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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
MONTGOMERY WANTS LICENSE
Votes for Saloons as ODDOscd Either
10 Dispensary or to PrOhibition.-
Election Quiet

montgomery, Ala, July 17-Mont-
gomery voted wet by majority of
l'b67 The total vote in the "A CITY
and county beats heard from was
2'793. The city vote was 2.068 wet
and 4O1 dry. Saloons and high IL
cehse We're voted in The total vote
Tor the dispensary was 329, against
dlspensary 1,9G1. The vote for dis
pensary was smaller than the vote for
prohibition. This was the first liuuor
election ever held in this county and
in sharp contrast to similar elections
held in other counties it was quiet
and orderly. There was practically
no organized prohibition movement.
and the workers around the polls
We're not over active. The forces of
the wet people We're concentrated on
the question of saloon and regulation,
as opposed to the dispensary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22

At Four Holes. in Orangeburg
county where large crowd had col
lected for Fourth Of July picnic and
Governor Blease and Senator Tillman'
were there to make speeches. Senator
Tillman asked Blease just before he
(Bl"aSe) concluded his speech, to
explain why he pardoncd Wash Hun
ter after being convicted of cruel
murder. BleaSc said simply because
ne believed he killed him in self
defense Thus the law, all evidence
ana the verdict of the jury was set
a*id" 10y the lawyer who tried so
hard to clear him. Bease was Hun
tcr'S lawyer when he was tried and
t"und guilty. How long shall the
work OF our courts be set aside, IL
cenSe given to criminals and turned
loose upon communities to go on
with their shooting and killing
Exchange.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
COTTON SCHEDULE READY.
ways and Means Committee Plans
Fifty Per Cent Reduction.

Washington, July 17-Work on
the revision Of the tariff schedule on
cottoh was completed by the House
ways and means committee TODAY.
several days in advance Of the time
allotted, and a cause of the House
majority will be held Monday to pass
upon it.
The schedule provides for practical
ly a so per cent reduction Of the pres
ent rates. Many sections Of the pres
ent law are stricken out and the bill
Is considerably shortened. Some of
the House members would not be
surprised TO see the cotton schedule
added to one of the other tariff meas
ureS in the Senate, as an amendment
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
Manning the Man.

The race for governor next year is
already being discussed by the press,
and various suggestions as to candi-
dates have been made. One is to the
effect that T. G. Mcleod Of Bishop
vile. who was in the race last year,
will run again, but Mr.. Mcleod has
had nothing to say in regard to his
intentions. Some think that he is
the logical candidate, but this does
not necessarily follow. MIR. Mcleod
and X. |. Manning are from practical
ly the same county, Lee county being
formed from part Of Sumter, and
Mr.. Mcleod having lived in Sumter
before Lee was formed Therefore,
as Mr.. Manning ran some years ago
and then stood aside last year for
Mr.. Mcleod, it seems only logical
that next year is Mr.. Manning's
time to run, and that Mr. Mcleod
should stand aside We have no in
formation in the matter, but we be-
lleve this is the way it will be, and
If Mr.. Manning runs next year. he
VIII prove a formidable candidate
and. in fact, We believe he would be
eletced. He is a strong, clean man.
one in whom all have confidence,
and his election would do a great
deal toward cementing a now badly
divided people. To be frank about
the matter. as We usually are, we
nope to see Mr.. Manning in the race,
Tor we believe he is essentially the
man to put forward.-Bamberg Her.
aid.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
MILLION AND A HALF A MILE.
i"cord valuation for Railroad Prop
erty I'm Ohio Set Up by TreminaI
Assessment.

columbus, O., July IA record
valuation for Ohio railroads was
made by the State tax commission to-
uay IN the case OF the Cincinnati,
New Orleans and Texas Pacific, whose
only Ohio property is a Cincinnati
terminal. $4,000 of a mile long. For
this, The commission fixed a valua-
ton of sS73.7O0. which would make a
basis approximately Of s1,500,OOO a
mile The former valuation was
s291,2i5.
other valuations increased today
include the Louisville and Nashville
from s205,625 to s462.7OO.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
Found Out His Man.

S0utherner who was visiting in
st Louis wandered into the dining
room of the hotel and seeing a negro
servant who had all the importance
of an army officer standing near the
door, asked him who the head Mig
ger was around there. The negro
sire, ched himself To his full height
and rompously replied that there
amt m niggers in st. Louis sab. We
is all GEM men Of color"
Well" said the southcrner. draw
ing 500 bill from his pocket and
lingering it, Il expect to be at this
hotel for some time and want to make
sur" hat | will he taken care of."
"oh, Sah," said the negro whose
eyes were popping from his head.
did YOU want to know who the hcad
'niEEcr waiter i? That's me-"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
GIVES HIMSELF UP.
Negro Farmer, Slayer of Two Bows
Surrenders at Manning.

Manning, July 17.-Ellison Adger.
the negro farmer, who shot and kill
ed two negro boys near Summerton
on Saturday night, July 1st. has come
IN voluntarily and surrendered him
self to Sheriff Gamble. who had dill
gently endeavored to apprehend him.
Adger had sent the two bows. Dorsv
Fielder and Eugene King, to mill with
a mule and buggy, with positive in
structions not to keep the mule ont
after dark. When night came on ara
the boys with the mule had not re-
turnede Adger took his gun and went
down the road to look for them. CO.
ing about mile before meeting them.
He then took hold of the mules
bride and ordered the boys to get
out OF the buggy and as they did so
he commenced firing, shooting Dorsey
FIELDER through the heart and killing
him instantly and inficting a mortal
wound in Eugene Kings neck from
which he died the following Monday
morning. It is said that Adger has
engaged attorneys to defend him. but
1t Is not known whether an applica-
tlon will be made to secure bail.
Adger is thrifty, prosperous negro.
owning his farm, mules and equip
ment and having a fine crop now
growing.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
GREEN AND GAYNOR AFTER.
MATH.
House Committee 20 Probe Payments
I'm Celebrated Case.

Washington. July 17.-Investiga-
tion into the payments by the depart
ment OF justice. In the celebrated
Greene and Gaynor case. In connec.
ton with frauds against the Govern
ment I'm harbor improvements at Sa-
vannah. Will be a feature OF this
weeks proceedings OF the House
committee on expenditures In the de-
partment OF Justice.
The committee has Information
that besides employing the district
attorney Of the savannah district. al
a salary OF S3.5OO a year. and the
assistant attorney at salary of So
500 year. both In addition To their
regular salaries as officers OF the
Government. the department employ
ed In these cases one. r.. |. Johnson.
an expert accountant. at S25 "A day
and expenses for eleven years. and
that Johnson. alone. has drawn from
the Federal treasurer. for his Greene
and Gay or researches. no less than
100000.
II was after the chairman OF the
committee had written the depart
ment OF Justice about this matter last
week. that tho department gave out
the statement that 5000 more OF
the hidden Greene and Gaynor treas
ure had been recovered.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
Miss Walsh Entertains.

TN Wednesday evening al the home
OF her parents Miss Jennie Walsh en-
tertained few Of the frienCs of her
sister, Miss Bessie Walsh, i'm honor Of
her sisters guest. Miss Wardlaw STAN
sill Of Greenville
The home was tastiy decorated
with potted plants. and Japanese
lanterns and electric lights lighted
the veranda where the guests were
entertained. y game of hearts was
played which everyone seemed to en-
joy. Afterwards refreshments were
served which added much to the en-
j"Yment of the occasion.
Those present were:
Miss Gertrude Knight with Mr.
irving Richardson. Miss A21!c Bow
man with Mr.. Irving Shaw. Miss Sue
puiiie with Mr.. Alex Haynsworth
Miss Mary Haynsworth with Mr.. AL
ifed DcLormc, Mss Margaret Law Of
-. Charles with Mr.. Clinton Walsh
Miss Francis Blanding with Mr.. Rob
'rt Mckay, Miss Pearl Seals with Mr..
Walter Gentry. Miss Wardlaw Stan
Sill with Mr.. Miller Daniels. Miss Bes-
sic Walsh with Mr.. Richard Forester.
Miss Cora Dudtc with Mr.. Ernest
Rhamo.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
PROMINENT WOMAN ATTACKED.
Man Breaks Into Room AMI ChOkcs
Her

Rockingham. y. c.. July 17.-Mrs
vi. r.. Beck. a well-known widow. co
years old. is i'm serious condition as
the result Of an attack by a man.
VINO broke into her home early Sum
day morning, entered her bed room
ana checked her into insensibility.
The identity Of the intruder has not
Yet been discovered. The mayor and
citizens today offered reward Of
5000 for his arrest. which has been
supplemented 10y an additional re-
ward OF 500. authorized by Gov.
kitchin.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
PRISON PHYSICIAN RESIGNS
Dr. T.. W. {. Butler to Resume tho
PRACTICE of Medicine i'm Columbia.
Effective August 1.

Columbia, July 1S.-Dr. T. w G
butier yesterday sent his resignation
to the board of directors AS nhvsician
Tor the State penitentiary. His resig-
nation is to take effect on August
when he will resume the practice Of
medicine in Columbia.
Dr. Butler has been connected with
the State prison for a number Of
years as physician.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
But STILL IN INDIANA.
COuntry'S Centre OF Formulation
Moves 81 Miles Westward.

Washington. July 17.-Thc centre
of population of the United States
Is four and quarter miles south of
tnionville, Monroe County. Indiana.
according To census bureau an
nouncemcnt today. Since 1904.
when ii was six miles southeast Of
Columbus, Indiana. it has moved 81
miles westward and seventenths of a
mile northward. The westward
movement was more than twice that
of 1900.
Eho geographical centre of the
United states is in Northern Kansas.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
ROOSEVELT THREATENED RUS
SIA.
Car Refused to BE Terrified by the
Big Club of the ''Rough Rider"

st. Petersburg. July 17.-Count
Witte is about to publish a pamphlet
giving his version of the negotiations
for the treaty of Portsmouth, which
will arouse profound interest both in
Europe and America.
Americans will be astonished to
read Whites account Of the part play
ed by Roosevelt at the critical june
ture of the negotiations.
Count Witte says at the first meet
ing OF the conference the japanese
submitted their peace conditions,
twelve in number, and at a cursory
glance Count Witte declared them
absolutely unacceptable.
In particular he rejected the four
final conditions--namely, the Japan
ese demand for war indemnity, the
limitations of Russian maritime pow
er in the Pacific. the surrender Of
Saghalian and the surrender of the
ANN'"h wal sHiPo sIatiOHeu III neulrdl
ports.
Thus the negotiations seemed in a
very bad way when President Roose-
welt prevailed on the japanese to
submit their first eight points for
discussion which ended in an agree
ment being reached upon them.
As to the four remaining points the
Japanese representative, Count Ko-
mura, offered to give up the demand
for indemnity. the limitation OF the
Russian maritime power in the Paci-
fic. and the delivery of Russian war
ships, but insisted on the cession Of
the southern part of Saghalian to
Japan, being willing TO allow Russia
to retain the northern part on con-
dition that she pay Japan twelve
hundred million yen.
Count Witte refused this latter
condition. considering it merely a
yelled insistence on indemnity.
At the last moment, when witte
was preparing TO leave Portsmouth.
President Roosevelt sent a dispatch
TO the czar. in which he openly es-
poused the japanese cause. says the
count. He declared he considered
the Japanese demand perfectly JUS
titled and right, adding that refusal
by Russia might bring about a loss
of her possessions in eastern Siberia
The president sent similar dispatch
To the foreign Office at st. Peters
burg.
The czar replied through Ambassa-
dor Meyer to the effect that peace
could only be concluded on the basis
Of the first eight points already con-
Cured in by both parties.
Thereupon President Roosevelt
made another attempt TO force the
japanese demand on Russia through
Mr.. Meyer. He informed the czar
that fifty million pounds sterling was
deposited by Japan with a number Of
American banks which would be
available to continue the war. He
also enlarged upon the dangerous,
almost fatal. consequence for Rus
sia. OF its continuance.
The czar replied that his former
position was unchanged. and at the
same time telegraphed the Russian
representative to leave Portsmouth
forthwith.
AT this extremely critical juncture
Count Witte received notice that ia
pan unconditionally waived it's de-
mend. Thus peace was concluded,
leaving behind. however a feeling of
resentment on the part of Russia at
the role played by President Roose-
Welt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22
A DespicabIc Trick.
Houston Post.

Houston Post.
Somebody has dug up an old photo
graph of Champ Clark, showing that
at one time he wore side whiskers. II
is malicious type of scoundrel who
would do despicable trick like this
just when man has a show of get
ting Presidential nomination.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22

Mayor Gihbcs of Columbia. saws
that Columbia is unable To furnish
the money To properly entertain the
Confederate Veterans reunion and
suggests that contributions bc solicit
ed from other sections of the State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22

burroughs Kcnsly was shot to
death at Spartauburg Sunday night
by tkas Freeman, who escaped on
a freight train but was captured at
IIcndcrsonville.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22

Wesley Davis, colorcd was found
dying on Hugcr street. Charleston.
Monday night with his throat cut
from ear 90 ear. UiI murderer has
not been captured
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-07-22

If it cost $1,000 every time a thfr
t'cn-inch gun is fired, there is no
mystery in the fact that a navy is so
all Iired eNpensive.-Charlcston Post.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
Srtnocrfepnet /
Stpur Vaas, e. Sat.
3Otc Snni til 2bcn Snli.

SeIQcnGe Glan for SrsnberlaQets
Mebe / Siour Sails er M beitemt:
Srebag Ben 30te Sunni al. 100
9ono Nfuiif. $50 Soreorag meo
21abiacoer oner Roroe peo Eroi.
Spanse. Wtlriif % 6oreoroa irit for
Gle Srenoerc. st WanoSfor bill i'm,
&C noQIe Songe fsr Sorebroqet.
2erooQ Sen lite Ssl1Ii SorretnineS.
mooc. Soaer Tom onife8 bebanoIet
forltocu be al Gireftionen aqercoe
foreIloaeoe Dor meIbes til Sefretpren
peb MebctS @~eqnnSeIie. gn liolig
GiSfu$iion bill bibra9e til at gisrc
Sorretnin9smo0ct intereSiant. 8nIg
al gmbeosmpuo piI ife BEN Gag, oQ
SpprgSmoolet ON Grsn0erla9et ber
icnoe en- ~officiel Heprpientant til
SSubiIpet / Norae / 1914 bill fornme
OF til GreitcIie. Sm Iftencu bolbeS
9nufct meo Goler oa anben llnOer.
hoIoninQ, SsnooQ 6ormiobaa ben
2bcn SSlIi pil @u0stieneiter bIi boIbt
/ Opens airfer oQ WeoetS MeoIem.
mcr pil ba roturli9uiS benptte Ins
leoninQen til at ooerppre 0iSie.
@uoStieneiterue oa HrPbifnnterne bill
bIi tiapit lnoer Wsbet 2srbag.
SsnOoq @itermiobaa al. 3 fam.
leS n0r Mr&in11pu Vorf On
"9anb" pil ipiQe % Soler pil boil.
oeS. Groi. DR.. g. @ieriet ira 1es
corob % flere andre pil taIe. Erpu.
oerlnQct5 emblem, 9ontirfen pil
pes ben gnleonina bIt minoet ON
peb Ell Gale.
allie Grsnoere / Stoten South 90.
fotn fan ioa Sernbanereiie for rs
"Iare" Hetllr. Weu man maa life
qlemue at togc apittertnq for "fltIl
6arc" Ell @ei naar man fisber i'm
BILLET; li6r man oct ioa iuar man Ell
Certificate iour mao unoeritriOes al
2ogct& Sefretpr Groi. &. 6. @olan
o. ga ioor man reiie biem paa Is
"6nre". 6or SifferbehS SfpIo bsr
ollie SiIrciicnOe o9iaa ira andre Sta.
fer iorla,lQe Suffering for fin @ilet,
ga SET life cr umutliat at ooioa De fan
foo rCiic biem for Is "6ore", men
hiotiI bar life Observation-Disclosures
inopiIQet, ga SporQSmaolct ON 3
Gent "6are" life ipnes at ppre belt
10 oiaiort.
Commercial Club" / Siour 7on&
oq ben IofaIe Srenocrfomite Serneoe
gler betpNcliqe TorbereoeIier, iaa hi
iIaI BABE bp9QeIiac Gage unoer Mes
oct. &c oerter at Suiinoer ifaI fom.
me. 0enne S%orpcntuiuq bpr Ri
Erenoere life %if,tfic, men fonrmc rio,
I'll monNitcrfc, FOR ri bar NOT at toqe
al noar oct fomner til set"
Srenoerlogct bar bapt tire aiilbe
gPehcr Tor, - Bette maa bli aiilbere
emo De tibIiacre. Som iaa % bel
mebt % tom Sreouq ben 30te Sitni.
. @ hlIitnh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
SUB 9nkntn.

Tr Glepatpr. Sra Nnoopcr
mcoocIe$, at ". 6. @ouo oQ :. ".
Sobniou bill opfere Ell bronOiri Gle
potor ser / gpeu. Cen bill foite
$4,000 oQ rumme 10000 @u.
iheI&.
SnrmerS Glcpatpr So. / Ilorencc
har uplio bnpt AarSmpoe % uooeli
Ell Giuioenbe at % Trocent. Eli
Grriiocnt noIqteS &. Shoriou; til
Gicepru'ioent, q. 6. 9uruitno; til
Scfretrr, Oscar SbunoIb % til aoSs
ierer, q. 9. Salie.
SpSsfalo. 49, @eorac g.. Ielion,
ser / mango Ior bar orepet aiobs
mouoSiorretniuq / @oIQo, cr opo al
SGrinQ / Gutter, boortiI ban reiitc
Tor Ell Mooneo& Sio iiSen I Soob ON
al itube Siubrin9 for lin Snaoom.
@on eitcrlober fig Suitru oa ire
Born.
Sagip9t. - @p.IsieSior SaaS
Siour Sails er bIet iagiegt poa al.
tiaae Tor SpertrpbeIie al Copyright,
Sopen. &loaeren er 81. 8. SteuietI
Siour Gitp, ser er @eitprcr Der
@pen for Bolt perp apmpuniet, ion
uo8iucr &eipeiiere eIer Gin Girec,
tories" | Here @per. Oct pooitoacS.
al &ao8 bar benpttct Nopncne, iaaIe.
beS iom han ianot Dem / Tolf'S "Gi.
rcctorp", OF oette ifuIbe bu bare
Stri0 meo GoppriQhtlouen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brnfnct. so.
ner Seniell, % Mar gammeI og Ser
al anSreip SenicrL ell retirerct aisb,
manb / WcSeuru brittnebc 0eu 2tbt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27

rigtia Ell garneiiGl. Seq bar oct
goot, ieal" bar bans Itaoige Spar,
ltaar mdn iplirate bam ON bans Be,
1tfoenoe. Snart npnnebe ban paa
CT Salmepers, ioa fun0e ban mirbes
ct gibellteo, iom ban lao o9 lGIte
ODER o9 ooer iaien. 5 1912 bar ban
ell Of Dem, iom bIep uofommonoeret
torat goo til 0anmarf oa friae meb
&plferne og loa Ell Sio i SER paa
etterltno peo ariitiania; men Sri.
Gen blep aflIuttet fsrcno oe> fom lpn.
ger. enfer, Sobanno :. 8ulbbranb.
len er fsot poa Giospolb- oa err baaoe
osbt og tottfirmeret al 9reIteu Iifo.
lal Wer9elano. Senoes iulbe 3opn
er Sobanna 5bora. Set iioite fit
bun al Senrif @ergeIanb. ga ben.
oes Saoer fom % iflloc 6eitiae 9or.
neoaab, bar Senrif paa aontoret.
Ga ban barte Hapnet iagbe ban:
"aalo beroe Sbora oqiaa ou!" Sq
Sobannu Sbora blep Oct. Gn anoen
Niae, iom blep fcnfirmeret ionnten
meo Sobnnna, beo Margaretba
grombaifa. Set iiolte fif bun al
@eraelano paa ianrme Maabe iont
Sobanna fit lit anbet Rapn. Sorltoen
Gnfen efterlaoer 8renipeen iia fire
Spltre: AIRS. Dina Sislanoer /
Solmen, isis, Mtrs. Sans eng,
Eortlano, q. Saf., oq &riitine og
Sngebprg paa Seoentnrfen, Norge,
&c er alle meaem 70 % 80 aor.
8renipeen leo meget, fpr ban osbe,
o. bans 9egropelie bar mere Ell Saf.
fefeIt emo Ell Sprgefeit. 8eliignet
bore bans Wiinoe. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
Gpoens SOFT.

Gaitor 6. s. Wi0tbse bsbe 9lof.
fen 5.37 iibite Ssnoaa G%ftermiboaa
eiter TO % Ell balp Mnanebs Spge.
leie. Sam elifebe og arbeioeoe baorbi
for Sen Ilttberife airfe, befts &irfeiolf
oa CAB lit alt for bens Sorfremmelie
iblanot Def norife 8olf / besSorenebe
Stater og ieroeleS pirfebe ban I Sc
ienere slar for Screening iblonbt De
lutberife airfeiamfurlo Der tiaanos.
San par pibt og breot perionlia
fienbt iblanOot norife Sutberanere
9prb. pa Spo Safota, Winneiota,
&onias. @isconiin o. Soma iom nep-
be nogen anben Sreit bar, oa mango
pil iapne oenne title, penliae, alabe'
freioige oq freoeIiae Mano Der bar en-
8rait oa en- alippe / &irfen. N9-
item belle lit 2ip bapoe ban iliot og
lpbt paa MiSiionsmarfen - giort
set aoot for ANDRE. Son baube 10
Itiftet ouer ct bunbreoe Weniabeoer
oa iparetaget mango al Dem iaien'
mem gornoommen, iaa ban aoot fnn-
De fables Den liitberife airfes Snore-
missions qamtle ariasbeit.
San eitcrlaoer Suitru oa 3 Barn,
Olaf, Guitar, Charles, Mrs. gnna
90. $. 2eidner OF Serman. Serman
Mtibtbse er BEN iom bar Sanbioat ueb
Grim9rpalaet flor for sSorbrnosie-
nator / Norb Iafota oa er en- iGrbe.
les begapet, eneraiif og bsit afbolot
una Wano. 8or.
Gen 2ben Sunni oebe aamle Ole
>. 8renipeen / Solmen, @is. San
par isbt paa Sebemarfen, Rorge,
Den 21oe Sept. 1927. Sor omtrent
Al Iar iiben fom ban til Imerifa.
&c iioite 10--11 Iar bar par her,
boebe ban / Srempealeau 60, bpor
ban ~bcmeiteabeo" ct Stpffe 9ano.
Sor Sc iioite 80 gar bar ban meo fin
Suitr,i boet | Soln1en % pGret Teo.
lem al .Salfmap Greet Meuiaheo. s
DC iibite 10 9ar bar ban n9iten bso
OF Tor 80 Nar iibeu blep ban blind.
Nten troos oct tinae &ors iom iaale.
Ses blep loat poa bunl. bar 8ren.
ipeen altio aIao % iornsiet. Oct bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-27
3Icp mnIftcref.

@lcp mnIftcret. - Minnciota ho'
Ell Nh Sob, ser forbpoer Easiaaerel
al oriffe Spirituoia onlboro pat
Sernbmletoaene. en- FARMER frt
9orth Gafoia pioite life noaet on
berne Sop, oa % ban toa iia en- Snt
poa Soget, bleo bon arreiteret al
Gonbuftsren % maotte betale $50
Hctten | Roorbeao.
GonntH Option. Gorntp Sp-
tion.SoIfene / 6lap Gountp bnp6e
ben 20oe bs. en- itsrre Isbe | Sap-
len ca organiicreoe fla iom Ell per-
moncnt Organization | oct Giemeo al
icqe at pinbe Goiultpet Tor Gountp
Option. Saaen peh npite 8ala. Won
bill ienere iolnIeS ON aonoioaterne
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