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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26
Fine Ones.

Mr.. Thomas Tribble is making great
record as truck gardener. He has
been supplying the local markets with
tomatoes for sometime and this crop
especially has been one Of the finest in
the county. He plants the June Pink
tomato, which ripens with good cultiya-
tion, AS early as the twentieth Of June.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26

FrrExDs here have received copies o.
me lifiie book. The Good Old DAYS
printed from the paper. which Hon
Charles W. Bell. state Insurance Com
missioner read AZ the =. J.. Powell ban
oust Ia Louisville. The demand for =
COPY vas 80 great iis author was CON-
PEELED 70 place il in The hands Of pub
iishers. u is unique in is humor and
covers a feld Of writing rarely ever
handled with the great SUCCESS that the
n,onIsr Commits oner has accompli n
81 is great
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26
Notice.

All persons having claims against the
estate of Dr. W. L. Heckaday, deceased
will file same on or before September
LIST. 1911, properly proven by law with
the undersigned, or they will be forever
barred. All those indebted TO said
estate viii settle at once.
James 5. Hockaday
Admr.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26

Eo Linney. Of Danville, was one man
Senator Bradley couldn't ousi from the
postmastership. Mr.. Linney has held
the Office Tor twelve years and every
resident OF The town and county think
well Of him. The publie's demand was
a little too strong for The Senator in
this case.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26
House for Rent.

Seven room brick. furnished or un-
furnished 4O7 West Main street
Green Clay.
est Telephone 3G9-3
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26

on saturday lasi the State 81 Texas
...tf On s.ais wide Prohibition From
r,,pr1. thus FAR q appears thar ne
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1911-07-26

Fire, Life, Accident and Health lnsur
ance. The very best old line Companie
VIM. s Broaddus. Agt. If,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13
WHITE BOYS
PLEAD GUILTY
FIVE YOUNGSTERS RECENTLY
TURNED OVER TO COUNTY
FROM CITY COURT TOOK ADJ
VANTAGE OF WEEKLY PLEA
DAY SEsSIoN-oTHER PRISON.
Frs PLEADED GUILTY AND
WERE SENTENCED.

At the regular weekly plea day ses-
sion Of the court of record held yes
terday morning Reese Everett, Charles
Tharp, Dennis Lawrence, Hargis
Tharp and Barney Mcclure, all charg-
ed with breaking and entering with
intent to commit a misdemeanor, en-
tered pleas of guilty to the charges
against them. Reese Everett and
Charles Tharp were each sentenced to
a term of six months in the State Re-
form School or pay a fine of fifty dol
lars and costs or serve six months.
Dennis Lawrence and Hargis Tharp
were each sentenced to pay the costs
or serve ten days, and sentence was
suspended. In the case Of Barney
Mcclure sentence was deferred until
Saturday.
Nathan Hull and Lorena Hawthorn
pleaded guilty to the charge of lewd-
ness and were sentenced to pay a fine
of ten dollars and costs or serve sixty
days.
Sterling Cobb pleaded guilty to the
charge Of train riding and was SEN
fenced to pay costs or serve sixty
days, but sentence was suspended.
lander Cook, who pleaded guilty to
the charge of second larceny, was
sentenced to pay a fine of fifty dollars
and costs or serve sixty days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13
DOCTOR PRAISES o. D. D.

Although an NJ. D., acknowledge 10
my patients and patrons that your
remedy, D. D. D., reaches cases OF &c.
zema and permanently cures them
DR.. Ira T. Gabbert, Caldwell. Kan.
My cure began from the first ap-
plication Of D. D. D. My skin is nov
as smooth as a baby's. I wouldn't take
a thousand dollars for what D. D. ID.
has done for me-" writes August Santo,
Of Chillicothe, Ohio
These are just samples of letters we
are receiving every day from grateful
patients all over the country.
worth its weight in gold" "All my
pimples washed away by d. d. D.
I found instant relief" ID. D. d. is
little short Of miraculous" These are
the words Of others in describing tn
great skin remedy. D. D. d.
Proven by thousands Of cures, for
ten years to be absolutely harmless
and reliable in every case OF skin
trouble, no matter what It il.
Get trial bottle today! Instant Sc
lief-only Csc.
The Crystal Pharmacy, Brent build
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13
RETURNS
WITH INSANE
THE ANGELINA COMES IN FROM
SNAPPER BANKS WITH PETER
NELSON, WHO is SAID TO HAVE
ATTEMPTED TO COMMIT SUI
eide WHILE AT THE BANKS.

Peter Nelson, a fisherman, was
brought to the city early this morning
on the smack Angelina and was taken
ashore and placed in the city Jail for
safe-keepinga it being thought that he
is insane.
He left here a few days ago for the
snapper banks with the crew Of the
Angelina, and, according to the other
members of the crew, he became in
sane and attempted to commit suicide
while at the banks and acted in such
manner that 1t was necessary for the
smack to return to the city with him.
after being out only five days and
before they had made any catch to
amount to eSything.
The other members of the crew
state that he became very violent
several times while the smack was
returning and that they had to guard
him and hold him. When he was taken
ashore he appeared perfectly rational,
except that he seemed to be under the
impression that someone was going
to try to kill him.
Several days ago, before the smack
sailed for the banks, Nelson jumped
overheard off Palafox street wharf and
ATTEMPTED to drown himself
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

the bill as presented last year which
makes 1t have a tinge of newness, but
the old songs, "Cuddle Up a Little
Closer, Lovey Nine" and the "Yama :
Yama Man" have not grown old in thc
estimation of the audience.
Mr.. Morley, in his original oddly,
Part Of the Party" was the feature Of
the entire bill, and in this Mr.. Morley
is an artist Of rare ability. Other fea-
lures were the "Yama-Yama Man." by
Miss Bessie Clifford, the Hypnotic
Kiss" by Mr.. Morley and Miss Clifford,
and the tableau representing the seven
&ges Of cuddling by Miss Evelan Dull
mare were all good and pleased the
audience.
The Three Twins" is an amusing
story itself, and the many specialt;eS
make 1t one of the best plays of its
kind ever seen here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13
(Advt.)
FAMILY
DOCTOR
BAFFLED
AGAIN
Women Wonder Why He
Fails Them.
Has Been Success Always, But Not
at Time When He is
Needed Most.

Women are often puzzled over the
failure of their old family doctor to
bring about a cure in their cases. In
many instances the practitioner has
served the family with success for
many years, but Is baffled by this par
ticular case. The answer is simple
enough. Many women suffer from spe-
cial diseases, or troubles peculiar to
themselves: the old family doctor al
lows his time to be taken up in going
from one bedside to another. He has
not the time that is required to devote
to patient. In addition to this, he
probably has little opportunity for
study. On the other hand, the Special
list, who sees patients in his office only,
can devote more time to each, and at
the same time have the benefit of the
appliances that science has placed at
his disposal.
Many women are told by the family
doctor that their cases are incurable,
without first trying the latest scien-
tific aids to the practice of medicine.
In fact, few Of these doctors are
equipped with an X-ray machine and
vibratory apparatus to supplement his
work. The doctors associated with the
United Specialists are thoroughly
equipped with all of these instruments,
and every one of them is a Specials.
in his. particular line. There is not a
single discovery in the Science of
Healing, whether at home or in foreign
lands, but which these physicians have
become familiar. Examination and
advice is free. If you have been sick
1t might be well to call and find out
just what your trouble is. You will
be honestly told what can be done for
you.
These doctors never use the knife OF
the operating table in the treatment of
diseases Of women. While an opera
| ton satisfies the curiosity, it never re-
veals anything that could not have
been found by the X-ray and removed
by the original methods used by the
| Institute. 1t should be made a Grim
inal act to operate on a human being
when it is not necessary.
Specialists who thoroughly know the
various ailments Of women are on duty
at the offices of the United Specialists
900 Thiesen Building, from to IL and
to 5, Sunday to 1; Monday, Wed
nesday, Friday and Saturday evenings
from to 8.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

body could beat him out on mere ar
gument. There are abuses in the fee
system, he says, that ougth not to
be permitted to continue, and he
knows of no other way to go about
the correction of them than through
the passage of a bill which will do
away with 1t.
Representative Gray to the Fore.
Representative Gray, of Gadsden,
who shares the honor of being the
youngest member with Mckenzie, Of
Putnam, and Tidwell, of Jackson, no
| investigating committee having yet
determined which can assert claims
to having arrived first, all lowering
about the age Of twenty six, is coming
to the fore as one Of the most use
full members. Although not a lawyer,
while having inclinations and some
| learning in that direction, he is on
| Division A of the judiciary commit
| tee, is chairman Of the committee on
engrossed bills, vice chairman of the
committee on enrolled bills and public
i printing and is On the committee on
Il eduaction. He is also editor Of the
/ Havana News, was eletced by a larg-
er majority. perhaps, the number of
votes cast to be considered, than any
other member with opposition. There
were 745 votes cast and he received
645 Of them. Gray is a man of modest
and serious purpose. He has made a
good beginning and promises to be a
useful legislator.
To Abolish Convict Lease System.
Angle, of Polk, has introduced bill
-
The date for the act to become eff
fective is January 1, 1914, this being
the date of expiration of the present
lease" 1t is further provided that all
able-b bodied convicts shall be employ
ed by the state in the preparation OF
material, building and constructing OF
hard surface state highways" to be
under the direction of the state high
way commission" Mr.. Angle also has
a bill to establish a state highway de-
partment and the office of state
highway engineer. Mr.. Angle
also proposed a Joint resolution to
amend the constitution so as to es-
tablish a state highway system and
authorizing a ten million dollar bond
issue for the construction and build
ing of vitrif1ed brick state highways
| ana the levy ana COlleCt1On OF TAX
for the same not exceeding three mills
on the dollar for the period of thirty
years for the purpose Of paying inter
est on the bond issue and a sinking
fund to pay the bonds. From which
it will appear that Angle, of Polk, i:
much interested in the matter OF
good roads, and that he intends t
start something in that direction.
The WALES Claim.
| Wells, of Leon, has introduced &
resolution for an investigation Of the
Wales claim of long standing. The
committee is to have a conference
with Col. WALES in regard to the
claim and settlement of it. Repre-.
sentative Doughetry has introduced al
enabling act for the purpose of allow.
ing Col. Wales to take the claim into
the courts and obtain an adjudication
of 1t. The progress of these two
measures win be watched with inter
est. Heretofore there has been de-
termined opposition to the Waile
claim, and there may be in the legis
lature as it is presently constituted
. but it hasn't made itself manifest a.
yet
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

Our store is one of the
most up-to-date in the south
and our stock, all new, is IS
well selected as any that you
will find south of New York.
Shoes bought of us will be
shined free and repaired at
half-price. - Anson's Shoe
Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
Last Niaht's Play.

A large audience was present las:
night at the opera house to see ths
presentation Of Three Twins" Many
had seen 1t before but the players had
the audience with them from the start
and every number was greeted with
spontaneous applause.
The catchy music, the eccentric
dancing and the pretty chorus girls FIJI
in acceptably where the feature parts
leave OF and the play does not have q
dull moment from the time the curtain
goes up until the close. Some new
songs and features have been added to
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

The caution we have EN-
ployed and advised our
friends to use when purchaS-
ing Derby Hats has produced
good resu1ts-better Derbies
are being worn, in this city
Our sales of Derbies has
increased enormously-Our
hat department is second to
none in the city
A new hat will never look
better than now.
We have the latest word in
Spring styles.
But why wait until the last
moment.
Lerbies, $3.50 to S..
Soft Hats, $1.50 to So.
Did you think it was pos
S1Dle TO make a StTaW nat
that weighed but 1 "a oun-
ces?
That is just what the new
Bangkok hat weighs = the
lightest straw hat made and
fast replacing the Panama,
So.
Other straws-
Splits,
Sennits
Leghorns.
The John White Store
"FIorIda's Leading clothIers."
2os-211 s. Palafox St.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13
c. OF G. ELECTS SECRETARY.

Savannah, Ga, April 12.-George H.
Richter was elected secretary of the
Central of Georgia railway at the
meeting of the directors Of that cor
roration today. Mr.. Richter has been
in the office of Lawton & Cunning
..a4., attorneys for the General OF
Georgia, for several years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

Buy your shoes of us. We
have the largest and only
stock of all new footwear in
the city and will shine them
free and repair them for half
price.-Anson's Shoe Store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

Alice-I thought Mr.. Smart had good
literary taste until he sent me thet
silly novel.
Kate-Oh, that doesn't necessarily
indicate his taste, dear; 1t merely rep
resents his opinion of yours.-Boston
Transcript.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

You are the first man I ever per-
mitted to kiss me-"
And you are the first girl I ever
kissed. Win you marry me?"
I wouldn't marry liar"
I would."-Houston Post.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

Friend (fishing for a cigar)-Hullo,
old chap, your cigar smells good. But
why has it a black band around It?
Old Chaplin mourning for its broth
er-Pele Mele.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

Ever hear the story Of the eggs
that had been kept in cold storage
for ten years?" No" Decade
Chicago Tribune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13

Did you get a Permit to
smoke at the City Hall last
week?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13


limit.
Sinsletary Confident.
Representative Singletary is conf
dent that his bill is going to pass.
There are a number of members in
favor of the bill with a little change"
he said today. Il did not expect the
bill to pass Just as it was; it merely
expressed my own ideas gained from
my observation in the office of county
commissioner. / know that there are
evils in the fee system that ought to
be corrected; If anybody else has bet
ter ideas on the subject I am willing
for him to have the credit. 1 don't
care so much for the credit as 1 do
for the correction of the evils of the
system"
Mr.. Singletary said that he was too
thoroughly convinced of the right
eousness of his bill to fear that any
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13
A.Henry White & Bro.
Pensacola's Authority on Mems and
Boys Wear.
Palafox and Intendencia-
To Reduce Number
Pilots at Pensacola

Continued from First Page)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-13
SinuIetarX Conhde

be unjust to reduce them to a salary
limit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Sure
Nprsipsbumme er for farlise til, at
Golf ifnloe ioriemme Dem.

Zen tore 5are usO g~4preipsoumme er. at
De sriber pn iis, isr ben 9ioenoe lrsaer
Rarte til bet. Selbreoeu bliper araopis
Hnoersraret. Rpsimsrte, SOpeoptne, Rerps.
iitet, StiubeO os Soarbeo, aumbasu, uriuare
9Iaeer, Yatteriot, Diabetes o. 8riahts
3iseaie fDlser I ubarmblertis Rrftsfase.
5oripm. life oine Rprer. Selbreb Oem meo
bet pisie Os trpsse aiibOel, 9Oau's aibnep
Bus, Der bar beIbreoe, Soft liSe Der i On.
eanen.
German Son. 214 G. 5iftb Ct, ScS @ina,
VIM, Tiger: SEQ anbeialer b~iertslig
9pans aionsr Bills. Sor lem War ifos n
par Ie9 rneget pIaaet al Smerte og Saarbeo
I Np9geit, oa bet par reget uanitslia at rette
mig op efier Of babe iidaet bsiet. Gnhet bleu
ltaoig barre, irotil jea bespuote at bruae
3odn's aiorep Bills. Sc ~fterneoe hnrtta
Smerten % eienppretteoe Gnrerue iii oeres
rette Strftombeo. Seq Dniter, at euhoer
Sioenoe al ~3prripsoomne Der | Cmegnen
oiloe bulge Span's SiuA.A
9iIiaIss bos ole Sanolenoe. grts so
Gents. Softer ilburn Co., Buffalo. Rem
Yprf, eneascuter ior be 5orenebe Slater.
QUIT Gapnet - SoaH's - o. tag intet
aroet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Sabrembett % Ole Npmer.

s oct tpife 1iositrift "Grfio fir
Die @eihitte Der Iaturmisienibaf.
ten uno Der Sefnif" fremfommer
Sru airitine Weper meb en- ganife
interesiant WeooeIelie. Sru Weper
bar poa Observation-Disclosures |
aisbenbopn unberfaitet Wam,frip.
tet til Ole Rsmers "abperinria" ct
inbgoaenbe Stuoium, % Reiultatet
beraf er bleoet ct arereb paa Spii.
feren Sabrenbeit, Der iom befienot
fonitruerebe ct thermometer, iont
uafbGngiet al 9afttrpffet maaIte
8armeu meo en- biotil uopnaaet Git.
ferbeb.
ssru Meper meooeler nentlig, at
bun | Ole @snuerS "aoperiaria" bar
funoet uomitsoeIise 8ibuesbpro ON,
at Den banIfe 8ibenifabsmanb bapoe
lott oenne SpeaOe teoretif, l9nse
iorinben S~abrenbeits thermometer
fom irem, og bun gaar enoogiaa iaa
blot, at bun briiter Jig til at paaitaa,
at Sabrenbeit bar liant" fin Wte.
tobe fra Ole Remer.
Oct ifaI Ini blipe interesiant at
ie, bpao oct IGrbe aoaesium flyer
til 6enne Bnaitanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Sporleoes GaHen
blep opoaget.

aofien blep opoaget | 1885 al Ell
0erpiib pe6 Rdpn Saoii Omar, ION
boebe / gpeu Woffa.
Otter Sngnet bar Sdoii Omar
gaaet bib | en- ardbiif 2rfen OF odr
oeo at 6g at Suit, ba ban euoeIia
ionot nogle imaa runbe Beer. Sor
ipiIte benz, oa bon 10 life baobe on.
Oct, men ianot oeres Smdg dTtpe'
liz bitter. Saa prspeoe ban paa al
rite benz. og tiIii6it logbe ban nogle
al De riitebe Sriigter / 8anb. Hette
bleb Sen 9rif, ri MI upoer iom aaife.
og ifisnt oenne 4affe | Sommenlig-
ming meo Rutioens uohirIiguis oor
meget SuarIig, ianot Su6T Omar
Den cog ina SeiliJ, at ban, 90 ban
baobe iunSet geien biemao, FOG
Srugterne meS iig OF ianleoes mo
fsrte Sen npe Srif bIonot De oiie
Rpro / FIN Gsoebp.
ale fien6er GuTfeus mango no
merteSe @genifaber. Den bar 10 not
/ Be ienere aar inoet zig en- Gel 81
enoer, men oers 8emer oil iiffert
altio beboloe Soertulet. 9erimoo
er set life ale, Ser peo 9eitcO ON
en- meget merfelig Ggerifab hos 8af'
zen, ioet ben nemlig er en- al De met
a~6iorberenoe @ienitarbe, -iom critic
rer. Raar aafiebsnner IPgges ! et
iuatigt 8um, iolilmer be op o. mo
iuaer G~ugtigbeo iii nRiten bet Dob
bette al oeres gest, og BET er al oen'
ne Ggenifab, ben ~ubRoerlige San'
belsmnnS benptter liz, ioet ban life
tifTreos meo i'm Gortieneite itiaer
aar meo ganS irS / ct Rum, boor
aafie6snnerne Iigger utilSRtfeoe,
oa o~erigiennem saer Seres gegt be-
tnSeliat. 8eo 4ieb af 8affe en- gros
moa Be SanSlenSe altiaa basic paa
life at bIipe beSrasne. Samtioist
meS, ct aaiiens gegt iaalebss sges,
miiter ben i'm aroma.
aaiien fan oaiaa outage forifiel-
Iia Smog; De. Der uoisrer Den Bro
iiIianife aafie. iorlanser iaaleoes,
at 6en Camper. Der bar anfielnit.
life maa tase raa Suoer bandit ben
spriae 9ait. iSet aaiien optaser
smas Of benz % bIiper alSeIes ubru.
seliS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31

5reoStio, og ioriioen DC to Brofesio-
roter, iom man ~opriuoeligt bapoe
t9nft at nsies meo, tom Der andre,
beriblonot oct isrite Broiesiorat
Sbitetrif, builfen Stilmg blep BE-
fl9ot meo Den b~efienote 0aoio
Sdul5eubeim. iom IigeIeoes regne.
bes bInnot Snititutets Stiitere.
Gen isrite 9espnoefie til aarolin.
ia Snititlitet bar bet "ftrur5iife So
cietet" % Golegiiim meoiaim /
Stoefbolm, iom ! 1852 iororoneoe
fliniit llubernisnina peb Serafimer.
laioretet, OF ieIo eitcr at oct Den 13be
December 1910 bnnoe inaet line
Stotuter, itoS oct nogle aar uuoer
IS ollegiiim meoieum, inhtil bette /
1918 onroaunebes til ~Sunobeosfol.
legiet".
auroIimta Snititutet bor | Sioens
Sob maattet uofiGmpe mango Stri-
bigbeoer meo lluinerlitetets meoiein.
fife Sofiilteter, men tit | 1861 iomme
Iettigbeoer iom oisie til at ofboIbe
praftHf mebicinif gramen. og iani-
tioig blep ltniperittetsfarileren | LIP.
iaIa bets sperite S%oreiatte.
s 1873 fit Snititlitet Ret til al
looe afbolbe mebicinif aan6ioater-
amen oa iii at beosmme De aibuno.
finger, iom blep iubsione for at pin
De Seu meoiciTife Doftorgrno. 5
1874 oa 1886 fit Snititutet npe
Statuter, oa oct bleo ira ben Sib
ole Seuieenoer liseitilet meo De
mebicirfe SafuIteter peo l~tniperiite-
terne.
9Ianbt 9~ersmtbeoer. inm bar Dor.
ret YroieSiorer peo &uroltnifa Sn'
i%titutet, iremb9Des RGuo ion So
cob ger3elius, anberS RetSius %
WsagniS Stis.
lnberpisningen peo Snitttrtet le'
oes FOR Chen al ~ orhin9re og IL
ertraorSinpre Iroiesiorer, 3 9abo-
ratorer, 1 Broieftor os 16 0ocenter.
Sor bunoreoe aar iiben baube bet 8
@leper, meoens Der MI u~nberciies
295 Stuoenter, oerai 8 fotnoeIise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
Sonasbcra spluucrf. ssIuperfet

bar / iorrige Sermin gioet ct l(noer.
ifrto al Str. 223, S31.47. Seroeo mad
ooe tages i 9etrogtning, at Der til
npe anIpg ertraorbinGrt er anpenot
ca. t64, 100, bpordf St6riteoelen fal.
Der paa Spisrelie al bet npe Nuf.
BERT. 0ette anl9g, iom er beregnet
at foite oper 100000 ar.. er M paa
BET nRrmeIte i9r6igt og oil antageIig
pere / 9rift omfring lite Warts
iaar. SnotPgterne al S%sloperfet bar
/ iorriee Sermin ubgiort SIR. 474,.
S3t.66 meo en- Broouftion al ca.
1857 Sig. fint Selp. 6or nGite Ger.
min err ben oroinRre Troouftion on.
laoet til 1000 Sig. Solu. 9esuoen
err taset til SnbtGgt paa guo9ettet
ca. 1900 Sig. Sslu al Glore geboIo.
Ringer. iom ifnI t~ilgoOegieres ! np.
tie 3ermin. Otter bette err 8rutto.
inbtpaterne al set egentlige Sslp.
BERT opiert meb $4,000 SIR. De or.
oinere Drifts. og @eSIigeboIosubgif.
ter piier iammenIiguet meb @epiIg.
ningerne for ianr en- ganffe ~6etpOeIig
Stigning p9ientlig pad 8runo al
De npe 9ssreguIatiper iom blep peo.
taeet paa Stortbinget ! 1909. og er
for npite 9ermin opisrt meb 600.
900 Str. Gesuben er til forifieaige
npe anlqa og anifaifelIer ertraorSi.
nart opisrt 1O1,10O SIR, bporefter
ser iom llbgifter iult er beresnet
701,1OO SIR. eGer ct llnoerifuo al
121,2O0 ar. Seroeo er Der life ia.
get Senipn til Renterne af Sslpber.
fets BIRTHSTONE, Der iom i9oponIig
er inotastsfsrt meO 10000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-01-31
EpoSfaIo.

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sIaoi % geHuer. at min hsit slifeSs onttru o.
wDetr. Curt sisrseuo. a'sff peb en- rctia "a
title sse ben l4ss tanner 1911 % bIsv besrapet
ben isse. aibsos oar fsst | Baas, / SRStraHss.
oaicu I 1891 % bIts rsaIeSss uGisn 90 Var. Gus
bIeo 1912 stit meb GrIaub gisrHffab. ipm eneuu
o~etrIsper teues % m CT mart ~ Vat De us
pauereee III aHsrifa t1sea % rom III aItooHa.
alta. bber oerss snsiie san bosos tustiI for II
War fseu, ea hau meb GamtIis Fptttbe bib til
stanien, @t&. % hos boom be gauIs bere fioeH
bar baut 1T Siem. ouH eiteriaeer Ee fprubeH
tn sannIe @stefrus FIRE Bpra. neHiisi mrs.
cuntlIo SosHiOn. eOHman, wiuH, Uprs. Rnsn,
btu Roger. geiIaea. petHa- ppr. Thor O. Bbrns
nab. gtIaca, UinH.. % Q. q. gisrHhao. Stan
Iep. ats. eeIianet pare benses sRtHoei
GrIaHe III. BisrufaO. ssru o. gsrntbsrn.