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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

over the report from Mexico re- sarding the danger of nassa- ere of Americans in. Mexico. No move to intervene will be made until the department is in a DO. sition to afford protection to it's citizens. It is admitted that the anti-Amcrican sentiment is on the increase but no indignities have been offered citizens as yet which calls for action on behalf of the department.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

Washington. Feb. 28.--Thr fol- lowing governors of states have sent mfsSagcS to President Taft promising their support: Gov crnor Eberhart, Minnesota: Gov rrnnr Hay, Washington: Governor Carroll, Iowa: Governor Spry, Utah: Governor Tcnrr. PcnnSyl- Nania: Governor Pcnncwill. Della ware: Governor Polhirr. Rhode Island, and the govrrnur of Mary land.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
SENATOR DUPONT
 MISREPRESENTATION
Says He is Ready to Meet Charges of Bribery in Securing
 Scat

Washington. Feb. 2S.--Srnalur Dupont. of Delaware. against whom charges of bribery have been made in connection with his election tn the senate. denies there Was any cOrruptipn or il- legal m"aSurcS employed in Sr- curing tir Offrr.
 IT" is pressing for an in\rsti- Eatinn and has asked that the charges hr made in the senate. He says hr wishes to have the opportunity to prove Inc false ness of the report.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

started work on $50 foot tunnel to tap the ore at depth of scv- eral hundred feet below No. 1 tun- nel at the bottom of the shaft. Leon Giroux is experimenting the work.
 MT. Singletary brings word that the men working on the Little property have two tons of ore on the beach. They wanted Louie Rothkranz to bring it to town in his launch but he was afraid to risk it at this season of the year, owing tO sudden storms spring
 Continued on page 3
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

that American shippers arc com- petlcd to pay excessive tolls and suffer other handicaps. The de- partment has been Investigating the conditions to secure data to enable the government to fix the tolls of tonnage through the Pan anna canal. The American ship pors have long been complaining of their treatment at South Amer ican ports but their protests were regarc as pleas for government subsidies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

tries. He emphasized the great necessity of speedy action, declar- ing the Panama canal would per- init of the fleet being in Pacific waters for much greater period of time than at present. He said the department was handicapped in the event of war on the Pacific, as there was no available supply or coal in sight to prolong a struggle for an indefinite period.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
SECRETARY OF NAVY WANTS
 ALASKA COAL FIELDS OPENED
APPEARS BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON NAVY AFFAIRS AND uRoEs QUICK ACTION PART OF coNaREss--ps-
 APARTMENT HANDICAPPED AT PRESENT

Washington, Feb. 28.--Secre- sary Meyer, of the Navy depart ncnt, appeared before the house committee on navy affairs and urged the quick opening of the Alaska coal fields.
 He presented mass of statis- lies to prove that the coal con- :Sumed by tho department on the Pacific was of inferior grade to that of Alaska. The coal had all to be brought from the Atlantic pr purchased from foreign coun-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
DARROW WINS
 LEGAL POINT
Judge Hutton Decides He Is En- titled to Transcript of the
 Evidence

Los Angeles, Feb. .26.-sClarence Darrow has won his point and Judge Hutton has decided he is entitled to receive full trans cript of the evidence presented before the grand jury which in dicted him.
 DarrOw announces he will be ready to defend his case when it IS called for trial. He will have the assistance of two prominent lawyers in fighting the case.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

Mexico City, Feb. 28.--It is pre- dictcd that if the United States at- tcmpts to intervene in Mexico the action will be followed by gen. cral massacre of American cili- zens throushtut Mexico. It is re- ported thefrebels have declared they will not be interfered with by America and have been advis- ing friends among them to leave the country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
BR|bER HAS
 MADE CONFESSION
Franklin Admits He Bribed bNjt- nesses and Makes Plea
 of Guilty

Los Angeles. Feb. 2S.--BcrL Franklin, the former L. <. deputy marshal. has confessed to bribing witnesses tn give false testimony in the McNamara dynamite case and pleads guilty.
 He will hr sentenced by the court next Friday. The prose cutting attorney has asked for lcnirncy in his case.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
TRVFF|C BLOCKED
 IN THE EAST
Storm Belt Extends From At iantic to the Middle
 States

Portland. Me-, Feb. 28.--The blizzard continues to rage as far west as the middle states and sraffic is blocked. Many railroads have been forced to suspend op- ~eratiOnS and arc conflning them selves to attempts to keep. their tracks clear.
 It is reported the blockade will cause an enormous loss to the railroad companies through the obstruction of perishables.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
EIGHT STATES PROMISE SUPPORT ID TAFT

New York, Feb. 2S.--Il iS all most certain that Chairman Barnes, of the New York Rcpub- lican committee, will manage President Tafrs campaign in fhis state. He is in consultation with several of the leaders and il is believed the announcement of his taking control of the campaign will be made at an early date.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
LAUNCH MIN MAKES
 TRIP TO PORT WELLS

The launch Min left yesterday to make a trip tO Port Wells with a number of passengers. George Herman was one of those who are making the trip.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
SWEET sixTEEn CLUB
 DAAoE ls POSTPONED

The Sweet Sixteen club dance for tonight has been postponed until Saturday evening on account of the Eagles requiring the use of the hall to arrange for the funeral of Charles Shelley, who was a member of the order.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
BELIEVE GENERAL MASSACRE
 WOULD FOLLOW INTERVENTION
STATE DEPARTMENT s ALARMED OVER INcREasE OF ANTI-AmERIoAN SENTIMENT IN MExIco--wLL BE PRE-
 PARED AFFORD PROTECT IF NECESSARY

Washington. Feb. 2S.--Thc State department has received q request from President MadrrO that the United States close the rebel port of Juarcz. The mat ter has been taken up with Secre- tary Knox, who arrived in Colon this morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

that Tafi Is more than pleased with the lineup of the different states as expressed through mes saecs promising support by the governors.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
HOF|US DIES
 VERY SUDDENLY weaIthy Property Owner of Be- attie Drops Dead From
 Heart Failure

seattle. Feb. 2S.--W. D. Hof- aus, a wealthy steel man and real estate owner of this city, died
 suddenly of heart failure fast wight. He was one of the leading
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

Alaska Citizen, was badly beaten. The contest was keen but no ill., feeling was manifest. Heilig and Davidson will go to Valdez un- instructed, but both are in favor
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
PRESIDENT TAFT NEW Rk HETEROGENEOUS OF STATES HASTEN TO PROMISE THEIR SUPPORT

dent Taft iS receiving assurances of support -in his candidacy from all sections of the country. Mir. lilies, the presidents secretary and campaign manager, reports
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
TICKET HEADED BY FRED HELLO NINETEEN OF THE DELEaATEs-TWo WILL COME VALDEZ CONVENTION
 ROBERT JENNINGS FAVORED

lahan, C. F.. Davidson and R. F. Roth, all old-timer leaders and won easily. Roth is territorial
 committeeman. The ticket head rd by J. Harmon Caskey, of the
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

Seward, Feb. 28.--Thc Seward Democrats elected the following delegates tO attend the convpn- tiOn at Valdez: T. w. Hawkins, John Noon, $. l.. COlwcll. w. II. Whittlcsey and C. T. Daggctf. They are in favor of Robert Jen- ninSs. After the primaries were held club was organized to work and boost for Jennings.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

Washington, Feb. 28.--The State department is rot alarmed
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

business men of the city and was identified with many enterprises.
 He amasscd a fortune through his connection with the steel trade of the west and owns some of the best blocks in Seattle.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28
FAIRBANKS AND SEWARD ELECT DELEGATES

Fairbanks, Feb. 28.--Lively in- tere.t was taken in the Demo- cratic primaries here yesterday afternoon, during which i75 votes were cast. There are three fac tiOns and each had ticket in the field, making 32 candidates for 20 places. Nineteen of the dele gates on the ticket headed by Fred HeiIig, editor of the Fairbanks Times, were elected.
 The tickets included Dan Cal
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-28

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The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
|FREne1 MEI10D eF|
|DEvElePlnl 1nE 1ysT|
lfdns. Da1arris kplaiss yses Hev
the BaSt Nay De Developed 3
70 8 Iuehes in 50 Dayy,

7 am oxpla1nhg Tor TIE MI tin4o -
The ladies oe America . aay. HaAame
cping the bust It b mach mofe erect
". the brsasts become mceS arm. plump
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
GERMAN BARON
EXPECTED TO SEE
INDIANS HERE

New York, Oct. 2S.-Baron Hermann
Won Echlotheim and the baroness. who
was Miss Mable Clinton Payne. Of Bal.
timore. before her marriage. eighteen
months ago. arrived to-day on the liner
Cincinnati from Germany. They are 60
ing to Baltimore to attend the wedding
Of the baroness sister. Dorothy. on NO.
vember Z.
The baron expected to see Indians and
was greatly disappointed. His wife at
tempted to kid the ship news reporter
by telling a yarn Of how she met, was
wooed and welded the baron all within
two hours. which yarn finds denial in
the fact that she was married at q bril-
liant function in Berlin after a rather
lengthy engagement.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
cr.peAooter. shoot women.

Baltimore. Nd. Oct A.-Nrs. Mary
Aarovits Of SD Union Street, was shot
through the breast and II In . serious
condition. when two negroes, who had
been shooting craps IN front Of her store
began shooting at each other. One
negro was also shot and the other
escaped.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29
MURDERER'S SON
SENTENCED FOR
KILLING A NAN

Hackensack, n. J.. Oct. 1s.-His father
having been hanged for murder when
he. the son. was seven years old, Peter
Hornia, Of Warrington. now q youth of
fifteen years, was placed on trial for
his life here today, charged With the
murder Of his friend, Carl Brocker. also
fifteen years old.
Hornia's defence was that the shooting
was accidental The accused boy said
he was hunting birds and did not know
he had shot Carl Brocker until arrested.
Tho Brocker boy, who fingered for
months. and died with bullet in his
spine. was driving . grocsr's wagon
whom shot
The H6rnie boy pleaded guilty to man.
slaughter without intent. and was sent
to the Railway Reformatory. He VIII
b taught . trade there. Il vas shown
IN court Chat the killing was due to
Hornia's careIessness.
The Washington herald., 1912-10-29

ana symmeurlcaA the method y more
simple the effects more lasting, and a.
together beyond comparison with the re-
suits produced here-
by this French Method. the breasts
% DAYS. This applies to women Of al
most any age. from young girls to elder
ly mAxrons, whether the bust Is abso-
Iutely not developed at all. or has grown
weak and fiabby. and hangs. NO matter
from what cause"
We suggest to our lady readers that
they write to Madame DuBarrie for par.
ticulars of this remarkable French
Method, inclose cents In stamps for
the illustrated booklet and address II to
Mdme. DuBarries Suite seT Pontiac
Bldg. Chicago. Ill
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-29

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Sra Wontcneero.
9lf en- Sfil0rina fra sSSorber

gf en- SfilNring fra SSoroens
minOite aongerige al oen ipenife
6orfotterinOe Innie @aa / go
gems gtpbeter" bibipttes:
Mtontcre9ros Sopeoitao Gettinie
beItodr al Ell eneite lang @aoe nleo
inloa lane Sils og nogen iaa itsrre
9pgringer for aongebuiet og Sc.
IanOtcrne iamt @rano Sotel, iom
cr uomerfet gobt. Gen italienife
Sert og Song Rifita eier set /
S9lcsifab, og bets affaitning llo-
gisr en- al Wonarfens pGientligite
SnotGgter.
Gettilie li9ger paa en- Ssiilette
% gier lom 2onOet i i'm Selbeb ct
%tenmeIig trpitesleit Snotrpf. go.
get mere iattig og sSe eno Wonte.
negro, tror ieg, at leg al0rig bar
ieet. &ele Sanoet ipnes at pere
en- pilo Stenerfen, graa opitre Berg
/ oct ucnbelige - itiUnet @ap. Snb
mellem Sieloene ligger imaa 9lger-
lapper, iom intiOlertto bprfes meo
rsrcnoe Smbu.
Wtontenegrlnerne er life rpooe
for at isre Ell baarb Scamp meo ben
DOerit farriee gtatur for at oproa
en- iattig SiluGrelie. Seq fprltaar
npiten life bpab Solicit leper al, en-
Zig 6attigoom bar ieg alorig ieei
fer. Ceres imaa lape Stenfolonier
bar iamme 6arpe ion oe omlig.
gen0e Sicrgc. Serior bar man %.
laa nanIfelis FOR at ifielne Dem
ira Sm9ipel'crne, iom De lig9er
itrset longs De ppperlige 2anocpeie,
lom bar foitet ct iIigt enornlt ar,
belize % ilbsrt Meie.
Wontenegrinerne er itaieIige Scli
Sc sdar tlGbte / inc pafre male.
rife Sragter % or ale Wpno ion
9pinoer beo9bnet baaoe meo He'
poIcer % a1lio. Set er til % mel
paabubt at alle ifal bore Saabeu
Sea oil life paaitoa, at Montene'
eros S~ubbpsgere aItio ier tiItalenb,
no. Ceres Spipn er nlsrft o. 81
taser ingen Notis al oen reiieno,
SuriIt. San er bare 9uit for Dem
Saor man al % til en- Silicn. iar
er Sct rent iom Ell Haaoesape.
Heipeft mao mon bape for bettu
tnpre 6oIf, iom sjeuucm iaa mansl
b~unNrcoe Mar bar pioii at i%oriuar
fin 6ribeo moo IN orerm9stis o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Oriffefoppen f~orpiit.

Sra 8aibington me0oeIeS ben 80.
Sftober: 8inanSminiItcr WtacTengb
bar / en- ioag uolte0t CrOre Iunmc-
riff |ioroiit BEN gonrle broouunonc
iGIes 0riffefop ira oQc Sernbane'
pogne, Sfibc % oa0rc ofIentli9e
Sran@portmi6ler / McIlemItotStro.
iifen og ira ale ofientIige SentcpG-
refer.
SrOren, ser giuI0er "ole Griffe.
fcppe, Sono9laS eQcr andre Sriffe.
far til oiientIig SrltQ", % iom itrar
trGber / Sirfiombeo cr uoItcot / Den
almiuoeligc Sunobeo5 SntereSIe, %
oct er fcnitoteret, at Sen fGle8 Drift
fefop er en- 6ore iom Spcricrer az
irnitiomme Spgbomnc. - Oct err
paaOiit, at en- ianbon Sop far inbe.
bol0e Suiiroer al SnpGomShaciQcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
u~opanorinsen
fra Popeeitaoen

Sra @aibinQton mebbeleS ben lite
Hopember: llouanoringen al Stem.
meberettigeoe fra 0iitrict Of Golum.
bia til oe iorifjeQi9e Stater, bpor oe
berer biemme, fog i'm gegpnbelie
ioa5, 90 gpont3nrben bill bli fllIgt
al andre / ltobi9 ogenbe Intal. NG'
item 1000 repubIifanife Splgere oiI
iorlaoe lit Irbcj0c menem MI %
Mauoa8 forat bragg til DC ggne al
2uuoet, bpor Sc bar lin loolige
SicmItaun. Minoit ligeioa mango,
ON life Here Gentofrater bill Iamtt'
big begiue iig oiitco I'll NabcItoterne
@ireinia o. W}ornlano, bpor mango
buuOre6e GplQerc, iom for Steritc'
beIcn al Sibcn opboloer Jig | 9tltrict
OF Columbia, bar fine SalgfreDle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
De hpiee Gifimoer.

Or. TuboIpb Wartin gnoerion
ira Soreit Gitp. Sorpa, iom bar Sil.
bialmar StcianSiors 9cSioaer paa
hans iibite SpbngeIicSrciic til oc
norSancrifanife a~rftiife 3c9ioner,
onfom Den lite Ropembcr til San-
6ronciSco meo &pnIianacrbampifi.
bet "ScIuibcre". San itnofpiter /
ct % oIt @fr. StcinnSiouS @erct.
ming ON Gpbngclier al oe bpioe
Gifimoer. iom antoQeS at ppre Gf.
terfonmerc al sc | i'm Sib ira Geit.
grcnIarb foriuunNue Noromrnb.
Sammen mco Or. Inberion an.
Tom Groi. &. Scfopau 9effir9nell
ira Hosiooeuo, GaI., iom bar Ill.
brogt 49, gar poo SIaruon.S crnc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Seore Dele.
S~ortIrtteIie fra Sioc 1.

uloSaolerc, fan meo Ii9ciaa goo
@rllno anuenbeS paa &eItenS bpeoe'
ourfenoe Sarmere, ga SeipareIien
peo bcore 8eie bliper omtrcnt Den
iomme for begge.
tWtcn Oenne Seiparclie / trans
portomfoltninger CT life ait. Gn an'
Den 6oroel peo De beOre Seic er Den
oerpeo frembrogte Sti9uiu9 / 2on'
bets IGroi. 6or at llultrere bette
onfereS ct Grempel ira See Gountp,
@%irginia. gn Sarmer eieNe Ser 100
IcrcS &ano, beliagenbe mlot imcIIenl
70 Iroa @pcr, % ban bapoe tcrglH-
pcS iegt at irlge Bette Sono Tor
$500. s 1908 blcp Den Sct, Der
0if Qierncm Sarruen, unoertaItet Ell
omiattcnoe 6orbe0riu9 % omclo'
itIent Gtercu itriotcoc iulon bette &ei'
arbcioe, Ser foitebc bam Ell ubetpoe'
li0beo peo hpiere Stot, bar ban oo9
icnere oiiIaoet ct Su0 al $4,000 for
lin 6orm.
ST anoet Grcrpel paa, boor bel
set Ienuer iig at uOgioe no8le Nen8e
for beore Sanoeucte, anfercS fro
&Qction Gouutp, Globaulo, Ser for
nogIc iaa Mar lioen ueb ipccieIt %oll
beIlutte0c at uoitcbe BONDS rot
$25O,OO0, for oerpeo at iGtte iinC
&cie / goS Staub. s 1900 - olt'
Ioa ier bette @eiarbcibe par ia,
iauuq - par 9anocts &Grbi ifcl'
Qc GcniuSopQooerne 9|ienneuinitIit
$3.50 pr. Acre, % Salg$priien pnl
IA ira SO I'll S15 pr. Acre. Gen
iu5opQopcrne iro 1910 - % mc8c
&ciurbeioe bar rhiert - letter Der
Qienneminitligc Sonoprrhi | Soun
tuct til 1919, mebenS Salgpriic,
por itegct til ira $50 I'll $50 pr
Icre.
WanQe bar / Sen ieuerc Sio oe'a'
iaact Ell aabent @lit for Den &icnoS
Qieruiug, at mcget al oe ubpre Sunl
utcr, icm omerifonite Suriiter bpcr
Aar uSgiper / De curopGtIfe Sanoe
piIoc fcmmc amerifa tilgobe, bpi
man her boube et orDentIi8t Seilp
Iilm, ioa nor / fine GutomobiIcr lie
funoe nad De mango uatlritlsnn
|, Cane, bort fore % herlige Smo BE-
iinoer. Meo Scnblif paa ocnne Sto
al 9ciiagcu cr en- Scgpuoelie altered
qiort. og paa Here Steoer /. Gr.
! Gunuer, Colorado, bar no oeroe
mcrfei itore 6oregeIier | Surlltirt
J iifcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Dinterens Sfiiport.

gfiel Softer, oct rationale Sfi.
iorbunbS Sefret9r, bar - berettes
Der fra Sulutb, Den Bite Sftober -
oiientliggiort programmed for gin-
tereils Sfilsb, Der bill finoe Steo iom
fslger: Stouebton, isis, 4oe So
mtar; geloit, 8is., 25oe Somlar;
Wtilpoufec, @iS., 2 Sebruor; SUD.
ion isis, s. 5ebruar; @lenpooo,
Mlinn., #. Sebruar; Sergus Sails,
Wsinn., 10. Sebruor; Sanosrenb |
Sronpooo, Miih., t5oe til 17be Se.
briior; Sibpeming, Wfid,, LOBE til
17oe 5ebruar; after / S%ibpentng,
Mih, %. 8ebrlnr; Heo 8ing,
Ntinn., 9. 6ebruar; Chippewa Sails,
@iS., 19be eaer 266e Sanuar; Ga
meron, isis, 25be Soruar eaer Ste
Sebruar; Chicago, 26oe Sanuar
Girginin, Winn., 70 Sanuur; Stub
forO, Hod]eIter, arcooio og Sofa oil
iua 9ntoen anginet icnere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Dialect paa Cuba

Sra Soparn tcIegrafereS Den lite
4ouember: W}oN ben alnttllbelt9e
Torpcntning bar 8rRiibentpalget Der
ioaa ioregaoet meo ben itprlte Mo %
Sroen. Sugen 0ptoier euer 6reoS'
~ioritprrelier bar ftnbet Steo, &alg'
beretningcrne inolober lan9'ontt.
@ease Sioer 9iey SorSrins pna at
bare ferret, men oet ipnes temnleltg
iiffert, at Sc &onieroatipe, huiS aar-
bibat err General Menocol, bar pltr'
set / @ropiniernc Gamaguep og Wa.
tan3us. Tropinicu Sopara er enoinl
/ Suil, og fro Gropinierne Sriente
% Yinar Del Mo foreligger enorill
iGgen 9etcrninger.
Sapana Ter no iom en- ltor Nftlt'
t9rleir meS opcr 5000 Solooter,
beIs Snfantcri bells aaponeri, patrul'
iereube / 8obcrne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
uroli9heoer paa
San Domingo

Den itabig tiItogenoe lliifferbeo
for amerifanIfc 9or9creS 2iu %
Gicnbom / 9republifen San 0omin.
90, boor Ser / llOfonten al Ellerto
Elatu bar irrnbet ooIoiomme 8aoe-
opteier Steo, bar foranleOiget Wta-
rineOCpartementet | @albington til
al Soit at oiicnoe TO &riQSifibe,
arpoic-en baltimore" pg Senoereu
"Ynnfton", berhen.
"9anfton" aficiIeoe fra Tortne'
bartlett / Netp 9orf / SnSooQS %
Baltimore" fra PHILADELPHIA / 6rcs
bags.
9iSic to arig&ifibe par bolbt / @e'
reoifob fornt fore trooper ODER I'll
Gilba, men NDOoenoigbeOen berfo,
ipneS mi of pare opbppet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
R~ooIepeltmooet
en- 6ulosrube.

Sbeooore Hooiepelt3 8algmeoe |
Waoiion Sauare @orOen, gtelp Dorf,
/ Susoags laOer til al baoe oGret en-
rem 8ulogribe for en- ganoe Speru.
lanter, Tom opfisbte ale De uolteote
abgangSbiQetter, De funoe operfont'
me % ioIgte Dem igicn mco en- nbpre
SortieneIte. 9illctter til Siooeplao.
ie iolgtes for ira So til So % til
Itaoenoc Blaos for 50 pr. Stpffe.
Der bIep ira 5remifriotSpartiet8
Sopcbfparter ubIteot ca. $4,000 Io.
gon9Sbiaetter til Mooct. Salpoelen
al DEM bIep liobelt frit % Htiten al
Dem ioIgt, for bpao man flnoe faa
Tor Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Gu Miobclsbausflaabe for 5000

Nar iiben. Wau bar fsr mert, at
Salomo bar ben ferite iom bpJgeoe
Sfibe / itsrre initial og meo Dem TO-
retog Starter paa Wibbelbapet for at
bente 9pg9ematcriale til lit prpgttge
Senlpel. Erofesior greaiteot bar
imiolertiO | NGrbeoen al EoIermo
funbet Ell 2crtaple meb en- Snbifrift,
Ser beuiier, at aaereOe Sen Ggpptiife
&onge, lom bpggeoe Den ferIte TDra-
mioe, ioretog en- Heiie. oper Wiooel.
bapet meb en- Slaaoe paa 40 Sfibe.
Oct bar / oct treble Iartuien fer Sri
til Sebiel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
llye Opationer
for Rooiepelt

Sbeooore HooIenelt bolbt Srebog
slftcn i'm anben IulgtaIe / Sem Dorf,
/ Mo0iion Sqlare 8arben, Ser lig,-
Tom oeb forri9e Inlebning par fplbt
til SrGngiel af pilotbe JeiitreOe Eli.
borere. Sfipnt Soriomlin9en al
WeoetS Sormono @iaiam 81. Eren.
oer8ait, poa set inbitGnoigIte bar
blet anmo6et ON at afboloe iig fra
nogcniombelit Concentration og Ia-
De SberIten fonme til Srbe itrar og
oerpeo ipare ham for at bli itunenbe
for lpllge, fllnoe De f%oriamleoe Was.
fer Dog life itpre lin gegeiitring. Sffe
fsr bite Hooieoelt iig paa Salerito.
len, fpr en- Storm q &lnpiaIuer og
Sploetltroab bragcoe lss og truebe
oglaa o%ennegang meo ingen gnbe at
bile tage. Oct lpffeoes BOG TooTe-
pelt eiter enoel. forgirpes Sorie9 at
faa Stormen ioooiot ItiInet, of ban
flrnoe begpnoe lin Gale, ser inart
ian9eoe SilbsrerneS Spmerfiombeo
% Ioolebes gauIfe mart bragte Ho og
Stilbeo tilpeie.
Suao Mr. Gooiepelt peo oenne gn-
leontng Ipecielt Iagoe zig Sino ON
par at bibringe line Silbsrere Sen
SperbepiSning, at BEN progressive
SeoGgelIe life bare bar al Ell mibIer.
ttoiJ 9tatur, men at Sen Itupnebe
moo ct iait 90 permanent Wanl =
Granddaughter al ct tort, li6eralt,
folfeli9t Enrti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05

brng, 90 icnbt til erie County, 9enn.
iplponid, bpor Staaltruiten eier en-
mountaineering paa 1000 Icres. De
inofiebte areatlrer ifal Der arpen'
oes lom gpIsbpr.
Gen n9pnte 2anoitrPfning blep |
lin Sio inofisbt / oct Siemeo Der at
onlGgge ct tort Staalperf. Gette
blep Der al en- eIer anoen 8rittlo IN
tct al meb, % 2anbet bar lenere p9-
ret bortiorpagtet til Sarnere. Sette
bar imiblertio life lennet Jig, bpor.
for 9rniten Dor beiIittef Jig til at
anpenbe oct til apPeopor9tning /
itor WaaleItof poa eeen HeJning.