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drastic action against them But We do
hope by the gradual spread OF the Ge-
batting organizations, musical clubs and
even the athletic associations 70 elImiu-
ate the social organizations by others
which shall have some educational fea-
ture."
The failure 10 take any immedi5te
action tow ward che frats, Mir Stuart said.
was the result Of their GOOD behavior
while on probation.
''Since the committee submitted its re-
port he said, 1--WE have received no re-
port Of anv attempt 10 make school poll
tics, run athletics, OF form CliQues OE
the part of the frats. They have q
haved themselves and have earned % ~
sUfferance until we can supply some
thing better 20 take their place.
I've viii urge pupils to take a more
active interest in the iuter-HiEh School
debating organization. which had a sue
CeSSfUl year last season. They do not
reed urging 10 make them take an
active part in athletics But we are
hoping that these things viii take up
their time, so that the fraternities viii
he eliminated through a natural pro
cess
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"FRATS" TO BE ABOLISHED
GRADUALLY IN CAPITAL
High School Secret Organization o Be Eliminated by
Substantiation of Other Interests, Is Plan An
nOunced by Superintendent Stuart

High School frateruities VIII be elm
mated gradually through a substitution
Of other interests with more pronounced
educational features.
This announcement was made today
by Supt. A. T. Stuart, Of the public
schools. The fraternities have gone
unharmed since the report Of the inves-
tigatiEG committee appointed by the
Board Of Education was submitted more
than a year ago.
According 10 that report the high
school organizations were placed on
trial during good behavior.
The time having arrived fo- the or
ganization Of the frats and no order
having gone forth regarding their con-
tinuance or discontinuance. Superintend-
ent Stuart today was asked regarding
their status.
1T Will be the endeRvOr or our office,
through the high school principals %
said the superintendent to substitute
other featurs for the fraternities We
do not contemplate any immediate or
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SECOND HURRICANE
SWEEPS HAVANA
Most Severe Storm of City S
History WreakS Vast
Damage

HAVANA. Oct Havana was struck
by a second hurricane today before tine
vestiges Of last weeks terrific tornado
had been cleared away
Scores Of small crafJ-schoouers,
smacls. fishing tugs and ligEters-were
sunk I'm the harbor and heavy loss Of
life is reported
Al noon today the storm had appar-
entity reached it's climax II was a
much more severe hurricane than that
OF 1906 when many We're killed
The roof Of the customs house was
carried away and ali the public stores
on the harbor front were flooded Many
buildings we're unroofed and wires were
torn down. trees uprooJed and struc-
lures toppled over Hundreds of thou
sands OF dollars worth of merchandise
has been carried away.
Communication was practically cut
of from the interior
a report from Regla across the bay
stated that several persons had met
death there in falling buildings At
Batabano others We're said 10 have been
killed by falling walls.
Several ships have disappeared. A
United States dTedge. which was work
ing on the sunken battleship Maine,
was torn from her mooring and swept
out of the harbOr. IL is believed that
several workmen perisned-
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OISSENSION SPLITS
MILKhEN'S RANKS
Trouble Over Direction Fight
Is to Take Against Health
Department.

Almost on the very eve OF a hearing
before the District Commissioners at
which they had pledged themselves to
stand together for mutual protection.
the milk producers Of Maryland and
Virginia and dealers OF Washington
have developed dissension in their own
camU.
This dissension came about when rep
resentatives Of the two associations me1
TO outline the plan OF campaign before
the Commissioners next Thursday.
The point of difference IS the direction
the fight Is 20 take against the Health
Department. The farmers want the
dealers TO make a determined stand
against the recent order Of Health Of
fcer Woodward compelling the tubercu-
lin test for all farms shipping milk into
the District. while the dealers are more
concerned about the possib lity of fixing
a bacterial count
Producers Here.
Producers visited Washir@ton today
and their mission is believed 20 be the
sti aighteni1g out OF the tangle by con-
vIncIng the dealers that the tUberculiL
test is Of more immediate importance
than the bacterial count.
The farmers declined to talk for pub
Hcauon. declaring they believed the
matter could be adjusted without diff
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GAS BAG IN DANGER
OF LIGHTNING BOLT
Absence of Wireless Mes
sage From Dirigible In
CreaSeS Fear.

SIASCONSET. Mass. oct. I7.-Fsar
that lightning has struck and de-
Stroyed Walter WeIman's airship. the
America. was caused here roday v-ra,
the steamer Finland. bound for New.
York, communicated with the Marronf
wireless station that there had been
heavy storm early Sunday evening
with sharp lightning and heavy rain
at that section Of the Atlantic over
which Wellman was supposed TO have
passed.
At 9 O'Clock the weather cleared
but the vessel received no cummuni-
cation from the America
The steamers Miuuetolxa- Cedric
kroniand, La Gascogne. Ryndam. re-
port that nothing has been seen or
heard OF the America.
All records for continuous flight in A
dirigible balloon have been broken BY
Walter WeIlman in the aIrship America.
The former record OF thirty-seven hours
was held by Count Zeppelin
The Atlantic ocean. in the vicinity o.
the northeast coast, IS being combed BY
wireless today IN fear that the balloon.
which sailed from Atlantic City at S.CS
Saturday morning had been DESTROYED in
'sAS NANNN+AN SUI AZ WHICH lltLu DLtu 7
ported of Cape Sable. The news Of
the electric storm caused grave alarm
To those waiting for news at this point
end led TO redOubIed efforts 70 &c. in
touch with the party, while the promise
was made that a Government tug would
be sent at once to rescue the expedition
IL this was found necessary.
Officials Of the Marconi Wireless
Company. announced today that they
believed the wireless apparatus c.
board the America was out Of order
1t is considered almost certain that
had the wireless outfit been working
after the airship passed Nantucket that
a passing steamer would have picked
up some message from the America.
Conditions Favorable
or Eastport, Ne, today the wind
was from the west blowing at the rate
of twelve miles an hour. or Halifax
there was a northwest wind blowing
at twenty miles an hour. The weather
was cloudy.
At the Weather Bureau office in New
York il was said that the America had
undoubtedly reached the fair weather
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SHIRE PARK. Philadelphia Pa. oct.
l7--Bendrr and Thomas are the selec-
tiou~ ior the Athletics today.
a. Bender wins today. Plank wU pitch
tomorrow. II Bender loses. sr~ Coombs
tomorrow in a Mid effort q, stop the
slaughter
overall and Eilnz for cubs today
The dollar seats were az sold and the
gates in that section closed shortly be
fore noon today. and the HeId gates
opened for the 50-ceut seats. The ckcus
seats failed TO arrive in time. and the
Quaker raus who mad counted on seeing
the game from center feId had 10 stand.
The hrsJ row or TWO sat down then and
tso rows OF ISLANDERS haI a good view
The ardent souls away In the mar sew
nothing except an occasional ty or foul
The. crowd was remarkably quiet. Il
was seldom those sudden noisy out
bursts OF laughter and cheering over
small incidents so Characteristic Of
sporting crowds reached the ears OF the
men in the sEyscrsping press box
TIE principal racket was raised by a
sort OF rattle distributed as an adver-
usement tt is a device OF the devil.
and If il ever comes 20 Washington We
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MURDERER OF WIFE,
AT BAY, KILLS SELF

HAVANA. IL, Oct. 1L-Charles AnHo
committed suicide when surrounded and
fred upon by a sherin's posse after he
had killed his wife
Jealousy was the cause Of the trouble
leading to the killing. a week ago Ammo
found his wife in the company Of a man
in Peoria.
The wife returned to her former home
IN Havana. Ammo was served with di-
vorce papers.
Then Anne shot the woman. going 10
his fathers house. where Sheriff Crum
and others found him half an hour
later
Anno came out on the back porch and
opened fire with a shotgun.
Deputy HTebaum tried to shoot him.
but has gun would not work. and ne
called for help.
There was a battle at close range,
hut all shots went wild. Ammo. almost
out Of ammunition. shot himself with
his lasG charge.
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ROCKEFELLER ADDS
MILLIONS TO GIFT

NEW YORK. Oct. Announcement
was made today at the Rockefeller In
stitute for Medical Research Of an added
gift OF $5,S2H0j0 from John d Rookie
feIIer-
This makes all told the sum Of SS.2D.-
OoJ given by the head OF the Standard
OH Company from the time he first be-
came interested in medical research.
The gift announced today is in securi-
ties. the sum Il s8.S20iO0O being their par
value 1t Is believed that the greater
part Of the securities is made UP Of
Standard OH shares The income bear
ing gifts OF Mr. Rockefeller now come
20 Sc. 10000 all told
The board OF trustees now having
charge OF the institute with all OF its
wealth is made up OF John d. Rocke-
feler, jr-, Or. Simon Flexner, the head
Of the research staff, William NJ Welsh
and Starr J. Murphy
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HUSBAND ''CRABBED"
SAYS LOFTS WIFE
Asks for Maintenance Tells
Court Spouse Locked
Self in Room.

Shutting himself up I'm a room for
three months at a time and ienying all
communication with his fam Is, William
Lott, a Watchman Al the Congressional
Library, remained cross and grabbed. 30
according 20 a petition OF his wife, Mrs.
Caroline Lott. VINO today instituted
suit for maintenance, after twenty six
years OF married life
Attached To the petition are aTfidaVitS
of ueighbo~s and a physician stating
that Mrs. Lot is physically untitled to
provide for herself and that she has
been a true AM loving wife.
The complaint alleges that Lott de-
serted his wife in July, $685. and that
insulting
Lott was cited today TO appear in
court on October p. and show cause
why he should not provide for the
support of his wife.
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GEN. KNAPP'S WILL
IN PROBATE COURT
Except for Bequests to Servants,
Brother and Sisters Are to
Receive Estate.

BY the viii Of Gen. William A. Knapp.
who died October y, his estate is left 70
his brother, Shepherd NJ Knapp. and
his sisters, Helen Atwater and Jane E
Dougler. with the exception OF numer-
Gus small requests provided in the viii
Iiled today in Probate Court
One servant, Dora Porter, is left 5000.
while another. Martha Jackson, and
Mary HOLMAN. his l2undreSS, are be
queathed SlO0 each
Dr. Collins Marshall is named as cN-
eCUtOr Of the estate, which is valued at
about Sos, 900.
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SMUGGLES GOWNS,
WOMAN IS FINED

NEW YORK. Oct lL-Airs AIamye
Nckenna, of Chicago. pleaded guilty 10
the charge OF smuggling before Judge
Hand, in the United States Court today
and was nned 81 000.
The court also ordered sfezed 81, 500
worth Of Partisan gowns she attempted
TO bring in without payment OF duties.
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BANK
is SUSPENDED

LEXINGTON. KY, oct 1.-THE Ma
ticnal Bank Of BeattyvilIe, Ky. F75
suspended. and National Bank Exam
liner II. Johnston is in charge. Deposits
aggreEatinE $50 coo are on hand.
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TENIPFRATrRE


Today-HiEh tide. GO a. m. and 7.W
p. m. Low tioe, 12-5O a. m. and l19
D m
Tomorrow-Hish tide. - a. m. and
7:4S o. n Low tide. 40 a. m. and /: :55
p m.
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CONDITION or THE RIVERS.
ITARPERS FERRY. w. Va. Oct. Il
Both rivers clear this morning.
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IS DENIED
ON INHERITANCE TAX

The United States Supreme Court to-
day denied motions for a rehearing Of
The inheritance iax cases.
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WEATHER REPORT.

The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast VIII be mOderat te nOrtheasterly,
increasing In the southern portion.
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FORECAsT FOR - DISTRICT-

Falr tOnlgnt, probably becoming un-
settled Tuesday; not much change IN
temperature, moderate winds, mostly
IaoVtheasterIy.
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CHICAGO.

SHECkARD, Left Field.
SCHULTZ, Right Field.
HOFFMAN,, Center Field.
CHANCE, First Base.
ZIMMERMAN. Second Base.
STEINFELDT, Third Base.
TINKER, ShOrtstOp.
kLING. Catcher.
OVERALL, Pitcher.
Jmpires for the series a
League and Rigler and O'Da
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How Teams Lined Up for the Struqqle
PHILADELPHIA.

AlAAADLLHlll
SIRUNk, Center Field.
LORD, Lett Field.
COLLINS, Second Base.
BAKER, Third Base.
DAVIS, First Base.
MURPHY. Right Field.
BARRY, ShOrtstOp.
THOMAS or LAPP, Catcher.
BENDER or COOMBS, Pitcher.
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Continued on Page Tvelvs9
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OPENS
WORLD SERIES
FOR QUAKERS
Thomas Picked to Receive Indians Flngs While Overall
and King Begin the First Championship Game
as Chcagos Battery.
PHILADELPHIA FAVORED AT ODDS OF rs

acy by Winning Mines of American and National
Leagues Weather Conditions Are Ideal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-24
Hotel Paris
- CALLE DE MENDEz vIGO -a,
MAYAGUEZ

sltUSdo este establecimiento en- %
eentro de la calle Mendez Vigo, COR
IN jsrdfn al frente, es Ell que reune MAJ
yores ventajas Y comodidades para log
senores viajeros, y el que cuenta com
mejores hahitaciones frescas, ventilsa.
das, msgnffcos baHos Y duchas
COMIDAS A TODAS HORAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-24
SeCci6n recreatlva
- orJrszA. DE LA SANGRE
(Novelica1
/Contiuuaclon.

En- ell caIor dc su peT0racl0n, Perez,
Y con este motive Sc presenta los lee
tOres Bias, la cuarta persona que 1nter
yiene~ aunque solo 4 ratios, en- nuestra
relaci0n. ct antigua ayuda de camara
del marques. Quien sc retira al yer que
no ha sid0 llamado, aunque, pareclen
dole la Conversation interesante, Sc que
da escuchar tras de la puerta, yicio
muy corrientc entire los de su estofa.
= Caramba. seior Perez,-replica ell
marques que deprisa caminamos 10
desconocido La teorja sostenida por
lsted con tanto ardor tiene muchoS
adeptos; todos los que no han alcanza
do categ0ria respectable Aprecio mu
cho la potcncia discurSiva de que esta
usted dotado, mas ne tanto su potencla
memorativa Recuerde que el yalor de
ciertos titulos es legepdario; traSlade
a otros tiempos su menoria, y vera que
deSde los mas renotos. Siendo un TIM
DIG blltSdDlt QC S1bi III i0 mum awe
siempre que ella sc ha anadido ei Sc
llo hcfaldico, cuyo vaior no alaba us
ted como Sc marece. Sc la llegado a la
mayor suma dc dignidad. Quien tiene
como yo, la dicha de poscer ambas 60
sas no debe, nj puede. compartirla con
ruien solo posee una de elias.
va Sc We que las doctrinas exoticas
haIlan propagandistas hasta en- las ella
scs intelectuales por Q3e. segun olgo,
usted es un demagogo. - PueS blen, no
obstantc esas corricnteS igualatarias
Que prctendcn transmudarlO todo, va Sc
conyencera usted dc Que todo seguira
en ell mismo estado-
En- cuanto mi hija divide ese.
amor folletinesco. listed y yo SECURE
mos siendo los bucnos amigos de STEM
pre- Conque, adios. sclor Perez.
SaI5 este, y al acoupanarle hasta la
pucra Bias. ell fiei ayltda de camara
del marques, un baturro de Muela a
-quien e llnlforme qae iteyaba y el ira
10 de las peTsonas qulcnes servia no
Ihacian variar nj su caT@jcter nj su ma
ncra d hablar. coTmo todo 10 habia
dido murunar6 para suS adentros,
Continuara
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OFICINA EN- NEW YORK
u PINE ST.,
90 OFICINAs EN- PUERTO RICC
ExeeGic:ones G. o D Quiere deoir que I'd
uene que mandaT dnerO pOr aaelantado pagsng
eI 10 de la fsStura euando 10 entpegamos
mere@Octa-
PLETEs MoDTCOs POR EXPRESS CARGA
sEGUR0S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
Slot RuIturhiltorie
fra Ulunfholmen.

M%uufhoImen SGltning er Iont be-
fieuot onIo1t paa en- SoIme / Spiior'
oen, en- 6icrbings Sei uoenior
Sronohicm. Zen ligeer peirbaorSt
I'll. % ON Iiuteren, mar set letter
inO meS Snofog os poIhiom SID, Ton
Set pUre btitert tilgdpns berlioe.
Ser ifoI fortGles libt ON Den SiI-
pUrcIic, iom cnoel Sanger % SoISo-
ter fcrte poo Solmen.
Gen iaitc 8arniiou beltoo f76f
% en- Ruffc gar iremouer al A Mano
llnoerbciaI, I Sambur % 10 "8e'
meme, foruocn Sificerer. piocre por
Ser 6 "SloOer" FAINT nogle WIRE
fainter. Suiene bar &ommanoont'
boIi8cn. Sifccrs.o oaencntet. Sorps'
be.@orb % Ell Bar garaffer. GiS'e
@oIiaer bar NOT ppret ~tenineIig ooor.
Iise, Ser fInQcs iepnIia cper, at Ia
acne cr / llitouo, iaa &esnet liler FOR
bper Sfir.
Seracitcaet bar iubrettet ioa, at
Here laa iammen, for l~lnoerbefal oar
Der to Sengc. for Meni9e ire Zoe laa
aItloa fem Rano iarmen), % for
De Ter SIaocr to. M9berue ! bpert
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06

al oiSie Sopeite6er ifuloe beitaa al
en- "9pltipf", set bill iige en- goliter
al Seiloug eller Strie, fplot meb
SoIm en- Trloe al 2Grreb IigeIebeS
meb Salm, og ct llloent Seppe. Gil
SDloing regne3 ct Secs Solm for
6ieroingaaret pda ipp Mano, men
Sengcne nor iielten ON ~nogenitnbe
ioroen. s W}ibten al SSlili 1851 flo
bes Der ooer, at Solm fife Dor lcperet
iiOen Soften forito, ioaat Slapcr %
Solbater IiQger pad "be baaroe
Siple". Gige golt er set meo ieIoe
SenQflpbcrne, ser aaar belle Iar
melem me INITIATES. s 1857
1850 % Here 8nnge eaers 6eber BET,
at SoIooterre or / Nsb for De 'lette
SenqFlroer, sen ioelige Separation
or til. inqen Nntte, Solfene fon life
berqe iiq / @interfuloen. Sommon'
banten timber ogiao at maotte anbe.
foIe "oc orme Soils" alage.
On 9efInoningen foar pi 900 ge.
ifeo for Sluperncs @ebfommenhe.
en- Sang ON Iarct ifulbe Der uooe-
les belt mt Set, beitanenoe for bier
Ntoro al ct Bar @urer, Ell Srcie elcr
&ioIe. en- Sfiorte, ct Gar Sfo, Ell
SalSflub, en- sue og TO Bar Strcm-
per, AZ oiSie iioite maotte bare ct Ear
brugeS, Inret igicrncm, bet onoet
blep Qiemt til IaroberL ipm Srono-
hiemS aommanoout hoIbt buer Com.
nier. Settle lloitpr blep imiolertto
iieIbcn lcueret til rette Sib, li9e I'M.
ser Sl,I 1852 beoer set iauleoes. al
"oe orme SIaper aaar ioasootiom
ucgre". SIere 8arge bar eneog lao
baarot fitcbe Solf iom 2iuslaperne
baa SoImen pooet "iuberligen al
beSe~ ON lit Toi. ON Soloaternes
~lluiformer ioor III ingen Splpsnin'
ger, bare at ser en- Sang bpert eller
bpertnnoet Mar bIep a~Rifaffet Ell nr
"SfiIoerfpl", en- Soerfiole for ben
iom eif paa Gagt / ginternutten. "a
iaa bette GIoe blep Tiot iaal9nse oel
! ianotes SiHen isieu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06

Gao Solmen por Ser ii Sloiteoer,
iom Staten buo0a at unoerbolbe.
Sfelge SrOonans al 1894 ifllbe til
boert Sl0iteo lepereS en- Sam 8ran.
peo ugentIig | Sioen fra lite Otto,
Der til 2oen april, ellerS en- Saon
maoneolig. 9ette bar bel gaoet iaa-
leoe8 belt til SeopriIerne Iteg | Wtio.
ten al atteuoe Sunoreoaar. Scr q.
Iette fine 8orpligteIier fit oen oopG.
renoe Bropiontforpalter peo Srono.
bients SGitning breiet Oct berben, at
Gebeu ifulbe bereones efter M Gris,
uben at Ser tages Senipr til Sam,
ioa at ban altiao fit Iaa meget min.
Gre at ifafie. Gette maatte faa en-
~bebrSpelig S%nOfIpoelie; aommartoon-
ten 6ere5ner Iaaleoes, at ban / Sem
aaret t752-t757 bar inaet 575
Same @eo minore, cnb ser bar til.
lagt han efter Sroonanien. Haar
BERTH fomner, at @eoen leperebes |
6Ioooer og altiaa fulbitGnbig ruo,
iaa er BET Inlet timber, at S~ilItnnben
fltnoe bIi Zig iom oen a 8interer
175t-52. 8ommanbanten ifrioer
ga til 8%erernler, at 6olfene "frpler
libel % iuGIter iom Slnoe, ga So
intat bar at foee meo". Sc brpoer
iitpffer fine Scngeiteoer til SeS, oo
Ser ptres 6rp3t Tor, at "@arniIoner
og SIaper al ben baarbe a1tloe fan
frepere".
@arafferne oplpites meb Sranlaml'
Der. Der bare madtte brGnoes | %
&mteruger, oe Sorbruget for buer'
Gsgn maatte life uperitise " GGgI
pr. 9ampe.
ON Sorpleiningen oplpies, a
SIaperne ira 1867 fif 10 Sfiaing OF
61a &uno "bIsSt" grsb bper ieuit'
tag.
8anoet bar paa Wunfbol1nen ii
ale Sioer p9ret poerit Iet % onIee
ior u~oriffdiet. Sffe Seltominor
mnotte man m til Set.
&paS btbtiI er meooeIt gi9ISe'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06

@oiirban, boorfor blep on lao iio-
oenoe | SoQct. 90 on naocoe Gnoelta'
tioncn?" irurgte leg %forbaliet.
NeainuIo 10.
Set bar Sen iioite lllgffe, 'om
bunote mig" iparebe ban, "SenfIG.
oerne cr remIig met til en- gonife Ii,
Sen, tuno Mtano Meginalb er meget
ippr % moaIcr 70 CONNER / Ssi'
benz, Sc er minbit otte CONNER for
forte, oa oc8uOen lao FRANCE | 2innin
gen, at set or mig umntIi8 at fao Dem
omfriug 2irtt."
Mfcn set mcrfpprbi9ite neo belle
oenue Siitorie err, at ben pirfelig CT
iarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06
Worif Dame icnn
Yrispinocrife.

Saao6uiet / SiDbenbapn bar et &lpfs
teipil, ium letter ale geioeenbe i Stems
mug. &~lpttipiuet bar auarterIag Gis
meilas og en- SG9termeIpbi.
&ipbenbaonerblabet "Bplitifen" bar
funoet, at bisie melpbiDie &toffeIag
bsr hare en- pasicnbe 1ert pg ubiotte 10
Hrrmier. Ell ipr ben melt itemningsiul.
be Cert beItaaenbe al ct toitbnrt ubr,
ion Kruger felipe Sloffeipjaets 3oner,
% ell for ben mel. bumoriitiife Cert be.
itaaenoe al en- @rammofon. gebpm.
melien Of be inbfpmne apnturranceoiete
CT nj fnrbis os nbret iiliatbt Sru
Gagubilb 8ieiener, 9atter al 9iitrifts.
lese Gampot % 6rue ior fslsenbe
Beers:
aparteriIa9ene:
Sil S%ipbenbapn!
CLANS ON Dit Waou!
Jtlgopnt Oh nj:
SiGl / Dit Slit!
estermefpoien
Gene 9lottetpners Spill
brpsisr Spities Cub
for beer, iom eier @lroens SIe,
boer, iom iiober lcrsiuIo.
There is in every sermon that
which some sinner needs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-06

SorboIbere / Srebstto meo en- liben
@orniion / arigsttO, naar Solnen
baooe en- 9eiptring paa A til 500
Iano, ioa BET enoba me9et oerre
no. &ommonoant Bud tiger / en
Iotis fra 1852 iaa: ger finoeS
enonu gantle Solf JON peO at fos-
tp1e, at / iioIte arig (altioa me6
SpenIfen 1919 al no9le Sunbreoe,
gsortb, iom bar fommonberet BERTH,
mere ems Ben babe Del ~freperebe at
MangeI paa Saraffer, Sengfleoer
og &ano".
(Senr. WotbieIen / "Sagsp.D