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over the train in which my wife was
riding. Imagine my sensations.
There was a wire connected with the
plane which sang as il vibrated; it
seemed fun OF ominous tone 20 me- If
Il broke IL meant / would be hurled
into the river Fortunately it did not
bI-ak. 1 landed below Poughl1eepsie
all right Sometimes I lost the efain;
again ] caught IT, Finally I outdistanc-
ed IT, 1 had no trouble in making the
landings"
Conditions Favorable.
The sun had scarcely risen whel-- Cur
ms hurried out of the Ten Eyck Hotel
Albany, and gazed expeCtantiy overhead.
The young day gave promise Of being a
perfect one so far as weather conditions
were concerned The skies We're cloud
less: only breath OF wind stirred, and
everything seemed propitious for the
history-making fight.
Curtiss had given orders that he
should be awakened at O'Clock. Dis
appointed that he had let slip favor
able opportunity for the fight yesterday
morning, he determined that today, If It
promised favorable weather. should not
witness another failure TO land the
prize. Curtiss had prophesied Alright
Nature interposed no ObjectiOns-t was
1Ip to Glenn Curtiss and his aeroplane to
make. good
The aviator hurried back into the no
eel, summoned his wife and his friends,
jumped into a waiting carriage and
started for Rensselaer, Island. where his
machine was in readiness for flight.
Confident of SucceSS
Curtiss was jubiant, optimistic, con
fideut Of success. This feeling spread
10 the other members Of the little party
and by the time the island was reached
even Mrs. Curtiss. who has felt some
apprehensiveness over the possible dan
gers Of the cross-country flight, had
Joined i'm the general feeling o. exUber-
Bnce.
Curtiss and his mechanician, who had
put all i'm readiness over night ex-
changed understanding glances and they
surveyed the heavens again. Absolute
stiffness prevailed The old timers de-
cared that never had there been such
a morning OF perfect calm along the
valleys OF the Hudson
BY this time the army Of the faithful
who have been on hand each morning
IN anticipation Of the flight, had begun
TO arrive. Tbs crowd grew in proper
ton as Curtiss examined this and that
bit Of mechanism about the machine
that was 10 carry him to Governor
Island or that was 20 prove unequal to
its $1,000 task.
Curtiss was in his now familiar avia-
ton suit, a pair of rubber trousers. such
as are worn by fishermen: a sweater,
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THIRTEENTH TRIP
MADE IN BALLOON
PROVES DANGEROUS

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May 29-While
attempting his thirteenth and only UI-
successful balloon trip this year, Jay 3.
Benton. a Boston newspaper editor. who
is a qualified balloon pilot. failed 10
steer a proper course, and with several
companions narrowly escaped death.
When the airship left the ground. at
g o'clock last evening. the bag caught
in some guy wires directly over the
tracks of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford railroad, where II remain
ed suspended while an express train
Numbered by a few feet below the bas-
keJ in which the men were sitting
The trip was intended 20 be another
comet party by Prof David Todd OF
Amherst College. He had place in the
basket. and was accompanied by Robert
Wells. of Paris. and Nelson White, both
Students of Amherst
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Were knocked down, and dozen lost
their hats.
Has Grace OF a Bird.
Curtiss rose with the grace Of a bird,
and, flying high. rose over buildings and
Hill and vanished like great gull down
the lower Hudson
He sailed between the Palisades and
Governors Island, and. dropping down
screeching Of whistles frem liner, ferry,
and tug. rose high. cleared the Castle on
overnOr's Island, and, dropping down
with the agility of a bird, came to rest
on the made ground from which the
Wrights made their flight during
the Hudson-Fulton celebration last fan.
Here he was the hero Of the hour.
Hundreds pressed about him to shake
his hand and congratulate him on his
wonderful achievement
He realized what it was 10 have made
a name for himself. but his demeanor
was modest and he attributed his sue
cessfUl feat to the perfect weather con-
ditiOns and the excellent working Of
his machine.
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DARING AIR FLIGHT OVER FULTONS CLERMONTS ROUTE
PUTS AVIATOR IN CLASS WITH BLER!OT AND PAULHAN

chauffeur's jacket. an ordinary cloth
cap. drawn on backward. and goggles.
The machine was run out of the shed.
The crowd drew closer as the aviator
prepared to seat himself In It. just as
she had done yesterday. when Curtiss
intended to make the fight. Mrs. Curtiss
kissed her husband affectionately and
started for the opposite side Of the river,
preparatory 10 taking a train for New
York She was a bit agitated, it is true.
for her husband. skilled explorer of the
air that ne is. was about TO attempt a
feat that would mark an epoch in the
history OF American aeronauucs.
There was a whirr of the propellers,
gentle Iurch forward, a hop, skip,
and jump for a moment or so over the
earth's surface and then Glenn Curtiss
and his aeroplane sailed of, as grace
fully as might any bird, into space
There were few turns in the immed-
late vicinity Of tie starting point and
then Curtiss whirIed off TO the south
ward. Hats. handkerchiefs. and canes
were thrown into The air by the watch
ers below, a cheer of such magnitude
that the departing aviator might hear
arose over the valley, and Curtiss wav-
ed socd-by.
Once in the air. Curtiss lowered from
100 feet to 1900 feet above the Hudson
for the entire distance.
Master of Situation.
All the way from Albany Curtiss guild
ed his airship with consummate skill,
Those who watched him from the train
the "airship special'-proudly noted
that he seemed TO be a master of the
situation. Occasionally. just to illus
trate the perfect ease with which every
thing was working. Curtiss would take
one hand from the steering apparatus
and wave it to his friends below.
The motor worked smoothly. Uoiseless-
ly. There was nothing 20 tell Of the
approach Of the aeroplane until it ap-
peared in the distance, like some huge
bird Of the air.
The Albany 10 New York journey
through the air had been widely herald
ed and there was no farmhouse or VII
lage without its interested spectators.
In the larger cities the thousands
swarmed the streets or occupied places
of vantage upon the tops Of buildings.
Curtiss made the first % the two stops
allowed under the conditions of the New
York Worlds contest at a point -four
miles below Poughkeepsie.
Only Two See Him Light.
Here the train halted too, and wait
ed for dfty-fve minutes, while the
aviator was replenishing his gasoIene
tank
Although Curtiss' fight had been
much heralded. his landing on the north
avp con6uae Of Manhattan Wae made
so quietly that only two persons saw
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Plenty ef Flowers Tomorrow.

FIthly OF FIOWtIS IOmOIIOW.
Guide is prepared 70 meet all demands
for Decoration Day Flowers 1914 F.
-AdVt.
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Hiiliard, brother of Robert Hilliard, an
actor, made several successful flights
in his Herring-Burgess biplane ez-ly
this morning He sklddcd around the
field and made the half-mile course in
record time When billiard started,
tine wind was putting hard. The aviator
waited for ten minutes FOR a Iuu and
then headed for the lower end Of the
course. a quarter Of a mile distant. at
Plum Island river.
He reached the first stake. which was
rounded without a stop, but the engine
was throttIed down lower on the home
stretch billiard jumped into the air ten
feet and then dropped to five feet and
shot down the field for another quarter
stretch He covered the course seven
times.
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Where are the soldier boys. you viii
see the prC ttiest girls; go - Randi,
Highlands.
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machinery they inte~d TO make daily
ascents. They viii take only one ma
chine with them. The exhibition ofsi-
Gals, in order TO guard against acci-
dent VIII have a fast launch follow the
machine on each fight.
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READ NEWSPAPERS"
SAYS EDMUND BURKE

the greatest educators in the world. ac-
Cordlng 10 Edmund W. Burke Al
dressing the graduating class Of the
Kent College Of Law. he said w hat
ever You do, read the new spaDers. They
are the greatest educators III YOU can
nave your choice Of your Blackstone OF
4 dally paper, take the newspaper. BY
constant reading, YOU VIII acquire
knowledge and ability 20 distinguish the
worthy from the unworthy
Some times ] grew tfrnd ~ his ever
lasting energy and am glad when the
Dig Stuck IS left behind. but now the
world IS approaching the advantage ft
mas Deen 20 America TO have ROose-
Welt
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him. Wheeling east from The Hudson
ne looked around for a suitable place
TO settle down with his machine.
Ipsham's Meadows, with Spuyten Duy-
vii creek on one side, a swamp on an
other, and a hill on a third, was the
only available spot the aviator could see
from his elevated seat To make a
landing in tins place required all the
skill Curtiss had at his command.
Answers Helm Well.
The least miscalculation would have
plunged him into the swamp. He made
the biplane answer its helm as accur-
ately as a boat answers its rudder and
drop down on the very place he had
selected
William c. Wilson was talking to his
mother when both OF them were nearly
frightened TO death BY the appearance
Of the men-bird on the road near by
were several autos whose owners at
once surmised who the aviator was.
They stopped their machines and made
all haste to his side CUTtiss' first ques-
ton was for a phone and Mr.. Wilson di-
rected him to a boat house from where
he called up the World. Afterward he
said &c a Munsey News representative.
Il have made a record breaking trip.
was IN the air : hours and "a minutes
The weather all the way down was fine
Il -oade my first stop at Poughkeep-
sic ana the only reason I had 10 alight
here was the need for more Iubricating
oil. An automobile owner furnished me
with this and I thought ] might as well
20 on to Governors Island, although as
far as the prize is concerned ] could
stay right here"
Before 'dr. Curtiss had been five min
utes on the ground a great crowd had
gathered from all surrounding points.
Games Called Of.
Ball games were called of and there
was a long string Of autos. whose occu-
pants rushed out into the meadows to
shake hands with the aviator. The first
two women who succeeded in grasping
his hand were Mrs Harold G. Williams
and Mrs. Florence Miner.
Mr.. CUrtiss, after playing the host
again, went 10 the phone 10 ask about
the special train I'm which his wife
followed his airship down the Hudson
He waited to wait for her. but de-
cided TO go on TO Governors Island and
end up his amazing feat
His getaway from the Meadows was
/ in a way more remarkable than his
arrival X showed under what per
feet control he had his machine. once
the propeliers were started scores Of
small bows rushed to him. and several
Where are the soldier boys. YOU viii
see the DrC ttiest girls, go - RandIe
Highlands.
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SEVERAL FLIGHTS
MADE BY billiard
IN MASSACHUSETTS
Memorial Day Excursion to Gettysburg

PLUM ISLAND AVIATION FIELD.
NewbUryport. Mass. May 29---William
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CANADIAN AVIATORS
TO FLY FROM WATER;
LAUNCHTO FOLLOW

OTTAWA, Ont, May Baldwin and
McCur'y, the Canadian aviators, will
introduce a new sensation in the aerial
world at this years Toronto exhibition.
Int ending 10 make daily ascensiOns
from Lake Ontario they have been ex-
peTimenting for some time. They hope
TO accomplish this by a special arrange
ment Of floats under the aeroplane and
after making several changes IN the
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Pen-Mar. and Keedysville. Baltimore
& Ohio Is r.. leaving Union Station 7.50
T. m. May 3Gth. returning same day.
Gettysburg and Pen-Mar, SEQ and
Keedysville, $50 foI- the round trip
AdvJ
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All cars transfer 70 Randle Highlands.
one fare from all points.
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MURDEREHoLDs UP PouCE

CLINTON. wa. May q. - Elmer
LisOn shot antdlied May Ringson %
her home anGeriOusly wounded P5-
hceman Loren VINO tried % arrest
hIt1
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mie. "Spbipenifa Sagblaoet" mener
life, at man ifal labe oenne Weboe-
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un6er lit Seisg / Stocfbolm trent
fom meo ben Dtring, Of Setter 8il'
beIm bapbe Het til at pente Den me-.
Ite Bris, foroi Oct bar peo bans
gnergi, set lpffeoes at aiperge Den
&rig, iom trltebe Guropa efter Dos.
nien og Ser5esominos anneftering.
No6eIfomiteens Sormanb, Sr.
9sblanb, erflprer Dog Hpgtet for
ganife grunolsit. SaIialo fon Ser
fife inogipes Sorilag til aanoioater
isr nGite Sebruur; ioa bpis Den tpife
Seller life aaerebe | l9ngere Sib bar
ppret foreilaaet, fan ban UNDER ingen
Smit9nbigbeb faa Triien / inbeoG,
renoc Iar.
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@ant VitHmtiftr bar lert bisie ssaitd.

Naar en- iuao Rano eller Rpinbe beannoer
at i1iIoe ben uoet filipnelaoenoe Narlaa,
bliper iDag, Ilgp, nebtrpft, fiber al Nnaimer.
ter, Sppeopine, Gnfalo al Spimmelheo pa
uriuGre Observation-Disclosures, tan moaife
Spaabeo Nprcrne pRre '0,runben til bet
belle. SpIo bine Nprer. Iunoe % bu bill boIbe
big ielp friif. 7pan's &ionep Bills bclbre.
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Neu hampton, Soma, Tiger: mango
lpgoont. pg bet enelte @fibbel, Tom upgen.
lliloe bar gtoet mig 2inorins, er 9pan's
&ionep Bills. 6or pmtrent 25 Nar iioen
Dapoe Ieg D~t9slinger, Der efterloo mine gps
rer | lloroen. ubtpmmelierne fra benz bar
areseim9si ise % reg bapoe en- bump Gmerte
oper SmaIrpssen. 99eer os foritjenise
Neeoiciner GAP mig ingen 2inoring, % tils
iiolt fpritalfeoe jeg mig 9oan'S 8ionep Bills.
Te bar mig piebltffelis til Rptte. Dtin 8pg
% mine Nprer blep ftprteoe og jeg fplte
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bar urbeioet badrot eler p%perdnItrRn9t mia,
men npsle Ioiis af 9oan'S &ibnep Bills bar
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1902 ct oifentli9t Sionesbpro, fort9llenbe
ON ben itorarteoe Gptte jea haobe erbplbi
sjennem 8rugen al bette Yreparat, ps bet
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gneasenter for be Sprenebe Gtater.
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SuaIepgeenes iorifieIlige Barber
err bercgnet poa SmgipeIierne, bpor
De Irsges, ioa at De ifal pore minoii
ipilige for ct fremmeo 90 fienotligt
Gie.
Spioe % tpnSifauebe Slslepg fin.
Der man iielben | aabne Meoer. S
ilige &eoer er gGegene t~pfifaaeoe for
al fiinne taaIe &esn og Sagl o. I. b.
% npiten aItib fnrpebe, itribeOe, prif-
febe o. I. b. | S~perensitemmelie neo
ret Wateriole, bporaf Sieoe. er Iauet.
Or Der bpioe sgg | aabne Reber,
foa tiIbsrer be altio Siigle, Der bar
let for at foribore iig og fine.
5iiaIenes Ssbc bar S~noflpoeIie
paa sgasencs Sarpe, - bette mtiIifri.
pes, at flere SngIe +. Gfs. @isfen
logger $50 Of bsiit iorifienis 5arpe.
Den fore Natur bi9Iper De Smaa
beo at arrangere oet iaa piieIig, at
DC sGg, iom I9gaes | Sanb os Serb,
er fleffeoe eraobrune, De, iom Iigeer
paa &eoer af Mos og 9Iaoe, er sren.
ne, oe De, TOM Ii9ger | apiit os apas,
bar ~brunlige Sorper.
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Sormeset Reen.

Sra Serre Sn,t, S,ro.. neboeIes
ben 16be bs.: Hegnet, Tom MI |
ooer Is Elmer bar iaIot | Gtrsm.
me, bar lat fore Strefnirper unoer
8ano % mrettet u~maabeIig Sfabe.
SitnbreSer at Mcres meo Speoe |
"Sbocfs" er blepet bortifpaet og
Woisagreie poa 2aplanoet oprepne.
S M%artinspile, Sa., iolot Der 21a
Somnte Hegn | ier Elmer, 90 | 3ocf.
bile, Srto., itob @aoerie Here elmer
inber Is Sommers gano. gne Glpe
% 8Pffe bar o%perflommet fine 9reo.
Der, % mango 9roer er bortrebne.
NteIem Bloomington og Gaetsoiae
irotrai ct oGIoigt Sfpbruo, Der paa
tore Str9fniuger afbrso Sernbme-
fGroielen.
Sra Seit6erion, aentitcfp, meS0e,
les UNDER iarrme Cato, at ct Sfpbrub,
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Gountierne Seuoeriou, Union og
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meo Sobof totaIt soelast. Sfteen
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"llofsr 0it arbei0e meo Slio %
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inolob dig life paa SpefltIatorer."
Sette er Sc Taao, iom snmIe San.
man g. Sougan | Chicago 9iuer iaa-
barne llrtge I9lio, Der pil frem
9eroell og oct flyer Jig ieIp, Of DIR.
Saugan ielp bar filgt oisie &egler
og at ban oerfor MI pua iinc gnuIe
Gage life nIele bar op1looct Ell uoi-
beneis Stiaine, men ogiaa fan ie
tilbaee paa ct laiiat og ereiiilot Tag
p9rf / Ell og imnne Sieneite.
Wr. Saltgan trof ia ncmlig for
Ieoer tilhaae ira oftip Sieneite efter
/ 40 Mar at hare paret en- al @il.
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tionrrer, remIis isrit iom 9Gnofom'
miSirr oe ierrerc iom Controller, cs
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Iig iii at arbeiSe bnarbt. ircmbpber
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ger / Sernbonens Sieneite." iagSe
ban, "os iom | ale andre 8orretniit'
ger er Der til ale Siber SIaos poo
Den speritc SpIoe, TIL Sernbanerne
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| DC beiere Stiainaer.
SpoS ser met mangler bore iillgt
MGno er 9Ntigbco % pirteliet VII
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Lotion bIiper iaa oite Ell 6aioaruo'
for Gutibans uriGe @Gne, De ei
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San ri mnopGrc sppm?

Sr9tbeoen err ifeIge pibenifabeIiee
unoerisgelier intet anoet END en- sSor-
giftning al Srgauismen, oe biotil
bar man betraatet Sson % Spile
lom Den eneite effeftiue Mooeift, men
man ieger mn poa alle Maaoer at
fremitiae en- Rpogift, Der firnbe ia.
ges inc iom Yiler. Oct bar IDffeoes
8ioetifabsm9nb at fremltille 40 fe.
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rigtige Sr9tBebspirfnineer, bbis
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fsrlt en- liben SmitIe Srptbeb, Ser.
paa forsget Sipligbeb % Smmuni.
tet %ligeoberfor fortiatte S%n6iprsitnin.
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meo antiierrm taget fra Setter, Tom
fsrit bar bafcineret meb 4enotorin,
bite oct Zig, at 9prene bapoe meget
panifeIist for at bIipe trette.
S begge Silf9I0e pirfebe aItiaa
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Saboratorier. geO Snbipreitnins paa
Mlis meb oenne "Sormieen", Ell.
mulans, | en- eperorbentlig ipag Sp.
lssning, lpffeoes oct at faa Sprene
iaa liblige, at De life bebspebe Sspn
paa lang Sio.
Sorisgene poa Wenneifer bar pp.
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ming imber SnSen bar oct :yffeoes
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I9ngere Sibsrum.
Sffe aIene fpiiif bier girfninsen
Jig. Bee en- Sfole / Berlin, buor
gsrnene efter 5 5imerS unoerpis-
ming bar temmeIis flappe og mop.
merfiommc, blep Ser foriegSpis Iprsi.
tet Ell 1 Grocents Intifenotorin.S p.
lssnins no / S9rcliet - UNDER Baa-
ifuo af at renie 9uften for life at
pirfe iug9estiot paa gsrnene. 9irf.
ningen bite Jig siebliffelig og bar
forbauienoe. Surtigbeoeu / I. CTS.
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peo Sfoletioens gespnoeIie.
Gntifenotorin fam u~opinSes, for.
uben al trptte 9prs IuifeIiaft, og.
iaa al 2ilften omfring trGtte 9pr
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~sSSnteresie fan bet umalis gipres til.
fpIbeit."
Com GrempeI poa bpao man peo
SLID og Eaapnsieligbeo fan oripe BET
til, nppnte DIR. Sargen ben nlrp9.
renoe 5ormono | geftpreIien for Ga.
naoian Gacific 8aien, Wiuiam @nn
Sore. Com eanife itns @ut be-
gpnote 6erne | ct Sernbanepnrfiteo,
% bar itaoig frapIet iig opoper, iito-
til ban I'M er en- al De melt frem-
trGoenbe Sernbmem9nb iaapeI | Den
npe iom / ben samle geroen.
"Scg er MI n9iten 70 aar." fort
iatte Mr. Sougan, "og / oen SLIDER
burbe enbper opeipe aftipt arbeibe.
Seq merer Dog life bermeo, at ieg
intet bill beitiae, tbi ifaI ieg bore
GLAD og tiIfreos, iaa maa min Eli.
p9reIie frpbres meo arbei6e."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
Jowas Sinanier.

Zen 30te sunni, Ser BANNER gi-
ilutnin9en at Den tuanrlige Regn.
lfabsperiobe, Dor Der | Sotpas 8usie
en- geboloning al $1,003,915.S5, eff
ter at ole Sorbriuser par betaIt,
tpiIfet er $359,726.1S mere END peb
ACCOMPLISHMENTS gfilitning for to
aar iioen. De totole Snoteater be.
lib iis | nabnte Beriobe til $685..
2S0.93, lloeifterne til $685.
554.75.
Snbtpgterne er forbeIte iom fsI.
ger. Sra Gountper: Statsifat $4,.
66t,571.76, SiubSipge $t,110,.
sol .46, 9Iinoe $St,655, 9spe $94,.
494, I~anbsioase $4S, 495. 40, Siem
for SoreISrelsie S58, S6S.S So, 0ran.
feraipl $34, 32S.32.
Sra Observation-Disclosures: SeIifaber
L Sotpa $t.045, 553.63, Selifaber t
Sc Sor. Stater $510,190.1S, Gel
Ifaber / llolanoet $36, 294,t6.
Sra Staterts 9ontorer os 8om.
missioner: guoitor $t72, 134.44,
Glerf / Ssielteret $6,t59.43, Weieri.
fommisier 500, S94.49, gntomolo'
giit $2,3t4.50, 8barmacifommisiion
$74,253.S4, Statsiefret9r SAB.
O09.95, SUPERINTENDENT OF Bubble
Subtraction So, 149, Stote ReoicaI
Examiners $tt,551.36, Sunobeos.
roaoet $t2.16, graminatorer for
Sanolueer 1924, Wineinipeftsrer
1858. 80, Graminatorer for 9prleger
2,913.50, Sragtlinier og Sranspor'
taticnsiirmaer $t4,726.61, reiienoe
2paer $3,250, Statsinititutioners
Observation-Disclosures $120,025.07 for.
Ifieaiee SnotGgtcr fra Statsinititlt'
tioner $tt0, 1905.
Sra forifieIlige SLIDER: Henter al
9anfinDituo $25,451.S2, arOeifat
SAT, 1910, S%perbragelie al milo.
Iertioigt Sfoleiono $1,407.33, Sic.
q~ierinsenS SiIifito til SoIoaterbiem-
met 1892, 1867, andre SnbtGeter
~inobeiattet Siiferi % Sa9t $751;.
S47. 60, 2Grere $22,434.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-19
SecOrab % Smegn.
Zen 1sbe Suli 1910.
Client uhcIo.

Mrs. 6. Z. Sobuion bar itbe for
ct nof ioa iIemt llbeIb | Ssuoo9s,
mebenS bitn meo i'm Wouo bar noe
pna en- 9isretiir. Retop iom DC bar
fomnet no til 9IouutS Sits pao
Culinary eien Hap oet enc al Ssm,
merne no al @ir. Sobnions Sooub,
% for at faa oen fnt igicu ioo ban
iig ns6inget til at boppe no, bpilfct
ban giorbe % fit ogiaa innppet Ssm.
men til fig, men Soften bIeo nleb bet
famine ifp % fuitebe iig tiliioe iao
poIbiomt, at Mrs. Sobuion bIep linn
get no at guaaien oa Iiee poa eft Big.
tranogieroe, bporpeo bun bIep Itpat
oprepen paa Stnloereu og Bet ere
Ben inmt foPitpt pao andre Waaoer,
iaa bun Dor bebibitlsS, tubtiI Ell
StiinO efter at bun bar braat bienr
% 29ge tiItaISt. S6ag @anOag)
befin6er bin iia BOG noget beOre.