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The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

clears up absolutely the tragedy OF
the explosion and fire at l:o'
o'clock on the morning OF OCTOBER
10. 1910, which wrecked the plant
of the Los Angeles Times at First
and Broadway, and caused the
death of q persons. For 19 counts
the McNamaras were indicted and
J. B. McNamara was on trial spec
ifically for the murder of Charles
J. Haggarty, machinist, whose
body was found nearer than that
of any other to the spot where tn
dynamite was supposed to have
been placed. Both mems senten-
ces we're set for December 5, when
it is expected District Attorney
Fredericks will ask for life inn
prisonment for James B. McNa
mara, the confessed murderer, and
probably IA years for his brother
The mems lives are considered
saved. The great contention that
the Los Angeles Times was moi
Idynamited is dead beyond resur
rection or argum mt.
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08
Among the Rai|roaders

w. D. Eggleston is at Butte and
Deer Lodge taking an examination
in machinery, etc.
Lew Williams of Deer Lodge is
relieving w. ID. Eggleston as host
Ter.
Lhe railroad company is now
working the largest force OF mech
anics that they ever have had in
the Harlowton Shops.
Ward Nichols, car foreman,
spent Monday at Lewistown look
ing after the car repair work at
that point.
Emil Peterson, coal dock fore
man, has resigned. His place was
taken by Mr.. Warner.
Assistant General Superinten-
dent e. HI. Barrett of Butte, L. ).
Hamilton, division of Deer Lodge,
and J. E. Hood, superintendent OF
Three Forks. were here few days
last week looking after the affairs
of the railway company.
George Bell, machinist, spent
Saturday and Sunday at Lewis
town on business.
w. X. Denty, boilermaker, spen1
2 few days last week at Dee
Lodge.
| M. M. Martin, engineer, ant
Fireman Mapziger have been as
signed to the run from LewlstoWl
to Hilger.
Norman Good, who just receives
a service date as fireman on tn
Miles City division, is now firin
. on the local freight between her
/ and Melstone.
Geo. Hershow has taken Harr
Mackay's place as stationary eng
l neer at the round house.
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

Some of you fellows who have
never had million dollars like us
editors do not know of course what
a big pile it is. We will put you
on. When you have a million one
dollar bills piled one on top OF the
other, you will have to reach 268
feet to take off the top one. Ii
YOU have them end to end, you
would have to walk II miles. If
you have them in silver dollars
the pile would be one and one-h9l Vt
miles high. We know because we
tried it the other night, but the
darned bed Stats broke and wok'
us up.
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

Representative Burton l.. French
of Idaho has bill providing Tor
uniform code of signals on all rail-
roads, that will doubtless be
brought before congress and given
consideration at the coming ses-
sion. Mr.. French has secured
strong support for the measure
from railroad bodies, and labor
organizations, and it is also said
that government authorities, as
well as railroad officials favor the
measure.
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

James B. Mcnamara pleaded
guilty to murder in the first de-
gree in Judge Walter Bordwell's
coart yesterday. His brother, j ohm
j. McNamarara, secretary OF the
International Association of Bridge
and Structural Ironworkers. en-
tered plea of guilty to having
dynamited the Llewellyn Iron
Works in Los Angeles on Christ
mas day, 1910.
James J. McNamara's confession
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

State Of Montana. County of Meagher SIS:
IL. Wheeler Freeman. Cashier
of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
j. Wheeler Freeman. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day of Dec, 1911.
W. G. Husband
Notary Public for the State of Montana,
residing at Harlowton, Meagher County,
my commission expires Oct. 13, 1912.
CORRECT-AtteSt:
BENZ. j. URNER
s. X. CAMPBELL Directors.
JOSEPH LABRIE
j. WHEELER FREEMAN
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

For the first time in seven years
a meeting of the Cabinet was held
at the White House last week,
instead of at the executive Offices.
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

the Blue House. Good clean
rooms at moderate prices. Mrs.
r. f. Hanzlik. 17tf
For Rent-Two cottages both in
good neighborhood. Apply tol
] John A. Ross.
FURNISHED ROOMS-By the
day, week or month at reasona
BILE prices at the Cliff House.
Throughly remodled and under
new management. "a
FOR SALE-One 3 room house on
Central Ave. near depot. This
house has fine large lot 40 100
"a john Ross
PHOTOGRAPHS-As an Xmas
present they have got them all
beat. Better get busy and have
some made at the johnson
Studio before it is too late.
Studion open every day. 24-25
A new assortment of Art Squares
lust received at Marshall's. 16
Roundup Coal $3.50 per ton de-
| livered. Montana LumberCO.
Look at the new fall samples at
the Modern Tailoring Co.
MARSHALL'S SPECIAL tai
LORING is the best at the low
est prices. Hundreds Of new
exclusive patterns. Call and
look them over.
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08
w A N 7 S

Ten Cents per Line First insertion: each :
SuN
4+
sizes, al Dreyer's Hard ware store.
Painted & Galvanized Wire for
colo ,>,, +.o Montana Lumber Co.
FOR SALE - One 'hieo'foon'
house one block from Ce..
Ave., near depot. Also one two
story, 8 room house two blocks
from the avenue. IF you want
to buy home at a bargain, it
will pay you to come and look
at this property, If you want
to make paying investment, it
will pay pou to investigate.
John A. Ross.
SKATES-Ladies and gents, in all
sizes, at Dreyel's S Hardware store.
FOR RENT-Three room house,
John A. Ross.
LOST-Between Marshall's store
and photo studio a fur muffettee.
Finder please return to News
office.
FOR SALE-An elegant home in
Harlowton. A two story, s room
house, nicely fenced, in most
desirable part of the city. Apply
to John Garner.
BRANDS-Anyone having stock
should send their brands to
Undershiriff Kiehl, at White
Sulphur Springs, and have them
put in the Meagher Co. brand
book, it will only cost you two
cents. 1Stf
WANTED-Regular roomers at
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts s..............$ ;. x, 900. 65
Overdrafts secured and ....... ........
unsecured. 49,. INSTRUMENTATION. 249.67
= circniation Observation-Disclosures. l2.5o0cO
Bonds, Securities. etc. -. .......... 2,i36.65
FixtuTes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 23sOooo
Other real estate owned l.250,00
Due from National Banks (not reserve
Due from State and Private ...........
Banks and Bankers, Trust. ......
Companies & Savings Banks. S......... 2,562.3l
Reserve Agents Observation-Disclosures. 1.195.47
Checks and other Cash Items. 1,726..6
Exchanges for clearing house. ........ 20.00
Notes Of other National Banks. 1900
Fractional Paper Currency ............
Nickels and Cents tS.........,.....:... AZ. ~
Lawful money reserved in bank.viz:
Specie S6,473.2
T.egal-tende notes - 1900 9473.25
| Redemption funds with U. S..........
Treasurer IS per cent of circulatiOnl CPS 90
| Due from u. s. Treasurer. r.............. 5OOO0
Total 3l2S, $50 IS
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08
No. 9270.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The First National Bank
II nj in, rho GtatQ of Mnntauo ot
RESOURCES

At Harlowton. in the State OF Montana, at
the close of business. Dec. 5. 1911
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in ..... ..........$ 90
SnrnIns fund ....... 2,500.00
taxes naid Observation-Disclosures. 4.6s657
National Bank Notes outstanding. -. 12,5O0.00
Due to other national banks. =.
Individual Deposits subject to Check. 43.gl3. q
Demand Certificates Of Deposit. 81 70
Time Certificates Of Deposit. 9,s6S "
Nntne and Rilis rediscounted . 1884 10
Total SIPS, $50 6s
State of Montana, County Of Meagher, ss:
I.F.P. Marrs, cashier Of the above-named
hank. do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge
and belief o,..
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day OF Dec, 1911. O.
Notary Public for the state OF Montana
Correct-Attest:
A. G. Graves
G. L. Hash.
H. E. Marshall
Directors.
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THE
State Bank of HarloWton

At Harlowton, in the State OF Montana, at
the close Of business, Dec. s. 1911.
The Harlowton news., 1911-12-08

Ten Cents per Line First insertion: each
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28
IN OUR OWN STATE
Continued from first pagel
region full OF bandits.

a region full OF bandits.
PRESS ASSOCIATION TO MEET
The annual winter meeting of the
Kentucky Press Association convenes
today and tomorrow In Louisville
Many interesting and valuable fea-
lures are planned.
CHRISTMAS FOR C0NVlCTS
The w. C. r. u. ladies made and
gave to the inmates Of the big pri-
son ITO cakes for Christmas. The au-
thorities furnished big dinner each
person receiving some turkey. an or
ange, a banana and a slice of cake.
Bibles were awarded to the men who
had memorized the largest number of
verses. One had committed ,l07 verses
from the Bible.
KENTUCKY 10th IN HORSES
The last census shows that Ken
lucky has 442,539 horses valued at
$44, 747, $40. these figures being ex-
ceeded by fifteen other states. head
ed by Iowa. Kentucky ranks fifth In
value of mules raised. The average
value Of a mature horse in Kentucky
is $106.22. and OF a mule s12454,
grown horse averages SIZES. and a
mule is worth $l31.54.
FARMERS INSTITUTE TO MEET
Commissioner OF Agriculture NJ. g.
Rankin has arranged for the State
Farmers Institute to meet January
2-5. but Commissioner-elect Newman
and five members of the State Board
Of Agriculture have said 1t would be
called off. Mr.. Rankin says the board
is purely advisory and that the insti-
tute will be held.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28

without vacation or diversion of q
rational kind and they will remark
about the distorted ideas you have
about many things on which you
pride yourself on being very sane.
There are many little things about
people you can never know unless
you see them at play.-play with
them. You may feel that you know q
man when you spend an evening
with him, hear him tell of the faini-
ly history and his business and COM
munity interests. but are you very
sure that the man who takes Q
gun and shoots quail with him or
sits on the bank of o stream fishing
with him for . day does not know him
better than you do? Are you sure
that he reveals himself as completely
in his parlor az he does over a steam
ing coffee pot by the whirling pot
hole from which he has recently drawn
the trout or the black bassi Never
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28
NEWS OF The WEEK
Continued from first pagel
PEACE NOT YET


Christmas 1911 finds more nations
suffering from rebellion, war and
famine than for many q decade. In
many lands the tidings. peace on
earth. good will toward men were
hushed. China. Mexico. Paraguay are
engaged In internal strife. Turkey
and Italy. Persia and Russia, are at
war; and the situation between Eng
land and Germany is very delicate.
CHINA HESITATES
Yuan Shi Kai. "the strong man of
China" is determined that China
shall become a limited monarchy, not
republic. The rebels are just as
sure that nothing but republican
government can save the country.
Unless something definite Is done
very soon 1t is possible the Powers
will take hand In affairs to pro-
tect the large foreign interests that
suffer from the present unrest
PERSIA GIVES WAY
Persia has at last been forced 70
concede the demands OF Russia TO
dismiss the Treasurer General, an
American citizen. and to pay an in
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28

demnity to cover the expenses OF
transporting Russian soldiers to
Persia. The Persians are indignant
that Mr.. shuster has been dismissed.
II is somewhat romantic that a Yam
kee should attempt to rescue the af-
fairs OF the country OF the great Cy-
rus. A horrible massacre of peaceable
Persians by Russians Ia reported.
REYES sURRENDERS
Gen. Bernardo Reyes, commander
in-chief Of the Mexican army under
President Diaz and lately the leader
in tho revolt under the presidency
Of Madero, has surrendered, saying
that he has no support and does not
want to continue the rebellion unless
It is popular.
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
More than ever before, the spirit
cf giving has been shown this year.
Societies. churches, clubs, individuals.
all worked to make the Christmas
season happy for the forgotten and
unfortunate. In one district In New
York City eighty thousand gifts were
distributed to the poor children, and
over sixty thousand dinners served.
Disinterested giving has been prac-
ticed all over the land.
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theless you may assert yourself
but the man who goes with him on
such trips respects your opinions. but
he knows some things as well az you
and very probably q few things you
do not.
Take time for vacations and for
playing. It In much better to pay
your doctor bills by investing in ten
MS racquets or target rifles or fish-
ing tackle than to write checks to
the family physician or the head
nurse Of the hospital. After all you
may choose not to play. but you will
make life harder for yourself. your
family and your friendA
John +. Smith.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28
PLAY

You must play as well as work.
fiay Is just as necessary to develop
normal man or woman as food or
sleep. Those who do not play but who
spend all their time in the grind OF
labor may tell you that 1t is not En-
sential but l hope you will not be
caught up by the delusion. II you
would always be at your best, II
you would increase your efficiency,
you must play. Music will help you,
the grind Of gymnastic exercise will
shower each morning will help you,
hut play, you must have. You need
the kind that takes you away from
business worries and other worries,
the kind that will dissipate your
dignity and make you act in . na-
tural manner. The kind Of play that
sends the boy scampering away to
the old swimming hole or romping in
the hayloft with his playmates il
the kind you need.
Your dignity sometimes amuses
people. You need to have some place
where you can turn yourself loose
occasionally and be natural. You
ought to know a few good outdoor
games or pastimes and know them well
enough to like them. II you knew
fappts and ~ntIH t,lav ~ 40 -a,x
could enjoy roller skating or Ice
skating or canoeing, or II you were
q good marksman or q good walker,
or II you knew something about birds
and flowers and trees and the haunts
OF all these and would devote q lit
tie time to these things occasionally.
l am of the opinion that you would
modify some of your views about
some things, that you might revise
your philosophy OF life In many ways.
n you should take your rod and bait
cup and spend a day on the bank Of
the creek while the shad tree is In
bloom, or stink away after supper
with the boys to take q swim behind
the willows. or make q spectacle Of
yourself occasionally on roller skates.
or take a gun and dog and go To
the rabbit field in the fall. or take
wholesome recreation in some other
way you would see things from q
different angle.
The instinct for play Is your safety
valve. Close up the safety valve on
q boiler and there is liable to be an
explosion. Crush the instinct for
play in your nature. or dwarf It. and
there is liable to be q breakdown.
You may smile and argue that you
can get along without 1t and still he
normal man or woman; you may
grow impatient when you are told
that you cannot. but this does not
change the facts. Some OF your
friends know you just about az we'll
as you know yourself. They know
your weakness and they can see an
ldiosyncrasy in you that you have no
idea you possess. You may think that
all your conduct and language and
manner OF thinking are those Of
the well developed normal man or
woman; you may convince yourself
OF that but you are going to have
difficult task to convince your friends
whose ideas may be just as sane an
yours-or a grain more 80. They can
see qualities In you that you may not
think are there. Now you have them:
SO don't flattor yourself. Don't 1e
too much irritated when you are re-
minded OF IL Your friends win only
smile. when you are gone. at yocr
declaration about the strenuous du-
ties thai vou comDel Yourself To do
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28
FOR SALE

On Center Street a good lot known
as the John Bales place. House and
barn on lot Good reason for selling.
owe money.-D. N. WEIGH.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28
Dooley's For Everything To Eat

In addition to regular uptodae line of Staple and Fancy
Groceries, which sell every day. have made special
arrangements to supply for the holidays
Our fruit line is everything that could be expected We call
special attention stock Candies which has
carefuiv selected. We feel you allow
care your candy orders you will be pleased.
Prices always right.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28
wifesa DUTY

A wife is not doing her duty II she
loves her husband more than she
loves herself.-Father Donnelly.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28
LOOK AT THIS!

and Fruit Farm This land Is
mountain land well About %
TIMBER
Finest stone Tor lime
fruit IL has growing on
assorted budded
trees all Of cherries, Pums etc This
farm
outbudngs splendid stock barn water
within miles Of
schoo and miles from Rail Road
Twill sell q whole tracs-county dividing
who for good terms
in
Timber
cha Let m ear Interested
J.P. BICKNfLL
Bsrsa, Ky.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-12-28
CARD Of THANKS

The children OF Robert Johnston,
deceased. wish to thank the good
people for everything they did in
the way OF help or sympathy. the
beautiful singing the Christian friend
, Up, we did SO much appreciate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14
Qmerifanif Slaaoe.
9efce til ~Riobenhapn.

Gra aisbenbapn telesraferes ben
lite gpril:
Get ferfte geieg, iom en- ameri-
fnnif eifaore n~ogeniinoe bar aflast |
ifanoinaoiFe 5arpmoe, bill finbe
Steo l @aar. anben Sibiiion at
atlamterbapsilnaoen, inbiattenbe fire
Slagffibe, unoer aommnnbo af 4on.
treaomiraI Charles 6. @reelano, bill
antomme til ais6enbdpn ben 25oe
Iai. 9isie Srigsifibes anfomit Of
pentes Der me0 me9en Snteresie, %
Der pIonl9sees MI / Den anleoning
bdaoe officieae % pripate Seitligbe-
Der. Oct bill bIi De fsrite anleb.
ming, bporpeb ben npIig uon9pnte
8ontreaomirol, Grins 8albemar, bill
optr9oe iom BEN fornemite HeprG.
i%entant for ben banife Slaube.
De fire arnerifanife Slagifibe, iom
bill beige 3iebenbaun, er "2ouiii.
ana" GIasifib), "9onias", "Wep
Sampibire" og "Soutb GaroIina";
De er ale poa 10000 IONS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14
Sperre Sfbpe.

S Inleoning al WebbelelIen /
"8ecorob.B oiten"s Rr. 60 og sc D.
u. ON Gioilingenisr Sperre g.. git-
bpe, fan leg, efter Eropit S. s. Sam-
pes "gersens Gifts 9iifoper og
Ereiter", opIpie, at Brooit g. S. g.
9itbpe / Erifcg / Senomsre (iffe
ltrifog / &omerife) bapOe en- Ssn,
ON bpem Der iioar: "Sperre Siguro
gitbpe, I. / &ers Ii SeIgelanb, bpor
bans Sober bar Soenepreit 90
Yropit ira 3. Sebr. 1874 til 16. Sc.
bruar 1881, oa ban bleu Sogneprelt
til grifog) BEN &c. Slli 1876, Sef-
nifer", - altiaa: Sperre 9. 2itbpe
er isbt 26 Srli 1876 os er Eefnifer.
8ropit gitbpe, (. 1886, bar ie5 per-
ionIia fienbt meo. 9rouitinben, I.
Sperbrup ira Hers RambaIen, bar
fsbt tS43. ON 6isie sggtefolf MI
er bsos, fan ieg life iige; ieg beo -
"efter 9seerne" , at Rropit Sitbpe
isete gffeS iom Soenepreit 9rifog
/ 1858.
8. ambIe.
8omen, Micb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14

Spao Der iprIig bar sIabet De
mango, Tom meo lepenbe Snteresie
fsIeer RoaIb @munoien paa bans
i~ppnbenoe Serb, er ben Omit9noig.
beb, at be grsnlanoife Sunbe eiter
Webbelelierne at bsmme err fommet
peIbierset frem. Oct beber nemIig
| @eretninaerne fra "5erra Iooa",
Scots @rpeoitionsifib = iom er in
tet anbet emo ben t~ioIigere befienbte
norife Sangitifiioe "Saion", iom 81.
a. fsrte Ranier til @rsnlanb =, at
Roalb @munoien bapoe tt6 Sunbe.
@eb afsanaen fra @riitiansiano
bapoe amunoien SO Sunbe, og peb
Iigangen fra Waoeira bapoe oisie
formeret zig til 100. Saairemt bet
err rigtigt, at S%inbenes Intal Den
4oe Sebrltar Dor lie, err altiaa
transporter at Sunoene lpffeoes
uomerfet. % bermeb bier oct Jig, at
ben Srpet, iom man nereoe for, at
Sunbene fun meb @anifeligbeS fun.
De brinees frent, bar pitt fig at bore
uerunbet.
Brofesior Hnnien bar nemlig no.
taIt, at bette bar Oct pigtigite Spsrs.
mail for @mtnoien. Saafremt bet
lpffeoes at bringe Siinbene bel frem,
piloe Grpeoitionen moo Bolen bape
ben bebite llbiiet til at frones meo
Selo.
gift iaIt ipnes giterretningerne of
tpoe paa, at Gpalo Imunbien bar Sc
beoite Gbancer til at itaa lit itore
Waal. Sans Station er nGiten 112
9~rebbegrab ipbligere emo &aptein
Scots, og ban bar ale line Sunoe
/ gebolb. 0esuoen bar ban ben
Soroel, naar ben antarftiife Toar
inotreoer % meb ben Sremrpfnins
gen MOB Eolen, at ban fam meget
tiolig rpffe no meb fine Sitnbe, me-
bcns Scott mac bente aoifillie len.
gere ltb poa @aaren meb fine mano.
iduriife Eonper, iom life fan taale
oen opernnaaoe itrenge Sinterfuloe.
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Werocns 6mloproomftton.

Oct er life imna Soanta al Cub,
iom boert Iar ubpinoes paa Dor &lobe.
s 1907 baooe ben iamleoe 8rubuttion
Ell @arbi al 1880 Mi0ipner 8roner, |
1908 al 1880 Wiaioner us for 1909
(Statiititen er snbnu life opsiort) be-
resnes ben iii 100 Mi0ioner &rprer.
Yrpbuftionen sses, ipnl mo ier, fra
aar til slar, Os / be iibiie tpoe Sar bar
Stieninsen peret rent enorm. 8 1890
b'eu Der paa tele Sorben fln itbuuacei
Cub for $50 Milipner arpner. gu
for 5iben leperer bare Sranspaal for
oper $40 Nilioner arpner ON garet.
&ariasen til Stisninseu lisser | ben
mere % mere inteniipe @rploiterins al
@ulbfelterne. ba moi oeo npe Metbooer
fan bearbeibe ielp be iattisite grtier,
iaa al be siper ubbptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14
SecOrab og Smegn.
Zen 1sbe PIP rif 1911.
Tusitprium for Seeorab?

@e0 9ranobRienets norIige 6or'
retninqsms6e, ser fnnot Steo Wdu-
6aa aften, optoeeS igien Spsrgs-
mooIct ON SpiereIien al ct Guoito-
rium Der / 9pen. Oct or gicuta.
aeuoe olort opmrrfiom pao, at ON.
enoifisnt 0ecorabS Gorretnings'
mpno hor nit Ell noeetuRr ereitaa'
enoe Toretagiombeo oeb at ifaffe
gpen Ct Sotel % et Sperabus, Der
begoe toaIer Sammcnlianing meo
gpers al man9eoobbelt Stsrrelie, iaa
manqIer ri et 5oriamIirgsIofaIe
hbor belle 9nens @efolfning ligeiom
frnoe msbeS poa iPleS @rlmo.
@pens granomonbifnber bar isr baut
Bette Soretagenoe unoer Sperpeielie
p6 peb bette iibite Wtsbe gif man ct
Sfriot pioere, ibet en- aomite bIep
reoiat til at foretoge enoel lnNerle'
eelier mcS Senipn til Snbfisb al
Somt. 0enne aomite beitdar al
grauodef' Sbeo. GIion, Beter Sin.
berg, Sans Seslo, @in. Sauspirtb
% 6. r.. abbep. @ronoppienets
g%mbeosm9nb blep ale gienoaI8te
me0 affirmation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-14

Soiicf ifal aaereoe pGre en9ogeret
til at paretage bets Snteresier. gar.
mernes 8ienipar til 8losen iiges life
at bile blipe inoIeperet isr oeo RET
tens aabning n9ite Nanoag, og oct
er bel poa oct upisie, ON Sagen font
mer op til 8ebanoling peo oennc
RetStermin.
aibsoe George IbeIps Dor,
iom befienOt, ifi9nfet en- betpoeltg
Gum til 8orifisnnelie al Den 8rap'
luno, ser bgrer bans Iaon, % Der
bIep aQereee iiior uoisrt en- bel Del
for6ereoenoe arbeibe /. oenne Het.
ming. 6. 8. Sopt, Der / 9belps' Re.
iidmente blep uon9pnt til at foreitaa
bette grbeioe, bar MI lat fig | Sor'
brnoeIie meo Ell fpnoig 2anbifabS-
gnrtner | SpiIlingbperne, og oct er
9anfeh at gjsre Senne @raJlunb til
en- al De pnfreite / Horopeiten. Weo
oen pafre geIisgeubeo iamt tilitr9f.
feIige WioIer os fpnois SiIipn bill
bette iiffert nof Ipffes.
- Rr. % Wrs. 8. s. 8afer Der
| 9pen fit Wnabog ben isrgeIige
Giterretning, at Erof. q. 9. Curtis,
Ger for nogle aar iioen bIeu gift
meo 9atteren aate % mi bar aniot
iom 2prer peo Stotsmiperiitetet |
Waoiion. @is., / ct @nfalb al SinbS.
iorpirring bapbe berspet iig 2iuet.
Sans Sig bar ON Sormiboagen fun.
Oct poo llniperiitets9runoen, bpor
ban boooe ifiiot fig. Wan mener, at
ban oeb 2Gsning og Shioier bar
operanitrGnst fig. 2i9et braates
ioag Gorsoas) bertil for at be9ra'
oes. Soruoen lin Silitru eiterlaoer
ban Zig to imaa Born.