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The new era., 1911-11-09
GEN ERAC.

Brig. Gen. P. H Ray. L. S. A, re-
tired. died suddenly at Fort Niagara. y.
Y. aged seventy. Gen. Ray was in
active service from 1861 to 1906,
Robert Patton Lisle. aged sixty
seven, pay director of the United
States navy, who was retired with
the rank OF rear admiral, died sud
denly at his home in Philadelphia from
heart disease.
Joseph Pulitzer. proprietor of the
New York World and the St Louis
Post dispatch, died aboard his yacht.
the Liberty. in Charleston. S. c.. har-
Dor. The immediate cause of Mr.. Pull
itzsr's death was heart failure.
Because of his youth, Earl Gilchrist
of Little Rock. Ark, a negro de
clarsd by his parents to be thirteen
years of age. will not be hanged as 4
jury decrsed. and the Supreme Court
affirmed. but viii serve fifteen years
in the psnitentiary.
Complete control of an the rail-
roads OF the country by the Interstate
Commerce Commission and virtual
elimination OF the state commissions
from such control. Is torsshs6owed in
an opinion handed down by the Su-
prsme Court Of the United States in
Washington The court held that here
after all equipment used o. any rasl-
road which Is 3 highway OF intsrstats
commerce. mus; comply with the fed
e.al safety appliance act
The new era., 1911-11-09
COLORADO STATE NEWS

citation, in Colorado Springs, went on
record in opposition to the acceptance
by Secretary of Agriculture James
Wilson of an honorary vice presidency
in the Brewers association.
Farmers of the Grover country will
grow emmer next season, many hav-
ing secured seed from Wyoming and
planted this fall. Although the cost
is $40 per bushel. the crop is expected
to yield 1870 bushels to the acre.
The Knowlton Construction Compa-
ny of Denver filed suit in District
Court in Pueblo against the Pueblo
Rocky Ford Irrigation Company for
$12,24S said to be due on a construc
ton contract southeast of Pueblo.
c. V. Hudson, owner of the City
hotel at Victor and employed as a
miner at the Portland. was danger
ously injured when a rock fell, driv
ing a candlestick, which was in his
hat, into his skull.
The Woman's Club has started n
movement for better drama for Den
yer. A branch of the Drama League
of America will be organized to place
the taboo on all bad plays that come
to town and circulate enthusiasm for
the plays considered worth while.
With $4,000 tons of beets ground
and made into 5000 tons of sugar by
the three factories of that district in
the last month, and with the sugar
campaign but fairly well begun, this
seasons output promises to exceed
all others in the Greeley district.
South Platte and other ditch own
ers who appealed from Judge Gam
ble's decision defining the storage sea-
son of water in reservoirs have filed
$4,000 bond in the Supreme Court,
putting into effect the decree issued
by that court stopping the storage of
water in northern Colorado until
April /, 1912.
Ticket scalpers who are found gull
ty the second time OF contempt of
the Federal Court for violating the in
junction obtained by the railroads pre-
venting them from operating, will go
to Jail for a long stay, Judge Robert
+ Lewis of Denver told four alleged
scalpers who were before him ana
discharged for lack of evidence.
The needle with which Josie Meek
er sewed her blanket dress when she
was captured by the Indians who
killed her father, n. C. Meeker, found
er of Greeley, on the White river in
1879, is to be presented to the Gree
ley Historical Society by Mrs. Sarah
Inman of Denver. TO whom Miss Meek
er gave it soon after her rescue from
captivity.
The new era., 1911-11-09
To Move Dry Farming Congress.

Colorado Springs,-rhe headauar-
ters of the International Dry Farm
ing Congress here will be closed and
Secretary Burns expects to leave with
in ten days for Lethbridge, Alberta,
Canada. where the 1912 congress will
be held. The November and Decem-
ber numbers OF the Dry Farming
Bulletin. the official organ of the con-
gress, viii be issued from here. The
December number, containing the re-
port of the congress here, will be is
sued early in December.
The new era., 1911-11-09
Company Must Pay ROYALTIES.

Denver.--As soon as papers which
are being prepared arrive from Wash
ington. the government will file its
long-talked-of suit against the Central
Colorado Power Company seeking to
compel the company to enter into n
contract with the government to pay
royalties for the use of right of way
through forest reserve land which it
is now using.
The new era., 1911-11-09
Y. M. c. A. Conference.

La Junta.-The boys conference
held under the auspices of the Y. Nj.
c. A. of Denver closed It's three days
session here. The general purpose of
the convention was the moral uplift
of boys and the advocacy OF Christian
training in connection with their daily
environment.
The new era., 1911-11-09
Wolf Hunter Transferred.

Meeker.-By n recent decree of the
White River forest reserve officials,
Joe Beach. the famous wolf hunter, is
TO be shortly transferred to the Arapa-
hoe reserve in Laramie and Grand
counties, thus taking from Rio Blanco
county the man, who by his wonderful
work. assisted in bringing the stock
industry here up to the highest point
The new era., 1911-11-09

OF productivity and profit. The wolf
is OF all predatory animals the most
destructive to stock. In the Arapahoe
reserve these wolves have become so
numerous and are such pest that a
bounty of $50 each is offered.
The new era., 1911-11-09

In duel of toes in which beth Rich
and Burgess covered themselves with
glory, the University of Colorado men
won the initial game on its schedule
from the University of Wyoming on
Gamble field at Boulder by a score of
is to 5.
The new era., 1911-11-09
rransIs wals. co,npany ,ra,esea.

New Neutrality-suspicious. oc the Tri'
snsie Waist Company, in whase place
On the eighth, nints and tenth sscorS
u the Asea es,iiains, las girls snG men
were harmed - death, NAreh- - lsst
Will have 10 SC to TRIAL sooa srasr in
esc,sasa.s.
The new era., 1911-11-09
To Paw for Y. M. C. A.

Grand Junctlon.-To raise 100000
to pay Off the Indebtedness on the Y.
M. Q. A. building. n subscription cam
paign to run ten days will commence
November Goth.
The new era., 1911-11-09
Unique Irritation system.

Greeley.-R. C. Wykort. living wes,
OF Ault. has filed maps and statement
OF unique irrigation system which
he will build for his farm. combining
ditches, reservoir. pumping plants. use
OF springs. etc. at cost OF $4,000.
The new era., 1911-11-09
wcr,ern Newspaper Union News sorvie,
COMING EVENTS.

Nov. 1<-16.-Amcrican Apple Con-
Eress. Denver
Nov. 13-19--Amcrican Apple Congress
yer.
November Colorado Tcnohers'
Observation-Disclosures.
The new era., 1911-11-09
Les Angeles Voting fer Mayor.

los Angeles.-iaeomple, returns
nom the city primary give for mayor
Hartman. Socialist. s.7os, and Alex
ander. Republican. $500
The new era., 1911-11-09
c. RI, az. employees Favor Strike.

CAiossa-'The strike vote taken re-
Gently Snsong employees OF the Chicago,
Rc,S Island 4 Pacific railway. WAS in
favor et s strike
The new era., 1911-11-09

All the world may be stage. but
unfortunately We can't always hear
the prompter.
The new era., 1911-11-09

In this world one must be little
too kind to be kind enough.-Mari-
vaux.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
Election Notice.

To the electors of the city of Lancas-
ter, Wisconsin.
Notice is hereby given that city
election is to be held for the several
wards of the city of Lancaster, on
Tuesday, the 4th day of April, A. D.
1911 at which the officers named below
are to be chosen, VIZ: - --e.
An assessor for the unexpired term
of E. E. Mccoy resigned, being for
the term of one year. 1..,
One Alderman and one Supervisor
for the 1st ward. @
One Alderman and one Supervisor
for the 2nd ward.
One Alderman and one Supervisor
for the 3rd ward.
One Alderman and one Supervisor
for the 4th ward. --r-
One Justice Of the Peace for / year
for the city at large. - --rs,
Two Justices of the Peace for two
years, for the city at large. - -,
Also, petition having been filed
according to Sec. 1864, Statutes Of
1898. and an election having been
ordered as provided in said Sec. 1565a
Therefore;
Notice is hereby given that an
election to decide whether or not any
person shall be licensed to deal or
traffic in spirituous, malt or intoxicat-
ing liquors or drinks, as beverage,
in the city of Lancaster, Wisconsin,
will be held at the same time and
place as the regular city election, viz
Tuesday April, 4uh, A. 2. 1911 at
the regular polling places in the
city nall for the respective wards.
Polls open at o'clock a. %. and
close at 5 0 clock .. M.
Dated March 18th, 1911.
Attest: JOHN M. STONE
City Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
Memorial Day.

Editor Herald: I noticed in the
write-up of the meeting called by the
mayor to appoint committees to ar
range for Memorial Day exercises,
these remark able lines: Tt will be
noticed that none of the committee
are composed of the members of the
G.. A. K. and it's associate order ex-
cept that on decoration. The decora-
tion of the graves and the soldiers
monument with its attendant cere-
monies is part of the work called
for by the ritual of the ". K. G. :"
Yes, we noticed it, and we noticed,
too, that the Memorial Day exercises
stand just as they have stood for years
left almost wholly in the hands of
the W. R. c., whereas the @. A. R..
men asked the exercises be put in the
hands of the citizens, as it used to
be. There is another order whose
ritual is identical with the Post ritual
it also calls for the same kind of
work, even more strict. The citizens
and the Ladies' of the q. A. r. are
now disbarred from taking part as
heretofore
The committees have always had
citizens on as we'll as g. A R. men,
as to program, etc., and no patriotic
person wished to turn down these patri-
otto q. A. r. men, but as they wished
to shift the burden on to younger
shoulders, many that feel their wish
should be obeyed. and that the citizens
should take hold all together. Not even
an organization composed of the near
relatives of the veterans themselves
mu Oh less an order whom half are not
related in any manner.
Then everyone could feel free tc
take hold, whether belonging to W.
r. 9. or not. No one will or can be
free as it has been arranged, so far a;
the decoration Of the monument is
concerned. as it stands now-and most
of the names on that monument are
from all parts of the country and not
many Of their relation belong to the
w. r. G.
Many years ago attended a meet
ing of the citizen for arranging fol
Memorial Day and only seven were
present, yet the committees were ap
pointed and the exercises were more
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22

Mrs. W. B. Carter has been
seriously i'll but is some better at
present.
Geo Jackering of Waterloo,
spent his 28th birthday, last Saturday,
with his sister, Mrs. Austin Ferrand.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ferrand
entertained John Jackering and wife,
of Burton, and her brother, Joe
Jackering, arrived from Atlanta,
Wis. Monday for brief visit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22

Will Hauk, Of Burton, was a cal
Ter Saturday.
Henry Weist Jr. was here from
CassvilIe Friday.
j. F. Graham was over from Liv,
lngston Monday.
Erwin Washburn was down from
Montfort Monday.
p. ]. Brandt, of Potosi, was in
Lancaster Monday.
F. W. Feiker, Of Cassville, was
IN Lancaster Monday.
Joseph Reynolds, of Potosi, was
IN Lancaster Saturday.
M. Fl. Dillon, of Muscoda, was
IN Lancaster Monday.
William R. Reed, of Potosi, was
Lancaster visitor Sunday.
Andrew Anderson. of Montfort,
was in Lancaster Friday.
Lon Wayne was in GAINESVILLE
last week returning Monday.
Mrs. A. Wayne announces that be.
ginning with April 1 the price of
milk will be reduced to six cents a
quart and three and one-half cents a
pint.
Miss Lillian Stevens received a
visit Monday from her friends, Mr..
and Mrs. A @. Farrar, of Duluth,
who stopped over here on their way
home from trip east,
Don't forget the chicken pie sup
per to be given this evening in the
newly completed dining room in the
basement of the M. E. church. The
NJ. 3. ladies have a famous reputa
tion for their chicken pies.
d. Crichton & Co. have had the
interior of the show windows of their
store fitted with beautiful dark color
ed golden oak wood work, which adds
greatly to their attractiveness anG
adaptability to artistic window dress
ing.
Circulars have been issued calling
attention to the educational depart
ment Of the Big Badger Fair. August
20, 80, 31-Sept. 1, 1911. County Supt
j. G. Brockert is superintendent of
this department which is open to the
pupils of the Grant and Lafayette
counties who have attended school at
least five months during the school
| year 1901. The rural and graded
school students do not compete in the
same departments but the work is
classified in order to give everyone a
fair chance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22
Wanted.

Girl or woman who can do pastry
cooking we'll Need not have had
previous MOTEL experience
Also girl to do laundry work who
can wait table. No heavy work, All
washing and ironing done by gasoline
power.
Good wages, rooa and board in
both cases.
Apply by letter Immediately.
WRIGH1 HOUSE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22

beautiful than ever since, and in that
day there was no patriotic organiza-
tions in the city. The orders should
take hold a citizen and all be IN the
hands of citizens. X
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22

1t pays to buy good ribbon ribbon
with a good feel to it. Crichton s
is the place to get it,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22

FOR sALE-Completa Case thresh-
ing outfit with 90 horse power engine
and Sc inch separator. Inquire of
John Flesch, Route 2, Lancaster 1tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-22

caster Monday.
#. j. Wurster. of Potosi, visited
here this week.
j. McGovern, of Potosi, was in
Lancaster Sunday.
-Alonzo Wayne was a Fennimore
caller yesterday.
&C. Campbell, OF Potosi, was in
Z ancaster Monday.
j. J. seipp, of Cassville. was in
Lancaster Monday.
Olaf johnson, of Fennimore, was
in Lancaster Saturday.
Emil Grattan was here from Glass;
Vile Saturday of last week.
Louis Henry was over from
Bloomington Friday.
Ora Adams, Of Bloomington, was
in Lancaster Monday.
Arthur Knapp, of Madison, visit
ed at home this week,
w. P. Peters, of Dodgeville, had
business here Tuesday.
M. Mcdonald is remodelling his
residence on west Maple street.
R. j. Latnrop, of Fennimore,
called on friends here Sunday.
Miss Grace Morrow visited wi tn
Cassville relatives the past week.
William Curley, of CassvilIe,
visited in Lancaster over Sunday.
Peter Esser, Of Casaville, was in
Lancaster Saturday Of last week.
C C. Sampson, of Platteville,
was d caller here Friday of last week.
&C. B. Dugdale, of Platteville,
visited the register Of deeds yesterday.
F, Fl. Grimm, of Cassville, was
in Lancaster on business Wednesday.
Fred Frechette, of Platteville, is
q new employee at the county home.
Will Nichols, of La Crosse,
visited relatives here the past week.
Sheriff Wesley Hymer went to
Livingston on business Tuesday morn
ing.
"a A. Stevens and F. H. Grimm,
of Cassville we've in Lancaster We'd
nesday.
Tom and Harry Biggin. of Glen
Haven. were county seat callers
yesterday.
Ora Wayne left yesterday morn
ing on a business trip to several points
in Crawford county.
"A proclamation by Governor Nc
Govern designates Friday May as
Arbor and Bird Day.
judge E. B. Goodsell presided at
a session Of county court held in
Platteville yesterday
"A fine baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Edwards
on Tuesday evening Of last week.
ON Monday Allen Eddy shipped
his household goods to Plains. Kas.
where he intends to make his future
home.
Misses Harriet Marks and Grace
and Mabel Stone, students in Law
renee college, Appleton. are home for
short vacation.
Hon. E. Ray Stevens, of Mil
waukee, judge Of the ninth judicial
circuit presided at session of circuit
court here last week.
The Ryland barn was sold to Jos
G. Bailey. who bid 1858 for the build
ing. The board fencs was purchased
by John Taylor for $22.
Mrs. A. o. Lee and children, of
Clarion, Iowa. arrived Yesterday for
visit at the home Mrs. Lees parents
MI. and Mrs. A. G. Budworth.
John Feicht, of Potosi, was ad-
judged insane yesterday morning and
was taken to Mendoza hospital in the
afternoon by Undersherif Horace
Hymer.
The members of the senior class
of the Lancaster high school are
preparing for the thirteenth annual
Judge Mills Oratorical Contest which
will be held early in April.
Lieut.. E. P. Lowry is expected
home from the PHILIPPINE Islands the
forepart of Juue. He has resigned his
position in the military service and
will enter upon another line of EN-.
ployment
Reports received as to the condi
ton of Assemblyman David Schreiner
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
DiIoe oaa paa Danoet.

Sra Wacon, Geo, berette8 BEN
17be os.: Otter at bare operpPret ct
"Solp Iouer" .Wieoe / Gait Wocon
iaanr gftes por Mrs. GIiSa Sborpe
iaa opfplot al religiss SSper, at bun
troeoe bun funoe gao paa gonOet.
Senoes Wano lao oppe meO ben6c
belle Hotten og forisgte at fna benoe
til of afitna ira lit 5ori9t. Nen bun
pnaitob, of ben0es Gro bar itGrf nof
til at beitaa Trsoen.
90 Manoen iorloo benoe forat gaa
til lit Irbeioe, iammenfolote bun
Here al fine Nabocr iom gibner og
LIB neb til Oen / g~t9rbeben ior6iflp.
benbe Glo.
Sun fog al fig Sfoene og aoabeu
% paoeoe iau no / 8nnoet. Sun bap.
De fun tnget nogIe faa SfriOt, Oa
Strsmmen REP ben0e operenOe % for
afiteo me0 benoe. 0a bun ii Winu.
ter i~elrere bIep bjerget ilano, par bun
aQerebe oso.
Senimob 100 Wenneifer bar glen
oioner til Srufningen.
Sragebicn oil rineliguis bare til
6elge, at ~SoIp HoQers". Seften ior.
plies ira Macon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Doosprocenten.
SnnobebStilitanben / Sanbets fcnrti
itbrite Spcr.
SeattIe | Sctcu.

GeniuSburealiet bar / oisie Gage
offentliggiort Ell itatiitiif Soeriigt
pper Ssbeligbeben | aQe Sanoets
9per meo ppcr 100000 Snobpggere
/ aaret 1910. Speriisten er uoar.
beioet uitber Spipn al Or. 6. g.
8ilbur, 9ilreauetS GbefItatiitifer.
Gen bsieite 9ebSprocent / 1910
blanbt &anbets 90 itore 9per bar
22.6 pr. 1000 Snobp9gere / Rid.
mono, go. = GernGit fom Mem-
pbis, Senn., meo 21.4 Yct., Seem
Orleans, Sa., meb 21.3, 9oT"4,
Wais., meb 1871, @aibington, D.
G., meb 1876, Birmingham, gIa.,
meb 1915, slbanp, g. g., meb 1914,
Baltimore, Wb., meo 1872, Itlanta,
Ga, meo 1879, HnibpiQe, Senn.,
meb 1877 og 6aa Hiper, Wais., meo
1874.
De Iapeite Ssosprocenter / 1910
bar fsleenbe Sper, bpor altiaa
Sunobebstilitanoen f~oruoi9tes at
babe p9ret Den bebite, at oppiie:
Seattle, @aib., 10.1, Eortlanb,
Ore, II, ct. Saul, Winn., lie,
minneapolis, Minn., 1873, Sof.
lanb, 9al., 1871, Spofane, @aib.,
IL og Iilipaufee, @is., 1873 lam.
menlienet meb fsleenoe 9soSprocen.
fer bet foregaaenbe gar: Seattle
10, gortlano 9.S, ct. Saul ia,
minneapolis 10.7, Oaflnno 14.2,
Spofune 1876 os Wfilnaufee 1871.
Hebenitaaenoe SabeI, Ser omfot.
ter ale gper meb en- gefolfnine paa
100000 Snbbpgeere eaer mer, angi.
Der GsbSprocenten, ale 9ebsaorio.
ger mebresneoe, i 1910 iammenlig.
net meb aaret forub:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Piolp for Settlere.

Senator Gamble fra Soutb "a.
fota bapoe iorlebcu en- aonference
mcb 2anofommisiPr Bennett, bpor.
unber ban nebIogoe en- meget energiif
Trctcit moo Den arbitr9re 3aaoc,
bporpaa Sc offcntIige 9anblope aomi.
niitrerebes / Den ueitlige Del al
Soutb 9afota.
DE forbaonocnDPrenoe 5ilitanoe
er umlIige," erflrrebe ban. 5or.
iinfelierne meo llbitebelien al Sfis.
Der og ~llpisbeSen meb Senipn til
gienSomsrctten for ct SIertaI al
Someiteaoernes geofommenoe pirfer
fuIoit9nSig Ianrmenoe paa alilags
neutrality-suspicious. og reiulterer
meget ofte / itore Sapn og ganife.
Iisbeber for Scttlcrue. De paaisrer
bpppig Settlerne itore os %unsopen-
bise llbgiiter og uirfer bemmenoe
paa Statens llbpiflins."
S%cnatoreu fol baoe peret ganife
bss, me ban formiloebes noeet peo
Soriifringcn ON. at 0epurtementet i
bsieitc Grab betlageoe Situationen
os lopebe at rette paa ben burtigii
mulis os i iaa itor lloitrGfning, Jon
be beliaaenoe 2ope tiaaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Uy 5%mmisrations'
RommisiUr.

s. s. WarfieIb / @ooenn err paa
Observation-Disclosures @soe
/ ct, Baul | Snsoags bIepet oaIgt
til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Min-
neiota. Nr. MarfieIo bar life, for.
trles Der, am0ibat til gmbeoet;
bans Rapn ifaI life engong babe boz.
ret nGont / ben 5orbinbelie, iaa
Weooelelien ON bans 8olg fom iom
en- iuIbitpnois SoerraifeIie. San
er iortiben Gountp 4ttornep / $50.
bena Gountp oa omtrent 40 aor
gammel.
Smmigrationsfommisiione be.
itaar al 8iipernsr Gberbart, Stots.
iefretpr ShmobG, Stotsauoitor Soers
ion, u. &. NeIion fra minneapolis
og s. S. RidoIs ira Sru8ee, boiIfe
nIle bar tiIitebe pna Wsbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Sulereiienoe.

Sra 8innipeg mebbeIeS Sen 22oe
December: j. BEL, @eneraIiuper.
intenbent peo Great Iortbernbanen
meo Sopebfnorter / Ct. BouI, Ser
onfom bio til 9pen / Gften, iortGl.
Ter, at Der foregaor Ell foloSiol Hei.
i%etrafif | @eiten ioor, og of ale Ne.
foroer oil bli ilaaet. Pasio9ertraii.
fen meb Surtigtoget "g9innipeg 81.
miteb" melem 8innipeg og ct.
BouI Ell ian itor, at Soget / cen ie.
mere Sio bar maottet beles | TO Sef.
tiouer. Sper 500 Basiaeerer afrei.
ite meo bette Cog igaar aites, og
antaaet bar enbnu itsrre ibng.
Soer 5000 err / 2sbet al &c ii0ite
Bar Tiger broget afiteo pao SitIebe.
iog / De sitIige Brooinier og DC
amerifanife Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26

oia ubnrpntes CHARLES 2. Seaep til
oen ueo CONNER SoItS Sorirrm.
meIie Ieoigblepne StIllins iom 81.
ltriftsoommer.
Den npe SsieiteretSoommcr poIg.
teS til 9iitriftSbommer i 1905 %
sienpoIgteS M / Scit ior en- m Ger.
min al Ter aar. San bar oaioa flo
Iigere inbebapt GmbpNet iom 3om-
mer / minneapolis Spret,
Mr. SoIts GfterieIaer iom 81.
itriftSoommer, 6. e, Seuep, bur ito.
Iiscre iuneeret iom ipecieI aSiiitert
hos 8eneralabpofoteu % iflIoe bape
tiItrooot en- I%ianenOe Stiaing ieien
ira 9egpnSellen nj oet npe Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
SfatteifuIferne.

Ger mcooeIeS fra 8oibiuaton, at
DC ca. 10000 aorporationcr, iom i
1910 forismte eIer nrgteoe at be.
tale DC lopbeitemte &orporationsai.
glitter, M Tiger of opuaa ct aompro-
mis- nreo Regieringen. Get or Sole.
iterettenS Staoipitelie al aorpora.
tionSifottenS 6oriotniuasmrsii9.
iom III bar bragt Dem poa oisie be.
ore Sanfer.
Hoget Sompromis oil Der oog,
beber Der, neppe bIi Gale ON. Seri.
moo bill DC, iom prompt betaler fine
Sfattereitancer, unogaa retSIig Sor.
ieIgeIie % De muIige gsoer, ser pa.
rierer ira $1,000 iii $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Pipmpenot Grpeoition.

Sra Rep Dorf meOoeles Ben 21oe
December: Sire Reolemmer at oen
pioe~nitabelige expedition UNDER sc.
belle al 9roiesior Siram Bingham
ira Gale lluiperiitet. Der oeoageoe
Waae6u gitu, en- ~ioripunoen 9p"
/ ben ipoamerifanife &eprblif Beru,
Ser eriiierebe isr Snfnernes Sib, er
ioag peubt tiIbage bio. g~rpeoitio.
mems 0teolemmer beitoo, iornoen al
Iroi. Bingham. al Sopoeraien
groi. 3. Senoricfiou. Arfpologeu
groi. $. Sucfer os @eoIogen 9roi.
.. 9opmon ira Dale.
grpebitiouen iorloo New gorf i
SUM og bar bragt meo iia Starter
oper itpre. biNtiI ~rloiorifeoe ggne.
Grpeoitionen beites osiaa 9oopen al
6ieIbet Goropumn. Sen u9it bsieiie
5ielotino ! Spoamerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26

ubsifter iclp. Gepartementet anbe'
faler Sprettelien al eft iorisgsuis, be.
sreniet Iaffepoitipitem paa Sano.
poitruterne og anilaar be hermeo for
bunone llbgifter til $4,000. Ge.
partementet ubbeoer Jig Songresien
9empnoigelie til at begrGnie Batter.
mes 9Ggt til II Bilno og til at fait'
iGtte Tortoafgiiten.
8ibere anbeialer bette Separte'
ment, at BET alltoriieres til at an.
penbe inbtil $4,000 iii en- forisgs-
bis SpretteIie al Suftpoitrilter.
s Sperilagene oper De sprige De.
partementers lebenbe nogifter note
res liben eler inaen Sorifiel Jam.
menlienet meb gepilgningerne for
inoepprenbe @ar.