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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

and undertook to refresh my mem
ory as to what our conversation had
been about He stated that his
former conversation with me had been
general one, and he said he had
not asked me for any money, and he
said he did not know anything about
money being raised"
The witness was questioned as to
his business and political affiliations.
He disclaimed any personal feeling on
the testimony given, said that his
acquaintance with Mr. Hines was
slight and that he did not know Mr..
Lorimer He also said that G. II.
Mccormick had no interest in the
Chicago Tribune. After a few minor
questions he was dismissed and the
committee adjourned until April Is.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

Constipation brings many all
ments in its train and is the primary
cause of much sickness. Keep your
bowels regular. madam, and you will
escape many Of the ailments to which
women are subject. Constipation is
very simple thing, but like many sim
pie things, it may lead to oerious con-
sequences. Nature often needs a lit
tie assistance and when Chamber
lain's Tablets are given at the first
indication, much distress and suffer-
ing may be avoided. Sold by all
dealers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

The Field Day meet. which is to
he held i'm the city on the fifteenth Of
this month. will he one OF the largest
affairs Of its kind ever held anywhere
In this state and II is probable that
II will be conducive Of more good in
a gcncrgl w1y IN awakening new life
and enthusiasm in school work i'm
this county than any plan that has
ever to.n tried before for a like pur-
pose. lu oll parts Of the county the
people are talking about the meet
and 10 is probable that Sumter will
have t0 do herself proud" To take
proper care Of all visitors who will
come that d,ty To attend the meet
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

\ numhc' of citizens have express
cd themselves as favoring the dis
continuance ~ the delivery Of mail
~ the carriers window on Sunday.
Ih"sc who have au opinion on the
matter should lay their views before
Postmaster Shore as his rccommcu-
dalton Z" th" postonlcc department
VIII hc based upon the wishes Of the
patrons ~ tho postoGcc. n all. or
large majority. ~ those who com
municatc with him favor Sunday clos
ing ne will recommend the dlscop-
tinunucc or sunday distribution ~
mail by the carriers. ON tho other
hand N a m1iority wish 10 obtain
their mail on Sunday ne Will recon-
mend that thcrc bc mo- change.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08
Effort to Reopen Case.

Washington, April 5.-Little doubt
exists here that an effort will be
made to reopen the Lorimer case dur
ing the present session OF Congress.
lnsurgent Republicans have consid-
cred the question during their recent
conference and the understanding is
that resolution for the reopening
Of the case will be introduced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

The chain gang has done excellent
w9.k on the roads during the past
winter. the weather having been ex-
ceptionally favorable for systematic
and uninterrupted work. A compari-
son OF the roads at present with their
condition ten years ago shows a great
Improvement a great deal has been
accomplished. but there Is far more
yet to he done before Sumter county
will have good roads.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

The paving on Church street has
been completed and at present the
workmen are clearing up the street
Of rock and debris left after the paw
ing was done. Many Of the resi-
dents along the streets have had con-
crete walks laid from their door
steps TO connect with the newly laid
when cleaned up. probably the most
beautiful In town.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

Every merchant. every professional
man. every property owner and. In
fact. every resident Of Sumter will
be directly benefited by the success
Of the campaign TO be inaugurated
by the Chamber OF Commerce. and 1t
Is. therefore. but reasonable to ex-
poet every citizen to cooperate in
the work. The man who does not con-
tribute both money and the support
OF his influence to the work places
himself In the position OF one who
profits from the capital and work OF
others. We must pull together.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

The Chamber OF Commerce needs
$1,000 this year for the prosecution
OF work for the benefit OF Sumter.
and there would not loo the slightest
difficulty In raising this sum II all the
business men and property owners
would contribute as literally. in
proportion to their means, as have
some OF the young salaried men who
have given $40 each.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

The Boys Corn Club OF Sumter
county. while not as large as last
year. Is composed OF boys who will
stick TO ihc end and the outlook for
fine results Is most satisfactory. Mr..
J. Frank Williams. United States
Farm Demonstration for Sumter
county. Is devoting this week to the
interest OF the Boys Corn Club and
will make the effort to visit each one
OF the thirty OF forty boys now en-
rolled In the club and while on his
round will endeavor to interest a num-
Der Of other boys In the good work.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

'ii'' lCCi "lSo nave d uuly TO per-
form that until this time | do not
feel free to. but now / will go to
Springfield and tell the whole story"
In detailing his conversation with
Mr. Funk concerning the alleged
bribery, Mr.. Kohlsaat said:
Mr.. Funk told me that the gen
uemen who came to him said that
they had had no opportunity to elect
Mr.. Lorimer. a few Of them had
underwritten it and were around
asking subscriptions to reimburse
them partially, for the money that
was spent"
Clarence Funk, general manager
Of the Harvester Company, then was
called and told OF a conversation with
Edward Hines, which he said took
place in the Union League Club,
about the first part OF June, 1909.
Mr.. Funk testified:
He said ] was just the fellow he
had been looking for, or trying to
see, and said he wanted to talk to
me minute. So we went and sat
down and without any preliminaries.
and quiet as matter Of course, he
said.
well, we put Lorimer over down
at Springfield. but it cost us about
100000 to do it,"
Then he went on to say they had
to act quickly when the time came;
that they had had no chance to con-
suit any one before hand.
Then he said, we. now we are
seeing some Of our friends so as to
get it fixed up.
Il asked him why he came to u.s.
meaning the Harvester Company. He
said, well, you people are just as
much interested as any Of us in hav-
ing the right kind Of a man at Wash
ington.
Il think l replied, we won't have
anything to do with that matter at
all. He said why not?' said
Simply because we are not in that
sort Of business and we had some
discussion. back and forth and l ask
ed how much he was getting from his
friends He said, of course we
can only go to a few big people, and
If ten Of us put $4,000 apiece, that
will clean it up AS / left he asked
me to think it over. / just walked
away without replying"
After more questioning by Attorney
Healy, the witness gave the name of
the man to whom he alleged Mr..
Hines asked that the money be for
warded if contributed.
Mr.. Funk said: will the commit
tee permit me to divulge that to the
committee confdentially or in ex-
ecutive session or to the chairman,
or the attorney or in some way with
out making it public?
Il have no reason for wanting to
conceal this man, except that / do not
like to drag the name Of any other
man into this thing"
Permission being refused, he said:
We'll, / will answer, under protest.
He told me to send the money to Ed
Tilden."
''\Vho 10 I'D Tildoo
Il think he is president or vice
president Of one Of the banks at the
stock yards, and one Of the officials
Of the National Packing Company.
He is president of the National
Packing Company, isn't he?"
Il understand So"
ut might be proper for me TO say
here that l have no acquaintance
with Mr.. Tilden, and / have not and
had no reason other than that I
have stated regarding bringing In
his name"
Questioned concerning occurrences !
following the printing Of the Kohl !
saat editorial bearing upon the fraud, !
he said: "Mr. Hines came to my Of I
fee a short time after that editorial
appeared. He was much diSturhed
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08
SLUSH FUND ELECT LOR|MER.
GREATEST SENSATION YET IN
FAMOUS BRIBERY CASE.

Identity of Publisher KOhlsaat's
Informant Disclosed by Appearance
at Investigation of General Man
ager of International Harvester
Company, who States "Undcrwrl-
tcrs" of Lorimcr's Election Asked
subscriptions for Reimbursement.
Testimony Causes Excitement
Among Members OF Legislature.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

When a medicine must be given to
young children it should be pleasant
to take. Chamberlain Cough Rem
"dy is made from loaf sugar, and the
roots used in its preparation give 1t
laVor similar to maple syrup, MAX
ing 1t pleasant to take. It has no
superior for colds, Group and whoop-
Ing cough. For sale by all dealers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

Billy Wynno, Sumters star second
baseball fever of an aggravated ma
ture, is making good in Charleston,
which town is said to have the
strongest infield and the fastest set
OF helders in the South Atlantic
league.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08
0STEEN PUBLISHING COMPANY
SUMTER. 8. G.
Terms:

The Sumter watchman was found
sd In 1850 and the True Southron in
isss. The watchman and southron
now has the combined circulation and
influence CT both OF the old papers,
and Is manifestly the best advertising
medium In Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

Everywhers the farmers are COM
planning that ,ust in the recent dust
storms covered up all of the young
corn. filled up the burrows in the
fields and in some places even filled
up the bitches where they were not
protected BY banks or bushes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08
Denial From Hines

Chicago, April 5.-Edward Hines
today denied the story absolutely
that was told by Mr.. Funk that he.
Hines, had solicited a fund Of $780,
ooo TO reimburse those who had
put up for the Senator's election.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

"Our baby cries for Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. T. b.
Kcndrick, Rasaca, Ga. 1T is the best
cough remedy on the market for
coughs, colds and Group" For sale
by all dealers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

N cases of rheumatism relief from
pain makes sleep and rest possible
This may be obtained by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale
by all dealers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

Lame shoulder is nearly always du,
10 rheumatism Of the muscles. anC
quickly yields to the free application
Of Chamberlain's Lniment. For Sal,
by all dealers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

There have been more dust storms
TINS spring than the oldest inhabitant
recollects having occurred in the
same length Of time.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-04-08

Not much has been said about the
new hotel recently but II Is still a
live issue. and the outlook for the sue
cess OF the enterprise is encouraging.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30
On VprnencS g.

"9srneneS Gags Screening" i
StocfboIm bar fisbt en- bel itor g
pao $50 SumlauO. Den ifal bruges
til SpboI0site0 for rogIe al Stccf.
bolmS 6eriefolorier. Gen beocr
2ingilGts % Iiaaer oeo aaIaroSbap
og Raggensiior0en. Zen auiees uN'
mertet itiffet for tit Giemeo, bar en-
iriif geli8genbeo % er beifpttet al
Sfog moo tol0 8ino. Taa 6aitlaros'
iioen ifraoner ben Idngiomt MOB
Sieen, og Der ligger 0e iIeite Sul.
ringer. 6or Zen er betaIt 10000
Groner.
aacreSe / CONNER fommer 4 Fc.
rietoIonier I'll at toge 9srncnes Q /
geiiS6eIie. giterboarocn iom man
faar reiit Here gugninger, uiI Der bIi
1laos for 10 a'olorier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30
P~palfaneitens uobreoelie
Gn noprrsct norif Sebriit.

5 a%nleOning al at Sc leben6e
Dtpno inoeu Sualfougerbeorifter az
ter at itorte en- sgen aieniibig 4siu.
r~anceiorcuirg meo aoaong til Del.
togelie ior iamtIige SoaIiangtiar-
tsier poa ole 6arparoe - err Der
optaget Ell 6ortegreIie ooer 5oor itor
SoaIfougerflaaoeu egertIig er.
Genne GptPling ptier. al SIaaben
irben llogangen Of Somnerert oiI
til at beitoo at bel 200 SuoIbaaoe -
6angitboaoe 35 Tlpbenbe &oge.
rier og en- Gel Sronsportiartsier. 81
benur oGlOige GanqitiIaobe er t22
SuoIboaoe o. 80 fl1Oenoe Sogcrier
ilnoer norif 9eitpreIie.
vi ~iremmeoe 3ntioner err Sopone.
ierne. Gmerifancrne oa GnqclIfmpn.
Seue IGllgit fremmc. 0esuoer err ser
orqentinife, hiIionIfc. broiilianife,
%eortuaiiiite OF ipoairifanife 6ongit-
ielifober.
s Stntiitifen er life meStdt Be oq-
'ertIig amerifarife % itotife TongIt.
'artsier, Der eiter ber aantIe Retbo6e
hriuer 6angr pad RethoaI o. Safe.
lot pon iorifielige aanter al Der
~Sensbaoet.
Seller life er m%e6rearet Rorges
egen betpoeIiae gottleroieiloaoe.
ane Sangitboabe er al Sen iao.
foISte "norife" Sppe, og DC aIer.
fIeite Sfpttere er RorSmGrS. Iigeiom
gebriiters Ieoenoe Wrno ~icrsoris
for en- operpeienbe Gel er norife.
aIt iaIt er Der al RorSmGno og
rorif S%uouitri - gieunem gpauing
al 6auaitboaoe % lloruItniug al
6angiterpeottioner - ffabt Ell Der
bensomiattenoe georiit / De gomle
Gifingers aan6.
Ger orioes MI 6ongit oe6 Spits.
Bergen, SSIano, 5Grserne. Sbetlano,
Sebrioerne. SrIarSS 8eitfpit, Spo
Georgia, Spb Sbetlonb, aergueIen,
Spo afrifo. Sapan, Gbilifpiteu, Bra.
5iIien, Rep.S oumoIano. gritiib 60.
Iumbin og aIaifa. Get cr iaaIeOeS
Spiterre al atIanterbapet og bets
G~oergarg / oct norbIise o. ipoIige
Ssbno, Ser er iterfeit optat.
StilebapetS umaa0elige Basin
meo bets ti~Iit6SeuSe S$baue er enbnu
f~orboI6soi8 minore optat.
Soolianqitbeoriiter bar arbeibet
fig irem 40 set pripote Snitiotios Ret
belt no - ia SEN norife Stat bar
eubog / lin Sto lagt Sen Sirbrinser
ipeien.
4rooufterre bar | Sc ii6ite Bar
gnr uGret / iepnt aoo Rris % ser err
ooo @eroersmorfeoet Ell itigenbe or.
~teripergieI eiter Dem. Ge betnIes Sog
enSnu life hsit NOT / ForhoIS til
FIonteoIierre.
Ter err 6er for rorif Snouitri en-
Cpnope oeS Rofircring % TorroIirs
Of Slieu nNerIigere at zoe set eforo.
miffe ltobptte al Soolfongitcu Tor
2an6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30
quiet ng Rfekkrnet
Rebiseret al en- praitiif Susmpb.L
Sele, igltcoe gringebGr.

9 Gltno Beer ill TO Buno Suffer.
gerene piles iaa belle iom muli5t,
l9sees Iaspis meb Snfferet / Spl.
tegrpoen og itaar iaalebes til n9ite
Sag. Set foges laneiont / 10 Wt-
niter, rsres / iua Tibet iom mulig
og iflimmes uuoer aogninsen. ga.
rene ta5es foriigtis op, % Saiten TO.
ger | 10 Minuter til, bporefter ben
bellies oper 9Rrene.
grinsebrreobif.
A Quarts 8pr, en- Suart gb6if;
g9rene paabeIoes Gobifen, itaar /
2 Dage, omrsres at og til % files.
Gil bper Quart Saft tages 2 Guno
Suffer; bette foyer omtrent ct apar.
ter, bellies naa SLATER os tories.
grinsebGriaft.
en- Suart 8rtngeber, p Quart
@anb. gerene og 8arbet ipttes
oper | 8rpoen, faar ct Spfog unoer
itabie Smrsren og files. Den n9ite
Dag moales Saiten, o. Ill bper
Quart Saft tages ct gunb Suffer.
Oct iettes oper ! en- grpbe, faar ct
raft Opfog, rsres gobt ON og foyer
omtrent en- bulo Time, ifimmes goSi
og fplbes pau SLATER, forfes soot os
laffes.
grinscbrripltetpi.
2 Euno Scr, 2 Yrno Suffer, n
Sop 8ano. 9erene renies sobt,
Sufferet fugtes meb 8anoet, i9ttes
oper SlSen os foyer, til Oct er fart
% ieput, ifummes oerpaa soot. g9.
rene IRgees ioriistis | og foyer 10
a 10 @inuter, bGlbes op, rpftes,
Ifummes os iplbes i aruffer. 9aa-
gene i9ties paa % ifrues ialt I'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30
( S5armen, 95tset % S5apen

Iepe; men De ter bope lin fulbe Gel
al Iniparet. Ger er ifreeet op en-
bel Gel anaaaenbe De beie Eriler
paa Sarmprooufter; men S~lertallet
Of Sarmerne ipsnmer ianoeIig life
/ @uIo. Sfuloe De begpnbe at or.
beioe bare s elmer / Osgnet % sisre
fun iaa meget for Oagen, ion De
minbit opetige arbeioere blanot benz
par iitattb til at uoisre, bleo BET mart
SmaIbans meo SIertalet al Dem!
Gaao % @inf.
Sar man arbeiOet Soppen pnrm,
er Oct floeeit at IaOe BEN itaa og fisIe
iig al libt, inben man ilipper Solen
bort I'll ben. at melfe no liot al
bens WeIf er iifreit. Ser er ba iom
Re5el NOT igien for Solen.
"Sooer-Wais" fam man enbnu
pIante. gn bebre 5~ooernoling enc
Sober. Wais fan MAJ, iom &egel life
bape.
= Ger ifuIoe bore en- Grippe
Trer / Sapuesanger, iaa Gprenc
bar Sfpgse at itua /.
= &ar man life Sfoa / Sapne-
gnnaen, ber man | bet minbite bape
ct aabent Sfur meo Straatag, bpor-
unber 9reatlrene fan isge 2o / per.
ite SoIiteger.
8runb al,ltiperins beparer
Waisplantens &sboer iaaoel iom
Sugtiabeben / Sorben.
- Haor mar b~aanoterer SENDER
og @ips, maa man albrig lsfte Dem
/ genene. Won griber Dem ON Sal.
len / Stebet. Se bar i~terfere Raffe
END Ben.
- Wanee tror, at en- Wlile altib
ripper eaer il9neer meb Salen, in.
ben ben ilaar; men ben glemmer alt
for ofte at gisre BET, oplpier "StaI-
lion & Sacf Neps".
- Ser er blepet oolet fine Gplin-
ger Sober Wais iaa langt rorb iom
ben centrale Gel al Winneiota, ielo
ON Waiien blep plantet iaa lent ionr
4oe Slili.
- Gementinbuitrier gaar trent
ODER meb SppmilsitspIer / be Sor-
enebe Stoter. s 1900 blep Der til.
nirfet IiSt oper II WiGioner Ssn-
Der, 9 aar ienere oper 65 WiGioner
Tsnber til en- @prbi at npIten So
Winioner Collars.
= % Sons er mango NOT at be.
epnbe meb for en- Gerion, iom ineen
@rfaring bar ongaaerbe &snieapl.
Ser er Dem, iom regner poa,
at @isbfen er fltlb Detailing for Oct
arbeibe, man bar meb at iteae &reu-
turene. Se be tor regne rigtig.
- Raar en- 8ris er 200 Fllnb,
rrtaa oct bore en- goo 8ris og en- er-
faren Gsgter, ON BET ifal Isnne fig at
bape @riien paa "8isoeItien" Ipn-
ger. l1noertiben Isnner BET fig, I'm.
bertiben life. Wiotointers os Wtot-
iommers piIbe ben iom gegeI lsnne
fig baarligit.
= Wan maa life forismme at boil.
Be Sorben fri for 8res melem Be
itnge Srer, man plantebe ioaar, bpis
man penter, De ifal bore og tribes.
Oe bsr fuItiperes.
- 9et er piit nof og ianbt nof, at
Slerta1et at De fremragenbe Wpnb /
@erben fom fra "Sonbelonoet"; men
forglem on Ell, at Sltiinber blep til
baee Der!
- en- Spregut, iom bar ilnob at
melfe, er iom Regel life pero at bape
til at gisre oct.
en- Iigesplbig Spregut bliper
albri5 en- goo Sarmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
gpgnfieore.

~SbhibtphS
Ct Bar eobe @osufiebre bill ofte inb.
ipdre tit &oitenbe paa ct 99s Sruat,
9rsntiaser. sgs eqer boiIisiombeIit '@as
rer, Der er uoiatte for at ipoIeres peS / en-
feiSerlss gosn at .isres ober uieone
@eie. Saabdune Sicore sisr @oener
Iargt mere rsttis. os i~uSiparer besuoeu
mango Observation-Disclosures. eisr BET let,
iere for Seitene og mere betpemt for
aisrereu. Sor De turse 6armpogne CT
iaaabuue 6iebre Ell iGrbeles COB 5ing.
% be fan ubeu uoget pibere 9rsoeri iGt.
res pan bniIfeniombelit at bisIe. Sies
erene bill bare en- 9epetio. oe tneeu 5ars
mer bar Gaab iii al bare benz foruben.
en- i9rbeIes COB Slass al Sisie gogns
fieSre fabriteres af Sbe Sarbeb Sprinq
Co. 769 17tb CTR. 8acine, @is.. bpiI,
tet Sirma meb Sorueielie oil gipe aIIs
f~orsniieoe SpIpsnin9er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30

oene / Dc ire Inlter; % at oisle for.
0eIer Summen iii De tire nppnte Gte.
meo / DC ire antter. 5. .. 9oumonn.
6orellaaet, at CT Son6 IamleS
iblanot Solicit ira Eromss Sttit i
anterita, til Si9lp ior Rooar6ei'
belle al 5Grirg5ip9oom iuoeu
Sromss Slit. Norge, iamt til Ststte
Tor uProige trGnaenoe gnfer og ia.
oerIsie 9srn al ben fiifenOe 9efolt.
Ming iuOen nGoute Slit. ltboeItn.
gen al bette iSonS ifal beitemmes Ger.
ben, Of Der ubbetaleS feuti Srocent
I'll bpert al De opennPonte Eic!ne0,
% at Der iGttes 9etingelier for, at
Sc, iom snifer fau noe 8ibrag oirefte
I'll oct enc eaer anSet az oisie 5or.
maol, iom De ieIp beitemmer. 81 iaa.
oant 6ouo Dor beitpreS / Norge az
isrit De ire amtmRnO, ira oiSie 0en
lofole &crrehSinreIie til oirefte llS-
bcIelie iblanot Solicit. s. 8. Wferct.
Bernhard anloien.
Euitor SobanienS ReioIution bIeo
~peota9et %erItcmnigt oS uuoer tor
9eaentrirg. Slere al 6oriamIin.
gen uotaltc Spbt beppget lin belin'
Boring ouer CT iligt ifieut ll0iIag al
Sarmoni % iarSt 9rooerifabSiinO.
gciIutningerre ira 9pgoelageres
6pIlesms6e / minneapolis lobe 20.
nember 1910, ON irIleS l7be Dtai-
Set 1914 tiIitemteS, % Foitor s. u.
Sobarien ualgteS til 2osetS ReprG.
ielitart.
Wsbet bciluttebe, at 2agets 9eitp.
relic itoar iom Gpfutiofomtte Tor
Snoiamlingen, % at oerre ororer
nreo Bombs og oplaer aaSierer idmt
bcitcmmer Ste0 % StN for AihoI.
belic al npite Steprc. Mco Scnipr
til EplcSorfip % S%rIleSoraor bIeo
in9en @eitemmelie taget poa bette
Wsbe.
6sIaenSe &eioIution pe6toaes mco
ReiSnirg:
Thief River Falls, Mimi: The Nord-
landslaget of America, assembled in
session of your beautiful city, wish to
extend to your mayor the honorable Mr..
Hamre and to your citizens in general
our thanks and appreciation for the
warm and hearty welcome and abundant
hospitality bestowed open us. May
your city and it's people continue in wei
fare and prosperity"
IoroIanoSlaactS 3bie Steos az
ilitttebeS meb, at Soriamlirgeu itaa'
eItbe inn9 ga, ri clifcr bette San'
Bet.
llbpan gitermiobaeen gaoes en-
itorartet 9oufet, bpor Ser blanot an
ore noroIanSife Retter ierpercoe8
beiIig ierif apeite. aorte 9orotoler
boIbteS al Sormnnoer, SetretPrr,
6ru aIsuitoo, aruioien @eeberg,
Wsrcf % mango Here. Ge tillteoe-
prrenoe Reprpientnrter al gpens
0reSie iamt Weolemmer al forificl.
Iiqe al 9penS Sorerinaer roite | bsie
Soner be norSIorbife 8ieiterS erem.
plariife Spisriel.
Wsoet bar iaor iot iii bare TO
Gage, bpilfet piite iig at opre altfor
fnap Sib, % al ben 8runb maatte
9eborblinsen al flere Eager lP8ges
ooer. vi iamme aoriog moatte o.
ioa paatrntt a6iprebeIie Tsifes, Iige-
le6es moatte Ell bel Del al pIauIagt
llrberhoIonira IfiPreS no, iblonot
bette SpIGsninq fra "gtoroIaros
Win6e"s boorbifreoue anis "6crnbs.
r%inaen", Tom for bette Giemeb bar
mebbraqt.
Wsbct bar belle Chen boaret AZ
Sen Itsrite @eQeiitrirg, oa ber nlmir.
6eIige anIfueIie bar, at 6ctte hdooc
prret Get itsrite oa iroholOsriaeite
Steonc / 2oact8 Siitorie. Get er
ocrfor mes bc Inieitc Torhoobnirler
Sen nOc @c'tnrcI'c letter no imoo bet
Mool, 2nqct bor iat liz for De nrite
ire Mar. "An iaa foar Elm aiPit re
Garanl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30

Ola tuube nibris lnSe pGre at Srifte.
men holot iii pdu 8crtsbuiet bpcr eueite
abelo. 5aa en- afteH hdooe GiGrrtugeu
hans 5eitemt zig til AZ ilrrume hGm
Srgtig; / Strmriugen fIatreoe bun op /
Ct tort Err fordn 6uist 90 GfoertsOe Der
Clas Gomme. gct ION Bet bar toni
GIanocn og airrriugeu sd0 CT bDl, iaa
bet tiomche.
"6vao or on for cu2" purge Sla2
Seq er Ner Cuoe ieIu.~ iuGreoe &iGr'
rluaer.
Som reo Ia, "iuaoe Ola, ~iGn iaar
hi tales lit Ueb. for Ies er gilt meo So
tier bin"
The Southern herald., 1911-05-26

always aftsr q raln h order io pre-
vent e crust and keep the ground
free from grass and weeds. Thsz bs-
fore the corn is eight inches tan 70
a single staIk in the hiu from two to
three feet apart in the drin- Your
land IS poor and It Is necessary to
give the corn good distance. When
the ears begin to set. cut the tassels
out Of all weak stalks and stalks
showing no ears or only nubbins.
This viii prevent fertilization By in
Of Is per cent acid phosphate per
acre and SOW two bushels Of oats and
half bushel Of hairy veteh per acre
and harrow in with a disc harrow.
section steel harrow. or some other
kind Of a good harrow. About the
first Of April make an application Of
zoe pounds Of nitrate Of soda per
acre.
Harvest the oats and vetch and
break the land ten inches deep. Plant
cowpeas or soy beans in rows and
cultivate. The oats may be followed
with lespedeza or peanuts.
Pick the peas or soy beans and
turn the vines under from ten to III,