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Evening star., 1911-06-08
Corset Department.

10 pairs Ivy Corsets. low full bust extended
skirt; sizes o3. "a, 26 and p. Reduced from
81. so to 81. 90 pair
pairs Parame Corsets: cout:l: high bust, me-
dium hip: boned with whalehone: size 10. Re-
duced from $1O.5o to 81 so pair.
pairs Lily Of France Corsets: coutil: high
bust and long hip: boned with walohn: sizes 10
and 90. Reduced from 500 TO 800 pair.
pair Lace-front Corsets. hatiste: medium
bust and hip: boned with walohn; size 81. Re-
duced from $50 To $500.
pair Ivy Corsets: coutiI; medium bust and
long hip: boned with walohn; size Is. Reduced
frem s. 80 to $3.50.
Third floor Eleventh
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Friday Special in
Bows Suits.

Fine Quality All-wool Suits.
of the best casslmeres anG
worsteds; good, serviceable and
lasting colors. All are stylish,
we'll made garments III double
breasted and Norfolk jacket mod
els. Sizes 8 to 10.
Reduced price. $500 each.
Were $3.50. $3.50 and $1,000.
And these remnants:
Atwood Suits. in dark shades of gray and
brown: sizes 6. 4. IL and 10. heuuceu from
$500 TO 2.95 each.
IL Light weight Spring Refers. plain and
fancy effects: sizes 2la to s. Reduced from
IS 90 and $500 to 1895 each.
10 suits Pajamas; size TO- Reduced from
81 so to 15c suit.
IL Colored Madras Blouses. without collars !;
sizes and IA. Reduced from S1.oo TO soc
each. -
2S Silk Madras Shirts and Blouses with at
tached soft collars: shirts. sizes Il to IA;
blouses sizes to 16. Reduced from 500 TO
Sl.25 each. -.
90 Washable Hats. in red plaid designs; sizes
6lx 10 SN Reduced from soc to lac each
Is Washable Hats. in all shapes and coiors
suitable for boys and girls; slightly soiled.
Reduced from soc to 25c each.
12 Chiidren's Red Sweaters. some neck.
others high: sizes "A and 10 heuuced Ifoin
81 so to 81 90 eacn.
10 Golf Caps, in neat patterns; all sizes. Re-
duced from soc TO 25c each.
Third floor, G st.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Friday Special in
Mems and Young Mems
Suits at $500.

We are offering at $500 a
very strong and attractive value
in a special collection OF suits
They are pure all-wool or worst
eds. unusually we'll tailored and
made in the best fashion. Sizes
Al to 10 regular and 80 to 20
stoutS.
Special price. $500 each.
And these remnants:
Fancy Worsted and Cheviot Suits. in grays
and browns: spring models; u lined coats :
size. a. IS and Az. Reduced from $223o 10
Sl4 so each.
Main floor. Tenth ST.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Friday Special in
Dress Linens.

1000 yards Plain Colored Pure
Linen. offered at half price. An
attractive, firm weave that is
ideal for dresses, suits and
skirts. shown in the popular col
ors of gray, raisin, green, blue. OK
blood, plum and purple; 27 inches
wide.
I21ac yard.
Reduced from 25c.
Second floor, Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Friday Special in
Muslin Sheets.

\ small lot Muslin Sheets, liz
the popular size of SIxoo inches.
These are of good. durable mus
lin, and are especially desirable
for cottage and summer home
use; will launder perfectly.
Csc each. Value, Soc.
st
Evening star., 1911-06-08
ROBERT A. MARM|0N
OVERCOME BY GAS
Resident of Washington Near
'Iy Asphyxiated in PhiIadeI-
phia Apartment House.

PHILADELPHIA. June S.-Robert A.
Marmion, twenty-three years old. Of PIG
p street. Washington, D. c., who said he
Is the son of the late Rear Admiral
Robert A. Marmion, U. s. N, was found
unconscious in an apartment house at
TIA Spring Garden street last night. He
was taken to the Garretson Hospital in
q serious condition.
Marmion came here yesterday from
Oklahoma to rejoin his wife. whom he
left at the Spring Garden street address
when he went west seven months ago to
make a government survey.
After eating dinner In the apartment
house he went to bed. His wife and
another woman went to the home OF a
friend Marmion had been invited, he
told the police. but he felt fatigued after
his journey. and decided to rest. Three
hours afterward he was found uncon-
scious.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Friday Specials in
WOmen'S and Misses Suits


A small lot of Black and Blue
Serge Suits-all one-of-a-kind
styles and effects, embracing the
latest modes.
S1o.75 each. Values up to $25.oo
Strictly Tailored Suits, fashion
ed of serges, homespuns, shep-
herds checks, mannish materials
-grays, black and navy blue col
ors; regulation or sailor collar
effects.
$500 each. Values up to $500.
And this remnant:
1 Imported Hand-embroidered White Ramie
Linen Coat Suit: a beautiful model; size 3S.
Reduced from $500 to $500.
Third floor G st.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Refrigerator Department.

/ Porcelan-lined Refrigerator: insulated With
mineral wool: removable wire shelves. Reduced
from $50 90 to S15.75.
/ Refrigerator. of finely grained selected oak,
with one piece porcelain lining; three doors that
open i'm 'front.' 4S inches In height. Reduced
from $4,000 to $33.75.
Sixth floor. ct.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
WOODWARD & L0TlHI(ROP
MISUNDERSTANDING
StoreOp AIM. $3.50 pm.
Remnant Day--A Day of Opportunities

interest
bright peSn ord mf be
edheetom and "a rylu O none
And the vane O dfm have
oonryal sd unu bying
putunt Lnhu Hlnmnn day
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Another Prize Entry.

lover the Coffee" is the title OF prize
entrv In our next Sunday Magazine. It
q a different love story. written by
sarah Guernsey Bradley. one OF our Ia
vorifa authors. It adds much to the high
quality OF this number ana VIII be ap-
Ipreciated BY eli readerA -.--.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Friday Specials in
White Rep Skirts.

Smart Tailored White Rep
Skirts, in panel-back effect, fast
ening in front with pearl but
tons. All sizes.
Special price, S1.75 each.
And these remnants:
slightly soiled from handling. Specially priced
at So ~ each.
Il Side saddle Khaki Riding Skirts. Reduced
from 90 and $500 to 50 .95 each.
/ Navy Blue Broadcloth Skirt. with panel
back. Reduced from $500 to 1918.
Navy Blue Panama Skirts. with plated
founce.' Reduced from $1,000 to 1918 each.
Third floor, g st.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
special price, 25c each.
And these remnants:

Chidrens Dark Blue Linen Coats 81
length: finished with turnover collar, pockets
and pearl buttons. Reduced from $500 to So. 90
each.
White Pique Coats. with turnover collar and
CUTS: wide pique belt. Reduced from $500 TO
So. 90 each.
l Gray Cloth Coat. turnover collar and cuffs:
finished with white leather belt. Reduced from
Sc. so to $500.
/ A-length Lightweight Navy Blue Mohair
Coat. lined with sateen and finished with turn
over collar, cuffs and belt. Reduced from Sc. 81
to $500.
2 Large Straw Hats. trimmed with broad attn
scarf. Reduced from 50 25 to s1.25.
Third floor + ST
Evening star., 1911-06-08
WOmen'S Coat Dept

8 Gray Homespun Cloth Coats, in loose fitting
effect: II length: sizes "a, SO and 3s. Reduced
from $1S.75 to $500 each.
Third floor G st.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Friday Special in
Children'S Drawers.

Children's Cambria Drawers,
trimmed with fine tucks and en-
broidery ruf1e; sizes I to "A
years.
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Room Filled With Gas.

Persons at the apartment house told
the police that they found him N bed
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Friday Special in
WOmen'S UndermuSlinS.

A lot of Women Gingham
Petticoats, in light weight for
summer wear, trimmed with
tucks and ruff1e.
Special price, soc each.
A lot of Fine Nainsook Gowns,
low round neck and short sleeves,
trimmed with valenciennes lace
and insertion and wide eyelet en-
broidery run with pink or blue
ribbon
Evening star., 1911-06-08
o5c each. Value, SI.so.

-AIIu IIIOSV I61IIIId1lCS.
II Princess Slips. made of sheer material and
trimmed with valenciennes lace beading and
ribbon. Reduced from S2.25 to 81. so each
10 pairs Nainsook Drawers, finished with en-
brodery edged tucked ruffles. Reduced from soc
to 35c pair.
White Silk Petticoats. taffeta and messaline,
finished with three accordion plated sectional
ruff1es. Reduced from $3.50 to $3S5 each.
5 Nainsook Gowns. low round neck and short
sleeves; trimmed with valenciennes lace and in
sertion. heading and ribbon Reduced from sl.OO
to Csc each.
IA Nainsook Corset Covers. blouse front and
low round neck, trimmed with lace and en-
broidery. beading and ribbon. Reduced from
SOC to 35c each.
Third floor Eleventh st.
Evening star., 1911-06-08

With a view to saving water and
Fastening the process Of lockage eac
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Lock Chambers
Are Divided.

As more than 60 per cent OF the vessels
on the high seas are shorter than $50 feet
there is little possibility that many OF
the ships passing through will need more
than the larger of two subchanlbers. 1t
is expected that ship will be raised the
approximate thirty feet Of each step In
about fifteen minutes. The fastest In
dow Of water that will be permitted is
three feet per minute. It will require
about 1000, 600 cubic feet Of water to lift
= single big vessel UP or down.
It win require about ton OF twelve
Evening star., 1911-06-08

It is also proposed to maintain a com
mercial dry dock, where ships of al
Evening star., 1911-06-08

The total cost Of the Panama canal
will be $375, 900, 600, and at 2 per cent
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Special price. Ioc yard.
Was ISc, 25c and &c.

ICf TIT
Fourth 6oor. q St
Evening star., 1911-06-08

Provision will be made to prevent the
transcontinental railroads from gobbling
Evening star., 1911-06-08
Cotton Dress Goods Dept.

Second floor. Tenth ST.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
FEET.

OF all the vehicles we meet
In air and sea and on the street,
| humbly sing the praise OBJECT.
1t is not widely understood
How safe are feet, how soundly good,
How firm with supple hardihood.
Consider feet run not away;
Where feet are put, there feet will
stay;
Or, turned, feet promptly will obey.
Further consider: feet will not
However worn, or pinched, or hot,
Explode, and wreck your chariot.
And think: however feet may ache,
How many million trips they make
Without a blowout or a break.
And though the feet are punctured,
too,
They mend themselves without ado,
And plod along as good as new.
Feet need no license; feet may go
In narrowed pathways to ani fro;
The fairest hidden hooks they know.
Feet linger through a pleasant scene;
Feet run not out of gasoline;
A handy brook, and feet are clean.
Feet in all weathers boldly run;
Needless of mud their miles are spun,
Nor by the now are feet undone.
Feet run not over dog or boy;
Do not with raucous horn annoy,
Nor throw their dust on others joy,
In fine, on feet I'll travel far,
The noblest vehicles these are
Till / can buy a touring car.
Amos R. Wells, in Life,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
HIS DEFENSE.

"You are charged" said the magi,
strate, severely, with disturbing the
peace. You went home in a temper
last evening and kicked up such a
rumpus that your wife ran from the
house in terror"
"Well judge, replied the offender,
'if a mar can't cut loose in his own
house, whose house is he going to
cut loose in? What object is, there
in owning a home if a man can't do
as he likes in it? / admit that |
broke some furniture and threw a
clock through the window, but it
was my furniture and my clock. It's
true that | took the parrot from its
cage and wrung its fool neck, but
who paid for that parrot? Did you?
Did the cop who arrested me? No,
your honor, / paid for that parrot,
with money earned by honest toll.
"If a man can't wiring the neck of
his W parrot, then the declaration
of independence is a gold brick,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21

garometret boIoer paa at faloe. Seq
ifal -"
"geei bert ct 9iebIif Wim.
mi bar ienbt mig oisie gIomiter ira
SoIbeim, og / ben anIeoning maa
ies fortnae big en- Iiben Siitorie.
Den 16be Suli - afflirat for fem-
ii @ar fioen - bapoe bun en- Sen.
inbe, en- urlg Hise, / geiss, os til
ggre for benoe bIep Der boIbt ct Gel
fob. 8lanbt @ieiterne bar en- ung
Wan6, iom Here 8ange bapoe t%rtffet
ben iinge Bige. Otter Wibbagen git
ciefterne os ipaoierebe to og TO |
Barfen, % bporban bet bar eaer
life, iaa fom BEN itnee Wano og ben
lirree Hige til at parbre fammen.
Som De gift Der | G1een, itsote De
pliioielis paa en- aaprifoliebef. Sen
irtse Tise iagbe %, at bun elffeoe
aaprifolier % at bun eierne pilSe
babe nogIe -. Gen unee Serre
ifpnbte fig at pl,iffe en- flor Buffet,
iom ban iatte / benbes Saano =.
Srebrif, on ifulbe bel fife fienoe
SIutten poa Siitorien9 =. aan
on iaa ioritaa, bporfor @immi
terrific, at ies ibas pilbe bli 5lao ODER
nogle aaprifolier fra Sofbeim?"
Gen ganIe &erre reiite fig og gil
ben og iatte fig peo Sioen al i'm .Sat'
itru. San Iagoe armen ON benoes
Sails os trpffebe ct parnt aps pad
benbes Hanbe.
Seq fienber S1utningen, anto'
ME" iogbe ban milbt, "bet Dor Der
Sag ieg friebe til oi5, ben Dag on
eiorbe mig til ben lpffeligite Weanf
paa Sorben, trobs at ieg en- @ana
ibIanbt saar og f%nltrrer."
Gesnet pebblep at file NED ltgf
ensformig os triit, men De to gantlt
9@qtefeaer merfeoe oct life. De laf
foropbet | WeinberneS 8eroen. SO,
benz bar BET Sommer, en- l9ng1t for
ipunoen CONNER = Solen bl9noe'
Sc beres Zine - Sinoen oiiteot
oa bpiIfeoe bulbidlige Orb / oeres
Gren, mems aaprifolierne ietote itr
baIiamiife O1tft rl,rbt ON benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21

especially when the parrot has been
taught TO say Cheer upi' every time
anybody steps into the house. How
would you like TO go hame as hungry
as a cage of hyenas, and find no sup
per ready, and then have a doggone
pink and green parrot yell Cheer
upp? tell you, judge, it isn't in
flesh and blood to stand such things.
A camel's back may be all that it's
cracked up to be, but it's possible to
pile on one straw too many.
Il didn't bother anybody when /
killed that parrot. 1t was put out of
its misery as quietly as ANYBODY
could do it, and then | carried the re-
mains down to the alley and that in
cident was closed. 1t was after T
went back to the house that | began
breaking the furniture, and the sur
pris1ng thing is that | never did II
before. l had planned for a long
time to smash that furniture, but
somehow | never got around to it.
First one thing and then another in
terfered, but when ! did start at it
made a good job. l defy any man
TO go to my house and pick up a piece
or the Wreckage and tell whether it
belonged to a rocking chair or a CEN
ter table"
You seem to glory in your ex-
plot" remarked the judge.
:! do, your honor. l point with
pride to my record. If you or any
OF your friends want your furniture
reduced to kindling at any time send
TOR me, at the old stand. I strive to
please. By industry / thrive. I lead,
others follow. You see, judge, that
furniture was won at different times
by my wife. The various pieces
were offered as premiums to women
who bought Seminole Chief baking
powder. In each can of the baking
powder there was a coupon, and when
a woman saved up 10000 of those
coupons she was entitled to a Louis
XIV. chair Or a Chippendale desk or
something like that.
my wife got to be a regular bak-
ing powder fan. She bought more
of the blamed stuff than a sanitarium
could use, and then. she became a
kleptomaniac. She put in all her
time stealing coupons that were be-
ing saved up by other women. She
looted several residences in our
neighborhood and she was so success
ful that she sent in 10000 coupons
every few months and filled the
house with the dingdongedest furni-
ture you ever saw. No two pieces
matched in the whole shanty. We
had old oak tables and colonial
clothes horses and Marie Antoinette
folding beds and mahogany whatnots
and a red elm piano, and heaven
alone knows what else. l am a man
of culture and refinement, and I have
a profound respect for art, and | al
ways felt as though | had the jim
jams when I entered my own home
and looked around on that delirious
| furniture.
"The immediate cause of my up
rising was the fact that my wife re-
Gently has been writing poetry, and
when ! went home last evening and
found her seated at the Eastwood
writing table, grinding out an ode to a
chrysanthemum, with no sign of sup.
per and with that parrot urging me
to cheer up, l began to see red, and,
/ have no apologies to make for
what followed"
"You are discharged with the APP
proval and sympathy of the court"
said the judge.-Chicago Daily News.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
CHILD IN THE DARK.

A little lip ~quivers, a little heart
quakes,
When a child in the night mid the
darkness awakes.
A little sob slips through the lips that
are sweet
And a little voice stirs in the room
with intreat.
All the shadows loom large on the
chairs and the wall,
And a horrid something seems hover
ing DER all;
A little hand cluthes the overs to
hide
The head and the eyes from the great
big outside.
But the cry of the child in the dark's
ever heard
By the love that bends near with a
comforting word; Is
And an arm of sweet comfort is
there to enfold 2
The little ones troubles with kisses
of gold.
Every noise in the room to a child in
the night
Is a sound to ~astonish, alarm and
alright;
Thought may only be fairies that
wander around,
The child in the dark magnifes every
sound.
I'm a child in the dark, oh, my Father
above,
And | cry through this night of Our
life for Thy love.
Won't you come, a sthe mother comes
down to her child
With the kiss of the lily on loved lips
and mild! Baltimore Sun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
J minoernes Deroen.

8dntle Wtelptn laa lttaalmoDtg
paa lit llbr.
ri Wsimiter oper SrofoIttio %
artonie enbm life f9rbig," iagoe
BAN gr9tten; "aa oe apinber, De
&pinber, - De lerer alorig at bline
prpciie!"
@amle Melpin par ingenl,tnbe,
bpab man faloer en- "8rinebioer",
men oenne Wor9en ipntes SfiGbnen
heitemt paa at gisre BAN bertil. De
lioite Gage bapoe ban bapt bet traplt
meb at fomme BEN til en- 8oaro Der
! @gnen for at ie paa en- Sunb, ban
tpnfte pna at fisbe, men MI bar oct
treble 3u9 | Rao, 6an paagnebe peb,
at 8egnet plaifeoe MOB H11ben.
Meloin iaa beri en- formelis Cont
menipargelie MOB fig og tog oeraf
a~nleoning til at ersre fig oper al
ting.
Som ban MI ipanfulerte frem og
tiIboge / SpiieiaIen, aabnebes 3D.
rem, og en- patfer gammel Smme meo
islpglinienbe Saar traabte inb.
600 Worgen, fiere Sreorit," ia
bun oenli9, LEG er iaa lei oper, at
hu bar oentet."
"8ob MorJen," iparebe MeIpin
os ienote ifllmle 9liffe til ct SAB paa
Spiieborbet.
"Silb!" uSbrso BON, "bpor ofte
bar iea life iagt dig, antonie, at ieg
life pil lie Glib paa 8orbet? &puo
nptter Oct, at ieg flyer noget, naar
man life brpr zig ON Bet"
Seq bar life bebt ON Silo, SIRE
Drift" forflarte ben lille Srlte rolie,
"oet moa bore Sltsiomfrltens Sell.
Spis .Gi Smelet % Loo Silben
bore"
@onle Welpin brlrmmeoe og fnnr-
rebe og loo oct tiliioit gaa no oper
Den pirfeliee 9laria5 til Wisnsien =
8eiret.
90 bette ifal bore Suli Iaanebl
Gen fitnbe langt beller falbes &c.
rentber! Hegn, &egn o9 after &egnl
Seller life ibag fan reg fomrne Of
iteb for at ie paa benne beriens SIM.
Sen. &c iaa, funbe leg life trnfe
set, M err Saffen Bit folo -. 8i
ntaa iaa inS nogen anoen!"
90 ban ringte beftig paa aloffen.
s famine giebIif TOM Sieneren
inb os mebbraete til Sru @eluins
fore 2ettelie 9aJens Hoit. Sun baa.
beoe nemlig, at oen ifuloe aileoe
WtanSens Sanfer paa ale oisie imao
ubebaaeIigbeber.
30 grepe til mig % begse to
&esnineer, f,rnbe ieg life fpnfe oct"
brltumeS ban. "Se Der er en- li6er
9uffe til dig, antonie, en- lioen sglte
tror ieg."
Wens han meb bitter Mine eien'
nemlsb fine Hegninger, aabneot
bans Sr,itru fin Safe. Gen inoe'
boIot en- lioen sgife fplot meo aapri'
i%olier.
"gsei ie, Srebrif. buiIfe oeiIist
8apriioIier," upbrso bun os toa
Saanben nils al De bliftenoe glom'
Ster; "ies sao pioe, bpem Oct Tar
prre, iom bar ienbt mig bent"
"gr M oct noeet at ienoe mel
9olfen," iaeSe Manoen eretten, 70
bar 10 en- bel Gipalier fuIb nSe ! 90
pen."
snriblertib lGite Sen ganle Trri'
en- Iioen Billet, iom fanbtes inoftiIt
let bIanot glomlterne. Flitolellt
iaa hun op.
"SreSrif. buffer bu, bpao Oct e
for. .en Gag ioae94 im,rste bun mel
ct b~enripenoe emil.
"8iit peS ies Oct, antonie. Oct e.
cen t6oe Suli, men eiter Seiret a
bsnme ifiilSe man tro fig ! gsoperl
Der. Seq er ~tennuelis fiffer paa, a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21

Sfubbermonoen | al Stilbeb at -
forbnle og gipe Hlm for Solobaa-
oen, Ser mi CLEO inb til SfrbSiioen
og in6tog ben forbaleoe SoaoS
IlooS. Den arbeibenoe arm, boiS
@ier bas Dem fun minoIt mllig aab-
neoe Tnlorcbsport life bnObe berner'
fet Sceneioranbrin9en ~uoenboroS,
fortiatte imiolertio i'm flaifepoenoe
Tirfiombco. On for en- fom SLATER
ne, pignetltbitprebe % laffeoe paa
aorfen, og ponoreoe ira ben ifntlte
afbpnoer oirefte / NGpen poa ula-
brano. lllabrano uso allereoe paa
8orbaono set Gieblif, ga 6laifebe-
boloningen Ifiiloe ilippe op % Den
nbefienote TloIfeafbruoer oemoIfe-
res. Set tog imiolertio aolfiaig
Sib, inben man bar fGrbig meo 6or'
retningen, men ion aue Sing en-
@nSe bar, iaa fom man oeiaa til
enoe me6 Slaifeforienoelien. Ser
inotraabte Ell forterc Taitie, bporef.
ter 0anrpiftbsrcitaurutcre1s Wtaarc'
Iips, rinot, pelnpret og r~eaitbnefar'
oct, Tom BET onitaar iig en- Wfarto al
bans Sag, buffebe 0 pooer SfrbSr9f-
fen meo ct be1pnoenbe Grtlenotlt9'
heosimil iii Den pelniaiae Siplper
9oaoen. Wen SmiIet oeSe ben, o9
ReItouroterenS MaanefiGs gcraaoez
Sc nrIten / total Tormprfelie, oa ban
til fin SperroifeIie % itore 8or'
IfrrffcIie pIiioielig itob anItgt til
Muiiot meo - llIabranb. Gen oGr'
| biae Soloer optraabte fmrIenoe noer'
leaent, men IagSe bog, ironiif inii'
lenbe, meo ~foritilt gGrbpbigbeo Saa'
SEN til llniiormshuen, bilIcnoe poo
militer IiS ct @oboog og ct 8aroel.
ca mes ct tiingt Suf % ct Iangt an'
iiot ioo Sen ubeloi9e HeItmtratet
Den bnrebare Gait iierne Iig ira Sfi'
ret | ltla6ranoS @aob, Ser Iteoneo al
5oISboben I'll. Gfterpoa fommei
Snnbtel, iom SrbprQget tiger; &e
Italrateren bleo al meo itn Bin, oei
fonfiifcreoeS, oa mnatte opentflebe'
punoe uo meo Ell betpbclig Sum
9eoer. Zen, Ser gueb liz tIltreoS
Srnberne, bar l~liabrano, Tor boe1r
set par en- bel Sur at baoe operlllte
Den ilue Smugler.
Wen l%lIobrano "aioroc |" onor,
Sorer ogiaa cub / gin; paa SrGnOe
rim fur,oe ban ogiaa, mar oct ia
Tfeoe Tia ilia, IGgee in Gift. Se
por Sulebrunocpiu, set gialot, % e
Spil al Sfi9bueu uiloe, at oct pa
Sfipper @ers, meo bpem ban ut el
@oos at pIuffe % iulogoo anleo
nina til at taffe bum ior iioit o9 fptt
tcre baaSc for Silfetcierne, Snip
Iiuaerne % Observation-Disclosures. SsrS
Ser bar noe / 6arten, babe nemlt'
paota9ct iia bioerie @rrnoepinStom
missioner for Senter % gefletote II
Snlehelaen. I'll ben gnoe bapoe bal
ga oaIaa | llblanbet inofiebt en- be
Ssube 9rrnoepin % aiemt ben ON
bcrb / 2aiter. Ger blep altio &oa
iii at bringc ben ilano, mente SsrS
SuibIertio bupbe ban CLIENT at mel
taae / fine Sereeuinger ct minor
beIoist Subieft al en- 0Gfsglt, ior
bapoc en- 2uitrB al Sftpperen q
bGpne, % JON bopSe iaaet lin NGl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21

Ben og laffeoe til noget oper berger
Zig SensetiS, IsfteOe ban Pofalen,
niffebe fornsiet til lit giaeoe Spei.
let borte paa 2angpGggen og snifeoe
meb ct 1emptligt Smil tit aontraiei
en- gl9oelig Sui!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
Practical.

Mistress-"Why have you set the
for IL o'clock"
Bridget-"Shure, thot's for the
bread to rise."-New York Sun.