipe "guIucf go'fi", err Der flor
rift ON Sisie BGnbier. ifisut oisie
miIitRre Iunfe nr6eiSer itrprgt OF
.Gdnatfro fsrer uoaeu mogelig SiIpG.
relic.
Sonitidorerne / "Soi Ogiaf~ bG,
rer enbnu Den 1ug iboa heu iomme
Uniform Tom beres frp1teoe Sor.
.gipugere fra t~ioliaere aurbuuoreoer I;
BET er en- brilu, GrmeIss. lang 8na.
benfraffe % bIna @eit % genflGoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
Naancn 90 Slomitcrnc.

ct Raanens Strnaler bar 5noilD.
belle poa glomiterneS Sdroer, bar
en- iranif gotarifer MI giernem CT
perimenter beoiit.
SON tog 3 Sbcroier, ole ! anop.
iom bar iiGr0 meo al iprtnee no.
Zen enc itiaeoe ban / SoIer, ben Oft.
ben ct Ste6. buor Seu bOerfeu iii Sps
Tag ener Rat. og hen treble dnbras.
tes ban ON 3ogen / Wsrte, meoens
ban ON Rdtten uoiatte ben for Raa.
nelpiet.
Otter en- RaareSs Sorlsb bar ole
ire gImter u~oiprungue 9lomiter.
Gen fsrites ligreoe dlminoelige 3be'
roIer, ben nuoen 9Innte boIot poa al
aaa no oq bar frr fna og uRiteu far.
.pelsie glomiter, ben treble oerimoo.
iom fun bapSe pQret noiat for Wna.
nelpiet, bar Roier al BEN uiounber.
LATTE Garoe, Iangt f~isrnere emo Gar'
perne paa Sc Roier, Tom bauoe itaaet
i SoIen.
gotmitereu rlener life, OF man
fan bragg noaet enoelist ReiuItat al
bette enc Experiment, men ban tror
BOG, at ban bor iunoet en- m 9tndoe
at foritisnne @lomiier boa. % 6et er
bans Seuiist at uouptte oen ne
tbooe | itsrre Still.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
1ette CT NeIision.

San par ben oGrite 8ut | StoIen;
bun bar 2qrerin6en. Sun par ureo
paa BAN for bans Srobiigbeb; ban
por sienitriois. Sun tog BAN no
@anaen for at tiiste BAN. Sur bar
uqiten iRrbig til Of tllgte BAN ! gre'
Sc. 1IuoieIig ouffeoe en- unoerlis
GsIeIie op hos berbe - en- SsIelie al
ReSIioenbeo. 90 BET fom pitt berdf.
al bun pua Get % 9is par fommen
til at Iqgse IRrfe til, bpor tpnbe %
innuliote alR6er oen lille Sut bau.
De. Sun tom Osiaa til at tGnte paa,
at 8utten fanife par bles og ipRo'
lemmet 90 mayer Of Den 8runo, al
ban life fif nof al nrreuSe SsSe.
Sans Stem bar life alene fattist pao
Mao % 9riffe, men oeiaa pan aiar'
IigbeS. aauite ben lille guts SiGl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12

at betdIc Hcute fra ben Sibs ban trNfs
fer uo gcnecne. d. iii ben siS, bun bclcr
benz 10 til G~ruineerne?
g.. CT life en- Sfifteforpalter ogioa
pIietig til at ienSe "Statement" til Grs
bineerne pper, borr meeet ben afpeoe
bapoe neS fin Sso?
Spar 1: Spis ban life sibr prbent'
lis @esnifab for flo, fan ban iasfbseS,
liseiaa hans Santionifter, Der CT anipars
Zig for, at be Hense, ban bar mnber 6ors
~paltnins, SiippnereS pucr paa IpSiig Bis.
2. Serism ban siSr grns at Ben.
gene | fin esen Gorretntrs eler iaaner
bem uS, CT ban plistis til at bctale 8eus
ter; ellers life.
3. Arpinserne fan hos Glerf OF Court
at S~u6eitpreremS Happurt Deb goets %.
sibr erfpubise zig pnt, bpab anpsnbelie
Der CT siprt at Vensene. Gan Ct nemlis
efter eouen pltstis til at aflGsse en- iaa.
ban 8apport til @etten; men mpgen oes
t~aljeret @appprt til %@rpinserne fan man
life fprlanse af BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
Ssso man jtal siers.

Gtt er 3rpit I ben Nuaeifa6, iad pite ne
taft, at TT. sinners 5Damp RootSoe iiore
gprctrlooel, iploer boert Heboo / Sribreoef.
ien az @acuuat&me, Smsrte I Rpageu. rip
rerre, S~euereH. 8Iarsu o. rnbper Gel al
urutaHateu. Set retier Daa llonatigheo
til at holoe 8aue pg ben hiitsuot 5m,rts
peo at lnos Oct eIItr De 6aarIige SlrtIiRagr,
Tom fst9rr pad BruaeH al Br9Hosoin, Bin
encr OF, % bet ppertommeg ben Hbe agelige
Nsepeuo abeo, Tom tvIiger en- NJ at gaa no
otie ON 3aBeu % itdu 90 oiie om giatten.
Zen aillee % opcroroeniljge StrfHIrg al
SrDGrpaRoot eriares mart. Zen iialr hSts
Ell pa @rune AZ oens uiouH6ertiae 9elores
oelier al be met imrrt,iufbs liliRlosr. 5piS
e4 trGnaer en- Meeietr. Tube On baoe ben
seoite. Srlaes al ale apotbetere / 50 Gta.
pg en- Dollar flaltcr.
Tu tan iaa en- GrgoelGife al Sl1arp.
Hoot. bet tore RprsElooel. oa en- 300. ION
iprtRaer oft ON bet, isHot ubiolut int tr.
Bot. No:.. Gr. Stlner s. 60. Binshams
ton, ~ y. Rdar on ~itriusr, ca pRr ittter
pdo, at ~ uTpHer. a. on lRite bette liberale
5tIbuo / 'Seccrah'9 oien". Tag fife fcil.
men buil Rapnst Swdmp Root. Sr. sinners
Spump Bort. o. Noresisn 8~ln9bdutoa.
". ", pad bper Slditc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
sfirenS | girifa. Sra

sfirenS | girifa. Sra aIsier
BEN Lobe Gebr.: Sgiaa
cper RiSSelbaoct er sfiiportcu M
naact. glgier bar iaole6es lin Gil
flrb, Sannet of 6ranIfmpno. Zen
12te-f3be Sebritar aibolot Stub
ben Sfircno 9an BET Here 3uiinb Goo
hsie giIoa Blacia. beliagen6e en- Gel
Dill mo 2nuoet. Serrpn og Ssre
bar bra. Oct enc Sob bar forbebolbt
fyranifmenS. 9Tugoelsbet par for
benz nm 6 an. Oct internatiOuule
RenS inofrarfeSe iig p9ientlig I'll en-
Sppisnins Of Rorom9uoene Senrif'
len og aieaanS. iom bar De eneite
SeltaaenSe. 1eres gr9itationer bal
@ienitmnS for geunorins. Garlic
geseiitrins potte Bet Sn De SaGnS
i SaanO siOrSe ~eIesante itaneuO'
Sop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-12
Spur manage SusSpr? OF en- Sta

Spur mango Susbgr? nj en- Sta
tiff, u~barbeioet Of BET amerifanlfe
sleerbrttgsminiiterium, fremgnar
set, at Ser, iom man 10 ogiaa funoe
pioe paa Sorbaanb, ftnOes Here mt
tioe 9pr poa Sorben emo Renneifer.
antaaet al Saar bcregnes til $50
Miaionrr, og al Seite til So 1ttl'
Iioner. af RhlGSIer ftnSeS Der Z
@ilioner, af sgsler 8 gsiaioner, al
gsfler 81 @ilioner, Of Sumefer 2
@iaioner, df 8eusopr 100000. VI
SornfpGg finoes Der 800 Ifiaioner
oa of @ieoer 200 Wsiaioner.