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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06
Shoe Repairing.

rHAT SHOE REPAIRING can be
quickly done while you wait in q
comfortable place; work and style
guaranteed. Also sell best oak tan
leather, nails, shoe polish. Shoe
shining parlor. Louis Jevas, 1Al
N. Mai st. Open evenings
Sicily
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Prospero
manufacturing plant at bargain, live
town; good reasons for selling. Adj
1tp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

Prospect r. ,.........,... IL
r. r. H.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

5000 PEOPLE-Wanted In Marion
to use Sure shot Remedy for neuS
ralgia and rheumatic trouble. Lab
Oratory, 316 north State. For
sale by all druggists. Sure Shot
Remedy Co. 2-13-u
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

larry E. 40
Miss Ohio
Dinany
r. 1000
sIreneT L.aH o., r.. "a 900
Miss Brady, Redwood
Prospect Ohio.
Ohio.
Welch, Moral Ohio
Hazel Cotrel Moral ONO
Miss Charlotte Bridge Moral ono
Fannie Dix Prospect ONO
Johnson Agosta ONO,
southwick Agoa
Miss Mildred Jones' Agos'a' ONO ,,,,,.. 1900
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

STUDENTS, teachers, any one. can
make 50 to $40 daily, at our health
ful. outdoor work. advertising and
distributing samples. Experience
unnecessary Investigate today. T..
II. Macy, sales manager, 1427 Car
roll avenue, Chicago. 2-Gtp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

rExAs LANDS-Hror sale 700 acres
Gonzaies Co. half bottom. 500 cul-
tivation, price $25, tenth cash Write
for description and easy terms T.
Il. McCommon, Flatonia, Texas
6-5-6tp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

LEARN TO PLAY piano or organ i'm
thirty minutes, our Note Finder
shows instantly what 1t takes a
music teacher months 10 teach you.
Easiest note system I'm the world
Finder complete course and music
sent on five days free trial. Try
1t before paying Price 81. Write
now for this ad may not appear
again To remind you. The Del
bridge system. Danville, III. 1tp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

WANTED-25 good men at once to
work at crusher plant. can at
quarry office. The Ohio & Western
Lime Co. East
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06
Miscellaneous.

AGENTS-Men and women distribute
samples; no soliciting; pays $40
weekly; most wonderful plan ever
offered Write for fun particulars.
Necdlt Co, Cincinnati. O. 1tp
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

90 YOU WANT to save youth teeth?
II means health and happiness To
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06
Glasses Fitted.

I. s. LUNGER, Nj d., South Main
street FITS glasses, removes aden-
oids, new treatment :or catarrh
and deafness. Onice hourH, s to IL,
to 8. Telephone SO.
6-13-th-fr-sat, Tyr
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

NANTEo-Ladies to bring combIngs
and have puffs, curls, switches,
transformations, etc, made to or
der, by Mrs. Charles Welch, 234
North Prospect street just north OF
railroads. All hair rooted. Work
guaranteed. Phone 1903.
l2-2S-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-06

PAGE SEVEN
LANDs-For sale; 700 acres
Gonzaies Co. half bottom. 500 cm-
tivation, price S25, tenth cash. Write
for description and easy terms. r.
i. McCommon, Flatonia, Texas.
6-5-6tp
REMEDY for drink habit Absolutely
harmless; treatment given secretly;
correspondence confdential two
months treatment 500. Lima
Chemical & supply CO.. Box 21s.
Lima, Ohio. 1tp
For Sale.
FOR SALE-IIouse, nearly new.
rooms and reception hall; cellar un-
der whole house; good furnace, elec-
trio light and gas soft and city
waters; modern throughout; close
In on good street; will sell or trade
Phone 1880. 5-24-tf
FOR SALE--Two modern houses, and
automobile for sale or trade. Phone
RITES. 5-5-1mo
FOR SALE-5OO business cards for
so cents. Marion Printery 124 s.
State. Phone L-633. 6-5-tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Prosperou
manufacturing plant at bargain, live
town; good reasons for selling Ad-
dress Z. o. box los. Marion, Ind.
1tp
FOR SALfG-Fine farms IN Marios
and othe counties. Also city pro-
perties in an almost endless variety.
Some rare bargains. Philip Bauer,
112 1-2 S. Main st. 3-14-tf
FOR SALE-City property and farms,
also houses to rent. See E. Cox,
real estate agent, over Turner's gro-
Gerry, Phone R-470. 4-15-u
FOR SALE-A heavy draft mare.
years old. Phone 1906 Green Camp
Central. l.. l.. Long.
5-19-6tp wk
FOR sALE-Six room house on the
Boulevard near Columbia street:
rents for $t2 per month. VIII sell
for very reasonable price II sold
at once. l-2l-u
FOR SALE-Registered Delaine rams
breed for wool and mutton. Call
A. T.. Goorllch, miles southeast Of
Marion on the Richland pike.
Phone 56G2. 1o-21-tf
FOR AUCT1ONEBRING-At sales OF
any and all kinds, at any time, see
Carey IIcnsel Marion II. II. 1, or
! call at this office. 1915
! 5000 pEOPLE-Wanted In Marion
to use Sure shot Remedy for neu.
ralgia and rheumatic trouble. Lah-
oratory, 316 north state. For
sale by all druggists. Sure Shot
Remedy Co. 2-13-u
For Rent.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-12-15

Coats. Suits or
Furs
What more sensible or prac-
teal gift to make the women
folks? A gift that will long be
remembered. We have always
prided ourselves on the show
ing of our coat and suit depart
ment. We have endeavored
each season to give the people
ofthe ranges a department to
be proud of. This seasons
showing is the best we have
ever made. If you are consid-
ering anything in this line be
sure and look over our stock.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-12-15
Furs

All the popular furs-Lynx,
mink, fox, squirrel, oney, etc.
A representative showing. All
priced, showing only fair
margin of a profit.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-12-15
Cluny Lace

Real cluny that appeals to
the fastidious taate of all good
housekeepers. Doiles all sizes,
table centers, dresser scarfs,etc.
All moderately priced.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-12-15

Fancy
Needlework
For the first time in the his
tory of our store we are able to
show a complete line of art
needlework. Be sure and see
this display. Sofa pillows, pin
cushions in many styles, dress
er scarfs, tie acks,sachet bags,
powder holders Gncluding pow
der) laundry bags, hand bags,
hat pin holders, in fact almost
everything in the fancy work
line.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
ANNUAL CONTEST At PHtLA.
oGLPHiA ooEs THE USUAL
WAY THIS YEAR.
HllD BATTLE At FIRST.
ithaca Eleven Starts Out by Playing
oppensats y ! Draw in First ~.
4 'isd. but Glass Tolls and HON.
II Guard Wins.

Philadelphia. Nov. 30.---Pennsylvanja
~ usual, won the Thanksgiving day
9oCtbAI game from Cornell this after
noon. the score this year being 21 to
The two teams have met on this
day for the last - years and Pennsyi-
vania has won II times. Ten years
ASo Cornell won ana five years later
the teams played TO q tie. About 49,
900 persons saw the contest today.
Wy All the end OF the first period Il
looked like a close game with the re-
suit very much in doubt. Pennsyl-
valiiG had scored In the first three
minutes Of play and Cornell, before the
Deriod ended, evened up the score. The
Ithaca team then took a brace and
1aayed rood football. but the locals
displayed better generalship, taking
the lead in the third period and In
cfeaaing Il in the last quarter.
e The game was good in spots and
WAS enjoyable from the spectators
view. There were numerous forward
passes in which Pennsylvania Jared
better than Cornell. Many end runs
from 20 10 50 yards featured the game,
Captain Mercer OF Pennsylvania being
the particular star in advancing the
hall.
Pennsylvania slowed the game away
safely In the final inning, when nine
points were added to her total The
red and blue, securing the ball IN q
tumble Of the punt on Cornell's 10 yard
line, Marshall. who had but a moment
before come into the game. kicked i
field goal from the 2o-yard line. Just
AZ time was about to be called for the
end Of the game. Barr made an on.
side kick with the ball we'll in Cor
nell's territory and Spruance leaped II
the air and caught It. There was nc
one in front of him and he ran the II
wards between himself and Cornell's
goal for Pennsylvan!a's final score
Minds kicked the goal. Final: Penn
sylvania, II Cornell. 3.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
1wioLoAsT. RECOVERING.

Los Angeles. Nov. 30.-Ad Wolgast,
champion pugiiist, who underwent an
operation yesterday for the removal of
his vermiforn appendix. was resting
easily tonight and was pronounced by
hts physicians to be in very satisfac-
tory condition. Wolgast smiled when
told that Welsh had secured the de-
cisfon over Ritchie at the end Of the
20 rounds Of sruelling fighting, He
made no comment Manager Tom
Jones declared Wolgast would fight
after he had recovered from the ef-
fects Of the operation and that Fred
die Welsh will be his first opponent
for the title. 8
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
EASY FOR ooTcH.

Minneapolis. Nov. 3o.-Frank Gotch,
worlds champion wrestler defeated
Carl Hammerschmidt, champion OF
Germany. In finish match here to-
night. The first fall was won in II
oTld in 10 minutes with half N eson
minutes with a leg hold and the secs
and - leg hold. In q preliminary
handicap match Yussiff Mal1sNot; WHO
has been travelingaswith Gotch, failed
to throw Henry Ordemann OF Mime
apolis in Is minutes. h
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
eEMt-PRo FOOTBALL.

Peoria, H., Nov. s0.-InAbility to
penetrate the opposing line. lost for
the Eckersall all-star football team OF
Chicago. the independent football
championship Of Illinois IN . bitterly
contested game with the Peoria So
cials' eleven here today. The score was
s to 8, 4 touchdown, early In the first
quarter by Trautsch OF the Socials
save Peoria arfead which could not be-
overcome by tho Chicago team. A
neat place kick BY Kennedy former
Cornell star. In the third period, gave
Chicago ,its only score. D s u 3,s
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
THE WEATHER

Thanksgiving days weather was
'balmily warm. but the sun did not
shine very much. sun tho weather
man was good to the football play
lers. The observations.
Minimum .,.........-..............,....-.12
AZ q q. N.
THERMOMETERS .........................2l
0SIuHheteH
Al 6 p. m.
Thermometers ..a..............-..........30
barometer S6.S4
Wind from the southwest. 5
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
sIEVENsNLLE Beaten
BY ANAc0N|DA'S TEAM

Gtevensville. Nov. sO.--(Special.)-
The Anaconda high schools basketball
five trimmed the local scholastics to-
night. 45 tot, scoring "a to 2 in the
first half and 81 to in the second.
euperior teamwork won for the visit
ors. Sullivan and Hauser played in
the forward position for Anaconda,
Burnett at center and Kelly Flint and
Flood az guards. Perkins and Byers
played as forwards for Stevensvilie.
Cunningham at center and Metcalf and
Dawson as guards Minuth was ref
free. Kelly umpire and Mckay time-
keeper.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
TWO ron UTAH.

Denver. Nov. 30.-The University OF
Utah IL given two men on the ALL
Rocky mountain football eleven, picked
by the Denver Republican. The team
follows: Left end. Kemp, u. of c.:
left tackle. Olson, Utah; left guard
Crouter y. Of G.: center Witherow, C.
g.; right guard, Black, G. c.; right
tackle, Volk. D. u: right end. vande-
moor, &C; quarteFback,- Burgess
Wyoming; left half. McFadden, u. OF
G.; right half. R6mnsy. Utah; full
back, Koonsnlan. D.9U.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
At sr. Louie.

st. Louis. Nov. 30,-St. Louis and
Syracuse universities football teams
played 6-to-6 tie here this afternoon
on q frozen field. Scores were made
~ st. Louis In the first quarter and
~ Syracuse In the second. Neither
team was able to get the ball behind
the goal lines in the last half Each
tide made frequent gains by punts.
Forward passes We're not resorted 70
BY either team to any great extent
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
FoRsEs BADLY BEATEN.

n New Orleans. Nov. 30.-Eddie Keefe
Of philadelphia administered ; severe
beating to Harry Forbes Of Chicago,
former bartamweight champion, In q
1O-rouEd bout before the New Orleans
Athletic club here tonight. Forbes
made q poor showing against the
ruslies and swings Of the Philadelphian.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01

and the reputed pswSff1t 1etFhrlandi
risht eross proved negligible guam
tity.
Mcfarland expects to leave for Chi
cago next Monday. whittier he will
proceed to Nem York to keep an en-
kAgeinent with Matt Wells, the British
GhA1nDtOfi ~ 4H s@ss sHe
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
EloHT.Rouhp DRAW.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Nov. 30.-Tom-A
my Kilbane OF Cleveland and Jake
Abel Of Chicago fought an eight round
drew here tonight. After the decision
many spectators rushed TO the ring and
insisted that Abel was the winner all
the way.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
HARD FIGHT TO MANTELL.

Sacramento. Nov. s0.-F'rank Mantell
OF Rhode Island was given the decision
after q hard-fought ,20-round contest
tonight. with Kid George OF Stockton.
Cal. The men are nniddleweights. "a q.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-12-01
pAckEY MCFARLAND WINS FROM
TOMMY MURPHY IN FAST
AND CLEVER Battle.
LACKS KNOCKOUT PUNCH.
Bout ls Disappointing to Fans, Who
Profsss to See that the Chicago Lad
Would % No Mateh Tor Champion
Ad Wolsast.

"
Farland. the Idol Of the Chicago stock
yards. won ana lost today when he
was awarded the decision over Harlem
Tommy Murphy at the end Of 20
rounds OF fighting before 5000 critical
spectators. Netherlands victory over
the tough New Yorker, whom 80 pr
cent Of those present expected him to
knock out was clean and left little
room for argument. The rank and file
OF experts and fight fans seemed unan-
im0us In the View that az an opponent
OF Champion WOlgast. the Chicagoan
was an impossibility. Hence his VIC
tory over Murphy left a tinge OF dis
appointment among fight followers
which they were not backward in ex-
pressing. Mcfarland and his handlers
claimed that he had broken his right
hand IN the twelfth round. and cur
sorry examination at the conclusion OF
the battle showed that member to be
badly puffed and swollen; but OF this
the public was not aware until after
It had filed out of the arena.
Wonderful Battle.
Mcfarland, II he really broke his
hand. fought wonderful battle MUIR.
ply, on the other hand, gave an exhi-
bition OF gameness and ability to come
back rarely seen In prize ring. In
the earlier rounds Of the battle Nc.
Farland fairly smothered the little
Harlem fighter with q dazzling variety
OF punches from which there was no
escape. Once he sent Murphy flat on
his back, but Tommy was up In q
trice. apparently none the worse for
wear. Time and again Murphy was
all but fought out Of the ring into the
laps Of the newspaper men ana ap-
peared to be in great distress, hut the
Well-defined punch was not forthcom-
Ing to give him his quietus
All the time Mcfarland gave an ex-
hibition Of blocking, smothering and
side-stepping that called for cheers,
He opened cuts over Murphys eyes
and damaged his left ear until 1t took
on the proportions Of an egg. In the
face OF this rapid fire. the sout-
hearted little easterner fought back
every minute and made a better Show
ing in the last two rounds than did
Mcfarland
Murphy 10 Game.
For ~ rounds the battle was one.
sided Then II was noticed that Me-
Farland began to slow down and SEEM
ingly had tired. In several OF the sue
ceeding rounds he would squirt and
pummel his antagonist numerically.
but Murphy fought back with despera-
tlon and some OF his body punches
made deep inroads on McFarland's vi
tality. ssE
After the 18th round Murphy took
on new courage and there was little
question that he would last the@ 20
rounds. In the final two rounds he
electrified the spectators by taking the
battle to Mcfarland and 1t seemed an
II the bell terminating the contest was
as welcome TO the Chicago man as It
was to Murphy. X
Both fighters showed the marks OF
| the contest. but they were OF superb
cial nature. Summing up the battle.
Mcfarland outpointed his adversary to
such An extent that the latter's game
ness and ability to absorb punishment
did little to make 1t two man affair.
But the knockout punch was lacking
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30

Cages Stepne, men Ger uoipanot iig
nogen G~isfusiion ON bpor Wpoet
iflloe boloes. Som Msoeiteo blep
foriioen minneapolis foreilaact ct.
Glonb og 5er9us Sails iant Ga
Grosle, mis-. Teo ahtemningen hi.
ite oct iig BOG, at minneapolis bapbe
eft operpelbenbe SIertaI. Meb Sen.
inn til 3iben for Wsbet par ser og.
iaa bette Weeninger. aue bopbe I'M.
Der Wsbet abort ben @rfaring, at
Wtiotiommertiben life por 6en beoite,
iprlig naar Der iom MI inbtraf en-
iaa poloiom Sarme. Ser bIeo fore.
iloaet at aiboIoe Siepnet mnber
StatsibitiQinget1, men @isconlinS
tobafsoprfenbe Sarmere og enbel 3a-
fota-6olf neologbe en- iaa fraitia
Broteit, of bette maatte opgioes, og
en6elig beilutteoes, at nGite aars
MtsOer ofbolbes inOen Chen ira 5te
Yfai til 15be Sum-.
iii WeoIem az &omiteer FOR
SpgOelogenes iGaeS 17be Wtai.5eIt
1914 palates aupt. 6. RoSiing. Neo
Senipn til fGles Organ for gpgoe-
Ia9ene bellutteoes, at 2unbingslaget
ilutter Zig bertil, bpiS Sagen pinoer
Sililutning hos ole De andre Sag,
og aapt. Rosiing paalagoeS at re.
prpientere 2aget oeiaa / oerne Sen.
ieenoe.
2sroog Iiten par Ser @anfet, bpor
goroene formelig pafleoe UNDER sPl.
bige Wasier al aQe Sla9s gooe nor.
ife Hetter, iaaiom Hsmme5rso, &isO.
rul, Siloeialat, Seize o.i.p. S%oritoen
auffe icrpereoes &iernemelf % 8ano.
st Sangfor opparteoe meO norlfe
Sange og Der aapeS oesuoen Here
Einnoioloer. get par life netop no.
gen gIimreube 6oriamling, lom flofs
febeS ON DC mango goroe, tbi Tnr'
men par iaa ulioelig, at De fIeIte bob.
oe faitet al fig iaa mango alPoer,
Iom set paa nogen Wtoobe funoe gaa
an, araper o. Clips bar enten belt
affoiteoe eller ogiaa loa bisie Sellig.
bagSplag Iom EN- paao Siae runbt
Snlien, tbi Speoen bagleoe neboper
auiigtet paa enbper | ben tptpafteoe
Sal. Wen 6eitItemning bar Der,
trobS oisie lllemper. Oct Dor ogiaa
nGpnes, at Sppartningen b~eIsrgeoes
al unge Biger / Rationalbragter.
Otter 9anfetten iamlebes mon for
ii6ite Sang paa ben itpre Sal, bpor
ser bolotes SaIer al 81. Sobnion ira
Ct. Ioul, Yrof. Seblen, Yait. Chr.
4eoerien ira Benton o. Sfolel,tper-
intenbert Smeen fra @oobbue Goun'
tn - Sen iioite / oct enselife Sprog.
Sfennet aTl,ittehes Ssnhag Otter
miSoag meb en- llOilust til Como
Yorf.
arrangemelttet meb Steonet oa
9anfetten por ioa omtrent belt og
boIoert Iogt paa CIR. @iniar's Sfulr
6re, og ban bar ltbfsrt ct itort ar.
beibe og giort manage Spofreller for
at iorbereoe BET pellpffebe Steone.
s. 81. 6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30
TsSsnS Soft.

Cars 81. 2aritob hsoe / lit Siem / Sen
hon Sotpuibip. 9ooobre Co., Riur., ben
2sbe Ndi efter nm fem Cages Sngcs
Ieie oa bIeo unber itor 9eltageIie be9ras
ben ben lite Suui paa SG9res Reuigs
beds a~irteaadrb. ga Stebets Brett paa
@runo al Sn9bom life tuuoe pGre fill
itebe forrettebe Baitor gauge al ben
Soreueoe airfe. San talte / 5sreebua
'ct % / Sirtcn. Cars q. Saritab bar
fsbt ber 12te SuIi 184t / geitre SIiore.
@aIoers Rorge. Z 1878 inbeit ban /
s@gteItob meh Gure Sobn5batter Cuff.
@nareu 1874 ubndnhrebe ban til Sine
ria % bointte Zig / 9eupor Soipnibip,
@oobbue Co.. Ntureiotn, buor ban bar
boet til fip 9eS. 9au bar Tom 'aa man
ae af bort uorifs Solt fadet prsoe gths
b19gerIioet mcS bets mauge Strababier,
Z BET iirfeIi9e bar ban ReoIem at Or
ares Icuigbeb. iom ban bGUbe brret meS
at o~rgduiicrc. 6au efterIaber iig Sus
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bco Se8roocIieu. @eIi8net b0re bit
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30
Ten norSte 9lmerifalinie.

Slrrd, mi tomrer hi Rorife iaa imaat,
Gi bar oct forreiteu aISri9 ina braat.
Reu tommer iom ofteit iaa iGout % faa
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% life prGlIgc meb Iauutc sTube.
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Ga raTc Gutter. tom ci er banae,
Sc bcbite Sefof, tom ftuos pao Serb,
Com boncr @eicn / SpS % Horo;
% "YnSiGiicrer" % pleutb Sragt,
Snpiit, iaa pGr ou CT mer foriagt;
gIeu LAB oS fua hcune 2inie bulb,
Gen briuosr Comfort" o8 9Gre. Cub.
8, LAB o5 mart ic ben itorc Sag,
ga bcrIi9t prpbcr Bet noritc Stag
Sccnuoampercrs bsie Raiter
90 norfe Ssfolf % S~rIoqs9Giter
Stol ia aomrrdrSo meo Srrb % Gang
Ga Surrdranb oa @uSiurcns SLANG,
Sda limb ier bare / RcnecfoIf,
Gao Rprter tale % prre SoIt.
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Sil SGorelauoet. Sct5 Saq % Seier.
gieu mart, ia mart. tbt hi MAJ bIi fGrs
bio,
Saa 6unSreouorSfciieu hi fcircr bproia
Z Httteu 6uuorcoe % Tiorter, flor.
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| Saa tommer oi fra IeiterIco
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for aGmIe 3orgeS Stol oa Srouc
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Soa fetrer III 9ascu meS Srpo tiIiGm.
men
| 90 Grer BEN earrIc @aroe bob
Som orrueSe 2anNct meo Sorro %
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30

Ten. Iuneoal. SarinsoaI, @uSbrnnbsoas
len. 5ronbbiem, Sebemarfen, Eiteroalen,
Soten % SnoeIGnb. Sgiad ct Sfob meo
anmIe 9nieitager. 2pieidre, 2p9te %
Slielnnper, en- batter Snmltn9 az edrnle
muiitalite S~ritrlmenter. blduot hotlfe
bar 9laoercitrium. 9aneIeit, Sorcon9ers
feIe oe 2ur; Der bar ct StGb meo en-
Sdnlliug al griIer - meget enrnle 90
inurri9e -, o9 ie9 ipntes rGitcu at 'e
e. Bar al bem pna Rrien al en- edrumeI
Rrofesior. Der for $50 Inr- iihen prop
pebe @isoom / Den opporeube SIret; Der
bar SneSferberftei. gpoftoIe. Sotfe. Sos
bielber, 2aas % @angiern for Sore,
o.i.o., o.i.p.
@ao en- nbIig f~oretasen Sur til Saies
baIeu beisste ieg De Steber, boor 8iiIb'
brand garnes. RiIs Gngd, gottoIf Netles
br iamt Ole p9 Gnbreas 8Gffen babbs
tit Sism, os ba ies fGroebes paa bisie
9amIe Setber tuuoe ieg nGIten bcrc Sos
nerne al @ulSbrarb Harness Sele, fads
Ieoes iom bisie Ieo | Semtis eler Sertis
nnrcne, bd Siertet bar ungt o9 Sooer
LET. War9e Ting, boube beba9eli9e %
ubeba9cIi9e, bar ~pasieret iiben ben Stb.
men @orherre bar pGret ne9et GOD mob
~iaopel mig iom big, min firre George.
Sen 10oe Slini tiltr1ber pt Dor 9ttnos
rciIe. @i refer neinIis berfra til SITE
berg, Snerige. opober 8otdfanalen. oers
paa meb Sernbaue til Sruubbiem, pioere
meb 9uab nprooper til Sromss ug ttlbaa
se ieien. for Iaa fra Bergen til 8riftiaz
mia at giore Reiieu meb Ser9ensbaucn,
Ser er ct at 8erbens llnbere. Gt 9isre
geiien meo benne gane, Der ODER SieI.
bene, lan9t onenooer al @e9etatton %
belt oppe / Sfperne fsrer fra Sap til
| Sap, iiaes at pGre en- operorbentli9 I'M
teresIant Sur. S aueuit euer Septcms
Der baaber hi at naa til6G9e til bort
Siem / @aboo. Seras.
Seq maa mi afbrpoe meb benlige Stls
iener til Dig % Samilie FAINT spri8e Ien'
ner. Spbn Steen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-30
SauoeS Snupbe,

- BaItor 6. 6. Softer, Reb 8ing,
Wfinn., CT M aaSierer for &inamiss
iiouen og andre Se6ntn3eniSitoner.
Bait. R. RasmuSf len ira Cor,
q. O., bar bIan0t De mango beis.
Qen6e iii 4arSmsoet / Geb Wing.
San bap0e lin Slitru, iom trPngte
9ppebiPlp, meb. Operation moatte
iii, % Den lob beI0ie al, iaa De gl9,
Der iig I'll iammen oper ont en- fort
Sto at fon reiie biem meo me arPf-
fer og mt Mo6. 8ait. RaSmuSien
prGoifeoc iiOite Ssu0ag / ct. Beters
Strife.
- ReS @ing SeminoriumS Soar
tet brog no igien 6reSaJ efter Mars.
msOet. Suren giaIbt for oct fsrite
Rio, 9perfielo, 2o0i, Rabiion oa an
ore Ste6er / @iSconiiu. Sfolens
@eitprer &roi. gbw. SdmiOt er meo
% meS Seu Gang % De SoIer, iom
oiSie 0ipno fan gipe, er Der inaer
SoiI ON, at Wenigbeoerne pil bore
bel tiIfreoS. Oenne 8irfiombe0 er
oqiaa Ell ppperIig Raaoe at til6rin-
ge ferien og ptrfe for Sfolen paa,
og oct ter baabeS, at Der oil pie it5
iom Srugt al aourtetens Reiier Ell
forget Snteres'e for % itsrre Ssgs
ming til Sfolen.