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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Mcfarland Runs Out.

ST LOUIS. Dec. 3.-The boxing match
between Packey Mcfarland and Harry
Brewer. scheduled to be held here De-
cember TO- was called off today because
Of a hitch In the financial arrangements
with Mcfarland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Widows and Orphans Benefit

PHILADELPHIA. Dec about s2i =
900. the proceeds OF the sale OF one third
ot the tickets OF last SATURDAYS ARMY
Navy football game. VIII be turned over
10 the relief societies that look after ths
widows and orphans OF men dying in the
two services The contributions To- III.
two societies by the University OF Penn
sylvanis ~ result OF the games played
o0O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
HIGH SCHOOL WILD
HAVE STRONG II
Glass Basketball Games 81
Wealth of Material on'
West Side.

High school athletes took tho-'
real layofC Yesterday. with no
games 10 worry over and the sa.Is,
OF finished sea son on tA,
iron. However the reg; was h,
mentery. for this afternoon all IA, ii
able basketball men. incIudinr ~.
the football squad. viii he ordersJ i,
form 10 prepare FOR what promise,
the greatest season OF baskcfbzn :,
west side school. Last year tire.
tettes were supported throughout IN,
son and the material Developed 4
secondary teams should prove A IN,
In The Indians lry for tho s,ate Il
The class series in basketball
mcnccj rather carly this wear. but
Richardson intends 10 ruu on I,
interclass games before selecting IN,
team These VIII take place zach
day and Thursday from now unul'
the Christmas holidays when the ,
nation for regular positions VIII
menCe. In the class contests any n
whether an III" man Or rot Is n
10 participate and tho series aIway
velopss plenty OF sport.
In the first games of the class
nionship series held before the IA
giving vacation the senior five dei
the juniors. and the freshmen the !
mores. Yesterday afternoon the
men won easily from the senIors 4
by keeping their promise TO eincl
school title this Year.
The game yesterday I'm which The
men won the school title was one 3
fastest seen In the f,a ton gym Al
boys showed good form and the go
26 TO Il shows rather lack OF I
work on the part Of the older boys
lack OF ability In the individuals:
The lineup:
Freshmen SenA
Davis (captD .......lf 60. Cahoou q
Lambert, Badger. ,rr LAD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Young Is Pennsy's Captain.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 3.-Louis
Young, who PLAYED left end on the Penn
sylvania football team this season, was
elected captain for next year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
Rrie r. n. lIas a birthday.

New York. April 2i-The Erie
railroad had it's eishtieth birthday an
niyersary TODAY, having been charter
ed April g. 1899. though the line
was not completed and opened TO
traffic until nearly ten years later.
Originally built hv Enelish capital
the career Of the Erie has been marx
cd hy many vieissitudes. Some OF
tho most exciting chapters In the
history OF the road we're furnished
nv the speculative operations OF the
late Jay Gould. Sine" ;he present
controlling powers took hold o. the
company several wears ago the road
has done remarkably well from everg
viewpoint. So wonderful has been
its reiuvenation. In fact that the
Thousands of stockholders scattered
over the United States end IN Canada
and EUripe entertain hopes that the
day is not far distant when dividends
may De forthcoming on their hold
inCs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
FACES FOURTH TRIAL
ON CHARGE OF MUHNfI.
RN A.soei.ted Press

EN NfeCcistcu Fte,s o.,
Fort Worth, Tex, April 24.-lke
{ KNIGHT. once given the death pen
al,v. once sentenced TO seventy-five
vears. and a third time given term
Of five years. will face trial a fourth
time tor the alleged slayinr OF ms
son-.n-law. Ed s l.armon.
Knight was the chief figure in the
North side tragedy Of four years ago,
ma. resulted in Lannon'S death and
,ho vouudinc of Assistant 'hici OF
police Montgomery and Officer r. y.
Howell
The Corr, Of criminal Appeals IN
Austin today reversed and remanded
KNIGHTS case. The higher courts
grounds for reversal were based on
the conduct Of c VI. Rollater. one OF
tho Jurors IN the case. His conduct
IL was held. was a rever'ible error
I, developed that Rollater had pre-
conceived opinion as 70 kn'sht
guilt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
BRYAN MIGHT Be
INDUCED TO RUN
Nebraskan Again Looked
Upon as Possible Dem-
Ocratic Candidate
BY Associated Fres,


Washington. t. c.. April "a
Bryan'B conference here YESTERDAY
with party leaders IN the Senate was
ioliow,d TO-DAY hy discussion Cf the
possibility that he might again be a
candidate fer the presidential nomi
nation.
Bry2n frankly said that he was
no. candidate in any sense Of the
word. ana that there were plenty OF
other rrogressives in the patty from
whom selection could be made
Some Democratic senators said to-
day that urd"- certain conditions
BRYAN would not decline the nomina.
ton.
The impression lett was that =
Roosevelt should be the Republican
nominee. Drvan would like TO take
the field against him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
Large Crowd at Sherman
Hears Opening address
by Ohian
CONFIDENT OF VICTORY
DFCI AEFs HE EXPECTS TO LG
PARTY NOMINEE AND AD-
HEIRS To DEMOCRATIC
TI.NETS

Special TO Daily News
sherman, Tex. April "a Cover
nor Jadson Harmon of Ohio, candi-
date for the democratic namination
for president. made the opening
speech Of his Texas campaign here
today.
lie medl,tad democratic victory
next November and said that he eX-
pected TO be the democratic nominee.
The governor said that he stood for
the old tenets and the landmarks
OF the democratic party. that he be-
lieyed the farmer should have his
Interests looked after os well as the
manufacturer. and that the consumer
should be considered
lie proposed running the govern
ment on n Business. as we'll as a
natrio,ic basis, asserting that the
Democratic party is hetter able To
accomplish this than .he Republican
PARTY. and that the people are be-
coming distrustful Of the promises
made by the Republicans Relief Is
looked FOR from the Democratic
party, he accor;ed.
Governor Harmon VAS met at Den,
ison nv a reception committee o.
more than n hundred citizens of
sherman. representing business, pro-
sessinnal ami lahoring classes.
Arriving here. he was welcomed AT
the hotel BY a good sized crowd aRf
held an informal reception.
Dallas, Mckinney. panham. Paris,
Dcnison ans other North Texas CIT
les sent deiesasens 10 participate
At noon Governor Harmon was en-
tartained N !nncheon which was at
tended by many OF different politi'
cal belle s.
4 considerable number OF county
.hairmen of North Texas were amonr
the guests
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
FLtH DELAYS SISTER
LINER TO TITANIC


SOUTHAMPTON. April a. When
the White star Liner olympic sister
ship 10 the Titanic. was ready 10 sail
vester!ay from New York. three
hundred f.rou,en and cncinarOon.
workers puit the vessel declaring
that the colapsible boats on tho
Olympic were unseaWGrthy.
The Olympic is lying off EyGe
Isle OF Wight, with fourteen hundred
passengers aboard ard no posEibil-
'ty Of sailing before noon today u
then
Some passengers refused 10 sail
but for the present all will remai9
aboard.
The dlfficultv was extended tc
the crew which declines 20 sail with
blacklec' fremcn who wer'
brought aboard yesterday Ficket'
pre patrolllng the docks TO prevent
recruiting Of "blacklegs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
ROOSEVELT LETTER
tIGUt.I> N tASE.


sy Associated Press
Washington. L. G.. AIriI Cor.
respondence relative 20 the rr1posei
dissolution oi The Internat.0aai ilar.
yester Company was forwarded tn
The Senate today by AttorEey General
Wickershain. IL contains q letter
written by Roosevelt 20 attorney
Generol Ronaparte dircctius The a..
torney genoa not to begin suit o.,
the International Harvestcr Com
Ipany, until advised further ty Pres'.
dent Ronsevvlt. who wiote nat Geo
W. Perkins, with whom Roosevelt.
corforred, made request thar suit be
delayed until the Commissioner ot
Corporations reports on inyestiea-
iion OF the company. which vas thea
IN progress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
King and Queen 20 Attend.

Rome, April 2f-The King and
Queen of Italy. with a dis gulshed
left today for Venice 70
attend the dedication ~ tho new
Car,nanille of 81 Marks. The struc-
ture recently completed o. dupllca-
iion Of the famoIs tower hlch col
lapsed some years ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
Electric Show in DcS Moines.

lies Moines. la. April IA large
attendance marked the opening IN
this city today OF the annual Joint
convention OF the Iowa Electrical as
sociation and the Iowa Street Railway
association. In conjunction with the
meeting there Is being held in the
Coliseum an elaborate exhibition Of
recent inventions and improvements
in electrical machinery and appli-
ances.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
SIFR iGISTS sCorR
N ALASKAN BILL


WT wv TdTTI TT"'
Washington l. e. ipril 1t
Partial Home Rule for Alaska. with
authority vested in the legislature
10 grant women the riaht 20 v,te.
vas approved hy the House today.
when II passed a bill for local Alas
kan government
Womans s1firagc scored the
first victory IN ire House. when, by
vote ~ 81 70 %. m aucndement was
adopted assuring the Alaskan lcris-
latnre tho right 70 mo iify the quail
ficarions OF electors by extending
elective franchise 10 wCmen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
TIRE HOI.SF
DIES FROM PIEUHISY


Plainyiea. Tex. April 2i--lin,
me ~ FlaiLs.cw's fire cam. died this
week NJ pledrisy. contracted In n run
% = recent fire Jim and loe were
''aimod - he the bes' fire tean 10
Vest Tevas. and this city hal refused
arodnd 5000 for them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
HARVESTER CO.
SUIT EXPECTED
Negotiations Between Gov.
ernment and Corporation
Practically Fail


IVY Associated Press.
Washington. ID. g.. April Ne
rotations Or'wen the government
and the international Harvester y.
for dissolution OF that corporation
under tho sherman anti-trls' lae
have practically failed &c is under.
stood and smt will likely 5, filed
next week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
WESTERN UNION HAS
TROUBLE IN IDAHO
Rr AssNri.ied rfess

p, Associated Press
Boise. Idaho, April 2i.--Becausc
the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany refusel to pay its tax assess
nent 10 the state, the Idaho attor-
ney general had ordered seizure OF
the company's property The com
pany claims that the tax rate Is too
hich
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
Famnus Singers Co he IIsnrd

Spartanburg. S. c.. April 24.-Mu-
sic lovers from half a dozen states ara
in Spartanhurg for the eighteenth an
nuol South Atlantic States Musical
Festival
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

Now they're off. This sentence
would have been descriptive ol the
Chamber oil Commerce workers yes
lerday afternoon when President "
II. Fuqua called the meeting togeth-
CT and opened It Tor discussion, with
the following remsTks.
Gentlouen. tais organization is
going TO be and can be just what yo,,
want TO make IL. wnat the majority
ui this intelligent body oi men wan.
II to be and see nj to make IL. NOW.
l -" ''sf9 MIR. priddv ana OH '.,
sse j.si tas seifse'a. Yrb "a "a.
hs'r io trriet ierge4 me ti-ts
H. 81 nlr"uce -hl some lthet hlaas
me HartaI in order -o umIJ u.
anu isf. e1o- tais Dhu.l .. ,..
mer, 'r' . ls te do a
that 1ir- -..o". 80 iar will IL aIyaLce
~ the scale OF progress. not exactly
the golden stair
The amoant of zeal aud thought
that Is put into this organization, to-
gether wilh, Of course. what money
we need to cary II along. II Just
what t. viii amodnt to this wear !
am sure that | endorse the senti-
meuts OF the officers that have been
elected. when ! say that II will be q
great pleasure to MS 10 have Won gem
ilemen suggest aud direct IN the wa.
you think this matter should be han
died 10 the bes, interest OF Amarillo
and ourselves and our friends.
II may be a little selfish, bat We
may rs we'll admit that We are a little
selfish. and when say first, Amarillo
then our friends. ! think u is thr
truth and is proper. am sure there
are other gentlemen who will be glad
10 lend a hand n the task OF pushing
20 the front this institution. 10 the
pleca whore Il belongs
Having closed his remarks Mr.
Fupua invited expression grom iudg,
Mark logan stating al the same time
that the goutleugu named has had q
great deal of experience in CIlm-
Ter of Commerce work, closing win
the early part OF the present year hi.
incumhcncy as president Of thr or.
sanitation N this oiiy.
ludse Logan acknoHieds.I the Boo.
lvitatinn 10 speak. and said in part
We need the support OF the bust
ness men. We need money. one rea.
son the Chamber cf Commerce ha,
not accomplished a great deal is be-
cause We have not rad the funds ~,
always have 20 figure around ant
see where We cen get the funds Q,
pay the smallest needs-any littl'
matter that ever comes up, We hav.
20 stop and figure on tow muci
funds We have.
- We raise say $4,000. nov. VI
an accomplish something viii
some money aud a little effort J an
sure We can do something and hel'ev0
The people will give MS their actlv'
Support. that Is nv judgment. "
really should have S15,OOe."
Called 10 the floor again ON ~
Guestion Of money-raising, Mr. Fuqu
remarked
II Ne should by the merest chanc
pet In more money than We need "
Sre not going 10 waste n. ! will tr
10 SEQ that II is all accounted for an
spent in a way that will meet wit
lyour approval The board OF direS
tors will have a say In the matter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
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PROTEST AGAINST
i'iIIE FIGHT BILL

BY hssecss,vd Press.
Bcston. Mass. April "a
Appeal 10 Christian Endeavor
leaders in every state to pro-
test against enactment OF
legislation In Now Mexico .
permit the Johrson-Flynn
fight at Las Vegas on July 4.
was sent out today By the
United Society CT Christian
Gndeavor The bill. lesaliz-
inr prize fighting passed the
New Mexico House and is now
before the senate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
State of Anarchy Exists and
Situation is Deemed
Critical
REBELS AND YAQU|S LOOT
MANY 0TTEAGES COMMITTED,
AND MF\AtE on HiiNGFI'
ADDS t. A! REAOY RAD
CONDITIONS.

Ry Associated Press.
Chicago. IN. April 2i.-Advices
received here today from Guaymas,
Sonora. dated April %, tell OF I'M
mlnent danger threatening thousands
Of Amaricans in the wectern part Of
the Mexican republic.
So critical is the situation that
Nelson Rhoades. manager OF a sugar
refinery, has chartered a special
steamer to 20 to the succor of citik-
ems OF the United states who NAV be
able to reach the coast at points be-
tween Guaymas and Mazatlan. Tbs
steamer. when was scheduled 10 sarf
from Guaymas Yesterday, proposed To
visit all the harbors In northern ami
southern Sonora, and - transport re-
fugees 10 Mazatlan
According 20 advices, fifteen hun
dred Zaptstistas are looting at Culia-
can. capital Of sonora. Hunger Is
making the native desperate, AMI
American plantations are In grave
danger OF raids
Tho Yaqu lndiats are on the war
path In Sonora. shooting at trairs,
and looting ranches and email towns
south OF Guaymus
The southern portion Of Sonora is
in state OF ANARCHY. small pa: ucs
Of bandits roaming the country ami
piliaeing towns
As EsperanIa ljc Americans
women and children. have heen sent
from the country Tho men havi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
Washington Forecast.

bV Nssocis'rf Ffess.
Washington. d. C.. April 24.--Fc.'
West TEXAS Thursday
probably showers north. Friday fair
and cooler.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
CANT PA|GN FOR
GREATER CITY
Enthusiasm at Chamber of
Commerce Meeting Gen
eral and Marked

= Reception committee for =
= Governor Colluitt. =
Band furnished for Auto =
= Trades Excursion. =
= Logan suggest $4,000 as =
tas sum needed Tor year. =
= Meeting planned for Fri =
= day afternoon. =
Finance Ccming In from =
= directors. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
HWtATHtp.
Local Forecast.

Unsettled weather thursday.
Yesterdays Temperature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25


.eigners or natives.
In She sEste of Sinaloa there are
two hundred Fedcrals and three thou.
sand rebels.
In Sonora there are five hundred
Federals. eight hundred Yaquis ana
many bandits
In Tepic there are three hundred
Federals sad three times as many
bandits.
No crops have ben planted hy 9th
er than foreigners. and the food sup.
ply Is less ;han one-terth OF norma
Money ie 20 eca-ee that a large pro-
portion Of the population is depend.
ent upon daily wages. and are prac
ticaHy without Income
Nauv hirrNVinC tales reeafdinc at
tacks nv bs-llts and indians are
reaching Gpavmas Native women
and children 1rc being insulje' am.
attacked As vet there has bean NJ
special violence toward Americans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

Continued on rage ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
en- farlie Situation.

Sra @oibin0ton t]elegroicrcS Sen
13oe Geccmber: Oscar Sleion, en-
al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WtilitGrilp.
perc. bopoc ignar Ell poerit ~ippnben.
sc SpleUelie, iom fom mcget nGr poa
at foite ham Siuet, ioet ban meo Nso
% nCppe unogif at fomne / aolis
lion mcb ct GrpreiStog.
Netop iom ban igaar ifllIbe iti9c
% % bar nanct Ell &eioc al 100 500
LOG Motoreu / 6lppemaifinen liz
prang, ioo ban ifpnOiomit maatte la.
sc iig bale neb igien. Men ct an.
fomucube Scrnbanetog boIot npr
poa at ioraorioQe en- Sroaeoie. Sel.
oippiS Hap ban ira set meo SfrGf'
fen % enOeI femme Sframmcr, ioet
Woifiuen bare iaapibt ifrobeSe beraO
Soget pao oen bagerite Sogn og
ialbt neb / en- 5iife0om, ira builfer
Sleion blCo ballet % al Silifucrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
Stor Kornblofaoe.

Sra Buffalo, SEEM Oorf, melocs
ben 15oe December: Gre Wtl meo
airmpefrngtifibc laiteoc nleo Mils
Iioncr @itIbel al &ornparer err / @f.
TEN oponfrcoe paa ocn more Sann %
ubQisr 6cn itsrite 8ornblofabe / Saps
mems SiItorie. Eaa Den inore Soun
lager 90 andre ~foruloIteoe Sartsis
or, og ct l~ignenbe Intal pcntes at
anfomme ira Sc spre Slecr, fer
SfibSiarten belt itpnge8.
Sotalpproien al sc Der / Gintcrs
fpartcr ligQeubc Sfibe a~nilaaes til
ca. $4,000, 900.
Snnpereu "Gbriitopber" Iubet
mco fanaoiif Speoe anfom ibog it,Io-
ItrnOia tiIiiet ira Sort @iaiam,
Ont. Get bnpbe baut megct baarbt
&cir paa 9teiicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17

efter nogIe IogeS Spbolo her fort
iatte Reiien til lit Siem | Morris
bile, Wis.
Zen iiior crganiiereoe Sit
fIub bar oacrcoe / Here Tiger glort
omiattenbe Sorbercoelier | WtliIlers
Qnffe pco Spriitg @rope, o. Der
mnngIer MT fun Sne for at Den
berliae Ginteriport fan be9Dnoe. Ut
90 500 bolt StiQabs er opiert Tor
at iaa @affen tilitrpffeIig brat, %
Oct er bpgget ioa ioIib, at Oct oil
gisre Sieneite / mango aar Ircln'
orcr, meoens bcle9affen inmtiOig er
iepnet og rpboet for Stubber %
Sten. 8ob Sci er ogiaa onlo9t ira
@pen no til Sfibaffcn, iaa oct life
Longer oil prre iaa bcipGrligt at gaa
eaer fisre Oeruo, meoens Gorl Wtlll.
Ter bar lopet at !aOe lit itore 30.
bdfSifur benptte ionl alublofale nm
Der DC itore SfilGb, iom pentcS al.
bolbte | Sgbet al Ginterer. alln en-
men meget oigtis Sing morglcr -
Stiigre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
ltSmcrfelic fur Snstpcot.

s ct SpeciaItelcgrom fra @oiGs
ington, Q. g., til "Regiiter & SEQ.
Der" / 9es Woiues beoer oct bIonot
onoet:
"Gu al sc pn9re @roouentcr ira
SisfrigSifolcn, gniign Sustoeot ira
Gecorob, er blet 8icnitano for en-
pen llomcrfelic fra 8laaocpnrtemelt.
tets SIDE, ioet ban iommen meo ire
nn6rc al &c bpgtigite og melt begaue
DC ltnae Cificcrer / 6laaocu cr bIct
uoOol1t til at ioretoge omfattcnoe
SpeciaIihtbicr / Grploiiuer, neo Oct
Mtaal ior Gie at bringe DC Tor.
Statcr op / aIlerisrite Hpffc pna
bette SmrnaOc blan0t Stormngter-
ne. Nctop III or Dc itnac Wtrno be
itipItiQct mc0 ipccicllc Stltbier I SIC.
mi, builfct err en- Gel al Ocrea Nrbci-
DC. Gniian &u@tucht er Ssn al ga
itor s.. .. SlStue0t / Gccorob og
blep ubnrpllt til SjefrigSitoIcn al
Aongrc@man0 Sar9cn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
en- Itmes &onoiel.

Sra Senttlc, @aib., berettcs Sen
13Oe December: Mtr3. Sba Sim-
mons. Foitmcitcrife i Ben liuc @icrg'
by Olympic, tiIitob Jig ioag lfpIoig
ct llnNcrilng al $500 % blcu Oonlt
til en- Zines limpelt 6Grt9iel, bDilfct
9onnmcrcu erflrre0e por Den miIoc.
tic Straf, ban funbe ioemnlc benbe.
glnriogen til beune mil0c Com
bar ben, at Der unocr Sorbsrct bar
blepet opIpit, at Wr5. SimmouS, ei.
ter at bun par blepet iorlabt al lin
Monb, bapbe fiobt nogle Mugemaifi.
ucr % unoct SiIbeber for paa bcn
Moa0e at flttne erllGre fig og fine
Born, OF bnp0c toge be iorneoue
GcnQc al EoitfoSicn / Sen Sanfe
mart at furnc tilbaaebctale Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17

Gen me &oo ON ToffcpoIt trr0cr
iom bcticn0t frat ouinmOenoc lite
Sorlar, % iom &iQUa til Oe Neg
Ter, Ger ier cr piientIiqgiortc, bar
Foitminiitcr Mittcocf uoienbt feI.
genbc @citeWmCIicr herom:
Ena oQc IierOcfIoaiea EoitioQer,
ser eIter lite San. icnoca / @affcpo.
iten, nloo Der bruIc@ iUrifiItc for
0enne Eoit iororOncoc Trimerfcr, %
on be pnnIigc mi ! @rlQ prrenoc
Srimerter o%noenoe5, nil Qoffernc
holoes iom on hc ilct ln9Cn Trimer.
fer bapbe.
Sobomc Batter bIipcr fltn at ms.
Ieperc pau ieIue EoitfoutorCt OF bct9
GiIialer cQcr pao ioaoome Stntio.
ner, iom &oitmcitcren moottc be.
itenume 6ertil.
9Iue @offcr mao ! set enc Nicrnc
bGre NiienbCren& gtoun % N~Orc5ic,
eaerS piI oe life bIiOe ioricuot mcN
Goitcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-17
Smaapluf.

- Nu0rcm GricfIon ira Burr DAT
Uar ioag / @pcn mco ct Bar Belgian
@eIte, ION ban iol0te til Honan
Bros. for $500
- Oscar SsrIicn % So @rous
lett ira &o0c, &u, Tom / 2srOag8
BERTH poa ct (or Tigers @eisg has
&cnnCr oa @cficnbte.
- otto S%bonrpion, iom / Som,
mcr bar opbOlOt Iig / Sarge, q. 9,
TOM ii0itc llgc tilba9e ior at opboloc
iig Der ouer &intcrcn.
Ehcooore SuluorIon, ion /
IUnocrc Gi0 bar opbolot iiq / Nor.
riatomu, g. Q. fom iorrige ll1c
bicm ior at bcieGc line 6orrIorc,
Mr.. % MrS. 9. &aIuorion.
- Carl Gricfion iom ct Bar
IorS 9io bar boet poo lit Somcitcoo
Ue0 Hccber, q, o, fom iorrige llge
biem FOR at bcisge WfoOer % Spifen.
0e noe poa Sian Sill.
- &obn Sinc&tpcot beraI @pcu
% &Ocr Olion ira @oirfon rciite /
Ser0oaS til fin &icmbpIo &oi@,
9torJc, pna ct ire MaancocrS 9cisg
hos SlGgtninqe % ganlc @efiCnDtc.
- Mr, og Mfr3. u. q. 6oroe
ioIgte iorIeocn fit SuS / Gorf Nooi.
ton til Charles 6oIf. &iebciummen
bar $4,000. Or. TOrbe fisbte meo
oct famine @enrp YreitmorfS SlrS
poa Gait @atcr ct.
SpringiicIo Menigbco al SEN
6orenc0e Strife beiIlttteoe paa lit iio.
tie We0c at bolbc 60 NarSicit iii
Sommcrcn. MenigbcbcnS StiiteIic
ootcrcr Jig tilba9e I'll &Itni 1858. s
I~nIeonina al SltbiITct cr ser bl. q.
taaet SfriOt Ill at foa uogipct ct
6citifrift, % Ole 3. 2omen iom Ifal
forcitoo bcttc 6oretogenbe, bar ole.
rcoc toGct lat poa oct ioreIebige 9lr.
bcioe.
- Otter bouO ri %erforcr, bIir ser
nof olIi0eDcl iu9cn SoIooncr / Iua.
mntcc Gountp. SaIoonfolfcnc huu.
oc, iom Tor meNOcIt, Qonife rigtig
Here Naunc poo i'm Eetition, enc Oe
bcbepC0c, men temperance Glemcn.
tet bcnpttCoc ocn al &open gipnc
6riit til al o0icrc piocre % iif ct iii.
~ltrUtfcli9t IntaI til al toQc tine Noo.
nc al Eetitioncr. SaIooncn cr ser.
ior inbtiI oioere noe al Suqacn.