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Huettner. who. it is reported. has done
some good work for Central High in
each o. the three major branches of
sport, has left that school and entered
Western. He is now working out on both
the base ball and track squads at the
Georgetown institution.
After Fred Nielsen gave the athletic
authorities at the University of Nebraska
to understand that he would not accept
position at that institution as a year
round director of athletics. several other
men were considered by the committee
appointed to select d man. One of the
five men selected was Eddie Green OF the
North Carolina A. and NJ. College. whose
team was ranked next to Neilsen's when
the ratings for the South Atlantic cham
pionship were given. Green turned out
a good team at the North Carolina school
and he would probably have made the
westernerS a good man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-01
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Schlechter Leads at End of Sixth
Round at San Sebastian.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain. March l.
Yesterday afternoon at 100 the chess
masters engaged I'm the international
tournament met at the Grand Casino in
the sixth round in the following order:
Marshall VS.. Vidmar Burn VS.. Teichmann.
Tarrasch vs.. Rubinstein, Janowski VS..
Spielmann, Leonhardt VS.. Capablanca,
Duras VS.. Maroczy. Niemzowitsch VS..
Schlechter, Bernstein, a bye. When an
adjournment was taken for the day Mar
shall had beaten Vidmar and the games
of Burn-Teichmann, Tarrasch- Rubinstein
and Niemzowitsch-Schlec had been
recorded as drawn. The other games were
adjourned, 10 be resumed today.
The record to date:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-01

II was noticed that several boys who
were scarcely sixteen years old were en-
htered N the cross country run held last
week. There Is no doubt about the
inaoyisabilty OF boys Of that age running
In such an event. There is no branch
Of athletics in which a boy may be bet
athletics when 1t Is gone about in the
right way, but when it is undertaken In
hapllazard fashion there is no quicne.
method OF putting an end TO him When
q boy who Is not yet fully developed
physically undertakes TO engage in a six.
ten or fifteen mile run he runs the r.sk
OF impairing his heart to such an extent
that the hrst time he Is taken Ill any
way seriously he dies. because of poor
heart action, rather than from any in
roads made by the disease itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-01

To-Day all games left adjourned from
previous rounds will be disposed Of If
possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-01

Nearly 500 entries from about 400 men
have been received for the Georgetown
meet for Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-01

From Chicago come rumors Of dissen-
sion in American League ranks as the re-
suit OF Bob Hedges unsuccessful attempt
10 dispose of the st. Louis Browns. It is
ninted that Ban Johnson and the other
American League magnates wish Hedges
to return the $4,000 forfeited by the
syndicate of st. Louis =cIId-be purcllas-
~rs. Hedges ride Tgh and sits tight.
The American Association will start the
season without the services Of thirty
two veterans of the 1910 campaign. Less
than one-quarter of these were lost to the
big leagues by purchase and draft The
others were either traded to rival Glass
A leagues, or turned back to slower
company. Indianapolis and Kansas City
each has lost six veterans; Louisville and
Milwaukee. each FIVE; Toledo and 81.
Paul, four each; Minneapolis, two: Co.
luuibus alone stands pat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-01
PATENT EXAMINERS LEAGUE.
Totals. 7sa sl3 1el Totals. ia 737

Totals. '93 sl3 'ei Totals. ia 731 $50
TERMINAL r. h. Y. NJ. Q. A. LEAGUE.
Union Station. Truinmen
Williams. 50 9S o. Walton. ;. l02 06 So
Bundy. es 20 81 Hunt. q -. "
Hayes. 50 % o. Cnderw'd 121 50 50
Murdoch. -. o. 81
Totals. 2IG $50 26S Totals. 2S6 219 $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-01

Go be continued.)
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Union Depot.

The Union Depot. under the aus
pices OF the Ladies OF the Metho-
dist church, and directed by Miss
Ethel Snyder. was given Friday and
SATURDAY evenings OF last week at
the Princess Theater.
The play and the choruses were
excelleltiy rendered Notwithstanding
the fact that only one week was
taken for rehearsais The different
types OF the genus homo" that are
10 be seen in a union depot, or any
depot ii ones eyes are VIDE, were
humorously impt rsonated and pro
ductive OF great fun. any exaggeration
tnat may have crept in being quite
pardonable since IL was all TO make
those who were looking on laugh and
grow fat.
The attendance was excellent both
evenings, and the trt asury for whose
beneflt the play was given is more
than 500 the gamer.
To At least one who was In at
tendance. there have come many
times since leholdtng then, the Wis
ages Of Uncle Josh and Auat sarah
Hayseed. Deacon Longface. Mr.. Hen
peck. Mrs. Gafrulous, Tie eeuntsy
BRIDE and bridegroom. the bootblach
and all Of the rest OF the quaint COM
pany. awakening laughter anew and
refreshing the rememberer as only
laughter can.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Brakeman MeGraw Loses leg.

J, w. McGraw, brakeman on train
No. 81. received injuries at In
gals last Saturday night which ne
cessitated the amputation OF his
l,.t Les just below the knee. Nc
Graw was running ahead OF the en-
sine TO open switch, when he fell,
and oefore he could recover himself
was caught by the engine. He was
was taken to Garden City. but as IT
was impossible TO secure the ser
vices CT a physician there he was
put on No. 3 and conveyed to Holly.
where his injuries were partially at
tended to. Later he was brought TO
La Junta on No. ) and taken to the
railroad hospital, and on his arrival
was in a very serious condition from
loss OF blood. He is recovering from
the effects of the amputation nicely
at present
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Anniversary Banquet.

One year ago this week the Won
derly Theater opened its doors to the
amusement-loving public of La Junta.
and the efforts of the management
TO please the people are well known
by every person In the Arkansas Val
ley. At that time the Opera House
was running also. making two
places OF amusement that were hard
TO beat. The stage employees at the
latter theater had instituted an an
nual banquet and social affair for
their own pleasure, tut as the ma
jority of these people are now as
sisting at the Monderiy Theater, 1t
was decided to make a grand affair
combining both the annual bsnQue,
aad the first annlversasy Of wepAer
ly's.
And 20 after the last performance
Thursday evening the successful ant
delicious banquet was held
The stage was cleared. and as II b,
magic there appeared tables covered
Win the choic, st yiands ever brought
to La Junta. The genial maha ger. Mr.
/ Wondcrly. presided at the head of th'
table. and upon the word OF com
mand from the chief" the banquet
ers. with knife and fork In hand
proceeded TO demonstrate the wonder
iul art OF making bountiful supper
disappear.
At The conclusion OF the feast. as
the winding puffs of smoke curled u
the ceiling, Mr.. Wond,rly, AS toast
master. made few general remarks
expressing his pleasure over the oc
casion and then called on the others
present for additional remarks, con
cluding the program with n delight
tul sol) ly the Wonierly nightingale
Tillie Thompson. General sociabilit,
and good time Was then INDUCED
In by all present. and It was IN IN,
early hours OF the morning that III,
happy company dispersed to theil
homes, Those prcsent were:
MIR. and Mrs. &. W. Wondcrly. Mis-
Marguerite Wond,rly. Mr.. ana Mrs
T.. A. Iabole aud niece. Miss Bur
nctte Roscnburg. OF Alliance. Ohio
MIR. and Mrs. Nm. Thompson. Mr.ant
Mrs, sam r. Mcdonald. MIR and Mrs
A. A. Rauth, Mr. aud Mrs. Il. A
LOWS. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Goldlng
Of the team OF oolding and Koating
now appearing at Wonderly's. Mr
and Mrs. I'D king. c. u. Nash, Nm
l.. cabclc. clcland. Evans. and q
Buckley.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Democratic Statesmen Expensive.

The total amount OF funds sought
to be appropriated by the several
bills introduced In the present assem-.
bly IL over twenty-five million five
hundred thousand dollars. or thirty
dollars each for every man. woman
and child In the state. This does
not include the amounts that go to
the state Institutions by statute from
the four mill levy. No assembly In
C0lorado's history has ever come
within sixteen million dollars OF ask.
Ing such AN amount.
The total comprises the ten mil
lion wanted for good roads. which is
TO DO raised ~ bond issue the
five million requested for the com
monty called "Moffat tunnel" aud
general requests for seven million
five hundred thousand dollars. Tn.
later includes the items for sala'
ries. boards. improvements and main
tenancc of the various state depart
mcnts.
The assessed valuation Of the prop
erty Of the state II SiI5,000.000
should all the appropriations prevail
the amount would Dc about oncSix'
tconth of the entire assessed value
OF the state.
The estimated income from which
the requested items can be cxpcnd
I'd tsavs the bond issues Ia -four
million dollars.
Senator Napier. chairman Of the
finance committee OF the senate. sized
the situation up the other day with
the remark. "A billion dollar congress
isn't u 4 With u.s.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Hearst Trophy Cup Jubilee.

There viii 10 grand jubilee at
Manxanola ON Friday. February cath.
to celebrate the winning OF the mag
nificcnt Hearst trophy and the gov.
orgor's cup by otoro county at tue
Eighteenth National Irrigation Con.
gross.
II Ia AN honor 10 be living In the
best county In the United States and
you are cordially invited To attend
AN all day celebration and banquet IN
the big apple pavilion. at 1880 pm.
After dinner speeches will 10 made
with music by the Manxanoia orehes
ira, aud In the evening an entertain
mcnt by homo talent. from 1880 "a
$3.50 o'clock. Grand ball. comnenc cini
at $3.50 Immediately after the enter
tainmcnt.
A royal reception and \ grand good
time is promised. Fun for svcrybod,
and everybody there. u the watch
word Of the committee.
Come and spend the day with ".
X. n. BEATTY.
Chairman Of Joint Committee.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Funeral Of Dan coyle.

Daniel Patrick Coyle. aged -
years, I months and days, eldest
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Dan Coyle, OF
this city. who was killed in Denison.
Texas, while attending to his duties
as brakeman, was brought TO La
Junta early on the morning OF Sun.
day. the 18th, and taken to Thomp.
sons undertaking parlors. Later in
the morning the body was taken to
the Coyle home on Second street. and
at 2:30 O'Clock the same day II was
borne reyerently 10 Saint Patrick 8
church where funeral service was
held, conducted by Rev. Father Dilly
and the Catholic choir.
At $3.50 interment took place In
Fairview Cemetery, and all that was
mortal of noble son and tender
brother was given TO it's final rest.
Fragrant flowers were laid in beau.
,iful profusion above him. pure offer
ings from those who loved him and
will miss him.
The circumstances OF young Coyle's
death are by this time well known ia
his friends In this community. and
there Is no need 10 rehearse them.
but 1t is a pleasure to lay above him
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Whitney Malls ousrtet'e.

The concert by the Whitney Male
Quartet touched high water mark IN
musical quality. 1t was universally
agreed that theirs was the most ar'
tistic and high class concert ever
given by n male quartet In this city.
aud Hutchinson has had the ottum'
was, wcslcyans. Temples and many
other OF the famous quartet compan'
les. This Is a remarkable orsaniza'
ton because It ls composed OF -four
full brothers. Their home is In Ro'
chester. n. Y. They have the ad,nn'
tase OF u thorough musical training.
IN addition TO this the four voices
blend perfectly and u harmony Is ere
ated which In very pleasing. The
tenor solo work OF Alvin Whitney ant
che bass solos Of Yale Whitney called
forth repeated cncorcs. In fact en-
cores were the order. for by the time
time the program was ended there
had been twice as many numbers
given ~ appeared on tho printed pro
gram. Mr. Edward II. whitney. the
second tcnor. is the reader Of the
company and makes good on the first
numtcr Of HIS work. lie gets a hold
on the audiencc and they hardly ic'
him 70 long enough for the quartet
U get In number and encore -
Hutchinson tkan.D independent.
The whitney Male Quartet IL the
nsxt mum. sr Of the lyccum course Ant
will give ons Of their popular must
Gales at the Presbyterian church to
night. Single admlsssoa. Is cents.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Santa Fe Exhibition Train.

The exhibition train TO be oper-
ated by the State Agricultural Col.
leYe and the Santa Fe will leave La
Junta on the morning of February
27th for trip OF several days
through the valley, II will be in
La Junta for stop OF two hours We'd
nesday afternoon, March lst at i:4O
O'Clock.
This train will be operated on a
more elaborate scale than any ever
run In the west Ii will carry four
cars OF exhibits representing the fol.
lowing lines: Soils, crops, farm ma.
chinery animal husbandry. including
dairying and poultry raising: irriga-
ton, horticulture, entomology, veter-
mary science and home economics, S,
Two hundred thousand pieces of free
farm literature viii be dtstri. uted on
the train. Professors from the Asri-
cultural College will accompany the
exhibits to answer questions.
The train will stop about two
hours at each station where stop
Is made The complete schedule has
not been issued. but will be out In a
few days. Spread the news 10 every.
one in your vicinity and let's help
make this second train great sue
cess by getting out a large crowd in
La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Ten Million for Good Roads.

To pass an appropriation bill car.
rying slV.VUv.v0O is pretty large
proposition, but the cause for such a
mammoth sum Is des rylng ana for
that reason the bill offered by Repre-
sentative Stephen. Of Delta. may re-
ceise favorable consideration at the
hands OF this legislature. The meas
ure as proposed prosidcs for con
s,itutional amendment by which the
state Is authorized to issue bonds In
the above amount for improving and
Constructing stale roads.
Under the terms OF the bill the
state is permitted to spend $1,000. 900
each year for these improvements
until the entire appropriation OF slo.'
900 900 has b, en- expended. These ea'
penditufes are TO le under direction
OF the state highway commission. The
bill Is In line with the one suggested
by tne hi.hwny commission In It's
report rcoea,ly maze TO the governor.
The bonds are TO run from ten 10
fifty years anu will draw four per
cent interest. payable semtannually.
The proposed measure Is being
sircnuously backed by the state high
way commission. county commission
ors and all good roads associations In
the state.
A sinking fund is provided for the
redemption OF the bonds.
That such IA bill would provide the
means for giving Colorado the beat
OF rcaus Is not questioned. and the
proposition Is being warmly support.
ed BY those who want better thor.
ou.hfarcs throughout the statc. such
improvements would benefit the en-.
tire state and would not bo In tho
interest OF any special district. IL
Il believed that the legislature will
pass the bill.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Our Mammoth Industrial Edition.

This issue of the Tribune is the
largest newspaper ever published In
Colorado In town Of less than lO,-
900 population. II consists of forty
pages. all home print. or 240 columns.
One ton OF Twentieth Century, sixty
pound print paper was used In print
ing this issue, and $4,000 sheets OF
paper were fed through the cylinder
press and the newspaper folder. This
edition contains 2,O54 inches Of ad-
vertising, including the eighty inches
Of legal advertising, which is over
100 columns, or sixteen and two.
thirds pages. The industrial edition
is also ornamented with 2l0 cuts Of
various sizes and descriptions.
The expense Of getting out this
issue-for print paper. half tone en-
cravings. extra help. and various and
sundry incidentals, amounts to con-
siderable sum, and the price for all
extra papers will be ten cents. II
We sell / 900 extra papers at 10 cents
each We will just about come out
even on this newspaper venture.
Each paper weighs ten ounces and
the postage for mailing will be
three cents. Extra copies of the in
dustrial edition, wrapped and ready
for mailing can be secured at this
office at ten cents per copy.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Death Of Vera L. Bailey.

Miss Vera l.. Bailey, OF Manzanola,
died at the City Hospital last Mon
day morning and was buried Wednes.
day morning at 1890 o'clock.
The funeral service was held at
Thompson's undertaking parlors, con-
Quoted by Rev. W. T. Davis. and in.
terment was at Fairview Cemetery.
The young woman's mother was
with her through her illness, and her
father came when notified OF her
death.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18
Mass Messing for Men.

Come and hear the wet and dry
proposition discussed by represents.
tive men Of la Junta nj the Idle
Hour Thcatcr. Sunday evening Ut 1880
O'Clock. Al the same hour there will
be \ mass meeting for the ladies' at
the First Presbyterian church at
which Miss Rose Davidson, Of Denver
will b. the speaker. This division
of the audience II necessary because
the people who desire TO attend can.
not BE- accommodated In any one
audience room. Come and bring your
friends with you..
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-18

another offering-the offering Of a
communi,y's esteem, and its respect
for his honor and his cheerful man.
family circle and the little brothers
and sisters who speak his dear
name with beautiful reverence, will
miss him sadly. But to the faithful
moth r, trying to be brave under the
weight of her great sorrow, the deep
est sympathy OF our people is tender.
ed.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Song SsmgIeifs GaIsimpffe.

Speriges @ape til Wprmanbiets
gamle Spuebitab er en- 3opi al ben
mas Iipe @ulbrins fra 8rasnum | @e.
itersDtlano. Smpffet TANNER fra ben
Sib, oa Srsleit, 8euiuuliansens Sp'
selac, icretos ben isrite fienbte Sers
iaro til Sranfernes 9anb. 8insen
peier mellem 800 % 900 Gram. Os
buis bet ct ianot, at Song Susleit bar
benne @ulbrins Um Salien unoer belle
6erben, iaa bar bet paret en- %notlaa
pIasiom 8Dnt. Salsrinsen ct operors
oentlis pel beparet. 9eus Sruamen'
ter fremtreber meb en- 9pbelisbeo, ipm
ON bet prastiuIbe Srbeioe netpp baobe
iorlabt @uloimebeus @erfiteb, us bet
er aliseuel arbeibet for iuart 1900 Gar
iibsn. 8Opien pil biiue uoisrt / natur.
Zig Stsrrelie ps pil / minoite SetaIje
~siensioe Srisinalens roieenoe. 9ens
Metalparbi blir 1000 &runer. Zen
fuitneriIte Ibresie, ium lfal lebiase
@apen, blir labet al @uunar Sa1itr6m.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Uorrctningsnotiier.
0iprt bet spSt I Canada.

eu8eue SubihoiIe, en- Sarmcr / gards
"a, bar / 9sbet al s Nar tient rig Ell pen
Gum Seree beroppe. Sau iortRIer, at
ban / 1908 iolete lin Sarm beo 8eb Cafe
SAILS. giinu., % ilptteoe til 9auaSa meo
ill., SamiIie. b~eitaasuSe al Suitru % otte
geru. SeIe bans @ieroom bar bd $500
t%cntant, ct Bar Seiie, noele faa Sanr
% euoeI SsnS. gan tos JIG en- apartiefs
tion Sauo / RerbeSen al Saci Siib Cafe.
Neota Y. O., % ban tisbte ieuere for
$4,000 en- anbeu apartieitiou ueb Sioeu
at @u bar ban As Sreaturer, Here Ses
ite, eobe Suie os amer zig at bore barb
miubit $4,000. Sen iamme Rarb for
t9usr euopiSrre. at bans Born bbert War
bar apIet Sapeiaser for fra $500 til
$500, 90 at ban aIoris bar baot llaar
eIIer fact i'm SnIins beifaSieet al Sroit.
Speoeu bar eioet ira 25 til 80 guib. pr,
Gere. Saure 90 Snib, - ia enoos op iii
SO Bulb. &reaturerue har ban aISris
hoIot i GUS Sintercn oper. SpIpsuinser
ON Canada ian erbolSes beS at bennenee
ia iii nrrmeitboenoe cauaeilie &eeies
~rinesosent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Nmaliabeter l Eranfris.

Oct lpber n9iten utroiist, men trpbs
alt, bpao Der er siurt for Solfepplps'
li'nsen | 6rantris, bar Der enbnu 1905
2~ttuiinber al be parneplistise Wanc.
ifaber, iom life funbe leie e0er itripe.
% fire Gniino, ipm trat, funbe leis
men life ifripe.
8 Haris er Der enbnu en- bel Del
Sfripers iOm beisrser a~urreipOnban'
cen for Suffer, Smaabaanbparfere %
beres Gamer. 9isie 2epninser ira
Mibbeluloeren FAR life lGnser ct iaa
inbbrinsenbe Grbuerp, oa beres &unber
ofteit er | imaa &aar, men bet benber
oeian, at beres Sielp frapes al ele,
aante !Serrer os Gamer, iom BIZ baue
ct Srep ifreust meo IN anben Saanb
END beres esen, al en- Ieriun, iUm life
fjenoer Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

Gn fOitbar SrimGrfeiamling, Bro.
fesior 6. u. 2iubitrsm / Stocfbolm,
Tom | bisie Gage bar obergipet fit 80
til Sfifterettens SebonbIing, eier Ell
iieIben itor SrimHrfeinmIing s 5or.
tegrelie ober 9oet5 9(ftipa err oenne
mn inboaoet 90 ~beregnet til en- 8prbi
al SIR. 354,490.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
or 9spbeo arpelta?

Get er ct Spsrss maal, man enonu
life er fontmet belt Ill 3larbeo pper.
Der er oiientlissiprt Ell &atfe Iublifa'
tioner pper 9spes % 3puitummes
Snbsuoelie i S@steituber % be mul,se
Jplser for Ssrnene uiu., men belt flOs
blipsr mon lille AZ oiSie. gi Sans llns
~beripselier pan bette Omraaoe irsmsaar
bet, at Tppbeb, Der lite er mebipot, er
beIer life aroelis. Oar man peo ct
lllptfeStilielhs eler ueo Spsbum miitet
Sprelieu, bar bette insen Snbflppelis
paa Ssrnens, iaairsmt life 9spbso al.
lercoe paa 5urbaaub er Ell Snmilie ipas'
beo. Deb lluberie9slie al 5000 Eil'
ieIOe bier bet Jig. at ilise 9ilialbe life
er mere arpeIise, enb ct bruftet Ben
piloe oGre.
De Born, Ipn ipoes bpoc, bar bog ipm
piieit osue SOr9lore. vi nprmaIe 6or'
Glorc bier llnoeripeellerne, at Der
ipoeS bppe Bgrn / et Nntal al fun en-
pro Miae, mebeus Der al ospe Jprel.
bre ipoes 9 PCT. bppe Sprn, - uanieet
pm bsgse eIer bare en- al 5pralbrene sr
ogp.
Seo sgsteifob mellem bspe. Der er
SIest er SdnbipnIisbebeu for. at 9sr.
meme bliuer pppe, itsrre. Ser bliper
9ieuneminitlis bpertanbet Barn bgp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05
Spinoens SDoer.

ct fort iranif 8lab bar benpenbt Jig
til fine 9eiere for peb Iiitemnius at
iau iaitilauei, bpilte ii @senifaber en-
8uinhe belit b6r bore / 8eiiboelle al.
Eli Sato er Der blit ppbasst life min.
ore enb go misunderstanding @sens
itaber hos benbe. De flelte Stemmer
er i RGtfeislse iulbt paa iplsenOe @9en'
itabsr: @Obbeb, Sroensians, Ssloior.
nestelie, SpariUmmelisbeb, Sasimobis'
beo, 8lpsifab. % Scnlisbeo. @oobe'
ben er aItiaa pistisere enb Srobensiuns
ier; TIL Der er paa ben alereoe ialbi
10, 3OS Stemmer, mebens Srbensl an-
len bar iaaet 1876. SelpfOrnestels
len tpmmer meb ~, 904 Gtemmer lpnl
Np. 3. Truifab, Saalmpbisheb pn
SeIfebenbeo ranserer berimob isrit ION
9tp. s, 9 ps 10. giljefraiter fommer
lan9t ube / &effen, iom go. "a. &ur
1926 Stemmer ~iorlanser, at Spihber
ifaI bore elegant. 9Grerist Os tiaiss
Srpit for be moberne 9pinper er BET, al
Blot 10 Stemmer b9uber, at en- apinSs
maa bore pcmps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-05

peb be fommer iii at liene ellie % bli.
Der boIobore. Sibrene bar lissipm ben
rgte Silfe ben GsenIfab. at be let ldper
iis pulfaniiere. ON man / 10 Elmer
uo'atter benz for ct aauifnfbao unber
fire Mtmoiiarers 3rDt bliper be abio.
Tut panb' os luftie.te. peri liseer bet
npe Rrobutts fore inouhris0e geroi.
Wan fan anpenoe bet til Siolerinser,
SuItrinse os Sa%lluntsi, iom biotil,
naar be iori9roises al aste Silie, bar
prret altfor bpre. 8un en- ganifelis'
beo 9%jenitoar enonu: en- letrlnbi Wie'
tbpoe for Spinbins al Sibrene. Men
ben moberne 9etnif bill not sreie osiaa
bet Hroblem.