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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-18
WANTS TO KNOW
France Calls ON Spain for Explana.
ton Relative TO AffNtf

Paris. July 1s.-France today asked
Spain TO explain the arrest Of d. Bois-
set, the French consular agent 1t Al.
acaxar. Morocco. BY the Spanish pa
troll, the report Of which incident IL
conhfmed IN omcial advices.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-18

. . . . . . . . . . .
THE WEATHER, =
North Dakota Showers tonleht =
Cooler In east and south portions :
wednesday fair. :
. . . . . . s's sssss .
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-18
GIRLS INDICTED

Face Three Counts Each
New York, July Isl lillian Graham
and Ethel Conrad were indicted Z TO.
dsNs on three cnlnts growing out pt
the shooting Of w p. Stokes ct their
apartment on. June 8. The grand jury
held them for attempted murder In
the first degree. assault. in the first
degree and assault in the second de-
gree.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-18
Troops Routed.

Port au Prince, Haiti. July 49,
Government troops we're routed at
Trou and have returned in disorder
to Cape Haitien. The situation is
calm here but If the government falls
1t is feared that there will be disord-
ers on the part of the populace as all
the disciplined troops are in the
south.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-07-18

Saves the Flax Crop
Minot. N. D.. July 1s-A good rain
amounting to nearly half an inch,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Nn American soldier o. fortune
commands the Turkish ne.t Ar.ri.
can and rnei.h officers are found
throushout the Turkish navy and
army o. the Turko Italian war lasts
any length o. time. these Americans
will D.. heard from. Americans. by
tine eay did most 81 the nghfing In
Madcros army. and Auicrican sol
diers and American officers we're
largely responsible for the overthrow
OF plaz. The Auglo saxon blood
seeks adventure q good deal OF the
spirit of che old ro-tHmen Who raw
.sheJ tlc coast. of britain. France
and Inc low countries and carried
their pirate prov- up 'ho. Seine and
the Thames suder the very walls
of Paris and foud0n. stII survive.
o. spite of cTorts 20 chain BE- t1 hum
drum bus a. 80 bursts our ln odd
places and in picturesque ways.
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NOT IN sympathy
WITH The TURKS
NEW YORK SYRIAN Talks IN
TEREsTiNcLY.
Antoine A ZraicS Takes issue Win
Gaisi eey. Turkish Consul
70 America.

Antoine \ Zraick. managing editor
%. Toe official Syrian organ. published
100 New York. BE- .u che City as tho
guest Of Charles Amicn and other To-
cal ~Frlaus BE is making q tour IN
'L" Interest of his paper and his coun-
trym"n generally.
in discussing the TurkishItalian
war Ia~f evening. Editor Zra.ck said
If" SFrlIrs Of tho United States
and other cnuutrios are uot in sym
paihF with Turkey 100 her prescott
conHlc' f'r O. number of reasons
The urgent r'guesf of Galal Bey.
Turkish consul general. with head
quarters BOO New York. that Svriara u
This country return 90 their native
land aud fcht under the Turkish nag
i- wholly tmprecticablc fna-much u.s.
m" Italian navy d. nov blocking rho
Mediterranean making Do Impo--.iI.
Tor ~NriHns or % other Turkish sub
f"c'- fO rtf through. lu fact. d such
an attempt ~t're made more than
lA"ly al would Dee killed or taken
prisoner o. war by the Italians
lu -p'ahinc of 'he recent conditions
To Turkey =incr the Young Turks
have been iu control. Mr. Zraick used
some very plain language douounc.ug
ihe present ruler. and SAYING that he
is more tyraurical than his predecrs.
~or Striana now have no chance
what sever in fhe courts Mr. Zraick
sent ON t1 say. for they are not
allowed interpreters. and the Arabic
%.7rrlfe" i- barred i0 ali Turkish ri
huual-. where fhe Turkish language
is used exclusively The great inius
tce OF this ie thar syrians have no
voice $50 court. notwithstanding fhs
f.ff That they pay heavier taxation
fhau Turkish born citizens
We have ln The United states
about $50 o Syrians. and 10 is cafe
f0 1 Char or'y q small percentage
OF those people would bc willing M
ro back and fert under thr Turkish
fae. y fl"v could AI of them. ho
ever arc highly pleased to see Kami.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
TIE STRAIN or TIE STOCK
MARKET


i"" 'u''' 7'"H'' Tor Years ""r"
~"H's'"l D." val street o." me recent
'iiA' ''~h i"'H'' H'' 'hoNaa"a
lots were '"'-'H AROUND 's Do i' were
penny ante ana '"" mon "i 'oHeT
urged "' " every one OF ih'm were
members oi a i""'''" me F"" az
'7 IN" i've ives 'I 'lmp'" '"ii' "h'rr
our success "'p'"'' mostly on our
own nansir ana hH'I'> can realize
no" moral ~a'"n''rdS 'ad" away Hn-
DER Huoh H'r''h Frdkii' human ma
iuF" MAS nor ouit 0" stand sudden
h"'A- u r "a slow and orderly
'~'oiH'''h' ana "hen Toe telephone
hoy acquires a f'''' apartment OF
h''"'H'u' oii'' in SIX months. ana
i'"r SINKS To The '"'H' and unsaorn
'HI'"r' OF the bucket shop. ih' ORDER
N Processes OF nature growth are
shattered
soon or "f' i"" Spectator runs
UP against ihi' proposition Tie
i'''tH'1's 'h"t h" is ruined ID De- Sits
'iN" why H"i as "'u h" hnnf Tor
" noe" "' S"'"p "' one mr'-'' Oh
mutton" WV nov sell TAU Tor O.
m'''''n "' " hN'lr'" ~i""Hs"nd' Can
De Tee. ""y worse 20 th" tears OF one
n'''''n '"l''l WIDOWS IMAM o
mos o. ''" 10 h' STAKES AT on one
'"'" "' Tue VINCE"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

II TT |0- |II."0| |--IT Va \ Ia.T| T|rTIf|TaT- nd -0 n"
SHOULD have Euro 20 Princeton -ttead of Yale College sad Nd Rev ar
rae hH, crra.n ia'ina'e tml associations ~rh some % the Yale m
srlltor- Induced calhoun to enter Aar. where Lt sp,ell, became a Ertat
@'orl" erh President Dwight Re entered te junior class In ME senior
year he tat many conference With President Dwight and there. Uas oe
based upon their cif"rtn- views be- TO The true SQUIRE o.: political power
which yer -rrarH Impressed President Dwight o. uH- an srrun.n tst
lasted 'l "N-Hins ana vhca b. vas over President Dwight yenurei 20 say
70 Calhoun fhatn his sf u- profound reasoning his ability to persuade those
Who heard him afst. that ts arrument ~as sound and his knowledge CT
historic a. vel as % contemporary government and politics would. without
doubt n used o. thar end make calhoun 4, mar ~ very great national promi
enc and perhaps might lrrr D. INTO tn" presidency
-of course" ufse uconiIn t--aty peased calhoun and % may have done
sometime u p"r-Ind" him take up politics very early tn his career How
ever. ~ mo time Of thea rrrm'nt that drew forth this praise Cahouns ambi
ron Ne 20 uak a svat lawyer 90 himself. and arer his graduation IRON.
far be- sought oe advice q. PRESIDENT u~irht respecting his preparation FOR
admission tp the bar Tho eide. man strongly urged Calhoun TO enroll him
SELF a. a student 90 t" Law tchoeI AZ LAtchh.Id. Conn. saying that calhoun
cple- 60 the la" han ty reading ths books in any lawyers Office
-.d ~ th" world 10 reality. "a pioneer experiment and no- ever ts founders.
FIRST aas doubtful about the wisdom OF following President DNichts advice
800 De- started o read law 100 an Crco ln Charleston but while he Ws thus
.uEas"d hc came 90 tho conCusou tat President Dwight had laid out rhe
iltchhei law school IN vml. he asked f he would D. accepted as a student
as q student In the s,hool-a step hat south Caroluas greatest LAWYER, nd
ahl.t public citizen never re-r,tct taking AZ -. advice % a CONNECTICUT
Yankee
tCoryupht 1'tl. ly = : Edwards All rights reserved
Tomor~oa Nr Edwards vnl ten OF Mckinley tn rho Hour of Great
Personal Misfortune
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

fr fia matter of fhe estate %
" S Daley. deceased ar,,grt s..
''rd
Do mo matter % fhr estate or
George Kern. 1r deceased Inventory
filed and approved
Tn The matter ~ 20 estate %
llr.cs M~rIsf.r. deceased. account
fled and notice ordered
I'm fhe matter ~ fhe aas ermonf ~
2 Bruce Dawson. account -lffIed
In fh' matter ~ fhr estate rf
Rober' b. major deceased arraa-.
he.1 ard notice ordered
ln fnc matter OF ths fsfst. rf
Ford s~r1drrass f~ece7ee1 account
.rf-frl
Dol ihe matter ~ tha estate 40
tIgabstL BI-seff. deceased account
fled and notice ordered
George % f1-. guard ar OF n.rg.
'oea and Willard Cr.s r.-o-e
nards petition f0 leale land f.r .
and Gas cause dismissed
lu fhc natter ~ fhr ae. mont
John " Hell. prrcf 90 publication 70
notice ~ dividend ned
ln fhe matter ~ fhr estate 10
Hrun. D.frIski deceased ar.-.r
iIei and notice ordered
Dol tho matter o. the r.t.f. r.
Henry Henier-fof. deceased r-.a-.
sale OF note. taken Tor deferred Pas
mert ~ purchase money fo- ralf .
tate confirmed
ln 'he matter ~ fre estate O.
orI'a Van Ufre deceased. account
fled and novice ordered
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Monday. October ,, 1911.
the president AND WALL
STREET

The New York Globe and Conner.
eial Advertiser SEQ, som. p-.i,i.,. .
me New York stock market panic
Here T. its comment
President Taft has not prf man,
miles OF his journey behind iim ..-
ALREADY The political situation its
changed His tafin veto speeches
nave O made the change They af.
pain and sensible. Their tone .s far
Deiier Than that % his speech ~ Ham
iiton, Mass. Before ne has mad. th.
last OF them he will hag. convinced
many doubters that L- vetoed fh,
tarin bills from "A sense Of duty H.f
40 Tar ne has not made enough nf
these speeches. he has not mad. AN.
OF them long enough ago. FOR their
political effect to be estimated The
Canadian election has unouestionsbiy
changed Mr.. Taft's political situation
But the change made by the Canadian
election ~ hot the particular change
We have In mind. The great change.
the change OF greatest political Ian
portance. IL that Wall street has Boo.
gun To let the rest 81 tho couutr.
know how heartily n d~l-apprDvrs
President TAFT Ia this part al the
world this hostility has for some
time been apparent. Before lone it
viii be apparent an over the country.
wall street is opposed Ia the re- cleo
ton OF President Taft.
NothingsAs more certain. than 'hat
high hnance. as practiccd iu Wall
street Is opposed 10 the re- election of
President TAFT Ills was the hand
that dealt the first serious blow 90
the Standard OIL octopus Or fell 10
his administration to bring about The
dissolution OF the Tobacco combine.
and the m%agnates oil a dozen other
law-wrecking trusts already know
what they have To expect % he be- re-
elected. Judson Harmon Of Ohio Will
be- their candidate against Taft and
laTeady the forces OF privilege and
yelf Of corporate interest and law
Ass wealth have begun TO rally Ca
his support. Watch the agents OF
the Standard on Company in West
Virginia. for instance They are for
Harmon for President. and a,rcad,
boast that they are able to contro.
the West Virginia delegation to The
Democratic national convention in uis
behalf.
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President TAFT said NJ Hutchinson.
Kansas.
THE trials through which the
state has come have given "a char
acter to It's inhabitants They are
bold and original la %thouEht. courage
ous IN action. one may dinrr With
their. conclusions. but Do must re-
spect tho sincerity and courage and
independence with which fhoy SUD
port their conclusions. aud carry
them 90 their logical result
Few OF those Who live outside the
borders OF hat state realize the TO
mantle. moral. and emotional clio
ments OF a community that has been
called the Paris % America HUT
thai comparison was si~sys iaspt
The emotions Of Paris are dominated
by the froth and glitter of rfo Kan
sas draws IT, emotional inheritance
from groups Of men from both North
and south. Who came with The rife
in one hand and the Bible in the
other. 20 defend certain convictions
The conglomerate pioneer stock ~
the state 81 described by e. leading
historian. ns consisting Of patriots.
hireiings. phiiauthropis's ai,ruur.
crs. blatherskit. fanatics and re
formers.
While some OF tho early settlers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

made the pilgrimage 70 Kansas. drawn
b. re fertile SOL. SCI th@ s~slf-.~~s
ers ~ere soon ~inlraf~d ly ta- lard
th - and social fl~fbL.~ne- An
r4if4r~ cfd nor ao1k god. cen from
fhe s-~po'Hi - a log cabin that
4o.i1 collect tx l1cte- % $40. n
Yu- b Ali fa- faint hearted
acre aoo1 -.nt home b. clata % TAP
aud feathers. RE burning q barns
an1 hay rfuxs and stealing - cat
u- alc1 r--- every cay orcurr.ncrs
% ne rough days %; n slavery con
n rf Thos- Ea1 remained N-r.
men and s9m-l 90 IRON. Th@ fruI,s
~ taos. Ideals -rzed hy smot.oual-
ru are seen 10 MANY ~sys today
o. GO. been aid that TO stat. 10
,h- Iri1n ~ its -lz- has 70 man,
l%e~spaDer WORKER ~ho have &C
CURED rational fepu'atou TIE nl-s
10 .a- Ear-a. paper o. twenty years
t.1 se.-i. tns stofs of their inherit
arr- even mor, clearly than those
of '.,iay Conviction vas the Key
note, ard there Nog'd De- four col
lml. W burning editorial u'f-ranc-s
20 TAO columns of mer, news.
% r. "a her hoo. that modern
Ksn.as expresses h.r..If most clear
r W'l 1906 ro -" .u" young PEG
3d.. taking f.. higher education IN
her oan schools. 'l- Kansa. 81 The
future Will no. merely possess mora.
Ideals. bar me sweep o, emot onal-
Ism vi. he restrained by "a back
ground of world learning
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Uncle Walt
The Poet ph

I'm glad there IS ore ga, Cor resting one dv the tired man owns
Shen he NAV ccase his weary guessing for bones. and still more bones
i'm glad 90 see Hc people vending their way % church
SUNDAY ana r~ 60 hear O. tc Of love uncniug and grace fo-
me ans Nu u rests ones soul % hear the ringing Of
church bells hGe ans There to hear thc organ nobv nnginE rs music
20 the ar The urcsome taIk Of naics uns0okeu. store window shades
arc down q stiffness. soothing ant unt-okcr. IS resting on thc town
saw where some ancient Same IS grooming a HYMN she used 20 sing
before her life had rca,hcj ,t, incoming ana f,,. b,4 all 80
save where the children. strange 90 sorrow. find SunJa, dull and gray
and vail a longing for tomorrow. ehca the, san run ana ella, r-
glad there . one Ga, Of resting u-c1 wheels have ceased ii, hr7
and all the bartcrnE on seven. a boon % have ana hold, O,, s,, o.,
think Of hymns and heaven. forgetting guile ant gold,
WALT MASON
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ST.. CLAIRSVILLE

n".Ial U..rl'.. o. tIe INTEL r.r.e-
ST GAINESVILLE. .. oct d.
Marriage lceUsos Vere ieeucd as fo.
lows
Martin Narfosscn. AIRED %. o. BEL.
mont. and Arminda Lockiter. aged
Gs. 81 Loydsyille
James = Sims. aged ~. OF UeIaIra.
and Bertha l. B~urkhard' AGED 20. Of
~Shadyslde
Gcorre PoEan aged g. and Liza
Horwath. aged Zo. both OF Barton
Harry Johnson. AGED o. ~ sum
merneld. and BESSIE 81 Baker aroi
%. % ~BarnraviIle
william KrIern- ~ praaa -..r.
nip. and Gertrude Brown. % GO a
raII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

'e 'IiaIble frr mcmbership
DIE FII be- an important meefirr
fe annual election ~ Officers
'at' place ard DELEGATES uuI Do
lninfrd f1 Pho state Federation 20
N0narF clubs. 'Y Do held ~ Clark.
niff october ~. ~. and o. Plans.
iIe fap'1iF f0rmIrR for 're winter
orr oi ire club Quarters FOR tHs
car HI Dol voted lp1n and ref.-'s
NJ iHf membership and other r.
f- F.| Dol made AID ar.
'.ohs i.r u0uh. --H ID should ta M
'he rrrrofarF Tr AnrIe 70 u-
D.rlanl. c-s Market street.
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BASEMENT SPECIALS FOR OPENING WEEK
George M. Shook COMPANY

Pacha a. minister in charge and .n
him they believe that Syrlaus uoW ir
Turkey viii gct a square deal HIS
course has been approved hy the
crowned heads Of England. Germany
and other countries. and bic course
during the present crisis viI De-
watched with much interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Md yer there Was a timc when
this same helpless. impotent Trpoli
collecting tribute from aI 'he
leading natlon OF the world and
might have been doing so SGT had IL
not been for Uncle sam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

= native iart or south Carolina and -t himself up
.a OBJ" practice o. Law A. me time Calhoun studied laW
' "as ih" a.must universal practice for souug men ~ho
aspiret "a B. lawyers 20 prepare for admission 90 re
t4r u1 reading b. the o1c- % a ,aay-r 80 far - /
ilo~. -o tlcsraph~r of calhoun tells why the great
south ts'enl.su broke asa, from this custom % ions
standing
Pretty te eas persuaded to DO -1 by none other
'tar O. '0ua-Cuclt YANKEE ard ms authority for this
.-at,m'ut DO r.e Rev Jonathan H-ar-. aho Tor manl
seats vas a Congregational clergyman iu tl- stat. 90
tonu~st.--t ana Who. when calhoun was beginning TO
Eaiu great prominence. secured his information from n.
family az i--tiieut Dwight. ~ Vale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

Those women who ger injured ~.
the Pennsylvania lines on recount of
their h~irh-heeled shoes Viu not care
so long as they make "a stylish ap-
pcarlnce at the hosp cal.
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n would not De- "a wholly dispieas
iur spectacle % the world az large
fo sre ID Thank-gisInE Turkey carved
D. tine nations OF Europe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

According % q scientist. Andrew
Carnegie looks just Ike the oardrum
90 90 whale. which may account Cor the
fact that Andy is such a biz noise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

S1.OO for Pure Linen Tailor
made Shirt Waists. Tucked
models with pocket.
$500 for hand-embroidered
Pure Linen Tailormade
Waists.
S2.IS for sOft-fniSh Silk Mes
saline PetticoatS in Blacks
and colOrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
New News of Yesterday
The Connecticut Yankee Who Shaped Cslhoun's
Legal Education
{ J Gs~sruD

oH\ eNiotN saa-a'ed from Yse college n i,e' ebeu nH
IL -a' | faT.-r ru .Ll-f fe administration of t- art president
- A-r-tf iH.aHf Arer Ls graduation taholn h~4-- q SUDDEN % t.
~. A~ school 't4tl-a"- ID tlHs o 10 any other co-auy. az Itrhrrc. Conn
n'hh q son~s nro- ID. ts brApace p Henri ward B~cher t- -
't'"i a diploma tfD- -As pioneer school 10 Isrs. Vas admitted 20 De bar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

No. Florence. they do not play ball
ia the Balkans.
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500 for an extremely pretty
line Of Pure Linen Waists in
hand-embroideral floral panel
designs. =
$500 for Black or Blue Taf-
feta Siik Waists.
$500 for Black or Culured
Chiffon Waists made over
white Net.
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Store Closes at $50 p. M.
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The October Opening Sale
And Some Amazing Savings!

We kno" o n o sutT methols u hnHnE 10 yolr attention he mcnt< vi our new
Fall AMI Winter Merchandise than ~ decisive pHreIutS The SAVINGS Tor this SNDN
sale ne p many instances am.znS-z 4 s-E1L .laln: win -.L.L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02
LACE CURTAINS.

Nottingham. Net and Etamine
Curtains, worth S2.25 to $500
the pair. this week ....SI.79
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SWN C"atr Dresses Waists SKIRT, ftrto1> NIliu"ed. ana the hndNmCJ line
OF fWH-CoaNS IaHN MuH>-yet shown Our Regular tLun-igWe Prices are
marked closer than the quality OF the Garments really Ur>ie> ana during this Opening
Week Sale the following Extra Special Values Meodeei oour patrons
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s,usfsc DsiD. Eso>It ssnfsF ~ 90
Ast~nixsnes- P~uotisnlEE -smr.sy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-02

$500 for a special line Of
Ladies Tailored Suits of self
-iiipe theNint
$3.50 for ladies Long Goats
Of reversible twO-face fabric.
$500 for Ladies Tailored
suits 0f line Diagonal Serge.
exceptional value.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-06
gttcrinn.

Ga tcMier paa ~iomau9cin 1ofnao Gag
o. lifiom Stp o9 Stobo for @inbens
Sraq,
10 CANAL 9naritap 8iercm Minnct ia'
gar.
Set aobt. ca ituubom aioroe baa o8 ean
cr Bit % her Elm Slsft ao pimlens Slan
icm IRAN i9ieuom. Stpooeheimcn Sra9ar
Ga %friitrar mp o. iicuner mca 'pm nj
Ner 10 / piae Sae iiem after SIN,
o. SimIens Slaa for mig peret after
hllrte.
Set araarmr firing meg, % es frhier
bIcit;
SET bit | @rinsa, at eg bar 10 peif,
ni Hit / Strioen min ca inuba turtle.
at miuuait Sat os Sarm or iintt %
iaart.
Set Saear upp % Iasar lea iii fIaart,
oe Sin % StpSn iom Rcpt til SiuriIs
iarn,
"a ale Sci, ca cIfab'. iiiea iram
iraa blaze Siup pee mprie StpasSran,
% a Sci eamle SpursmaaI tirrIest
luarn.
lei oala uee % Leila til % frda
% mee seu gamIe SIiier paa meg liza
% irlIfra I'll meg nm Del aamIs Sioer,
Net belle gin item att | ioIblanf tag
!reS Sunglim / tit iasre aneIitsoraa.
Ser letr, nm euSaa Oct i &ugen ipieer.
v. q. ginie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-06

citer bc bibtjoiae Gun0 bar orrct
i'tonO til at opluic o3 me0 @enipu til
ocrc5 Gorm % %cocui2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-06

SfcIet. Zen beuGgeIige SaIS meb
set po~ofoIocnoe lilc Sopeb, Der flo.
Ger pon aiGmpefroepcn, maoIer ale.
ne ca. 20 500, meOenS @oIen bar
nGitcr Den oobbcIte 2Rneoc. 1el
~itsritc GIefoniart, Der MI / por Eib
gauife pitt ogiao er uobso, men al
bpiIfeu Ger / GnriS fin0es ct uomGr.
fet beUoret SfcIet, bar fun ct Barn
/ SommenIigning mco bette llbprc
SeIpisIgeIig bar @ioenitaben b.
itrGbt ii9 for beb SiPIp al oct fuIo.
itrnoige SfeIet % enfeIte fun0ne
QcIc al rcfonitrucrc Den Sorm iom
bette llbpre 6irbeu ionbipHliauis bar
bapt. Ten mcnneifelige 6ontaii Der
bar ifabt Groocr % 2inoorme, itanr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-06

ION hos Wenreifet / Sierncn, men
Sroppens baeerite Salpoel, bpilfet
bert SiIf9loe par nsopenoig for let
tere at funne regltlere Den lbpre Sc.
9emspe9t, Der bduoe lit Spngbeplinfi
bn9til. Den ringe Snteligens iom
oente Solos bar ppret / geiibbelie
al, bar iiffert bioragct enocl til, at
Den er itboso %forboIoSpis burttg, ba
Den maatte trGffc Oct f~orteite Straa
/ aampen moo 0e / aonbelig Sen.
ieenoe uIige bgicre uouifIe6e Bate.
Npr.
Scrntuiauruicn.
Zen er funoet / Goloraoos spre
SiiroIo9, og oeu bor / Mooiptning
ii! 9rontoiauruien utpiliomt pGret
fisoPoenoe, builfct man fan flute al
oenS roboproati9e 3auoipt. Otter
oenS gore at BONNIE, maa bette Gpr
BABE pGret Suropcrio0ens ifrpffeIis.
tie llbpre. Gao u tpnfe os ct fGn.
aurulignenoe Cpr. 10 Neter
Ian9t, Der beppRer Jig fremob paa
9oqbenene peb 6ipIp al ben pploige
Sole, ipringcnoe, fruienoe alt, booo
Ser fo1nmer poo ocns Sci, peb lin
irpgtclige 2eqcmSpegt, ifriper Ell
5orfottcr | Tanif "SuSmoberens
bporfro ooeuitaoenoe er ben.
tct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-06

te til 66oc for SourierncS aipmpe.
iaruiIicr, Der inber Sefmnhrrperios
Den uor Gorocr5 obioIlite 9cberifere.
Gen Hoac, sc inoIcocS ipincr, "
tiger Ell bcfjeubt Gorifcr, "itob / qoO
Gurren8itemmclie mcb oen ubprc
StsrrcIic iom De fIu6c opnoo. Get
CT iom ON Notureu bar iprUhj.
Observation-Disclosures 2Tnfcr % /
i'm GrIoe bor tat oct fjUlnpcmpsiigc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-06

te, at DC barer biemme / Sen GiO, "a
Be fsr'te Spor al Wtcuneifet bite fig.
Sittert fortiener biue Stabuiuacr
fra Setrn0prperiooen, iremioroIt
6ltnorne ira Surn. % ari0ttioen,
Noon % GrnGcr al llbDrrr, fun mco
Den ll~notngeIie at Sc, bpob 1orm o.
SterreI'e anaoor, louQt opcroaor
oft boaO Sen memeitcliae Iantoii
ioa JON ubprc 0roqer. Cprciormcr,