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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
The Lyric.

1t is a great pleasure and also re-
lief to drop in the moving picture par
lors of Columbia after the cares CT
business and shopping are over to view
the interesting pictures in these popu-
lar playhouses, which has certainly
been a grand featur: added to the
amusements of the city. We were
more than pleased last week when
visiting Columbia TO have gone to the
Lyric and enjoyed the pictures and
gsod music which in SO many instan-
ces are true to life.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
FitZInaucice'S.

Fit!maurice's big department store,
"a Columbia, is crowded to it's capaci.
ty with eager shoppers, the occasion
being their grand fall opening. Here
you will find one of the best stocks tc
select from, including everything in
dry goods, clothing, millinery, notions.
shoes, hats, etc. The reputation of
this firm for honest, square dealing, is
too well known to ed further men.
tion here.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
Notice For Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned trustees of Macedon School
District No 75, will receive bids for
repairs to said school building up to
Saturday, October 5th. Plans and
specifications may be had by applying
to either of the undersigned trustees.
D. S. TAYLOR,
G.. W. FALLAW,
A. W. CRAFT,
2W.lS Trustees.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of LIZ xingtO


By Geo. S. Drafts, ESQ.,, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Samuel B. George, made
suit to me, to graft him Letters of Ac-
ministration of the estate of and effects
of Mrs. Louisa NJ. Hayes.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Mrs. Louis a
NJ. Hayes, deceased, that they be and
appear, before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Lexington, G.
H., S. c., on 3Oth Sept. 1912, next,
after publication hereof at II O'Clock
in the forenoon, to show cause If any
they have, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day
of Sept, A, D., 1912.
GEO. S. DRAFTS, h.SD
Probate Judge Lexington Co., S. &.
Published on the 18th day Of Sept,
1912, in the Lexington Dispatch ~
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
AFine Ginnery.

Mr.. J. H. Gunter, of near the Cross
Roads, has one of the best ginneries in
the county, which is running overtime.
Mr.. Gunter operates his ginnery on
the old plan, 25 cents per hundred.
The turnout at this ginnery is all that
could be desired, and if you want the
best results take your cotton to Mr..
Gunter. He will treat you right every
time.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
Caught a Bad Cold.

Last winter my son caught q very
bad cold and the way he coughed was
something DREADFUL writes Mrs. Sa-
rah E. Duncan, of Upton, Iowa. 1--WE
thought sure he was going into con-
sumption. We bought just one bottle
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy and
that one bottle stopped his cough and
cured his cold completely For sale
by all dealers.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
j. L. HOPKINS.

In this issue will be found the ad.
vertisement of Mr.. J. L. Hopkins, who
is quoting some of the lowest prices in
the latest styles of dry goods, notions,
millinery, and shoes, for men, women
and children. His store is growing to
be one of the most popular in Column
bia und you will find it. to your benefit
to call before purchasing elsewhere.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
CauQllInan Bros.

If at any time you need buggy,
carriage or wagon, never buy before
you call aud see Caughnan Bros, on
Assembly street, Columbia, S. @. This
firm is composed Of Lexington boys
who will certainly treat you fair in all
dealings.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25

There is domestic servant famine
in Australia. An emigrant ship with
100 of these treasures on board arrived
in Melbourne the other day, and they
had to be guarded with almost military
precautions against the invading host
of housewives on the pier.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
VIM. Plaft & Son

Are so we'll known shat it is hardly
necessary to call attention to their ad-
vcrtisement but in this issue they have
something that will please you if you
call to see them. Their fall stock of
dry goods, notions. millinery, shoes
and clothing are ready for the trade.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
Cleaning, Pressing
and Dyefng

The Lexington Pressing Club is
ready to do your fall cleaning, press
ing, dyeiag, etc. We have compe-,
tent force and all work promptly and
neatly dune. Let us fix up that old
last years suit for you. We make
a specially of this class of work.
Lexington Pressing Club.
Lem Sox, Manager
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
Teachers Examination.

The regular fall Teachers Examina.
ton will be held at Lexington, on
Friday, October 4th, beginning at 8
O'Clock q. m. All applicants will
please be present at that time. Bring
paper and pencils.
A. D. MARTIN,
County Supt. Education.
Sept. %, 1912. 48
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
New Store, New Goods.

Mr.. B. W. Bates has opened a new
dry goods store at 17zv Main Street,
Columbia, opposite postofice block, and
is seeking, through The Dispatch this
week, q share of the Lexington trade.
Mr.. Bates is clever gentleman. and
you will find his prices to be as low as
the lowest and his goods as good as
the best.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
City Hotel.

We would remind our Lexington
friends and the public that they can
secure rooms, lodging and meals at
reasonable rates Cup stairs at the City
Hotel, 1912 Main street, Columbia,
which has for several years been ur-
der satisfactory management by Mrs.
L. I. Hammer, formerly of this town.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25
JOy Kills Baseball Fan.

When his home team rallied late in
the game and scored enough runs to
take the lead, Timothy Flanagan, Of
Ashley, Pa, was stricken with heart
failure and died.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25

Out of 760 samples of milk examined
in London in three months, 1O6 were
tuberculous, and the task of tracing
this milk necessitated the examina-
ton of 3,715 COWS at 1O2 farms scatter
ed over the country.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25

Only the Office without salary has to
seek the man.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-09-25

The smaller the man the bigger tht
boast.
The evening world., 1912-01-02

With abduction and Miss Fannie was
held for disorderiy conduct. Both sidcs
were equipped with lawyers. The
lover's Ia wyer pleaded with the Nagi.-
tfate.
1T was a case OF love. not abduction"
he said.
lie suggested the best thing TO 10 was
10 allow them to marry. Things looked
BRIGHT for q moment. until father law
yer. urged by hal relentless parent.
quoted several musty law passages
bearing on the case. That settled It.
Randaz,o waa held without bail for the
1rand Jury and Fannie was sent TO the
House Of the Good Shepherd until FRI
day. v'hen h Will be tried on tho
charge ~ disorderiy conduct. Both low
ers went when they heard the sentence.
And there You arr. The bubble II
brok MI. tn. hero goes 10 Jail and tho
heroine 10 a house OF reformation. But
this IL only the end OF the second act.
Maybe II will all come out riGht before
the hnai curtain falls!
The evening world., 1912-01-02
NURSE ON verge OF
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN
Tells How Health and Strength Were
Regained by Using Father
Johns Medicine

II wa, suffering with q nervous break
down from professional overwOrk.
followed by q heavy cold which ended
in an alarming cough. when I decided
to give Father Johns Medicine a thor;
ough test. ! found il very beneficial
~ a tonic and ! am now restored TO
good health. my cough being completely
As a preventive against another
breakdown ! shall continue its use for
time, and will never he without
il again. I certainly am more grateful
than words can express. for I wss in
. serious and dangerous condition for
over six weeks before I began taking
The evening world., 1912-01-02
TH|SPEAYS HERO
FELL DOWN ON Job;
He LANDS IN JAIL
And Fair Heroine Weeps in
Vain When Stern Parent
Foils Elopement.
BIG SCENE IS IN COURT.
But II Joseph Doesn't Get
Better Results He'll Lose Job
as Hero of Cast.

Lsvs's young dream came to Grsf In
Ne Fiatbush Court to-day before
Magistrate HyIan. There were all the
slsmeats OF an old.time meiodrama In
che ease. The young and beautiful
daughter" wa Fannie Unaman. seven
tsea years old. Of No. is7 Messcrole
Guset Brooklyn. The stern M unrc-
isniing father was played b. Max zina-
man. who wanted me young and beau
tiful creature to marry his choice. The
reyectsd swain was not present. but his
preDsncs wa felt. The hero IVES nine
esse-ysar-oh Joseph RandAsro. of No
10 BoNrum street. Brooklyn.
h story Of the play. ~ u wAs told
The evening world., 1912-01-02

Father Johns Medicine. and I feel
perfectly safe in recommending il to
any one. This letter you may use as
you see tit in the interest Of Father
Johns Medicine. which I cannot praise
too highly" (Signed) Margaret Nj.
Hsuser Nurse, Gladstone. Mich.
II is worth knowing that Father
Johns Medicine cures colds and throat
and lung troubles without the use Of
alcohol or dangerous drugs. II 10 not
q patent medicine but a doctors pre-
scrption. pure and wholesome. Be sure
you get what you call for.
The evening world., 1912-01-02
|, In court to-day. runs something rhs

In court to-day. runs something nke
this
Papa 2nsman 10 q gentleman Of the
old school. Consequently. he takce en-
tire charge OF the family Affairs. lie
proceeded TO take charge OF seventeen
ycar-old Fannic's and picked ou, a
husband for her. The marriage was
not 10 take place for some time. OF
course. hut. NJ n sometimes happens.
Fannie cared not for her fathers choice.
slie lad assumed her modern daush.
tcr's privilege Of looking about for her
self and had hit on Joseph Rsndasso
M the ideal man.
rathcr was nouncd. but he did no,
take kindly to her choice. Ito ragged
ms stormed. Never. never would he
consent. II was nnsL Fannie had
ideas OF her own on the subject. sbe
would marry the man OF her choice. 20
there.
a week ago the young lovers planned
the Whole thing out. Joscph vss earn-
Ing ts n week. N was enough for two.
especially when one puts love into the
scaics 10 they started 'n tho Ma
ri,pr bureau together. Joseph tried 90
be spokesman. but somehow tho words
stuck. Fannie came 20 the rescue.
Mr.. Clerk. please. We want to be
married. she ALTERED TO the ofnciai
behind the dosk.
Clerk scuily looked up and srssped
the situation at . glance.
TOO young" he remarked. 90
home TO your pare 70. This 10 a seri-
Gus place. We 40 not marry children"
THE VILLAIN rRlUMPhe, our
JUST WAIT TILL the NEXT Acri
sadly the lovers left the Marriage
Bureau. Fannie went 10 q friends
house on Bushwick avenue whsre che
stayed seArsi days. Never would she
return TO wed her fathers choicel
Meantime. father became uneasy and
reported his daughter TO the police as
missing. Detective Drumm Of the Stsg
street station was assigned 10 m her.
Fannie and Joseph had zone 10 No.
ib2 F1atbush venue where they had
friends, II was therc the detective
found them. lie placed them both un-
der arrest.
In court to-day Randazso was charged
The evening world., 1912-01-02

senator Thomas p. Grady spent q
quiet and rrstfW night and. according
to Dr. Doniin OF No. iis West Twelfth
street. who IL In attendance. theirs was
an spprsciabie change for the bstter IN
his condition, IL was said to-day by Mrs.
Grady at tho Senator's home. 40. 1871
East Thfrtieth street Mrs. Grady said
the doctor held ont hopes for Senator
orsdy's ultimate recovery from the
attack Of nsuritia.
The evening world., 1912-01-02
Black Emb.
Lace Robes

CONTINUATION Tomorrow Of
~ the sale Of $50 robes pur-
chased from the receiver Of
the stock oi Ad. Abrahams 4 Co.
~ Fifth Ave. ~ MsA. rsss.
t/.0S for Robes worth Up TO
el\.6O.
1895 f.. Robes worth up to
0.0S for Robes worth up
xZ TO as 90.
superb ChAnully Lace Robes.
fancy Lace Net Robes. hsndaome
Black Silk Embrddered Lace Net
Robes. Robes d chiffon cloth,
richly braided. Only imported nets
and laces were used in the making
Of these beautiful Robes,
Ample materials. enabling you TO
utilize these robes in many different
ways. and they arc particularly
adapted for handsome lace gowns
for matrons and elderly women, also
for those who favor the ever
fashionable black lace gown Tor
evening wear. Can he made IN
in the stylish draped effects. In
tunic style and in various other
favored models.
The evening world., 1912-01-02

Shoppers who desire . bite"
during the afternoon may obtain
. fragrant cup 81 tea. an sppetising
sandwich Of dainty pastries at
moderate prices.
Take 10th " Goth st. Elevators.
The evening world., 1912-01-02

AspAras ~ small spears. doc. m.
oi.lS; tall n
Asparagus Trs..choiee California
crown. doz.. $4,000 LARGE 90
rNund can. S&~
Cut sugar Be~ts Fine flavor ~
dor, ei.25i large CAM, AAC
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

down the stairs and up again.
"H'm that's strange" he NUT
tered. mo. Is. I'll swear the
hotel keep said he hadn't a IS in
the house. One-three, thirteen
as I live.
He opened his own door and
walked in. All looked the same
except the room seemed to have
dwindled in size.
well, it's mighty dern queer"
unused the traveller as he lighted
a cigar and walked to the win
dow.
"Ahem, ahem-oh-ho, no
ha, hall"
The sound came, Enthusiastically,
from the room next to his, and
the shadow on the curtain reveal
ed that of a tan, slight person
with something wrapped around
his head, who seemed to be dane
ing a jig IN the middle of the floor.
The noise grew apace. They
were grewSome and queer. The
travellers cigar dropped to the
floor unheeded; his hands clutch
ed the sill and he stared in amaze
ment. What was the matter with
the man. Was he mad7
He rushed out of the door and
peered down the hallway. There
were No. II, No. Is, No. ii, plain
as day.. But Is was dark and no
sound animated from it.
He routed out the hotel keeper.
Il thought you didn't have No.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-22

again; two StaIWdTt men servants
bringing up the rear, armed with
pick ak and hammer.
''No. 13"-there was the door
in full view. The hotel keeper
gasped, and as the traveller
turned to verify his assertions, the
door opened noiselessly, and a
bony hand reached out and near
ly touched his arm; a hoarse, low
laugh drifted out to the four
frightened men. Then the door
closed again and all was still.
cts there. Break in the door"
As the traveller was about to
suit the action to the word, the
thick-set, quiet man who had en-
tered No. IA when No. II en-
tered his room, came rushing into
the corridor, clothed in his night
robes.
"What do you mean by almost
waking the dead with those I'm
canny cries." he Kissed at the
traveller, who fell back in dumb
astonishment.
a." answered No. II, when he
caught his breath. give made no
sound. It's No. 49,"
mo: 13," whispered the thick
set man. "But there isn't any,"
Look for yourself" replied the
traveller, pointing to the door.
The sound of mirthless laugh
ter came from within the room
and the dancing movements were
repeated over near the window.
''I can't stand this. I must
know what it is" said the hotel
keeper. He tried the door. 1t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Woroijorolaeets
MarSmeoe Sar9o.

Z SsIdno barre Idrf q Sorsbag
Den CITE SUM beo t0sSiben iamIst til
observation-disclosures aarsms6e mellem 800
og 600 NorNfioroiu8er. 6oruianoeu,
Yaitor IeIonb. itoo op paa en- impros
~piieret Sdleritol, ell al Yartens grufe,
og aabneoe Rsbet meo az ubtaIe i'm
@I0be oper, at iaa mango bar trent
mebi. San bebuoeoe Ell bel Gel sooe
SaIere % 9au isrlt Grbet til Yaitor
6auge. Der bolot Ell uomertet Tale ON
8etponiugeu al at bspdre: garuoonss
utiuber, llugoomsminoer og Dor Sabre
nearp. San miubebe ON Sangen meo
airteu og aloiietIaugeL ON Ole Bull.
Der reiiie geroen ruuht Iom ferret
Gunitner. men bier 17be Wai Oiloe
rare | Rorge, 90 rio itepreoe ban, ca
ban isIte 7eoen nrrntebe iie for at
fnn bpile / Wor Eor9eS Soro. On at
GieuoommeIieheoerue peo oct uorlte
SoIt er bets rsligigie Cans. Snn
nGpnts SGterieuteus SenongslGraieL,
raar bun snifer: "@ie ies after bar
biemtne".
Weget irteresidut bar BEN biltoriIie
Del af bans 6ureorag. 9au uGpute
en- bel Gel bpgtige og bersmte Horofiurs
oinger ira Rorges PISite 5iItorie. inds
iom aoug auobisru / Bet ODE anrbuns
brebe. Mereoe iun tiblig iom War
1900 bnboe Roree Ell COB Republifaner.
gamIe apeIouli fra 9remnuger, Der
biISe 80 iom fri Inuo paa i'm 8aaro.
GoIbein BEN iterte ser paa Song Slafs
geiaIing fmuite Sale s@uobranos Cube
bileSe meb ct agIeilna, ban q Roroe
fioroius - itormenoe gifalb. I SIas
GET beS Soolber itoS RoroiiorSinaerue
5aIiteiu % Snlit beo SIaf 5rpgodions
SiSe. gi Ter. at bore SorfrSres ItoIte
6iitorie er en- berlig frorerenro,
Sdn 'liitebe meo at fibre Be rs
letter. ban ielp babe. ba epieue ira
SorGIerenes @inouer / bans &arns
eomsbism lnite no oDer Sioroeu Tom ell
@~sIiigneIie meo paG fGroeu til beu rbe.
uiienote @eroer. noget Fan aIorig biloe
gIemme. Otter Saitor 6du9es uSmers
febe Gale. Der ran6ertes meo tor Cps
meriiombeb os hsiteoe bpppige % trafs
tige giialo. fang belle Soriamliuger
Itaaenoe ire gers at ga, bi eliier bette
9onoet".
Sen nGite SaIe a Stiseut aanseI
fra augsbura SemiHdr. 6an ~fortnlte
ON en- Rans. ser ia iii ham. ba BAN
reiite til gmeritl. at hdu bar en-
eanbsforrp6er. Wen hau mente, al
mango iom bar reiit iii ameritu bdpee
Iieeiaa tor F9oreIanostiRrliabee. Tom
Be Der bier biemme. Ratnrsn Bar Itor
SnhHnbeIie pao Solicit. en- ina bats
fer Intur Tom / @loppen. Strnn OF,
ben % 9oeu Iaa man life / anerita
Dan oehamerie meeet pent Slir's Sigt
ON garnoomsminoer. 90 opiororeee
Rorbficreingerne ON | 1914 at beises
Roroiioro on samls Roree.
On Iinoegnpens Sorm % gnbens
BELLE bar Der RsuinesiorHieI. San
bar mob et @amlehiem for belle Gorss
iioro. be snmle piIee p9re j i'm Siems
bpeo BELT. S9rinesboipitaIet bar ban
Ieler isie Isitsu pea. aa Staten piIss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Ssmomerelaaets NarSmpoe paa
G~omeoroia college, 8oe Suni 1912

geb 10sSiSer nnbnebe Sormaroeu,
Or. German SieIos, aarsmsbet. llus
Der Setretgren. 8nitor @sritaos. Sras
pGr. opnGbute 6ormanoeu ShorIeif
SdieIberup iom miSIertibig Setret9r
for at moetdee rhe Snomeloelier, og
Der melSte zig sauife mango npe geos
Iemmer. Get bar mart Hart. al bette
uiIoe bIi Bet itsriie biotiI afbolote
glene.
Sornanoen aubefaleSe SsnSmsres9as
eets WebIemner at meISe iis icm Rebs
lemmer al Senbmere biitoriifs Sores
ming, bpis aarsifr tier ubheItes. Ser
efter IGite Sormanoen op fin aarsbes
refining. On &pmite paa 8 ReSIem'
mer beluttebes neoiat til at siennems
eaa Sormanbeus aarsberetnins. Der
eanbsrtes meo itor Cpmeriiombeo. Com
ReoIemmer al peune aomite pdIgtes:
geeer 9arfen. SenSrum. 7r. Gle. Mas
riueite. 4is. % Yaltor Rpfrem. Bar.
Hiosr.
Haior GGis berettese iom ueSiai
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18

Rris pad. at seres beore SoIpsel erins
oreoes. Tcres tumoriiiiic Spdrtale
battle riegen Tunterheo.
Stfe minSit belipet bar S%tcmuiuaen,
"a observation-disclosures Sornano. Sen
uforligneIise Sumoriit 1aitor Sbors
been paa fit @uobranSsSalsmadl toa
til Groe. San idtte 2atiermuiflerne
islp hos Be aIporIigits Ssnsntsrinaey /
bpppis gep9eelie. Sau baooe pauiielis
for at tilai Ssnomsrinserne. at SGoers
haIens insreite Scute blep bortfsrt ! lin
Eih al en- Ssuomsrin9 fra Werut. %
naar Solicit | 8eirauaer bar ind glide
SoIf, iaa Tom Oct az, at 89oerodlss
ieutens Gftom bleo Ssrorteringer,
troSs Sc ~isrunbeu ltrIoe bore @nos
branoSosIer.
Ssnomeriugcrne nadtte oaidd firoe
ia / al bere. at Noroiiorbslngets Ses
fretpr, @aitor anoerieu nilse t~ilfripe
| Rorbfioroineerne egren az. at Der bar
iaa mango brape % op9tigc Solt paa
Senomsre. Sor Sa Spartcoaneen hao'
Sc beriet | SeuNmsre. bar ser etiteos I
en- 8pso nrr Ioroiioro, at bare en-
@ut operleoeoe ben. Ga od ban en-
Sag itee OBJ pon ct SieIe for at ie. ON
ser ianotes Iepeuoc @9ieuer pdd II
Sre Chen SieIoet. iaa ban Iangt borte
ct Srs. huorfra Der itee op 8se; Ia
ban Tom oio. iauot ban ct enelte lee
neuoe @Gien. en- ING Serte, Iom glemte
iia. 9ten ban 'f benoe NOT med itg, o9
bun bIep Stdmmor til Ssnemeringers
mel (Stor SubeI).
Saiior Smiae tdlte me9et pert ON en-
RorhmanoS 6oleIier beo at fontrte htem
ioicu. Gan babe ielo boot | Here War
uoeufor Noree iom Ssmauospreft
gualanb. hpor ban baooe bet aoet 90
ban clIfcoe oct enaelife Soil ira Den
Sio. Iten Tom Seoerne bar frenmeoe /
9ggppten, iaaIebes irIte ban zig Iorn en-
fremmeo uNcnior Rorae. Yfe9et natfert
Nilorebe ban fine SsIelisr oco Sism'
foniteu. anu bInuot line 8auosm9no.
Der bpor han bsrte biemme, tinoe ban
fuoe tit 8irte meb belle lin Sl9l o9
Sisrte. @ruuoeu til at Toromrrnene
/ gmcrifa IIutteoe tia iamntcn ! Sn9'
oeIao troebe ban Tom AZ Srargen III at
p9re iaurmcn meo tine eaue Souos.
mrnb. San TsItc M ium ON Iulerttd
Iaa Norae nGruere eno englono %
bar alab oper at faa beiege 90 nrre
iammer meo fine 9nnbsmGro berooer.
Proieslor Nas9aarb minoeoe I en-
lrbmertet Gale ON, at Der bar Ell Sto,
ba be 9orite l~lopauorere, Yioneererue,
Ieuebe uuber andre Gaar eno III ! tore
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beSe ON bet @peutpr at | Sebet al 40
30 gar bar ale oisie tore norlic
SettIemeuter, meo airicr pg Stoler
noret OBJ af Soroeu. Gan bah Nor9ess
uoienbineerne tase meo iig biem ben
| SiIien fra lloHptterfol!ets Serner 90
3etre / amerita. at be iatte YRS pad
lin Srbrenedrp % oiIbe beonre ben.
Riis 9aiparp lang opermaaoe oot'
tert: "Gan on sIemme 9amle Horee"
oa bite iom Cstar Wartinien, at
Seubmeringerue / 2oen Generation Tan
ipuae norife San9e ligciaa petit 'on ne
/ Nproe. Ga al. a beuoeo rs og
Siben for aouccrten az airteforene bar
inoe. tatteoe giltopeu for aoo "aneiis
oe "9fiomeeraut" og bpggeIlgt SamoGr
90 nebbno SUBS @eliieneIie ouer Ssno'
msringerne % beres Siem % Tirfe
Imeritd.
Set bar en- Ssiiitfno Tom De SeIta'
oenbe Ipupe bill bepare | behnaeIig CT.
inoriug. SeuSmprelngets aarsmebe bar
meset pelDttet.
SnuS SerpeQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
zoIunalaeetS Marsmeoe
DEN 2foe % ?2oe Smui 1919.

Set CT usen Spil at ale SoIunger
bill iormue til Iarsursoet | TtnmeGpos
lis GA aisre tit iii ut Sarno9ret bisie
10 SAGE bIir iaa irteresiant % bpsges
Iiat iom uuIiet. Som % prr meSl
oui paa mar ~Sernbauebilet hpbeS
at iaa IT "gertiiifat- al assnten for
ON malist at iaa -reoueeS fare tils
bdee.
Saa mcnes hi ea paa Gin Gan al.
10 Den 2lee bnor ale %eeIemurer oil
pGre tiliteoe % andre fan faa auleos
nina I'll at blips Renlemmsr al Sauet.
Yaa @ienipn peuIigit
aHuuS GEasa GQuusaA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18

Set bar life uben mango @etrnfes
Iiabeeer oa 8aahIaauinaer, iea eubelin
beitemte mig til al eftertomme geiIuts
ningen ON at tiene Tom ben Sorenebe
airfes Sfoleiuperintenoeut iaar. Set
bar ct ina uprspet SeIt, oa eesubeu
iaa bette @eninaer ON @mbeoets Sors
paIinina oe prattiii Nntte, at ben, iom
aIlereoe hanoe mere eib nof ar beiile
fsr 90 SesuSen bperten aariaa eIer
9nit iii at ififte aaIoSgieruina. BELT
beIheoe iii Den Normeuine. AZ bet piit
bar r~etteit at unbIlna iia for at erperis
mcntere meo ct iaa mbnifIet oa mans
aenriet arbeibe. SormohentIia piIoe
bel oaiod "Sinaene~ iordnore iia bers
ben iuart. at SiIisuet meo ReIiaiqns.