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New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
"reminiscences of Early Days
Edited ~ Hugo Roos

after l returned with q squad Of
militia and number Of wounded,
ETC., was told that the Indians the
same day had appeared and killed
persons in the Cottonwood river and
about 20 men belonging to the en-,
rolled Brown county militia volun-
teered to 90 out the next morning to
bring into New Ulm such persons
40 might have escaped murder. or
being wounded those men living. Be-
ing acquainted with every footstep
on the Cottonwood river an organ.
ization OF the so-called Leavenworth
settlement was made during the
night and q Frenchman, name not
known, to me. was chosen 40 cap
tain, but on the morning l sent out
under special orders those 20 men
under the guidance Of VIM. B. Car
roll, being the most acquainted with
the country and as I believed the
most daring, to rescue as many as
possible from the savages.
''They went out partly on horse
back. partly on wagons, with two
additional wagons for carrying In
wounded or others unable to walk.
The party sent In by noon one
wagon loaded with several wounded
children. BY about four or five
p. m. the party returned to town,
finding it difficult to proceed into
Leavenworth, but on entering the
townsite and within rifleshot of
Minnesota street, they were sur.
rounded by the beleaguering In
dams and nine of their number,
them their leader, VIM.
B. Carol, were killed on the spot.
The rest escaped within our lines.
Now as there is no record Of any
company in which their names ap.
pear, I thought it would answer as
we'll when l stated that they were
:alled out and served under my
,rders as really they were sent out |
lnder my special order for GER
ain purpose. The remainder Of
he Leavenworth men fought faith
ully during the siege. but their
trench captain never recorded his
lame, nor do any of them know
lis name. Its strange but a fact.
Is just as possible that he may
ave made report and being
nder those pressing circumstances,
ot recorded and by the hasty evac-
alton of New Ulm, being lost
y the clerk in the Provost Mar
halls Office, as nothing came in
~ hand afterwards, but a single
ook, very incomplete. If it is
ecessary for me to make affidavit,
lease draw a form which may suit
GU and the purpose intended and
will sign and return it forthwith.
II am your obedient servant,
CHARLES ROOS."
VIM. B. Carroll had one child,
ged sixteen at the time of his
cath, named Ellen. His wife, Merle
arroll, married Joseph Trautman
l May, 1864. II
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
The expedition into Leavenaxorth
under the leadership Of VIM. B.
carra1I

uU0eT SUe ISAoeV0nIP OF ""s D.
Carroll.
A letter dated New Ulm, March
80, 1865 to Oscar Malmros, Ad-
jutant general state of Minnesota,
gives some of the particulars of the
illfated expedition sent into Leaven-
worth under the leadership of VIM.
B. Carol on August 10, 1862, for the
purpose of bringing in any wound
ed or other persons in that part
Of the country. The letter is as
''Sir: In reply to yours of March
q, 1865, concerning the case of the
minor child OF VIM. b. Carol, I
have to say that on Monday, 18th
August, 1862, I called out the mill
tia of Brown county as sheriff OF
said county to suppress the hostile
Sioux Indians. The same night,
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
Agents Wanted!

Grew workers wanted to sell
canvassing speciality 10 New Ulm;
men or wome2: experience not necessa-
ry; excellent returns to good workers;
permsnent work to those llemunstrass
ting ability and industry. Call any!
day after 5. P. M. at Grand Hotel. -
~ ~. J. 81. DEMPSEY.
pd Ainnesoto Sales Nanseor.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
Card OF Thanks,

We desire to express our heart felt
thanks to all who lent their kindly
assistance during the illness and after
the death OF our little daughter.
Especially do We wish to thank Rev,
Mayer for his words of consolation
and the donors of the beautiful
flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. THEO. JOHNSON
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT-On account
OF my eaviug I wish to sell or rent
my home at "Point Lookout "
MRS. OTTO SCHEL1, 81
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
Notice.

Free tuition to one from each county
In Business, Shorthand, Normal, etc.
Board and room 81. 60 q week. Books
rented. Opens Oct. 8. Humboldt
College, Humboldt, Iowa. $40
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
the CYRUS ALDR'cH LETTER.

I06 SVUO0 VS0VssSss ssss - M
President Abraham Lincoln and
congress became acquainted with
the outrage Of the Sioux at New
Ulm. through the especial activities
Of Cyrus Aldrich, congressman from
Minnesota, and letter written BY
him at the time Is given in part
herewith: H
Washington. D. c.. Dec. II. 1852
Charles Roos. ESQ.
Dear SIR Your favor Of the
Sth inst is received.
The first thing did on arriving
at Washington was to exert my
influence with the President to haye
every guilty Indian hung and III
others Of every tribe removed from
our state and the payments stopped
to ldemnify the sufferers by their
outraoss. ~
II have already introduced into
congress two bills relative to the
matter. One for an appropriation
for the relief Of the sufferers and
one for the removal of the Sioux.
Mr.. Window will also introduce q
bill for the removal of the Winnie
bagoes. have no doubt we shall
be able to get these bills passed
as l am determined it shall be done.
''The sufferers must be paid out
Of the Indian annuities and the red
skins removed. .-. 81 A.,
1T is not only a duty l owe to
the people of Minnesota but the
cause of humanity and justice de-,
mands it.
, "You can rest assured that every
thing in my power shall be done
to aid the people Of our state that
have suffered by this outbreak. !, y
Tell the people Of New Ulm and
that I shall attend to this
Indian matter continually until they:
are paid and the Indians punished
and removed. -. III ,e.s d. y sso
II am, sir, With much respect,
Your obedient servant, 20.
"CYRUS ALDRdCH.";
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04
Classified Advertisements.

FOR SALE Seven room brick house,
good barn and we'll, two lots.
Biggest bargain in the city. Price
$780, 1Dquire of N. Henningsen.
1876
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

WANTED-To Rent 300 acre farm BY
man with plenty of help. In any
neiRhborhood. EDW. GIESE,
Rt. S, New Ulm. #.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

FOUND - during fest week q lady's
purse containing personal belong.
1ngs and q certificate of stock. Owner
can have same by proving property
aud paying for this advertisement.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-04

For SALE--Lady's black winter coat,
in good condition, size 81. Going
to California. Tel. 465.
The evening world., 1912-04-23
III !. i a II !: | !. IN! 4
JUST FOR ONE DAY.
Sensational Prices for Notions!

Every reedssI fSr Home Dpessa~kiaG a. Hsusshsll eswtnG. MA
Tremendous Attraction - saaihsa to the great va1aes 81 HOUSE
are fer ne aGy ssny. ~
..t-. y, MAu Of rdSapss oNv fr NS. nA ssv,
The evening world., 1912-04-23
.enGiNEER kllLS.SELF.
note before Takins Fatal
Jump from Ferrybeat.

The coat, prayer book and the farewell
e found on the deck OF the ,Pennsyi-
' hia Railroad ferryboat Chicago, after
1880 trip from the foot ofsCortland
\ ret 10 Jersey CITY last night. were
ntkied to-day as the property OF John
I &ynoids, Of No. 9ss Eighth street, Jer
City. lie was employed as a loco
tive engineer until Ill health COM
3 bed him to quit. The Identification
w1s made by Stratton A. Reynolds. a
NE note the'man left read. "-All those
~ see this will know ] am no more.
In sick OF this world and hope they
w11 pray for me. Better dead than this
dell"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-21
ASSESSORS NOTICE 1912.

The Auditors office will be omen
from the 1st of January to the goth of
February, 1912, to make returns of all
personal property for taxation and
wherever changes have been made in
real estate.
All male citizens between the ages OF
II and 60 years on the 1st of jan
uary, except those who are incapable
or earning support from being MAIN
ed or from other causes, are deemed
polls. Confederate veterans excepted.
Also all male citizens between the
ages of 18 and so on the 1st day of
January, 1912, are liable to road tan
or $l.5O and are required to make their
return OF same to the Auditor during
the time above specified and shall pay
TO the County Treasurer at the same
time other taxes are paid In lieu of
working the road.
All taxpayers are required to give
township and No. of School District:
also state whether property ia situet-
ed In town or country. Each lot. tract
OF parcel Of land must be entered SEN
arately.
After the Goth of February 80 per
cent penalty will be attached for fall
ure to make returns.
]. w. THOMPSON,
No 30. 1911-td
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-21

question
I'VE find that the general health of
the convicts, both male and female,
in this institution is good.
"The main prison building is in
good condition, but the building for
female prisoners is in bad condition
and, along with the superintendent,
we urge the tearing down of this
building and the old stone prison
building and the erection of a mod
ern sanitary building for women pris-
oners."
The committe states that DR.. New
ton f. Walker and his assistants
should receive the warmest appre-
citation because of the work at the
institution for the education of the
deaf and blind
The following concurrent resolution
was introduced In the senate by the
Judiciary committee and was adopted:
That committee of three be adopt
ed, two to be appointed by the speak
er OF the house and one to be appoint
ed by the president Of the senate, be
directed to take up with ]. M. Graham
the question of the cancellation of the
hosiery mill contract and report to this
eneral assembly the terms upon which
can be secured"
The president Of the senate appoint
ed Senator Crosson of Lexington, the
senate member OF the committee and
the speaker Of the house, H. X. os-
borne of Spartanburg and Geo. S.
Mower Of Newberry.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-21
LLEWELLYN MILAN.
=

Llewellyn, son of L. w. and NJ. S.
Milan was born in Laurens County
December oath, 1883. He was almost
ten years of age when he entered the
Epworth Orphanage. From the very
first he was recognized as a boy, who
had goodly heritage, and that in
him were those qualities, which. if
wisely cultivated, gave hope and prom
ise OF worthy and noble character.
AS child, he was of a quiet and
pleasant disposition, upright, obedient
studious, diligent and reliable. 1t was
interesting to watch his course and
to recognize the gradual development
of his life and character towards that
which Is highest and best On July 9Th,
1903, he Joined the Methodist church
and was ever afterward a consistent
member.
His industrial training at the in
stitution was in the printing depart
ment, and he enjoyed the distinction
or being foreman of the office during
his senior year in the Epworth school.
He had an ambition for a college edu-
cation, and after finishing the course
IN the orphanage school, by his own
Efforts and the cooperation of an OLD
er brother, who had gone out from
this school three years before, he was
enabled to enter the South Carolina
University. There he worked diligent-
~ until the latter part of his Junior
year, when 1t was discovered that
tuberculosis--tha fearful disease
was preying upon his vital powers. At
the time of this discovery he was read
ing for State Superintendent of Edu-
cation, Mr. Swearingen, but had to
give up his work and went to his peo-
pie in Laurens for a rest and to bat
tie against the disease. He did this
bravely and patiently, but only to
prolong his life a short while.
On the 18th Of January, 1912, in the
z3rd year of his age, in the midst of
loved ones, the flickering spark of
life left the body and he entered upon
his eternal reward. Had he lived
doubtless he would have made a name
for himself in the world, but during
his short career he made an impress
sion for good and has left an example
worthy of emulation to those who
must battle against difficulties to win
success. He held warm place i'm the
directions of those who knew him and
was an honor to the institution in
which he was reared. Why he was
cut down on the verge of young man
mood and while promising so much for
the future we may not know in this
me- but He ''in whom we have our
being, makes no mistakes.
w. B. Wharton.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-21
ASK MR.. BROWN.

Here's Some Important News for Mon
Who are Growing Bald.
People who have taken our word
Tor 1t that PARISIAN SAGE ia the
real hair grower, beautifier and dand.
run cure have never been disappoint-
ed. Here's the word of person who
took our word. wa"
have been using PARISIAl AGE
about year. When began to nae n
had only a light "suzz" on my head
NOW l have good thick growth. and
IL is growing thicker and longer right
along. Many people don't believe n
can be done, but know from nv own
experience with PARISIAN SAGE that
IL can; / recommend It In the fuiIest
Gonndence-Gainse Brown, 708 North
Fiia..m,cre st., Maryville, Mo.
The above statement was made Ia
Dr. Z. ID. Koch of the Koch Pharmacy
Maryyille, Mo, April 20, 1911. Large
ootIle oO cents at Laurens Drug Co.
and druggists everywhere. It is guar.
anteed. eu"'
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-21

How to cure cold is a question in
which many are interested just now.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has won
Its great reputation and immense sale
by its remarkable cure of colds. 1t
can always be depended upon. For
sale by all dealers.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-21
NOTICE
OF THE -
County Treasurer.

The Books of the County Treasurer
will be opened for the collection of
State, County and Communication Road
Taxes for fiscal year, 1911, at the
Treasurer's Office from October 18th.
to December 31st, 1911. After Decem-
ber 31st., one per cent. will be added.
After January 31st, two per cent. Will
be added, and after February 28th.,
seven per cent. will be added till the
18th. day Of March, 1912, when the
books will be closed.
All persons owning property in more
than one Township are requested to
call for receipts in each Of the several
Townships in which the property is
located. This is important, as addition
al cost and penalty may be attached.
All able-bodied male citizens be-
tween the ages Of 81 and so years of
age are liable to pay poll tax of $1.00
except old soldiers, who are exempt at
so years of age. Communication Road
Tax $3.50, In lieu Of road duty.
The Tax levy is as follows:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-21

For State purposes =. :. ..5% mills
For Constitutional School Tax mills
For Ordinary County purposes mills
For Interest on Railroad Bonds 1 mill
For Roads and Bridge Bonds mills
For Court House Bonds :. q mills
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-02-21

Special Schools-Jacks Township.
hurricane NO. 10 ..3 mills
Shady Grove No. 2 ..3 mills
Special Schools-Scuffietown Township
Langston Church No. 8 =. >. ..3 mills
Scuflletown No. l :. :. :. q mills
Lantord NO. 10 :. ..4h mills
ora mo. 10 =. :. % mills
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-13
6uitaf Oalen.
Zen Ipenife @inSer az Iarets Nu.
belpris / Spiif.

9eillltningen ON at tiloele Sbers
ingenisr Salen Narets Nobelpris /
Sniff bilies meo Den iterIte Spmpa.
TIL / Sperige. @uitaf Salen bar
REQ fine epofesisrenoe Spiinbeller
giort fit Rapn fienbt % agtet oper
belle Sen cipiliierebe 8eroen.
@l9oen ooer ben Seoer, iom er
pitt bant, maa bog / nogen GRAB
fees mob gassruno al De rent per-
ionliae Spmpatbier, iom er itrsm'
met 9aIen imsbe efter Den lllpffe,
iom rammeoe bam peo @rploiionen
for bel en- Naanebs Sio iiben, og
iom ban enbnu life CT belt reItttiie'
ret efter. Suns Selbreostilitano
gaar rigtignof itabie, omenb iagte,
fremoper, men bet err life uoelutfet,
at ban bill fomme til at MITE Spnet
paa ialfaIb Oct enc Die. Sor gie'
bIiffet er ban blind paa begge Sine.
San pleies / tit eget Stem, men le.
Ser oerfra girfiombeoen af bet itore
s(ftieieIifab "~@asaccumulator", bpis
bripenbe 8raft ban er.
Oct er bopeoiagelig paa belps.
ninsstefnifens Smraaoe, at Salen
bar Lott Be ip9re Broblemer, iom
MI bar ifaffet bam ben bsieite no-
merfelie, iom fam pinbes. Sg bet er
bans SpfinoeIie al ieIppirfenoe &e'
sulatorer, iom | So%rbinbelie meo
@asaccumuIatorer anpenbes til 8e-
lpsning, Der bar fsrt til Waaalet.
8aa bisie s~eniale Spfinbelier er
"a.s @asaccum,llators" belle Spr-
MISREPRESENTATION baieret. Mel
9ireftsr Saltn 'bar / Sorbinoelic
meo bisie Spfinoelier uofsrt en- bel
&effe, merfelige 8onitruftioner, peo
bpis Sielp 4galniet er fonrmet til
at ipiae en- iaa oemonitrerenbe
Role for Sprtaarn, Sernbaneiema.
forer o.i.p. ODER neriagt belle Ser.
Den.
Speringenier Galeu er enbnu,
trobs oct epofegisrenbe arbeioe, ban
bar uofsrt, en- forbolbspis rng
Wtanb. San er nemlis fsbt / 1869,
altIaa 43 aar gammel. San gien-
nemgif Oct gbalmerife SnititIt fra
ts92-1S96 os ~ituoereoe bereiter
ct 8ar sar / 3urth. Otter lin Eli.
bagefomit berfra orep ban @rperi-
menter meb @armluftsturbiner inc.
til ban / 1899 aniattes peo be 60.
pals 9ampturbinfabrif iom Son.
itrllfter. 5 aarene 1901-03 bar
ban gerfitebsdef peo oct ipenife
aarbibs og Icetplenaftieielifab. s
1903 gift ban tilbage til De 2auals
Sabrif, bpor ban forblep til 1909,
Ga ban blep aniat iom Speringenisr
peo us "8asaccumllator". Sioen
1909 er ban aominiitrerenoe 9iref-
tor for bette Selifab, bpor ban bar
neblaet ct opofrenbe ps ubmerfet
Opgtigt Irbeioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-13
politilf Mooe

ACCOMPLISHMENTS San0ampoc !
Chicago gop peb lin tulrlgc SiIIlut.
rinu CT tulenbc VcuiS pau ben &us
lerc@ic % gutbuiio8mc, boormeb oct
% bets TormanI 20 Sp8aper onliots
ties al bets Eilkruaere. SenimoN
1900 Geltoqere bar ircnmeot, Der
iblmlot ReprGicutanter ira buer
cueite Stnt / l~luionel.
Wpoct par bopeoiaQcIia iammen'
ful6t forot raaOiIoo on, builtr
Sfriot Der bsr toge& for Tartiet5
Tremtio oq ongaoenoe bets &olb'
ming cperior Sc ruriQc poIitiite Eor.
tier. ipeciclt "a oct 0omle rcpubli.
tonlfc Eurti.
Nteo Nenipn I'll SorboIOet Ill oct
iibitnpunte Eorti bIep bette burtiat
brngt paa set rene, iorlaapibt iom
Ger life Tor ct Giehlit funbe uGre
Gale ON noQcn @ieniorening mco
bette.
Sctte blcp, bI. ANDRE, pau Oct
fraitiaitc irembGuet al Shepoore
R~ooiepeIt Der / i'm Gale. Der bolbte&
itror citer Weoct$ Aabnina og hpp'
pig nibrsSeS al bc9eiitrcbe glialos'
roab, crtlpreoe. al Eurtiet peo Tal.
get boooe iifret iiQ iait 6obiGitc og
eueutuelt piIbe ioo Itpr SiliIntnita
al De progressive glcnrenter inocn
inouel Oct aamIe republitanife Earti
lom Oct bemofrotiite.
R~ooieuelt por ielpislselia SiGlen /
Acknowledgements % ben, ON hpem
ole Snteresier oreicbe iig. San err
tlGreoe %piitnof meb Senipn I'll ,Ss'
rerifabet inben Tartiet, al Seaiper-
bcoerneS @ang / oct tommenoe Mar
eIler TO pilbe brinae ior 9ageu DC
bcoite IPnb, iom Dor p9lses BERTH,
ubcu Senipn til oereS esne gnifer
eIler ~perionlige Inhibition, men Der
par ingen 3pil ON, Of ban oil bli
Yartiets ieluiaste 6srer oaiaa / nG.
! iie YrRiioeutfampagne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-13
On merfeli9 Sfif.

s Inlebning al Ittentatet paa ben
iponife Winiiterpr9iibent Ganaleias
minoer ct inf glao ON, at man /
Spanien bar Den merfelige Sfif, at
mon tilintetgisr De 8aaben, peb bill
fe ser er ioretaget Woro eler Wiorb-
iorisg paa StatsembeosmPno 90
Ieolemmer al a%ongebuiet. Senne
Sfif, ser igiennem Iarbunbreoer err
blepen itrenst b%aonobppet. itr9ffer
Tia enoo life alene til ielpe Norb.
paabnene. men oeiaa til De meoicin.
fife Snltrumenter, Der er blepen be.
nptteoe peo gebanolingen al Sen
Sooreoe eler Srebte.
5 t~iolisere Siber iore1if Silintet.
gisrelien paa ben Nfaaoe, at De be.
mttebe Sfpoepaaben blep bugget I
Stpffer, mebens 9olfe blep filebe til
Stsu. Men peb gttentotet paa
9ronnins ISABELLA oen gnben, bpem
en- seiiiIis Sanatifer iaareoe meo en-
Golf | airfen i sltofa, piite benne
Wetbobe iis utilitrRffeIis. Solfens
8linse par nemlig al iaa soot StaaI,
at al Silen par forgiGpes, iaa at
man maatte npsiue Standardization.
Dette blep imiolertio peo ct SiIiplbe
rsbet % meooelt / en- apis, og Oct
~ircmfalote loo itor Opbioielie blanot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-13
9alfans Syritehuie.

9rins 8eorg al Serbien bar al.
ito peret f~rigslplten, og ban bar lit.
fert meo 8egeiitring Jet lin geoite.
far Song Nifita ilaa lss paa Spr.
terne, mems bans Sar, Song Beter,
foriistig bolbt Jig tilbuge. Sa 8ong
Eeter / 1888 Gstct Spriten at Non-
tenegros 9loite Cater, par Der gan.
tie piit ingen llbiist til, at ban NOS
geniinbe ifulbe bli 8onee / Serbien,
men ban bar bog Brins al en- frem-
me6 Sprlteilegt, OF @iftermaalet
bar berfor ct Silfploe, iom life tios
Iigere bar inbtrufiet i Wontenegros
Siitorie. Song Nifitas SorfRore
bapoe giitet Jig meo Sanoets egne
Sstre, Dem man MI life engang
fienoer 9apnene taa, iaa Ser bill bli
Sortpilelie blanot @enealogerne,
naar oe ifal til at oritiae anetapler
for Reiultaterne al De ienere Sor.
binbelier inoenfor Wontenegros
8onaebus, lfriper 8enealogen Saudi
Sausbsn / "Eolitifen".
Ger aor eiter ben Gloite 9at'
tiers 9rplup eioroe Song Ntfitas
TO npIte Ostre enbnil bebre Eartier,
ibet oen enc 9gtet Ell rusiiif Stor-
iprite, iom par Setter al aeiier
~sleranSer III, og Den onben ben
rusiiife General Srins 8eorg al
9%euftenberg, ser ligeiom Song
Gbriitian X neoitammer ira Seller.
inbe Soiepbines ferite sGgtelfab meo
Meranoer De 9eaubarnais. Grin.
iesien al Sel,ftenbergs sgetelfab
blep oplsit fort eiter, at Song Bic
for emanuel bapoe 9gtet benoes
SsIter, % bun er MI gift meo Ell
rusiiif Storfprite, ell 9ror al ben.
oes nPitelbite Ssiters Wano. gn.
belig er en- Ssiter gilt meo Srins
SranS Soiepb al 9attenberg, % Der
iaiennem er ogiaa Wonteneeros og
@~refenloubs Spritebuie forbunone,
ibet Song @eorgs nGinnaite Ssn
er gilt meo Erinien al guttenbergs
9roroatter. Gn Glore gror al
Yrin'en al 9attenbere bar ~iorsprig
tS79-S6 Sprite al glllsarien, en-
treble 9ror err gift meo 9ronnins
SiftoriaS Satter % Spigeriar til
Song glfons XIII. Mens Song
Hifitas Glbite Ssn bar eiftet Jig
meo Ell Cater al Storbertusen al
Iecflenbura. Strelit5, bar en- pnere
bolot iis Sraoitionen eiterrettelis %
aiitet iie meo e., al 2anbets egne
Ietre.
aona Carl al Hum9nien bsrer
til en- 9lore Sinie al Den tpife Sci.
iers Stmilest Spben5ouern. Meo
lin Sromnius gliiabetb (meit fienot
mnber lit Soriatternapn Carmen
Splpa), icm err Ell Cater al ,spr.
item al @ieb. bar ban bare Ell Cat.
ter, Der bsoc iom 4.aaris. % %
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-13
en- interesiant Setsiae.

Sra 9oiie, Soobo, telegroiereS
hen 10be December: StatenS Ssie'
iterct bar ibog oeciberet, at llogipe'
ren og Hcoofteren al "9ciie Capital
NepS" ifol itouhc t~ilrette Tor at
tooc oiientIi99iort Sbcrit Rcoie'
pcltS iforpc aritif oper SeiclterctS
llOitcOtc 6orbub moo, at Hoolcpelta
&olgmpllo rpiprteS poo ocn off
cieAe &olgIeObel.
Nctten loo oNiuo ioloc Intponin'
ger ON, at Rooieoelt oiIoe foa font
me @ebon0lina iOm IpiamGuNenc,
ON ban bcfonbt Jig / Stoten, og
i%remitoocnNe Progressive bar itrepet
% onmoNct ham at ofceptere Het.
tens ~lloiorNrinq pco at beis9e &ho.
no. 81 oct pilbe life iorbouic mo-
0err, on Nberiter iaa 9loroe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-13

Sufcesiionen, er ben n9Itplolte
Sronarping. 3ronarpinaen er gilt
meo en- 3atter al ben regierenoe
Sertng al Sahien.aoburg.@ otha.
Song 5erbinanb al gulgorien
fIiberer ligelom Oct engelife, belsiife
% tioIigere portugiiiife aonsebuS
ben itore Iafiiife 5pritellegt; bans
n9rnleite Slegtninser er iprlis
fnpttet til Giterrise. Sans aiosoe
Snltrn bar Den elOite ai Sertusen
al Barmas "a 8srn, bans nutpp.
renoe er en- Rrinfesie al Hepis. sSyn.
gen al bans 9srn er enonu aifte,
De TO GIoIte, Ssnnerne Boris oa Gp.
ri, er | lis Mars Ilberen.
Song 8eorg al @r9fenlano (oen
oanite og Den norife aonses SnfeD
er iom befienot ierIis fnpttet til
Nuslano; 9ronning Olga bar Sci
Ter Ileranber III's aliiine, oe ire
al oeres Born bar peret gift inb /
Get ritsiiife Spritebus, merts 8ron-
prinien er aeiier 8iIbeIms Spoeer.
Dc iterfe Slegtifabsboano, Tom
iaaIeoes fnptter @refenlanos, Ger
bieus og Wontenegros 8%ongebuie til
De magtise rusiiffe Storfpriter, bill
fanife life bIi uben Snbflpoelie pau,
bpoo Der / De fommenoe Gage tier
paa 9alfan.