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The Washington times., 1912-10-30
new LICENSE YEAR
FOR SALOONS WILL
SHOW DECREASE
Indications Point to Falling
Of in Number of Ii
censes Issued for 1913.

Indications are .hs. there will lie 4
decrease In the number OF saloons In
the District during the next year. The
new license year begins Friday. No
vember l. on which date must be filed
with the clerk OF the Excise Board ap-
plication for renewals. accompanied by
$500 for retail and 800 for a wholesale
license. The number OF appIicaat tions
made to date is 30 retail and sixty
four wholesale.
:, At present the number Of liquor estab-
ilshments ~ operation In the. District
is 513 retail and LIS wholesale. Pro-
prietors who fail to submit their APP
plications by 4:3o Friday afternoon will
be notified by the Police Department to
close their places at midnight.
All applications are referred by the
Excise Board TO the Police Department
for report as to the character Of the
establishments.
No renewals will be granted until
after December l. the law permitting
the establishments to operate under the
old license until action Is taken by the
board.
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
ORDERS HEARING ON
REFRIGERATOR CARS
Commerce Commission Will Take
Up Complaint of Southern Ship
pers Against Roads.

A hearing has been ordered by the In
terstate Commerce Commission on the
complaints Of Southern shippers that
they cannot get refrigerator cars
promptly for the shipment Of garden
truck, produce and fish from producing
points In the Southern States to WASH
tngton and the seaboard cities farther
north.
Remedial action by the commission
would. II Is believed. have an appreci-
able effect upon the Washington mar
kets, where much Of this produce is sent
Tor sale. The shippers complain that
they suffer heavy loss and damage be-
cause Of the failure to receive cars
when they order them. In this manner,
1t is alleged. produce that would 20 to
the supply Of Washington buyers, is
wasted. Both consumers and market
men will follow this hearing with In
terest. as full markets mean. as a gem
.ral rule. lower prices.
Notice OF action by the commission
has been served on the Atlantic Coast
Line, the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, the Washington and
Southern, the Pennsylvania. the New
York. New Haven. and Hartford. tn,
Erie. the West Shore. the Boston and
Albany, the Boston and Maine, the lie.
high Valley, and the Baltimore ant
Ohio,
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
CHAPTER XIII.
The End of q Honeymoon.

vt must be in some place other
than here
Sitting at supper with the table
between her and the man to whom
she had given ell her love a couple OF
hours before, Anne Bregaut, radiant and
new-found happiness, blushed and
smiled brightly as she spoke.
"But where-and .whenT answered
rv'ance, smiling gravely.
at must be some place where the
publicat ation OF banns Is not required"
True" replied Rylance thoughtfully.
THE publication Of banns would mean
two weeks delay"
1T is not that" Anne said. colortng
still more deeply. But there would
he too much talk and curiosity among
he villagers during the interval. Then,
90, ] suppose convention would require
that YOU spend the remaining days OF
bachelorhood In Quebec or-down al
fayars, perhaps"
Rylance smiled and shook his head.
mo. that would never do" he said
I'VE might go to the States" sug-
gested Anne refectively.
Rvlance nodded. ITO Boston, then
Yes" Anne SAID. "It Is only a fifteen
or sixteen hour ride from Quebec Q
Boston. We could go there and back
| IN three days"
And so II was decided that the cere.
-. that should make the man and
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
BAD COLD? YOUR HEAD
STUFFED?
One dose Pape's Cold Compound
gives relief-Cure in
few hours.

You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the Grippe symptoms
leaving after taking the very first dose.
1t is a positive fact that Pape's Cold
Compound. taken every two hours. un-
til three consecutive doses are taken.
will end the Grippe and break up the
most severe cold, either In the head.
chest, back, stomach or limbs.
1t promptly relieves the most miser-
able headache. dullness. head and nose
stuffed up, feverishness, sneezing. sore
throat. running of the nose. mucous
catarrhal discharges. soreness. stiffness,
and rheumatic twinges.
Get a 25-cent package Of "Pape's Cold
Compound" from your, druggist and
take 1t with the knowledge that 1t will
positively and promptly cure your cold
and end all the grippe misery. without
any assistance or bad after effects and
that It contains no quinine-don't ac-
cept something else said to be Just as
good. Tastes nice-acts gently. ..
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
HOUR APPROACHING
WHEN GObL|NS AND
GHOSTS WILL STALK
Antics, Of the Jolly Young
sters Play Part in
Halloween.

BE wary tomorrow night; for II Ii
Halloween and ghosts work overtime"
That hour when spooks, ghosts. BAN
shees, and all other spirits Of the tribe
OF uncanniness do their annual stalking
about, and In their stalking do every
thing, from jerking gran TIERS whiskers
to the heavier occupations Of remov-
Ing tho front gate or the lately de-
ceased feline Of Mrs. Blank from a rear
alley to the front stoop. is drawing
nigh.
When ye olde clocke, which during
the hours Just prior to and after mid
night is liable TO- run backwards. reg
listers z o'clock or thereabouts tomoi
row evening the mischievous ghosts,
who have spent hours preparing tricks
to perpetrate impartially Will be ioosed.
shades, sufficiently darkens certain
corners of the home and street to hide
the movements OF the spirits, anything
from the mysterious ringing OF your
front door bell to the sudden appear.
sndden flight to your parlor or dining
room through a strangely opened win.
dow is liable to happen. And 1t may
not be your 0wn animal that taxes
ight And i may n be srs one 81 rs,r, nehsSy haS,
been held days previous.
But while the mischieyous banshees
labor necessarily odt o. doors Wash.
ington real live adults and juveniles
will celebrate the occasion in the man.
ner which has been handed down by
tradition since the time OF the May
flowers landing. Games. involving div
ing for apples and other fruit In wash.
tubs OF water. ''hlind mans bun" and
other pastimes dear to the hearts oi
old and young. will take UP the hours
before midnight In most homes where
there are others in the family besides
Spirits"
x hunt for ghosts. ghouls and COB.
lins will form one OF the features o,
the Halloween celebration which ths
Y. NJ. c. A. has provided for Its 60'
members. The celebration will be held
at the Y NJ. c. A. Boy Scouts lodge
on the Great Falls road tomorrow
night.
A big fire will be kindled In the clear
ing. and as the flames cast dancing
shadows In the woods about, the sheet
cd sprites will be observed peeping ou
at the gathering. Albert NJ. Chesley 7
sure that the ghosts will be there
sheets and all. although he was non
committal on the grounds for his con
fidence. Whenever q ghost shows UP
the boys will go for him full cry ant
will catch bim-maybe.
Selections will be given by the Boys
Department Orchestra, composed o.
walter Mari. banjorine; Gordon Law
mouth organ: and Raymond Eiiason
full program OF vocal selections and
lot OF choice creepy. Gravity. spook,
Yarns. A slight rejection consisting o
doughnuts and cocoa will be served.
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
Synopsis of Previous Chapters.

David Ryiance, late lieutenant In the
British Army In South Africa, upon his
ter lives. hnds her IN a dying condition
left his uncle. John Isbister. sufncient
funds for the girls maintenance. HIS
ruined man. after which he kills himself.
Ryiance. suspected Of numbering him. 70
sought for by the police. Because OF his
Sim:sli fT iii too @ q iSss M after s snashsr % mur.
der and several assaults have been COM
mitted and laid at his door. because OF
the various widely separated places where
as., n. os zen. 'esa caeis, ss the
kirkwood. a Scotland Yard detective. is
called In. He ascertains that the Cricket
T. & the una, man .,s, who saved his llfe % during the
for the decd. and therefore determines
that he cannot be guilty. and that ho will
give him the chance to escape and clear
himself. lie hnds Rylance at his dying
sisters bedside and fnaliy persuades him
Ryiance sails from Liverpool fos America
on the tramp ship Beowulf. and lands at
renee river. Even there he finds the vii.
lage sheriff posting on q board In front OF
the courthouse his picture and notice
Of reward offered for his capture. He
OF one Jean Bresaut, who lives with his
daughter Anne. That night Bsegaut robs
Rylance Of all his money and his Vic
daughter. escapes from the Island. Ry-
lance agrees TO live as foreman at the
BreGaut farm under the direction OF Anne.
The village usurcr. Pancoast. holds q
Rylance do their best to make money
from the farp to pay OF the mortgage.
Things 60 at fair rate tiii suddenly
pFosns nylsnss round ees ss .sd LEG: s ":
latter ts after the Cricket of Leeds
The Washington times., 1912-10-30

"It is this: I will return to Basilton.
How soon this will be / cannot say,
but II, when I return, I learn that by
wife's stay In her cottage impossible
will hold you answerable for the act"
Once more Pancoast shrugged his
shoulders
"rhe courts of the Dominion are as
free to you as they are to me-" he said
carelessly. In those courts all OF US
may find redress"
The face OF Rylance grew white. but
there was q ring OF decision In his
III by any act Of yours. harm comes
to my wife while i am away, will
seek redress In no Canadian court.
will invoke a punishment more sure
and swift than any that Is meted out
Pancoast started slightly and some Of
the ruddy color left his face.
you mean. then. that. taking the
ssyy. sw into Sour sSR bends y9o WI
Yes, and earth has no spot SO re-
mote from men that It will ale you
when I seek you."
Pancoast leaned back in his chair.
HAT he exclaimed meditatively.
me7" -
"That's ALL" said Rylance.
Then he turned and left the room.
For the next two minutes Pancoast,
thoughtfuliy toward the door through
which his visitor had passed.
who the devil is hef''> he muttered.
Since ! iist saw him / haven't been
that had seen his face somewhere be-
fore he came to Basilton.''
Two hours later Rylance. bidding his
wife farewell on the porch Of the cot.
envelope into her hands.
In this envelope Is q letter In which
! have told you the story which you
always have refused TO hear from my
should know. for there may come time
when you may fall into error IL you
still persist In declining to accept my
confidence. Promise me that you"
Again her arms were around his neck
will YOU promise. dear7" he asked.
Tears were streaming down the face
she turned to him. She tried to speak
put her voice broke. and for the las!
time he folded her in his arms and
| Good-by. he faltered.
"Good-by," she said. In a voice that
was scarcely louder than n whisper.
: Releasing himself from her embrace
led down the side Of the clir. When he
turned back to look at her again she
had disappeared.
"If the wind falls; monsieur, he viii
not have time to catch the train"
The speaker was Conrade. who wa,
waiting to take his master to Quebec or
the schooner.
Rylance. reluctantly proceeding on hi,
way had Just reached the foot OF tn,
steps when he heard a voice above him
| "David!' Anne was crying.
| Looking up to where she stood. he saw
| that In one hand she held the sealed en-
velope that he had given to her In tn,
other hand was a lighted candle.
Before the departing man was able tt
protest. Anne had applied the lower enc
| of the envelope to the candle flame.
tongue OF fire ate its way upward, thef
the envelope and the letter II contained
began to blacken and curl. Anne raised
II aloft triumphantly.
1T Is the light OF Faith itself!' Ry
lance exclaimed reverently. and as h,
| spoke. he barred his head.
| Then he who was at once the deat
Rylance, the prescribed Cricket o.
Leeds, and the proud lover who hat
given the name OF Marchand to tn,
beautiful daughter of Jean Bregaut
Jared forth. like n knight errant OF tn,
olden time. to seek fortune In the lane
A Continuation of This story VII
He Found In TomorroSv's
- -
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
Lutheran Churches To
Hold Entertainments

The Lutheran churches of Washington
will give an historical entertainment Of
The Story OF the Reformation" at the
National Rifles Hall tonight. tomorrow
night. and Friday night There will be
historical dialogues. dramatic scenes
singing. and stereopticon views. About
$50 young people from the various Luth-
eran churches In the city will take part
in the entertainments.
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
Advertising Clubs
Will Visit Capital

The Washington Ad Club has received
notice that the Associated Advertising
Clubs of America will visit this city In
June, 1913. The convention OF the "ad"
men will be held In Baltimore. but the
entire body will come to Washington
for two days at the conclusion OF the
Baltimore convention.
The assoc alton is made UP of many
of the most prominent advertising ex-
perts In the country, and the local club
will make elaborate preparations for
their entertainment,
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
Talk on Sex Hygiene.

DR.. Elnora c. Folkmar will speak on
''The Need OF Instruction in Sex Hy.
giene" at the Edmonds School. Ninth
nd d streets northeast. at $50 o'clock
tonight. The lecture Is under the aus
pioes of the Woman's Clinic and the
American Medical Association.
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
Sues Picture Theater.

Claiming that she sprained her ankle
and was otherwise injured by tripping
over an obstruction In the aisle OF the
defendants moving picture theater, Ada
II. Gassaway today filed suit In the
District Supreme Court for 5000 dam
ages. The accident is alleged to have
occurred August 10, last.
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
CHAPTER XII (Continued).

<<1 tnose 'weeks your eyes nave
been more honest than the
tardy tongue which now for
the first time. has called me
Anne" she continued. earnestly.
"A thousand times your eyes have told
me all you felt-your eyes which looked
at me from the picture the stranger
put In nm my hands today"
Laughing quietly, she approached
MN. and. laying her hands on his shoul-
ders, she looked into his face.
Yes, the eyes that looked out Of the
picture were your very own. Changed
ture was OF you"
An expression Of horror settled on his
features and his breathing grew la
bored, as, gently grasping the hands
You knew me to be that man?'
Yes" she answered. smiiingiy.
DO you know that what you saw
was s.s,Sn a picture lure od.s.. Of 49, ,, -,
know nothing more than It was a pic.
ture OF the man who had enabled me
| TO retain my self-respect and who had
saved my home. What he had been In
| the knowledge. You have never spoken
| OF your past, SO ! have never questioned
you. I have always found you to be
generous and true.
| tHtouSH btW6 Ouu mistake, Otners
have lost faith in you, do not tell me oi
| 1t. Let me know you only as you are
! am the daughter Of Jean Bregaut, a
thief. You-whether you be angel oi
devil.are the man Jeans daughter
Her cool. white arms stole around hi,
| throbbing neck and drew him to her
The love-fires were burning In her eyes
but as. half-fearfully. he closed hi,
arms around her. her parted lips and
inert figure were expressive OF the
languor that succeeds the surrender ol
q woman's heart.
fui. upturned face. her breath was or
his lips. but his conscience still wa,
battling Sturdily with temptation.
But II tell YOU" he began.
DO not tell me"
| Il suspect nothing. dear. The stran'
ger sought a man who was pleased tt
keep his whereabouts unknown. Tha
part Of his secret was known to me. ano
for this ! was thankful. 1t was all
cared to know. IL you love me"
"Anne!"
I'VE will be happy. That is ALL"
You will become 1.-The wife Of a mar
who"
"Yes-ah yes! would be his wife.
oh! Anne-my Anne. all this is mad
"All the world is mad. II 1t were no
80 our youth would last forever anc
1
learned to love Jean Bregauts daugh
| ter"
He would have been mad had h,
not loved her." Rylance answered trem
ulously.
well. them" she laughed.
Then, for better or for worse. tn,
lips Of these two met, and as Rylanc,
drew Anne closer to him his thoughts
flashed back to the deathbed of hi
sister.
There will be no other woman, dear.
he had told Mary then.
"Oh. .yes-yes. there will be another,
the dying woman had replied. "DurinI
the long days and nights l have beef
lying here. my fancy has tried to pic
ture her. I tried to see her In m!
dreams, but I always failed. She mus
be beautiful, David, for II is best tina
a man should be proud Of his wife. 'bu
she must be the kind Of woman VIII
can love-"
This had been said scarcely more tha
four months ago. and now once NOR
the light of his destiny was shinin
on him from 6. woman's eyes.
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
SERIAL
THE CRICKET OF LEEDS ~ b. = Mssty M , Ysos ~

Copyright. Tho Frank A. Munsoy Co.,
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
Rate For Hosiery.

Fancy hosiery will continue to be sub
ject to duty of 90 per cent. according
to a decision OF the United States Court
Of Custom Appeals. New York import
ers petitioned for a new classification
duty.
The Washington times., 1912-10-30
Laborer Sues for $4,000.

Suit has been filed In the District Su-
preme Court against j. Henry Miller,
IDc.. for $4,000 damages as a result OF
the death OF John b. Taylor, n laborer
who was killed be falling from a trestie
on the new building of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing. The accident
occurred July /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07
Winoeeapen til Noree.
SnSiamlinscn isangiat / Spriug
8rpDc, Winn., % Cmegn.

G~iterbpert iom Minoesapeiaser
blir fienot og rigtig foritaaet blanbi
bort 5olf, bill Der ogiaa operaIt bIipe
organiieret &omiteer for SnbionIing
al gioras. RpIig bIep Der neoiat en-
iaabm SnoiamIinssfomite for
Sprins @rope, Winn., meo Sr.
Steinor &eieren iom Sol
LETTER. De andre Weolemmer paa
oenne 9onlite er 9'Srr. Sc. @Ias
rub % CLING &eieren II.
0isie WGn6 bill M tage iig af 90.
gen / iclpe Spring @rope gp, me.
bens Sr. Sobn 6. q ranp oil fore.
itaa Irbeibet / gpens Smegn.
ollie, iom bsrer til Spring @rope
caer bar bette Steo iom fin nrrme.
lte gp, fan mn tegne % betale fine
@iorag til Sr. Steinar Heierien eller
Sr. Sobn &. 8ran. gnbper &ollef.
tor for Mtinoegapen bar De nsopen.
oige GirfulGrer og Subifriptionsfort
til llooelin9 blanbt ale norife Wpno
og apinoer. S bisie 9irfulprer e1er
Spraab leperer @refittipfomiteen en-
fort og grei Hebegierelie for Winbe-
gapcnS aariag og 9eitemmelie. gi-
oragspoerne ubfploer ct Sort % le.
perer bette tilbage til &oaeftsren,
bporeiter oct ienoes pioere til Sopeb-
beitprelien. Get benitiaeS til aae
VioragsDbere at ifripe fine Napne og
De iorenifeoe Splpsninger iaa tpoe-
Zig iom mlIigt paa aortene. 0isie
Sort bill nemlig banne 8runblaget
for Ell Genius ODER norife WGrlb %
&pinber | Imerifa, og De ber gipne
SplpSninger bill blipe al fremtioig
@etponing baaoe for Dor fplleS norifs
amerifonife SiItorie og for ben en-
feltes Sleatsbiitorie. gnbper Solicit
tor er tiaige f%oripnet mco cit apitte-
ringsbog % fpitterer for aontanter.
2ao ser mi ogiaa Der fomme Sart
/ Soretusenoet. Gent life iom iaa,
at hi bar eob Sib enonli. 81 bar
set. Oct batter, ocriom
hi ifal naa ct &elultat, iom fan blipe
os ieIp % bort gamle 6eorelano til
sgre. Sg bpis bu bill bore meo |
@iennemisreIien Of oenne noble
Glon - oa hi tror, of etbper Wtano
oa apinoe al norIf Sprb bill iele Jig
~opforbret - Ga fan on ligeiaa gierne
tage Del itrar iom ienere. so
inarere beito beore.
Taa grefutipfomiteens @egne
giarne Spanp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07
Qarsmcoe.

"Sbe Societp for tbe announcement
Of Scandinavian Stllop" afbolbt
ifslge "Sfanb." tit anbet aarsmebe
/ Rortbpeitern llnipcriitetsbpgnin.
gen / Chicago Den 26oe og 27oe
slpril. SeIifabet, bpiS oprinbelige
Napn bar Scandinavian EbiIologi.
col Societp, itiftebes iom befienot
Sommeren 1911 peb Ell Sammter-
fcnit / Chicago llniperiitet al ifan.
binapiife NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og 9is
bliotcfarer. Get bite fig imiOlcrtio
allereoe benganG at De Wtrno, Der
fIIgtc S%nobpoelic, reprrienterebe
IrbeibSieltcr, iom bcrerte ifanoina'
piIf &llltur / Ell brebere 9etponing
END oen rent i~ilologiife, o9 Napne.
foranbringeu bcteo oerfor Ell llbpi.
bcIic al ben oprinoeligt p%aatGntte
| Ralnrne for SelifabetS Wtaal %
SirfIombeo.
garSmsbctS fsrite Session blep
aihoIbt Srebag gfternliobag SCI. 2.
Otter Ell Selfpmittale al Yr9fiocnt
| SarriS peb Hortbpeitern llniperlitp,
% SpI9snina al Sefreterens Sap.
port, bIcp feleenoe Iibanblinger OPP
IpIt oa bisfutcret: "Srebie Ifinit
al Den ~iSlanoife "8osmofSiaga" at
Or. g. 81. S%oIanber. "SotbiIfe
Iaone" af Irofesior 8uomnlno
Sfucttc peb &isbeubupns ~llniperii-
tet, cpIrit af TrofeSior .. 6. Scoge
peblluipcriitp Of Suinois. "Strinb'
beraitriben Scmmeren 1910" al
0rofcsior IouritScn peo Iiign'taitn
GoIeae. "Sm SpriuoelIen til Som
aeIpeilet'" al Yrpfcsior Carton peo
llnipcriitp Of Slliucis, pg "Se Ifar-
Sinapiifc Sprpa / SefuuoGrifoIerne"
al 9roiesior Stomberg peo llniper'
iitp Of @inneIota. Seb Iarsmsoets
2ben Sesiion, Der blep afbolot Ser'
boa Sormiobag, talte Tro'cs'or ".
az. Shnrtepant oeb llniperfitp of
aonias opcr "SIaf 2ilicfrans oa Sb-
Icns ienere Serfer", % Trofeslor
8eoroc Z. SIcm Of llniperiitp OF 81
Iionis bcIot Sorebrag oper "Se slt'
Ianbife 9ialefter | oct ABE aarbiii''
Srebe o. S~prinSelien til oct mooerre
&iasmaol".
Sencre io~rbanoIebes enoel inore
GnIiaaenoer. en- l9ugere Gisfiis'
ZION ON Snbierelien al De lfanoina-
pife Spros | Sfolerne reiultereoe I
WeoiGttelien at Ell Committee or
Scandinavian languages in Secon.
barn Sdools" til of arbeioe Tor ga.
gen. SI Meolemmer al aomiteen
palstes Nroiesior y. u. Stomberg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07

Mrs. Sbomos Inoerion er iibitt
Ssnbag Nprgen of9ooet peb 0eoei
| lit Siem Der / @pen, SO Iar GAM
mel. Sor omtrent ire Ior iioen fpnl
bun tiIifabe peb ct Sab, % iioen bar
bun Ii9eet fiiIbitGnoig biPlpeIss til
iengs. llnoer bette langparige Spge-
Ieie bapbe bum bog itabig 8atteren,
Rrs. Iune Sanien, ON JIG, og bun
nsb al ben Tleie % 8omfort, iom Ell
fiprIig % opofrenOe Cater fan poe
Ell Mor.
Ifosbe, bois Tigenapn bar Raline
@io, bar feot pna Sooelano, bpor
bun | 1852 blep gilt meb Tbomas
gnberion, % De reiite iamme @nr til
gmerifa. De boeoe / Here aar |
@isconiin, fsrit paa aoibfonong %
iiben | S~anespiIe % Wabiion, bpor
Mr. g~nberion brep iom Sneofer 90
aonfrafter. Get bar Sbomas Mn-
berion og hans 9rober, Der bapbe
&ontraften for SpisreIien al emo.
oefirfen her / 9pen, % 5amilien bar
iiben bapt tit Stem her. Thomas
oeoe for ilere gar iiben, og al bereS
ire Born er Ilireo % ella ogioa
gnoet forirb for Woberen. Soriloen
Inne eiterInber 9Ifbsbe iig
fire @srncbsrn, Der iiben EorrlOre.
ne, IIireb Inberion pa Suitrus 0s6
lit Stem hos geoitemoberen %
Santen.
@earapelien foreaaar Snsbog 81.
SCI. 9 ira Siemmet oa al.
21@ fra 9ecorob Weniebebs airfe.
Bait. 8. 6. Sfmiot iorretter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07

fan maaIfe enonu finbes, bporpeS
SbermanIooens Sorcrinser fon ef.
terfommes, uben at be beiporenoe
8oroeIe, Der err fifreoe peo bette
Selifabs Organization, forringes i
nogen ~alporlig 8rab, oe en- ubitraft
Hetsfsriel unogaaes. Hegieringer
bar Dog life antpoet noeen YIan
for Reorganization, Der funbe on.
ices for praftiif muIig.
Hegieringen bar meo Smbn uno-
gaoet at fremfaloe Sorpiflinger /
Selifabets ubenlanbife Sanoel iom
SsIee al oenne RetsfsrieI. ibet Der
/ alogen life fsres noget angreb
moo eaer isses noeen Soronbring
/ bets Notwithstanding. gt Den.
ne Gag MI er brngt for Hetten pil
life | nogen Maabe binore Selifabet
/ at bride fin Sorretning M iom
for.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-07
ct 8oot Mar for
ben oanife 2tnie.

Den amerifanife @eneraIfonilI |
&isbenbapn, 6. 8. @inslom, meooe.
Ter fslgenoe | "Sailp GoninIar ano
Srabe &eports" UNDER Sperifriften
"Wpe Sfibe os Sfibsfart":
Get Sorenebe 9ampifibsieIIfab /
&isbenbapn, Der briper Sfonbina.
Observation-Disclosures, niier ct sunItig
gar for 1911. SeIifabet bar 119
Sfibe / Sart, % Den iamlebe 9riltto.
inbt9et bar omtrent $7,t90,000,
bporaf $1.340,000 Dor 9etto, me.
oens $500. 600 afifrepes iom @9r.
biforrihgelie, % omtrent $500. 600
oiiottes til Reierpefonbet, 2snnin.
ger uoeiorbe $4,000. aftionarer-
ne erboIbt 6 Brocent mob 5 Yrocent
! 1910; aftierne ncteres til 11S.