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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Twenty One Valuable Prizes VIII Be Awarded to
Energetic Young Women of Tulsa and Vicinity
Nomination Blank Good for One Thousand
Votes is on Another Page
THREE AUTOS HEADTHELIST
High Grade Pianos, Beautiful Diamond Rings and Gold
Watches are Other Prizes and Cash Commission
VIII Be Paid to All Who Participate and
do not Win Prze-Read All About 1t

II you are interested In this prize
campaign and want to get started
right come over and get acquainted
with the campaign manager or call
up by telephone and state what you
desire to know, or ask for sugges-
tlons. And inquiries addressed to tho
Contest Manager will receive prompt
attention. The next time you arc
down town drop into this department
and let the manager of the campaign
explain the details of the campaign
and show you how easy 1t is to win.
Subscribers Should Vote.
Thousands of the free votes will
go to waste II subscribers do not clip
out the vote coupons that will be
printed in each Issue OF this news
paper Then you viii be sorry that
you did not use them to help some
deserving candidate or friend who
may be in the contest.
Get the habit and clip the coupons.
A Square Deal to All
This Is the motto of the campaign
and every candidate will receive
equal treatment. Any woman Of good
repute living in the territory covered
by the campaign may participate in
the contest. Candidates living at a
distance from Tulsa Will receive the
same attention and their interests
will be as safely guarded as those Of
the candidates living in this city. The
campaign is for ladies living in Tulsa
and surrounding territory. and not
for any one section. Those who en-
ter from outside districts can rest
assured that they Will be fairly
treated. Every person who actively
enters this contest will stand a good
chance of winning a prize. Promi-
nent business men whose standing
in the community is unquestionable
will be selected as judges to count the
votes and award the prizes at the
close of the campaign on December
22 at 10 o'clock D. m.
Ten Per Cent Commission.
The World, in order that all viii
be well satisfied with their efforts In
It's behalf, has decided to give each
of the ladies who participate in the
contest commission OF 10 per cent
on the amount of money they bring
in during the contest. In the event
of their not winning a prize at the
end of the contest this will well
repay everyone who takes part In this
great battle of ballots.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Pension of S35 q Month.

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. Nov. T.
Holding that his injuries suffered In
fight with burglar were received
In line Of duty. board Of army Off
GERS at Fort Riley, near here today.
granted Private william NJ. Graves,
of the mounted service schools. a dis
ability discharge and a pension of s35
a month. Graves was shot in a re-
volver duel with burglar whe broke
into his home at midnight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov. William
]. Bryan tonight expressed his sat
isfaction over what he interpreted
from the limited reports he had re-
ceived to be again victory for the
democrats.
He was particularly pleased over
the results in the second Kansas
district and the ELECTION of Nc
practically a democratic Legislature
in the latter state and insuring the
election of Ollie James as United
States senator.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
PERUvIANs BATTLE 3 DAYS.
Disputed Territory Cause of Wrangle
Among South American COun-
tries.-No Cause l. Known.

WASHINGTON, Nov 7.-Evacua-
tion by Peru Of the customs house
station at Pedrera, near the disputed
territory between Como, Columbia,
and Peru, and its immediate occupa-
ton by Columbia, was reported today
In an official dispatch to the Co
lumbar legation.
Padrera was occupied by Colum-
bla garrison Of fifty men up to the
middle OF July, when Peru captured
the station in three-days' battle.
No reason was given for the with
drawal Of the Peruvian forces.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Rhode Island Republican.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. T.
Returns at midnight from more
than half the state indicated a gem
eral republican victory. Governor
Pothier being reelected to office
with an increased plurality, With
los voting precincts heard from, the
vote is: Pothier, 21,119; Water,
man. democrat, 1880.
The same districts last year gave
Pothier 1850; Waterman, 1919.
The Legislature will be largely re-
publican.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Taft Not T0lkatiye.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 7.-Prssl-
dent William Taft bad no comment
to make tonight on the election re-
suits. He scanned the bulletins
handed to him by an Associated
Press representative WITH interest,
but refused to make any comment.
When the president addressed .hs
Commercial club tonight he ignored
politics. He talked about fortifying
the Panama canal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08

MERIDIAN. Miss, Nov Judge
Mosely, a negro, was taken from
Deputy Sheriff Brown near Lockhart
today by mob Of about 400 persons
and lynched. The negro's body was
riddled with bullets. Mosely assault
ed ]. II. Covington. white, with a
stick at Lockhart, yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 7.-Taggarts
election in Kansas places non-re-
publican in congress from the sec
ond district for the first time since
1896. when a populist was elected.
Mr.. Guyer made his campaign on a
progressive republican platform.
The socialists and prohibition par
ties made heavy gains In the district
over the 1910 election. Republican
managers declared tonight that Mr..
Guyer owes his defeat ito his not
staying at home"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Sanitary Conference Opens.

PARIS. Nov 7.--The international
sanitary conference under the auspices
Of the French government was opened
today by the minister of foreign af-
fairs. NJ. Deselves. The French am
bassador to Italy NJ. Barrere, pre-
sided.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Known to Have Elected in Rhode Island-Capture AS
semby in York State New Jersey Legislature
Anti Wson-Cut Foss' Plurality to 5000
And Elect Lieutenant Governor
MARYLAND is REPUBLICAN
In Ohio, Democrats Capture Mayorates Cincinnati,
Cleveland and Columbus While Socialists Win
Ten New Mexico Probably Republican.
Marked Gains by Socialists.

day give them total of thousands
in advance OF any previous showing.
In the second congressional dis
trict the socialists made extenEive
gains.
In some other states. among them
New Mexico, whore socialists had a
full ticket in the field further gains
were predicted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Mud volcano I. sinking.

PORT OF SPAIN Trinidad. Nov.
THE mud volcano which rose be-
tween Trinidad and Venezuela which
appears to have two craters. both
active. was reported sinking today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 7.-Returns
at midnight indicate that republi-
cans will control both branches Of
the next legislature. The defeat is
significant from the fact that Gov
ernor Wilson, during his tour Of the
state had advocated the election Of
the defeated candidates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Mississippi Democratic.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. 7.-As was
accepted as a certainty before the
election Mississippi voters elected the
entire democratic state ticket today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08

BOSTON. Nov. 7.-Complete re-
turns in the state election today for
lieutenant-g governor. give Luce, re-
publican, 20s.70O; Walsh, democrat.
201,190; Luce's plurality. $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
"Out for new subscribers"
Are YOU with us?

'h 'f' a'h.' s'N'ff'N AA''ANs
Are you with us2
The World wants 5000 subscribers
In its big, happy family,
We are going to pay literally those
who aid in placing Tulsas enterpris-
ing morning paper in every home.
II The World put out body of
solicitors to cover this territory the
cost would run into thousands of doll
lars We are going to give the peo-
pie n chance To earn that money Be-
sides, canVassers are sometimes a
nuisance. Our contest will make a
lot more noise and there's nothing
like having some fun along with bus-
ness. The old apple pairing party got
the apples pared. the apple butter
made and everybody had n good time.
This was better than to hire dozen
parers to pare the apples. We are
out FOR 5000 subscribers and we are
going to have no end OF fun before
the campaign Is over. There are u
few surprises In store for those who
actively enter the competition.
Short Campaign.
This circulation campaign will only
last about six weeks, the closing
night being Friday. Dec. 20, at 10 y.
m, when the judges Will count the
votes and award the prizes. This
competition Will be more Interesting
and far reaching than any ever un-
dertaken by an oklahoma newspaper,
In any city near the size OF Tulsa. The
prizes are not only rich in material
value but are in keeping with this
big undertaking. Division Of the ter
ritory covered by The World makes
the prize winning easy for those de-
termlned ones who enter. Energy
and ambition are the requirements for
success.
Purely Business Proposition.
Tho World at the outset pledges alb
solutely good faith and fairness to
all the people who will soon be en-
gagged In the campaign. This Is not
a something for nothing" scheme,
in fact it is no scheme at all. Neither
is 1t n charitable undertaking on the
part Of The World. 1t is business
proposition pure and simple. The
object Is to advertise this newspaper
and to Increase its circulation and to
win a welcome In every household in
the field that II covers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08

(Con1nued on Page Two.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Want Yours?

Every acre double-dlsoed and
plowed before Christmas Will make
ten bushels more corn than any
acre not 80 handled, This means
100000 bushels gained. or lost
next year in Tulsa county's 10000
acre corn field
~ r, Tucker manager bureau
OF information.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Tulsa Freight Receipts.

Continue to show good sub
stantial increase, with n so per
cent gain this year over 1910, Also
jobblng houses show an increase
from 25 To 40 per cent over last
year, Actual figures show all this
to be true.
+. =, Sutherland. Secretary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Ten Mayors in Ohio.

Ohio was another winning ground
for the socialists. Ten cities elected
eight socialist mayors. Results to-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Gains Among Socialists.

Socialist gains marked the returns
today and gave that party power in
districts where heretofore 1t has been
unable to muster a counting vote.
In Schnectady, N. Y, the social
lists elected a mayor, all city officials.
except one and majority of the
county board. In addition the assem-
bly, district in Schenectady will also
be controlled by the socialists.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08

Chinese Che Foo, In Shan Tung
province, has gone over to the revo-
lutionaries, prior to this, one Of the
leaders, Wang shao Men, Informed
the counsels that everything was ready
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-08
Attack On Foreigners reared.

American soldiers We're sent to
each of the outlying missions tonight.
The legation has advised the Ameri-
cans to come into the quarters or to
seek other places Of safety. A con
certed attack upon foreigners is not
feared, but there are many within
the city who are opposed to for
eigners
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
Sub pnkntn.
@(uafipitem / Siumr Sails.

aGuafipitem / Siomr Sails. @eb
ipecielt 8aIg / Siour Sails or BET be.
IInttet at uoiteNe Bombs for $780,
600, bporai 100000 ifaI anpenbes
til ct aIoofipitcm os 100000 til
llopibelie al gpenS 0anbperfsipitem.
1tlgffe pcS Eccuer. glbert Saf-
Iinb, en- ing Sarmer peo Yeeper,
osoc iorleben iom Sslee al at bape
iaIbt unbcr SiIlIcne paa en- tinat
loitct 8oen. Sans 8rpit bIep beifa.
oieet, % oct uopifleSe iig burtig til
SGring.
MsFitcremSe @arbcn nbnrpnt.
8. g. Sweniou, 8arben peo Straf-
ieanitaIten i Sioltr Soils, bar no
n9pnt 81. 6. Goaigan al Stiamater,
Minn., til asiiiterenoe @orben peb
nGpnte InitoIt iiteoetfor @. s. Mar.
tin. Der bar toget Ifffeb. Zen npe
IsiHtent bar tpbe Mars grfarine |
Sebanblina al Sanger.
IaiSpalabict uperfplbt. Srobs
set minbre belbiae @eir bar Wais.
poIaoiet / MitG]ea beiset al en-
Masie Menncitcr forrige llee, %
Sirsbas gitermiooae bar Der 5000
Menneifer inoenior bets 8Ggee. -
9orsbae pentebeS at blipe Den fore
Gag, ga StatenS progressive Hepii.
bIifanere ben Tag hoIot lit Wsbe
ser.
@erfelis &conins. gt foIoe paa
Sopebet neb ! en- 80 6ob bpb grsno,
% bog ilippe ira oct nieb en- rfarIie
SlGuse / Sonebet, BET maa bel fol.
Ses ct en~eitaaenoe 9ilfrIoe, Wr.
% Mrs. emil Sanion peo Morris.
toipn bar nemlis Den @IGbe at babe
lin 5.aarise Son / geboIb. troos
of ban peo at lege runot 9rsnben
fom til at gicre opennGpnte Suft.
reiie. Tan fit BAN itrar op isien,
90 ban bar ioa omtrent lise goo.
Tiuneerfoinbe Ssb. Mrs. gritba
Sobnion er osb / @ermiaion, oper
so aar gammeI, Sun par isSt |
6ieIbbers Spen "a ,fom til Cane
Gountp / 1857. Aaret efier blep
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
Discounts

Salot at Spprbosnen. Sobn en-.
gen, SO gar eammeI, fom forIeoen
gIporlie tilifaoe | Con Claire peo at
iaIoe al en- Sporoosn ioet benne
oreiebe ON ct Sisrne. San bragtes
til Soipitalet, bpor mon banber at
rebbe bans 2ip.
SrGbt beb e~leftriff Strpm. Sor.
rp Spbnion, aniot peb Iaoiion @as
& electric 60. I Mabiipn, blep 2sr.
bag Woreen brGbt mebens ban oppe
paa en- Stolpe bar beifi9itiget meo
at reporere 9eonineen. Soet Strsm.
men for isiennem BAN falot ban neo
ira en- Ssioe al omtrent 80 SOB og
par 300 inoen iaa Winiiter. San eff.
terlaber iie Suitru os TO 9srn.
aranscl ON 2Gseresnins. Der
bar p9ret enbeI 9raneel ON en- 0p.
seregning, iom Ropor Cobb / gib.
Lamb bar i~nSleperet for 9ebanoling
al Wpra 9iets. ben beltemooiee
Sobn SietS's Gatter. Der. iom Oct
oil erinores blep inolaet paa sib.
lambs .SoipitaI eiter of bore iaaret
uuSer SfiGrmposIerne peo ben be.
rpsteoe Gomeron-9 rmnins. &ee.
nineen Iso oprinoelis paa $1,000.
men bette bible Gountpets aommis.
i9rer life saa ino paa. Otter ell
srunois I~isfnsiion er man M blep.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03

oa Tatieften finn regnes til De fri.
mineIle Sinosipee, Der for 1epetioen
inoa bolbes | Jorparing. Oct for
Ipber, at Wortbfois paa en- bis Wna.
be bar gienpmbet fin 5ornuft, men
@eltpreren peo giplet bar negtet at
unoertegne bet 9epis. Tom iorores
Epeo pntienters 2esIaoeIie, bpilfet
gepis egentIig er en- Differing ON,
at ineen ubi9ttes for Sore paa 2ip
eIer Gienbom peb Yeofommenbes
9ssIabclie. Iortbiois bIep isrit iot
unoer gnflase for Sperfalo, men
peo &etten ianbtes ban at bore iinbs-
iuae og ienotes til giplet. Sans
SlGstninge bar iioen lat fig ! ge.
pGgelie for at faa bam IssIaot. =
Sislee en- ienere 8eretnins bar
Hortbfois's Ibpofater bragt Sagen
for Ssieiteret, os bet forIpoer, at
bpis berne Het o~pretboIoer CONNER
Npes 9ienoelie, piI oenne faa en- blot.
r9ffenoe SsIge. &ienbeIien ifal
nemIig bore baieret poa en- Sob ON,
at ben, Der ipiner iinosips for at
unogoa 5GngieIsitrai for en- besaaet
5%orbrpoelie, ifal forpareS / Climbs.
ipgeaiplet for SipStib.
Gao ami farle feitcr. 2ac aui
Rorle Gountp feireoe forrige llse
40-aars SiibiI9iim, ba BET | lin MI.
t9renoe Sfiffelie bIep oreoniieret |
1871. Soften fanbt bopeoiagelig
Steb pna uoitillingsgrunben ! Wabi-
ion, og oo @eiret Torsbag Miobog
flarneoe op pg blep itrnnlenbe, lam.
leoes Der en- Wasie Wenneifer. Som
ct merfeligt 3r9i a~nfsres, at Der ON
Gftermiboogen anfom iamtioig en-
Slot Siour. Snbianere: Der bar tit
Stem nGr DeIlop Webicine, og en-
bbio apinoe, Der par en- Of benz Der
/ 1862 blep tagne tilfanee at biSie
iamme Snoianeres S9ore. Werfe.
ligt bar Oct ogiaa, bporban Gommii.
nitotionsmioler fra ben eamle %
me Sib iGrbebes ON bperanbre paa
neutrality-suspicious.. Sbet man bar
beifiGftiget meb at tnse ct 2liftifib
al ct Sernbanetoe, fom nemlig Ell.
oel Snoianere hintenoe forbi paa
fine inlou, luroeoe Seite, meoens ct
onSct Sernbanetog brniebe forbi, pg
ianrti6ig isete to eller ire @utomo.
biler at fomn,e aiennem TrGngie.
len. 3orsbag Giten bar Der 9anfet
for De gamle Settlere, oe @iiperner
e6er5art iamt andre al Statens
fremroeenoe MGnb bar tiIitebe %
boIbt Saler. Srebag bar oe gomle
Settleres Gag, oe @arren l1pbam,
Sefret9r for Statens biitoriife Gel.
ifab, boIbt ben DAG en- meeet inter.
esiant Gale, bpori f~remoroees man.
&c biitoriife @esipenbeoer fra Sac
qui TarIes tibligere Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03

SEeru brrnSt ihi9I. Tr. % Nrs.
AoIpor 9era, Der Dor ii 0iil lcnoen'
Or g~ifberpine, hopoe forleoen Den
Soro at mite i'm freooriee son
@iaireo REQ en- frpstcIia Gso. Bar
mt bIep ncmlig peb ct l~llpffestil'
frIbe ioo forbr9not, at Del oeoe faa
Elmer eiter.
Sfnbrno / Burlington. ct Sfp'
bruo, Der Nat til iibite SorSSa9 ino'
traf peb Burlington, trueoe en- Slo
meb at iGtte 9pen unber Sano. Ieo
Nliirron Sron @orfs bar Der life
minorc eno ipp 6ob @ano, % | ct AZ
Sopeoaabens Soteller itoo Der Here
Sonnner gano paa feritc 8lllp. =
@pnoenfor Spen inotrai Der Here
ssorbIfreb ga 9roer itplebeS oGf, laa
@urIingtcns9 ancnS SraIIf er 1tail'
let.
Som til Soma i 1880. Wtorris
Waion, Sr., Der bar blnnot DC terlte
9anbuoaere ! Storp Gountp, ioet ban
lnnmmcn meo flere andre onfom ira
Sninois / 1855, er Den 24oe sept.
800 / lit Stem / Cambridge, 70 aar
dommel. San bar ire 8onae Git,
oa bans iiSite Sititru operlener BAN.
@nopioere eiterIaber han ia Ell Bro
Ser, Seftor Taiou, % TO Solpbrs'
ofe, q. g. % Nniin Grslono | Sla'
fer, ian1t TO &aIpisitre, Mrs. Glen
NeIion % Mrs. Gnno Iplouo, og-
iaa | Slater.
9pucm bar @irfmins. Zen al iio'
ffe 9eaisIatir p%eotagne 2op, Der be-
mpnoiaer COMMUNICATIVE til at fri
be inb Iiaeooerior minore. friminelle
esorbrpoeIier, peb iirar Of laoe Vim
floeebe title for bpilfeniombellt
CONNER inoen 9iitriftet, bar bit
meaet gobc 3eiultoter / SbeIoon,
ioet to IGno mi er | 6pngslct Tor
nfopIiat 9rGubepinsiol9. Gorn'
fnets gmbeosmGno bar notolt, at
fan Sc fao broat TO eler ire til al
0isie SuIt inc nnber ben npe SOP, bill
Ssgrien pGre rpobet for biSie Sop'
oprrtrpbere. Zen enc al &c a%rreite'
rebe oil blipe itilet for De 6oreneoe
Staters @runbiurp, bn ban er an.
fiaaet for of bnpe iolgt beruienoe
Sriffe uoen Hegierinaens Siceuie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
5ftinurJctu.

TsS ai Earring. s &oieaii 1T
man iorIeoen llnbcrretnina ON, at
Ole Stronben por 900 paa eft Soipi.
tal | @rano Sorts al SGring, 80
&ar gonnmel.
1tlpffc pcS @arrcn. Oscar Mo.
berg bIep fprrige ltge oebelig foritet
@prbeoen Of 8nrren, ibet ban
meo lin 9ompmaifine foIot igicnnem
en- Gro, bporooer Muitinen fisrteS.
Sarlia Gp. Ianctte ReIion, 8
Slar gamuncI % Cater al q. g.
Gelion / Iprbeoen al Spler, blep
iorIeoen nngreben og iIbe tilreot al
Ell SO, iom bun ifulbe iage no AZ
IaiSogcren. aoen itebte Gigen
operenbe % trnmpebe pon benoe,
boorpeo ct Sen bIep briitfet, men /
benne SiIitonb frsb bun poo anp-
erne noiteu Ell WtiI til tit Siem.
9nfticilabs i Rpfcitcr. Sbao ser
bofte melt Spmerflombeb ueb Slm'
iteao County Sair / Hodeiter iibite
llge. bar Sc S~ppisniueer, iom Sbo.
mas MlcGoep al @runo Sorts fore.
100 meb ct Curtis Siftifib. Gr
Sare itcg 2uftifipperen op til Ell
@eibe al 1900 SOB, mebcns ban iii
andre 5ioer ajoroe mango pofre
@enbin9cr oper SrGtopperne. SorS.
bag par ltoitiliueen beieat al ON.
trent 1000 Wenueifer.
Sraer Srufnct. Mife @epcrior
0rlfneoe iorIeoeu / Strira Safes,
umtrent fem Mil p~elteufor @iuboni,
hpor ban inrnmen mcb Ell Somcrat
nar pnn Sngt. Ceres @aao bar inn.
fen pon ct gruuot Steo, % beIIere
emo al peute paa 9iGlp. iotte 9e.
perior mel for al noa 9ono. San
fpote imioIcrtio pau onbere @onb,
pg foriroSien % nbmottet aif ban
innrt un0cr. San oucrlepes al Su
itru os IRE 9srn.
Smananttcr % Sfnocpdaben. 81,
r7er gfnttiou og Iluin Sailion, 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
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mi arbetoe % igler m's ioog Iuno o. TART.
SEQ anbeialer a.tto ar aiImers Spamp-
6eoi III mine &enuer, oa Ies iror BET err en-
iaa COB &eoiein iOm Der iinSes.
glnpnft SirDna,
3414 @aihiugton Ape., So.
Niuneapplis, Miuu.
Nr. Stinner bepioner, al ban iolgte Rr.
Sirone ppeHn9pute Swamp'Fopt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03

ne enise ON at gipe Iibt efter paa
beege Sioer og Iabe bet bero meb
$3.50.
Soeialiiterne | Ga Grosie. Gaa.
bel @eprbIifanerne iom 3emofrater.
ne | 60 CROSSE bar / ben ienere 5io
p9ret tilbsieIiee til at ~betrogte 60.
cialiiterne iom belt uoe al 9egen, men
oisie fioite bar MI Iabet fig forlpoe
meb, at &paineerne life bsr t9aes
for be er fomne no at sggset, og at
De oil babe ct Orb at iise peb n9ite
8als. 9e bar nemIis befienotgiort,
at Der fra MI Of pil blipe fpret fit.
tig UNDER aieolerne, ioet befienbte
3alere meo forte Melemrum bill