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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
Social News

This afternoon, Mrs. T. c. Donald ex- tended very pleasant hospitality to the Matron's club and a few friends at her home on Dartmouth avenue. The eight tables for Forty-two, the club game, was arranged on the veranda, especially pret- ty for this event with decorations of ferns and potted plants. The punch bowl, encircled with vases of waxy white jessa- mines. was a delightful feature during the assembling of the guests and was dispensed by Miss Pollard and Miss Law horn, the house guest of Mrs. Robert Stevenson.
 The hostess. assisted by Mesdames R. W. Waldrop, c. Brannon and George Harrison, greeted her guests in simple afternoon frock of white linen.
 The guests prize, set of silver filigree | salt boxes. was won by Miss Lulu Allen, the club award luncheon set of cluny lace, went to Mrs. F.. A. Shelfer; the con | soation, hand embroidered luncheon set, was drawn by Mrs. Percy Benton.
 A delicious buffet luncheon of tomato salad in daisy moulds, chicken croauettes, asparagus on toast, entrees, ices and | cake was served after the game. | The first of a series of lovely affairs | to be given in honor of Miss Lulu All len, a bride of next week, and her in | teresting coterie of attendants was Mist Grace Judson's Forty-two party at hel | fOllt lillS tNtuliS. ne cItiic iOWCi floor, so we'll planned for elaborate en tertaining, was beautifully decorated witt | clematis vines and blossoms and whit, bridal bells gleamng among the foliage Suspended from the ornamental arche: dividing the large halls were hangini
 baskets of maiden ferns, adding thel delicate beauty to the effective back
 ground of growing plants. White rose
 and ferns banked the mantle shelves
 and hearths, The tables covered witt
 linen of dominant color note of greer
 and white and numbering 1, were place,
 in the reception hall.
 Mrs. John Perry. in white lingerie an, Il Mrs. Lee Moody in white bastiste witt
 inserts of cluny lace, kept score on hear
 shaped cards. adoned with handpainte,
 pictures of bridal couples and boquets l Heart hints in the prevailing coors. an
 iced lemonade. favored with sprig o
 mint was served at the tables durin the gaines.
 ! The guest of honor. unusually prett | n 2 @'irish lingerie. was presented wit
 china berry bowl handpainted in call
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
|YEAGLEY WAVES
 HIS PRELIMINARY
Mississippi to Invite Taft and WilsOn-First State
 Bar Association

Jackson. Miss, August n.-(SpeciaD.- Emmet Yeagley. the young husband of four months who recently shot and kill ed his 16-year-old wife and her aged grandmother, waived preliminary exam- nation when brought into the city court this morning charged with two murders and was remanded to jail without bail.
 The court room was crowded with the friends and neighbors of the young man. and the friends of his late wife ana her family, a great number of witnesses law yers etc, but curiosity for details of the double crime was not gratifed. Circuit court does not meet till next winter, and Yeagley will remain in jail till that time it Is understood.
 Governor Noel, Mayor Crowder, officers of the state fair and other citizens of Jackson are making an effort to have President Taft and Governor Woodrow Wilson here the latter part of October. It is understood that MT. Taft may be in Selma, about the 27th of October, and that MT Wilson will be in Texas at the same time The idea is to have Mir Taft in Jackson on the 2Sth and Governor Wilson on the 29th.
 It has recently been discovered that the first state bar association in the United States was organized at NatcheZ, in the year 1824, and bar associations over the country are congratulating Missis- sippi on the distinction. The discovery came about through correspondence be- tween Judge R. H. Thompson of this city and Francis Rawle, distinguished at- torney and historian of Philadelphia.
 pr. Dunbar Rowland of the depart ment of archives and history, has found in the journals of the legislature of 1925, references to the existence of state bar association" organized the year be- fore in the city of Natchez, which had petitioned the legislature of the state to memorialize Congress for the extension of the federal court system to Mississippi and other new states.
 The grand lodge, Knights of Honor. will meet in this city August 15, for a two days session, says W. B. Maxwell, of Nesbit. who is grand reporter for the order. Several of the supreme officers of the order are expected to attend this meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
Mnrderer Executed

Baton Rouge, La, August 11.-At noon today Tim Williams, a negro, was exe- cuted at the, state penitentiary for the murder of Ingram Collete. an aged white man at Port Hudson six months ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
HALE COUNTY WANTS
 ROADS BOND ISSUE

Greensboro. August il .-(special.)-The commissioners court convenes here on Monday, August 14, and the all absorbing topic is whether or not the people will be allowed to vote on a bond issue for good roads. Citizens of Hale are waiting with much interest to see what the com missioners will decide.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Henln Jackson have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Mary Frances. to Mir. Barney Andrew Monaghan of Birming- ham on August 16.
 The drought and intense heat have damaged cotton in this section seriously, the sandy land suffering most. Cotton worms are found in many setcions Of Hale county and altogether the farmers are not talking bumper crop as much as they did a few weeks ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
PERSONALS

The Rev. Father Coen, assistant pas tor of St. Paups church, returned yes terday from his vacation trip.
 pr. F. H. Mcdonald left Tuesday on his vacation He will attend clinics in several of the large cities of the north and east
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
Deaths and Funerals
D Anderson Leonard

The remains of Anderson Leonard, the man who dropped dead on Nor wood car Thursday afternoon, VIII ne sent to Longview, Ala, this morning for interment and burial by Johns on- dertaking company.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
Baltimore Law School

S40 North Howard Street JUDGE ALFRED $. NILES. Dean All lectures between ' and D. m Fall term begins September IS, 1911. For catalogue and further information, ap- ply to
 EDWIN T. DiCkERsON, Secy.
 3O1 &t. Paul St., Baltimore, Md.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12

SHAW. the Undertaken. Phones 3. GREEN Undertaking Co.,, Pnones l0O2. LICE JOY, Undertaken. fhones t0S to. annropriate floral offerings. phone Al See Godden's Seed & Flower Store. 20lS First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
Everlastingly Good Eagle Shirts
 That We're $l.5 Are $1.15

These are white pleated shirts. You know about the Eagle pleats, don't you! They re continuous-g go all the way down and stay down. Two styles-madras and cambric. Coat shirts, cuffs attached
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
L0V6mdii ;i 'i;iiii iiifi Jos i;;i S;;iG;pih SLiOlicb Marvel Men---ThiS Is No Ordinary Shirt Sale---
 Today

s Enough Shirts Ba1-nobody ever has enough shirts
 when the prices topple and tumble like this No room for one? MAKE ROOM-you don't have them to s| you like this every day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
THORNE DENIES
 TRUST COMPANY
 WAS SORE SPOT

tcoNTINUED FROM PAGE D
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-12
Two Shirts for SIPS That Were $1 Each-But Not for Little Men

Pleated Bosom Shirts Instead of $1 Are Near half for the best dollar shirt anywhere he Made of the soft cambric that wears and We fashion-cuffs on.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-31
Mntsan SAN Ir

Watson Rich, Watson Sam Jr.,
Watson sam ST.. weathersiy Isiah,
Webb Tom, Wesley Jno.,
Ntst Bah. White Frank.
WGhitten jackson, Wieks Perry.
Widen Jackson, Williams Arthur,
Williams Chas, Williams Columbus,
Williams Geo, Williams Geo,
NillBems Joe, Williams Jno.,
Williams Jno., Williams Milan.
Williams Nathan, Williams Nelson,
Williams Peter, Williamfs Sam,
Williams Steve, Williams Walter,
Williams West, Willis Bob, Z
WilIis Sam. Willis Walter,
Willis Horafce, Winbnsh Washington
Ninan Alfred, Winon Fred,
Ninan Isiah, Winan Jack,
Winston John, Winters Bob,
Winters Bob, Woodson Wm.,
Wright Jno., Wright viii,
Young Jack, You Joe,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-31
I BENA PRECINCT.

ADAMS TT, Abramson Alfred,
Abramson NelsoD, Adams Geo,
Alexander Win, Allen Harvey,
Aanes Nelsc, Anderson Arthur,
Anderson Dave Anderson Jno.,
Anderson Jno., Andrews Tom,
Argrove Claiborne, Arlington Chas,
Arnstead Ebert, Austin Alex,
Austin Money Alfred Mose,
barber Ernest. Barber y. ~,
Bates !. n, Batfs \ Ill
lBoyd " n Borcff VI ~
Bagsy Buster, BaiityEpgsns. &.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-31

Thurman Jim, Tilman Henry,
Tolan jim, Talan VIII,
Toshis Elisha, Townsend Perry,
Trulett Pleas, Tripiett Win,
Fri iett viii, Turner Abb.
farnsr Alex. Turner Jim,
Farmer Wesl y, Tutxiler Ed,
Tatwiler General Ed, Iutwilor Hence
fyIer lno., Tyler Wash,
Vassar Henry. Ve.aeh Henry,
Vincent Simon, Watson Jno.,
Weir Il, G.. Williamson a.,
Wfllifofd Percy, Wilson c. c.,
Winters y. S., Word w. W.,
Walker Ben. Walker Geo.
Walker Nose, Walker Tpod,
IS Dick, Wall Ira,
hartford Andy, Walton Jim,
s,afe iienry Or, Merren thas.,
Warren Ell, Warren Porter,
Washington Manuel,
Watson Munfoe, Watt Dave,
Webb Ben, Weeaen Louis,
NeeIen York, West G.,
West Geo., White Allen,
White Frank, White Geo,
Whitehead Louis, Whitfield Ed,
Whitmore Clarence, Whitmore Owen
Virgins Connections, Virgins IIalaty
Wilborn Willie, wilkins Terrll,
Williams Albert, Williams Albert,
Williams Albert, Williams Ghas.,
Williams lsiah, Williams !. e.,
Williams Jim, Williams Robt.,
Williams Waiter, Williams Welter,
Williams Willie, Williamson Robt.,
Willie Tom, Willie Fred,
Willie Josh, Willis Bud,
Wilson Frank, Windham Jno.,
Wing VIII, Winston Dock,
Winston VIII, Winters Rich,
WOODWARD Dave, Woodward JeT,
Wooded Silas, WSodley Jack,
Woods Walter, Woods Win,
Worfett Geo, Wright Ohas,,
Wright JDo. Wesley, Wright Lonnie.
Wright Percy, Young J, p,
4arbrugh Leslie, Young Holiday,
Young I. b.,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-31

Jackson Matthew, ,IickSDn EIinre
Jackson shelby, jackson Simon,
jackson VIII, James Bursh,
James Robt., James Willie,
Jarrett Lee, Jeffrey Chat,
jenkins Bailey. jenkins West,
Jennings Clarence, Jiles Dennis,
Johns Joe Jrs Johns Joe ST
Johnson Gap, johnson Frank,
johnson Gilbert, johnson Henry,
johnson Henry, johnson Jim,
Johnson i. T., johnson Jno.,
Johnso Jo.. johnson j. Ell,
johnson Leon, johnson Oscar,
johnson Ruekett, johnson Sam,
johnson Ward, Johnson West
johnson viii, johnson Wink
Jones Alex, Jones Amele,
Jones Andy, Jones Arthur,
Jones Calvin, Jones Chas,
Jones Dan, Jones Ed.
Jones Joe, Jones Luke,
Jones Mack, Jones Tom,
Jones' Tom, Jordan Fred,
Jordan sam, Kelly w. NJ,
Kennedy Lee, Keva Jerry,
Kindred Early, Kisg Louis,
King Oscar, Lucas ]. ~.
Lact sam, Lacey VIII,
Lang Alex, Lavender Jim,
Lawrence Spencer, Leach Lewis,
Leach Robt., Lee Bob,
Lemons Jim, Lewis Jim,
Liddell Geo, Liddell Henry,
Liggins Joe, Logon Tip,
Love JEFF, Love Sip,
lowe Dennis, Lucas Elijah,
Lucas Joe, McWilliams r, H.,
MeClary Dan, McCorkle Ed,
MCGOWAN Ge5,, Mccoy Geo,
Mccoy Jim, McGhee Leander,
McGowan Geo, Mcintyre Riley,
Mclean Harriet, Mclean Jno,
Me Jno, McMhllen Fred,
McMulIen Jack, McMullen Jno,
McMullen ,Jno., McSwine Isaac,
Moore q, WI Mack Lee,
Malone Ghas., Malone Harrison,
Marshal Greene, Marshel Hillory,
Martin Louis, Martin Solomon,
Mprtln Tom, Make SANDY,
May Marcus, Michael Lake,
Middlebrock frank,
M~iddlebrook kobt
Miles Tom, M~iddlebrook Evans,
Maddlebrooks kobtv Mills Afunnr
Montgomery waiter, Moore Adam
Moore Ben, Moore Ed,
Moore Monroe, Moore hnben,
Moore Stacey Moore Wili,
Merelqnd Lewis, Mnrph Pete,
Murreli Maynard, Mlrreil Nose,
Murry PM Nathan Chas,
Nathan Lee Neal k,ch ~
Neal fieh SIS Neeaham mo,
Nelson Ed, nelson WINE,
Netter IKE, NIXON ape
nixon brgWn, Molan Jim,
oaom El1lsn, oilYer Jlm,
oiiver josh, OSBORN Pni@hore,
OSBORNE glin, osporh hilk'
psoorh MIX osoofn ~. ~
1spofn gflnns OSBORN solomon
Uueiaw pave, oupoh tlehfy,
rayhe \; g., hoWan
raimer arthur, Paimef 1nrls,
ratmer Fahl runner ~,
Earhs Lralg paths spe'
LURES oaeh, Farksr hepaerSoh,
5alileA rais, A,epn olhe
Ieatson Atoen rsaison Dase,
ps ssa'e ufu;' r ps M Why
Wlh lee'les Wll'e,
Jerry ueo' reterson y. A.,
m Euy Inihlps alh
Asn' ntnhsipn mas
lnks'oh e,n, flMhstoh WAITER,
nllipan ~, fiets Jas,
roie uenefai, fofter All,
rofter Mall' fSr1ef nlose,
roWel, Erhesa' fa3wfil nenfy,
Pushel WY, Qnarles armsteaa,
nalfRnqW hnther hanpow NJ,
handoiph bfazhe, heed sen,
heed 5en heese u,ipeft
hgse flenfy, reese MAT,
L eharas mr., Rlenafds rlnk
h.cnafds sepe, h,chsrds w. NJ,
n~lsaafason III, h~ienaIason jim,
nlutey Saln, hiley Will,
nooerts Ellsna, hoperts 9n9,
hop.fison sudge' haplns2n rhepa,
nopinson railee, rogers lsfeai,
hee hoss mas
noss FRANK, hufhns pen
h4fius Lee, husseli henry,
Smitn, \ NJ Stepp WmH
Stficklapd 9ym' SANFORD 2
Schpheia banKs' Scott hah,
SeaWo9a Sain' Appe
Siuas Maae, simnn Sam
sims Milton, Singietgn Jlm,
Sledge Jno,, Sledge Johnle'
smMh Aca smitn bIoWh'
smita nuily smith '
s s,nith M, sap smit l's .1ask.
Smith ,Jsf, Smith Jim,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-31

Bailey Geo, Bailey Jim,
Bannister Robf.s Bankhead Wiley,
Banks Ed, Banks PearEy,
Banks Sol, Bankus Chas.,
Barkas Manuel, Barnes Abram,
Barnes Amos, Barnes Dandy,
Barnes Fayeite, Bass Jno.
Bass Warren, Bass Warren,
Bachelor Jim, Bates VIII,
Bell Jno., Bell Madison,
Bell Sam, pelI Sylvester,
Bethany Tom, Bennett Charley,
Berry H., Berry RolIy,
Berry Waites, Bethany Hosey,
Binion Dock, Binion Sam,
Black Willis, Blair Amos
Blair Elisha, Blaine sam,
Blake Af, Blewe.t Elson,
Blewett Geo, Blcwett Robt,
Boldeu Sam, Boles Emmett,
Blivens Earl, Bordice 81,
! Bowman jim, Boyd Ed,
Bralberry Lewis, Brantley .Jno.
Brantley Primus, Brenner Chas.,
Brister Frank, Brock win,
Brook Percy, Broofne Dan,
Broome Ernest, Brown Chas,,
Brown Geo. Jr., Brown Jim,
Brown Jno., Brown .Jno,
Brown Slim, Brown Will
Brown jack, Brown VIM,
Bruce Louis, Bryant Bob,
Buchanan Outlaw. Bnrks Lem
Burk viii Burnes Jno.,
Bussey Jim, Butler Robt,,
Butler VIM. Byrd Chas.,
Glarson Geo, Considine W. p,
Crowell II. b., Curtiss j. H.,
Cage Jno,, Caldwell Jno,
Cane Sam, Cannon Henry
Carpenter Cal, Carr Tom,
Carroll viii, Carrothers VIM,
Cursor En-, Carter Eugene,
Cash Shame Chance Henry
Chandler Jno., Chapman Bully,
Chapman JAS, Chapman Kirby,
Chapman Monroe, Charles Kit,
Glhisom Pom, Chisolm Bob
chisolm Oscar, Chiffon Bill,
Ghostaw Joe, Claiborne Jack
Clarke Jas. Clarke Abe,
Clark Lafayette, Clay Isiah,
Clay win, Cleveland j. II.
Cleveland Thorn, Oates Thad,
L.L Wy #FA- TF# !. kEHVF4I
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-31

..IvIN| ||
FranhliH cAas. Parsley Jack,
Gardner ", H., GArdRer NJ. NJ,
Gfanthas j. +. Gardner Andrew,
Gardner Geo. Garner Beverly,
Garner Sam, CASTOR Frnuk
GaydanJoe, GaydenRobt,
Gayaen Wesley, Giddsn Jno,
Gillespie Charley, ellis Jao.,
CHOSEN Will, Gordon Page,
Greer Alien, Gregory Holly,
Griffin Arfhuf, Griffin w. NJ,
Hliggs Lee, iIentz r. ri,
Huddleston Jno, Hall Ed,
Hawkins chas.. Hankins Geo,
Harper Jonny, Harrington Bloom,
Harris cllas., Harris Eakeis,
Harris Geo, Harris Geo;
Harris Henry, Harris Henry,
Harris Jnn., Horris Win,
Harrison Aron, Harrison Aron,
Harrison Aron, Heryey Ed,
Hays jeff, Hays Josh,
Haynes Juo.. Hesdesson Peter,
Henderson Tobe, Hendricks Allen,
Herman Andrew, Hicks Jim,
Hicks Lem Hicks Pink,
Hicks Robt., Hill Chester,
HILL VIII, Hinton Lewis,
H9do Lewis, Holman Rich,
HiIman Jno, Hood Jno.,
Hoskins Cap, Ioskins aean,
oSgins Tom, House Ben,
Howard Robts Hugbara Ed,
HINT W. NJ, Hurd Sam,
Hpdo Cleveland, Harris Ben,
Ivens Woadsen, Ivy Silas,
ivory Phil, Jones $. H.
Jackson Allen, Jackson Ben,
Jackson Enoch, Jackson Governor,
Jaeksos DEITY, Jackson Joe,
Jackson Jno, Jackson Jonas,
Jackson Julius, Jackson Luther,
jackson Matthew, Jackson Prince,
Jackson Shelby, jackson Simon,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-03-31

Jackson Oscar. Jackson 81,
jackson Wesley. James Jesse.
,Iamss Jimmie, James Robt.,
Jeames Eddie, jefferson Henry,
jefferson Jesse, Jefferson Jim.
jefferson Pleas, Jennings Bud,
| johnson Andrew, johnson Catoe,
Johnson Dick, johnson Ed,
johnson Geo, johnson Jack,
johnson Henry, Johnsln James,
JOHNSON Jim, Johnson Jims
johnson Jno., johnson Jno,,
johnson .Jno., johnson julius,
johnson Mack, johnson Monoe,
johnson Nathan, johnson Nuunerway
johnson Pleas, lohns,n Tom,
johnson sam, johnson Sadly,
/ johnson Stanley, johnson Tea,
| johnson Tom, johnson Walter.
Johnson West. johnson VIM,
johnson viii, johnson VIII,
Joines Dolphin, Joiner Rufus,
Jnnes Jne., Jones Sam,
Jones Albert, Jones Harrison,
Jones Jno., Jones Ed,
Jones Alex, Jones Alex,
Jones Amos, Jones G. III.
Jones Childs, Jones Dock,
| Jones Edmond, Jones Joe,
Jones .Jno., -ones Johnnie,
Jones Pat, Jones Sam,
Jones Sam, Jones VIII,
Jordan ELAN, Jordan Prince,
Jordan Robt., Jordan Sam,
Jordan Wade, .lorigan Lewis,
K~ealhofrer q. Il, Kelly Geo,
Kelly Kirkland, Kelly win,
Kendall NJ, Kendall w. j.
KEYS Dunk, Keys Pr;mus,
King Chas., King Jerry,
Knight Will, Koker Dick,
Koker Geo, Lane w, T.
Loyett y. L., Lacey Jim,
Landers Prince, Lands Ruff,
Lang Gee, Langston Jack,
Lasut Melton, Laws Bonn,
Lw Tom, Lay johnson,
Lee Davis, Lee Jesse,
Lee Lewis, Leflire Bath,
Lemons Banks, Leonard VIM,
Lewis Vernon, Lewis w. b.,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07
DR.. Goofs ~Sommeboe.

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mente ION tiolisere omtalt MI at oare
fGrsis mec Or. guot; imiolertio NIB
tes bet til euouu en- Gang at beiti9itise
lt9 reo ben ubelbise &resopttOr | tit
Nsbe iaaar 5ormiobas.
GOcts Setretar, 2OnsSale, bar mem.
Zig iislse 49tat;." nplis bsuusbt iis liz
Soniitorium mso en- StrivsIie, bpori
ban paa Goots @esne aumubsr ON at
laa ben meget pmtalte 2ommsboe iilbas
seIecerct, ba TottOreu MI bar gnpsu.
belle for ben.
Sonltltortum peotog, al eitertomme
oenrs anmObrins, ibst man opo iorbe.
boloi ZIG, at man fprit oilbe labe fore.
tase en- 6OiOsraisrins al be pistisiis
Stoer | Spseu; for uls 1iliatoes
StpIo ianot man bet rtstisit at tass
bette 6orbebolb.
Naar 5Otosraisringeu bar iunost
Steb, pil 2ommsbogsu bIips leueret til.
base. Slaoet i%ilfpier, buno Der / oeuus
Sammenbrus bar 9ntsresie, at Tint.
ueriitetets ieIoeuoe 8pm pper Goot %
bans Notopplsinro tlte par baierst
paa eommebOssu cs benues SuobOIo,
men paa Gopts inoienots S%bierpatiUner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07
st ~beroiinlnt MaaS
SplDsninssr al gistiabeo iOr snbper

On bel 9sf Smerie oa Qibelie uiloe unos
gaaes, buis ui bauoe Hoaen Runoffab pm
6niioIosi o9 9eaemsts gleie, I9rlia be 9ele
oerit. B T uofsrsr oct neite grbeioe oa altio
Tube boloes iiRrte % iriiie.
Z ct Snterptem Noialte en- fremra1euSe
9Hge. at son buroe baue mere Emhu r1eo
tine Rqrer, oa oisie | en- m~GrtoRroia grae
fontrootrer Dc andre Orgdusr % uoigrer
CT ppIotgt Grbeioe ueo at flire Blooet oe
herneo iierre al Gift % aft Giialo fra
Snitemet.
3 2sbet az Biute nj naHeoerue ti9r, oa ri
tilbrinser bet meite al Eioen inoeubsrs,
buroe Rprerue erboloe cen asfiffanee, be
t%rGnser, foroi ri od bepRaer os HiiHore.
ortiier mtrore gano os oite ipiIer mere rig
6Fee, hooruco gtnrerue frtnses til at uoigre
mere Grbeioe, sno be al RatureH par tilt1nft.
Ie9n pad H%nreiugoomme, iaafom R9aimers
ter, Uopatiaheo til al holoe llrinen, Euieu
eler Br9noen, teglitenslialenoe @ras eller
8uHofnlo. gluten Gniiatsiaroe, Rheumats
tsrls, maaite iodg eler HregelmTsiie 6iertes
oirtioEtheo, udrsIer big ON. at oine 9tprer
trRr9er gtsbIttteltg DRIP. hois life mere
dIporlt9e Cnoer Iial tuotrRoe.
On urtereoicir, Der life inoeholoer uoaeu
ginerdier eler beogpeuoe Mt6ler, bar be
itsrite belbreoenoe G~senfaber. On ioeal
Sdmrcu'ptHtHg Of llrtsr, Der bar hdut
m9rtuerotat 6elo ON Rnrsmiooel, er 7r.
Silnter's SpGmp'Root.
3u fan erboIoe en- 9rsoeilaite abiolut frit
pr. Bot. aoresier 5r. Rilmer & 60,
8~ingbamtou, o. y, oe aRpu -7eeurahs
Bolien". Breoe b~eipares | bet norite Sprog,
ON iaa Cnites.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07
Eli Chcroolcr.

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bcIoe tit uuite Stcone / RiuueapoIis cn'
gang t Slni 0laareo bette Idr. %
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iamIe iis | Slot oa 6elsc. laa nt Tan Iaa
ct taIriet % soot Reoe.
Gf benz, Ser bipdnnet Stepret | 6er9iis
sails forIebeu CONNER. bar Der bit inc
gen, ser life feIte iis tatuemmelig for
@~uIeoninoeu til at billie paa santle Ters
rer o9 getieuSte. Seq trai poa bette
RsSe SI9stninse, iom ieg life bapoe
Yet elsr tolt meb, iioen ie9 40 aar torlo
reiite fra Roree; 90 bet er totllomt, ON
lea oiIbe babe truffet Dem mere ! bette
Qip, ON life bette Stepue bapoe freubuoi
N~rIeouiueen.
Rangc al os. Der citcu fonn bio en-
tiotia NIoer eler CT icot Der I Sanoet'
bar aIemt bort Taorsmaal. gi Tan tnle
Horif, men life Zig Tom Sar 90 yeor talte
bet, euer lom hi ietu lGrte bet, oa 81 bar
imau. Set bar milo en- iaro NpoeI'e paa
Stepnet / Sereus Sails at fad bere min
@peSebiaIeft taIt rent oe uforfalliet. Oct
manet frem @iueber ira Sarnoomstioen
/ 9toree, samIe Climber buffet irem.
Ses fsIte mig ing igien. 90 ben famine
griarins tror iee andre babe. Seq CT
berfor iulbt forpisiet ON, at i%aaoanus
9pebeitebner bar fin SpgaDe % tar
aisre itor Nptte.
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rer Sortihen til, Tom BET er bebit at glem'
me; men Winberne fra garubomss oi
llnebomstioen bsrer reo til De reueite
oa ti9reIte. Be ber life eIenmes. mer
heller opfriifes % bepares. 90 Der er
set, at gn9Se'teprerne fan bbe SiGIp.
Siben for bort r9Ite Stepre bill met
set fgrite Stenne BIZ beitemt. 90 naar
aunogiereIie berom iommer ! Slaoene.
bsr Eiterbsler operaIt mrrte 0utcen
meo en- rso Stree og giere iaaodnne
Sorbereoelier, at BET fan oil miIi9 FOR
benz at bindare Rsoet.
81. geeeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07
t1mgoomsbmiet I Bit.

ssor s a 10 aor iiben inbiumlebe BIZ
fineerne | amerit1 en- pen Iibeu Gum
icm SirIp FOR, at @its Renigbeo
Soan, Storage, tunoe faa fla ct odftert
Sroel / tin Girfe. Sette Gr6eioe intte
Rarter efter zig. iom lerse bill miubes
/ gfterIl9gteu, og a osiaa ct goot Or
empel for andre 89goelae | ameritd; t6i
ane bar efterpaa inoiamIet genge. suer
meb andre Orb tipnfet lin SsoebpgO
SraeI / beres airter eIer ~IienenSe, %
os elaSe @ipere az Iise eooe Tom partIis.
ia, tanife beore / en- bis SoritanS.
Eor omtrent ct Var iioen pdabesbnSte
gtts llrgbomsIag ct rnesst fort arbeioe,
nemIie at bbeee Jig eset Iln~soomslOiaIe.
efter Seaning af artitett grlenb Srpti
g~naningen 6Iir al a1eset flint llSitpr, itor
o Bit er bet, at he life tommer fra Del
rben 8iGIS. Teu Itulbe life Solset her
baaoe llnas % sSlbre. barre iaa rauit'
o. arbeioe, 10 bel 1T @runnen ripeu Of
ruoSe. steinen iiert paa 9LaSier. o.
mere list irit. iaa peb hi. at @iGloer
| piISs bIepet ifor. meset tor.
Simra er M frroig os Saeet er paa
90 Simlins, 9srur o. @Ias err iiett
ole Sseoer. babe ! ai9Ibers Sss6i o.
5taaOes SssSi; men ha Der ifal Cement
sulp i aiGIoereu eaer Baiementet. o
inoiattes @asee meIem arbeissrom o
9istteu os SdSerIm. % BERTH alrbnir,
paa llbiiSeu meo RaIins ~oberalt. iaa e
Der mseet isien enbm. 9i Deb. at )
YeHss, iOm iamlss ! Bit til ct iaa for