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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
M. O'Connor went to FIRE.
mont, Nebr., today OH company
business.


We were misinformed yes
terday as to the illness of Mrs.
W. H. French. Word was re-
ceived from the hospital in
Omaha. stating she was much
better.
W. Z. Smith returned from
Florida yesterday. He was
very favorably impressed with
the country and reports emmi-
grafton coming in very fast.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

The Catholic Ladies will hold
a dinner and supper and bazaar
Thursday Dec. 18th. 1t will
be held at Neufind's Hall.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

Mrs. John Cummings of Chic
ago is expected to arrive to-
morrow for a visit with her
consin Mrs Evan Williams.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

7. M. Gilmore just finished
unloading his fourth car of
potatoes today and they are
beauties.
Another boiler was bagged at
the light plant last night.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

Samuel Holmes, the congen-
ial manager for the Newton
lumber and coal yards, is on
the sick list today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
Chancellor to Address
Mems Meeting

Mems Meeting
Chancellor William Oeschger
of Cotner University, Lincoln,
Nebr., will give the address at
mems meeting next Sunday.
Mr.. Oeschger IS a speaker to
men. He is elegant, inter-
esting and helpful. 1t is ex-
pected that the Palm tho
will be packed to the doors IL II
Sunday afternoon to hear ~, !.
Oeschger.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Berry
and Mr.. ard Mrs. Dennie Beck
and daughter spent Thanks
giving at the home of Milan
Thompson, west of Loveland.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G. a 3 r Q RIA

Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Roden
and children left this morning
for the northern part of the
state where they will be the
guests of friends for a few
days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18
High PRICE OF PEACE
is MADE OF DIAz
Insurgents Made Demands Of
President

Eel Paso, Tex, March 17-Peace will
not be acceptable to the insurgents
under any conditions unless President
Diez first agrees to declare his last
election invalid and consents to
another election, according to Gonzales
the insurrectos provisional secre-
tary of state,
Secondly, he must agree to grant ali
reforms demanded by the insurrecto3
Both sides must meet upon equal terms
and without the surrender of arms by
the insurrectos.
Senior CARA, in substance, made this
reply this afternoon to statement
from New York that Senior Limatour
was taking steps to settle the Mexican
revolution.
Full details of the transactions be-
tween Limantour and the insurrect1s
in Washington and New York, it S
said. have been submitted to the in
surrecto leaders here. 1t is said that
none of he insurrecto leaders in the
East has power to conclude terms
peace.
These terms would have to be sub
mitted to Francisco /. Madero. Ma
dero is now one hundred miles in the
interior and communication with him
requires several days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18
Find ITS A VERY
fine MEDIUM
R. E. Allison Expresses Praise
for TimGS-RGCOPdGP

"Yes. we have found our ADVERTISE
ment in the Times-Recorder the best
medium for reaching the people OF
the city and country" said Mr.. R. Z.
Allison, of the Allison Company yes
terday.
Our notice that we were going to
put on a great china sale was evident
ly not only seen, but it was read aud
appreciated by the buying public of
Americus and Sumter county" contin-
ued Mr.. Allison las a result, we
have done highly satisfactory bust
ness. OF course, we sacrificed the
profits, We dealt absolutely honestly
with the public when we told them
that there were great bargains to be
had, and every purchaser has gone
away satisfied and helped the Times
Recorder to spread news that Alli-
son had on wonderful sale in crock
cry, glassware, cutlery and allied
lines.
But we are quite willing to admit
that the Times-Recorder did the work
fer US. 1t reaches all the people ev-
cry morning, and that was what we
were after. We have used the Times
Recorder for advertising purposes for
some time now and we are we'll pleas
ed with it, In it's improved shape, and
with it's increasing circulation, it un-
questionabIy meets the needs of a live
and up-to-date mercantile establish
ment that believes in keeping in touch
with the people of its territory and
letting them know what it has to offer
them"
AS Mr.. Allison stated, the sale now
on in that store has been an un-
qualified success. Many were not
aware that the Allison Company had
on hand so enormous a stock of crock
cry, pressed glass, cut glass, kitchen
supplies, cutlery, etc. The stock in
these lines when the sale began would
tually have equipped larg estore
handling nothing else. While in"oads
are being daily made there is still Al
opportunity offered to gather some
magnificent bargains. AS Mr.. Allison
said, the firm tells the exact truth in
it's advertisement and the purchasers
have gone away delighted with their
bargains.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18
INSURGENTS WILL Fight
Until DIAz RESIGNS
Will Continue HOStiIitiGS UR-
less This Happens

Ell Paso, Tex, Mar h 17,-The Mex
lean rebels will continue their war
against the government of President
Diaz, despite assurances that Senior
Limantour, minister of finance, has be-
gun plans for the termination of the
revolution, the revolutionary leaders
here declared today.
There will be no pause in hostili-
ties" said Senor Gonzales Cara, in
surrecto secretary Of state. with the
threat of the Mexican government over
us that we will be shot without a
trial for liberty and for the setting
up permanently of the Madero gov
ernment will continue No overture
for peace will be considered officially
Dy US until it has come from Mexico
City. 1t must come with a promise
that Diaz will retire on the ground
that his election was not regular
Notwithstanding this assertion
the report of Limantour's eXertion III
behalf of peace has created pro-
found impression in the msurrecto
ranks. 1t is known that a courier has
been dispatched to the field to inform
Francisco l. Madero, the revolutiona-
ry president, of the latest phase Of the
situation. Madero already has been
made acquainted with the prelimina-
ries.
1t is said that nc negotiations will
be undertaken without his approval
of the terms of arnistice. The terms
must be such that if peace plans fail
the insurrectos will not have lost any
strength by the efforts.
Two hundred rounds of ammunition,
a rifle, horse blanket and rations con-
sisting of fresh meat, beans, corn cakes
and cinnamon coffee, form the aver
age equipment of the five thousand
insurrectos now in the field, accord
ing to the reports to the junta.
At night men sleep on the ground,
rolled up in blankets They procure
meat by killing cattle on the ranches.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18
Women and GIRLS IN
Fight With OFFlCE[S
Battle TO the Death In the
Mountains
Bristol Tenn. March 17.-One Off.

Bristol, Tenn, March 17.-One Off
Ger fatally wounded, another with a
finger shot off and a third frightened
from the scene is the result of bat
tie between three women on one side
and a trio of revenue officers on the
other at Long Fork, near the Pike and
| Letcher county border, in entucky,
Thursday afternoon.
Deputy Marshal J. Martin Potter
and possemen Charles Smith and Gar
leld Smallwood, of Pikeville, entered
the Long Fork section to arrest Chas.
Tackitt, aged 20, charged with moon
Tackitt, though armed, surrendered
without resistance, but his mother,
Mrs. Martha Tackitt, 60 years Of age.
was angered at the presence of the
officers, and with her daughters, Nam
ME Tackitt, aged 16, and Belle Tackitt,
aged IS, concluded they would give the
officers a battle.
The aged mother with a pistol, and
the daughter with a 10-guage shotgun
opened fire upon the men. After sew
eral shots had been fired Smith fe'i
wounded, being shot three
times, while Smallwood lost finger
and had the crown of his hat pierced
by bullets.
The boy was then taken in charge
by his mother, not an officer being left
on the scene. Smith, who was fatally
wounded, is a member of one of the
best families in the county.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18
WESLEYAN TO Begin ON
RAISING Big AMOUNT
Initial Step Taken TO Get
$4,000

Macon, Ga, March 17.-iAt meet
ing of the Wesleyan Alumnae Asso-
iation, held this afternoon, it was
dc ided that the alumnae take steps
to raise $4,000 as their contribution
to the Greater Wesleyan Endowment
Fund 1t is proposed to present this
amount to the board of trustees ct
the approaching seventy-tifth anniver-
sary as an endowment for the profess
sorship of English in the name of Mrs.
Alice Cutler Cobb, who filled this
chair for so many years with such dis
tinguished ability. This will be the
largest task ever undertaken by the
alumnae of a Southern college for w2-
men
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18
IS Sent TO STOCKADE
FOR SPEEDING In CITY
Atlanta Will Put Stop to
Great Evil

Atlanta, March 17-One negro chauf-
feur was sent to the stockade for thir-
ty days for speeding by the recorder
today and two other heavily fined. J
n. Daniel, a we'll known young white
man, was fined $75 by Judge Calhoun
in the City court for speeding on the
county roads. Judge Calhoun prom
Used to send the next one 10 the chain
gang The police have put speedo-
meters on their motorcycles in ord,
to get actual evidence against the
speeders.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18

self-mockery is a good cure for
chronic egotism.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18
TRAINS in COLLISION;
MANY Are INJURED
Trains Collide Head On Near
Augusta

Augusta, Ga, March 17.-By mis-
understanding of orders, the absence
of a headlight on the freight train aud
the fact that the freight engineer was
stopping down and did not see the ap-
preaching passenger train, the South
ern Railway west bound passenger
train from Charleston to Augusta, run
ming two hours late, ran head-on into
an eastbound freight a mile and a.
quarter from Aiken just before mid
night last night
Both engines were nearly demolish-
cd. both fremen are said to be fatally
injured and scycca. pG-5clCc-5 more
OF less injured
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
WAS FOUND GUILTY
Merchants and Miners Disseminated
in Freight Rates.

Savannah, Ga, March 1.-THE Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Co.,
was today found guilty Of discrimint-
ing in freight rates, in violation of
the interstate commerce law, before
Judge Emory Speer in the federal
court here.
lie Atlantic Coast Line and Sea-
board Air line Railroad Companies
pleaded guilty to the same charge.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-03-18
DEATH OF INFANT
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
Child of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis
Passed Away.

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Davis sympathize with them in the
death yesterday of their seyen-months-
old child. which occurred about
o'clock at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Tullis. The little one
had been sick only a few days,
and the blow is an exceeding sad one
for the fond parents. The funeral viii
take place this morning at half-past
ten o'clock from the residence, Dr..
Lansing Burrows officiating, and inter-
ment viii be at Oakgrove cemetery.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
IRA ct. SIai Goacac.

Sc ire Snoentcrioreninacr peo
II. Sloi College, NortbiicIo, bolot
iiOitc 2sroa0 lin oarIiae tScit Tor Sc
StnNcntcr, Der iaor bar rcprpiertc.
ret GolcGet req Sc iorific0iac Srbot,
Ter Colleges iucllcm. Soften hoIo.cS
/ 6orm al Ell "@icner Nooii" noe /
set irie ueb Sanbp Rocf, beliaacnbc
peb @rcobcn al &cntb Greet. OF citcr
at Den ! beu iriifc 2uii ifirrpcoc M.
petit bar tilirebSitiIlct, bIep Ser boloi
forte 5olcr al DC iorifielige SGberS.
aiGiter, 6sr SaiieIct bGuebeS / oct
Srenne, bleu Der taaet inoleSenbe
StriAt til al oprette eionu en- Sore,
nina peo Sfolen, On mango bar DOR.
ref hinorebe | al iilbsre DC MI critic.
retoe Srganiiaiioner, iorbi bisie bar
pGrct opcriplote.
Sammc Tags aiien bolbtes No
rets isrite 6riluitsfonccrt / Sinieths
Niilifpnoiaion. 6Iere al Sisie 20.
pulere aoncerier piI M uooper Gaa.
ren 90 5%oriommeren blipe aibcIotc.
en- meset peQpffet 3icitaI afbolb,
ties Wtanbas aiten Den 24be april
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
GomcfcaoIano.

1ra Siour Sails, 9. Gaf., meooe'
les Den 27be april:
&c Ecrioner, iom blep iionGpnt
Ill at tarcre oct uoptngite Sano paa
Rpiebuo. Reierpationen Wcnette
Gountp. 2. 9nf., bar MI g%iefoptaaet
arbeioct, og bet oil berciter gaa raft
ira Snnno. Get antages, at man oil
bli fGrbig omfring lite aii1iilt, og
DC ca. I Willion acres al Sano, ION
cnblm cr iilbage. bill bli aabnet for
bpibe Settlcre, ianinart oereiter 'oln
Wpn0igbeocrne / Walbington bar
t%ruiict be iornsbne Observation-Disclosures.
Get pcntes, at oct ubpre 9anoomraaoe
oil bIi aobnet tiolig / Sftober. I'll
Den 5io antages ogiaa S%ernbanen at
pGre iGroi9bpgget til @rpnien al RE
ierpationen, iaa 2anoet piI bIi let til.
9%iGngelig."
Gricrne moo life berof flute, at
oct er ganife iiffert, at bette Sano.
omraaoe piI bli aabnet iaar. Hc5ic.
ringcn pleier life at bape rogcll lrrs
Iig Sait / iligc 3iliGlbe, o9 troos
MeooclcIicn ira Siour Salts fan set
oobt 6Gnbc, at Sanoct life pil bli
aabnct for enaang npite Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nciicrutc.

IsIACnbc RciiCrlitc cr orbnct icr
&c Nonifc Stuncntcrionacrc for &c TO
icrItc Tiger citer ScrcS Nntcmit iii
HmCrifu.
Nntomit til Nciu 0orf i6Sc Wtoi.
aonccrt, Ecrtb Nmbop, t76c Mai,
Gheotrct. aoucCrt Ncm Oprt tSbc
Mot, Carnegie NoIl. Hcccpticn,
@o'birQtou 19bc Nai, set Suinc
Nu&. aonccrt, Chicago 2ibc Moi,
Grhc'tra SOIL. aonccrt. Gbicnao,
22Ne Noi. Orhcitro Soa. aonccrt.
&ocine, 23bc mai. Yubit Sbcotrc.
Nonccrt, MtiImoufcc, 24oc Moi.
StIiti Sbeotrc. aonccrt, Winnco.
bells, 25he Moi, auditorium. ann.
cert, ct. Eoul, 26oc Mai, NuSito.
rtitnr. @onccrt, Smobo. 2SSc Nloi.
SpbolS, Smnbo. 29be Woi. aon.
cert. Siour Gin. 30te mai. Cpcra
Souic, aorccrt, Gebor Sails. Site
Moi, Spcro Soric. Nufomit, Obi.
cc9o, lite Sllni poa @ienncmreiic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02

Sopnnc Memorial Gbopel, bpori ire
al observation-disclosures GIeper opiraao'
tc, nemIig IabeI SacobS, FidIiilf;
ScIcnc SierIeib, WeS3o Soprai,o, og
Iauoc Sopperitoo, gffompognllf.
sae piite flor lpgtigbeo % ct bel no
oannet 3aIent. MiiS Sierlcio panot
iirr meget 9iiaIo peb Den Ufaaoe,
bporpaa bun lang Sd,uberts 10 be
lung on tbe @oterS" % @riess 300
Roraen". Wiis Sopperitao ipiaeoe
LET og ioritoaeliesiulot bet panlfellse
Hianoaffompaanement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
S%armitattitif for Ohio.

Sislge Geniusbureoliet bapbe
Sarmldnoet / Ohio meb paoitoaenbe
Sllie i 1910 en- SotalpGroi al
ST, $50 600, en- 6orsgcIie al
$6t4,l3t,O 600, caer 80 Eroccnt ii.
oeu 1900.
3otolprrOien al Sarnlaltbet olere
belsb iis til $t,2S3,S27,O 900 MOB
$St7164,O 600 i 1900, Ell SorsgeIie
al $466, 663, 900, eller 81 Trocent.
SotalpGrOien al aac Siiielc nor
$366,9t9,00O moo 900,
Ell SorsgcIic al $147, 46S,00O, eaer
81 Trocent.
@prbicn al Sarmreoifaber % Wo-
ifineri lib9loroc | 1910 $5t,t15,0O0
moo $36,354000 / 1900.
2anborcnIet libgiorbe | 1910 "a,
.O74000 NcrcS, berai 10000 900 III,
Der Sprfurra.
Tnrmernc Gapbe | 1910 Ell 8iert.
notwithstanding al 80 Acres %
@ierneminitapriien par $6S.57 pr.
Ncre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
SotpaS Yranomaribal.

Som isr nGpnt, err Ole >. Goe
/ les Woines, Soma, al 8lioernsr
Carroll blcpen ubnrpnt iii Staten
Somas 9rnnbmarIbal, % oil tlltrG'
De bette Gmbebe isritfommenoe Ace
rNuli. Iette err nemlig ct mt em'
beoe, oprcttct al iibite 2egiAatlr, og
iom andre ME 9ope al ltgnenoe Nae
tur trpoer oeiaa oenne ifroft paa
2of,oeiS S~ribebsbag.
9cb ct Ntsbe al StatenS SCREENING
Tor Sorcbpggelie al Sloebranoe bar
Mr. Noe iorleoen uotalt Jig ON,
bpab ban agtcr at gisre, TOT at tors
minoife Sloebranostobene inoen Sto-
ten, o. Tor at raa Snbets Hoo pil ban
iperfi0tte en- Observation-Disclosures
bcb, bporpeb "a iipr @srn ifal lore
at ioritoa Slbens grilg og Wis6rug.
San oil nemlig poalGgge ollie Sfole-
lGrere % Suitrlftsrer | Colleges %
llniperiiteter inmrt EreIter at babe
bette for Die uoor a~nleoning gipes,
ioapcl | alasiepGreliet lom eaerS,
iamt at ser ocSiioen ifuIbe iGttes en-
iGrifiIt Gag oa Der / aae Statcns
Sfoler ifltloe undertakes l. hporoan
man bcoit iorebpg9er Sloebronbe.
Spoo DIR. Hoe fsrit bill l9aee an
poa, er at fonme / oirefte Sorbill.
belle meb ole 9perS 9ronbhrier, iaa
ban fnn iaa usiogtig &apport ON
bpert MISUNDERSTANDING, % / gper,
bpor Der life er prgariieret 9rnnbs
manbifob, bill Manor elcr @pitpre bli
pligti9et til at 9iue inobon l(noers
refining, mebcns ale Somn'hip Glerfs
titles nnocr iommc Sorpligtelie for
9anbbiitrifterneS Seofommenoe. On
al oisie Spgauer uoarbcioet State.
tiff nil piie DC bpppiNitc Noriagcr I'll
Slbspnoocr, og Nrbcioct pil ian qoa
no poa iao meget iom miIig at iicrrc
oisic Ioria5er.
Wr. Roc oplpier, of SSomos Cab
peb SIbcbronbc bor prret minbre,
enc &c fleite andre StntcrS / oenre
Tel al 2onbet, mel, oerior fan DOG
biSic Gab aisreS enbnu minbrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
SmaapIuf.

- 9tiis Gnno Bang, ser hor nor.
RET her Ell BAR Tiger tao @cieq hos
tine 6orpIbrc, reiitc Ssroag tiIbage
til Sirou, z. 9of.
- anhren Inoeriou reiite iSaa til
Surou. z. 7of., for at fisbe cuoeI
Sehe. iom fol ienoeS til 8m. Qoit
& Son, Gong SsIano, u. ..
-Sobn Z. Sficrietb rciitc iooa
til &c Rop, Wtinn., % citcr ncaIc
Cages 9eieg Der reiier ban til Niu.
neapolis. bpor ban bar ioaet gnipt.
telie hos et 9robpaaerfirmo.
Zen "5ug Of @pr~. iom oil
finnc SteS Den 17Oe melem "@ol.
6ers og geroen~, tegner ill al futile
bli ct tort attroftionsnumer. Soa.
bel Sberiif Guaaep, iom ifnI pGrC
General for @aloriierne. iom &. a
Sooeen, Der bor operiaaet aom,
monooen ODER @@erben", bar paIgi
fine MGno, % Oct er uneopcnois al
bem9rfe, at be er REM aipmpefarei
aleiammen. Sele 8iuneibeif er
ipanbt paa llbfaloet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Rat. 0angSnes Wooer DOB.

Mrs. Solueig 8nngsneS, Wooer
til Eaiior, Tormano Tor SpnooerS
Tomu.I iitrift, 8. y. @an9sles, osoe
/ Storp Gitu, Coma, Den 23be IpriI.
SIM par is6t / So9n / Nor9e, Den
266c NpriI 1923 ) 1917 bleu bun
ait meo Teocr z. 8angSneS, mco
bpcm bun bar bapt 7 9srn, al bpilte
ole. unotagcn Den Gloite, leper. :
1866 fom SamiIien til gmcrita og
boiattc iia @inncibief 60, Soma.
: 1877 ilpttebe DIR. og WrS. Bangs
rcs mc0 no9Ic al @srnenc til Mooop
60, z 9of. Ter boebc DC inotil
1890, ga &c ilpttcbc til Winucnpo'
lis. Ter Nenc Ycbcr @augsnes /
1898. ~ Si6cn bar Wrs. &onAsncS
boct hos lin Ssn o0 mcb bans ia
milic ilDttcoc bun / 1899 til Storp
Gitp, Soma.
! DC iencrc Nor hor bun poo
@run0 al Alberbomaipagbco for oct
mcitc boIot Sengcn. Eoa i'm SSoe
S~sbicIaoog, Den 26be Npril, blcp bun
mbcr itor IcItogcIic itcbt til ocrt
iibite &pilc. Eoitorcrne $. SoIuor,
Jon OF $. Hrc iorrttebe / S~sracbuiet
% / airfcn, og Eaitor @ongsncs for.
rcttcNe &orbpoafaitcIicn. &c Bern,
lem opcrlcpcr bcnbe, er iorii0en ga.
ltor %nnaSucs, Siur og Soqot
@onasnes, bcgge @oonbpTrfcre /
Winncopolia, WrS. ~. Sbetnep, lon
oaian Dor / WinncopoIiS; Sermnuno
gonaancS, Snrnrer llGr Sbcsio,
Winn.. % NrS. 8icrtruo Gucfion
pc6 Slunorear, z. Taf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
On Mrpeproees MOB Napen.

Sfior bpbe / @iir5burg. en- Glore
telbopenoe Game, Srt. gnoreia, Der
iGrbauieoe fine fattise Sl9gtninge,
itm l9nge meo gIoo 8orpentning
Liable Jet ben til benoes Gso, meo at
tcitamentere belle lin Sormue paa
100000 Morf til Boue Yils bea
Sienoe.
Set bar 10 Ell Streg i 8egnineen
for grpingernc; men De oiloe Dog
fife opgipe &anlpcn uoen Speroilag,
CO &c tit berior cn Sagfsrer interes-
ieret for oeres Sag, Der iioen bar
Gaaet lin Sang for 9onoretten |
@iir5bilrg. Gnoni err Den life enot;
men De proteiterenbe Irpinger me-
ncr at babe ben bebite ltoiigt til at
faa 5eitamentet omitsbt. Get er
nentIia cfter 5orlpocnoe lpffeoes at
lore gibner. pao, at Srf. Gnbrei5
life por normal, oa 5eitamentet blcp
affnttet.
Otter benne 8enbing or Hapens
Geprrientantcr, Ser biotil bar itoaet
iieilt poa 9atifanets Het, beapnbt at
ainc aieb, % Der or MI inolebet Sor.
honolinger ON at o%iillitte Sogen uoen
Com nleo ct m~tinoeliat SorIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Vait. Masgaaro @eitprer.

Zen Soreneoc airfeS itnre SfoIe
Goncorbio College / Woorbeao,
Wiun., oil ira bette Sfolcoors Sluts
RING iaa Ell mn Erriioent. ibet NaItor
: u. IoS9ooro bar ontnget oct til
6om ubltcbtc aoIb iom GoIlegets 9e.
itprer. Enitor Hosgnorb er isbt /
Gilbert Sea. Winn., Den ste Nprif
1875, er 8rabuellt ira Ct. SIof Sol.
ICae % tbeoIogiif aonoioat ira BEN
Sorcncbc airfeS Seninar. Sioeu
1901 bar bon pGrct Brett Tor Hor,
mop @rope Wcnigbeo. Sc Soreit,
@iS.. mcb llnbtnacIic al 10 Gor. Get
'critc al oiaie mNcruiitc ban / airfe.
hiitoric uco Yrciteieminoriet, oct on.
Get Ititocrcoc ban pcb Erinccton Uni.
rer'itct, San bar oitcrc pGrct pou
Gale iom Froicaior. Bait. Noaaoorb
CT Qiit nleh Ell Inttcr al oiosoc Iur.
imun0 Is. Sunne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
banoelsrcreIicn.

@rooitrcetS SonbeIsopcriiat for
llNcn cuSeubc 29bc April mencr at
iporc Ell lioeu Sorsaelie / SetaiIbal1.
beIen, % iom 6sIsc beroi bar DC for.
ificIlige Soldiers siort itsrre Sorret'
ming enc | Den forcgoacnoe llge, :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Der bo1 Ii.
Den Tirfiombco, o9 Morfeoerne for
9pgninqSmoteriuler lioer berunber.
III WnIina cr ser liocu SmiGtning.
Scrpcntirt 'GlgeS III for 1S Gents
moo STA / SeGpubelicn al Iprli.
! llgcu cnbenoc 21Se gpril ino-
troi Ser / DC Sor. Statcr 2i0 Sorret.
niussiaIlitter moo 233 / iorcaaaenSe
llac, 1S9 | iiliporcnbc llge / 1910.
26S i 1909, 2S2 / 1908 OF 1863
1907. ! Canada iubtroi Der / ltgeus
Ssh 26 Observation-Disclosures MOB "a
/ iorcgnaeroe ll1c % 81 / tiliparen.
sc llae / iorriee Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
9ecDrab Dg Smegll.
"aom Wai, on ipbc, miloc."
Sen lite Iai 1911.

Wot tont 9arlfe rl9il9' nlen Sso'
heoen" % "WtlloDcoch fnl d I'LL
'Urclsblg life 'lioitc ON. yer DC
aplrotc ltco 'llrt ger o9 mean Ssn'
nea eiternlooa9 % aften. Set nor
G6ot Hcall for Niger o9 en9, % oet
nor 'oanllt lttc lloact al pctloBe N9
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-02
Norges Temtralitet.

llnber Sperifriitcn "aan hi trpst
iope pioere2" meobeler "Seroens
Sang" / ariitiania, at Ser / bisie
Gage er inbIsbet Soreipsrgiel til Den
norife Reeiering ON SiaooeIie. for tire
umerifanife SIosifibe til at anIsbe
= bel at merle life 8riitiania, iom
Oct 10 piloe bore naturlist, ON Der
fun bar Gale ON Ell bsilig @iiit for
Of marfere oct gpoe Sorbolo imeQem
Stoterne, - men berimoo Bergen.
Spab bill De amerifanife arigsifi.
be / @eraen2 "9eroens Gang" bor
iioliaere siort fla til 9alsmano for
cen Spiotnine, at aappeitrioen incl.
lem England oa Spflano ON Sper.
berreSsmmet paa Sapet mere % mere
oraaer Rorae meo inc unoer oe
iiorpoIitiife @eregninger, og at i
siIfGIoe al en- Sisfrig ime[Iem Sc TO
Waater bar Sorpanoet uoenior Ser.
GEN ben ~itsrite llbiigt til at bIipe
Sfneplaoien for oct isrite oa piitnof
ofaisrenoe Sammenitsb imelem DC
to HipaIers SIoaocr.
Ten omerifanife Narine teller"
- ifriper "Serocns Sang" | fin me
Nrfifel "iblanot line Siiicerer ben
~itsritc at &utioens Sisitrateser, 20.
miral @obon, % oct forflarer. bpor.
icr Seraen iorctrGffes for ariitianio.
SlasifibcneS tafriae Siiirerer ifal
babe 9eiligbco til paa Sorbaano at
iiuoere oct norbenoe arigstbentcr,
ipm SpifIauh M bier Den uSieate
Spmnrfiombeo at laSe siennemplsies
al fine beoite Sfibe % Jolf.~