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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-21
ANTIOCH NOTES.

Mr.. Jerry Foster, Superintendent,
Miss Kizzie Mabry, Miss Henrietta
Arnold and Mr.. Tom Quarles teachers
and Miss Leila Blair, Chorister are
receiving many congratulations on the
excellent way in which the Easter pro-
gram was carried out under their di-
rection Sunday, April 16, 1911. Mrs.
Luella Cunningham is up after a
severe illness of more than two weeks.
Nearly every land owner around here
has planted large areas In berries
this year and pickers will be In de-
mand in a few weeks. Rev. Tyree
, hiuc VIII move away from us. Much
to the regret of all of his many
friends in the near future and take
up his residence in South Nashville.
Rev. w. B. Lusk visited the Sunday
school at Paynes Chapel on Easter
and spoke during the services.
Borther Mccullough of the First Bap-
fist Church of East Nashville was
visiting friends and assisted in rails
ing the Easter collection on Easter
at Paynes Chapel.
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CLIFTON NOTES.

Mrs. Malissa Gwinn, a member oil
the M. e. church and the Princess of
the S. M. T. of the u B. F., died Sun
day morning at a. m, after havinS
been sick several months She leaves
husband, six children and host Of
friends. Mrs. Mary Lee Grimes, Anna
Hickson, Phoebe Spears, Jane Church,
we'll, Ira Spears. Channey Morris were
callers at the home of Mrs. Bette
Spears. The backwater has caused
several families to move. Mr.. Jim
Cherry, Jim Williams, George Bifie,
Mark Mayberry. Rev. D. w. Binford
has returned from Decaturville, where
he has been preaching for several
days. He filled his stand here at II
a. m. Subject, "All power is given
unto me-" Sunday was Easter Sun
day at the M. q. church. Mrs. Bette
Spears performed at the organ. Miss
Beatrice Spears was able to attend
IL and 3 o'clock services at hel
church and sing in the choir. She
has a sweet alto voice Miss Blanche
Boggan was in attendance at the A
M. E. church. Prof. ]. e. West is
holding his own in Clifton. Mr.. ]. H
Johnson and John Yarbro, of Perry
Court, were here Saturday night tC
see Sister Malissa Gwin. They viii
stay over until after the burial. Mrs
d. " Hubbard and Mary j. Bolder
have been faithful as w. S. and p o.
the S. M. T. MIR. John Taylor, deck
hand on the steamer Shilo, spent Sun
day at home, as the Shilo lis tied u
at Savannah on account of high wa
ter, not being able TO make the land
ings.
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PULASKI NOTES.

The revival which has been in prog
ress at Blacks Chapel c. M. e. Church
has closed and much interest was
manifested in the meeting. The an.
nouncement had been made that Rev.
Moore. of Nashville, was going to
preach his farewell sermon and close
the meeting which he had been con
Quoting for the past two weeks for
Rev. S. L. McGee The people rushed
to the church at an early hour and
finally the little church could net seat
them, so eager were they to hear Rev
Moore. 1t can be truthfully said that
Rev. Moore has easily made the word
of Rev. MCGEE true when he intro
duced him as a great preacher and
the people of Pulaski flocked in great
numbers to hear him preach and each
one has words of praise and common
dation for him and desire him to
come again. The revival which has
been going on at Beulah Baptist
Church has closed and seventeen can.
didates for baptism have joined the
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-21
FAYETTEVILLE NOTES.

Mrs. Malinda Suggs died Sunday,
April l, agel 70. Funeral services
were held at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church at 2 p. m. by Rev. Dob
bins. Miss Willie e. Stonebraker is
gradually mending. Her sister, Miss
Mollie Lue Higgins, of Canada, is here
to remain until she gets we'll. Mrs
Ross Scott entertained the A. M. f..
Club Tuesday night. A delicious two
course menu was served. Miss Myr-
tie B. Bonner had her commencement
exercises Friday night, April A. The
students rendered a fine program ali
commended hit. Miss Juda Buclan-
an, Mr.. Will Cyrus, Miss Myrtle Will
liams, Mr.. Roscoe Bonner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Erbie Bonner, Mr.. Ned Bonner
Mr.. Isom Thompson and Eugenia T
Bonner. Mr.. Erbie Bonner and Mr.
Isom Thompson furnished music, &C
companied by Miss Myrtle Bonner
organist. Miss Eugenia Bonner wa!
mistress of ceremonies A four-cours'
super was served. The A. M. &
Church rendered a commendable Hast
er program Sunday evening at 3:3
p. m. Mrs. Vaughns, of McMinnville
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. N.
Greggs. Mrs. Sallie Jones is serious
ly ILL Rev. r. Kennedy left Saturda
for Columbia, to be away till Monday
Mrs. Ann Eliza Edmondson ha
been sick, but she is better Fayettt
ville's orchestra was called to March
Zion to Miss Pamplenis commence
ment exercises. Rev. Story preache
Sunday at the First Baptist Churcl
He had an immense crowd.
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LYNcHRURG NOTES.

Mr.. George Grant died at his home
on Barry street Friday, April Z. Flu
neral services were conducted by Ed
er ]. w. Smith and Prof. ]. G. Mead
ans at the Poplar Street Christian
Church, after which the remains were
laid to rest in Clay Hill Cemetery by
the members of the Masonic Lodge.
Mrs. Maymie Rudgelege, of TuIlaho-
ma, and her mother, Mrs Martha Sin
gleton, of Chattanooga visited rel
atives here recently. A large mum
Der of people from neighboring towns
attended the funeral of Mr.. George
Grant Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Green entertained at dinner Friday
Miss Emma Smith and Mrs. Odent
Wagner. Mrs. Mabel Wagner and
mother came near being drowned on
their way to church Sunday. Mr..
Bill Crutcher, while crossing rising
stream Friday, got his foot hung,
throwing him into the middle of the
branch. Mr., Lewis Grant, of Chatta+
nooga attended his brothers funeral
SUNDAY The Eastern Star YVES pro
hib.ted from having their sermon on
account of the uneral during the
morning Mrs. Mehaly Crunk is an
other subscriber to the Globe this
week for three months. Rev. M. B
Newsom, of Manchester, will preach
at the Christian church, the fifth Sun
day and Sunday night. Mr. Irwin Da
Wis, of Shelbyville, spent Sunday ir
Lynchburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Smith, of Shelbyville, visited Mrs. Me
haly Crunk, Mrs. Smiths mother, ant
attended the Easter services here
Sunday A large crowd attended th'
Easter exercises at the A. M. E
church at p. m. Sunday. Mrs. Gil
Saviour entertained at dinner Sunday
Misses Hattie Smith, Mary Green ant
H. l.. Robertson. Mrs. Malissa Bum
of Bonneville, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Lizzie Green. Mrs. Edith Engle
of near town, has chicken with fou
legs. The four-legged fowl seems Il
be perfectly healthy. 1t grows taste
and is now larger than the othe
chicks which were Matched at tn
same time. Mrs. Hannah Morton
Lue Whitaker and Mr.. Jessie Gree
are still sick. Mr.. Tom Green, VIII
has just undergone a severe attac
/. of fever and pneumonia, is much be-
I ter
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HoRTENsE NOTES.

A cake cutting contest was given at
Mount Olive Baptist Church Saturday
right. The prize, one dollar, was won
by Mr.. Willie Mallory. Misses Bessie
Harris and Lizzie Jenkins, of Vanleer,
were here this week. Rev. H. Davie
preached at Mount Olive Baptist
Church Sunday night from Acts 9:5.
Miss Bessie Harris and Mr.. Dave Nc
Oonico were the guests of Miss Co.
rine Washington Sunday. Miss Liz
zie Jenkins and Mr.. John Landlord
spent Sunday as the guests of Miss
Virgie Dickerson. Mcssrs. George
Teasley and A. G. Brooks left
for Nashville Saturday. Misses Viii.
lie Mallory and Wesley Maneese and
Miss Annie Jones were entertained by
Miss M. l.. Niblott Sunday.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-21
LAVERGNE NOTES.

Easter was fully observed at all the
churches. Mrs. Ed. Ray is visiting
her parents. Miss Fannie Ellis Wis
tied her sister and friends. Miss Sal
lie Covington visited her mother Mrs
Wiley Nelson and sons spent Sunday
with her mother. Mr. billiard was the
guest Of Miss Annie M. Baker Sunday.
Miss Esther Darden spent Sunday
with her parents and friends. The lit
tie band of Willing Workers at this
place are preparing to go to Smyrna
with a concert April 20. Mrs. Martha
Ross spent Sunday here. Miss Fan
ME Green has returned home after a
two weeks visit in this city. Mrs. Is
abella Steele, of Nashville, visited
Chattanooga and has returned and is
visiting her aunt and will return to-
night. Miss Lennie Hibbett visited
her relatives and friends.
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MASON NOTES.

The Easter exercise at Alexander
Chapel NJ e. Church, which was con-
Quoted by Mrs. A. H. Stewart was
enjoyed by everyone present. The
exercises showed that there were
great energy and pain put forth by
the conductress in the preparation OF
the program. Rev. P. H. Rufin
preached at Beech's Chapel last Sun
day his subject was 81 have glorifed
Thee on the earth: have finished the
work which thou gavest me to do"
Rev. c. L. Fields has returned from
his field of work as District Superin-
tendent to remain with his family
for week. Rev. H. P. Gordon, pas
tor of Alexander Chapel M. q. Church
is scheduled to preach the Union
Sermon at Pleasant Grove NJ. E..
Church, Sunday, April 80, 1911.
Miss Mary McNeal has returned from
Little Rock, Ark, where she visited
her sister, Mrs. Anna Johnson. She
reports delightful trip Mason City
school is making preparation for the
commencement exercises on the 5tn,
9th and 18th Of May. Mrs. Emily
Boyd and Master Edward Sanford
and little Miss Eva Boyd, her two
grandchildren, were the guests of her
sister, Mrs. f. ID. Rufin last Sunday
evening. Alexander Chapel VIII have
her second rally The second Sunday in
May.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-21

at the Baptist church. His subject
was Lord, what wilt thou have me
to dc'?" Misses Cora and Lille al
tended the social given by Mrs. Lula
Ranchaw at Richard City. Misses
Sadie Simms and Belle McFar-
land spent Easter in Stevenson. Mrs.
Tommie Gill spent a week in Chatta-
nooga shopping. Mr. T. ]. Sharpe
was in Winchester last Monday on
business. Mrs Verna Elliott spent
Monday in South Pittsburg with Mrs
A. H. Booker. Mrs. Tommie Gill and
Miss Lula Stowball were in South
Pittsburg Wednesday attending the
Midway. They were the guests oil
Mrs. j. j. McElroy.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-21
FOR GALE.
5000 Acres Of Land For sale.

5000 Acres Of Land For sale.
Gordon and Eilonth have listed
5000 acres of land in southwest Kan
sas for sale. It Is GnO productive
land; produces wheat, corn alfalfa
barley, oats, cNafry and corn in abun-
ance. The land can be bought On
easy terms. There il also some GOV
eminent land which can be made int
homesteadS.
It Is from 10 to IL miles frOm tie
county seat and railway; ina water.
The white people want q colony q col
ored people organized and Tor a@y IN
formation further, write to Rev. n. A
Eilonth, Pratt, Kane
This is a flne country for colored
people. We have fine schools and no
separate cars. This - the best cOan
try for colored people.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-21

church. The pastor, Rev. d. Howard,
preached the Easter sermon at 1870
Il. M Sunday to an appreoative au-
dience. Mr.. Calvin McKissack, of
Nashville, was distinguished visitor
at the morning exercises, both Sun
day-school and church. At night Rev.
Howard preached an able sermon to
PACKED house, seating room being
ct a premium The usual services
were held at Campbell's Chapel A. M.
e. Church on Sunday morning and at
night by the pastor, Rev. G. r. Nor
man. The Sunday-school exercises
were excellent and quite a number
were in attendance. The financial part
during the morning exercises both
Sunday-school and church, was a sue
cess. The money donated being for
missions, was about twice the amount
expected and asked for and Rev. DR..
Norman, who is considered by even
the most scrutinizing critics to be
one of the most able divines in this
section of the state, is all in smiles.
Rev. A. ]. James, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, arrived from his
home in Alabama and began series
of meetings at his church on Monday
night, the 18th inst. Prof. r. P. Tur
ner was in Columbia last Friday the
14th inst, on fraternal business and
returned the same evening. Prof
Calvin McKissack has returned tC
Nashv Me. Master ]. K. Jones spen
a pleasant time with Mr.. Ned Gable
Easter Sunday. Little Zion gave {
basket dinner ON the grounds Sun
day The district school has begu,
a private school or subscription
school Miss Bette T. Rose, Rev
VIM. Jones and Prof Jim Bass wer,
in town Saturday, The Emtroider.
Club Of North End, consisting o
Misses jamie Bramlette, Fife Upshaw
Alice McCline, Nora Martin, Ada Ma,
and Mabel Jordan. Carrie and Inc
Pullen and others, is making niue
progress. rhe independent Greer u
: lmmaculates had their Easter sermo
preached at the A. M. e. church Sur
day by Rev. p. ]. Givens, Deput
G.. M. of the Order Quite a crow
, was ont to witness the EXERCISES
Mrs. Eula Fitzpatrick, of Pigeon
Roost, visited town Sunday. You mus
/, read the Globe if you wish to kee
posted. 1t IS on sale 316 First Mai
, street. in the Turner building, ever
Saturday. The notes for the Glot
: may be left at the office of T. P. Tu
; ner, 31G First Main street. The Ide;
> Art Club met at the residence Of MIR
Lula Mason. The following officer
: were elected: Mrs. Lula Mason, Pre-
b ident; Miss e. M. Bramlette, Seer
:. ident; Miss E. NJ Bramlette, Seer
y tary; Miss Willie Harper Treasure
= Misses j. B. Bramlette Mamie A. Tt
ner, S. Daily, c. DAILY, Mrs. Liz
; Suggs, Mrs. M. l.. Burch, MR.. G.
y Dangerield, Mrs. Ella Malone, MI
y Annie Givens, Mrs. Augusta Whit
Is Mrs. G. G. Jones, Misses Annie
E. Kimber and Alamanza Sutton, me
$ bers. Next meeting will be at the IN
e idence of Mrs. T. p. Turner, April
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-21
BRIDGEPORT (ALA.) NOTES.

Messrs, w. A. Daniel, John Brazle-
ton, w. NJ Hatchett, Boge HILL Albert
Mason last Sunday secured at team
from Mr.. T. ]. Sharpe, and took a
Joy ride to South Pittsburg, where
they spent Easter.
The weather was ideal last Sunday
and our churches were well filed.
Rev. Jones, of Chattanooga, OBLIGATED
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-21

Mr.. lobe Crosby have changed their
cafe to little grocery store, the first
Negro grocery ever opened here. We
are proud of their beginning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
WunfcnS SnoDirfniua
paa ToleIiernc.

Iue Sumter bor Gpne iii at inc.
birfc pno sc menneifeIige 6oleIicr;
men ben Woooc, bporpaa Whtiifcu
ubcper bennc SrSpirfning or noact
ipreqet. Wuiif pirfer raifere %
mere intent poo Sinbet rno roacn
onocn f%ltnitneriif Sficnbco. Wtcb
ioa Afforoer fan en- bIipe bcniat | cit
Stemnina Tom ct 0igt isrit piloe
fremlfnlbe oeO cit Irugcre llorcbuing,
ct @ineoe oeo fortiat 9etrogtnina.
Tonernes Snonirfnina paa % or
mere umiobelbor % intcns, 8 5inbS.
tilitonbe, bpor bpcrfcn Wnlericr,
9igte eler giQcobu9gerperfer er
iitono til at inouirte pao o8, bill Wlr.
fit freinbeles bare Wuat oocr oS,
fonife ~iterfere enc eIlers. Sngcu
&1tnit bill mocr +. Or. en- intertclig
bepr9et Sinbsitemrtna Gicre iaa
bnbc Sfaar / bort SirleIio iom Ntlt.
fit. Sorm og anrofter al oct, oi bs.
rer, taber ga FIN @ctponing; entcn
oct er en- t%ungiinOig Nooaio c0er en-
funflenbe Gals, pi ton life mi os for
bcns alang.
Spab founter oct bel oi at beu
enc HGffe p~cIflingenoc Eoner frem.
fnIber Sorcitiuingen ON Sorg, me
bens en- otocn HGffe IiQeion oclflir'
genoe Soner ppffer S%oreitiuiuacn
ON 8lPoe. - Oct fan iu9en al DC
pipfologiife Gorifere beioore.
Oct er 10 ina, at enbucr SeleIie,
Der fremfaIocs pcb Wuiif, Iigger / en-
beitcmt Roobe, bnorpua Rerperre
poapirfes oeb ct SsrieIsinbtrpf. Men
bporIeoes Snbtrpffct pao Serenerocn
gaor oper iii Ell beoioIt Sornem'
meIic og 6ornemmeIicn enbeIig iii
SsIelie, - oct Iigger / oct ounfIe.
De 3beorctifere, iom baierer Rrin.
cipet for oct i%fisnne | MtIiifeu paa
bens gpne til Of ~paooirfe 6clelien,
er iaaleoes pioenifabcIig iortobte, for
DC oeo intet ON SammenbGngenS
Ratur.
De mango 90 t 2uften ippoenoe
&egler for, bporlebeS man %giennen
Wuiif ifal iremfaloe beitcmte Sslcl.
fer, befrpftcr bare Ben Sonobcb, at
ipecteIe SiinitregIer oIttb er boabe
for inepre % for rioe. Soor +.
m pgtige oisie Regler or, inoier
man beoit peo at betrute, bpor a I.
m pgtige De biloe barre, briS
man fitnoe ipiae poo 3ilberernes
Sino iom paa ct alapiatur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
INSTRUMENTATION.
Se ooster uOie be OHentlise snuo.
bebsiorbolOe.

On eraninerenee 9ree for en- al be irrmr.
rneerioe tusasiuranceislfdb giproe uroer
q Snteruleu ON bette lbema ben JORDAN.
lenoe Vadltaiio, at Nari1aen til. of Tao mans
&c Nnlpgere ON 2tusnsiurance aipii,s. &c
Embellishments alminoslighco blaao bet
arteritdnlie 5olt. o. en- tor Nlaioritet al
Anls9ere bar life noafn Guelie ON, at be Il.
Der al oeHne Sp bonn.
Nan inaoe. at eiter hrao ban Ielo tapoe
srfiret oa bpno Ser mel0tes fra Ipot6etere
Der itoS ! ItGoia os oiret.e Bersrelie m,o-
Bubittltfi, CT Der en- Breparation, Der mddife
Tar urret mere heioig / at liHore oa belbre,
ee otsic Sp9oumme, eno noaet anoet III tes
tttroi g2io0sl. EeH mice o. befbreoenee
SntHposl'e al Tr. aiimer's SnampsRpot
tdttes fnart. Tet itdcr hoieIt ior i'm rert,
prrotae Mleioro at 3elbrreelisr.
vi frosr. al Spamp Boot telt iaienrem
er EN- Sammenirtntng al urter, pa b. 9a.
ere, Der is!er 5rang III iaaednt Miooel, bur.
be sto, Oct Ell 1rboe. Oct er tilialas pua
ale Gpotbeter og iodes I Slaitrr az TO Sisr,
refer so Gents OF en- 5pldr.
Sets on Deg igrit gniter at prepe bets
mertpR Joige ggenitater, ian ieno til 3r.
6iIrer & Co., Biugbamton, q. o., eiter en-
grppelaite, abiolut fiit. Bar iorpisitt ON
at nGons "Ttcprdbsg pftcn". n1dr ou ifriuer.
grepe fan b~eiuores / o,t nprife Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

Stop, min gobe Ianb,~ ia9oe Dug.
lingen, mn ipiier De op &eiten al
Sroafen, eIler ies ifober Gem" %
@obseieren iraotte iuIoenoe Raalti.
set.
Ct Bar Inr icnerc trof oct iia iaa,
at 8ooseieren, unoer Ell Ranspre,
blanbt Nfanofobet ff gie pau fin
9rnofes WorScr. 9u oar Seoners
SicbIif fommct, og aierncm mango
Ifirmle @aaoeie III ban arflaeet Den
itnge Moro for at BABE itiaalet ct
8ulonhr ira ban.
s Hetsmsbet blep oct iG6ndnIiga
SpsrgsmnaI itiuet Sanger: "aien.
Der &c ben Serre2"
SODA" % oer lrrgc Mnno bitf.
febe fprbeIes hsfIig. "Ii bar hoot
ben 6orrcieIie at ipiir Niobng fam.
men engaual"
Otter fcritc RetSmobc froioIot
@obseiers Sffteeren gnfIoQeu. Nf
bisie 8rltnbc cuifet ban life, at oct
ihiIbe bIi bcfienSt. peS bpiIfcn Nr.
Icbuing ban bnooc ipi't "Wiboog"
iarnmen mc6 Den mae Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
On GraafebtTorte.

On engeIif GOoseier og Officer
hopoe en- tam araafe, Tom ban bar
megct glao /. Zen fiIgte BAN ofte
pao bans Sllrer riinot paa Gienbom
men og ilsi 90 iiorpeien fra bet enc
SrR til oct anoet.
Saa Dor BET en- Torgen, of en-
una Seger, iom forgiGpes baooe
i~trcifet ON uben at faa noget gptte,
fif ie en- araafe iibbe paa en- 8ren.
San tpnfte, bebre Den END intet, %
ffisb poa Sen. Oct itatfars Gpr
Itprtebe beS mes ira Greet.
Sooseieren, Tom bar lige | RTr.
beben, fom til, ga ban hcrte Sfllo.
oct. Zen irnge Rano itob oa meo
bans gnSIing I 5aanben.
"Haa, De bar Ifltbt en- araate, Ter
ieg2" ptreSe ban.
$50, / Rangel al onbet 8ilot!"
Get bar et paffert @eprr, De
bar. mao leg fan oop of ie oet?"
Sen imee Nnno rafte bsfig III
@eprr til @oSseieren. Get bite fla
of bore ct bobbeltlsbet Sagelgeopr
oa fun oet enc 9sb bar ofitubt. Sao
iaaSe 8obseiereu:
"rlnae RanS, BEN araofe. De har
ffubt, bar Oct fiRreite, iea baobe fer
i 2ipet; M bar De brpbt ben 90 nj
ifaI De ipiTe oeu, eaer ieg itpoer
Gem neS pau 6Ieffen!"
Oct rur intet anoet Of giere for
Sen ulpffelige mige Wanb emo at gao
ipei meo III ubpgseliac @oaItio. Sor
bar omtrent bnlpfmroig meo Sen oa
bite ipnlige 5egn pon SIoebefnoen
De, oa 8ooseiereu forbarmet zig opei
ban. gap BAN fl Sep9r igien oe
iasoe, at ban funbe ilippe for Reiten
J @en Sa peuSte Situationen fig:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
2anoet uocn Srim9rfcr.

Zen centrnlamerifanife Stat Rica.
ragita, 1om er fieuot for fine alt on.
Def emo glimrenoe 5inonIer, er Tom.
met | en- pinlig 6orlegenbeo. Sri.
mcrterne er fIuppet op, og man peO
life, bpor6an man ifol greie Jig, oa
2eperanoerernc pna @runo al toll.
9ere grfaringer life uil leoere me,
ubcn fsrit at foo Detailing for Dem.
Spao eisr iaa 9ererolpoitOireftgr
Ripos9 SO, ban laoer Stcmpelmcr'
fer foripnc meb ct Boatrpf 90 for
pauoIer Dem berpeb til 5rimerfer, -
CT iifferIig eneitaaenbe SilfGIoe |
SiIateIiens Siitorte.
2ogeret al bisia acknowledgements
Srpfiager fog imiOlertiO mart HIT,
os Der fonoteS life Longer ct Baptr,
Itpfte, Tom funoe omitemples. Rl
bar sooe Raoo Opre. Ien Sr. &c.
neraIoireftcren pioite ogiaa oeune
Sang at fomme no al 6~orIegenbe.
BEN.
Ricaragua babe eugong Iaoet
trpffe pafre bIan og rsOe Sernbane.
tempelmerfer, siGloenoe Tor 2 og 3
Gentaoos. gi 6isie fan6trs Der enS.
M en- itor 9eboIonirg igien. og man
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SorretntusSnotiier
cvmerfsmNcSsn tenlcses terpes pao

Evmertismbcoeu teuleees bcroeo pda
bet TiIbuo. iom gieres pdn Stoe 2 | bette
glao uf 6irmdet 9unoiu & Co.. 6abri.
ianter at Sunoius touoerIerebe guebGr.
iirlip, ~ftanoinaDiR guebGroriiie. grinse.
bGriait. GpttebGriaft, SuSboIouiua5sl
grtract. etc. 2tgeIeoes Smportsrer al
iaaoaure @arer ioul rorif 6eoiilo. 2uoes
fiji Uuiioois. @affeIbioer. Soroirer og
mango andre bersmte importereoe Siiies
prooutrer % 5c.iidtc5ier. llonalate 8rus
ceribarer ianium adfie. S6e % arpooes
ricr irlaes ogiua til laoeitc Bdrtiprtier.
Sgrlige B~eriouer. grno eler 4oiroer.
meo euer uoen Guoen 9eIiirftiaclie Tan
erboloe m~o6riugcuoe Stiuiuger iom
0genter for 6oriGlguirseu al otsie gas
rer. Stor Sorticueiic icm Sritdtutitg
for forbolosois tibet arteioe og iaa soot
iom Inlet YeugcuoIEg trGoes al De, iont
refritercr pad SilbuSet. aseuter paa
buuorcoeuis al Yluoie fourmsr III III at
bIi0e aHiGt ! GOD Sto fsr SuI. idd at Sas
rerre fan ionune aInoerue ptrttli8t
ibGuoe OF ci bliUe foriIu,eoe uroer Den
iturc 5rGUltco. iom beriier Iige frr SuIe'
delaelt. SudoaUne Xeriouer, iou1 bar
liot lib az ufic Dal eu iGdodn 6orirIaa
MING. iilbpoes aItiau berrso AT 6trmdet
an e~ueItauenoe dHIeouiug I'll az iiafie itg
en- itcr Grtrafcrtieneite I'll SlI. Set to-
ter Gem intct ~ iuobcute urrmere Orr
lA5niuQer. Seuo Ct 9reU sler Srectort
meo Ceres 9acu oq AOresie III Sluoiu
d Go. 1t7-119 Y. GIi3abctb Strcet.
G6icugo, 81. o. r itdl uopbcIoeIig er'
tolec ale Be fororiteoe SpIpsriuser. Gle
raaoeligt Tor Sem sr Oct Nos, At &c iams
tioigt teupuer Gem al oeT SiIbuo, iom
oieres paa 5loe ? oette Summer. Sero
eeitiQtug pua Ct @uIoubr for Dem ieIo
eler icm SuicguUe fcr n eler aroeu
Gen eIer SlUgtuiug. Sisige <il5uoet
oil Ce srdoloe oct til 5potpris FAINT ne5s
men aGc oe Cglg5nlUgsr Ne cat
cuite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

beiIittte6e at iorpanoIe Dem til Sri.
merfer. De bIaa Nerter HI iii ben
en6e et imuoligt root Radtrpf, og De
robe ~ioripneoeS meb CT tort paatrpf.
6or at aipc Dem 8ploiabeS iom Sri.
mcrfer erbolot DC oesiioen ell grsn.
gll StempIing. DC frembso iaaIe.
oes ct fitIofommcnt Sarpetaos.
5lere Suicner al oisie Srimerfer
bGcp Trppet no poa Rorfeoct. Meu
oct bite iig umuIiQt, til oa nleo for
Sr. RiooS, at ofgisre ON Dc anuero.
tes Ell cler Here 8ange. "a fit ban
en- / Sarbbeo gIimrcroe Soc. aou
Werferne, inaoe ban, life lpugere
temples paa 6oriioen, Iooer DC iiG
BOG temple paa 9oaiioenl Wou
bap6e bare at poifc 8itmmien al, ga
BEN binoreSc StcmpIinecn. GitbIi.
finn firrSc 10 ii6en ieIp fIiItre Sri.
merfcrne paa @repere.
Otsn Der opitoo en- M BauifeIig.
heo: On mon faitfIiitreoe DC paa
@agitbeu itemplcoe Werfer, frnoe
irgcu foutronere, ON Sc pirfelig bar
itcmplet. Oct par unceteIig eli fie.
oeIiG Sitlrntiou. Men 8cneralSi.
reftercn itoo heller life oeruc Sang
fat. San u~oirroigcSe en- llfas ON,
at Wcrferue fun baIpt ifiiISe ioit.
fliitrcS, % Ell bsi Straficporto fat.
iattcS ior onocn 6remgauaSntnnoc.
Soa Ionat err Sagcn MI upanceret.
Oct moriomite or, at Siitorieu er
bpQitapclid ian0.