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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
LeNrEN SERVICES.

A series of special Lenten services
will be held at the Hancock congress"
tional church beginning on SUNDAY
evening next and continuing daily eN-
cept Saturdays. until Easter suhuaS
The pastor has prepared special pro
gram for Passion week containing ""
outline of daily Bible readings ine
services are open to the general pupn'
aud the participation of all Is "'-
sired
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
MAccAsEEs INITIATE.

Ingot Tent No. PAL, Knights of the
Modern Maccabees of Hancock held a
well attended session last evening and
conferred initiatory work the meeting
being n most interesting one. An IN
vitatlon was received and accepted
from the Calumet tent of the Modern
Maccabees TO attend meeting at Cal
unet on Saturday evening. April 6.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
PORTAGE LAKE NIGHT.

This is Portage Lake night az inc
Flks carnival and bazaar anu
The members OF the Hancock lodge oil
r,ps win visit Calumet this evening
ON arriving at Calumet the local con |,
tineent will be met by delegation Oh
calumet brethren and escorted with a
hand and fireworks 20 tie armor!'
,,,ero tho carnival Is being held.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
Back In the Good Old Bowl Days.

A man of apparent means brought
two boys into barber shop for a hair
cut. While waiting for the completion
Of the job. he said
II never sat in BARRIERS chair when
was a kid My brother used to go
over to the engine house and borrow
the horse clippers. Then my mother
would put a bowl on my head and cut
around IT, Until | was twelve years
old. always looked like window
washers brush. Chicago Post.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
The Dead Revived.

In scientific weekly we read the
headline. Can the Dead BE ReviyedT'
They are revived every performance ~
the Metropolitan Opera House. IL IS
most encouraging symptom to see
corpses arise from the stage after the
curtain falls and bow their apprecia'
lion of tho applause. Musical Courier.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
TRENCHES FOR WATER.

The warm rays of the sun during
Tho mas, few DAYS has caused the sno"
to melt rapidly, and in CONSEQUENCE
tho streets are filed with slush anu
noo,s of water. To allow the water t.
run off more freely. Street Comnhs-
sioner Hosking HAD bis men at worn
Yesterday cutting trenches in the snow
and ice at the sides of the roads, when
have slightly Improved conditions io'
walking
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
MecAFFeRTv is MANAGER

Charles Mccanerty. a former Han
cock baseball pitcher is manaSer thu
season of the Butte club OF the Union
association. which has recently oeen
incorporated with a capital OF Slo'VVV
McCaffcrty played here about seven
Years ago. when Hancock had pro-
resslonal team ia the copper country
500 league.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
A HARD WINTER.
When the Mercury Fell to Six Feet
Nine Inches Below Zero.

They were talking about hard WIN
,ers. The man on the cracker barrel
aid he remembered winter when the
mercury fell to six feet nine inches be-
ow zero. and consequently he had new
,r seen any weather since then that he
ouid call real cold.
ooh. you pshaw" said the man win
no ginger whiskers six feet nine
nches oh. you pshawv
"Meanlng that ! put you IN mind OF
\nanias?" said the man on the cracker
,arrel.
The man with the ginger whiskers
,impIy said: "Slx feet nine inches! on
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20

Hawkshaw Holmes / wish to he
vaccinated. Doctor What's your bust
ness? Hawkshaw Holmes-rm de-
tectivc. Doctor-Stand out OF line,
please, and give somebody else
chance. There is no danger of your
ever catching anything.-Boston Globe
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20

We'll" replied MIR. Growcher. after
listening to the conversation on the
front porch. I'll say this for them: ~
they ever start an investigation they'll
find out something" Exchange.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20

Darling" he murmured. "whateverI
Induced you to care for fellow like.
meT' f
"I really don't know. George" she|
replied "Pa has threatened TO send
me TO brain observation-disclosures
Transcript.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20

to take In the McGoorty- Kelly fight
this evening. Each took large cop
per souvenir penny which win be worn
by them at the ringside. and one viii
be presented TO McGoorty.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
Eriendship.

Friendship is courteous and gentle;
II does not domineer. does not can
mand. but is satisfied with proposing
without exacting compliance. AT thsi
same time It is indefatigable In lnb"r,
when labor can achieve friendly pur
pose.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
TOURNAMENT OPENED.
Initial Matches in Bowling Take Place
Last Evenina

The annual upper peninsula bowling
tournament opened last night at the
Mitchell alleys with games by the
Hancock Juniors and the Intermedi-
atcs. There was a good attendance
of spectators to watch the boys bow,
and the scores while not high were
still quite good. The results are given
below
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
Prison Laundry.

"All arrivals are washed" explained
the warden OF the prison.
"And II they kick up fuss?
"Then they are ironed. Louisville
Courier-Jolrnnl
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20

In the city OF London at the time Of
King John every vintncr was required
to hang outside his shop an iron vee-I
sci with pegs marking the different
quantities sold
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20

81 understand that your spiaster
friend has gone into ono Of the profes
sions?"
yes"
Indeed. And what Is her particular
pursuits"
"Man."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20

Ibid the play have happy eodinrr'
1T might have been worse. NY
wife only forgot her handkerchief and
one glove."-Louisville CourierJour'
nal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
Natural ;,fereree.

Blobbs-Nell and Belle no longer
speak to each other Slobbs-ls thar
so? what's his namef-Philadelphia
record.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20

Doubles-W old and G. Mitchell. 9l5
Trtples-ElGred, Clyde and n.
Mitchell, Lace.
The Hubbell senior team will bowl
this evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-20
,neuisi.ive.

DO you think women would improve
politics?"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-11
Bryan.

In the midst of Democratic Jupl-
lation let us not forget the man VINO
fought so bravely at the Baltimore
convention for the nomination OF a
candidate acceptable to the people.
Moses led the Israelites out of the
land of Egypt and through the Will
derness, and gave them a code OF
laws which has come down to us
through many centuries, but he was
not permitted to enter the promised
land. Mr.. Bryan's experience has
been similar in character,a land though
he has been a great leader of his
party, as well as political thought,
he has been shut out from the hap
Ply land of Canaan.
But the country does not forget
the splendid service he has render
ed during all these years, nor his
part in making certain the nomina-
ton of Wilson. Like Clay,he may
never reach the summit of political
ambition, but there will be room
and opportunity for him in national
affairs during the next four years.
BALTIC. Sun.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-11
Return Their Thanks.

Miss E. May Bookwalter, together
with the members of the Woman's
Club, who had charge of the pro-
duction of ''The Three Chauffeurs,"
wish to return their thanks to all
who participated in the play Friday
night and Saturday afternoon.
To the mothers who kindly per-
mitted the children to make the
performance possible, and to the
business men who patronized the
program, they extend their thanks.
The kindness of the firm of Nc
Cready's, who furnished the auto
coats and caps, is appreciated, and
sincere thanks is due the Phillips
Hardware Co. for the automobile
used on the stage, although it was
not a Hudson; also to Mr.. 'JssH.
Evans, who took charge of reserv-
ing the tickets, is their appreciation
deeply given.
Lastly, the appearance of such
an enthusiastic audience was great
ly inspiring.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-11
EpWoPth League To Meet

Next Wednesday and Thursday
the twenty-third annual convention
of the Dover District Epworth Lea
que will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Denton. We'd
nesday evening Rev. DR.. W.F.Sheri-
dan, formerly pastor of Mount YER
non M. E. Church, Baltimore, Sec
rotary of the Epworth League, will
preach. On Thursday evening the
preacher will be Rev. Samuel Nc
Williams, of Philadelphia. The ad-
dress of welcome to the conven-
ton Wednesday morning will be
made by S. P. Shipman, of Den
ton, and responded to by Rev. LIB.
Morgan, of Georgetown.
Rev. Leolan Jackson, of Grape,
is president of the League. sos
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-11
November Term Of Court.

The Circuit Court for Dorchestel
county convened this morning al
ten O'Clock, with Judges John R
Pattison and H. L. D. Stanford or
the bench. A number of Important
cases will be tried this term, In
Guiding three or four murder cases.
The List of jurors is as follows:
Grand Jurors.
j. Wilson Dali. Foreman. i
Elmer M. Hall.
Frank E. Vickers.
George M. Henry.
Curtis Wolff.
Daniel M. Webster.
Daniel J. Gore.
James X. Spicer.
Joseph Fitzhugh.
George G. Shenton.
Thomas c. Ross.
o. r. C. Gore.
John P. Horney.
James C. Phillips
Frederick K. Handley.
John A. Woolford.
Robert A. Jarrett.
Ernest Wright.
Joseph Mills.
E. T. Smith.
William L. Rhodes.
James L. Smith.
William w. Harrington.
Petit Jurors.
Benjamin L. Brooks.
William H. Bramble.
Louis R. Brannock.
John w. Murphy.
w. James Montgomery.
c. w. Brohawn.
Francis H. Cannon.
Webster C. Wroten.
James c. MeLain.
J. Robert Wilson.
Marcellus E. Slacum.
George Holland.
Robert H. Knowles.
John H. Kraft.
George M. Thomas.
Isaac M. Neal.
Alvin R. Bell.
John w. Creighton, Of Jerry.
Geo. w. Dichardson.
w. J. Holland, ST..
Samuel L. Byrn.
Asbury C. Meredith.
w. S. Carmine.
DR.. John T. Dawson.
James N. Sherman, IT.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-11
Recital Tomorrow Niqht.

The following program will be
rendered tomorrow night in the
lecture room of Zion Church. In
addition to the selections rendered
by Rev. w. E. Hauff, which are
always received with no small
amount of applause Mrs. sHauff, lN-
tie Magdalena Hauff and the Ba-
raca Orchestra will add materially
to the concert.
Programme.
1. L.. Van Sonata
Pathetique, First Movement-Prof.
w. E. Hauff.
2. Selection by the Baraca Or
chestra.
8. Song-(a) Crossing to Dre1n
land Lullaby-A. Crew. Obj la
rienwuermchen-R. Schumann!
Magdalena- -Har,ff-
4. Piano Solo-Chopin. (a) ut
turne op. 81, No. 2. OBJ sMazurka
OPP. II, No. 1. (c) Valse op. So.
No. PROF. Hauff.
5. Soprano Solo--(a) FIR. Schu-
bert - Serenade. OBJ Meyer
Observation-Disclosures Song Mrs. e.
A. Hauff.
6. Piano Solo-MasonTurner-
Nearer, My God, To Thee-Varia-
tions.-Miss Eauff. n
Z. Selection-Baraca Orchestra.
8. song-Hauff-I'm Papa's Lot.
tie Sweetheart-Miss Hauff.
9. Piano Solo-(a) Hauff-Noc-
turne in E. One of Prof. Hauff's
latest compositions. (b) Grieg-Te
The SPRING (c) Mendelssohn =
Hunting Long-Mrs. Hauff.
10. Verdi-Ah, 1 have Sighed
to Rest Me-Mrs. Hauff.
+ II. Piano Solo-Brown-Arriya
of the Mocking Bird-Miss Hauff.
II. Selection-Baraca Orchestra
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-11
Too Late to Classify

DOR RENT-Ten room house on Locust
L street. Possession given at once Apply
to Jas. w. Waddell.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-11

More new coats and suits on
sale Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Read Cornwell, Bowdle
& Co.'S Advertisements
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-11

T OST-Saturday morning, between Acad-
- envy street and Hotel Dixon, Tome In
stitute belt buckle. Finder please return to
Banner office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-12
2pitnant Claf Snstpcbt Gift.

Sielge mootagne apiier ira 500
noIulu, Sapaii, % grepe til SprGl.
brcne, Vaitor og Mrs. $. y. Sus.
tpeot beritebs, blep 2eitnant | Den
amcrifaHlfe Marine, Slaf SilStpeot,
Den 16oe 5cbruar / uGpnte gp 9gte-
uiet til Wiiis Srene Cooper, Cater
al 8iItriftsoomner SenrD Cooper.
Dc Npgiite bar fjen6t binunoen ct
Bar NarS 8ib. grplilppet bar
egentIig beitemt til at iinbe Steo no.
get %ienere, men gegipenbeoen bleu
p~oaifDn0et oerpeo, at &rpoierell
"&eit 8irginia", blanot bpiS Office.
:5r SIitnant @ustpebt or, tit pluolc.
lig Sr0re til at iorlaoc Sonolulu,
og Get bar on icrnnrelig upilt, mar
Den pil0c pcnoc tilbagc oertil iglen.
Gicllen iar0t Steo / 0riloenS Sor.
GlOres Stem ST. I og uofprteS al
8iifop Senrp 9ono Heiedricf al Cpl
lfopalfirfen. @n Srofolt bleu Der
pau %icrpcret. aum 6nnlilien, gilfop'
pen og bans &llitrn iant ct Tor al
"gSeit @irginias" Sificerer par til
ltcDe. Illere0e SCI. 2 iorloo Nrpo-
ieren Saunen. CONNER og Wtrs.
Cooper bapoc trufiet arrongementcr
for ct WiiobagSielifob til 2Gre for
elloeI al SfibetS Sfiiccrer ialnrne If-
ten, eltonu ier Sfibct bopbe mootu.
get SrorC iii at of9aa. Nu bleo Der
oltiaa i'teoct ferret Srpaup og meo
set forfeit mtlige Barrel. Sruoc-
parret bar, 0u De l~filte3, forbereot
paa life at trGiie binan0en iglen
paa Ell lGngcre Sio. SelbiguiS tit
ON nogle Gage "y8eIt Tirginia"
upentet Crore til at beaipe lig til
bagc Ill N%onolulil, bpor oct iglerl
par I%totiouerct, On man liolt bprtc
fra Den lrffcIige @~ruOgonl. 6onti.
lien COOPER berer til DC melt anlcte
amcrifonlle Samilier paa Sapail.
Sgitnant &llStpcot8 mango Te1ncr
her / Gecorab og rilnot ON / Sta-
teTnc le0Iager ham nteo DC beolte
Enifer for ct lpffelig Samlip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-12
Oele9atpaleene / Joma.

Ser meloes ira 9es Woines, So.,
at Der paa nj al De 10 Gountpfon-
petitioner, iom afbolOtes / 2sroags,
bleu palgt oper 100 Seieeater, ION
biep paalogt at itemme for Saft.
oelegater til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ssroag bar iaaleOes en- itor Dag
for Saftrepnblifanerlle, ifjent Be in
gen 5remgang giorbe / ANDRE Gollll-
tier END De, iom Glimminsnppr,oene
paa Sorbaanb bapbe inoremmet Dem
Spertaget.
S oct pperpeienbe 8lertal al 81
Counter, iom ferit oenne llge bol-
Der fine Sonpentioner, gier inlioler-
ito GumnninSmGn0ene iiffer Gegnino
poa Ell afgiort Woioritet al 9ele-
gnterne, iaa De l1prer ingen Spipl
ON at Der paa StatSfonuentione!l
pil bli palgt en- "iolio" Gununins-
Delegation til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-12
Oct FORTE primorpaIe.

Sra aunias Gitp Io., telegraie-
res Den Zoe os, at Sbeooore RooIe-
belt er gaaet al nleo Seiren peb Oet
ferIte "prniioentieae" 8rimerpala,
lom er afbolot. / De 5or. Stater,
nenllig | Mtisionris ientte aongres-
oiitrift. Ser blep peO @aIget afgi-
bet 10 Stemmer for &ooiepelt for
bber / Stemne, iom blep afgipet for
Gait. Ser bleo peo Brimprpalget,
Der al Den republifanife 0iitriftsfo-
mite bar beorOret aibplot til Galg al
Selegater til 9iitriftsfonpentioren /
Santos Gitp Sirsoag Den 12te os.,
afgloet noget oper 1000 Stemmer,
bboraf oper $500 afsapes for Iooie-
belt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-12
RathoIifernes
Dirffomheo

Sra @innipeg, Wan., berettes
Den Doe Wtorts: aae aatbolifer /
&ropinlerne Manitoba, Soifatfefpon
pg alberta oil ienbe 9elegater til ct
Wsoe, JON ifal afboloes / @innipee
ben 13te Warts / oct gienleo at MOB
arbeioe @eotagelien Of oct / Sor.
bnnosparIamentct / Strapa fremiatte
6orllog, Der forbpber iprifilote Sfo-
Ter ! SnoIon gop Territory, iom ifoI
lGgges mo UNDER Ir%opinien @ani-
toba.
Vile fatbolife Sfolebern / Serri.
torpet bar biotiI itoeluffcnSe erboIot
i'm utoerpisning / De fatbollfc Geli-
gionsifolcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-12

SreD gm6li bar opiagt Jim
Stiaing lonl ggeut pcO :. Sc. & ct.
=. 9aneu Der Spell.
Sttc A~nOerion fisbte forrige
llge Wtrs. u. =. Sorbes Gienoom
poa Gait @oter Street. Sipbelum-
men bar $4,000.
0o0en ior Seer StrpmmeS
Soreorng Der / Spen er III beitemt
til 14be Ipril. San oil tale unoer
oct norife SelifabS Iuipicier.
Inorelu Glbp bar lolgt lit Sus
/ Garf s(ooition til Nels genoicfion.
Mr. genbicfion er reiit til Vsinnca-
polls citer i'm Samilic % agter at
tilflpttc Slitt iiolt / benne Waanco.
Sront Nrneipn reilte iooa til
Sigourncp, Solpa, for at biGlpe ".
@. lltterbatf Ell Woaneos Sib. Dc
fal nemlig reiie no til 8pomlng
iaien Ipm "@ouernment Surpepors"
laalnort &circt blipcr goot.
amlt Gellon bar iolgt i'm SO
Icres 6arm / 0ecorab TpipnIbip til
Ole 8. @ollgc ira SSiian. Mr. og
WtrS. Nclion uil ON ell HgeS Sto
llpttc mo til 0ecorab, bppr DC bar
fipbt Ole &uil$ tioligcre Sus.
goolpb slnbcrlon ira Monte
pioeo, Wim, har / nogIe Sage boz
ret berneoc poa geieg Dos SlGgt'
hinge. Sanulen meo InoreD, SIta>
ailagoc ban "0ccorab-T Soften" ct Se.
ieg / SrcooQ$. Mr. Inocrlon er en-
@roripn al Eoaef Sltao.
e. s. Curtin rciltc ioag I'll
.Ses Wsoiuc@ Tor at pperpGre ct Msot
al G~ireftprrrnc for Sopa State 6ail
Ms'ociation. Serfra refer ban I'll
Sntaba, @cbraifa, for at ppre til
Iteoc peo ct 6GIesmeSe al Soipc
8oufers NSiociation og Nebralfe
SanferS gSiociation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-12
SrYan / It. PAUL.

WiQiam Servings @rpan unfom
8reoag Wprgen til ct. FaltI, Iinn.
og bolbt ON a(ftenen en- politiif Gale
| Observation-Disclosures / @nOitorium.
g%pgningen for Ell Soriamling, Ser
fplote oct itore 2ofoIe til i'm poerIte
Gummeppnc.
Otter inblehningspis at bape aieu.
tagct Den grflGring, at ban trpebe,
at Der inoeil set oemofrotiIfe Garti
fanotes W9no, iom filnbe faa flere
Stennler peb Galeet emo ban, uo-
talte ban Jig | ubetiEgct Saoer al SEQ
mlnatlonen al Ell frifinoet. progress
tip 9emofrat. Spis set blep aiort,
logoe ban, fslte ban Jig forpisiet on,
at Bartlett pilbe briiige Seiren bien,
ligegploigt ON set rcpubfifnnIfe
Earti llominerer Saft eller Gooiepelt.
Wfr. grpan gap ingcn antponino
ON, bpem ban troeoe, Iartiet bltroe
opitiac iom jim &anoibat, ioet ban
inoIfrGtfeoe fig til at uotale lin
@lGoe .og Stoltbeb oper, at 8ortiet
bnone laa mango opgtiae og oispo-
nlble WtPn0 at beige mellent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-12

hone. gaa eeune Moaoe iprebtc otsir Saar ~ IRA
eteb til e;rS. frcm % tilbaae Opcr belle miu SprrlC
be % Gage, % Der par9ibsr, oa hcIc benneorc Tel ai
mi; guisi bar ct eucte Sdar. Saalenes foro'co Del
| fire cher fem Nar. nOta At ic5 blcu no6ci teere' a.
bet blcu rubps iiaois barre, lac mia &nNtrn oiro 0aRae
for at SaaopmmrR iuIoe blue os6clia.
q eebct al belle Sruu Eth mcb Sniocr % Gr'emd
isgte ire be btbitc araer ioeunc Del al Sanori, Wea
Ill iuaru Npftr. TtIfsn b~cinttCbc lea at bFn1e 0n
iicnra GRiolsrue. hpilirt lea giuroe. ioct lr9 TOO Gnii
curd Rciclueut t~Ropcuoi0, by.Ihtc GEttenra Ointment
paa sdareue % anpeuOie Guticnra Srbc I'll Sdlt
5uocu mcact Tort lib b%e8nueie lea Of merle Norpeo
rina. "a lea ucebIeu at bruae Guticuro @fiblerne tHo
Ill lea tubcn minore cub Ct Mar ur irtlt iBlsn, 0et or
MI uurr 20 aar iiocu. % Ocuns Ttb bar leO life bart
uoect TilbaarfGlo. 3ea bar aItio ioen %anbeialei
gntieura WipIcrnc iii oubrr. % lcg bar haut ltpr
siltro iii BEN ipm Nliblcr mob Nuoio8ooHme"
Qinoertrauet) ". 6. SranOUn, ahuoidt, @reeHpiae,
e., l7os Gan. 1911.
SrIses pscr bells &eroru. ScuN til Potter d a c,
Corp, Dept. ga, Boston. citcr III 9rcpe al Guttctlra
SGbe % Stnimeut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-12
Wcnigbeosfcit

9e man0li9e Micblennmer al &c.
corab Wenigbeo al ben Soreneoe
&irfe beilutte0e Tor npgen Sio iioen
at oiboloe eli Set for &pinocrnc ~
Ell 6clt, Der lerlt % iremlt lfllloe
pprc til sGrc for apinoeforeningen,
men bportil belle Mcnigbeoen, iaapel
Born JON Borne, lfltloe inObpoes
6citcn ianot iibIte Sorsoog Otter.
miboag og Niten Steo / &irfen5
&aiemcnt, og De tolo WGno, Der peo
ocnne Anleoning iorgcoe Ior Den
itore @iGItcltnreS 9euertning OF I'M
6crboloning, bite iig at flrnne ime.
%oefonlnle ole rimclige &rap. Oct
bar 10 iaa lin Sag at lGgge ioet rnco
Ell Set uocn at giere HegnInJ paa
nogen npicntlig SiGlp al SpinOerne,
Scr elterS Ionl Negcl bar oct IterIte
Ntoa pen iuaOome I%nleoninger, men
iua goot flareoe SolpmalloSfpmiteen
lin panifc,i9c Spgaue, at man piit-
nof berefter fan bctro9te Soften iom
Ell mco Spllgiel impocicet uarlig Be
1incuhco.
aomitcen honbe iprqct rigeli9 for
ianucl legenlli9 lom ~oanoelig 5eoc.
Eao set blomiterinpffcoe &on9boro
nor ianoe @ierge al Mao, mcoenS
Nprternc boalbtereoe &affefnuben
mes Ell 9(uitano, Ser rent forbleffeoe
&pin0erne. Soanel Gitermiooag Ion
Nften uofortcs ct uoncrfet Eroa
gram. SomitecnS Sormnno, ". y.
&ugpoIoItob, iungercoe ion "Soait,
matter, % MIenigbebels Ereit, Na-
itor 8. Z. Sd)nibt, bolot ON Otter
nlioba9cn ben egentligc 6eittolc for
&uinoefprcniu1cn, bpi3 Wtc0lcmmcr
ultioa HI bar tilitcbe Iom SGocrS-
QiUitcr. : lin Gale on Iftcncn
minoc0c Eaitoren ont DC Mfeolcm.
nlcr az &pinoctorenlngclt, bpla M
bcioSOuQ por cnot, bpuo III lfplote
oiaic bc0cnlaugueS Minoe o. /. b.
Erogramnet bcltoo iorourigt al
Soloiano al Bertha Berg, Stella 81
ion % Hutb Sn9poIoitao; Suet al
Martba NeSbcim % 0tobcl Dat
Ilono; GianoioIo al emma Gbriiten,
Wtouie @olo, Soo HeIion Silp Ni-
tie, Gotta Nlitao % Nlltb Soeaer;
&ianoouct al Slopb % Marjorie
Gitclllpu, Nioliuiolo al Oscar
Inulnoicn inmt Gang al airfctoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-12
9ecDrab pg Smcgn.
zen lite NtoriS 1912.
Hualo Imuubicn icircs.

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