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from the gathering. Whereat she
flushed with pleasure. and with an
easy remark or two about how rot
ten the lights were and how inlpos
sible il was to get really good dec
orations at Newpawt. she proceeded
to startle her guests and surprise
herself still further.
1t was but little more. dian al
hour later that the big red touring.
car, that held her husband ahd his
porcine friends, drove up to he
front gates of the house
Mr. Casey, as the machine came
to a stop, consented to cast SUI
percilous and cursory eye about
him. He saw the long line of wait
ing automobiles and carriages.
You're in the wrong shta.l, Al
phonse," he said austerely. "Whin-
iver my wife has compny, she's
alone. Dhrive on
"Mais, non. msieur," protested the
chau: eur, drawing his head still fur
ther into the collar of his dust.
coat. Feet ees your house, sure
Voyez-vous more closer, m'sieur."
Mr.. Casey, frowning austerely,
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consented to look again. Whereat
his jaw dropped, weakly.
well, I'm dommed!" he muttered.
ut is my house! Now wha'd'yer
think O. thot!"
He sat uncertainty for a moment.
The chauffeur stirred, impatiently.
But Mr.. Casey continued to think.
We are creatures OF plan, and
habit; and when Mr.. Casey saw that
his wife, mirabile dictu, had guests.
he did not quite like to do as he
had planned when under the belief
that she would be alone to receive
him. 1t was one matter to inaugu-
rate an era of reform when he and
she might have the mouse to them
selves, and quite another to do it
before a large audience. Likewise,
to be quite honest, the nearer he
came to his wife. the more he lost
Of the spirit OF '76 and the stronger
became the desire to continue, as
he had always done hitherto, along
the lines OF least resistance.
But the effects OF the comings and
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CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN
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shoats. I'll give ye a hundred dol
lars f'r thin I've named"

shoats. I'll give ye hundred dol
lars f'r thin I've named"
In Newport, they are used to the
eccentricities of wealth. SO the far.
mer merely pulled n few straws out
of his whiskers and said, stolidly.
Les see tn money"
Sure returned Mr.. Casey cheer
fully. He dug into a pocket of his
flanner trousers and produced huge
roll. from which he peeled fiv,
bills whose yellow backs glimmered
most seductively in the waning lign,.
The sight of the money settled the
matter; and the pigs belonged to
Mr. Casey.
The farmer caught and tied them
and Mr.. Casey helped, which did not
not add materially to the greatness
OF his sartorial glories. And al,
length the pigs were loaded into the
tonneau of the touring-car while the
chauffeur stood by, aiiie eyes ablaze
and spike mustaches sticking straight
up in indignant protest.
They drove back to Newport
proper, Aiphonse drawing his head
shamefacedly into the neck of his
coat and muttering things in French.
Mr.. Casey, beside him, with chest
thrown out and head thrown back,
tried seven times to make his legs
stay crossed and then, giving it
up as bad job, settled back into
his seat TO cast upon passers-by
glances of his bright little eyes in
which twinkled happiness. and re-
bellion, and the lust OF battle, and
the light of independence, and a
number of other things.
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commands were obeyed on the mo
ment The drill was so beautifully
finished, the pupils so happy and at
tentive in their class work; that after
visiting all the grades it was decided
that Miss Blanks room was the fore
most in the competition and to this
room was awarded the pennant. An
other thing about this room-on the
door outside hung star. On inquiry
it was found that a teeth-washing
crusade is being waged in our school
and that Miss Blanks room has the
incest teeth of any room in school.
Each month, since September, the
room has made the highest percen-
tage and the star has hung outside
their door.
Miss Purdy in this ward made a
very pretty showing in her drill.
In the fourth ward Miss Eugene Nj
vouche is doing some splendid work
The breathing exercises by her pupils
was especially good. Miss Nivouche
has more than dozen new pupils
who drilled yesterday for the first
time under her instruction.
Miss Itee Wolverton's room was
very close competitor for the pen
nant. Her work was genuine de-
light. Her pupils went through their
exercises with an ease that shows
perfect familiarity with the exercises
and-really, it seems bad there were
not two pennants.
Miss Williams, physical culture SUI
pervsor, is doing most creditable
work in our schools.
In the first place she loves this
work; and then. she has prepared
herself most thoroughly for it.
The folk dances she has introduced
in the schools are not only interesting
for their historical significance, but
are most valuable physical drills.
Just now basket ball is exciting con.
siderable interest in the schools.
xA**.
Chatting Dish Club.
The Chatting Dish Club met last
night with Miss Clara Wolverton and
spent most delightful evening.
A dainty lunch was served Misses
Crittneden, George Sue Jones, Cruce,
Bennett, Mullen, Gardenhire and
Roma Moore; Messrs. Russell, Irvine,
Kyle, Williams, Young and Hoard.
***kA
Wednesday Club.
The Wednesday afternoon Bridge
Whist club met on yesterday after
noon with Mrs. H. H. Sayre. After
A few games a dainty luncheon was
served.
RxxkH
With Mrs. Simpson.
Mrs. B. A. Simpson entertained the
Bridge club on yester.
lay. The club members arrive for
Twelve o'clock lunch, after which
hey enbroider until two-thirty when
bridge is played. Mrs. Simpsons
quests were Mesdames Rob Poland,
Ray Poland, ]. B. Moore, Bertha
John Nichols.
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Cotillion Class.
Owing to illness Mrs. Crittenden
vas unable to have her dancing
lasses last week. This week there
will be a class, both Friday evening
nd Saturday afternoon at the Adrien.
III members please be present in or
er to make arrangements for the
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DON'T GET RUN DOWN

Weak and miserable. II yon have Kidney or Blad-
der trouble, Dull head pains, Dizziness, Nervousness
Pains in the back and feel tired all over get pack
age Of Mother Gray's AUSTRALIAN-LEAP,t the
pleasant herb cure. II never fails. We have many
testimonials from grateful people who have used
equal. Ask for Mothor Grsy's Asstralian- Leaf
Druggists or sent by mail for so cts Sample
FREE Address, The Mother Gi ay Co., Le Roy, MY.
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regular cotillion. Young men bring.
ing young ladies who are not mem
bers of the class will be asked 10 pay
for them.
! AHkkA
"Paid in Full"
Paid in Full' will be at the Rob-
ison opera house on Monday night.
1t is claimed that Paid in Full"
is the most popular play in Amer
lea.
Wagenhals and Kemper company
all last season had five companies
on the road staging this production.
Never before in theatrical history had
so many companies appeared in
one play.
This play ran for two years in
New York.
Ii IS the story of a sullen, vicious,
resentful husband, who has become
so embittered in the daily grind that
every spark of manhood and honor
has been wiped out. He finally sacri.
fices his wife to smear over if pos.
sibe, with his employer his theft.
The very goodness and innocence
of the wife is her most effective
shield.
Mrs. Katherine Peoples will dis
continue her class the latter part
of March and will start on a two
months concert tour of various Tex.
as cities.
Mrs. Peoples has already closed
several dates and has applications
from clubs from other cities.
Next winter she will teach in San
Antonio where she gave a recital
Christmas and has already secured
enough pupils to begin work with
a good sized class.
*****
Mr. and Mrs. Ula Bell have re-
turned from Howe, Texas, where
they were called by a message an
nouncing the serious illness of Mr. !
Bells mother.
They reached Howe In time for
Mr.. Bell to be with his mother when
the death summons came on Sunday |
Mrs. Bell was buried in Van AL
styne, Texas, on Monday. Mr. and
Mrs. Bell returned yesterday.
**s**
Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes of Wheeler |
are visiting MIR. and Mrs. Henry
x*kkx
Mr. and Mrs. Val Mullen visited
Oklahoma City the past week to
see the production of Madame X"
at the Overholser.
Mr.. Jim Hannah has given the
for modern cottage to be
built on the lot adjoining Judge
Mason's on Washington street
Hk**x
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Williams fell from an up-
stairs window during their visit
n Oklahoma City and fractured his
eg.
xxkxH
The Third Ward Mothers Club
meets tomorrow afternoon with Miss
Daisy Nichols as leader. A splendid
program has been prepared and
nj attendance is expected
x***x
Miss Gail Cruce ihas returned
rom delightful visit in Chicka-
ha.
Mr. and Mrs. Perk Bruce will
move from Pauls Valley to Okla
iona City, where Mr.. Bruce will
'pen one of the most up-to-date
lrug stores in the metropolis.
x*x**
Master Harry Johnston. son of Mr..
nd Mrs. H. o. Johnston, celebrated
is eleventh birthday yesterday after
Don with party to which his many
title friends and schoolmates were
invited and which was highly enjoy
BILE to all those present. Refresh
rents were served and a merry good I
me was had. {
AA@,I- |
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THE FOUR-LEAF CLOVER.
| know place where the sun is like
gold.
And the cherry blooms burst with
snow.
And down underneath is the loveliest
nook,
Where the four-leaf clover grow.
One leaf is for hope, and one is for
faith,
And one is for love, you know,
And God put another in for luck
If you search you will find where
they grow.
But you must have hope and you must
have faith,
You must love and be strong and
so,
If you work, if you wait, you will find
the place
Where the four-leaf clovers grow.
Ella Higginson.
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Calesthenic Contest.
The calesthenic contest in the
third and fourth grades was held on
yesterday morning in the various class
rooms under the direction of Miss
Grace Williams, supervisor, and
Judges, whom she had appointed.
To those familiar with gymnastic ex-
ercises, the occasion was rare treat,
for physical culture in our public
schools has been developed to a re-
markable degree of excellence.
Each year pennant is offered to
these grades and is kept by the sue
cessful grade until the annual contest
the following winter. Yesterdays de-
cision was very difficult one, since
each room visited had been most
carefully trained and were eager to
do their very best.
Miss Noble is doing some splendid
quilted themselves most beautifully
in fact they came very near to win
ming the pennant.
Miss White in the third ward, has a |
splendid class, too, and their Gales
thenic drill was very pretty one.
In the first ward Miss Mary Cruce
intn fino ri Mico
Cruce is working under the disadvan-
tage of crowded room and the re-
suits she has accomplished under sucA
circumstances would have been impos-
sible to less competent teacher.
Miss Williams room exceeded all
other grades in marching Their
marching would have done soldiers
credit. 1t was not a dull, lifeless af-
fair, but the figures were given with
an attention that made the lines per-
feet and the steps in military pre-
cision. The pupils in this grade mark
time and keep step better than in any
other grade.
III lhC oCNohu Wdiu' hioS INc6iHd
Blank was visited. Miss Blank has n
charming school room and the evil
dence of work well done strikes you
the minute you enter. The Christmas
work still fingers in this room in the
cut work the pupils have on display
and the drawing and water colors of '
this grade made a most attractive {
study. The pupils did their very best '
in their calesthenics drill. Miss 6
Blank has a particularly good voice /
for giving the orders, and her quiet {
.,,h.jSs
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The woman who lives beyond her
husbands means wouhi live beyond
htr alimoly.
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A Healthful Old Age for Women

The turn of life is the most critical period in a womans
existence. Owing to modern methods of living not one
woman in a thousand approaches this perfectly natural
change without experiencing train of very distressing
symptoms
Those dreadful hot flashes and the faint feeling that
follows, sometimes with chis extreme nervousness and
dependency are symptoms of this condition.
those hot flashes just many calls from nature for
help. Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound was
prepared to meet the needs of womans system at this
trying period of her life.
If this period is safely passed through the prospect will
be good for long period of sound health and comparative
immunity from disease.
Here isProOf that Lydia E. Pinkham' sVegetable
Compound may be relied upon at this period:
Alton Station, Ky.-"I want other suffering women
to know what Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
has done for me. For months l suffered from female
troubles in consequence of my age and thought could
not live wrote you and after taking Lydia E. Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound feel like new woman thank
you SO much for the good it has done Mrs Emma
Bailey K K No. l. Alton Station, KY
kewaskum, Wis.-"Your medicine blessing to
me IN my sickness at Change of Life cannot describe
what suffered for five long years from headache backache
dizziness no sleep papitaon of heart and irregularities
which are common at that period and sometimes continue
for weeks at time
"lhave been cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound in dry FORM am 81 years old and do all
my work. Mrs. Carl Dahlke, Kewaskum, Wis.,
If want special Pinkham Lynn Mass
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Natural Inheritance.

Natural Inheritance.
Said He-Miss Plymouth Is rather
old-fashioned. isn't she?
Said She-Yes. indeed. But that is
only natural. Some Of her ancestors
lived before Columbus discovered
America.
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CASEY THE REBEL
By PORTER EMERSON BROWN
Author Of "A Fool There Was"
"The Spendthrifts," Etc.

Copyright by the Red Book Corpo-
ration
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regular cotillion. Young men bring
ing young ladies who are not mem
bers of the class will be asked TO pay
for them.
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er intet uroffeliet, oft, bpab Ser 10.
rer oenite @erben til, perIer og for.
gaar. 9i leper nogIe aar, opleper
mango 5oranoringer baabe meo os
ielp os bore Smgioelier, pg ian H.
Der Dor 2ipstib moo lit Waal, og Den
Sio fonlnler mart, at pi er life mter
Der til buie. Wen @uoifelop, Der err
BOG noget. iom err pitt, mems meget
Der paa Sorben er upiit. Bar BET
life iaa, maatte Ri fortpile; tbi oct
ioreiGrgelige fan life bringe parig
8lGbe og &pffe, formaar life at boil
De os oppe. 8, bpor rigt paa Srsit
% Sormaning er berfor life oct
oprebare Sro ON Seius ariitis,
ieaar % ibag Den iamme, ia iii epig
Siol Saa bill lea / 9Grbsoigbeo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Mpraan Sbntcr, ben amerifanife

Iprgan Sbniter, ben amerifan'te
SfatmeIter / Feriien, er M blet oert
encite Itore "SSsiue", t~elegraferes ira
Seberan. Huslano Itiler ct be1temt
arap ON, at ben fremrasenoe III
nansmano ifaI fiernes ira lin 9th
ling, os iorat faa 5reo bellutteoe
Sen p~eriiife &egiering tiliioIt at fsle
&uslano BERT. 0ten Der Tom en-
Wonb meb en- Sl9be ipeien / Sfif-
feIie al Sen p~eriiife NationalforIam'
lima, iom paa oct beitemteite ne9teoe
of aobfienoe ct iaaoant Irran9e'
ment. Observation-Disclosures erflG'
|rebc, at set at bibeboloe Wtr. Sbn'ter
benne Stiaing bar Seriiens ene'te
Saob, oa of ser abiolrt intet bar al
opnoa peb at gipe efter paa bette
Yrnft. Niniiteriet iaa etter oettt
inoen anben llbpei emo of tr9oe al
Set bill MI bli aflsit al ct benofratl'i
WiniIterium, Tom pil atptle Sflls'
lambs 9rap om Wtr. Sbulters Sler'
nellie, og Iuslanos Spar berpaa pl
icluielgelig bli at glpe Irrteet
&asbin Srbre til at rpffe moo ger
liens SoueoItao, Seberan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
0lGocli9 Sui!

SuIen itaar MI igien for 0sren.
ct belt gar err M otter rnlet ben,
iioen nj iioit nbtrpfte Snifer til bper-
andre ON en- slGbelig Sui, enten per.
ionIig eaer siennem @laSene. De
fleite al 9Iabets 2Giere bar ptit /
aarcts Sob siort mango npe gria.
ringer, fanife faaet isle noset al
buert, iom err os Renneiter beififfet,
baabe al 2ipets 9lGoer og Sorger,
geIiianelier ia~apeIiom Noogana. 9I
faI ri mart bespnbe at ifripe ct npi
IorstaI. On fort Sio bar pi fire.
bet 1911. Hu ifal pi ifripe 1912,
SaaIeoes perIer Siben % meo Den
alt Der paa Soroen, ia, ri meS. Ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
SapctS Salt.

Spis man funoe uotsrre olt oct
Salt, iom finbeS / Sapene, pilbe BET
llbaisre en- iaa flor Wasie, at belle
S,oroens Sperilaoe niloe funne o9t.
fes meo eft 1870 SOB tpft Saltlag. De
bar ppret ilenige ON, bporTra
benne ubpre Saltm9ngoe egentlig
itammer, og nogen bar b9poet, at
ben err ubpoifet al WineraIer pdo
Sorben, Sfuloe bette imiolertio DO
upret SiIi9loet, moatte Ell SemteSel
al Saitlanoets Ssioe oper Sapflaoen
ha beitaaet al Salt, bpilfet ben imio'
lertio life Dor. Nere ianoipnlig er
set, at SaItct, efterat Sorben bar
bonnet, ianbtes 0ampiurm | Del
9uitlag, iom omgap Sorben, % I'M
Der sSSorbens aifisIing er Bit for
tattet % bar ialot neo omtrent ion
Sup
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

mente at finbe Scil peo Den M'aaoe
bporpaa 2esislahlrcn bopoe bra9f
SfoIen til 8eroen.
Gasmcr 0amf b%citjaalct. State
9anf of Hee / Den lille 8p &asnler
bIep Nat til Wanoag beitioalet Tor
$3.50 / aontanter. Yengcifabet par
blepet cabinet noen at anpenoe Tolo,
oq mar fan fun tPnfe JIG, at oct peo
en- 5orglemmeIie bar iorblepet oa'
bent Ratten oper. aasmer er en- IL
ben % ung gp | Wercer Gonntp.
Gen bar ineen Observation-Disclosures
% finn ct Snes Snbbpggere.
Yisc ffrrffelis forbrrnbt. Miis
@unbiIo gteis, Sieneitepige Dos War'
tin Sacobion / Winot, blep Den 19oe
os. irpgtelie forbr9not peo of nsre
op / a%ieffenopnen meo aeroIene.
8eo at bGlbe oct brGnobare Slnoinm
/ DC nlmenbe @lsoer e~rplooereoe
annben og Eigen bar fuloit9nbig
inohpllet al Slammer, oo Wr. So
cobion oe bans Ssn fom tilbirlp.
Meb SGpper blep Sloen mart fpalt,
men Nigen bar alereoe Ioa for.
brunot, at Ser nGreoes Spil ON bun
funbe lcpe.
Smebcicr ct gobt War. s alle
9cle al Staten nprer Sormerne M
9oot Saab ON ct irllgtbart aar, oa
Heaniolbet / Ssit bar pGret ulGo.
ponIig tort og Soroen operalt er bel
gicnnembIpbt. Sra lite San. til lite
Nop. ar Der peo Samestown falot
23.70 BONNER &egn, / Den sItlige
Gel al Stiltsmon Gountp % | pelt'
liae Barnes Gountp % CONNER, |
peltliae Stlitsman libt minore og |
Re6 Ripcr Talen ira IS til 81 Cont
mer. 0ette bar aioet Soroen Ell
lonot itsrre Silgtigbeo emo Den bapoe
ueo oenne Sio iprrige Iar.
Wanse Straffangcr benaaSes.
Sntct bar / Den ienere Sio paft laa
mcgen Spiigt oper belle Staten, lom
sc mango 9enaobningcr, Der al Sta
tens 9endoouingsraao 9ioroes peo
bets iioite Wsbe. Sffe minbre emo
81 al 5angerne peo Statens Strai'
ieanitalt leSlobes, og beriblonot ire
Mpno, oet bar oemte til lipsparigt
Spbolo Ser. @lanot DC benaaoeoe
re ogina Here Wrno, Der al tioIigere
Raob gientagne 8onge er blepne at.
bite. StatenS nlipGrenbe gertaoo-
ninaSroab bcitaar al gttornep 8ene.
raj Miacr, Gbiei Suffice Spalbing,
Iicegupernsr 9nrbicf, Heboftsr &ea-
ricf al Gooperstomn % Scr. 5ilber
al S%trnSburg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

Stalienerne bei9tter MI noen Wtoo'
Itono ben enc Dale | Sripolis eTter
Ben anoen, og De begpnber iaa imaat
at hire paa, bpor Sprferne og Ira'
berne bel bar sicrt al fig. De tror
boa belit, at De er flpgtet til glergene
/ 9anoets Snbre, og at De er blottef
for Iropiant og ammunition. Se
er ogiaa ofitGngt" fra al Silfsrlel ira
.Sprfiet, oa 8eneralguperner Soro
aitdener / sggppten praftiif talt bar
itpngt ale Same melem @gppteu
oa SrippliS for De frigferenoe yfa9'
ter. Gnopibere forlpoer Oct, at Stu
lien bolber paa at isge arrangeret ct
mt Sprsr / albanien for at bolot
Sprferne pptat bjemme hos Jig ielp
mems Stalien uforitprret faar prone
afiererne / Sripolis.
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Uei til ct Barns
8ernine or at prSpe frtt.

Sen Rober finbes life Tom life bill giss
re alt / i'm gfagt for at bebare tit Barns
Sunbbeo, men ofte peb bun life Seieu.
Taar beror Ell 9oftor al Stang bier
@eien bsr ale Iptte.
Set er en- tienot Sag at nj no al ii
SiIfGIbe al Serneingbomme nebitammer
fra Iancn. Wan logger IGrfe til, at
Rabefunttioneu er itanbiet, bet bar OPP
itsb, ~ifranter % arGber. @ip bet life
Sopebranber, foroi Barnet bill tomnte |
Sane nteb at BRUCE Dem, % bin life fors
forifr9ttet 90 itrar lsbe efter 29een.
Yrsp fsrit ct bibenitabeliet 2afseringss
miobel. gru9 en- lille Soils at Or. Cabs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Etun 9ukntu.
Tarmcrcs Mcicri / @ilas.

NUT iHCrCS utClClt l StiuS. ~ppN
Sarmcrc / Tilas' Smean bar or9a.
niierct ct cosoperatiut Selitab for at
oprcttc og bripe ct Wteieri Der / Vpen.
st ~lcucbpstist 5ulf. s Srown
9ountp Gbuori Aberbeen or beli8.
gcnoe) inbtraf Der / Ssbet al Hooem.
Der Maaueb A Ssbiler, 80 S@gte.
p%ielicr, 10 0pbsiulo % s sg9teifabS-
ifilSmiSler, mebens Der iamtioig no.
to9es CT 9%orgerpapir.
Tpb Snc til Sinbcr for Siprtcn.
|citenior Hipib Gitp liggcr Der MI
opcr lem SOB Sue, % Shorten Ifal
ocrpco pUrc !blepcn orepet mo blanot
@icrocnc, bpor ocn bliuer ct Spttc
Tor Coyotes og lllp. 5 TerfinS
Gumtu bor en- Slot lllue anrettct
itor Sfaoc blanbt MISUNDERSTANDING
Qcr1c.
SncblufnScn bGuct. s Sme9nen
al Saith, Mteaoe Goluntp, bar Npbpg-
ocrnc ppret trlct mco Sungersnso,
ioct Wilpoufces SanenS Sioelinie til
ocnnc 20 blcp iuloitpnOi9 bloferct
al Sne. Sorleoen lpffeocs oct BOO
at oobuc Sinicn for 6Groicl, % 40
ipccicuc So0, bocr ~bcitoaenoe al |
@icnrcmiuit 10 &ogne % laitcoe
mco 2cpuctSmiolcr Tor iaapel Solf
ipm Sr, bIcp / al @nit ierte til De
trllcbc Streg. Observation-Disclosures bar
bcsllhcn bepilaet fri transport Tor
uoerliQcre 30 |ognluoningcr so, Der
itrar ifal oiicuoca, o9 bermeo mcnes
Nubpgacrnc at bare alt Dc trrnger
inotil Eaarcu fommcr.
Gu iuriteuet Sfinfc ionNtcs iorIe'
Sen / SSorocn pe0 @hite Hiuer, slten.
Tor Hapio Gin, OF ma tror, al bette
6lrub ifriuer liz ira @eu. Gorrs Self
TOO MOB SnoianerbspoiuQen @ig6oot
Oh Slaact pco @oumbco Since. Sim
fen or formobcntlig iolot no az Fro'
piantpoancn, er blenen trampet NED
bcn leic Sorb, bporpaa 6critcningS
proccSien err begpnot. I1e oninloI
tie Stoiit ioritenes meget burtig
bcnuc GQn al 2anoct, builtet oenn'
Sfirfe er et gobt @epis ior. Zen.
TonN cler Spor, 5eotet. 9ieoet %
@cuet pics Iigcioa tpoelig iom o.
Sen uor en- pirfeIig ipiicIia Sfinfc
men MI or Den belt % boloent q
Stcn.
Icitcrtpp ppSaaet. : Canton c
ser netop a~iilcret Ell &pffe Spperier
ser ipttcr Tetcr Sbcmpion en- 81
fiercr oeritebS, / McitertpocneS alas
&c. Ger paoitaaes, OF ban / Scbet a
Sc iioltc ire Waancoer bar itloolC
| Torcr iii ell TGrbi az benimo
c $1,000 ira Wilpaufee.g anen
ISrootitation. % Here SGS er alereS
ticrt ira hans Silent mcoenS mer
bar iqicn. aoitbare aniplinasgaro'
ner par opbrngte ooeralt, ielp | o.
I, lille aietsen, o. al 8lGocsparer, Wft
;: nuiafturparer, Groceries, Scrnpart
families Der NOT til at uoitpre en- mil
eelmoaNiq @utif. Gn al gauens 8,
= oaeelieSbctiente bapoc laat Ell Snal
for Den Itcffels Spp, % ban iioo'
I. M | Spnaiel.
D.. Sppr CT Sernbaue trrnses. 60
II grempeI paa. bppr iaart en- | go,
n 'cg Spb gaaenoe Sernbane trGnees
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

st inf glao, "Nbeniibe 8a5ette"
nteooeIte nplig en- meget ie~niationel
SiItorie ON, at England UNDER De
fritiife Gage / september iioitleoen,
peo Sielp al Spioner og SeItiffelier,
bapbe truifet anitaIter til at iprrn-
ae Den tpife Srlogsbaon @ilbelms'
bufen / 2uften, bpis oct par fommet
til arig pg iaaleoes anereoe Itrar
"bottlet MP" ben tpife Slaaoe. S OF
ficiene 9reoIe baabe / Splflano %
england erflerer man oenne Silto'
RTE for set pure SantalifoIter, men
ellers raier Der for 3ioen en- rem
Spioneringsmani baaoe | England
OF / 1p'flanb, og Spioner De faar
10 unoertioen gie paa mango merte'
lige Spegelier.