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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
TWIN-CITY ENJOYS
BIG BUILDING ROOM

Especial TO Tie Richmond Srginian }
SALEM. n. C.. Dec as--A
total of 32S building permits have been
issued here this year calling for tn.
erection of buildings costing $4,000.
A total OF sas dwelling houses were
erected.
The month Of May was the largest
month when the building activities ag-
xregated 100000 These figures APP
ply to Winston alone az there Is no ac-
curate may to secure the figures In the
suburbs OF Winston a nd Salem
Among the more prominent buildings
are: The Wachovia Bank and Trust
Company building, 500. 900: Inverness
COTTON Mills, $4,000 r. i Reynolds
900 Imperial Tobacco compars-'s build
ing, $40 900. r. H. Hanes' Spinning
Mill, $500. 900 and numbers OF Others
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Dec. 2s.--Ail
Of the directors with the exception
Of the president OF the Virginia Safe
Deposit and Trust Corporation OF this
city this morning brought suit In the
Corporation Court before Judge Bar
ley for the appointment OF receivers
for this company.
In their application the directors
state that owing to the illness OF c.
J. Rixey. the presidcnt. the bank Ii
practically without head. and tina,
although there 10 ample funds to meet
all Of tts obligations the directors
think that receivers should be ap-
pointed. Tho court has appointed
John s. Barbour. Of Fairfax. and
Judge J. K NJ. Norton. Of this city.
receivers. and they gave bond In the
sum of $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
Ncv~ Orleans Hears News.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. December -.
The expected revolution has been
started In Honduras. according to pri-
vate cable messages received here to-
,iay II IN declared that a battle is In
progress on the Sicarsgnan border,
twenty miles from GapA@=~lirHctas.
Nicaragua.
ii 10 understood that General Lee
Christmas. the American. IL in COM
nand with 1900 resulutinnists 10
whom he carried provisions 10 last
more than month.
The ttayilta government has moved
s55, 900 in silver from Puerto Cortex
Ia Cefba, which city ~ believed To he
the objective point of the revolt
ttonists
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
TWO CHARGES MADE
IN PERUVIAN CABINET

LIMA, PERI. Dec. 2e.--The new Pc
ruvian cabinet was announced here to-
day. The only changes are the selec-
tion Of DIR. Laguia Martinez AS minis
ter OF foreign aafftrs and DIR. Antonio
Flores as minister of justice. Minis
ter Martinez In a PRESENT representing
his country at the legation at Quito,
Ecuador
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
DEATH LURKED IN
COMMUNION CUP

ST PETERSBURG Dec. 2e.--By ae-
cldent priest in the Lutheran churea
in the peterhof district Allied the com
munion cup with suiphurated chro-
mate instead of wine. AS IA result.
three of the communicates died to-day
and more than score are in SERIOUS
condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
EARTHQUAKE DOES
IMMENSE DhMAGE

ATHENS. GREECE, Dec. ga
probable loss OF life. has been occa-
stoned In the province or Ellis by con-
tinuous earthquake shocks The
movements Of the earth have been
unusually severe. hundreds Of houses
and stores hsving been thrown To the
ground. There Is great panic in the
province. and much suffering Troops
will be dispatched 10 the aid OF tho
people.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

Amelia, Va, Dee. ~, 1910
Dear santa Claus:-sfou can't
imagine my delight whom ! went
to my stocking Christmas morn
Ing and saw the. nfAe things, you
brought me. hAvs not cried
for four months and ] am only
not cry before you come sssin.
sead you this In caro- Of the
Richmond yir&iniAn.
SineAreIy your 1tt11a Girl
HELEN MANN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
BANKER is INDICTED
FOR GRAND LARCENY
JOSEPH q. ROBIN. PROMOTER AND
PRESIDENT OF NORTHERN nANk,
MUST FACE JURY.

NEW YORK Dec. :s.---An indictment
alleging the larceny OF $4,000 was
found to-day against oseph g. Rootn:
promoter and chairman of the board
81 the Northern Bank closed by tie
state Banking Department on AonaN.
A bench warrant was issued for MS ar.
rest and hts counsel. former district
attorney Jerome. promised to produee
him In court later In the day to give
bond Of S2b, 900 for his appearance when
wanted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
ANNAPOLIS SUSTAINS
A SIS, 900 FIRE LOSS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dec. 29.--SeveraI
I'd BY hre to-day. entaiiing = loss OF
3e5. 900 The fire. believed to have been
~ inoendiary origin. started In q va
cant building and spread to buildings
occupied by . plumbing concern and
grocery. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
FIFTEEN DIE IN
BOILER EXPLOSION
Twenty Others Seriously In
jured at Ice Plant
Catastrophe
FIVE OF DEAD HAVE
BEEN IDENTIFIED
Group of Thirty Men Were
Crowded in the Plant Pre-
sious to Starting
to Work

PITrsFIELD. MASS, Dec. 81
Fifteen persons were Killed and
twenty or more were injured o-day
when the boiler OF. the Norwood
Lake ice plant exploded. according to
fragmentary telephone reports COM
ing from there. Am ballances and
physicians were rushed from here.
only four Of the dead had been
identified at the time OF the last sele-
phone dispatch from the lake, which
is several miles UP in the hills from
here.
The identified dead:
WILLIAM DUNN.
EDGAR ALLEN.
JOHN RAYMOND.
MARTIN SMITH.
4 group OF thirty men were crowd
ed in the plant just previous to start
ing work. when the boiler let go with
terrific roar. The plant wac badly
damaged and hardly a man In the
gang escaped without injury.
Most Of Dead Unknown.
The accident happened Just az the
men were being lined np 10 pc Pot on
the payroll 20 stack Ice for the COM
pany. Host OF The dead are unidentt-
tied Poles Swedes and italians Engi
the small boiler louise and he was hurl-
I'D two hundred feet to the stack His
head was crushed and body manRled.
The others were close behind the boiler
house
Martin Smith was blown two hum
ared feet, his head was crushed ard
legs broken
The last identified Of tie dead was
John Bence. twenty-three years old.
whose father picked out his body this
afternoon. The force Of the explosion
was SO great that parts of the boiler
now rest In tops Of trees SO yards dis
tant from the scene.
Eleven persons were. rushed 10 the
hospital here. Antsffsr man died al
the P!ttsheid hospital this afternoon,
!, making the total dead at O'Clock this
afternoon IL.
William Dunn. the engineer. vas 81
years old. and COR years had been with
the company In that capacity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29

BRISTOL. VA. Dec :s.-~ft lis an
nounced from the local banks that the
depcsit for one week Of Christfnas trade
in Bristol. ended saturday night. as
gregated $I5s4:s. The business for
two weeks far exceeded 100000
This breaks all previous records.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
FEMALE PHYSICIAN
GETS APPOINTMENT
rNGALLANT DOCTORS 60 on
STRIKE, LEAVING HOSPITAL
WITHOUT 4 STAFF.

LANCASTER. PA. Dec. 29-~Tc APP
pa biologist at st. Joseph's hospital here
to-day resulted In the resignation OF
the entire medical star OF that insti-
tition BY the action OF the physicians
the hospital loses Or. John L. Alice.
one Of the best known surgeons In the
state. The other members OF the
star are all prominent physicians of
the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-29
Tent a Report

Tho report, which y signe1 n1
full auditing committee, NeG
r.. spessard. J. T. Deal. =. G. I'm
Don p. Halsey and John 3. Ha&
10 as follows: 81 NJ
The Brandon news., 1910-03-03

building inside and outside. Perhaps this
will encourage your patrons to fix up
their homes and outhouses and fences and
to use some whitewash
Instead of complaining-get busy. Create
the spirit of energy and industry.
Call your patrons together once or twice
month. Read to them the county paper
there is always some good agricultural
subjects discussed in its columns. Talk
to them about diversified farming and liv-
ing at home.
We believe that if more interest is taken
in our rural schools there will be fewer
criminals and less money need be set aside
by the state for penal institutions. Hence,
we do not hesitate to put ourselves on
record for Formatories instead of Refor-
matories.
We believe that this the Colored Rural
School Improvement Association of Ran
kin county, called together by Principal
L. c. Jones, of the Pine Ridge Line
school, is an opportune movement We
recommend that every colored school in
the county form a local Rural School I'm
provement Association and be prepared
to send delegates next year on Thanks
giving Day which is the last Thursday
in November, to the Pine Ridge Line
The Brandon news., 1910-03-03
RAISE A PIG.

If you wish to own an auto that will travel
fast and far:
Raise a pig;
If you have dear desire for Z splendid
private car,
Raise a pig:
If your daughter yearns for jewels that
will make lurid blaze,
Or your wife would be a leader where
some other matron sways;
If you wish to give up toiling and in
comfort spend your days,
There's way-don't overlook it
Raise pig.
If you're sick of serving others and are
longing for a chance,
Raise pig;
If you wish to gaze on wonders that are
far away and strange,
Raise pig;
If your son would like to squander money
on a chorus girl,
If you yearn to own castle having
walls inlaid with pearl,
If your darling daughter wishes to be
married to an Earl,
There's a way-don't overlook it
Raise pig.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-03
THE WORLDS CONVENTION AT
HOME.

On March 18th, I6 TIL and I7th in the
CITY of New Orleans there will be held a
great Sunday School Convention. The
principals speakers will be Rev. F. 3.
Never, of London, England, President OF
othe Worlds Sunday School Association ;
Mr. Marion Lawrence, general secretary
of the International Sunday School Associ-
alton; Mr.. w. N. Hartshorn, chairman
of the International Executive committee
and Mr.. E. K Warren, chairman of the
Central and Finance committees of the In
ternatioral Association. Prof. E. 0. Excel
the greatest leader of convention music,
will conduct the song services. These
world leaders will not stop in Mississippi
on their tour of this continent, and, there
fore, the Louisiana Sunday School As
sociation has arranged for Mississippi
day on their program, and the executive
committee of the Mississippi Sunday
School Association has unanimously en-
.dorsed this plan. Gov. E. F. Noel, of
Mississippi, will deliver an address on
Mississippi Day. Rev. w. Fred Long,
general secretary of the Mississippi As
sociation, Dr. w. T. Lowrey, Dean of the
Gulf States Summer School of Methods,
and DR.. H. c. Tirney will also deliver
addresses.
This affords the Sunday school workers
of the state an opportunity to hear world
leaders at their very doors.
The following railroads in Mississippi
have granted rate of one fare plus twen-
ty-five cents round trip: Y. & M. "; /.
c.; N. o. & N. E.; and other roads have
promised. Everybody come.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-03
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO VETERANS
Headquarters Mississippi Division U. C.

Jackson, Miss, Feb. IS, 1910
Gersral Order No. GA.
Commanders and Adjutants, Mississippi
Division, U. C. " os~..
Your attention is called to annual meet
ing of the United Confederate Veterans
to be held in the city of Mobile, Ala,
on April 10th, 27th and 2Sth, and to the
call of Adjntant General Mickle, asking
camps to promptly report and remit your
anual dues. In order that you have
representation at said meeting, l call on
you to make report to these headquarters
on the blanks enclosed and to make YOUR
remittance for dues for 1910, | call on
tion TO the General Grand Camp is de-
pendent on your standing with your State
Division The annual dues to each is ten
cents per capita, with a minimum re-
mittance of two dollars. Camps in arrears
with this Division may reinstate by the
payment of dues for 1909 and 1910. A
similar settlement can be made by csr-
responding with General Mickle at New
Orleans
1t is hoped that renewed interest will
be taken and that Mississippi will be large
ly represented at this meeting, arrange
ments will be made for special rates and
trains in due time of which notice will be
given out from these headquarters. 1t
is very much hoped that every camp. in the
state will respond and that those in ar
rears will meet and reorganize
BY order of
W. A. MONTGOMERY Major Geni
Commanding Miss. Div, U. C.. V.
Official:
JNO. A. WEBB, Ad'j't Gen1 and Chief
of Staff, Miss. Div U. C. V.
Brigader Generals will reissue this
order to various camps in their Brigades.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-03

Headquarters Rankin Camp No. 265, u
c. V.
Brandon, March 1st, 1870
General order number H.
In pursuance to the above general order
from the division Commander, Rankin
Camp is requested to meet at the court
house in Brandon on the Ist Monday in
March, inst, (the 9TH day,) for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to the reunion
at Mobile, to be held on April the 26th,
27th and 2Sth, also delegates to the re-
union of the Division at Hattiesburg,
in the falh to be fixed later, and for
such other business as may come before
the camp The commander begs a full
attendance of all members of the camp,and
other veterans unattached to the organiza
tion, and expressly enjoins on each comrade
the Importance of paying the small an
nual dues to the camp, IS cents, that we
may put ourselves right with the Division,
and Grand Camp All who can SHOULD
go to MobiIe,as every effort is being made
by those good people to give us rous-
ing reception. They promise cheap rail-
road rates, and free entertainment of all
who will go into camp. Those not wishing
to do this will be furnished board at
cheap rates. Come to the meeting of the
camp, where full particulars will be CIV
en-.
Remit, or hand your dues to the Adjutant
on or before the meeting.
Respectfully,
BY order of:
PAT HENRY, Commander.
X S. MAxEY, Ad'i't.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-03

school which is one mile east of Comfy,
and three miles north of Braxton, to meet
the second annual Improvement Associa-
ton and to tell what your school has acs
complished along the lines herein pointed
out
Respectfully submitted,
E. N. TAYLOR, Chairman.
E. P. WEATHERSBY, Secretary.
(MRS.) LINDSEY JONES.
REASE BERRY.
VIM. YOUNG.
This report was received and adopted
after which the following officers were
elected:
L. c. Jones-President.
B. S. Jack-Vice-President.
E. P. Weathersby- Secretary.
J. S. Sanders-Treasurer.
]. E. McAllister-Corresponding Sec.
E. r. Chaplain.
Mary E. Martin-County Lecturer.
S. c. r. l. Red eggs from my fine
vigorous farm raised fowls. Price, IS for
$1.5o; 80 for SAYS. Where large num-
bers are wanted write for prices.
J. w. DANIEL,
Pelahatchie, Miss.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-03
Headquarters 1st Brigade, U. c. V.

Headquarters 1st Brigade, U. c. V.
Brandon, March 1St, 1910.
General Order No. p
Responding to the above general order,
number GA, the camps of this Brigade
are earnestly requested to hold their meet
ings, select delegates to the reunion at
Mobile, and collect and forward as soon
as practicable the annual dues of 10 cents
per capita to Adjutant General Webb, at
Jackson. Any camps in arrears may
be irstated as per order above of the Di-
vision Commander. 1t is urgently re-
quested that all unattached Veterans in
this Brigade jurisdiction, join some camp,
or if none is convenient, form one at
once and report to these Headquarters
for necessary directions or to the Adjt
Gen. Webb.
The Commander urges all veterans, at
tached or unattached to camps to 90 with
US to this e-union-Mobile has planned
a grand reception, for US and we should
respond. Reduced railroad rates will be
given, and free quarters to those desiring
to go into camp. Adjutants of camps will
report these to Geo. T. Lyndall, chairman
cf encampment; those desiring hotel ac-
commodations will write to Chas B.
Hervey; those wishing board will write to
Harry T. Hartwell, all at Mobile.
Chairmen of delegations from camps, on
reaching Mobile, will report to the
Brigade Commander.
BY order of:
PAT HENRY, Major c. S. A
Commanding 1st Brigade, U. c. V.
Papers throughout the jurisdiction of
this Brigade, (same as first supreme court
Dist. No. ~ will please copy the above
orders.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-03

Pelahatchie, Miss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29
Sanses SpnoSe.
C iitt "Subbrrtrsn.D

Ssnoog ben 10oe Sltli por en-
Seiti6soag for @etbesba Menigbeo
/ @rnno &npi6s, Iid. ioet oens
me Brett Hoitor 6. SO. Sogen ga
blep inoiot of Bnit. s. s. See fra
Stougbton, @is. Solicit Der err mi
glaze ODER otter at bnpe faaet en-
GoangelietS Siener | fin Mibte.
- 9oIt. s. s. greioobIif fom BEN
t2te Sui biem fra Ell nosIe Tigers
lang @irfiombeo | g. 9af. San bap.
De beIegt mango 8reitefaIo og Delta.
get | flere ltsrre Meoer og bar Iaa
langt moro ipm til Surtle Monntoin.
Otter Den iorre Sebe og Iangpariae
8srfc Ter oct imont lib meo glpIinaen
oernoro for bette Ior, beretter ban.
Snot9gten til Ssoemisiionen bar
oIligeoeI taolig bra.
Poitor @aItpoIS / Sefuen, ssa.,
bar faaet fig 6irefte fra Sanbnes,
Norge, isiennem Ben &. Sofina
& Bros, Chicago, en- 9arioI og Se.
IteipIe al aIlerbebite SIags. Set
pnfte itor SiibeI peS 46e SuIifeIten |
&ie Grope, ga g. 9. @eaeion meo
BoItorens lille Ssn Carl iom Sfp6s.
gut fom fiereube Ben norife aariol
ne6 | Sfogen, bppr EN- Sfore al
gteineifer bar iamIeoe til Self. SEA.
riolen og SGlen foiteoe fert omborb
Sanones 300 aroner. Sroat oa
Solo S67.90. @egae 9eIe er iprbe.
les paffert og folio oq bier, at man
! Norge fon gisrc ligeiao tint grbei6e
ION Der / gmerifn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29

vt bette er ubeIbist, er aabentart,
% ben uir1ttelise 5ronitmanb gertil,
Ion, bpis WnuIeipitem bar p9ret Of iaa
flor 8etbbnius for ben frim0litiIe
Observation-Disclosures, bar beriOr III
paotaset fig ben Srsape at noarbeipe
iulbitrHSiss % nDiostise Tabeaer,
bcpri ale malise Nuancer az Menneife-
baarets Gmper. uil funne iimte Hlabs.
ban bar ! ben ~snIebning iamlet Saar.
prsper fra dIle @erbens 2anbe, pa ban
er mn ! Serb ineb at flos iificere BEN
% a~nbrinse benz paa beres 9lobs i
fine TabelIer. Nanr ban er fnrbia
meb bet bill BON %tilftille ale golitimpn.
bisbeber ! bele Berben fine 9ateIIer, %
faar Hofitiet berefter oil 5ape fat / en-
foripnnben Sorbrpber, bebpper man /
Stebet for en- npiere gnsiuelie al oaa.
rets Garpe fin at opsipe bets 0ummer.
Wan ifriper I. 81. 1Saar SO. 27-
3s". os bperfem bet iicilianIfe eller bet
itanoiHauiite Bofiti pil ba pare / 9pil
ON, boilfe 5aruenuancer Der fan TONNE
| 8etrastnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29

W
Set er nu Ipffcocs grfeberhig So.
ief GeroinanOs Sugfsrer at bepiie,
at Sobann Ortiz | SilIi 1890, aft.
lno netop for 20 Star iioen, fcrloo
glenos Mpres for at gaa riinot ON
aop Sorn til Chill, enopioeie, at
man al ale De GoIf, ban efterloo
9uenps apres, b1r fmrroet ienere
Spor, bporimpo Be, Der fiilgte meo
paa oct Sfib, Tom Sobonn Orb ielp
fsrte, nle er forfpumoiie iporleit; og
enoelig bar man funnel fore 8epiier
for, at Der netop | Suli Woaneo 1890
raIeoe beftige Storme beo Sep Sorn.
MIere6e / Mor efter Sobonn
Srtbs Toribinoen blcp Der peb Sid
retten I Snrnbirrg paa @esirring al
ct gsirroneeieIIfob reiit Sag ON
efibet, og Sisretten bsnrte, at bette
maatte betragtes iom forliit.
Sobann Srtb efterldoer fig en-
Tornliie paa Sd MiGlioner otter.
riaife aroner. gIonSt De a~rpeberet.
tigeoe er 2copoIb @dfIing os bans
SGfer, ben tibIigere 9ronprin'esie
al Sadiem mtprrenoe Sru Soieai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29
Dtsoomsoro.
Gn Srgc ON N~Grinssmiolcr.

On SGge noe / Oregon bar fine
Wteninger ON NpringsmioIer. San
tiger:
Seq bar aItiS troet, of Ell 0eaes
&ligt life in0ifrGnfeoe iig til at be.
honole De iDge, men at pi fful6er
gSermeifehcoen at before Dem ON
bporoon DC ifol beoorc i'm SeIbrcS,
iGrlig meo Senipu til oe bpgieniife
og 0iGtiife 2ope.
"2Pco Ell iaa6un GIiatfoleIie er set
mig Ell itor SorreieIie at iiae til
Fltblifrm at / min e9en grfaring
eIler oeO perionIige S6ierpotioner
bar ie9 life fut6et noget behring's.
miNOel Der fan titles peO Si0en at
8rape.gtutS, og at ieg finder, at ser
nGitcn life er nogen 8rrrie FOR SEN
fore Nptte, iom 6einre fSsoe bill
brin9e, mar ben bri,geS / ale SiIfrI.
Ser al Spgbom eaer ben prsoenoe
IStO efter iuaoau.
Get or min Grfaring, at iuaen
ipiif SiIituno forbpoer @rligen al
@ropesR utS. Sor iuuoe 8erioner er
intet ioa uprenbe eler iaa mootage.
Zig Tor 9tnpen, irrIig iom 5rofoIt
for al irtte Roifineriet / oct merne-
ifeIi9e Spitem igorg for Sugens ar.
bcibe. : Silf9Iber al iIct SorosieIie
bar ieg 9iort Oeu GrFaring, at en-
ful0itenOig Srofoit fan qipes al
GRAPEFRUIT % 6Ieoe, og ieg tror oct
er ~ueopenoigt life at ooerlesie Ma.
ben peo NeaaItioet ON 0Sorgenen.
Seq fienber ogioo BEN itore @erbi
hos @rope.9huts, mar Mtaben er for
mag I'll at foroeie andre behring's.
mioler.
"3ette err Ifrenet efter / 20 gnr al
booe baot grforing meo at bebanole
olle Slaas ~froriife ug ofitte Spa.
BONNIE, % grepet err ifreoet frioinia
fra min SiOe tpbeu at pGre onlnooet
6erom."
2Gs ben lille BOO "Sbe Roa6 10
@elioiIle" | bper Eoffe. Scr err en-
8runo."
Goscuiinbe lrit o~beuitaaenSe Srcp?
st mt bill fOrcfomme fra Sio til au.
ben. Se CT Gste, iauOe o. inlbc al
J anteresie for Weaneifebcbcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29
Gpiiom % Meroplamcrne.

& ct Snterpiem meb ben tefniIfe Nseo'
orbeioer peb et fort amerifanlf Stos
itriit bar Gbiipn ubtalt Jig messt itep-
tilt ON DEN nuperenoe 5lppemaiti n'
5ppe.
"Sea bar life Gro paa benne 5orm"
ubialte ban, "5lppemaifinen bar ubolf'
let Iis for let os for burtis. Seq er
uperbepiIt ON, at be ct beitemt til tulb'
Itenpia ut iorpanble pUre samferbss
Ter, os jes tror csiaa, of be ON ii gar
pil beforbre life alene Tpit men pgIaa
gasIaserer. Men bet pil life blioe ben
Sorm a. Slppemuifiner, pi ibas beuns
brer. Zen nuparenoe Ierpplan er Ell
Sportsmalfin S~lppemaitinen er iur
rs Yrpcents peofpmmenoe Wafinens
Saa, men fun for 20 8rOeents peofoni'
menpe Menneitets. Wten bette er life
moi; 5lppemaifinen maa bore iaa let
at itpre, at buert Menneife at SIennents
lmitsintelisens uben pibere fan lore at
Hppe. Seq trpr psiaa, at be ibas be'
nptteoe Maifiner bps9es eiter ct gait
Irincip. Te fan life itise pp al fig
ielp. Man er tpunset til at lafe benz
ruae iaa lanse lanss Sprben, til Mpp-
iianoen mob beres ginbHabe er itpr
npf til at faa Maitinen til at bGpe iis.
Men jes er al ben gnifielie of Der
ON 10 9lar pil blipe bpsset ct gero'
plan, lom upen pibere SmitGnoisbebsr
baper fig al fig ieIp pe ipm unber aae
Seiriprbolbe naar tit Maal meb en-
Start al 100 Wlil / 5imen.
Gaar en- Spinbelie ensans er siurt,
frepss Der life lang 3ip til at slsre
ben iulbfpmmen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-29
Gm 2irfe9aaro
for Spnartere.

Gaa ct. Yancratius- 9irfegdaroen
/ Sincflep, en- of 2onoons Soriteber,
fanot oct for fort Eio iiben en- for
oringsIss, men itemningsililo Ssiti-
oeligbeo Steo. Sen gialot Snbbiel-
fen al en- 9el af oenne 8irfegaaro,
iom fra mi al ifal bore en- airte'
gaarb for fig ielp. airfegoaroen
blir al en- gauife iieloen &arafter,
ben err nemlig finn beItemt for Sp.
partere.
Spert gar refer linge fattige Sp'
ifere os Stalienere til 2onoon og ~
ger Sieneite iom Sppartere for ON
m1lig at opnaa Iiot bebre Scar emo
De er pant til ira fit Siemldns. De
res Suab til Sremtioen afbrpoes
imiolertio ofte al en- tiolig 300. 0e
bar oo facet ct Spileiteb menem art-
Ore fremmeoeS @rape, iom ingen
figtter om pg iom mart blir CLIENT.
@enferforeningen for Sotel' og 8e'
observation-disclosures bar mi raaoet
gob bao oenfle Wangel peo at f1sbe
benne lille &irfeeaaro paa 8irfe'
qoaroen sog fire De rr,ge Spfere og
Stalieuere, iom bsr tiolig, en- gegra'
belle, iaa at Sorifrifterne og Sper'
Ie~perinaerne fra ben &eligion, | bill
fen Sc er fsbt og opporet, blir re-
ipefteret.
Ioa airfegaoroen er Der Blaos
til % @rape. 3 er aaereoe beiat.