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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-18
Found Through Capital

The glasses advertised in The Cap
ital were found through the adver-
tisement by Mr.. Broderick, of Prince
George street, and returned to the
owner this morning.
4 OST-BETwEEN MADISON ST. aud PUP
IL lie SCHOOL. Eyeglasses i'm case with
opticians name, &c. W. Metcalfe." Reward
at Capital Office 3t-jI7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-18
RAILROAD BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE q ANNAPOLIS
ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
THE ELECTRIC LINE
y. rtgRY HOUR PROM ANNAPOLIS

~ T|LNI HUUk EHUM ANNAFOLIe
RATES or FARE
One Way Round Trip
..4...- BALTIMORE. 60ets............s 90
..ra.Is Washington Octs............ l.5O
us..t0E CARRIED on ALL TRAINS
..ere Annapolis time indicates West
bat ali trains leave L. :. Naval
,.e 40 minutes earlier aud Governors
seven minutes earlier.
..- .eate baltimore from Terminal station
t.,.. and Liberty St., near Lexington.
lave washington from Treasury Bldg.
Sew York Ave, ". W
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-18

.f. united ta Naval Academy Junction.
f+-,.lrg. cans al Academy Junction for
W.- '.u
f...- .-tte annapolis for Annapolis June
.aa sI. sni Il3J A. ~. 320 aud $50 =. 81,
Tf... .aaSr annapolis Junction for Anna
g.-. 7 s. ~. l2.5, 40 and GO L. 81.
Fcr 3. RcIR and Information apply a. our
81. t.srt offices: West street station,
VqI,.R.f iiutel, IaTyel Hall. T. Kent
t,r,.ua Jru. store Main 81, VIM. n Moss &,
...r college Ave AMI Biad0n 81 Post
a-i.p Al. PA Is. A for officers, mtdship men
etr. ....- tel with Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1910-06-18
ELeaVe baltimore
for Annapolis
.r Annapolis
ga. Baltimore

.Iu1re 20 Naval Academy Jet
...... -.susi transfer Naval Acad-
Ff.tH. Through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
NO RATE INCREASE
Eastern Roads Accede to
Agreement of Western Lines.
WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT
Given Out After Conference of Of
fcials With President Taft.
DEPENDS ON CONGRESS- ACTION
IF Enactment of Railroad Bill Is De-
ferred Interstate Commerce. Com
mission Will Be Invoked.
WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT
DEPENDS ON CONGRESS- ACTION

Eastern railroads yesterday afternoon
assured President Taft that they will
file no increased rates until the new rail-
road law goes into effect. They fully
acceded to the agreement that had been
made the day before with the western
railroads.
President Taft went into conference at
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon with Presi-
dent James McCrea of the Pennsylvania
road, President W. c. Brown or the New
York Central and President w w Fin
ley Of the Southern. Attorney General
Wickershsm was also present.
At the conclusion OF the conference the
following announcement was made from
the White House:
AT the invitation of the President, Mr.
James McCrea, president of the Pennsyl-
Vania companies, with Judge Massey.
general counsel: Mr.. w. c. Brown presi-
dent Of the New York Central lines, and
Mr.. ". ". Finley of the Southern rail-
way, met the President at his office for a
conference with respect to the proposed
advance of rates which had already been
filed by the trunk lines and central
freight lines with the interstate commerce
commission, to be effective July l and
thereafter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
SENT TO CONFERENCE.
House Refuses to Agree to the Senate
Railroad Bill.

Six democrats, Representatives Fitz-
gerald. Harrison, Goulden and Goldfogle
OF New York. and Underwood and Craig
OF Alabama, saved the day for the House
organization yesterday. BY vote of 1872
to 15f the House refused to agree to the
railroad bill as it passed the Senate and
sent the measure to conference, where
it is likely to remain for two or three
weeks
There was something of a. mix-up In
the vote on the bill, as twenty-one in
surgents and five republicans, usually
classed as regular, Joined with the demo-
Gratis and voted TO accept the Senate
measure. while eight insurgents became
regular for the occasion and the six dem
ocrats in question jumped their party,
The defeat of Representative Lenroot' s
motion and the adoption OF Representa-
tive Mann's plan to disagree were fol-
flowed by the announcement of members
Of the conference committee-Representa
tive Mann Of Illinois, Wanger Of Penn
sylvania, republicans, and Adamson OF
Georgia, democrat. The action OF the
House was reported Immediately to the
Senate, and Senators Elkins and Aldrich,
republicans, and Foster, democrat, were
named as members Of the conference.
AS senator Elkins was not in the city,
the date of the first meeting of the con-
<erees has not been fixed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08

you are sayingv'
Yes, know what I am saying. And
/ know it Is blackguardly for a man like
me. who has led an evil life and never
done decent thing-who has been a dis
grace to his honored father and to the
city he was born in, to be talking so; and
I'm only saying it to you because you
have already found it out-because we've
both got to suffer from it. Don't imagine
I'm one of those sickly asses who are al
ways sniveling because they're misunder-
stood. I'm q bad lot and everybody
knows it. I've been understood all right
enough. Fanny tried to keep me in social
countenance by sticking me down the
threats Of the people she knows and sees
In her own house: but I'm SO rotten they
won't have it. The women that have to
speak to me in her parlor cut me on the
street Because I was born with wild red
blood in me and didn't settle down into
being q fraud like himself, father took
that martyrlike tone about me with all
his friends. / can hear him now men,
tioning me to the Brodericks and signing
softly and shaking his head dolefully to
get their sympathy. You can be dead
last time I was in Boston tore up a few
trees on the common and all the papers
printed our illustrious name in big red
type"
He laughed little wildly, for he had
ceased to be lover and was q man with
got the woman before him, and his voice
rang out passionately in the room. He
had clutched her hand until it hurt and
she drew it away, covering in her chair
to escape the wild torrent Of his words.
Please. Wayne. no more Of it! You
are spelling the afternoon. 1t is getting
dark and we must be going home.''
He did not heed her but rang the bell,
and when the servant came he told him
to bring whisky, and to be quick about
IT. She expostulated while he was gone:
she begged him not to throw away the
advantage he had gained by his long alb
stinence; she threatened never to speak
to him again if he drank a drop. The
man brought a bottle and glasses. and
said az he put 1t down, That's the Rose
dale special. sir; you put it in yourself
four years ago.
Mrs. Craighill rose as the door closed
and made motion as though to seize the
bottle.
Just let it alone" he said: IT want to
show you something"
He filled the whisky glasses full and
brimmed the water glasses with the
liquor. whose odor nipped the air keenly
Then he set the bottle down and 1oloed
his arms.
Go be continued tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
Conditions of Agreement.

At the conference it was agreed that
If the amendment recommended in the
message OF the President this morning to
the pending railroad bill was adopted and
If the bill became a law on or before
July 1 no agreement was necessary to
bring the rates in question before the
interstate commerce commission for in
vestigation and decision before they be-
came effective. But it was further agreed
that IL the enactment Of the railroad law
was deferred, or 1t should otherwise be-
come necessary, the railroad companies
would submit the proposed advance in
ties to the interstate commerce COM
mission in accordance with the provisions
Of the new law.
Mr.. Finley the president of the South
ern railway. stated that as to the South
ern territory, his company. while recog-
nizinS the necessity for some increase in
some of the rates, had taken no action
as yet, SO that there was no need Of any
stipulation by his company
In none of his negotiations with the
railroad presidents has President Taft
suggested that there was any purpose on
the part OF the administration to apply
for a dissolution of the various trunk line
associations. At the same time there has
been no intimatfon that any OF the rail-
roads would be granted immunity from
the operation Of the Sherman antitrust
law. The administration used the anti
trust law in bringing the injunction to
stop the increased rates simply because
there was no other avenue open to II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
EXTRA

A busy scene here tomor-
row-one large room is de-
voted to the hundreds OF
Trimmed Hats, among which
are scores worth to $1,000
that are to be only $500 for
choice tomorrow. The adj
joining room, filled with I'm
trimmed Hats and Trim
mlngs in wholesale quaint
tles-at prices now less than
current at wholesale-Will be
the busiest spot in the store.
We all know that long
months of sunshine arc here
liable to begin tomorrow
and that Summer Hat is All
absolute necessity. That
more of these hats will be
purchased and ordered here
tomorrow than in any ordi-
nary week Of business is just
as sure as would be sale of
one-dollar Treasury notes for
SOC. Come earlv-the morn
ing hours will be the least
busy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08

lation of amusement seekers when Almas
Temple carried down the first two boat
loads Of its members and their friends on
the steamer Manchester to Marshall Hall
at 10 o'clock this morning and at 2:3G
at $50 o'clock this evening promises to
make the excursion one of the most heav-
lily patronized OF the year.
The excursion is given by Almas Tenn
pie for the benefit of its Christmas char
ity fund, from which it provides baskets
Of good things for the needy at Christ
mastide, which has become an established
feature OF the holiday season.
Games of all sorts, a base ball ma tch.
q 'singfest." under the direction Of
Signor Stevens; motor boat races and
dancing will help to make up the pro-
gram Of the day. 1t is promised that
something extraordinary will follow the
10 the Shriners are keeping closely
guarded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
JOB FOR DEMOCRATIC EDITOR.
Thomas D. Murphy Made Postmaster
at Augusta, Ga.

President Taft sent to the Senate yes.
terday afternoon the name OF Thomas
D. Murphy as postmaster of Augusta,
Ga. in place Of Postmaster Vaughan,
who has served eight years.
Mr.. Murphy is a newspaper reporter
Of Augusta, having been identified for
years with the Augusta Chronicle and
other papers. He did not seek the position
and his nomination will be surprise to
him.
Politically he has been a democrat all
his life. His nomination is due to the
fact that the President knew him and
liked him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
Dramatic Pupils Give PLAYS.

Pupils OF the Hickman Dramatic School
presented three one-act plays at Carroll
Institute Hall last evening. In 1.-The
School for Scandal the following parti-
cipated: Misses Murray. Kidwell, Shieb-
horn, Sparks. Mosher and Waterbury.
The cast for Miss Civilization included
Miss Mckinley and Messrs. Hudson.
Mosher. Waterbury and Lashhorn, In
lei on Parle Francois" the cast was as
follows: Misses Pallas, Kidwell, Holt and
Shiebley; Messrs. Sparks, Hudson and
Lashhorn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
Getting at Basic Rates.

During the conference the question OF
the ability Of the interstate commerce
commission to dispose of all the new rates
within the next eleven months was freely
discussed. President Taft expressed the
belief that the present rates gave a basis
for comparison which would not REQUIRE
a great amount of time.
President McCrea offered the suggestion
that as there are certain basic rates
which form the foundation for all the
other thousands OF rates. that the disposi.
ton Of the basic ones might not require
such great length Of time. Once the
basic rates are fixed. the others apply al
most automatically.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
SHRINERS' RIVER OUTING.
Almas Temple Excursion for Benefit
of Christmas Charity Fund.

tainment such only az the Shriners arc
famed for drew a large draft on tbs popu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
$40 Trimmed Hats. SIS

Just as we arc now forcing the sale OF Summer Hats so
did we with the spring hats It's significant of business
methodsno spring hats here and hundreds elsewhere It's
lesson TO brother merchants than to our patrons
Let e-diclous losses have made the Palas Royal
quarters for mlners less miners and newest
and brightest stocks. Come and profit bv the in
dous losses feel forced upon us-because of the rain
retardng the sale of Summer Hats.
Valuable Information for Those Not Regular Patrons
vast business doesn't necessarily turmoil or dis
comfort visit to the Palais Royal French Room on the
second floor like going of the exclusive esab-
lishnen where, in private consultation an expert one
nspecs the latest Paris Hats and decides upon STYLES to
be copied with the changes necessary personality
and the The difference only is in the cost lust now
with materials here at less than obbcs prices the OUTLAY in
dollars and will be nominal
Therell be attractive feature lackiuo-uh tI,.
privacy of the French Room and the of expert mil.
liners at your service.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Song Gotparos Nottsbpger,

Wonge Berioner, iom bar bart
giioiens Dos Song g6tparo, bar for
bauiet iig oper bans Sltfommelie,
og SorbuuielIen borebe, r,oar Be efter
IGnsere Sios SorIsb after fit glu.
oiens bos 8ongen. "gerl. Sasebr."
mebbeler, at 4ongcn bupoe en- goo
Sitfommelie og fort Gerlonfienbifab,
Tom ifierpebes beb, at ban bapbe go
tisbsger, / bpilfe Der ipItematiif inb.
fsrtes Iotiier ON 8erioner, Tom ban
tom | 9ersrins meb. 8ongen moo
tog life uanmelbte Terioner og finn.
De iaaIebes ofte / Be tibliaere nco-
Ifrepfte Hotiier ON 8ebfomenoe
finbe ct % anbet, iom berertes unber
Iltoienien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
merfeIie Qualification.

goiion.& ompanietS "@eiterfioe
Citation" | Stem Yorf er ct m9rfeligt
os itorartet InIGe, Der bar ct Staal.
taorn omtrent 80 SOB bsit % Is 500
| Spermaal. Naar man Ter bette
Metaltoarn fra lloiioett, piIoe BOG
faa fro bet miligt, at Der inbe / oct
finoes iaa omtrent ben fraftigite
9ampmaifine | 8eroen, % Dog er oct
iaa.
Set fra l1oiioen Iigner Saarnet en-
Itsrre ganobeboloer; men inoenfor
bets pore SfaI ubbifler Der fig en-
Srait, oct piIbe ia 10000 alminbe.
Iige SrGfbeite til at frembrinse. 0ette
er G~biipn-&ompaniets npe Camp.
turbin" eler "Surbin.S ampmaIfine"
rettere iagt.
esnoe | StaaIieilen err Ser fore
StaaIIfiper, Der err fantebe meb Sfop-
Ter, iom ben ubitrsmmenbe Camp
Iaar imoS og operfsrer FIN gnergi
til. Sntet, man nogeniinoe iaa lobe
paa SiiI, bapbe Zig ubpre Sart iom
oisie runbe Staalifiper. Spert ct al
bisie Sil,I er IA SOB % s CONNER
/ SpermaaI % gisr unber ct Samp-
pres al $50 Tltto pr. 9pabrottomme
$50 Smbreininaer | Winutet. ON
SiiiIet aif meb iamme Surtiabeb ef.
ter en- Sfinne eler bortoper Iorfen,
pilbe en- Iutomobils Sart bli iaare
ubetnbelig iommenlignet meo Slit
lets Sort. Ser oiIbe bIi ortrent 61a
MiI | Winutct. 0ette SiitI pilbe til.
baqelrgge Teien fra Chicago til Sem
gorf poa 9 elmer og 80 Winitter.
Spoe Suiino Seites Nhiifelfraft
inSenfor ct iIi9t tpnbt StoulIfall
|Sanfen oerom er nof til at gisre en-
forbouiet. Wcn beepnber man at
reane no, bpor meget arbeioe benre
&i9mpetltrbin cr iitano til at ibfsre,
fommer man til Reiultater, Der ipnes
~utroIige. On SeItefraft or, fortolte
2Greren | Sniff % | Dor ltngbom, en-
9roft, ser er tiIItrGffeIig til at lefte
$4,000 Gunb til en- Sobs Seioe ! ct
Iimit. Senre Itore Sitrbin.S lamp.
maIfine err, noor ben arbeiber meo
fuIb 9raft, iitonb til at p%rooncere
Gnerai nof til at lefte 10 II Gta9er
bsie SorretninqSfpartaler | en- Stor'
bp GO SOB / Simen eler 600 SOB
pao en- ii Simcrs Dag.
Senne Gipmpcturbin BRIGGS til
of bripe en- flor eleftriif Generator"
euer "aroftirembrinaer", Der cgiao
err anbroet iuSe I Staolcpliroeren.
0enne Generator omeisr Be 10000
SeItefrpfter 9umpfraft til eleftriif
8roft, Ser fan bIi Iebet oa foroelt
r,rnot ON / Ieu gorf for gelpsning,
0ripfroit % @arme. Tctte mrrfe'
Iiae gnIra / Nerp gorf, goiion'8om'
poniets "gSeiterIibe Station". piloe
fnnne foo 100000 bpioalsbenoe
camper til at life pna en- Sang -
Camper nof til at Ipie cp en- 8aoe
900 TiI lang. geien ira Stem Dorf
til Chicago piISe bli noflaa goot OPS
Init, ON man banoe 100000 @lsoe-
Iamper eIer "eIeftriife Gus" langs
Den. 9are poa en- enfeIt Gag frem-
brinaes Grerai NOT til at iuielte en-
3ubberitoIpe 81 500 | Diameter euer
SpermaaI oa 100 500 bei. San
gbiion.aompouiets Surbin.S Camp
maifine og Generator or | Sanhbeo
noeet itorortet o. "8eiteriioe Sta
ton" en- meset betpoeIis og mGrfeIis
Sterilization.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10

Jmgem Bel fprbi. Ssieiteret biiaIbt
ben 3bie os. DC aienoeIier, iom 81.
ifriftsretten / Starf County forIeoen
afiagoe ianlcbning uIopIigt 9rTnoe.
pinSialg. 9e fem onflaeeoe blep peo
Metten benlte til at betale en- MiiIft
nf $3.50 og sipet Snngielsitraf, %
bet par oenne Dom be MI forgiGpeS
appeuerebe til Seieiterct.
@jcnfjenbt iom Better grobabl.
2iget at Ell nfjenot Manb fartbtes |
Gluten at forrige l1ee paa @reai
0ortbern ganenS Bro / @rano
SORTS, bnor ban s~ienipnIig bar BILE
ben operfisrt. Oct bar ienere pitt fly
at bore Yeter 9robabl, Der for bapoe
orbeioet paa en- Sarm peo Widigan
Gin. 2iget bill maaife bIine ienot iii
9aloDin, @is., bpor SorRlorene Dor.
Nanse @opberbaler. Softer
Gountp bar ipaar betaIt Sfllopenge
for 8opbers, og iibite Sreoag, bef
por ben iioite Dag, oa ioabon 9elsn
ming flinoe erboIbes, itremmeoe
GountpetS Gutter ino til Garrinaton
meo life minore enc $4,000 Gopher.
boler for at bGpe fine Sfubpenge.
Salt bar Gonntpet ioaar uobetoR
SLIPS, ibet $4,000 of De n9pnte
Smaaopr er blepne brGbte.
De to nbe Counter. Com for for.
telig omtalt bar en- Ssieiteretsfien.
belle faitilnoet De TO npe Gountper
@urfe % HenpiIle, Ger begge err en-
Del Of oct gamIe 8orb Gountp. Sa
Spieiteretsfienbelien life ienotes til
@arb Goiintp for Ben 4be o., maa
Ser bonbles bitrtiet, for at De TO npe
Gonntper fam foa fine 9anbibnter
paa @aIgliiterne peb Gr%im9rpaIget,
ibet InmelbcIie of 3anbibnter life
fan lie efter ben Doe bs. 8i,pernsr
9urfc bar MI at ubnGpne Goultp.
commissioner, ser ioa pHIeer mtbler-
tibigt GoiintniGbe og lionGpner @n;-
bebsm9nb. Se Tom enifer at fomnle
/ 9etraetning peb YrimGrpolget maa
berbon mclbe fig inoen Den for n9prl.
te Cato.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10

pige, ioet nriten SaIpoeIen eIIcr -
for at bore nsiogtig - 49, Vrocent
at Dc fraifilte bar floeet beroper.
Sanoanne iom bar iorIaot lin sGgtc.
balpoel uogisr 1916 Erocent al ellis.
misierne, Gruffenifab gipes SfpIoen
for 5.3 Trocent, MangeI paa Grn1.
~ringsomiorg IA grocent, 1ltroffab
90 Procent og forifienige andre
@rrnoe 80 Trocent. s fire EilfrI-
Der iioof fem er sSuitruen ben Fla
genoe. MntaIlet al SfiIsmisier pr.
1000 @~iftermaoI for bnert Mnr bar
iteget fra 81 I 1892 til 81 | 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Alurku.
@nIbfeberen bfmsier Oh. siI

0nlofcberen blnsicr op. Eli De npe
8itlofelter peb Sbitorob Iiper anfoni
De iioite Oage af Mai oct fsrite Gel.
fob @uIograoere, inIt $50. De bop.
De ! tire Tiger p9ret unoerneis neo.
oper Yufon Hiper. 9(It ipnes at tpoe
paa. at SiIitrsmnineen til Sbitarob
| CONNER bill blipe lige iaa flor Tom
ben for tretten gor iiSen por til 2lon.
pife, cg Der er fra flere Solb blepen
notalt, at bette forbolbsois ebe Steo
ON en- Wooncos Els eIler TO bill bope
minoit 5000 Snbbpggere. Iange
gamle 8ulpgranere filler fig Dog
meaet tpilenbe Iieeoperfor oisie npe
@uIoforefomiter, oa De tror set biz
blipe panffeIigt at iomIe nogen Nig.
bonn al @riiiet ranas oenne Glib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
3uincnuH,t.
,Sa(St nebpper Srappcruc. IrS

3t1incnuTt,t.
SyalSt ncbpper Srappcrnc. IrS.
Wartba Sbompion, so glar eairmel,
fulot iioite Ssrbog neboper Srappernc
i fit Stem / Ieenab meb Den Sslge,
at bun fort efter bsoe.
Sanifernc ieitcr. Oct oanIfe Bro.
berifob / Superior bolot iioite Ssn.
Dag Iften lin aarlige gunfet Der !
@pen, peo bpilfen I~nleoning ogia1
0anifer meo Gamer bar tiIiteoe
fra GliIutb, giblanb oe andre gper.
Ser par benimoo 400, Der lao til.
bor6s.
8ranS / Mine. Sis nobrso tiblig
2srbog Iorgen / Sbepberb Iine
peb IlotteoiGe, oe ba man life funbe
noa berben meo fine @anoilanger fra
9pen beleb Den onrettebe Sfobe zig
til $4,000. uben rogen Isiurance.
Sngenisr Sbomas peb Winen bleo
olporIig forbrGnbt | gniiatet og pod
Spnberne. W~ineoriiten er neblaBi
for ubeitemt Sio.
Slere Gpperc nnbilippcr. Sem GS.
pere, Der tiblis Ssnbag Worgcn
iprpugte ct Bengeifab | Werriauit
Yoitfontor og iotte iig | geiiobelie al
$1,000, blep fort efter inoeit9nete /
en- @obspogn, buori oe bapbe tpnft at
ioa fri Neiie, og af Sernbanefolfene
broqt meo til @locf Riper Sails for
ser at tages / 6orooring. Sberifi
Sen Canning fra Sacfion Gountp all,
itrpnete fig for at nna Tragttoact
iaa burtig iom miilig, men inben ban
nooeSe set banbe fire al De inbeitpn9.
tc Rspere Ii,ppet no peO at ioee Su.
/ Sognen.
Intumobilnlpffc. Sre WGnb ira
Can Claire, nemlig Gilbert WcSu.
nou9b, Sobrifant, iamt Sreb gnsen
cg Sontes Ileu, fom 2srboe Otter
miboog olporlig tilifnbe | Hprbeoen
al Chippewa Sails, ibet beres gutu.
mobil mtSer meget ItGrf Sart boe.
pe6e no / en- @rsit oa peubte ia bel.
ON. Wc9onouab bIep Iiesenbe ill'
ser &eretsiet og erbolot %Ioaoanre
apUitcIier, of Der er Sore for bans
9iu. gnocn, ser iao | oct baaerlis
SpSc, faiteSes 80 500 bortooer o.
braf lin enc Irm iamt bleo itpot for.
laaet / Sonebet.
Sattereu sipr iis bemGrfct. Sa'
net San Siie, Stuoent ueb Stoteils
llniperiitet / Iabiion % Cater al
oenne gnItaltS Ir9iibent. gioroe iiy
2erbag gfterribboe bemGrfet peo al
bIipe miIfteret $40 for at babe fisri
meb ~utiIbsrIig Sart giennem 9pen
meb i'm gutomobiI. SEQ en- Seiltu'
qeIie bIep Iufla9en isrt moo Yieens
Saoer, men bun opIpite, at oct bar
en- al llniperiitetets Sprere, iom BEE
benne I~nIe0nine bapbe p9ret benoeS
9eoioger, oe at bcnne af ToIitiet par
blepen tnaet for al p9re Rr9iibenten
Sfilsmisierues gutal tiltaser. =
Sfslee Sen aorIi9e Seaport. iom Sta.
tens SunobeospGien oe guremlet ioi
Statiitif | oisie 9age laber offentlig'
gisre. euber ct AZ boert eIepe | Sto'
ten inoaaaebe giftermaol meb rets,
liz SfiIsmisie. SfiIsmisiernes In
taI bar | De iioite aar tiItaget | er
fornroIisenbe @rab, % iom @runi
J ipr bisie er @ruiombeo Den melt bpp'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
On aammeI Some fommer ino

SusboIoninesbanoel.
San ies faa ct Punb SuSSerIutter.'
-Gilo heber BET MI. peo Ss bel" iagSe
gutiiipenSeu pigtie.
"Serregus, bar M BET caiaa fact ct
mt Napnl Ru bar bet ba beot SrSocrs
iuiter, iaalrnse jes fan buiie. CAB mig
foa ct YlnS Clio oa.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10
Sun Dnkntn.

Bar life ii~nbsipas. Sobn q. Sobn.
ion, Der peo Hetten | Spsnih blcu
funoen ifploig / at babe ifuot fin Su.
itru meb Den Seniiet at brpbe benbe,
bsmtes forleoen til ipo gars Slaperi.
Otter at Sobnion blen funoen ifploiD
blep Der siort Soriss pa at faa ban,
erflpret for at bore iinbsipog, OF
Here 2Gger afgap 8ionesbprb | ben
ne Hetnine, men commissioner for
lln~oeriegelie Of formooebe SinbSipGe
fanbt, at Ger ineen @riino bar her.
for, og ppenn9pnte Dom blep altiaa
Sslgen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-10

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