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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19
FRITZ SCHEFF TO HAVE
40-R00M VIRGINIA HOME.
Big Stone Gap Structure Will
Also Have Steam Heat
ing Plant.

Philadelphia, Pa, April IA
Madame FRITZ ScheT Fox, the
comic opera star, is To become "a
resident of Big Stone Gap, Va,
in the intervals between her
engagements on the stage.
She is planning to build one
of the handsomest mansions in
the old Dominion, plans for
which we're prepared by George
H. Gray, Of Louisville. Ky.
Blue prints of these have been
sent to thc Plowman Construc.
ton Company, Of this city, for
estimates, and we're placed upon
the boards for that purpose
Wednesday.
They provide for n structure
of stone and stucco two stories
high, with an attic, having
frontage of 100 feet and a depth
OF ~ feet, and containing forty
rooms
The interior will be finished
throughout in hardwood, and
the house, which will have
steam heating plant installed,
will cost about $50, 900.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given of the
Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Big Stone Gap e
Powell's Valley Railway Co., to
be held at the Office of the
company in the town of Big
Stone Gap, Wise County, Va,
on Thursday, the fourth day of
May, nineteen hundred and
eleven.
All stockholders are earnestly
requested to be present at said
meeting.
G. t. BosrwIcK,
1915 Secretary.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19
Faculty
For Summer Normal to be
Held in Big Stone Gap.

The following faculty has
been secured for the Virginia
State Summer Institute to be
held at Big Stone Gap from
June y to July IS;
Conductor n. Hillman.
Local Manager H II. Young.
Reading and Primary Methods Miss
Annabel Wood, Normal Teach
er, Woodlawn High School,
Woodlawn, va.
Ariihmciic-NIr. X NJ. Dough.
erty, Principal Appalachia High
School, Appalachia, Va.
English Grammar Miss Layinia
Crit, Teacher Roanoke High
School, Roanoke, Va,
English Grammar, Composition and
Literature Miss Willie London.
Tencher Roanoke High School,
Roanoke. Va.
Political Geography MIR. Geo. Il.
Bennett, Principal Anderson
School, Petersburg, Va.
United States History r. NJ.
Addington, Principal Schools.
Nickelsville, Va.
Virginia History Mr.. j. n. Car
ter, Principal Dryden High
School, Dryden, Va.
Civil Government Mr.. j. TX. Rus.
sell, Johns Hopkins University.
Physiology aud llygiene-Miss Jes.
size r. Nidermaier, Teacher
Clintwood High school, Clint
wood, va,
Drawing Mrs Eula Young
Morrison, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Theory and Practice Mr. H. h.
Bennett Head of Department
of Education and Philosophy.
William and Mary College,
Williamsburg, Va.
Algebra Mr.. j n. Hillman.
Division superintendent Wise
County, Coeburn, Va.
Physical Geography and Agriculture
Mr. Arthur w ST. Clair, Prin-
cipal AIbemarle High School,
Albemarle, n G..
English History aud Spelling Miss
Archie swanson Teacher Whit
nell High School, Dry Fork
Va
Domestic Science and Manual Train.
ing Miss Louise Lowell, Teach
er Domestic Science, Driver
Agricultural High School, Dri-
yer, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19
FOR SALE.

Six room dwelling, two halls,
two porches, bathroom, all
modern, and cement cellar;
partly finished in oak; IDEAL
location; corner West First
Street and Wyandotte Avenue.
Price $1,000; one-thirdIcash; bal
ance to suit purchaser. Title
guaranteed perfect. See
A. l.. WITT,
Mich ltf lntermont Building
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19

The Norton Car and Foundry
Company, at Norton, Va is
planning to do Il more extern
sive business, and to this
end has Just secured an amend
ment to its charter through the
Virginia corporation commits.
sion, whereby it has the privil-
ege OF increasing it's capital
stock from $4,000 to 10000.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19
Receivers Appointed,
For the Empire Coal Land
Corporation.

Last week Judge II A M
c,oor Of tbis connty .,nno;,t,
49,. 80, nPPy'",'u
a. Nylo -'io''so' an" H. ilarda-
~ rn,r;ro C,oal la,,a os.,,.
t;on 1'h;s cornora IN, I,.'.
''V'' ~ ~ po'" '''' 90 "s
se'S upon the present Valuation
of over a million dollars, aud it
is asserted that the property is
worth from three to five million
5oll,rs
NV,
i"O o' POI n''o'' Veo''iie u
nanciaily embarrassed during
the panic of 1907, and since that
time it has been unable to roisa
sntHciart funds to curry an III
ia,,nia.,.,,a,,.a, M. 49,, w.. 1T
"V, viO P''V'''' '''9'' ""''r WY
mus company owns about
5000 acres of coal lands in
Tnzewell county Virpinia neor
Ricbl,nds mo cc,l ,niros o,,l
,.;., .,
oo .,i ny p'H Ns rre connected
m. WV ~ tS,H .i H'.u w V9veIh
-" ''..''u9 " Z"
WI ""0" ''no "oou' siA 'il'eS ions
Committee Named.
committee copnosod 81
qen r a Nvers Udn p ~
Ir,,;r,,I Ill., ~
was RECENTLY annointad M Xxx
bondbolders for the ni,rn6se ~
establishing ma tinorcing t5a
propertv ana m tha instnSce of
Inc committee tba reraivars
we're annlied for on1 ,nnoints,l
bv the cont
Ii is understood that Tho com.
mittse ms nnJer I'm 49,.
plans for a comulete reorganil
alton of tho pronertv ami tb,t
the reorganization ni1ns inclnJe
all the creditors of the cornora
ton the unsecured creditors
AS well as the bondholders
Ii appears that tbe corporo
ton owes i'm round numbers
silOO. Geo. of which $500 400 is
secured by prior liens created
when the CORPORATION was or
ganized in the fall of l907
a KYLE NIorison one If thn
receivers. is a member of the
law firm OF Irvine and Morrison
at this place. and was for ~
number of years connected with
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19
SEYENTH GRADE.

Section A. Lily Jones.
Section B Lillian Head GLADYS
Lille.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19
SIXTH GRADE.

Section a Laura Mars, Maude
Johns, Della Parsons.
Section B lmogene Beaman,
DeWitt Wolfe
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19
HONOR ROLL
Of the Big Stone Gap High
School.

oOiioOi'
'9ifa sa5-iIuoy hemper, OF
''V ,49,,'' $50 NY
.o"1 ''' I-o'''e a'lher'
Grabam ''''''''o'''' NO.
SEVENTH Gp.rr
e.,
9''',O" i'''s Jones
section Lillian Head Gladys
ne
s'N'n uSAph'
section laura Mars, Maude
V,'",' ''y,'' ~ SUITS
Ds(Vigt Wiz. eng 'e'''''''"'
s,,.r, on.,r
run u"NO''
onlyth lawson, Margaret
Barron Musa DAVIS, Emma
'' ,,'t por, In' ,i 'JiiJT, 'ii'lu I.
vinia Stout Dora Freeslow
Nellie Vanover, Ida Turner,
Leila shelton, Worlie Hood.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19
COAL PRODUCTION.

ST. Paul, Va, April Coal
production IN this field is not
suffering from slow markets as
i'm other Southern mining sec
tons. \ large area i'm the Caro-.
lima cotton mill districts draw
fuel from this field, and mum.
Der of railroads obtain engine
coal here. The output of the
principal producers, the Clnch-
field Coal Corporation, is
contracted for up to the present
capacity of the mines, but
additional business can soon be
taken on with the mine exten.
ton now under way.
The Carolina, Clinchiield and
Ohio Railway, which serves
this district in the Southern
markets, will this week place
an order for five additional
type locomotives similar to
those already in use by the
company, and for two freight
engines of the MikadO type.
The former weighs about 40O,.
600 pounds each, exclusive of
tender, having tractive power
of 1900 pounds. The latter
viii weigh $4,000 each, with a
tractiye power of 80, 600 pounds
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-04-19

APP. WISE COUNTY. v
Civic League Column
EDITED BY PRESS COMMITTEE
Meetings second Friday Of Each Month. /
Since Mr.. Knight has "called
time" on Ills this issue in the
matter of space, we are com.
PEELED To hold over until a time
of dearth of copy in the editor
ial sanctum most excellent
article 10y Clifton f Hodge, !
Professor of Biology in Clark |
University. in which he out.
lines simple plan by which a |
community may be easily rid |
of the house ily, rechristened !
by DR. Howard, the typhoid |
fly. We hope to be able to |
publish the Clipping in our next
issue
we cIin thn fnllo,v;no Cron,
cnrrart nn,-oe;rn
The Housewife and the Fly
.pon., come ,,to my n,rlor ,,5 iii.
housewife 10 ,hc 'Fiy.
There's screen at every window, and
,ri.r. S ~. ,, yn '..,l lely
crns .i' mon yon, b',,d i'''''e' ''''
Which limo, 50 microscopic .wonld au
onr hearts with dread
.Yon carr, rsrms OFF ,ypbofd and snr.,d
consumption binc
ANA our sanimiy te~hers paint your
Dom, co,",, .i ,,, w. ' ,,, ,as p'a,ni
wouii pr,y
% you walked into my lining room upon
some sunny day
.Ihero are seed. off yls disienne-. bn /
dem 100 your tiny wings
Nn" yonr many ieet have travelled oycrI
y,prc T",@, ,,'l Nv , ,"'''ss r.
,owcrinj tbonrh but small
And tho misclHef sou accomplish womd /
'he 'mvost heart 'ppall
won cn,cr. ha,opoi,on all pn.n.o4
lor SOU toeai
Nh' rap,sr spread % 'mg.e your germ
I,y.ll noi,.r ,r,, n ,,'.' , ', .,.
hot leave NJ, door
For our modem sanitation win onaun /
your calls no more
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14
REV. 7 A.PATTON IS
ELECTED MODERATOR
FOCAL RESBYTERY
MINISTER WILL
HOLD THE GAVEL DURING
SPRING SESSION.
R. kOLlOl'S OPENING SERMON
Columbia Minister Sustans Reputa
ton as Speaker With Eloquent Dis
course on Mission of the Presbyte
rian Church.
wednesdays Daily.)

Rev. T. A. Patton was elected pre-
siding moderator for the spring meet
ing of the Columbia Presbytery OF the
Presbyterian church, at the first SEES
sion held at the Frierson Memorial
church Tuesday night. Mr.. Patton
lives at Petersburg, and is pastor OF
the churches of Petersburg, Swami
Creek, Gregory's Chapel and Pigg
Chapel. Rev. G. H. Turpin, of Betha
ny was named temporary clerk of the
session. He is pastor of the churches
at Bethany and Youngs Chapel.
The opening sermon of the Presby.
terry was preached by Rev. ]. c. Mol
10y, D. D., who took for his subjest
"The Mission of the Presbyterian
Church." and the sermon was a clear,
forceful and eloquent portrayal OF the
Presbyterian creed. DR.. Molloy was
slightly hampered in his delivery by
sore throat, but in spite Of this
handicap he sustained his reputation
as an eloquent speaker.
After the sermon the regular order
of business was taken up, the Presby.
terry being called to order by T. E.
Gordon, the retiring moderator. Rev.
P. L. Bruce, of Spring Hill, took his
position as stated clerk, and the roll
call was proceeded with. There were
eleven of the twelve ministers pres
ent. The absentee being Rev. A S.
Venable, of Lewisburg. 1t was re-
ported that sickness had kept him
away. The following ministers were
present: Rev. ]. w. Frierson; Rev.
G. E. Sullivan, Zion; Rev. NJ. S. Ken
needy, Pulaski; Rev. ]. D. Wallace,
Mt. Pleasant; Rev. R. s. Brown, Fay
etteville; Rev. W. T. Spears, Frier-
son Memorial; Rev. T. A. Patton, Pc
tersburg; Rev. P. L. Bruce, Spring
Hill; Rev. A. P. Gregory, Union tBel.
fast;) Rev. J. c. Molloy, d. D., Co
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14
RESIGNATION OF
GREENLAW TAKEN
LEAVES BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE PHOENIX NATION
AL BAN

At meeting Of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Phoenix National Bank,
the resignation of w. B. Greenlaw as
member of the directorate was &C
cepted. Mr.. Greenlaw resigned to &C
cept the position of president of the
Columbia Bank & Trust Company,
where he succeeds Jonas T. Amis,
who has held that position for eigh-
teen months, since the organization
of the bank
Mr.. ,Greenlaws' associates on the
board of directors of the Phoenix Ma
tional Bank expressed regret at his
resignation, and gave him their best
wishes for his success in the new bus
mess.
j. c. Parks was elected by the d.
rectors to succeed Mr.. Greenlaw on
the board of directors. Mr.. Parks
has been prominent among the stock
holders of the bank, and his promo
ton is pleasing to his friends.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14
VOSS RETURNS FROM
LAUNDRY MEETING
EXTENDED AN INVITATION FOR
THE NEXT MEETING TO BE
HELD IN COLUMBIA.

w. Ed Voss returned this morning
from the convention of Southern
Laundrymen at Montgomery, and re-
ports the best convention held in the
history of the association. Mr.. Voss,
on behalf of the Board Of Trade OF
Columbia, extended an invitation to
the members to hold the next meeting
at Columbia. Three cities were con-
testants, Nashville, Columbia and Mo
bile. When Mr.. Voss saw that Colum-
bia, which had strong support, could
not win, he joined with the Nashville
forces and that city was chosen.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14

with luncheon at the Hotel Bethel
After luncheon the visitors will be
taken In autos to the fair grounds
to witness the airship fights.
The following committees were ap,
pointed by the President to secure
the funds necessary, to entertain the
visitors and to make all necessary ar
rangements:
Finances.
John W. Jackson, w. P. Woodbridge,
Robt. living, z. c. Perry, Eugene An
derson.
Entertainment and Reception.
Mayor Biddle, Robt. Mckinney, j.
T. Mcknight, Horace Rainey, T. B.
Brown, R. S. Hopkins, w, T. Gal
loway, John w. Fry, H. F, Fariss, G.
A, Parker, ]. M. Dedman, Jos. l.. Hut
ton, J. |. Finney, John n. Meroney,
Geo. w. Killebrew, Frank Wheeler,
w. P. Ridley.
General Arrangements.
w. P. Woodbridge, chairman; Jno. +.
McGaw, VIM. F. Anderson, Will Bar
ker. Hardin w. Thomas, j. c. Hardy,
S. O. Thomas.
Quite a spirited discussion was pro
voked by a resolution introduced by
J. |. Finney aimed at the back tax
assessment iniquity in Tennessee,
The resolution was championeo by
w. F. Anderson and Mr.. Finney and
the opposition was led by j. 7. NC
Knight and F. Gillette Smith. The
resolution was finally tabled. 1t fol
lows:
Whereas, for many years the State
of Tennessee has been afflicted with
a burdensome tax system under which
double taxation often results, and In
addition thereto the tax payer, es'
pecially the manufacturing and com
mercial interests never know when
they have escaped the tax burden
since under the back tax assessment
laws these interests are often at the
mercy of the political back tax asent
or collector, therefore be 1t
Resolved by the Board Of Trade OF
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14

lumbia; Rev. G. H. Turpin, Bethany.
Following are the delegates pres
ent: Bethany, G. o. Wynne; Beth
beri, T: S. Ewing; Brick Church, ].
M. Leonard; Columbia First, T. E.
Gordon; Cornersville, M. W. Jones;
Culleoka, c. S. Williamson; Frierson
Memorial, C. T. Looney; Gregory s
Chapel, W. P. Wright; Lynnville, j.
B. Boyd; Memorial, j. D. Rhea; Port
Royal, C. T. Buford; Spring Hill, W.
C. Branham; Swami Greek, w. R.
Noah; Young's Chapel, w. It. Sisk;
Zion, W. w. Stephenson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14

Maury county, That the cordial ap-
prevail of this organization is given
to the bill now pending in the Legis-
lature of Tennessee and supported by
the manufacturing interests of the
State which will prevent back as
sessments for more than one year be-
yond the year in which the current
taxes are payable. The Senator and
Representatives from this county are
hereby urged to support that measure.
Resolved, further, That the secre-
tary is hereby directed to transmit a
copy of this resolution to the Senator
and Representatives from this coun-
ty."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14
IMPORTANT DISCUSSION.
Will Be Held Tonight Regarding the
New Plan for Contributions
To Missions.

On motion of DR.. Molloy, the dis
cussions of the new plan for contribu-
lions to foreign missions was made a
special order for tonight's session, at
which time the foreign mission COM
mittee is to make it's report. DR.. Mol
10y stated that this was the most i'm
portant matter coming before the
Presbytery at the spring session, and
that it should be discussed from ev-
cry standpoint.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14
BOARD OF TRADE IS
PREPARING FOR THE
O|ST|NGU|SHEDGUESTS
ARRANGEMENT ARE MADE FOR
ENTERTAINMENT OF GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY.
APPROVAL FOR BACK TAX INIQUlTY
Resolution to Endorse Bill Sanctioned
by the Manufacturing Interests Is
Tabled by Members-Committees
. Appointed by President.

At an interesting but rather indlf-
ferently attended meeting of the
Board of Trade on Tuesday night at
the Columbia Bank & Trust Compa-
pys offices at which plans for the en-
tertainment and reception of the Gov
ernor and members of the Legisla-
ture upon the occasion of their visit
here next week were made.
The meeting was enthusiastic and
every one present expressed deter
nination to sustain the reputation OF
Maury county's hospitality by provid-
ing entertainment for the distinguish
ed guests that would be equal to the
demands of the occasion.
It was planned that the members
OF the Legislature and the Governor
who are expected to come on spec
hl train, would be met at the station
n a big reception committee In auto
Hobbies. The guests will then be tax
en- in automobiles for a ride down the
the Hampshire pike to Cross Bridges
thence across to the Mt. Pleasant pike
and back to Columbia, 1t being plan
ned to get them back to town by 1:3O
O'Clock, when they will be served
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14
DR.. DINWlDDIE.
Professor From GAINESVILLE UNIVERSE
ty Speaks on Importance
Of Education.

At the Wednesday morning session
of the Presbytery, DR.. William Din
widdie, of GAINESVILLE, delivered an
excellent address, taking for his sub
ject "The Importance Of Education u
DR.. Dinwiddie is a professor in the
Southwestern Presbyterian Universe.
ty of GAINESVILLE.
At the afternoon session the dis
cussion Of 1.-THE General State of Re-
ligion in the Presbytery" is being dis
cussed, and the report Of the Home
Mission Society, W. S. Fleming, chair.
man, will be received.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14
MAIL DELIVERED
TO BOX HOLDERS

The impression that postof1ce box
renters cannot have mails delivered is
an altogether erroneous one. Parties
who desire mails on Sunday may rent
a box and have the mail for that date
placed in it and instruct the Office to
deliver mail all the other days Of the
week as heretofore.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14

DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil Is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
ease-croup. Has ben used with sue
cess in our family for eight years. -
Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-14
ANOTHER JUROR
IN THE TENTH

S. w. Akin was added to the venire
for the May term Of circuit court,
which meets on the 22nd, by Esq.
Pogue, of the Tenth district.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12

Wtisfsiippi poa Sorpoit mob be boi.
bes Spitanb mob Reseremaneipatio.
men.
gnoelis bIep ban paa Gruno af
fine iieIone Saleiter / Wuiiffumitcn
aniot iom aapolerireeimentets Stor.
trommeilager.
DEN oeiaa Of benne Stiling blep
ban fieo, % Ell MORT Rat rsmte ban
no paa Trprien, bnor ban meo per'
Ienoe Selb ern9rte ia iom @iolin.
ipiler baaoe blanot Snoianere %
Spioe.
Slot efter Iiot fom ban Iiee inc /
@iloifoeen og ileo mart meget onSt
/ Mprer os Worabier peo Wtisiisiip.
piiIooen. s fIere Gage % 9rtter
Ioa ban uSe I; @ilbnisiet omitreifet al
aIopperilanser os anoet 8rpp.
Otter foriticIIiee Splepelier fom
ban iii ct. 2oriS, bpor ban loo Jig
bperpe iom @iIit9r. Mcu after rem.
re ban fra Sauen % blep Srapper |
SiIoniSiet. Som iaabau fongct ban
9pper % anbet @iIot, oeriblonot
Mostusrotter.
timber fit 9iu / gniombeber itebte
han ofte iammen meo Snoinncre. De
Dor megct penlige, % ofte, noar ban
orbeioet / Sfoeen. ftuoe ban plnoie'
Zig paa ale aanter ie fla omringet al
Snoionere. Wteo fine ~barnSlige emil
baS De BOG bare ON Iiot Sobaf, og
elIfpProisere Wcnueifer funoe man
life tGnfe lig. SrGt al 6arer %
Strababier brso ban DOG mart op ira
8ilbnisiet, % elter lGngere Sios
Smilaffen fom ban til Chicago, On
lin Heiie bio iortGler ban, at ban
paa III lGngere S%tr9tning flsrte
gratis paa Serubanen peo at ltlllle
iig / 2ofomotipetS Sanbreierpoir
meo Sopebet iaapibt oper 8anSet. 5
Chicago loo ban iig after boerpe, men
rsmte igien % optraaote iaa iom Ell
ifattet artiit peo Cirrus Cells Bro.
Tiers, bpor ban bar ct bolpt Ior.
Otter af Srpgt for WtiIit9rfafning
at babe forlabt Cirrus fom ban til
en- Sfogitrpfnin9 meIlem EeniacoIa
og Mobile / Sloriba, Der uoeliitfenoe
bar befoIfet al 6orbrpoere al ollie Na'
tioner. Seruebe q ban Ell 8inter,
% Sorbrpoerne bar meget iuine meo
bam. s ct. Iliguitin | Slorioa op'
traabte ban iiben iom Wtuiifer %
fom enoelis oerfra i 1888 tilbage til
ariItiania.
9ette er forspris bare noaen forte
Smrios al bisie Ifinit al benne |
SanobeS epentprliee Rorbmanos
2ip. ON andre afinit, unoer bpilfe
ban bar ppret Den rige Mano og for
brlgt Wasier al Teuger pil ban IN.
tet fortpne.
Saa meget bar ban BOG laoet Hin.
ne igiennem, at biSie bar oGret fan.
tie en0nu interesiantere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
2eper 0cnneifcne ttrt
iGnger eno for?

en- 9eioorelie al bette 6etDoniugS.
fuloe SpsrasmaaI bar Broiesior Or.
6iiber PEG llutperiitetet | Gale lepe.
ret i en- intere5iaut itatiitiif 9eret-
ming. iom ban / 0l3ie Ga0e bar ooer.
ienbt Sc 5oreueOe Staters aonsres.
ge~retuingeu bebanolcr 2iosforhol.
oeue / gtIrtiScn og 6ortioer hos De
iorificIige Tolf / @erOcu.
NeOeuS + Or / Su0ieu u~biigteu
til at bIipc gammel / DC iiOite 80 Iar
life or bItt iterre, err / GnglarO ira
1881 til 1900 ocr gieuremiritlige
2eoeaISer Tor NtGlto poret meo II og
for apinocr meo rs Gdr; / 6ronfrig
bar / set iamme IioSrum Wpnoene
ounSet 10, apiuoerne II aar, /
9reuSien er / Oct iibite babe aarbun-
oreoe Observation-Disclosures til.
taqet me6 benhoI6soiS 20 % 80 4ar,
i 7anmarf pua 81 star meo bent
boloSpis l3 OF IS.
@piIfe er MT Ioriagerne iii bette
gIpoeIige 5puomeu2 5remior alt
naturligpis @iSer'fabertS 6remifribt
og berS Sropirfuing poa Samfun-
oct. Gsrit on remit freezer garne-
~Ipgoomme iom Weslirger, 8ifterit,
arompe og Sigboite MI ct forioiuoen'
oe antaI Ore moo isr | Sioen. Ser.
til fommer ogian iom en- ~pGientlig
8rlno Se andre Spgoommes Vita.
gen. SarIiac @%pibcmier fuGleS MI
ofte / SsSieIer; Suinoiotten, oeune
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fi9mpeS MI meb itabig itsrre SeIo
oa inoifrpufeS / fin llobreoelie. IN
ms, arpit, Sieruebetpnbelie o.i.o.
Iaber fig / bore 9age | en- WGngoe
,SiliGI6e beIbre6e.
Oct 19be garbunbreoe, Tom mon
funoe betegre Tom Spgienens War
bunoreoe, bar nioere bioisrt n longt
lterre Hcnligbeo ! Soliger, Stoler,
9utifer. Sobrtter o.i.o. g~rbeiostioen
err for Ell WGngoe 9eoriiter reie re.
suIerct. s nGiten ale Sag at BE.
i~oIfningeu er besroeu GruGriugcn
Bit ~fornuftigere og ioriigtigere.
IaaoeboIo / aIfoboI- og Sobofnpoel.
fer bar oaida aiort meaen Rptte. Zen
minore Gsoeligbeb er fommet ale
Samfunbs Gag tilgooe, % Der fan
life raaSe Soil ON, at 2iuslRnaoer
pberIigere bill bore. Sremior alt bsr
man, tiger Or. Siiber, arbeibe for, at
SiuosIpge, altobolifere % arpelia
gelaiteoe life fdar inogaa sGgteifab.