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New-York tribune., 1911-02-03
CT Johns FIVE BEATS TUFTS.
6, Johns College defeated Tufts College
-, haeke,bau last night by score Of AZ
m "a The lineup follows:
Tufts f24).

Goals from nsd1Kee9Tsn Tn3ns a. a. IF4eGey 5ie6ay 80, g.
'to hu, 20, GUILTY 90, Fisher ~. Hart -.
Goals s"ff from foui-Traecey Cs crenny Qrilly
20, Fisher a. Subst!tutes-Iates Tor buckets.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03


r,rs, race (for two year-olds: purse s4OO; three
f,,rlonasI- American Girl. 100 G3utwelD. 70 /.
< IN Z and 10 B. won. Irish Town. 100 AN
dressC, ~ to /. 6 to and to /. second. High
brow, 100 tBurnsl, 10 ], % and 10 ..
patlioowouf Drexel H!ll. Frog Legs N-llo Nanny
WrDee, Captain Ingis and Gus Hartridge also
ran. ~, .,.. 1900. 80, .,.o
.,,,on "fnriongsl-Berts i05 CMcTaggartJ, o 70
10 / ~ and out. won Ben Lomond. li2 NC
cabeyt I 10 /. 2 10 and 70 10. second. Fire
wood Io9 (Faini, II 10 J. 10 l and to ..
con,npt. Aldivis, oakley. Senator Hubble and
Eastern Star also ran.
Tbird race selling; for four year-olds and up
ward purse. $500 one mile and seventy yarisi
,yen won. Francis Ray 100 Dunn. 10 !. 3 to
and & 10 T. second. shawnee lOi WILSON. 3
., I q 10 r and 10 .. third Time. ! :46S. Ny
Henry. Don Disz, hempi2n fark oehwaga
Siist also ran Beau Brumme bled and was
p"tg1 F6grth IN race handicap FOR e-year- -olds
purse 5000; one milc,1sana , an, Hill' loI Mc-
,oS spu,welD Is 70 ,, even and out, second f:
10 I buenper 100 OTolfsteini. II 10 . 10 10
n, "a out. third Time. l.4o3s. The Niger and
]. pt,,, - " race 1seng f'r four-year- and up
RI ~" rurse. $500: six furlongs)-Aspirin. l0s
WhisSt W5st1 aren 90 ~ / I % ! and 3 10 /. won.
King OF Yolo 1os Gould,; 10 70 !; to J and
ana s,ar,a Hvde Terson dor. ROYAL ONYX.
~. ID Eve White and Detroit also ran.
eiy,b race 0or four-vear- olds and upward
10 s4l0 one mile and sixteenth Cam
puiiFes- Ioe fRutwelD. 10 !. . 20 and even.
Won Firs' Peep 100 lBur1so, 70 J. even and
' ,o . second. "a Keck lo6 ,Wisonl 10 !.
: - , ana even. third Time. lHf. stoneman.
cGa,1cv slave. Christina and Our Hannah also
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

Red Doom is having his troubles in try
Ng 70 bring his star batsman, Sherwood
Nagee. TO terms. After raising his offer
recently TO d figure which the Phillies'
leader thought satisfactory, Magee replied
nat re would take 5000 or nothing, and
ina, ne would not sign three-year con-
uact under any condition. Doom says this
unreasonable as the Phillies have al
ready offered Magee more money than any
0Aer outde,dey in the league receives.
Tony Murray has accepted the manage
"ent Of Joe Shepherd, a promising light
Heghi boxer who has been on tie sheit
.o' Year nursing a broken arm. Shep-
as'a is ambitious 20 meet Johnny Mario
vile Beecher. Joe Bedell, or any other
tood lightweight.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

Leach Cross and Young Sammy Smith
r.il meet in the main bout of ten round;
AT the Empire Athletic CLUB to-nisht'
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

President Ben Shibe OF the Philadelphia
Americans spent yesterday here in con-
to-snce with President 3. B. Johnson OF
he American League and President 6. A.
Comskey of the Chicago Americans.
The announcement that followed the con-
ference was that Mr.. Shibe would wet
,bs worlds pennant in BETTING manner
nv bejng host AT a banquet TO be given
here m the night Of the American Leagues
schedule meeting
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

Hugh Chalmers of Detroit. has offered
,u.o automobiles 10 be given 10 the base
hall PLAYERS who do most for their team
in the season. decision TO be made by a
committee 81 newspaper men.
This offer is rather surprising in view o.
.5e fact that both major leagues took a
sand against the giving Of premiums f"9
excellence in batting at the meetings last
pecember. This action was made neoes-
ssry by the controversy growing out Of the
keen fight for the batting honors last sea
son between Ty Cobb and Larry Ialole.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-03

p,-on Bancroft Johnson, czar Of the
American League issued a call yesterday
from Chicago for the annual schedule
Meeting Of the league in thai city on
February Il This is the same date on
which the owners Of the National League
will meet at the Hotel Breslin, in this city,
70 adopt the playing dates for the coming
1sesSOn.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
FACTS ABOUT
STEEL TRUST,

The restriction of competition
which is in violation Of the law
was the prime object Of the organ
iz.rs Of the United States Steel
corporation, according to informa
ion which has recently come te
ligb. in Washington. When
forrupd, the steel trust had prop
cry valued at SGS2, 100000. But
it was capitalized at sl,aO2. 900,
600. OF the capital stock, S72O,
OOo. 900, or more than half, was
water. Three partners of }. i.
Morgan advanced S2S, OGO,0OO to
finance the trust and received
stock worth 800 500, 900. The
average rate of profit from 1901
20 1910 on the corporations actual
investment was ~ per cent. Al
though this combine is in exist
.nce in plain violation OF the law,
the Taft administration refused to
prosecute it. The Taf. admins
tration, however, co operated
with the steel trust by giving Sc
crets of our battleships to foreign
nations with the nnderst andiDg
that in exchange for these secrets
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
THE: TROLLEY
WINS IN THE
jtANERE1TE
ELECTION.

On Mouday Of tbis wrpk III,
piopettK iaxnaye,> Of on susie,
town, .|ranryrite. voted upoi
themselves a s,,vctal taN Of i mills
III fayaz Of the Southwestern
Traction Il Power 60 :, to aid and
encourage the hpildlnn Of the pro
posed cliry iine The result ol
the riectlai was as follows;
Numb a..so' ing ..Fo,1 the tax. lle
!" q esAgaiust7 e :. i,
x...f -.=..'. ne
Wv ''''''' > w. -" - ~
h79S'SSh'f'''. YOU" Foi, 9llo 's
Against S2,,o2s
A""rs any TO a choice. soS, 0Oa
Iwo weeks ago New Ibc,la
yn'rd ! similar tax Tor the benefit
If the same enterprise New
that .jcailespltc has ben as gen.
crna4, 1t II ~ - The trolley pro
motcrs 10 get busy and huild the
line
Reforr these plnc,iors the mr.,
| natn,., r.,,,,.dlv s.,a ,,. oo
biz that ii was M 10 then, 70 saw
whether they wanted the inter.
urban trolley line ng motif they
| wanted the llne. vote the lax.
The pcoule have spolpu rhpy
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
FIRST RICE.

On Monday Mr.. =. A. Conrad
shipped from this place the first
lot of new rice, some 30 sacks to
Bernard ~ GrIma, New Orleans.
This shipment was -ix days ear.
lier than the first rice of last year,
which he alsO shipped.
The rains, 80 far, have not hurt
the rice crop Of this section. 1t
is stated that the general rice
crop can stand Il proIongation tf
the rainy weather for three or
four weeks longer without doing
serious harm. High winds are
more to be dreaded than the rains.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
FOR lNTERURBAN
TROLLEY SERVICE.
Line From Spanish Lake to
Jeanerette via New iberia

Construction on the lnterurban troE
tey from Spanish Lake to Jeanerettt
via New Iberia vii be begun withlt
the next 30 days. according TO informa
tion received from the Southwestern
Traction and Power Company this
Wednesday. The citizens of Jeaner
cite and New iberia have voted spe-
cial tax for the project.
Messrs Z. w Crosby and Henry A
MONTE are president and vice -president
Of the com pany respectively.
The line will be II miles long from
Spanish Lake to Jeanerette. loop
aIording local service will be built in
New Iberia. This line is one of the
links IN the chain Of interuiban ser
vice being planned between Spanish
Lake and Morgan City, distance OF
6b miles.
The proposed line is exciting inter
i because II is the first important at
tempt at nterurhan service in Louis
lana. The capitalization is ! 100000
n. o. Item.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
ELECTRIC
LIGHT PLANT.
Some Changes Made in the
Personnel Of the Employees
and the Membership OF the
Commission.

On Monday afternoon special meet
ing ofthe Board of Commissioners OF
the New Iberia Electric Light & Wat
erworks Plant was held at the Office
Of the plant for the purpose OF dispos-
ing of a number of items Of business
demanding the attention Of the board.
BY resolution, formally presented
and adopted, the resignation Of Mr..
Walter Rroussard, the Chief Electri-
cian of the plant, was accepted. Mr..
Lawrence +. Villermin was elected to
fill the vacancy. He was invested
wi h the duties Of the Office of Super
intendent and his salary fixed at one
hundred dollars per month. This ac;
relieved Judge Brown of the duties OF
manager; he now serves in the capaci-
ty Of Secretary, devoting all Of his at
tcntiOn to the affairs Of the Office.
The resignation Of Mr.. q. { Laugh
In as member Of the Commission,
which was held over from the last
meeting, was re-read and formally ac-
cepted. Mr.. Clet Girard was nomiD-
ated and unanimously elected to fill
the unexpired term.
Since the installation of the new
system some fifty new fans have been
installed The meter system for fans
promises to be very popular, giving
the coneumer absolute control Of his
fan service, as he can limit II To his
actual necessities or pleasure.
The big direct current generator.
switch board and one Of the small
er steam engines was sold to Me-. Hen
ry Widmer of New Orleans. He for
warded his check in payment Of the
outfit. 1t Is to be shipped later.
Superintendent Villermin has been
devoting considerable time this week
to clearing the poles Of dead" wires
and otherwise Strengthening up the
pnttoc
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15

he countries lhu4 favored Vonl.l
gave a substantial contract To the
steel trust, The man WHO prr
mittcd the exchange OF vital GOV
"rnmenf secrets IN order that the
Illegal trust coul'l lncreas" IFS I'll
vldends was Philandcr G. Knox,
now secretary of state Mr.
Knox helped o,ganlze the steel
trust and went from The position
"f steel trust attorney to that of
nIied states attorney cen
cral =.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15

the earliest possible completion and
that he proposes to faithfully keen
| every promise made to the people
Of the parishes Of iberia and st.
Mary. Practically all Of the ne
cessary rights OF way between New
iberia and Charcnton have been
secured and recorded. The new
| inc viii lay about three to four
hundred feet west OF the public,
or parish, road from this city on
| down to Berwick. This may hc
something of departure from the
usual plans for railroad building,
bui as the line viii operate a sys-
tcm Of high-spccd motor cars, il
IS proposed to leave the choice
home sites on both sides of the
public road for future develop.
mont. This line, it is confidently
expected, viii have the Influence
OF so developing the territory
through which il viii run rs to
quickly bring about village CON
ditlon all the way from New Iberia
TO Berwick. Much has nccn done
in this direction already. The new
road viii cause the filling in OF
the gaps and encourage the cree
ton of finer homes
There has been no road building
scheme proposed for this section,
which has been more heartily en-
dorscd or encouraged by the pcO-
pie all along the route. The prop
erty taxpayers have assured the
Company tOnuscs of X3i5, 900, pre-
dicatcd upon special taxes voted
in the several wards of the parish
IS through which the Company will
build.
The Franklin directors Of the
road have determined to build a
splendid summer and Winter hotel
on the shore Of Grand Lake, out
from Clarendon. The road will
build a spur from the MAIN line
our to the hotel site on the shell
beach. This spur will be in the
form OF loop.
Besides the motor car service the !
standard steam locomotive will be
employed for the handling Of the
freight traffic. The freight traffic
of the new line Will find an outlet
over the rails of the New IBERIA q
Northern from this city. The
hcadauartcrs of the new company |
will continue to be in this city
President Welch proposes to re-
aIize upon those bonuses winch |
have already been voted and those |
10 be voted in the near future by |
the completion Of the line on schc-
duie time.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
W ATCII YOUR KIDNEYS

Their action controls Your hcalth.
Read what Foley Kidney Pills have
done tor your nclghhOr. Mrs. II.
W. Allen, Quincy, H.. eavss About
year ago my kidneys began both
crlng me had a swelling IN my
ankles and limbs, then headaches
and nervous dizzy spells, aud later
severe backaches. Waa getting
worse, when | began taking Foley
Kidney Pills. | kept on taking
them until Il was once more freed
Of all kidney trouble and suffering
I have a great deal to thank Foley
Kidney Pills for and shall always
recommend thcm.'
For sale at TayIor's Drug Store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15

Nlstaria Chapter, No. 81 .. T..
> htld y regular meeting ON MA-
daN evening ana carried two can.
dldatr@ through the degrees Of
the order. After The disposal Of
other work Of a routine character,
clearing the ca'andri OF the Chan
ter, The members adopted a reso
ln''on by which The Chapter
"calls off" ill the date of the first
meeting IN October next. I hls
was done III order To give the
members a rest through the hot
weather, and especially through
the damp RAINY season
After closing the Chapter in
rrgnlar form those present re.
pared to the banquet hall where
delicious cream and cakes were
served hy Mrs Emma Smith and
Mrs. Louis Pistcr
Those in attendance were, Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. White, Mrs. w. A.
White, Mrs. Jno H. Davis, Mrs.
Lazard King, MISS Elsie Monk,
Mrs. Sleeper, Mr.. and Mrs LOUIS
Pilster, Mr.. and Mrs. j X. OH
vI"r of St MartlnviIIc, Miss lisa
bell Mackay, Mrs. Emma Smith,
Mrs. Thomas Monk, Miss Bertha
Loeb, Messrs. A. Il. Murray, A.
x. Smith, w. Il. Reynolds, JOS.
WE'LL and +. i Millard.
Plans were at once launched for
'he opening meeting in next Oct0-
Der, and il these are carried out
~ limited it will be made memo
abb" occasion in the history Of
he Chapter. Both IL good time
,nd good things are in store for
hose who will he fortunate
'nough to be IN attendance.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
THOSN WHO TAKE FOLEY
KIDNEY PILLS

For their kidney and7bIaddcr all
mcnts, and for anndjing urinary
are always grateful
both for the quick and permanent
relief they afford, and for their
tonic and strengthening effect AS
well. Try Foley Kidney Pills.
For sale at Taylor's Drug store.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
ASSESSOR ELECTED.

On last Tuesday a general election
was held IN this Parish, to elect an
Assessor, to fill the uncxpircd term
caused by the death of the late Hon
l.. S Frcre, and 10 confirm the choice
of the democratic primary of June 80
field
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15

Foley Kidney Pills are composed
# ingredients specially selected for
their cof<etirs, helIin6 toific, and
stimulating affect upon the kid
neys,. bladierNhd urinasy yassag ges.
They are aEisepfio, alGdithic and
uric acid solvent.
For sale at Taylor's Drug Store
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
MOSS' CLUB SAUCE
Now y Cents. Buy a bottle.

Any subscriber not receiving his
;.aper regularly will please report
itme to this Office and an inyestiga-
ton will promptly be made by the
management.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
loose Leaf Ledgers, atMiIIards

For Job Printing go to Alillard's.
E. F. MILLARD. T'46 Printer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15

For Job Printing go to Milfard's
e. F. MILLARD, The Printer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15

MOSS CLUB SAUCE
Now Is Cents. Buy a bottle.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1911-07-15
BEAUTIFUL JEFFERSON TERRACE
WILL SOON Be OFFERED ON THE MARKET:

ON account Of :hc recent rains.
we have not been all" - complete
the splendid improvements Ne are
making on the property, and haye
been compelled {" postpone placing
it on the market.
WE INVITE THE PEOPLE
TO DRIVE OUT and inspect this
beautiful residence Addition and
the improvements thereon. and whom
yon see it, you will appreciate the
value and locality
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
Set tprfiife Stag.

Get nupGrenoe tprtiife 6lag, Den
reoe 9u9 meo Den buioe Salomaane,
bpis Spioier nPiten berbrer binan'
ben, iamt Den boioe Stierne, itam'
mer ira Sulton Ib.ul.a5i5's lib. )
oct 18oe os / g~egpnoelien al Oct 19oe
aarbunbreoe bar ioritieaigiaroeoe og
meo mangelags embIemer prpoeoe
5lag / grug. aomiralitibere fsrte
5lag al rso Silte meo tire Salo-
maauer, 90 5loegene par iaa tore.
at De rat ira 8aileu neo til Tano'
flaoen. Wubameos Sane bar boio.
Get bar aii6os, 9rofetenS gno.
lin9sbuItrus, lauge SIsr, fPitet til
en- 2anie. Get er oerfor urigtist at
tale ON Brofetens grsnne Sane,
Sigeiaa ieiIagtigt er oct, naar Oct be-
Der. OF oeuue Sane uofoloes
i iarlige 3ioer og unoer baaroe
aampe for Den ~%rette" Sro. 3en
meoisres nemlig itebie | ct 5ntteraI;
I mango aarbunoreber bar ingen
feet Broietens belise Sane, iom 1T
terIig forIGngit er iorpanolet I'll
stsp. 8rsu bar Rubameos aap.
be og bans Surban. 3erpeo icrtla.
res SortiRrlisbebn ior grsune So
ner, meoens Den rsbe Sarpe iom ga.
ticnalfarpe tpSes paa forifieuig
RaaSe. Zen ianbipnlisite 6ortIa.
ring er, OF oen rsbe Sarpe betpoer
BEN itaSise aamp, Deb boilfen o.
mannerne Gag % Rat bapoe at for.
ipare fit Rise. buoroeb SaIomaanen
ipmboliiereoe Ratten 90 Stiernen
0agen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
Wo9lc faa 0ootfjpb al
farmlano
1unn Gonntp, @is.

9unn 9ouutp er beltggenoe / otr peitliae
c~eutrale Sci al SiateH &iseouiin, 80 gdl
Elt fer ct. Raul, e. irnoiet al ire 3errba'
rer, bar npgIe at be iineite Garuie / Stnteu
OF er pmtrtnt bet eneite Steo bpor sooe
Surme cr tilialgs bilist, brrrior be pgiaa
meget hurtig fishes. Suis ou tiBber nosen
al De eiteriGunte tSurme, oa ou iaa ftuloe
euite at bliue tpit famine, oil les III enpper
lib inoen to glar ira 9dto tilbasebstnle big
ben iamme gris ou gap for benz, oa Rriiegre
itigsr megst burtis. GuIiuseu Der bar eneuu
life llaaet 6til.
80 NcreS, 8 giil ira Barron, 2 Dtil fra
Standardization, COB S~orobuuo CO rimelis
Habit, SO Acres opopri,t, 6eiten fan let
IGgges unoer Rloa ct uattcrt STt Bps'
ringer, mar Suoilg, % meo nnturIilsnne
Cmaipelier, airie og StoIe inoen en- getl
fra 5armtu, sooe, leone Seis, norif Nabo-
lag $4,000.
80 @eres, 2 giil fra Sp, 70 Neres mnosr
gloa, Reiteu Sfoglaro. rriten aft tan
oprtes. lei rullenoe. spoe SpguiHger, Jor'
binoelie mso {eiefoH % GaHoppftrite -
$4,000.
100 Neres, 5 Mil fra 8u, ben beoite
Sorobuno, liot ruleuoe. Ell bel Eel al bet
haot, ct uomGrtet Sat Bpgutnger. mar
airte % SioIe, uorit RaboIas
$1,000.
24O siereS, 14Ogeres uneer BOG, Teiten
Sioa oa Sauneeana, nsn bet melte oerai
fan oprtes % ey HABIT. bet 1pri9e ruleuoe;
be tire 55leroeosle al bette 2ano er aoo.
irugibar 3oro, Jsiteu iauois NnIoioro;
iprtrmligt Aplinser bette aar soot SGa'
ningsbus og Barn - 80, 200.
Csiaa mango aHere 5arme "TRIP eitsr Cite III
n. {. IsENFEOT. Menomonie, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
Sogebug

uSarbeibet for it~anSirabire 5us6oISuin.
ger ! amsrita.
Otter ben Tan Ser Iapes 6dGSe iotio
sammslauSi; Got og aneriinufs Re,t.r
al cn5per grt. Set flyer iis feb at
cen opIpier ON ar, iom ansarr Bag.
ming og SgItning c,i.S. % IissiaaIib.
iom ser mansIer 1tSe RaaS. ranr Be.
eIrIosr al IaDs en- taroeIis % S~oelisodes
Ret. liseiaaIiSt mansIer Der OpIriiter
paa Se met iriIterbe 2Gtserbiitener.
RaaI us @rst ~ areit otter bet Ser.
tiaanSs bruseIiss Spftem ps msS Settss
SeuapneIisr. vi prattils 6runbs sr
cog Set meits bIst uSresnet ! aoaper %
Stesr.
Sosen - 319 SiSsr meS Suuitratios
uer - sr soSt 90 imuit inS6unSet
gaabs til samIs % npe abswnrnter siI
ri isnse ~HsesraS. Ysieu~ % "Sss ar.
nen~ ct Mar meb assebsseu ism IRE.
mic for S2.0O. gsssn alens is1er 800
RpOpenOis | etbpert 9ipilenL
3. Anundsen Publ. Co.
DEBORAH Isv&
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
ltniperiitetets S%u6ilenmsfunS.

gerfseier 9riitofer Berg bar til Son.
oct ifienfet 10000 &r., 8erfseier
Sens SO. Berg 5000 Ser, 8ertseier
Sans Berg 1000 Ser. og sfibsreber
Sr. Slien 5000 Ser. Oct Dor Wenin-
gen, at 2iiterne ftrlbe babe oeret inb-
bragne ben 15oe auguit. Smibler'
tib bar man fra Here fommunale So.
miteer facet Meobelelie ON, of Snb-
iamlingen enbnr, life er ~afiluttet, %
iaa mango Ienneifer enbr1i Dor pao
9anbet.. Snoiamlingen mao ibpert.
iaIo bore afiluttet og opgiort iubeu
2oen September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
Stpr granS / Ringsafer.

8eIbre meIoes IA. aug.: S 9eoebu.
let, iom Iigser ner airfen | 8elbre
Ipner til &ingsater, melem 8elores
og grlrminooalenS Sernbaneitatio-
ner, opitob / @ftermiobag 9ranb oeo
@niiter ira 8iben. Sniiterne idiot
neo paa oct fnuiftsrre Sliietag, og
ON et 2ieblit too 8pgningeu | lps
Sue. Ser iamlebes mart en- W9ngs
De Wenneifer, flere Sunoreoe. Nen
Der bar intet at sisre paa @runo al
8onbmangel. Smfring 8ebebuiet
Iaa en- &lpnge Of SUITE, tilbsrenoe
2~anbbunbler Sfierpen, Sooeobpg.
ming, gageri, gutifbpsning, Sag.
brrg, Smebie, en- 9pgning, iom Ieie-
oes bort. Sben forplmtebe fig meo
rtperOe Surtigbeo til bisie, og / So.
BET al et Bar Elmer oar be ale, 7
Si,ie, neobr9nbt til 9runben. gpg.
ningerne bar asiureret. Ser reooe-
bes enoel Snobo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
Sernbane til Irenarf.

SerHuuHe III NItuhuti. OIu Ole-
orifsbaIo meboeles ben 15be aug,
Iremarf S~erreb8itpre bar | Neoe
ioag bepiIget 100000 &roner til en-
S%ernbane, iOm ifal ubgaa fra ben ni'
berenoe Statsbane og fsreS op til
aremarf, enten fra 8auieItao Sta'
ton paa "Sen tnbre 2inie" eaer ira
Stitebal Citation paa "Sreorifsbalos'
Iinien". Sor oct Silfeloe, Of So
men fsres belt op til Subiisen Store
See paa Spenifegr9nien, bltr Der
Spsrgsmaal ON en- pberligere @e'
bilgnins Of Ser. $4,000. Serom paa,
gaar 9ebatten / Se~rreoSItpret. 9ette
ganeipsrgSmaal bar pGret oppe til
Srsftelie Here 8ange tioligere. go,
pen bill faa flor 8etponing for oct belle
aremarf-S iitrift os natlirligpis og,
iaa for Sreorifsbolos 9p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
Sradmanns YenncIfait. = ct grei

Srahmanus Benneifaft. 5 ct 9rer
fra Sfagen til "aisbenbaon" ltrioeS
S 9rafmam. Yhileet, Der / Somme'
rens 9sb bar ppret itertt belsgt ltge'
lom arsper.R uieet, % bpao ben lille
9p ellers RUNNER al ieoproigt, bar
oct pitt fig. at De beisscnoe bar itor
Spit til of toge ell lioen Souoenir
meo fla, og Oct er iteoie gaaet no ooer
Dtgterens Benneifait, Der laa trent
me paa bans S~tripeboro. 5srite
Gang, man opoagebe Spperiet, bier
geitpreIien harmiuIo. men MI tager
man oct roIigere. alt, boao gpen
Tier al gomle Reuneifaiter, tiebeS
nemIig op, % bper babe Time ben'
lpgges ct mt - oct gomle err % for
ipunoet - og ooer 500 Wenneifer
gaar for 9ioen rimot os imigrer fig
mco at eie Solgcr 8ratmmnS Ben
neifait, oa Here oil iiffert fomme til
4areueS Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01

Sbrfen berier. Sra Gpie meobe.
les Den lite Iuguit: Chen ct.
Sans bar pi opoper Setersbaleu fun
bapt rent ubetpoeIigt Regn, og 8ar-
men forti9tter Dag for Dag meb OBJ
til to, ire og trebioe 8raber I Sfpg'
gen. Ssrfen er poerit poIbiom; paa
mango Steoer raaber flor @mbman'
ael, og Sorberne br9nber rsbbrure
efter SIaatterL &ornmarterne bri-
pes frem og bpibner, iaa man ale
reoe bar maattet iette fulb Sart paa
nleo Shirerl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01
mo"s Enrlia 6

"Gmma"s Sprlis. Sra SborS.
minoe fom Der ior nogIe Gage lioen
Weooelelie ON, at CT "6sot" Sfib,
Der for nogeu Sio iioen oreo ino peo
giergbuie. babe pit iig at pGre
Sfcnnerten emma" al Iolborg, og
at oens 6 RdnbS 9eiTtuing maa
oniees for at bore i~orliit. Stonucr.
ten aiait Den 20be Srni ira aragers
/ Rorae meb Drops til Sfotlano. Gen
ODE Sult fanbt SiIfere ira 9enItrup
ct Stpffe 8rag oripenoe no for Bull
bierg. ct Rar Wano, Der entreoe
op paa 8rasitpffet, ianbt ioriioen en-
Stibsflctfe en- Weoalion meb ct Dor
trGt al en- ur,g apinoe, Der bleo aien.
fienot Tom giaebet al Stprmanh
aIitboes Snitrir. aIitboe bar Stpr-
muuo paa Sfonnerten emma" %
Ssn al gsiiitert alitboe paa Hubierg
Spr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-01

en- meget itor 6orrrue, par fin Son
en- troiait Rebbiplper | Realiiotioneu
al bans itoritileoe Tlaner. Oct Ifpl.
oes iaalebes benoe. at oct bar ham
miliat at opisre 8%lpptotefct. OF Ii.
geIebes til oct %gienrciite Rifolai.S pir
itiaeoe bun Stsritcoelen al Sormuen
til bans Raaoigbeo.