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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23

ida ies bsftrmte mie til at prcoe benz. Sea paoos
trnet Guticura SGbe, iUrTfaHebe mia ecrfOr en- seitc
Gutirura Stntm ent. Ses paitebe be nHgrsbne sieeer
ire garae oaeIia meo gtticnra Srbe, % dnoeno'e
hcrsaa Gutieura Ointment. Zen ffrite Tag tfier
berne GtbaueIius I~iubreosS aIsea iaa meget, at lea
fuuee lore belle ben Rat. Ger bcusit on'irent en- lice,
% oa furbs ise &c al Sfurprn lssnebe. SEQ oeobleo
mtS SehaEoIiHsen / ire Tiger, % min eejelua bar
heIbreeet.
'"sPtu gruSer in III aufigt f~prbrrubt neb aruot.
"a ban bruatr Guteura Snbe 90 Ointment. IHe
trpeSc ban siIbe faa Gr, men bn Tan life &c, at bans
gufiat uoacuiiubc bar srrct brruot. Oct bar It8etrem
T,rrfieIist at it fer Gnticnrd @ieIerns tSGbs %
Siutmeut) beIbrcbeoe Saarene". Oluberiesnet)
gRiis elizabeth @ebrfi. 6Orreit Gin, ari.. lobe
OFT. 1910.
Smeuofisut Gutieura Grbr % Guticura Ointment
i9Iaee az apothefcre % Sanoleuee pperalt otlcu lloe
raj grsoe al begec, meo eli 80 SioerS 500 ON Shoen
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Dept. LIB, Boston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
VYe SlomuIvffer.

Sra @empbis, Gem, meIoes Sen,
19be Ipril:
vt @rno / SGmninasmnren peb
WisiiSiippifloben fire Mil neocnior
Noicoalc, MiSi., % ct anbet 9rl.S /
SGmninsSmuren laugS Irfaniasflo.
Den foroariaaeoe, of $4,000 Geroncr
blep feiet til Siiten Of DC 5IomIiote
/ Oct ipoIige Irfanias, noropeitliae
Souiiiana % Oct nc~roueitliae Misiis.
iippi igaar. SperipemmeIierne gaar
ODER Ell StrGftine al 9omulosaaere
nGiten iaa itor icm Hp Gnglanb
Stateriie. Suiener er bilsoiIoe.
Sunbrcber itaar lanoiaite paa poe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
Sen 23oe april 1912.

Stcotr. Wfdnge bar p9ret uoen 5soe
| Here Gage. Nange Iioer nf Wan.
gel paa ai9bcr.
HegleringSmpiloigbeoern bar for
enet ar9fter meo Statsmproigbeoer-
ne for at fornme Iaa mango iom mt
liz tilbiGip. Mon trGnger Wtotor-
baaoe og andre Smaabaaoe for at
fiinne reooe Golf, iom fiooer | Er9-
toppe og paa Snstage. ganoet tiger
burtigt neo Saaulab, So. gefolf'
ningcn flutes berira. SnotrGngenoe
Spraab ON Sj9lp bar pGret moota-
get | 8icfsburg, bpor Der bill bli op-
rettet en- itor 2eir unoer Staten Wis-
iisiippi MationalgarDes geifpttel'e.
III Sernbaneorift er neolagt | De
ooeripemmebe 9iitritter. Waoparer
fam finn uooeles peo SiGlp al 8aaoe.
Sra 9rcenpine, gtasi., berettes
famine Gag: 8anoet itremmeoe no
oiennem Ell ltebie porenoe Iabnirs |
G9mningcn peo Wisiislipplllooen I
9Grbeben al 9eltlab, gtisi., lgaar
og iprebte fig oper oct frngtbare
Soplano / Genen. 9en belle ignore
Salpoel Of 9olipar Gountp er praf'
tiff unoer 8ano. Spi5 Der er l,oget
Sab al IenneifeIiu, bill bette tffe
bli fort; tbi man bapOe forbereet Jig
pao Slligt / aQe De betpoeligere SDer
/ Ggnuen.
Sra 8aibinston, O.. g., meooeles,
at DER til Irmeoepartententet er mo"
lebet Iapport fra gtajor g%torrnople
/ Wempbis, Sen1., ON, at Nsoen !
be flomlibte 9iitrifter bar | Sllta'
aenoe. 9er err 1000 Berioner ne
oenfor 0atdes, iom mangler alt til
2ipsopbolb. On 8aao meo Sepnetss
mioler bapOe Dog forlaot Seem Or
leans og Dor paapei norooper. Stl'
fuatsleiren / 8icfSbllrg Dor bltt pro-
meo 10000 Bortioner
Mao. Ser bar inolebet Seegram'
mer ON, at @nperl1orerne Neip
gorf, Ohio og @tidigan bapoe uo-
iteot Spraab ON Siplp for De Slonl'
IiAte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
Yfipurina paa Ssrnbanen.

ct tieoeIigt llbeI6 inbtrof pan
9ilpoufec- Barren / 2sroogS ioct
hoIpfrc Sogct melen 0ccorob %
Gulntur 0eIoiS ~of'poreoeS oc0 Mrs.
Ebronoiens Sarm, 5 nil Spoocit
for 9pett. On 6rogtooon Nrmpcbe
oeo Ifiporingcn uoooer Sfrrnter
"a neS / 0rp Run; en- an6en TroNts
oogn % 8oitpogner forIoo lioclcocS
Sporet, me unNgif bcIoigui& at
6ratte neo / @pffc,t. ct cnOmI itgr=
re SeI6 por set, at BuSiaaerooQucrc
bIeo igien pao Sporet, ga set eQcrS
life er goSt at pioe. bporom oct
oct oilOe gooet oe Smboroorrcnoc.
Com BET bar. fom Eoitbetient
9cuIon ro9et tiIIfoOe, men life far
Zig, % ale ANDRE Lap uifuot ira
oct. @rbcI @arcr. oeribIonbt en- itcr.
re 6orien0ing al 9gg, / Sen fgritc
&ogt blep sbeIngt; ~forspria nil set
ir0trllfne ingen nIoorIiQ 6sIQcr foo.
On aoriogcr til aiiporinger er ser
bette Neninger; u6er at man bar
bpret iitono til at f~oItiIoo roQet mco
Stfferbeb, er man tiIbsieIig til at
fro, al oen SmitPnoigbe0, Of Sen
isrite 6ragtpom por for Itprft Ia
itct, bar nOaet me6 llbeIoet at qicre.
On birette 6slge al aiiporirgcn
bar, at Sroiiten paa 9ecoroh-GoI.
mar 9ronhen oar belt bIofcrct ira
Ssrbog Gftermtbooo til Ssnboa 81.
termiooag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
SperoIt bortbInite 2aaper oq

SperaIt bortbl9ite 2aaper %
StaIobpgninser iom &ortbuie, Sns-
tage repes bort / masiepis, og 8iGr-
Der % minbre llbbuie jepneoes meo
Scrbcn. gaa mango 5arme soelag.
oes bper eneite gpgning og bpert
eneite GUS, iom fanbtes, og antalet
al Dem, iom fom tilifaoe os mnli9ens
miitebe 2ipet | 9iGloerne, bbor De
bopoe isat 3ililiigt, befrpgteS at babe
prret meget ltsrre, emo DC biotil ino'
lebne Gfterretninger ontpber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
9ecDrab % Smegn.
Sen 22oc gpril 1919.
NpSsialb.

0r8. Goulire auitob, gp9uin8s'
f~ontroftsr s. s. auitooS Suitru,
beoe iioite 2srbag WorQen oen
2OOe apriI, / 8amilicnS Stem
Golmor Eomribip, uc8et oocr 56
Gar 9amureI, ioet bun bar feOt Den
2oen 9opembcr 1855. Ifbsbe bar
| Ipngcr Gib pPret ipaeIig, men
9eneu tom BOG forbolb$piS burtiG
ca uucntet. 8orlloen lin Ntarro Ell
tcrIobcr bun iig ii Born, ipO @llts
fer % ire Giger, Sen pngite trcttert
Iar gommel.
@egrapeIien ~foregoor 6rc0og 81
termiooog 6en 26Se gpriI, &l. ~
fra Sieunet % 81. . fra 9ccorob
9Senigbeo8 airfe meb giiptteIic poa
Den nprife @raOIiunO bcriteo8. @oit.
8. Z. S6mibt ~forrcttcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
FRA Dorth Co., Jowa.
9ipgifte.

Meiis Sulia 9iprgo, &eniett, og
Nfr. artbur 6. Sbompion Glf
Greet, bar nplig / Srubers Silent
bplbt 9rpaup. Ge er MI reilt til
Glop Gontp, Minneiota, bpor Wr.
Sbompion ifal hiGlpe anorerp al-
bertion meb at nrbeioe cit Itsrre
Sarnl. @i snifer Dem alt goot paa
oct npe Steb.
Miis Clara 9abl og Scr. Oscar
gpelrion ll9r Soice bar ogiaa feiret
lit grpuup / 9ruoens Siem ru rp-
Zig Mr. gpenion fol inotil pioere
opertage @eltpreIien al 0abl-Sar-
men, ionl ban bar leiet.
Miis Sattie Quit og Scr. Geter
@~raugaarb moro for Sanlontpmn
bar bapt 9rplup / 9ruoens Silent,
bpor ct fort 9Ittol Slegtninger og
@enner msOte frem.
Miis Bertha Sois og Scr. Srin
Sogen belt Tor aeniett bar ogiaa
nplig / gruOcns Siem bapt grpl-
IMP. Hi9tig mango Slegtninger os
@enner tog Gel, iaa set bar rigtig
en- itorartet SrpaupsfeIt bos aslc
Sois, berer ieg.
Spnncb1ag.
Sor en- SiO iiben bapbe pt babe
milbt geir, Reer, 2pn og Soroen
paa bi$ie &onter, og nGr Meltun.
bile ilog 2pnet NED | en- 6isSlaooe,
Tom brpnbte neb til 8%ritnben. Si..
oen iqien bar Seiret set meite al
Sioen pGrct fisliet, iua Der er iaare
Tibet SmaaQrsn fommet / Soroen
enoml. &i itaar NOT iaar longt til
bage for Solicit / Hortb Safota %
Minnelotu mes Gaaronnen. Smaa.
grsn er irnj0lertit oen mirbit big
tige goIing her inberior "WoiSbel-
tet", og oct err life paa en- gtaaneos
Sb nogen @aIt meo at plonte
Wfais. Gn nleget len Taar oiloe
bog fprnme puatperfe for mango Der,
oa ser life err meget Sober tiloperS
blanbt oS ipaar.
Saar 1,5C0 Dollars.
en- @rS. 6rebrifion nGr Winne.
iotalinien bIep / 1909 paafiert al
ct Soma Central TrGn og orebt, og
gnfen % Sc umtrnoige gsrn anla
Sog MOB acknowledgements for at
foa Iiot SfaOeserltatning. Sogierer
Sabin, Iortbpoob, fsrte Soget FOR
Irs. SreOrifion, Der tit 1,500 Sol-
lars. acknowledgements pilbe imio-
Icrtio life brie iia for 0iltriftrettens
aienbaIic, men appelerte Sagcn til
Ssieiteret. gtn bar Scielteret ltao-
ipitct Giitriftsrettens Som- Sag
ferer cabin, Der III CT Dor eoliil1ps
ottprnep, bar al 8runo til at bore
tiIfrebs mcb llbfaloet.
.Sanscn % Gmmmins.
Gen repubIifanife Golmtpforners
ton for 8ortb 60. uotaIte Jig en-
itemmigt / Sapsr Of Grmmiits %
Saugen. gi tGnfer, at Giimmins
al ole oe eitSmii nGpnte Frpitoent-
tanoioater bar De beolte uoiigter til
at 5li GrGiioenf, % pt lpites at
Sausen peo i'm enersilfe Scamp MOB
Mtargarinfuiferiet after iglen bar
beuiit, at BON ltaar paa 6oltets
She.
"2angifirgscn".
Oct bcit onieebe. mGgtige amert'
fanife Siosifriit "Scientiiic ameri-
com" bapSe nplis ct soot giaeoe at
ben Iansifiasaeoe observation-disclosures
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23

let ueebiep al Ills | onireni en-
Waareo, ou iee sii til en- erec %
III nOeIe Sraaber al taac. Sea
Tpntrs at blipe bcbrt, ibci sIscu
f~tanbiees | omtreut trc 9nge,
men ian besnnote ben isicn, enooa
barre eub fer. Tst iIsroe lna
ppIoiomi, at bet Ill fine 9ioer inn
tcs uuSbOiosIis. Sea Gil I'll en-
Sarge. Der GAP mig Meoictn. men
bet siosSe iutri sobt. ri haoos
hart Gnticura Mtolcrue | Quiet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23

Sans q. 2~angfetb, liant en- nofioo
pasienoe Cert til giIebet oaiaa.
Seq p%aaitaar, at Sans 2angietb bar
oct l9rgite Sfipg i @eroen. Oct er
ca. IA 600 Iangt. Gen Manb fun.
DC ba tient fig flor Hisoom iom
"Sbopman", fan hi %ifisnIte; men
ban piloe beller hripe Sorbbrug, os
ban bar NOT, iom ban bar. Sans
Sangietb er fsot pan gibspoIb, Gor.
&c, og er en- intelligent, ~gobslis,
goobjertet Wano, Der bar faaet pre.
be noget at boert / fine Gage. $ De
iiblte gar bar ban iolgt omtrent
ollie fine Sarme baabe | Mimneiota,
Soma og Nortb 9ofota og fan m,
ia SiOet Iettere. iSor Siben Dor ban
| Hidlano Co., %. 9af.
Geiier % fpmmer.
Go ellington meo SSamilie og
Srin 9urgeion - begge fra Snl.
egnen al &eniett bar reiit til
fine npe Siem / SSloiettlementet,
8i snifer DEM tillpffe paa oct npe
Steo.
Sacob Heperion fra Wappi1e, g.
Saf., er Der / @ortb SO. / geisg.
San eier "@amlefarmen" / peitlige
SortIano Sopnibip, ialnt bor 81.
ifenoe, Slegtninger og mango
&ienoinger runot Der.
elmer Soiigen fra Gelicon Gap.
los, Minn., bar beisgt Slegtninger
/ aeniett. San err for Siben Stll-
bent Oeo Sutber College, 9ecorab.
Ole 8. Moen, 8unicf geterion
og epen Iarbaf belt for aeniett
bar mi nplig til Chicago meb fem
Sognlabninger Slagtefppg. De bap-
De meo en- Slot for Naboen, Sal-
grim SolO ogiaa. 0e lifte Suren
goot. 90 naar mani iom @uaicf
Eeterion fan faa so Collars for en-
"Slagtfu", euar BET 10 on at bore
tilfreos. Men buff, Sen So bar feo!
Iils Slion ner Sppce bar ppret
/ Chicago pg eisgt gamle Senner.
Spbens Sbit.
Spar &islep belt for Hortbpoob
er oso. San bar en- CANNED Wano
ug bapoe oe iibIte gor boet hos i'm
Cater Mrs. go. Iaie.
Soar Sarrnon (9eumeoabD, Sent
lett, bebe fer ON 9agen meget
pluoieligt og upentet at "Slue".
San tar netop meo i'm Samilie
flpttet inb til gpen. afosoe bar
60 aar gammel og efterlaber Jig
gnfe og flere borne 9ern. aftenen
isr i'm 8pb iaa 6an inbom hos en-
Sorretningsmano iommeu meb an.
Ore og prateoe. llnber Samtalen
ptret ban, at ONT ban ifltloe falbe
bort, piloe be efterlabte bore bel
tiente meb BEN @aarb, ban netop
bapoe fiebt og flpttet inb |. Rogen
10 % ia, at ban life Iaa no til
Spar, at ban fiinbe ia nogen @rutrb
til at pente 9soen paa l9nee. get
er life gobt at pibe bet", leb Soa-
ret. gar set en- Sori1oanelie, eaer
bibite ban, at ban Ieo al nogen al-
Siertefeil9
De iprgenoe eiterlabte bar Dor
bjerteligIte Weofelelie.
st % anOet.
Mrs. Griition greoeion belt for
Geriett blep paa i'm 4Soe Spoiels.
bag al en- Slot Nabofpinoer npfiaa
rpentet operrrmplet. Se bolbt
@iGiteblto for ben AS gar gamle
Wabam % benoes @en1al, o. l1nber
Ealerfenen fanot 8eburtsoagsbar-
net en- &lat |enge, ionl bum bar be.
troet mig, at bun bill "inbeIte" / en-
- Sofa! 9e beisgertbe toffes Der.
peo (paa Spilemanbens Gegne)
bierteligit for @eisget!
6. 8. SansrlIo, &elriett, bar fis6t
@art6oligcorben Ser / 8pen.
Gountpirperpiior 6. q. SanOsruo
bar flpttet til &cniett meo i'm Sa.
Mile og leiet bort Sarmen til Hils
SSSenien. Mr. 9auosrr Der Ell prof
tiff Sitperpiior, Der fploer iir Flabs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
"&lsem beO Gc,ema
%nnobolhclig"
meb imaa Gpeiier. Grao'
itbe til gIpbet Hob. glep itaoig
barre. Gunbt iffe iope ON Natten.
grugte Gutieura Srbe % Sint'
ment, % Iinorebs &Iscn iorite Dag.
Snsen tire Tiger GtSema telbreoet.

- pmtreut fer Maauecer IeS iea az GcSeinn paa
min SaIs, ibei irnaa spetier frrit brse no. SEQ pee.
bIeo at frahie mie til eIooet NFb, get blep itabis
Srrre, % leo fuuoe lite Irnaere iope ON satteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-23
"9anafirggcn"

Oct bcit anieeoe, mGgtige ameri.
famife Sioslfriit "Seientiiic ameri-
can" bapSe nplis ct soot Siaeoe al
Den Iansifiasacoe Horifamerifaner
The Washington herald., 1912-08-11
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Chairman W. J. Wilson. of the general
committee having IN charge the joint ex-
cursion OF the knights Of Columbus to
Marshall Hall. August Is, stated last
night that arrangements had, been made
TO carry down a large crowd.
The excursion is to take the form OF
a field day, Athletic games of all kinds
will be run of under the management OF
James E. Collihower. the well-known
basketball coach. The lists of events
win include running and swimming
races, prize bowling. throwing the base
ball. putting the shot and the broad
jump.
The following committee has charge of
this part Of the programme: James E.
Collifiower. chairman: NJ. E. O'Connor, A.
F. Carroll, Thomas L. Costigan, James
Ellis. James X. Fitzgibbon. Robert Nc
Namara, Lee r. Rover, F. L MCGEE, j.
NJ. Hassett. John Fuller, Dennis e. Con-
nell. s. ]. Brinkley, James z. voigt.
John Riley. George A. Daddy. w. F. Co
lumbus. John E. Drailley. Conner Dom
nelly. Louis A Morris, J. ". Morgan J.
]. Burke. Daniel o'Brien. Thomas H.
Crow. Vincent D. Burns, A. C. Neubeck.
ii. Batch, Andrew Hickey. j. Dough-
erty, and Joseph H. Morgan.
Strong rivalry exists between members
of the two picked ball teams that have
been selected by Managers John Luitch
and Maurice O'Connor, and as both of
these men are noted for turning ont win
ming teams a good contest is insured
James d. Moriarity will captain one
The Washington herald., 1912-08-11

KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES

commander, d. W. Gali. who has bsen
out Of the city much Of late, looking after
the business Of the association in yir-
ginia-
Wednesday was the Maccabee outing
to Marshall Hall. which was held for the
reunion Of the members OF the several
tents In the District OF Columbia, and
the Maccabee who allowed anything to
prevent him from attending lost much Of
the sweets of life,. especially that which
Is produced by membership In o frater-
nal order, and chance to do something
along the line his obligation requires Of
him. to help and cheer others along the
steps OF life, shedding an influence over
others for good.
The outing was the product Of the
thought of Louis Lowe. of Georgetown
Tent. who was the chairman OF the joint
committee. Much OF the success OF the
outing is due to his attentiveness to the
business part Of the plans. The members
of the joint committee, like a band OF
brothers, worked as for one common
cause. and they accomplished much
good.
About 5000 persons, including the menu
bers and their friends. visited the
grounds during the day. and 1t must be
classed as one Of the events at Mar
shall Hall this summer.
Thursday night District Tent. No. 8
held a good meeting In Mariners Tenn
preme commander.
Sunday next the joint committee Of the
Maccabee outing will hold meeting to
close up the business Of the work Incl
dent to the work.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-11

team and Joseph Kennedy win lead the
other.
The orphans of St Joseph and St VIM
cent Orphan Asylums are TO be the
guests Of the Knights Of Columbus on
the occasion. and extensive preparations
are being made to give the children an
ENJOYABLE outing.
William p. Normoyie is chairman OF
this committee, which Is made up as
Follows: DR.. A. d. Wilkinson, Dr. J.
Roxier Biggs. F. NJ Brinkley, Frank
Muliin, Joseph T. Fitzgerald, r. ]. p.
Cleary. F. NJ. Mclaughlin, Waiter d.
Nolan. T. K. Galiaher, Joseph McGann,
and John O,Loughlin.
Ladies' Auxiliary committee: Mrs.
John r. Galloway. chairman; Miss
Schwartz, Miss sheehan, Mrs. James X.
Fitzgibbon. Miss Blanche Madigan, Mrs.
T. d. McDermott. Miss Mae Clark, Mrs.
Thomas Crook, Miss Hannah Dunn. Miss
Catherine Dunn. Mrs. Lanigan, Mrs. ].
Rozier Biges. Miss Beckiey, Mrs. Flor
ence McAuliffe, Mrs. z. vanderlehr,
Miss X Klein, Miss Janet Sikken. Miss
Julia Sikken. Mrs. Della Craven, Mrs.
Anna Heaney, Mrs Flanagan, Mrs.
Emma Bowling, Miss Agnes Clark.
A special set of games will be arrang-
ed for the orphans. including relay
races. ffty-yard dash. running broad
jump. running high jump, three-legged
race. and a baseball game.
An invitation has been extended to the
Knights of Columbus Of Virginia and
Maryland to attend and participate in
the sports. and large DELEGATIONS from
Baltimore and Alexandria will be in at
tendance.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-11
Department of Agriculture Is Teaching Boys and
Girls HoW to Grov Products-Clubs Are
Organized All Over Country.

Dear Uncle Sam" wrote a girl from
New York State recently. addressing the
United States government at Washing
ton, Il have read in the Georgia paper
my grandma sent me how you teach the
girls down South to make some money
on their tomatoes and the boys how to
raise corn. Don't you think you had
ought TO teach US up here. too I am
a little Northern girl. but would like to
make some money just the same"
This letter found Its way to the Bureau
Of Farm Management of the Department
Of Agriculture. with one from a boy In
the far Northwest, who wanted to know
why the government authorities did not
organize a Boys Corn Club in his COM
munity. His cousin in Texas. this boy
wrote, had sent him a letetr telling about
the corn club to which he and his school,
mates belonged, and about a trip which
the young corn growers were going to
make to Washington.
These letters were typical of hundreds
which children in Northern and North
western States were writing to the De-
partment Of Agriculture. The newspapers
had carried into Northern homes the
story OF what Boys Corn Clubs and
Girls Canning and Poultry Ciubs-the lat
ter established throughout the South by
the government with funds donated by
the General Education Board Of New
York City-were accomplishing for the
young people Of the cotton-raising States.
Preachers. teachers, and parents In the
North Joined with the children in de-
manding that similar club work be es-
tablished by the Department of Agricul-
ture in their part OF the country. They
also wrote their representatives in Con-
gress urging these to ask the department
for the organization of corn and canning
clubs in the North and Northwest.
Starts in south.
United States government Is now taxi
ing the initial steps toward teaching
the boys of the thirty-six noncotton-
raising States how to grow corn. and
the girls how to raise and can vege-
tables and also how to raise poultry.
The Young Peoples Club work, begun
experimentally. in the South nearly two
years ago. became national move
ment on July OF the present year,
when It was extended to include the
children Of the Northern. New England.
and Northwestern States The general
plan Of organization Is the same
throughout the country, though modi-
fed to meet the needs of each particu-
lar region. In the South, for instance,
the membership OF the corn and can
ming clubs is confined almost entirely
to the boys and girls OF the rural dis
tricts, whose parents own or rent large
tracts Of land. But in New England
the work will assume the form OF back
yard gardening. In Northern and
Northwestern States, where agricul-
tural methods are advanced. and farms
are small and highly cultivated, the
The Washington herald., 1912-08-11

Monday night August L. National TINT, No l.
psets IN regular review 1t old Masouic Temple.
With puuihiy the electiou k nv record keeper;
Mount Vernon Tent. No. 4. meets In regular ~
view st Northeast Temple IN regular rsvisw. With
mutations: Ansoostia Tent No. II. ms-ts IN Ma
sonie Hall. IN Anacostia. In regular rrvisw.
Tuesday night. August y. Brishtwood Tent No:
Longfellow Street. Bnghtwood. in regular rssisw.
with limitations h1 tho degree team.
Thursday night. the 18th. Dkfrct Tent No. ..
southwe,e in rreulsr review: Metropolitan Tent.
No. L. meess In Pythian Temple tn regular 10
view.
Friday nishs, August ls Georseto~n Tent. No. 8.
meets in the hall at Wisconsin Avenue and N
Street. with limitations By the degree team
Monday nights attendance at National
Tent, No. /. was unusually large. caused
possibly by a rumor that new record
keeper was to be elected. the the cleo
ton did not take place. IT. Is not defi-
nitely known just when. 1t will take
place.
Mount Vernon Tent. No. 4. had q very
largely attended meeting. and much in
terest was manifested In the growth Of
the tent.
Anacostia Tent, No. 7. which held its
meeting on Monday night. had more than
its usual members present. by reason OF
the interest taken by the members of
that tent in the reunion. which took
place at Marshall Hall on Wednesday.
Tuesday night, Brightwood Tent. No. s.
held its usual well attended meeting. and
transacted regular business. The MEM
bers had with them the deputy supreme
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THE RED MEMS CALENDAR.

August ls-osass Tribe No. g. Society Temple.
Fifth and Streets Northwest
August l3-Idaho Tribe No. IS. Northeast Temple.
Twelfth and II Streets Northeast Osceola Tribe
No. 70. rennallytown. ID. @.
August 1s-Losan Tribe No. g. Red Mems Hall,
Wisconsin Avenue and Street Northwest Sioux
Tribe No Is. Odd Fellows Hall, X Street near
Four-and-a a-haK Street Southwest
August B-Seneca Tribe No. H. Bank Hall as
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Southeast. White Eagle Tribe
No. II, Society Temple. Fifth and G Streets North
west. Mineola Tribe Anacostia-
DECREE OF POCAHONTAs.
August is-Wsneta Council No. 6, Society Tenn
pie. Fifth and G Streets Northwest.
August 1EWhite Eagle Council No 4 Society
Temple. Fifth and G Streets Northwest
AurHst 16-rdaho Council No. /, Northeast Tem-
pie. Twelfth and Fl Streets Northeast
Great Council Press Representative
Lewis NJ. Bernstein has returned to
Washington after twelve-day absence,
following the trail to several tribes and
councils in the reservation of New York
and New Jersey and intends to renew
his effort In getting the news before the
paleface world and members of the or
der.
White Eagle Council, No. 4. held its
regular melting in its tepee, Society Tenn
pie. Fifth and G Streets Northwest Busi-
ness Of the utmost importance was
transacted. Committee on excursion
made a report and several other COM
mittees reported.
r Talks were given on important matters
by Dr.. W. S. Whitman and others. A
recitation. Husband and Wife," by
Lewis NJ Bernstein, was enjoyed by the
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members. after which the council fire
was quenched and the members enjoyed
dancing and singing.
Brother Theodore Roosevelt is now rid
ing the Bull Moose. We Wonder what
he'll be riding next.
Many Red Men gathered in Chicago
and were active throughout the conven-
tion. Among the Red Men present were
Governors. Congressman. lawyers, doc
tors, and men of every trade and pro-
fession.
Great Sachem r. w. Thompson is re-
newing his efforts to get the tribes and
councils In better working spirit, and It
is his desire that new members be added
during his term of office. He wants to
make It the best administration ever.
Brother Joe Levy, of Sioux Tribe, No
IS. is now following the hunt in the res
ervation of Massachusetts,, and expects
to spend part of his vacation there. He
will also visit several tribes in Boston.
Sioux Tribe. No. IS, held its regular
meeting on Thursday, the eighth sun,
Sturgeon moon. The council fire was
kfndled at run and quenched at II run.
Business OF Importance was transacted.
Visitors were Past Sachem Joseph
Lewis and Lewis NJ. Bernstein, Of Sell
tese Tribe, No. 16; Past Sachem J. Z.
Dougherty. of White Eagle Tribe. No.
II. Warriors degree was conferred upon
Standley Wrenn.> >and next seven sun the
chiefs degree will be conferred.