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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09

der ordinary circumstances will
amount to 7,500. 900 tons, and IL the
total production should reach the q; ],
RATED quantity Of Il, 81 900 tons
there VIII be "a. excess tower the
usual stoeks) Of .0OO. 900 tons to carry
over to the next campaign year unless
the worlds consumers absorb It under
Inducements 81 extremely low prices.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09
ESTIMATES OF ensuing
WORLDS SUGAR CROP


..,,,,... : 49,. -.
! 3 - - ? gu go ! iaie - "
!, Eai lot October a gives the following
Tentative estimates Of the worlds sue-
81 crops FOR sfhe season 1928.
New Cub. cron proeneefs
Very exteI,, I've nlanfinee ,vera made
for the new 19f2.13 cron' the 20 cansci1s
I for grinding 4 increaeed ana fhe
weather conditions Il ea,,yhont tho
krowine pefiod were satIsfactorv.
Special renorts i,Ist received 81 rs
/ from j large number Of Central factor
~ averare inerease a. cane fovs f,,a
n,.antiiv harrested lssf f', veafl e 81
ners cent uhich sn nile To- ths l.s9
crop 81 .S95 .ss4 tons sugar. niehf
Head to the expectation Of probable
ssaso5 n6ssr siniiar e md S.
The condition a.. f,e ts,,e a nresenf
a fenorfed IL - eI,narjo, - anal ~
/ :eef xS4r fbe e,,@ar V;ej6 * ,vb;ch'
uac reSerSIl 4 nn.,r 49, '.,,a : s
|.,1r<.s1 1,.',t. 81. '.' -.11iI, Is ,-ss<s
,fhe total Weld "a mn, toms. ma i4s )
Pew ern,, - S 5l,(l ma fons nossfhIs
30 !: $3.50 49,. 80,
= -. q.
~, 1870, : =
$3.50 '3s..' 49, q
-. 1880. 8. q
s. ~, .-,'- Il. $ ~
~, ..,...
t.. .-s.s ~. .,.. s. s q
sssis6 output q the iA new sS crop $50 5000
~, 49, g
3. 49, .,-s, ss,e's e. -.
~ 1919. 80. 49,, -
,,.o-s,, 5 : -
<r,'.. - i.
- s. ~ Z, ~
- Z. <-.:..', !. :. q. -
-. -, -. ~
1870 n, ( ~ :
60 - X Z. - :. ~
A. $3.50 60 49,. 49,.
80 =.
q. =, s,sS ~. =
- ~ $500 -. s. $, - -. z, 4.
800. t..S s1esoll - =. 4 & ~ 2
o<9 1S3 - 3 9, .s.-.
= IS ~ - s.,
es,. -,,,s ,ss, So -
~ q, q. q,
49,. - s6s 500. 6an 49, - ~, -
20 49,. +, 5 r,'ss - = no1
-,t = .'s 10y. ss,vys s2 2
"a ,...9. - ~, s =, e,'.v
& ~ -, se e. IS n ~ 9.
= -. g. - go
=. 's.' e''u os''''3 so''s = -
a. go -. :. $50.
NJ, g.
~. .. q sn.s Da.,'ss. OUT RLs''.'L'
,.s '.s.s -, IS ,',, - <'.ss
6 s !. ~ ~, .'.s Y 2 -
- ez.esv i.
= ~. 49,. so ~. -, u4.,'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09

One thousand pillow cases worth
zoe going for 10c each next week ct
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09

Raw sugar was steady in New YORK
yesterday with centrifngals IS test
4.O5 as it has been for 8 week 81 80
past.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09

4 3 expected that ths parcels post
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09

Repairs VIII be made to the Chan.
mel wharf by the harbor commission.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09

h IS limited on the local Wall Stree;
that the talk Of a stock dividend on
Pineapple is premature.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09

Cation. NeIll d Co. Ltd. IS branen.
ms out into electrical engineering.
and A. s. HefNard, graduated cleo
.ffician. has arrived to take charge Of
IS electrical department
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09

The exquisite perfectly BY being
attractive Lib, IL Lib and II Lib Air-Tght Packages
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-05-15
What She Wanted.

jim Mann was on his way back
from Chicago, and couldn't help
hearing the conversation of the cou-
pie in the section right behind his.
They looked like newly married
folks, but were not on their honey
moon, as Mann learned by deduction.
The woman laid down a newspaper
she had been reading and said to her
husband:
DC you know, wish | had one of
these affinities. Oh! | think it would
be just grand to sit on rock with
somebody and have him rave about
the Incompatible golden color of my
hair, and tell me that my eyes were
the most beautiful in the whole
world, and"
"Uh, huh," said the husband,
yawning.
And that the delicate pink of my
cheeks had been painted there by the
angels, and that he could not live
without me. Ooh. / think an affin-
ity like that would be
'Tisn't an affinity you want" in
terrupted her husband. What you
seem to want is a plain, old-fashion-
ed liar"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-05-15

). l.. Stortz of Canoe TOWNSHIP
was business caller Saturday.
DIR. L. j. Kaasa of Ridgewa.
was DEBORAH v'sitor Monday.
Miss Clara Stromsodt spent Sun
day with home folks at Calmar.
Dean Wn. McVettie was a bust
ness visitor in Cresco or Monday.
j. l.. Stortz was down from
Canoe township Monday, on bust.
ness trip.
M. j. McCabe was down from
Bluffton township Friday, on bust.
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pollitt re.
turned to Cresco Monday, after an
over Sunday visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Sears of Trout Run.
20. w. Emery and wife will de-
part next Monday for Vegerville,
Canada, to spend the summer with
several sons in that section.
Mrs. Roy Stewart and son of
Shakopee, Mimi. arrived on Monday
for short visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McMasters.
Mrs. Clara Graham returned to
Sioux Falls, 5. d. on Monday, after
an extended visit at the home of her
brother, Fl. G. Ward of Burr Oak.
Rev. DR.. J. w. Bissell of Water
loo delivered two very able sermons
at the Methodist church on Sunday,
in the absence, of Rev. w. NJ. Lemen.
Henry Reeves came up from
McGregor Thursday, accompanied by
Architect E. H. Turnock of Chicago,
and spent the evening as guests of
&. j. Weiser.
Mrs. Frank Kohler and daugh-
tiers, LaVon and Mildred, and Miss
Blanche Cooke of West Union are
spending few days at the Rudolph
Noecker home.
Adam Bulger was a pleasant
caller Monday. His son has return
ed home, rented the old farm, and
his parents will move to DEBORAH to
make their home
State Fire Marshal Roe is in the
city today inspecting the public build
ings. He ordered a number of
changes to be made in some of the
buildings to conform with the fire
law.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Ellingson of
Highlandville went to Prairie du
Chen, Wis. on Monday, where Mrs.
Ellingson expects to take treatment
at the sanatarium.
Mrs. Lauritz Larsen returned to
Cresco Monday after several days
visit at the Prof. Larsen home and
with her grandmother, Mrs. Haugen.
Mrs. OLAF Kallevang accompanied her
for few days visit.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-05-15
Notice.

Our stock of clothing is so large
and in such splendid condition that
it pleases us to inform our custom
ers and the public in general, that
never in our clothing history were we
able to give them such special val
ues, as at this time.
We have just received more than
100 fine all wool suits, made up by
one of the best firms in the country,
which we purchased at great sacri-
flee and we are offering these suits
to our customers and the public at
less than the original wholesale price.
These suits are all new, strictly of
this seasons make and there is not
a single thing the matter with them,
only the firm of whom we bought
them. wanted to clean out their en-
tire lot and We were ready to buy
them.
The retail price of these suits will
be from $500 to $3.50. and we
make the statement, without any
hesitancy what so ever, that they a; :
the best lot of suits, for the price,
which has ever been offered in De-
corah or anywhere else in the coun-
try.
Our stock of H. S. & NJ, 81" Sys-
tenn, Society Brand, as we'll as Cloth
craft. is complete and we assure our
customers they can buy any of these
!suits from us at cheaper price and
|get better values than from any
merchant anywhere.
Please remember this store guar
antees everything 1t sells. and If any
goods are not as represented and IL
customers are not pleased. they can
return them and get their money.
Sincerely,
BEN BEAR.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-05-15
Notice..

Sealed bids for the construction of
cement culverts, cross-walks and side
walks for tie city of DEBORAH, Iowa,
will be received at the office of the
city clerk UP to and including June
LIST, 1912.
Plans at the city clerks office.
2O-2 f. Nj. HUGHES,
City Clerk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-05-15
Runlnage Sale.

The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Congregational church will open
their spring rummage sale in the
Freeman building on May 25th.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-05-15
Does Your House Need Painting?

We will make paint for you of
pure white lead and oil which will
Toutwear any patent paint on the mar
ket. II. A. Prastmark. 81
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-05-15
Nav 18th Dance.

Big dance at Marshs hall on May
18th. Good music, good order, good
time. Tickets so cents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1912-05-15

Smile on temptation, and it is
Lard to lock it out of doors.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-09

hernatng quarters. Much depends
upon the protection the wee.I!S hap
pen TO be under and upon their in
diVidual vitality. Nevertheless, the
Importance Of low winter tempcra
lures is considerable although it is
lessened by the process OF adaptu-
tlon to the conditions OF this ,ouu-
Try the Weevil is undergoing.
The considerations that ha>e lust
been mentioned lead to two definite
conciuS1onS a bout the advance OF the
DOH WeeVll in the United States on.
OF these is that the insect will never
be problem Of great Importance IN
The western part OF the belt wher.
the precipitation IS about Twenty-Five.
inches or less. The other conclusion
IS that the advance along the north
ern pait If the belt wifi he slow and
uninterrupted by numerous setbaclaS
due TO low winter temperatures Th.
most rapid advance will be in th.
lower part Of the cotton belt along
the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic
1t is estimated that the weeNil will
reach the Atlantic ocean in about
six years. but it may be fifteen or
more years before it establishes itself
in the northern limits Of the present
cotton belt.
/ Not OXere>timaied. the Situation Il
Not Alarming.
From the foregoing statements II is
evident that the boI weevil problem
. is one Of considerable MAGNITUDE and
! one which Will not lessen III import
unCe years pass. Serious As the
problem is. the writer can agree with
! Nh II. \. stone. z prominent ranIn- "A
/ mist and cotton planter OF MiSSiSSi ppI
! IN the statement that no other insect
since the dawn Of history, not Except
! ing the Egyptian locust. has had to
/ bear the burden piled upon il hv the
! boil WeeVi!. Win the incolnine Il
4 the WeeNil there Is Il tendency 10 over
! look all factors which have for years
! contributed to 4 lesSencd production.
/ Consequently the boil weeSi FIRE
/ quently is accredited with powers and
I damage which it does not possess. The
/ actual loss it has inflicted has been
/ augmented by panics that in many
cases have been entirely unjust flied
The spread in the United States
will undoubtedly continue ana many
| changes in the system Of 39ricaltur-
will be brought about. IN spite nf
| these facts the situation is not alirm-
ing The writer sees no reason N
suppose that the United states viii
not continue to maintain its Suprrru-
acy in the production Of the STAPLE
The centers of production Will -
changed. there will undoubtedl" he
| a strong westward movement n
doubtedly there is sufficient land ii
the west to produce enough cotton
to offset the loss in humid regions
where a great reduction in acres <
is ineyita bic.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-09
STOPPED THE TRAIN.

\ mischleI and nOtorlet<-
craving horse i> said to have
brought fast Pennsylvania
freight train To 4 sudden stop By
grabbing the emergency brake
rope with his teeth In moment
the steel brakcshoes were grinding
on the wheels an dthc tram was
brought TO a sudden >tanlStlll.
The excited crew ran down the line
to discover the cause OF the Jolt,
which they located III the hearty
laugh the horse vouchsafcd a they
dashed by his stall
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-09

Game Warden ". +. >mtth III
connecticut reports a shooting 4ni
capture OF an unprecedented mum
Der Of albino animals and birds
This he believed 10 be The sign of
the decadence OF wild aninaI~ III
that State owing 10 the lnroad> 81
civilization and the continual
harrassing BY hunters.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-08

lie TN Grunbe peiter ni4ts als bds
probutt zines tleinen enger Settles
unb elmer ~traurigen 9sbanfenloiisz
felt. Denn man idpaBt iiber ans
oere 2euts ia nur bespe9en, neil i'm
5irn fein 9orrst iiber beHeren 9ts
fprddsitoff borbdaoen 1T.
ODD bas nalatiden" 1T ni9t aIs
lein 8sodntenloiigteit unb alsineei.
Iti9teit, fonbsrn es berrdt aud einen
Mansel an gutter Graiebung unb an
Selbfter3iebung. Ser gut ersoeene
Menfd, elmer, Der an ieiner @erpoas
fOmmnuns eeurbeitet but, fdDnt feline
Rebsnmenfden. St bort, er iiebt
unb fdpeigt; sr b.bdlt ales fir fid
unb = Der9iBt es.
0ds 1T Der pabre oebsnsfiinitler.
Der teinen b0fen InitoB gibt, Der
biele @ebeimniiIe ipeib, bon pislen
Wsni6en 9~ertrausn genisBt unb bas
8ertrauen audi Donallf peroient.
9enn iein sinfidtiser, tluger Der
ftdnO ia9t ibm ia, oaB mir Menfden
ale boiler S9nd6en fino, baB urs
fere SunoIungen febr oft BON aigenz
blidli6en Da[uneen, Stimmuns:n
unb llmitdnben oittiert nerben, unb
oaB mir ale irren unb nismanb frei
bon 6eblern lit. SelbTt Die beitsn.
bebeutenoIten. erbdbenIten Meniden
t0nnen ihrer Sdpdden baIber be.
tIutfdt" unO ld6erlid gemadt iper.
ben.
Mit 2euten, ois unfreunblides
iibtr dnbers reben. ion man gar niht
ooer nur febr fparIam psrtsbrsn. Sn
iibrtgen aber mDgen Oieic 2eute reben,
tpas Ie pollen, lpenn mir nur unIere
6anOlungen 70 einridteu, bab mir tie
Dor unierem Sepiien psrtreten tDns
men,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-08
alatfd.

Sine b.tdnnte piBig. Nn.toote err
3dhIt BON eintm &dffeetrdn84en
ipredIuftiger 0omen folsenbes:
Gin MitgIt.b bisfes Raffeetrdn5s
dsns bate Die eigentiimli9. Sc
po6nbsit, dIs erfter Gdit gu erIdeis
men unb bsbdrrli9 oif benz 9ldbs
iiben gu blsibsr, Biz an. anbsren ge>
gdngen tpdren. als cine 5reunbin
sinmdI ibrs gsr%punberuna iibtr biefe
dusoauernbe SsBbdftigt.it duBerte,
meinte bic 8ebdrrlide ieeIenrubig:
pSoldnge i'd babel bin, fam nies
mdno iber mid reben. 9arum bin
i'd bic erfte unb bleibe dIs leBte."
Wer Elm tpenig Grfabrung beiiBt,
neib, baB bic ltntsrbaItungen iiber
ben lieben Hdditen ni6t etnu bos
alleinige Monopol Ser 8affestrdn3z
den Der 9amen finb. Qlud no am
runben Stammtif6 Bier getrunten
unO lelbit no tein Bier getrurten
pirb, fommt 10 mas bor uno
our4ous nidt etipd 10 1elten.
unb 70 oft Elm ger.6t unb biGi9
oenfenoer meni9 anbsre iiber einen
QbpeIenbsn, ibsr sinsn 8etannten,
iiber einen 9uten Sreunb nflatfhen"
bort, fragt ct Ii6 immer pieoer:
Warum gsFhiebt bies9 Wurum petb
man BON ieinsm Nd6iten MIR llns
fr.unbli9.s unb islten stipds 2ies
%benstpertes gu er3dblen9
&c lift bis1ei9t bic ebenio falI6e
pie t0ri6te gorausfebuns, baB mar
felbIt i'm b.Feren aihts eri9eint,
tptnn man ben dnbtrsn in Ben
Sdattsn itslt. Gs lit bielleidt aud
Der Srieb, gu 3eigtn. bab Ser anbere,
bon benz man unfreunbltd fpri6t,
nidt better ais man itIbit tit. limb
bielei6t du6 iinb Die b0Ien Worte
nur Der Qusbrud Der @erbitterung
iibsr perfebtte 3iele posr bes Reibes
odriiber, oaB Der anoere mdndes er@
rei4t bat ober b,iitt, mas man IeIbIt
ni6t erreiden fonnte.
SeosnFals tpmmt fsIten stpos
Suites aug eintm 8IatId beruus.
8isle 2euts f0nnen, nadoem Tie Sic
S6abenfrtsn Tier oos @eborte ge@
noftn BADEN, abt Dem Orange pis
berIteben, ben aatid BEN 8stroFfes
men ipieber 3u 4 ,dblen. Damn gibt
IS bsftigen Strei erit apifden 5fpeien
unb ipeiterbin bitiers 5einofhaft
5piidsn breien. nobel Der 3tpiidens
trigger Der brit I 1T.
Wel6e 90 ~: dber unfreunolihe
IadreDs aud buben mag. INNER lit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-08

llntsrbsfsn gingsn stpsi uIts 5srrsn
nit fsbr a~ufri.bentn Mienen i'm part
ailf unb al unb iprddsn lsbr lebbaft
nit chamber. 3upetlen bIidten 5e
mad ben SsnItern bes SdlrFss, Oh iid
benn ba nod nidts bltden lafe. 4ber
niats aeist. iid.
Die Sdslm. ldFen ldnge duf ii4
tparten, iaste 9raf Dilbsnau idsrs
senb. Nuu, i'd Derarg. es ibnen ni9t.
Sic finb LANCE genus setrernt getpes
fen. Ner bod aud nod 70 jung unb
10 gliidIid mare! 60 1T IS uns Bel
ben nidt ersansen. 9aHstftein! 5brt
SlnMpid ftdrb uub meine - nun Sic
niFen, baB bic 8arOntT. Dsrtb,im
bi. Satin Sbrss 8rubsrs uurbei
Sd DeiB, i'd lpeib! faste SaTsIs
ftsin. IS CAB islbit Elm @sridt -
Gin nidtspiirOisss, p,rleumberis
Ides Geridt! unterbra9 i'm graf
WiIbenau l,bbaft. Morie mar treu,
pie Elm gneel. sic liebte mid, bas
peiB i4, unb erit iebt bsgreife i9 bic
eanae Dual, bic Il. erlitten, ieBt, ba
id ipeib, ipsI4' Elm Msnid ibr 9atts
gepeien, ben id bamdls taum fannie.
Rsin, id babe ie nur ieItsn ~pieberg,s
feben unb ibr bann fdum bic 6anb
gebrildt. ab.r Oieisn W.rntr, id
liebte i1n, als er nod Elm anabe mar,
id liebte i'm I'm f.iner Wutt,r pi1en,
id lieb ibn ME aus ben 4ugsn, es mar
mir, ala fei er msin eigentr Sobn.
DEM i'd fpuBte ia nidt. bab i'd elm.
Sodter befab, Id pubte ni4t, bab id
troy bsS @erluitss Warisns nod bate
gliidlid fem t0nnen! sd aarftorte
Telbft m.in Slid bur9 bic pobnFns
niss asnsitlidtsit, bic mid lib.rfisl,
ala isnt Gdurtsn Mnna Borcsspsta
perlsumoet batten.
CT idpiss unb fabr fid nit Der
6dnb iiber bic Gtirn.
Nucie ioIl q tpo mOglt@ ME erfaps
rem = ober eff na9 msinem 9obt!
iubr tr bdnn fort. ga, Werncrs Mu.'
ter unO Annd 9crt3epsia finb bic
sinsigen Groren sstptisa. Bic ih ipdhrs
boft seIiebt bdbs. Sd bate Wsrnsr
aboptirt, frenn ct bon ieinem Batter
enttrbt irprb.u mare, LIMB ipesbalh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-08

quf b m 0ttf9auer Moril
ioQen einmol gu einem BaI 1896
Mdgbt in ibrer SpreelpdIoer Sra1t
eriaienen ietn.
Sn Der tdotif6en Mnnos
fdurei leber ettpo $4,000 Sopaner,
BON Oenen 5000 I'M 0ielliie Der @is
ienbobn iteben
Bon ben berii ! m ten Sos
henaullernIasn 0olbgeidirr iinb MI,
nod Elm Seller unb mebrere Sddis
Iel9sridte iibrig.
Durd 2rd.rn 6es Grbs
reihs mittels Obnomit pirb Der Gt.
frog zines 8aumni[feIbes Inn boa
fiinffaAe erbDbt.
S9moItaIotn fibrte f1is
Der idbrIid SO Millionen S1ubma.
aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-08
Err O~irruHrpitpr.
eim sit,snssmaIss ION usa BON usrs.


Biaiommsn, grdf Wsrnerl insi.
miIbsndu ibm bic 6anb rtidsub.
gDi1ommtn In ShDnrubl Wis LANCE
babe i'd mid auf Oisi,n aussnblid ee'
fr,utl Ruu, Ct IN ,nbIi6 Oa unb Id
bdnt, 9ott baiar. Wo[sn Gle eis'
beth ipr,6tn2 Gle III In ibr,m gins
merl SOH i'd 4. raien2
aaF,n Si, mid ou ibr ssbsn! ants
tportst, Wtrn.r. Gt. bat Elm Rect,
mid Su .riparttn. qb.r nod = nod
ipeib i'd nidt, reIdt autport fe mir
esbtn pire. q. b.ti.f iiA dnf Jhrtn
Ratb -
limb m,in Roib b.itanb barin, oub
i9 r. bat, nur ibr,m ~.istnsn 5sr5.n
su fOlseu, unterbrod ibn WiIoenou.
@eb.n 81. gu ibr, 9rdf Dsrner, bic
britt. 9biir r,hts = tIopf.n Sic an,
fis ipirb gluuben, i'd ist es i.lbit.
CT 0ffnett bic Sbiir o.s Gmpfarsss
fdal,s unb b,ut,i, ben Sang bindb,
Inn Wern,r ben Neg gu Ssiseu.
Dieter sOs.rt.. Gin, O,utlids llrs
rubs maltt fi1 auf isintm Geii9te,
bas tur5 Oorber nod tpie aus giisn ss'
formt idten.
Sic pirb srIdred,n! fast. CT.
Wtnn lie bsnno6 -
60 seben Si, nur, Ell, tb0ridter
Wdnr, ri,f @raf Wilbendu. Sdben
sic besbal5 t~nuisnb Gsfdbren uno
benz 9OO. s.trObt, I'M bOr ,in.m WGb'
den su Sitt.rn2
Gin fpsbmitbis.r 3us Ipi.lts I'm Si,
2ippsn @erntr's. Sic idienen bas
2d9eln lGnst bersef.n gu buben.
Rur. nit 8ott! iaet. .r, .inen tisfen
Bid uuf ben Grufen tperf.uO, unO
ging.
gr ilopft, an bi. bsJsidnste Ebir.
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(gnot.)

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-02-08

attendance of the members. The
evening was ideal for it.
The following program had been pre-
pared;
Vocal music by the male quartette.
Remarks by the POSTMASTER, H. F.
Denton.
Friendship" Superintendent H. S.
Simmons.
Friendship" County Judge S. M.
Duggan.
A few remarks by Gen. Z. Hunting
ton.
Vocal solo by Rev. E. c. II. Peith-
mann, accompanied by Edward Rickmo
on the flute.
The triangle was fitted to Pythianism
by Martin E. Hotter.
"Fraternalism, Floyd Yaeger.
''Pythianism, Rev. Peithman.
An original song, Rev. Peithman.
Short address, States Attorney Frank
Anderson.
A short time was spent in playing
cards while the committee prepared
the lunch. There was only one trouble
the boys experimentation had not
expected so large an attendance and
were a little short on tables-they had
everything else in abundance. Every
number on the program-with the pos
sible exception of the POSTMASTER
was fine, the music splendid, and the
boys did themselves proud on the lunch.
1t was a very pleasant and most enjoy
able evening for all present.