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9veeeee ct Wonument.
Get bcSitc Slass | gcrbcn.

"gt Wonuntertt bpgget peo % at
ToItum" er 1aaben boorpaa en-
@ano fra SGinois beifriper fig ieIp.
San flyer:
"S flerc Mar braf ieg 9affe, tho.
til icg tiIiiSit leb ffrGffeIis al 9p.
ipcpiia, GoritoppelIe, Sooeopine og
iIet SorosieIie. iaa ieg | fpiiif Sen.
icenbe Dor ct 9rug.
"Se f~orifenise SIags Tebiciner,
ieq ~foriSgte, bclbrebeoe mig life, men
tiliioIt por ser nogen Tom iagoe mig,
at lea buroc lutte meo Safe oe brit
&c &oihrn iIteoet. Seq bar iaa bel.
dig at foa min Eoitim tilbereot |
neic SperensItemmeIie meb Sorifrif'
ten poa @affen, iaa ieg ira ferit al
Ipntes soOt ON oen. Den bar en- rig
Smoa, % ieg eioroe 8o%ranoringen
fra auffe til Epitim uoen noget grp'
ocri.
"@roSpiS foranorebes min Viii
Itollo. 81 gamle Elager foripnnot
% ieQ beQpnote at bIioe frilf igien.
Min appetit blep scb % ieg fnnoe
ioroeie min Ssoe. Gi er min Stprfe
oa SeIbreo bIepen gieuoprettet. 9nn
iope aobt belle Iatten % paagne meo
ct iriift o. uobpilt 9egerne. enbper
Tom Yer mig sisr gemarfninger ON
bpor fpIbia iea er bIepelr og boor
gobt .iea Ter no.
Seq err / Iirfeligbeset ct gsonil'
merrt bpaQct al Eoinim, TIL bg bar
ct fpiiif grog, libcnoe ! Segen 90
Sinh, oa er mi en- itarf, friit Wsano,
Seg peb beitemrt bpoo bepirteoe
6oranorinaeu, Oct par at ieg ilutteoe
mco Safe og bespnbte at BRUCE 20
itum."
2rs oeu lille BOG "Sbe &ooo TO
@eIlpiae / bper Eaffe. Ger er Ell
@runb."
@~pscnfuSc lGit OpentaaenSe SreoY
ct mt bill iurcfumme ira lib III an.
ben. &c CT rste, ianoe o. fnioe al
Sutcrcsic for Mtnncifcbehen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
1000 appsnoititis Silieloer
IN, ps,rsrst i It gsIsita ct sn,is War.

Sch siben herat tIep mango geennsTer Osertrti
ion trseee be haobe npaIe rbeipoeliee Mdpes ellen
SrobrIbSS naormme. men bet eiits Ne at prre ben
bgbtliae appeabieitis. Gu tint e1at. iom rieiie, at
appeueieitiE bar en- al be met almiaseliaite % tarItss
Nc gpsbpmrns, bar oreaeei ct IiHpcIt @teseI fer Se'
bdneiiueeH al aspenblcitis uoeu Crrraiicn, pmeHe
pth ct ~vauffeliat EiIFrISe Operation tnESe uGre iI'
~raatcIist. Sette TiSbeI. ,aIeei GbIersista, or paa en-
ribcnHabrIte @acbe inninen'at at Stubborn Bari.
Gtpcerine % andre fnipIe Susrreteneer.
8erbi gbIer.lsta a~ffisIsr be ipse Dele 90 trGfssr
no ale ilrenbeber, bsiIiet insen aueeu MehtrtH tan
eisye. viI sn aofs sirsIitteIis Iiubre Wareimerter
90 9ubpsIssinsbOmms.
RGfen euhuer aaee bill foe bio. at eu ianeinnIiepts
bill faa SliuStarmrbe.GneeIie, hsis bu lie hper Tao
bar sHfsrina. eleF tpis tu bar giuO ener Gas | gas
ben % SarmeHe, elef en- ~trniieuhe 6eruemmelie otter
Of BABE irtf. Sch at tGse soIerisIa fua en- Gang bier
iier iar SIiHstarmsbstGuoelie lite faa upeet 6cSfriie.
Gu ~crThifuIn SOC bet Eprffs Sprpe, ptieHoe mango
Htneoer az ben tnTiFfe Tile apyeahtr, tprtGatEbe
hpprbau GltaetGrmstetGrhelie beutrfcS rg hporedu
bu LET fan heffutie BIC mob ben, fan for en- tprt alb
trhpIbee trtt. IN bnThe Iric hcnre Sog 90 life lpbe
noaeu 2iitfo.
Strio BIT Rcru nebcufpr. tuhIre Ct 2aGerts Gris
rGrie, Os ben pGrhiiuIoe 300 oil blipc ienete big frit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
Gen l~sprrncSc airfc.
(Gfitr "eutttrnutrru."O

- Stort WiSiionSmpoe boIoteS
Otilm Wenigbeo, Yoitor Z. u. Spr.
bals aalb, Iibite Spnbag. MiSiio.
rrrcrne Nilion, Stoffe % StoIec
bar tiIIteoe. Offeret beIeb zig til
nriten $1400.
- Gaitor 90. g. SartmorL Gre$co,
Sa., bar antaget Sub ira ct. SomeS,
Ntinn.
- Zen zoe Scbrlior fom Eo'tor
s. M. @erge biem til fin me Rre'
iteaaoro / Siteroal Mteuiaheb, grant.
pacnGo.. @iS., meo fin unae Suitru.
San baooe uemtIig pGrct | aaanlafce
So, ga, bpor ban bar Bit 9gtroiet
iii MtiiS @rouaoorb. Weniabeoen
mcotc qauife tolrig trent. 90 flerc
fra RortbIarb Mheniabeo bar ogion
tiIiteSe. 90 DC por life fomne toni
bpnSebe. Slere im,ffe % npttiac
@apcr bapoe De meSbroat, li9eiom De
res GoItor 8, GiIieu freubor DC beo'
lie gnIfer for oct uuae segtepar,
bporpaa man iorerebe iis ! gsn ON
Subs Ieliierelie for &reiteiamilien
% Meriobeoeu.
Ieo Safe Iorf @ornebiem goor
st bro. Serren bar %ifaonet os Tor
Suabom. Netop M err Der life iaa
tibet 8orficlelie bIauot oS, men pi
baober, OF oct oeiao mart gaar oper.
Seg trpuqrr 500 M mart Ell opg'
ria Garmorbeioer, iom ioritaar liz
paa Surmina o. oct, Tom peorerer
Sriften al en- Sorm. Siloe BELT BABE
en-, Tom bar Iiot moi aarcue. ito %
p~aolibeIia, ida ban fan lebe @utterne
ret. Oct er life ioa tilnst arbeioe;
thi her or mango itore Gutter, Tom
birIper til. Soobcr ole. iom IGier
bctte, piI birlpe iii at finoe en- Wano
for mig. gi betaIer Den Icr iom or
- 5. $. Sabren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11
Trit til


Sess De IibeT at RI RapeOHbs eIer be Seruce for
bHHhus Gnriaser iOm 5orfDppelie, trGp 9cbcr
e1trfrbGHtrr, saerpsNtrt, SsoaISsbeo, g1osIgsbtb.
eotuHeI1es, fHr CpftsoRtHs, Rtbasmtbsp, Siertr,
neHHeI's. iaa firip til mig, % ies oil ieusc Dem en-
ri Safte at urias RaoesIGbIettrr. ION be Tshr xii
taIStT oil brinss s~iHbrius ftrar. Zen peShOlOenee
Prns af bette gHbbeI bar iHrrrrt maHst ct EiIfaISs.
hrrr aft aHbet bar UGrst iprsirOes. Nan abreSier,r
John A. Smith. II Smith Building, Mil
vaukse. Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

Gan: "Spis ies HuIce bIipe opbcIet
paa auutoret iafteu % life fan tonute
bicm % ipiie, Hal iee ienoe ct Sub meo
Ct @ar Siuier til big"
Gun: "aa. eisr bic bare life noaet
grpSeri, ies bar alt iuueet Srepet ! DIN
5eitelomme,-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

FREDERICK DYER, correspond. Sekreter.
Seq oil ienbe big GRATIS famine Tag
tee mootaper bin Coupon, friIf fra 9abpras
tpriet, f9roie iii at pirte SeibrroeIIe famine
01iHut bu i1tier benz poa. Be ~fllrerer boert
Stabium o. Tilfnno al benne aruIpmme
Spabom, eaten frcnif euer afnt-
ms, ftuIar, Setatic, &untbaeo eaer
@pnt-rnsen 8etponin9 bpor bu er angre.
ben eier bppr alppriigt. Be bar fureret
ganiIe RGnS % aptlSer, Der baooe libt belle
bereS Gin, SaupeIIpm ale milbere Stabier.
Sprism life Rbcumntisme, tilraaber lea bia,
iDr ies peo bpob ben frngteiige 8ortlIr o.
Gfananf Ieber til SenS ibag efter Drafts.
Seq ienber benz pao fri Erspe, ioroi lea
peo, bpao be rbretter for Sulinoer, % lea
trpr be IiseIsbes fan beIbrebe big. BreS
mine Gratis, nanr on faar benz. "a,
buis bu er fuIbt tilfrebs uieb bet ppnaaeSe
en- 5oaar. 'lD s @ts --..- lag
lille, tOitsr be O~iaGy@gNTy
Dit csD Tor
Yiagic SCOT Srait Co, YC II SIiper 8ISa.
Saficn, Rih,eor. Senb iHaen 8enge-fun
Gouponen. Ssrip ibas-nn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

z femti gor 0 bar Der mn b9ret
e~pangeIife Sirfet | Sapun. s Den
Sib err 10000 inbIemmet | airfen
peo 9aaben; men oct er 10 utniIiomt,
at 8riiti ganO bar eoet fit itiue og
inberIige girfe ogiaa paa mango,
mango at Dem iom enonu itaar uoen.
for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

2Grcren: "Sois bere aueintcmen bor
Imaa 2am. bhoS TtuIbe bere sa fable MIG,
beres 9Rrer2"
Gue @arra Il aor) "gt fort Saarl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

ssrtsts; alberta Co.. Sept. 1s, Springfield. WiHu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-11

HriHrfen.
teusr -aet,biatet.a,

3ions Weniebeos npe Strife /
Wfinot, ". 0uf. inopieoes peo Yaitor
@pnilb Ssn6og ben 20oe Gebri,ar.
- Fuitor 5. u. Stapnep bar al.
luttet fit arbeioe | @alo6et, @oib.
Rditor S. Eollefion | Tacoma fol
opertage Mrbeioet paa nppnte Steo.
-Naftor g. s. Moen or~ganiiereoe
Senoag ben 30te Saniiar en- Wsenig.
beo % NiI sit for 9eIlingbm
@batcom Co., @aib. Wenigbeocn
antog Napnet Soron 2iitberife Sri.
menisbeb.
= Yaitor 6. s. ,Stabem bar reiis-
neret fra SaIem Iemsbeo, Silpana,
@aib. San boIot fin afifeSspr9oi.
fen ben CITE Sebr. @enigbeoen bar
faIot Gaitor Olaf ellington til 9reit
miolertioig. Menigbeben peo Stan'
mcob, @aib., fom tilberte iamre
9alb, betienes for n9rp9renbe al
Brof. 9eihil fra 9etbauia College.
- Haitor Snep. Si,stoeot flptter
i oisie 0age til 8roberid, Salf., boor
ban ifal optaee arbeibet. San bar
taget mob 2aIb fro getblebems Me.
niebeo Der. San bolbt Ssnoag Den
200e og Ssnbae ben 14oe Sebr. vi.
ife6spr9oifen | fine Renigbeoer |
9uperne, 8inoom % Siblep. ga.
flor Sobn s. &anfon, abrian, Wlinn.,
fol beticne bisie Menigbeoer mioler-
tioig.
Sanses Sgnooc.
0iiu "Hnbbarssu."D
- paitor q. 6. Sanion, glocf.
falbs, alta., Gam, bar reiigneret ionl
Wtisiionspreit og i~lutter i'm Iirfiom.
beo Der ben 15oe 9Sai. San agter
% at flptte tiIbaee til @amroie, alta.
S Storp, Sarotn % Sanrilton
60, Soma, bar De ogiaa orepet me
get meo Observation-Disclosures |
8inter. De bar bapt geiss al Gre.
iterne &rogitab oe 8reioablif og bar
erfaret @eberfpegeliens Sioer fra
Serrens Maipn.
Set bupbe Srefoloigbebs We.
nigbeo | WaoiiorL isis, ben 13oe
Sebrliar % paafelgenoe ire Gage.
Den rnge MenigbeO bar reiit Zig ct
imagfulot @ubsb,ts, iRrbeles bel
inorettet babe bnao ieloe Rirfen iom
boao oct rimunelige gaiement on.
gaar. 9reft Ss @cnigbeo bar pitt
pbel SpofreIie cg Smtanfe | Spfs.
relien af bette gus til ct 9oitenbe al
omfring $4,000 foruben 8%runoen.
Senbag S~ormiboug inooieoes oenne
Strife al 8rof. 90. 9. &anion asiiite.
ret af gaitorerne Wfortpeot, &roeituo
(Ienigbebens Yreit) u. s. @penion,
8. ~. Sobnion ogL Spouoe. Ser bar
oaIoa @sber ON g~itermibbaseu pg
giten og mencm Sesitcr,erne latte
Menigbebens &oiuOer rigt 9orb |
gaiementet til fri @eipisning. Offer
optoges iom belpb fig til ner $500.
Manbues Sormiboag efter en- Simes
gsnnemsbe inoIeoebe Baitor Span.
be oct friitelige Samtnleemne, 2rf.
10, $50. Gaitorerne See, glitub,
81. Carlton og 8. g. $onion por oa
anfomne.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Lawn FETE PROVES
A GREAT SUCCESS
Woman's Union of Grace Church
Attracts Crowd to Annual
Entertainment

OAKLAND, June 1S.-The women's
union of Grace Congregational church,
Fruitvale, opened its annual garden
fete last evening with an attendance
exceeding 1000 at the attractive
grounds on the corner of Henry and
Rusdale streets.
AT many prettily decorated booths
refreshments and novelties we're on
SALE one of the features being the old
fashioned country store conducted un-
der the auspices of the Lockwood
school band.
The garden party concluded tonight,
a baby show, under the direction of
Mrs. David Jackson and Prof L. Green
man, being the feature of the after
noon program. There was also a bas-
ket ball game between the Sunday
school girls of Grace church and the
Lockwood school, as we'll as a baseball
game between the mines representing G
Grace and Boulevard Congregational
Sunday schools. Long and short dis
tance races were held under the man
agement of Walter George.
Tonights feature was the presenta-
ton of the operetta sylvia" on a
green sward surrounded by a grove of
cedar trees.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
HEAVY ENROLMENT
FOR summer WORK.
Session at University This Year
Will Be Largest in History
of the Institution

BERKELEY, June 1S.-Already more
than 529 students have registered for
work at the summer session of the uni
versity this year and Dean Charles
H. Rieber declares that the six weeks
work, which will start next Monday,
will be the most successful in the his
tory of the institution.
The registration today is 100 more
than any previous one. and the univer-
sity authorities look for several hun
dred additional entrants when the doors
are open for classroom work Monday.
The students have variety of ex-
cellent courses to choose from this year.
The household economics course, which
Dr. Sophonisba P. Breckenridge of the
University of Chicago will discuss In
relation to matrimony and klnoreu
topics, is attracting attention and Will
be among the stellar subjects of the
summers work.
In the classics the student of Greek
and Latin will find some interesting
material in the lectures by DR.. jesse
B. Carter, director of the American
classical school at Rome, and delVerS
into English literature can attend with
great profit the lectures OF Dr fSlciidIu
Burton of the University of Minnesota
The law and economic course are
particularly strong, and in general a
we'll rounded curriculum will be Of
fered this year by Dean Rieber, who
has gathered the savants from the four
corners of the country
course which is pertinent to the
bay cities needs is the playground
demonstration lectures which will be
offered by DR.. Everett C. Beach of Los
Angeles and Mrs Morgan of the de-
partment of physical education of that
city California field will be the model
playground fitted up by them for DEM
onstration purposes. Doctor Beach is
known as a leader in the Fairgrounds
movement in the United States and al
ready many have signified their In
tention to attend his lectures.
Five courses are to be offered in the
playground work: Meaning and Func-
tion of Play" Playground Admins
tration." Folk Dances Playground
Games and Practice" A model play
ground will also be conducted to af-
ford illustration and practice applica-
tion of the principles and methods en-
bodied in the preceding course, as well
as to give experience in teaching, su-
pervising and participating in all of
the playground activities.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
VETERAN Of WAR
CALLED BY DEATH
Grand Army Men Will Bury
Late EmplOye of South
ern Pacific

OAKLAND, June 1S.-A. f. Abbott, a
veteran of the union army and for the
last 20 years an employe of the South
ern Pacific company died yesterday
morning at his home, 71SA Twentieth
street, after d short illness.
Abbott was a fifer in George A.
Thomas post. G. A. r.. of San Fran
cisco. in which organization he had
held membership for many years. He
was born in Montpelier, Vt, in Octo-
Der. 1913, and served during the final
year of the civil war in the federal
army
A quarter of century ago he came
to California and a few years after
arriving here entered the service of
the Southern Pacific. During the last
10 years he held the position of chief
clerk of the general baggage office
Throughout his residence in this state
he took an active part in Grand Army
affairs and he was widely known in
fraternal and railroad circles.
The dead man is survived by "a
widow and a grown SON. His funeral
will be held Monday afternoon from
Taylor's undertaking parlors under the
auspices of the G. A. r.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
GAY CAFES Lure
WIFE FROM Home
Railway Mail Clerk Secures In
terlOcutory Decree of Divorce
for Desertion

OAKLAND, June 1S.-The night life
of San Francisco and Mrs Adelaide NJ.
Fraser's fondness for it broke up the
home of her husband, John c. Fraser,
a railway mail clerk, according to the
latter's story. He was granted an in
terloeutory decree of divorce today.
He said that it was while he was away
on the trains she acquired a liking
for gilded cafes. One night, when he
was on his run between San Francisco
and Los Angeles. she packed up her
belongings and left him for good.
The compiler of the directory was
to blame for the trouble between Kate
and James E. Whinnery of Berkeley.
Mrs. Whinnery has sued for divorce,
and her husband filed his answer and
cross complaint today. Mrs. Whinnery
accused her husband of making a scene
when he discovered that her name was
in the directory as Mrs. Kate Whin-
merry, widow" and accused her of try
ing to sail under false colors.
The following DEGREES of divorce
were granted today: Cora against Ed
win w. Haas, habitual neglect; Angie
against Hans Barthel, desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
ORPHEUM To HAVE
five new Turns
Thrilling One Act War Play Will
Be Special Feature of
the Bill

OAKLAND. June 1S.-With five new
acts and only three retained from last
week, the Oakland Orpheum will pre-
sent tomorrow what the management
describes as one of the notable bills of
the season. Edward Abeles, the bril-
liant character actor. in his one act
play. self Defense; Frank STAFFORD,
the wonderful whistler. and Fiddler and
Shelton, the colored comedians, will be
the "holdovers."
Among the features which will be
new. prominent is The Code Book" a
thrilling playlet telling of the efforts
of Colonel Nakumura of the Japanese
war bureau of information to obtain
copies of the signals and information
kept in the code book which every
United States recruiting station has.
The action works to an intense climax.
The sketch was written by De Witte
Kaplan and Herbert Walter Walter
is a native of San Francisco, where he
was prominent clubman. Allen At
well, the actor who plays the Japanese
spy, is also a Californian.
Paul Spandoni, master juggler with
international reputation, will return.
Lyons and Yosco. the harpist and
singer. will appear in one of the best
musical acts in vaudeville. Both as
sumo the costumes of street musicians
Hal Merritt will tell jokes, sing and
whistle, while he draws cartoons with
crayons. This will be the artists
first appearance on the Pacific coast
An additional novelty will be La Toy
brothers, comedy acrobats from abroad
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
WOMAN ROBBED BY
PRETENDED RENTER
Man Enters House and Carries
Away Purse

OAKLAND, June 1S.-A well dressed
man who posed as a prospective renter
of vacant house at 557 twentieth
street is accused of having robbed Mrs.
Mary Kysh. who was employed as care
taker of the dwelling by the real es-
tate agent in charge, of purse con-
tanning $3.50, some ferry tickets and
a number of stamps yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Kysh reported to the police that
the stranger entered the house while
she was sweeping the front steps on
the pretext that he wanted to examine
it with a view to renting, and that he
made his exit through the rear door,
taking her purse with him.
She did not discover her loss until
she finished sweeping and prepared to
close up the building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
WS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY, ALAMEDA HAYWARD SAN NLEANDRO
RAYMOND FARM TO
BE WELL EQUIPPED
New Jerusalem SOcNty Has
Many Prominent Backers
in It's Enterprise

BERKELEY, June 1S.-Furniture
and other equipment have been sent
to the Raymond farm of the New Jeru-
salem society. and many applications
intend to go there for treatment.
The society in charge of the farm
was recently organized here as a phil
anthropic organization with V. w.
Lothrop as president. A meeting of
the members of the organization will
be held in the near future to further
the work
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
WOMAN ACCUSES HER
EMPLOYE OF THEFT
Boarding House Worker Arrest
ed for Stealing Money

OAKLAND, June 1S.-John Bradford;
16 year old negro employed in
boarding house at 562 Eighth street
conducted by Mrs. X. II. Maher is
under arrest on a charge of grand
larceny preferred by his employer. Miss
Maher accuses the boy of stealing SIS.
The money was recovered by Detec-
tives Green and McSorley. The boy
has ibeen turned over to the care of
the probation officer
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
FLAGS STOLEN FROM
STREETCAR STATIONS
Another Depot Visited by Van=
daIs, Who Destroy Shrubs

OAKLAND. June 1S.-Representa-
tives of the Oakland traction company
reported to the police this morning
that burglars broke into the station at
Fortieth and Grove streets last night
and stole a number of flags and other
articles which We're stored there by
employees of the road. A report was
also made that vandals had mutilated
the palms and shrubs in front of the
depot at Piedmont avenue and For
tieth street last night.