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AGENTS WANTED
Business Opportunities.

WIANTED-Resident Sales Manager
for leading manufacturing corpora
tion to open office in Guthrie: will
allow $3.50 to 5000 monthly; also az
thorized expenses and extra comnis
sion. Must carry $500 TO $1,000 cash
stock according to territory. contract,
etc. to supply demand created by our
advertising and agents appointed.
Superintendent. Dept >, B, 22S W
Huron St, Chicago.
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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

R. II. Wilson, State Superintendent
oklahoma City.
Robert Dunlop, Newkirs
Scott Glenn, Shawnee.
A. G. Scott Oklahoma City
O. r. Hayes, Chandler
w. Il. Rowsey. Muskogee
w A. Brandenberg, Oklahoma Cits
A. G. Parsons, Secretary. Oklahoma
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-P!ano almost new. ln.
qurc Of n. !. care of Leader.

FOR SALE lots II and IS in block
II Third Capital Heights, Guthrie,
oklahoma. These must be sold with
in the next 80 days. If YOU mean
business make offer Address Box
216, Osceola, Neb.
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SAL JtlAlAN WANTED Earn $3.50 q
month sell dealers highly adyer'
tised article exclusively or side line.
No samples to carry Imperial Co.
St. Louis, Mo
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SAIlESNIAN-~Two energetic, clean
cut men. Oils, greases and paints.
The siSnet Oil Company, Cleveland,
Ohio
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THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURTS

FOR The Western District At Guthrie
United States District Judge. John
r. Cotteral.
United states District Attorney
Iohn Gmbry
Assistants.
!. D. Taylor.
G. +. Zimmerman
w y. Herod.
United States Marshal w. S Cade.
Chief Deputy G Madsen.
Clerk OF the United States District
ourt G., T. Hunter,
deputies:
A. G. Doldo, II. l.. Flnloy and NJ
;. lawes
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LOST Saturday evening. on East
Harrison avenue, or on East Spring
er car. French Cony Collarette. Find
er return to this Office and receive
reward
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Eastern District at Muskogee

United states District Judge Ralph
+ Campbell
United states District Attorney
Vim. Gregg
United States Marshal Grant G
Victor.
Un!ted states District Clerk r. p.
harrison
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EvERAL city residences to trade for
farms.
SHAWNEE property. we'll located.
to exchange for Guthrie property.
ULPHUR property. strictly good. to
exchange fer Guthrie property. VIII
eli cheap for cash.
ARKANSAS farms for Oklahoma
farms.
MANY kinds of trading propositions.
4 a EAGGFIT.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

DR., c. f. Cotteral, President.
r. G. Burnsdale. Secretary.
r. y. Brooks, superintendent.
NJ l.. Morrison Truancy officer
Harry Carlin, Treasurer.
ii. A. Booth, 0. H. Brooks, H. h
Derwin, w T. Fields, A 8 tioorman
]. j. Nelson, T.. III Scissor. j. A
Remey J. Il. pickard a Bwns
{. M. Sarchet
Meets first Monday q .acn month
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THE LEADER,
THE LEADER.

Absorbed the Oklahoma State Cap
ital March s, 1919
Official Paper OF Constitutional
Convention.
Official City Paper.
Official County Paper.
Official State Paper.
tBy Enactment of Constitutional
Convention
Official Journal OF the Constitution,
page so: 2. "Resolved, That The
Guthrie Daily Leader be declared the
official paper CT the State of Okla
bOma." Adopted
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-.A bunch OF keys finder viii
please return to Leader office and
get reward.
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(First Published in Daily Leader
Feb IA 1927

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, who was convicted of
selling liquor on the lot nday of May,
1910. at Guthrie, Oklahoma. will. on
the 10Th day of March, 1912. apply
to the governor for pardon, upon
the grounds of reformation.
W. NJ. DALTON.
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TO EXCHANGE.

HARDWARE, implements, brick
building and ground. eighteen
thousand. Good town. good trade.
Want good farm property in ex-
change. T. A. Baggett.
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Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
INDECENT SICK Is
PEnpTII,EI;.X||.!IIIu!(1 ISSUE

The condition of the destitute sick in Alaska has been plainly
by four receiving attention in Itarol within
the last months
Walsh trail between here and
Ophr, having been and without food number Whe
found he practically dying and in such condition that he could
When the authorities here informed
saving mans life but help govern
could be him only through TIE fiction of issuing
sanity warrant died trail
sending hn
found i'll his possession
The and distressing a consumptve
brought from the Kuskokwim by George Hoffman his expense
Tie providing for tie detention hospitals furnishes
eving the insane aud other the custody the marshal
but when the of the here the sick the
custody of the marshal only be given through public
vagrancy charge
that all such be bona fde which
authorities helpless
At the present time there destitute family being
Idtarod by people upon
for the family helpless and destitute when brought here from
other 10 tell
The chance the family become sespportng remote
there provided by law through which the present
the burden may shift other shoulders.
The situation o. children may be left without parents
equally distressing The code provides length appoinme
of guardians but there provision for the may
become wards of the and generosity
sons who may interest themselves i'll the
such above organ
lied government then organized government has precious little
for existence The failure all years
make lawful government
failed in one important PARTICULAR discharge its just obligations
people does permit provisions
The burden is made harder communities
and others that could be
falls the of the helpless and needy from great surrounding
countryoen only nouents of
mun'ies situated but properly speaking nonresden Alaska
well.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
UNDERLAID
With GOLD

A good many people thought it was
all josh when rumor began to cir
culate around town the first of the
week to the effect that the whole Of
the Iditarod townsite and considerable
adjacent territory had been blanketed
with association mining claims.
1t turned out that there was some
foundation for the rumor, although the
matter was greatly exaggerated. One
eight-claim association was staked, and
it covers the waterfront from the ola
Sippern mill at the lower end to the
Cleveland mill at the upper end of
town.
The locators are Erickson. Joe Mi
kuta, Bert Banks, Henry Roden, George
Taylor, Sam Wilmer, Al Morris and A
Stoner. The claim is named the Cas-
cade association.
Discovery was made in the well of
the Cascade laundry, the source of the
city water supply. Ask any of the
locators what kind Of prospect lie got
and he will tell You you are welcome
to pan on the dump. Town prospectors
declare that some of the big stampedes
have resulted from poorer showings
a Year ago shaft was sunk on the
right limit of the Idilarod tramway
which showed a prospect in gold. Put
ting this and that together, it is not a
particularly wild assumption to con-
clude that the whole city is underIaid
with gold of undeterml ed richness
or leanness, if you want 10 put it that
way.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
NELSON ENLARGES HIS
T0NS0RIAL PARLORS

Last week John A. Nelson, the pro-
prietor of the Pioneer barber shop on
First avenue, bought the business Of
Arthur Stoner, who had been oper-
ating on Willow street, and the two
concerns have been consolidated, Mr..
Stoner accepting a position in the Nell
son establishment. The Pioneer bar
Der shop now has three chairs, each in
charge Of an efficient tonsoralist. In
connection with the barbering business
patrons will find q frst-class bathhouse
where hot and cold, shower, steam and
porcelain tub baths may be enjoyed in
comfort and cleanly surroundings. Mr.
Nelson, it will be remembered by
creek residents, formerly ran a first
class shop in Flat City.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
BASKETBALL
IN IDITAROD

Never did any sport create so much
the recent series Of basketball games
This great American national indoor
game unquestionably ranks among the
foremost sports of the country. Well
played basketball is one of the most
exciting of all indoor contests; it re-
quires Of its players speed, nerve and
endurance, combined with skill and nc
curacy. The quality and caliber of the
games played here by the two teams
were of the best-in fact of the cham
pionship kind. The games were fast
and snappy, and abounded in excellent
team work. The spirit in which the
players entered into the games was ad
mirable. Rivalry was intense, and
while a little rough in places, the
playing, on the whole, was all that
could be desired. All the games were
hard fought and well played, and
afforded much excitement for the
spectators. Interest was at fever heat
during the whole series, and so ia S
clnated was the public with the con-
tests, that the hall was packed at every
game with enthusiastic fans gathered
to cheer on their favorites. 1t was
very gratifying to see the people of
Iditarod show their appreciation of
this splendid and manly form of sport.
Basketball has made good in Iditarod,
and every honest effort to further pro-
mote the game and have it continued
will be hailed with delight. By all
means let US have more basketball!
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
LADY BASKETBALL PLAYERS
TO HAVE BLUE UNIFORM

The Iditarod ladies' basketball team
will appear in blue uniform when it
meets the ladies' team of Flat City in
play at the last-named place March %.
This is not official, but is reasonably
authentic. The color will be blue un-
less practically all the ladies of the
team change their minds, which is not
likely. The dress will be bloomer
style, and very good authority says
the ladies will look smart. indeed.
1t is not known what color the Flat
ladies will adopt, but the authority
above mentioned thinks it will be a
light shade Of gray. 1t was asked by
the news gatherer if red would not be
very fetching, and be was told that
red is only becoming to small women.
1t accentuates the size of the wearer.
The ladies of the Fiat team are of con-
siderably greater stature than those of
the IdilarOdS. Hence, with the Iditarods
dressed in blue and the Flats in red the
game would look like contest between
bantam Fights on the one side and
heavyweights on the other Yes, the
Flat ladies will probably adopt gray,
which will harmonize very effectively
with the blue of the Iditarods.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
PRETTY DISPLAY AT FRIEDMAN'S

Friedman's store this week has had
a very handsome show window dec
GRATED in honor of the Roof Garden.
The window contains display of extra
fine mems furnishings-silk ties, silk
shirts, silk vests and silk socks rivaling
in daintiness the most fastidious lady's
articles Of a kindred sort. The window
bears appropriate signs relating to the
Garden. The effect is striking, and
the goods on display are exceedingly
classy.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
MISSING MEN
INQUIRED FOR

Deputy Marshal Harry P. Sheppard
has letters Of inquiry for the following
persons:
James R. Farrell, last heard of about
eleven years ago at Whitehorse. Yu-
kon Territory, His mother, father,
two sisters and two brothers live in
Newark, NJ. Inquired for by Mrs.
j. f. Kelly, 80 Read street, Newark,
N. J.
CIaud A. Irvine, last heard from over
a year ago on Discovery. Otter creek.
His mother is very much worried. In
CURED for by Harry c. Irvine, 42l
Eklund ave-, Hoquiam, Wash.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
Flat CITY NOTES

Mrs, Duncan Niche, Mrs Roberts
and Mrs. Webb Mading came down
from the cock during the week.
In order 0 help Iditarod verify late
reports in regard to mining in Bolivia,
500 was raised by the Iditarod Pioneer
representative and RENTED to the
N. G. Co. in Idlarod.
!, one Of last mon,h's i~,re> of The
..t.-... i.3wer .u rrrur 49, uIdd,.
.u s. A,.a- ma. arHne" @a, .lven at
''.>, ,ve~y Ny Nr-~., H. Durond and
tipt'~sD ... IBIS Al> f... roH.er.. ID, the
.aaW-t' ".- ..1eu ~ .ir .'o.oaa pe,-
~cua..t, ..r Duraad oeu4 absent ~
me LImr. Mr.. Duland Is the sole pro-
prietor of that well-known and popular
clfe #g Discovery which bears his
nafue.
Mrs. Jim Chronisler from Discovery
IS visiting Mrs. Arndt on Flat fora few
days.
V. H. Pierce, ChaS Suter and DR..
Carter paid Il visit to Idlarod last
Monday and Tuesday and arranged a
series of Basketball games between
the ABS of that town and Flat.
At the regular meeting of the A B. IS
last Tuesday night five new members
were added to the eYer-growing lodge.
A fine lunch was served afterw ards.
Henry Weir made his usual first OF
the month trip to Flat during the
week.
A most enjoyable dance was given al
A. B. Hall last Monday night, in honor
of those two popular young ladies, Miss
Bessie and Miss Ruby Kelly, from
Diskaket. About % couples were
present.
The many friends Of DR.. and Mrs,
Carter will be pleased learn that Mrs
Carter is rapidly improving and out Of
the physicians care.
Manager Atcheson, of the Pacific
Cold Storage company, was seen on
the streets last Thursday.
Tom Dean and A E. Light were
welcome visitors the latter part of the
week.
After quite serious spell of sickness
j. F. Kilroy, the well-known mining
man, is now able to be out and about
again.
a description in detail of the new
tailor made uniform that the ladies be-
longing to the basketball Team are
having made will be given next week,
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
QUERY SENT TO bolivia
V W ss~SaSS aa SosAA1a G u. W. 80 w AS1aa Eshass

La Paz the capital of the department in Bolivia of the
that department the strike stirring
the blood of Alaska have been
La Paz also the metropolis and commercial of the epub
c is the potent but official capital 1t
there the principal representative of the United States
Stationed and his duties include the mparg of just such in
formation sought by the above copied Had
the break Alaska cable the
received before the
expect it any time.
Over $40 has been donated toward paying for the query and
answer times that will be Forthcoming should
it be required.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
DR.. YOUNG OFF
TO THE COAST

Thirty-six members of Camp Idita-
rod No. q, ABB, in regala, and Il
large number of other friends Of Dr. s.
Hall Young heard him preach an in
teresting sermon on Brotherhood" at
ABB. Hall Saturday night.
DR.. Young, in company with William
Breeze, departed for Cordova over the
Seward trail on Tuesday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
LADIES' AUXILIARY
MEETING CALLED

Mrs. Davis requests the presence Of
the members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Iditarod hospital at Mrs. Chts.
ley's residence next Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. The regular monthly
business will be transacted.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
MONEY RAISED
FOR Al. BERG

In the neigh borhood of $3.50 has been
donated by the people of Flat and
Iditarod for the relief of AL Berg,
who was brought in sick and destitute
from the Kuskokwim last week.
Berg is consumptive, but DR..
Workman says he has fighting
chance for his life.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
EXHIBITION GAME
OF BASKETBALL

An exhibition game of basketball is
scheduled for next Wednesday evening
in A. B. Hall between the A. B. and
N. c.. teams. The ladies' teams were
contemplating a game, also, to consist
of Is minute innings, but it is under
stood they will not be ready in time.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
SAD NEWS

Last Wednesday Ray Longlin, one
of The best known young men OF this
camp, received in telegram from his
mother IL New York, the sad news Of
the death OF his brother Fred, who
was killed in a railroad accident on the
Panama Railroad. No details were
received The deceased was 30 years
old, and held a good position in the
L. S. G. survey.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
TROUBLE TN OUTFITTING BOLIVAR

With evidence of toll on his hands
and anxiety depicted on his features,
Tommy McSmart rushed into the Pho
neer office last Tuesday and asked:
Buck, have you got about barrel
of old papers?"
"No. What do you want them for?''
"Want to put them in Bolivar's
trunk"
"Bolivar-who in thunder is Boil
warp"
why, the elephant, of course; who
do you suppose it is?" snapped Tommy,
as he hurriedIy passed out the door,
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
NOME MAN WINS FORTUNE:
MEETS ACCIDENTAL DEATH

Nome March Joe Ham gni"a >ht the Nor'h
Pole bakery Wednesday fell landing ID
II Of
after hours the hospital He had sir 81
and had competency. He
who after six tig CATION for c. "a
and Bon Voyage claims The ed .y +,
last month.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

F. P. HasIurd, after brief visit to
lditarod, returned TO his station at
Dikeman last Sunday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Select Outside Lumber, cor rugated
iron and roofing paper at Ross Il Mes
tors.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Mike McHale is in the hospital again
for a few days while DR.. Workman is
treating an unwell eye.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09
ARCTIC WINTER HAS lost IT'S l;I IN. III. /

Nome, March 7-Weather continues mild all H2l-a
from Point Barrow give the loves
January below and only three days The average
region the has been
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Captain ard Mrs. Boerner. accom-
panied by Mrs. Bolton, arrived from
Takotna Thursday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

iron and roofing paper at Ross & Mes
tors.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Mrs. Arthur Shonbeck, of Discovery,
visited Mrs. Bill Atcheson in Iditarod
for few days this week.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-03-09

Nothing but the best and popular
prices. Arcade Cafe, Flat City.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
ytorife golf roser oen
enfle tpIfe Wirtmr.
Winore Snopoless 90 Wapefpss
BONNIE. colt iffe tGnser bans
&C for appendicitis.

FRA afe Steoer | Torbreiteu bsres BIOS
ouer ben emile ipite Nirtur af Sudtbora
BART o. @lpcerine, blanbeoe iom ioreitreuet
/ ben bersmtc aoler,i-tu BOG. 5olt bee
PLACES al Gas | Maptu, fur Wdue, Suritcp-
pelie, apalme eler Ell trpfienoe dslelie eiter
RaaItioerue, tiger of oenue entle Nirtur
bielper siebiiffelis, % at ben paa idnlme
5io b%etrpsser Mob appenoicitis.
gnbper 29ier al bette 8lao, Der life bar
lGit ablersista 8oseu, buroe itrar ienoe eiter
ct irit Gremplar AT ben I'll Aolerlfa 60.
Sept. Is, Ct. GaiI. Nsinn. 5erne 8o1 pil
pperraife oB f%orbauie ots; ben bar ntanse
;urigie Bileoer % fortG0er big hporoaH ou
sietiiffeiie fan Iinore Wnneonoer, bpors
ban Appendicitis bepirtes, buorodu ben fam
b ebanoIes uoeu Operation % broroan ou
let TAM betrpaae big mob ben.
an piloe life for en- hel Del bore al meo
buao ou lRrer al oenne Soa. Strip fun Dit
Rapn (oet er life ngopenoigt at lfriu mercy
paa ct grf Yapir og isno ct TO Gents SRI
merle til ooenrRpHte NoresIe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
alseroomsbjem stnrlams, Worse.

Set gl9ber Mtg nNeet at lrie ct
SnbIeg fra gotolf og &ntt 8ielbe,
Gulmm, SoIth 8afota, n~neaaenoe 8is
Drag til Mberbomsbjem / aurlmo,
Norge.
Wnnge al os Der bar talt % plans
laet ansanenne bernie Snbianline, 90
-forelebig biz jeg tiqabe mig at foreilna
~felgenbe Waabe, ionn ieg ipnes piloe
bore ben ~Ietteite:
%enge tan iences til State 8dnt of
Saptparo. Subiparo. Minneiota, meb
Sens 8. Sone iom Rasierer, Tom bar
e~obbebsfulbt lobet at mootase % fpits
tere perionlis for famine.
HaturIigpis, ifalb Der er nosIe eTler
mango | ct Habolaa, Der ian e1er bill
ian1Ie ct itsrre @elsb, fam bette inbieus
beg at benz oirefte til Norse, ON De
ian fines. men enteIte gibraa fam lets
teit ienbes til Mr. Spoe, iom antDbet.
Otter ben lite Secember biz unbers
teaneoe paataee zig at fpittert for bisie
gibras, Tom ienbss til State 8ant Of
Sabtparb offeutlis | "9ecorab> Soften" ,
os liaeIebes at offentliggiere Suffering
fra Norge, naar Ren9ene er fon1met
frem.
Smiblertib boIosr So9relaeet lit aars
Iige Rsbe / Sipatonna, Rinnefota, I
sunni Waaneb, os ba Der bill blipe ret
mango fra aurlnnb pg andre Snteres'
ierebe tilitebe, bill ie9 tilabe mig at
foreIlaa, at bisie ba fommer iantn1en
pg peptaser pibere os mere f~ulbit9uoise
gegler for benne Snbiamling.
Seq biIbe enbpibere opforbre oe ants
ipore bore 9anbsmenb % @bsoefolf I'll
at pbe ale / Slot til bette Siem. en-
liben Gum fra ale oe enbber bill blipe
ct anIeelist Siordg oe o~pbps9es ct gtos
mment, iom for al SID bill bore eber
en- @lehe.
Sipert 5. Suite.
Saptparb, Iinn., 20be 4pril, 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
Betty Qnoerien.
Goalo ImnnSiens anben Wor.

On al De iioite, Roalo Amutoien
iogoe 5arpel til, oa ban orog paa FIN
bersntte Serb, bar bans ganIe Sus-
b~oloerife, gettp anberIeu, iom M CT
ca. 70 Iar gammel. Senne OLDER.
itesne auinoe fortieuet | Sanobeo
at fomune I gpiien.
s ca. 90 Iar bar bun p9ret / ga.
milien amunoiens Sieneite. Sun er
fsot / Sperige, fom en- naffer Tag
@eteborg omboro | Sens Imlnoieits
ltore, fine Brig iom Sieneiteptee,
blep meb poa griggens Heiie til
aina og paa mango andre HeiIer, 90
e~fterbpert ion Supplements 6rue
isote bam Ssnner. blep gettp Den,
iom pasieoe Dem peo Chen al Wobe.
rem. Noalb bar bun iaalebes baaret
og iunget for mere enO en- Gang, oo
ban bar Barn, og bpem al bans M.
lepenoe 8~aarerenoe er bel mere glao
ODER bans Sriumf emo 8ettp.
Sa, bun maa iiges at BABE fin gin.
Del / SpbpoIens Opbogelie, for uoen
benbe piloe alorig Hoolo babe naaet
Den. 9a ban bar Smaagiit reooet
bun bam nemIig ira at orlifne. San
Lao rigtignof bare paa Ell 6ooS 8ano
- ban bar plltmpet | Den lille Son.
tPne | Saper - men ban bar ogiau
bare I Oct aroet aar. Sum fit bom
op og riiaet bam | @rRsiet, til oct
fom 2ip / bam. Sun Ter oite goot
gamle gettp. naar bum lnaffer ON
De 3age. gngang ienbte BUN lille
RoaIo no eiter @rsniaape til ii8.
Seq fisbte life 8rsniaape leg,
gettp, ieg fisbte G%oiiner," iasoe
SpopolSfareren, oa ban fom tilbage.
5or ban bar oltio pPret gloo | Hoii.
ner, fsier Settp anberien til, naar
bum iortPaer ON oct.
HoaIo amunoien bar eipet benoe
en- egen 2eiligbeo / fin gtla. San
b~ebonoler benoe ueo Ell aiPrligbeo
% isnlig @oObeb, iom Oct anitaar
iig en- Zig &iernefar ligeooerior en-
tro, biertepiubenoe 3iener.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-30
og ban aisr life noaet geien af Bet.

og ban eisr life noget gGien df bet.
en- anoeH ling, iom Itrnr fnloer
/ Ginene, er, bror glimrenoe ben
norife Boloruoruitning bar ferret /
aonfurroncet meo ben engeIife.
Scott baooe for en- itor 1el bpaaet
fine 5orbaabninger ON ct lnffeIig
llofoIo paa anpenoeIien al Wiotors
nrocr og Dlongolponier ioHt Trans.
portmioler. loatet ban iterft irgH
boloer Gem Rutte, ban bar hout af
Dem begge, inu or oct oog ct 5aftunl,
at hans iioite Bonn bleD ilaatet paa
1912 @r. ipoIig 9reone, o. at DC ufi-
ore boooe forooIot BAN en- Dl1sie
grnoeri, baooe neo 2dnoiRtninget
og ienere. If bet iamIeoe Mntal, %
Stpffer, bar Der finn faa, Iom fom
til Of gisre RDtte for fla uroer 5rem-
itsbet moo ToIen, og ielp oisie tltn
poa en- ois Strefning at "Ssbar-
rieren". 90 bpao gtotoriIRoen an.
gaar, iaa itartet ben fsr ber eorige
Del al Bartlett. ct Stptfe lrngere
frem fanotes BEN efterIabt, ba De,
iom fiiIate ben, hopoe funoet, at Oct
life lsnnrt fla at BRUCE ben uioere.
Otter bette mac man ia Ret til at
iptte ct SpsresmadIsteau reo ben
gemerfning, at l~oruitningeu bar
fortrinIig. Sfisnt, oo oenue llo.
ruItning, huao @efororirgsmibler
ongadr, noeIuffenoe beItoo at Sfi,
boIoer bet fanIfe Stiff oaigepeI.
Ell OF Suuoe, MGro, iom fan
BRUCE Sfiene og foritoar at Itelle meo
Snnbene og faa oct meite arbeioe no
Of Sern, SiSie err bet. Iom oil flrrte
opnoa oe beoite Reiultater irnoer
Sremtioets a~rfttife 90 autarftiife
Grpeoitioner, - norff uoruiming.
% bellt fanIfe ogiaa norife WGno.