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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-02-18
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Exchange
Robt. Ingersoll once made q speec
against prohibition to q crowd c
f. ners IN one of the states and rails
ia, himself to IN oratoricsl pscA
sid, why nv dear farmer friends
If you destroy the liquor business
in your state what in the name OF
common sense can YOU do with the
oceans Of corn? A good old farmer
raised up back in the audience and
said, Rose more hogs and less he'll. =
Scranton Star.
Hog and Hominy' would be a
good motto for the coming year, if
one should Judge from the present
high prices. The best boycott of
the trusts would be for the farmers
to raise these things at home. The
man who has a 'smoke-house' full
Of sweet, juicy hams and bacon
slpes, and i barn full. OF corn and
other feed-stuffs, is truly indepen-
dent of the big trusts.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-02-18
FRIDAY
EDITORIAL

Playing the public fool is about The
cheapest Job a man can take, in fact
the pay is about all IN penalties for
overriding sane behavior.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-02-18

and | will have to cook supper as
mother will milk the cows for me
and big debate is coming off at
Indian Hill tonight, / will close.
BLUE VIOLET.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-02-18
RAFTING ROPE.

| | have 5 or 6 Rafting Ropes that
have only made one trip. Will sell
| for 800 each.
J If G. w. FAULk, Leakesville, Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-02-18
History Repeats Itself.

Vicksburg American,
''Nowis good time to turn back
to ancient histories and learn how
mony dynasty-changing revolutions
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-02-18
More tIyaienic Than Tent.

The common notion that a tent is
specially hygienic is incorrect. A
tent is far less hygienic than a wood
en- shack because the air is more con-
fined and there are no windows to
open. The best shelter for invalids
camping in GRy region, like the Ari-
iona desert, is made of four posts
supporting wire netting, into which
branches of some tree have been wo-
ven, leaving just enough light to read
by.
FOR SALE. Is wheel and IA
wheel Log Wagon in good condition.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-02-18

Take the Sunshine sent into your
life as something to be grateful for;
don t darken It with shadows Of your
own making
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06

Picture Board OF Censors In this city
will address the congress. Likewise
Mrs. Charles H. Israels, chairman of
the committee on amusements and va
cation resources of working girls will
discuss the public hall dance. Mrs
Rose Sokes Pastor will talk on The
Possibility of Relieving the Monotony
Of Factory Life
Home OF the Speakers.
Another speaker will be Frederick
Thompson of Luna park and hippo
drome fame, who will tell why whole
some shows pay. Ernest Thompson
Seton. the author. will give an address
on the Message of the Indian and
Outdoor Life" and Charles F. Camp
bell, one of the greatest authorities on
the education of the blind in America
will show motion pictures of blind
children actually playing football. A
special session will be given to the
subject of story telling to children.
Other speakers include Elmer Ellis.
worth Brown, United tSates commits
sioner Of education; III. E. Edgerton
mayor Of Rochester: Rabbia Stephen S
Wise: James H. McCurdy, one of the
directors of the playground associa
ton: Mrs. Samuel A. Ammon, vice
president of the playground associa
ton; Edward s. Ward, superintendent
Of Rochester Fairgrounds: Miss Maria
r.. Hofer, teacher of folk dances, New
York city Professor George NJ
Forbes. president of the Rocheste,
board of education; Henry c. Foreman
president of the south park commits
sloners, Chicago, and William H
Stake, judge OF the Juvenile court oil
Philadelphia.
At the evening meeting at conven
ton hall the program will be opened
by songs from 500 children, who will
also give folk dances as they are play
ed in their native countries. There
also will be a musical feature in which
1000 children will take part at Genesee
Valley park on one of the afternoons
Another afternoon will be given up tc
an automobile ride for the visiting del
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06
CLUB NOTES
MISSION CIRCLE.

MISSION CIRCLE.
The Young Women's Mission Circle
of the first Christian Church will meet
this evening with Mrs. T. H. Kuhn, at
her home on South Thirteenth street.
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WEDNESDAY CLUB.
Mrs. Webb Pyle will be hostess for
a meeting of the Wednesday Club this
week at her home on South Twelfth
street.
AID SOCIETY MEETING.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Methodist Church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the church parlors. All members are
requested to be present.
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ANNUAL PICNIC.
II the weather is propitious the Wo-
INNS Home Missionary Society of the
Grace Methodist Church will hold it's
annual picnic Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. M. c. Price on the National road
west.
ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY.
An entertainment will be given Sun
day evening. June IL. at the Grace
Methodist Church by members of the
Sunday school in celebration of Chill
dren's Day.
c. w. 3. N. MEETING.
The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions will hold it's regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon. Several papers
will be read at the meeting.
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MISSIONARY SEWING CIRCLE.
Members OF the ST. Johns Mission
airy Sewing Society will meet Thurs
day Afternoon of this week with Mrs.
William Duning.
ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY.
An entertainment will be given
Wednesday evening in the Pythian
Temple by the Pythian Sisters and the
Triumph Degree Staff. The affair will
be in the nature of an exhibition drill
and dance. The program is as fol-
lows:
Drill-Pythian Sisters.
Drill-Degree STAFF.
Combined drill-Pythian Sisters and
Degree Staff.
After the program dancing win be
enjoyed. An orchestra will furnish
the dance music. The public is in
yited.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06
MISS GOODWIN HoNoRED.

Miss AIDA Frances Goodwin. who at
tended the John Heron art institute
the last three months has just received
word that she has been awarded the
scholarship In designing at the annual
art exhibit held this week in Indian
apolis, which is quite an honor.-New
Castle Times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06
Fourth Annual Fairgrounds
Convention Will be Held
There This Week.
WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY.
MOVING PICTURE PROBLEM TO
HAVE IMPORTANT PLACE ON
THE RoGRAM-WIlL DISCUSS
THE DANCING EVIL.
(American News Service)

(American News Service)
Rochester, N. Y. June 6-Delegates
to the number of 1000 representing
every state in the United States will
gather in this city next week to at
tend what is expected to be the largest
playground congress. ever held in the
world. 1t will be the fourth annual
meeting of the playground association
Of America and the session will begin
Tuesday morning winding up on Sat-
urday
Morning and evening sessions will be
held, the afternoon being generally de-
voted to the entertainment of dele
gates Every aspect of the playground
question will be discussed by speakers
from all parts of the world, and the re-
creation of the American people in gen.
eral will be considered from every
viewpoint. The moving picture prob
lem will have an important place il
the session and John Collier of the Peo-
pies institute and head of the Moving
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06

George Bond. Miss Florence Bond and
DIR. and Mrs. C. s. Bond.
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GUEST At NEW CASTLE.
Miss Edith Bowman spent the week
end In New Castle, Ind. visiting
friends.
RECEIVED YESTERDAY.
Miss Ina Clawson received inform
ally Sunday afternoon in honor of Miss
Ethel M. Thomas OF Indianapolis. Miss
Thomas returned home last evening
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SANG SUNDAY.
Mrs. Foulke sang a beautiful solo
Sunday at the morning service of the
First Christian church.
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OBSERVED cHILDREN's DAY.
Children's day was observed at the
First Christian church last evening. A
pretty cantata was presented.
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WERE SUNDAY GUESTS HERE.
Miss Marie Babcock, Miss Katherine
Harvey, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bah
cock of Hamilton, Ohio, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Pyle over
Sunday.
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MISS FORkNER A GUEST.
Mrs. Will Goodwin entertained the
weekly meeting of the Bridge club
Friday afternoon at her home on
South Fourteenth street. There were
guests for three tables of bridge, and
Miss Carrie Forkner was awarded the
prize. A luncheon concluded the card
games. Those present were Mes
danes John Goodwin, o. ]. Gronen-
dyke, Harry E. Jennings, Stephen
Cliff, Walter 8. Chambers, Howard
Maurey, Trevor Wright, Kate Maxim
and the Misses Lillian Chambers, Car
RE Forkner and Nellie Bunday.-New
Castle Times.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06

egates. The play festival on SATURDAY
afternoon. in which 1000 school and
playground children win take part,
will be beautiful and picturesque OBJ
jeet lesson. There will be q reception
for all the delegates and interested
eitizns OF Rochester on tn college camp
us. and the congress will wind up
with the great water carnival in Cen
esee valley park directed by the park
board. similar to the one held last year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06
Whore ne Wanted to Go.

Whore ne Wanted to Go.
A man went into the ticnet o1ce
OF the Colorado Midland railway re-
Gently and said to the ticket agent. Il
want to get ticket to Lame Water.
Colo"
''To what placer" asked the perplex-
ed ticket man.
Lame Water. It's a mining camp"
The agent put his head In his hands
and thought deeply n moment. oh.
he said finally. you mean Cripple
Greek. don't your.
Yes. that's rhe place" said the man:
Il got II wrong -nenver Post.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06
OEMOCRATSJOLLYUP
To the Ribald Tune of Mixed
Metaphors Morning News
Announces Meeting.
'.MOSSESSES" IN THE DARK

Wayne County Democrats will gath
er tonight in the rooms of the Jeffer-
son Club. in the Colonial Building. to
discuss plans for the coming County
Convention of the party. which is to be
held at the Pytnian Temple in this
city on the afternoon of June %.
County Chairman Charles B. Beck has
issued the invitations. and a represen-
tative delegation is expected from
every ward in the county
According to the Morning News, the
Democratic organ of the county. the
convention is going to make Rich
mond Rome" support the Bourbon
ticket, and be a Promised Land for
many Mossesses" who have been in
the dark since 90. The folds" OF the
Democratic party are likened to those
of a royal robe" and the mind is d.
rected back to the memories of Grover
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06
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ENTERTAINMENT SUNDAY.


The Christian Womans Board of
Missions will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon. Several papers
will be read at the meeting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06
PROGRAMS ANNOUNCED.


PROGRAMS ANNOUNCED.
The most important musical events
for the week are the recitals to be
given this week at Earlham college.
by Miss Lucy Francisco. director of
music ct the college. assisted by her
pupils. The programs are as follows:
Wednesday Afternoon, June
400 p. M.
Reiterstuckchen (for two pianos).
........... .............. oCuuItA
Ethel Schepman, Pearl Atkinson
The Shepherds Dance ........ Gregh
Hazel Thomas
Spring Song .......... Gounod-Kuhe
Orpha Hough
Spring Song ............ Hollaender
Martha Scott
Voice: May Day .......... Walthew
Lucille Wilson
Mazurka ................ Won Win
Mildred Barrett
Intermezzo ............... Mascagni
Nellie Hughel
Eu C0ur4nt GOoaro
Pearl Thornburg
Voice: My Little Love ...... Hawley
Ruby Zion
In the Gondola ............. Bendel
Ethel M. Schepman
Valse Styrienne ...... Wollenhaupt
Lucille McIlvaine
Voice: Gavotte des Mathurins ......
.................. Lemaire
Pauline White
Cal Consolation ............... List
(b) Nocturne ................. List
Ruth M. Morrow
Thursday Afternoon, June 9
400 p. M. o4i9Fsf
Song OF Wood Nymph. .Weber-Acton
Pauline White. Patrice Gillispie, Ruby
Zion, Martha Scott. Nellie Hughel,
Gertrude Lehman, Esther Coppock,
Abby Schaffer.
Song without Words ......... Helms
Russell l.. Jenkins
Evening Chimes .............. Helms
Harry Woolley
waltz ................... MerAei
Ruby Zion Pupil Of Miss Hecker)
Voice:
(a) The Arbutus Tree -. Old Irish
(b) My Hearts a.Mayin -. Hawley
Nellie Hughel
Pendant Ia Valse ............ Lack
. Pearl Atkinson
Valse ArAbesquc .............. Lack
Mary Baldwin
Serenade "Sing. Smile. Slumber".
.................. Gounoo
Pauline White. Nellie Hughel. Cert.
rude Lehman, Esther Coppock, Alb
by Schaefer, Patrice Gillispie. Ruby
Zion. Martha Scott.
Adagio from Sonata, Op. 2. No. &c.,.
.................. Beethoven
Myrtle d. Johnson
Spinning Song .Wagner.Wollenhaupt
Lucille Wilson
Voice: The Heart of Sailor. Adams
Carl Weesner
(a) Minuet for Left Hand Alone.
Rheinberger
(b) Norwegian Bridal Procession.
Grace Brennan
Saturday Evening, June II
$500 p. M.
valsc Brillante ......... Moskowski
Lucille McIlvaine. Myrtle Johnson,
Pearl Thornburg, Ethel Schepman.
lmpromptu, Op. 2S. No. s.. .Reinhold
Marguerite Chrisman
Voice:
(a) Thou Art Mine All. Bradsky
(b) A May Morning $500. Manney
Eunice Simmons
Valse Impronptu .............. Raff
Marie Peterson
Voice: Serenade. "Nita Gitana".
OehONeu
Everett H. Doherty
The Rustic of Spring 5000. Linding
Irene Jones Snyder
(Pupil OF Miss Hecker)
Voice:
(a) Were Star ........ Hawley
(b) The Postillion ........ Motley
Carl Weesner
Allegro from Concerto In g Minor.
....... ............. MOsCneieS
Ruth M. Morrow
Orchestral accompaniment on second
piano.
Tarentelle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Nicode
Ruth Hadley
Voice:
(a) The Green Is on the Grass.
................... Wtlleby
(b) lch liebe dich .......... Grieg
(c) In May ............. Rogers
Pauline White
TO Spring .................... Grieg
Edna A. Trueblood
BY Moonlight ON Lake Geneva.
Particular
i People |
Find positive pleasure in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06

Cleveland "and others" Likewise.
the Democrats plan to push every
button to illuminate the way 10 sue
cess"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06
OPEN HOUSE TUESDAY.

open house. will be observed on
Tuesday afternoon and evening at the
Y. M. c. A. The hours are from three
until nine o'clock. The women as well
as the men are invited to inspect the
building at this time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-06
COMPLIMENTARY DINNER.

A dinner party was given last eve
ming at the Country club house by DR..
Charles S. Bond in honor of his guest
DR.. Herschfelder. q professor in Johns
Hopkins university. Places were ar
ranged at the table for Professor John
Thompson. Prof. and Mrs. E. p. True
blood. Miss Elizabeth Comstock. DR..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
en- oammel proteit.

Set er life bare | bore 0age, at Der
proteiteres mob berffenbe bsie Briier.
III ct gantmelt, af Stbens Sanb ab.
ifiutg mebtaeet 0f,tment, iom forle.
ben Dag opoaeebes bIanot arfiperne
paa gIerf Of Courts &ontor / Butler,
go, fremgaar oct nemlig, at Der ole
reoe iaa langt tilbage iom | 1904 flo.
gebes ODER for bsie Brtier paa piSie
Slngs Sarer.
8eofommenbe Sofument, ser
r9nnte Iar inoienotes til CONNER
Woore beri 9pen, er mbertegnet al
100 9oreere, iom | ggrbsbigbeo an.
isger Somitolen ON at "faitiptte en-
beitemt Bris paa Brobiant for Ianb
og Seit og paa 9%riffeparer / 2anbets
Serbereer". 8e fIageuoe gorgere
erfI9rer, at "bet err ben alminbeIige
Wening, Of % Gent for ct MaaItib
Rob os ~ Gent for en- baIp Gint
@biifp er SptrGfferi, ba 8biifp bar
funnel fisbes for 40 Gent @a1onen,
Sleif for fra 3 til A Gent 8ltnbet %
Wel for 50 pr. 100 gunb."
Sofitmentet cir ingen Splpsnins
ON, bporpibt anissningen blep BE.
pilget eller Ell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
On mYitiff Duel.

20 Serrer, Der fornobes at babe
pRret Sranifm9nb, ubfGgteoe tioIig
Sreoaes Worgen en- Duel paa en- al
Nep Oorfs 0aber, life lanet fra Dit
itbens characterization. Den enc af
benz blep orRbt af ct Sfub, iom traf
BAN miot | Panoen. Sans Wooitan.
Der unbfom og bar iiben life pRret
at op6age.
Saapiot man beo, bapoe 9nenen
INN ct enfeIt 9ienpiOne, nemIig en-
@utomobiliit, iom tom fisrenbe ben.
40 @aben | Retning at fit Siem. @eb
Si9lp at 2piet fra fine @utomobiI.
lpgter iaa ban to Serrer fomme no
al en- @abebsr og gaa ct Iige 4ntaI
Sfriot bper til fin 4ant og oerpaa
penbe Zig ON moo binan6en. Meo
oct iamnle fnaIbebe ire burtig pan
binanoen fslsenoe Sfub, og ben enc
at 9ellanterne itprteoe ON paa Ga.
ben. Gen anoen faitebe @oboIperen
fra iig og forioanbt inoab 8abeos-
rem.
@utomobiliIten tilfaIbte burtigit
mtIist en- patrulierenbe 8oIitifonIta.
bel. men ba be fom ben til Scamp.
plabien bar label 2iget iom De to
Repolbere iporleIt foriounone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
SIeif 90 Bonner.

observation-disclosures ldiiosbersT1l1e
gnolinaSret - "bafeb beanS" er
/ De IibItc TO aor iteset 1919 Brocent
/ Yris og bar paa @runo oeraf for
aarioaet en- @ebgang al 8 Rrocent !
Sorbruqet. Sor TO Iar iioen folteoe
9snncr 7 til 8 Gent pr. Quart, M er
Sc iteget til 10 % If Gent.
9ostons @snneregnina for anret
1909 onbroa til nGiten $5,000,000
. $t,700,000 mer emo for oct fore
oaoenoe aor - bette pou troos al
4cbaonocn | Sorbruget. s Iaret
1908 blcp ser | 9pStou fonSlmeret
nsiagtig $685. 9uibel Ssnner,
bporimoo aoninmtionen / aaret 1909
oif neb til $50, 1853 9uibel - Ell Eeo'
gang af paa oct nGrmeite 10000 0
Charts.
Samtibig or Iriien paa iolt 6leif,
ser bruges iammen meb @ermerne,
oQioa sooct tiIpetrs. 6or etpor Gor
iibeu funSe man I Boston fisbe ali
set 3IeIf, man eniteoe, for If Gent
Gun6et: fortioen maa man for ben
tiIinareiroe &paIitet betalc Is Gent
Tunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
6uIofeberens DIRE.

Sra SauIt Ste. Marie. Mi6., meb.
beIes ON Sunbet at 2igene at fire
Wanosperioner, iom oar omfomne |
iibite 8inters fprf9roelige Sneitorme,
mems be bar paa 8eien fra @rasiett.
Ont, til De rpe @ulbfelter | Wttipo.
cpten.
gaa Sen 60 MiI lange Sci, Der is.
rer giennem upeiiomme og meo tDf
llrifog beporebe ggne, firoes life en-
eneite Wenneffebolis.
2isene fanbtes poa forifielige
Steber inbenfor en- 9iitance al Is
Mtl ira Widtcopoten. ct Bar al
benz ianbtes liggenoe uoenior Stien,
bpiIfet ipntes at tpbe paa. at be Sne-
foset banbe saaet iis bib os bar ian.
fet ON af &liIoe % llbmattelie.
Sos en- al De Smfonrne, en- Wuno
paa ca. 80 Iar, fanbtes ct 9reo pot.
itemplet 8ulpb, Ont, % unbertegnet
al en- &pinbe beb gtapn Suinn CD
paros. s en- 2omme paa Snbiioen
al 9eIten families osiaa en- Segnebog
in~beboIoenbe $500 | rebe Bense. Der
fmbtes ogiaa hos De snrige nofiaa
b~ctpbelige Bengebelsb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
On goo Operraifelfe.

Nep Oorf gentrnl-9 onens Stunt.
tionGrer operrdffeoes ben lite MpriI
nico Ell officieI MeobeIeIie ON, at ollie
at benz Der traf en- minore 2sn enS
5000 ON Maaneoen, Dor tiIItaaeoe ei
2snspaolGg af Z. grocent. 2snsfor.
bsieIien giGIoer ale @anens 2ofomo.
%fipfsrere % 6prbpoere % belle &on.
torperionalet. Gen gigIoer oerimoo
life De 5rnftionGrer, bbis 0orlan-
genoe ONT 2snspaalGe fortioen er III.
Der SperpeieIie, nemIig EeIeeraf.
iterne, 8pnouftsrerne og Togbetien.
tene, % en- irrifilt Srbning bill BIZ
truffet for oisies @~ebfommenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
Bar hapt nof al Oct.

aommanbsr gearp, iom I Sreoogs
anfcm til ebteago paa 8iennemreiie,
erfl9reoe ! ct Snterpietp, at ban bar
bapt mel emo ncf az Solarerpeoitio.
tler.
Seq err abioI,t peb guben Of min
aarriere ism Spoaeel'esreiienbe," er.
flGrebe ban. "9eretninscrne ON, at
ieg ifuIbe iereitaa en- Grpebition til be
nntarftiite esne, er life ianoe, % at
leo life oftere aster at sisre ncsen
Serb I'll TorbpoIen oct err mi baaoe
piit % fitfert."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
en- 8ombe. GrpIoiion.

en- gombeerpIoiiou fanot Sreoags
aften Steo | 9iaIbercn nnoer en-
Eenementbp9nine | Refp Dorf % bar
iaa boloiom, at @paningen rpIteoes |
fine 8runopoIbe. ollie 8inouesru.
Der frmites, og Der opitob I RaboIa.
get en- iaa forfaroeIie Yanif, at go
litireierpen maatte u~bfommanberes
for at faa De f~orifr9ffebe Menneifer
braat | &o igien.
Sebninger at en- lang 2rttite antp.
oeoe, at grploiionen bar fleet meS
SberlGg. % Der rGres iteen GbiI
ON, at oct er "ben forte Saano", Den
frpeteoe italienife ~bemmeIige Sorbrp.
oe%rforening, iom Der babbe paret paa
Spill. Wange ~lisnenoe GrpIoiioner
bar | ben ienere Sib funoet Steb
Habolnget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
Smaafopper omboro.

SpbnaeIien af S~mnnfopper ON.
borb tbane Sceanoanlperen "Rieltr
gmifcrbam", iom ben 2Sbe Warts
anfom til Stem Dorf, til at faite an.
fer uoenfor StapIetun ~iiteoetfpr al
IGege inb til FIN 9rpgge.
Sfibct babe tiblig ON Morgeneu
forlaot Observation-Disclosures, men
bleb itaniet, iaainart Be mistenfelige
Eilf9lber opbaaebes bIanbt gosiage.
rerne paa Melembef. ODER $50 al
oisie iibitn9pnte Basiagerer bIep
ienbt til Soipttalet pua Soffman's
Sslanb.
gIanbt Observation-Disclosures
befinber fig ca. 600 bolanofe SIM.
migranter, Tom er poa geien til Min.
neiota, Soma os Dafotaltaterre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
Rometens ~Sotoeraferine.

st ipecieit oitronomiif aamera er
blepct opItiact / Sme9nen al Sonos
lulu, Soipaii, for al tnge 6oto9ra'
fier Of Salleps Sonnet, ttnnr Den ben
1Soe Nfai ~fuIoenher fin 100000.
600 lRil Iouge gteiic omfrtrg Soleu
% begpnber paa Ell M "Soiugom",
&omiters Sobeb bill Sen 1Sbr Maf
6cs9ge fla forbi SoIifioen, og 6Gno,
menet pti rtso i,srit Spoelisbeb fiune
~iagttages paa S~tiGeGanet,
Oct bil tage &oiaeteu bare IS Mi.
uuter al pasiere SOIFioen men !
nenre Sio BIZ Def BIZ mul9t at al.
giere bpor nlegen fat Masie, ser
fiuoes I bet ianfnIote &omet6oseo,
ioet nemIig ale faite Subiiancer piI
bite fig forte moo Soien iom Gag.
gruno.
9ometen biz Sen Cato befinbe ia
blot 100000 borte fra SorSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-05
QIaifa uoeIaot.

Sra @aibineton mebbeles BEN lite
bs., at Breiioent Saft neo en- loretta.
get Hepiiion al fine Heiieplaner for
fommenbe CONNER bar maattet op-
gipe lin poatGnfte Cur til Mlaifa.
San fan life rRffe Oct, ifisnt ban
fommer til at blt paa Sarten n9iten
iiafbrubt ben aler itsrite Del al
Sommeren.
Otter 8onsresiens Splssning bill
ban besipe fig birefte til fit CONNER
biem | 9enerlep cg bill inbifr9nfe
fine Reiier efter ben 3ib til fortere
Surer aiennem De sItliee Stater. I'd
Soften ogter ban berimco at gisre Ell
Ieiie til Sm @ntonio, Ger, I bpis
Smegn bans Srcber CHARLES g.
Cats itore Hand er beIigscnSe.