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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24
NEW METHOD OF COMPETITION.
Lawn Tennis Matches May Be Ar
ranged to Decide Championships.

NEW YORK. January 24.-Even before
the result Of the matches for the Davis
cup, held at Christchurch. New Zealand.
was known. steps to institute an entirely
new competition for the lawn tennis
championship OF the world had been
taken. A formal invitation has been sent
to the various lawn tennis governing
bodies by the president Of the Union des
Societies Franchises de Sports Ath-
letiQues, which rules lawn tennis in
France. asking them to send representa-
tives to q conference which il to be held
In Paris In July. The purpose Of this
conference II to decide whether It IL de-
sirable TO institute lawn tennis cham
pionship Of the world, and. II the answer
il in the affirmative. to formulate rules
to govern the competition and to select q
time and place for holding the first meet
ing. 1t In almost a certainty that Great
Britain, Germany, Austria and Belgium
will send delegates to the conference,
while FrancexwiD, OF course. have its
Sl0resentativse therA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24
CHANCE ALL RIGHT.
Chicago Manager Will Once More
Guard First Base.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, January A.-Frank L.
Chance. manager of the Cubs, who was
"beaned" SO many times last year that
he was compelled to quit the game in
August, has written to the sporting ed
itor of q Chicago newspaper from his
California farm that he will be on first
base again when the season opens.
Il am feeling fine and surely do expect
to play ball this year." said Chance. m Y
head bothered me until month ago,
but for the last month l haven't suffered
at all BY the time the season opens
expect to be able to stop a dozen balls
with my head"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24
NO ACR0ss-OCEAN FLIGHT.
Aeroplanes Not Capable Of Making
Long Trip.

NEW YORK, January 24.-The prob
ability Of a successful transatlantic aero
plane flight during the coming summer
appears to be remote when considered in
the light of previous aviation feats and
progress. According to the announced
plans of James v. Martin. one Of the AVA
tors who will attempt the venture. his
course would. be from New York or Bos-
ton to st. Johns, N. F., and thence across
the sea to Ireland. The distance of the
latter stretch alone is approximately 1900
miles, and it appears doubtful II the jour-
ney could be successfully made even with
the specially equipped hydro aeroplaue
proposed for the undertaking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24
MOTOR BOAT CARNIVAL.
World Championship Races May Be
Held at Exposition,

SAN FRANCISCO. January 24.-Personi
Interested In motor boat racing are plan
ming an international carnival for the
worlds championship. the event to take
place during the Panama Pacific interna-
uonal exposition I'm 1915 One Of the men
back Of the plan Is George 8. Shepherd Of
Portland. Ore. owner Of the Oregon Wolf
a fast craft, here on the coast. Shepherd
is trying to interest the exposition ON.
GERS. II the plan meets with the latter's
favor an effort will be made to secure the
entry of other fast boats In foreign coun.
tries. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24
Totals. 466 4ss All Totals. 4ss 435 As
sOUTHERN RAILWAY LEAGUE
SCHOOL FOR JUMPS.
Tommy Connolly to Act as Teacher
for Young Arbitrators.

NATICK, Mass, January 24-Tommy
Connolly. the American League arbitrator
and chairman Of the league rules COM
mittee. is to establish at his home here a
school for umpires. Of, which he will be
chief instructor. Connolly believes that
the school will fill q long-felt want, ex-
planning that MANY young men of prom
Use have broken into the game, but have
been seriously handicapped by lack OF
Judgment and of the rules OF the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24
th oiarty on Third Griffith Sees Chance for His Ball Team
THEO. BREITENSTEIN
Is STILL PITCHING

Theodore Bfeitenstein Has
signed with New Orleans, and
says he will have q good season.
He has been saying this for
twenty years-making good, too,
whenever he has said it. Years
ago he was the WANING south
paw with the Cincinnati Reds.
His arm weakening, he slipped
into the Southern League,
where he has been pitching win
ming ball ever since. One season
he umpired to give his wing q
rest, and then he came back bet
ter than ever. The Pelicans
wouldn't look the same team
without the veteran hurler ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24
TOUCHARD GETTING WELL.
Rallies From Appendicitis Operation
Splendidly.

NEW YORK, January 24-Gustave F.
Touchard. the tennis champion. is con-
valescing after an operation for Appendix
citis at sanatorium here. The operation
was entirely successful and Mr.. Touchard
will be able to leave the hospital within
three weeks. Mrs. TOuchard, q bride OF
only three months. has been with her
husband constantly since bis removal to
the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24
ANOTHER RETIREMENT.
Heiuie Zimmerman Quits Base Bal
for Business.

CHICAGO. January 24.-Heinie Zim-
norman. hard hitter and utility man for
the Chicago Nationals. has announced to
President Murphy in letter from New
York that he has finished with base ball.
He explains that he has business
chance which seems too good to overlook
and for this reason he has concluded to
give up playing the game while he is
at the zenith OF his career on the dia-
mOud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24

William L. Pressly. known through the
Virginia circuit as Buck, has been signed
to manage the Roanoke team this year.
In place Of Jesse Tannehill. whose terms
were too high. Pressly played first base
for Roanoke last year.
Wilkesbarre has signed young
semi-pro pitcher named Michael Mo-
ran, who made q good record In Old
Forge. Pa, Mast season, winning
twenty out Of twenty-four games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24
of Underwear.

All Mode Fancy Stiff
bosom and Neglige Shirts
that have been 10
$I.5o to $3.50. Il
6 for S..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24

All Mode Fancy Neck
wear; also the Green1aw
(London) Scarfs that
have been soc and DC
csc ..........-...S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-24

The chances are that the proposed
wrestling match between Jack Johnson
and Frank GOtch IL nothing more than
an effort to gain publicity. but II such
contest should take place 1t may end
Johnson's career as a fighter. 1t is not
to be expected that man of Johnson's
age-and he is no longer a youngster-
can be taught the wrestling art to such
an extent as to give him a chance with
the champion Of them all. Johnson
would prove easy picking for Gotch, eyen
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19

derburke Tuesday and Wednes-
day of the past week.
Mr. Clarke Henderson from
Oklahoma came Tuesday last to
visit his sister, Mrs. NJ. b. Logan,
near Steens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hughson,
Mr., and Mrs. J. ID. McNeese and
little son. Atwell, spent Sunday
very pleasantly in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hughson.
Miss Annie Harris spent a few
days in Columbus recently with
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Harris.
Rural Hill high school are to
have a box supper at the school
house Thursday evening. They
hope to have a large crowd pres
ent.
Miss Woodall has a very nice
music class at Rural Hill and
there are others to start after
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Miller spent
a day or so with Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller near Fort Springs. They
found Mrs. Miller real sick suf-
fering with lagrippe.
Miss Ru5ye Jones spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. 0rren Funk at their home
near Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. NJ. B. Logan and Mrs. j..
M. Funk spent Tuesday of the
past week with Mrs. c. f. Fun
derburke.
Mr., Jess Dowdle and daughter,
Miss Katie Lee, were Columbus
visitors the past week.
Sunday School at Pleasant Hill
/ is moving along nicely with Mr..
Clarence Cox as Superintendent
We have six classes and all are
taking more interest each Sund ~
Everyone come out next Sunday
afternoon and join us. we will bt
/ glad to see you.
/ Mr.. Jas. +. Harris of neal
4 Pleasant Hill was a Steens visi-
tor last Saturday.
Mr.. J. +. Miller spent Thurs
, day last in the home Mr.. t. X
SSsoope near Bent Oak.
Mrs. Blanche Miller was rea
sick for few days past. but is uI
I again.
, Our farmers are sure glad t
know that at last they are to ge
nfteen cents for their cotton.
| Mr.. John Reeves from Mt. Yer
, non passed through Steens yes
terday enroute to Caledonia t
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19
NEWS FROM STEENS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Eubanks
and little daughter, Marie, OF
near Steens, spent few days
the past week in Columbus visit
1 ing Mrs. Celeste Eubanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Miller of
/ the Pleasant Hill neighhorhood
were guests of Mrs. Matte Huff
near Border Springs recently.
/ Mr.. Monroe Cox and family
have moved from the Wood
place and are now at the place
recently vacated by Mrs. Eu-
banks.
Mrs. Geo. Harris, who has
been spending the past month in
Columbus is at home to the de-
light of her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Townsend
and sweet little children from CO.
lumbus, were the guests of Mr..
Win Harris and family Sunday
last.
Our entire neighborhood was
grieved Thursday morning when
the news was flashed over the
wires saying little Gladys Franks
was dead. She had been sick
with typhoid fever FOR some time,
but not dangerous until Tuesday.
Everything that loving hands
could do was done to save her
life, but God knew best and car
ried her spirit home to Heaven
Wednesday evening. there to
await the coming of papa,
mamma, brothers and sisters.
Weep not for Gladys, dear par
ents, for she is with the Angels
and will watch and wait for you.
Her remains were laid to rest at
Tabernacle cemetery Thursday
afternoon in the presence of q
large crowd of sorrowing friends
and relatives We extend onl
sympathy to the bereayed family
Little Rubye Lawrence is righ'
sick; it was feared that she was
taking pneumonia; hope she viii
soon be well.
Master Gid Franks, who ha
been very i'll with fever, is, W
are glad to say, free from feve
and we do hope that he will sool
be able to be up.
Mr.. Will Austin and famil
were guests of Mr.. Monroe 90
and family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Funder
burke and daughter, Wilma. an
Avis Jones were guests in tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Fur
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19
Bargain ! Bargain !

Xmas stock and fine candy.
To move our immense Xmas
stock early. making room for
more goods. For this week only
we will allow a discount of 25 per
cent for cash on all purchases
made in that line, and will give
a premium in addition. Mayo
Drug Company
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19
visit relatives.

visit relatives.
Mr.. Lester Brown and Miss
Willie Delk were out horse back
riding Sunday afternoon and call
ed to see Miss Lurlie LOFTS near
Steens.
Steens Lodge, |. 0. 0. F., met
at Steens Saturday night last and
elected officers for the coming
year.
LOUISE.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19

Here is the point that we are
trying to drive home; in less than
Is days Christmas will be here.
Ladies you need a gift for your
best friend. Go to Buder Broth
ers and purchase one of those
solid gold tie clasps, with or with
out Diamonds.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19
Fair Warning.

Notice is hereby given that no
hunting or fishing will be allow
ed on any of my places.
MA I'm. w. s. Muslin.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19
Canelaa kxpLanatIen.

A young policeman giving evidence
In : London burglary case vas 50 ex-
cited that he accidentally said:
please. your worship. | wss the only
person present In the house except
another constable, who was ssanidA-
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19

All right, those. opera glasses
at Buder Brothers, the old relia-
BILE, are the very igift you want
for lady.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19

Mirrors make a useful and ac-
ceptable gifts. All kinds, from
50 cents to $500 at Johnston &
Gaines drug store.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19
Hurts Herself More.

A woman who knows a secret can
get even with another she hates by
not telling 1t to her. but that makes
her get worse even with horself--
New York Press.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19
cauaht.

"You are the first woman I've ever
kissed" he declared fervently. You
don't kiss as though we're" cNplied
she.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19

For any itehiness Of the skin, for skin
rashes, chap. pimples, ETC., try Doan's
Ointment. soc, at all drug stores.
The Columbus commercial., 1912-12-19

Kilkenny castle is one of the Oldest
Inhabited houses in the world, many
Of the rooms being much % thsy
were 800 years ago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

Der | gper, men iom MI Dor | @p.
cliff, 9. g., er oeb / Seattle iom Sol
ge al ct merfeligt nlpffestilfploe.
timber en- 5iifetur | Sieloene banoe
ban faaet Ell Siifefroe | Eiet, og oa
Der bengif to 0egn for ban funoe
mao Serge, ubpifleoe Der fig getpn.
belle meo ieptiif WeningitiS. Siget
bragtes til Stinpater, bpor gegra.
pelien fanot Steb.
Sriiigc @anfrppcre. 20 maife-
rebe og b~ep9bneoe W9nb trPngte
iibite Sirsbag peo Wiooagstib inb /
ganfen / Gobasiet, itPngte 8asierer
Sfoeoele inoe | Den branofrie Sppl'
ping og foripanot oerpaa meo ale De
Eeuge 9anfen for Giebliffet bauoe,
bpilfet Dog life bar mere emo $1,000.
De frpffe Renere flpgteoe I'll Sfo'
gene peitenior 9pen. Oct isrite man
pibite ON Rsperiet bar, oa man |
Eoitfontoret peb Siben al ganfen
bsrte ben inoeitPngte g~anffasierer
banfe / TPggen % man iaa ut bam
no al SupIpingcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16
Nprn Dukntn.

Sngt eftcr Jalifner. Otter Ell bio.
fig Sogt, Der meo Seite % auiomo'
bill isrteS fem WPil uboper ira so
Woure, blep gilbert $. Slion enoe-
lig anboIbt for Salifneri. San bao'
De bGpet Benge paa falife Inolsntn.
ger.
grDlnp / Sallep Gitp. s gruoens
Wobers Stem / 8allep Gitp pgtepie-
oes Den 6te Iug. Wtiis Irnetta VI.
Slien % 4. 8. 8iIbertion, aasierer
i Sirit Hational @anf / Sinlep, %.
Saf. gielien forretteoes al Bait.
Senoricfion. Get unge 9Ggtepar oil
eiter Ell fort g~rpaupSreiie iptte 30
/ 6inlep.
Suwa.5ulf afbolocr Eienie. Sper
100 WtGro % apilloer, Der fsr bar
boet / Soma, men ion III bar lit
Sien / Sberpoob eler Smegn, bar
oannet en- Soma. Iafota ISiociation
% aibolot iorleoen i'm aarlige Bic'
nic r,pr nppnte gp. SoreningenS
Yrpiioent er Yerrp Sromn, Setre'
ter, s. q. S%enberion, aaSierer, 8.
Hap Gregg, ale al SberDooo.
Gleftriif ganc planlGgses. Ser
er | ben lenere Sib talt meget ON at
anlpgge en- eleftriif Sane ira @iais
Iton til Imbroie, ibet Sriufraft Itlll.
De leperes ira Regieringens anl99 /
ipritn9pnte gp. Sagen bar oaft
mesen Snteresie blanbt iaaoel 6or.
retningsmGnb iom Sarmere, % oa
@aren / moro og ipb pilbe 9iere belt
me Sorbinoelier, aniees SIanen iom
meget goo.
&uitbar gancitub. Gen npe Stoes
aren al 8reat Rortbern.S anen, Der
aiennem McaenSie County ifal OIL.
lpgges til 8reat Sails, Wtont., bill
peo Sittle Wtisiouri Tiuer faa en- me-
get panitelig o. tiaige foItbar &nroe
at lpie. Sper en- Strpfning at min
bre enc tppe Ntil, mellem Den tore
Gro oper Wisiollrifloben PED glbom.
pooos og Gberrp Greet, nlaa Der
nemlig bpageS life minbre emo IA
9roer. @aner bar erbperoet @ei.
Ret ouer upiten belle oell opItlIfne
2inie og man er iGrbige til of tage
rat nlco grbeioet. Soo-SonenS Sn.
qcnisrer bar ogiaa begpnot at or.
beioe paa ben Hlltc, iom T~rGiioent
Bennington for fort Sio liOen befor
/ i'm Nlltomobil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

lise 2iSeIie. Sun bopbe nemIia
fheooelt SrgeL at 9plberne oItib
rellte Jig meget p~Iabieli9, / 2sbet
al en- Zines Sio. 90 iaa burtia
tunoe fun me9et iterfe fentiife WPio.
Ter pirfe.
Sotienten blep lao itiaet UNDER
meget ifarpt Spipn, og set piIte zig
oa, at ban iprsitet ino uisie iterfe
aemltalter n1oer Suoen % oerpeo
foraarIaget at 9pIberne fom.
Sermeo er Wanben ofilsret iom
en- galife iimpel Simulont. Nen
at ban bsrer biemme / eft Climbs
lp9eaipl er Der ielofsIgeIig ingen
Sotl ON. Sans iggeIige Mani efter
at tilfsie Jig ieIp 2ioeIier er abiolut
abnorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16
5un gnkntn.
Nirtc rammct al Gnnct. eco

Strife rnmmct al Sgnet. Scanoia
&irfc, beliggenbe nogle Wtil noropelt
Tor Sisicton, rommeoeS forleben al
Spnet % bIeu ltpgt romponeret, ioet
Soaruct iulbitGnoig iplintreoes.
Sif uaiaa en- pplSium Dub. Gen
ire Iar Hanlle Sarol0 Seltnett, Der
iibcn Mtoberen for ct Bar Iar iiberl
ntiitcbc Sipet peo Ell Slospaabe bar
bapt lit @icm hos Wfr. og MrS. &il.
bolpb gricfiou paa bercS Sarm / Tots
Ter County, bIep fcrIeben ipGnot
libel al Ell SeIt. 9pret$ SOB rant.
meoe @ltteu / Sope0et % fnllIte
@ierncifalcu.
Srpgtclig Silorasclic. Gn ung
@ut, Son al AIRS. Sisitrsm ueo 8eb-
OcS, lit iorleOen Ell frp9teIig 500,
ibet ban al en- Sole blep ilGbt ON.
firing illNtil Siget bar nPlteu ufien.
beligt. 8utteu antageS at pGre Die
ben inopiflet / BET Gang, hpormeo
ban leocbe Soften, % ba benne blep
itrprnt eif oct nteo raienbe 6art oper
Stof % Sten.
Sng Characterization. Sranf 30.
@prne, Der al Hepublifanerne blep
nonrineret iom &anoibat for 8uper.
NOR, Iigger fremoeIeS ina al Tbeuma.
tisme / tit Siem / Saulfton. timber
ct Spbolo / @lacf SiuS blep ban ma
itrar efter at ppre uomineret, % ON.
enoifient oct life penteS Of ban fan
oeltoae / Salgfampen MI / SOFT,
paaitaaes ooe bans @alg at bore lit.
ret.
Sfpbrno % Scrnbanenlnffe. ct
Sfpbruo inotraf Spnbaa Iiten moro
eitenior Tierre % ~eoelagbe Hortb.
@eitern.9 ancnS Spor paa mango
Steoer meIlcm oenne @p % Slimt.
Get peitsaaenoe Iasiagertog itsote
/ 2sbet al Ratten paa Ell eoelagt @rc
TO Wtil eiteuior Hoiear, buprpeb 6pr'
beoer TarlonS blep brGbt o. Sofo'
urotipierer Sones Iipat forbr9not,
Slcre Tasiaaerer Tom tilifaoe, men
inaen iarIia. Ter bengif Ct Segr
isr Sog fuube pasiere.
Ws Sastmetbooe. Ole Z. Stranb'
NETS bar / Sap County fat Hefors
peo Ell M Sagtmetbobe, ioet ban mel
FIN gutomobiI inbbenteoe % orebtt
en- Gopote eller ErGrieulp. llIper
iaiie ipei foran 3isrctsict % oct oal
life irit for of Den faitebe ct baan
liat glif tilbase, tbi Den itplebe ube
! tinaet paa fine rappe Ben. Sirano'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

@is., bpor Den fore 2eiriamling
fanbt Steo. Sermeo fan Oct iiges
for afgiort, at De iaa meset omtalte
Irme- WiiIers 3io er fotbi, % at al
WiIitGrtransport bereiter bill foregaa
mel Wotoropene. 8ognen, Der bar
nleeet tunet Iaitet, forIoo sparta
Snsoag Morgen Gl. 4 og anfom til
Iortbfpooo SCI. Z iamme Ifteu. Bet
enc por til en- 9egpnoelie alt anoet
enc sobe, % barre blep De, oa bet
rcgncoe gientagne 8nnge unber 5il'
rem, men iremoper off bet uitanieligt
qicnnem SsIen. Get tunge aisretsi
iaa no iom ON oct netop pdr triltfet
op al en- Mpr. Otter ct Bar Cages
SpiIe ~iortiatteS Heiien til Sort Ges
Woines.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16
Oanlf Deroensiamfuno

Sonfen ON at oanne ct Samfnno,
ser ifulOe iumle Sanife / ale Sanoe
% bibroge til at fremme 6orbin.
belien meaem Dem iamt itprfe DEM
/ Sumarbeioet for banif Sprog,
a,ltitr og efonomiife Snteresier, er
life ny. Ger er Here 8ange giort
Sfriot til at pirfeliggisre ben; men
forifiellige Sinorlrger itiaeoe Jig
geien. Sgiaa M bor Der pGret
noget at ooerpinoe; men efter en-
Gel Sorarbeioe blep GAM Seroefls'
iamiuno" itiftet peo ct Wsbe paa
Ealaosboteaet / &isbenbapn ben
26oe Marts 5. q.
Ieo Den 9eiligbeo peotoges Sooe
for Samfunoet. nj Dem lfal Der
anfsres De fsrite Earo9rafer, Der ins
oeboloer Splpsninger ON Sormoa'
let, SirfiombeOen % De praftiIfe
Spgaper, iom ifal lsIes, Iamt Stl'
faarene for at blipe Weolem.
Samfunoets Napn CT Can't
@erbensiamfuno". Set bar lit S9.
De / aisbenbapn.
Samfunbets Sormaal er at peo'
~Iigebolbe Sorbinoelien og itprfe
Sammenboloet melem Sanife / %
ubenior Sanmarf, oe at iamle Dan.
ife I9no og apinber / ale Ser
bensbeIe / iGlles Irbeioe for oanif
auItir og banife Srteresier.
T~artipoIitif ligser u~oeufor Sam.
funoets Sormaal.
Somfrmbet pirfer til Sremme al
tit Sormaal peb / 8iebenbapn of
oprette ct SplpSniugsfontor for
2anosm9nS / Snolanb os llblanb.
8 S~orbinoelie meb Oplpsninssfon.
tpret bolber Samhlnoet 2ofaler,
bpor Meolemmerne fan msbes, l9le
gpiier og belsrae aprreiponbonce.
Der oprettes ct organiieret Splps-
ninssp9ien ON 2anbsm9nbs Sp.
boIbsiteb. arbeioe % Siospilfaar !
llolanbet, ligeiom Ser inorettes ei
grfip for Saeer ~peorsrenoe oanife
uopanorerforbolo.
gnopioere ital Snmfunbet iaa
pibt muligt, isge at itstte oanifc
9ogiamlineer / llblanbet iamt no.
sipe ct Meolemsblao til Sremme a
Samhlnbets Sarp. 90 enoeIis ifal
SamfunSet pirte FOR, at Der biem,
me / Sanmarf uobreoes 8ienbffaf
til Sc oonife iripilise aoloniiatio'
ner / llolanoet, cs isse at opnaa
at bette inbgaar icm et SEQ / $50
Ieunoerpisuingen / 9anmarf. 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-08-16

NETS sgebe imiblertib liot efter liof
Sarten, % bo ulpen life bar glsg
nof til at ilaa "Gpufroger", men
fortiatte ret iremoper, blep ben efter
at babe tilbagelagt Here aRu inober'
tet % orGbt, ioet Siulene gift oper
BEN.
Scling AT GonmtD aflaact. Der
bleb for nogen 1ib iioen fremlagt
Sorilag ON at oanne ct mt Gountp
Of enoel Of 3iebab og 0epep eoln.
tper iumt Dele al ct life organiieret
Gountp / benne Gel al State1, men
aommisiprerne / 3iebah Gonntp
bar MI afuiit oenne @egiGring, ioet
Der gisres opmerfiom paa, at man
life uben ipecieI 2egisIutltrbeiIutning
bar Wpuoigbeb til at unoerfaite Zig
iaabanne StrGfninaer, ser life Tor er
unoer organiieret Stpre. Der anfe.
res ogiaa iom @runb for Iiilaget, at
Der / Auisgningen life opgipeS nos
get Hapn paa bet npe Gountp.
9iset paa @osntaact. Get pafte
iibite 2srbag life tibet OpItpr | Wil-
banf, at Der paa Sogct al Ell Fc't-
po9n fobIet til BET p~eItgaaenoe Pas
iagertog ianbteS en- Wano nleo ooer.
%ifaaret Strltbe. Manoen blep %Ier1ere
gienfienbt iom Wartin Relions fra
Bona, Colorado, iioite CONNER be.
ifipftiget peo gasporth, aan'as. 20
!Ssitarbeioere gienfienote ogiaa ben
brpbte Wanb iom en- al tire Hspere,
ser nogle Elmer for Woroet maatte
bore begaaet bapbe ooerfalot Dem |
Ippleton pg plpnbret Dem for alt De
bapbe pao fig. Hspcrllc er ianolnn-
blepne uenige ON Spttets De-
ling.
&ummisirrcrnc babies. CONNER
/ Iberoeen areos bar ats
gipet Ell aienoelie, bporpeo Sonntp.
cts commissioner erflPres for noe al
Sroen naar De negteoe at antage
&aution for Salg al berulenoe Grit
fe / @ilmot. Oct bar OGret ben als
Wening, at commissioner
ne eiter Sorgootbefinoenoe flnoe for.
fate eQer antage aalltIon for so
loon 2icenie. Sommeren Tiger, at De
intet bar of gisre meo erten Der I
@ilmot ifal i9lees bernlenoe Srltfe
eller life, % at De beglf Ell Sell peo
life at peota en- gei lutlling ON bpors
piot oen fremlagte &alttion pat til
itrGffelig eller life.
Sagliturme neomeier @rsoen. =
H9rmere llnoerretninger forellgger
mi ON De Saglltorme, iom torleoe1t
berieoe oper minore Strsg al Duel,
Iap o. Hoberts Gpuntper. Sabet er
llbpre itort, tbi alene / Den nmlooel-
bare N9rbeo al Toronto anllaaes oct
til life minore emo $4,000, % ct
Snes Sarmere Ser miiteoe belle jim
slpling. 0e fleite bapbe Dog ASSURE
ret MOB Sagl. Suer 80 Sa,mere
boerlbe / pit % moro for 8ebiter bar
Iibt itore Cab, % ogiaa Der er paa
Steber oen belle apling fulo.
soelast, iad man life engang
faar Sob. SEQ @ebiter par Wtarten
fulolt9noig beopffet meo Sagl.