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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-23

London. June 23.-Enterprise unpre- cedented in the history of the British press marks today's issues of the Lon uon morning papers, which, with only ore or two exceptions, are veritable Illustrated papers. Most of the London dailies heretofore have made only ten tative and not always successful at tempts in the direction of Illustrating the days events.
 Today almost all of them appear with numerous page and half page pictures of all the incidents connected with the coronation eXcellentlys produced from photographs or original drawings by special artists.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
IN F o r NJ E.
del vocal-letrado de la Junta Insular
de Sanidad, LcdO. Munoz Morales.
Sobre la legaldad valdez de ciertas asignaciones
aprobadas por ell Consejo Ejecutivo
A LA HON, JUNTA |NSULAR De SANDAL L: &
(Conclusionl

PerO en el caso presente tampoco era
necesario menclOnar esta facultad nj IN
locar la Interpretation de este articulo
7 me, lo que 81 ha sOmetido la apro-
baci6n del Consejo Executive no ,es el
0n,bramient0 de los 1mpieddOS, sln0 IA
relaoi6a de empLc0S y los sueldos para
.ellos asignados; Y va Ell este verdadero
t-stado DE la Question no hay medic posi-
bic de acOjerse siquiera la eScepclon
del mencionadO articulo en cuanto a EN-
'.pleados temporeros, pueSto que eSa re-
aci6n . plantila dc empleoS no IS otra
cosa drntro dc las prlctica> adlnlnlStra-
twas que el presupueSto detallado del
gastO lie personal, la tijaci6n de sueldO>
iue han he disfrutar las personals que
iuego - nombren para desempelar esos
cargos; ese presupuesto Y esas aSlg-
naci0nes no pueden hacerSe Sin6 para
>eryiei0s necesarios dHtOn.aotOS pOr la
Leg: y es0S serviciOS son de caracter
Dermanente como 10 demueStra el hechO
ie fiiarse Us sueldos dc los empleados
por anualidades.
Ayanzando mas en- el terreno de las
cOneesiOnes V aun admitiendo en- hippo
tests que el eSpiritu de la Ley de Sani-
dad fuera el desyiar enteramente este
scryici0 independiZarlo del Departa-
mento Consolidate, y que bajo tai su-
puestO ~ cOnsidera nccesaria la crea-
ci6n de- ese negociado especial de conta-
bilidad { information Surje entonces CO.
mo question de derccho la de que nj ell
director dc Sanidad, hi la Junta lnSu-
lar, nj el Consejo Executive tienen auto
ridad alguna para crear ese negoclado
nj el neeociado de inspection veterina-
ria que no figura en- la Ley pues pre-
texio dc su necesidad no pueden crear-
81 0ficinas no aarizaOaS pOr la Ley, nj
nmnbrarse personal para tales oficinas,
nj la Interpretation de la Ley autoriza
en ningGh casO para ampliarla o modi-
iicarla en sus preceptOS.
Y todayia, prescindiendo de es-
IL aspectO legal, debemos consi-
derar como question de hecho, la cir
eunstancia muy significatiya de que ell
tai negociadO de contabilidad e infOr-
maei6n se ha organizado con un lujO
inexplicable de empleados con crecidos
suicides, y acusando un cOstO muy supe-
rior al de los negociados similares de los
Departainentos executives del Gobierno
lnssalar, y para comprObar esta atirna
ci6n basta fijarse en- In VICENTE Ley de
presupuesto aprobada en- Mario del Co
rriente aiO para ell ejercicio ecOn6mico
de 1911 a 1912, y Sc vera que:
En- el DepartamentO de Jus,
tieia: el negociad0 de contabili-
dad y propiedades esta d cargo
de an jefe de division con nu
sueldo annual de s 1000.
En- al Departamento de Au-
ditoria: Las divisiones de eonta-
bilidad de rentas internas y do
teneduria de libros Y hbramien-
tos. cuestan en- total $i4.300.
En- Cd Dcpartamento del In
terror: tOdo el personal de la di-
vision de eontabilidsd y pupie-
dad euests en- cmjunto: $l422O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

Ala sido redueido prisl6n an sa jeto
que yenia rohando prendas y objeiOs
del domiciliO d. una sriiora america.
na. 81 iSS Merry O1Lotse, que yiye -n la
eaile lisrloli. nlmero 3
No era possible dAr eoa Il raeo. hssta
que rus ayisado Il guardia Jost Sierra
q1isn ~ ooulto ga Ia casa qus Eenia
siendo obieto de las prcfereneias del
ratero
a ios poeos mSiantes te habef la
lado IA dueiia. yl6 Fl gliardia. desde Su
ssnondile que Fl ladr1n entraba ror
ANA veniana, , despues de registrar
warns nmebles sin encOnlrar NADIA de
sn agrado, - disponis nesarse una
naquinita fotogriiiea que halaia deja-
do Ia dueiia sobre mna mesa.
Caanio "a iba salir cor Il 0bjeto
rDbado. II gaariia H. di6 4 alto. el
iasir0n fae eondaeldo al dep6sito. Ce-
srbrado 81 Jaieio. Fl guez h. sond. n6
. tres meses de earcel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

las deelaraeiones del L.edo. Maiien-
zo. eta III Agaila, son Obl bleto de mtil-
APPLES soEnenlsrio@.
Con ns0siyo del plazo de treinta amos
qas RI vstsrano hsnbre piblieo cree
secesario para iiegar 4 il independen-
esa ds Puerto kieo. se roaaessia la Cd
aoeida fabala. del fs'llino que habla de
habiar eh daex ailsas.
ri piazo no puesie ser nsas SOeorrido.
y como ya habrz ilos ND i,aStante eaan-
do saa fesha iIegue, hs aqui que Ia po-
htsea fGsarisia del Sr. Afatienzo, ha
-ehsdo un Jarro de aqua fria SoLre los
sn~ de "a e@peraban AIgo.
III corTzponsal
Peace. 20 ae septsrml,rs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

En- ell Departamento de ms
trucci0n: La division de contabi-
lidad y propiedad con todo su ..<-
personal importa ) 776O.
Y Ell ell Departamento de Sa- ~
nidad, Beneticencia y Correc-
clones: Su Oficina de contabili-
dad cuesta soIamente S 400.
Teniendo Ell cuenta la importancia
de eSOs Departamentos Executives Y
comparando las mencionatas cantida-
dies con los 1860 dollars que sc asignan
para la division negociado de c0nta-
bilidad e information en- este nuevo SER
vicio de Sanidad Sc advierte que nj aun
los DepartamentOS de AuditOria de
Tesorerla mantienen un negociado de
contabilidad tan costoso, pesar de in
tervenirse Ell aquellos todo ell presu-
puesto general de la Isla.
En- cuantO al negociado que en- la
plantilla Sc denOmina de Inspection We
debemos notar que es una oficina no
menclOn0dG IA autOrisad0 por La Ley,
ell tinico articulo que 4 ese servicio Sc
retiere es ell articulo q que asigna cua-
tro inspectOres veterinarios, uno para
cada Distrito Sanitario, y con ell sueldo
que aprObare el Consejo Ejecutivo.'
Asi mismo debe notalse que .mientras
ell Articulo 20 de la Ley de Sanidad di-
ce que "se empleara un ingenaero' sani-
tdriO para ell deaempeno de las funcio-
mes relacionadas con ell servicio: de Sa-
nidad, la plantilla sometida al Conse-
jo Executive crea una nueva oticina de-
nominada Negociado de Ingenieria Sa-
mitaria, q la q. asigna un ingeniero auxi-
liar y .delineante con sueldo de
81 10000 anrales un Oficinista: con
$4,000, y otO oficinista traductor
con ST 10000; implicando estas parti-
das un aumento de $3,6OOOO anuales.
Las partidas que hemos objetado 8
sean los sueldOs asignados en- la plan-
tilla y aprObados por ell Consejo E1ecu-
two, para ciertOs empleos y oficinas no
autOrlsadOs pOr la Ley, ascienden. en- to-
tai la impOrtante slma de Veintidos
Mil SetecientOs treinta dollars anuales
(22,73OOO) cuyO egreso resulta legal; y
esta Junta que es parte esencial del or
ganismo directive del servicio sanitario
no debe consentir. sin protesta nj yer
con indifereneia los errores e ilegafida-
DIES que ese servicio afectan.
POr las razones expuestas el que sus-
cribe opina:
a. Que la aprobaci6n impartial
por el Consejo Executive en- % de Julio
1ltimo, y ratifcada posteriormente la
propuesta de empleos y sueldos para. el
Serwicio Sanitario es legal en- cuanto'
a las partidas siguientes:
(a). Todo ell personal del +
negociatfo de contabilidad in +:
formation con asignaci6n q.
annual de Diez Seis Mil Seis-
cientos Ciencuenta Dollars $1665O.
(b). Todo el personal de la
ofieina de inspection veterina-
ria, con asignaci6n annual de
Dos Mil Cuatrocientos Ochenta S 2.48O.
(c). Los cargos de ingenie- -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
ENTERED JUAN
IsEd
Desde Washington

Els mi opinion que el sistema parlar
mentario convendrla en- Cuba, y, tam
bien, en- los Estados Unidos. Aqu1 no
cuenta con muchos partidarios; pero
van en- aumento, seg1n ell Post, de
Nueva York
Esto 10 dice Ell POST con OCCASION de
la muerte de Mr.. GamaEiel Bradford
hijo del Estado de Massachusetts, ban
quero retirado de los negocios, hombre
de talento, que consagr0 sus ocios a
la agitaci6n political Mr.. Bradford
sostenla que uno de los defectos mayo
res del siste1na de gobierno de este
pals, consiste en- que los ministries no
tienen asiento en- las Camaras, nj son
responsables ante elias. Ell Post, y
despues de afirmar, como llevo dicho,
que ell difunto agitador pertenec1a al
creciente nlmero" de americanos que
piensan asl, agrega que toda La aven-
tura imperiaIista Ell que los Estados
Unidosa han entrado, slllninistra expe-
riencia favorable a esa opinion.
Luego, Ell Post" declara que solo el
tempo puede responder a la pregunta
de 81 Sc hara esa reforma; y eta ell he
cho interesante de que en- ell Estado
de Nueva Jersey, Sc ha querido esta-
bleeer algo como relaciones parlamen-
tarias entire Ell Executive y ell Legisla-
two, cuando la Legislature invite al
Gobernador Wilson a que manifestase,
en un discurso, que reformas deseaba
yer aprobadas. Este deseo, como es
sabido, suelen expresarlo los Goberna-
dores por medic de Mensajes.
El journal of Commerce" de Nueva
York, ha declarado varias veces, en- es-
tos ultimos amos, que la Hacienda de
esta. republica estarla mejor regida, 81
aqui, como sucede en- Inglaterra, el
ministro de ese ramo fuese responsible
ante ell Congreso y 81 tuviese la inicia-
tiya de la legislation fnanciera Els 10
cierto que, con el regimen representa-
two, Sc puede ser ministro de un ramo,
sin conocerlo, nj siquiera superficial
mente y ihasta sin poseer cultura &C.
neral pol1tica administrative. Los
ministries no Sc comunican con las Ca
maras mas que por escrito; y los docu-
mentos que les envian, pueden ser
redactados por b0rocratas En- el par
lido republicano hay hombres, coMo
ell senador Burton y ell exrepresentan-
te Tawney, que hablan bien que han
demOstrado saber de Hacienda, nc han
sido Secretaries del Tesoro; pcro 81 10
Ia sido Mr.. Cortelyou, taquigrafo y
secretario particular de Tn Pres:den-
te; y 10 es, ahora, el abosado Mr.. Mae
Veagh, que, acaso sepa DE- LA ,ienda,
pero no tenemos prueba de clio; por.
que, antes de ser ministro, no Sc habia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
ro auxiliar y oficinistas com
asignaci0n annual de Tres Mil

no auxiliar y ofcinistas com
'asignacion annual de Tres Mil
seiseientos dollars S 5000.
y. Que no pueden considerarse esos
empleos. como creados para empleados
tenporeros, y nj taun en- ese supuesto
seria legal STU aprobaci6n, que impliea-
ria una modification de la Ley, para 10
cual no tiene facultades nj Ell Director
de Sanidad, nj la Junta Ins,ilar nj 81
Consejo Ejecutivo.
s t3). Que esta Junta Inslllar debe to-
mar acuerdo sObre este asunto salvando
su responsabilidad y protestando contra
esas ilegalidades, reservando ell dereeho
de acudir la via Judicial 81 sc consi-
derase necesarip.
Con estas consideraciones me permi-
to someter a la Junta para sri discussion
ell proyecto de resoluci6n y acuerdo 50
bre estos particulars.
kespetuosamente: ;s -. !
La,ss Muiasoz Mo,n1es,
Vocal Letrado de la Junta InsllEar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27
FL ex-presidente
M orales 9
ANTE CORTE FEDERAL.

kzsta tareie las dos ooaaenzara On Ia
.Cswts FoArrxl, d vista del prooezso que
- Sgpe Jos se8cr4lss dozainieanos Sc
Gsrx Morass~ y Jimenez.
sa defezsa trata de lnsArponer en
primer t1rmino IN rccurso de Hs1eas
Csvpas. con que eanfia Aoerar In isber-
e~d de ias srwndosL
Hay nns gran sspoetseiSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

Entire los literatos de esta poblaei6n
"a ha vista con disgusto que figure en
al jurado del certamen dc la feria el
ssr. Luis Sanchez Morales que, sizes un
hombre insGruido. no tiene eompettn-
cia para ESQ.
Cierto que FL eertAnaen rcsultara Tin
fraeaSO, pero de todos inodOs yaldfla
La pena de proeurar que todos lOS Jufa<
dos estuyiesen 4 la altlra literaria he
Amy, ZeRo Gandia, Valle Atiles Au.
6oz Morales. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-27

PONCE AL Ola

lila sido inaugursdO ri enrso eseolar.
III slstema O. un fraeaSo, pues ii: n1-
micro dc nihoS que quedan sin >poder
reeibir 81 benefieio de Ia instruction
es considerable. XIII.
Entire "A magisterio preValeee cler-
ao malestar, con motive de l0s tiltiInos
setos del departamento.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
Philosophy of Advertising.

Here is a straight talk to the adj
vertisers by George F. Wilson, in
Brains, which you can read and then
use as you think best.
TOO much is often expected of
an advertisement. Let man bet a
dollar on a horse race or the out
come of a ball game and win the
bet, and he will call the investment a
good one. Let him put The dollar in
advertising space, and have it bring
him a dollar profit on the following
day, and he will tell his friends that
there's no profit in advertising. Bust
ness must be developed. You cannot
derive a fortune from your first adj
vertising any more than you can
achieve teeth at your birth. There
is now and then an exception, but
neither the teeth nor the business
continue very long"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
FARMER CREAMERY ORGANIZES
Stockholders Elect Officers and Ar
range For Immediate
Incorporation.

At the meeting of those interest
ed in the organization of a farmers
creamery in DEBORAH, held at the
court house on Saturday afternoon,
steps We're taken toward the compile
ton of the organization. Reports
showed nearly two hundred shares of
stock sold, and it was voted to in
corporate and proceed with the es-
adjustment of creamery. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President-A. T. Holton.
Secretary-E. F. Sellman.
Treasurer-Geo. Thune.
In addition those who had circu-
lated the stock subscription lists
We're made directors. The three Off
GERS above named, together with the
committee previously appointed, Gus.
Johnson and H. o. Josvanger, were
authorized to consult with Mr.. Ro-
berg and arrange if possible for the
purchase of the Ice CAGE Creamery
property. A committee on consti-
tuition and on incorporation was ap-
pointed, consisting of Gus. Johnson,
Ed. Brakeman, H. o. Josvanger, Knut
Graves and Gilbert Haugen. 1t is
expected to go ahead and complete
the incorporation at once, and get
the business started as soon as pos
sible.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
Fancy Goods

In the Fancy Goods Line we cannot begin
to tell you ofall the good things we have
in stock Back Combs, Silk Scarfs, Slip
pers, Collars in lace and linen; Perfumes,
Ribbons, Barettes, Shopping Bags and
lots of other fancy and useful articles.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
Marriage of a DecOrahian.

DEBORAH friends of Mr.. Ross w.
Daubney, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Daubney of Centralia, Washington,
will be interested in learning of his
marriage on the 18th ult. to Miss
Alice Alta Goode, very estimable
young lady of Centralia. The mar
riage took place at Centralia on his
birthday. Mr.. Daubney is assistant
cashier of the United States Trust
Co. of Centralia, and since leaving
DEBORAH has been very successful.
His bride is unknown here, but is
said to be in every way worthy of
him. DEBORAH friends will unite in
hearty congratulations and good
wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
Hold Successful Dances.

The Owls dance on Thanksgiving
Eve at Steyer's was a success in
every way, the music was first class,
and everybody had fine time, while
the lodge realized a goodly sum for
its treasury.
Thanksgiving night the fire de-
partment dance at Steyer's attracted
an unusually large crowd, and it was
one of the best dances of the season.
Over 100000 was taken in, from
which the department fund will get
about $4,000.
The same evening a dance at
Marsh's hall also drew very large
crowd and was a success in every
way, the music, the floor and every
thing being very satisfactory to the
dancers.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
slight shade on his opponent.

a slight shade on his opponent.
The men went into clinch at the
bell in the second, and never paid
any attention to Referee Hurst's
warnings and entreaties TO break
clean. Kennedy got three rights over
Palzer's guard in three tries and
drew blood from the big blondes
nose. Kennedy was cool, and once
more got in another blow, this time
to PalZer's mouth with his left. 1t
was Kennedy's round.
Palzer forced matters in the third,
but he could not get past Kennedy's
guard. The latter always met him
with a stiff left arm jab and was
entitled to the honors.
Again Palzer forced the fighting in
the fourth, but Kennedy made him
look foolish on many occasions by
ducking cleverly whenever his OPP
ponent led. Kennedy landed a cou-
pie of good blows, but Palzer evened
up by his aggressiveness. Kennedy
punched Palzer with his left in the
early part of the fifth and drew the
blood from the latter's mouth. He
also used his right with good effect,
but a grand rally by Palzer in the
last minute, when he chased Ken
nedy all over the ring, squared mat
ters for the session.
Kennedy earned the honors in the
sixth. His right bothered PalZer eX-
tremely and the latter could not get
away from it,
Palzer roughed it up a bit in the
seventh and had Kennedy hanging
on. The latter seemed to be firing
fast and lost the round
PalZer rushed at his opponent in
the next session and the latter sent
his head back with right to the
jaw, and sent another to the mouth.
Palzer was willing to mix it, but
lacked the science, and while he
forced matters, me best he got was
an even break.
Kennedy's blows lacked steam in
the ninth. He was tired. Palzer
forced the fighting now and tried
desperately for a knockout, but his
work was crude. His aggressive
ness won the round for him.
The final round was a furious ses-
sion. Both men fought hard for the
honors. PalZer closed Kennedy's
right eye with a stiff uppercut, while
the latter cut his opponent under the
eye. They slammed each other
around the ring, and at the bell
neither man seemed to have an adj
vantage over the other.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
Opening Lecture Pleases.

The entertainment at the Grand
opera house last evening by Chas.
F. Underhill, the first number on the
lecture course for the present sea-
son, was a delight to all who attend
ed, and the house was well filled.
Mr.. Underhill's caricature studies of
Dickens Christmas Carol were
given in such an unusual and super
Tor manner that all who We're there
were very highly pleased. He is an
artist in his line of work, which is
somewhat of novelty for DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06

The sportsmen who journeyed to
the Royale A. G. in Brooklyn last
night to witness the battle between
AL. Palzer and Tom Kennedy, the
two white hopes, will agree that the
contest was one of the best ever
fought in Greater New York between
two heavyweights.
The PalZer adherents could claim
a victory without going far out of
the way, and likewise could the Ken
nedy crowd claim the battle, al
though many sportsmen at the ring
side were of the opinion that Palzer
deserved the honors through his ag-
gressiveness. His finish was strong
er than his opponent.
Both men have greatly improved
since they last met, and another
meeting between the pair would be
favorably looked upon by the fight
fans. 1t was grand battle.
1t was a select Thanksgiving Eve
crowd that flied into Clermont Rink
to witness the big battle between the
heavyweights, and Broadway was
well represented at the ringside from
a theatrical and sporting standpoint,
while Brooklyn's best mingled with
their neighbors from Manhattan.
The fighters were given a rousing
reception when they appeared in the
ring. Before hostilities commenced
frankie Burns of California, One
Round Hogan, Carl Morris. Jack
Goodman, Harry Ramsey and John
Willie of Chicago were introduced.
Kennedy received a greater ovation
than Palzer and had the support of
the gallery gods"
Kennedy's weight was announced
AS 1875 pounds and PalZer's as PIP.
The latter was seconded by Tom o.
Rourke, Matt McGrath and Griff
Jones, while Kennedy was looked af-
ter by Dan McKetrick and Joe Jean
cite.
There was slight hitch to the
proceedings. Dan McKetrick insist
ed that the boxers break clean, while
O'Rourke held out for Queensberry
rules. After a consultation between
all parties it was agreed that they
would have to break away at orders
from the referee, who would use his
own discretion.
Palzer beat Kennedy to the punch
when they got together and sent a
left and right to the body. He miss
ed right for the head and the men
went into a clinch. They did little
damage to each other, but Palzer had
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
Lecture Tomorrow Night.

The illustrated lecture upon Alas
ka at Marsh's hall tomorrow (Thurs-
day. evening, under the auspices of
the Norske Selskab, promises to be
a treat for all who hear it and see
the pictures and the many curios
which Martin Hokenstad carries
with him. Admission will be 80
cents. Everybody invited.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
Linens

We always make great showing Of
Linens and our stock this year is won
der. Table Linens, Towels, Lunch Cloths,
Doilies Napkins, Cluny and Battenberg
Pieces and everything else for Table
Furnishings.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
Royal SocietyPaCkages
Knit Goods

Our Knit Goods department is a big one
this year and you can find lots of nice
things for presents in it: The Av la ion
Scarfs. Mittens, Gloves, Knit Skirts and
Sweaters for Ladies and Children are all
fine for presents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
NOTICE OF GARNISHMENT
TO PRINCIPAL DEFENDANT

In District Court, Winneshiek Coun-
ty, Iowa. Albert Forde, Plaintiff
VS.. George Graham, Defendant.
To the Above Named Defendant:
You Are Hereby Notified, that by
virtue of a writ of attachment issued
in the above entitled cause, r. H.
Miller, as executor of the estate of
ID. C. Graham, deceased, has been
garnished as supposed debtor of
yours or as the custodian of prop
erty supposed to belong to you, and
that said Garnishee is required to
appear before the District Court of
Winneshiek County. to be holden at
DEBORAH in said County, commenc-
ing on the 10Th day of January,
1912, and answer thereto.
THOS. J. QUALLEY,
50-4 Sheriff of Said County.
Remember that X. A. Wick
sells the famous Free Sewing Ma
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06

BY w. B. (BAT) MASTERSON.
(This is the decision of The
New York Morning Telegraph
In my opinion AL. Palzer de-
feated Tom Kennedy in their
bout last "wednesday night at
the Royale A. c.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06
DiscOuraging Outlook.

I'm the Cumberland mountains of
east Tennessee" the Honorable Bob
Taylor says, good coon-dog is
considered a valuable asset.
"A visitor once asked a native,
Bill Smoon, how many Dogs he had.
81 amt got but five,' said Bill
dejectedly. Looks like / never kin
git a start on dogs agin.' "-Lippin-
colts.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1911-12-06

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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13

Public notice hereby that will, according
public sale the office of the Treasurer
Colorado, he 9th
the hour OF O'Clock of
rid the said which
necessary down
Ienatis
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-13

otie will according
saea a Gunnison and
November 1911 and succeeding days
at of much the following
which for 1909
mot t%enpa hrow
nterestan penalties towi: