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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
w is GUILTY OF
SECOND DEGREE MURDER

Denver. Colo, July frank Har-
old Henwood, slayer of George e.
Copeland, OF Victor, Colo, a well known
mining man, who was shot and acct
dentally killed in the barroom OF the
Brown Palace hotel on May "a by Hen
wood, when the latter fred upon and
killed Sylvester L. Won Publ, the anna
eur balloonist, Of st. Louis, was yes
terday found guilty Of murder in the
second degree. The penalty Is from 10
years to life imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary. Henwood and Won Publ
fought over Mrs. John w. Springer,
wife Of a Denver banker.
Henwood was calm when the verdict
was announced.
Il am disappointed of course" he said
but I am sure that If q second trial is
granted me I will ultimately regain my
freedom"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
PRIMARY SYSTEM
INVENTOR DIES

Kansas City, Mo-. June se.-George
B. Longan, assistant superintendent of
schools in this city, and originator of
the Longan system of primary num-
bers, widely used in the teaching of
mathematics throughout the country,
died at his home here today, aged SO.
Mr.. Longan was born on a farm in
Benton county, Missouri. He had been
prominently connected with the schools
of this city since 1881, becoming as
sistant superintendent in 1899. He Is
survived by a widow and three sons,
George B. Longan, jr., city editor of
Kansas City Star; DR.. S. w. Longan,
of Paris, KY, and Roy L. Longan, a
farmer in South Dakota
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
I1rEssF7g75
MAN
WATCH FROM JUDGE

kansas City, Mo-, June 90
HH6;.5 tho nearing Of Frank
Jackson, charged with passing
counterfeit money, was in pro-
gress before United States
Commissioners c. r. cooksey, in
kansas City, Kan, today the
prisoner stole Cooksey's gold
watch.
In tho course of the hearing
the commissioner removed his
coat, in a pocket Of which was
the watch, and hung the gar
ment near jackson. Although
two officers Werc guarding the
prisoner, he managed to obtain
the watch and hide il in one Of
his shoes. An hour later Cook
oey discovered his loss and the
watch was taken from the pris-
oner in his cell.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
SEAMEN'S STRIKE
is CAUSING HUNGER

Hull. England, July 3.-Hunger is
seriously ~aggravating the seamen's
strike situation and the piteous appeals
of women and children for food would
have precipits ted before now something
akin to anarchy, but for the masses OF
police that ave been sent here from
London and other cities.
Twenty-six are due within
the next few days with los. 900 tons OF
cargo, but there is no means of dis
charging it. The railway and dock
traffic is paralyzed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
FOUR REGIMENTS WILL
BE TAKEN FROM TEXAS

Washington, July 1.-After a talk
with Secretary of War Stimson and
Major General Wood. chief of staff OF
the army, President Tat today au-
thorized the withdrawal OF four regi-
ments from the division now
at Syn Antonio, Tex. The regiments
will be withdrawn In the next 80 days.
Several regiments will be left in Texas
perhaps all summer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
DIVISIONAL BASIS
OF ARMY AUTONOMY

Washington, July 3.-The military es-
Establishment of the United States army
today returned to q divisional basis.
The change is made to make the or
ganization in time of peace conform
as nearly as possible to hat of war.
The country is split into three divi-
s-ions-eastern, central and western
centering at New York, Chicago and
San Francisco. respectively. Distrib-
uted among the divisions are seven de-
p~artrleEts and three Independent posts.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
PASSENGER TRAIN is
WRECKED IN FRANCE

Paris, July 1.-The express from
Havre for Paris was derailed by rain
wreckers al Point De L'Arche, near
Iouvres last night. All the cars turned
over, but none OF the passengers were
seriously injured.
Copies of the Guerre Scciale were
found lying beside tho cut rails. The
press today strikes u note of alarm and
demands that the new ministry put an
end to revolutionary activity and out
RACES.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
ALASKAN STEAMER Is
RUN ONTO THE BEACH

Victoria, 3. c.. July 1.-The steamer
Spokane, which is in the Alaska trade,
struck in the Seymour narrows last
nigh and was besched in Plurnper bay.
Two passengers are reported missing.
The others were landed. The Grand
Trunk Pacific steamer Prince George
Is standing bY.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
STEPHENSON CASE is
BEFORE THE SENATE

Washington, July Another sena-
torial election investigation question
was placed before the Senate commit
tee on elections today when the full
certified records oe the Legislative in
vestigation Of the election Of United
States Senator Stephenson, of Wiscon-
sin, were received by the vice president,
laid before the Senate and referred to
the committee on privileges and cleo
fiopS
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
CASTRO UNDER BAN.

ST. Thomas, d. w. l., June 30-In ac-
cordance with instructions from the
government at Copenhagen all steam
ship agents Of ST. Thomas have been
notified that the government .nrbids
the landing on the island OF Gen. Cipri-
ano Castro, Che deposed Venezuelan
president. ff he arrives here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
PRISON FOR BANKER,

Cleveland. Ohio, July 3.-Julius ".
HOPKINS, former teller of the First Ma
tional bank, indicted for embezzlement
of funds of the bank totaling approx
mately 500, 600. today pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to seven years IN the
federal penitentiary at Leavenworth.
Kan s#"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
ptAz I'M

Frankfort or -the-Main, Germany,
June 29.-General Porfirio Diaz. for
mer president of Mexico, arrived heu/
today. He is on his way to wiz
baden. where he will take the cuE<
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-07-06
SEDATE EAST HAS
TRAIN HOLDuP OF
WILD WEST KIND
Bullets Whistle and Stones
Rattle in Fusillade, While
Bandits Loot Cars.

Philadelphia, July 3.-Accord-
ing to an official report received
today at the Pennsylvania railroad
offices here no mail or express mat
ter was taken by the robbers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
NO DECREE IN
BATHTUB CASE

Contrary TO It's announcement made
Thursday that it would enter the de-
cree in the bathtub trust case yester-
day morning, the United States Cir
cult Court for the district OF Mary
land failed to do so. The matter was
taken under advisement and the de-
Z cree will be handed down iater.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
MEETING
MERGED BODIES
DEPUTY COLLECTORS AMI
sTOREKEEPERS NOW IN
SINGLE ASSOCIATION

At the annual meeting OF the Asso-
citation Of Internal Deputy Collector.
ana Storekeener-Gaug for the
Second District Of Virginia, held Yes.
terday afternoon in the office OF Col
rector NJ. X. Lowry, officers were elect.
ed as follows: Thomas F. Meanv
president: r. E. McCracken. vice.
president; w. II. Turner. secretary:
Z. N Dozier treasurer.
The association confirmed the
action OF committee which brought
ABOUT the disbanding of a separate
organizatIon OF r-1auxer,
ana the various classes OF employees
or the Internal revenue collection
service all met together for the frat
time yesterday afternoon
COMMITTEES was appointed to pr.
pare amendments to the constitution
made necessary by the amalramafion
OF the storekeeper-gaugers with the
deputy collectors
The object Of the association In "a
promote the efficiency OF the service
and to advocate certain Legislation de-.
sired by the employees in the col,ec.
ton service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
SOME NEW BOOKS
IN STATE LIBRARY

Following In list Of books rAe.,+,,
received at the Virginia State II.
brary:
Adritt in Dixie. by I'll. l. r.,a.
brooks. 1886.
The Authority OF Might and Right.
by a. c. r. Huizinga 1911.
Book plates of Well Known Amer4-
cans. by C.. n. Carver 1911.
CampaiEns Of Non com Blatant. by
G.. A. Townsend. 1866.
City Government by Commission. bv
&. X. Woodruff. 1911
The Cotton Kingdom. By r. !,
olnstead. Two volumes, 1851.
Down In Tennessee. by Edmund
kirke. 1864.
France In the American Revolu-
ton. by J. 8. Perkins. 1911.
A History Of Private Bill Legisls-
ton. by Frederick Clifford, Two vol
umes. 1851.
The Kentucky Resolutions OF 17ss.
by Il. d. warfleld. 1894.
The Ladies' Battle. by NJ. r. Sea-
well. 1911.
Lecture Before the Young Mems
Christian Association OF Richmond, hy
John Randolph Tucker. 1853.
Legislative Methods and Forms, by
Sir Courtenay Ilbert 1901.
The Light Of Life, by J. W. Evarts.
1909.
Morgan and His captors. by r.
Lenour, 1865. ..... :. =. -.
Penelope's Progress, by Kate Doug
lass Wiggin. Two volumes. New
York Point for blind readers
Philanthropy and Social Progress
by Jane Adams and others 1888.
Practical Legislation. by Lord Hen
ry Thring. 1909.
The Practice Of Private Bills, by
"a. J. Wheeler. 1900.
Road Rules and the Law OF Auto
mo bibles. by n. d. Becker. 1910.
Royal Commission on the Feeble
Minded. Three volumes. 1908.
Selected Articles on CimAnission
Plan, by E. c, Robbins 1910.
Selections from 0. Henry. New
York Point for blind readers.
The sunny South. 1850.
Struggles Through Life, by John
Harriott TWO volumes. 1908.
Tales Of the Chesapeake, by @. A.
Townsend. 1850.
Travels in Canada and the United
States. by Francis Hail. 1913.
Uncle Sam and His County. by
Alfred Pairpont. 1857.
A Vacation Tour in the United
States and Canada. by c. F. Weld.
1858.
virginia. a Poem. by John r..
Thompson. 1856.
A Voice From the South. 1sA7.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
GUS. COURT HEARS
CAROLINA CASE
Il gARPEAIi FROM CIRCUIT COURT
II AT GREENSBORO Is CON.
SIDERED.

> The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at ten thirty o'clock, with Cir.
cult Judges Goff and Pritchard and
District Judges Mcdowell, Common
and Smith In attendance,
80 George S. Bradshaw. OF Greensboro
y. C.. was admitted to practice IL
the court
The following case was argued
No. LOAF. George ii. Brown.
solicitor of internal revenue. and the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty
! Company, appellants VS.. p. G. Eos
tsrl and n. Glen Williams, appellees
appeal from the Circuit Court a.
Greensboro. n. C. Cause argued By
A. II. Holton. United States attorney
Of Winston Salem. n. G.. and Georg'
4. Bradshaw, OF Greensboro. ". G.. fol-
the appellants. and by William F
Isynum and r. c. Strudwick. o.
: Greensboro. y. g., for the appeiIees
and submitted.
8ts The court on Thursday afternoon
entered an order denying the petition
for a rehearing in the following case,
No. Lola. J. n. Foster, plaintiff ir
error. VS.. United States. defendant II
error; in error to the District Cour1
1T Roanoke. Va.
Court adjourned until this mornin,
1T ten thirty O'Clock.
There Will be no cases in the cal
Tor argument either to-day or Mon,
day. these two days being confer
enoes days. but the court will hold
conference sessions on cases hereto
fore argued and remaining undecided
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

Friday afternoon from I to o'clock
In her home at 2227 West Grace
street, in Richmond.
Mr.. J. E. Smith left Thursday for
Buffalo. N. ", after spending a few
days there he will 60 to Pittsburg,
Pa.
Mrs. John H. Frischkorn, Jr., who
was operated on in st. Luke's Hos
rital some time ago, returned home
this week.
The congregation Of the Episcopal
church will give reception in the
parrish hall Tuesday night.
Elizabeth. the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. Laughon. COS Lamb
avenue, liz III with scarlet fever.
Ss~-7---
Mrs. Ann1o Hampp.
Especial TO The Richmond ylrgfnian. J
HARRiSONHu1G. VA. Nov. 1&.--
Mrs. Annie Knupp. 81 years Old, widow
nf William knapp. Ii dead near Mary
land. Nockinghaln county. 6ha Mas
: mcmber of - Bxethxen ebp--,s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

there have been q great many fatali-
ties froIn this disease.
Notwithstanding the fact that tho
city fathers are building a large school
house for the pupils Of the public
schools. and at present are renting
quarters for schools in several differ
ent sections Of the city. there Is no
place whore all the pupils may assem-
Bile for rehearsals and the like. On
yesterday preparations were being
made for the school children to sing
at the laying OF the cornerstone Of the
new p0stoffice building. there being no
building where the children could az.
semble. About 700 Of them We're as
sembled In an open place. and there
earned to sing the songs In the teeth
of fierce wind. Many OF the lit
tie pupils shivered as they sang, yet
they were game and did not let the
weather down them.
Mr.. J. Lotion Whitley and bride arr
rived Mt home. in Suffolk yesterday.
from their bridal trip which included
several Northern cities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

berlake. assistant secretary. and Mrs
N. O. Wright. treasurer.
Miss Mary n. Stout has gone on d
three weeks Visit to friends In Bos-
ton.
Miss Jessie Atehlson, Of Alexandria,
has returned home after visiting Miss
Ruth Wilson.
Mr.. Taylor Pitt. son OF the Rev. and
Mrs. r. II. Pitt, who was operated on
for appendicitis week ago at St.
Luke.s Hospital. Il improving.
Mrs. r, NJ. HAneadel entertained
the ladies' u the Epiphnny' church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
Barton Heights

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist church met In it, annual meet
Ing Thursday in the homo Of Mrs.
John +. Harding. Tho officers for the
ensuing year were elected ~ follows.
Mira, A. c. stevenson. president; Mrs.
r. 3. Jones. -prcsidsrt: Mrs. Wi
- Pare. secretarr: Mn - g. Tiln-'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
Reason Obvious,

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
HARRlSOSBuRa, VA. Nov. a.
Mayor Borum. Of Strasburg. has re.
many friends No cause Is given, hui
- : local paper puts the salary q
I13S i ycsr. the reason = eeyieuA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

This attractively designed house can
be built for very moderate amount.
From the porch You enter the recep-
ton hall which has passage way
to the kitchen direct There is also
an open stairway to the second floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25
SUFFOLK COURT
SOON TO CONVENE

SUFFOLK. VA, Nov. 24.--ThO City
Circuit Court will be In session next
week. with Judge J. L. McI4emore. pre-
siding. The docket II somewhat short
and only few cases OF any import
ance Will come before the court The
stssse OF the Commonwealth against
Rebecca Austin Ia scheduled to come
up again as the last jury could not
agree on a verdict. She 10 accused OF
criminal practice, and when tried be-
fore there were eleven for conviction
and one for acquitth.
W, w. Argrave will be arraigned
ut the next term OF the Circuit Court
OF Isle of Wight county, on the charge
of shooting a man in the mouth. The
defendant is an aged Federal soldier.
and was guarding oysters when .he
alleged offense was committed.
air. and Mrs John r. Primer are
expected home to-day from their bridal
trip which included Cuba and other
West Indies. and several OF the North
-rM cities.
In Nansemond county yesterday Miss
Matte Rebecca Rountree. daughter Of
Mr.. &. Frank Rountree. became the
l., ids of Mr.. William Clifton Brink
Icy, son of Mr.. w. II. Rrinkley. Both
the bride and groom are very popu.
lar around Cypress Chapel. their home.
Miss Johnnie Selma Louise Gardner.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. stephen NJ.
Gardner. Wednesday became the bride
OF Mr.. William G. johnson. OF Ports
r.oLth. The ceremony took place at
the Baptist parsonage In Suffolk. Rev.
II. A. Mcfarland was the officiating
Clergyman. immediately after the
ceremony the bride and groom boarded
the 6eaboard Air Line train for their
future home.
Edward Whltedold.
Mr., Edward Whitfield. nephew Of
MIR. r. J. Whitfield. who lives q little
north OF Suffolk. died at his home In
Southampton county yesterday. His
body will be brought TO Suffolk for Ia.
torment to-day. The deceased was
about forty wears old, ana had spent
much time in Suffolk. He died from a
.yellow chill''' which IN a common
thing on the hanks Of, the Nottoway
river, ~ Sohtham ton county. Qt late
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

beautiful arch separates the hall
from the dining room. the latter COM
municating with tho living room by
large double doors. Tho Kitchen IL
a conveniently arranged bright room
On the second floor are three bed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-25

rooms. The bath room Is located over
the kitchen, All bed rooms have
large closets
Ceiling heights: Cellar. : feet: first
floor, feet 9 inches; second floor. s
feet inches
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Oct iapanife SpooeIie.

8asiagerer, iom BEN 3bie bs. an-
fom til 8ictoria, 9ritiib Columbia,
me6 9amperen "Weafura", beretter.
at Ser al apiierne / Iuitrulien itbta-
les itor 6rpgt for Ell ~iapaneiiif Snpa'
ton.
Songen pna 2opaltpserne, 90. s.
@atriams, bar. rettet Here Retitioner
baaoe iii Storbritamien og til
Sranfrie ON Sprettelien al ct Bro
teftorat oper 9erne / oct Tiemeo al
beifptte bisie MOB at bli tagne / Be
iiobelie al Sapaneierne. aongen fri
Der, at Sapaneierne | fort antaI
itrenmer til 9tep Caledonia, % at DC
bar oprettet en- ~traablss S~elcgrafita.
ton paa 9opaltpserne.
San uotaIer itor Srpgt for, at So
oaneierne forbereoer en- Operations.
baiis, boorira be fon rette ct ansreb
paa a~uItralien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
SociaIiit.U eoerlao

Sra Milpaufee, isis, teleJrafe.
res Den 4oe april: en- uieOpunlig
Iiplie 0eltagelie / 8alget al 9pers
itemmeberettigeoe apinoer, iipr al
aoin0er tilbsrenoe Sen fotboIife Sir.
fe, itstet al eli partiunfbPngig Be
pPgelie rettet moo Socialiiternes
5orieg pan at erobre en- Sreosoom-
mer % iorsse tit WeOlemsifab /
Sfolefommisiionen reiuItereoe ioas
! ct tort Reoerlag ior SociaIiitpar.
tiet, iom III FAR baut Masteu ber /
9pen / ct aar.
galget bolotes pod fem Mfeolem-
mer al Sfolefommisiionen for en-
iulS Sermin o. poa to til al iploe
6eitanenbe Bafancer. iamt for en-
areSsSommer % en- gipiloormer.
vi De palste S~folefommisi9rer er
ire aatboiiter, 10 iom uor enoosie.
reSe al Sen iaotalote goters' 9eug.ie.
en- SffetatboIif % en- isoiit aoinSe,
apinoerne itemte meo StemmeieS-
Ter, % WRnoene meo S~temmemaifi.
ner.
HeiuItatet al @oIaet 6etrastes iom
re gepis paa. al Spers Splsere par
utilireSs meo Oct iocialiitiife Stpre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Rinelilfe Stuoenter.

Sfel5e en- al Oct fineiiife Stuoen.
terforbunoS Sefreter uoarbeioet 9e.
refining iinbes ser life minore emo
$50 tineiiife Stubenter peo llniperii-
teter oe Colleges ! De Sor. Stater. vi
oisie itltoerer 1913 oeo llniperiiteter,
70 peb PROFESSIONALS Sfoler % Hc.
item peS minore Colleges.
Stem 9orf (Staten) bar oct itsrife
antal, nemGg 151.
Neb unbtagelie al Staterne peb
ben merifanife @oIf finbes Der fine.
fife Stuoenter / boer eneite Stat |
1nionert.
9e 2premitaIter, iom bor oct itsr.
tie antal fineiiife StuoerenSe, er
Cornell ~l1niperiitet, so; Golumbia
llniperiitet, 81; Statsuniperiitetet |
Sninois, 81; Statsuniueriitetet |
@iscouiin, 80; Statsimiueriitetet |
Midigon, %; Saroarb %llniueriitet,
"a; Chicago ltnioeriitet, %; Dale
l~lniperiitet. 16, og Stotsunioeriite-
tet / Renriplomia, Is. vi oct ooen.
nepnte Sotalontal or 80 apinoer,
Der err iorbeIt mellem 8eIleslep,
@cGs, &o6cIiiie os anore Colleges.
Sber 200 al bisie StrScnter I'M.
b~eritettes al oen fineiiife &egiering
Der bar berilgrt bper al Dem ct ct!
penoium al 5000 ON aaret.
Sc fpinoelige Stuoenters @ien'
nemiritsaIoer % o5 og De manoligc
Stu0enters "a aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Rrieen moo Graftaten.

I'll 6en / BronS Sorts. q. 9af.,
i~ummenfalote Statsfonneution for.
at proteitere moo Rntiiifutionen al
Observation-Disclosures meo Canada.
bar ser ue0 6ens Sommeutrpoen
oen 4oe IS. iremmeot ca. 800 dele
CATER - 6armerne og 5orretuings'
mPno.
Otter flere fraitige Saler, oae
imob Irottaten bleo Ser oe0taget en-
Gpffe Observation-Disclosures moo oens
Qualification iii 9ougresieu % en-
lRnsere Sfripelie til Trpiioent Gait
ON at tage Sogen uu6er fornpct
Sperpeieiie.
9igeIeSeS blep set al IsSet Be.
iluttet at ienoe en- bel lioen Arme
til 8uihiuqtor iornt gipe Sc ueo'
tugne Reio!utioner Der tiIbsrliae CT.
tertrpf. 6. 6. Sansboro. %. 6.
Eurcea. Z. Spi6en, =. u. 9liha.
nan. n. 3. airsruon. q. 9. Carl.
more og u. 6. Cooper palgtes til
Reblemmer al S9reus 0perIeoelie.
9e pil 6li IeoiageSe til @cibington
az en- ReprRientaut ira bpert Goun.
m / Staten. Som iuaSannc noIg.
ties: George u gouns. Barnes;
g. .. Sarles. Grail; 6. I. @eiier.
Gals; :. Z. &ecpe, 9iairSs; Sames
WcGbail, 9angSon; Z s.. Sprngue.
@alib; $. 9. Scenes. Gembina; G.
3. 9anoer. 6rano Sorts: Albert
Solbera. Seuiou; Gr-Senator
5bompion. Sowner; u. q. gber.
bart. @cSeuru; SeptS I. Sobnion,
@cSntoib; 3. NJ. Tepine. @ars; Z.
9. 9eiiefer. @eas; Senrp SaIe.
Humier; v. 2, 9erpi. GaiS: 3. G.
Gbelau. Dormant; &els Semming-
ion @risss; S. 3. Bacon. Grano
SorfS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-07
Ganaoas Sinanier.

s fin @libeettoIe | oct %fanaoiife
IarIoment | Sirsbags opIpite 81.
nansminiitererL OF Gonaoas Stats.
inbt9eter I oct forIsbne Mar bapbe
anoraget til $t17,500,O 900, oe at
Snbtaeterne bapoe peret $30,500,.
COO itsrre emo nbeifterne.
Soapel @eiernefon6et Tom Sper.
ifubbet er De fisrite | Ganabas 81.
i%torie, erfl9rebe ban, % tiener iom
ct sIeoeliet @eois pao be blom.
itrenbe, sfonomiife SiIitoube, iom er
raaoenoe | aae 9eIe Of 2anoet.