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The evening world., 1911-01-18

In the beginning OF the NTH round
1Packey. just as on n score OF former
occasions. TANNED Jack into an angle
Of the ring where his back BRUSHED
against the ropes. Goodman drove a
ard left to Packey's mouth. cutting his
lip. For q moment the ives; sid.rs.
packed around the ring In solid faanx
and piled against the wall 10 rows. mad
q chance TO yell. They made the most
Of It. The noise encouraged Jack. AID
he stepped swiftly from his corner TO
the attack.
Mcfarland. his law set hard. mot him
At the first step. Again Goodman's eft
darted out and his glove struck the
mark. But Mcfarland hurled himself
In against the blow and by main fury
foreed Goodman back into his corner
Jack ducked swiftly and fairly ran 70
get away He was smiling as he turned
In an instant Mcfarland was on top
Of him again In another instant Go'sl-
. was backed against the ropes In
the opposite corner. He tried TO ab
Packey away. II was Of no use. NC
Farland. striking swift as a rattlesn AXE.
sent his left glove to Jacks face. and
a. the west alder tried to slip aside
NcFar,apd's right. sweeping upward.
n under the angie of the jaw and
nearly lifted him from his feet Jack
fee, heavily 10 his hands and knees.
He was dazsd. With the veterans In
stinct he shook his head to clear tie
cobwebs from his brain, then turned TO
listen to the count. He needed all Of
rhe nine seconds. But when he rose
n was to rush In and fight
kroekdovr axe coodm.r,s speed
rh.r. v.. MIN, ~. nr,ef a.. n was
n.rc. coodn.r y.s nisv,ng r,uh, into
$780,. go NON TIL. Lnockaown
49, ,.l.r .v.v .or. a, NJ. amazed. ana
Ncr.r,a,a h,m..,, ...msA faster than
-. tn. NO.. ,rav.,lsa with ths
.-,e.,... -, ~. rh.v ,,.v.d shou,
c.osu.n.. ..ad \, h~~w,,asr,n. oa.h.
49, -. -ro,nd ,n,, nj. h.cr va.
800 81. go. - ,h., ali a, . .us.
- pact.y .n,,,.a NJ. ,.c,,c. lie wa,
rs.rv 90 M, ovs- Al. rnockou,. with
The evening world., 1911-01-18
Crack Cutfielder Takes Great
Care of His Wonderful
Arm in Winter.
Fly G

TACK MURRAY, alias Red" brought
his throwing arm into town with
him yesterday and In q few min
utes made arrangements for a~ttendins
TO ieftneld next season. Murray has
the greatest arm of any outfelder In
the business, and the only two men
who can come near giving him a dead
heat are Mitchell OF Cincinnati and Biz
mingham OF Cleveland. Murray realizes
the value OF his arm and he says he
has kept II intact during the winter.
Il have been 30 afraid OF getting n
klnk In IT," explained Red. that !
wouldn't even take a chance on throw
ing now balls
Murray has been spending the winter
at Elm!ra. ". y. and he says that he
has amused htmself during the OF sea-
son by hunting rabbits. He has come
into possession of a trained ferret, and
just now that Is his pride, This little
ferret" said Jask. will 20 right into
any rabbit or squirrel den In the world
and will chase them right Out. lie Is
n wonder. ! think l will take the little
fellow to Marlin and show those ran
gers how to hunt 'possums."
.Iufiay says ne thlhks ne VIII start
for 1eNa earlier than usual, as he
wants 10 be in fine shape right from
the start. You know" he explained.
Il have got a hght on my hands Ia
hold MY Job tais spring, We have
some mighty good outnelders, and
every one OF us has got to hustle"
Murray had been In McGraw's place
but a short time when Fred Merkis
dropped In and they had quite 4 fAn.
ming bee. Harry Sparrow and ArllS
The evening world., 1911-01-18
P0RKY FLYNN BEATS
GIANT CON 0'KEllY.
lsneclal to The EyenIns worla.l

SYRACUSE. Jan. ls.-Before a crowd
OF fully four thousand Con O'Kely
had a hard workout with Perky Flynn
o; Boston for ten rounds, serving -
recc!yer-general for n large assortment
Of right and LETT swings.
o'Ke.!y was badly cut up about the
left eye and hfs ribs and stomach
showed evidence OF the hard wal ps
which Flynn Packed along in his left
glove. IL was the hrst time the Celtic
Wrestler showed any evidence Of fight.
The evening world., 1911-01-18
FIGHTER FRANK KENNY HAS
ONE WALTZ TOO MANY,

Frank Kenny. the Brooklyn fighter.
who has been hsht!ng with nsidera BILE
success during the last fourteen months,
was practically knocked out by Johnny
Waltz OF Jersey City IN the second
round of a ten-round bout at the Brown
Gymnasium A. A. stag. Waltz pun
ished Kenny severely.
The evening world., 1911-01-18

Jack G~oodney. the Wall STREET News
boy. and Harry Greenhouse. lightweight
champion of Park Row. VIII meet to-
morrow night at the Long Acre A.. A.
The winner will be matched to meet
the best lightweight In the business.
The evening world., 1911-01-18
MIKE "TWIN" SULLIVAN
WINS OVER DIXIE KID.

BUFFALO. ". Y. Jan. B.-M'ke
(Twin) Sullivan had the better OF II with
the famous Dixie Kid In their .en-roui.d
bout here tonight. Mike had . big
advantage In weight and height. but
this didn't feaze the colored lao Fiom
the start he crowded Mike every mo-
ment,
The evening world., 1911-01-18

Murray had been In McGraw's place
but a short time when Fred Merkie
dropped In and they had quite a fan-
ming bee. Harry Sparrow and Arlie
The evening world., 1911-01-18
MFAR[AVD MAKES GOODMAN
TAKE COUNT N FIFTH ROUND
West Side Boy on Floor for Nine
Seconds Just Pre- vious to Delivery
1, of Fatal Right Hand Punch
a by Speedy Packey
Ely ROBERT EDGREN.

Copyright InL by Tho Press publishing Co Che Gov York WORLDLY
In the fifth round Packey Mcfarland knocked Jack Goodman out at
the Fanmont Athletic Club.
The fifth was going hard for Goodman. Mcfarland was rushing
him into corners. throwing him of balance and searching for the point
of his jaw with fierce uppercus Goodman was fighting back as hard
as he could, but always giving ground before McFarlands grim and
relentless advance.
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Sealed Proposals.

the Board of Deputy state Supervisors of
Elections tor Highland County, Ohio. will re-
ceive at the office ofthe Clerk of the Board,
up TO ~ O'Clock noon, on the lith da, of Oc-
tober, 1911, sealed bids for the printing of
the ballots for use at the election to be held
In tne several precincts in said county, Nov.
z, 1911.
said ballots must be prir ted and delivered
70 the board according to law and in num-
Der not less than the following, to-wit
9325 ballots for use in townships
1850 ballots for townships for use in corpo.
rations.
1850 ballots for corporations
l0l6O ballots for Board of Education.
1925 ballots for Justice of the Peace
1925 ballots for deles ates to Constitutional
Convention.
800 ballots for special school
Total of 1895 ballots, printed and bound
IN BOOK, specifications OF same may be had
on Application to the clerk.
Each bid must be accompanied by a bond
conditioned according to law, and no bid
VIII be entertained unless a bond is so filed
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids
c. +. FARIs, Chief Deputy.
II L. wIeGINs. .iClerk.
September 2b, 1911
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ROUND HEAD.

Corn cutting is about over. Some
wheat has been sown.
Ollie and Nellie Mcdaniel spent
Saturday afternoon with Ella Holla-
day.
d. j. Hodson had the misfortune to
fall on Saturday and break two of his
ribs.
Mrs. lHamer Michael is recovering
from a severe attack of the measles.
Miss Lizzie Keys, of sharpsville,
commenced: teaching school today in
District No. l, In Penn township.
William Conard is getting along
nicely with the building of his new
barn.
Mrs. Thos. Holiday called on Mrs.
Lewis Conard on Thursday evening.
VIM. McCollister and family were
guests Of L. f. Ayres and family over
Sunday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05
CHAPTER w.
A Woman With a Temper.

I think we must have been fully an
hour at 1t, riding at no mean pace.
and with utter disregard Of danger.
Although | knew little of where we
were, and nothing as to the condition
of the path we traversed, yet 80 com
plete was my confidence in Craig that
| felt no hesitancy in blindly following
the pace he set Then q black shape
loomed up before us so suddenly that
1t was only by quick effort ] pre-
vented a collision. Even as ! held
my horse poised half in air. per
ceived II was Craig himself who
blocked the way.
What is II. sergssntr''
- picket. sir. At the end q the
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05
CHAPTER v.
A Disaster on the Road.


To me she was merely a woman
whom II had become my duty to pro
tect, and whatever of chivalrous feel
ing l may have held toward her was
based upon nothing deeper than this
knowledge. She had come to us unde-
sired and in darkness, her form en-
veloped In a cavalry cloak, her face
shrouded by the night. AS to wheth-
er she was young or old | had scarce
means Of knowing, saving only that
the tone of her voice and the graceful
manner of her riding made me conf
dent that she had not lost the agility
of youth. But beyond this vague i'm
preston ct was little more), and a
fieeting CLEAN of the starlight in her
eyes as she faced me in anger, was
as totally unaware Of how she really
looked as though we had never met
Her very name was unknown to me.
Who was this Major Brennan? Was
he father brother or husband? and
was her name Brennan also? For
eome reason this last possibility was
repugnant to me. Yet I knew not
why.
You ride as though born to the sad
de-" | said pleasantly; and although
spoke low, we we're so close to-
gether that my voice carried distinctly
to her ears. I'VE have been sufil-
ciently conceited to suppose that to
be an accomplishment peculiar to our
Southern women"
81 have been accustomed to ride
since childhood" she replied rather
shortly, and | was conscious Of a re-
straint in her manner far from pleas
ing. Yet ventured upon one more
effort at conversation.
rs Major Brennan an officer on
Sheridan's staff?"
81 was not aware"-and could not
mistake the accent of vindictiveness
in her voice-"that prisoners were
obliged to converse against their
will"
II ask your pardon, am sure" l
returned soberly But my question
was not altogether an idle one. I
have CHANGED to meet several of
General Sheridan's staff, and thought
possibly Major Brennan might have
been of their number. Seeing that
we must associate for time, I nat
urally felt 1t would prove pleasanter
for both of us II we might discover
some mutual tie"
There was no response.
The road we were following here
took sudden trend downward, and
we could tell from the sharper ring
Of the hoofs. and the splitting of fiinty
sparks beneath US. that we were
among rocks once more. Then our
horses suddenly splashed into water,
and l held them up long enough to
drink. / felt thirst strongly myself,
and slipping out of the saddle filled
my canteen.
Would you care for a drink"
asked, stemming the stream TO reach
her side, and holding the vessel with
In easy grasp of her hand
TO Be Continued
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Halt! Who comes there7"
drew the cape Of my riding jacket
closer, so as better to muffle the
sound of my voice.
Friends, of course; who would you
expect to meet on this road?"
Fortune seemed with me in the
chance answer, for he who had hailed
exclaimed
"Oh! is that you, Brennan"
There was no time now for hesi.
fancy; here was my cue, and | must
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05
Notice of appointment.

Estate of Charles e. Weaver. deceased.
Eva Weaver and Harley Weaver have been
appointed aud quail fed as administrators OF
ne estate of Charles r.. W. aver late Of
Highland County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 2lst day of september A. d. 1914
T. NJ. WATTS, Probate Judge.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05

The Austrian minister of education
has issued decree requiring reduction
In school hours, which in some places
run as high as As hours week. An
authority states, however, that even
40 hours is amuch shorter week than
prevailed formerly in some parts Of
Europe, where 1t .was usual for child
rem to attend school from a m. to
6p. m.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05

A sign with letters one hundred feet
high is TO be seen on the shore Of the
Columbia River near Beverly, in the
state of Washington.
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was sorry enough now for her hasty
action, and forgot the pain that yet
stung me, and longed, without we'll
knowing how, to tell her so.
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate of Samuel N. Brown, deceased.
Bertha A. Brown has been appointed ano
aualihed as Administratrix of the estate OF
samuel N. Brown, late of Highland Comfy
Ohio, deceased
Dated this 3oth day of August A. d. 1911.
I. M. WATTS, Probate Judge.
Wilson Mcbride, Atty. for Admrx
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05

Wright's Health Underwear 95c
garment for the good grade at Stab
ler's.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05

Hudson-I hear Jones has a great
invention.
Judson Yes, perforated bedclothes
so you can breathe when you pull them
over your head. Harper's Bazaar.
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Husking pegs and gloves at Stab
ler's. Canvass Gloves and Tick Nit
tens Also
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05

Mems heavy winter underwear 45c a
garment at Stabler's.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05

Gas mantles for upright or inverted
lights l0c and 15c at Stabler's.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05

Largest assortment of jardieneres in
Hillsboro can be seen at Stabler's.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-10-05

Four and one-half per cent. of Ger
man university students are women.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Scrnbanen I so HAT.

Sor fentti gdr iioen, ga europa
meo ct riur6t SaI bapbe $50 Wia.
Snobpggere, iorieieoe Oct paa belle
tit SmraaSe tim oper $4,000 3iIo.
meter Sernboner, aoffinis mitore
emo bpab I. gr. SyifIanb ! bore Gage
eier. s De mrite % Iar iteg SoIfe-
mnnNben meb nGitet 30 Meinipner,
mebers observation-disclosures mere
erto treoubEeoeS, til ca. 10000 sem.
M1i bereeneS gupopas Soltan0ng.
De til 4to MiIioner og bets Sern-
bonelinier til 10000 ailpmeter.
slltiaa ior so aar iioen en- &iIcme.
ter Sernbarte paa 54O0 Snbbpg3ere,
I'M en- paa 400 Smbbpgsere.
Den fterfeite uopiflmg at Sern'
hanenettet / Sorbolo ill SolfemGng'
Den cppRer Soerige meo 1 ailane'
ter Sernbauc poa 4Ot S,rSbpggere
lr1r9it eiter ole onbre fonrnter Ger
bien nteo 1 &iIcneter paa 4,557
SnSbpegere.
SfimlelGnsSen uogier | Tpiflamf
10000 ailonctcr, / Gaislanb $4,000.
! Sranfria 10000, / E6terrig.lln'
aarn $4,000 o. / England $4,000.
Gen iamIeoe aapital. molast
enropriife ganer, anflaaes til on
firing 100000 Min. Wsarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Sub 9nkntu.

SanOlebe | Seibfpriuar. CHARLES
@ater, en- rig &p@goporGtter ! Char.
les MirGountp, bIep iorleoen ifllot og
brGbt al Mtrs. Perc5e Ban Der Sam.
Sigipnsiurpen bar erfIGret, at Wfrs.
San Der Sam banoleoe meo fltlb &et
for at i%oripare fig ieIo o9 fine gsrn,
og at Mr. Sater iolt6ipnligpis bar
patroittig, ou ban mgreb Samilien.
Huber Inflase fur Morb. gpa
Ntap 9reiter, Den II 9(ar gomle Gnfe
efter Gbilip 8reiter, er peo Rolitiret.
ten | aberoeen blepet altflaget for at
bnoe brGbt lin @aro. Teter Surion,
Der beboebe enbel al .&reiters Slls,
pionebe, at areiter, ioet ban falot mo
ajcnnem Ssren til 2orions 9efuem.
meIigbeo, meb megen Wioie fremitdm.
meoe, at bans 6iitrll bnpoe forgiftet
bam. Gen hinge grrfe lao unoer 6or-
bsrct iom ON bet belle life / minoite
Miaaoe angif benbe.t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
mtacnnHn.
glnbeIshaubcI / MpQ;s.

gnbelsBanSel | &uais. en- co.
operatfp Sanoelsforening err bleoel
organiieret / &oais, og 6. q. gngel.
itabs % Siertas g. 0ablquiits 9utif
og @arebeboloning er bleoen fisbt for
at oripes iom an6elsbanbel.
Speialiit til 9umsrcsien. Sictor
Berger, oen b~efienote Socialrit | Wil.
palrfee, bar reiigneret iom aloer.
mano for at gisre fia iitanb til at ino-
tage tit Seoe / neite aongres. Scr.
Berger, Der oerne nge bar ferret i'm
51oe 6eoiclsoag, er ben fsrite no
psGgcoe Socialiit, Der rogeniinoe er
blepen inopaIgt | De 6or. Staters
&ongres.
Ereitefruen fin Manbs &apellan.
Geo. 6. 9. &pnning, 8reit for ben
norif-banife Wetobrtmenigbeo / Wa-
rinette, maatte for llogen Sto iioen
paa @rllno af ipaffet SeIbreo tage
fig noele Tigers Serie, men iIteoenior
at labe De firfeIise a~nliggenoer
ifistte Jig ielp / oertne SiO, bar Ere'
itefrilert. ufortrebent optaget i'm
Mtanos arbeioe. 20 Ssnoage itrGf
bar bun talt iaaoel Sormiboag ionl
aiten, og beslloen bar bum / llgenS
SOB btpaanet % leoet ale De ieooan-
Iige Meoer. Spgnebsrnene bar bsi.
Iig beunbret benbes Woo og Spg-
tigbeb.
gefj9mpcr GmerbS 1tonGpnelie.
8. 8. gmerpS Sermin ion Statens
Meieri. og 5soepnrefommisipr er MI
ubIsben, og oct ifol true meo, at ban
life bItper giemlOnGpnt. Slere al
Serotets progressive Weblenmer ifal
for nogen Gro iioen babe talt grnerps
Sag for 8upernsr Mc8ooern, %
man tit ga set Snbtrpf, of bans
@iemt0nGonelie par ftfret, men iiben
ipnes uforieebe @inoringer at bore
fonme ioeien. Statens Meieriftter-
ester, ierlig Smsrfubrifanterne, ~
mes beitenrte paa at forbinbre bans
@iemtonGpneIie, % ielp llniperittetei
bar hit 5egn til @tobltano, paaitaaes
Der. Spab @%itoernsren unber bisie
TorboIo oil oiere er bet lmulig al
ioruoiige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03

beillrtteoe ben 25oe Sebr., at Go,mtp.
cts hospital ftal Iuffes ben lite Wsai,
at WtsbIer cg llbitpr Hal aperteres
tfialgs % at 8pgningerne ifaI no
Ieies. aommisi9rerne bar bapt en-.
Del aran3el meo $ospitalets geitp.
rerinoe, Ntis Maraaret @inoel, Der
6eitemt regter at reiigrere, os for at
illlte benoe no at $uiet bar man mn
barsIet ollie De Jirmaer, Der Ieperer
8arer til Gountpets gnitalter, ON, at
ser irtet Senipn ffal toses til Miis
@inbeas 8eitiainser, og at Der life
BIZ blipe betdlt FOR faaOunne Tarer.
Taa benne Waaoe oertter man at
blipe fpit ben itribige 9eitprerinoe.
9sinterenbe S~tatsaopofat 8.S.Hper.
ION bar erflaret, at Gountpet life
err fcrpligtet til at peoligeboloe Sos
pital, oa ben ieopunl;ge Sattigfarm
er tilitrGffelig. Wan bar itaoig tabt
gelge paa Sospitalet, % bet ril
maaife mi blioe Ieiet og orepet at en-
eler mtoen Screening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03

Sang outpes paa Warfeoet, og mon
iortoier ct poerli5ere Hrisfalo. 81
fIeite ssarinere bar remIis bolot jim
Molina / Eaapente al bsiere Briler,
men ueo at gienoomnleite I'M fontmer
paa andre SGltber, iGlges alt oette.
SirIpcr at bpgge Silos. geo
2anobrugsifolen i ameS err Der iaar
aiort SoranitaItninger til, at Der Iaa
nteact iom milig opInumtres fill Op'
fsrelie al SiIos. S~aal9nge Sfolen
fer fla uofomne 0ertiI, pil tpno;ge
Nerno bIipe ienot b%poriombelit for at
biitoa meo gpgnius al Silos, og Den
eneite Gritatmig, ser forbres berior,
er, at pebfommenbe Sarmer bctaIer
Reiieuogiiter % Spbolo. 9isie Solf,
Der ubienbes al Sfoleli, Pill biplpe til
I,eo SpfereIien al ale Slnes Silos
men peo Statens Experimentation
bar man iunoet DC al tlile Cement
blocfS at p9re boaoe pari3e, gooe %
biaige, bporior ser maaife mn oil
bpggeS melt al bisie.
0pf en- Wano furipnnben. Sor
noget ober TO Tiger itben forlpanot
SameS 9. Dunn Iigeiaa iporlsit ira
lit Stem i Ntaion Stir, iom ON ban
par iunfen neo / Soroen. San er en-
pIOre Mano meo Sititru % potSne
oe for 2iebliffet opboloi Su-
Tia / Nelp Yorf, mems gsrnene
er boiatte pon forifieaige Steoer l
2anoet. Sngen al Dem bar oo9 fun
net opipore bcn foripunone 8aoer, p8
en- bemmeIig 6orening, bporaI ban
par Weolem, bar M iut iig iSpioien
for en- Gftcrip9elie. Wfr. Dunn bar
/ sc iioite 30 9lor lepct / Waion Gitp
oa bar altib hapt aniparsnlloe Stil-
Ga ban ~foripanot bar ban
for Waion Gitp Brief &
Silc So. Sans 9eger er | ben itlpn'
neite Sr6en. Senere Gfterretninger
neIbcr, at orn %for'uunone Wfano er
qienfmoen / Nep Orleans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Nprn Pnkntu.

Tuitmeiter nonrrnt. Neier Cor
gerion er libnrprt til Eoitmelter /
SoopIe, @alib County.
Scircr / @eltalrnbcSSprppcn. 5
SEN peb StotenS SmobrugSifoIe for
ouitalteoe @eltolenbeosprepe panot
Cigar s. SIion fsrite YrGmie, $35
uolopet al SfoIens Er1ritees, 90 oil
berfor reprPientere Gnitalten peb BEN
for belle Staten arrnnserebe SeIta.
IenbeoSprSoe. Irtbrr Ianaro oanbt
nnben Grrmie, SIS, % oil bore 81.
IONS Ilternate peo openn9pnte
Erspe.
gntpmpbilrntc til Siefiuipn. MfiI.
taiifee @anen naaeoe iioite CONNER
til Den lille @p Neip england, Der
ioreIsbia Mtper Senne Sioelinfes
Gnoepunft. Set nGrmeite Ganlft paa
gtortbern Haciiic ganen er 9iefinion,
Der Itgger 40 Mil fra Neip England,
% for OF gioe bet retienoe 8itblifum
g~nIeonina I'll meo 9ctbeo at saa ira
ben enc @ane til ben mtocu err en-
@utomobilr,,te mi iat iearg nrellem
be TO gper.
"Spnnsr ai Iprse" bill bbsge.
"Ssmer al @orge" i Sarge bar
giort Observation-Disclosures I'll / 2sbet al
Sommeren at opfsre ct iterre Sor.
eningslofale paa @roabpap. @pg.
ningen ifal foite $4,000. bare sc
SOB breo % 140 SOB lang, ire
Gtaeer bei % upfsres al presiei
Mhiriien % Sten. Serite gtase oil
noleies til @litifbefpemmeliebeo.
mems belle anoen % treble gtage oil
inbrettes til 9oeepGrelier, Soriam'
Iinesial o. !. ..
@arb Gpuntp Sospital uebIrases
@ommisiarerne for @ar6 COUNT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Mirl1tpun

Srpst for SfinSso. Stpnn anber-
ion, Der npltS Ngoe i metropolitan,
0icfinion Gountp, paalagoe fsr fin
9sO line Yamgrenoe, of De life
maotte Iaoe pam begrape fsr ban
bauoe ligget Sig / ipp Gage, ba ban
nereoe en- itrrf Srp9t for of blipe
begraoet leoeroe. Sans anmoonine
tIep neiadtia cfterfommet.