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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
GETS HEAVY SENTENCE
Jube Jordan Given Six Months for
Violating Liquor Injunction.

lube Jordan, persistent jointist, to-
day drew $500 fine and six months
Jail sentence for violating an injunc-
ton recently issued by Judge Dana Of
the first division of the district court.
Jordan is the first person to be pun
isbed in Shawnee county for violation
of a liquor injunction. He drew the
limit
When Jordan appeared in court to-
day. Judge Dana showed little tend
ency to bestow clemency on the much
convicted liquor peddler. Then, too,
injunctions issued in Judge Danas
court mean something and the court
wanted this matter thoroughly under
stood. The court reminded Jordan of
his frequent visits to the bar of JUS
tice in the past Then he refreshed
Jordan's mind as to the liquor injunc-
ton which was issued only last spring
To be sure. Jordan was penitent. He
usually is Jordan wanted to explain
that he really didn't mean to fracture
any of the courts orders, but-Oh,
well, somehow it just happened and he
couldn't explain the details.
Then County Attorney Simon said
Jordan ought to draw the maximum
sentence for his offense. The law says
for violating an injunction and con-
tempt was the legal charge against
Jordan. While Simon was explaining
all these matters, Judge Dana re-
freshed his memory as to just the
heaviest fine and sentence Jordan
could draw Then he bestowed on the
jointist $500 fine and six months
jail sentence. So, assuming that Jor-
dan never pays his fine, he will spend
Jail for his disrespect of the courts
orders
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
OF ARMOUR SPLITS
Decentralization of Wheat Market Is
Brought About.

Chicago. Nov. 23.-Selling and dis
tribution of big cash wheat holdings
here We're demoralized today on the
board of trade by the split in the Ar
mour interests and one of their aides,
James S. Templeton, who recently was
credited with having made bid for
five million bushels of cash wheat, said
to be the largest amount ever sought
in q single transaction here
It was asserted by traders that Tenn
pleton who has had the handling of
much of the business of the Armour
Lichtern interests had been dropped by
the Armour Grain company because of
his attacks on the inspection and ele-
vator methods of giving out wheat for
shipment. The Armour people, it is said,
will attend to their own selling and dis
tribution.
Officials of the board also were consid-
ering charges against dealers who have
offered the eastern wheat at less than
the Chicago price in violation of the
board rules.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
SHE BROKE HER ANKLE
Mrs. Won CIaussen Is Unable to APP
pear in Court.

New York, Nov. 23.=Mrs. Ida
Won Claussen, who once sued Theo.
Roosevelt for a million dollars because
she said he interfered with her al
legged success at the court of Sweden
was unable to appear today before the
commission appointed to investigate
her sanity because she broke her ankle
trying to escape from BIoomingdale
asylum.
Mrs Won Claussen was sent to the
asylum several weeks ago after she had
written to a supreme court justice who
vorce case reopened, SAYING:
IF your decisions are not in my IA
vor God help you" It was learned to-
day that several days ago she leaped
from the window of her room. On ac-
count of her injury the examination
has been indefinitely POSTPONED.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
Be NO STRIKE?
Rock Island and Shopmen May Reach
Agreement Tomorrow.

Chicago. Nov. 23.-The international
officers of the railroad shopmen will
meet leading officials of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific railroad tomor-
row at which time it is expected the
question of a possible strike will be
settled finally.
Tomorrow's meeting was arranged at
a short conference between representa-
tives of the shopmen and General Man
ager w S. Tinsman and w A Nettle-
ton, general superintendent of motive
power.
Although railroad officials and the
shopmen's representatives refuse to dis
cuss the situation, indications pointed
to the possibility of an agreement at
tomOrrow's meeting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

explaining the object of the meeting,
"our committee must have help We
propose TO handle the proposition as
we did the white way, having a COM
nittee in each block go out and get
the signatures of the men who Will go
with US to Usage City.
eff YOU realized the importance of
getting the ocean to ocean road
through Topeka you would not hest
tate about giving assistance
OTTAWA has one advantage in that
the route as proposed going through
that city is IL miles shorter than the
route to Usage City through Topeka,
but we have as a talking proposition
the fact that the road would go
through the capital city of Kansas and
that the scenery along the river IS
something to be considered
THE main thing is to get this road
into the Automobile Blue Book. Their
car started over the Ottawa route yes
terday and I suppose it Will go over
the Topeka route also. The Golden
Belt route from Kansas City to Den
yer would also use this road.
Tourists leaving Kansas City would
take dinner at Topeka. One day this
season "A people took dinner at Dodge
City. You can see that this thing
would mean a big thing for Topeka in
several years. 1t certainly should be
of great interest to the hotel men ana
garage men, but although they were
invited to this meeting, they haven
made an appearance
Ottawa PaoIa and Olathe, will be at
Usage City by the hundreds. At that
time the ocean to ocean route will be de-
cided upon and every person will have
vote.
s'The Topeka Motor league will have a
rousing meeting tomorrow night at the
Commercial club. and Monday night We
expect to send 20 men to Lawrence to
work up enthusiasm there Let's all get
out and take along a band and have 4
good time"
Here is the cheapest advertising pro-
position I know Of said N B. Burge.
The Blue Book goes to 25,o00 auto own
ers."
teresting Topeka historical data for the
Blue Book and to use in argument at the
meeting in Usage City
Committees Are Named.
Committees appointed to call on mer-
chants in the business districts We're;
S. ]. Hodgins and Samuel Lux, 100 and
200 blocks, Kansas avenue: Albert T.
Coulson and A. T. Gibler, 300 block; John
Brunt and w. c. Stephenson. 400 block;
n. p. Burge and ]. G. EmahiZer, 500
kins, J. E. Crockett and Horace Humph-
reys. 600 block; Sol Berkson, B. Crosby.
Robert Fullerton and A H. Purdy, 700
block: Elon S Clark, Frank P. Mac Len
Albert z. Jones and D. B. Johnson, 900
block; William Dyal, w c. Anderson, w.
First street and the bridge; w. A. Neis-
wanger and William Macferran, West
Sixth street in business district
Other committees will be appointed at
a later date.
Those subscribing money were: Scott
Hopkins, $40; n. B. Burge, So; George S.
Stansfield, SO; J. NJ. Brunt, So; B. Cros-
by, $40: Ed Arnold $10 w w. Webb, s.;
subscriptions are being received this
afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
SUES TWO DOCTORS
Mrs. Meadows Asks for $4,000 for
Malpractice.

Doctors J. L. Work and James G.
Stewart, North Topeka physicians,
were this afternoon made defendants
in a suit for $4,000 damages, filed
by Kittie Meadows, who charges the
physicians with malpractice. The
operations complained of are alleged
to have been made in November, 1910.
Three causes of action are set out in
the petition filed by the Topeka woman,
who is the wife of Horace Meadows, a
Santa F'e employee. She charges i'm
proper diagnosis, unprofessional opera
tons and malicious injury from improper
instruments in the treatment which she
received. For these injuries, the woman
asks that she be given judgment for
S1h. 600.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
TO BE WAYS READY
That Troops May Sail From Manila
on Short Notice.

Washington, Nov. 23.-The army
transport Sherman, now lying at Ma
Mia, ready to embark the Seventh in
fantry for the United States, probably
will sail for San Francisco about three
or four days before the transport Thorn
as, now carrying the Fifteenth infan-
try to the islands, is due on Decem-
Der J.
1t is the purpose of the army to keep
a troop transport ready in the vicinity
of the islands for sailing with troops
at a moments notice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
PROTECT THE PUBLIC
Instead of Hampering Capital Says
Secretary Fisher.

Washington, Nov. 23.-walter L.
Fisher, secretary of the interior stated
before the National Waterways COM
mission today that the governm ent
should take no steps to prevent COM
binationa or monopolies in the devel-
opment of electricity from water pow
er. Instead he said, federal regula-
tons should be made strong enough
to protect the public interest. Inves-
tors should be assured a large enough
return to attract capital into the de-
velopment of water power said Sec
rotary Fisher.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
NO DEFENSE FUND
Labor Federation Refuses Appropria-
ton for McNamaras

Atlanta. Nov 2s.-The American Fed
Grafton of Labor will make no direct ap-
preparation for the defense of the Nc
Namaras. The opportunity to do so
passed today when the convention
adopted the recommendation of d COM
mittee that labor organizations through
out the country be Appeared to for more
funds The report made no mention of
a direct appropriation and it was put
through before those who favored the
proposed $500 donation had an oppor-
tunity to suggest an amendment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

For injuries received when street car
struck a fire truck, John H. Rhodes, a
colored fireman from the Monroe street
station has filed suit against the Topeka
railway company for $4,000 damages. The
accident occurred November "A, last year,
as the truck on which Rhodes was riding
attempted to cross the street car tracks
at Twelfth and Fillmore streets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
Cloak Makers Strike in Berlin.

Berlin, Nov. ga general strike
Of the Berlin cloak and suit makers
and workers in the children'1 cloth
ing trade occurred today the strikers
from 1 to Il per cent increase. The
strike affects $4,000 female home
workers and 5000 tai1ors interme-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
Attention.

All members of Old Abe camp No.
16, Sons of Veterans, u. S. A, are re-
quested to be present at the meeting
Friday night, Nov. 24.-By order of
the commander
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

Because the complaining witness could
not recall the details of an assault and
robbery in which he lost 81, the case
against VIII Wheat was dismissed today
by the county attorney for lack of evil
dence. Thomas Fitzpatrick, a St. Marys
plasterer, came to Topeka for a good
time was slugged and robbed when he
visited the festive North Topeka dives.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
Tevoution AGAIN
LOCAL MENTION.

A state complaint against w. Morgan,
charged with violations of the prohibitory
law, was filed today in the district court
Morgan is charged with nine sales and
a nuisance count.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

Gen. c. P. Drew will leave today for
points in Florida, where he will spend a
couple of months in the hopes of improv-
ing his health. Gen. Drew has been in
the employ of the pension department in
Topeka a number of years. but in the
last few months his health has been bad
ly broken.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
Notice. nj. & B. nj. a.

On Friday, 24th at the Flambeaux
club hall. 232 Kansas avenue. there
viii be an open meeting of Topeka
branch to form Billiard for governor
organization All members and friends
invited
T. B. HUMPHREYS, Sec'y.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
Marriage Licenses.

Clarence E. Upton, Emporia, "a; Daisy
Dollie Brown. Topeka, %.
Walter Batman, Oskaloosa, q. and
Mabel Smith. Perry, II. Married by Pro-
bate Judge Schoch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

No cases were tried today in either di-
vision of the district court; the only work
of the day being the disposal of the
Chrisman case and the sentencing OF
Jube Jordan for contempt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

The jury in the case of Farrell against
Burtis & McMurray, returned a verdict
for the defendants. The action involved
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

Edith Liggett has filed suit in the dis
trict court asking that she be awarded
$25 a month separate maintenance at the
hands of her husband, John Liggett, a
Santa Fe employee. Liggett and his wife
are the parents of an infant child and
the mother alleges that since the baby
was born her husband has tried to COM
pei her to bring action for divorce.
She refused and when her husband would
not support her, filed suit in the courts
asking for separate maintenance
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Mary Irene Voigt, aged 10, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Voigt, 1119 East
Sixth avenue, died last night of
diphtheria. The funeral Will be held Fri
day morning at 10 oclock from the home
Burial in Topeka cemetery.
Word is received in Topeka of the
death of Miss Effie Crannell, in Denver
Tuesday, November q. Miss CrannelI
was the daughter of Rev. P. w. Crannen
D. D., formerly pastor of the First Bap-
fist church. in Topeka Miss CranneII
was taken to Colorado about a year ago
for the benefit of her health as she had
been suffering for more than two years
from tuberculosis. She was about II
years of age at the time of her death
Her body will be buried in Denver.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

Minnie E. Williams has filed suit in the
district court asking for a divorce from
A. NJ. Williams, to whom she was mar
ried Is years ago. Williams is said to be
and abused his family. On several occa-
sions, the wife says her husband threat
ened her life. She asks for decree and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

Eugene Stotts, city commissioner today
filed his answer to the $4,000 damage
suit brought against him by Fred j.
ohnson, who was shot last summer for
violating the quarantine lines on the East
side during the smallpox epidemic. Stotts
denies that he hired w. II. Dutton, the
guard who did the shooting, and is there
fore not responsible for buttons acts
with gun. Stotts also AYERS that Dut-
ton was justified in the shooting of john
son, the latter threatened button s
life and disregarded buttons warning to
observe quarantine regulations.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-23

L. B. Written, a former clerk at Pax
ton & Paxton's general store, today filed
suit in the district court for S4.101.50 dam
juries alleged to have been received while
engaged in his duties at the store. Ac-
cording to his petition Written fell over
a counter last October and bruised his
leg so badly that he was forced to lay
off from all labor for twenty-one days.
He asks $4,000 exemplary and S101.5O
actual damages.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
SIinf Japaneierout.

On ing Saponeier, George Sfitoo
ira Sioa9iro, Sopau, bar beItaaet
Ifaoug&erameu ira Geutrulbsiifoler
/ Ct, saul iom Nunrcr 4 og err ionl
iooban opfsrt paa aIaSienS s@reS'
rule. Sfisut ban nm bar opbolbi
Jig IRE Ior / Imerifa, oerni 10 Iar
/ Ct. To,lI, er set IpffeoeS BAN al
pinoe oeune ggreSitiniug i en- aasic
paa oper 200 gIeper.
George er oniat iom "@cllbop"
Ierhonts SoteI % bar tient nof I'll
al betuIe for lin SfoIegong. Sor
bar ioeet en- lioIia SutereSie / ole
SfoIeafiprer % bar prrtt meget al
boIot al fine aomeroter.
Oct er hans Tan at aaa til Stats.
uniperiitetet nGite aor % bill iff(
penbe tiIbogc til Snpnu fer ban bal
iuIbenot lin GnuegellboauneIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

reoe berfor | ct begeiitret 9iat / ct
lofalt glao; en- mere proioiif an.
logt Berger / Gbateaurour tog Ser.
efter Iff9re og ifrep en- lang Grtifel,
og @noen bIep, at 9pen anorog ge.
gierin9en ON SiqabeIie til at labe
Sunoen bente og inblemme ben I
Ofltieet.
Sette anbragenbe gif MI / 2sbet
al De folgenbe Waaneoer fra Iiniite.
rum til Winiiterium; oct panbrebe
ira Suititsminiiteren til &irfe.
miniiteren, og ba ingen uf Dem
mente fig fompetente til at al.
eisre Sagen, baonebe oct ilnttelig
hos Observation-Disclosures for oe ifisn-
ne Sumter, Der for nogIe Tiger iiben
CAB ben snifeoe SiaabeIie.
90 forleoen blep ga IapoIeons
Suno UNDER itor SsitibeIigbeo of
bentet paa "Sout-S ent" % mbragt
paa en- Spoersplaos / Rilieet / Cha.
teaurour.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Ct felt upeir.

@orIop / Softer Gountp, g. Sof.,
biemisgteS / Gluten al iorrige llge
al ct iorirroeligt llpeir meo orfon'
aatig Gino og bsIienbe Hegn. Gcme
Glepator blrite operenbe o9 bemole.
reoeS, Observation-Disclosures Iefte'
beS ira fine @rumbmure, omtrent II
StaIb. % Saapebpgninaer og 20
minSre Suie iorponolebeS I'll Tinoe.
peb, iaoaobtipm bpereneite Spell
gIasruoe / 9pen fmiItes, % Der fanb.
ties fnapt ct 9eboeIiesbus, iom life
blep / nler eIler minore @rao ram.
poneret.
Stprnlen nebrep ale Seleion. %
Sclcgraflebnin9cr, boiIfet er @rlin'
Sen til, al man fsrit M bar facet
Giterretning ON llIpffcn. SeIbiguiS
% mcrfeIig nof gift intet Wenneife.
liz tabt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
WapolconS 6nno.

gnbnu ben Dag / Dag pioes oct
life meb 9eitemtbeo, paa bpilfen
Moabe Rapoleons t~rofoite Srno Tom
cper til ct. Selena; men melt iano-
ipnIigt er oct, of ben bar liitet Jig ON.
bcro paa oct engelife Glib Der tsrte
Den faIbne Seller bort til ben tlerne
g.. Siffert er BET / bpert Sab, at
ben fom til ct. Selena og iammen
meb Bertrand blep hos i'm Serre,
inotil ban broe lit iibite Sui. 9a
e9rtrano oereiter penote tilbage til
Sranfris, tog ban naturligpis Sun-
ben nleS, % oisie to Hopoleons melt
troiaite 8enner bsbe omtrent ianitt'
elg paa Slottet "Eout-@ent" peo
Gbateaurour.
Sunben blep uoitoppet oe gift iam-
men meo Slottet / gro til Sortenie
Bertrand, % ~efterat bun babe nil
itet 2ipet peo ct SagtibeIb, arpeoe
grfebiIfoppen / gourses SIottet
meo ale bets Rapoleon.Helifoier
@eo SfilsmiSien melem Strife o.
Stat / 1908 blep Slottet beilaglagt,
% DC foitbare HeIifpier blep opersi-
bet 9pen 9ourges til S%pbeooring,
men berimob proteiterebe gpen Gba-
t~eaurour, ibet man b9uoeoe, at alt
oct foniiifereoe 8irfegobs efter 90.
ben ifulbe forbIipe / Den aommune,
hpor oct par. Set fom til en- Bro
ces, iom enbte meb Seir for Gbateou-
roiir, os &elifpierne bIep bereiter
flptteoe til benne 9p % anbraete |
ct oerp9renbe Nuieum.
@eo ct SiIfeIoe bapoe ma imio-
lertib CLIENT @apoleons Suub; ben
bar CLIENT os upaaagtet bIepen put
let til SIDE / en- arog. % Der bar
ben iioen itaaet % iamlet Stsp, inc.
til Ell geissenoe for uoeen Sih iioen
] opoageoe Den. San par tiIi9loiapiS
Gister, % bans SpSaselie r%eiiIte-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
y Sapcr al Jnoianerne

Zen isoeraie Court Of Claims |
@~aibinaton bar / Ell / Sirsoags az
gipet aienbelie afgipet ben al Wiae
2oc. Snoionerne / Winneiota moo
Re9ieringen anlagbe Sag oelois |
Snoionernes 6apsr. S%noionerne
iaqipgte Reeierineen for $4,000.
600, men blep al Retten fun til
fienot $764210,S9.
@ioere oecioereoe Hetten, at @els'
bet ifoI inobetoleS til Gbippepainbi.
anerneS @eneroliono, bpilfet meo
andre Orb bill iige, at Teneene ifal
beIeS IigeIig meIcm ca. 10000 Chip
petpoer % life bare til DC 800 Gem.
mer al Wine 2ac|S tammen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

mel Pige, 0eGa aIpiio, | Sorf9rbel.
len itprtet fig no at ct @inbu / an
ben etoge. ge9se blep farIig fla.
oebe.
Wrs. Soa gac5arIanb, Der bette
SopepGrelfe meo to andre apinber,
fanot, oa bun paasnebe, oisie bpite'
rife at SfrRf % noe at Stonb til
at aisre noset for at reobe fig. Sun
fit Dem me6 fort geip9r truffet ben
til ct @in6ii, bpor bun boIot benz,
inotil granobqienet anfom meo fine
Stiger.
S granbruinerne ef Der siemfun:
bet ire Gig, Tom imiblertib enoml
lite er Bit ioentificeret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

terne nnoer ct Gelttog. De forbar'
ieoc Gerben peo ben forboIosois ltbe.
tpSeIiae acknowledgements bIanoi
fine Trooper peb Spsoom % Smitte
90 bepiite, at naar Oct bar pPret an.
taaet, at | aria osr Der Here at eng.
Dom, END Der fnIber for Sienoens
araIer, iaa er Der ialfolb ingen geeo-
penbigbeS for ct iIigt Gorbolb. Sapa-
neIern bar | bette Stpffe ppret Ser
bens 29rcmeitre, % be Soreneoe
Stater bar ii9r braeet iie oeres Or
enpel iii Rptte. Wten bporfor lite
anpenoe De ionrne Wetober, iom M
beitpttes / S9ren, o5iaa | bore 8Der,
bpor epioemiife Spgoomine ofte fire..
Der uneoig mango Sire9 0eriom
Spiiemet err oct rette, maotte bets
S~nbierelie funrte puoregne tirpa-
renbe ReiuItater ogiaa iioenfor Sr-
rem. Spao Oct booeoia9elig fommer
an poo err, at 8oIf lPrer at i~agttoge
sc piatigite Sunbbeosrealer, og fan
Nsopenoigbeoen Of bette %inoprentes
/ 2onbete geioIfrirs iom Selbeo, er
Der inaen 8piI on, at oct mart pil
reirltere / Ell m9rfbar 9teo5ang |
0goeliqbeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
JernbaneulYffe,

IinbIt IA Ienneifer antages at
bape miitet 2ipet / ct Sammenitso
meaem TO Gasiageytog paa gurlins'
tonbanen ii MiI sitenfor WcGoof,
Hebr., ben 29be os.
glanot Be br9bte par Sprbsoer
q. s. Dillon % en- Easiager peo
Iapn Sreb Sbepberb fra Solbrebgc.
9lanbt Yasiagererne paa oct belt
gaaenbe Cog bar Weblemmerne al
"9aie 9an".Soloene fra Senper %
Omaha. Mange al bem blep ifaoet,
men f,,n etpar Stpffer ! nogen al
porIigere @rao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Stor Brand frisco.

On SIbebraub, iom ubbrsS tiblie
9irsbaa Morgen, Iagoe De bersmte
"Gbutes", Sau Srouciseos itsrite
5orIpiteIiesiteo, / aaife. @ranoen
mebisrte oespGrre oeiaa Sabet al
ire Nemeifelip.
Sloen i~orpIanteoe iis til ct ill.
erGnienoe 9oeibus, bpis 9eboere, ba
DC pGffebes al 9ranbauarmen, til
i'm 5orf9roelie ~opbaeeoe, at ale llo.
ueie i'll &ebnine ipntes aiifaaret.
Scr granbmGnoenes anfomit bapbe
TO al 9eboerne, en- Manosperion pco
Gaua Sobn 5eiit, % en- IS aar gam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
poitfinanierne

Sor fsrite Sang / bort Goitpeiens
SiItorie eriiterer Der life alene intel
llnoerif,,b / aasien, men Der bill peo
TiIfaIoarets l1bsane Ben 30te Sunni
FIJI leonet ct Speriflto paa ca.
81, 100000
Ioitminiiteren bar forleben Sag
cterienot Observation-Disclosures en-
a~npisnins poa So, 900 iom iibite
Silbagebetaling al Set geIsb, iom al
set offentliqe Sono bar Itiaet Ioitbe.
partementet til 0ispoiition for al
flare Jig igiennem inbeparenoe 81.
ifalaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Oct mprife Misiipmsielifab / Dos

ton itSisrer ct itort og npttigt ar.
beibe blauot Snopanorere ira De
sumIe Sanbe, iGrifilt ira Sfmoira.
uien. Siemmet, ser err beIiggenoe
paa Geoar Ct, &orburp, foreitaaes af
Srober og Ssiter Oscar 0epine, iom
perionIig msoer peo bper Gmisranr-
baaos arfouit os tnger Suano ON
De Snopanbrere, ion bebsuer beres
Si9lp. hinge apinber, lom fominer
til Boston og life bar 9enner eaer
Slestuinger / StaSen, timber ct trpgt
S~iIflrgtSiteb / bette Siem, inotil De
fnu ituffe iis SpseIiGtteEie, os De
mosaar iaalebes mangeboanoe 81
rer, iom en- apinoe er uoiat for | en-
iremmeo Storbp. Sper 200 aoiroer
isgte ifior til bette Stem, iom mi
olereoe er ior transt % bebsper at
uopioes.