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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11
PLYMOUTH CHURCH OF SOUTH oT7uMwA

Plymouth congregational church. Of
South Otlumwa. has established a pre-
cedent At its annua! business meet
ing last week its paz.or presented d
clause 10 be Incorporated into ,he
church CONSTITUTIONS This : The clause
which was unanimously adopted by the
OttumWa church without comment or
debate:
We hold as a church IF Christ that
Inc legat'zed I!qdoF tEaliIc j OBVIOUSLY
- = : = - '-!" ~
man ram re-aa,.,l If az r,f,a- 7i,ar an nm,
qualified evil. Therefore il Is hereby
made contrary 70 the rules and regula-
LIONS u tiiIs c-i'1i ~ ~ use :
$50, f,r ,,.,.e.,,, r,.7o.ses So. t,,,,;5
ings for saloon purposes. sign petitions
for IegaliZing the traffic, or in any way
ala or promote me tqlor business Ihe
-, ' s 80 -
church and II any ,a.rr7f,. shall mar
sist in any of the above ofenses after
due notice ana consideration mas o"en
-.i.i- M re- :.
If churc, rner7hersJ,fn
Now this * business. TIE s+rjct1,.
,1vanpe1ical churcbas .f,r,,oI,- ~. conn
4rv are onen1v and lorffI,. ae,afnsr ,ha
,;o,or frat fic none r,,or. ear,as,t,. and
emnba1icaI,v than 1ba co,are,,s.,ie,r,l
denomination Whom -ha ,SAm.a
ch,rch adon+ad that clause ;p,o i-s
fundamenta, law, l. said for, ftsaIf yyha+
A. has been saving for o-,.rs-f,a+
nr,ncin,e * anoya ...,.,:z.,.>.. 49,
cburch exna5ie,cv n u.as d.soi+a
announcements that nopl. r,fgt. rr5ar
-. sh.,+.r ~ .,o o,,, ,,r,,,,,...,
ENGAGE :, tho Iio,,o,r rarfic i,lirec-,,..
that /. so,id snbscrin-iop fo the church
hudeet can NOT cover +ranseracsio, of
sts announced nrincinle~ and that .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11
hirty days on the stone pile.

thirty days on the stone pile.
It's class legislation OF the worst
kind virtually saying to the rich young
man about town. get as drunk as YOU
please, when you can no longer walk.
Sioux City officials will call carriage
and send you safely home. but for some
poor devil that has spent his last dime
for drink, he IL dragged off to the
lookup. riding if he can not walk in the
patrol wagon.
It's sensible plan and will save
many an unfortunate young man from
the disgrace OF a public arrest and trial.
Many men will thus make their first
offense. their last one
All of which Ia respectfully submit
ted to other Iowa cities soon to try the
commission plan
l, would seem that slow motioned Iowa
Is at last waking up to the Importance
of dong something to turn the tide OF
immigration and emigration. A re-
cent issue of Golfers says: Space is
given to these two announcements in
the hope that they may lend help to one
Of the most wholesome movements in
contemporary American life:
MASSACHUSETTS,
And Her
Advantages and Opportunities
With a List of
Farms For Sale
BY the Secretary of the
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
state House, Boston. Massachusetts.
LIST OF FARMS
In New York State
Occupied and Unoccupied
For Sale or Rent
Compiled and Published by the
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
State House. Albany. New York
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11

snO Sse WIZ 0VUU WV O0SN "
llfe."
vealed the color that was coming
back into her cheeks.
For . while she did not speak At
all: then. al II replying to COM
mont OF his, she said:
Yes, It's beautiful. But,
Philip. it's dead Dead"
Not this air that has ozone spar
king al through 1t. It IL alive enough
to make your blood dance. It's doing
that now"
He tried to persuade her to take =
little szreciss along the length Of the
tunnel, but she demurred to that. In
stead. she asked him to bring out
some bearskins and let her sit there
at the cN6head looking out.
And" abe supplemented, IL you
r.n& 10 know what should like most
Of all. It would DO to have You bring
your wings 20 that can see you ny.
ing again. and . feld-glass that can
watch you through ,-...-..-.--..-.---.
He felt some hesitation. partly out
q = leer. Of leaving her. and rarity
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11
CHAPTER Xxx.
A Mooniit Day.


The midday moon had changed the
somber purple of the snow to silver.
The snow lay everywhere, save upon
the vertical face Of the cliff itself, an
unrent, immaculate mantle over all
this arctic world. The valley, the
hills. the beach and the frozen sea
all lay at peace beneath 1t, as il asleep
or dead.
To Cayley, where he lay. suspended
in midsky, the moonlight cleaning
upon the sensitive fabric Of his
ripples on q mill pond in the dead Of
some June night-.to Cayley this white.
sleeping, frozen world looked very
far away. He was awning for the
first time since that eternity ago when
he had descended upon the beach be-
side Jeanne to warn her Of the ap-
proach of the bear.
How long ago that was. by the
measure of hours and days and weeks.
an estimate that would be better than
a guess. He remembered how des-
perately they had worked that night.
saving what they could from the burn
ing hut and carrying 1t back into the
cave; remembered with what labor he
and Jeanne had climbed the ice chin
ney to the only shelter that now re-
NAMED to them, the little pilot house
observatory upon the cliff-head: re-
membered the unremitting labor Of
uncounted hours while they adjusted
he i'm.
posed by the calamitous loss Of the
hut
But after that there were lapses Of
time which memory did not cover
During that time he knew the ut
most fury Of the arctic winter had
been raging over them, without cessa-
ton. They had been sheltered from
it down in the heart of the great drift
of snow which the storm had heaped
about them But. even in this security
the shock of those successive parox-
ysms of natures titanic rage reached
down and benumbed them, body and
soul
But at last the rage Of the storm
had spent itself and had become still
The bitterness Of the cold relaxed and
became milder. Cayley had felt the
blood stirring in his veins again, the
power Of consecutive thought and the
into his possession. He had gone to
work, feeb,y and drowsily at first, but
with constantly incrsasing energy and
strength, 1t the task of opening up.
once more. the tunlel through the
drift which the great storm had
choked.
When he had broken through the
outer crust Of the drift, and the white
radiance of the midday moon shope
into the black tunnel where he had
been working. he stood for moment
drawing deep breaths and gazing over
the scene which lay beneath his eyes.
He hastened back into the little pilot
house.
Jeanne was doing upon heap OF
dimculty; really waking up had been
hard matter lately. almost as hard
- really getting on to sleep. she
was still drowsy when he led her
along the tunnel to the cliS.head.
"Breathe Deep" he told her. we
were half poisoned In there. This air
will bring you back TO life again. 1t
and the moonlight"
He had been Supporting her with
his arm about her waist, but now, a.
she hold herself little straiEhter and
he could feel her lungs expanding
With the pure air she hreathsd hs
withdraw the arm and let her stand
alone. Even the white moonlight 10
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11
The C],i1dren's Plague
BY JAcoLYN MANNING, NJ. D.


by terrible this
tered thousand children have been its victims since
Grip
pied What known of this fshsu disease which rapidly
the West Wisconsin District Medical
methods prevention
Of
permis sionl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11

who cares how many votes We're
bought for Lorimer. 1t is enough that
one was bought" declares the Hardin
County Citizen. $50 long as he profit
ed by it he ought to hang his head in
shame. but these jungle fraternity fei-
lows have little idea OF shame
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11
a%m-1--~

Do you know that fully nine out of
every ten cases of rheumatism are
simply rheumatism OF the muscles due
to cold or damp. or chronic rheuma-
tism, and require no internal treat
ment whatever? Apply Chamberiain's
Liniment freely and see how quickly il
gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

"Hooray for harmony!'' shouts the
Sioux City Tribune. Its all settled.
The Hawkeye and Gazette. railroad or
gans of standpat Burlington, have unit
ed on Young. All that's lacking is the
consent OF the rest Of the state"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11
Method. Of Fighting the Plague.

Methods Of Fighting the Plague.
DR.. Simon Flexner in his latest re-
port in the Journal OF the American
Medical Association. says: 1.-The serum
trea tment OF poIiomyelitis must at the
present time be regarded as strictly in
the experimental state, and 1t can not
be predicted how soon or whether ever
at al such form OF specific treatment
of the disease will be applicable to the
Spontaneous epidemic disease of hum an
beings
Checking the Spread.
1t is Of greatest importance that
every known method Of fighting the
spread of this plague be invoked. These
methods include:
Isolation Of cases.
Distinction OF everything about the
house where patient is sick
The use of peroxide of hydrogen as
a nose and throat disinfectant by all
persons in the household and in the
com munity.
The abolition of the public drinking
cub.
The abolition of the public towel
The recognition of the principle OF
elimination in treating the disease.
The recognition by the public and by
the authorities OF the menace Of this
plague, and the prevention OF such
: =, ethods Of distribution the Stron-
burg Fourthof-July celebration and
the Eau Claire street fair.
Great Danger Next Summer.
1t has been noticed that many do
| nestle animals are afflicted with pa
ralysis at the time Of epidemics. Simi-
lar symptoms have been noticed in
chickens, cats, horses, colts, dogs. rogs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11

did. Seems nice also to have him out.
Even nicer to keep him out and tap
his we'll spring OF information by a
pipe line.
What the legislature didn't do yes
terday-elect a senator
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11

The Scranton Journal says Iowa
congressman who correctly represent
their constituency will vote against any
sort of u parcels post
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11


soil these days" remarks the Ocheydan
Press. And he's not only wise. Hes
rich or he couldn't buy it, adds the
Valley Junction Express
Cant some faithful standpatter
head off LATE Young" inquiries the
GrinneM Register. He is going TO the
bad in hand basket, Thursday he
broke out in new place with hearty
endorsement OF the Oregon plan of
electing senators. 4 few weeks more
OF this life, canker eaten with desire
for a long term in the United States
senate. and there will not be a heresy
of Albert Cummins which he will not
have agreed with and swallowed
whole
The Waterloo Courier says the Ore
son plan grows in popularity. 1t has
been proven as efficient as direct cleo
ton tho more cumbersome and expen-
sive"
To the Mason City Globe Gazette lit
looks as tho this session of the legisla-
ture was composed Of men who do not
expect to return in subsequent egis-
latures and therefore propose to go to
the limit in getting some real reform
measures on the statute books of Iowa"
The independent voter elected the
dem ocratic house; and the independent
voter will elect the next president Who
ever he may be" declares the Daven-
port Democrat.
"Of course says the Cedar Rapids
Republican. there is another row on
in the state board Of health. That body
has been in discord mos, of the time
for many years past. What's the mat
ter?'
The decision of the supreme court
artests anew the wonderful perspective
of the Nebraskan." says the Dubuque
Telegrap phi Herald. speaking Of the
courts approval OF the bank guaranty
law. While the fact that he (Mr.
RrEan). thinks far ahead has kept him
out Of the presidency, it has made him
the natural leader OF the reform move
ment in this country More than any
other statesman of modern times he
has made political what were academic
questions and made il easier to estab-
ish fair and equal dealing"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11

He is a wise man who buys Iowa
soil these days" remarks the Ocheydan
Press. And he's not only wise. He's
rich or he couldn't buy it. adds the
Valley Junction Express.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11

Ito Be Continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11

"of course says the Cedar Rapids
Republican. there is another row on
in the state board Of health. That body
has been in discortl most Of the time
for many years past What's the mat
-aro''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11

The Waterloo Courier says the Ore
son plan grows in popularity. 1t has
been proven as efficient as direct cleo
ton tho more cumbersome and expen
sive."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-01-11

The independent voter elected the
dem ocratic house; and the independent
voter will elect the next president Who
ever he may be- declares the Daven-
port Democrat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Pe fra montana.

Spo Iafota og 0ele al Wiinneiotn
pil / Sslt fao enoel al fin Ssiorip.
ming fra MontanG, ibet Nortbern
Eaciiic Sanen, Tor at afbiGlpe Den
tore 6ooermangel, lur lat frat en-
ipeciel Srogttnrt, bporpeo so fan
fragtes fra Suoitb @np til Steoer i
Horo 9ofota for ira 80 til 36 Gents
pr. Sun0reoe Grno. Get er Mon.
tunos Ilfalfn, iom oerpe6 bill bringes
~eitoper. 5rngten bill iaIt beIsbe Jig
til Sc pr. Con, men oa bette SO /
Wontann meo rinlcli1 6orticueite
fan ~prooucereS til $40 pr. Son, fan
oct | Gofotnerne fisbes til SIC, ell.
Ter 50 minore enc Der MI betales for
5imotbibs.
Milipmufec. @anen pentes at bile
gisre Iianenbe Snorsmmelier, % GA
Ser / Smearen at billings er aplet
en- WPngoe NliaIia, bill Sset piitnof
oeioa Der funre iGIges til rimeIig
Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
iii ,neo batten!

Selen u. &altfman, en- ~foinoelig
9bpofat / San Sroncisco, ifnlbe for
Ieoen fsre en- Sag for Sommer @rd,
hams &et oerlteos, men efter olmin-
oelig Sfif og 9rlig blanot Spinoer
bebclot bun Soften paa, oa bun
trooote frem for at argnmentere i'm
8lients Gag. 9ommeren gioroe
benSe imiblertio Itrar opmerfiom
paa. at / ale DC 9(ar, ban bapbe ito.
bet.i Getten, bopoe life nogen aboo-
fat enbnu briItet iie til at bile trGoe
frem for Sfranfen uben fsrlt at tage
Soften al. 9iebliffeIig bleb ire
Sattenaale trufne no, ben blomiter.
impffebe Sat lagt poa 9oroet blanot
sc tpffe, I9oerinbbunone 2opbsger,
bporpaa bun igien traaote frem. =
Senoes Sag optog life lang Sib, ben
gift frn no poa at bepiie en- Glen
bomsret, og eiter at Gommeren og-
iad | benne Senienebe nor tilfreos.
ftiaet, blep Satten igien f9ltet meb
De ire Haale, bporpaa Iopofat og
Silent forlob Hetslofalet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
"Sampittieheos penee"

geb DC Soreneoe Staters 6inans-
Department mootngeS ofte 9repe
meo "Samuittisbeos Yenge", set bill
lige Tenge, iom en- urolig Sampit.
tigbeo bar tpuneet 0enne eller bin til
at tilbagebetale, ioet Yeofommenoe
paa en- eller onoen Waaoe bar beipe.
get Statsfasien, men bsiit iiel0en
forefommer iooanpe SiIfpIoer / ielpe
Statsbeparteuientet ga en- @etient
/ bette forIeben ao6neoe goitcn fonot
ban irtioIertib / ct 9rep fem 100.
OoaarIeoler, men pna Eapirarfet,
ser bar niflet ON Nen9eieolerue Itoo
finn freezer Groet gGonicience"( Gam.
oittigbeo). StotS6cportementets
gnbebsmpno bar neqtct at meobele
/ bpilfen 9p 9repet bar itempIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
6oth ieirer.

gn meo flor Snteresie imsoeieet
@rpbefamp ianot / Wsanbaes Steo /
Chicago. 3ampen itoo mellem Sn-
bebaperen al MeiterIfabet paa bette
Smraaoe, Sranf @otdl ira Sum.
boIbt, Soma, og Den befienbte rus
fife grpbefi9mpe George Socfen-
ibmibt. Ser bar omfring 10000
Wenneifer tiliteoe for at ie pan anm-
pen melem DC 70 9sper, og set par
| Sorpentnina ON ct langparig oe
interesiant SfueipiI, at ale oisie
baoSe inofunbet ia og betolt fine
iurt e%rbperpeoe aognngspenge. 9e
blep imiblertib ifiiifeoe, ialialb bpaS
8ampens S9ngoe nngaar, for ben
nareoe bare nogle faa Winuter.
@oth faitebe Sacfenidmiot / War.
fen iom en- SGf. irrit en- Gang, og
ian libt citer engang I'll, oa Sermeb
nar aitianmen ooer. Zen itore
@asier ipntes. oct giorSe ponot. %
belere END at tage mere af iamme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
JernbaneuIvffe

Gn ubpgaelis SerubnueiiIpffc inS.
trai Sirsoog Iorgen pna Spo.9o.
men, ibet ct R~osingertog, oct ioa.
falbte "gelpet Speciol" LOB inc | en-
aoben Smitf peo en- 9onefrposning
pn Mil / Spo for Sremont, Wis.
lille Sogne meb llnbtogelie al to
Soreooene flei al Sporet % bIep al
ocIes runineret. Sire Wenneifer
bIep orGbt og cncr 40 fom tiIifaoe,
buoraf flere alporligt. De orGbte err
acknowledgement 9lugllit aleiter ira
Sono on 2ac, en- Gosiager % TO
cramps, Der reiite iom "glinopoS.
ingerer", Slere al &c ~tilifooefomne
bIep iaa IemlGitet, at oeres 2ip life
itoar til at reboe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Sraottarterne.

SanoelSioreningen i GuIutb bar
til Snteritote Commerce aommisiio.
men iremiert aIoge ooer 6rogttdr.
ternc mcIIem oeune gn % Steoer /
South Snfotn, ioet ser paaitoaes,
at giitibere / Spiainabperi,e begun.
itiges.
Srteritotc Commerce 3ommisiio.
men hor ben 5te bS. gipet Siaaoelie
til. at Ser paa sc meaemitotIige
Sernboner, bpor DC giGIoenoe Sroat.
torter mi er / Strio meo 2open ont
transport oper Iorge % forte
StrGfuineer, aiercs iaaboune 6or.
oaorinecr / classification og RegIer.
iom goo Sorretninesisriel moatte
dnpiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Cats Reiie.
Ereiibenten nil rciIc sienuern "a
Stater % tale til @elgerne.
On Eur paa $4,000 Wtl.

gn belteWt Suite er mn bIeben no.
Iogt for Treiibert Salts Riinoreiie
giennem 2anbet, os oct piier Jig, at
ben saar giennem life minore enb
"a Stater, meoens Der | oper 100
gper bill itanies iaapas at 8r9iiben-
ten foar Sio til at taIe ON De for.
ifiellige politiife Spsrgsmaal. &ei-
len paabegpnbes ira Boston ben
15oe Sept., og inben Gait ben lite
Sftober naar tilbage til @aibington,
bill ban babe tiIba9elaet 10000 Mil.
Sra Boston gaar &eiieu gjennem
Ienniplpania, Midigan Sainois,
Wisiouri og 8anias, % ben 2Soe
Sept. naaes Soma, bpor ErGiioenten
ben Sag bill boloe Saler / Council
BLUFFS, 9eniion, Sort 9obee, @eb-
tier Gitp os Soma Sails; ben 29be /
8aterloo, Ses Woines, &norpiae,
Ilbia og Sttumipa. Serfra gaar
8eiien tilbaee til @isiouri os pibere
peitoper giermem Nebraifa, Colo
raoo, 8Doming, l(tab, Soabo og
8aibington til 8piten, ibet Greii.
benton ifal p9re / Seattle og Sa-
coma Sen 10be Sftober. Otter ct
9eise ! Here andre al @aibingtons
9per reiier ban eiennem Oregon til
California, bpor ben 14be og 15oe
Sftober ifal tilbringes / San Sron.
cisco, og iaa tilboge oper lltab,
@poming og Wontnna til Spb Sa-
fota, bpor ban Den 2toe Sftpber bill
Itonie / gperne Gogemont, Gutter,
Seaomoob, 8iiit, 2elb, Stirgis %
Rapio Gitp; ben 22be / Tierre; ben
23oe | Suron og Iberbeen, boorpaa
ban | Winneiota gisr i%rarife Bitter
/ gperne Cologne, Sbafopee, Wan.
fato, @aterpiae, Soribault. Ran-
oolpb % anfpmmer til minneapolis.
Otter at bare talt | ct. Saul ben
25oe Sftober fortiettes Heiien til
@isconiin, bbor ban ben 26be bill
bore / Green 9ap, gppleton, Sib.
fob, Sono on 2ac % anfomme til
Wilipaltfee, for ben npite Dag at
forti9tte giennem &acine og aeno-
iba til Chicago, / bpiIfen 9p Ser ifal
gisres en- ire Cages Stans. Oct flo
ite @~nIebsiteo er Bittsb,irg BEN Bite
Sftober, og BEN npIte Dag fol gr9.
iioenten, ifslge BEN nblagtc Suite,
bore tilbage / oct Spioe Sus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Rehelanfcrer faIoen.

Sfelge MeooeIelier, Ser Ben Ace
Sept. inoIsb ira Werico Gin, ifal
&ebelanfsreren Sen. Gmiliano go
pota bore faloen | et Slag, iom NOR
Gbinameca ubfiGmpeoes mellem
bans Stprfe og en- Del al De febe.
rale trooper unber Sen. 8reoerico
Morales. SoruOen Infsreren Jag.
bes femti Sprsrere at pGre bIepne
orGbte. Sen. 3apata, Der for bar
en- al Srancisco s. Maoeros SilbGn-
gere, bapbe peo Gbinameca iamlet
flere Slinbreoe WGnb, trobs en- meo
Mabero inbgnaet Sperensfomit ON,
at al @9bniug ifuIoe op1ere.
Spnbag fanbt ct Splsb Ste6 /
Merico Gitp, men oen nGIte 9aa
bar altio iti0e, og finn oct bel be.
pGbnebe riOenbe ToIiti pibenoe ON,
at Spreret enbnu nlner poa 9uns
ben. Stubenter tilbsrenOe oct libe-
rale Earti bar iammenfalot ct Msbe
for at proteitere moo Den Woaoe,
bporpaa SnoenrigsminiIter 8orcio
8rannoas fpalte ooem9pnte Splsb.
3e paaitaar, at ban for frem meb
uneboenoig @ritiombeb, og be falber
BAN "aoinffernes Gbef", forbi ban
b~eororeoe eler tinoo oct ribenbe 30.
Iiti at foretoee Nngreb paa Tsbe-
Ion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Gummins moo Gait.

Sra les Moiues, Sa., m~eooeIes,
of Senator Gummins / 5irs0ags of.
ientliegjorbe en- Sfripelie, boori ban
Eunft for 9untt poapeger. boorfor
Orr. Saft efter bans (Senatorens)
Nening life buroe giennomineres for
nof en- Sermin. Dan nppner blanot
anoet Snfts Stiling til oen conaoi.
ife Heciprocitets ag, Tom Gummirs
betegner iom "het ubeIoigite Stpffe
9%opginning. Der er brepet i1iennem
| ben mp9renOe administrations
Sib."
5orsori9t giennemgif Senatoren
YrGiioent SaitS belle Spnoeregiiter
ira gapne.alOrifs SoIolob iii bans
Seto MOB lllSlopeu og 3erp Nerico
ag ari5pna "Stateboob Bill, beri
inbbeiattet "Recaa" al 9ommere.
Gummins barber tiIilut, al / ale
oigfigere eager Ddr WPr. 3a1f legt
i'm Ststte hos Stanbpatters % De
berite gasitr9pere | Senatet og |
Suiet, og bpn ~iilisier ippoiet at bpis
bet repubIifanite Rarti sniter en-
S~ortiettelie Of bette SIass 5srer.
fob. iaa fan bet intet beSre sisre
emo at s%iennominere Gait. Men
gummins tror life paa bette Ssrer.
fab, berfor baaber ban, at en- pro.
aresHp Nano oil bli nomineret. San
crflarer | i'm S%uoIeouina, of operior
1ait perionlig nGrer ban life anoet
enb penlise 5sIelier, men bette bar
intet mes BoIitif at beiiue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08
Gift peo Rontraft.

Self ii6en 1908 bar ser / Staten
Hep Yorf pPret en- Sop, h~poroeo
8iitermaaI fan iuOgaaes uoen SiGlp
al Brett. Sreosoommer eller anben
Gprigbeosperion. men iimpeltben
fun oerpeb, at 9ruo og 9ruogom
uuoerifriner en- ifriitlig grfl9ring
ON, at oct er oeres Seniigt at leoe
iammen iom Mtoub og Suitru.
2open bar imiolertio life ppret be.
npttet isr M iorleOen 8ng. oa set er
2onal6 Charles Wac2ean, Sm al
Eroi. Woc9enu peo Winneiotas Uni
ueriitet, Der bar g@ren al at hare be.
npttet iig al oenne minore roman
title Gei til 9GgteIfabet. San or ieIu
Carer / Watbemntif peS en- itsrre
9preurItnlt / 4ep Dorf Sin, % bans
gruo er 9Grerinoe peo Den oiientlige
Sfole - begae iprige Sorfipmpere
FOR auinoens 2~igeitiaeIie me0 Man.
ben.
Observation-Disclosures maa, efter
ogina at uGre unoertegnet al giorer.
i~uOleoeres til gpreiteu. men Nac
2enn mnatte beupenbe iig til Ter Tor.
ifieQige Gommere. ier ban trai on
Der bar ioapiot bepanoret | 2ooen.
al ban oiSite ON oenneRnaoe at giite
iig pan. Sioen 2opeu peotoges for
ire Mar ii6en. er Den belt gaaet /
'8lemmeboqeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-08

Slag, erflRrebe ban Jig for en- la.
gen Mano. Oct bar aabenbart, at
bans tioligere Strait % Sp9nitigbeo
bopbe forlaot bam. Get bar fun en-
Sfpgge al ben gamle 3iempe, iom
bauoe pitt Jig paa Sfueplaolen, og
ban giorbe nGrmeit en- pnfelig ii.
CUR.
Sacfenif)mibt tiente S12, 900 paa
&omeoien, men fllnoe tient fire San.
&c iaa meget, ON ban bapbe baot be.
ore Sorretningspet. SotalinotGgten
Dor nemIig $87,053 % al bisie pilbe
ban foaet 20 Irocent; men ban fro.
ebe life, at Ser piloe fomme ioa nan.
ge Solf og bapbe paa Sorbaanb iol9t
fine Brotenter til lin Wanoger, Cur.
len for omfr. $4,000 og ct Bur III.
len til Observation-Disclosures. Sci.
gen bar, at Gltrlep tiente npiten
$4,000 paa bam. 8otd) funbe og-
iaa giort BET beore, ON ban bapbe
taget be alminbelige Brocenter,
men iitebet berfor bapoe ban betin-
get iie $4,000, og BET moo 10 inb-
rsmmes, at bette beaer life bar iaa
Oaarlig Sorretnins for omtrent IS
Winuters S%ppisning, Der openifis-
bet life ipntes at tage ipnberlig paa
GrPfterne.