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New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Dec. 17.-CATTLE-Receipts. 200:
steady: beeves. 81 45qS7 S5; Texas steers. SAG
S. 10; Western, I4qs5 So stockers and feeders.
SO 35qs5 20: cows and heifers. So 35qS6: calves.
81 509S9 %; HOGS-Receipts, IS. 600: weak 20
&c lover than early: light, 81 309S7 20: mixed,
81 35qS7 20. heavy. 81 30G$7 65; rough. 81 a0lf
81 40 good TO choice heavy, 81 40Q$7 30; pigs.
S6 I0dS1 So: bulk OF sales, 81 50dS7 Go. SHEEP
Receipts. 1.5oo; steady; native, 81 40q<4 80:
Western, So 3oGS4 so: yearlings, 81 5o0$5 O3 |:
lambs native. 81 25dS6 So Western. S4 50es Sc %
East Buffalo. Dec. 1T.-CATTLE-Receipt
2T5 glow and steady. VEALS-Receipts. 300:
active and soc lower. SIS I5aS10 so HOGS-Re-
oeipts, 400; active and strong 10 shade high
er: heavy and mixed. 81 9OaS7 a5. a few a IS:
roughs, 81 1oqST 253 dairies 81 so4Ss Is. SHEEP
and LAMBS-Receipts. 1900: sheep active and
steady: lambs 1oc lower; active handy: slow
on heavy; lambs. $5aS6 40.
Cincinnati Dec. 1I.-CATTLE-Receipts. "a
steady; fair 10 good shippers 81 500 So IS: com
mon. 81 25qS3 Is. HOGS-Receiprs . 493; strong
&c higher. butchers and shippers. 81 s5ax7 90
common, SIS 75Gt$7 80 SHEEP-Receipts 900;
steady, S2a<3 65: lambs steady, So 75NS5 80
Kansas City. Dec. 1T.-cATTLE-Receipts
500. including 100 Southerns steady: dressed beef
and export steers. So 50dS7: fair TO good. 81 rs
ass 40: Western. 81 25a$5 80: stockers and feed
ers, $iQs5 35 Southern, 81 25ff$5 so. Southern
cows. $3nS4 rs: native. 81 I5qS5. heifers. So 80
ass 80: bulls. 81 50ds4 rs: calves. x4dSs. Hogs
Receipts, $1,000 1oc lower: bulk OF sales. 81 so
G1SI go: heavy. 81 5oGs7 90: packers and butch
ers, 81 oogsI 65 light, 81 5oQSI 90. SHEEP
Receipts 200; steady; lambs. IS e5Q$6 25 year
lngs. $4q$4 10: wethors, 81 5Og<4: ewes, $50
% 80: stockers and feeders. 81 1898 80.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
DRASTIC REORGANIZATION
Bondholders of Whitney Company to
Get $40 Share for Each 81 900 Bond.

More than 90 per cent of the bondholders
of the Whitney Company, of North Caro-
lima, which was placed in the hands of re-
ceivers on April 3. 1903. have approved what
is said to be one of the most drastic re-
organization plans ever announced.
Under the terms Of the reorganization the
original capitalization of sl4s60,0oo is cut to
$4,000 and the original stockholders are
completely wiped out The bondholders
will get only one share Of new common
stock Of par value OF so for each $1,000
bond.
Under the reorganization plan the capt.
talization Of the company will consist of
100000 per cent gold notes, maturing six
months from date, with the privilege of
extending them for a further period OF six
months; $4,000 Of per cent cumulative
preferred stock and $4,000 common stock.
The Whitney Company was incorporated
in 1899 to construct an extensive water
power plant at Whitney, near Salisbury.
N. c. The company was backed by A. Q.
Brown & Co. Of this city, and by George
I. Whitney & Co.. Of Pittsburg. and fol-
lowing the failure of these two firms 1t
was thrown into bankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

Exchange authorities of its inability to
meet its obligations petition in bankruptcy
was filed against it and the members of the
firm individually, in the United states Dis
trict Court. The petitioning creditors were
Charles NJ Homan, Frank w Spencer and
Hamilton Pell, with claims aggregating
$4,000 Judge Holt appointed A. Leo E;v-
erett, a lawyer, OF No. 49 Wall street, re-
cover. under a bond of $4,000
Alfred NJ. Judson, the nineteenth Oldest
living member of the Stock Exchange in
pcint of membership. having been admitted
on February "a. 1869. is the head of the
failed firm, which was organized on May
2. 1901 Besides MIR. Judson, the members
of the firm are his son. C. Y. Judson, and
Percy W. Sherman, neither of whom is a
member of the exchange.
G. y. Judson said the suspension of the
firm. was due to the fact that it had been
dong very little business for the last three
years. The cost of continuing had been
heavy, he added, and the members decided
that in fairness to all concerned it was
best to assign and liquidate the business
He estimated The liabilities at about $780,
900 and said the firm had quick actual as
sets that would enable it at once to pay
of about 90 per cent of its outstanding
obligations, and thar it hoped in time
to pay the Indebtedness in full
Later in the day. however, after a pre-
Hminary examination of the firms books,
s. Stanwood Menken, of Philbin, Beekman,
Menken & Griscom, counsel for the Teceiv-
er. said the liabilities would amount TO be-
tween S150.000 and 100000, and the assets
TO $4,000 or $4,000. He figured that
the firm would be able to pay between 50
and so cents on the dollar.
In brokerage circles the failure of the
firm was attributed to nothing more than
lack of business. It was simply a case of
dry rot" those familiar with the firms
business operations said, and it had been
expected for some time that the firm would
be unable to continue business much long
er. It is said that the firm has not mora
than fifty open accounts on it's books and
no member of the exchange, it is under
stood, will lose anything by the failure.
Alfred III. Judson, before he organized
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
NOTABLE OFFERINGS At THE STORES
For Further Details Consult the Advertisements in Todays
Tribune
Tribune.

MACY'S, Broadway, between 34tr and
S5th streets. offers many thousand dollars
worth of diamonds this week at extraordi-
nary prices. Toys, dolls, games, women's
furs womenS umbrellas. mems hose, cigars
and smokers articles and sofa pillows are
other things to be had at reasonable cost.
They also call attention to a sale of furni-
ture, art wares. lamps and shades. dinner
sets and blankets.
ABRAHAM e. STRAUS, Brooklyn, an
nounce a sale of odd pieces of toys, which
will be offered on Monday at unprecedented
prices There will also be a sale of one
thousand small and medium sized Oriental
rugs at specially low figures
HEARN, West 18th street, calls attention
TO a number of articles for Christmas gifts,
including dressed dolls, dolls outfits, games
and toys. Other bargains for this week
may be. had in pongees. wonen's cloaks
and furs. neckwear and misses gowns. An
11-inch holly wreath, natural colors on gold.
calendar back, will be given away free to
each customer as a Christmas remem-
brance.
BLOOMINGDALE'S Third avenue, be-
tween 59th and Goth streets. directs atten-
ton to the special values this week in toys
and dolls, tapestry and embroidered gold
bags, mems neckwear, umbrella stands and
groceries.
STERN BROTHERS, West I'D street,
will close out tomorrow a large collection
OF women's tailored walking suits, cloaks
and wraps, misses and chldren's hats,
house gowns and negligees at exceptional
values. Black silks. umbrellas, parasols
and walking sticks. women's and mems
hosiery. lace curtains and Oriental rugs
are other offerings this week at unprece-
dented prices.
LORD & TAYLOR. Broadway and 2oth
street, Fifth avenue and 18th street, are
offering this week special values IN pony
coats, women's waists and women's coat
sweaters. They also call attention to a
sale of negligees or house gowns. petit
coats and maids dresses and aprons.
JOHN DANIELL SONS & SONS, Broad
way. between Sth and 9Th streets, have ar
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
SETTLEMENT IN BANK CASE
Shareholders of National Bank Of
North America to Receive S211 ,000

Judge Ward. IN the United States Circuit
Court. yesterday authorized John w. Nc
Kinnon as agent for the stockholders of
the National Bank of North America to
enter into-a-set+4ea4ent with. Charles w
Morse, John H. F1agler. William F. Have
meyer, Alfred H Curtis, Ashbe1 II. Barney.
James AV-Barney, John W. Gates, Charles
NJ Schwab and Robert II. Thompson, de-
PENDANTS in the suit entered against the
officers and directors of the bank.
BY the settlement reached. Mr.. McKin-
non. as agent of the shareholders. is re-
leased from the judgment obtained against
him by the Mercantile National Bank for
S24000e loaned % the Bank of North Amer
lea. AMI the directors release to him six
hundred shares of the banks stock for can
collation. The total received by the share
holders through the settlement is s211 900.
while they claimed s3S0oe0. 1t was repre-
senteds-heTFever, that the claim In certain
respects rested on debts that had proved
unColieCfihle
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
CAPITAL INCREASES DESIRED
Syracuse Railway Company Wants
Stock Issue of $1,660,0O0.

Albany, Dec. 17-Application has been
made to the Public Service Commission by
the Syracuse Rapid Transit Railway Com
many for approval TO increase its capital
stock from $4,000 GO to S. 750 900. the increase
TO be preferred stock The company asks
for an issue at this time of 81. .6s0. 900 to cover
outstanding notes. s1.5s5.ooo OF which are
owned by the New York State Railways.
The commission has received a petition
from the New York State Railways for
authority 10 acquire the 81, 900 increased
capital stock applied for by the Syracuse
Rapid Transit Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

ranged for this week a large collection of
dry and fancy goods at reasonable prices.
C.. G. GUNTHER's SONS, No. as1 Fifth
avenue, calls attention to a rare collec-
ton of silver fox skins, and an unusual
stock of womens fur hats, mems furs,
coats, caps, gloves. robes and rugs to be
offered this week at reasonable prices.
KRAMER FUR COMPANY, No. Is East
18th street, invite attention to sale Of
furs. including pony coats and mems fur
automobile coats, at good prices.
HIGGINS & SETTER. just east of Sixth
avenue, between 21st and 22d streets, lay
stress on a sale of Japanese bright metal
novelties, dinner sets, cut glass, bric-a-
brac, bronzes and carved ivories, at ex-
traordinary values
]. NJ. GIDDING & CO, Fifth avenue and
4Sth street. will begin tomorrow a special
sale of furs for Christmas gifts. consist
ing OF sets, separate neck scarfs and muffs
and coats.
A. JAECKEL & CO, No. 3S4 Fifth ave-
nue., announce a sale Of furs suitable for
Christmas gifts.
sAKS & CO, Broadway and 34th street,
advertise for this week special values in
apparel for men and women and fur coats
for women. There Will also be an extraor-
dinary sale of dresses and gowns for
women.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & co, Broad
way and 18th street, offer exceptional values
in fur coats, scarfs and muffs. Women's
dresses and cloaks Will be offered at great
ly reduced prices.
E. NJ CATTLE & co, Fifth avenue and
3Sth street invite attention to an assort-
ment Of jewelry at low prices.
GREENHUT & CO, Sixth avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, are offering
special values this week in linens, toys,
dolls and games.
SIEGEL-COOPER COMPANY, Sixth ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, call
attention to a sale of china dinner sets at
reasonable prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
EXCHANGE FIRM FAILS
Lack of Business Causes Judson
& Judson to Suspend.

Lack of business was given as the rea-
son for the failure yesterday OF the New
York Stock Exchange firm of Juoson q
Judson, of No. 25 Broad street Tne sns-
pension was announced on the floor OF Inc
Stock Exchange shortly after IL ciock'
but had no effect on prices. as the hrm mas
been doing very little bushes lately ana
It's failure was regarded as unimportant
The liabilities are estimated at between
$50. 900 and $500. 900, and the assets at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
shortly after the firm informed the Stock
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
NOW IN FIFTH AVENUE HOME
Dealers in Women's Outer Apparel
Occupying New Seven Story Building

J. NJ Gliding & Co, retail dealers in
high class women's outer apparel, are now
occupying their new home at No. 5e4 to S6s
Fifth avenue. The firm has taken TWEEN
ty-one-year lease on the seven story struct-
ure, which was formerly occupied by a
number of women's tailoring concerns.
More than $4,000 was spent by j. NJ.
Gliding & Co for remodelling the struct-
ure. 1t is in the heart Of the fashionable
shopping section of Fifth avenue and op-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
INCREASE OF IDLE CARS.

An increase Of 1851. or about 80 per cent
in the net surplus of idle cars in this coun-
try and Canada for the two weeks ended
December IS reported in the fortnightly
bulletin of the American Railway Associ-
alton. issued yesterday of that date. The
net surplus reported was 4014. which COM
pares with 1898 two weeks ago. The short
age of cars in the same period decreased
from 1863 on November 23. to II, ,901 on De
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
MORRIS +. MILLER ARRESTED.

Philadelphia, Dec. 17.-Morris F. Miller, a
member of the grain firm of l.. F. Miller
& Sons, of this city. was arrested here to-
day a warrant from Savannah charging
him with violation of the Sherman anti
trust law. After waving a hearing he was
released in $4,000 bail. 1t is charged that
he received rebates on grain shipments
from the Merchants and Miners Transpor-
tation Company and the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

th,, firm of Judson & Judson. was In busl-
ress for himself at No. IS Broadway ano
was for many years specialist In Ne"
York Central.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

rid of the flies and the mosquitoes. which
had bred disease. The isthrnus, he said.
was one place in United States territory
where neither fly nor a mosquito could
be found.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

posite the Windsor Arcade, at 45th street
Much care has been shown in decorating
and furnishing the interior Of the building.
and a great deal of space Is given for pa
irons 10 make their way about. The Fifth
avenue store is the third owned by this
f;1n as it has operated for some time large
places in Duluth and Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

WANTFD-Travsiling salesman 20 sell cur ~
Of louisiana plantation rloiassss- eAe..-e|
in lines Of groceries bakers supplies -
~laIties: sales manager will b IN New .l..~. .gs
interview Address. With rs-ersncer -
N-Ctasses Co. 81 I4cCiS. Mo
WANTED-Youns men 70 take 9oucv. a.
course in bookkeeping for sorytes@ s -. ~
1920 ST. Telephone 25s7 audubon.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
HELP WANTED.
Male.

AdiC-
mechanical rubber 81 800 Business Ssr.&
Co. (Agency). sos Singer Building
ALESMAN-Southern territory; retal h1ss
trade; acquaintance with buyers saSss
Service Co (Agsncy). sos singer Bulldinx
SALESMAN piping, boilers. etc nan gs ~ nth =
or machinery experience; salary 5000 70 Ey
$50. CredentiaI Employment Corporation.
Broadway (Agency).
SALESMAN metal furniture. familiar with r
tract work; 1880 other good posi5ions ,ts 02s
Credential Employment Corporation. llS brcs
vay (Asency). Established 1904
GALESMEN throughout the United States to
automobile necessities: every owner y ants
protector: references required The Omen IN
e1otector Co.. go Broadway
SALES MANAGER to keep IN personal tun
with large force: experienced; $1,000 Cref-
tial Employment CorporaucRs eo5 Broacr
(Agency). Established 1904
RETARY-TREASURER wanted; tsrsy
vesting and brokerage finn: must be mar
high standing ability and responsible City 81
8. Tribune Office.
SHIPPING MAN. familiar with nshtsrage- M
be an executive once man Mishin (As-Hry
Flstiron Building
STENOGRAPHER, with knowlsdzs OF -
keeping for export house; Sl4; other posiric1
open CredentiaI Employ ment Corporation. =
Broadway (Agency)- Established 1900
STENOGRAPHER, with some knovlscge
Spanish: ST 500 Board and lodging. many or
tfon. 25S Broadway fAgency1
STENOGRAPHER. English. with good kno-}
edge of Spanish; S1.2oo-s1.5oo and quarsy
q edential Employment Corporation. 25S SIS
wav (Agency). Established 1904
sTENoGRAPHER- English who can trsnssl
into Spanish; $1,000; other positiess.
Cred.ntisl Employment Corporation. sS Rres7
way agency Established 1eo4 -
sTFNoGRAPHER. English and Spanish iscr1
ton: s.. 800; other similar positions o7en- ~
Dental Employment Corporation, 10 Bsoaa1s}
(AgencyD- Established 1904
STENociRAPHER for uptown position: sala1
SIS. MiShiH tAsencyl. Flatiron Bli1ldnls-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. man. capabis Of ta1
ing Shorthand dictation, IN a wholesale OF l
goods house Write stating age experiences
salary wanted. Address Stenographer Sex 4
Tribune Office.
STENOGRAPHER ard BOoKKEEPER 70
cate Nicaragua Central America: knoNLsa4
Of Spanish preferably; $500 and expenses o1s !
ress service Co. (Agencyl. so5 singer Buildns
SUPERINTENDENT familiar with rschirsJ
ard machine shop work; salary ~" ths"y
(Agencyl. Flatiron Building
SUPERINTENDENT Construction high ri
man. s.. 600 So 600 Business ~SeTyfrs-ty
(azency) SOS Singer Building -
81 TPERTNTENDENT' s ASSISTANT. cpuri--H
tate: alert reliable, about S.: eTrersc
rsndIius help: some bookkeeping: s1,SSf~- FL
Dental Employment Corporation. s5s ssess'
tAgency) -
TEACHER-ss0o including home: chsHsr
physics botany The Hopkins Efacssies'
Agency 5o7 5th ave, bst. 42d and ASd sts
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzeilar. No. 40
Pima street)
Maturing Ia11-22.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

SALESMAN metal furniture. familiar with =
tract work; 81 $50; other good positions oos
Credential Employment Corporation. 2tS Brcs
NJ f4-en~z-1 rstarIfshs1 1901
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

Spanish: 81 500. Board and lodging: many or
Tositfors open CredentfaI Employment Corpra
ZION 25S Broa dvav (AgenCy1
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

SALESMAN, piping, bolIsr,. etc-, rlsI FItll y "
or machinery experience: salary 5000 70 y
500 CrsdentiaI Employment Corporation,
Broadway (Agsucy).
New-York tribune., 1910-12-18

SALESMAN-Southern territory; retail h1ss
trade; Acquaintance with buyers Sasas1
Service Co. (Agencv) sos Singer Building
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-25
Inmcloelier.

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ne 9. O.. Senrictiou o. 8. Srnebp, or
netop ubtommen paa Gligsbura gubliibs
ing Souie's SorIag. 8ogeus Seniigt er
at bringe beore Srocn ino | ben triiteIiae
@arueifoIe. iSet Set latter ale 2prcre -
Der bill beubtte ben -- iitano til at qioc
en- fpIoi9 % torrsft 8apport ober StpIeus
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ION eu Erotofol bsr are % Qrrerne be-
bsber bare at itriOe Soratteren / Be rec
ipettioe Ru6ri,ter for bpert Barn. &is
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SLaskinobelirg meS SerbIif paa DC iors
ifieuiae Sag % eHbeli8 gemerfriuger
oner bnao Ser err tatcfieret oper - Sdls
mer lRrt ubeuaS 49, HHtaI 9eieg al gres
ten - artaI geisa al 6orrIbre - aus
tai Seisg al SfoIers IiIibnsmrrS os
Haous pna be Seru iom life bar isgt
Stolen. Gilbert SioIcoifrift iom bar
IeIigionstoIe buroe iortaffe fig en- inas
am Srotofo[. Den CT uStommen | to
StsrreIier til en- Gris beuboIssbis IS
Gents oeisf.00. Rrototoleu iGIses I
augsburg Pu6l. Souie. minneapolis,
Rinu. 8. 2tuolnno, Carer.
@atcrbire, So, Sebriar 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-25
SorretninaSnotiier
Ran lite burtnientc 1T eset eonS.

Sen p~eItieuSte SrsbaroIer Rr. So6r
u. SaIger Bar retop giort en- mRrielia
Cponqelis. Som 0rieren 0so, tilbbSer
Rr. SaIBer $500 I Sub til en- Beriou.
Der ~ifnffer bam BET beoite RaUu ior baus
uBe SGomais. men boao 2Riereu i!fs
oeo er. at Rr. Sal3er Ogidn lasoe Rlas
uer til at bortfiGnte ire Tre &lsperfars
me ! @istouiin Ill be 5armers. Ser III
oct itsrite uobptts pr. We're al bans "Res
iuoeuateo @bite gouar5d- Sdpre. Bette
bleo Der imiSlertib lie nogst al. oa Bolt
nutpriteisrne Idgoe iig imelenl. ioet &c
drind bet for al bore for me9et af CT
eotteri. Rr. Sdljsr bIeo forbnuiet Sa
Ban ariaa FIG Iigeiaa bel berettieet iii at
bortiiiGn's emS iom R~egisriugen, men
for life al lGa9e Sinoringer ibeieH for fin
apertering. iierueoe ban BOG itrar eeuue
G~uitsositen fra fine aoertisiemsntsr.
Sdl3er Bar ianr ueqioet en- tor o. prrgs
tia aaialog meS en- Rasie StueSer oq
geirioeIier. Sdmiioig iom mar ieueer
eiter SeHHe BOG, Der iaaes frit paa Sors
I1ngsnoe. fan man oaidd inSienee Sors
nag iii ct Rdou for SaI3ers me Rais
cg manile beroeS oinee $500. aoresie:
5bs 3obn u. Sal3er Seeo Co.. 1876 z.
stb Ct, SdGrosie, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-25
Tru Mabef, Miuucipta.

@eb Get inmme ie9 ienSer iro Setds
ling for Soften, bill ieg bebe ON Iiot
RIabs / SIaoet, iiben ieg aEbrig Ter NOS
get ira beune SAINT al 2anoet. Ren
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at Jamie inb Seu9e M for Chen, at &c
glertmer at interesiere zig for S~orreipous
pancerne | "Poiteu". Seq for min Sci cr
meeet interesieret | grepene fra be fors
ffielige Sci al 2aubet, ii9r fra bisie
itatters Bachelors" euer 8anSetaaeites
ere. Tom Yigerne tnISer benz. Ser / Sms
egrer er life mango al set Slaget M,
paa 8rIub al Sfuodnret, iom bi babe
for ct anr iiSen, for Ser bar ganife mans
&c, iom if i'm Siositining f~oranSret. ga,
iaar bar ct me9et goSt Gar for Sarmers
re; baaSe er Sriierne beie o. a%plinaen
meget eob. 90 boao mere fan hi oeute?
griicrne paa 2auo Der er fra $50 til
S1t0 pr. Gcre. men Oct er life NOT for
bette 9dub, for en- MAJ reiie bibt. i'm en-
fan finbe Sorobunb, ION er beNre END /
SilImore gountn.
gor 8p. Wabel, er en- tribelig ~iaabeIs
iom pen libeu gp, o9 Oct er en- rigti8
goo RarteospIobS for Sarmproouiter
iaabeIiom aIe andre Siug.
Weh Euife ON ct eoot Etptaar til See
corabs Softer" iaaOsIiom til 9looets
mango 2Riere. On Sauoetageiteger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-25
IRA M,uscptu, Soubp.

TeS BET famine ieg betaler for glabet,
bil ieg iige "Secorn6sY oiten"s Hebnttion
faa mango Sat for BET guoe 2eieitoi.
Tom ri bar faaet isiennem ben ! bet aar,
iom ibduot.
8i Ieoer 3 Ril | SpSsit fra Roscotp,
Tom er Dor nprmeIte 9n. Roscotp bar
ct SnSbbe9erautaI al outtrent 5000 o9
CT ben itsrIte Gp meaem Spotane o9
2eipistou. Roseoip bar nj tire 3ail
9ioabs, nemlis Rortbern Sacific, Oregon
S6ort Zine og Spofme & SnIaub, al
boilte ben iioite er en- e~Iettriif 8. o.. Ser
er Ell RpnsSe Yorife. Si oanneoe en-
uorIfsepanseIiifs Iutberif Reniebeo Der
uoe paa QanSet iibite @anr, os BEN beties
mes at 9ditor &. g. Sueaer al ben Sors
enebe Strife. Gan or goot lift az fine
SoIt og en- fraftig giauo | tit 8nIb. Gan
betiener tire Rcrigbeoer. en- Neoscoip, en-
/ @eneIee @aueb % en- paa TaraSile
Siu. 9aubet berrunbt tiger | Sris NEE
get fort, os Bet er ct 9oot gepis pad. at
"Gountriet" er eoot % meo miloe Tins
ire. gi bar BAIT Sre M en- tire Tiger,
(sbe SAM. men SuIoen BAR life pRret
reo iii Rul enbru. Seq tom beruo for Z
aar iiben fra 2ilp, San Co, g. 9af.,
fom ogiaa bar ct gpbt Country. men
iee snTfer mig life tiIbnse.
Sad tililut en- oeuIis SiIieu iii glas
bets aeoattsr os ole "Roiten"s 2Giere.
u. 3. Subl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-25
Urn Iptprrs 9afe. u. Saf

Reb bet famine ies ienber min Subs
fription poa ben fiGrfomne "Seeorabs
Roiten", iom finoer geien frem bner llgc
til Potpers Safe, iaa bill ies forieee at
ieroe rosIe Orb berfra. Sor ier @ar iiber
ieg berop meo min camille. 90 ha bar ser
bare 81 Sarmere at ie. Sor min Sci
bleb iee me9et mismooie. men BET bar
eaoet Ell Sag ON Tenn. Set err 81
Gar iioen min Sen blep goitmeIter bers
oppe og ~besbnbte meb libt 9roeerb o.i.p.
oa bet bar en- COB Sine. for ie9 bar 10
gRiI iii ben n4rmeite 8p, % ineen Seite
bar iea. men M | CONNER beebuoer Sim
Sill at ie os; ban beebnbte at Iape en-
Sei fra STANLEY 90 berop. Sa beebnote
Solf at itrsmne berop / b~uiinnis. os neb
at bbege og male, og MI er bet en- bra gp.
8i bar 2 Banter. 1 Saroipareftore, 3
@~rocerbitores, 1 Yool 8oom, 1 Barriers
fbop, 2 2umber CARDS, 1 8~eitaurant. /
Sotel % en- bel Sci mere. 90 M tribes
ie9 uomertet, for ies faar bare to 9eil til
8beu, oe MI ifal ieg babe Seite. en- Of
mine Ssrner ifaI bieIpe mig. Seq ffisns
ner. Der er life lang Sib for mig nh. for
iee blir 10 Gar til Sommeren; men ieg
biz fiae til Hut: Seq sniter eSer ale ct
goot Nbtaarl
fra en- aammel Meanb.