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Arizona republican., 1910-09-11

ize.1s O, nrrKona. The Doctor is grad uate of Harvard Medical College. Was formerly a member of the Rhode Island
 and Colorado State MedIcaI Societies. and United States Pension Examiner. Health Is wealth-Economy to be well! Are you suffering from some chronic affec- tion? Are you weak, sick and unable tO perform the ordinary duties Of nfeF If so. beware of patent medicines, in experienced and unskilled physicians. Dr. Hubbard employs none but rational and scientific methods-he uses no in- furious drugs in removing the poisonous effects of BLOOD AND PRIVATE DIS EASES from the system. SEXUAL WEAKNESS, with all Its Daneful er- fects positively cured by the latest and best remedies. Chronic, nervous, blood kidney. urinary, bladder and special dis eases treated in strictly up 10 date manner. All who have been unSuccesz- fully treated elsewhere are especially invited to call-Consultation free Hours 10 to 12, l to 8. Office and residence Monroe and Third Avenue Southeast corner. two blocks from oeAter of clLS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21
Deaths Reported.

Deaths were reported to the health
Office during the past twenty four
hours as follows:
Laurence T. Hayes. As years. 400 d
street northeast.
William Lyons, so years, witness
room. sixth precinct police station.
Julia Mattingly, AZ years, 129 q
street northwest.
James F.. Croker, AZ years, 18th
street and Brentwood road northeast
Harry L. Brooks, jr., = years, 1885 F
street northeast.
John ~ Gross, &c years, 1859 kear-
ney street, Brookland, D. c.
Alice Jordan, 50 years. Providence
Ella Harris, Sc years, Providence
Hospital.
Joseph Flack. g. years. Garfield Hos
pital.
Mary. Donovan, II years. 1910 North
Capitol street.
William Williams, months, Chill
drens Hospital
Frederick S. Bartelmes, months,
4O7 Sd street northwest.
Infant of Carlo and Mariana Pag-
gioli, / hour. 1913 T. street northwest.
Sarah f. Wood, AZ years. 345 6 street
John ". Bell, 10 years, so o street
northwest.
Alfred Slaughter. 81 years. 5Ss New
Jersey avenue northwest
Philip Jones, 90 years, 1lOb 21St
street northwest.
Maryon J. Brooks. months. kenil-
worth, u. c.
Alice L. Bowen, months, 729 Navy
place southeast.
Clara Price, month. Anger avenue.
Garfield, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Wilhelm Klitz and Teresa Scheffnar
Clarence NJ. Pitts and Sallie M. Gouldin
both of Alps, Va.
Charles d. Alexander of Bristow Sta
ton, Va, and Elizabeth Greene of Stat
ford county Va.
William Wieneke of this city and Myr-
tie L. Hurst of Secretary. Md.
Charles NJ. Crawford and Norma r.
Garner
Charles Calven of Baltimore. Md, and
Elsie Martin of Charles county, Md
Daniel Jackson of Halls Hill. Va, and
Novella Robinson Of this city.
Archie Lining of Joplin. Va, and Yer
gle Carney of Dumfries, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

noon yesterday Mr.. Hiram Diskins Of
Vienna and Miss Christine Quick, daush-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt Quick OF
Falls Church. Va. were married by Rev.
w. 6. o. Thomas. Mr.. willard Quick
and Miss Mary Quick. brother and sister
of the bride. were the only attsndantA
The bride wore white uneesaliue trim.
med with lace brought from Brussels by
her aunt, Mrs. Klein Of wnshtne.
ton. ID. e. Her veil was caught up
After refreshments were served Mr.. and
Mrs. Diskins left for Niagara and Buff
falo. The brides going away gown was
navy blue taffeta with hat to match. sir.
and Mrs. Diskins will return to Vienna
TO make 1t their future home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21
Births Reported.

Births were reported TO the health Of
flee during the past twenty-four hours
as follows:
Carlo and Mariana Pogsioli. girl ana
boy twins.
Rhesa H. and Annie E. Jones, boy
Franklin NJ. and Nellie Frazier. boy.
Edmund l.. and Beatrix @. Haley. boy.
Michael J. and Julia f. Ryan, boy.
Willard F. and Ida l.. Smith girl
Charles NJ. and Helen L. Maddox. boy.
James T. and Helen f. Schlosser, girl.
Richard and Lille NJ. Cation, girl.
William j. and Beuhler Cook. boy.
Lorenzo and Mary f. LAWS, girl.
William II. and Catherine c. Cash, boy.
John and Maggie Belford, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21
RUMMAGE
laceS and
EmbrOiderieS.

81. Sc and 80 inch Swiss Flounc-
ings. The widths that are IN first
demand. Splendid $3.50 and $2CO
values, showing exclusive -E
patterns never seen be- ISC
fore IN this city.
Lot of 39c All-over Embroideries
in sheer swiss and cambria. Every
yard - inches wide. ~
Wide selection of elab- ZSC
crate patterns.
Fifty exquisite patterns in ALL
over Embroideries, worth up to
81 so. These novelties are the pick
of the aH-overs imported 80
this season, and have no /SC
Lot of the popular 25c Galioon
Bands, with carefully finished edges.
White and linen color. e
Much wanted for lingerie II DC
waists and dresses. 5000.
Table of Wide Linen Tor
chen Laces; matched sets DC
worth up to 15c. Yard. 49,.
Table of High-grade Point -
de Paris Laces, worth UP to sc
1Jc. Dainty new patterns.
Table Ct Is and - inch Swiss and
Cambria Fiouncing Embroideries,
positively worth sc and ~e
JDc. Sheer. tine qualities ZSC
in scores Of deep, elab-
crate patterns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21
CHILDREN BURNED IN BARN.
Others Narrowly Escape-Farmer
Injured in Attempt at Rescue.

BRADFORD, Pa. July 2l.-In a burn
Ing hay barn four children persisted on
the farm OF John Adams at Rassela.,
south of here yesterday afternoon.
Several others had narrow escapes
Three of the four victims were sons of
Farmer Adams-John. jr., aged twelve;
Michael, aged nine. and Joseph. five
years old. The fourth was neighbor's
boy, Michael Bosix, aged ten.
Adams and his son George were pain
fully burned in an effort TO rescue the
children The charred remains OF the
four boys were found in the ruins last
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21
DIED.

CONAN. Suddenly, Wednesday. July 70.
street northwest. MICHAEL. husband cf the
late Mary Conan.
Funeral Saturday morning July -. s:3o o'clock;
thence TO Holy Trinity Church ar O'Clock.
where mass will be sad for the repose OF his
soul. Relatives and friends invited. 2
DEALE; On Tuesday: July 10. 1910, GEORGE
Minnie l.. Deale. aged eleven years and ten
months
Funeral from his parents residence . 81 street
northeast. Friday. July ~ Services nj 81
Marks Episcopal Church. Sd and 4 streets
southeast, al pm.
DENEGRI. on Wednesday. July 20. 1910. at
Funeral from his late residence. III street
northeast. on Friday: July 81. at $50 am.
Mass at ST. Aloysius Church at AN
Friends invited. Interment private. ,Rica
mond papers please copyh
EARLY. On Tuesday July ~ 1870 at g
pm. at his residence, los NJ street rorth.
west; WILLIAM EARLY. beloved husband of
Funeral from McKendrec NJ F.. Church on
Friday at go pm. Intermcnt Arlington
cemetery.
Hesdauarters John 4. RaMiins Post; No. !.
are advised Of the death. on the I9t. instsni.
OF Comradc WILLIAM EARLY. Of this pest.
and s Gn ' Yet n Res Gorps nars
services. which comrades will please after |.
will he held at Mckcndrec NJ; f. Church
Massachusetts avenue between 9th and 10th
streets northwest. Friday. July -. at $50 pm,
The post will meet at /: pm: at los VI street
Interment at Arlington. with ritual burial sew
ice. HOMER RIGGS. Commander.
J. a. ALLEN, Adjt.
Special communication of Federal Lodge Nc.
F. a. A. NJ. ON Friday July - 1910 az
WILLIAM EARLY. A. r. SERVER. Master.
FLACK. On "Wednesday. July 20. 1910. AT i:.o
pm. ut Garfield Hospital. JOSEPH T.. 10
loved husband Of Elizabeth Bean Flack ot
Funeral from ~. Mary's Catholic Church. Rock
vile. pm. Friday. July ~ Funeral will
leave residence near Garrett Park. Nd. at
FITZGERALD ON Tuesday July 10. 1910, at
1l:1J pm. JOHN. beloved husband Of Isa-
bella Fitzgerald.
Funeral FRIDAY, from his late residence 300 "
Church at O'Clock. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited TO attend. tNew York
papers please copy,
FOWLER. On "Wednesday. JULY ~. 1910, at )
am. RHODA CECILIA. beloved daughter
OF William II. and Maud II. Fowler aged
six months.
Funeral from her parents residence: - sh
street northeast. Friday. July 80. ut Ia am.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
MCCARTHY: On Wednesday. July 20. 1910.
PATRICK MCCARTHY. aged sixty tNo year.
Funeral from Jos. 4. Repetti's parors. Friday
morning July %. private. Ma flowers. In
terment at Mount Olvet cemetery.
REED. On THURSDAY. July 81. 1910 at 3:is
am. at his residence 1902 street nrrta-
west. ALVIN l.. REED.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
WHEATLEY. ON "Wednesday. July "a 1919. a.
Gas pm. ANNIE MAZE. only daughter OF
Joseph Walter and Bessie Maize Nheatev.
aged sixteen years and eleven months.
Funeral from the residence of her grandfathrr.
5l4 I'd street northwest, at :; oc'ocs pm.
Friday. July % lnterment private. New
ark. Y. j.. and Galveston, Tex, papers
please copy.b
In Memoriam.
HERMAN In memory Of ABRAHAM HER
MAN who died July 2l 1905, and 81 IRN
ING HERMAN. who died July 80. 1900
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Samuel L. Gilmore Buried.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-The funeral
OF Samuel l.. Gilmore, VINO represented
the second Louisiana district in Congress.
and who died at Abita, La Monday, took
place here yesterday afternoon from the
Church Of the immaculate Conception
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

1t developed at the hearing at Roniney,
W. Va, Wednesday of George Fletcher.
held by the coroner's jury for the killin:
Of j. w. Blake, that when Fletcher shot
al Blake he did not know he had Hit him
For that reason he sought a warrant for
the arrest of Blake, but when the officer
went to serve the warrant Blake was
found dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

DES MONIES. Iowa, July o1-Goy. Is.
F. Carroll of Des Moines was indicted
for criminal libel by the Polk county
grand jury yesterday. The indictment is
the outgrowth of an investigation by the
grand jury of affairs at the Iowa In
dustral School for Girls at Mitchellville.
made Hbelous statements concerning John
Cownie. formerly chairman of the state
board of control, in an article in which
the governor set forth his reasons for de-
handing the resignation of Mr.. Cownie.
Gov. Carroll was notified over the tee-
phone by Sheriff Ness that the indict-
ment had been returned against him.
Attorney NJ. III. Cohen entered an ap-
pearance for the governor, who did not
go to the courthouse. The governor was
permitted to remain at liberty without
bond
There is much speculation as to the
probable effect of the indictment on the
result of the state election in November.
Gov. Carroll was renominated at the re-
publican primary OF June Z. He defeated
Warren Garst for the nomination by
about 5000 votes.
His Democratic Opponent.
The democrats have nominated Claude
r. Porter for governor. Porter is a
bright lawyer, and there are many pre-
dictions that he will unite enough insur-
gent votes with his democratic follow
ers to win the election. Others predict
that Carroll will be tried in September
and acquitted, and that he will be
stronger than ever.
The republican state convention is
August 4. The delegates will be con-
fronted by an embarrassing situation.
The question is already asked: Can the
convention afford to indorse man who
is under indictment for crime punish
able with Inc and Jail sentence" On
the other hand, it is said failure to in
dorse the governor would raise the cry
that the indictment was a. political trick
played at this time for convention pur-
poses. and this would create sympathy,
insuring his election by record-breaking
vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

An epidemic of hydrophobia is feared by
physicians at Richmond, Va, who have
advised against the spread Of the disease
| following the development of three acute
cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21
.Diskins-Quick.
,rrespondence of the Star

FALLS CHURCH, Va. July II, 1910.
| At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wander
| belt Quick, the brides parents, al high
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The Whole City is Responding to This Semi-Annua
Run1nnageSale

Asusual the Rummage Sale has demonstrated its high rank
in the economical people Every department has been
crowded with shoppers until the time this is being written
and they're increasing every hour New bargains prepared
for the day of the Rummage Sale All broken lots whether
few-oaknd articles included this colossal
radiance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Baldwin sal
today on the North German Lloyd steamer
Bremen for an extended trip abroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

Miss Minnie Kinds of cambridge. Ga,
is the house guest of Mrs. Theodore III.
Tiller at the Iroquois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

Miss Nellie Schulz and Miss Emily
Sprightley, who sailed June L for Ger
many, after visiting relatives there and
later attending the Passion Play at ODER
ammergau, are now touring France, Italy
and Switzerland together with party
of friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

Mrs. John H. Spence. 7OS stree
southwest, is spending two weeks in New
York with her daughter, Mrs. William IL
HerzOg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21
In Memoriam.

HERMAN In memory of ABRAHAM HER
MAN who died July 2l 1905 and 81 IRN-
ING HERMAN. who died July 80. 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

|. Commissioner and Mrs Fred bennett
with their children, Dorothy and Rodney
have closed their apartment at the Bur
lington. and are spending month a
Atlantic City, guests at the Marlborough
Blenheim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

later attending the Passion Play at ODER
ammergau, are now touring France, Italy
and Switzerland together with a party
of friends.
Yesterday at high noon at the bride
home Rev Allen Griffith of the Episcopal
Church performed the marriage ceremony
for Miss Lillian Beall Eaton, daughter OF
the late Henry T. Eaton and Ann r.
Eaton Owing to the recent bereavement
i'm the brides family a company limited
to only the immediate family and few
most intimate friends was spresent.
The parlor and dining room were beau
tifully and artistically decorated in palms
and cut flowers, the predominating colors
being yellow and green.
The bride wore a very pretty embroid-
cred dress over white taffeta silk and car
ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
ding march, accompanied on the violin
by Prof. Henry T. Eaton, brother of the
bride During the ceremony appropriate
selections were rendered. after which the
guests proceeded to the dining room,
where delightful refreshments were
served.
Several large automobiles carried the
guests to Union station, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Wixon took the 3 o'clock train for
an extended northern wedding trip. Upon
their return, September 10, they will
side at the Beverly.
The brides travelling dress was
stylish black and white check, with hat
to match. The brides gifts were nu-
merous and costly.
The groom, Mr.. Irving Foster WiXon
Of Dennisport, Mass, is graduate of the
class of 1910 of the law department of
Georgetown University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

EARLY. On Tuesday. July ~. 1910, At *
pm, his residence los NJ strecr north
west. WILLIAM EARLY. beloved husband Of
Sarah s. Early.
Funeral from McKendrec NJ. f. Church on
Friday at 80 pm. lntermcnt Arlington
cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-21

Special communication of Federal Lodge No.
I, +. A. 4. NJ. Friday, July 81. 1910 az
10 PM. TO attend the funeral of Brother
WILLIAM EARLY. 4. II. SERVER. Master.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
Yphtid,efeu frifnnben. goLitidei

George Deaser / Ies Moines bIet
iioite Wauoae, efter fiere Cages Sor'
bonoIineer cs lln~oerisaeIier | 9p'
raaoet, friiunben for DC moo ban
reiite Mnflnger % eieninoiot ! III
Gmbeoe. S Den al gpraabet | ben.
ne Inlebning peotogne &elolution
notales Ser, at llnberisseIicrne piit-
nof bapbe bIotitiaet enfelte minbre
SoriemmeIier % 2opopertrGoelicr,
men DER fiinoe life titles gploige 9e.
piier for, at Eolitiheien meb Billie
hanbe unblobt at opfpIbc fine Flia.
Ter. 9cnne HeioIution blep ~pebtogen
moo 2ommisiGr Shramms Stem.
me, ioct oenne itiqeoe ct Siibltitiit,
bnori nbtdIteS, at Der peo ben fore.
tagne llnberisgelie bar eoot9iort, at
iIere S%orbebringer fi,noe gisres,
bporfor Eolitideien onmlo0es ONT at
beitr9be fig for at opnaa bebre He.
iultater | fit Oepartement. 0ette
Subititiit bIep Der oItioa life to9et
noaet Senipn til. Of commissioner.
ne Dor Sobn WacSicor fropGrenoe,
men ON ban bapoe pPret tillteoe pil.
sc ban bape itemt for Sdramms
Subltitut. Gen alminoelige Me-
ming ipnes at bore, at Tolitihef
9eager bar giort fin RIigt, ioa lan9t
ban %iormnor, men at ailoen til On.
bet er at iinoe hos 8oIitibepnrtemen.
tets oirfeliee S~perbooeb. aommisiGr
Roe, Der iibite @aar blen balgt lite
oetior Sdmerp. alaecn blep iom be.
fienbt inbaipet al g. 6. Barber,
Sormanb for Statcns anti-S oloon
9enque, 90 llnberisgeIien inoifrpn.
febeS til @prnabet, bpor 9ommiSiGr
Roe ipnes at hape Ell fnit Waioritet.
Ser pn1teS mi ON, at bpis Sorbol-
beue meb Senipu til uipbeIige Siiie
% uIopIigt SoIg al beruienoe 0riffe
life aooes bebre efter / Semmene.
bill Sommisipr Hoe ieIo bli itinct
unbcr Gosion.2oben % ON mulig az
iot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

itabs baipt foruabnebe Sig. Ger par
beneaaet fem Gage eIler en- llge, Il.
oen man iioit iaa Ranoeit, % Def
bar maaife Iiae iaa I9nee iioen ban
bsoe. Wan peb life bpob aariogen
til Tsoen funoe bore, on oct bar
umiIie at anitine nGrmere Huber.
isgeiier al Siget.
aanoiSat for Statsimpcrintcbent
bpb. - ". 8. @aros, repubIifanif
aonoioat peb DC nplig afboloie Hri.
mGrpals for Statsiuperinienbent,
osoe gnnife pluoieIie iioite Ssnoog
Morgen / tit Stem / @rano SORTS.
San por tiIipnelaoenbe | beoite Bel.
~gaaenbe, ba ban ON Iiteuen gif til.
ienas, men blep no poa 0oiten Ing
og bsbe fort efter iom SsIge al en-
SierteieiI. Iibsbe, Der blep 81 @ar
gamineI, por i fin Sib Sfoleiuper-
intenoent / 8aIib Gouiitp, Iigeleoes
bar ban | 1901 asiiiterenoe StatS.
superintendent un6er s. 30. 0ipine
oa | TO gar @iiperner 8bites Yri.
potiefretpr.
ErGmicr for gobc @eic. - &nrl
Srueger, Spipnsmanb for De %ofielit-
lige Ieie ! Sbenforo Sopnibip, er.
bolot forIeoen 500 iom Yr9mie fra
Haniom Gpuntp 8ooo Goaos @Sio-
citation. Goporb Seelig al Gaiep
Sonnibip tilfienotes anben .GrGmie
= $50 -, og Sobn Gresfpea al
Green Soipnibip treble IrGmie -
$40. Wppnte Selifob ublopebe oisie
GrGmier til DC al GonntpetS geiop.
ipnsmrnb, Der funoe irempiie De
beoite Geiultdter al lit Irbeioe, og
ma baabebe berpeb at pGffe itsrre
Sntercsie for ben gobe Sag. Sig.
neoe Trrmtier bill ogiaa ublooes nG-
tie Ior, % monae Here bill uoen Snil
oa anitrpnge fig for at pinoe Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
sna Manb ~pperfiprt % brebt.-


Gnton SIeion, en- 81 Iar gammeI
peIifaaenbe Sarmer / Conn OF Gbri'
%ftiania, Dane goiintp, blep iioite 5re'
bag aften | 9prbeben al HocfSale
operfisrt at en- gutomobil og or9bt.
Mr. Sleion LED MI og oa al en- Sicr'
teipgbom, oe ban bar uoen Spil faaet
ct at fine gnfaIb og er blepen Zig.
genoe miot | 8%isrepeien. gutomobi-
len fisrtes at Iaboen, Oscar Sobn.
ion, og ban troebe | Msrfet, at oct
bar en- Ssbot, iom Iaa | 8eien foran
BAN. Gn 2igipnsiurp bar fritoget
bom for al SfpIb. CIeion efterlaoer
fig Suitru oa fem Born.
ganfsr isnbsrHGnsct Of en- Ore.
Wnirice glacfman, en- ganffosierer
fra philadelphia, lieger / en- bsiit fri.
tilt Sorfatning paa Soipitalet /
@auteiba, ibet ban paa en- Sarm
tler Remaiifee blep operiaIbt at en-
dim Ore og frpetelig ienoerfl9n9et.
Mr. glacfman tom for fort Eib iioen
til 8isconiin for at itprfe fig peo Or
beioe paa Sarmer, og ban bar Ssn.
bag aften gaaet no / Saoneganeen
for at bente &isrene. Sort efter
fom ban frpbenbe / &etnine at Sar.
mems Suie, og omenbIfisnt ban life
bar peret iltanb til at gipe noeen
Sorflaring, er ban iIoen Tpil blepen
operfalot al en- ohm Ore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26
9un pnkntn.

WarnclammclIen. Sra Siour Sails
melbtes ben 21oe oS., at oct fsriie
peluopifleoe 9ilfGloe al Sarnelam-
meIie / oenne Del al Staten er fore
foumet | SroquoiS, bpor Wr. OF
WrS. @aliteinS 6.ourige Ssn err Bile
ben ongreben. Oct lille Offer bar /
en- isrgelig S%orfatning, ioet Oct enc
@en bar belt lanmet % bet anoet
oelpis. Yoa andre Steoer | Den slt'
Iige Del al Staten ifal to 0sosfalo
pGre inotruine al iamnle SDeoom.
Spoc at SfrGf. Wrs. Spnoe
Sobnion, Der bar boet / 8ingsbirp
Golntp iiben 9pbpggertibenL bsoe
iioite Wanong aonife pluolelig, ioet
bun blep ioa bange for ct optrGf'
fenoe llpeir, at ct SiertetilfGloe emo.
ie benoes 2ip. Sltn mprfeoe Den
fommenbe Storm, mebens bun bar
noe / 8aaroen, og / ben Sanfe, at
ser bar Sare paaiGroe iprang bun |
Hetning al Sriet, men ncppe boooe
bun noaet Scren for bun ionf ON.
Oct ipnteS isrIt of bore ct 9eipimel.
~iesanfalb, bporai bum fom iig, men
bsbe oog fort eiter. Iiosbe bar 81
Iar gammel.
Bill repibcre Sfolelppcu. Gen iaa-
fnlote Legislative &omite al Stntens
SGrere bapoe iorrige llge ct Wsbe /
&i,ron for at fcrbanole ON Den for.
enifebe &epiiion al S%folelopen. So.
miteens 6ormoub or q. $. gi9elop
ira 2eoo, og oenS Meblemmer be-
|itonr al Observation-Disclosures $. q.
l"literuo fra Siour Sails; FrGiioent
4. g. Goof ira Normalifolen /
Speoriiib; 6. 8. 9aiprence, Canton;
q. s. Sepmorr, &c Snet; Or. Ga.
miel SO. Mitdeu. Weslepdn Timber.
iitp; 3. g. @auIt, GrGiioent for
Statens l~lniperiitet | @erminion, og
g. &. SanferSlep, @otertoipn. Ger
blcp beiIuttet at ooerlabe Sogen til
set Ipbe al Statens 9Grere, iom
| Hopember trpber ianunen | Sl,ror,
90 oct er miIiat, at Ell Gomite biz
bIipe ubnront til at iorelrage &c.
aiSlatltren TIaner for ct mt Spitem.
9ctte ontoaes at bile bIine ct / 0io.
heh meo set, Tom er antaget / Sui.
nois % Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-26

al be Sorenebe Stater, og at ifs frii
gaar no og inb."
Seq ipnes life ON, at ou er bIet
amerifanif Berger. 9u buroe bog
bebolot bit norife g~oreerifab. Oh
maa ba fsle big mer iom 0orbmono
END iom Gmerifmer."
"SSffe nu."
"6p famine big Sansi"
"Gette er noget, oere life fan i9tte
oere inc /. 8i boIoer at Rorge ali.
gepeI. ON oct bopbe fnebet for
Rorge | 1905, piloe Der fommet baa.
De Penge og 8rGfter fra oct norife
Imerifa. Hogle aamerater Of os
iao iammen en- Dag Der bar fommet
truenoe @fterretnineer. 8i Iaeoe
500 Dollars bper, iom ifulbe liege
f9rbige til afienoeIie, naar oct BE.
bspeoes. Wen Speniferne / amerifa
piloe rimeIigois babe giort bet fam.
me iom 0orbm9nbene oeroper."
"Sar 9e giennemIenet nogen 8riie
/ Seres Stiaing / @merifa9"
SITE egentIig oct. Seq bar peret
beloig. Smiolertio faar man life
noget for intet. Seq fiempeoe poIo.
iomt | gegpnoelien. Seq bapoe os.
iaa en- iiffer Sorbisnins onL at Seip
pilbe babe biulpet mig, ON oct bar
blet nsbpenbigt. Seip bar / ale oisie
Iar p9ret min bebite 8en."
"Sbab par BET, Tom fra fsrit Of
bandit bere tc ianmen? Iar BET ST.
ifet / @esnaelpen?"
"Spsr Seip ON Bet"
"Sa, bet er ristig, at on er min
beoite Ben. 90 MI bill leg faa Dig til
at bli / Rorge."
Get Fan on life. Seq eIifer Slime.
rita, iom oere eIifer Horse; men bet
fan MI bere life foritaa."
"Senf paa Wesna ba, Sans. gt
lepe peo Wesnapanbet 8inter og
Sommerll"
"sSSeg fon life Iepe al Wesna."
"Snorben gaar MI Turen2"
"SiI Sptten peo Mesnapanoet.
Smorgen tar Ri afiteb."