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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-13
LOCALS
Personal MENTIONS around
Matthew's and Veeipity

Mr.. Robert Kirkpatrick was
IN town last week.
Mr.. Jesse Machen is visiting
his home on East River.
Mr.. Clarence Maxwell is with
his parents on North River.
Mr.. James P. Banner is with
his family at Seaford,
Miss Mary Hudgins and MIS-.
Fanny Blake are at the Hudgins
House, Cricket Hill.
Mr.. c. L Fleet of New York
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
K. w. Fleet last week.
Mrs. G. b. Cook and children
have returned home after visiting
friends at E lton, Md,
Miss Hilda and Master Julien
Blake have returned from a visit
to Sharps Wharf, Va.
General Carter and Miss Anna
Carter of New York are guests at
Point Breeze.
Misses Eugie and Esther Rill-
ups of Baltimore are visiting re-
latives in the county.
Mrs. William Horatio Brown,
OF Richmond. viseted Mrs George
HunleY recently.
Mr.. Henry Terrier, of Charles
ton, w. Va. visited relatives in
the county last week.
Mr.. Allen Foster is on his vaca-
ton at the home of his parents,
Capt, and Mrs, Enos Foster.
Mr.. Taylor Garnett visited his
mother at Mr., Burke Garnett's
last week.
Mrs. Ernest Hudgins Is visiting
her grand parents. Capt. and Mrs.
John Miles, on East River.
Miss Gay Montague, of Rich
mond, is an expected guest at
Spring Hill this week.
Messrs Boyd Sears and Leslie
Garrett were in Washington on
legal business last week.
Black, clay AMI whipporwill
peas and sofa beans for sale,
prompt shipment. The Globe Pea
Co, Norfolk, Va.
On the sick list at present are
Mesdanes A. G.. Walden. Matte
Marchant. Messrs $. F. Miller
c. d, Hudgins and IF. Hudgins.
Mrs. Henry Brown, of Rich
mond. is expected to visit her
sister. Mrs Thomas Hudgihs, who
is in poor health.
Mrs. Arthur Butler has return
ed to Poplar Grove accompanied
by Mrs. Andrews and Misses An
drews. of Richmond.
Mr.. ]. H. Howell who has been
VII with appended It's in Lee Hospi
tai, Norfolk has been operated
upon and is improving.
Revival services will begin a
St, Pauls Church on Sunday. MIR.
Vim will be assisted by Rev.
Waterman Of Portsmouth.
Mrs. NJ. s. Foster has returned
from Rockingham n. c. where
she has been visiting relatives for
some time past,
Rev. George Gowen will preach
at Holly Grove Church next Sun
day morning ard at Oak Grove
Sunday night,
Black, clay and whipporwill
peas and sofa beans fSr sale. prom
! pit shipment. The Globe Pea Co.
Norfolk. Va.
Mfr. !. z. Calls be gan work on
q the new Hlgn School building
here, add in spite of the extreme
heat it is being rushed.
Mr.. Ernest Brown. Masters
Ernest and Gary Brown. are in
Max Meadows. Va. with MIsse:
Beth and Urine Browne. at the
home OF MIR. Joseph McGavock.
Mrs. Clarence Kirwan. Of Bait
81 more, Misses Jennie Garnett Cut
Ter and Mabie Burke. of w Va.
are guests OF Miss Willie Kirwan
this week,
A house party arr iv e d a
Brighton Saturday the guests o
Miss Lucia Hollerith. Among
those in the party are Messr:
Shield McCandlish and Edward
Parker. Misses DoroIhea McCano
lish. Mary Parker. MARGARET
Parker and Dorothy Talcot'
al of Washington.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-13

5 or deses ''O66'' will cure any case
O: Chills and Fever. Price, 25c,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-13
w. n. MILLER
Mathews -. II. Va.

Notary Public and ]. P.
Would go TO any part of the
county or elsewhere. to attend
to any business in his line. ok
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-13

sor + doses of 5000 will cure any
case Of Chills and Fever, Price &c
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-13

ClaSs Called at LOO Free for all pace
"a Ist prize set of harness
~ Class Called at I. co. za7 trot
Ist prize o. harness
Class { Called at p $40 pace
Is prize set of harness
CONDITIONS
Entrance free.
Two horses trained IN stable the property different own
S may start in race.
Hobbies allowed
Al classes require s 10 start
he right declare of on acconrt 90 ,rt, -
GAMER or to change the program.
Entries muse be made in writing and name color sex and
dIgree. so far known 1852
Entries close on July 10th
For further Information address
PERCIVAL HICKS
NORTH VA.
This Association is a member of the N T A
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-13

THURSDAY. JULY. -. 1911
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-07-13

Miss Anpie Ingram Waited relatives
az Foster on Sunday.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22

| South, under the auspices of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
TO
CONFER WITH CIVIC
COMMITTEE AGAIN
Citizens and Officials Will
Harmonize Their Views
on Transfers.

A second conference with the Dis
trict Commissioners will be held by the
executive committee of the Citizens
Conference on Universal Transfers early
next week to consider the results
reached at last nights meeting. when
the citizens bill and the Commissioners
bill were compared,
This conference Is expected to dis
solve all differences between the Com
mssioners and the representatives of
the citizens and other organizations
with reference to the form which the
universal transfer bill should take. The
result of the conference then will be
presented to a meeting of the repre-
sentatives OF the citizens and civic
organizations for final ratification.
A mass meeting is then to be held
which the whole subject of universal
transfers is to be freely discussed.
Congressman and Senators are to be
invited to speak. The District Com
mssoners will also be invited to ad-
dress the meeting. Charles w. Darr,
chairman Of the Citizens Transfer Con-
ference. is now making plans for the
meeting
The committee met in Mr. Darr's Of
transfer bills 1t was found that the
bill drawn by the committee, in large
part, was preferable to the Commissi on
ers' bill, but some features OF the latter
were included, and the result will he
laid before the Commissioners when the
next conference is held. ,
The committee win consider a bill for
meeting. The bill will be drawn In the
meantime by w. A. Foster, a memb ar
OF the committee representing the
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
NEW DEPARTMENT
MOVEMENT SUFFERS
BY MMAN'S DEATH
Was Strong Advocate O
Health Division With
Cabinet Member.

The death of Surgeon General wyman
VIII, to some extent, lessen the strength
OF the movement for Department of
Health Surgeon General wyman was
strong advocate of such a depart
Inent, and was potent force with Con-
gress, and friends Of his indicate that
ment.
II is said the movement for a de-
partment of health, with Cabinet Of
iicer a. the head, Is likely to take the
form OF gradual STRENGTHENING OF
the Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service. rather than a direct movement
for new department.
Secretary MacVeagh has a responsible
duty on hand in the selection OF sue
cessor to DIR. Wyman to head the Pub
lie Health and Marine Hospital Sery-
ice. According to information at the
Treasury today, nothing has been done
toward selecting new Surgeon Gem
eral. The expectation Is that the new
head will be chosen from among ply
sicians now in the service, though this
Is not certainty. Secretary Mac
Veagh can go outside II he desires. The
actual naming of the new head of the
service will be by the President, but
Secretary MacVeagh's wishes will,
doubtless, be followed.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22

A divorce has been granted Frank
Davis from Mary NJ. Davis on the
ground of desertion.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
ALL STOMACH TROUBLE VANISHES
AFTER TAKING A LITTLE DIAPEPSIN

case ease or Pape's Diapepsin and take a
nttie Just as soon as you can. There
VIII De no sour risings. no belching
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or
heayy feeling in the stomach. Nausea.
Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness or
Intestinal gripping. This viii all go,
ed food left over in the stomach 10
poison your breath with nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is certain cure for
out -of-order stomachs. because II pre-
vents fermentation and takes hold of
your food and digests 1t just the same
as II your stomach wasn't there
Relief in five minutes from all stom.
ach misery Is at any drug store wait.
ing for you. These large 50-cent cases
contain more than sufficient to thor.
oughly cure almost any case OF Dys.
pepsia. Indigestion or any other stom-
ach disturbance -
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
MERCHANTS ALONG
SEVENTH Street TO
HAVE MORE LIGHTS
Committee Named to Seek
Subscriptions to Fund for
4 Improvement.

seventh street. between Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts avenues northwest.
- to be lighted more brilliantly than
at present. An enthusiastic meeting at
tended by fourteen merchants of that
section was held at the rooms of the
chamber Of Commerce at 10 o'clock
this morning and all agreed to bear
his proportionate share of the added
expense and some agreed to pay a part
CT anv deficiency, If any should exist
By an arrangement With the District
commissioners the latter have agreed
70 install standard. .oo-candlepower in
street at intervals of sixty-six feet, pro-
vided the merchants would n axe up the
Gt4eIence between the present cost of
ence OF ss7s. 90. The hops expense to % eaah
merchant along the street is estimat ted
at less than si0
Committee Named.
A committee consisting of ]. p. Herr
mann. I. GoldenberR and A. D. Prince,
Was appointed to draw subscription
paper for the signatures Of the mer-
chants on both sides of the street.
the next few days. Committees Of one
from each square wero. appointed as
follows. to interview the merchants:
IsaaS Cans. A. p. Prince. w: ". Cox,
Harry King, n. Finger. j, p. Hermann.
and I. Goldenberg. Michael G. McCor-
mick was appointed treasurer of the
fund. 'is'
Cox Sends Letter.
w. v. Cox. who was unable to he
present. sent a letter to the chairman.
Isaac Cans. stating that he is In full
accord with the purposes Of the mer-
chants. II see no reason said Mr..
Cox. why the most travelled street in
washington should be the mcst poorly
lighted"
These present at the meeting were L.
y. Lauman, Isaac Cans. M. Finger. will
nam +. Bowen A.. M. Fishei, ]. w.
mick. A. D. Prince, Astor Lunch Rooms.
!. Goldenberg, J. P. Hermann, John
Hansen; and H. H. Levy. Mr.. Cans
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Suicide Prompted by
Spell of Poor Health

Ill health is said today to have been
the motive which prompted John H.
Lamkin, eighty-one years old, landscape
gardener at the Naval Observatory, to
end his life yesterday by shooting
himself, in the bathroom of his home,
6ls Third street northwest.
Mrs. Benjamin Thomas, daughter
with whom the aged man lived, went
to the bath room. She. found her father
lying on the floor: BY his side was a
kin had died almost instantly.
Mr.. Lamkin was native of Ger
many, but had lived in washington
more than nifty years. thirty of which
He served In the Union army.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn,
Headache and other distress
will 90 in five minutes.

II you had some Diapepsin handy
and would take a little now your stom-
ach distress or Indigestion would van
ish in five minutes and you would feel
fine.
This harmless preparation will digest
anything you eat and overcome a sour
out-of-order stomach before you realize
1t.
II your meals don't tempt you, OF
what little you do eat seems to All
you, or lays like a lump OF lead in
your stomach, or II you have heart
burn. that Is a sign OF Indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for 50-cen,
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
wAsHrNeroN TIMES BUREAU


Miss Mary Ethel Harrington, daugh.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thaddeus
Harrington. and Douglas Taylor Ram.
say. We're married at 8 o'clock last night
at the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. The Rev. II. NJ. Canter offiti-
ated. The church was decorated with
Palms and chrysanthemhms.
The bride entered the church with
her father, by whom she was given In
marriage. She was atured in a gown
Of draped princess over white chiffon
satin, trimmed with pearls and Irisl,
lace, and wore a tulle veil caught with
a cluster Of orange blossoms. Her on.y
ornament was a pearl pendant. the gift
Of the bridegroom. She carried q bou-
quet Of Bride roses. -
The maid of honor was Miss Mar
garet Pattie Finks. who wore pink silk
crepe de chine trimmed In fringe and
messaiine, and carried bouquet II
pink roses. Miss Helen Marion Cdr
bett was bridesmaid. She wore white
embroidered messaline over pink silk,
and carried pink chrysanthemums. Lit
tie Misses Lillian Harrington. sister OF
the bride, and Inez Gwyn Moore were
flower girls. They wore white with
pih TippOHs, ana Carried baskets o.
pink roses. Dennis Ramsay, of Baiti.
more, brother OF the bridegroom, was
best man.
Mrs Harrington, mother Of the bride
was dressed In gown of pale blue
marquisetta and messaline, trimmed
with crystal over blue silk. The fol-
lowing were ushers Alfred Griffith
Uhler, Warren 8. Grubbs, William N.
Harper. Ashby Reardon, and Frank
Vernon Quigley, the latter Of Baltimore.
Following the wedding an informal re-
cepton was held at the residence OF
the brides parents, 90S Prince Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramsay have gone on a North
ern bridal trip. The brides going-away
gown was of brown with black velvet
picture hat, trimmed with French
plumes. After December the couple
Will be at home on Wednesdays at 9)s
Prince street.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs,
Thomas Sedden Taliferro and children
Rock Springs, Wyo.; Miss Clara A.
Moore. Wyoming; DIR. and Mrs. c. E
CoUger. Harrisonburg, Va: MinisI
Newton Wheeler. North Carolina; Rob.
ert Miller Reese, and children, Wash.
ington; Dennis Ramsay, Baltimore.
Rapid strides made by the publi,
schools throughout the State Of Vir
ginia were described in an address la q,
night by L. ID Eyyleston state o,,na.j,,
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
Mrs. Cheek Stricken.

Efforts are being made by the police
today 20 locate the relatives Of Mrs.
Nettie Cheek, sixty-five years old, for
Imer Government employe, who died
suddenly yesterday at a boarding house
at 112l I street northwest. Death was
due to an attack Of heart disease.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22
ALEXANDRIAHAS
SOCIETY WEDDING
ton Married in Methodist Church Honeymoon
in the North.

South, under the auspices of the Cham
Der of Commerce.
Miss Nettie v. Robeyy aged twenty
years, daughter of John n. Robey, died
Lee street, after long illness.
-.
Funeral services for. Grover C. Fin
ney were held this afternoon from st.
Mary's Catholic Church, the Rev. L. +
Kelly, assistant pastor, officiating. Bur.
1aI was In st. Mary's Cemetery.
The quarterly meeting Of the Friends
Church at Woodlawn, Fairfax county,
which has been In session for the last
-FOUR days, was concluded yesterday
afternoon. Delegates were In attend
ance from Washington, Loudoun county,
and viciniS'.
In the corporation court today a deed
was recorded from Julia Downes and
husband to T. E. Dyson. conveying two
building lots on the east side of Alfred
street, between Gibbon and Franklin
streets
A meeting of Fitzgerald Council, No.
459. Knights of Columbus, will be held
tonight at St Mary's Hall. Officers
will be nominated for the year. The
annual election OF officers will be held
in December.
A divorce has been granted Frank
Davis from Mary NJ. Davis on the
ground of desertion.
The Washington times., 1911-11-22

Rapid strides made by the public
schools throughout the State Of Vire
ginia were described in an address la ast
night by j. ID. Eggleston, State superin-
tendent of public instruction, who ad-
dressed public meeting at the young
peoples building Of the M. Z. Church.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

Sib 6 elmer Al @inutcr % s &c.
funoer. Som @umer 2 inSfoul
Galpb Mtulforb | en- "9oSier" os iom
Riimer 8 9uptb gropn | en- "Siat".
Waifine. Seierpinoeren fisrte 1si.
len | AS Secunoer, bpiIfet iparer til
en- Sart al libt ouer 70 NtiI / ii.
menl
Den Ianb, ION latte 2ipet til,
par 2. g. 9icfinion, en- Wefonifer
ira Chicago, Der fisrte iammen meo
grtbur @reiner ! en- "ampler" SEQ.
fine. Som SsIee al, at SiuIringen
flsi al, sioroe GistomobiIen ct Spar-
fait meb oct HeiuItat, at De to fic.
renbe ilpneebes no. 0icfiuion
il9nstes MOB ct 8iprbe og or9btes
pao Steoet, % 8reiner bIep Iiggen.
De bepibItlss. Wan troebe fsrit, al
boobe Iiot ct 9rito paa SierneifoI-
lel men beIoispiS bite bette iie life
at bore SiIfaIoet og ban fom fla
burtig igien.
en- Rpffe Iigreube "ip9noenoe
SiIorageIier" boIbt SiIifuerne /
s(anoe unoer belle 9sbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Stor SonosuofteoeIie

Great 9ortbern@anen bar / oisie
Gage afiluttet l~lofebelien al Bombs
til ct geIsb of $6O0,000,0 00. 8ette
er en- al be itsrite 6itaustransaftio-
ner, iom bar funSet Steb | 8eiten.
Stsriteparten al oenne enorme
Gum ifal anpenbes til Snofrielien
at gomle Bombs, iom al 9anelelIfa'
bet err iibitebt ira Sio til onben, til
Sorbeoringer og 8pening al npe
2inier oe SnofrieIien al gurlington'
banens Bombs, iom 9reut Rprtbern.
SelIfobet er nnIpdrlie for.
Wen ieIp naor ale 6iSie gelsb er
iratruffet bill Der enbo bli tiIopers
ca. $270,000,000, iom Nr. Sill me-
ner, oct fon bore eobt at babe / Bag.
baono / De fomnienbe glor.
ct AT HeiuItaterne al benne TO-
losiaIe gonoSuoitebelie bill bli Bur
lingtpnbaners iulbit9nbige Snolem-
melie / Great Rortbern. Spitemet og
bens abioIlite 2ssripelie fra oens
bibtibige Sorbin0elie meb Nortbern
8acific.9 anen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Gornaoo.uIvffe

gn Sornabo log Sirsbas Otter
miboag neo / 8ofegama Sopnibip,
ca. ipp og en- bnlp Mil / Sit for
Bine Gitp, Minn., og bemolereSe 10
Sarmbiem, iom ben iplintreoe oa
itrseoe omfring / en- Smfreos al 40
Hoos.
20 Menneifer omfom | lorna,
boen, nemlig Mrs. Ole 9ergrih oa
Charles Gottrel. Mrs. Gottref fom
ogiaa ioa frpgtelis tilifooe, of ben,
bcs 9eb penteoes boert Gieblif.
Sire al oeres Born blep oeiaa / mer
eaer minore farlig @rab foPitebe.
men De bill ale fomme Jig igien.
Wrs. 9ergrif bar iammen mel
fine gsrn pnn geise hos Charles
Solmitrom. ga Stormen brsb los.
greb bum fine 70 minbre @srn, Del
enc IA os BET anoet bare ire Roa.
neber gammelt, / fine @rme og reb'
beoe berpeo oeres Sip poa gefoit'
ming al fit eget.
% SoImitroms Siis repes iitpf'
fer, b9ffebe bun gsrnene meb III
9eseme, og ielo UNDER be QinsIer,
benoes ~isn6errepne 9eaeme ioroolote
benbe. sIemte bun life i'm Smbu for
benz.
CHARLES Gottrel osbe nosIe Fac
Elmer eiter llIpffen. SopeSfaIer
par fnuit og bans Segeme pua Del
forf9rbeligite Ieml9itet.
Sornaooen bnube fun en- llbitrpt'
ming al omtreut fire @oos / greSSe
og icripanbt itrar efter otter / SSH
ben. Zen eneite anoen Sfaoe, ben
pibes at bare anrettet, bar paa Be
fer Sasens Sarm, bpor ben iIpttebt
@aaninssbuiet ira fine @runSmure
aQe gpgningerne poa Solm'
itroms os GottreIs Garm iplintreSes
os soelasbes iuIoiirnois.
Den buirpIenoe. trastformise Sfr
tunbe tpbelis ices. fra gine Gitp
bporfra SiRIp itrar bIeu aiienbt til
lllpffesitebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Roneresien.

aongresien bar taget Tia en- balo
llges Serie, ibet begge Suie / Ron-
bags aiournereSe til Sorsoag Rio.
cog.
s We1emtioen oil Senatets @aIg.
fomite antageIig Eli iproig meo i'm
SnoitiQing oeorsrenoe Den ioreiIaa.
zoe npe ltnOerisgelie al Sorimeria-
gen.
paa WeSet | Senatet RanSog
Worgen ianSt ct Bar 8oteringer
Steo, Der tpoer poa 3iliteoeoprelier
al en- Gom6inntiou al Hepublitanere
og 9emofrater meb Oct Sormanl al
ica uon9bnt en- ipeciel llnoerisgeI.
iesfomite beitanenoe al isleeroe Reo.
lemmer:
RepubIifanerne Giaingbam ira
germont, Gamble FRA 9. 9af., glapp
ira Wanneiota og CUMBERLAND fra
lltab, og eGmofraterue Sobniton ira
alabama. 5letder ira Sloriba. aern
ira Snoiona os 9en ira Sennesiee.
vi bisie bar Ter Ieblemmer al for.
rise MISUNDERSTANDING, og FIRE al
Sem itemte Sensuna for os to mob
Sorimers Jriinbelie. De sprige TO
Weolemmer al ben me apmite bar
eengans life @ieolemmer al Sena.
tet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

for De aIminbeIiee Sp9ripoer, %
benne Sronine tilIteoer Regerne at
ituoe Jig iommen iom Glib en-
Ssnbe. Ie binige 9iaetpriier let
ter Dem iitano til at ti~lfreOsitiae i'm
it9rfe &eiielpit / fulbeite Maal.
9esrene / &anal5onen | gperne
Colon og Banana er geroens melt
entbuiiaitiife Suriiter. De fisrer paa
Sogene, fra Den enc @noe al ganen
til ben anoen, inotil oeres ngefor.
tieneite err opbrugt; iaa tor De fat
paa Irbeioet igien, til De bar iparet
iammen NOT til en- M 9pittur.
9iaetpriien for fsrite alnsie TO.
iter fra Colon iii Banana, altiaa for
&eiien fra &pit til apit, $2.40, ener
n9iten 5 Gent Wilen, bpilfet er Dob.
belt iaa meeet iom De gienneminit.
Iige Bosiagertarter / Be Sor. Stater,
men minbre emo SaIooeIen al ben
Bris, iom forlangtes, for be Sor.
Stater opertog 9anen. 9iaetpriien
for anben &lasie err $1.20.
8anomabanen bar ogiaa en- ODER.
maabe flor @oostrafif. 9enne be-
lsber fig gienneminitlig til oper
100000 ON Iaret foruben be ca.
100000 00Son al 8oos og Waterial
iom TRANSFORMERS for 8analanl9g.
get. Saaoel 8asiaeer- iom @obs.
trofifen bar aaerebe naaet ct iao'
oant Smfang, of en- ~betpoelig l1bpi.
belle al 9 anegaarbene peo begee On.
oepunfter err bIit en- abiolut Rsopen.
bigbeb.
Gen al Banamafanalen eiebe og
ieangbolote GampifibsIinie beitaur
al en- Slaabe paa ct ballot Suiin Sar.
tsier | reeelmesiis Sart melem SO.
lon % ytefp Yorf. Der er oglaa poa
Gale at oprette en- lienenoe 2inie
paa Stiaebapsfpiten.
Naar aannalen blir f9roig, bill
oct frepe ct Sartsi minbit ii elmer
of fulofsre 8eiien fra 8plt til apit,
mems oerimoo Heiien meo Serbia
men fun taser TO elmer. Der er
oerfor al Sanoipnliebeo for, of
Sremtioens Suriiter bill foretraffe at
gisre &etien oper Sangen meo 30,
get oe benptte ben berpeo opiparebe
Sib til at tage De p9Ibise Sluier og
De TO gpers Seperbigbeoer / gle.
Jpn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Quto. Rapficrine.

Gen fore 9lrto.& ~apfisring paa
Motorbanen peo indianapolis fanbt
Steb Sirsbogs og bar fr9pet fine
forpenteSe Ore. Selbigois % I'M.
Der SmitGnoisbeoerne m9rfeIis NOT
lob Den balsbr9ffenoe MffPre ai
meo Sabet al Blot ct enfelt Werme.
ifeIip, og antauet Of be tilffabe.
fomne par forboIbspis beler life iaa
fort, iom De oper $4,000 Silifuere
piitnof bapoe pentet fig. Get ipnes
| paientlig 9rno at bape pGret
Sp9nbinsen os ben meb ben polo.
iomme STORING forbunbne aaben.
bare 5are for 9ip % 9emmer, iom
bar ben iterite attrattion for @as.
len Of 3iIifuerne.
S 2ebet beltog 40 MaIfiner, bpor.
al bog Here falot peb geifantem iom
5slge Of Raifinifabe os andre
ubelo. Ssbet, Der giaIbt en- 9iitance
paa 500 Wail, blep punoet al aap
Sarroun | en- "Warmon" .Mafine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
ct blooiet OpIcb.

Sra GrebIo, Der, telegroferes ben
30te 0fai ct SpIsb, iom reiultereoe
/ at 40 Wenneifer bIeo orpbt og
gpens gutifter, ofientliae aontorer
% prioate Stem plpnoret % Oemole.
ret, ianot isnor aftes Steo / Gbo.
lula, en- gp poa 10000 Snobpggere
beIiggenSe otte Wil berfro. Otter.
poa itof BsbeIen gpen | grono.
SuIoitPnoigt anorfi roaoer MI I
Gbolula, % man frpgter for, at Der
ogoia bill bli ioretoget ct angreb paa
Eueblo.
llnoi9tnirg er afienbt til Gboluld
c9 Der / Elieblo treifes fraftiee 6or.
onitaItninger iii Spens 6orioor.