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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
TO RESTORE FAMOUS CHURCH
eoston's Revolutionary Landmark 10
Taking an Odd Ap-
pearanee.

Boston.-From the chaos OF loose
bricks and upholstered panels, Christ
church DIETER known as the Old
North church of the school histories)
Is re-emerging in something closely
resembling its original guise Restora-
ton IL at best difficult and often
thankless task. but fortunately this
process at Christ church was in part
simplified by certain authentic records
Of the buildings earlier history.
The first conspicuous change is in
the buildings exterior. During the
last summer the walls have been sand
blasted. Kidding them of the drab paint
which has darkened them for years,
and revealing the brick in a warm.
rich tone, which will weather to a
still more mellow red. The front
doors of the church. which were with
out doubt not original, have been re-
moved and new pair, the lower
panels Of which have been given the
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
EASY TO FILL THAT ORDER
rioorwalker Hardly Had to Think to
Make Satisfactory Answer to
the Inquiry.

silk stockings must be very cheap
In America. Nowhere ia the world do
women's slim and supple ankles CLEAN
In lustrous silk as they do here
The speaker was Robert Lorraine.
the English actor. He continued:
"A married man told me the other
day that. going into one OF your de-
partment stores. he said to floor
walker:
"Tm looking for something pretty
In silk stockings
THE fioorwalker smiled. and with
q gesture embraced the long rows of
counters with their charming sales
women.
That remark he said, describes,
[ believe. practically every one OF our
young ladies'"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
Enqland's Motto.

"Dieu ct Mon Droit"-"God aud Ny
Right"--the royal motto OF England
was the parole OF the day given by
Richard /. Che OF the Lion Hearth to
his army at the battle OF Gisors, in
France. on the goth OF September
1898. when the French army was sig
nally defeated. Dieu ct Mon Droit
appears to have been first assumed as
a motto BY Henry VI, 1422-1462. Sem
per ldeus-"Always the Same"-waa
one of the notices OF Queen Eliza
beth; also adopted by Queens Mary
and Anne.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
Situations Vacant.

The rich bachelor sighed and look.
ed flxedly at the beautiful girl
Things with me-" he said. "are at
skies and sevens. ! feel the great
need OF woman In my home-one
who would straighten out my tangled
affairs and make life worth living
once again.
Her soft glance spoke her excite
ment and expectation.
"Yes?" she queried. gently.
DO you know" he continued, "of
any good, able-bodied woman whom
could get TO clean the house."
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
Nor for Her.

''IIe seems TO be so superficial"
said Mrs Oldcastle.
YES" replied Mrs. Gottafctte. as
she hung her $4,000 necklace over the
back OF a chair I've noticed that.
He's got half dozen big ones stuffed
that he claims he caught. | wouldn't
have such things in my dining room. "
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
Fond Memories.

Bags is such an ugly man. Miss
Prettyface. that cannot understand
why he seems to interest you So"
"Of course. You can't, but with his
logged expression and his pug nose.
he reminds me SO much or my pet
terrier"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
The Best She Could Dc.

"Why don't you want to let me hold
your hand?'
What good would it do you to hold
my hand?"
1T would make me glad and give
me courage, perhaps, to---to say some
thing that that I--er--"
There, please hold both o; my
hands"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
Calls Beer National Beverage.

Boston.--In an address here to th'
Brewers association Col. Jacob RuI
pert said thai beer is the nations
beverage and the mainstay of uatioI
al and pract.9al temperance"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
Can She Do it2

Zoology Professor--Miss Fluff, what
10 natural selection?
FIuff-Natural selection il where a
young lady picks out fellow with lots
OF money and marries him.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
8onaIble 0hift.

why does she dress 30 mannishly?''
We'll. she was no beauty as q girl.
but she makes a fairly good-looking
boy"
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30

BE thrifty on little things like bluing. Don't
accept water for bluing. Ask for Rcd Cross
Ball Blue, the extra good value blue. ADV
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
One From Boston.

PA. was Job a doctor?"
mot that l know Of"
Then why do people have so much
to say about the patients OF Job?'-
Boston Transcript.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30

Babies are smart. You seldom hear
one repeating the nonsensical things
women say to them.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
Serving Double Purpose.

Builders of a two-huDdred-foot cor
crete chimney In Germany used tn
reinforcing steel as lightning rod.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30

There are lot Of cheap skates out
side the skating Kinks.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30

CURES ITCHING SKIN DISEASES.
Coles Carbolisalve stops itching and mskcs
me skin smooth. AL druggists. . and5oc- ADV.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-11-30
and clears bad compilations

troubles. Try n yourself. by sending to-day Tor
liberal sample Of Resinui Soap and Reslnot
Ointment. Address Dept lax Resinoi Chem.
ical Co.. Baltimore, Md Sold by all druggists.
Resnoi Soap, aSc, ResInoi Ointment, b0c and 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
ct blooiSt Stag.

Sra @uaoaIiuro, Der, tcIcgroie.
res Den 1S0e December: ST Slnl.
Orcoe HCbeIIer % 40 mtcrttaulte
@cuoormer og @orgerc bIcu orGbt
/ en raienoe Stamp igaar Oeo Suelu'
QuiQa. @peu blcu eIterpoa bcrict og
plmoret al Rcbcllcrte, Der forsueoe
mauGe 8rusiontbeoer.
On 3ebeIitprfe paa 600 Wano INT
Der @ercrul Gampos' aommanoo
argrcb igaor SEN lille gp, boi5 Gar.
niion fun bcitoo al 30 8euOarutcr.
Nfcu mco N5iiitancc al Ell 6lof be-
ppbncoe 9orgere Ipffe0e8 set oer at
bolOc 6icn0cn StonQeu / belle 80 Ii
mcr, iuOtiI Gmmrniiionen lap op.
RcbcQcruc itorucoe oerciter inc /
@pcl og latte SlO paa matr8e Vp8.
niuQcr og giorbe fig ltDtolg / en-
MUrgoc ioriGrOclige @r%rrioni5coer
Gn lluOiGtning al isocroI Crop
per onfom ~icrere pou Gagen o8 oreo
Hcbellernc pou 6lugt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Si8l0e en- iorIcOcu al &Qjuoi5
Nsieiteret aigiOct aienoeIie piI IN.
iin0er al 9G6tepar / Chicago bli neot
til at luoe iig uie igicn, iiaIo Be on.
fer lin GgteifabeIige 6OrbinocI'e
QncrfiCuot iom retsIig.
a~icu0eIign guar ! aortbeo no pou,
at naur cr Yerion opertrpoe: eta.
tens @oUc, ser I%orbuoer Sn6gaaclic
al MT 9Ggtcifab in0en 6o;lsbct Of c.
Mar citcr at uPre tiIitcaet rttsIig
Sfil5mi9ie, err Geremonieu life lou-
gnIoil ielp ON 8ielicn bar ilInoet
Stco / en- anber Stat.
Raugc Suiinoer al 3uinoi&bor'
acre er rciit Ri andre Stuter i9r al
inogaa me 9ggtcifaber ior uolsber
al Dem / SQinoi5 iaitiatte Sto$iri't
De hur auiect oenne jim 6orbtnSe!le
Tor loulig % iiue / ser urc sgSteitab
apIeoe Reru Tor Iegitime, men Sete-
iteret5 aien0elie oil gisre Oct MOO
penoigt for Dem at lu0e iig ore tglen
buis ct Mar err forlebst iibcn Ellis
miSien, eIler imooiat Sab pciltc til
aaret er omlle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

tor. San aiberteS / SorSon8@.
Sun tltmlebe mco Ntilloncr % andre
iaa bsie Sul, at Oct iOrmeli9 Iptnl-
Ieoe og aif runot foriaauel &onliteen,
iom DC tulrige 5ilberere, mems ban
ielu b~cbanolebe Dem ionl DC melt bDcrs
Oogslige cling.
San benGgtcoe paa oct bcItcnltcItc
SilpGrelien al nogcn EcltJctruit. Gu
Gengetrllit er Ell llmuligheo; ollc
Eenge, ion iinoes pua alooen, uil0e
life fulne fontrolcrc Eengc, erflTs
rebe ban. Eod Sorcipsrgicl, on ban
life felte Nniparet al i'm umaaoeli9e
Wtdgt, lpareoe ban, at ban life pi0ite
ON, at ban beiao nogen c]rtroorOinrr
Wfagt. Salfalb bauOe ban ingen 81
lelie al oct. San cieoe life no1et
iterre Ifticbelsb / ANDRE @anfforrcts
nillger, fortalte ban, "bore en- NfiIs
lion eller lan Der o0 Ser.
San inOrsmmcOe, of ban forctraf
aontbination for &onfurrcnce. San
LITE en- Smulle &onfitrrence, iagbe
ban, nler ban lifte &pmbinatioll be
Ore. "aontrol er Sen pigtige Sin9,
iloen Den fan man intet lOrette; men
ingen enfclt Ntntb fam monppoliierc
Eenge. G1l eufelt WanO fll1oe nut
ligens ifofie Jig aontrol oper Serns
baller % SanOelspnrer, men oIorig
oper Genge."
Oilers lagoe ban nnOer Ifberins
gen en- bsiit merfelig lluioenbeo for
Sagen ON Spsr1smnnl peorprenoe
bans egell iSprretninq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
proiioentens 1uletur.

ErGiioent Gait meo Selge til.
traabte ben 190e 6s. lin bebllOeoc
&eiie til Eanamofanalen. Heiien
fra @aibin9ton til Sen @eit 6los
riba, foregif meb Itlontic Goat
Sine-9onen. Sra Sen @eIt tort
irttes Heiicn meb arigsifibet OR
funia5" til Colon, &analens sitlt9C
Gnoeprnft. San pelltes at pure til
bogc igien / @aibiugton BEN Site
December.
ErGitoenten les pes Iireiicn al
en nofian Hem SorfisIelie, iom ban
imiolertio oenter at bli tuit, naar
ban fommer mes til sc parmcre
Ggne.
San Ieoiagcs poo Gciien al lin
Suitru og pngite Ssn, lin Rripot.
iefretGr Wr. Stills % Suitru, Ser.
iteiefretPr / Observation-Disclosures
9eefmom @entbrop og Suitru og
fine TO g(biutonter, Maior / Nrmecn
Sbomas g. HoaoS og COMMANDER.
leitllant / Warincn SSobn q. Simz
mons. Sigeleoes meoislgcr ire Dc.
teftlper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Kaptein Dan Shaif
bendd6et.

Sra @aibinQton t]elGgroierea Ben
190c Gcccmbcr:
&aptriu &Siuiam 81. San Shaicf,
Torcrct al Grcuriion@0umpitibci
"SIouum", iom ocn t50c SUM- 1904
iortGrcoc8 al Ell SIOebruno meb set
NciuItat, at 1890 Wtpno, apinoer
% @srn brUnotc libel eIlcr orlltne.
oc, CT ioaq bcuoaoct al ErGiiocut
Gait. aupteiu Shoicf or MI Ell 81.
Ding pna SO Mar. beict unocr &Gss
ten al i'm hcie AIocr oG al Sfon;'
men oper i'm Tont, ser lsO poa 10
Mars Struiarbeioe / StotSiGngilct /
Sing Sing.
&c%naaouin9en, ser trrbcr / Strait
SltleOugS Ntorgen, er Ell al FrGiis
0cntcuS fsritc SSltlegauer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
6up. Gberhart h0oret.

8uuerner Gberbart al Winne'ota
blcu Snsoag Aiten, Den 19oe os.,
bpOret al lin Sicmbp WanfatO meo
en- Tcccption o. ggre5banfet, / bpil,
fen iioimponte oper POO Menneifer
0eltog.
1artilinierne bar for InIeonins
acn iuIoItGnoig rtopiifeGe, % 0emo'
frater % 9tcpubIifoncre % itore
6loffe al ~SuQ Wooic" fappeOes ON
at IGgge lin 2opoIitet for Gagert.
Benjamin Saplpr bar Iitenens
"Soaitmaiter", % bIanot Salerne
bar 6. 4. @tic, Rcoafter al 9penS
Oeinofratiite apis, i. =. Glsportb,
iOm par ell al Dc iprigite 6orf9gtere
for al title en- iRrifilt "Suu Nooie"s
Slctet / Marfen. nj andre SaIcre
fau nGpnCs &. $. @isrn. ira ct.
Saul % &. &. Stunt ira Seattle,
8aib., en- tibligere uelfienot Nian'
fa~torebafier.
8upcrnereu taffcoe / en- lGngcre
Gale ipnIia rgrt for ocl ham bepiitc
9gre, iom ipecieIt gIG0eOe BAN, for
81 oen pioneoe ON, at bans 8pes-
bern par tilireos uleO bans ofiicieQe
&eforo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Ouellcr forbuot,

Sra @oUono, Cuba, mcl6e8 Sen
190c Icccmber: Nouona5 me 9or'
Qcrutcitcr, @cucrnl 6reure A~nOraOe,
bar togct bcitcmt Stouopunft moo
set rationale EuellloPien.
@orQcrmcitcrcn buUoe iaonr @e'
ied al Cbcrit NtuuueI H%noroOe,
McOlcm al Nrigapcnerancrnc5 6or'
cninq, le0iolct al otte Aamcrutcr,
iom ban ~forIouqtc oiientIiJ GniGt'
tclie Tor. @orQermcitcreu npgtcNe
at citcrfommc TOrIouaenoet, i0et
ban iomtiOig Iiot ippotg b~clltpoeOe
iii &ctcruncruc3 Gmbeo3graaotgbeO.
@croucr blcU Cbcritcu meget for.
nGrmct % uoiororebe &or0ermcitc
rem til cu GucI poo @iU oq Iso.
Goog icrote Cberitcn line 10 &C.
t~unooutcr til @Or8crmeitcren, Ser
uocu Uiocrc plltte0e3 ocm begge 10
/ @uuet.
@orgermeitercn8 6on5Iing bar
Uoft itor CphioieIic / De beicre 20.
LITTLE % ~iocialc arcoie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

gogbUcoe - Groouftionen. 49,.
$4,000 8uibcl5 ! 1912, 1873.
900 / 1911 % 1I59S,OOO / 1910.
aUIingens 8Qroi, $12. 10000 /
1912, $12, 735, 900 1911 % ST..
$4,000 / 1910.
@iuire - 8ro0uftioncn. 2S,O73,.
600 &uibel5 / 1912, 100000 /
1911 o. 12,7tS,OOO / 1910. To.
lingcn5 @proi, $32, 2O2, 600 / 912,
S35,272,OOO 1911 % $29472,.
/ 1910.
9fi5 - Eroouftioncn. 25.O5I,OOO
@uibcI5 / 1912, 22.03LOOO / 1911
og 24,51O.OOO / 1910. Gplingen5
gpr6i $23, 423. 900 / 1912, SIS.
274OOO / 1911 % $tG,624,OOO I
1910.
&otetc5 - Groouftionen, 42O,.
647, 900 9uibela / 1912, 292, 1871.
900 / 1911 % 1902, 900 / 1910.
Gulingens &proL S2l2 ,550,0OO i
1912, $233,773,OOO / 1911 o.
S194, $50, 600 1910.
So - 9roouftioren, y, 900
Cons / 1912, 54916,OOO I 1911 og
69,37S,OOO / 1910. aUlingcnS Scr.
81 SS56,695, 900 ! 1912, $7Sl.926..
600 i 1911 % 1912 252 900 / 1910,
Sobat - PrOouttiOnen, 962 800.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Storm / Oafota.

Sra Sarge, q. Gof., t~eIearafcreS
ben 19be December: Gen bolO.
iomite Sneltprnr, ionn fam minbeS
paa mango Aar, raier iortiOen ouer
belle Nortb Sofoto. Scrub for Stor.
men bapbe ser meet / ire Gage,
ifipnt life / nogen itprre Wrngoe.
Ser / Sarge bar Snebriperne /
aftell naaet Ell Seioe al ira lem til
Ter 500, og Sporpo9nstrafiten cr
poa oct nGrmGite goaet iitaa. Sra
Observation-Disclosures meIoca, at oGe
Sog er foriinfcoe, og at Der err llos
iigter til, ct Srafifen poo mango
Steoer bill blt afbruot.
Geiret er beloiapis mil6t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

$4,000 Ttrc@, mos ~l9,5l3,00O
Ncrc3 liior % 45.GSl,OOO Ncrc2 /
1910. Ero0uftioncn 73O,26TO00
9uihela, moo 62i,33S.OOO &lI'hcI$
ifior oQ 635,121,O0O @uibcla /
1910. Torm GUroicn Ocn lite De-
cembcr, go Gcuta ". @itibcI, MOB
S7l Gents iiior % Ssh Gents t
1910. NcIc 2upIinQcua &UrOi $S,
555,2SO moo S5I3 100000 lIior o.
$561,O5t,O 900 1910.
&aprc - Eroouttioncn t,llS,.
337 200 @uiDcla / 1912, 922. 29S,'
600 / 1911 ~ l,lS6,34L00O /
1910. NpIinqcua &rroi, $l52, 1863.
600 1912, $l14663.O 900 / 1911
% $lOS. 1885, 900 / 1910.
@ua - Eroouftionclr, 223,S2L.
600 9uibcI3 / 1912, 160,2iO,OO0 /
1911 % 1882 900 / 1910. 9tUs
IinQcna @rroi SIP 957, 900 1912,
$l39,1S2,O 900 / 1911 oa 1OO,426,.
600 / 1910.
Rllg - @roOuftioucn 35,664,O 900
@uibcl8 / 1912, 33,119,OOO @uibcI3
/ 1911 % 34,S79,OOO &uibcI3 /
1910. NolinQcna &Uroi $23,636,s
600 1912, $27,557,O 900 1911 %
4 1858, 900 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

4S,7 Gents moo G1,S Gents ifior %
$50 Gents i 1910. &ele aDlinqer5
gGr0i 81, 52O,45L00O, moo ST.,
go, 25S, 900 iiior og $1,384,S17,'
600 1910.
9intcr- 6OeOe - areal ~iuoheitet,
16,571,OOO @lcres MOB 29,162, 600
4creS ifior % 27239,OOO 4cre5 !
1910. Groouftioncu, 399,919,OOO
9uibel$, MOB 43O,656,0OO 9uibeI5
THOR, % 434t42 900 guibeIa /
1910. 5urm-&GrOlen BEN lite &c.
cember, 500 Gents pr. 9uibel, moo
$50 Gents iiior % SS,1 Gents i
1910. Sele qulirgeus @proi 1925.
572 900 MOB S379151,OOO igior og
$3S2,31S,OOO / 1910.
gaar Speoe-AreaI inobsItet. 49,.
pa, 900 acres, MOB 2O,162, 900
acres iiior og 1852, 900 acres /
1910. @roOuftionen, 33O,34S,OOO
guibels, mob 19O.6S2, 900 guibeIs
iiior og 2OO,979,000 guibels /
1910. 6arm.&GrOien ben lite Ie.
cember pr. 9uibeI, 30.1 Gents, MOB
$50 Gents iiior % $50 Gents 4,
1910. Sele apIingens @prSi 1921.
7OS, 900, moo $163,9 12 900 iiior
og SIS, 1873 900 ! 1910.
III SueOe - areaI inObsitet, 45,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Ell al Sall1crnc / StataiUu9ilct, bar
ulOcrrctct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on, at
Nan &aupbcrc, Der tiente hos Wtr5.
@lurneI9, haOoc fortalt barn, at ~
get al Ell Gbicagofpinoc par blcuct
anbragt / &naning@buICt paa @uEs
nei5farnlen, ion ocrpoo blcu intffct
SlO pan iOr at QiUe oct &rr0trpt, at
Sarmel15 Gicrifc por inOebrrnOt,
bar pott tiuiue iQieu monge al Dc
gnntlc Sbeorier. Wanae Gclcqrums
mer cr inoIebet til GolltiocpartC.
mcltct iOog. EoIitifci Mecufc ifol
ielO bore al Den Ero, at gtr$. @llns
nciS er ilipc.
Sogferer @orOen, iom par Cant
pbercS S~oriporer / Soqen moo ham
for NiorobronO, bar f~ortoIt, at ban
er / @ciiOOelie al SpIpsninqcr, iom
enbog er mcr ieniotioncle emo Wteps
erS.
@lonot onoet ficnocr ban Noonct
pao Sen Monb, pooitoor bnrL iom
fierte Wtr8. @unteiS / Ell Iutomos
bill fra bcnOeS Stem til Chicago,
me1 ban nGgtcr at opgipe Nopnet
erOnlr. Mcper5, iom bar Io8IoOt
paa &orol, cr icn0t tiIba9e til 6Gng;
ilet igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Rrollddret.
Observation-Disclosures pfhcicllc
Spcrilng pper TarCtS rioc Spit.
Gnorn,c GGroicr.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cn6clls
&c, oiiicieae SpcriIoQ oucr Groout
ton o. &proi al cQcDc al Sc pigtl9c
apIin9cr, iom tiliommcn uogier ocu
cnorme Sum al $685., 600, 700, Of.
fcutliaQioroes Sen 160c Is. - elsie
cIlCue NpIinger ubQi0r blot Ell Eurt
al Den belle characterization, hui5
G~otoIprroi Geportemcntct oniIonr
iii oper 6 giliouer Collars. - &rr.
Oicn al observation-disclosures az
ilnucS til So, 395, 100000.
Cperilngrne, iommenIi1neoc mco
Iarene 1911 % 1910, Cr iom igl9cr:
Mtui5 - Grenl iuohgitet, 1917
OS3, 900 Ncre8, moo 900
Icre5 iiior og 1Ol,O35,O 900 Gcrc5 /
1910. @roouftioncn, 3,124,7SG,O0O
@uIhcl2, iommenliQnct meo 2,531,.
4SS,0OO @uibeIS ifior % 2,SS6,.
100000 @uibrIs i 1910. TormpGr.
oicn ocn lite Seccmber, pr. @uibeI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
lllrs. 6unneis
ipoeer ieien

Sra Saportc, Siro., meobeles BEN
tSoe Secenlber: Meobelclie on, at
Wirs. Bella 8unneis, pua bpis
"Worberfarm" ber Der / 1908 bleu
funoet Is Gig. antages OF ppre iIioe
% al opboloe Jig / Setberioge, sl.
berta, Canada, mootoges ioag al 80.
litifci Mecnfe / Ct Telegram aiicn0t
al Sreoericf @iie.
apinoen, iom al ll6iecnoe fuIO.
itGnDi9 ipnrer Ill Se~ifriuelieu al
Mrs. 8unneIs, er itiaet unoer Sp.
inn. Set berpGrenoe Eoliti onmc-
Oes ON al ienoc en- Wanb berben 10;
at iocntiiicere bcnoe.
IeoSeIelien ON, at 9eors @eper,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

600 Trm0 / 1912. 9O5.tO9.O 900 t
1911 og l,1O3it5.OOO 1910. No.
Iiulcna &Uroi S1Ol,O63.O 900 i
1912. $50 100000 1911 % $tO2,
10000 1910.
Ge un0rc TulinIcr3 &Tr0i CT iisI'
&c &uu0bruA@miuiitereh @OmuIO,
$135.0OO,O 900; @omul0airo. Sill.
100000; Noe Suffer, $4,000.
600; Nor 5uffcr, $4,000 600;
MumIc, S11,0O0,O 600; Sirup So.
100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24
Kptnoelte Soreermeiter.

Sra @arrington, Oregon, meI6eS
Sen 19be Sftober:
Miis Clara Wunion blep iganc
palgt til 9or9erneiter meo 16 Sten-
mers Maioritet. MiiS Mun'on bar
sGrcn al of bore ben isrIte apinoe,
iout er palgt til ct ioooant gmbeoc
| Oregon. Sun blep palgt iom &an.
oibat paa 9orgerpartiets 8algieooel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-24

Sorti9itss paa SIDE 4.
The Washington times., 1912-05-03
STEPS Low ENOUfl
: FOR SOCIETY GIRLS
. MINUS THE HOBBLE
Delegation of Women De-
clares Cars Are Easily
Boarded BY Femininity.

The new side entrance car of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company would have had it's low
steps measured against the handicap
OF hobble skirts yesterday IL only the
women specially invited to ride had
worn skirts cut on that plan. But
Miss Janet Richards, leader of the
low car step fight and the other
guests did not appear in hobble skirt
ed gowns because, well, they simply
donf wear them.
But as to convenience OF entrance,
the women guests. who included Mrs.
Richard Sylvester. wife OF the chief
Of police and Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, wife
OF. the District Commissioner. besides
others, declared that the steps are
low enough to suit them. and this is
the question which company officials
headed by Superintendent J. T. Moffete
wished settled. ..- .~
The steps are low enough" Choir
used the guests of the trip who left
Ninth and G street at noon In the car
for a ridesto the end of the Lincoln
Park lire and return.
Miss Richards some time ago de-
The Washington times., 1912-05-03
Millet's Body Is
Cremated and Ashes
Taken to Family Home

BOSTON, May 3.-The bodies of
Frank d. Millet, the artist, and Rich
ard F. White, of Wichendon, Mass.
who were drowned when the Titanic
sank, arrived here today from Halifax.
The body OF Percival w. White, father
of r. f. White, was not recovered.
J. b. Millet, brother of the artist,
accompanied the body from Halifax.
The body was removed to the chapel
at Mt. Auburn, where the funeral took
place this afternoon. Services were
conducted by the Rev. Charles +. Park,
of the First Unitarian Church, Boston,
and the Pilgrim Quartet sang, with
Warren A. Locke, a Classmate of the
artist in Harvard, 50, at the organ.
The pallbearers We're Lowering Hill,
Harvard, 10, and Thomas p. Beal Jo-
seph S. Bigelow, and William S. Hill.
members of the class of go. Grand
Army Post, No 6S, of Dorchester. sent
an American flag, which draped the
coffin, on which rested large wreath,
the gift of President Taft.
The body was afterward cremated,
and tomorrow the ashes will be In
TERED at Bridgewater, the Millet family
home,
The Washington times., 1912-05-03
.ASTOR'S BODY RESTS
IN COUNTRY HOME
AWAITING FUNERAL
Today the Young Widow
Will Remain In Seclusion
With Her Dead.

RHINEBECK, n. Y, May 3-The
body of Col. John Jacob Astor rests in
the reception room of his estate, Fern
cliffe- on the Hudson.
With the fortitude of a Spartan wom-
an, Mrs. Madeleine Force Astor, tie
beautiful young widow, was waiting in
dhe great mansion when the body was
long servitors. Today the young bride
widow will be in .seclusion with her
dead.
: The sorrow of the younger widow
did not deaden her sympathy for others.
She remembered Mrs. Ava Willing AS
tor, the first wife of Colonel Astor, and
through close friend sent her an in
Vitation to attend the funeral She was
asked to come to the ancestral home as
member of the family. Although
deeply apprecating the kindness of Mrs.
Madelein9 Force Astor the first Mrs.
Astor will not come, but her daughter,
Muriel, will be here tomorrow.
A special train with many invited
guests from New York city will come
UP tomorrow morning. Twenty-three au-
tomobiles will convey them from the
Rhinebeck station to Ferncliffe, little
more than two miles.
At noon on tomorrow the body will
be carried into the little Episcopal
Chapel of the Messiah, in the old revolu-
uonary village of Rhinebeck. The
church is to be thrown open to every
resident of Rhinebeck, Rhlneclif and
. vicinity that they may pay tribute to
the memory of Colonel Astor.
The services following the ritual will
be conducted by the village rector, the
Rev. DR.. Saunders.
Although it has been generally under
stood that the interment would be made
I'm the new Trinity Cemetery in New
York city, it was reported here tonight
that Coloners Astor's body would be
placed in the Armstrong vault in this
village This will be its temporary rest
ing place until a mausoleum can be
built to receive 1t.
The Washington times., 1912-05-03
Seven Bids Received
To Wind Tower Clock

Seven individuals and firms put In
bids with the Postmaster General for
the job of winding and tending to the
big clock in the postoffice tower and
the other clocks of the department.
The Southern Timeplece Company, the
lowest bidder. is in line for the con-
tarct. This company offers to have a
man climb the tower once a week to
wind the big clock and inspect II. for
$50 a year, 81 q visit. This company
will keep the other clocks Of the de-
partment wound and in repair for
$263.50 a year.
Winding the postoffice clock is no
light task. After climbing to the tow
er. the winder has to pull up the great
weights that run the clock and the
four dials. These weights are hung on
heavy leverage chain pulleys, and 1t
takes from twenty to thirty minutes to
get the weights to the top.
The Washington times., 1912-05-03
Straus' Body At Old
Home Awaiting
Funeral Services

NEW YORK. May 3.-Members
of the family and relatives of
BENJAMIN GugGenheim, who was
drowned in the Titanic disaster. num-
bering 125 united yesterday afternoon
at the st. Regis Hotel in memorial
sarvices Rabbi Schlager, who presided
read the usual ritual.
in New York Yesterday afternoon, ac-
Companel bv his children and. was
removed to the Straus resi- idence in
East 1Cjth street. where simple funeral
services will lie held. go,
A great memorial for Mr.. Straus will
be- hold at Carnegie Hail. Nav - Ar
rangements for this have been made
by judge Samuel Greenbaum, a close
friend If the lead philanthropist, and
associated with him in his Educational
Alliance work.