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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
And / heard you talking

work. And I heard you talking
about his allowance, Mr.. French. He
never touched 1t, not from the first;
At piled up for six years. Last April,
when we needed cash in hurry, he
drew 1t out and gave 1t to me to buy
aluminium. When he left here first he
drove a taxicab in New York city un.
til he got into racing work and made
Darling Lestrange famous all over the
continent. I guess it went pretty hard
for while; II he'd been the things
you called him, he'd have gone to the
devil alone in New York. But he
didn't"
An oriole darted in one arcade and
out again with a musical whir of
wings. The clink Of glass and silver
sounded from the house windows with
a pleasant cheeriness and suggestion
OF comfort and plenty.
"He made good" Bailey concluded,
thoughtfully. But it sounded queer
to me to hear you tell him you didn't
want him around because Mr.. Dick
took his place. I know, and Miss EN-.
lily knows, that Dick Ffrench was no
use on earth for any place until Mr..
David took him in hand and made him
fit to live. That's all, guess, that
I had to say; I'll get back to work. f"
He turned, but paused to glance
around. 'It's going to be pretty dull
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
Notice Of Appointment of Admins
traitor.

In the district court Of the State
OF Iowa, in and for Hamilton ,coun-
ty, in probate.
In the matter Of the estate of
James w. Adams, deceased.
To whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed has been appointed and has quail
fed as administrator of the estate
of James w. Adams, late Of Hamil-
ton county, Iowa, deceased. All per-
sons in any manner indebted to said
deceased or his estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned; and those
having claims against said deceased
or. his estate will present them in
manner and form as by law requir-
ed, for allowance and payment.
Dated this Gath day of February,
A. D., 1912.
w. A. johnson,
41f3 Administrator Of said estate.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

at the factory for me. And between
US we've sent Lestrange to the track
with nice set Of nerves."
His retreating footsteps died away
to leave the noon hush unbroken. AS
before, uncle and niece were left OPP
posite each other, the crumpled news
paper where Lestrange's name showed
liz heavy type lying on the floor be-
tween them.
The effect OF Basley's final sentence
had been to leave Emily dizzied by
apprehension. But when Mr.. French
rose and passed out, she aroused to
look up at him eagerly.
Uncle" she faltered.
Disregarding or unseeing her out.
stretched hand, he went on and left
her there alone. And then Emily dared
rescue the newspaper.
"A substitute" she whispered. "A
substitute and laid her wet cheek
against the pictured driver.
No one lunched at the French
home that day. except the servants
Near three o'clock in the afternoon
Mr.. French came back to the pavilion
where Emily still sat.
go change your gown" he com
manded. in his usual tone. I'VE will
start now. have sent for Bailey and
ordered Anderson to bring the auto
mobile"
"Start?" she wondered, bewildered
He met her gaze with stately re-
pellence Of comment.
'For the Beach. understand this
race lasts twenty-four hours. Have
you any objection?"
Objection to being near Davidl EN-
lily sprang to her feet.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
CHAPTER VIII.

Six o'clock was the hour set for the
start Of the Beach race. And It was
just seventeen minutes past five
when Dick French, hanging In a
frenzy Of anxiety over the paddock
fence circling the inside Of the mile
oval. uttered something resembling q
howl and rushed to the gate to signal
his recreant driver. From the oppo-
site side OF the track Lestrange waved
gay return. making his way through
the officials and friends who pressed
around him to shake hands or slap
his shoulder caressingly. TESTING and
questioning. calling directions and ad-
Vice. A brass band played noisily in
the grand.stand, where the crowd
heaved and surged; the racing ma
chimes were roaring in their camps.
WHATS the matter? Where were
your" cried Dick, when at last Le-
strange crossed the course to the CEN
trail field. 1.-THE cars are going out
now for the preliminary run. Rupert's
nearly crazy. snarlIng at everybody,
and the other man has been getting
ready to start instead Of YOU"
'Well, he can get unready." smiled
Lestrange. Keep COOL French; rye
got half an hour and could start
now. I'm ready"
He was ready; clad in the close-fit.
ting khaki costume whose immaculate
daintiness gave no hint OF the Ger.
tainty that before The first six hours
ended 1t would be a wreck Of yellow
dust and oil. AS he paused In rum.
ming an appraising glance down the
street.-The row of tents. the white
clothed driver OF spotless white car
shot out on his way to the track, but
halted opposite the latest arrival to
stretch cordial hand.
II hoped a trolley car had bitten
you," he shouted. "The rest Of us
would have more show II you got lost
on the way, Darling"
The boyish driver at the next tent
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
Notice of Amendment to the Articles
Of Incorporation Of the Randall
Lumber Company.

Public notice is hereby given
that at the regular annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Randall
Lumber Company held at Randall.
Hamilton county, Iowa, on the 12th
day of February. 1912, Article II of
the articles OF incorporation of said
company was amended by adding
thereto the following:
"The said corporation shall also
have power to buy, hold. sell or 9TH
erwise dispose Of real property, to
erect buildings and other improve
ments thereon. and It shall further
more have power to invest In the
stock Of such building and improve
ment corporations as may be doing
business in the city or town where
this corporation is doing business"
Witness our hands this 18th day
OF February. A. d. 1919.
George Larson,
President Randall Lumber Company.
NJ. ]. Swan,
Secretary Randall Lumber Company
AHA
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
vouched For.

Here's a conversation We ACTUALLY
overheard:
"Hello, Jim! How are you? BinA
How's our old friend James2"
"Doing nicely. He's gone In for q
course In health culture"
"That SO? Well. he can stand it-ha
always did have magnificent eoaaea
tution."-Cleveland Plaindealer.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

spersing acute comment, starting up
whenever the voice of his own ma
chine limited that the driver was dis
obeying instructions or the shrill klax-
on gave warning of trouble. But
through it all Dick gathered much OF
the family story.
ssMy mother was Californian" Le-
strange once said, coming back from
q tour of inspection. "She was twenty
times as much alive as any French
that ever existed, I've been told. l,
fancy she passed that quality on to-
me-you know she died when I was
born-for l nearly drove the family
mad. They expected the worst OF me,
and gave the best worst had. But
he turned to Dick the clear candor OF
his smile, ''it was rather decent
worst, honestly believe. The most
outrageous thing I ever did was to
lead set of seniors in hoisting COW
into the deans library one night, and
so get myself expelled from college,.
IA cow?' the other echoed.
"a fat COW, and it mooed," he
stuffed the pillow into a more COM
Portable position. "Is that our car
running in? No, it's just passing. II
Frank doesn't wreck my machine, III
get this race. And then, the same
week, my chum and roommate ran
away with Doraflora girl of some va
riety show and married her. l was
romantic myself at twenty-one, so l
helped him through with it. He was
wealthy and she was pretty; 1t seemed
to fit. I believe they've stayed mar
ried ever since, by the way. But
somehow the reporters got affairs
mixed and published me as the BRIDE
groom. Have you got a cigar?
smoke about three times year, and
this is one of them. Yes, there was
a fine scene when went home that
night, a Broadway melodrama. l lost
my temper easier then; by the time
nv father and uncle gave me time to
speak, was too angry to defend my
self and set them right. l supposed
they would learn the truth by the
next day, anyhow. And I left home
for good in dinner coat and raglan
with something under ten dollars IN
odd change. What's that!"
"That," was the harsh alarm of the
official klaxon, coupled with the cry
of countless voices. The ambulance
gong changed as Lestrange sprang to
his feet and reached the door.
|. (Which carr" he called.
Rupert answered first:
mot ours. Number Fights burning
up after a smash on the far turn"
Jacks car" identified Lestrange,
and stood for an instant. Go flag
Frank; I'll take the machine again
myself. It's one o'clock, and I've got
to win this race"
Several men ran across to the track
in compliance. Lestrange turned to
make ready, but paused beside the
awed Dick to look over the infield to-
ward the flaming blotch against the
dark sky.
"He was in to change tire ten
minutes ago." observed Rupert, beside
them. ".Tell Lestrange I'm dom time
catchin' him. he yelled to me. Here's
hoping his broncho machine pitched
him clear from the fireworks"
When the Mercury car swung in, q
moment later, Lestrange fingered for
last word to Dick.
"Tm engaged to Emily" he said,
gravely. ~ don't know what she will
hear of me; If anything happens, I've
told you the truth. I'm old enough to
see It now. And tried to square
things"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

00sa-
"Water," He Demanded Tersely.
chubby figure. Break of with you,
Les"
go on. My name Is Lestrange now
and always"
A shrek from the official klaxon
summoned the racers. Rupert swung
back to his seat. Dick reached up his
hand to the other In the first really
dignified moment of his life.
I'm glad you're my kin, Lestrange.'
he said. I've liked you anyhow. but
I'm glad. just the same. And don't
care what rot they say Of you. Take
care Of yourself
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

.sYou love David Ffrench?" he asked,
his voice thin and harsh.
YES" she answered. She had no
need to ask if Lestrange were meant.
''FIe is married to some woman OF
the music halls"
mo"
''How do you known He has told
your"
She lifted to him the superby conf
dence of her glance. although nervous
tremors shook her in wavelike sue
;cession.
IF he had been married, he would
NOT have made me care for him. He
has asked me to be his wife,"
They were equally strange to each
other in these new characters, and
equally spent by emotion. Neither
moving, they sat opposite each other
In silence. So Bailey found them
when he came back later, to take his
massive stand In the doorway. his
hands in his pockets and his strong
Jaw set.
II think that things are kind of
mixed UP here, Mr.. French" he stated
grimly. Il guess I'm the one to
straighten them out bit: I've loved
Mr.. David from the time he was kid
and never saw him get square deal
yet. You asked him what he was do
ing here-Tl tell you; he IL Le-
strange"
There Is q degree Of Amusement
which precludes speech; Mr.. French
looked back at his partner, mute.
HE Is Lestrange. He never meant
Jon to know; he'd have left without
your ever knowing. but for Miss EN-.
ily. guess l don't need to remind
you Of what he's done; II It hadn't
been for him we might have closed
our doors some day. He understands
the business % none Of ~ blackburn
bar. old-fashioned ones do; he took
hold and shook some life into It. We
can make cars, but he can make peo-
pie buy them. Advertising! Why.
Just that fool picture he drew on the
back Of . pad, one day, OF q row OF
Thermometers up to one hundred
forty, with the sign 'Mercuries are at
the top made more people notice"
Bailey cleared his throat. "He was
always making people notice, and
laughing while he did It. He's risked
his neck on every course going. to
bring our cars in first, he's lent his
fame as a racing driver to help us
along. And now everything is fixed
the way we want, he's thrown out.
What did he do 1t for? He thought
he needed to square accounts with
you. for being born, I suppose; 30
when he heard how things were going
with us he came to me and offered his
help. At least, that's what he said.
believe he came because he couldn't
bear to see the old place 60 under"
There was skein OF blue SILK
swinging over the edge OF the table.
Mr.. French picked It up and replaced
It In Emily's work basket before re-
plying.
IF this remarkable story is true
he began, accurately precise in &C
cent.
"You don't need me to tell you It
Is" retorted Bailey. "You know
what my new managers been doing;
why. you disliked him without seeing
him. but you had to admit his good
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05
SYNOPSIS.
fOopyrieht. 1910. b. Bobbs-Merrin Cos

re- = 1.-THE story opens on a.
S se q the sasa
Mercury automobile, loses her way.
The car has stopped and her cousin Dick
a Is TSsa meet Wt another a
named Lestrange. The latter fxes up tbs
French car and directs Miss French
that her cousin is in no condition to ac-
company her, forcibly detains Dick
French. for which the young lady is
thankful.
!. CHAPTER II.-Ethan French has dis
inherited his son, who has disappeared.
He is growing old and tells Emily. that
whom he can leave his wealth. He In
forms her plainly that he would like to
have her marry Dick, who could carry
on the business. Dick Is good-natured,
but irresponsible fellow.
CHAPTER TILT appears that part
to race with the Mercury at auto
sSe sn Ffreneh h faesory Emily encounters the
young man. They refer pleasantly. to
their first meeting when Dick comes along
and recognizes the young racer.
i CHAPTER Iv.-Dick likes the way Lee
istrange ignores their first meeting when
become quite friendly and Lestrange tells
Emily that he will try to make something
out OF her Indifferent cousin and educate
him as an automobile expert.
CHAPTER v.-Dick undertakes his
business schooling under the tutelage of
Lestrange. Dick is sheer grit, and in
making test race meets with an acci-
dent. Lestrange sticks to him bravely,
and Dick guessing that his friend loves
Emily disclaims any attention Of marry
ing her.
CHAPTER vI.-Lestrange comes upon
Emily in the moonlit garden Of the
French home. Under an impulse he
cannot control he kisses her and she
leaves him, confessing in her own heart
that she returns his love.
CHAPTER vII.-The uncle of Emily,
learning Of her attachment to Lestrange.
informs her that the man is his disbarred
son, whom she has never seen before be-
ing adopted by him. He claims that his
son ran, away with a dlssolute actress,
Emily to think of Dick as her future
husband.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

ITO M coNTtNrEDp.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-03-05

, Boysen. Den dat. seeop,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27
ct lvffeliet Gref.

Sra Sam SronciSco, Sal, beretteS
BEN 23be 0S. felgenOe beloige SrGf:
gn ufienot WanoSperion omborb
paa Sanpiti6et "Sima". iom tager
in6 altl her, tit UNDER ct Sorisa paa
at bpnge Jig, Salien no al SEQ, men
unOer &iericlen til Soipitolet iprang
ben / igien iOm 6el9e al Rpltningen
al So9nen.
Wonoen por iprllnget u6 ira Ell al
IGerne meb Ell 2sffe ON SaIIen.
Son bleo imiolertib ltrar ~ifaaret neo
% Sfib$lpgen tilfaIbt, Der fonitate.
reoe, at SalSbpirpelen bar gaat no
al SEQ. SEQ gnfomiten iii Soipitns
lct opoageoeS set imiolertib, at Sal.
len UNDER &ierielen bar gooet / SEQ
i9ien.
SoipitalSlpaen erfl9reSe, of bette
bar eft al DC merfeligite SiIfGlber /
Sc meoicinIfe Irmaler. Ser bar In.
gen SpiI ON, ing0e ban, at Sfafntn.
gen al ambulonceoo9nen bapbe iat
@clene iaien.
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Gvrftif Geniur.
Suurban SlbSnl Samio fneblebe Ben
tDrfiife HresIc.

gn Gel al Sc Sororbninger, bpor'
meb Hegierin9en / aonitontinopel
paa Sultan glboul Samibs Sio IRE.
gulerebe" ben tprfiife Bresie, er /
oenne Sorpirringens Sib, bpor ser
penoes op OF neb paa alt | Sprfiet,
blepen ofientliggiort.
9e fleite al bisie Sororbninger,
Ser maotte o~perboloes itrpnet, Dpis
man fife pilbe %riiifere @eilaglpgJeIs
lie og Sorbub, oreieoe Jig ON SuIta.
mems egen Terion. Get bar iaaleoes
paobll0t, at S%itItanens S%unoheostil.
itano altio og ltben ltnbtagelier full.
De betegnes iom fortrGffelig, og at
Meooelelien berom altib Ifrtlbe an.
bringes %umiobelbart foran Ssit. og
Sanoelstelegrammerne. Sm Def bar
nogen 6or6iubelie mellem Slllta-
mems goOe Selbreb % 2anbets Crib.
iel, pioes life; men oct er bel rhine.
ligt nof.
SfuIoe ser tilflpbe ct @la6 Weo,
%relelie ON, at en- G%mbeOsmano bap.
De giort iig ifploig / Morb, Spperi
ellcr lignenoe "Smaaforieelier", par
eet inoifiGrpet, at 9laOet, bpis bet
o%oerboueoet fanbt BET ltmagen pGrb
at beifipftige iig meO %iaaoanne l1be.
tpbeligbeber, paa Sorbaano ifulbe
erflere, at peofommenoe gmbeos.
manb iiffert bar %uifploig.
Wen fremfor alt maatte @piierne
unbgaa at pmtale repoliition9re 9es
p99elier | nnbre2anoe, "oa BET life er
goOt for bort lopale o9 frebeliae Solf
at blipe befienbt bermeo." 9lep
fremmebe SiluerGner brGbt, maatte
Ben tprfiife Eresie life mebOele
S%anhbeben, men ifltlbe ielp finoe paa
en- eller anben naturlig Ssosaariag.
gn 9iite oper De forbllbte Orb in.
bebolot bl. a.. Sroene: Irmenien,
&onitituticn, Repolution, Spnanlit,
HepilbIif, Heformcr, areta og guto-
nomi.
gnbelig maotte Ser / Gresien life
ii,bes iaa meget iom en- gntponing
al at Staten paa noaen Iaaoe blon.
beoe iig l. bpao 9labene MATTE fri.
be eller life ifripe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27
Smaapluf.

- GountpfaSierer &erQenion uor
en- Sur til WiimcopoIiS "forriQc llQc.
- Ilbert &orSruo cr hicmmc /
%uIefcricu ira 2utbCr Seminar / 81.
8aitI.
MiiS 2uelo See cr bicmme /
SuIcu ira NormuIifoIen / Gebor
SAILS.
- Nii5 Soa SoIuorion fom SCR.
BAG biem ira Ell lGnaere &iiit / Ct.
GauI.
- 8rof. Srpiu SimIc fra 2lttber.
oil gcooenp / Gilbert SEQ t~iIbriuger
Sulen / 9ecorab.
- WfiiS Sannab Sohnion tilbrir-
ger Sulen hos Mrs. 4eter RiugOol
/ S%tougbtou, isis.
- albert Compton bar iioite llgr
/ nogIe Gage pua geisg hos SlRgta
hinge ! minneapolis.
- 9fr. % Mrs. artbur Sngpolo-
itaO fra @iinueapolis brie9er SIGgt.
hinge / 3ecorab / Sulcu.
Mrs. s. s. eaeiion fra SprinG
Green, @is., er Der pnn 8iiit hos fin
gso6er, Wtrs. 90. 6. Sanion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27
Paarefer Ppeoe.

Sra @aibington meooeIeS Sen
230e December: Gn M @arietet az
0urumbpeOe, iom te9ner til at ifltue
bIi meget pGroifulO for 6armerne /
N~Oroueiten, er fornpliq blepet inlpor.
teret al 2anObrtgsocpnrtementet.
Gen me Sueoeiort opOogebeS for
rige CONNER al Gepartemertets rel,
ienNe ggent 8ranf q. Neper paa
bans Heiie giennem G%entralaiien.
&peOen fommer ira 9eSeniboof / ipb.
eitIige HuSIanb, boor oen er bIei
fremitiuet oeo ben rrSiiife Hcgie.
rings SorisgSitation.
Wtr. Weper opInier, at set err e.,
nm % meget pGroiiuIo gorietet al
ber ioofaIbte "iortIfirgeeoe" Our.
umbpcoc, meS LANCE aobne slr.
Zen fables / GuSIano Seiifaia %
or ouerorNcntIig ~baarbfsr, ibet oell
bar fInret iig giennem iuebare Sin'
ire, So andre Irter er blet brGbt al
Slll0eu.
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SaIcntfi.

Salonifi, iom ipneS at ffline BIZ
ct SpiitenS 9gble melem 8refet'
LAMB, Serbicn % gllgarien, ligger
/ @ilaietet Salonifi peo Salonifi'
9uatcn, ca. $40 3olomcter belt Tor
8onItontinopcI. 9pen bar ca. 1907
600 SnobpQgcre, bporaf benintoo
SoIpoeIen cr Sober, bpis Sorf9ore
/ set t6Oe IarbunoreSe nopanoret
ira Spanien.
Sierbeportcu er 9rGfere, ell Slet'
tepert surfere, 8eiten er al forltlel'
Iiae Nationpr, melt grlgarer, Ser
Der % Salater.
9pcn tar iis prGgtie no ira, Sa'
BET, men SehS Snbre icarer life Der
til. Ser cr mango pafre gpsnlnger
/ 9per, men Den er meget iire9el'
m9Siis bvaaet % iom ! en- ltor Gel
al be prtiite @per berifer Der en-
iprlomeuaI llrenslisbeo operali.
: 8umerti0en bar Spen, lom oa
beo SbeSioIonifa, Sopeof9'tnllaell
paa Militprpeien &ia Ggnatia, lclll
isrte ira Gprrbad,irm til Sp5ans.
GauluS iorfpnnte ariltenoonmer
i Solouiti o. itiftct en- Menisbeo
Ser.
Seiier SeoHoiins los til Straf ior
ct Sprsr 1000 @orsere or9be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27

Wpno Der bar oaunct Ell Sangfore'
Ming, iom bprer 9apnet "8riee".
% 6isie fit bore ON DIT ubelo
iom freezer baaoe 9oftor og Yleie
ioa otiaa De oct for meget ianoipn.
Iigt, at Der trGn9eS bit ogiaa finan.
ciel Ststte.
Boa 8runo al bette fit De Den
ifisnne Soc at ioraritolte Ell ieitliq
SiIiteInina SafiigeliesoagSoften til
Snotpgt for gamle Nils Suiebp.
Genne pofre Sanfe paubt gifalb,
iom oeolagte 8erel % Napneliite
paa giOrnespocre piier.
9eune @ape fan ieIpisIgeIig life
naa dig til thanksgiving; berior
bar 'nGpnte Screening b%eil,ittet al
IorTre Dig cen iom Ell SSlileeape, |
6~orpiSnin9cn ON, at oct oil glPbe
Dit Sierte at ie og eriare, at on bar
iaa mango @enner Der, iom fommer
dig ibu og omIatter Dig nteb 4iar'
ligbc0.
8i piI oa Iebioge 8apen nleo ct
inoerIi8t Enife ON, of 8uo bill for.
rnoe Dig en- ret sIGbeIis og peIiis.
net SuleicIt, inmt of naar oin Gins.
aitcn fonmer, % on ifal panore
berfra, on ba me0 gamle Simeon
fan al Siertet iuffc % iige:
"Serre, M la6er on Din Siener
iare / Sreb, tbi mine zine bar feet
oin SreIie!"
Sililut en- fiprlig Silien ira alc
% Buer iiGr.
SermeO bebag at finoe Graft for
$65.35.
Fao Soreningens gegne,
Din Ben,
q. $. @ieore.
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Sat, Wcnucr.

Sea 6uifcr berpco at bcpiSne min
in0crIiQe &otncmmcIigbe6 moo Wfco.
IcmmCrue al Sou8forCninQen @riea,
Norouci@, Soma, iom aiennem &r.
y. $. @iepre 5or icuot mig iclQenbe
opmuntrelOe SfripeIic % Sen itore
@opc pao $65.35. @u6 Icnne cSer
Tor ocrc5 &enIiQbco moo mig, gam,
lie iu0c MouN, iom oe0 CUBS 9saaoe
boobcr mart OF foo ieire bcn epige
6rcr&icit biitoppe.
gfiI& g. Suiebp.
@omlcbiammet pe6 S%tou9bton,
&&ia., 220e December 1912.
Gn EotiiQCIicSQope, iomt @iIien
ira &enner al uor gonlIe &en gtiIS
Ecocrion &uiebp peo aIoerOom$.
biemmct / S%touqbton.
Gcttc @nnbS Sprigbeo pIcicr 10,
iom befieubt at opforbre ole Gam.
BETS Sorgere % SnOponncre til pno
en- bcitcmt 9ua, (ucmIia oen iiOite
SorSbog / Rooember) at boloe Ell
&otiigelieSieit 90 toffe @llo for ole
bans utauige S]eIgiCruiuger MOI
o. ! oct i%orIebue gar. 9ette err nof.
ioa itisn en- Soufe % pen Sfif, ionl
allie oprigtige ariltue pil bellpttc iia
al ~- ioroi oct er Dem Ell SiertenS
Srang at aisre oct, 0ten ser er OF.
ioa ell onoeu pen Slit, iom mango
poa Ocnne Sag hcislaer, nentlig al
uiie i'm ~SafrcmmcligbeO / Giernina
Uco at eDc SeIaisrenbeo MOB Sr9n.
genoe, % berueo eleoe oereS Sier.
Ter paa ben Gng.
Som betienot er ser / % omfrinc
Goroueis Ell Gel Inge % fieftt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27
mislvffet Grpreisroperi.

Sra Springfield, Sa., feres
ben 24be December: Sper $4,000
/ Sub, aontanter % Slipeler be-
iun0t iig / oct ipere Staalifab | Or
prei6pognen meO Ilton Summer
Soget, iom Itrar efter Mionat / Seat
blep rltret al Ell Hsperbanoe nPr
SSle$ Suuctiou, fire Wil berfra.
Men fight Hpperne anpenote mer
enc uof Gpnomit % Nitroglpcerin
iii at iprpnge belle StatSfapitoliet |
2rliten, lpffeoeS set oen life at gisre
Ioa nlegct iom en- Collar / 9ptte, toet
oet iprre Sfab moOitoo fem forfGr.
beige Grploiioner.
0eputpiberiiier og en- bel Slot De.
teftioer giennemitreifer ioug Spe1t og
bcnS Smegn, men oct er biotil life
lpffeoeS at fomme nogen al ganoer1s
We6lemmer paa Sporet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-12-27

Sefretpren peo Def bernRrenoe
i1orlfe aoniulat, Sr. 6. 6. Daniels.
len, er oniat iom SfoIens fsrite
NorlflGrer. San gap i'm fsrite
Sline ! SperpGr al SfoIens geitp.
relic. geitpreren bolot Ell lGneere
Sale, bpori ban i%ntrooucereoe Nor'
lien % NorifIGreren. Sr. 9anieI.
ien taffeoe poa Sprogets og egne
8egne, og unoerpiSningen fog lin
gegptoelie. Set er gepiS nof paa
ben itore Snteresei Rorifen npber,
at DER bapbe melOt iig pper 20
eleuer, iom ale paa 6orbaano
bapoe mere ener minbre &~ienoifab
I'll Sproget og iom meb itor Sn.
tereSle paahcrte iln0erpisninaen.