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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
Great Singer viii Help Name Referee
for zbyszko.RaleeVlch Contest
Al the Garden. IS

probably no one, outside Of the
principals and their managers, is as
much interested in the wrestling
match between stanislaus zbyszko and
Giovanni Raiceylch, scheduled to be
held in Madison Square Garden on
Feb. 10, as is Enrico Caruso, the great
tenor. Giovanni Raichvich is the
champion wrestler Of Italy. He is a
countryman 4 Caruso's. And ever
since Raicevlch arrived in this coun>
try, caruso has developed an intense
interest in the wrestling game.
The silver.tongued singer has al.
ways been great admirer of all sorts
OF athletics, and he occupied box at
the former match between ZDyszko
and 'Raiceyich in the Garden.
In that match Caruso was convinced
that his countryman is as good, II not
d much better wrestler than the Pole,
for although Zbyszko won the first fall
after a hard struggle, Raiceyich near
II threw his adversary in the second
contest. But Zbyszko had worked his
way OFF the mat, and the referee caus-
ed misunderstanding when he tap
ped Ralcevich on the back.
Nov that the pair are renatched,
Caruso has been asked to be one of
the judges to decide upon the referee
for the coming contest in the Garden.
AS a matter of fact, Carhso's golden
tones may be used to interpret any in
ssructions the referee might give, for
caruso is expected to occupy a seat
al the matside, and he will certainly
be roofing hard for Raicevich.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
Iusr DOPE.

Whenever the hogshead of real news
for the baseball fan during the frigid
days of the Stove League gives out,
the baseball statistician turns on the
spigot of comparative dope and fills
an aching void.
Nothing furnishes better fodder for
the hungry appetite Of the bugs than
to take up the eternal triangle of Cobb.
Wagner and Lajoie. PROFESSIONALLY
in modern baseball these three play
ers stand alone in their class.
An Incompatible trio, the query
usually arises: Which is the best!
Abide from prejudice and dealing
wholly with figures, the ygllttering
Georgian wins the all.around4 cham
pfonship. True, he has not been play
ing as long as these veterans, in fact,
not half as long.
But he has excelled in every branch
OF play. The figures do not furnish
such an ideal argument at that to hurl
against HanuS and Larry ana DoOSt
Tyrus. Take their grand batting aver
ages, for instance. Cobb has been
flogging the pill for seven years. His
grand average is 1868.
But watch that Gaul's average. Six.
teen years Of sturdy effort have left
the Frenchman with a grand average
of 1853, wonderful performance. AL
the end of his sixteenth year in base
ball will Tyrus Raymond Cobb have
such mark?
Look at Honus. One year less in the
game than Larry, he has piled up a
grand average OF ,S4E, a gold medal
play. At the end of Is years as a pas
timer, will Tyrus Raymond show an
average equal to that Of the Carnegie
batterbund?
But take another angle. Peer at the
sewn years the three have been play.
ing together. Cobb's average, Of
AZ TH..s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
GETS DIVORCE At SO.

E1wooD, Ind.-Abraham Doyle, Sc
confronted the Judge Of the Ii3Ior
Circuit, Court and demanded a divorce
from Efie Doyle.
"I'm old in years, but not in
strength" said the plaintiff, MY wife
has not treated me as q. wife should
treat a husband. She seemed TO think
/ was too old" ~.
The Court granted the decree. Doyle
is a wealthy farmer and actively man.
ages his several farms
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
al You'd Just Let Me Buy Her Backs

" wv v Suob GSh WV IVY 'aS' sSseSS'Nt
don't mention her 10 me again, II
you think It was easy to part with
her, you are mistaken. But I've seen
the last Of her, and I want to forget
her"
Daylight made no answer, and the
door closed behind her.
HALF an hour later he was con-
fefrtng with Jones, an erstYhIle ele,
ator boy and rabid proletariau whom
Daylight long before had grubstaked
to literature for a year, The result
ing novel had been a failure. EdltoFs
ana publishers would not look at 1t,
and Daylight was now using the dis
gruntled author in a little private
secret service system he had been
compelled to establish for himself.
Jones, who affected TO be surprised at
nothing after his crushing experience,
betrayed no surprise now when the
task was given him to locate the pur-
chaser of certain sorrel mare. +
How high shall l pay for herr he
asked.
ANY price. You've got to get her.
tAat'a the point. Drive q sharp bar.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
CHAPTER XVI.

~. x t. no.
For six weeks hand.running Day.
light had seen nothing Of Dede eSs
scept in the oftIce, and there he rescs
llutely reirained from making ap5,
proaches. But by the seventh sahdey
his hunger for her oyermastered him.
1t was a stormy day. A heavy south
east gale was blowing. and squat az
er squat Of rain and wind swept oyer
the city. He could not take his mind
oil Of her and persistent picture
came to him Of her sitting by a VIM
dow and sewing feminine fripperies N
some sort When the time came Tor
his pre-luncheon cocktail 10 be served
to him in his rooms. he did not take
1t. Filled With a daring determine.
tion, he glanced at his notebook for
Dede's telephone number, and called
for the switch.
At first It twas the lanGlaiy's daughs
ter who was raised, but IN a minute
he heard the voice he had been hun.
CRY to hear
81 Just wanted to tell you that I'm
coming OUT 70 see you, ne sag.
out warning, that was all"
mas soHetaing RappshesaE came
nef voice,
III tell you wnen ! get tnere, Y ae
eVaded' rsis
sne came herself 70 the door ~
receive MIN and snake hands WIN vim
nun MN ne mug, MS neekla Iasss
nat on the rack IN tne eomIoftapss9
naii anu turned % ner Ipr qhs &
lney are busy IN mere, sle sgisslii
lnalcaung me paflor. from wnlea
came tne Doist zero voices q young
People anu saEouEh 'sne opsa 4eOgf ~
Wmcn ne could see several eolies
youths so you WIN naxe.sIes
into my rooms.
she le ei the way through tae aoer
opening out o. the nan 70 5the l;. slg a
and, once inside, ne stood ewlswstt
rooted to the hoor gazing about MIN
and at ner ana all the time trying 70
to gaze In his perturbation ne taileq q
70 near ana see her invitation e p
seat.
Won't you sie down.. she repeated
LOOK mere, ne SAID, IN 9 voice tllat
80. !, ~. =, Z q l5,,. Z =.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
MAN AND 1HeRsE FOUND DEAD
AFTER RUNAWAY. ,-t.

BARDWELIJ, Ry.-When 7, L. Car.
roll, farmer, went to his front door
this morning he discovered lying in the
road in front OF his house the body Of
Squirting Lovelace, who had been kill
ed in a runaway. Lovelace's horse
was also lying dead in the road, hav.
ing frozen to death.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
CARLOAD OF CHILDREN.

A carload Of children with polished
shoes and polished faces, ready for
adoption, will be imported into New
York City today. The occasion Of the
importation is not Juvenile asylum
clearing sale. but step to support
the textile strike at Lawrence, Mass,
by eliminating temporarily the neces'
,sIty Of feeding hungry little mouths
while the strike issin progress
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
PLEASE DON'T " FORGET ME,

am at present looking at the
past success l have had In clean.
painted walls and wall paper and
| know II things have gone accord.
ing to the right Instructions by not
rubbing your walls and paper with
a cloth | can do better work and
have better success than ever. I
am now taking orders for my
Spring cleaning. All my work
guaranteed, II don't get to call
on you, drop me card through
the Gen. Del. Immediate attsn,
tlon will be given.
4. G. pA5NEY
Expert Wall Paper and Painted
Wall Cleaner
FkiRMoNT, w. VA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

Most Of the peonle who will find
new zone rom homes" today will
find them as a result OF answering to-
days furnished rooms ads.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
HEfp VIANFED. /.

,RANTEp-Tbe people Of Fairmont
Is know that we are agents for the
Columbia Grafonolo and Graphic
1hone Double Disc Records on hand
4 ali times. Beam & McCloskey,
Druggists. 5l2 Locust avenue.
MA NlTEpIf YOU want a stylish IN.
5RNAT1oNAL sU1Tsfade to your
measure at the right price, drop in
and see the new spring samples. Big
reduction on winter goods. LOYAL
KENNETH, sos Locust avenue, Fair
mont, ". Va. Cleaning and press
Ing. Barber shop in connection.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
FOUND.

FoUNo-A place for you to buy your
butter, eggs and poultry. Chicago
Dairy, the Butter Store, S14 Madi'
son.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

Report any Irregularities in the de-
livery Of your paper to the FalrmontI
News Company. tt;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
a High MURDER AVERAGE.

Six out OF every 100000 persons in
the United States were murdered IN
1910. Besides, railroads murdered
1877 others.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

FOR SALE OR RENT-Large brick
building, four floors, electric light,
gas, water and elevator. NJ. H. Kin.
kead, Con. Phone 12S-Y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

WANTED 10 EXCHANGE = Good
Id iIth for all your pain. Call at the
eattnent Rooms or3Turkish Bath,
II ssage and Electricity. Open for
ladies and gentlemen. First floor,
CITY Hospital Bell Phone 791.R.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

EXERCISING, Resolutions. Diplomas,
Certificates, Memorials, Show Card
Lettering and Pen Work Of every
description, executed in a thorough
manner at reasonable prices. I'm
ion Business College, L. G. Minor,
Mgr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

WANTED One first class electrician,
& Apply Hutchinson Coal Co.. Jacobs
Building, Fairmont, Wv. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

vfANTEp--25 miners 10 load after
Punching machines. Married men
preferred, at Jamison Coal and Coke
%. Is No. 9 mine, near Pennington,
Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07
LOST.

LosT-Ladies' hunting-case watch
name "Ethel' on case, with "E. E,
s." on back, Jan. 8, 1908. Return to
this office for reward
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

FOR sALE-For fine pianos at fair
price for cash or payments, ana bar
gains In plano scarfs and benches,
call at the Sine Music Store, $40
Locust avenue, Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

CHAPTER Xy--Dede tells daylight
that she likes him but that her happiness
could not lie with a money manlpu,aatolr y:
She suggests the vast good he could 90
with his wealth II so inclined.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

CHAPTER Xfv.-one day Daylight
asks Dede to go with him on one more
ride, his purpose being to ask her 20 mar
nv him. and they canter away, she trying
70 analyze her feelings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-02-07

CHAPTER xvII-For the sake ~ ais
1--we Daylight undertakes the scheme Of
building up a great Industrial community
among the hills. File wins her regard by
interesting himself in her, crippled broth
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-29

him, begging him to throw his 90
hand-picked votes to Clark before
it was too late.
Murphy had promised to do it
at a conference in the Maryland
Club earlier in the evening.
But during those nine weary
ballots he just sat there, stolid and
irnmovable, throwing his 90 votes
to the dead candidacy of Harmon.
The Harmon and Underwood
men began to think there was
some hitch in the deal between
Murphy and Clark that was fixed
up by Hearst at midnight Mon
day night.
The question of what will
Bryan do?" changed to what
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-29

will Murphy do?"
Murphy did-nothing. Just sat
there and chewed gum and caused
annoyance.
Then the clock struck twelve,
and Murphy sat up in his seat and
began to take notice.
On the next ballot he announc-
ed the New York delegation
stood 81 for Clark, 8 for Wilson
and l for Underwood, and then,
under the unit rule, cast the whole
90 for Clark.
Then the delegates understood
why they had been kept sitting
there through nine useless, wear
ing ballots. >
Boss Murphy of Tannany
Hall, who would be chief of the
Democratic party, is the most
superstitious man on earth. And
he wouldn't cast his votes to the
man he wanted nominated on
Friday.
Can you beat the way our ma
ton goes about nominating a
president?
The Murphy switch was meant
to be a stampede. Before he made
his announcement Murphy told
the Clark leaders what he was
going to do.
The Clark men Gunshoe Bill
Stone, Pettigrew and Dave Fran
cis-circulated about the hall,
heorori1cr tbe Ty7deruyOod Hartman
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
SpQre G0etr0r.

: lit inoboIo@rigc &crf, "!torgc@
&ctitrifc", Tiger Froi. Shil6clcr, iom
Der omtoIcr Here al Norge9 itsritc
G0ctrUr: Sen iteritc mig beflcno.
tc "a / Norlc itoor pco @aoracn &u.
len i TiclO0crl F~rcitc0irIo / Sono
borolmnO. Tor omtrent 20 Nor iiocn
- octtc cr itrcDct / Norct 1856, alt
lao nl ior en- 2G Aur ilGcn - ban
sc 6cttc (rT iolgcu0c Glmcniioncr:
MalOc 37G VI. % omtrcnt I ". ira
@rrmOcu bojot ztommcn IS ". I
Cm'onN."
@iou0t ou0rc al &onOcta itsritc
G1ctrJr nUungr Eroic2ior : gut
tcc0cu" poo ~oorocu @}olc'roo /
g@turbcoyu n Hrijtjou@iono. Zen b'c0
muult / 1856. "Stouncn. 'om On
oor hlL, boooc I II. ira @runoen ct
CmiouQ Al Isl R.". oltioo omtreut
ION Glcu poo &olcn. &TtteeNen
Doooc life uoltu pooioIoenoc @sJoc.
aroncn5 lrun1tcr op9rrcr :. I'll
1855 u.
) "9tarlrcn"a i1o'tc Setter, hror
ira ut bcntcr ol&'c 4}coocLcI'cr ira en-
Artltel Al N 2, bcocr oct UI0crc
ON en- onoeu CT.otg HiTmpecJ:
Ero'c@'or @t1ubcler itrlOcr:
"@eo 8ooroen Gpenes / ?}Urhc.
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{ Siarmen, S5tset % &apen


500 ouer Sapet % eieS al Ntr. Y. Y.
g. Sapluaro, Sancocf, q. s.
- ll0cn at bape Griaring % Snb'
iigt pnu oct Smraooc err oct ufIoqt
at begpuOe meo 6ru8topl % Sonic.
aUl / lterre Ntoaleitof. Qtan bsr be.
9ynoe / Set imao.
- Zen 6omiIie, Tom bar Ell ilinf
&of, ifuIoe prize Jig IpfteIi9. vi bur.
DC ITttc Ell Same. iom fan lane nPz
rcn0c, Il1uo VtnO for intao o. Itorc,
ful0t ioa bgit Iom en-, Ser fan boloC
T1bolo@toler % "oartc %" meb So
reoro8 ouer "auin0ena HettigbcOer"
% "Gprene5 9eifpttcIie~ III. NJ. NJ.
ut toge et &oit eucr to run0t
Nrnlen pna Jig me0 ct Reb cucr
Gang, iom Der / andre Gnoen AZ cr
ell uilter Sole eller et onoct IipIiqt
Gpr, aier enO0o lit til, at Eerioncn
o9 Gpret life lei ilipper ira bpernn.
ore; me Elancn er life goo og Der
for life at nnbeiaIc.
- V}oo oc biemme bo5 Sig MI ON
Gogcne brGnOe Ell bnlp "Goro" Geo
iOr at fuo %ouOct no al Den andre
Babe, ino peo Ou MI, at SET life Olter
at Io3c til Tintcrpcocn mco set ium-
me, Snccn bcQpnber al piie iig. Get
cr / iin Srben at lnpe til Seocn for
nGitc &iutcr nj mart.
- Ile6cieporotoren er Ell Woifin,
iom mao bcbonole5 ioriiQtigt % iieI-
&c &nitruftioncrne, ON Sen ifol 9ierc
bebit mltIiG HDttc for iia. Gen moo
81. a. olie5 0o6t til beitcmte. Gioer
o9 mcO rcttc Sla0s Ntoifinolic.
Fotcter for &usholoninocn
iflloc opbcunre& pou en- MORT RIoo5
/ a~ipIOeren, mems Boteter for Spo
aierne fan foo ems ODER Jig. Men
paste foIbt ber oct prrc for bcQac
SIogS &oteter, ino De life oror me-
get.
&co Chio$ StotSlutiocrIitct
fol Ser bna9eS en- moocrnc WcInlel.
lie oG oprcttcS @a0cri, ioo gIcpcr,
Der pnifcr oct, fan ioo itltbcrc MeQe-
6riit Og &a9efunit poo en prQftiif
Wtoo0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
Earaoiic Gcmcnt.

Icnnc lope5 iom operitoocnoc.
un0toncn at man Ilac isr Ocn cr irr
Dig til at bUIoea op, rercr / oen Ct
&or itiopiifcoc 2gQlehplocr % noJ
Ic NNhNcfiernCr-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20

to8L pUloe@ SIupeh 9u''''e 'u'8'
'oiff op | DC ItlOPlteoe Se8Vvpo'ot''
o9 rloa pI'pe@ DeIe 2loe''' en rig
1t9 llert SSlre Seuiet I III, D"
@'oS'en iloo o''oeS loo .l"n8e 'oH
man pea llo8e' ,n'''i9 @'"ooe 'o"
Iuu Ipll ! uCIt. .NNul pSH u 'NAIolS'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
Siuinitp Subsc.

, aoppcr ~9rauulateo Suffer, 1a
Sop "aaro @rtra GuaIitp Corn 81.
rup" imam fan ogiaa BRUCE olmin.
oelig Corn Sirup. men ga bIir Sen
life iaa buio), 11a Sop @auO og ?
9~eggcbuioer, Iaub, Sufter oa 81.
rup foaes til oct former iig iom Ell
baaro Sforpe runot Oct, raar Ell bar
noget al oct 90 / tolot @nr6. Get
tager uofiaa Ipnge az foae Set
minbit Ell Gparter, og / SegpnOelier
MAJ en- paste paa life OF bape Tor
iterf garme. Naar ben laa er paste
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quiet no Rf1klsrnet.
Sebissrrt al en- praftiit SusmooeL
Noglc bjemmelagcbc Candies, lem
or lettc at lapc til Sui
eler til RHtaar.
Sutti Srntti.

3 aopper brltnt Suffer 2 aopper
Ntople Sugar. 81 Sop @ono, , 9GQ.
gehuiOer 4 Sbeife Cream Of 5ortor,
en- Sop "GnnOieo IruitS~, iom CT
'fooret nofiao imaot o. en- Gel Nso-
oefierner, iom ogian er ifooret inroot.
&ouO, Srffer og Cream Of Sortor
fo9es iammelL til oct tpfrler goOt
I'll, noor no8et al BET booe2 op / folot
&ono. Get togeS ga itrot al Sto-
pen og pipes op / sc itippiifeoc 9Gg-
1ebDi0er. Set piifc5 til set Begun.
Der at Itipne, ga reres Srlrqten %
NeOocrnc / % ioo iormc5 Set iont
inraa augler, iom iUttcs poo ct flo.
ltgt Steo I'll DC CT al0eles foIoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
RrpfNiprcn:

RrOiesiurcU: "uuoFnlo mine Ser
rcr. At itl tommer iIa tent. men ieg
iuo AZ 'or6ercote mig til 6oreIEsuins
ujr1eln i'm len n!oeIss gIemte. at ieg
ItuIot hc.oG ceH."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20

inn fan Ell hapc en- bolD EhcifC
"GinpIcine" / poa iomme Gi0 ion
&uniIiCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
inter.

~ Sop GRADUATED Sirffer % u
Sop Ganb foges inmmen Is M}int.
ter. 5 Iroo6er Oil OF Peppermint"
orpppes ga / o9 ino lsftes @rDoen
al % set pipes til BET er tpft %
bplOt. Gn lioen 5heiteftlo 40 @an.
gen lT0ge@ iao uOoper imltrt 9apir
cQer porch Gapir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
G6utolaoe SuSgc.

, Stopper SIfter og en- aop Qielf,
helit uDiiict, ioar ct Spfog. Saa.
mart Get beannoer at foge, rgrc2
21a 6irfant &afers Chocolate /, oQ
'aa foyer Oet qouife langiomt iii
man, naor li0t al oct bGI0e5 poa Ell
Sfaal % rarca / meo en- Sheife fin.
ser, at set life bIlr flisiet og bIanft
cfter Sfecu, men Oerimoo Ter tort %
mat no. GitCr nj Oct er i~Ir0igfOlt
ca @rpoen er I0iIct al StoDGu. ire
res en- Slump Smer, omtrent en- top.
BET Spiicifc % en- 3beife &auilic.
Get reres iou /, I'll oct er ganife INIT,
hGloes iaa 90 / en- imurt &ou0e %
itaar til set cr fol0t, buorpua BET
ifiPres op / Tirtanter. Geuue 6ll6.
Qe 6lir oJiaa ~iorbeoret ueo at bapc
RsSoctieruer l. Sfuloe set bQnSc.
al oet begunOer al file iig unOer
aoquiuacn. eiter at Gbofolaoeu or
rert /, iau tan en- Iaue en- lloen Sin
Re SoOa /, iau bIIr Den al right
igicn. gil en- o~orIere Smageu li0t,
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zrno "Eecorub- Eg'isua III zIRginluge %
8euuer / BamlsluHae,. ~irscasa % Srer
oagsuoaGpgu ioitr $3.50; 81 oG5SuogGocI
aIeHe, S1.25 ~. star.
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@Grbicu al ifnmmct Ielf.

Taa Ell "Iairp Sarm" / Wifigan
ioog %betragtes "Sfumnetmelfen"
Iom oct melt pGroiflrlbc 9iproOltft.
Sor Ell 1O-15 gar tilbnge blcp Ben
'eoe Melf / Be ileite 2ofaliteter
bragt til Smsrfabrifen oa Ieparcret.
Sra Slneriobrifcn icnoteS ben ifrm-
meoe Melf tilboJc til 6armeren.
Wen ibog ieporerer Sc ilcItc Iurnc-
re / Wid)igan i'm WeIf ielp o. ienOer
6leoen til Smsriabrifen. 6ormer.
lie er iao at ii9c enige ON, at De bar
nlcgct pGroiiuloerc ifumntet Melf
MI, emo oa De ienote Ben isoe Wtelf
I'll "Smerrlonoen" % loo BAN icpa=
rerc Den. Gen fan beauties 6c0re.
Naar 6armeren Hummer i'm e9en
Welf % fan aipe ben parm iii Tpre,
ne, er ban iiffer paa, of ban life
ipreber Spgbom blonot line Gpr peo
at 9ipc Dem Melf ira tGringsipge
Welfeflter, Der maatte finoes pau Ell
eaer Here Sarme / 0aboIo1et.
Saonoicporatoren bar giort meget i
Retning al at binbre, at in1itiommc
Spgoomme bliuer ipreoet runOt iii
NabolagetS @sIinger % 6loffe.
Wan bar folbt Sfummetmelfcn
pGro 90, 80, 50 Gents pr. 100
Tuno 0. /. b. 90 Ser er Dem. iom
paaitaor, at Sen er ppro 80 Gents
pr. 100 EunS ogiaa. SGroien al
Sflrmmetmelfen afbGnger iorreiten
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20
Srlote Saoler.

elsie er ipGrt lette at Iope 90
imagcr ubmerfet SuOIernc paife5
Og torres, Stenene toqes no, o. i
Iabningen lT8ges en- @aIneo - Ell
Ter "Fecun" .Sierne. Go6len prcSreS
ioit iammen igien og rifles / Gon-
PETITIONERS Suffer eQer / grauulateo
Suffpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-20

al, bpor ppr0iIul6e Gpr Den aipeS
iii, % buor foritonbi1t Den bliper be.
npttet. Spta man giocr oenne Ntelf
iii regiitrereOc aalpe eucr i~uloblooS
8rtIe, og man iGlger bisie Gpr I'll
bsi &rta, fan man 10 meo 900 8rlt1o
ii9e, at Welfen oqiaa er pGr0 Ell goo
Tel mere emo 80 Gents pr. 100
Eun0. Wcn bette cr M life affurat
Gen rGttc N}nnNen at reQne paa. Ntan
nlun gjorc Snmmenli8ningcr mcIlem
itllmmct Mclf OF ou6cn C%prcfeoe,
iom ser cr en- beitemt &ria pan. S0a
fan man pGroiptte MeIfcn otter Oena
f%orboIo5ui2 NGriu9@pGr0i.
SflmmetmcIf er oOQ life, hoao
man fan tal0e Ell baInnieret Station.
Sor at iau Den iltloe pirfelige &GrOi
no al ben, mun Den brugeS ionlmen
meO Wcl eQer aroItiooer, 8rcn og
goot SO.
Ior Seniene err Sfummctmelf ITO
mGrfct, nor man pil baue Dem til at
IG9ge gG8 flitti0t.
so Gents pr. 100 Gunb cr fonifc
mere, eu0 Sfummctmclfcn / HeQclen
or pPro; men Ben, iom life faor Den
til at pEre pGro orcr 20 Gents, brll.
ger life Sfummetmclfcn ret. @oo
enhpcr Sarm, hOor Der cr NtclfcfuCr,
err Sflummctnlclfcn ct uTroiiuloerc
@iprooltft, enb ri oftc betpnfcr.
Gettc Qi0l0er life NtihiBun olenc,
men cn6pCr Graft, hpor mon oriuer
me0 W}Clfefllcr.
&aaO % &inf.
&Ualme, rna TIo@ % SonichltIc
pilOe bliuc me9ct bc0re, ON Der bleu
9iort ct |ar Here &inouaa6ninger t
%Gggene og ippn0t SGrreo opcr.
ltGippnbt 2prreo err purnlere ems
8loSruoer % bor paa famine Ei0
Ben TOr0el at Qipe &uftpefalinq.
- &onio8 bar bette Nar en- 0toiS-
opliug pon onltrcnt 10 VtiQioncr
@uibeI2. Gcrtil fan IrgQc& 40 Ntil-
lioner aaiir ogIaa ct SlogS
WfaiS.
- 9tadr Muis er ppr6 mtn0re cnb
40 Gents pr. &uibels, lentcr oct Jig
neppe at BRUCE meget Sonfoge ntUcO
Mtoiicn lor Seeming al SDin; men
for @riiepurfcr % Ssitgriie pil0e
BET enooo bctole Jig at BRUCE liot
Sonfage, "ifriuer ct 6ormerblab /
Soma.
- Gn Rpffe Mois." SbocfS"
lauqS ct EiJtrnoOgirroe banner en-
life ilbe "SnoOp9", bopr arSaturene
moa panbes ltbe poo aaben Otnrf /
Ben fol0e @intertio.
- st Ipr. iom freperer al Ell ell
Ter m0cn SIo9a Spgoom. moo al
orig brinQc5 bort til @riiene iom
6soe ior Oi2ic.
&c Dig Qoot ON, inben bu
frp0ier en- &crn6onelinie, iipr bpis
on hor noget oper Creme MI / Sin.
terfulOen. Wonge, iom tpnfte at
itiple iiQ oucr, nor SrGnet nGrneoc
ii9, frnoe oIorig fortpQe, bporoon
oct 3tf til.
- &snIenc moa bore Grit, ifal Sc
fltn1le lepe % lpg9e 9e9 ON Sintc.
rem. anuite Titer@ifol, fnuit Bio,
itcrfolf, @rlta % fnuit Srrfltl ber
Der oltio pore ct 9oot 6orraaO al /
SenichuiCt.
- Too ct 2alroItpffe al 1000 &c
res, boffet, uicunt % fulbt al Sten.
fnouier, bar en- Mono / gtew &omp.
hire plorrtet 10000 9gblctrGr. &an
bar ogiaa 5000 Sons paa 9anbet og
700 S%eniehrl5. 9ette glor& 9gbIe.
apIir9 beIeb iiQ til 5000 9enoer til
en- @rroi al 10000 Collars. SON.
iene brinQer Nor ON anoet i'm Gier.
mon0 5000 Collars / rem 6ortienc-
ite - en- SoQnr pr. Some. Get me-
tie al oe 1000 Ncres fon life pIeies
cQer OprfeS % pilOe pTre omtrent
pproilsit iom 2lQerIono. Sem MGnb
toger @ore poo ocnnc 2Gblehope oQ
Gn,innnnrN Snr liner 90 1 900 !