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The herald., 1911-09-14

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rns having of Diana street from
..,vn avenue to Teche street has
completed and accepted by the
- after an inspection by City Engi-
-. Hardee, Commissioner Smith and
o,to Briede, Jr, for the city, and
~-.,nor Cornwell, representing the
s.,theru Bitulithic Company, the con-
factors. The pavement is for dis
,,pcs Of one block.
MAYOR Behrman has appointed the
..,,oving delegates to the Interstate
,,l,nd waterways League convention,
Itch meets in Morgan City, Oct. ST.
I Lala, P. S. Lawton, NJ. S. Ma
,.,ey Jos. W. Lennox, B. A. Hintz and
n C. v. Kraft.
Mas Lille Conner left Wednesday
~ her home in Algeirs after a few
,.ets' stay at Bayou Home" as the
.,.st of Miss Joseph B. Garrard. She
-,s accompanied home by her mother,
. Ma Charles Corners.
ohief Pujol of the Fire Department
,,.nsferred Drivers Jules Member
ANN Engine Company No. 16 to En-
do Company No. IS; L. ". Brous-
s.rd. from Engine Company No. IS to
Sngine Company No. 16.
Miss Coldie Bach, the accomplished
ycung daughter of Capt. and Mrs. L.
Bach, received her diploma as a
trained nurse from the Hotel Dieu
,,st week. Miss Bach's many friends
congratulate her on the successful
eompIetion of her studies and wish her
nuch success in her chosen profession.
Mrs. Sutherland and granddaughter,
Mss Ella Hotard, have returned from
visit to GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Howard Koppel has returned after
1 months visit to New York, Newark,
Atlantic City, Washington, Asheville
and Brevard.
The petition of the Algiers Improve
nsnt Association to the School Board
b. ten-room school on the site pur-
<hased by the city near the Naval Sta.
don, was referred to a committee.
Mrs. E. Kinkaid and son, of Belle
vile street, spent some time at Cow
hston. La.
Mrs. A. Diket presented her husband
WITH ane baby boy on Friday last.
Roy Hicks left Tuesday to spend a
uhile at Monroe, La.
& Miss Florence Kinkaid is spending
: vesk at Midland, La, the guest of
Nh. L G. Mathews.
Nm. Troutman, of Berwick, La, has
The herald., 1911-09-14
ALGIERs IRON WORKS GETS CON
TRACT OF INSTALLING
BOILER.

The Board of Fire Commissioners
met last week and approved the rec
concentrations made by Chairman
Meister of the supply committee, with
reference to the bids opened for coal
for the department, uniforms and
horse shoeing. The chairman of the
supply committee also reported hav-
ing received two bids for the placing
of a new boiler in engine No. IS, one
from the Algiers Iron Works for $3.50
and the other from the Johnson Iron
Works for $3.50. The bid of the AL.
gie-s Iron Works, on the recommends
ton of the chairman of the committee
was accepted.
The herald., 1911-09-14
Entertained by Children.

The parochial school children in AL
giers assembled with their parents
and the sisters of the Holy Cross and
the Marist Fathers Tuesday morning
in the parish hall to do honor to Bish-
op Gum and Archbishop Blenk. AL
though there was only short notice an
interesting and enjoyable program was
presented and the entertainment was
a notable success.
AS the distinguished guests entered
the hall the children sang God Bless
Our Pope" A welcome song was then
rendered by Miss May Casey, assisted
by the pupils. Misses Marguerite Hag-
gerty and Mercedes Bolton made ad-
dresses to the bishop and the arch
bishop respectively. A duet was play
ed by Misses Katie Twickler and Mer-
cedes Bolton. Eight little girls recit-
ed verses. This was followed by a
full chorus.
Bishop Gum said when he left At
lanta everything was sorrowful as is
all parting with friends, but the scene
yesterday was a vastly different one
with the smiling, joyous faces Of the
children echoing the welcome which he
felt sure would be his in Natchez,
where he was going to work with and
for the people. The bishop said he
desired to commend in the highest
terms the excellent training given by
the Sisters of the Holy Cross. He
was pleased with the manner in which
the songs and other numbers were
rendered.
As a special favor he asked Miss
Casey to sing his favorite song, "If
All Those Endearing Young Charms"
At the conclusion of his address and
the song, the bishop was presented
with a bouquet of American beauty
roses by Helen Barrett.
The archbishop made a short ad-
dress, stressing the fact that it was
always a pleasure for him to come to
his old home, Algiers. He said Bishop
Gum would find the people Of Natchez
glad to receive him and felt sure the
administration of the diocese under
his direction will be a success, as was
his pastorate and other work in At
lanta.
The program closed with the bishop
bestowing his blessing on the audi
ence.
The herald., 1911-09-14
MEETING OF THE
T. c. o. C.'s.

One of the most enjoyable affairs of
the past week was reception tend
cred the Twentieth Century Outing
Club by the Misses Edna and Leona
Karr, at their cosy little home, 21S
Vallette street, last Tuesday night. At
an early hour this happy crowd Of fun
gatherers began to fill the spacious
parlors, which were most beautifully
decorated for this happy occasion, pre-
senting a scene of rare loneliness.
The evenings pleasures consisted OF
dancing and other pastimes, while at
the piano some excellent selections
were rendered by the Misses Karr,
Pastorek and Roth. The sweet, bell
like voices of Misses Ford, Donovan,
Seruntine and Messrs. Weber and
Crumbie were heard in some very
beautiful vocal selections. Refresh
ments of the seasons dainties were
served and the happy crowd dispersed,
gladdened by the hospitality Of the
charming hostesses. Among the hap
by smiling faces were seen: Misses
Edna and Leona Karr, Louise Roth,
Julia Richards, Anna Pastorek, Rose
Seruntine, Laura Richards, Leona
Donovan, Mary Ford, Lillian Serum
tine; Messrs. Geo. Crumbie, Raleigh
Weber, Jos. Donnelly, A. Quilio, Jas.
worrel, Edmond Seruntine, Chas. Lou
bat, Julian SCHNEIDER and Edwin A.
Richards.
The herald., 1911-09-14

been spending some time with Me-
L. Kinkaid.
Capt. w. F. Short is spending his
vacation with his family in Seguin
street.
w. X. Decker has left for Brunswick
Ca to accept a position as electrician
aboard the U. s. derdge Galveston. 70
succeed Milton Covell, who has been
promoted to the engineering depart.
ment.
FRANK Lecourt and family returned
home Saturday after spending the
summer at Bay st. Louis.
Inc daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Duffy OF 334 Olivier street. was han.
tized Sunday at the Church of the
Holy Name of Mary. The name be-
slowed on the little one was Rowena
Margaret Frances. The sponsors were
MISS Edna M. Barlow and JOS. Duffy.
j. l.. Higgins and family and Miss
wilson are home after spending the
summer at Covington, La.
Miss Rosa Walter of McDonoebville
and George Harper. of Algiers. were
quietly married on Saturday night at
Gretna by Justice of the Peace NJ A.
Dauenhauer. The bride is a daughter
OF Dan Walter and made her home
with her father and brothers who
however, were not apprised of the
wedding until Sunday morning, when
they discovered that she was not at
home.
Mrs. w. w. Baucum and son of Gulf
port, Miss, was the weekend guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Gordon F. Vallette
She was accompanied home by her
niece, little Olga Vallette, who will
spend two weeks in Gulfport.
The many friends of Harry Gaffney
Will be pleased to learn that he is re-
covering from his recent illness.
Miss Irene Brookes has returned
from Ocean Springs, where she spent
the summer.
Ivy Harnisch of Lafayette spent the
past week with his uncle, Fred PETER.
korn of Opelousas avenue.
Mrs. Geo. Pefferkorn and children of
Lafayette, La, are visiting Mrs. Jos.
Thorning and Mrs. Fred Pefferkorn.
The public schools will open for the
session 1911-12 on Monday, September
Is, at 8 a. m.
The marriage Of Miss Anna Christy,
the charming young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Christy, to Bancroft w.
Weaver will be celebrated on Tuesday,
Sept. 18th, at $50 O'Clock, at Mount
Olivet Episcopal Church.
John R. Ward of Baltimore, Md, was
a visitor to Algiers last week, visiting
J. Casey and r. E. James.
Miss Agnes Hays, one of our popu-
lar young ladies and a talented must
clan, was married on Wednesday night
The herald., 1911-09-14
SUITS FOLLOW sHIPWREcK.

Two suits growing out of the loss of
the steamship Arkadia were filed last
week in the United States circuit
court against the New York & Porto
Rico Steamship Company. One was
filed by Ada Dunning, widow of Henry
Dunning, an engineer who was lost on
the ship, asking for $4,000 for her
self and $4,000 as tutrix of her son,
Adolpho Dunning, aged twelve years,
and the other suit was filed by Mary
Davies Poche, wife of Arthur Poche,
an engineer, who also was lost on the
Arkadia.
The petitions declare that the YES
sci, which sailed from here last Octo-
Der and was never heard of since, was
defective, unsafe and generally unsea-
worthy; that the boiler tubes were de-
fective and the machinery generally
Ineffective; that, Notwithstanding this
fact, the ship was loaded with a gen.
eral cargo greater than it's capacity.
and left this port for San Juan, Porto
Rico.
The Arkadia was one of the vessels
caught in the storm of last October,
and nothing whatever was ever heard
of her. The only article ever found in
the nature of clew to her fate was a
small part of a boat with part of a
name on it, which might have been
which was washed up on the
coast of Mexico.
The herald., 1911-09-14
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining at Station A, New Or
leans postoffice, week ending Sept. IA:
Women-Mrs. Mary Dodds, Miss
Berther Jones (2), Miss Laura Robin.
son, Miss Marcy Tailor.
Men-Mr. Bogard, John Pecimo.
Miscellaneous-Miss Huber and Os-
valid.
w. ]. Behan, Postmaster.
J. w. Daniels, Supt. Sta. A.
The herald., 1911-09-14
MAKES A DENIAL.

1t is to be made known to the public
that Alphonse Wattigny, Jr., did not
quarrel with William Kelley on account
If Francis Harris, because she was
none Of his associates. The trouble
was caused by the vulgar language he
used to her in the presence of other
ladies'. Mr.. A. Wattigny, Sr.
The herald., 1911-09-14
ALGlERS RAILWAY TO PUSH ITS
EXTENSION.

City Attorney Moore received let
ter Monday from Leigh Carroll of the
Algiers Street Railroad Company, ad-
vising that his company would pro-
coed at once with the completion Of
the road to McLellanville, and thence
to the Mississippi river, and that the
by the first of January next. This will
give direct communication by railway
with the Immigrant Station.
The herald., 1911-09-14
CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME or
MARY.

The forty hours devotion in honor
of the feast of the Holy Name of Mary
closed Tuesday night at the Algiers
church with one of the most notable
ceremonies held there. Bishop Gum.
of Natchez, was seated in the sanctu-
airy in his full Episcopal vestments
and at the conclusion of the services
give his blessing to the congregation.
He preached one of the most forceful
sermons.
The music was of high order of
excellence and the beautiful edifice
was adorned with ported plants and
ferns and the sanctuary and affairs
were especially lighted with waxen
tapens and electric lights.
There were large congregations at
all the services since Sunday morning
and Father Larkin said he felt much
impressed with the evidences of Cath
olicity which were shown during the
special deyotions. Fathers Gassler
and Vincent preached the first two
nights helpful sermons.
The bishop of Natchez, John E..
Gum, preached at the close of the
forty hours in the Church of the Holy
Name of Mary, and took for his sub
ject The Blessed Eucharist as a Mys-
terry of Faith and Love-"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
en- GpentYrfart.

ct Rresieteleeram fra Cos Inee.
les, Gal, beretter, at Dampfibet
"gurefa", Der fsreS al aaptein Bur.
tice, ben 22be os. er aigauet til Sal.
pooor meo en- uoisgt 9eiGtring paa
16 Nanb omborb for paa en- ser.
pGrenoe 8Iantage at isge eiter Ell
Sfat poa Here Niaioner Collars,
iom "Erofeten" Sobn Meranoer
9opie, Granddaughter at 3ioh oitp
nar Chicago, ST., iiees at bare neo.
grapet Der. llbruiterne al Sfatte.
arooererpeoitionen iiges at pGre
9eiiooeIie al paalioeIige llnberret.
ninoer ON, at en- ianbon Sfat pirfe.
Zig ifal bore neosrauet paa oct op.
gipne Steb.
s 3ion Gitp Ter man imiolertio al
belle Siitorien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Juriitp0loe.
Suriitcrnc bar fnlSitrnSis Opertaset
/ Spr. Staters &ongres.
Nremmcoelementet

Ger finbes Inlet 2auo | 9eroer,
hoor Suriitcrne bar iaa iuGbitpnoig
Snertaget paa ale Regierir9som.
ruaoer iom Der / De Sor. Stoter.
Ceres Snermaat er ioa itor, at ben
olminoeIise Sorretninesmanb, 50.
brifant % Sorbbritger Iioet eIler tn
ret bar at iige / 4ationens aii9rer.
Gen nrroprenbe 9oneres beiiroer
Jig fuibitpnoig | Siiriiternes 0oIb,
ioet beres antal ubgisr ooer So Bro
cent al beus iamtIi9e WebIemmer.
If 4oneresiens $50 IeoIemmcr
er fortiben 304 S~ogfsrere. Ii De
reiterenoe 176 er ogioa Here Surf,
tier, iom er gaaet oper | ANDRE 9ips-
itiGinser. Gen osmmenbe Iagt be,
itoar ieIpisIgeIi9 uoeIuffenbe al Sii.
ritter; men oct iomme giplber poo
oct auer nGrmeite ogiao ben no
epenbe Woat. IrGiiSent Soft er
Suriit, og oct iomme err adbinets.
meolemmerre anor, WacGeagb,
Stimion, @icfersbom, Sittcocf, 81.
iber % Ra9eI. III aobinettets nj
Meolemmer er iaoIcbeS ipo ubban'
ncbe iom Srriiter.
s 8ongresien er Siiriiteu npiterl
enepGloig. s Scnotet iiober life
minbre emo 81 Soeisrere, bporai
Saloparten er HepubIifanere %
@aIuparten Gemofrater. 8 HeprG,
icntontbuiet bar RepubIifanerne so
Saafsrere og 9emofrnterne 145. s
begge Sliie er Der tiIiammen finn &c
aisbmGno, "a Sormere, 90 Iebaf-
tsrer % ~ S%abrifouter.
ReOenitaoenbe SobeI bier &c for
ifieuige Siositiuinger, iom er repro,
ienteret i Senatet:
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Senatorernes 8ienneminitsaloer
er ~betpoelig bsiere emo Heprpientan.
ternes. s Senatet err nemIig @ien.
neminitSoloeren omtrent 81 Gar,
meoens ben ] Suiet er omtrent 80.
s begge NiOeIinser err HepubIifd.
nerne gienneminitlig GIbre END Sc.
mofraterne. s Senatet err RepubIi.
fanernes @ienneminitsaloer SO aar
og 7 Waoneber % GemofruterueS
90 Ior % 4 Woaneoer. Gen lam.
me relatioe gloersforifieI fiubes /
Suiet, bpor HepilbIifanernes @ieu.
nsminitsalber or 81 Iar OF 6 Wao.
nrber % 9emofraterneS AS Inr og
8 Waaneoer.
Den pIoite WonS | aongresien cr
Senotor Siaac Stepbenion fra 8is.
coniin, iom urite Iooneo fan ieire
lin S2be Ssoielsbas. Gen nrit GIb.
tie err Senator Golum ira Sainois,
Tom bIir so Iar / Rooember. Sena.
tets pngite Meblem er 9emofraten
Sufe Sea ira T%ennesiee, Der blot
er 80 Iar gammeI.
Gen eIoite HeprRieutant er Repu.
bliforeren &. Stepens Senrp fra
| Connecticut. San bar 70 aor gam.
mel ben 10be Sebruor iaar. Oct bar
p9ret Den olminoelige Wenirg, at
Uncle Soc" Cannon bar ben GIo.
tie, men ban er ire Woaneoer pngre
END Wr. Senrp, ioet BON fsrit bleo
rs Inr ben zoe Woi. Gen pnqite
Wono ! Observation-Disclosures err Demo.
fraten @illiam Srancis Wtiirrop ira
Wasiahuietts. ser bare er 30 Anr
gammel. San Ter bertiI lao una.
bommelig no, at ban pes g~rtraieS.
iionens aabning al mango al tine
8oleger bIep taget for en- Roge.
Hepublitanerne fan altina 6rnite
zig al at babe oen GIoite WanS baa6e
| Senatet og / Suiet, mebenS Demo.
frnterne paa fin SIDE fan itrpSe al
at BABE oen prgite / begee ai0elin.
ger al aon9resien.
ri aongresiens Me6Iemmcr er 81
8eteroner ira gorgertrigen 90 II
8eternner ira arigen meS Spunier,
10 bar tioIisere O9ret Sfficerer / gr.
meeu meo afgnugseramen ira 2oub.
fri9sifolen / Beit Roint, og TO 81.
~iicerer / Wariuen meo aigongsera.
men fra Sisfrigsffolen / annapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Sienoer mooes
iom Denner.

Generalization Treo :. Grant. Der
iom 12-aarsgommel @ut leoiageSe
i'm 6aoer, Gen. II. z. Grant, pud
8icfsburefelttoqet 90 par tiIiteoe
ueo @pers Srotngelie, opertoJ Sen
22oe bs. paa Observation-Disclosures
@egue observation-disclosures Bonn.
ment, iom er reiit / Sen oerpprenoe
miIitPre 8rapparf.
en- al SagenS Understandable Cpl.
iooer inbtrai 0a Sc Spbiutspeter1-
ner, iom beltog | FaraSen. blep gipet
Seoe oppe pda Glatformen peo 81
oen al Be tiIitebeoprenoe Roroitnts.
peterarer % al oisie line gamIe Sieu-
Der biliteS meo fraitige Surraraa6.
General Grants RootngeIieStale
6ilites pes i'm Cunning al Spoitats.
ioISaterues ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF /
lin lib iaa irgtelise ~Rebel pel~
og al Observation-Disclosures luitise %
fraitise ~ganfee 9beer", Ser | Dor.
e~erfrigens 0ose baooe uo9ffet iii
Ramp pan 9ip % Gso. uren Tom mn
b~lauSeSe zig idmmen til en- SplSeit
for Ssmen al Den itore 8riser. bpis
Acknowledged eiter Seiren bapSs
plulSet SpSitatsioltets Sierta
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
en- haaro Stale.

en- foit6or gGoSelsbsbeIt. "No.
oeltu", tilbsrenbe @iainm Sines /
albonp, u. o., er / Wonoags blepet
giort u~ififfet I'll at beItoge / Here
8pboeIsb peo at ipGnoe Sact Smitb,
Ell groofIprborer. / 5opeOet, UNDER
oeunes 6orisg pao at berolige On
ret. iom par bIeoet ifrPmt % giort
b~aIitprigt.
SpGroet moo 9orerens gauSe.
BRAT par iou uoIoiomt, at 6eitenS
Sop ~iplinireoes. boorinloo gorerens
Sfuue iIet inger Sfu6e fog. Smitb
~gienoptog lin SrGning for 3puetam.
pen meb Gicf SpIouo Sen npite Dag
iom ON let ingentins par bGu6t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
eugene Shmib itranoet.

I'll Sau Sraucisco, Gal, er Der
inoIsbet Meobelelie ON, at gpenS
fbp. Sorgermeiter, gitgene Stmit3,
er itrunbet | Weerico % life ensang
bar Fenge not til Semreiien. Sans
Sormiie, iom ban sapoe iamlet iig
peo Tine itorilagne Graft" .Sransof-
tioner, mems BON par gor9ermeiter,
90 iom engung uniIoses til uGiten en-
balp Wiqion Dollars, bar ban tabt
poa u6elOige Observation-Disclosures %
more m~isIpffeoe 6orretninssforeta.
GENDER.
Otter fin 9~psIoSeIie fra SpnaiIei
cprettebe ban, iommen meS en- anoer
San Sranciscofapitaliit, 50. s. DIN.
gee. en- itor Gementfabrif / Sontn
Gru5, Gal. 9ette Soretagenoe re3
imiolertib operenoe, ba 9ingee for ct
(ars Tib iioen ipiaebe Salit, oa
Sdmit5 tobte ale De Henge, ban
boboe iat inc / Oct. Gn 8llbminc,
ban baobe arbrogt itore GUNNER /,
gif iantme Sci.
9ereiter orog Shmit5 til Gina.
Ioa, Nerico, bpor bans 9rooer er in.
teresieret / Wine0riit, men M er Der
fommet gitb ira bam til bans Ben,
ner / San 6rancisco ON, at o5ioo
benne Rine bupOe pitt iig o9roiIss.
og at ban mi itoO paa iuloitrnoig
bar 9affe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
SorfuIet at uIyffen.

Sra 8regorp, 9. 0af.. berettes
fsIgenbe, Der ipnes at bare noifilIig
2igbeo meb en- "ianbf9roig Sfrene".
On / 9pens Cmegn boen0e 5ar.
mer peb 9abn 9. q. SoImes bar /
2sbet al ben ii6ite Ioaneo oGrei
biemisgt Of en- Rpffe lllpffer %
llbelb, ser life aIere bar forfreblet
BAN | fpitif og iinaniieI Senieeuoe,
men giort bans 6aar iaa bpiot iorl
en- SIOings.
ulpfferne b~eapnote itrar eiter, al
Solmes bapoe tis6t Jig en- Iutomo.
BIZ. en- Sag for omtrent en- Waa.
neo iioen fom ban fierenoe iii 8pen
/ fin npe "9iIe", os mems ban op.
DoIot iig Der, latte en- 8niit ira ct
9ofomotio SIb paa bans "garn" ser
neobrGnote iii Brunoen meo aft iii
SnbboIb, beribIanot Here Stpffer
StoriP. lln6errettet pr. 9elefon ON
granben iatte ban afiteb biemooer,
men ban por life fommet Iangt paa
Bel, fsr S~tpregreien Hog zig oraus
meb oct ReiuItat, at "9ilen" Is6 moo
ct Srp, og Soimes fit fire Ribben
fnRffet.
@f en- Sorbigaaenoe bleb iaa Sol.
mes bragt tiIbaae til gpen, boor BAN
/ flere Gage bIep Iissenbe unSer
Understanding. gtpar Gage ef.
ter, at ban por bIenet brast 6iem.
igien, sIeb ban paa 8eranoaen os
br9ffebe lin p~enitre Arm. en- 99ge
maatte tiIfnISes ira gnan for at iaa
ben br9ffeSe Arm iat iammen iaieu.
og oft gift soot og bel til for en- llges
SiS iiben, ba ban fit fin beire Arm
br9ffet peb, at en- aaIp Isb bam opcr
enoe.
Sor at iRtte aronen paa 8erfet
LOB omtrent inTrtioie bans eneitt
Cater, Rarp, bort meo en- Con
Bon" o. tos meS Tia bans beolts
aisresreier Os to toitbare Selte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Boyle. Gpiiooen.

Paa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. regli-
lore RaareSsmsSe ! Sarge oen 22oe
Wtai blep Ser life nepnt Ell Orb ON
DR.. Sames G. gople-gpiooen
8aibinSton. vi Stprets NseSIem.
mer bIep Der efter Wsoet opIpit, at
Der iusen geiperinser oar ireniSrt
mob DR.. @opIe.
Com Oct oil mirSes, blep ser
Rresietelegrammerre fra @alhington
iniimeret. Of Wteolemmer al Sen &c.
legation fra Rortb 9afota, iom par
reiit iii @aibingtop for at moSar-
beioe Ratiiifntiorer al Sen fanaSife
Observation-Disclosures. par blepet truet
meo at ina DR.. gople aiiat fra I'm
StiQins eo Statens 9anobrugsbsi-
ifole. foroi ban / S~enatsfomitecrt
bapoe ubtaIt iig til GorSeI for Graf
tategL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

faIifet ~teIesrafiff SrNre ON Sanger
mes l%lbIepering. Ne9rene lao arre.
itereoe paa Nistanfe for at hare
mprbet en- Wanb peb Raon g. 9.
Smitb fra @obesborougb.
2pnterne, Der uor fonunet fra
Sauabasiee til Safe Gin / Iutomo.
biIer, tos Resrene mes iig en- NtiIs
Bel uoenom gpen itileSe benz op
peb Siben al binanoen % bespnSte
iaa at ifpbe pna Dem meo 3iiIer og
RepoIpere, til De ole bar siennem.
boret al argler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

Mo. Spifer; Campbell, aonias. aa.
nabier; 9ortboIbt. MisIouri Spifer;
Sinbber9b, Wiuneiota, Soenife; 8.
M. 6. Smith. Mifiean, SrlGnoer.
Iemofrnterne - S'Sbounesip, Rho.
De SSIano, SrI9nber; @iIion, 9enn.
ipInanio, SfotIenSer; 9onoboe fra
GenuipIoania, Srl9nber; SABBATH fra
Suinois, 9sbmer; 8rabom, SGinois,
SrlGnOer. SociaIiiter Berger,
@isconiin Siterriser.
Sslaeube fremmeoe 9anoe er iaa.
Ieoes reprGienteret | De Sor. Staters
8ongres:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

Rarinearfiteften / HeprRientont.
buiet er fbp. auptein / Marinen
RihmonS Bearion Sobion ira ala.
bomo, Soriatteren er G. %. Sopns.
emo ira ReD Seriep, Sernnrbeioeren
er Sranf gudonnn ira Sainois,
gpgmeiteren er @i1iam 81. 9aIoer
og SotelpGrten Geo. s. 2inoiep,
begge De TO ii0itnPuute fra Rep
gorf.
Get fremmeofsote Clement / aon.
s~resien omintter 10 Nteblemmer -
7 Senatst og ~ | Suiet. aae De
fremmeoisSte Senatorer er RepubIi.
fanere, oe beres Rapne er: Stepben.
ion ira @iscoriin og Saainger fra
Retp $ampibire, beage fsbt / Cana.
ga; S~outberlanb fra lltab. @etmore
fra Rbobe SsIan6 og 9orimer fra
Sainois, ale ire fsot ! England;
0licer fro 9enripIonnia, isot / Sr.
Lamb. og Relion. isbt / Rorse.
s Observation-Disclosures er ier Repu.
blifanere, fem 9emofraier % en-
eccialiit isbt i llbIanSet. 6sIsenSe
er en- RapnefortesneIie oper Dem:
RepubIifanerne = Susbes, @eit
girsima, a%anaoier; aabR 9aIiior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Q~laifaoamper iunfet.

Sra Canton. gritii6 aIafa, mel.
Ses, at Samperen go 5rauce". en-
al oe ferite al oer 6lnoSe al Dam.
pere iom er afgaaet ira 2dte ga
gorge til 3otpion, Sen 236e Ss. par
itsSt paa ct llnberoanosfiPr / "Sbir.
~ Nile" .Slo6en, 12 Nil ooenior
Sootaling. % gaaet Thumbs.
ga Srance" err Den an6en 6Io6.
6arnper, iom er forIiit iaar.
aae g~asingerer % Stsrite6eIen
al 2aoningen reoSe0es.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Streifen / CANADA.

Sra @innipes, Wan., telesraferes
ben 23be Wai: Com en- Sslse al
Den itore aiiImineItreif / gritifb 60.
lumbia os alberta bar 8ranbp.@i
nerne ibae maattet inoitiae FIN 8irf.
iom6eS, bnorneo oper 500 Nanb er
giort arbeibsIeie. aariasen til 9iif.
ningen par RangeIen paa 9or peS
@asopncne / 8rano Sorts.
~8oIS.S Crop" .Ninen fol Inffes
imprsen % g~irficmbeoen i &c
itGngte 8ruber oil life bIi sienopta.
get, ier alilitreifen err oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
en- masie.SYnhine.

Ser Resere bleo Den 22be Ss. Inn.
hebe NOR Safe Gin. SloriSa, eiter
al en- Slot paa oper ct 0riin Tano,
ION uogop JIG for Geputp Sberifis
bapbe facet Dem | lin geiibbcIie eiter
at bape f%orepiit Sberifiens 16 aar
sanle Ssn, Der i 5oberens Srapar
baOoe Opipnet meS 6engilet, en- for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Spenif.tpif Sraftat.

Hro Berlin t~eIegraieres ben 22oe
Wfai:
en- nm Sdnoelstrdftot er nplig az.
~illttet meaem Spiflaro oa Sberige.
s Sniflauo or man al oer Miening,
at oerne Srnftot oor en- baarIig af.
fpre Tor Sriferne, ioet Soeriee fit
aogans til at forbsie oisie Soloiafer
meo ira 20 til 30 Brocent, meSens
SpifIdro peo ti6ligere Sorpligtelier
er aiifaaret aSgang til ~Ii1ret0e Sor.
bsielier. Wer / SOerige er man al
oer S%ormering. at oct init bar Sp-
iferne, Tom oe6 oenne Graftut gif al
me0 al Brofiter, ioet Sperige blep
iorbinoret ira at iuoisre Den proief.
tereoe Grporttolo poa Sermolm.
boor1f Suerige aarIig uofsrer til
1piflarS for oper ~ Wiaioner Dol.
lars. SaaIebes Ter oct no iii,
al irgen al De tortraberenoe Barter
er oibere tilirebs meo Iraftdten.