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The Washington times., 1911-04-21
PRODUCE DEALERS
WITHOUT LICENSE
TO Be PROSECUTED
Police Instructed to Arrest
Traders Who Ignore
Law.

Produce dealers who have failed to
obtain their licenses for the license
year, which began April 1. are in dan
ger Of prosecution. according to an an
nouncement of the Commissioners to-
day.
The attention of the Police Depart
ment has been called to- the statement
of Wade f. Coombs. license clerk, that
many o. the produce dealers are delin-
ouent.
Many of the dealers wait until May
l, and then say they have tust started
business, and pay for only eleven
months" said Mr.. Coombs. Many fish
dealers are only in business during
Lent. and escape paying this tax alto
gether. II the Police Department will
cooperate with this office in this mat
ter the revenues Of the District will be
materially increased"
Acting upon. this suggestion. Major
Sylvester has issued a bulletin direct
ing attention to Mr.. Coombs' statement,
and directing that the law be enforced
in every instance. Failure to obtain the
license, the cost of which is Sl2 a
year, Is punishable by fine of not
more than $500 or Imprisonment for not
more than thirty days.
The Washington times., 1911-04-21
TAFT STILL AWAITS
REPLY FROMDIAZ
Bloodest Battle of Mexican Revolution Seems Certain
to Be Fought At Juarez This Afternoon, Accord
ing to Official Dispatches.

cause it is only fifty leagues out Of
Mexico City.
Eighty rebels attacked a suburb of
Puebla this morning, but were re-
pulsed, leaving seven dead. 1t Is not De-
iieved they were part of Puebla.
De la Barra's Address.
1t was thought the expected attack
would stop the address of De la Barra
to the congress yesterday afternoon.
but he proceeded without excitement.
The hall was filled. He detailed condi-
tions in the interior and also foreign
relations and cautioned congress
against a breach of friendly relations
with the United States. He mentioned
the presence of United States troops on
the border. and hinted that false step
might produce an international conflict.
When De Ia Barra was shown the
telegram that Madero would not con-
sent to an armistice until after the
battle Of Juarez, he said:
IT haven't received the notice, but II
shows Madero hasn't the interest of
the country at heart The government
opened the doors to peace, but not
through weakness, and his refusal shows
his own weakness and that he is not
working for his country's good"
The Washington times., 1911-04-21
On His Way to H;
Stopped by Detectives

Central Office Detectives O'Brien and
Berman were at Seventh and D streets
northwest this morning. when they saw
a crowd of men and boys following a
man who was dressed only in his under
clothing and a short oyercoat. O'Brien
ran Up to the man and grabbed him by
the arm.
Where are you going % asked the
detective.
straight to h." replied the man.
Don't Interfere with me-"
The detectives took charge Of the man
and sent for patrol wagon, but by
the time 1t arrived a crowd of several
hudred persons had gathered. The man
was taken to the Emergency Hospital
and later removed to the Washington
Asylum Hospital, where he said he was
Arthur Elliott, forty-two years old, with
no fixed place of residence.
The Washington times., 1911-04-21
Madero'S Refusal to-
Consent to Armistice
Causes General Exodus

MEXICO CITY, April A.-Refusal of
Francisco i. Madero to consent to an
armistice has stirred a renewal of un-
rest among all classes.
This is especially true of Americans,
many of whom plan to leave here i'm
mediately because of the common belief
that the United States Will intervene.
The next few days will witness the exit
of hundreds of women and children for
the United States.
In some quarters here 1t is believed
Madero desires to fight at Juarez, in
last hope Of forcing intervention, because
at Aqua Prieta Intervention was not
forced, though 1t is charged the rebels
fired toward the border in order to force
international complications. Others say
Madero is stubborn like Diaz, and Is
bitter at the government because he
was imprisoned during the election and
wants to fight to a finish; that he does
not want peace, and is personally ambi-
tious.
Still others say he is crazy and a re-
ligious fanatic and that having tasted
power he cannot quit.
Revulsion of Popular Feeling.
It is the consensus of opinion of many
persons interviewed that Madero has
lost thousands of friends among his
followers because of his refusal to con-
slider an armistice; that this has helped
the government more than anything
else, and caused a revulsion of feeling
among the people
After the battle Of Juarez, which will
probably be Saturday, Madero will be
given another chance to consider peace.
If he is still stubborn, many of his
inactive supporters will probably rally
to the support of the government. 1t
would not be surprising II thousands
volunteered to support the government
The people seemed not to desire peace
until there were signs II would come.
Now thousands are blaming Madero
for prolonging the war.
The students of the agricultural
school, striking against oral recitauons
and refusing to attend classes, met at
the mess room OF the college yester-
day afternoon to discuss Madero The
police interfered and in the battle two
students were badly wounded. The po-
lice were then thrown out.
Soldiers Raid School.
Minister Fomento rushed eighty SOL
diers to the scene. and they surround
ed the school and held the students
prisoners within. Several escaped and
notified the students union. and a meet
ing of all students was called. Four
hundred attended and demanded recog-
milton for the union of the director.
Matamoras and Chiutla have been re-
captured by Colonel Blanquet's COM
mand of mixed infantry and artillery
against 200 rebels. Seventy are dead
and 200 wounded on both sides. 1t Is
believed the dislodged rebels are uniting
at Atlixco and Chiatla bands of rebels.
and that they will proceed against Pueb-
la. This is considered more serious
than the proposed attack on Juarez, be-
The Washington times., 1911-04-21
Stone in Bladder Removed
Without Surgical Operation

In the Spring of 1904, 1 was con-
fined to my bed with kidney trouble
and thought that would never re-
cover. I took q lot of medicine but
did not realize any benefit from any
thing. finally saw DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root advertisement and sent
for a sample bottle and thought the
sample bottle helped me. SO I bought
more of the medicine from my drug
gist, and after using a few bottles
discharged very large stone from
my bladder.
After passing this stone my health
was very much improved and l have
been able to continue my business
without any serious sickness.
]. L. KNOWLES,
Headland, Ala
Personally appeared before me this
Sth day of September. 1909, J. Lotus
Knowles, who subscribed the above
statement and made oath that the
same is true in substance and in fact.
J. w. WHIDDON.
Notary Public.
The Washington times., 1911-04-21
Three Plead Not Guilty
In Jury Tampering Case

Thomas H. Pickford. retired business
man; William ]. Dugan, and John H.
Walter. today pleaded not guilty before
Chief Justice Clabaugh of the District
Supreme Court to indictments charging
attempted subornation of perjury.
Offer of bribe to Ferdinand Hopp, q
former cafe proprietor. to give false tes-
timony in the damage suit of James
Hudson against Pickford, was charged.
Attorney H. Prescott Galley appeared
for the defendants and was given
twenty days TO demur or enter pleas.
The arraignments were conducted by
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney James Proctor.
Pickford and his co-defendants are at
liberty under bonds Of s., 900 each pending
trial
The Washington times., 1911-04-21
DEATHS

CARRIERB-s Suddenly on Thursday. April
90 1911, at her residence, 1914 North Cap
of Charles Edward Carriere and daughter
of the late Wilhelmina Sicketl.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DE NEALE-Suddenly, on Thursday. April
of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas E. Reardon,
ANNA Z. DE NEALE, wife OF the late
William Y. De Neale.
Notice CT funeral hereafter.
fsii, at y' 5 a. m., CaARIEs II. Dawes.
beloved husband of Mary P. Dawes
Notice of funeral hereafter.
GATCH-suddenly, on Thursday. April 20.
MAY A. CATCH. daughter Of the late
Conduce Catch OF Baltimore.
Baltimore Sun please copy.)
GENAU-On Thursday, April 20. 1911, at 1910
a. m, DANIEL, husband of the late Eliz-
abeth Genau. aged eighty-ive years.
Funeral from his late residence, 45l
Washington street northwest, on Saturday.
April %, at $3.50 a. m. Requiem mass at
st. Mary's Church, at 10 a. m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment at ST.
Mary's Cemetery.
HARDING-on Wednesday. April 10, 1911,
BERNARD NJ, jr., infant son of Bernard
NJ. and Daisy Harding (nee watson).
LYNCH-on Thursday. April 20. 1871. at $3.50
a. M at his residence, 943 Florida avenue
northwest, JOHN BARRY. grandson OF
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SMITH-On Thursday, April 20. 1911, at his
residence 1923 Eleventh street northwest,
DAVID SANDS SMITH. aged sixty-seVen.
Body to be sent to New York for inter
ment.
THOMPSON-On Thursday. April 90 1911, at
l2:4O a. M. at his residence. Arlington,
va SOLOMON HENSON THOMPSON,
husband of Sarah A V Thompson tnee
Bowen), and father Of Mary Alice Butler.
Solomon H. Thompson, Laura V. Allen,
Abigail Rowe and Charles Arthur Thomp-
son, aged seventy-seven years four months
and thirteen days.
Funeral from Lomax A. NJ. z. Zion
Church, Arlington. Va, Sunday, April %,
at / o'clock.
YoIrNG-On Thursday. April 20, 1911, DOR
OTHY infant daughter of George q. and
Ida E Young, aged four months and
seven days
Funeral (private) from the home Of the
parents, 1925 Fourteenth street northwest,
Friday, April q, at p. m. 1nterment at
Glenwood.
sCHAEFER-On April 20. 1911, ANNIE NJ
SCHAEFER (nee Lambden), beloved wife
OF the late Edward A. Schaefer
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from her residence, SS
Fast Twentieth street, Baltimore, Nd, on
Saturday afternoon, at 2:S0 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1911-04-21
| Letter to
DIR. KflmeP & Co.,
Binghamton, n. Y.
Prove what Swamp Root will do for 20

Prove what Swamp-Root will do for you
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Bingham
ton, n. Y, for a sample bottle. 1t
will convince anyone. You will also
receive a booklet of valuable informa-
ton telling all about the kidneys and
bladder When writing, be sure and
mention The Washington Times. Reg
ular dfty-cent and One-dOllar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
The Washington times., 1911-04-21
CONTINUED from First Page.)

the Mexicans, however, of the obliga-
ton to express their sentiments on the
situation In a becoming and wholly
friendly manner.
This, too, comes from official sources.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
On Scputatiou
al Circumstance,

Sor fsrIte Sang / Sprfiets Siito-
rie err Ell aoinbelig Geputation BE.
ben mootaget / 9Iu6iens hos SuItn.
men al Sprfiet. 9eputationens gr.
tie bar at bebe sultanen irteres.
iere iig for Spinbernes StiQing,
ii9r begi9rebes mere Sanolefribeo
for 2eberne al BET fOinoelige Re.
formarbeioe.
SuItanen looe6e al i~nteresier Iig
for De fremiatte Gnifer.
SamtIige auinocr / 9eputationen
bar europpiife Gragter; men par ale
meget tet tiliIsreoe.
Srofsreren for Geputationen oor
llngtprfernes 2eoer Gepfif 9ai6as
Sliitru og en- Ssiter til &i5o Baid)a
oct tprfiife Rarlaments HrRiibent.
Geputationen bouoe ogiaa Soretrr,
De for S~torpeiiren, iom er gift meS
en- Dame fra @ien Og aniees for re.
iormoenlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
FIJtbar vandbsholdsr at Kobbsr.

opvsrmss som en- Tbekjsddsl gjennsm en- KobberaAb-
ming preset I'd af ct stykks Kobber stodsn4s ind mod
hSir- Side AZ ndstsdst. Kogsr Is Gallonsr Wand in8sn
fAA 0ieb,ikke, 90, vsd At drsis ct Ha.ndtAg IAN ksnme
OF Schneider eytt.s bort fra nden. Detts rrsk or pstsnts-
ret og hndes kun paa Majestic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
Paitisheoerne

SooS err Surtigbeb9 en- gammel
Speaefugl flyer, of $urtigbeb er
set, bpormeO man letter en- elobeb
Sa1erfen fra fig. Men BET er BOG
en- iDart omitGnbeIig &iitorie moo
2pietS 305,6 S5 Silometer / Sefur.
bet. Surtigbeoen err altiao, iom oft
m6et Der / 8erben, eft temmelig re.
Iatiot 9eereb, men oct fan ppre
qanIfe interesinnt at BRA nosen
Sammerliguinser melem be for.
ifielige leoenbe gGieners og Natur'
frrfters 9eo9gelieseune.
90 for at begpnoe meb Be melt
beiteSne Sempi iaa pil Ser natiir.
Iigois nof bare be aisbm9nb, iom
piI bPobe, at SelefonSomen er oct
langiomite al ale leoenoe 9eiener,
men 8ioenIfaben bill Dog life bsie fig
for Den aigisreIie, 90 Sneslen faar
9oo iii at bGpbe lit gnmle Rp = ON
man fan BRUCE BET rlbtrpf, mar oct
giGloer 2angiombeb = en- imuf Hr.
1. Selp raar ben bar fulo Damp
oppe, til6ueeIpgger ben nemlig bare
8 Reter | Simen. Men 6orifieaen
mellem ben % en- Sfilbpaobe er for.
bulienoe lioen, ielo | 9etrastning
al at man life reener StiIopaSoen
for @9bbeIsber. Gen naar nemIig
bare 9 Weter | Simen.
Silt er oeiaa temmeIis Iangiom
| 8enbingen. ielp ON be fan gisre
nogIe rate Slag. De ipsmmer / aI.
minoeIisbeb bare ca. 1 SIM. / Simen.
men bet er nahIrligpis beregnet at
p9re | itiaeitaaenbe @ano. oa aIene
iepnt rinoenoe 5Ioopanb bar en- ire
Sange ioa tor Saitigbeo. ct ipsm.
menoe Renneife er enba burtisere,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24

ale Dsre Aabnes nsdAd og dAnner sikrs Hyldsr. Ingeu
Fjedre. Bagerssnsrists AZ haIisabis Jsrn Older I'D suto
matsk, holdeRds hvad der staar paA dem, Askepa1ds
med sssea Esds Afssafsr skufainI AZ Asks = ~ventlsrei
ASkerum torshyggsr nd / Guives. AskeiAs oPfanger Asks
do eileu Wide fade pas Guv.t bet er den ssdsts hAngs
VI hyilksnsomhslst Pris % sknlds WIRE dit klskksa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24

set fan tiIbogeIGege ca. 31a Silo.
meter / Sinen, iamme Sempo, ION
2iiften bar, nnar oct bI9ier I Weter
Sefurbet. gn peltrpnet Sol0ot
fon paa Gagsmariher tiIbageIpaac
aoot A ailometer | Simcn, Ga en-
trdpenbe Sonel - ll6en Sammen.
liening forsnrigt bet iamme,
mems en- burtiesaoenbe SoogiGnger
fan Ipgse enonu 2 SiIometer pao
pr. Sime. 2 Meters giuo ioorer i'll
10 aiIometer | Simen IiSt burti.
gere emo en- trapenoe Hi0ebeit, %
en- 9iitanceIeber fam bolSe aoot s
aiIometer | Simen, omtrent iomme
Sart iom en- iepnt goIopereroe Seit,
mems en- Robaab fnn giere Ell ailo.
meter mere, iomme Start iomt ct bur.
tieieiIenbe SeiIifib. &aturIigois er
9umperen burtigere, oerS Wio6eI.
boTtigbeo err Is Rilometcr. @n for.
boIosois let 9ris, 6 SefunSmeter,
bIir BOG til 81 9iIometer / Simen,
% en- 9pitpadt mar til Sc 80 &iIo.
meter. On Surtielsber ooer fort
StrGfning tiIbagelrg9cr 80 &iIo-
meter, Ell Hibebeit / Sorriere As,
mems Ell Sraoer naar enbnu mere,
AZ 9ilometer. gn rolf Iioen Storm
poa 16 Sefunometer bIir So aiIo.
meter / Eimen, iamme Saitigbeo
iom e, Iaricpal. 2uftifib.
st 8ooStog MAJ life fisre mere
ems 60 9ilometer | Simcn, iaa en-
Sore, ION Ieber 60 SiIometer / ii.
men, fan oltiaa bamIe op meo set.
SiIiiss err Sorpeooboaoen enonul
burti9ere, 6S Silometer, men ben.
Ser oi tiIboae til bcn foite @ritno,
fan en- @pboeIsbscpfIiit naa op til
So &iIometer.
On Suno er, iom gutomobiIiIter
peo, bltrtig / Senoingen, men bet
bill boa maaife forbauie, at Ell Sast.
bunb fan naa 90 9iIometerS Sort.
bpiIfet life er meget minore enS @r.
preStogetS 90-100 GiIometer, og
iomme Sart iom ben engeIife 6rlIo.
%bloosbeIt.
Si pasierer MI meO Wotorcpflen
De 100 &ilometer % roar til Sin.
oerne, bpor Srnen flpper 113 ailo.
meter | Simen, men bIir 6%iItonceret
al 9repouen, iom naor III. Wen
6lpoemaifinen err BOG enouu burti.
aere, ben fan naa inotiI 140 aiIome,
ter | Simer, life meeet minbre enc
6regotiuglen, Tom flpoer 100. On
beftig Srfan $50 Sefilnometer) bIp.
Ter iamme Sart iom 6Ipoemaifinen,
40 &ilometer, men man bar puo
Sbierpatoriet Bun De Come | Iranf,
rig iogttaget SrfaniteO paa 70 Me-
ter, boilfet cir 252 GiIometers So.
itigbeo.
gi forlober iao Sc menneIfeIiae
geiororingsmi6ler meo oen eIeftriifC
Srrtigbanes 210 9ilometer, Sribul,
lonen, iom bar naoet 200 Gilometer
= oct ntaa life ia pPret moriami
oeo Sanoingen - % @utomobiler
meo 225 SiIometer. @n6mr er Der
Ga ct leoenoe 8pien, Tom fan IIao
Nerneifet, boab Saitigbeben ongoar.
Oct er Spalen, iom fan noa 1924 Si,
lometer. Wen set oarer 10 neppc
lGnge, fer Slppemaifinen in6bente,
6enl
Sorlaoer Ri ioa 6e lepen6e 8p.
ienerS Saitigbeoer, naar ri noe
Raturen meo ct Sprang op pao Dc
Itore SaI. 2poen gaar 1900 aiIo,
meter / Simen, % er oog en- rem
Stnfe, Sorbens Smoreining pee
gfpntor er aQereOe ~itsrre, 1870 al,
lometcr, og ProieftiIet fan gaa ira
1000 til ODER 1000 Silometpr / 81,
men. Nen Dor gamle SIooe Ieber
trobs aloeren fine 10000 GiIome,
fer | Simen paa i'm Sci ON Solcn,
90 2piet fra benne tore Spoarmer
rnar os me6 en- 6art al 1,t00,466,.
900 ailometer / Simen. 90 ioa fan
en66a GIeftriciteten / &obbertroat
pao IL Mm. Sturfe ilao 2niet mel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
perfshfor Bagnlng BrSndsbssparsnde

Msjesth or sat sammen med klinknAgler dixie
Bolts os ovnskin, gjorenas den Absolut luft.st .em
en- Dampkisddsl. sAmmsnfoiningerhe VII toroilNs
~lufttetss lor bestAnd 6, da hSerken udSidsiss s-sr
sammentrekning kan aAbns dem.
OWEN or forst med garantsret rgts Asbssto. riAdsr,
4 Tom. tyk, dskket med en- Jernrist sh DER Tor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
en- fianfsnSc ny prdnic.
%*SkrQnebokd.s .<

On ghnot ngfige Stforcr. inutt tbp at 2ruIf
(5it ipm 1rRmte mel "Rpheu" ct ar 5prFuol ane for 30 Gents.
6oruoeu bort ME Rmcr af "6aniGetrSnns" bar III iaar ben SornsrGe
at hume tlbboe bore abouuenter ogua n dr0eu Srrmiebo9 gdle fGf ira
YresieuL Sorlbeu meuem De YrTmnIHreu opprte gsser % @purnrSe, oil
enboer gbonueut alida ba NrIeourg I'll at prLe meqem en- al ois 10 aDeIes
me Yrrmebsser bOoraf "Strsnebota" iauHe oil faa lgdaa mango Senmer.
Set er nemIs Ct apnbsgiernins. at Der Ell tugcuHng iaa g6t for 5umsret %
appetun Tom en- go6 5trsne. cmtn Den M br lGi eMr fortat % vi norfe
bar rofna let for at lna Saterosreu op pa bib Beg
"StrsuebUta" hSebooer S,rsner al bore bebre Srsremniere bemme
Horge, Ne Sdrer iom StuIe, Selduo, Shibrot Martin abGUnnoia, elias
aranumer 90 mango anOre: % uSoaI9,t e. slrt al en- 4sanO im iOrtaar Hs pa
Strsner, ia ior c Ibt al en- Sirsuerahr ieo. SpecuMt nal oi SIRE opmrts
bolosHfeu oil tale for JIG ilo. Ser er ben:
Ia snrrttGha issla tie sinai sers: VI 4earHu aprnnaOan siaa ssn.
vi 5ans Sekanb. - SusraaS. vi gR StGbrut - geterauru. vi Der
Sibh. - "Srus". Gf elias ar1muer - NorbeufieoH SfemicptC. - Stuleu
pau apubefef - 9e Snruhirha at Rprporn. 4f gdtn ac0uu1pua Sam
me .gaal Stpuer. So grrnIt - Gu STARRING mso Raasesaper. On Srum.
pds. - Sptaren 9rchania. Ni Sdus SeGnb. - San ban SpRiia TN bans
SrurHaateu. - aompanien vi Ser SbIe - Snus2ars. Suruiirfta
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par / nnanbe af CInoes Yeseren
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
&amilie-6asniag.
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arsuins" Rr SO er set The i ariem. O
6amtte' sGsntn8" bebsOer life Irrsr uosen Suroouiiou Zen taller for
hImuen al ale tm en- ~0eorab, Sofrn@s oritre bar aIo Inat i'm smas for
tugt oerlaoe oct "npe gro til bore 2rercS Seoemmeie.
9etaIieret Snsbolssfortssueie til 'sarniHss saSnins" Mr. 80.
0. SarOeH elfer sssstornet: 2ist al Spar sGhr. = emaabiasrier or 1r.
" smonie asteu: lIphfoier. = Gen famine sisru. - Singer @irsrpise os
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treret. smasra. VI Sobs o St 30 Sara Ct 6umartsbiueoe al O.
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gara,peu. = Ora 9srses 8orts. 6ortrur@r fra SrortIanSets Sffore geb
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SGpe' o spsstnuh. = st secras Ole Bulls 1S % osroefrrs. (Squhres
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(5ri TrGmie mS "gohcu" ct ar 5prFnSl-sGIss ahne for % Gents.
Set eIrber os at hume meSSeIc be af pore abuuueuer. im enouu He bar
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butter. SssrSan spnben tom ino geroen. f TIs GoGet SOst NJ Tr.
@ee. = 9Bt on srGf. Hprenes asst. gmS sfueoer smaahpter ir
gpru. - spbafspchu. Ieb 9tneNer 5lusu fom ahct o. 9ouslSr. go Oils
eber giuoipinet Ism s0bltpp. Web gatSe. Mere aierhsheS. Stga
Gamilir-G 30 sntne 1lumrr 30.
Ior llnaanntntrn.
(ri grrmie mS "GOhen" ct anr 5Srfnb) -sGIscS aIne for 25 Gents.
@i benIeber Spmrrhomfeeen paa Dc rler gunre at "6Gmhics 9rsrtns-.
Tom huoes ipechcert YrrrRIiren vi hiie nuI ri ipedet fembrpe Rr 30,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
Hstalieret SnsboISsforteanelfe.
Eumiltr-L9snine 1lumrr 81.
Cor llnanontn,en.

(Sri grrnte mrS Soften" ct anr 5orfnsl -SGIscS aIcne for 25 Gents.
@i benIeber Cpmarhonbeheu pua De rore gmre af "Smihs9rsrtrg".
ION ct fOrtrgffeHg 9efs for lreoomnen 9@s Snterestn for at Irc Norf
Tube preI bu blanot b urc Scuumet. gb benz ct ereupIar bier al "Sdrts
le.ersntn9 Mr 80. 90 b tr Nfer paa' at De ipGncsnee Os prttcnSs hort
tGainecr al 9nob q. Bull, SauS aaurb, Der SbIs os mango andre. GuSI
Stpter Ell o9iaa pa gn8df. souile gineSerer afmpScr ret Tom bet er Seghrl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-24
Hvorfor den skuIde vaere i dit Kjokken

bestsndiE du han % den. Ingen Hsds slipper I'd
or ingen hold Luft kommer ind, hvcrsd trsngss kun de-
hAlve Brende mod andre Homtyrer, og du taAr en- ALSO
Int jeyn og paAlidelig vams for Bagning.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
Presbyterian Church Notes.

The usual services wcrr held sun
day. Next SUNDAY Rev. John Dun
can will preach ~ Oregon and Wood
Vile.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walton and iamil, de-.
parted Tuesday noon for Louisville.
Ky. They will bc ~ home u, 2.i.n W
Chest nut 81.
The Woohvillc congregation met ~
Mr.. Elcinpct"r's saturday and pre-.
scnled Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Niu.
able token Of their love. >Acknuw-
Judgement Is made OF similar tokens
from the ladies Of the Oregon church.
from Mrs. Kelley and from Mr.. open.
lander. Thanks for tlw kindncsScs.
The latch string Is on the oui side,
Come. JAMES NJ. WALTON.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-31
Monarch.

Mrs. Frank COlhour and Roy Wis.
tied at Oregon Sunday.
Sunday school will begin next
Sunday, April :, al Up. m.
George Garner started TO his home
In Colorado Wednesday Of last week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Garner made a
trip to Oregon Monday Of this week,
Miss Mabel Rhodes, of Elwood,
Kan, is visiting this week with her
aunt, Mrs, James Smith.
Mrs. James Smith went 10 ST. 10.
seph last week to visit her cousin,
Mrs. Nellie Crystal, who Is AZ the
Ellsworth hospital.
Those who attended the sale of An.
drew Johns, Of near Nodaway, were
Frank Colhour, James Smith, Lee
Hughes, Gotleib OFT, John Patterson
and wife and Blanche,
Rev. Garrett will take for his
texts. SAT urday, April ], at 3 p, m,
"The Handwriting on the WALL"
Daniel. 9Th chapter; Sunday at II a,
NJ, "Dividing of the Ways" Proverbs
l4:l2; Sunday evening at = p. M, "Vi'
sions and Dreams" Acts 2:l7.
CLIFFORD.