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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
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nogle gamle Sreaoaroe / Sanoga.
Den Der / 9pen. granbppienet bleu
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De neobrpnote omtrent fulbitpnoig.
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er bleoet buspiIbe .
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9aaroe ubeisr 10000 SIR. oa for
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gpen, og oct bar ppret panifeIie for
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
Gleftrieiteten paa Ganoet. Goo et

/ Solobp oeo @renao aiboIot Wsoe
foreIagoe forleoen Snqenisr gierre
ira 0anIf no.Gleftricitetsielifob /
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letter Griien for Gleftricitet til ems
og araft til benboIospiS 40 Gre %
20 Gre pr. ailopottime. Ger inn.
tes at barre Stemning for Sogen, %
Der bleu iisIge "8renao gu." neb.
lat ct lloualg til at orbeioe for Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26

100 Iar bar oct ben 9be glpril,
iioen Den befienbte Sproentano,
Sropit, Or. phil. Soban 6rit5ner,
blep fsbt. 6rit5ner neblagoe ct
benpeo 40 9lar langt Irbeioe / Sir.
fens Eieneite / oct norbLige og ipb.
Iige Iorge. Nen bet bar Dog iom
8ioen iom ben flittige %
opgtige Sprogforifer % Samler,
ban panbt ct anieet Hapn baaoe
biemme og / llolanbet. Sans enc.
Itaaenoe og betponingfulbe Serf -
Srobog oper oct gamle norife Sprog
- er al bore itsrite SprogmpnO be-
tegnet iom noget, Der paa lit Sm.
raaoe reprGienterer "Ruttbens bsie.
Ite pibenifa6elige Stanbpunft".
Srit5er, iom bsbe Den 17be 9ecenl.
Der 1898, blep peo aisbenbapns
llniperiitets Sltbelfeit 1879 freeret til
seresooftor / oct filoiofife SofuItet.
Npt SrGlibcri. Srgenisr gilbert
8ituer og fbp. Stortbinssmnuo Ole
S. Sdierpen, begge fra 8ittingfos,
inbbpOer ifslge Or. Sib." iammen
meO enOel andre Serrer iii 9anneIie
al ct aftieielifab, iom ifal anIegge
SrRiIiberi peo Songeponbet / Solt /
gteoenes amt. Snobpoerne bispone.
rer oper TO ganofaIb, iom fan no.
.bpgges unber ct og % siper 400
S%eItefrpfter. anlegget tGnfes no.
bpgget iom Slombrug, og 8robuf.
tionen blioer 5000 Cons oarlig.
Der er anIebning til at faa Ieiet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26

Ssrselis ltlpffe. Sra &riitians-
Ianb meboeles ben 10oe april: On
isrgeIi9 Spnbelie er inotruffet Der /
gper, ioet amtsingenisr gonnepte
igaar er omfommet peb Grufning /
Gro. Siern, iom lieger Ell ire Soar
tiers Gang. fra 9pen. 0sosfaloet
nGffer Den itsrite 0eltaeelie / ale
areoie, oa 9onnepie bar en- iGrbeles
afbol0t Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26

"grel" % "&alburg". Sra aole.
iunb meObeIcs Den Zoe Ipril: Srfa.
men bar Sfiprtorsboe sbelagt De TO
biitoriife Srer "Irel" og "@aI-
borg" paa 8iife; BET enc err rpffet op
meo Rooen, BET anoet afbrrffet. -
Srprne, iom bar mango Sunorebe
slar 9amle, og bpis aroner bar iam-
menuorebe, itob peo Snogansen til
8iife tltienaoriae &irfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26
;Sarmc | Sent. 0iuncjota

GR ~ Ncres Barn 3 Iil FRA Rgpis. ucb prueooei
neo Jarrers lele'0uliuIs. I gRu It. S'oIe, aGE goot
frame SadHtHgshus. Barn. 0gHichlt. rrFub. iuos
aieroet 6dURsgdHl. eHoel Stoa, 9mrreHr d acres astr.
mebtas hele 8eiteH let tar ~upoprtes. SrIs SIS pr.
We're. 500 ReatuHt % Heitea pd1 peuttano eftrr Rig
bcreus Toragotbeituoeube. Eette q e. norii Seirles
meut. Sirtu esrior e'ter @0bf'i sbslyite "a 9 3 tulGrer.
J. n. HALVORSON LAND CO.,
Nevis, Hubbard Co, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-26

Ssbsfalb SiOligere 9isponent
peb gGroaIsbruset, Souloer, bsoc
lite Eaaifebog al Slag.
Sfibsreoer Sbp. Gapioion er
afgauet pep 9sben unber ct SpboIo
paa ,Siuebammer / en- aloer al 80
Iar.
- Waifintneenisr 9. 9. Soft er
afgaaet peb Isoen, 70 Iar aammeI.
San bar 1S63-1903 aniat peo
Sooeobanen og bar anieet for at ppre
en- ualminoelig bp9tis Sernbane-
manb.
abr. ggaas Sunbe / 5leffe.
fioro err bso, "a Iar gammel. San
bar en- al gpens Plbite 9orgere oe
nolminoelig afbolbt for lin 8ooeis.
renbeo. Sunoe bar 6ar al Adobe
8eneralbireftsr Sunoe.
- 0ampifibserpebitsr / 6reorifs.
barn Soul Sobannesien, err afgaoet
peo 9sben, rs Iar gammel. San
bar @rpeoitsr for De fleite Camp.
ifibsielifaber, iom anlsb Stebet. San
ferte / mango aar 0ampifibet
"Sfien".
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "greblo.
bet" 8unnar Slieu, iom forIeben fei.
ret lit 2Osaarsiubilplim iom Reoaf.
tionsiefretRr / Oct n9pnte glao, err
afgaaet peb 0sben al SierteIlaa, 46
aor gammel.
10 al 8ergenS Sperretsiaais.
rere bsoe E%aaifeaiten, nemIia u.
9sgb Senrifsien og Robert .. Sirid.
SenrifSien bsbe omborb / Sognebaa.
ben paa gei fra 2piter, bpor ban
baooe isgt SelbrebeIie for Strube.
tPring.
- 8%arbbruger Socob 8raua /
Changer er bsb poa gmtsipaebuiet
iom 5slge al ct ltnberlipstiIfpIoe.
San par meget brltgt / BET fommu.
male Gin. fom inc / Serreositpret
fsrIt / 7O'garene og lao ser meo en-.
bel I~fbrpoeIie iii lin Gsb. 5 lin 5ib
bar ban ogiaa Srofsrer.
- 8aarbbruser SaIpe q. Sism.
it'll | Spelanb, pr. ariItiansionb,
err afgaaet peb 9sben 70 aar gam.
mel. San bar / en- bel R~ennefeal.
Der Reolem al Sormanoifub oa
S~ereosit1re oa inSebapbe besforuoen
aae andre Siaibsbperu inoen Som.
mtnen, ligeiom ban bar S~parebanf.
fasierer / oper 90 @ar.
gn al Rorges itsrite Gienboms.
formiolere 8. 5. giarfe err afaaoet
PED 9sbeu, 80 aor gammel. giarfe
bar fsot RorbIano og fom / en- una
alber til ariitiania, bpor ban / fin
Sio orep Silbeiorretnins iammen
meo Simon 9ocfert. Senere itar.
teoe ban en- Sorretnins for SaIg oa
aisb Of gienbomme, iom ban bar Oh.
arbeioet til en- al De itsrite / lit SIass
/ 2anbet.
- grusseier u. 6. Sanebora pac
5osier / Sslanb afsif peo 9eben
9aaiteaften pei 70 aar sammel. -
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-24
Large Sale OF Blue Grass Seed

The largest sale of blue grass seed
that has been reported this season so
far. was put through Tuesday, when
Collins & Redmon, of North Middle
town. this county. closed a deal for
the purhase of 1855 ares of SEED. the
seed privileges on 1855 ares of land
at an aggregate price of Sl0.650. This
firm pu chasedlthe seed from 1880 ares
of land on the farm of Mr.. Thos.
Henry CLAW, Sr.. for So, ESQ: from Mr..
Thos. Henry Clay. Jr.. the seed from
1926 acres for 81. 800. and the seed from
900 acres on the farm of Mr.. Geo. W.
Clay for $500. AL! the above seed was
sold standing in the field. and the pur.
chasers are to strip and handle the
seed at their own expense. The Clay
lands are all located on the Winchester
pike. and their yield of seed this year
is considered the best in the county.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-24
Fell From Telephone Pole.

VIM. James. an empl,ye of the
Paris Gas and Electric Co, il the
capacity of lineman, was seriously in
jured Wednesday AFTERNOON hen he
fell from telephone pule OH Mt. Airy
Avenue. The accident occurred in
front of the residence of MIR. Frank
O'Neil.
James was engaged in replacing a
cross arm 10 string new wire and as
cending the pole with a cross arm
when in some manner he lost footing,
falling to the pavement below, dis
lance of thirty-ive feet. 1t is the
opinion the spurs of his climbers failed
to take firm hold in the pole, which
resulted in his fall
In the descent he was struck on the
head by the cross arm and deep cash
cut over the left eye. His right
elbow was dslocated and he sustained
severe sprain of the j it ankle, be-
sides being considerably bruised about
TIE head and body. That he was not
injured more seriously is remarkable
from the distances he fell.
James was rendered uncoucious for
time. but soon revived and after his
injuries received medical attention he
was taken to his home on Vine street.
where he is resting comfortably.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-24
Closing Exercises of Bourbon
College.

The commencement exercises of the
Bourbon Female College was held Fri
| day evening in the Christian church.
The church was tastefully decorated
for the occasion the colors being green
and white. Potted plants, syringa
and white peonies were used as very
effective setting for the beautiful pic. .
ure made by the five members OF the
graduating class.
President M. 6. Thompson presided
over the exercises, which were opened
by prayer by Rev. E. M. Lightfoot.
OF the Baptist church. Elder w. E.
Ellis, of the Christian church, deliver
ed the address to the graduates, TAX
ing as mis- subject, Couture" Misses
Bee Devine, Ruby kedwitz and
Katherine THOMPSON rendered three
beautiful selections ON the piano. while
a vocal selection was rendered by Miss
Elizabeth Mann. The housek eeping
medal. which is presented each year
by DR.. M. H. Daley. was this year
awarded to Miss Richards.
The graduates, handsomely gowned
in white, carrying arm bouque of
pink roses. accompanied by their sDon-
SCR. who wore pink. entered the church
in pairs to the music of march. The
seniors and the ir sponsors were as fol-
lows: Misses Bee Devine and Mamie
Goddard. Belva Hill and Margaret
Stone. Ruby Redwitz and Margaret
Ardery, Anna Keith Alin and Mary
Bennett Fisher. Nellie Lou Richards
and Thomas Fisher.
The following gentlemen acted as
ushers for the occasion: VIM. Cooper
Harry Brent Fithian. Ireland Davis.
Harry Horton. and Blair Warden.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-24
COTS FOR CONcLAVE.
Place your final order for
cots and bedding not later
than Thursday noon, May %
Roxie Davis.
Notice to Democrats OF Bourbon
County.

Notice is hereby given that-a County
Convention will be held at the County
Court rooM at the Court House, in
Paris, Kentucky, on Saturday after
noon, May rs, 1912. at o'clock, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the
Democratic State Convention, to be
held at Louisville, KY, on May 20,
1912. for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to represent Kentucky at the
Democratic National Convention to be
held in Baltimore, Md, on June 2.
1912, for the purpose of selecting a
Democratic candidate for President and
Vice-Prasident. to be voted for at the
November election, 1918.
G. G.. CLARKE,
Chairman Bourbon Cu:tg Demo
cratic Committee.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-24
Suggestions.

La Walters, Bon Paris, Van
itees, Colognes, Jewel Cas-
es. Suggestion to give a fair
graduate. Shire & Fithian.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-24
RefrieeratOrS.

Our stock of refrigerators is the
largest we have ever had. All kinds
at all prices. Don't forget we are
agents for the celebrated North Star
the best refrigerator in the world.
]. T. HINTON.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-05-24
Boots, Oxfords and Pumps.

Plenty of white Newbuck boots for
ladies, also oxfords and pumps, now
on sale at Fel1s' Shoe Store. If
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-01

The kidnapping story told by
Raymond French, IA, 93o E. ssth
ST., went to pieces when she was
accused by police of stealing dia-
mond ring.
Edw. ]. Buckley, third assist
ant fire marshal, appointed de-
partrnent inspector to fill vacancy
left by Chief Mcdonnell, pro-
NOTED.
To get Beatrice C. Herman,
soo7 Grand blvd, to marry him,
Abraham ]. Koroski had his name
legally changed to Abe Jonas
Korr.
Col. Roosevelt has changed
plan of making his confession of
faith speech to progressive con-
vention Monday night. Viii
make it Tuesday.
Gov. Tribune Deneen blew into
the city yesterday to see Roy o.
West, and try and think up some
way of avoiding a third party
state ticket.
The trust newspapers printed
columns of speech by Don Seitz,
of New York Void, in which
Seitz said there was no such
thing as capitalistic press.
But when they got down to
Louis F. Post, editor of the Pub
lie, who spoke at the same meet
ing, they merely said Louis F.
Post also spoke"
That's because Post told the
truth about Chicago's trust news
papers. He said there wasn't
decent truthful, unsubsidized
,,a..,eOarar g., E1,a h,1,cL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-01

general Offices in Cook county are
under-assessed 100000.
And it isn't surprising to find
that Sections list of under-assess-
ed corporations is headed by the
Beef Trust.
John E. Wayman fined $500
and costs by Judge Newcomer for
passing worthless checks.
Policemen Gilso, Crabtree and
McCacerty, Desplaines ST. sta
ton, fined 10 days pay each by
trial board for quarreling over
payment of drinks.
Police Lieut.. John Dawney,
Grand Crossing station, has quit
the force to become banker and
real estate operator on South Side.
Like all our other millionaire,
or near millionaire, police officers,
Dawney made dough by lucky
real estate deals"
Privates VIM. R. BreauIt and
Richard Lily, military convicts,
escaped from Fort Sheridan by
Draining guard. Took his rife and
ammunition.
The Tribune still is having fits
over the wickedness of Barney
Grogan, Democratic boss of the
Eighteenth Ward.
But Grogan isn't worrying.
The only person who ever put
dent in Grogan was Aid. Healy,
and he made it a good one.
Susan Adkens, 1928 Addison
ST., committed suicide by inhaling
gas after vain attempt to live on
wages paid her by loop depart
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-02
PIN KNIGHTS MEET
Bowlers Invading Chicago
for Their Congress.
(National News Association,


CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 2.-The great
est aggregation Of tenpin players in
the history of the sport has assembled
In Chicago to take part in the twelfth
annual championship tournament un.
der the auspices of the American
Bowling Congress, which begins to-
night at the International Amphithea-
ter. to continue three full weeks. From
New York to San Francisco the alley
men are swarming In, to compete for
the honors and cash prizes and to en-
roll themselves as guests Of the Chi
cago Bowling Tournament Company.
host for the championship tournament.
The company is headed by Charles A.
Comiskey, owner of the Chicago White
Sox, who declares that nothing will be
left undone TO contribute to the enter
tainment Of the visitors.
Many Of the visitors will not reach
town for a week or ten days. owing to
the fact that the first week Of the tour
nament will be given over entirely to
the Chicago bowlers. Beginning a week
from today the visiting teams and in
dividual bowlers will have their in
nings. The hottest kind OF competition
IL looked for in all the events. Rve-men
two-men and individual. Milwaukee.
1t. Louis. Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Louis
vile, Omaha, Kansas City, lndianapo-
lis, Buffalo. Denver. Seattle, Los An
geles. and numerous other large cities
OF the country are sending their best
players. South Bend. Hammond, Osh-
kosh and numerous smaller cities with
in radium Of 500 miles will have
their men here. anxious to compare
their skill with that of the big city
players.
The annual meeting of the American
Bowling Congress. controlling organi-
xation of the game will be held next
Friday. and when the election of new
oficers comes up hot fight is looked
for Robert Bryson, OF indianapolis.
president Of the organization for sew
eral years. has declined to run again
and a spirited fight is on for the place
between Judge" Howard Of Chicago,
chairman Of the executive committee
and ]. d. Wooster Lambert of ST.
Louis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-02

Supt. Preaching 1O:3O and 1880 p. m
Junior League 200 p. m. Epworth
League $50 p. m. Sunday will be Mis-.
for a good missionary offering. The
pastor will have charge of the regular
services. Strangers and friends will be
welcome.
First Baptist church-Sunday school
9:15, preaching at 1O:4O and 1880 by
Rev. William Owen Stovall of Detroit,
Mich. Morning subject. "An Expert
ence and Mission" Evening 1.-The
Sustaining Hope" B. Y. P. U. at $50
Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday ev-
ening. The ordinance of the Lord S
Supper will be observed at the close
of the morning service. You are cor
daily invited to attend all of these
services.
The Universalist church-"Psycho
terapy; Practical Application" This
will be the concluding lecture of the
series Pastor Haywood has been Civ
ing on "Psychotherapy and the New
Psychology" In this concluding study
direction will be given for self-treat.
ment. The lecture will begin at 1890
Come to the second floor of the Ma
sonic Temple. Watch for next week.
announcement
Reid Memorial Church-Sabbath
school 9:15 a. m, B. B. Myrick, Supt
Hours of worship 1920 a. m. and 7:3t
p. m. Preaching by the pastor. Chris
tian Union 6:45 p. m.
East Main Street Friends Church.
Truman c. Kenworthy, pastor. Bible
school at 9:1O. A special missionary
program will be rendered. Meeting for
worship at 1O:3O. Christian Endeavor
at $50. Conservation meeting Clifford
Hutchens leader. Gospel service at
1880. Midweek meeting for worship
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-02
De PAuW IS DEFEATED
Quakers Win Slow Game
From Ancient Rivals.

That the third time 10 the charm was
proven last night when the Quakers
defeated DePauw in the last home
game Of the season by a score Of Is to
Is, breaking th1 LINK" which has been
hanging over the Quakers for the last
few seasons.
Walker fouled for the visitors at the
very start of the game and the locals
started scoring by foul basket. The
Methodists took two foul baskets in
succession followed by a didhcult field
goal by Rowe. Several spectacular
shots were made by Rowe, Gilbert and
Brownell in the first half, piling up a
score of II to during that period.
The second half was much slower
than the first and an effort was made
by both coaches to inject some pepper
into the game by substituting new
men. DePauw Jared better in the pro-
cess. obtaining several field goals in
rapid succession.
The game was the last for Gilbert
and Capt. Furnas, who will graduate in
June Their work was sensational,
bringing the rooters to their feet sew
eral times. The offensive work of
Rowe and Brownell was fast, each
getting four goals. Walker aud Pierson
played the best game for the visitors:
In a preliminary game the Freshmen
of the college were defeatd by the Cen
terville high school by close score of
13 to 10. Barnes for the Freshmen
starred, making several field goals
from very difficult angles.
Lineup and summary:
Earlham (26) DePauw 16)
Forward
Rowe, McMinn .Plerson
Gilbert Groat
Forward
Berry 11oAPclci
Guard
Brownell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Walker
Guard
Furnas (capt.) .......... Hawthorne
WOlI, Lancaster tcuilue
Field goals-Rowe 3. Gilbert 3
| Brownell 4, Berry, Pierson 2, Groat
Holpeter g. Foul goals-Gilbert 4
missed 2; Pierson 6, missed s. Referee
-Rieman, Purdue.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-02
IN PROBATE COURT

Ella NJ. Pierson. administrative of
the estate OF Charles c. Pierson. has
filed an inventory of the estate in the
Wayne Circuit court showing the
probable value Of the estate to be
$500.
Inventory Of the estate of Mary D..
Coffin. q person of unsound mind, has
been filed by the Dickinson Trust
company. guardian. The inventory
places the value to be $413.O2.
Suit for partition of real estate has
been filed In Wayne Circuit court by
Lewis w. Matti, Emma l.. Matti.
Margaret Cox and Charles Cox, versus
William b. Turner and Elizabeth Tur-
ner. The real estate consists Of 125
acres Of land In Wayne county, Of the
probable value Of $4,000. The COM
plaint asks the court appoint CON-
missioner to sell the estate.
In the matter Of the assignment OF
G. e. Mcpherson, petition has been
filed to sell horse. two wagons and
harness. appraised at $40, at a pri-
vate sale.
Petition for administration of the
estate Of John Frederick Haner. de-
ceased. has been approved by Judge
Fox. The probable value Of the estate
10 $1,000. The Dickinson Trust COM
pany was appointed administrator.
Letters Of guardianship have been
petitioned for In the matter of the
heir Of Claude Ulrich, deceased. The
estate is valued at $500. The heir
In Gladys ulrich.
Q Judge Fox has approved the sale Q!
real estate. In the matter Of the estate
Of Leslie 8. Peets. a minor. The Dick
inson Trust company. guardian. sold
the estate to Michael Lawrence for
the sum Of $4,000.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1912-03-02

Thursday morning 10 o'clock. Confer
ence and prayer meeting in the even
ing at 1880.
Grace Methodist Episcopai-Cor.
Tenth and North A streets, Arthur
Gates, pastor. Sunday school 9:15.
Morning worship 1890. Sermon by the
pastor. Epworth League $50. Evan.
gelistic service 1880 in the lower room
of the church. A cordial welcome to
all.
United Brethren-Eleventh and N.
B streets, H. S. James, pastor. Bible
school at $50 a. M. A. D. Craig, Supt.
Preaching by the pastor at 1890 a. m.
all
First English Lutheran Church.
Corner Eleventh and S:-A streets, E. G
Howard, pastor. Morning worship TO-.
80. Vesper service 4:3O Preaching by
the pastor The music will be led by
the chorus choir. Lenten service, Wed.
nesday 1880 p. m. Friends and strang.
ers are cordially invited to worship
with us. Sunday school 9 a. m. DR.. A.
L. Bramkamp, Supt.
West Richmond Friends-At Earl
ham College. Bible school at 9 a. m
e. P. Trueblood, Supt. Meeting for
worship at 1890, Murray S. Kenwor
thy, pastor. Ebert Russell college pas
tor. intermediate Endeavor at 2:15
Prayer meeting Thursday 1880 p. m
Women's Aid Tuesday in girls Dorm
be present at every service.
North Fourteenth Street Union Mis-
sion.-Frank e. Kinsey, pastor Sun
day School. 9:15. Morning meeting
1880. Christian Endeavor, $50. Reg
, ular Evening Evangelistic service al
7:3O. Prayer meeting Tuesday night