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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

it's foundation. Grand Chancellor s.
b. Montgomery will be the :etirins
officer, and he will be succeeded by
William H. Dunbar, Of Petersburg,
who is now grand vice chancellor
His chair will be filed by w. Frank
Stout, OF Clarksburg, the present
grand p1relate. Grand Keeper OF Rec
ords and Seals Maner Jenkins, Of
Piedmont, will succeed Stout, willis
Grand Master of Exchequer Mason H.
Smith, Of Keyser, will take Mr.. Jen'
lin's chair. The Office ot,Mr. Smith
will be filed by S. R. Nuzun, Of
Fairmont, while Grand Inner Guard,
John p. Arbenz, of this city, will take
his chair, and Grand Outer Guard 0
w. West, Of Auburn, will be elected
to the grand inner guard. The onlS
new office to be filed will be that o.
grand outer guard, This chair is tho
starting point in the march through
the offices Of the grand lodge, ant
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
.praaIdant HatlIiIeId RI tIred z polItle

President Hataeld IS tired of politics
and is thinking ot retiring Not & 3
bit 81 it He tells rs hesproposes stay
ing in the interesting game and doing
what be can to restore the Repuhll7I
can party 70 power
Dr.. Hatfield Is quite right wei
must get together We are not lso|
far apart as We we're before party dis
sensions enabIed the Democratic party
10 ride to, an easy Victory. IN truth,
ever since that disaster there has
been a gradual getting together more
Ior less unconsciously, on the part Of
lRephblicsns that argues Well for the
future. The nonsense and utility of
fractional strife is now seen by every.
body when the party conditions which
lied up to our Waterloo are recalled;
All Of that could have been avoided
libut there is no use shedding tears
lover split milk As a party we ought
to profit by that experience, and, at
1.-THE same time, take advantage Of the
riot and ruction within the Democrat.
lie organization. That Is quite as bad
4 "a trouble as the ones that proved our
undoing. And 1t promises to continue
a Ito grow. 1t is a situation that otn
dpeople should take advantage Of. The
'Ifrst opportunity to take the right
step toward these things will be offer
ed the state committee at its meet,
ling next month. DR.. Hatfield is q
4 member Of that committee, one who
Ills respected BY his colleagues and one
'Iwh6 wields a potent influence over
4 their deliberations. 1t isto be hoped
that they win see the wisdom Of look
ling at the party situation as he does.
4 Thtsy might adopt his terse afirma-
ltion: sWe must Get together" as the
d slogan to,guide them IN their import
liant deiiberations. It WILDE found t.
cover all the phfposes and hopes d
1.-THE meeting. 1t should be cordially
\ adopted BY each committeeman, BY
each and every leader present, and
llived up TO unswervingly by him in
the consideration Of the all important
4 questions that must be settled at thai
4 meeting, P'arksrsburg plspatch-New'
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wife, who had been following his fiighl
closely grasped d mechanics arm q q all 9
exclaimed in fear: et
ooh, th, bify;: Ss1e's falling! Ml
boy will be killed =
Niyss3of a half dozen other ava y 2
tors, whose attentio had been rtget9e y
on the plunging machine, that was e
carry tie second Victim Of ths daS
TO his death, rushed TO Mrs. John
stones side, and as the machine
turtled into the lake and out 81 \
sight, they tried 40 assure her tina
tombstone would suffer nothing wors'
than a duckfng.
"posslbly not. = exclaimed the fear
stricken wife, but you could see, t tnt
way the machine plunged, that 81
croix had completely lost control Q
Il oh, Why don't they hurry up ant
get out to him. r Some of you mel
mist take me TO ia boat SO ! can g
out and help him.
wife Distracted.
But BY this time a half q dozel
mechanics and, haltar attaches ha
rushed db to- the group They wills wills
E.pefed To, the, women surrounding Mrs
sJohnstone that she must be takel
back to her apartments in Michiga
avenue hotel. For five minutes Mr.
Iohnstone pleaded to be allowed Z
|,sross the ted and ont TO the lake
where her husbands machine ha
plunged. Them another mechani
rushed iup to the group and assured
Mrs. Johasto neathat her husband 'ha
,bren nlnsked nut ot the lake unharm
ed; that a. boat was bringing hif
ashore, and that he would join. her 7
the hotel itdne diately.
4Reassared by this sinformatioI
which had been deliberately invented
to calm HE fears 81. the await tors wife
she went back "A her hotel and hui
/ riedIy laid out apparel for her hui
band. For half an hour and more sh,
| waited, then a member Of the John
stone family, took her word Of tn
ayiators death. The young wife wa
prostrated. S
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lR.hgg.NlGRNER
"A Vigorous search y Being Matte &
Recover Body Of Easshe Ellis
Who Is'Beiisvsd TO be
+ Drowned.

The river Is being dragged today # in
search Il the body Of Eugene Ellia
who is believed to be drown. At q
late hour this afternoon nothing had
been found. Ellis is said to have left
his home Monday evening to come TO
this city to get some butter. He has
not been seen since Monday night
%heushewas about 70 return home in
his eahos The Canoe was found req 11's;' !
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Z

5If YOU illSlsten for fewmlnutes
I'VE hi giYe you I few items Tom
this part 81 The world X
The weather still continues 70 be
div and hot Our very oldest citizens
say that this has been tile digest and
hottest summer they ever saw
Mrs: James HaWker has been very
sick for the last few days; Dr. In y,
Vaughn, Of JoetoNyn, has been attend
ing her We hope to hear Of n ler
speedy re every.
tgiThere was quite q big game sot asei
ball at Big Elk Saturday afternoon.
samtown played Big EIk innlngs.
|At the close the score was ~ 20 ~,
In favor OF santown. Y \
{ Several from this place Intended
The meeting at Maxburg and repoEt
d good! service, Rev. ID y. cross
preached at Sp m. from u, Kings 20.
an excellent sermon. a,
MT. Howard shriver IS drilling g
water well. :; 6, II "
8ir. Jalines AslStaft, Of SVyattl
was calling on Miss Ettie Amos sun y,
day. as I.
DR.. Fudge ID stfl1 enjoy Ing quite 9
considerable practi ce. h. (. y. .
Rey. Richard Moore viii preach a.
the Duncan school house Sunday sA a
gust 90, 1911, at. 3 p. ms i nothing
prevents. J,
They had fee cam, pop and 3lela9 2 )
Iaaa sc n. q. 0fr's SATURDAY evening y
Ti1ose attending the district Sunday v
school conyentlon at Dents run W lasl
EThtffs day from th1s place were y. WIS !;
\ i d. hawkins, Mrs Charles Roberts
iiMiss PafmeIa Hawkins, Mt, w. Y
Roberts and Miss Beatrice Roberts.
4 \ M. Delbert jHawk er died at Man
In,net6fl AZ the home Of his sister
EsHHsiay. August is, 1911. Funeral ser
lcfces were held 1t the home Of MS I.
,l.Fents bys Rev. Blackburn Hal attei
which the remains We're laid TO rest
iIfh the fIawker cene tery
Herbert Duncan was a Manntng ton
caller Thursday last. Z.
r. L. StaTkey, Of Glide Fork, y
helping his father, Mr., 2, H. starkey
harvest his hay this week.
I Success to tie great paper
| &, llf,.s.Ei.l I, > RAhHLS n
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.LoNa-EIiREp.p

~ E.
All tlia Is necessary to excite ana
stampede ne democratic press is for
Governor Glasscock to make a speech
some place and tell the people that
The political system Of the state
needs General cleaning up and that
as iar as lie 81 able to do SO he ex-
pects q assist in the work. His
chaliauqua speech at Moundsyllle
had his erect especially upon the
locHl organ ofsthat part Of the Dem
ocFaey which does not want prI-
nsagy election law and some other
things advocated by Governor Glass
cocband q large number Of their own
paFts
Az long IS the Governor continues
to ad2oeate purity IN elections and
denounces bribery and corruption you
may exepeet 70 hear the big guns
belch forth that incontrovertable ar;
guHent You're Aaother One and
I'D little ones will continue to FOX;
did around The dark places while
lie big guns are being swobbed out
and ollsd dc takes plenty Of oil to
keep d gnn in good shapel for another
Yoiley5 d the same argument You're
another Onei The local organ "long
iind this time and was possibly US
ing damp powder but by picking
littleEpow in the tube she went of
III gieht but there was nothing killed
as usual but space
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
,THE PARTY DEMANDS

we must get together" declared
Bf fIs n Hatfield president Of the
state senate. Andas very CONVINCING
evidence that he Ii glad to do his part
toward that end he announced in the
sansanterview that he is not a candi.
datesioF the nomination for governor
moi 40 asptrant for any other Office al
tdls time This doesn't mean e N thai
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
INTERN IAElsssuRes

Tbe remains ii the infant child oi
MI and MIS- Al. III cassels whose
death occurred yes terday Bel NJ q v,
F5jiIl iia taken tb SIarh s5trs Ihuraday
fatfnitijs where short Services will Oe.
Held at The Catholic church IRE clona
to tho interHsnt.
Casseday ,is "a cond flctor on tho
b and b. and Mrs, EBAY waH be-
.f6fe Her ilh1rias Ilss Al4fS Ne
Graw, of Mon6ngalt. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
AT lAsT.

Frank Munsey who has acquired
tame sas i magazine and newspaper
publisher is to be married, after fifty.
seYenS years ot single blessedness.
Ihs lsdy,s name Is Miss Lota Rob
inohs She lis thirtNhve. 1t took a
Twelve year Siege to win the battle
said. arkersburg State Journal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16
iI|IIGBIIIHER

Ida Gailiher was Frested8by Mar
shall d. b. Hupp yesterday tcl selling
.intoxlcants without Government
liicensc. she was taken elaslsanurs
III developed before me coRnis Us louer
that there vas not enough evidence
10 hold 6ertor8the tedefaI gFana iury
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4. ~ raason L q Z -ml1lueh s!oTlIested

for this reason 1t e q much 55 g
seat, sys i. tis 4
BUTTS d Candidate.
george Butts, 81 this city, one of
the best known KNIGHTS IN West VII
gina, was launched for this position
yesterday, and he has a stfoSg fol-
lowing in the northern section Of the
state. He is a member Of the Ohio
Valley lodge and is a son 81 e sE
mayor Butts. His candidacy was
launched by the lodges Of tie North
erh section Of the state and the W y!
Ing knights are confident that he Will
win.
Just as confident as the northern
knights are that they will elect Mr.:
Butts to this position. the Knights Of
1.-The southern section Of the state are
as confident that they viii elect their
candidate, DR.. E. A. Peters, who ts
one Of the best known Knights in the the
southern section,
Many cities are fighting for the
next convention and It is:a hard mat.
Tier to predict who will land the 1912
convention: Among those who win
ask for the convention are olarts.
lBatg, Falrmdht, Hunttngtop and
Parkersbhrg. This evening the fight
Will start in earnest for the next
meeting place between the rival cit,
les.
Pythlah Sisters.
The annual convention q the
,Ipythian sisters VIII convene this
\ morning. The ladies who are mem.
9bers Of this order, arrived in the city
during tho early portion Of the week
lwith their husbands and are being
entertained by the members 81 the
,IPythian Sisters lodge of this city
They will also elect officers on Fri
day. Their officers will be moved "
a chair Just as the Knights move VI
their officers. Following are the
grand temple officers Of the Pythiar
Sisters: j
Grand Chief-Mrs, sathe Lowry, 9
.IMartinsburg.
Grand senior-Mrs. Helen Moore
Iof Parkersburg
Grandd Junior-Mrs. Bertha calyer
LOT st. Adams.
Grand Manager Mrs. Hattie Nor
rlson, of Berlin.
!, Grand Mistress OF Records anad GO
/. respondence-Mrs. Dora Trimmer, Q
Huntington, II
! Grand Mistress OF FinaRce-Mri
,jIElixaBeth Snyder Of Charleston.
Grand Protector Mrs. Anna Hoh
} man, ofs Morgantown. ,,ss
!. Grand Guard-Mrs. Elizabeth Har
i Of McMechen.
Past Grand Chief Mrs. Miriam Ba
rows, Of RayensYood.
supreme Representatives Is MI MI
Mamie Harlwicke, Of Huntington an
}. Mrs. flora Etta Barbe u MorgSit0wt
Alternate Representative r Mr.
J Theresa Rszsr Of Piedmont ; Is IElnF
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~ IIi7s 'tVI7I--T
s.:BIBI'YIS5
BRIDGE COMPANY STATES THAT
STRUCTURE WIFI. BE READY IN
THAT STlBIEA4TE4E MATERIAL 10
SHIPPED.

The electric line Of; the Clarksburs
and Weston ELECTRIC Railway company
TO Mt. Clare win, be finished by FRI
day night all except the bridge at the
Old Fair grounds at Clarksburg. Part
81 the material for the bridge was
shipped by the York Bridge Company
yesterday and the remainder Is to be
Shipped tomorrow The company
says that the bridge will be ready
within ten days from the time thai
the material Is Oh the ground.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

iiflhhutactat cfs of btlGuets must have
stcesstbsa cheap coal stfpbly not suit
able for the market N Its natural
state. The most successful ma Sers
nave their own mines and utilize Az
friQusts TIE sack and fine e9ai t ~
which thess II rtosHaSket. i$i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

obptract has been ent cred into hyy
ia American c6ncefh3tof tie purchase
81 an patents and rights for the Uni.
ted States !appertaInibg to the use 81
tie SGRleuder-R ohreI or centrifugal
process FOR the manufacture ~ Steer
reinforced rhollow tubes, piites, poles,
piles and like porducts.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

It E y . as / . Il
iflyers have dipped and glided here fo q
three days, and experts say seVerail
similar accidents have been Narrowly
tayerted. !,
Badger flew as he formerly drove
.ractng automobiles, purely gas an an
amateur. He was an Intimate friend
Of Louis strang, the automobile race
driver who died beneath the engine u
an automobile In Wisconsin some
months ago! 8 80 ".
Through strang, Badger became IN
terested n aeroplanes and both pc
came amateur aytators. The meet esl
IShere, which began last Sunday was
badgers first public appearance.
Johnstone's accident was, due ac-
Ifcofding 10 expert avlators, to asiIllt-
Han unsupported flaw in the mechatl:
| ism Of his nonoplane. Justswaaltl9t33lt
was probably never will be known,
,asstha engine Is deep in the lake and
Isthe wood and canvas OF the planes
IWefe broken and scat tered BY the tr!e:
lsmeid0us impact with the surface 5ot
IIthe water N ny
tlitfe, secs lchnstone Fell.
III Johns t0ns' actual fttll w.
messed ~ his Young vile altpotsl
l!it was not init hal ( mn llonrs latet
lsfiat size was Informed Of liis dpata'
4 Ks iiionopiane tered IA inldRirl
then crashed Downward to tie slls.
Face Of tho lake, tlle young aYlAIgr 8
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

Dont orgef 70 call u tie South
side Pharina 81 Thursday Friday and
Saturday to get d cake oil the ianoua
Maxine Elliott Toilet soap FREE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

Old MaidAGuard, j would like d
compartment to myself all the way
All right, miss Just put yoar head
out at the window. at each station! ~
london Opinion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

nan 4 foree IL eall 1t tie soutlli
Isiaes pharnia 81 Thur ay,s Friday and
sattrt III Ia q Il calt of the tatlotls
Maxine Elliott Toilet soap Flslsis
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

Lodger-I thought you told me You
had electric light in the house?
LANDLORD Ito his wife, Wife where
Is that pocket lantern somebody left
behind last year? Flieg ende Blaet;;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

Nrs Ellen Spencer Mlssey, tfe wot
man lawyer otsWashington, Is pre-
iinarin6 4 synopsls Of state laws per
iSining To women and win expopIld
.ths M tits III thef lex under the ID
!tfs nternati 6nal Council of Women.
which viii be held In holm, we
dor, next ptsnber.
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MEN AND WOMEN.

nv waking rom Denver Col, 70
sbTfhgheId, Mass, a distance Of I &
AK miles by the route that he follow
ed. william Henry Chapman Of Chey.
te1ae. Wyo., rs to receive $4,000 and
the expense money spent on the trip.
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Il got ny haad stung BY sea '1et:

Tic. ~ 4 - 4 ~ g. IS
i aTerribie; toosbad. "
at wasn't sobad. -Four young men
Insisted on holding my hand al; at
once. Louisville Courier-J ournal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

Rev. Dr. r. A, Torrey we'll known
az an evangelist, has feceiyed q call
M become dean Of the Internal tonal
PBlble institute altos Angeles, Cal. pr.
ETorrey has accepted: He will take up
iii duties .wlienehe returns from an
extended eyahgellstic tour abroad
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

53Representatiye George w. Norris
AZ ia Fifth Nebraska district, has
|Hade definite ahtottn cement Of his in,
|tention to be a candidate for the Uni.
ied states Senate against Senator NOT \,
lds Brown whose term will expire IN
1918. 4 s 4 ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

ii understSid The last biz prize
.tisbt was st6bpsd because one Of the
rfinclpals was overcome by liquor..
yes. the moving picture operator
was badly Jagged. cleveland Plain
Dealer. z,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

PreacHer-I cSnt interest folks in
their mansions Iii the sky.
Real Estate Agent Take a tip from
me: / always make q picture with an
auto standing atthe door.-New York
Sun. Es &.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-16

yictimsay durn ye, you've pulled
the wrong tooth!
Dentist-From the way. you hollored
h itli6hPht i had hold OF the right one
but we'll ca1I ii my mistake. Chicago
Tribune.
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perkins looks worried. Must have
some big problem ON his mind, X
Eyes. he's trying to- figure how 20
at d 1910 mortgage TO q 1911 touring
car II
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Published Daily Except sunday and !
Semi lveelv 81 no lgaifTnont West
ylHinlan Pnblishing ompahy a q
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PUBLl Axiom OFFICE,
iacohs aliIdins Monroe street
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Splnbrpaup.

Sorbenp9renbe Treit / Spnooen,
iioen Preif / ben 6orenebe 8irfe o9
&ebaftsr af "2utberaneren", Carl
Otto aubol og Suitru &anoi, fsot
&anuml, feireoe Senoag ben lite Of'
tober Sslobrpu,,p | lit Siem n9r
Wpnticelo, Minft. De Getepiehes
lite Oft. 1886 i @aIbin9ton Grairie
Strife, Soma, af DIR. 9. aoren; Ders.
Iubol er ogiaa Ell al DR.. 8orens
9onfirmanter. Otter Sulmeiang
% 9en I9ite 9ait. Gabl ben 92oe
Gapios Saline pg boIbt en- fort Gale
oper DC Orb 1. Gam. 7, ~: "Sio.
til bar Serren bii,lpet os."
IiiS Sba Tufte, en- Salpisiter at
Mrs. Mubol, par fonlnlen Den LANCE
Bel fra @aibington Brarie for at
bore tilitebe, e~fteriom bun ogiaa bar
/ beres grpIlilp for % Iar fioen.
S,n bapbe ogiau bragt meb noget
Sslptsi fra oeres 9rober og fig ielp,
og De faa 8i9'tcr al oS lagbe iam-
mel nogle S~slpoolars o9 operrafte
g%rltbeparret. Gait. aubol taffebe
paa egne og Silitrlls Segne for ben
,,pentebe 9gresbepisning. Iubol Hut.
tebe for fem Mar iiocn meb &ebaf-
tio~nsarbeibet pao 8ritno at ipeffet
SeIbreb og bar ii0en pGret Sarmer.
3 oe fioitc 81 adr bar ban bolot
fig til min liae, @eniabeo Wonti-
cello og er for Ei0en bens Sefret9r.
RogIe al apinocrne bapbe bragt
peIipIote Wabfurpe meb, iaa 9rltben
bIep fritaaet for at Iape Niooag til
8iciterne. r.
IuboIS bar bapt ii @sril, at bpilfe
finn fire Gutter cr ilipe, og De cr aae
(. 8. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Smaapiuf.

- Mrs. Sobanna 6Iotcn ira So'
fire, ga. rciitc ioog til 6arrinQtor,
q. Gof., for Of beiegc lin ocrboenNc
Ger.
- Ter bIco / Scptcmbcr Woorch
I'll Gountuto@icrcr &crgcuion bctoIt
$4,000 / Sfattcr, oItioo ca. So 800
pr. Coa.
- Mrs. :. z. Sobnion ira @oib.
irQtou 4rojric reiite 2orooQ iii
2ofeijcIo, M}iur., for at bcipac lin
o(rbocnbe SUn.
- GoumtNcuoitprcn uNItcotc /
Septcmbcr Ioaue6 III So1tbcuiI,
Iin8ct (2iccnicS). Gette cr ooQ
fGrre ems ii6itc aar.
@tii& Mabel @oIporion fom i
Gir$oo9a tiIboge fra @}ittca, 2.
Gof., bUor bln bnpbe pGret poa en-
&iiit hos &icn0te.
MtrS. :. u. Woaart, iom / en-
IRE Tigers lio bar ppret / 9cipa /
gla0iion oa andre @pcr / @iScouiin,
tOm biem iiOite ll9e.
- q. 6. @ccf, ser irStil iornoIiu
reoigerte @Iooet "GSiion Bee, itge&
al boUe taget aniPttelie meo glaoet
"SouruoI" Der / @pen.
- Mrs. W. S. @oqitt reiite iibIte
llge til Spofane, @oib., bpor bun
niI tiIbringe en- IGngere SiO hos fin
gfono og Ssu. Der Dor oeruoe.
& 6. @, stensIanS, Der Dor /
9Rrbeoen al Rabel, por ii6ite Sirs.
Dag Der | gDen Tor at eisre Sorall.
iioItuiuser til at i9I9e enoeI Of line
Sbortboru 9reoturer.
gait. 8. 6. Sdmiot upIpier,
al Der paa 8rrno al Semtiaarsieiten
oeb 2utber College life bill bIipe no.
gen @rbstieneite / Oecornb Renig.
BEDS Strife n9ite Ssnbog.
q Sfuopenee for piIbe 9Dr no,
betale Gountpnuoi.sr Gbriitopber /
September 1855 % / Sftober bar
ban ubbetalt 1868. Oct aIlermeite
af bette 8elsb er for @opbers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
GYfus .Dafcine.

Sra Waiibngton meobeIes, at Ser
fsoerale Sunobeosfommisiion itprft
anbefaIer Sn~oiprsitnina al ben npe
E~pfuspafcine iom MibbeI MOB Ser
pcfebercn, iom iortiben arasierer
Iemt | npltcn ole 9eIe al 2anbet
commissioner gipr opm9rfion
paa, at @afcination iom 6orebpggeI.
iesmibbel moo 9erpefeber Dor pit
lnroeles gunitige HeinItater / Or.
meei1, bpor ben aaerebe / IGngere
Sib bar p9ret unoenbt paa ole Sol.
batter rnber 40 Iar.
"Mnti Eppboib" . 8ofcinationer
formaar bog life, flyer 8ommisiio.
men, | ole Silieloer at iorbinore
Spgoommen, men ben begrpnier BEN
laltalo ! b%etpbelig @rob. Spis Ser.
Toner, Tom er pafcinereoe, alioepel
angribcs at 6eberen, pirfer ben / en-
meget minore Sorm iaa ben iieIben
bar Ssoen til SeIge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
sra Goncotota College.

Goncorbia College begpnote fit en-
ogtpep.aarige Sfoleaar ben 3bie
Sftober. 9a Br9iibent S. 81. aas-
gaaro ienere ifal ~illoiGttes / lit Gm-
bebe iom geitprer, par Der ingen
itsrre SsitibeIigbeb beb aabningen.
Eraiioent Iasgaarb boIot en- fort
Sale til gleberne, og oct iamme eior-
De YaIt. s. Eeterion fra 9pen. Ser
bar ct ganife fort IntaI gIeper TIL
itebe peb aabningen, De fleite npe.
Se gamIe gleoer peb SfoIen fommer
ienere. l1oiieterue for ct fort Intal
peb Sfolen iaar er gobe. Ssitarbei-
Set er meget foriinfet iaar paa 8runb
at &egn, % ba DC leite al bore Gle.
Der fommer fra Sarmen, iaa font
mer mango tent til Sfolen / Ssit.
Oct foraaria9er crtra @rbeibe babe
for 2Grer os gleper, men man faar
feie fig / bet iaa eoot man fan.
Oct er baaoe inipirerenoe og op-
muntrenbe at babe megen oppoft
ltngbom rrnot fig, oe BET bar hi, rua
BET er en- 2pit at mberpiie. 81 bar
Elabs for fere Der peo Goncorbia.
9e npe 2erere peb Sfolen iaar er:
Rreiibent s. 81. aasgaarb, &eIigion
% Siitorie. Raitor e. I. Waion,
Gngelif. Wr. gilbert Iasbal, "Ma-
mlaI Sratnine". Wiis @argaret
2atpion, Gang, og Scr. 80. Seller,
8pmnaitif.
Gen Site Sftober bill bli en- flor
Seitbag for Goncorbia College. Ire-
iioent s. q. Iasgaarb ifal 90 inb.
iGttes / fit gmbebe. 9aa famine Tib
ifal SfoIen feire fit tppeaarige Sl,bt.
IGrum. Brof. @scfmon fra BEN
Sorenebe 9irfes Semir,ar ifal bolce
5eittaIen pna Norif, og Erniibent
gse at @aIborf College, Soreit Gitp,
Sa., ifaI boloe ben engeIife. Der
blir ogiaa ct 8roeram beitaaenoe at
Gang og Ruiif. e..