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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
WILL HOLD Two DAYS
Mahaska Fall Festival and Old
Settlers Reunion.

The Mahaska Fall Festival and Old
Settlers Reunion has been extended
and enlarged. The program will COW
Ier a period of two full days. 1t will
be a reunion and a homecoming wor-
thy of attention.
Oskaloosa business men met with
committeeman Monday morning at
the directors room in the Oskaloosa
National Bank building and the decis-
ion to make the celebration a two
days affair was reached. The Off
cial title vas also adopted as the Ma
haska FAN Festival and Old Settlers
Reunion. Dates chosen for the cele-
bration are Wednesday and Thursday,
October % and "a. The following
were appointed and
where committees are, incomplete the
chairman was, empowered to select
assistants
General Committee - George c.
True, chairman; Major John F. La,
lcey, Col. ]. +. Mcneil. Chas. S. Wall.
ing, Frank E, Novels, Charles C.Pike.
Old Settlers program Oliver
Vance. chairman.
Farm Exhibits-A. ]. Lyle, chair.
man.
Ok Roast. b. Doll and Chas. 4.
Brooke, chairmen.
Dedication of City Hall, Band
Stand and Memorial Fountains. V.
Reynolds, chairman. .-.
Observation-Disclosures S. Walling,
chairman.
Arrangements-C. NJ. Porter, chair.
man; Warren Kalbach and II. A.
Thomas.
Decorations-Irving Garland, chair.
man.
Advertisement-I. w. Cook, chair
man; Phil Hoffman, and II. S. Rose
crans.
Finance-R, NJ. Boyer, chairman.
Concession Charles 4. Munroe,
chairman.
Other announcements viii be made
public within few days.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
CROP REPORT +.
SHOWS RECORD
President of Big Advertising Concern
Declares them Unprecedented.
THIS STATE HAS A BUMPER CROP
Total Value of Iowa's Yield This Year
Will be 1894, 14s,556-Last Year
it Was $3o5, ss1 ,o66-Gain
of s2s,s17,4so.

| Chicago, Oct. Never in the his
tory of agriculture of the United
States and Canada" says Mr.. Charles
r. Erwin, president of Lord & Thorn,
as, advertising agent of Chicago and
New York, have there been such
bumper crops over the entire coun'
try and continent. Some of the facts
given to us by the publishers who
collect the data for our crop report,
give the yields of different crops as
so high that they seem exaggerated.
We have taken special pains to see
that the reports given to us were &C
curate."
In an interview with Mr.. Erwin he
stated that the general condition OF
the country was excellent. The only
complaint the farmers have had is the
scarcity of men. The country banks,
especially, show great increase in
deposits; the farmers are buying au'
itomobiles in great numbers, and are
Especially active in purchasing new
and modern machinery for harvesting
their crops and in improving farm and
household equipment.
The gratifying fact proved by this
sixth annual Lord & Thomas crop re-
port is the we'll balanced distribution
of farm production and consequent
prosperity.
| Concerning Iowa, the report says:
Iowa is producing a bumper crop
The yields reported per acre are sc
unusual in many cases that it is hard
to strike an average yield. However
figuring conservatively both as to
yields per acre and as to the probable
pric which will prevail, returns this
season will total up in value to 1884,
14S,556. Last year our estimate was
$685., 1871 ,O66.
THE Iowa corn acreage this year
totaled 9,090,100 acres. Estimating
the yield at forty bushels peracre the
crop would amount to 363,204,O0(
bushels and at valuation of so cents
per bushel "a lower figure than at the
same time last year,, would be$1S1,
100000. The 1911 corn crop totaled
10000 bushels. ....
THE acreage in oats this year was
4,665,100 acres, and with a yield O.
forty bushels per acre and valua
ton of 80 cents per bushel is estimat
ed to be worth $16,0OO,OOO more thar
1911. This years acreage of wheat
both winter and spring, totaled $40
800 acres. Estimating the average
yield at twenty-five bushels per acre
the total yield would be 21,009,00(
bushels, estimated value $1S,90S, 100
Last years crop of wheat brought 81,
232,262.
The barley crop is greater thi;
year than last, but prices are lower
The timothy hay crop is worth SAL,
100000, and the timothy seed crop is
worth $1S,000,000. The fruit crop is
worth around $1O,OOO,OOO, in spite O
the apple crop failure
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
Another Appointment.

DIR, NJ. f. Boyd, health physician
and head of the health department of
oskaloosa, has received appointment
as Dairy and Food Inspector for the
Oskaloosa district. The commission
is issued by W. B. Barney of Des
Moines, State Dairy and Food Com
missioner. The appointment is eff
fective from date of receipt. This
adds to the duties of the Doctor the
inspection Of dairies and all places
furnishing food consumed or distrib-
uted in oskaloosa and neighborhood.
and under the state law carries, with
It powers in the enforcement of the
pure food law.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
BARROW JUDGE IS CHOSEN
MADEIRA County Jurist Selected to Pre-.
side In Los Angeles Bribery
Trial.

Sacramento. Cal. Oct Superior
Judge w. NJ. Conley of MADEIRA county
was named by Acting Governor Wal.
lace to preside over the trial OF Clar.
ence s. Darrow In Los Angeles when
the Chicago lawyer is called October
81. The superior judges of Los An.
geles county asked to be delivered
from hearing the second trial, as the
publicity given the first case had
tended to prejudice their minds. Then
1t became necessary for the governor
to appoint another judge.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
MANY GARY MEN TO QUIT
Greeks and Balkans Serve Notices on
Three Plants Of United States
Steel Corporation.

Gary, Ind, Oct. 7-Representatives
OF 1000 Greeks and Balkans served
notice on three plants OF the United
States Steel corporation that they
would not work from Saturday night
until Tuesday in order that they can
meet and discuss the war situation
The notices were served on the iii.
nois Steel company. American Bridge
company and American Sheet and Tin
Plate company.
Servians OF Gary. who number 5000,
are showing the greatest activity.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
Electric Railway Men M,s,.

Chicago, Oct, THE annual con-
vention Of the American Electric Rail.
way association was called to order
here today by President Thomas N.
McCarter OF New Jersey, the sessions
being held in the Dexter pavilion. In
connection with the convention there
is remarkably complete exhibition
OF electric railway equipment and APP
pafatus Of every Kind, The companies
which are members Of the association
own and operate $4,000 miles OF track
and carry more than 1900. 0o0. 900 pas
ssngsrs annually.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
Big Potato Yield.

c. II. Briden, who cultlvates the soil
in Black Hawk county. reports a pc.
tato crop of about 1900 bushels from
a field that contains less than five
acres. No doubt, what this man has
done, other men can do, where they
have the proper soil. And perhaps
one way TO meet the increased cost OF
living Is to make the soil produce
from $50 to $50 bushels OF potatoes
where perhaps 60 to SO were grown
before.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
Come To Oskaloosa
List Of New Citizens Who
Have Recently Arrived.

l
married Miss Mamie Clark, of thi
city, is to become a resident of Os
kaloosa. mr.. and Mrs. Dickson will
be at home at No. ITO Fourth avenu,
East, after October 10th.
| aa.. .. - - - ..- - . .-..
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Marshall and sor
Twill be at home in the j. C. Barringel
property, No. 5O4 High avenue East
Mr.. Marshall comes from Minneapo
| lis to take the position of superinten
dent of the eastern division of the NJ
& st. L. Ry. .ag-
.... ..... - - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sterrett and
daughter Miss Margaret, No. 2OS Third
avenue West, resume residence in
Oskaloosa after an absence of two
years in Peoria, Ill. Mr.. Sterrett is
an M. G. st. L. fireman.
a.... ... - - - .. ..
Miss Bessie Presley, No. lie Fourth
avenue East, comes from Clare, Mich.
She has position as nurse at Alb.
bolts hospital.
- - -
L. ID. Brown comes from Mon,
mouth to accept local position with
the M. & st. L. Railway.
.... - - -
J. L. Hatfield, wife and four chill.
dren come from Des Moines to make
their home in Oskaloosa. Mr. Hat.
field takes the place with the Ores.
cent Coal Co. made vacant by the
resignation Of A. A. Dawley.
- - -
John Snider, wife and six children
five daughters and son, are moving
to Oskaloosa from Fairfield and will
be at home in the Towle property
No. 4z9 North Third street, recently
purchased by the gentleman. Mr.
|Snider comes to Oskaloosa on &C.
count of the. educational advantages
of the city.
= - -
Alfred d. Tayntor and son Mark
of Chicago, have located in Oskaloosa
and have apartments at the Y. NJ. c,
A. Mr.. Tayntor has the state work OF
the Prohibition party.
- = -
Raymond Minard and family, OF
Tracy, are recent newcomers to Os
kaloosa and are residing at 21O North
] street.
- = -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Marshall and
two children from Washington Springs
South Dakota, have located in Oska
loosa and are living at 305 X avenue
East. Malcolm White, from the same
town came with them.
- = -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glenn and son
OF Marshalltown, have taken up theil
residence, in Oskaloosa and are liv
ing at 653 North A street. Mr. Glen
lis attending Penn college. Oliver
Cope, a brother of Mrs. Glen, is liv
ing with them.
=. = -
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Phillips ant
son have returned from Winona, MINI
and are living in their former home
at 514 South A street. Mr.. Phillips
is employed at the Orpheum theatre
- = -
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dexter, Of
lAckworth, Ia, are among the recent
newcomers to our city and are living
at S34 North E street. Mr.. Dexter il
completing his work at Penn College
- = -
! Mr.. and Mrs. e.. w. Ruby and fam
lily of two, of Rose Hill, are newcom
ers in Oskaloosa They are living a.
642 North c street. Mr.. Ruby is EN-
ployed at Thomas e Holmes.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
Chanqe of Time,

A new time card went into effect
on the Burlington Sunday. Only
one train in or out of Oskaloosa was
affected by the change, the east
bound passenger. This will now leave
at 4:l0 p. m. instead of 500 as here.
tofore. The arrival and departure OF
all other trains are the same as here
tofore, Mail for this train must be
In the local postolIlce. by $3.50.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10

CORLETT.-Died, at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. J. T. Lange, of
Rolfe, Iowa, of old age, John n. Cor
lett, aged SO years. The deceased
was the father of l.. 4. Corlett, clerk
of the district court of this county,
and for some time made his home
with the son in this city. he was one
of the oldest settlers of Clayton coun-
ty, going there in the early fifties and
remaining there until the death of
his wife a few years ago, when he
came to this city and stayed with his
SON Since then he has lived with
his children around over the country,
but he has always called Oskaloosa
his home. He will be buried at FL
kader, Clayton county, on Tuesday.
Deceased had a family of twelve chill
dren, of which nine are still living.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
Scientists M,rooned bv Rain.

Phoenix. Ariz, Oct. 7,--sixty.ays
European scientists who have been
touring the United States as the
guests Of the American Geographical
society were marooned by heavy rains
IL Roosevelt Dam
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10

ne committee on behalt OF organic
ed labor in Oskaloosa express appre-
citation Of all assistance and aid given
and to Major John F. Lacey, of Os.
kaloosa, Hon. SAINT Kirkpatrick, Of
Ottumwa, Mayor S. V. Reynolds and
Rev. Alexander McFerran for parti-
cipation in the formal program of the
ray. Signed:
Bert GrOce,
Chas. +. NJ. Schlenker,
DAVIS S. Barr,
Committee.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

Fred A. Pilgrim, Oskaloosa -. .29
1886 and
Dcna Yer Steeg, Oskaloosa. -. 20
Dwight G. Rowland, Rose Hill . .23
1897 and
Hazel L. Garrett. White City. -. 20
ROQUE.-Born, to Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Rogue, of Fremont, on Thursday,
September 26, 1912, a son.
LlNSLEY.-Born, Monday, Sept.
%, 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Lins,
ley, of Wright, ten pound boy.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10

MORGAN.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Morgan, of Fremont, on Monday,
September 80, 1912, a daughter.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
AUTO GOES into DITCH
Driver Loses Control of Machine
aud Sends it Over Bridge.

An auto accident which came very
near having fatal results occurred
Sunday afternoon when the large pas
senger Oakland owned by Lotus Fox
went into the ditch Just south of New
Sharon. Ed Fox, the son, who was
just learning to drive the car, and his
sister occupied the front seat, while
Mr.. Fox and three others occupied
the rear seat. In trying to make the
turn on the road going west, just
south of New Sharon, the young man
lost control of the machine and it
went over the end of the bridge and
into the ditch. Mr.. Fox was pinned
under the car and sustained two or
three broken ribs and several bruises,
The rest Of the party were more or
less bruised UP, but nothing very Sc
rious. The front part of the car was
damaged to considerable extent.
The front axle was bent out of shape
and the radiator, lamps, Windshield,
etc, demolished. The party was ex-
tremely lucky In escaping with the
slight injuries they received
Later. &C., .-..,,, -,
II is reported this afternoon that
Mr.. Fox is more seriously hurt than
was first thought and that the doctors
gay there is not much chance for him
10 pun through, 0-~ s.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10

2;3O from the residence. lnterment
in Forest cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10

BROGAN-ENGLIS j. Bro.
gan and Mrs. Mary L. English were
married in 0ttumwa on Saturday and
left that evening for Cherokee, Okla,
or visit at the home of the latter's
daughter, Mrs. Ed Evans. Mrs. Bro
gan was formerly a resident of this
community and her many friends here
will wish her much happiness in her
new relations.
GABLE.-Died, at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gable,
All B avenue West, at 1l:15 p. M,
October 4, 1912. of cholera infantum
of twelve hours duration, Floyd Day
ton Gable, aged year, months and
/ Ia days. Funeral will be held from
the house Sunday morning at 10000
o'clock. Deceased leaves father.
mother and sister.
GALLAGER,-Died, at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Gal
lager, GA Fourth avenue west, at
9:45 a. m, Oct 6. 1912. of bronchitis,
! of one weeks duration, Hazel May
Gallager, aged 1 month and 10 days.
Deceased leaves father, Mother and
Ione brother, Gerald The funeral
twas held this tMonday) afternoon at
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
REPORT OF LABOR DAY
Committee Makes Settlement and
Has $1,000 in Bank.

Settlement has been made by the
Labor day committee of the Oskaloosa
Trades Assembly for all outstanding
bills and claims incident to the local
celebration held here Monday, Sep.
tcmber 2. 1912. The special auditing
committee finds that the local organ.
ization has comfortable balance with
which to start plans in September of
19l5. The report of the committee,
which is of public interest, is as fol.
lows:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
~Jnforporeret Jernbane

6ro Selena, Mont., meobeles Den
26be oS.: Observation-Disclosures
for Wiontana Gaiterns9onen, Der
ifoI bpeges fra SepiSton forat itsoe
iammen meb @reat Rorthern,ga 90.
mems SonebIiuie / Iep Rocfforb, g.
0nf., inoIeoereoes ibag pan Stats-
iefretprens &ontor tiaigemeo eft aart
uopiicnbe ben proieftereoe gmte.
Rontano goitern RaiIpap Com.
pam er inforpureret nteo en- 8runo.
fopitol al $f0,000,000, og 9irefte
rerue er: 2eipis @. Sin, 6. g.. 8rap,
y. 81. Socfion, s. 9garfer @ediep
% 6. 6. aot8enbacf, ollie fra ct.
Raul.
@onenS 8ontprer bIir | 2emiston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Sjeroe Kiasies
poitmeitre.

Er9ii6ent Soft bar BEN 26oc ap'
proberet bet uofproieeoe HesIemen;
for be 50,222 fierbe alasies Boit'
metre, iom fornpIig pco Grefutipor-
ore itiaeoes | GipiG Seroice .Sienc'
item. &egIemertct 9ieIber DOG life
for Eoitmeitrene paa Gorto Hico,
@itam, Saipaii, Samora eler / aIa-
ia.
8onfnrrencen oeb gni9ttelien al
fieroe Masies goitmeitre, bpis Sno-
trgter operitiaer $500 ON aaret, oil
bli Den idume iom for De sprige an-
iGttelier | ben fla5fiiicerebe Sieneite.
Spor Snbt9pterne nuorager til mint
ore emo $500 ON 9loret, bill en- YoIt-
inipeftsr bli ien6t til Stebet forat
lioie Den melt bobiIe Wanb for Still.
lingen bln16t gnis1erne.
Get er forbuot fieroe alosies Bolt.
metre berefter at tage aftip Del |
BoIitifen. af 2anoets fieroe alas-
les Foitmeitre bar 1884 en- Snb.
tGgt al minore emo $500 ON Iaret;
INN 1865 tiener mer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

Worgenen. 9iIiteoe bar bl. a. tppe
Rreiter, ire Dommere % attet Ger.
be. Snsen apinoer bapbe aogans
til Metsialen, oa bisies WPrpRreHe
piloe birfe foritprrenbe paa aanoer-
ne. en- Hetstiener ifaffebe tilpeie ct
Spano meo 9anb og en- @rpoe brpn-
oenoe aul, / bpilfet aniublaoet blep
itiiffet inc. Saa iremtraaote Den
enc, en- ing araber, og foriifreoe ON
fin ltifplbiebeb. San fit ifpae Wnn.
ben meo ganb, bporpaa &nipens gier
tog fat / bans Srnge me6 Den enc
Saano os bererte ben paa tire Ste
Der meo BEN glsoenoe Staalipibs.
gfterpaa ~nnoerisgte man Sungen og
fmlot, at Der bare bar tire bpioe imaa
glenmer paa ben. Ru fom Suren
til Den anben. @f Ell eller anoen
8rnnb fit ban peb iamme gebano-
ling ct blebenbe Saar paa Snngen,
% bette giorbe rlbTaget. San blep
Itrar bsmt ffpIbig % fsrt aiiteS til
Sugtbuiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Trabijfe Omosoomme.

s Grobicn bGnoer oct life iad
iieloen, at man artpenber 8ubsbom.
ME, naar en- panifelig Sag ifal al.
eisre&. Gn engelif Sorfarter, iom
nplie bar ioretaset en- lpngere &uno.
reiic / Grabien, ifilorer fslgeuoe
8ommeritene: 20 unge Srfencns
Sgnner por beifplot for of bape be-
i~tiaaIet en- 3arapane. geu9e beop'
reoe i'm llifploigbeo 90 ffplbte paa
b~pcrauSrp. SiIilut maatte man OBJ
pelcre til @%nnsocmmen for at iaa
ems / Scr ip4rc Gag. en rrp9r'
dig, bsititoaeaoe grabcr inoianSt iia
for GomitoIen % ierte meo fg en-
anip, iom ifiiIoe brinse paa Sei
8ene, bpcm ben SfpIoise bar. Serne
anip bar / Here @~enerationer pGrei
beparet ion ct alenooie / famine
Slret, o. mere END en- Sang bar Den
pGret bruat pco Guosoomme. Gau
9laoet er guabS 0apn % Gttribn'
ter inoarapereoe, % Sfaftet CT al
rist ubitaaret Glfenben,
8uSSScmmen ifiiIoe finoe Stec
paa ct inopict Steo aloffen fire ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Sorforoelie Grploiion.

6ro Chicago telcgrniereS oen 26be
Nooember: "Goruprobuct Gefining
GomparpS" St~iueIicSiobrif / oeu
iu0Iige llofant al @aufegon, Ell
9p9niu9 bcitaoenbe al 3 gtaaer,
iprGnateS / Suiten al Ell grploiion
iom anto8cS foraorioaet peo Selpan.
tGn0elie.
Wan fienoer enonu life gntalet
al sc Smfomnc, men oet antoges, at
Oct oil ~anorage til minbit 10. Gre
SIG er ~icrere ubgraoet, % ire al sc
SIIifaoefomnc, al bpilfe ser bar
minoIt %, er lenere aisaaeoe pes
Ssben.
Grploiionen inbtrai ilben minoite
&aricI. Ger bsrtes ct ioriGroeIiat
anolb. Der frcmbragte en- 8Ttelie
iom al ct SoroifipIp, ct uGloiat Slo.
guis, oa ben iprre 9psuins ilpnge.
oeS bolt op i 2i,ftcn for / SaIbet at
iorponolcS til en- iiiISitGnoia Ruin.
bob.
70 al grbeiberne ilpnaeoeS no al
Sinouerre % GO Sob ben siemlem
Suiten til en- ! GGrbeScu beIiggenbc
9irfcgaaro. Se par en6mu iIipe, oa
DC ialSt neS igien. Manse al Gre.
ne omfom | Yauipn al et @Gnsbc
@tenneifer, Tom erploiionen en-
Sart bapoc tilfoIot. De Ioo inoe.
flemt UNDER &uinerne % brGnSte lie.
penbe libel | ben eiter grploiionen
opitaaeoe gronb.
Zen anretteoe granoifaoe all.
! ilaaes til 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Polot fit ORC.

Sra Sarge, g. Sof., meooeles Sen
27be Hopember Sor oper ii aar
lioer fom bapPrenbe Statsienotor
Sauna unoer 9egislaturens Sor.
iamling / 9ismarcf inb paa "9is.
marcf SribuneS" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bpor, 81. andre, befnrot iie glaoets
eier, Waribal Sepea, og Heoaf'
tionsiefretpren, "Simmie" IoIep,
bpilfen %iioitnGpnte bilite ben mfom.
ne Statsienator meo: "8obbaa, 8lt.
pernsr Sanna".
Sanna brog paa SmilebaonSet oa
bemerfeoe: "Simmie, ieg baaber blt
er EFT gob Hrofet, OF ifuIoe lea no.
9enaong bli palgt til 81rperner, ifal
on bli min Bripatiefretpr."
Gen Ste Hopenber 1912 bIep g.
.. SANTA pol9t iii 8llperner al
Nortb 8afota. Sans fsrite og enc.
tie llonGpnelie. ban biotil bar for.
fpnot, par s. 90. Soleps ltonppnelie
til Gripatiefretpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Garneeies Scoielsoae.

gnbreip Carnegie funoe Den 25ot
OS. feire lin 77be 6soieIsbag / Ill
paloo$mpsiiae Stem / Hep 0orf
Som ieirebe T~soiclsbngen paa oer
udrlige Nianbe urbeibeoe ifere
Elmer paa &ontoret ON Ssormiooa,
gen, loo iiq interpiepe al EreSiens
&epr9ientouter ON Gftermiooager
og gan ON aitenen ct WiobagSieI,
fob for noele al line intimeite Yen.
ner. San mootog | 9osens Sob en-
Wasie @ratuIationSbreoe os SeIe.
gramuer.
Sermneiteren iortaIte gpisrepor-
terne, at oct engang bapoe perei
bans bsieite 2nife at BIZ Reporter,
men at inaen Reoaftsr pilbe bape
ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29

Sra ben ferite Tag bar arigsbe.
g%eiitringcn / De fire friitne galfan.
ltater p9ret operpRloenoe, % efter.
baanoen iom ben enc Seiersmeloiug
ODER Sprferne er fulgt ! S9lene paa
ben anoen, er man naaet omtrent til
aosepunftet. Ss bet er iom befienbt
life aIele De unse W9nO, Der flof.
fes UNDER De rationale Ganer; og-
iaa apinoerne bill bore meb, life
alene iom SpgepIeierifer, men ogiaa
/ lelpe Selten meo 8aaben | &aan6.
Sper Gag omtrent bar lin npe
ama5one.Siitorie. SaaIeoes msote
forIeoen / Soiia iammen meb en-
Glare Snbfalote ire unge 8ieer og
TO giite Sooner, Der bab ON at tom.
me mleb | 89fferne. 90 man gap
efter for beres ~inotr9ngenbe 9sn.
rer, uoleperebe Dem l1niformer og
8aoben og loo Dem tase GIabs mel
lem be unge WRnb; oa 8ompaniet
lenere maridereoe element 8aoerne,
bar De fem amaSoner 8jenitanb for
jublenoe Spationer. De bar ben
iamme Uniform iom De manblige
Soloater, nentIig tpffe ulbne gen'
fl9oer og @iliterfraffe, % efterat
Be / 2ebet al ct Tar Gage bar blepen
nogenIlnbe inbererceret, blep De of
Ienbt til arigsifueplaoien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-29
Cats Soriaeelie.

grpiibent Gait bnr, mebbeIes Der
ira 8aibington, unoerrettet fine
8enner ON, at ban lieegpIoist bill
fen oftip Gel ban fomnter til at togc
/ bet replibIifmife Tartis Reorgani-
iation, life snifer at bli betragtet
iom en- m,Iig 3onoioot / 1916.
Oct er Erpiioentens Senliat of
gisre alt ! lin Wagt iorat iaa Gar.
tiet bragt paafooe isien, oe bill RI
meIigpiS fomme til at boloe mango
politiife Taler< men oct bill ife itben
gibeniigter, enc og alene iom en-
RGno, Der / fire aar bar ppret Ear.
tiets gonrerisrer.
Gen fsrite al bisie Grpiioentens
politiife Soler fol boIbes neb en- re.
pub!ifanif Mibbag / Iep gorf en-.
gang | Sanuar.