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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-30

count it was done without Judge Arch
bald's consent, the answer said.
AS to the $500 Jones note, which 1t
was charged was presented to chris
topher G.. Boland with a request for
discount for Judge Archibald, while
one of the Marian Coal company cases
was pending in his court, Judge Arch
bald answered that he never consent
ed that the note should be presented
to either of the Bolands, with a re-
quest on his part for discount, and
that if such thing were done, 1t was
entirely without his knowledge.
AS to the charge that the same note
was presented for discount to Charles
H. Won Storch, president Of bank In
Scranton and lawyer Judge Arch
bald answered that he indorsed the
note entirely for the accommodation
of Jones and had no intention Of i'm
properly using his influence as a judge
to induce Won Storch to discount 1t.
The charge that Judge Archibald had
received large gifts Of money from
Henry w. Cannon. a cousin Of his
wife's, and a director In the Great
Northern railway and other corpora
tions, was denied, though 1t was adj
mitted that the judge made trip TO
Italy at Cannons expense The judge
averred he had no information that any
corporation in which Cannon was in
terested might come before his court.
Accepted Purse for Ocean Trip.
The allegation that while q district
fudge in Scranton he accepted a purse
Of $525 made up by lawyers who prac-
ttced before the bar of his court. Judge
Archibald admitted. but declared he had
no knowledge that such fund was be-
Ing made up and that his first knowl-
edge of it was when 1t was presented to
him in a. sealed envelope on the deck
OF the steamer on which he was sail
ing for Europe with the request that
the envelope be opened after tho ship
had left port.
.The gift could not have been re-
fused without impugning the motives
OF the givers," said the Judge In his
answer.
The charge that Judge Archibald ap-
pointed J. B. Woodward jury COM
missioner in Scranton while Woodward
was an attorney for the Lehigh Valley
railroad was met with the reply that
July Archibald did not know Of Wood
wards connection with the railroad
until seventeen years after he had been
appointed. He appointed Woodward. 1t
was said, because the custom had been
to select democrat and the Judge
knew Woodward to De or tnat party
and had known him Intimately and
favorably' for years.
Judge Archibald replied to the charge
that he had obtained credit from per-
sons having suits pending before him,
that 1t was too vague to admit OF an
swer as it did not make specific al
Legations nor point out times or places
at which it was alleged he attempted
to obtain such credit. He denied that
at any time or place he sought wrong
fully or otherwise to obtain credit
from or through any persons interested
in any court in which he presided or
was member.
Senate Leaves Time Undecided.
Sitting as a court Of impeachment,
the senate today adjourned after
hearing Judge Robert w. Archbald's
formal answer to the charges against
him, without deciding if the trial shall
go on this summer or be postponed
until this fall
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-30
'OTTUMWA ATHLETES
BEAT CHILLICOTHE

Chillicothe, July Chillicothe lost
to the Ottumwa Athletes in yesterdays
game by score of to 2. tents
started on the mound for Chillicothe
but the visitors found him for five
hits in the first inning, putting three
men across the plate. Wilson relieved
tents in the second. He pitched good
game.
Mcmillan started for the Athletes
but was hit by batted ball and had
to give over to Berry. Both Mcmillan
and Berry pitched good ball.
Score by innings
Athletes 3000OO0O2-5
Chillicothe $50. 0101000O o.
Batteries-McMillan and Berry and
Stephenson: tents and Wilson and
Elder and Kesselring.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-30
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

rruxses fitted right at sargent'k
Mrs lar. Reed Of Oskaloosa, spent
Yesterday with her sister, Mrs. harry
Shultz, 62S West Fourth street.
Mrs E. 1. walhck, 1915 West Sec
ond street, was in Agency last evening
on business,
Mrs. M. "A. Davidson Of Batavia, who
has been spending few days with ner
mother. Mrs. T. v. Shaw, LAG North
Ransom street, returned home last
evening.
Mrs Prices canning compound 8 for
Csc, Sargent's.
Mrs. f. Hawcock, 1873 Iowa avenue,
left this morning on Burlington NO. 8
for st. Joe, Mo-, where she Will WISH
relatives.
Miss Ella Henderson of Appanoose
county and Delmer Charles Cook OF
Ottumwa we're married Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Blizzard, ut West
Mechanic street, by Rev. Thomas
Brown.
Kodaks and cameras for farm use.
81 to 500, sargents.
Mrs. v P. Doud and children. 413
South Ransom street, are visiting
friends and relatives in Douds-eLando.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Richards of Hook
ing who have been the guest OF MT.
and Mrs. H. L. Richards, 227 East
Fourth street. for the past week LETT
Yesterday for Osceola for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. McGrath, 100
North Ash street. have been entertain
ing DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Moerke and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Ritchy OF Burlington,
who are on route to Denver. COlo.,
making the trip in their auto.
Make $3.50 do the work Of IS. Clark's
Noxall SIS safety razor only $3.50 at
Sargent's.
Misses Elizabeth Clarity and Marie
Mellinger Of Burlington are visiting
Miss Alicia Gardner, 100 North ASH
street.
William Trautwein of Charlton will
spend Sunday with his sons, Arthur
and oliver, 249 West Mclean street.
Miss Alta Miller, Clearance street and
Toe Smith Of New York city. are be-
ing entertained at the G. J. Erskine
country home north Of the city.
Rexall pile ointment guaranteed by
Sargent.
Ed VAIL of Victor Is visiting with
his brother, A. c. VAIL at the Y. M. G.
A. today. .. .,..
Mrs. M. McGrath and daughter,
Miss Helen Of Valley Junction, who
have been spending the past few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Finnerty,
$40 West Maple avenue, returned to
their home today.
Hammocks $3.50 to SIS at one fourth
Diff this week at Sargent's.
Mrs. A. F. stoy of Chicago. ILL.,. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Hahn. GIT East Fourth street, for the
past week, returned this afternoon on
No. 6.
Miss Louis Fatch of Chicago, has
returned home after visiting Miss
Kate Summerwiu, who resides on
Prairie avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Garvin and two
ahildren Of Moundsville, West Viz
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-30

Wapello county board investigated
his case this morning, finding him in
sane. Since he is resident Of Marion
county, officers of that district will be
notified to come for him.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-30
INSANE MAN WAS
CAUSING EXCITEMENT

Glen Hammond, negro, was taken
into custody by Constable Enoch
johnson of Eddyville last night in
demented condition. He was causing
considerable excitement among the
farmers in the vicinity of Eddyville
by his peculiar actions. He was wan
dering from one place to another, say
ing nothing to anyone, or apparently
knowing where he was going. The
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-30

committee of the state central COM
mittee met in local hotel to begin
the hearing of contest cases at II
o'clock this afternoon. The majority
of this body is supposed to be COM
posed of Taft adherents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
Saeen moo
paitor Gmelius

Sra SouItou, Wnine, mclocs Den
Ste December; 6orbsret oper Heu,
Charles GmcIius, tioligere al Otin.
neipta, % bans 10 iormooe0e Wteo.
ifpIoige, Mrs. Morp Socobion %
ben0eS Son Cigar SacobIon, Ior
Ntoroet paa Nuguit Sacobion, poo.
begDn0eS ioog ! 0iitritt2retten /
Nrooitocf Gountp.
Get ontogc$ at 6oriuaret oil saa
l0 paa, at Sacobion ielp FOG 2iOet
al iig.
Som oet pil minoeS, bIep 2i9et
al Gacobion, Ser bar Ell 6aruler /
gtGm Smeoen, iun0et UNDER noglc
Guitc / NGrbe0cu al lit Stem oelt
l2te Sunt 1912 % blcu al Den til
taI0tc Sage antagct at baue bcgaaet
Selumorb, noget 6amilicn ~ioauel.
iom Eaitor Gme!iltS ogiaa bapbe
ontp0et for bam.
Siget bIep icnere opgrapet og
GmeliuS % ben mproeOe WonOS
@uItru % SON o~rrcitcreoes paa
MiStonfe ON at bare ~foruoIOt bans
Tgo.
gmcIiitS bIcp Ell fort Sio eiter
Socobions Gso Git meO bans Cat
Toy
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
Seir os Neocrlas.

Otter huao Ser me00clc$ ira &c.
ottlc bar Socioliitcrnc, iom cr me-
get tolrige Ncri Stoten, 8iort riuae
6remgang pe0 @Uualacne, iom bolO'
teS Sen 40e December. De bar ultr,
oct en6cl Scirc, men ogiaa liot Here
b~etUoeliGc Ne0crlag.
s Gomono3, buor bc biotil bar
roooet @rlIn0cn nIcne, bleu DC iInuet
al Den Ioafol0tc "Giti5enS Gictet"
beitaaen0c al 0cmotroter, Hepubli.
foncre % Progressive, Ser Oulgtc ale
he pigtigitc Gmbeoer - @orgcrnc.
tier, @~pfnsierer. Gitp GIerf % fem
al @proooctS Meolemmer SocioIi,
iternc bcbolot fuu @p~aopofotcu %
10 al @proooet3 WeOlemmer, oct
enc al Dem Ell &pinoe.
: burlington nolate SocioIiitcr.
ne Oerimoo lin belle Sicfet mco limo
to0clie al @ptosiereren. s Bel.
lingbom OoIgtcS 10 iocioliltiifc @p.
rano&mcElcnmcr.
: WariuCpUrft5bnen @rcmerton
les SocioIiltcrne ct Qrum0igt Ne0cr.
lag, ioct Sen opitiQcoe "GitiSenS
licfct" bciotte ole GmbeOer. &c
iIcitc al Sc iocioIiitiife &ouoiootcr
uQr &prit@urbciorrc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
Vorretntn9Snotiier.

Sirmaet 2mlbin & Company er fienbt
blanot ale Sfanbinauere. 90 gar bar
bette Napn pRret feet | alle l%fanoinapiife
8laoe, os | naiien enbper l%tanoinauiIf GUS
bolbnins anpenbes 9rooufter, tilpirfeoe ai
9unbiu & Company. Sirmaet bar fat iom
fit Naal at ipse at tiIireoSiile FIN aunbe-
frebs, os enbper, Tom inbienoer en- Srore til
9unoin % Company, bar iulo garanti for
at Yarerne bliper til fuloitanbis Si!freos.
beo eller psiaa 5iIbasebetaIins Of b eerIaate
Nense. Sprsprisi er 2unbin & Gompanp
pinise til at ienoe garernr iaalebes. at aun.
ben tan unberipse pisie inben ban betaler.
Si er operbepiite ON, at enbper 99ier oil
iiube noset Of Snteresie i ben aonpoIut, hi
ienbte, % ane Seitininser ubfsres meo itprit
muIis Cmicrs % Surtisbeb. Soer ps en-
Tom oerfor oRlser fine garer ira bemne frie
SataIos pil | Garenes Sob ipare Sunbreoer
ai Dollars, tbi BEN aisr bet mulist for Sem
at fisbe garer oirette. 8i beoer Sem bers
for at I9ie npie 8onpoIuttens SnbboIs
iaiennem os besuben Dor snnonee. ipm iins
oes boer uer | bette SIab paa SIDE 2.
2unoin & Go, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10

amerifanerue, beres grbeioe % oe'
res 9ipsuiIfaar. Get fan fin Der
aiere, JON bar Iepet blanot Dem,
oeItaaet / oeres Irbeioe, % ION
fienSer oeres 9ipsbetingeIIer. Utar
maa fienoe here's % amerifas 8or'
boloe iuIot no for al furne lPloe e.,
ioritaoeIiesiuIo Com / benne Sag.
Set er giort mango pelnente
6orisg pao at fibre bore uooan'
breoe 2an0smGno baooe meo Sor-
ItaaeIie % Spmpati. Men ReiuI.
tGtct bar life pPret iPrlig beIoio.
Spertimob. 0e aIlerbe6ite giorag
al Ben Sla9s, iom er Ieperet, bier
netop, bpor baablsit Oct er at Iaa
CT tilnprmeIiespis FORFEIT 8iueoe al
SomilnoSforbolbene oeroper.
Get er oeSlloeu gauife upnafrG.
BET at tiIbpoe gmerifa Siplp / Den.
ne Seuiecnoe. Bore 2anoSmGro
bCroper raaoer orer Gune og Wtio'
Ter til ieIp at isrge for Jim S~iitorie.
ifrtpnina."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
Dams / Poiifolerne.

Sra minneapolis, Minn., meo0es
les ben 10e IcCeuiber: @euimoo %
Nrcltcr, rcprTicntercnoc oue Sc Ies
0enOe protcitantiifc &irter / @peli
holOt joog. pao SnObpoeIic al ga,
itor 6. 81. SoIber1, @rGit pes Beth
lcbcm rorlf. lutbcrifc Strife, % 90.
itor StonIcg 9. Robcrts pco ben
prcabnteriouife Strife, ct Wpoc iorot
protcitcrc moo SfoIeitpretS Silo.
belle til, at ser boIoes Dams / @pens
@eiifoIer.
&aitor Roberts, ser fungere6c
iom Meoet& 6ormoaI, erfIrrebe iig
pao oct beItemtcitc imo0, at ser Dol,
Oca Cans / Sc oifentIige Sfolcr, life
poo @runo al Sen morolife Girf.
ming, men al principntGSiige Sen.
mn. Son par bicrteIig | 5aper al
Den Saute, at gisre DC oiicutligc
Stoler til iociale Gentrer, iagbe
ban, men ban troebe, at ole In.
oerbolOnlngcr, buis Sirfuing bar
tpiliom, buroe itrergt iorbpoeS. Sra.
feet ben moralife SIDE al Saaen
aniao ban SiuaoeIien iii at oauie
/ De o~iiertIige Sfolebpgninger for
princtpmGSlig uriatie % iom en-
Stnoring for llnberpiSningenS
5remme.
Gaitor SoIberg erflpreoe, at De
uorite Sutberane,e iom Ell SelheS
betragtet bar obiolut imoo ben al
Sfoleitpret iottebe 9eilutnina, oa
I'll benne llotaleIie iIutteoe iia ga.
itcr u. y. gugitrom REQ Den ipenite
Suberuafelfirfe.
en- Somite meS Gaitor Sol6ero
iom 6ormonb neoiattes for al no,
arbeioe en- Reiolution omiattenbe 81
paa Wieoet irentomne uotaIeIjer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
1Ranpen moo Cvfus.

Statcn &auias bar bcgpuot Ell
erergiif Scamp moo 0e]rpefeberelr.
ipm fer no I'll at ifuue iao gooe
HeiuItater. Ntoar 8italitatiititfen /
en- @p piicr, at Scr bar ppret ct
uirboouIig tort IntaI 0soSialo al
SDfis, icn0cS uiortgpct Ell mcOiciuif
Suipettar 0crben ira Statsmiperii'
tetet. San unberieGer ielp @anOet
/ @pcn % iPnOer Treper oeraf til
llniDeriitctet til pi0ere lluoeris.
geIie. 6iuOe5 Der Gpiu5bottcrier /
&anoet, tager man 8au0perfet !
9eii00cIie % initaIlerer en- ilptbur
"6~ppod)Iori6es |Iant" til RenSning
al &an0et. Gente "GIant" bcitoar
al ire itore @eboI0cre, ser arbrir.
ges uoenfor @penS Bumpeitatiou.
og @oloet IeoeS bcrben. S Den fsr.
tie ScboIoer ficrneS al l~lrenbcO,
iont oct maatte inoeboIoe, % / Den
anocn og treble 8ioeS oct ct "Soo"
eiIer Henielie / Salt. Otter al
bope gienncmgaaet Oenne &roceS lie.
SeS &onOet after inO / @oOeoIeo.
ntn9cn % er III fcmIit frit Tor ale
Slo8@ Sp8oomaipirer. Gcnne 8cn
icIicainorctning itiaer Stoten til
gratis A'bcnpttcl'e, boOricmbcllt oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10

at itaa ben bi meb Den ~nsopenbtge
financieIe Sj9Ip. San iagbe, at
aaret 1912 bar pPret nofiaa beteg.
nenoe. Sor fsrite @ang | be norif.
lutberife airfeiamfunbs Siitorie bar
De bette aar bapt 9eiss af Hepr9'
ientanter fra Moberfirfen / gamre
Rorge. 8iifop @scfmonn % Sog.
neprRit Sans Rielien Sauge bar
paroige HeprGientanter,s og beres
geisg tiente til at FINITE iammen
oct noflptteoe Horge og gamle Hor.
&c | mere inoerlig SoritaaeIie og
Sortroligbeo. 0ernpit bar bette aar
ltomerfet iig peb, at efter omfring
80 Iar af Strio Samfun0ene incl
lem, iaa bar SUB bsiet Sierterne
iammen iaa Meolemmer al oe for.
ifieaige ~lutberite airfeiamfuno of
fentlig pebfienber binanben Tom
S~roesbrsore, og ibporpel Ser enonu
fanife er flere Sfranfer iom nlau
rpooes afpeien for Sammenilutnrns
ft1toer Steo, iaa bar pi itor 8runb
til at taffe @ito for ben Sremguug
Soreningsiagen bar bapt / bette
aar. Saa benpenote ban iig ierlig
I'll Wenigbeoerne og paape1te bpor-
meget De bapoe at taffe SUB FOR,
oeriblanbt life minbit for De trofa-
lte og bpgtige Si9leisrgere De bar
bapt. San opforbreoe iaa Soriam-
lingen at reiie fig oe / SaqesFab
l9ie "5aoer 8or", % mebens Sor-
iamlingen blep ~itaaenbe, nebbnb ban
Serrens @eliignelie oper oen.
Eait. glpisafer talte libt tiIlut og
uotrpfte i'm 8laoe oper SeItens bell
oige ubfalo iamt taffeoe ale ser
baobe oeltaget. Wanoagsaften bar
Der ganfet for Menigbeoens Gent
mer, arrangeret at apinoeiorentn-
Qeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
rlori f.amerifanif 6iitorie.

: ii0itc &citc al "9for0mun05ior.
bunoct" oier en- N}orif. gmerifoncr,
Sic %IomIie ira Stooabponen pro
GronObicm, ormerfiom poa, hror
ubcI6io Sc norifr &,uNponbrerp !
gmerifo er ftiuet poo 8run6 al. Of
Der life finOcs roocn uportiif NJ
iomIet airfcbiiloric "a 0pcriiot oncr
Sc norifc ,EnOponOrcrcs Ijtcrrrc
GroNuftiorer.
"lAr. NIomIic hor her bcrert Of
mcoct piotio M}omrnt, iprIio bnon
onooor en- firfcniitoriif Nreriiot
ifriper ~Qoo:poit,u~ % ror.
ife ll0ponSrcrc5 Niitorie ! gmcrifo
er ooo SET melt intjrne Frnt+ct III
oct firfeIiae Gin. % iutet bor HI.
6rooct mer I'll booNe NJ ionic a.,
at ipIitte iom Sc tirfeIioe 3rtprcs.
fer. S;ffe bare ubponhrerp enifpr ~
foo en- uportif firfc6;Itoriif 9nsr.
iiot. sen sor ooioo poprr al Npr
itsrite 2nteresie for os berbipmn,p
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10

legier. Nn er BET anberIeoes; men
Ri bar goo Haao til at beboIoe ct
Napneminbe efter ariitian'erne, og
Sreorifsitab funoe faa itaa igien
efter Greorif'erne; men er s Der
oper life enig l. at ale De gantle
gooe Hapne paa rore gDer bnroe pt
ia igien pe6 SunoreoaarsinbilGetS
Selp Nep Dorf bar 10 ififtet Napn.
Get gift life an at oct engeliftalenoe
Imerifas iterite $50 beb Seem In'
iterbam, ielp ON bet bar beflagelig,
at man oa life bittet paa bet beoite
Hapn: Manbattan.
Sra RigsmaaIsfolfets SIDE font
mer M 5orilag ON at Ri ifal glen.
opta 9iftonger1e / Sproget. Der
ifaI ifripes gein. Stein, 8rein og
Seim. 90 at observation-disclosures |
Sntetfisn ifaI ileifes; ligeleoes at
Ger life mer ifal ifripes SaIo,
Mano, Stano c.i.p., men Sail.
Wann, Stann, o.i.p. 9ette bill bli
peotat, og oermeo er Higsmaalet og
Sanosmaalet igien fommet binan.
ben ct SfriOt n9rn1ere, % bet er
BET iioite iom bar giort Sremrpfnin.
gen.
Ssltens Gage bar lagt Jig tet og
iilm oprer 2anoet, og Sampifibene
l,ler % tuoer fig ino os no al 6ior'
Den. Baa Wieien bar "Sorben-
ifioIo" renbt "@ispif" iienf, bel
fanife BET ferite 9ampifibsiammen-
itso paa Misien. Oct liber 40 Sui
meo merfe os forte Gage, men meo
milbt SEER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
en- fin ~Sopeiper.

Sra Columbus, Ohio, telegrafe.
res, at Statsienator George g. Sc.
tone, ben Abe bs. al 8ranbiurpeit
er funoen ifploie / geitiffeIie peb
at 0eteftip Sranf Sarriion Smilep
ben 27oe april 1911 at bape afcep.
teret 5000 for / iibite 2egislatur at
itemme for Sebtaeelien al ben iaa.
falote Getone.@ bittemore asiuran.
cebia. 9ommen oper bam bill life
BIZ afiaet for ON nogle Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
S0te MAr8ans.
On SlYpereforo.

Sra WontreaI, Canada, meIbes
Den Toe December:
erneit &obiiion / 8eIt Mount
mootog ibag l~1noerretrting ON, at
en- at bam importeret Gue, Tom bar
lmopeget, | bel gebolo par penot
ttlba9e til fit samIe Siem / eng.
laro. Zen babe tiIbagelagt Den
LANCE Siltance paa toIp Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
Nn1fcS. Yiae ener gnfe til

~ Srsarbeibe / 9pcabontas guuntpbiem.
Tigen maa pRre en-, ber pil babe itaoi9 9lns
l9ttelie, % Ell iaaoan betales SIS pr. uge.
9en Iiae, Der M %ilntter, bar pRret Der |
ftp Gar. Til life babe no9en Snopenoing
mob Ell Bise Der life tan tale meset gnselit,
bpis bun tim er piai9 til at lore. 8laoien
bpr tiltrabes inoen lite San. u. u elliott,
Sitpt., 4acabontas, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10

NnjfcS.-Selgere pnifes iom
~ 4senter til at ialse oirefte til Sarme'
re pa Sfopdrbeioere ben bebite Sort fabris
ferebe lllbparer | Sanoelen. Sette Q9entur
er pero at a~uitrense Jig for at faa. Salt
8eifj9itigelie. SIM e%rfarne, paalioelige
M9no bebBper at ig9e. Miuneupolis
Wppleu Wils Co., AIT 3ro Qpe. Nortb,
Winneapplis, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
SiiaIgs.-gn meset gpb I'm.

StIiaI9s.-Gn meset GOD lBnz
- aenoe Sabelmagerfprretnins | 8pen
Secprab, | Oct riseite Sarminsitrps meb
nprIt 8eipltning. Sorretninsen brepes /
trebipe Mar at famine Qerion. Spsninsen
itaar pmtrent mipt | 8peu, er | gpb Siano
pg fan leies rteset rimeliat. st 9obt SpIag
al p9rbifulbe garer og SabeImaseruoitpr,
er tilialsS. Cob glnleonina for ben rette
Wanb. Sor n9rmere SpIpsnins ie eler
tilitrip &afaeI 9. Sobnion, euer S. u. Gel.
ion, Mbpptat. 9ecorah. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10

urrtEp - srrosp CLASS SArrER IUEr l5u 1903 At rHr Posi-
ogrIr AZ DEooKAH, Iowa uADrA TUE AI u CossEEss or
EAErH s, 1891
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10
SAT- II TT,
tilial9S euer ti4ete.

stpertisiementer unber "gnfies", "1iuete'.
"7iIfaIas" 90 "Gfteripsrefel" fofter 8 Gents
pr. Orb, Tabn os stbreSfe ibereenet, for boer
8ana. sbertisfementer ~inbtaeeS life for min.
bre emo SO Gents. 8enge ntaa ufraotgelta
mebfsIge ale 9eitiIineer. Set Ienuer flo
tffe at boetsre faa fmaa GUNNER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-10

SooeNitaoeuS llSuifIine eaar iteb.
ie raitere % raIfere ior iig, Meo
Gr0ningen al eIeftriif Strait for
@pen / oct nGite Sunoreoaar, iom
Ill enbeli9 er nebtat / &ommunc.
ltpret. er ct fort SpsrssmoaI lott.
Set bIir 8lonmer, iom isal tr9ffe
Sopeoitobcns Siul, Solbersfos 90
en- Irtte andre Sab % Strpf ifai
u~bbpgges UNDER ct FOR en- Slrm al
ca. 10 IiQioner aroner, % oernneb
pil man ba arait for lonse Sioer
fremoper. Wcu enoa tror man at
nogct / Sia9g ogiaa mao taees fra
Rumebalslaneen, ira Statens @anb.
inIb Der. Ieite err man iorbereSt
poa. iamtiSig iom man soar til llb.
bpsning al fine cgne Sosie. Still.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-19
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back for An Old one-Hsw
It Is Done In Norwich.

The back aches at times with a dull,
indescribable feeling, making you
weary and restless: piercing pains
shoot across the region Of the kidneys,
and again the loins are so lame to
stoop is agony. No use to rub or ap-
ply a plaster to the back in this condi-
ton. You cannot reach the cause
Exchange the bad back for a new and
stronger one. Follow the example of
this Norwich citizen:
Mrs. Henry bearing, 4S9 East Main
street, Norwich, Conn, says: Z suf-
fered terribly from pains in my back
caused by disordered kidneys. was
unable to turn over in bed and sound
sleep was out of the question. II ]
stopped, sharp twinges darted through
my body and I could hardly straighten.
Ny feet became swollen and other
parts Of my body bloated. I was
treated by doctors, but was not helped
When 1 learned Of Doans Kidney
Pills I began their use. They made
me feel like different person and
for that reason I hold a high opinion
Of them"
For sale by all dealers. Prics soc
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-snd
take no other.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-19
HOPING FOR A DARK HORSE.

The political combinations are get
ting ripe for a third candidate, and
it is believed Mckinley. Penrose and
Smoot have determined in the case Of
a close contest at Chicago that a dark
horse may be necessary to save the
party instead Of either candidate. The
Pittsburgh Press, a straight republi-
can paper, sees in present political con
duions a repetition of past crises
which prompts it TO say:
He is a very careless observer who
mas not taken note of the fierce hatred
which is flaming up on both sides. The
republican voters of this country have
witnessed more than one bitter feud
and they have almost invariably re-
fused, in defense, to take can
didate from either party to such fac
tiona warfare Party salvation in
times Of crisis has repeatedly been Sc
cured by the nomination of a dark
horse or neutral candidate Thus the
convention in 1876 rejected both Conk-
ling and Blaine and nominated Ruth
erford B. HAYES on the seventh ballot.
In 1880. when Blaine and Grant were
the opposing candidates, and when the
famous S06 stood out for Grant with
out q single break during the three
whole days of excited voting, the con-
vention solved a problem by naming a
dark horse Of the deepest hue, James
A. Garfield, on the thirty-s sixth bal
lot"