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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-15
AGAIN DELIRIOUS.
Condition of Ex-Gov. Crothers Take,
Turn for Worse.

ELKTON, Md, May 15.-The condition
% former Gov. Austin L. Crothers, who
is i'll with Bright's disease, was not as en-
couraging yesterday as the day before.
While seemingly much better. he had a bad
night and is not SO we'll as before. Drs.
w D. Cawley and Howard Britton re-
port that he has been delirious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-15

years, is dead at his home in Gates. N. Y.
He personally purchased most of the
rights-of-way for the four-tracked road
between Buffalo and Albany in 1873. He
retired in 1910 and was eighty-three
years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-15
Will of Mrs. Esther Davis.

The will Of Mrs. Esther Davis, who died
last Sunday. was filed today for probate
1t was executed April ~, 1912 and leaves
her entire estate to Julia E. Silverman,
also known as Julia E. Silvers, and names
her as executrix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-15

The usher hits back at the theater-
going public. and also raps the managers,
in an article in our next Sunday Maya
zine. See ''S-1O1 E-5 H- U-112 RI
by George Jean Nathan, in our next Sun
day Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-15
vas an oficer on the staff of Maj. Gen.

cases of international law, among them
litigation between the United States and
Peru and between Chile and Salvador.
He is said to have been the only Ameri-
can ''licentiate in Spanish law"
He was a member of the Army and
Navy and Chevy Chase clubs. The fu-
neral probably will be Friday, with burial
in Arlington. Col. Walton is survived by
his wife, Anne Veazey Walton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-15
MAY HAVE Joy RIDERS
Police Arrest Two Colored
Boys They Say Admit TAX
ing Autos.

With the arrest of two colored boys
this afternoon. the polNe declare they
have captured the Joy riders who have
been taking automobiles from different
parts of the city recently and later
abandoning them after considerable rid
ing and speeding.
The boys under arrest gave their
names as George Davis twenty years
old, of 221Sis 18th street northwest, and
George Burke, eighteen years old, of
1904 V street northwest. they were ar
rested by Detective Stringfellow and
Policeman Davis of the third precinct.
The police say the prisoners admitted
taking three automobiles.
Davis, who is said to be an experienced
chauffeur and employed by y r. Ryon.
was operating an automobile today when
III VA arrested. Inc police ssiy thsH
found two inner tubes in the automobile
VIII CHI had been removed from the auto
mobile of Lowery A. Waters Of lJos
street last Saturday night. Burke was
wearing a raincoat which had been tax
en- from Mr. Waters machine
Machine Found Abandoned.
Mr. Waters automobile was taken from
the street near the base ball park Sat
urday. AT various times during the
evening reports were received at the
police stations telling OF an automonie
occupied by colored persons which was
travel ng at a fast speed about the city
The machine was found abandoned Sun
day morning at 18th street and OHIO ave-
nue. northwest.
The automobile of Fl. f. Chandlee. which
was taken from in front Of the Cafe Re-
publique Monday night, and found yes
terday afternoon abandoned In an alley
in the northeast section of the city, the
police say the two coiored boys also ad-
init taking Mr. Chandlee has complained
that tools and several extra tires were
taken from the machine. The boys will
be given a hearing in the Police Court
probably tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-15
Franklin Hinchey Dead.

ROCHESTER. n. Y. May 15.-Franklin
Hinchey, who was chief land and tax
agent for the New York Central for fifty
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1912-02-29
|I' Quit tn
COST OF FEEDING CHICKENS
Interesting Experiments Made BY Ore.
CON Station-larser Breeds Eat
More Than Smaller.

How much does II really cost 10
feed a laying hen a year? To this
question there will be many answers.
Some will say one thing. some an
other. but how about the facts?
In experiments made by the Oregon
experiment station. coz cTing several
years, in which every ounce Of 1000
was weighed. six pens of leshorn
hens consumed during tho year 56i
pounds of wheat. 296 pounds Of corn.
2oS pounds of oats. III pounds OF
bran and shorts and .Sj pounds OF
skim milk. In addition 10 some animal
food. The cost OF the total food per
fowl for the year varied in different
pens from 81 TO - cents, and aver
aged &c cents.
The wheat was charged al l cent
n pound. corn at Ia, oats at cent
skim milk at Is of a cent ard bran
and shorts at S-5 OF a cent. The All
NAL food cost from > 10 . cents per
fowl The wheat constituted nearly
o half of the total cost. The hens laid
AN average OF l4i eggs per fowl. val
'ued at Sl.oS, AT local prices icF eSks'
The prices were from 10 cents TO 25
cents per dozen. II wheat had been
worth. say. 30 cents, and had been
charged for at that rate. and bran az
j cent a pound. the cost per fowl
would have been about Is cents more.
or so cents instead of G6 cents.
On the basis of prices when the ex.
pertinent was made. food costing so
cents when fed TO hens produces eggs
worth s2.5s. This is n pretty good
margin OF profit in feeding 90-cent
wheat. 1t may be said that the aver
age flock of hens does not lay la
eggs per fowl That is true. II Is
also true that la eggs per fowl is not
phenomenal. The right kind OF hens
properly attended should average $50
and well-bred hens considerably more.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1912-02-29
Save the Fu.pkins.

Every pumpkin should be saved. The
ducks and geese eat these readily and
they make splendid feed for tidins
over the winter months. II you in.
tend raising ducks for profit the com.
fng lear remember there Is nothing
mere detrimental to success with
these fowls than careless housing
right cow. Cold or damp quarters will
have a tendency to cause them tc
wait later in the spring to begin Icy
ing. which means a poorer chance te
raise them profitably. Keep the foo,
Of their quarters deep in straw and
securely sheltered from cold winds.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1912-02-29
Keep tire Hens SCRATCHING.

Hy keeping the hens busy scratch
iag among the litter, or trying to OBJ.
tain n portion Of their food from cab
bage just within their reach: by fur.
nishing them with a varied diet Of
grains. vegetables, meat ana lime: by
giving them sun and dust baths; by
6isinfecting the honses and keeping
them clean. diseass may be avoided
IcaltA promoted, vicious habits pre-.
vented ana ap abundance of eggs OBJ
tanned. which means that poultry
thus managed will be source of
Pleasure and profit.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1912-02-29
DR.. Miles
Nerve and Liver Pills

are different from others. Many
kinds of liver pills are impossible"
after one trial on account of their
harshness. DR.. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills do not act by sheer force
but in an easy, natural way, with
out gripping or undue irritation.
They are not habit forming.
~ the first bottle falls to benefit, your
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart. Ind.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1912-02-29

"The Liver Pills act
So Naturally and
Easily"

Such a statement, coming from
the cashier of ban.., shows what
confidence responsible people have
in these pills. Mr.. Il. l.. Wilson
after trying them wrote:
81 have used DIR. Miles Nerve
and Liver Pills and also your
Anti-Pain Pills, on myself, with
good results. The Liver Pills
act SO naturally and so easily
that | scarcely know that |
have taken pill. Frequently
being troubled with headache l
take an An;i-Pain Pill and get
immediate relief in every case
\. l., Wilson, Sparta, Ill.
MIR. Wilson was for number
Of years cashier OF the First
National Bank of Sparta.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1912-02-29

The average farm flock will not aver
age 125. probably not 100.
In these experiments all the food
eaten was paid for at market prices
and the cost averaged only 66 cents
per hen The cost would have been
cents per bushel. The farmer. how.
ever. who keeps fifty or a hundred
lens. can do better than that, for on
tie average farm that number of hens
may be kept largely on the waste
products Of by-products of the farm
They will find the animal food I'm the
fields In the shape of bugs. grasshop-
pers. worms, etc, and there will
usually be skim-milk or buttermilk
There need therefore be no cost for
animal food, resulting in saving OF
s to 10 cents per fowl. The clover or
able value. The destruction Of grass
boppers In the clover and grain fields
end of bugs In the orchard III,
where these insects are bad offset q
large part of the annual cost OF food
for the fowls in better crops.
In experiments with larger breeds
the cost Of feeding was greater The
cost OF feeding Cochins and Plymouth
Rocks averaged sl.15 per fowl and OF
Wyandottes 81. This extra cost. how.
ever. is largely Offset when the fowls
are marketed, the larger breeds bring.
ing more than the smaller breeds.
The record. (Greenville, Ky.) 1899-1???, 1912-02-29
Indigestion

stomach trouble j. but symptom of. and not
In itself "A true disease. We think OF Dyspepsia,
Heartburn. and Indigestion rs real disea -es, Yet
they arr symptoms only OF certain specific
Nerve sirsnsss-nothing else.
II was this fact that first correctly led DR. Shoop
m the creation of that now very popular Stomach
Remrdy-Dr. Shoops Restorative. Going direct
10 the stomach nerves. alone brought thu: success
and favor 10 pr. Shoop and his Restorative. With
out that original and highly vital principle no
such lasting accomplishment, were ever 10 h, had
For stomach distress. bloating. biliousne>S, had
breath aud sallow complexion, try Or. Shoops
observation-disclosures or Liquid-and see for your.
sell what il can and will do. We sell and cheer.
fully recommend
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Sprin1 GROVE.
Otter "Serdlp"J

u. ). &obuiou rciltc iorlcNcu
til Ct MiIorc, Mjun, Tor at bipoonc
i'm Ntoocr@ @cQrapcIic.
- Nfiia Bertha %ohniou fom ier
&uI hicm ira "a Crosse. hpor bun
har ~iII0cuNt ct trconriat Altrira /
SpQcplcic pco set Iutbtritc NoipitaI.
- Mr&. &nuia &orI@broatcn an.
fom iorri9c MtouNoQ ira Douglas.
Y. Qot., folNt bcruco ioulchuiua i'm
Cutters, Mr&. aarcu Ncia' 100 %
&egropcIie.
- Zen HuQc <omCS Wcmbouic
par iorlcOen Aitcn ioo ubeISig iaicr
al brpffc lin Nrm. Get or trcoiC
8nuQ / Ssbet al ii Miooucber, al hor,
bar bruffet oct iamme Gem.
Wiia Gbriitinc @crntaacr %
Scnrp Stoen al 8arp. Minn.. bier
iorriqc M%anoag G~9tcpiebc / "a
9rosie og fom iumme Gags giten iii
Spring @ropc ior at beisge SlG9,
og 8enner.
5 gunOens 6orGIoreS @icn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Ilbaniens YrGtcnocntcr.

SuiS Ilbanicu uc0 Src0Siiutnill.
gen mcIlem 9olfaniprbmloct oa Spr.
tiet blir ertlGrct Tor ct iclpitrnoia
SprItenosmme, pil @encalpaerne iaa
ct panitclig Nrbeioe. Stornlagter.
mes SU0ring ueb at la Ilbauicn bli
Ell ierbllf ErupinS ~itettcr iig 10 poa
HationolitctS @rlnbiGtuinaen, pg
ifal man ha ell Snrite al Ilbanien,
oil het oltlan pare rimelia at ppheie
ell Nlbancr bertiI; men ifipnt alba-
MEN | i'm itormiuloc % blooigc Si-
itorie ai0rig bar bout no9et eaent.
liz Spnaiti, CT oct lille porbenoc
Spritcn0enmc bol allere0c M / BE.
iiooelie al Here Sron,E rGteuoutcr.
Set bIir oltiaa life iom / i'm Sib
/ @rUtenlanb, HumGnien o. Snlaa.
rien ~ nebpenbia at ie liz on eiter
Ell lrua Erins al Ell al De aamle
cnroppiite SpritciIcater. Ilbonier
fon i benue Seuieenbe iclp tilirebS.
title giteripsrgielen.
alcreoc / cn Sptfc Iar bar ia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
OulpbrOuup
XincoIu Wcuigbco.

Zen i1or Cttobcr por oct % Hor,
liGu1 Gle %orIen Nllc oN "er0Itte
Nlc ]UNtcplcor" AZ FN't. y. &orcn
poo @oibinNton NrolrIc. Nr tlrlor
oItioo M 'clrc 1T @lllobrnIlllp, |G0-
tcporrct@ %rrn bonor orr'or 'ooct
iitonO Gcit 'or oc NonlIc / oc1 "Io'tc
Sml&. Muluor", NIcm Sonon1r1 oelt
2Ooc Cttobcr.
TN it9r N%orlomIlnN var moot
trent lor at hUOrc DC lounlc. &c
'Icltc Al %erlcnc uor %'onIIcor, 90
uoQlc Al Sem TOM Io~n0pcl3'ro, oN
omtrcut hclr %jncom McnjNhcN. Gro
NrruUDc ira %ornchNrlcnr 90 rrn
NicnINhcocl tom pcnc oN po%lcloc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Uilion / Barn.
oomshiemmet.

Sra Stounton, ga, telegroferes
Den 27be December: girginia sn-
'feoe ioog @upernsr 8ilion, Den Soc
al line inoisote Ssnner iom er blet
paIgt til FrGiioent al DC Sor. Sta.
ter, pelfcmmen bieur.
Sra oct EiebIif 0en ~nppolate Err.
ltoent cperifreo Stnts9rGnien peb
ALEXANDRIA, ON Gitermiooagen til
SCI. 8 | aften, ga ban noaeoe ben
lille Breitegaaro, bpor Tor 90 Iar
Ntoen | Worgen isrit iaa Goaens 2ps,
bar Hetien ct eneite, tort Srilrmftog.
elforteret al en- gifaOron aaualle.
ri, flere Dfilitsfompanicr og ct langt
6atfeItog fisrte Atr. % Mrs. &il.
ion gjennem StauntonS @aOcr til
Freltegaoroen, Der M bcboes al 30.
ltor u. ". Sro5er, men buor EaItor
So'epb u. @ilion, ben npualgtc
FrGltoents Sooer, bocoe / 1856.
Set er berligt at fomme bicm
igjcn", uobrsb Mr. @ilion, ba ban
after bctraabte lit Nornoomabiem o9
bleu pitt til Oct Jamie &Grelie buori
ban par blet loot.
On itor Set, huori Sen belle 8p
bar t"rllIict 6orbcrcoclicr til at Del
t0gc, fill0cr Steb NiorNcu / oct Dob
belt 2tcn1eo at icirc Ntr. @iliuls
"Sicnlfonrit" o. bans 56oe TeOicI5.
0aa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Othelos Panlfer.

s Ell nplig uotDmmen init Sbeas
terbiltorie berettes felgenoe ganIfc
moriomme Siitorie:
Gen befjcnote SfueipiQcr &arl
Seurient ipiaeoe IN Sang "StDello"
/ Sannoper. "a I%egerbelten life
er paa Scenen / Gluten al fsrit1
o. 9egDnOelien al anOen Itt, baooe
Seprient 9aaet op pan lit &Grell2
% giort Jig oct befuenlt oeroppe.
@Ionot arloct bapbe ban trl,ffet al
De forte @ubbaniter, ban bar paa
S9n0erne, bu DC par lpGrt parnle
at gao omfring meO. Serpaa an
bragte ban Jig / Ell bleO Sofa, %
gap Jig ifait nleo en- ipGnoenoe NO
man. EluOielig berte ban ioriGr.
ocoe Hoab og Sfrig ubenfra ON, at
mi maatte ban siebliffelig tomme.
Get bar offurot Sio for banr til at
iprinae ino paa Scenen. Seprient
foitcoe bltrtlg Homanen ira Jig, tog
Srnppcrnc / to-tre Sprang % 1T
netop SiO til at iprilge itO til belt
penteIloe Sesbenlono. Wten ct title
&raftllotrpf illlgte bans bepllfe Sll.
fen til Den i%tienne CAME, tbi ban
opbogeoe pluoielig at ban, 9tegercn
Stbelo, bnpoe TO ifinnenoe botDe
SGnOer. San bauOe CLIENT De iorte
N%egerbolliter paa lit S9relie! Sans
MeOipilenOc bauOc itrar merfet oct,
pg ifnoefro puffeoe be bperanore |
Sioen, meOens Ellbliflum %imaafni-
icbe al Negeren nteo De bptoe SGrl-
Ger. Men noe / &lllisierne gift Sit
itruftsren iom ct pilot Our!
Ser bar oog life anoet at giere
for oerl l1lpffelige Seprient, emo at
ipiue 9lften tilenbe, % ban lpileOe
ia ogIoa meo Ell Sortuileliers &roft,
ion 0reb alle Sino. Bag &lllisiers
ne blcu ban alllgeuel moOtoget mco
en StprmfloD al 9ebreioeller baooe
al Gbeien % al Slltrltfterell, OF
Sepricnt fluloe 10 life mole ct Sro
til lit Toriuar. Smiblertib Ierot'
ban Observation-Disclosures afteo / ct be.
ltentt bcn1mcligt 9grinOe, og bao
bam itpnbe Jig. Stor bar 6oriGr'
DelIen, oa Stbello Ogina / treble aft
optrauotc nlco - buloe SGnoer.
go9 &~ltlisierne blcu Der ollnoret %
iurrgct, % Eublifum fsltc Jig ogIaa
misfprnsiet - lllcn fun for ct gle
blif. Sbi pluoielig trGttcr StbeQO
mco bcn ~Itsritc go og Selubebcrs
itelic al Jig - ct Ear fieoforpeOe
Sonifer, og mloer biSie opbageoes
Stbellos %iortsbrune SGnocr, D. b. |,
Negerboniferuc.
1T %alminoelig: "Iabl" gif 9icn.
rlcm Solen, og ocn iiffige Stbello.
Tom / al Sait bapbe ffoffet ii9 nogl(
fieoiarpcbe SanIfer hos Sbcater'
ifrGobercn bsitcoe belle HeItcn al Nj
tcnen oet melt bemonitratiue Slfalo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Smaapluf.

Z. u. @ol0 reiite ioa9 til ct.
Glai &a., / Sorretntnger.
E~roicsior 8iSIe 9otbnc ira
WtincapoIis iilbringcr nogIe Gage
/ @pen paa Sulepiiit.
Nils &oa SoiioS ira Sarge,
u. Q, er iortiocn Der / SuIebcieg
hos line 6orrIore, DIR % Wtra. Ole
Moiioa.
8. 7. RocfSpoIO. iom fom her.
i'll ira Bead, q. 9, reiite iba9 I'll
Moion Gin ior at beis8e oerbocnoe
SIGatninge.
- Mrs. s. q. SuatpeOt rciitc
iOag iii Granite Sails, Miinn, for at
beisQc lin 0erbocnOc 9otter, Mrs.
~. 2. Srpolo.
- Or. % Mfr5. 9euoif SoIitcn,
iom fom berllro / NnIcOniuB Mr@.
amt NclienS @~egroucIie, reiite loa8
tilboQe iii minneapolis.
- GarI NicQc, iom lttocrer Ne
Oicin / Chicago, bar / no8lc Gage
purct her / 0cieg hos line 6orTla
ore. Mr. oQ Mrs. &obn @icac.
Mir. % N}ra. Gam Sapolb,
iom CT llgca GiO bar pTrct bcr / Be
ioQ hos Nir. % Nira. Nll@ He'@Oobl,
rciitc ioua bicn til Stills, Ytinn.
Otto Nofuoicl, ionI cr Carer
pco %auobruQ2itolcn / Nnlc&, CT 'or'
tiOcn her i &ulcbcio0 hos 6orTlOre-
ne, Mr. % Mr2. e. .. Nofunien.
- Ntiia Stella 6oia, iOm en- llNeS
GiO bar pTrct her / SCisG hos line
IorUIbrr / Elcoiant Eomnibip, rciIte
tilbu0c iii hilbert &ca, Wtinn., toaa.
- Artbw &ogcn, iOm bar Nn'Tts
tclic / en- Nonf / SIbbamL U. 9, bar
/ noQIc Gage pGrct Der i @cie9 hos
inc IorulOrc % andre SIU9tlinge.
5 Saul Noricn9 Nlt@ / 3olc
NurO opitoo ser (>l0lea SrcoaNa Nfs
ten. Nlrict blcp ltpGt romponcrct,
men set mcItc al &nNboct bIcp REQ
set.
- Ole GoItu0 hur iolQt i'm Snrnt
/ pit Tor Npcn iii Charles Ee,tcp
for $4,000. SorHcn lt0Qlpr ont
trent 1913 Ncrc0, ioo Frlicn cr ca.
SO pr. Ncrc.
- Mimtcibcif Goultp nor'tc Sans
Qcriorbrmo uiboIOcr Webc / Gccorab
&erou0 OCu lOc NanIar &l. S Nttcl1.
Nile WtColcnmcr omlo0ca on at
mpoc, ga SoQcr al &i2tiNhc0 forcs
liA9er til NcbouolinN.
Yoitpr Stto =. SdmINt, lonl
blru palQt til ErUilbcnt ior Mlnncs
theft Gouutn Gam on0 NrOcr Scuallc,
hur puu Wrlmo al, at nan or Tor
ilcrft optoNct mcO ouNrc @iercntool,
nultct at mp0tnAc nTpntc StlIIlna,
hOorfor Euitor z. u. Scarulc cr
uulNt / hans Stch.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
SporpoSnsulyffe.

Grn Cincinnati. Sbio, telc9rafcs
res 0cn 21bc Scccmbcr: TN opcr'
tnlot %utcrurbaniporpoan, Der bar
poa &cicn Ill Ncuport, acnnlcfu,
iluugcoc& / 9iteu ueo ira hcu 80 Soh
beic Silfiericl iii G%cutrolbrocn %
fwlitea moo StcnbrolGgniugcn lie.
bcnulNer.
4 al Easia1crcrnc fom tilitaoc,
Here al Dem nmliecns liusiarligt. vi
iuQcu blcu brrbt or nUiten CT Mira.
Eel.
lllpffeu bpnbie poa lamme Steb,
buor ell anben Spurpogu itnrtehC
nco / Snlular nreb Den SeIgc, al ire
Mteunelfer blcp brUbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

milien @bifa gjort Sororing paa
Het.en til of bore arone % Scepter
| Mlbania,. Senne Sleet, iom bar
leperct en lang HGffe 6priter al
Talodiet og Woloau, TANNER rterl-
lig pprinoelig ira 9sprplp | alba.
MEN % regres ogta %alminoelig for
at upre Sanoets iornemIte 6amilie.
90 Ell aienosgierning er Oct, at Ell
Erins 8bifa - iorsprig ippper
8bitaernes SprItetitel meget betpns
teiig | Sltften allere0e | lPn-
gere Sib ~oifcntlig, ~enoogiaa paa 8i.
i~ittort, bar faIot iig "ErGtenoent til
Ilbnnien". Gn Sortegnelie oper
ollie @bifoerne piloe imiolertio fploe
mar9e Siber, pg oct er ingcn LET
Gag at afgjsre, bpenl ser, naar ser
fomnler til Stptfet moo aniees for
at ppre nprmeIt til Sroen. Hogcn
mener Dog, at oct maa bore ErinS
SoDall ODtta, lonl Dor | Farls og er
Git mco Trf. Ginger al oct befienOte
Spmaifin- Sirmo; ban uilbe ogiou
nGrc at ioretrGffe al oen 8rlino, at
ban life bebepet nogen itor Ipanage.
YoriS Dor pgiaa Ell 6prit Con
Sllan AIaOro.a aitrioti, Iom paa-
ltoar at furnc fpre i'm Stomtaolc
tilbuge til @eorg a%aitriota, Den III.
Der Naunct Sfatocrbcg befienote al
barifc Nutipnalbelt; men Ga Strife
bsgernc / Ilbanien neppe CT fert
belt reQclmpsiig itben SfanOcrbergS
Iso / 1863, bill iiffert ogioa ban ia
pauifelig ior at beuiie lin Het.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Grproiiocnt Cairo.

Sra @aibiuQtou mcIoe& oen 27oe
December: Gipriorro Guitro, GrprTs
iiocut al &enc5ucIn, Der iipc3 at pUrc
omboro pao Sumpcrcu go Sourots
ne, iom pentca til Mem 9orf pao
Seu0aa, uil bIi opboIbt pan ellis
&4IunO, inbtil &ouoCI@miniitcr Na-
gel %pGriouIi1 har oiQiort, ON bct Ital
tIuaoC@ bnm ar aou ilouo cllcr Ell.
Gcttc niTounnli9c Sfriot cr tolct,
lorot Observation-Disclosures bar on.
mobct Wtr. NoaeI ON itrUngt at paas
ic Observation-Disclosures @citcnmcl,
Ter olina Tor Den pcnciuclnnifc Or
prUii0cnt& &C0fommlenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

@locf Sunrnlcr Ggtcpiebcs Snooog
Sen lite Gee Niiis annie 9teis og
Scnrp Shompion AZ Smin Rioae.
9icIicn, ser iorrcttcbeS al EaIt. Git.
rem, biooaneoeS al FIN DC nGrmeite
SlGgtninac..
Mrs. aarcn Hels 6soe mlegct
pIuOicIiq Sorabog aiten Den 19oe
Gee. citer fort Tor at pare rarnmet al
ct SlagtiIiGloe, Der bcrsoeoe benoe
9cpi0itbcbcn. gi6s6e par / i'm beos
tie glocr, ioct bun bar is6t Den 14oe
gpril 1876. s Sftobcr 1896 bleu
bun Qiit nlco gnorelp q. HciS, Der
bsoc olcrcbc Tor ipp Nar iiocn. Sitn
citcrIuocr itg en- 10 Aor anmlncl
Ssn. g~cgrnpelicn innbt Steb Wtans
bag Sen 236e ira Spring 8roue Sir
fc nleo @iiGttcIIe peb Mon0ena Sibe
paa @citiiocnS @ropluno. Bait.
\$obnion iorrcttebe.
- Spring @rouc OF Oncqn bar
ocnnc ,Slrl ct n%'Gopanlia tort Intdl
Wciegcn0c, og ioruocu ben itorc Sfas
re Sfolcnnqoonl, Der tilbringer SSlts
lcbclGcn pc0 Den biemligc Nrltc, fnn
nrpne2 islacnbc; Gomin Soncn ira
TIorn, q. Inf. Gonnnno 2pitcrll6,
@cncpo; Ntii2 Ngnc8 @Ioiec, ct.
Sloi G~ollcgc; 9tcilS SpbcrNrcn, pa.
fer, Mont. Ncnrp Sbompion, Sorus
ncr, u. Gof.; DIR, oa Ntr5. G6ri&.
anottcrllO, minneapolis; Chris Site
lnnh. G3mono, q. Snf.; NcImcr
@%uIbronOiom 0ouaIo5, q. Gof.;
Ntiia Bertha Tlnoo1cr, Gulutb, %
ltiia Ncttic TInOnger, Gilmore;
Eroi. GbriItopber SooIcr, Groofiton;
@otircb Nrnitou, &ifinQ, q. Gof.;
@lrito o0 Glorn @crmager, @arp,
Otinn. Mi'a Nannn SocQh Tairs
mont, &obn @onabcrA, SnlitnO; $.
:. N~oruc'on % Olaf Nitern, Glgin
q. Iof.; Wfiia emma Scnien, &ocf-
ion, oA Sor3 &oolcr, @ntion 2. :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
9erprab % Snlegll.
Gen 30tc December 1912.


Gle NcmmcrL Der opcr ct hoIpt
Iorhunorcbc bor boct / Sprlnattelo
Tomnihip. cr iioitc &er0oa, Den 2Soc
Sec. ui1unct pcn Ie0cn / lit Mlcm
NcritcoS, uogct oucr so Nnr CANT
mel. Non1 Mllitru Oe0c iioItIcocn
9hC Mai. % oct par ct 'oa boornt
SIoa Tor ocn qnnIc Ninu0, at ban
libcu bor IlgQct tilicn0H. Ole Mem
men par isot / Bang, &oIhrca, ocn
lite CftobCr 1882 % fonl I'll Mlnnca
ihCif Gountu / 1860. Si0cu bar ban
uhcn Iibrnoclic bapt lit hIcm her.
&ou c'tcrlnocr liz 10 Born, @uN-
brand "a @crit Hcmmcn, bcNGc DO
cnOc / innmc Somnihip. @C9rouclicn
timber Stco GlrahoQ, ST. I ira SGrs
Qcbuict oN sci. 80 ira 9Soibinaton
Nroiric &irtc. Eoit. Eoul aorcn
iorrcttCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31
Scnatorer / SrnSlel.

Sra Columbus, Ohio, tcIcQruTcrcS
Den 27Oc Gcrcmbrr: Stotaicnatos
rcrlc Niooc T.. Muiimnn ira @utlcr
Gountu. ~ "a Norrcit II. NuorcmS
ira %omrcncc 0olmtu inoiottca ibnN
/ Get hcruUrcnNc Stnt@iUnQicI iorot
uNionc lin Strai ior at houc moOta.
Get Stltpcn8c. Cen iprItc CT bsmt
til ire Mars % Den %liNitnUuntc til til
9 N~toouc0cra StroiorbclOc.
%cgIc@ Nnoro1cn0cr ON m Ero.
ccH par blrt niiluoct. @ uar iunonc
ltpIoiQ i at hopc Inoct Jig bcitiffc /
Torbin0clic me0 piaic &opiorIIog,
iom cr ircmiot / &cGlaIotlrcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-31

"a Guficurd Ointment, Sun ~irr'satc at auioe a.
alt oci. ri imurtc paa SGarcuc, oa ot tiuor hooc "a
hoIoc hcubrS NGuctr 10 Timer al Gdugcn, for al aIpe
Npceiciucu Tie al at uirtC. men citcr Al hauc anueuot
Cuticurd Ointment iuutes bette at Iiuorr heuer, %
nuu iurisafc tffr al autbc bette al, Oct par fun uoaie
'ao 1uac fpr Gniatrt par belt heIbrcoct. % hnn haT
Nncu ific haut upacf lilboacialN. vi .trocbc, Y
ucts 2uiat ptIot fad gr, men Der CT tuRcn." CLIMBER
icauctD MrS. VI. T. GlcIauO, 5c Jdn. 1912.
Guticuru 5rbc % Guiirura Eminent irl8cc oorr
hclc %crbcu. yibcraIr 9reucr al nUrr icuocS init
mcoS! ziccS @Oa ont nuocH. TorCSicr SVcO'ort III
'CutiCura, Dept. T.. Boston.
SF~@Tuo mcO en- "niiatShub bnrbe bTn8c SHtl
cara Subr Shociua Std. re. Grepc nit.