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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1912-12-18
NARROW ESCAPE
While Watering Horses Farmer
Falls in Rescued
by Wife

Mitchell, Dec. 1S-While watering
a bunch of horses on his farm near
Marvin, Theo. Larson had a narrow
escape from drowning and but for the
timely help of his wife he would have
died. Standing at the edge of an open
we'll Mr.. Larson fell in when one OF
the horses became fractions. The well
is about twenty feet deep snd con.
tanned eight feet of water. Mr. Larson
struggled in the water until he became
unconscious, just as his wife arrived
on the scene.
She had noticed the absence Of her
husband and went out to see what
was the trouble A ladder that was
lying close to the we'll was n of
the contributing sources that saved
the drowning man. Mrs. larson
dropped the ladder into the we'll and
then climbed down far enough so that
she was able to grasp the hand of her
husband and thus keep his head above
water. She held him in that position
for quite a long while, and CRYING out
for help. A neighbor happened to pass
along and heard her cries and went to
the rescue. Mr.. Larson being brought
to the surface in a serious condition
from having stayed in the cold water
so long, but will recover.
That dull. heavy feeling all over,
means winters impurities in your sys.
tenn; clean them out. drive them away
with HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea;
enjoy health and happiness, protect
yourself against dangerous winter dis
sases. 35c Tea or Tablets. Ask your
druggist.
Prepare yourself for a healthy. happy
Xmas clean your stomach, liver and
bowels, make them fresh and active.
able to do their full duty, then you'll
be we'll and happy. HOLSTER Rocky
Mountain Tea does the work beat.
Soc, Tea or Tablets. Ask yeur drug
gist
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-18

The marriage of Miss Lenora Martha
Stubs, the eldest daughter of Governor
and Mrs. w. R. Stubs, and DR.. Rob-
ert Bigger Stewart, the lon of DR.. S.
G. Stewart, of Topeka, was solemnized
at five o'clock this afternoon at the
Stubs home in lawrence. The nuptial
ceremony was the Friends rite of
marriage; for the Stubbses are Quakers,
and DR.. w. G. Payne, of Lawrence,
who officiated, has been on terms of
intimate friendship with the family
many years. The Quaker service lasts
about fifteen minutes, and the bridal
couple conduct the ceremony entirely.
except for the prayer and benediction
pronounced by the minister.
The mus before the service was the
Barcarolle, fror1 the Love Tales of
Hoffman, in which the little song "Sing
Drowsy Bird was hummed by Miss
Hannah Mitchell, Miss Nina Pilkenton,
Miss Gladys Clark and Miss Elizabeth
Dunnaway, Lawrence friends of the
bride. Miss Ethelyn Harrison, of To-
peka, played The Lohengrin Wedding
March for the entrance of the bridal
party, and the Mendelssohn march for
the occasional.
garded as a BEAUTIFUL girl, was never
lovelier than she vas in her wedding
gown of sea shell pink. The foundation
of the dress is pink satin and is draped
In white charmeuSe, Subdutng the color
to a soft shade that sets out the
sparkle in her brown eyes. The gown
is made with a high waist, short
sleeves of beaded t, and a long de-
tached train, which joins the round
length skirt above the knees. The
drapery of the skirt is caught at the
right side with bow of white tulle,
and a cluster of pink roses. The lace
yoke, cut low in the neck, is embroid-
cred in beaded pearls in a conventional
design, and the trimming is completed
by collar of imported French needle
point lace. This collar outlines the yoke
on one side, and on the other side
reaching to the waist, forms a Surplice
trimming on The bodice, and below the
waist line it is looped in a pannier eff
feet on the skirt, and passing across
the back of the bodice, is caught in a
loop on the shoulder. Tassels of gold
and pearl beads hung from the sides |
of the skirt. The wedding veil is of
white tulle, reaching to the bottom of
the skirt. A wide bead garniture over /
the forehead and around the head, gave
a Grecian touch to the costume and |
fastened the veil in a cap shape, |
having a narrow ruffle at the side of |
the face and widening toward the back. |
Her hair was Gone low on her he'd. /
heightenfng the effect of the Grecian /
outline of face and head. Her slippers !
were white satin embroidered in beaded |
butterflies and her bouquet was a /
shower of pink roses, narcissi and lilies |
of the valley.
The bridal party came down the stair |
case, across the broad hallway, through |
the living room and into the drawing |
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-18

plumes of grey and coral. Another
dress in her outfit is a blue 5roadcloth.
The skirt is draped, and the collarIess
bodice is made with vest, with a
trimming of blue buttons, and hand
embroidered reveses set in over the
shoulders. She has good looking
chinchilla cloak of grey, and in her
hope box are quantities of linen ana
hand embroidered lingerie.
The guests who went from Topeka
to attend the wedding were DR.. and
Mrs. S. G. Stewart, Miss Isabel Stew
art. Mr. Justice and Mrs. w. A. john
ston. DR.. and Mrs. S. S. Estey, Miss
Helen Estey, DR.. and Mrs j. c. NC
Clintock, Miss Helen McClintock' Miss
Gertrude McClintock, Miss Frances
McClintock, DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Nc
Carter. Mr.. James Stewart, Mr.. VIII
liam Stewart, Samuel and Marguerite
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Make
peace Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Miller, MT
and Mrs. H E. Short, Miss Jessica
Snort, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gleed,
Nj. and Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs F. p MacLennan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dayid Ieahy Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunt,
Miss Gladys Cav, Miss Mary Mac
lehman. Miss Annabel Garvey, Mr..
Charles Gibbs and Mr.. James McFar-
land.
DR.. and Mrs Stewart will go for
a wedding Lr1p east anu dALCA NAAOAA
return will be at home at SOC Garfield
avenue Their home is pretty bunga-
low near st. Francis hospital, where
DR.. Stewart, who is now doing surg1-
cal work chiefly, has many of his
patients.
In the four years that the Stubs
family have lived in Topeka, the Oldest
daughter of the household, who was
then a school girl, has become fac
tor of Importance in the social life OF
the town. Her career has been one of
Increasing popularity, and she has fill
ed the place as the daughter of the
states chief executive with fine tact
and grace. 1t is a matter for con-
in local society circles that
she is to keep, as a matron, the place
she has made for herself as a girl.
On the third floor of the Stubs
house a room was reserved for the
wedding gifts, which included an array
of cut glass. silver, linen and pictures.
Mrs Stubs gifts to her daughter were
a Victrola, an antique bureau. Gan
heirloom) and a set of gold decorated
Haviland dishes. Conspicuous among
the presents was a portrait, done by
George Stone, of DR.. S. G. Stewart, the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-18
Miss Lenora Stubbs.

room, and God efore a long mirror,
belonging to Professor and Mrs. E. Hal
worth, and before which several gen
erations of Halwor+'ls, and some close
friends of the bride had been married.
The mirror was banked with Gala lilies
and smila~. First in the bridal party
came the two flower girls, Marguerite
Stewart, DR.. Stewards sister, and Mar
garet Stubs, the brides sister. The
two children are just the same height,
one blonde and the other dark haired,
and both pretty in their frocks of white
transparency. one over pink silk and
the other over blue. They wore big
blue bows in their hair, and their stock
ings and satin slippers were white.
They carried pink shepherdess baskets
in which were roses, narcis5i and lilies
they scattered in the bridal path. The
bridesmaids, who foTc wed the little
girls in the procession, were Miss
Jessica Short and Miss Helen PendeI-
ton. Miss Short and the bride have
been close friends since the Stubs
family came to Topeka, and Miss
PendeIton and Miss Stubs have been
friends since their pinafore and primer
days. The bridesmaids were dressed in
white wolfe trimmed in deep cluny lace.
The lace forming panniers on the skirts
sleeves were worn without gloves. Their
slippers were pink satin, and they
carried pink satin muffs from which
hung clusters of pink roses. They
wore short tulle wells, reaching to the
waist, and at the back of the head
were large pink. tulle bows. The bride
entered with her father, and preceding
them in the procession, were DR.. Stew
arts attendants. his brothers. DR..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-18
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bridegroom's father, and presented by
himself and Mrs. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelton will give
dinner Friday night for Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Gafford.
Peggy Perrin, as Miss Margaret
Perrin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Perrin Of London and Washington. is
called, has introduced the Soul
Gown is creating a sensation and
Miss Perrin, a debutante of the season,
is kept busy displaying these tempera-
mental costumes designed after the
tons and poems. Last night Miss
Perrin wore to the Richard Reid Rog-
ers dance marvellous creation of soft
corn colored satin shaded into the
softest pink, which represented Men
delssohn's Spring Song" The entire
costume was swathed in lace and with
her beautiful complexion and midnight
black hair made her seem the very
incarnation of spring and youth An
other favorite costume is one she
calls her "Helen of Troy" gown made
in Grecian fashion of cerise crepe
meteor trimmed with bands of pink
and gold.
it's regular dance Tuesday evening at
Hudson's hall. Those who attended
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Nusbaum,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Mohney, Mr.. and
B. Doncyson, Mr., and Mrs. John Will
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Diment, Mr..
and Mrs. o. w. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Rigby, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rulings,
W. E. Main, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Edle-
bIute, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Holland. Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Marshall, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Ian H. Brunt, Mrs. Lillian Brockett,
Miss Floye Glare Green of Usage City,
Miss Christine Warner, Miss Edna
Thompson, Miss Julia Whitmer, Miss
Miss Eunice Goodwin, Miss Emma
Rupel, Miss Jennie Heinzman, Miss
Esther Nye, Miss Grace McFadden,
Miss Vera Winter, Miss Edith Fuller,
Miss Lydia Holland, Miss lone Blu
chanan, Miss Ella May Waldron, Miss
Hermione Pratt, Miss Inez Abbott,
Miss Edna Gregg, Miss Kate Often,
Miss Julia Schmidt Miss Rose
tie Payne, Mr.. James w. Clark, Mr..
Edwin Stewart, Mr.. George Suther-
land, Mr. H. H. Clark, Mr.. Paul Dugan,
Mr.. Kenneth Barber. Mr.. E. M.
Stephen, Mr.. Austin Schnacke, Mr.. r.
Peterick, Mr.. Fred McKinnelI, Mr.. c.
A. Breeze, Mr. William Excl. Mr.
Frank Holland. Mr.. George Strachan,
Mr.. c. B. Jennings, Mr.. w. L. Nelson,
Mr.. Fred kuehne, MI. Otto kuehne,
jr Mr.. J. Friedman, Mr.. w. r.. Scott
and Mr. Charles Glunt.
An entertaining program was en-
joyed by the members of the Spalding
Reading circle at their regular meet
ing last Monday evening at the
Knights of Columbus club rooms. Mrs
K U. Whitfield was leader for the even
ing. Roll call was responded to by
the members with a Christmas quota
ton. The program was as follows:
Piano solo, Miss Sadie Baird; paper,
christmas in Other Lands" Miss
Isabel Howe; vocal solo, "Adeste
F'idelis," Mrs. Kate Griley; selected
Away" Miss Edna Clumb. Miss Mel
lie Belt, assisted by Miss Ethel Aid
rich, gave an interesting account,
with stereopticon views, of her travels
in Italy, Switzerland, Ireland, Holland
and other countries of the old world
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-18

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Ppao GYiferne
fan finoe paa.

Sra Chicago meOoeles Den 22oe
Sept: Otter brad DR.. s. q.
9ernion, Gbefen ior ben femiIfe af.
oeling teo llniDeriitetet | Seioel'
berg, 5piflanb, iom iortioen opbol-
Der iig beri 9pen, peo at berette,
fisrcr Seller g8ilbelm / en- allto'
mobil, bpis SiuIringe ("tires") er
Iaoeoe al - @biifp.
San forteaer, at &autifyuf
Mubber) / fIere Aar er blet frem'
itiaet al @biifp / iorifjenige 6or'
ie9sloboratorier / Splflano, % at
ct Get iaaoanne SiuIringe iornplig
bIep forGret Seller 8ilbelm, JONI
loo Dem anbringc paa Ell al lirle pri'
bate Illtompbiler.
acknowledgements er imioler'
ito, oplpier DR.. gernion, Iaa ino-
piflet og foitbar, at SpItnoellen
neppe pil faa ro8en proftiif Nptte.
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11eIlon ON Intervention.

Sioen Ser / bcune Sib or iaa me,
gen Gale ON en- muIig Snteroentior
fra DC 6oreuebe Stater8 SIDE
Werico, tieuer en- ~llotolelie, ION
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opffe Den itsrite Spmerfiombco.
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rer, De iaafaIOte Srltits, iom ior Ell
flor Del or Sfplo / DC ltaoige Rcs
poIutioner baa6c paa Cuba o.
Rerico. 9c bibrugcr lit til at gisre
Sirgene iaa brogct iom mltlig %
qpocr Ole / Den lIumrcnoe Slb,
bnor &c fan. Scuiigtcn bcruleo er
of "orcere Ell SntCrDcrtion al
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urbcihcr / oct flute cnoo9 ipr at
fao biSie 2arbe anncttcrct til De
Sprcneoe Stoter.
Scnutor NeIion er, iom beficubt,
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belle mcb 2anbetS Stpr og StcI;
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Sing, at ban ogiou | bette SiliGIoc
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ON, % bar fine SplDSuiugcr ira
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en- HcooIution / @ene3ueln. Ger er
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llnber oi2ie STANDARDIZATION 0ipr
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Sra @aibington berettes, at Der
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gisrelie al cen nofiaa bitre Strio,
Der bar pPret fort angooenoe Brit
gen al en- eger, religieS 9rogt, eaer
Sniignier, blanOt WtisiionPrerne og
2prerne paa be f~orIfielige Snoia.
nerreierpationer. Oct bar il9r p9'
ret 8ot1oliferne, iom bar boiot poa
at optr9oe iaoIe0eS flpot.
Gen opnaaebc Nroning er | 6orni
al ct SompromiS, ibet Den al RrG-
%iiOcuten uoitebte Srbre tiaaoer De
MI peo Snbianerifolerne %aniatte SG.
rere Goa 2ererinoer) at bore ben al
bereS reliaieie 0rganiiationer fore
ifrepne &l9oeoragt, men at oenne
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WooiGtnill9 I'll 0Cn CuropUjifc Gr.
beiber, Der iirIQc omcrifonif Era.
bition ritter en- ioo cIcuoiQ "a finn.
merfulo EiIUGrCIie, bar ! Sc icnrrc
Gar bcgmnbt al tabc nc0ct al i'm
aroit. llroerieacIicr poo 6cttc
Gmroooe bar remIiQ QootQiort, al
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otceptcrc ct iaoonut Nrgumcnt fem
olmengnI0ia, ioa cr @ruuocu boz.
ientIig Den, al De life bar boot til.
itrGtfeIig 9icnOifob i'll Set pirtcIigc
GorboI0. 9e bar Io6ct fla 6lLperc
Of en- tom 4oaitou0 % tnget Tor GOO
Giif, boo6 egennpttige 8oIititere %
Snbuitririooere bar Siifet op meS
oeo @nIgtioer % eIlerS. Meu @rIs
gerbeioIfninaen er life a enioI,
Dig IRneere. Gen poIitiite SpIp8.
ming er tiItoset / en- forbauicnbs
8rno bare pna nogIc iaa &ar; Sol,
feopinionen bar i%remtuunget Sano,
Bebeu mart pna oct enc % mart
poa Bet onOet Self. Won pilSC
bape srei 9eifeb. 9erfor bar Mun,
oigbeoerue cfterbannoeu mere %
mere inOieet Acknowledgment al en-
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til orben al ling pebrerenbe Can.
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Here Glpu0rinestog til 8rubebper-
ne / Stotcn Sonoro, iegt SiIiIust
paa amertfanlf Serritortum o. er
MI meO iomt lin Stab De Soreneoe
Statcr$ Gauge.
Otter at bare libt ct grunoigt
2eoerIag / Ell beftig Scamp meo DC
merifauifc Iesieriug$tropper bIep
ban orepct paa Slugt MOREOVER %
ioriulgte& iaa ifarpt, of ban beilut-
ieoe iig til at icge Teoning poa
! omerifanif @runo, ioet ban n9reSc
ct ipaat Naab ON, at De piloe Ipf-
feS ham at iornpe lin ammunition
; GaiaS @ranbe cler @ela genb %
iaa ie iig lit Snit til at fomme til
bage oper 8r9nlen.
SiitoriCrne ON, at Gompa pao
fine EIpn0ringstpa bapoe gicrt ei
9pite al 100000 / 8rIb, berae-
tes al Sc a~merifouife IiIitermpn-
bisbeoer. iom op!pier, at ban pe>
line siIfanaetaseIie Inn fanotes |
geiiobeIie al at CO. $500. Sans
9eoiagerc bapoe cmtrent 5000 bier.
gue 6arserne bill bli boIot / Sor.
paring, iuotil n9rmere Srhre ira
@aihinetou er mootaget.
Sielge et Telegram ira @aibins'
ton er 10 amerifanere, @iaiam gn'
Serion % s. Carlton, iom bar
tasre tiIionge at De meritanife Sn'
i~urgcrter, bIei lsslaot igien % er MI
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Sra @rono GapibS, Mih., meo-
oeleS: Gn tibligcre pelaitaenoe Obi.
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iber blep Sirs0ag Den 19oe os.
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limb poa i'm itore Srllgtiarm nGr
@albnin, Mif., meO ct ~gobenoc
Sfubioar / Rpggen, afoeoeS aom-
paguou, 8. %. areboct, er orre'
Iteret pau WiStaufe ON at babe
mprOet banl.
SiiberS Suitru, iom er Ell Sat-
fer al Ell Rpoebanbler / 9ulutb,
Minn., pcs Iapn Wortin Battiion,
o~ireiite 6reHag Iiten uleo Siget til
SnoepenbGncc, Sa., for autorite-
terre bopOc bapt anleoning til nGr'
mere at unoeripge Sagen.
Irebacf iorflarer, at ban % ST.
iber Ben rGpnte Dag bar goaeoe
poo Su8lCiaBt, % at 6iIber bar blet
ranlnet al ct &aaocituo, ioet bans
@eppr ioIOt neb fra Ell SrGItubbe,
bporpaa ban bapbe logt oct % bal;
icIp tagct SLABS for at boiIe Jig.
Set iremgif imiolertio al ben fore
Iebige lluotriseelie, iom bIeu fore
taget al Stcbets Coroner, at Sltg'
len bar 9ooct ret inb, life poa Ifraa,
iont SilipIOet pilbe bare pGrct, ON
SfuSoet por fommet ira ct nebfal-
Bent 8epUr. Siiber ifal baoe oGret
lipSioriifrct for benimoO en- Sport
WiQion Collars.
Irebncf goloes irembcIc5 / Sor'
barring.
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tiorcn irengtf tpoelig al &etler
6ronS SoiciS SroutaIe peo Inbuin.
gen al bcu siterrigife Higsbog / @ien
/ SirSoogs % Itgeioa al oe1l elterrtgs
lie llbcnrigaminilters GrflGring til
Den uugarlfe llocnrigsfpmite. Il-
ORIG fpr bor &eiiereu | uogen Sron.
tale bctegnct Sitlationcn paa SaI-
farbuluecu iom "llgreie % 6orIlpr'
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SmoSro." 8rep 9erdtplb meooelte,
at Stormogterne itaar elige ON at
bepare Sreoc1l % "%itatilS quo" poa
@alfanbaluecn, men ban ieieoe bur.
tiat I'll: Set piloe BOG bore Ell far.
liz Snuiion at anie Suren peo gal'
faniituotioncll ion bermeb eIim!ne.
ret" - @uIgarieu er Stemningen
ioriGroeIig bitter moo Sprfiet. % bet
err life uianoipnIist, at gulsarien,
Serbien % fanife ogiaa 8r9tenlano
for en- Gangs Sfplo 9isr ieIeS Sag
moo Sprtiet. Oct bill ba bli De fritz
ne gaItan.@ ationer moo Wubame-
banerne. De piIoe IIbaneieritammer
isrer oerimoo belt paa egen Saano
&rin moo Snrfiet.
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aarsmsoe iHidmouo, 3D., og Iom |
Wianoags bnp6c Eoretraoe for bont
! bet Spioe Gus. San looebe, at
oen iorneone erefutiue Srore ifiiIbe
bli uoiteot en- al De nrrmeite Gage.
Der finoes / belle Sanoet omtrert
$1,000 Roitmeitre al 4be 8lasie,
bporaf alerebe $4,000 itoar UNDER
Gipil Serpice.G ppens 0eifptteIie.
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Sra 8aibington berettes Sen 24be
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lion Ssnoer Cement er blet an.
oenot peo 9psninsen Of ganama.
tanalen, oil Der ialt bore iorbrugt
20O,OOO,00 Gltnb. 9enne 10.
giftspoit aIere beIsber fla til BEN
enorme Sum al $6,5OO,00O
Sois ale oisie Senber anbrag.
tes efter binanben piloe Sc itrpffe
Jig | en- SGngoe Of 1890 MiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
Gmbeositanoen forcses.

YrGiioeut Gait bar, berettes Ser
ira @aibinston beiluitet at giue
ole Ace alosies Ecitmeitre iait au.
i0ttelie unber Civil Serpice- 2ouen.
9ette 2site blcp sipct en- Sepii-
tation fra IationaI 9easue OF Eoit.
matters, Der iortioen boIoer fit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

life. Roromalbene er 10 fra ean1Ie
Gage befienote for lin geiieIplt oa
1T gioo. grinirn forfifrebe, of
sntnnoien after piIoe bore bierteIis
belfommen / Baris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
I Hitter / Srlanb Driper llnious

i Hitter | Srlanb Oriper llniolls'
mrnbenc fremoeleS Ell bitter aam'
pagrre imob Hegicringens SorlIag til
Some Hille for Srlanb. De ltore
WaSiempocr al "lllitermGno" ifal
aiilutteS 2proag / hennc llge, % oct
er ba Weningelt at iaa ioa mango
iom muligt til at %unberifripe Ell Or
flrring, buori bper clfelt llnberifri.
Der bsitioeligt loper at bile mooiGtte
fig en- bpilfcniombelit ir'f Hegiering,
lpm maatte bli oprettet | Dublin. Ger
er i~aaleoe8 lloiigt til LANCE og bitre
Scioer mellem aatolifcrne % Erote.
ltanterne | Srlano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

Sarbancllcrnc. Set iorIpoer fra
2onoon, at blanot DC man9e og ltore
Sager, iom for Sioen brpfteS mellenl
ben r~itSiiife llbenrigSminiiter Sa5o.
noii % Den crgelife lloenrigSmini.
tier Sir Goparo 8rcp peo beres Som.
ferancer / &onbon, er ogiaa SpergS-
maalct ON Iabningcn al Sarbancl-
lernc for rlSiiife &~rigSifibe - %
oermeo ielufslgelig ogiaa andre
arigSIfibe. Ser paapegeS, at eng.
lano % 6ranfrig alene bar Wpnoig-
be0 til at glere bette ltben at ippr9e
andre bcrom, ba set Dor biSie TO
Na9ter, iom pcb SreNsillltnin8en /
ToriS / 1866 eiter arimfringen ga.
rontereoe Sprfict$ Srtegritet peb at
Iuffe acknowledgements for &rigS-
lfibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
Baron ppn @icbcritcin, SplfIanos

@ciunbt / SouoprL aigit / SirSoagS
peb Cohen / 9ooenweiler, gaoen |
SpIflanb, bpor ban bauoe opbolot Jig
en- Sio for at gicrncmgaa Ell gaOe-
filr. @iebcrItcin traaOte iaa at iige
/ 9~iSnlarcfS Sfo, ibet ban bleu tplf
lloenrigSminiiter / 1890, ga @iS-
marcf traaote al iom H~igSfnnIler.
Sencre bar ban prret regllet life
olcne for en- al Spiflono&, men ell al
SomtioenS melt ircmrn9crbc Giplo.
mater. Sra 1894 til 81 bar ban
preiiiit Stat$miniitcr, % belle Sioelt
iioen bar ban itooet / Oct tpife Siplo.
mati - beraf belle Il Iar / aonItons
tinopeI. & Moi iiO~itleocu blep ban
forfIpttct iii 2onoou. Baron Sieber.
itcin blep ontfrinq 20 Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
"Mpna GiIa", 2eonoroo ga 9inci

"Mpna Giia", 2eonaroo oo 8incis
beremte Ruleri iom ifjor blep Itiaa'
let fra 2oupr6- WuiGet / YariS, lfal
mi bare opoaget blanbt Ell pripat
Waleriiomling / ct. Petersburg, te.
IegrafereS oerfra. Dc S~agfpnoige
filler fla imiolertib tpiIenoe, inotil
De iaar ie Waleriet. Ser iinoeS nenl-
lig SunOreoer al Gopier al oct be-
remtc giGeoe, og ct Ear @ange bar
erlbog en- "lpffelis Sitoer" bragt oct
itiaalnc @ineoe tilbage til BoriS, men
bpcr Sang bar Def bit Jig at bore
bare Ell aopi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27

rsrrETD - srcoEp eASs MANIA JuSE l5TH 1908 At THE Posi-
Own At pEoosAH, Iowa. rspEA nm iu % coEs.rss o,
h4toB s., 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-27
era uoldnoet.
lurS aitd,cner o~ireiite / 9irso,

SprS aitd)rner a~freiite / 9irsoagS
ira 2onoon til gegppten, % itrar fsr
afreiien mootoe ban Ell 3ruielifri'
pelie on, at ban life Diloe fontme lie.
penoe til gGgppten, men piloe blipe
ifubt unoerpeis. 2onoons bemneIige
Foliti tog ertraoroinGre 5oranitolt'
ringer FOR at beifptte 8eteraIen pao
Meiien.