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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
PRH arr al OS FOR ,Rui
"e" Grant Proposes scheme for Gem
InansieerlnE Them On War Times.

NAsHIN0ToN. Aug .: national law
authorizing the Federal Government
10 commander Tor the transportation of
troops IN time at war an private dutomo-
mites holding -four nr more persons ~
proposed Nv Ma ten Frcderick
". Grant. n h~ annual report on the
Department uf the Inkes issued TODAY
WIN toe Improvement ot roads aud th"
i"'rter''on ~ automobile locomotiuu the
General foraSesS the time when troops
VIII II" transported long distances almost
'N'Ih-irelv IN motor cars and his slug
EeHiet method ~ rrquiSition With re-
endorsement Of owners would prov de
IN" army with sufficient TRANSPORTATION
IA short notice
zen Grant makes many rarnmn-udu-
tons Tor the expansion and impruy -u-nt
~ the military establishment having
h"adauartsr- at Chicago Among other
thrg~ h' urges the establishment Of a
large qiart-rma-ter's storage depot ~
chicago To h" used a. the main supply
sourc" of the army
The General also advises the Cou-tr,IC-
ION 81 auto trucks for the transporta-
ton of supplies IN the field. He says the
n-e of th.-- trucks would save both
time and money
ten. Grant complains hat the task Of
keeping IN" troops we'll drilled - becoming
exceedingly difficult because of the lack
OF Officers detailed to the troops Unless
fewer officers are detailed away from
the troops 20 bureaucratic ana SIMILAR
duties or more officers added 10 the army
the efficiency Of the rank and file. he -ays.
cannot long he maintained
De-ertion drunkenness and absence
without leave continue 20 he the principal
sins 81 the private -old'ers. There were
25s cases II de--rtton IN the department
last vsnr and tis cases of drunkenness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
RECOI ER MRS. BtION'S JEU ELS.
swiss Police Find Them In Possession %
Her NaIu's Husband.


81 MpHIr7. AuS - The iewelrN
which was stolen from Mrs Bacon, wife
~ Daniel Bacon, a ueIaO-r of ia. New
larh stock tNchang+. has b-en recovered
Suspicion centred un Young married
woman whom M~- Ba,un had euga gel
A. a servant Al Nirhy The invest cation
led tu the arrest 81 tri- woman husband
At Nic.y aud an the I-Wrlry WAS found
~ hrs yu-ss~-luU lie j. an Italian BARKER
uf the maine Of tattan"p Ills wife also
has ls.,'n arr,'st-i
Il h.s t..'u learned that thu vain" at
The i..w-l- wa- a. sD The robbery
occurred go August - ~ m" Kuhn Hotel.
Mr. Ra~lu - making a tour of the Con
iln"nt with her sister adv Gillnrt
Parker and Slr Gin"r The jewels
Stolen were a Icndant. which was set
with two white and one yellow diamond
valued at a. ISL. and a pearl aud diamond
n.cKlacr the value 81 which - Sjo1H
When Gatt'n"u Was first questioned
b. declared that he knew nothing about
To the .nvirun- Of Nichv. where he dug
w the stolen Valusbles. which he had
buried az ~" foot - a tree II j. Thought
that CAttan-n was implicated in the rob
sister. IA January 1919 when she lost
j.w.lrv valued at si5 an from ia" Carl
ton Hotel m London
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
,ORri mrs ~ THI RSDii.
treat, for Nnn~>aIion to Japan ~ Read,
Generous to the Emperor.
~D,-UI IIbTI U''pI'I' - IHF Nv


TOXIC. Aug ,. The Privy 'uuno.l
held several prolonged sessions TO-DAY
~ The presence of the Emperor aud ap-
proved the terms ~ tn convention for
tue analga maj ION 90 Corra with Japan
which were forwarded from Seoul. u
- understood that the treaty vii b-
signed ~ the Cprrlu capital tonight
aud publ .h-d here on August -
The instrument will m, lude the absolute
snrr.nd-r bv Cor"a % her severe gn
rights Generous treatment Will be ac-
corded IN. Emperor and III" various
officers The anal gsmatIon vii not IA
any wav affect the vested rights of for
- Rn~rs ~ Corean officers
II - reported her" that the T'"opl" OF
Corea are unmoved by the annexation
81 their country. bat tho strictest pre-
cautionary measures have been taken Ia
prevent any outbreak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
AFRO AuPHIBIOtS.
o. Gees 60 SEA with Skipper Crum and i-
his sslace ashore.

The American bark Carrie winslow. In
yesterday from Bridgewater. Nova Scotia
With a cargo OF lumber also brought an
automobile which mskee sea trips with
its owner. Capt Krum. skipper and part
owner 81 the bark When the skipper
returns 10 an American port he must 20
through the Formally OF manifesting the
automobile giving himself a. the con-
signee and consignor
He has many days Of leisure while wait
ing in port to receive or discharge cargo
and he uses his spare time running around
exploring in his auto. usually accom-
panied hv his wife and family He is
his own chauffeur and ~ as good man
al the wheel ashore a. he 10 at sea
r Whitney 4 Go agents OF the winslow.
say that 80 far as they know Capt krum
Is the only skipper who has seago'ng
automobile
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
SOS BROW W BR.BED NV.
witness n I.orim-r Election FRAUD Ease
saN> tie dot ~ .DDs.

CUI,A 80 Aug - Charles 4 Nhit-
principal witness for ~" prosecution "a
the trial 1T I.. - N.i Browne a'C'I-sd ni
bribery ~ connect iou with The election oi
senator l.uTlmer. was allowed - tell ot
receiving Jack pot mHl"y when the case
was resumed tins f''rnoon Tins "yi-
d-ncr winch Iuig" ErrStan admitted
was excluded NV Judge McSur-lv At the
first trial
Earhar m 'ha afternoon White told NJ
RECEIVING sInD ~ ia" 81 go. which was
the agreed amount for hIs vote. according
to Whit. and winch he saws was pad 10
him Nv Browne an the hath room of the
~ Nicholas Hotel M Springfield The
remaining ssop was paid IN IN" Briggs
House So IN the first payment and $40
IA the last he iestIhed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
HENrO >HiTS or ,RW>.
F,rn Hunters Have Ia Sbed s.'ins ~ the
Frontier Cent enniaI Precsution.

~ PAso. Aug p message was
r.c-iy we'd from the MEXICAN Secretary Of
War to-day to allow no firearms Of arr
L,pd taken across the border ii'to
Mckee. number % hunters ard tour To-
lsts Who had plapnei TO take their arms
INTO Mexico were forced 10 send hem uack
TO the American side when the MeSicsu
customs inspectors refused to pass them
No explanation ~ gwen for the Sudden
or..r although u IL thought that the
Govern msnt wishes "a prevent auv danger
81 revolutionary trouble ~ tn" republi"
during the centennial celebration IeSt
INN d
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
,nm I'm DENIES FLiTLi.
says stories of Meeting Miss EikIns Are
Fantastic Firtions.

NTF---| I-T'-F UFFD7'IE m THF wv
NiI,s. Aug =? The Duke ~ tn"
AnrIlzi hnrireS a denial ~ the runner
,ua -fan'aSti" hctions' that he has re-
ne wed his acuua intance with Mis- kath-
crime Films
". says ~" has not left Turin except
for occasional automobile drives IN the
nCi ,:hrorhcod "" was there. he SAYS
all the time " was alleged he Was visit
ing Mrs Elkins and her daughter IN Franc"
and Swift I.Arland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
az ZEN IIIPS ms WINGS.
Alfonso WsuniS an >rroiDlanr tut Nir-
torsa Won't let Itlm ~,

~|sfHI NOD Dg'pIfE 70 ] IA NVN
PAVIs. Aug % The King aud Queen
nf spain arrived here this morning They
vr-it..i the s.rodrnm. and Witnessed
several aights
KING Alfonso took seat ~ hIplan".
apparently meditating a fiIgn' hui Queen
Victoria PERSUADE a him not TO try ~
Tins evening the X ing and Queen attended
the. theatre under the watchful prot &c ION
Of the preC.c' ~ polio. and a number "i
detectives
They will Iaave tomorrow Tor Span
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
rtNDIDtrFS " TISr FL.HT.
Audience secs Struggling Match ,n-r
.IoIni DrbRir.

CotuuBIA. = e. Aug p Congress
man = Flls.br ~ The sixth south
Carolina d'-'rict and T. \ Hodge " hp
- opposing HIM for reelection. engaged
Iu isrce fret fight ~ Lake city. whore.
th"v met m Joint dsbat. hodges m hI-
Zee, = charged that he had been stand
cred Ivy circulars distributed by Ellerbe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

beverly Mass Aug - pT-r.dent
Taft has directed Gen Leonard Wood
ChI.f Of stan II thr United States Army
80 render AN assistance IN HE power "a
the stricken States ~ the West n. also
has sent this Telegram to Cows Brady ~
Idaho norris 81 Montana and Hav OF
Washington
Gen Wood has sent thirty companies
Of Federal troops IN addition - pack
transport alton andeStra medical officers tO
the forest ir" districts AMI have directed
him - do everyi hing ~ his power tn
cooperate IN saving ~" and fighting fire
VIII yOu telegraph ~" what IN" exact
situation -
-Du Won intend ~ place state troops
IN the Threatened towns 10 do police
Wu:k7 The reports which reach me are
most serious and desire exact lnforma
ton WILLIAM IAFT
IN. Prrstdsut tonight received the
following r'sporS. from Gov Brady III
Idaho
Boise. Idaho. Aug -
To m. p,srdrH'. B'rfrlg Mass
Your telegram received liav. been
wiring all daF foT partict'tars nd"r
stand wires down INTO Wallace Press
derpatches approximately correct BuSi
neaH section and portion Of residence
section Wallace have bsen saved Fira
reported 10 b- under cotnparatlV" control
unless wind changes Will give yotI
benrht of any Information 7 am able TO
get I thank Won sincerely for AID YOU
have sent and are s.nding
JANIS BRADY Governor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
pr,,r pRI>r rOR THE kiIsER.
r. zee, >s,eI award for N~riinE War
In last HaIkan trIsis.

BEHItN Aug - The rumor - re
ylvrl shut ~" Kaiser - lkrly t. he the
u-St r..pi"r, 81 me NUhel peace priz"
Ter ht- attitldr 10 the cr,-i- ari,Ing from
Here,
~ conduct "u nat ,Sra-ion. It -
aII-g-I -lv-l Europe from i"rrihl"
war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
Many Dead and Millions Lost
in Terrific Waves
Of Flame.
GENERAL RAIN ONLY HOPE
s.ldiers. Foresters and Railroad
Hands Exhausted by Long
Continued Effort.

ur.-rus-r. RhiIns Thr.uEh Ihe tsunir,
warning the Inhabitants To rIer for
rnrW Ines women and children
Taken Ou, of the EnianErrrd Towns
90 special trains RAILWAY BrEiSr-
and TrrsIIe. turned Telegraph ami
Telephone Com munIcai,oa cut Ou
President 0rIIers Gen Wood -
Grc ~ PossIbIe tId To the Sirick'n
Trrruor, widespread smoLe P-.I.
arm Nor. Aug ,? Reports coming
t,s- -aHway wires show that some tow
.a.. aHi Mouta"a have been wiped
o.. -h,ie others have bee7 ra-'ly
-. -rv., and that the ir~- are burr ing
q -srr,.v ~ t~srty -four hours AGO
Vaa-r Idaho. :. arcut ore -haf
'l-- .u' the Are row seems u ,@ under
c-'-.. 'tNr. M IN, prI~C,1al huili-
- ,trrs- ~Cra hnrr.
sl-s. l'sno. MY irg town has hcsn
VIZ .u' and 49, he. Taft Iust across
u. r~t. Norta'a
80, 'ra" have ln-' thair hy"s
sua-s rom may frr-.t rangers hu'
- -.
ta"~a e-'rm''" ~ he number lost
ono vnmr' a. Chi 'rao nave ha@u
-'r~r." '-nm tu- burning owns ON special
r.a.-, O.. Nr..g'a .. d Srukae
-,........ ,.g,,-l, t,., -. ...,s-.,.,I ~ -,
- -, 81.
Va ITO N' .'Er al "h"'rH. l'sh"'
l"-r. Hanii S'"NensNille.
SaHsy rr.lIr. S,irn-i ~ Irar Mountain
uva-.. pa.., N....,.. IiI,bv T-,y
r.o,nrsun raw. Pei..a, White Pm.
Nixon heron -, lgr Srur Tau Barker
a. Neihart Nor
rra G-eai Fen. rnv... he between
'. inv aud Gr.,, FAlIs !. 10 dagger
fen no A.. AZ smith River .o,,fh of
r... Fall. a. :be 'ou.T. ca.-,tuy
.. % are ~ steel aud he .osc.. q.
r.. % tor ~ geat on 90. n si4. Il - hon.
. ..,ays d.Srruc,i,u
Iron Mountain Tunnel Iomp.ny..
.re property near Iron Mountain.
T.. .-... to-day and WIS completely
r..,...r., TL- nrou.rty - largely
r.... ., E,.r,rn capital-t-
... -.rr,tiun 81 small mining prop
.. -. .r, heavy and the Ioas 10 New
n...ru Duluth. Butte and Spoksn.
.ap Will L- -,rlous a. they Ia,
r.rg interests -, ,.r,tr a. II.u-
.
. .Y.l..,s AMI IN. rgr..-- az. ,om-
..-. exhausted and tui- afternoon
.t- .ac..,v.-i "a ~. effect that prac-
r. .H Efforts had Js..u abandoned
-. ..rpp.rtv attention beng directed
#... ., 90 ~ getting womrn and rl.l-
... ... 20 ia. tire zou.
'.r.. -oidiar- of the Tw-nty.afth
Itr.t Na,. don. heroic work abo ~
F- 80. r..r aarly to-day they were com
l-... . ..'.r. MO the country for r.-t
.. .- auv .vt.nd..d runs aI.. CON
r.-t .. bridges and 'rastIe- nav. D.en
rnl until the FIRE turns itself
...I".- Ia att.mit to- make re-
'.. 8 many poin'- telegraph and
. o.. .'a communication has been com
i,.. co. ur
.H. 'rr- .r.uIug word oorns- that
.''.. n 'n- Gr- ,on- - N danger to-
poo HarCa wer. the fires to-daR
'a. -. "rgiue- with crews took refuge
naI Pass tunnel. the great bore
~. .En 'ta Bitter Root range that marks
90. DBL. .u4ary between Montana and
.r Ira tunnel ~ q mile long and
'.. n.r ira -af. The Northern Pacific
b.. - vauke. roads will he heavy suf-
'-...- through destruction 81 bridges
emf aud trestle-
.srfs, Mon Aug p Reports re
Gel .-r, to-day from every firs distric,
'..,fr, lrd,cat. Tint IN. st,,ation ia
so. IA. worst IN the histo,v az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
TsIcdo Isas Grs~n Toe.

wAsHINOToN. Aug - The figures
given Out ~ the census Bureau to-day
show that the population 81 Toledo. Ohio
in 1910 u lea. t05 ~ against 1871 IA in 1870
an increase 81 q per cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23
Continued on FoSr,h PGg,

low RATES 10 TORONTO VAR
AUG 1ist g.. IS Via West ShOrs. Sia - VIA New
NOTk central. Phone e3iO hAdisOb.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

The wsn street edition Of THE HvENHa suH
contains al 'he nnancial news and the stock ana
bond q 50is ions 10 Tire close OF the market Tbs
closing quotauoas. Including The bid and askei-
priees stth additoaI news matter. are cOa-
tanned also In the ina sdiuoo Of TnB EvnNEsa
SUM-AaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

NAH SUBSCRIPTION ORDGRs ron
Ths sun And Inc Evening" Sun may be aft ~ a
aSWSaaAlaEA ne aAiEa ehArEo.-AAA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

To west Pstai ~ Newburgh and return BY
nay Line steamers. o. Music. Fine Scenery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

SluMER WEAHINESS Hor,H.rd. t,t
Phosphate qgirHh reiirNss The lanqu0r . aus
LlOn anu nsTN Ousness II Summer. ias.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-23

pr..eus-r, Rhhlns ThrsuEh the CsunIr,
WARNING the Inhabitants to rIer for
rnrW lives women and children
rakea Ou, Of the EnslanEered Towns
90 special Train. RAILWAY BrEigr-
and TrrsiIe. turned TeIegraph and
Telephone Com u,unIcaIIoa cut en-
President Orders Gen. Mood T.,
1.rc ~ PossIbIe ,Id tn the SiricL.n
Trrriiar, widespread SmoLe P-,lI.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-04-14
Mr.. Dmcky0rth Insults President
Barrett, John Graham, and
Every Manager of the
St. Louis Convention!

In his paper last week, one of the two new
corners to Georgia, who are trying to boss
things in the Farmers Union, had leading
editorial, in which the following paragraph
occurs:
Again, let warn all delegates who are to
attend the st. Louis Conference to be careful.
The oily-tongued politician will attempt to trade
with members of the Farmers Union whom they
think have sufficient influence to assist in turning
the organization into political movement and
then when all the harm has been done that
be done to the organization, these same oily
tongued politicians will proceed to do they
have done in the past-thrOW down all they can
not control.
ut is tempting to be offered seat in Congress,
or some United States Senator's job. 1t is fasci-
mating to be talked of as a candidate for Presi-
dent of the United States and many man has
chased these cherished ambitions to his ruin.
Farmers organizations have been wrecked upon
the rocks Of promise legislation "
The above is q gross insult to the officials
aOh0 formally and earnestly inUited me to at
tend and address the st. Louis meeting. It is
one of DuckWorth's malicious and mendacious
outbursts. If he and John Lee have any peers
as prolific and venomous liars, they remained
outside the State qUheqI John and Duck came
en-.
The attack is also a deliberate insult to
eUe9y friend Of mine IN the Farmers Union.
And Duck will hear from them.
[ was Wavering as to whether my going
to St. Louis would do more harm than good
to the Union. At every emergency, that con-
sideration has controlled my action.
That consideration will control it n0a0. The
wanton attack which this Minister of the
Gospel has made on me, and on those q0h0
gave me the 1avitati0n, will stir up so much
suspicion and bad blood, that [ will stay at
home.
Mr.. Duckworth can go in my place, and be-
dew the whole Convention with his wisdom
Let us hope that he will not, as in the Gal
weston Convention, make "an enthusiastic
speech" for the Ship Subsidy thieves.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-04-14

The WOman's Miss5Ona1y Ad00cate is pub
lished in Nashville, Tennessee. 1t is arguing
that it is our religious duty to furnish doc
tors, nurses and medicines for Chinese women
and girls, of whom there are 2OO,OOO,OOO.
What do you think of such a position as
that?
Write TO The Woman's Missionary Adoo-
cate, and gjve those crazy editors piece of
yOar mind.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-04-14
She
Che Jeffersonan It's Your Record Which Is on Trial

REMITTANCES
Stamps CiH be accepted for amounts less than ST. co.
Do not send checks for less than SI.GO.
Ten cents exchange must be added TO all local checks
to coVer cost of collection.
Money orders and checks should be made payable TO
THE JEFFERSONIANS; Thomson, Ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-16

Stnh ~Secorab.T oiten" til SIaat
% @enner i Oct samle 2anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-16

pcitliee Winneiota boIot ben 10bc
bs. tit apartalsmsce | Iberbeen, og
Der bIep ba beiIiittet, at Snteritote
Commerce commissioner maatte fri
De mo og repioere 6ragttarterne,
bpis WsGeinolitrien | benne Del at
2auoet ifuloe boloes ilipe. Wfsle'
eierne eier opmGrfiom paa, at Tor
terne for 8oenlaoninger al Wfel life
er bIepne iuitereoe | De iioite 20 gar,
meoens Sarterne for Wtelafienoeller
/ minore emo 8oanlaoninger nm er
blepne ltbetpbeIig neoiotte. 9e mel
Iemitateliee Tariffer er blepne neo'
iottc meo 40 0rocent, og iom en-
Sslge berai er flere Wsaer inoen
Staten bIeone tp1lltgne ITO al 8orret'
ming. Ger blep uonGpnt Ell aomite
til at iremfere openn9pnte arap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-16
Sargasie= 6apet.

Bore Cages pioenfabeIiae Sorff.
ming er en- bitter Sienoe al ale 70.
montiife Seeenber.
Nn er ogiaa Gpentpret ON soroos.
inbnoet eoeIast. gnbper, Der bor
lGit engeIife Sisromoner, bill oft.
ogre ItsOt paa Sargosio,Sauet % piI
oibe, at Oct bar baot Orb for at bore
lao t9t fpIot meo Gang oa Gonb.
planter, at etbpert Sfib, ser bor for.
piloet Jig inc / BET, bar prret rpb.
rtngsIsit fortubt; 10 mere NJ or.
belocoe for at fomme no al Souoen.
oes tnItere tog Den Sfibet / lin ;So,r.
iaa D~eanoifab os 8asiaaerer bor l,bt
en- pnfelis Sso al Suit oe SsrIt.
Wen M bar ben norife 0omper
"Ueifael ears" = iom fsr forteIia
meooelt | Soften" - poa en- piben.
ifabelig Grepbition pper Itlonterbo.
bet fonitateret, at ollie oisie Siltorier
er rem Santaii. "0titael SarS", Der
tilberer ben norife &esierinss 5iife.
riOepartement, ieiIebe for ire Maa.
neber iioen no fra Bergen for at Itlt.
oere Sapets gioIogi og Siiferifor.
bolo ! atlanterbapet, og 9omperen
bar poa oenne Teiie ogiaa posieret
Sargusio-So oe fonitateret, at
ale geretninger ON ben bar peret /
bsi 8rao ooerbrepne. Sor set fsrIte
bar SangiamIineen life ner iaa no.
Itraft, iom bet er blepen f~ortaIt, %
for oct anbet Dor Oct life Sale ON,
at Den Gang, Der nar, pua noaeu
@taooe funbe bore en- aIporlia Sin.
bring for Seilabs. "Midael Cars"
fom / bpert Sub fot igiennem, pe
BEN er enboa er al De minoite Dam.
pere, Der nogeniinbe bar frpbIet oper
atlanterbapet. 90 enbeIig fonbtes
Der trobs ombpsseIise 1noerisgeIier
ingeniombelit gefrafteIie pnd Sbeo.
rien om, at Songen bar boIbt sfi6e
fait, iaa De aIorte er iluppet bort
isien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-16
3tltuucTntn.

Srgaup / slSa. @2ii$ Nora Sci.
eeion og Socob Gi9g bIeo iorIeoen
p~eteoieoe / gruoens SorGlbres Siem
| g5a.
Gi~pnccrfpinoc bpb. Mrs. Roietto
@hitnep, Der Dor bIan0t Reo @iugs
9fpbpeaere, 0soe forleoen 0nq / i'm
9otters, Mrs. u. r. 9rinefS Stem
beritebS, 80 gar gommel.
ganSpGrf / Sarmiueium. gper
bennington oil meo oct isrite faa ei
@dnbpprf, ioet Der netop neb 9oIQ
er beiiemt, of $4,000 itaI iorifaffeI
BERTH pe6 llbiteoelie al Bombs. 81
eleftriif 2psanIpg oil lesipd neretteS
/ aorets 2sb. oa enoel al ben oertiI
nsopenoise aapitaI naerebe rr iu6
ifriberet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-16

+, "gr oct life forl1noerligt," tiger
set / minneapolis uogtpne Sibsifrift
she gellman", at oct itore ameri'
fonife Solf, ser isr flnoe msoe buil-
f~enionbelit Sfi9bne ltoen at fnp, M
er blepet iaa ipRffet oeo S~pernpoelie
al Gurus % n,agelig 2cpemaaoe, at
Ben blotte Sanfe paa Saren for MINI
ore Selitanb bringer Dem til at bple
iom ct ~iorprnnet Barn, Der oenter
lin peliortiente Geuielie? Soao
elias national aarafter er bet pi
amerifancre bpgger op, ,aar oi ult'
ser Be inotrpbenSe gelitanosperinoer
unoIaoer at forifanie % mpo De Snar'
Iiae Sioer, Iom iiffert NOT pl font
me, - unolaber at betale Dor Grllge
8ipIo og life sier oct minoite Sor'
isas poa at lepe inferior De 8rpnler,
Iom pore SllbtGgter letter %, men
iiteoet Serior nbefpmrct laoer Fen'
aere rule, foroi ri bar eaer fan lame
hpao Ser trrn9eS? - mar 81 life I
minoite Iaaoe f~orbereoer cs poa
Sen SiS, ba aontonterne maolte tffe
bill ppre ian let tilgiGngelige. men
tpertimoo bplcr % inmrer al Srpgf
for, of mere barife Sorbcloe ifal be-
rspe os bore 2eaetsier % elsre os
iormuftige Iigeoocrior bore Sorpll9'
telicr?"
@IoSet gisr berpaa opm9rf'on
saa, bporSan iaa mango bier Ss1t
mar en- aoS aplina er inobiersct,
sbsler meb fine Tenge uoen at lfl1rl'
fe set e~nSoommeliee Soripn nef
fine .Mirafler / SGbtio % Ss't CT
rinaeite Sanfe. Ian isIer iig iitr'
ct belt Iar = toIo IaaneSer =, of
'aa IuSer man set if,ire paa oar'lif
Sis, itaSie / oen Gro, at nGlte Aa'
bill bIipe liseiaa eobt, 90 forreiteii =
Sen SiS ben Scrs.
"Sette bor pGret set frenltr9oerl
Sc Srpf hos set am~erifanite Sol'
iiSen 9anifen / 1907" iortiGttel
"Sbe @ellman". "Seu aneritanif'
SufommeIic err fort. % life iaa mar
par set iinonciene Iaifineri fomrlel
/ Sinnee igien, for Oct plloe ~
i~ortiatts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-16

"Sefaa bples Ser / piFoen Sfn
naar nogle Tigers uslrrtigt @e;r
irotrpber - Ger ~fornelig I9gges ON
poa at iprebe foruroIteenoe Gpgter,
Der finn tiener til, at SpefuInnter
ifruer Griierne i%oeiret, og bpis ct
llanr pirfelig trlier, opitiger Der en-
S~anmerflage, iom ON 8orberre bau.
De garanteret ct &rondnr til aQe Ii
Der, og MI britbt ct gioet 2sfte. 81
gpier peb Sarfen paa, at pi mod gioe
IffaIb paa benne e1er bin Surusur-
tifel - omen0 finn for ct Iarstio;
ri bill life msOe Spgisrsoagen, men
,lnbguor Dem og peobIioer at bobe
@ielo paa @i9Io. Smorgen, mod
ife, pil hi betale, men ioag ifal Een'
gene ubefpmret rule. Sremfor aft
maa De gobe Siber oebblipe, tbi ri
bar life Deab til at msbe ulpffer,
Ielp orn beres 8irfninger emo er
fortpurige. Sg ben itubiee Sigen pg
oct itaaenoe Spergsrnaal er: Soor.
ben ifaI Ri penbe os, iaa ri fan peo'
blipe at m9tte Dor &rneer efter
Gurus, npbe ct mneeligt Sip meb finn
faa amitreneelier?"
glubet onfsrer, at Ser irteetlunbe
er noget trr,enbe peo, at man iaar
paa enfeIte Steoer life netop faar
iaa rig Ssit, iom for bar pnret Stl-
fnlbet, men Sanbbeoen er, flyer Oct,
Of hi bar tabt Dor Sigep9gt, BEN al.
minbeliee @elftano % Sremgan9 bar
giort os ipimIe, ri tsper og frpgter
for at fnlbe, hi frpeter for at muatte
frpbe og hi frpgter for of blroe trano
nroer Sober. 9artbet bill uben Soil
faa en- sienneminitlig goo apling,
oa ielp ON BEN ifl1loe blioe minore
eno punli9, iaa pil De bsiere Trt1er
mere eno itbsjsre Sorifie1en. Wen
bpao Ser pirfelig er Sore for er, at
benne Srpgt for at fere ct npttlst
SIP = Srpgten for of maatte ipore
- bill pirfe bernoraliierenoe og Of
fsbe l1lpffer al l%,beregnelig &affe-
pibbe.