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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
syra 0ttt, wltnu.

q; snr bapt fint Weir / belle T'ntsr
meS l~lnbtaaeIIe at noele lobe Sage.
sr FOR bet msite Sfoeen, Iout Solt ieoet
~ bsrnppe, % mdn9e piIoe 9lerne looe
On, on StS til, men pt mao Bore e'doe
r,or gaoorer tpnnNr. vi ut a9en' pep
Riff REORGANIZATION ifiOr oslt, 'aa M
Itpper man Itaa ubc % trple t1aar nlan
rsrtsr noo srGret. Ser or to Suttfer
IA ire saamsuer pec Sitt; uo8sn ga
Iopr bar III aIbrig bapt, tht ben bar neos
S.emt fra Segpnbelieu at. gfen M et
BET enbeI iom panitadr at Der f'loes en
~gIirSoris" Der. Tabpen in9oe her ON
9ooen. at ban troebs Ser funoe Nroes en-
Characterization. iorn ftiuoe tage Ne
az mat; ia BET cir zig neS enotn"' 'aS'
Sc RebSlaeereu. Spao bet ftrte!iss ans
ooor ,aa er' bette stres betient al baaoe
Rem Soreueee sirte % BEN uorife Spnooe.
9er rorfte Snrpbes Iteuieheoer beticreS
al Qaft. g. 6. SanatIon. Der ttu'9e PEE
tiensr Here Reniqheber | RoIeall 20,
Sen sorereoe airtes Brett Der er %a't'
SeuSen. Der ooerto9 Strseet efter Sa'tor
5. g. EualeTiel. Der iom beflenot tres
;birI roole Mil fra Spoorer. Snn gu
fra en- graotteplaSs til en- onNen, bet
ineebe erSel, ban table Seien % Tom al'
orto frem. 5an boooe bcitemt 10 FrG'
bitener ben ssnbae, ban bclot Ben enc
o. beear FIG iaa til ben anSer. Der NE
Ied iao ipert langt borte, men ban table
Tom iaat @eien oe git ii8 bib ! Sto9er.
ga Ran life fom frem troeee mo at ban
life bapSe begipet fla ioei Den 3dg, men
ct gar Sasc fenere If MAJ bere bet MODS
latte. Sc btebrbte Oa at leoe efter bonn
"a fanSt BAN foIb og itip. Sdn bar fro
inbtil Gnbeu. @elii9net pGre bans gan'
Sc. Gan a en- ftrrtbpgSet Rdno 4Os
aarsaISereu; ban bar en- l9ro gRann %
life ioo tibet at en- 9igter. "a ban be-
oob Tia ipei paa oerre uIpffeIiae 6Gre
bar Der, IaeSe man, uGiten life ct 9rdat
Soor paa bans 5opeo, men bn man
idubt bom bar Bet qaat ior Oct itanr
Serie @iteu: "Ge hans Sdar iaa
fierbtes oeo fsrite @rp - blep 9rddt
rem eneite Rat. llnoerteaneoe bar Ses
!rctnr for en- grrbiiepIaos. iom ban
bopSe ser, og III @reD fra BAN ro8Ie
Gage fsr ban GIT btIo.
SernreS en- penIig 0iIien til "2eco'
rab % oiter" % bers 2riere.
GnSor SbIte,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
Stnrbuet. Rinn., CITE apriI 1910.
4psIe Orb til WorSturbinaerne.

SefretGren for 9orofioreIaoet, Rat.
u. Gneeriou, | Ga crosse, bar MI be-
tierhtoiort | glosene Sio OF 5teS for
bert Stepue 90 iee oiIbe sierne iiae noele
Orb reo bet Iouime berrm. Ranae fan
bel faniie ipreS, at bet life bar ben oIIers
beofte Stb. men oeriom man Tube isae
at rette iig sfter aGes Rerira beron ioa
biIbe Der reppe bli noset Siepue; tbi en-
Gel biIoe babe Bet / CUNT. andre / Seps
tenber % after andre en- onoeu Sib o.i.o.
Wei LAD os nj alleiantmeu prspe at oroue
Oct iadleoes, at ri tan iouImc til msnct.
Der bar mduee iiior Ssit, iom maatte
forlaoe Ut arbeioe oa retis lang Bel for
at bore tiIitebs peo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I 81. Rdul, men ieg hsrte inQen, iom ans
greet poa 5lreu oe BET bill be Idnet mtus
Ore aisre benre Sang ba oi bar faaet
orbret meS Grraneeuertsiomite | Rins
%neapclis, uteo Or. Sens Sobnion. 8o4i
SatIano Gpe., Riuneopolis, Rirn., ers
ten be er eIer bill bli W%eoIemmer az
Rorbfiprblaget sIler Ell. aue err oeIs
Tonne. men ri Tube life, at ioa mango,
ION u1uIiat oe'ou idrutioie meIhte Jig mo
/ Sdpet. Tom Der oaiaa oil bIi COB Ans
Ieoniua TIL urber Stebret. men beSit ont
man aiorbc Oct iforpeier. Sim roeIe iaa
bar meIbt Ito bibiuottI % Der BIZ bIi en-
bel Del Grbeibe iaaoeIfum Cntioitniuser
meS ct ioa tort steprs, Tom ri hoabcr
bet bill BIZ. 90 N~sforuber er bet 10 /
Earfer at ie al ubrette ct eIer urbet,
ION fan tomue gfterilneten eler ben
rIbGrenSe tileooe pdn Ell sIer ar6en
Radse pt bar taaet StriStet til at iao
itiftet "NorSfiorbIaeet". vile 9orSfiors
bireer maa berfor "tage Sadno | Sdntc"
% bjGIpe al bare bet frerao iud Bet Fan
reiuItere | noeet al 9etnonina og Rgts
sepib5e for Slngtsu baobe Der o. | gurs
&c, 90 rteb bet famurs piISe ke aierue
faa biSe Wann pad rose,t, Tom agter iie
til Rprbfioro I CONNER. 5ero mia Rutu
os Gbresie, ~iuareit mlIiet.
H. 3. MeL1ro,
GorurarS for RorSiiorSIaget.
9obi, Ris., ebe GpriI 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
,sra ganep Co., @rutaua.

Set er TO Var iiben ieg iireb on bette
gtrso "9ecorahs Yoiteu", 90 ben Sto
Bar set eiort tore SrsmIriot. Slentp'
ipoos, Dor nrrmeIte gn, ION, bare bar en-
9iandj Sa hi Tom tertiI for 3 aGr lieen,
bar MI 2 @eueralitcreS, 9arotpareltorc,
N~eitourout,. SoteI, Gris, to Number
narSs, 2cieitaIS, 2ree 90 3 Snnfer til at
tooe bare a bore Sen9e. S%crubunen
bill fomme IND til Rlentpncco rGIte COM
mer. Seg Dor en- II yal oelienfor
g~leutnpcob. pa 8 YeiI | Roro for os bar
Der ipruneet op en- gp. iom fables Salt'
lco,. Sen bar 8eneralItore, Number
norp. gaont, Qeieialb. % 8eitaurdrf,
Soosaiuier fra ambroie, Y. Sat, neutes
~ fomm. inS lii benne 80 uGite CONS
mer. Ger Ril peitenfor os oil Der oe'
ioa bIipe 9p; Der er ansreSe en- Sufii' %
ner pil blipe gauf, auubcrodrS. Sete'falo,
a,,to,,ront bib. til Sorodret, tad y
ION moi foritaa, al ben gIoaoe hoorpda
wnerue ffnber op beromsrina, at BET mda
prre al ooSt Gountrt. Sarost fiete
Drills Smfrebs fra bisic S0er er oeta9et,
ga pi foor 10 2op til at to9e $50 aefss
ssr ; wortoua. 2dtbet er rnuenoe o9
noo fsre steeer er Der @oro'llOer; en-
Oh oa to gGtte rinoer sienrem Sat',ei.
S,,I finbes Der en- DsrnaNe az. % Del
soI.,r "a Inc mere erb at CRAZE ben I'D
al Soroeu. Orsr:n, sror
oop ira is til 20 guih. pr. aere. Spsp'
Ss iii 26. Sapre so gui6eI pr. were.
hi Ser blipe n,eeet mere Sdro ops
S,r,st sn Here GampploSe hi 'omilts Inn
~ nIsie for os. Sc iprLon8er $3.50 pr'
@ele i" 81. Sobiaion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
Sra Gopf, Minneipta.

gopt er en- liben Sp meb 8 8utiter, 2
Soteler, 2 Snlooner, Goitfontor, Saes
meIle og en- Smibie. &ainb 2dfe Serns
bane eaar Der ieiennem. gi bar bnpt en-
fin @tnter Der, libt Sne % liben &iIbe.
@i bar en- Iiben uorifsIutberf Reniebeb,
iom b~etienes al Baitor 8ulfsbers ira
Duluth. On perlig SiIien til 8laoets
8ebaftsr oe ale "Yuiten"s 2Giere.
@. Sauaeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
IRA Gumberianb, Barron Co., esis.

Ere at bore Glbite settIers bar / ben
iibfe Sio nesJast Wanhrtussitaoen. ears
@unberion tit en- baltic 9so. Gan itoS
op ON Roreenen % ipiite Srotoit meo
be andre, men en- Einie efter bar ban
30. Tsesaariaaen bar SierteiIas. Suns
Serion bar en- al gumiberIanos frrits Wps
bnessre. San bar fsct reh ao~rasuinser
ben 29se Suni 1917 90 blep aItlaa ooer
90 aar.
On aneen eammeI Eioreer er nanbrct
bort, remIig Breb. 6iricr. San bar
fect / Ssnere SSdfen cg hIeo 6s War.
Sen treble Icm III SiemIop bar Sper
Spcrion Saueen. Gan bar ira HorSIano.
Ser tsnbes iaaleSes burtig 10 bIanst DC
aamle efterIom Garene Guar.
3. g. BARRON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
9loomirs Yrairie. W.

"SsSieIshagsbogsn" form ies bar mob
taget ION 9rGmie mso "9scorab aSos
item, maa ieg tiIitod ies ipuss megst
soSt ON. Sec bill ecrfor iise en- bierteIis
Eaf for inmms. Seq bar nh boIot SIds
BET | liSt ooer Ct aor. % litcr bet spot,
IA bet bringsr en- bel Ssl Rsbeoer boaSe
ira 9nSs o. ublanS. Ca iad bar ri
Deb arnen" ION bet or u,eset bpe9eIist
at lGis. On DsnIig 6iIien til gIdbeis
RcSattsr % ale bets SGiere.
u. RefsnGs.
Beroel. Riuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
gsnGss Orb.

On Sref bar buSsn I SeIiiab Dos en-
DeIitaasHos 5amilie | ReHisbeSen. Der
6Isb i~erperet @aaicftes. % peb SOrSet
Tom Yreiteu, Tom III gertinosu iii SorSs
SGme. Ill at iioee Iies pso Saaet. bpors
paa @oaisu Iaa. "5iaI lea iioos ida uGr
8daieu?~ bemGrIehe ban. IN BET ! bet
iamme idISt bdm inS. al bans Orb hiuee
misforItaaes. uennte ban Iis III I'm SorSs
oame % iaeoe. "llReIpIa. 6rHe, leg
Hssnie ben teste"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15

;Sotn sierfon. Mosfing Bros, gtpspaIS
Bros, M. Saeen, GdbI Bros, Seimer
Canton, q. epperion, 8. @earnan. Seus
rp gtrpmme. I. Nonfon % i. q. amuo'
ion, Tom Sriper 0eeb Tsne, af grrnS.
ieI er Der moi. bd Der or aulminer paa
i~rrifenise Steber | W0rbsben at os. Oil
tiIIut tofie ~Gecornb'9 oiteu" for aIt
BET gooe ar'efpf, ri bar ioaet eieunem
aarcts .2sb, os en- Hittis SiIien til ale
gctienbte runot Dd3ep, q. 9. X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
ara en- IiDen gesnnbeIie.

breSeriei Rober. Stiiteren al q.
Rdper Boot & Sbos Go. Der M Bar
tore SabriIer iaabeI / EiIpnutee Tom |
Ssattle, tom bertiI Sdnoet fra SpfIdus
1851 os begpnote itrdg toni Stomasers
ipeuS al arbeibe Dos fin 9nnSSmano o.
Su5R. aLsrsoe neite aar beabnbie Ban
boo for JIG ieIp. piituo. life uso aOgeH
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
0enlige Gro.

RdbreitsrrpcIen bar ieg mootaget | COB
gebOIS, bbOrfor ieg flyer 2em manse
Sd'. Seg bapoe Tie oeutet iaa SOB
StsmpeI fom SeuHe, os bet er iitferIig en-
beore Rrrmie eub man Fan forlaras. gi
bar nu boISt "9eeordbs Boften" | 10 Var,
og ieg fan ~ioriifre Tent at ben hoer
Gang or en- tiRriammeu @iGit Sec
boiler oper ct 9uiir 9laoe. men "8ecos
rnbs Soiieu" cr oct bebite al benz Gle, od
vi faar Rbbeber fra ale aauter al ger'
ben % Sesubeu DC 9ooe 5ort9ltrger !
~geS arnen". Ser er bet bsbitr sIdb leg
uoaeuiiuoe bar I9it.
n Z Bosurrgigu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
RupueHempeler..

Seq bar mo6.aeet Rd5wftempeIeu 90
liter Den soSt. Oct CT en- ben Brrmie at
Fdd meb iuu Ct liars Sa5ftruticu paa
"Rteorat sgottsn-. Ser / srips gouuts
ibnss ale at Hare ia soot eieuuem ben
large % 5narSe gintsr. ioul pi 5ar baet.
oermee en- OeuIie SiIisn til eIaoets llSs
siuer % SGiere.. u. Z. SaseH.
Sesal. 2. 9dt.
geufios Tn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15

DR. Spbn gaufn srr en- liOnser Bort Gahmstun @sr 1ls
5rantin Ct, r messt ul anfst blunot Snobpsssrne paa bette stb. Sn
er en- al be rlbfs 8ursers. 8 ct npIis mOoastt grep Tiger ban:
Sea bar jmeo sooe Ttnltater brnet Yeruna for 6oHt o. 5orfiss
leHer. ION bar plaset ma bper Ssf % ginier. Get bar ogiaa bslbrss
bet min 2atarrb, Der altio oeb ben minbhe 5oriisIele bep barre.
Seq anbeialcr Vsruua iOroi bet er pero fin Basti @HIo".-Nr Ssbu
Vauliu, Bort gSaihinatpn, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15

Iaboer. tti Der er enonu aft frcumes.
en- pcnIis 5ilien.
Wuftnp WpdfIauo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15
y


@eIsebrue Isnner bet fie life at fnltes
fpbre fine Rreatnrer. On penlie Silien
til glabets &ebaitsr. Rerional % SGs
iere. Oscar Canton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-15

Radr Sc Friper iii Hrertes
~trrrnSe. iaa barr ida 5enIie at
mebssIe. at De ina btres
Gpsrtisiemeut I "2eecrahsyos
ten. Oct iifrsr lem ben
bebite gebaublinn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
ARMY At WAR WITH ALL
CATS AND DOGS At POST
Funston Orders Officers to Take
Pot Shots at Poor Tabby
and T0Wser

FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kas., Sept
20.-Every cat on the Fort Leavenworth
reservation, the largest military post
in the country, must leave or suffer
the death penalty, by order OF Gen.
Funston, issued today. The order also
curtails the liberties Of any dogs that
may conclude to remain at the fort.
The order was prompted by the fact
that a dog with rabies recently bit an
officer and then a cat developed the
same disease.
Gen. Funston's order states:
mo cats, confined or unconf1ned, Will
be allowed on the reservation. All per-
sons having family pets of that de-
scription which they do not wish to
have killed may send them to q place
off the reservation for keeping until the
provisions of this order relative to cats
NAV he rescinded. Persons who prefer
to have their cats killed, but do not
wish to do so themselves, may take
them to the veterinary hospital'SWhere
they will be humanely put to death by
means of chloroform."
If cats cannot be caught, the order
states that shotguns may be used by
officers and members of the guard AS
to dogs. all pets must be muzzled al
all times, and none Will be alloWeG
to run at large between retreat ana
reyeille. The order concludes:
"Until further orders, no person on
this reservation will acquire any fur-
ther dogs or cats
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
COTTON G|NNERS WIN
IMPORTANT VICTORY
Decision Lowers Duty on Jute
Bagging Used for Patch
ing the Bales

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Domestic cot
ton ginners have won an important
victory here in the board of United
States appraisers, which has just de-
cided that so-called patches" for COW
ering cotton, are not subject to the
high rate of duty recently. enacted by
the treasury department.
The board also denies the conten-
ton of the government that the stem
Cling Of a single name or word on
cotton bales constitutes printing"
within the meaning of the latter word,
as used in the tariff act.
The merchandise involved in the test
case consists of jute bagging, 3Ox54
inches in dimensions, imported for use
in patches to cover holes in cotton
bales produced by sampling the cot
ton.
The collector of customs at New Or
leans returned the merchandise for
duty at the rate of As per cent, as
woven fabrics of vegetable fiber" The
importers claim was for duty at 6-1O
of 1 cent per square yard Of bagglng.
This contNltion the board sustains.
The New Orleans collector was re-
versed. He contended the merchan-
disc was taken out Of the provisions
claimed by the importers on the
ground that the patches were print
ed" although the printing consisted of
but a single word on each patch.
The board holds the stencillng Is
only for Identification.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
LUMBER RATES TO
BAY POINTS co UP
Southern Pacific Advances Tariff
Despite Efforts of Interstate
Commerce Commission
lAssociatAd Preaal

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 20.-The
Southern Pacific has issued new tariff
dated September and effective Octo-
Der 49, making an increase in the
present rate on rough green lumber
from $3.40 to $3.65 to S. fiat to San
Francisco bay points from Portland
and Willamette valley points.
This order for an increase is made
effective just one day after the date
fixed by the Interstate commerce COM
missions order of two years ago.
When the Southern Pacific raised its
rates on rough green lumber in 1907
to $5, the Oregon and Washington
manufacturers protested and appealed
to the Interstate Commerce commits
sion. This body gave an exhaustive
hearing to the points in issue. 1t
decided that the railway company was
not entitled to make such an increase,
and ordered for the main points of the
Southern Pacific on the east side lines
rate of $3.40 on rough green and
50 65 for west side lines points.
Immediately the Southern Pacific
appealed to the courts to have the COM
missions ruling reversed. The federal
circuit court of appeals at San Fran
cisco unanimously sustained the COM
mission and at the present time the
case is on appeal to the United States
supreme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
POLICE NEVER GRAFT IN
GERMANY, SAYS DR.. NATHAN
Honest in Habits and Live on
Their Own Salaries

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Grafting by
the police is unknown in Germany, ac-
cording to Dr. Paul Nathan, represen-
tative Of the liberals in the Berlin city
council. DIR. Nathan is now in New
York on his way to attend the Inter
national Prison congress in Washing
ton next month.
ut is impossible to bribe our police"
he said in response to a question. "Of-
ficers of the Berlin police force never
take money to protect vice. 1 have
never heard of a policeman being pros
ecuted for grating. Though their sal
ary is as nothing compared with that
given patrolmen in New York, it is
sufficient for them to live comfortably,
and they are honest. Perhaps it Is
all a matter of habit. Our policemen,
then, are honest by habit. Perhaps
some of them in your country acquire
other habits.
Gambling? Hazardspiele, you mean ?
1t would not be allowed In Germany.
If persons play the police interfere.
The punishment meted out makes
them so fearful that they never en-
gage in the practice again."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
SUFFRAGlST AND LEADER
OF MORMON CHURCH DIES
Wife of Cousin of Prophet Joseph
Smith Passes Away

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept 20.-In the
death of Mrs. Bathsheba Wilson Smith,
who succumbed today to the effects of
stroke of paralysis suffered several
months ago, the Mormon church loses
the president of the general board or
its relief society, whose jurisdiction
extends throughout the world, and
woman whose name is linked with
every notable movement of the church
recorded since the Nauvoo days.
Mrs. Smith was one of the eighteen
women who attended at the organiza-
tion of the relief society at Nauvoo in
March, 1912, when the prophet Joseph
Smith was president; was one of the
directors of the Deseret hospital, and
presided for ten years over the relief
society in all the world. When the
women of Utah were making the cam
paign for suffrage Mrs. Smith took an
active part.
She was married in 1S41 to George A.
Smith. first cousin to the prophet.
Mrs. Smith was SS years old.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
DAALMAN HURLS DEFIANCE
AT INTENTION OF BRYAN
Democratic Candidate for Gov
ernor of Nebraska Angered

OMAHA, Sept. 2O-Mayor James c..
Dahlman, Democratic candidate for
governor, tonight hurled defiance at
William J. Bryan, who gave out a
statement that he would not support
the mayor in his gubernatorial cam
paign.
The mayors statement follows: "N1r.
Bryan and have been co-workers and
friends, politically and personal, for 20
years, and during that time 1 have
never wavered at any point along the
line when his enemies assailed him, nor
when he was candidate for office.
"The position 1 take on the liquor
question Is purely Democratic and fol-
lows the spirit OF Democratic principles,
which stand at all times for liberty and
self-government. The party has al
ways stood for personal liberty, and
that is why 1 am a Democrat.
1.-THE Slocum liquor law of our state
has been ON the statute books for 80
years. 1t gives each city, town and vil-
iage the right to to vote saloons in or
ont. which means local self-govern-
ment. County option, which Mr.. Bryan
is advocating, enlarges the unit and
takes from the people the rlght Oh local
self-government.
"Mr. Bryan and his friends try to
make it appear that this is brewery
fight. The primary election just held In
Nebraska has demonstrated that the
neople of our state have rallied to my
support and given me the nomination
regardless of politics, because they are
opposed to sumptuary laws.
II regret exceedingly that Mr.. Bryan
and myself must part company for
short time, at least When the votes
are counted November 8, Mr.. Bryan,
the county optionists and all of the
people who are trying to force sump-
tuary laws on the citizens of this
state will find out they have got hold
of the wrong end of redhot poker,
because we will give them the biggest
trimming which has been given in this
or any other state in several decades. "
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
JUDGE DUNNE DENIES
HALSEY BIAS CHARGES

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2o:-After
filing an affidavit today denying the
charges of bias which have been MADE
against him, Superior Judge Dunno set
for trial tomorrow the case OF Theo-
dore V. Halsey, former special agen{
of the Pacific States Telephone %
Telegraph company, accused of hav-
ing bnbed the Schmitz board of su-
pervisors. -.
The trial Of Halsey was begun sew
eraI years ago, but was interrupted
by the serious illness of the defendant.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
VINEYARDS IN SOUTHERN
SPAIN DAMAGED BY STORMS

MADRID, Sept. 20.-Violent storms
accompanied by deluges OF ram nave
done inestimable damage to the vine
Yards and olive orchards in southern
Eight villages, including Lorca' and
Ciza are under water from three to
six feet deep.
The lower section Of Barcelona is
flooded and the tramway service IN
that part of the city is interrupted. The
waters have reached the altars OF
ST. Paul's church
At Tore de Estaban, in the province
Of Toledo, an unprecedented nall STORM
is reported.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
Slogan dollar a Day for Life Is
Sounded in Movement for
Pension Increase
GILMAN LEADS FOR CHIEF
Los Angeles After Next EnCamp-
ment-Veterans to March
in Parade Today
ASSOCIATED Press)


ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. 20
Veterans attending the national en-
campment of the G. A. r. were for
mally welcomed to Atlantic City to-
night at a monster meeting on the
million dollar pier.
The big event is the parade tomor-
row. Vice President Sherman will re-
view the veterans with Commander
General Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A, re-
tired.
The campaign for the next COM
mander-in-chief continues IN earnest.
The candidates are Commander John
e. Gilman of Boston and John McEl-
rop Of Washington, D. C.
One thing noticed at the various
meetings today was the definite shape
the movement for increasing the pen
sion of veterans is taking. The cry
was "a dollar g day for life"
The national encampment is ex-
pected to take up the matter.
The National Association of Naval
Veterans this evening has q solution
of the matter of placing a statue of
General r. e. Lee in the capitol at
washington. The association at Its
convention today, adopted resolutions,
in which It did not oppose the placing
of Lees statue in the capitol, pro
vided 1t appeared in civil attire. The
naval veterans elected William G..
McEwen of Philadelphia commodore.
When the veterans looked out their
windows early today, they were dis
appointed at seeing rain, but 1t Is
hoped the sky will clear for tomor-
rows big parade, the spectacular fea-
ture of every encampment.
Several of the organizations allied
with the Grand Army opened their ses-
sions today and others continued com
mittee work preliminary to the formal
opening of the business sessions.
NATIONAL COUNCIL MEETS
The national council of administra-
tion held it's first meeting at the head
quarters on the ocean pier, and the
G.. A. r. held its initial session In
Haddon hail. The national council of
the Women's Relief corps also went
into session.
on the steel pier, toward the upper
end of the boardwalk, the annual en-
campment of the Sons of Veterans was
opened with addresses Of welcome and
the reading of reports.
The contest for commander-in-chief
between John Gilman Of Boston and
John McElroy of Washington, ID. C..
is getting warmer. Virtually all of
the old soldiers now on the ground
are lined up for one candidate or the
other.
Among the cities that want the next
national encampment are Rochester,
N. Y, Los Angeles, Denver and Chat
tanooga.
Portland, Ore, wants it in 1912
The rain stopped before noon and
the afternoon was clear and pleasant.
The principal business was the con-
sidaration of the resolution which aims
to admit men of the civil war revenue
cutter service into the ranks of the
Grand Army. 1t was said that res
oIution would be presented to the ma
tional encampment on Thursday with
a favorable recommendation and prob
ably be adopted.
The selection of the next commander
in-chief is still going on and the IN
dications are that John =. Gilman OF
Boston will be elected. However,
friends of John McElroy of Washing
ton, the strongest rival of General
Gilman. have not given UP hope.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
FIND ENGRAVING OF LORDS
PRAYER ON GOLD DOLLAR

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-A curious
and interesting specimen of the fine
work of a famous old American en-
grayer. A. w. Overbaugh. has just
come to light in a little Staten Island
town. The relic is an ancient gold
dollar, in the center of which, in
circle one-sixth of an inch in diameter
Overbaugh engraved the Lords pray
er. The inscription cannot pc reau
with the naked eye, but Is distinct
with the aid of glasses.
At the bottom of the circle Over
baugh added his name. The engrav-
ing was done on wager.
The coin will go to one of the New
York museums.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-21
DRIVERS IN VANDERBILT
CUP RACE TRY OUT CARS

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O-Today
marked. the beginning of preliminary
practice for the Vanderbilt cup race
on Long island. From now until Oc-
tober l the course will be open from
5 to IL o'clock each morning, with the
exception Of Sunday, for the drivers to
try out their cars.
While not many of the drivers are
vet on hand, it is expected that at least
a dozen cars will be doing regular
work at the course before the end of
fhe week