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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18

The ome who have been reg
istering the droves the past few days
have not come in punches as they
did this morning. Shortly before 10
o'clock today twenty-three women
at the registration Office in
the city hall at the same time. All
wanted to register in order to be able
to. vote at the coming primaries.
Too many for Mr.. SCHUYLER. He
instituted a barber shop system and
each a number.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18
HUNDREDS SHOUT ENCOURAGEMENT To MANY
ATHLETES From NINETEEN HIGH SCHOOLS
4 Y .
HI OFFICIALS.
Refcrce--Prof. F.. +. Chandler.
StartCr-Dc ID l. Dnnlon

Refcrce-Prof. f.. +. Chandler.
Startcr-Dr. ID. l.. Dunlop.
Finish Judges-A. c. Hargrave,
II. a. McAllister. w. Fl. Daudt.
DIR. G. c. Abbott. DIR. G.. n. Cald-
we'll. I. T. Lindsey, Prof. S. j.
Pease. Ansel Wineman.
Timers-S. r. Rhodes. Prof. a.
j. Becker. j. NJ. Brannon.
Reporter. c. CRIES..
Scorcrs-Philip Bangs. Hugh
Putnam. Clarence Lochlin.
Announcers-John Sad, John
Harris.
Field Judges--Dr. w. G. Rek.
head. Theodore Wells. Ellis kem-
erer. Karl Schmidt. j.. w, Nc
Knight. Ernest Bulge, Hans Nell
son.
Clerks of Course-Harrv Van
Arnun1. head; Elcf Rue. Oscar
Wilcox Louis B~urtcnning, Brooks
McClintock. Harris Robinson.
Inspectors-Albcrt Hemp. head.
William Chittick, Max Taubert,
Harry South. Earl McFaddcn.
Marshals-Georse Sagen, head,
A. G. Smith. George McClintock,
Leon Lofn. William Marsh. Her.
bert James. Ray Holmes. Howard
Huston. S. Salvason, {. c. Con-
nor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18
NOTICE OF FUNERAL.

Danish Vice Consul Received OficiaI
Document Today.
M. Rasmussen. Danish vice consul
for North and South Dakota this
morning received official notice of the
time for the funeral. of the late King
Frederick: which will take place on
Friday. May .24. The notice came
from the Danish legation at Washing
ton. On the day Of the funeral the
vice consul will show respect for the
dead ruler by having the Danish f1as
doated at half mast at his residence.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18

IF had Ed Walsh" relates Frank
Chance. I'D win the pennant. I'd
pitch him every day." But Alibi Ed
has stated persistentlv that he intends
to rest his arm this season. by not
working over five anne a week.
Which. of course. doesn't include his
wrecking crew assignment when TIL,
hlare of trumpets summons him to the
rescue.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18

1t would be a great joke on Italy
II the Turks should come back and
clean up. after everything looked SO
IS But 1t is a joke that isn't likely
to be perpetrated.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18
REGISTER WANTED HELP

Twcnty.threc Women at Registration
Office In City Hall at Ono Time
This Morning.
Deputy Register Of Deeds Schuyler
Is not as 81 rule afraid of the female.
of the species. but this morning he
was nearly ready to throw both hands
above his head and call for the po-
lice. for help.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18
Sun Smiles it's Pleasure on
Annual Field and Track
Meet.

y Il y y y - y y y
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM.
$50 y. m.-Final defamation
contest. university gymnasium.
$3.50 p. m.-AWarding of medal
ana reception. university gymna-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18

1t is IL observation that no furni-
ture looks very we'll on a moving van
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-05-18

Tie for qualifying place in a pre-
liminary of 100 yard high hurdles run
off by 10. Miles; 81, McHolland.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
DIXIE BAPTNS
AGAINST MON
With Georgian at LAD, Con-
vention Commit REJECTS
Sect CoIIaborsn Idea.

or Auo,tA f,1TyKLA., May 16.
On the ground that ei.oi - W. a. =
o1,,,,,, .;., LII useless, as the
Baptists must insist oeieiAei"S
ideas against all difiiOe' - rs -
belief existing in OF ieiis io"' ,o- 80,
the committee of oou'iietii i''' ~ -,
aor,.antian ~ ct,h unity reported
-, 80 1.-THE movement for
o,.,aniz.,a ,,rfof churches.
-rb;s as headed by Presi-
49, = - alof Macon, Ga, and
49, anno,ntsd consider the PROPOSE
ton made by o'iiei = - 20 = :
o ~ 49,, ,,aaSnets which would be
occentoh1a ~ of them
Adonrdin~ the report of the COM
,,,ittoa ~ D. SITS will do anything in
thoir ,oaor Promote a greater unity
- so+ion 80, the denominations, but
~ Lite tspressed that there is no
,,o.e;ti,it,, my organic union.
offic OF Convention.
~ r, rgan. of Macon, Ga, was
,,non,r,orsre- elected president. Vice
saiao.t-B: Charles A. Smith, Co
,,.ua.to 9. Rev. J. Pike Powers,
E,-ii,o enn.: DR.. Carter Helm
Tanes 0homa City, and DR.. j P
Con 1rtv. Mo. Dr. Jones is a
,-ra4lou Rev. Ashby Jones, of Au-
snst. DR.. Lansing Burrows, of
ga, and Or. O. F. Gregory,
- c4.,,n va. were re- elected see
sa+ar,o gfeorge f. Madden, OF Ken
49,. bsurer. and William P. Har-
vey. oen'uchS' auui'oi
HomOnd lorelsh niise'oii ''iiu -
day sd boards supml''ed ann u"i s.
Reports of Boards.
rbaome board reported S8So,ooo
an,Jated: number of baptisms in
.s99: total number of additions
80 new churches organized, col:
hon of worship built or improved
osthmber of students in mountain
.o,s. 1895; value of mountain school
lily. s5oO,00O mountain population
I'D by board, 1884; number Negro
he Ems 2.461.
Z foreign board reported 4.3oo hap
&, an increase of 700 over last year;
\. foreign membership of 24,648 to-
humber of missionaries, 26S; native
Ikers, 577; total amount contributed
5000
Fhe Sunday school board reported
nations of $3oO,276 for the year, ar
crease of s21, S29 over last year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
Not A NlEES,
DeCOnlinQ -
eG ~ 9S
Crown for ~
Youth 4
ssssaesruuw.,.,. ,ruuuss

A head full ofunsiehtly gray and faded
hair.-Why not have beautiful, natural
colored hair, full of life and beauty
keep yourself young looking and faScin'
ating?
Every woman wants to be and can be,
if she will use HAYS HAIR HEALTH
to restore those gray hairs to their natu-
raj color. 1t isn't a dye.
You'll be surprised how quickly the
gray hairs vanish and how young looking
you can keep yourself by the regular
use Of HAYS HAIR HEALTH. Get
your money back from your druggist if
you are not satisfied with it.
Sl.OO and SOC at Drug Stores or direct upon
receipt o price and dealers name. Send l0c for
trial bottlc.-Phlo Hay Spec. Co. Newark, N. J.
FOR SALE AND RECOMMENDED
BY JACOBS PHARMACY.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
COLLEGE DIRECTORS
APPOINTED BY SMITH
WILL HOLD PLACES

The supreme court decision multiplying
those of Governor Hoke Smiths ap-
pointments which were not confirmed
bv the senate will not affect those per
sons appointed directors Of the State
Medical college at Augusta.
These appointments, it is understood
were made under special act passed
during the last session Of the legtsla :
ture making the Augusta college part
OF the University of Georgia.
In appointing A. A. Miller, +. II. Cal
loway. John r West, W. A. Latimer, P
A. StovalI and L. c. Hayne, Governor
smith made real vacancy appointments.
The board of directors of the Augusta
school, prior to last summer. had been a
local board This board was vacated
bv special act of the legislature tax
ing the school over for the state.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
COMMITTEE WILL VOTE
ON UNDERWOOD BILLS

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE SEN
ate finance committee today agreed to
take vote tomorrow on the Under
wood free sugar bill and the excise bill,
which when passed by the house. was
intended to raise the revenue which
would be lost by reason of the abolition
Of the sugar tax. The committee also
agreed to vote next Tuesday on the I'm
derwood wool bill.
The committee also discussed in
formally the matter of concluding bust
ness and reaching an adjournment,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
'RICHESON PLEADS
AS MAN OF SOUTH
"Shock of My Being Sent to
the Chair viii Kill My
Father" He Says.

BOSTON MASS, May 16.-The fate
of Rev. Clarence Y. T. Richeson rests
today upon the report of Alienists Sted-
man, Forest and futile as TO the pris-
oaers sanity, so far as Governor Foss
is concerned
That is the one thing for which
am waiting" said the governor. 1t
will not take me more than one moment
to decide what my action shall be, once
have that report
Whether this report viii be made to-
day or tomorrow is not known. The
alienists themselves refuse absolutely
to give any hint
Richeson still belives he win be given
a chance to work out what has become
his ambition in life-to convert the con
victs in the prison by living a right
life among them and by the example Of
his own fate.
Rieheson's horror Of the electric chair
was described by Sheriff quinn today
in this wise:
"Richeson asked me while at the
Charles street Jail, if there was no way
in which he could atone for his crime
without paying the death penalty
He told me of his great dread Of
being executed. Such a disgracefu
death viii be the means Of blasting my
family history he said. AS a man O
the South my heart aches at tbs
thought of such stain being placed
upon the name of my parents II I an
sent to the chair. ] feel that the shocE
will kill my father
Richeson. in the shadow Of the cleo.
trio chair. maintained an air Of stoicisn
today that was surprising to his at
tondants. He seemed resigned ant
even cheerful
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
STATE FLAG SOUGHT FOR
GE0RGIANS' OHIO GRAVES

Mrs Lily Brown head of the Robert
E. Lee chapter, L. D. G.. of Colum-
bus, Ohio. has written Adiutant Cen
eral Obear asking for Georgia fac
to be raised on June , over the graves
of 265 Georgia veterans buried in 4
Columbus cemetery The adjutant gen
eral says the state can not supply the
flag, and requests that the matter be
taken up by the local chapters of the
L. y. G.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
Augusta Candidate Is Chosen
Outer Guard by Only Six Ma
iority-No Other Contest.

AUGUSTA. GA, May 1s.-The grand
lodge Of Georgia knights of Pythias
today elected the following officers:
Grand chancellor, J. W. Austin, At
lanta: grand vice chancellor. Miller s.
Bell. Miledgeville; prelate, H. NJ.
Stanley. Dublin; grand keeper of rec
ords and seal, w. H Leopold. savan-
nah: grand master of exchequer, R. c.
Norman. Washington; grand master at
arms. John P. Cheney. Marietta; grand
inner guard Troy Beatty, Athens;
grand outer guard George c. schau-
fele, August.
The Pythan sisters elected the fol-
lowing officers:
G. G., Mrs. Jennie Dreeson, Savan-
nah; G. s, Mrs. Medora Brown, Au-
gusta; G. J.. Mrs. Adde Komeman Sa-
vannah, G. NJ, Mrs. Julia Schaufele,
Augusta; G. NJ of r. and G.. Mrs.
Margaret McFather. Edison G NJ. Of
F.. Mrs. Annie NJ. Cumming. Augusta,
G. p. Miss Helen Glass. Fort Valley;
G. G.. Mrs Gussie Behr, Savannah; SUI
preme representative. four years, Mrs.
olivia Benton Savannah alternate,
Mrs Willie Brewer. Douglas
The only contest in the election Of
grand lodge officers was between w
T. Anderson. of. Macon, and George G.
Schaufele. of Augusta. The latter won
by six votes.
Waycross won the 1913 convention.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
u. S. SUBMARINE BOAT
ASHORE IN EGG HARB0R

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.. May IS
The United States submarine ?,
northbound, is ashore in Great Egg
harbor, four miles off the beach. &C
cording to a message from the Great
Egg life saving station this afternoon
The submarine was reported resting
easily upon the beach in fourteen feet
of water and the commander refused
assistance, saying that the craft would
be hoated at high tide.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
HELPS a Judge in Bad Fix

Justice Eli Cherry, Of ellis Mills,
Tenn. was plainly worried. A bad sore
on his leg had baffled several doctors
and long resisted all remedies. y
thought it was cancer he wrote ~
last used Buck1en's Arnica Salve. and
was completely cured" Cures burns
boiis. ulcers. cuts. bruises and piles. %
cents at all druggists
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16

Show the favored marks of trimming and fashion
the raised waist line others are plated anumber of tn
med with tafeta and buttons. There are several
mixed wooens splendid for mountain climbing
The skirts themselves are all that you could want
are cut half in two
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
| 900 BALES OF COTTON
BURN AT CHARLOTTE, NC.

CHARLOTTE. n C.. MAY 16.-About
I 600 bales of cotton were destroyed
today when the Southern railway COM
press here was burned. The loss IS
estimated at between $4,000 and s40,-
600 The cotton was fully insured.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
BILL REPORTED FORCING
WIRELESS ON ALL SHIPS

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE house
committee on merchant marine and
fisheries today favorably reported the
bill compelling all passenger vessels to
carry wireless outfits.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
MRS. ALBERTA TAYLOR DEAD.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, MAY Is. Mrs
Alberta G. Taylor, president of the Viz
ginia Clay Clopton chapter, Daughters OF
the Confederacy, died today Of heart fail
ure She was a daughter of The late eX-
Governor Reuben Chapman. She is sur
vived by a son. Lieutenant Reuben Tay-
Tor, T. S. A.. and one daughter, Mrs. Al
berta Vanduson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
SUFFRAGE is SWAMPED
BY ITALIAN DEPUTIES

a ROME. May 16.-The Italian cham
Der of deputies today defeated the
measure providing for womens suf-
frage by an Overwhelming vote. Pre-
mier GiolitN espoused the measure,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16
ALBANIAN MEMORIAL ORATOR

DALTON. GA, May 16.-Colonel ].
Cotton Lynes. of Atlanta. will deliver
the Memorial day address here tomor-
row, under the auspices Of Bryan NJ.
Thomas chapter Daughters Of the Con
federacy.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
SolmcitranSs 9ampiaa brruot.

Sra Solmelrranb meboeles Den 27be
slpriI: Snat peo 3.2ioen ltobreo ser
grano / SoImeitranos Camping %
Sspleri. 9pen blep itrar parslet, og
granop9ieuet rpffebe no, 9rano-
p9leret er oaarIigt og beitaar peient.
Zig af fripiQige; men oct iungereoe
efter acknowledgements uomerfet.
Oct bar imioIertio baableit at reooe.
% Gumpia9en og Sepleriet brpnbte
neo I'll @%rrnoen. 2ampiagen %
Sspleriet bar asiitreret for ca. 150,.
600 SIR. gf Materialerne, Der ogiaa
bar asinreret, reobeoe man alere for
ca. 10000 ar., meoens Der brRnote
for ca. 10000 Ser. gierne liber pitt.
nof intet Cab, ba alt por asiureret.
9ampiagens 8ontor er life brpnot.
SoImeItranos Gampiag % Seplert
blep for ct Bar Maaneoer iiben iolgt
al oct 9alnle Selifab | S%ifpioation
til observation-disclosures Greater, Sar-
Itoo % Seggeitab. "a oiSie alene
l~eiligbeoSpis brep Sagcn % Seple-
riet, ioet be ppientlig reolilereoe De
M%aterialier, Iom alereoe bar f9roig,
bliper Der ingen arbeibSlesbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14

lem al Storebeoinge 9proao, lioen
1892 granooireftsr for 2onobpanin.
gcrnes aim. granoforiifring oa li6en
1897 Gireftsr for Storebeoinae
Sparefasie.
en- at Ganmarfs olIer ploIte
3linitnere, SanoifobSmoIer giIer
&asmnislen Gilerien er 900 / en- MI.
Ser af So Mar. Gtlerien bar Ell
gonoeisn fra 6pn; ban oeltoa | Sri.
gen / 1913 % uoitiIleoe slaret efter
for ferlte Sang. San uauot mart
anieeIie iom 2anoifabsmoIer; iprIi9
giorbe ban 2pffe meb fine Sliteriss
rer ira aiebenhapnS Tprebaue. Gnb-
M ifior uoitilleoe ban pao Chariot
tenborg iom bper Sang isr / De iioite
60 Iar. Sans Stunt bar lpS oa
elifpproig OF uopr9get ounif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
Stadium ftraaier % Vianter

en- init Irofesior, Sans Molilh.
bar aiort Den Spoo9eIle, at Haoi.
unitraaler oirfer | bei 8rao beiora
brcnbe paa FlanterueS Bert OF Ito.
billing; ban bar gienuem eli Rrffe
Sorisg fonitoteret, of oiSie merfelige
Straaler unoer piSie SmitGuoighe.
Der % paa ct beltemt Siospunft fan
opbppe 8interfnopperneS SuiIepe.
riooe % iaa Dem til at lpringe Tor
tioliat no.
llbiptter man I. Or. / SIutniugen
al Hopember eller 9egpuoelien al
December Sploefuopper for itcrte
Haoirmitraoler / en- eler to Gage,
bill Dc, uaar De oereiter fonnnter I'M.
Der fortiat 3ripbltSpleie, fort 8io ef'
ter lpringe no. mebenS andre auop.
per, Ger life bar ppret nr0er Naots
umsTaaoirfning, mloer ellers ltge
Smitpnoigbeoer ilet life iprin9cr no
eaer ibpert Salo isrit uofoloeS Iangt
Ienerc. geltraalinaen ntaa bare en-
aonife beitent Sib, bperten for fort
eller for lpuge; / isrite 3iIirioe ipo.
res ser ingen 8irfning, | anoet 1ll'
iploe pirfer 9eitraaliugen bpmmeli'
be eIler enopgiaa nrGbenoe. 6orefa'
qeS 9eltraalingen | September %
Sftcbcr, poa bpilfen lib Snilepe'
riooen enonu or meget folt, faar man
beQer intet Reiultat; og Oct famine
er 5iliGloet, bpiS Sorieget gisreS !
Sanllar eler Ienerc,
De in~tereSionte 6orlsg, Der mereS
of bile iaa itor prottilf getpontng,
bill naturliepis bliue i%crtiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
Ssbsfalb. 9ureouhef / arm6it

SsSsfalb. 9urealhef | IrmeitD.
relien 81. 8. .. SO. gopeieu er
bpo, AZ aar ganmel. San bar &ano.
iur. ira 1890, blep Sefret9r | Irme-
ltprelien / 1899 og gureaudei /
1905.
gn Of Sreorifsbalos melt
fienbte SorretningsmGno 8rosierer
Silmer Bergman er aigaaet peb 81
oen efter ct Ear Maaneoers Spge.
leie, "a Iar gammel.
Srsfen Marp 0tteien er af-
aoaet peo OGDEN / Berlin. Srsfen
Stteien, iom bar feOt / ariitionia og
Cater Of grigaoeouoitsr Stteien,
bapoe fra fin tibliae llngoom al lrn'
ser itooige ReiIer / llNlanbet, irrlig
/ SpIflanb, erbperpet Jig omfattenoe
Sproafunoifaber. Rapnlig beber'
Ifeoe bum 9pif ooerlegent, og toIte
og ifrep Bette Sprog meo iammc
2etbeb iom Rorif.
- Ssieiteretsaooofat 6. .. So
banien er afgaaet peb DOZEN eiter
nogen 3ibs Spgeligbeo. Sobanien
bar fsot tS4S, bleu Stioent 1867,
tog embeoseramen 1873 og bar
Sulom9gtig hos gpiogoen / ariiti'
ania fra 1S74-tS76. s 1899 blep
ban abpofa., efterot ban / 10 aar
bapbe praftiieret iom Sagfsrfer |
SIR. ania. Sra 1895 bar ban p9ret Of.
ientIig opn9pnt 5oriparer peo Oslo
2agmanbsret, iioen 1901 oesuoen
5oriparer peo arigsretten ! ariiti-
onia.
SlipeIer Grit 5riid / ariiti.
ania err pluoielig aigaaet ueo 3soen
al Slag. Crit 5riid par isot / 1859.
Otter ct Spbolo i 4anmarf arbeioe.
De ban en- fort 3io hos Sbrne. &c.
mere reiite ban til amerifa os aab-
neoe iammen meo FIN pnsre gror en-
SltpeIerforretning / Seattle, bpor
ban por / ct bolpt Snes aar. Sor
s aar iioen tom 6riiG biem for at
boiette iis | ariitiania. 90 fort eff
ter opretteoe ban Supelerioyretnin-
gen "aob-inoor~ / aarl Sobans
9aoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
Ten f4oc Wat 1919.

gpers natlirIige ltbpioelie MI fore.
aoar. Ger bar p9ret Ell iterf 9ebna.
geIie | oe ienere aar, % Stsrltepar.
ten al 9efolfningen bar fit arbeioe
/ Sfien. @eo llopioelien piIbe 9p.
ems SoIfenrngoe sges meo omfring
5000 Wenneifer, Zig at BEN piIoe
fomme op / $4,000. Soriiaaet bill
iiffert BIZ pebtaget | SfieuS 9pitpre,
bpor oct ifal bebmoIes / Dem nprme.
Ite Sremtio. 3erefter blir oct oper.
ienot 9ierpens % SolltntS Serreos-
itprer. Sor Stortinget fon Oct life
peilteS inbbragt for n9lte Aar..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14

Ggne Soliser. Sbunes mefaniife
Serfiteb, Sfabo Sernbanepo9nfabrif
og Hprif eleftriif 9romn goperi bar
bannet ct aftieielifab meb Oct Sors
maal at opfsre ti0smesitge goliger
for Irbetoerre | De nGpntc georifter.
Ger er inofjsbt 100 Iaal Soro til
gpsgetomter. Sorben ligger n9r
Sfsien Station pg ner De 3 5abri-
fer. Der ifal opferes ct goligfom-
pier for iaIt 600 Samilier. anora-
genoe er ienot afers aonrmune ON
8aranti for gpggelaan. De fleite at
oe n9pnte Sabrifers lrbeioere Dor
MI inbe | 9Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
granbmeiteren inocbrGnot. Src

Bergen meobeles Den 26be Npril:
ltnoer en- Brand / Srgelfabrifant
&alanbs gienoom / 9omfirfegaoen
igaar Wtibbag fanbt man Sranome-
tier Steffenien liggenoe liplss paa
8ulpet / anben @tage. San er an
tagelig fpalt al Hsgen; men set fan
ogiaa t9nfes, at ban er oso at Slag,
% ban bapbe eft ipagt Sierte. Srano-
meiteren bar pGret 81 glar | 8ranb-
p9ienets Sieneite, ban fit Weoalien
for Gbel 9aab, Ga ban UNDER en-
9rano for TO aar iioen reoOeoe flere
Wennei felip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14

Merieu.2inien. Sfelge BEN netop
~ubienote geretning for 1911 bar
Erafifen paG Rprge-Werico ppret
ppretbolbt meo ialt IL Sfibe. Der
bar paret rigelig meo Sait, ligeiom
Sragterne | De 3 iioite Waaneoer al
Iaret bar pGret bcore emo fsr. Get
opieileoe S~ragtbelsb ubgisr 1885,.
900 aroner. Iarets Hettooperifitb
bliper 183,400 aroner, ser fore
ilaaes atrpe1lbt til 5 Yrocent llobptte
meo $4,000 aroner, meOens &eit.
pperifuobet 133,400 Ser. gaar til If-
ifripnineer. Sor inbeparenoe Iar
~Itiller llbiigterne fig enonu grniti-
gere, og man bar iiffert Saab ON,
at SelIfabet bill faa ct goot slar.
Gen ltbgaaenoe Sait (erporten) no
eioroe THOR ca. $4,000 Cons til en-
8Grbi al 10 MiQioner &roner og
oen biemgaaenoe 2ait (Smportem
ca. $4,000 Cons til en- 8eroi al %
Wiaioner aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
8pmuen eler Nuroiiuroeib. Orb

fprerne / Ssnofioro gatalionsoi-
Itrift bar meo amtstingets Sililut-
ming motioneret ON Sperisrelie al
Senofiorb 8atalionsspelier ira ge-
moen til Norofioroeib, men 5or-
iparsoepartemertet bill life briltge |
6orllag en- iaaoan Soranoring, oa
ben nil nsopenoiggiere ganife opbt-
~gribenbe 6o~ranbrinser / ben al Stor-
tiuget pebtagne S9rorbning, - og
bet aniees nsopenoig, at Der / Den
narmeite Sremtio leges unbgaat ale
sgnorineer, iom fam pirfe iprItpr-
reroe paa en- iiffer og burtig Sper-
gang til Den ny SGroroning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
0uS tilialgs Secorab.

ct fs-iteilasies Gus | Itcorah tiIiaIss biais, hUis
ScHeel tan re ftrar. II S9Telier; uomettet belisz
gsube | et ssbt ~9ia6plae, S Ntuuiers @aHa IRA 5orrets
niusscentret, rs Niuuiers BaHg FRA Suiher Gouese;
taus, breo Spnlepare meb geEeut Curling ~9es
meHieb~ siaIeer. sob hgl % Rneer belle quiet; nor
Reranea, laHes SruHtsH % Steea az quiet. lite
9tase; ~Jnamnelia Sarl1E, noE pdl, 2dsiietne. 81
ieifis. qriepgreIie sner ~Qitrarn- Der csiaa tan
bruges Tom z speuRrelie ON iaa sHitesI, tort aisffen
os Saeep1regie lam. 10 al1eeS~Qi0iefs~; drcHts %
Bastrapye: tHotIRet BAD xertr. 2eea sfaae 4
algneS g lpiefs~. uigeoaHlis nor -dttif". gaeH
JEheaHs III ale ~Sopep9TelieI. Quiet er ~ipgipnet meo
@6ot &afer Beating iaeiai for a Aar fioen. eleftrif
ems o. Gas ea or fsriieilasies StaRo. Maau henpens
Der is I'll Mlsasshisk County Stats Sank. uscogsh. 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14
Suffcrct pQa Tuliter.

Sntfcret paa Saliter. Sra Np-
fisbing g., meooeleS Den 81. April:
anbels iilfferiabrifen "gptipbing" Of
bolot / 5ormiooogS ertraoroin9r
8eneralforiomling Der meo 0agsor.
ben: SoranOriug / Statuterne. BE
Observation-Disclosures Sormauo, Sam.
merberre Sesoorpb al Surltpgaaro,
giennemgif 5oriluget, Der uGientlig
gif no paa at forocble anlpgsfapi
talen iom iremttbig bill bliue 2,t00,'
600 ar., enopioere at neoifriue Ren.
ten al amortiiotionss og Sornpeliess
iorloen fra 5 til 4 Trocent, og euoe.
liz, at Ger beo fremtibige Statutfor.
anbringer I Stebet for 25 Raioritet
frppes fire 5emteoels Waioritet. Gf-
ter nogen 9isfusiion peotoges 6or'
iloget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-14

Gienoumsials. - Groprietpr s.
Neufirf bar iolgt Sopeoeaaroen
acknowledgement" peb S%ilfeborg til
2anomano H. Sobanien al Dbbp for
1863 800 Str. Spertagelien fer /
Mai.
@nfefril Safer bar iolgt 8anr.
ben "Eetersbolm" I'll Sorpagter
Berg, 8paing Greltesaarb, for 1872.
600 SIR. Ireal 10 Cor. 2ano, t3
Cor. Sartforn. 9eiGtning mebfsI-
ger.
@aarben Sieaerupgoaro /
SieIeiteb peo garup al Irenl III
Cor. 2anb or al 8rpprietGr 9eiicn
iolqt til EroprietGr Sangiteb, SeI.
mes for $4,000 SIR.