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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

llbretuterne meget mooerne. Se bar
iprifiIt 9amertes Saporiter, gioroes
al 9eoer meb inbfattebe foitbarc
Stene og bar ofte meset funitnerif
og paffert ubfsrt.
Sra elbre Sioer bar pi bebaret Ell
bel Gel pafre, emalierebe llbrs, prp-
oct meb giueoer at ben bellise 80.
Mile, mptboIosiife 6i9urer, @lom'
iier, Spr etc. Baa foitbare nbre bar
fremragenoe SlWitnere %nnoertioen
malet Winiaturportr9tter. S S6liis'
SamIing finbes I. ST. ct llbr meo ct
BortrGt al Marot, "Solfets Sen,
paa gasiiben | en- anben Somlins,
Den S~iltonife, er Der ct intereslant
"muitfalif" llbr meo ct Miniaturpor'
trpt nf Napoleon gonaparte. Oct
fortanes, at Wurat fit bette rbr al
&apoleon i 1900 efter Slaset peo
Warengo. Sper 3tme ipiaer bet Ell
Melooi. llbrlfipen er beiat meo
Eerler. llbret ct ct al De pafreite,
iom fienoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Gm fto8 franff Set.

S zee Semps" fortGller Gnriieet
Carrot ON en- iaare flog Seit, ION
man er meget ltolt al / ben Sanosbp,
bpor Den for Siben bsrer biemme.
Soften beoer "Mousie", er 6 Iar
gommel og ct roligt, inilt DIR. Sper
@ften fommer ben at fig ielp tilbagc
til fin StaIb. en- @ften iaa imioler'
tio bens gier, mcoens ban talte meo
nozzle @enner, til fin Sperraifelie, at
Soften gif fin Sci % life 9ioroe
Solbt, for ben fom ubenfor ScbInte-
bens Sus. Man maatte meo Wa9t
brinae "Otousie" tilbase til oens
StaIb. ge9Ite @orsen ifpnbte Soften
fla, iaainart Stdbbsren aabneoes,
otter til Smeoen. Spab bible Den
hos bam2 s Mminbeligbeo lifer
Seite life at fomme til SnteoerL og
"Wousie"s Sope bar, Tom bet ipntes,
aobt beiloaet. ON aftenen 9ientog
set famine iig, % man CAB fig oa I'll
at uuberisge Sopene ombpggelig;
man opbaseSe Sa, at en- Sfo bar iitpf.
fer % matte foraariage Spret
Smcrte. Oct par berfor, "Wousie"
bapoe ppisat Smeben, oa ba Sfaoen
bar repareret, Git ben life mere til
ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

On alminbeIia Snofsrelie al Sele'
fcnen / aina bpoer paa 9anIfeligbe-
Der, iom er n9iten nooerpinoelige, 90
oe ifplSes 2anSets Sprog. &eprG'
ientanten for ct tort init gleftrici'
tetsielfa6 / SEEING omtaler fslgenSe
Selefoniamtale, iom ban ufripiHis
bar peret Iione til % itenografif
9ar optaget:
"Saaol - BET er Sdinetrebuabo'
IaiutrebGpeintrebutin & 60. Spent
er set ri taller mebP"
Set er Observation-Disclosures.
finatibniitihen & 60. Bill Se bore
al oen @obbeo of iise os ON Sir.
moet aiunsIaibunsbans
6utidanu s. MISUNDERSTANDING
mpifians er inobIanSet ! Habnopa-
jie. 9anfens aonfirs?"
Sa SeIifabets Stpre | Berlin bop
&c iaaet WebSelelie ON oenne Sele'
icniamtaIe. telesraiereoe oct itror I'll
fin @epreientant i Eefing ON life at
sjsre pberIiaere 5oriss pna'at faa
Seleionen inbisrt ! bet binmelfe
Rige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
en- fem 8omn,ert.

Com SsIse af en- TisfortoaeIie
meb Senipn til S~noienoeIien af ifrift.
Iiae anbraeenoer | GorbinoeIie meS
aabnineen al &oiebuo % Pine Iio.
&c Reierpotionerne | Sol,tb Oafota
bar oper 10000 R%erioner besaaet en-
fem 9ommert, Der muIigers bill be-
rope Dem etbpert Sab ON at faa
fig ct Sarmbiem ueo ocune anleo.
ming.
0Riten ole bisie Gnbragenber er
blepet ienbt birette til Suoge 8itten
| 9alas uben FORT at bore n%tteite.
rebe i en- at Iegiitrerinesbperne, iom
2opeu frGper.
Resiftrerineen taeer fin Begun.
Belle Den 26en Sftober og peoparer
til ben 2tbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

@aarbe | See iamt en- airfe, men
"greiffreen" gjorbe gnbe paa BET
beTe. liIpffen ifal ia fleet paa en-
Spnbag.
Siiriittrafifen iaiennem IarbaI
bar | CONNER p9ret nofiaa IipIig,
mango Heiienbe bar fontmet neb fra
SperboImen, Giosbugaren % oper
fra Spiter los neb fra Epin, fornoen
De iom bar fommet meb Gampifi.
bene uoenfra Sosnefioroen. en- flor
Del bar peret ltol9noinee, Tom
ifuIoe beitige 3inberne. Naa Den
enerite @aarb fremme / ~lltlebaIen
- @etti =, bar Der p9ret omfring
800 Meiienoe | CONNER. Sgaa I
cpennGpute 9nI bpbes Der paa man.
ge Sep9roigbeber, iprIig ftore Sos
Ter, iom fommer neb fra be bratte
Shipper, os life at foreIemme Bet
~tisfosien, Der iom befienbt er 260
Weter bsi. SfaeaitsIstinoerne Zig.
ger fun ca. ire aiIometer fra nabnte
Sos.
Fao @eien neo fra Sfagaitslstin-
berne. ifliIbe ct Selee at Tinbebeiti-
gere prspe, bpem Der bar Den bebite
til at flntre, men oct reiultereoe |, at
en- bar fommet bort | eft inaoant
ltI9noe, at ban maatte, for at fomme
frem, Ia fin Ippei9f | Stiffen, oe
oeribIanbt bar bans Renee $50 Ser.
RppeiGffen bariebe neboner Glen, og
BEN er enbmu life fiinoet igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Qaroal / Soon.
Gn norif gpao | Cpfomit % raft
lispifling.


Spem TfuIbe for en- 5--6 Mor iiben
troet, at goroaI gif en- ionoou no
biting imebe2 ifripes | Ell 9reu fra
aarool / Sogn til "@alores", Gen.
Der / oisie aor life bar ppret | Iar.
oaI, bill ru oeb at eiGite 9pgbeu
ncppe fienoe fla igien - ia neppe
tro fine eene Zine. Oct isrite, ium
pGfter ems Spmerfiombeo er ben
ene'tnnenSe SIpnecoei iom Tpiuiol-
Seue bolber pan Of bpape op Seirs.
naaii. Gen bar life minore END 43
Soinaer pao lin Del op til Soppen
oa ben er mi mart iQrbie belt op.
Ger beifieiiises mango grbeibs.
log lrueere fremme. men De er emo.
mi life fommet iammeu. aisreoeien
bIir untassIis fGrois til SoIsbruits.
len ibsit.
@eien er M uSituffet Iige irem til
SpiuS plumbing. Sra Seirsnaaii i'll
Spin, ca. 20 aiIometer, oil Gig
rineeu life BIZ mere emo Is Meter.
Den blir dntageIia iGrbigbpeset belt
irem til 5piu nRite SAT-.
Ger orbeioes M paa en- aIsppei
iremoper MOB gisfosielet. ION ffaI
benpites mieIertibis iom Irans.
portpei til grooiont M. NJ, ben er mn
paa bet nGrmeiie farbig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
una Mano or9bt.

Sra Seaborn, ". Tut, Tribes II
"0ecorab.E oiten":
ct iergeligt uIpffestiIfPlbe bGuo
te Wanoas aiten Den Toe Iigiilt ca
A WiI fra Seaborn | StutSman 60.
q. Saf., ioet en- ung Gut peo Naor
aarl Sermanien ifisb fig 900. Ser
manien fom BERTH fra Rorge forrigt
CONNER iammen mco DIR. % DfrS
Stenslano og 2ors 2snne. De bor
ollc for oct meItc bait fit GilboIb Dos
aIbert Sanien, ga Mrs. StensIanr
CT Mrs. Saniens Ssiter.
Sermouien bar iioen / Warts or
beibet for Ell amerifaner peo &opr
9olac, iom Dor en- ire Wil ira oei
Steo, bpor Sanien Dor. @olac bar
Ell Sarm nogle Wtil ira, bpor ban lie.
Der. @olac bar ON Wprgenen gaoei
til nGpnte Sarm, og Sernlanien ifiil.
De til Miooog fisre neb Der meb Woo
og arbeioe efter Wiobag. San fierte
meo oobbelt guggp og to Seite for.
| Sermanien fog @en9r meb, ba ban
bar gIao / at ifpbe, % Der paa TrG-
rien err 10 meget 8ilot. ON apel'
Den, Ga DC lfuIbe biem efter Dc TO Sc
ite, Tom ifitloe inc | ct Stature, git
@oIac al % aabneoe 8rinbcn. Ser
mauicn lao iaien / @u9gien; linens
fPitneoes Ssmmerne til Sppeltr9et,
eIIer boao oct mi bar. Sermanien
toa @epGret % forisgte at le'e Dem.
@olae ipurgte, ON @epGret bar loot,
men | oct famine gift Sfubbet at %
ramineoe Sermnnien | penitrc Sfll'
Der. San iaIot ON og roobte: "Ia,
min @nol" @olac freq: "Oi er
bel life 6eo, aarI!" Ien ban rerte
iig life; bans 9ip Dor aaerebe uolliif'
fet. goIac tog ba til Seitene, iom
nof Dor bIet Iibt urolige peo Small
BET al Sflobet, pg lit fiert Dem meo
Sermaniets Sig til nGrmelte Sarm,
tom Ian en- og en- SPORT Weil borte og
tilbsrenbe Ell 2amiIie neb Rapn Ger.
Der og fit Iagt BAN inc Der. Der por
10 life 9iostegn mere. golac fisrer
ga til fit Stem % berfra til Saniens
for at meobele, bpao Der bar bGnot.
ga bar al. ~ Wibuat. Sanien iaar
GA paa SirSbag Worgen nogen til at
aaa reb til Gerber OF ia it9 al Siget.
ScIp fisrer ban til Darlington efter
3iite og iaor giort Oct nsooenoige til
geerapeIien. @oIac ienote ielpfplge'
Tia 9ltb eiter Coroner og Sberift,
ION fom og beiau 2iget. Sc fnnoe
blot iiae, at Gsoen ciebliffelig bar
i~notruffet, ga Sfliobet bapbe ramnnet
Den itore 2ipaoren Der anlsber Sier'
re. @egropelien farot Steo peo Srtn'
Sc Strife, Nep Some, Onsbag Otter.
miooog ul1bcr flor 8eltagelie. Cm'
friua 100 Menneifer bar tiliteoe.
GfSsoe bar en- bpgtig a%rbeioSfar,
tiaiae Ell fiGf % mil Gut, 81 Nar
aommeI. San beb aarl Soban Ser.
monicn, bar ira SannifeoaI peb Sra.
aers og eiterlaoer iia Der fem So
Ifeuoe, morae Slegtninger 90 Ien'
uer, Der oil isrge ooer Sabet al en-
mil og fi9rIis grober, en- goo bpg'
gelig Ben.
Y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Sfnaapluf.

q. 6. StorIa reiIte 9crSag til.
bcae til Teeoer, q. 9af.
- @roicsior @iarue Sponse boINt
Srsoaa Gften 6orehrng meO SpSbil'
leoer / 9almar.
g. Slpenion fra 8pitoine % ..
&. Seer ira SroufuiIe bar pGret /
9ecorab / Sorrctuiuger.
@r. o. WrS. q. 30. Ramiep %
@6rn reiitc iioitc 6reNoe til hilbert
Sea for at bcisse lin 0ottcr.
RrS. 2situant Ole an6eriOu
Tom Serooe biem igien eiter ct geiea
hos S~lGgtringe / R~ortbfiel6.
- Mrs. s. $. NmnOicu fout Sire.
Dag tiIboge ira 0enuer, Col, bpor
bun bar tilbragt Sommereu.
u. e. aorSruo reiite Sir&0aa
I'll Ct. GoliI FOR at ~oienoptnge tine
Stuoier peo 2utbcr Seminnr.
- 8rofe$ior Sultu5 g. OIiou fra
Nobiion pnr | 9capuocIicu al l(geu
Der / 8per ct Bar DogcS Ei6.
- Or. :. Q. Hoome / GoImor
lar ioIgt fit berprrcuoc @onuiugS.
bus til :. 9. @ecter for $4,000.
49, Mrs. s. ". 8. 8rcrS pcnotc
@auoog tiIboqe til q. 8ouI eiter ct
Tort @eieg hos fine SeifeuSe her.
o. Z. Ebompiou % Suitru rel.
ite 'orIeSen til &iG8 @iuu., for at
bcIsge Gottcrcu, Mr$. 8. ". Sauion.
49, Iii3 Sigue &arien rciitc &sr.
bag Ill GreSco for at bei6qe @rooe.
rem, Eoit, Saurit5 2orieu % 6oni.
lie.
q. q. @icf o6 Senucr Grre
rei'tc Trcoog til minneapolis for al
heItoge / @aIorisiteOnet. Ge fom til.
boge SnSoag.
49, Itr5. SoIoig ira So8per, Wiir.
neiota, bar / uo9eu Sio beie9t fine
Seiferbe s. 9aIporion % Mrs, 3.
Rlte | Rioqelpap.
- }iis Clara &egq peu6te Ires
Gag tiIbagc til Iort6iieIo FOR at glen.
ogtage fine gIigtcr iom 2preriuoc
peo ct. SIaf Goneae.
- 6amilieu 8jeoermon, Der /
mango Sor bar boct / @eit 9ecorob,
Fgtter / Sisie Goge fiji Sreeport, Su.,
Bpor Ell al Smuerne M Dor.
Mrs. s. 6. Gingoabl. ser en-
llees Gio bar beisst SeitererL RrS.
s. 3. Sobuiou, reiite iioite OnsOag
tilboee iii 9eo @ius, Wiun.
Riis Minnie @iit fom Mtauboa
biem igieu ira minneapolis, bpor
bun beloig bar ooeritanet en- Opera.
ton for SIinotarmsbetqnoeIie.
elmer SaIporion ira geuifeeo.
@is., beieser for Sioen lin tioIiserc
greiteiamiIie oernebe, gait. og Mrs.
8. G. SGmiot Der / Snen.
g3iis eIiia NeIion fra Sion,
Sails, 9. o, er fortiben biemme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
9ecorab % Smeglt.
Sen 14oe September 1911.
Ct. SlafS GrSrn.

Retop mobtagne norife BIaoe for
2oen september meooeIer, Of Song
Soafcu ben lite bs. bar ltonpunt
9~rofesior 6. g. Qrcrs fra 2ecorab
ca Or. @oDor6 9sctmann fra ct.
9oul til aommduoerer Of ct Slaf'
orocnens 2ben aInSie. Somtiois er
9~rofesIor 8isle 9otbne peb Minue.
iotaS Statsunioeriitet uonGont til
RioSer al lite SIaSie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Nrnrffton Epncac.

CIR ben biuiaitr ps bcoite Sfole | Norooeiten.
Spccieae Alasier iprRa.ommere. Seno eff
er aataIos til J. c. Satire, Crookston,
Mimi,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
1ooielsoosss
~ 8oeen.

Sette er en- al bore 90re Gr9.
! miebsger, og at b6mme eiter De
! mango pelpiaise anbefalinger, /.
I pi bar mootaeet, bar oenne BOG /,
! pisieIig piutoet megen Snter. /,
! este blanbt bore gbonnenter.
! gosen er iaalebes inbrettet,
( at Der for bier al aarets 9a' {,
; toer er fire blanfe 2inier meb
! Tiabs for Somiliens os Siegt.
. hinges 9anne. timber bper /.
; Cato er anfsrt en- eller fere be. ,
. remte Menbs og apinbers Sso.
( ieIsbas. og paa Ben mobitaa.
. enoe SIDE finbes Der = for De
tiliparenoe Satoer - ct tibet
) gers, ct @pisram eller en- ltb.
I taleIie al en- eaer anben napr' /;
! funoig Meteorological. Oct bill .
! bore al flor Snteresie for Ell.
. bier Samilie = 90 fan ogiaa
peo pisie 2eiIisbeoer bIipe til
! uoentet Hptte paa 6enne
! Maabe at bape belle i'm SIeet
iamIet | en- Zig Iiben net BOG
! meo ansioelie at bpert etfeIt ;
@eolems Ssbielsoato og $50.
! ielsaar.
goeen er mutt inobnnoen / /.
1 29rreo mteb SrAet "Ssoiels.
oassbog" / @uIobositaper paa
! Hpsgeu os 6oriiben, iamt Sub.
! init, os Den ienoes frit meS
! 8Iaoet for $1.25 betaIt i Sor.
ifiio.
. B. Anundsen Publ. Go. ;
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

Sibitc SirSSnq Gftcrmibbog ST.
2 bIcp gli's 9epi6a Aurettn atel Ta'
teuiet til 2ourit3 e. 2ariou Sgnooe'
firtcH | Galmar. 8aitor y. aoren
forrrttcSe. Otter @ieIien bleu Der
SrtSens TorPlSres Siem aiuet cr
RsceStion FOR oe 300 8iGitcr. Sru.
cen er GISfe Cater al Rr. % Mrs.
DE IT. sieI. iom Dor ? @2iI ! moro
1T icr Gclular. 9rito8ommer err
Sn az hrs. GathiIOe Carton, boeu'
s. RTrheoeu al Ssiiau, Ge npgiftc
MI boiEttc ia paa SrubsommcnS
Tlrm / noroueit FOR SSiim.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Srgnuppcr.

Mrs. Glen anoerIon boI6t iioitc
OnSSag Sormiboag @rpailp for 10
al fine 9pru, ibet 8attcren GIoro
elizabeth bIeb gift uteO g. s. Smut
ion al 0cIima, Boib., 90 Ssnnen
Otto meo 0Piis Sobouna Shonb,
Cotter at Saeob Sdaub / 8eit De-
corab. Den oobbeIte @ieIie, Der for.
rctteoeS Of Gait. Sdmibt, fauot Steo
/ Mrs. Inoerions Stem poa Rioer
Street % operpGreoeS finn al 6ami'
liens SIpgtuinge % oner uprme'tc
@euuer. Wtr. og Mrs. anutiou til
tronbte famine 8ng Reiien no til
bcrcs me Stem / gofirIa, boor gritS'
gonlmcn proftiierer Tom Sa9i6rer,
Otto auberion bill meo lin unse Sit'
itru iGtte so hos fin Nfober.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-12-09
Assistant Attorney General Lion
lied al Great Banquet.
FEATURES OF THE OCCASION.
Nation Wide Interest Manifested In tho
Able Boston Lawyer Who Holds
High Position In President Taft's
Adminstration-Make Strong Pleas
For Race Unity.
By OLIVER RANDOLPH.

William II. Lewis. as
sistant attorney general Of the United
States, was banqueted Monday night,
Nov. 27. in the auditorium of True Re
formers hall by over $50 enthusiastic
banQueters The hall was decorat ed
with flags and bunting. A large pOr-
trait of"President Taft was in the cen
ter of a cluster of American flags. The
Wilberforcian orchestra played pItri-
otic airs In the galleries were fash
ionably dressed ladies of the capitals
smart set looking down upon the scene
of festivity and merriment.
Charles T. Hail. Il prominent census
official who was chairman of the COM
mittee of management, presented Pro
fessor l. VI IerShaw as the toast
master of the evening. This marked
the beginning Of the tOaSts of the even
ing which. in point of wit and clo-
quence, have never been excelled
around banquc. board at the nations
capital
Three cheers for Lewis.' These were
given with gusto that marked the
high tide of the evenings enthusiasm.
This has been the happiest moment
of my life" said Nlr Lewis when he
began his remarks Today is my
forty-third birthday In crossing the
meridian the 1uator of life. am
glad to have had with mo such n good.
lv company of friends and comrades.
You have certainly given me n warm
time knew had arrived at the
chloroform age by your attempts to
Oslerize me. Never before. sir. have
received from men Of my own race
such a splendid testimonial of their
esteem and regard | assure you that
it touches me most deeply and places
me under triple bonds of gratitude and
service.
IF only we could have true friend
ship and comradeship of even those
gathered here. with faith in them
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-12-09

selves ana their fellows, indeed we
should have the most splendid race the
Sun ever shouc upon
We could make divine our country
here: but, as Daniel O'ConueIl said.
speaking Of the Irish race more than
half a century ago. Cod knows / speak
Of the saddcst race the sun sees So |
speak tonight for the most distracted
race that the sun sees, n race torn by
bitter diSscnsiOns. factional fauds and
strife plead today for friendship,
for comradeship. between men who de
sire and are striving for the same thing
and the same high ideals Of life We
seldom realize that comradcship is the
great dynamic force of human prog
ress. The comradeship Of Jesus of
Nazareth and the twelve disciples
made possible orr glorious Christian
civilization
The evolution OF true human de
mocracy and human brotherhood has
been going on for centuries, and the
process is still going on and will con
tinue until everywhere the world over,
man to man. a brother shall be for
n that. for a that. The time will come
when the world will little care for
the man Of race or color. but win rate
him just In proportion as he has made
his life useful and honorable and has
contributed in the smallest degree to
the progress and uplift Of humanity.
This banquet. this honor. Mr.. Toast
master, I cannot and will not take as
purely personal. 1t was meant as
much for the office as the man. The
high honor of which hold the mere
naked title was meant for you, and the
words OF our president. 'as n recogni
ton Of the progress of the race and
an encouragement for the future
am only the conduit. mere accident.
have only one nmbitiOn-so to ad
minister the office as to Justify the
presidents selection and the bestowal
of this honor upon our race and so to
net In all things as not only not to re-
fleet any discredit upon the adminis-
tration and the race and country. but
to reflect the highest possible credit
there may be In my humble ability.
Il ask you to rise nnd drink the
tonst to the president Of the United
states. our country and our cnuse."
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-12-09

the orders will pay their claims in full
To do this the societies must remedy
the one large defect of their present
insurance methods An adequate re
serve fund must be created
The Nasous have in n measure pro
vided for this in the erection OF Il
grand lodge temple in this city in
which the new Frutcrnal Bank and
Trust company will have its Offices
The Knights OF Pythias have purchas-
ed fine business lot in Dallas The
knights of Tabor have bought a good
site at Waco. and the u. b +. grand
lodge several years ago purchased n
modern business building In the heart
Of the business district in Houston
This latter lodge is providing for a re
serve fund now
It's financial strength will enable IT
to stretch forth and save hundreds Of
homes and enable thrifty persons to
engage in commercial enterprises on
large scale.
The promoters include such innuen
tial men as Hon. II. G. Bell, grand
master OF the odd Fellows; Dr. A. n.
Prince. grand chancellor of the Knights
of Pythlas; Rev. j. w. Mckinney.
grand master of the Masons; Hons.
]. II. Nelson and II. d. VIM. Pro
fessor W s. Willis. DR.. p. r. Bluitt
and William Mcdonald, each OF whom
Is prominent officer In one of the
lending fraternities in the state, and
also prominent business men like J.
d. Hightower. Tom Mason and VIII
liam NJ. Mcdonald. Jr.
Hon. william Mcdonald, n leading
politician and secretary OF the Mason.
ic grand lodge. Is busiy engaged in
the selection OF tho bnnll furniture and
attending TO the details for opening
the bnnk the first week In January.
1912
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-12-09
Business and FrateTnaI Society
Men Form Trust Company.
OBJECT OF The new VENTURE
Spirit of UnfrendIy Rivalry Between
tho Leading Secret and Mutual Bene-
fit Societies In Texas Ceases
Treaty of Peace Signed In Dallas and
Cooperation Begins.

Fort Worth, Tex.-Prominent Afro
Americans of the Lone Star State will
open in this city early In 1912 a bank
with capital stock of S1OO,OOO The
promoters of the project are some of
the leading fraternal men of the state
The bank will be known as the Fra
ternal Bank and Trust company. With
out doubt this is the greatest project
ever undertaken by the colored peo-
pie of this section OF the state, and the
ultimate success of the enterprise
means in more ways than one very
much to our people
For a long time it has been recog-
nized that the secret societies with
their large collections in endowment
premiums could be utilized as a great
agency for good. but heretofore a spir-
it of rivalry existing between the bet
ter known orders prevented any intel
igent cooperation. In the various or
ders zeal to increase their respective
membership somewhat handicapped
matters. This wrought ruin in many
ways
Discontinued members and heavy
financial drains put the leaders in fra
ternal circles to thinking and to plan
ming for the bettermcnt of conditions
In the last few years. with all the
charges of misconduct and misman-
agement, it cannot be denied that all
the leading societies have made sub
stantial gains in every direction.
And now an era of co-operat ton
seems to be the order Of the day. Sew.
eral weeks ago the representatives of
the leading orders met in Dallas and
organized what might be termed n
joint health bureau. which has for Its
object the Improvement Of the living
conditions Of The members OF the diff
ferent societies. the tabulutiou of uc
curate mortality data and the cooper
alton Of the various endowment de.
partments so that each may be inform
ed Of unhealthy risks refused by the
other
1t is likely that $500 will be the
standard policy Of the Texas lodges
Several orders are paying this amount
at present TO the heirs Of deceased
members. Others pay at stated inter.
walls. but likely I'm the near future all
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Watch and Calendar
For the Vest Pocket

Many schemes have boon pro
posed for telling the dates OF the
month. but none M simple ~ this
Tcaiendnr. ny adjusting II once
month you are able 10 keep track.
Tho calendar consists Of two metal
rings surrounding the watch dial.
on the one are the days and the
other the dates. One series Of
numbers begins with ]. another
with 2. another with 3. and no on
up To 7. On the first Of each month
you adjust tho SERIES. beginning
with No with the day on which
the month begins. Your calendar
viii then be complete for the
month.
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printing shop with her husband
and worked for 80 week That
was TO give her q means Of sup
port, should she afterwards need
II That is her idea, that before
woman marries she should be the
master Of some trade or profession.
70 that II 1t turns out that her
husband cannot support her and
the children. there remain a second
string to their bow.
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! srATrLE pov TO TEACH "a

Tho boys al the state college IN
Pullman will learn something
about military tactics this year IN
der the tutelase Of Lieut.. G. r.
Bennett. u. 4. A., who has been
appointed 10 the job by the wer
department. Lieut.. Baennett Ia y
seattle boy and was educated IL
the public schools here. His par.
ents live at 1915 u. Jefferson It,
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aoNc.rsceep nElalooms.

San heirloom, my son. explain
- the farmers wife 10 her '2-yesr.
elo boy. ~is someshins hsndeo
6~wn from father TO son. and IN
meet eases 10 highly prixed-"
evd prize these heiriooms J got
En- : GOOD deal more" replied the
vunneSsss, sn they wasn't 20 long
= the ssgs-"--Maek's Nssl-asl
Monthly.
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Funerals Of two early pioneers 81
Seattle occurred yesterday, q. w.
Kimball was buried In Lake View
cemetery under Masonic auspices.
and Mrs. Deborah white. who diesi
ut her home IN Port Gamble. was
buried there. also. Both came 10
Washington IN territorial days.
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around To-Day, II
the author of
much interest
Ing reading mat
ter. She Is. one
might well say,
a self made
woman. In the
same sense men
folk are wont to
use that term
When she mar
ried. In 1877. she
2AnS lnfA fhn
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essew very few statues there are
oesteai womeri"
~Yss; ne hard to GET the" 70
voot right"
s1ew cot"
- woman remaining stisl and
4 oo15No nothtce decent ssem WV
y ~ lsfe .~-ooston Transcript.
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uslp,No OUT.

eosdu't We hear you having az
ornumsnt with your w'seT asSeo
~ nsi0hbcr. 49,
se,oS sxsesly." replied Mr.. Meek
-. at<srrsesta was rehearsino y
ssuoersostte oeDasc and ! wss sup
neeed 10 represent the opposition
Washington lar.