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Evening journal., 1912-04-15
ECLIPSE OF sun TOMORROW.
Visible Here Few Minutes After Six
IN the Morning.

An eclipse of the sun Of more than
ordinary interest will he visible in
this city and vicinity tomorrow morn
ing a few minutes after o'clock. The
upper eighth Of the moons surface
will cover part of the suns face. In
Portugal. Spain and part of France
the eclipse will be total. In England
nine -tentits Of the suns surface will
be covered. In those countries it will
begin at 1851 o'clock and last until
about 1.30
The moon will begin to move across
the path of the sunlight in Brazil 5.0l
and will sweep across the Atlantic
ocean, covering more of the suns sur
face as it moves northward TO tota'
eclipse in Europe and Central Asia.
This is the third return Of the eclipse
of 1858 II is due to return in is
years. 10 days. hours and 42 min.
utpg
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
BAD BLOOD CAUSED ABCESS
How Ylnol saved Mrs. Hall.

II took a dangerous and painful ex-
perience to prove to Mrs. Hattie Hall
that she had let her health run down.
In letter from Schenectady. n. Y. she
says; Il was forcibly reminded that
my system needed renovating and that
my blood was out of order by the fact
that an abscess formed in my side
short time ago and required treatment
for several weeks.
Under the regular use of Vinol TO
enrich and purify my blood and build
up my strength. this was soon healed
up and my general health very much
improved"
Right now is the very best time Of
year to put your blood in good or
der by the use of our delicious cod
liver and iron remedy without oil,
Vinol II enriches the blood by add
ing iron and thus frees it from its
impurities.
Vinol is wonderfully strengthening
and vitalzing for all who are run
down and weak. and We guarantee it
to give perfect satisfaction
n. r. Danforth. Druggist, Whining
ton Del
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
NO MORE BOOZE
FOR BOYS ON BOAT

It has been learned that the bill
now in the national House Of Repre-
sentatives providing for a fine Of
S25 to be imposed on any person con-
victed of selling intoxicating liquors
to minors on shipboard in waters OF
this country was the outcome prinei-
pally Of revelations made by investi-
cations OF some of lthe moonlight
steamer excursions on the Delaware
River.
It is charged that anybody could
buy beer on the boats no matter
what the age of the person might be.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

To wear with an ornate costume,
broad hat bound with black velvet
and covered with Irish lace stands
in tho first rank.
Macrame laces are more than ever
popular. and now comes alone
charming little macrame belt for the
white summer dress
Very noticeable is the favor shown
to touches of bright green. coral and
red on dark colors, such as black,
blue and seal brown.
Bright touches Of Chinese embroid-
cry appear upon many Of the tailor
made coat and skirt costumes In
serge. toweing and ratine.
Pleats are used I'm some Of the tail
ored skirts. principally in the center
back: but they are so fatty pressed
as 10 be scarcely .perceptible.
Snort frocks for children arc usu-
ally made with separate guimpes
made Of fine linen or batiste and fn-
ished at the neck with dainty turn
over collars.
For dinner gowns and evening wear
nothing Is so popular as the lace
/ trimmed chiffon OF satin gown OF
pure white, with one glowing note of
color at the corsage
We even find the accessories OF taf-
/ feta decidedly IN vogue. Handbags
parasols, girdles. hchus and collar
cites OF silk are carrying out the
taffeta idea
Long lines Of small, capricious bow
are placed on skirts aud bodices. Vel
vet ribbon. satin or silk are cmployc
b for these. with a buckle OF button /
the center.
, The all-enveloping and disguisir
bell shapes In hats have given pla'
TO other hats Of entirely dinerei
{ form. the broad, fiat, picturesque HI
Z being undeniably popular
/ Tissue eponge, or Turkish towe
ing. now appears in many colors. bt
It's chief use Is in white summf
suits and II will 10 some extent SUI
plant serge and flannel for these.
In this seasons silks we find yer
noticeable the combination Of plal
d. with changeahle. lowered wit
stripes. bordered effects with plai
and spotted panels with one-tor
silks.
@ A new evening wrap IN taffet
p voile, chiffon or net Is made sleeve
, less, having slits az the sides. iinishe
3 on with a ruchlng. and is worn onl
z on dressing occasions, over lingerie
= or evening gowns
Among the leading .colors are u
4 various shades Of tan. includir
q champagne. hazel and straw. also m
n and wood browns. Rose, indian re
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
NEW FILING
SYSTEM PLEASES

Members Of the bar are pleased
over the changes made in the office of
Recorder Of Deeds A. V. L. George.
The cases are now so arranged that
there are twenty-five volumes Of the
county record in each row. and the
top parts Of the cases have been re-
moved. The dangerous long ladders
are things Of the past and an ordin-
airy man can take down any book
without using the little step to reach
the volumes on the top shelves.
The heavy volumes which formerly
were high and caused so much trou-
bic in handling are now in one o.
the new cases and can be reached
without any difficulty. The publi'
building committee Of the Levy Cour
will now have the walls and ceiling
painted. There are empty cases al
present for seyenty-hve volumes.
Mr.. George said today that all h'
needs now is a room for the tran
scribers and comparing Of records.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
WYNEMA CHIEFS
ON THE STUMPS

The chiefs of Wynema Council, No
10. Degree of Pocahontas were raised
ON Thursday before a large attendance
of the members and friends of the
council. Great Sachom James T,
Semerteen was chief deputy Of the oc-
casion, assisted by Senior Past Chief
Stephen j. Barcus, Great Junior Sag
amore John F. Lynn, Great Sannap
Clarence w. Porter, Great Prophecies
Maggie Andrews, Great Pocahontas
Nettie McIntire, Great Wenonah Bella
Semerteen, Great Powhatan Mary
Brown, Great Keeper of Records Flor
ence Brey, Great Keeper of Wam-
pun Sarah Lysinger, Great Collector
OF Wampum Winnie Dean. Great
Scout Annie Martyr. Great Warrior
Taressa Egnor, Great Councillor Katie
Davis. Great Guard Jennie Andrews
The chiefs raised were Prophecies
Lottie Downes: Pocahontas, Martha
Finney: Wenonah, Annie Dutton
Powhatan, Mary Brady; Collector OF
Wampum, Agnes Forkum; Keeper OF
Wampum, Mary McClane; Scouts
Mary Barcus, Ida Cole; Warriors
Maggie Hertzel, May Clark, Bertha
Cockrun. Mary Bradford; Runners
Grace Graham. Hattie Fluch, Coun'
cilors, Edith Halter, Sadie Heritage
Guard of Tepee, Clara Saulters
Guard of Forest Victoria Bradford
The retiring Pocahontas was present
ed by the social committee of the
council with a past Pocahontas re-
gala, and Stephen J. Barcus, on be-
h.lf of her husband. presented to
her a past Pocahontas jewel
Pool and indoor baseball; Imperial
! 515 Shi,lev street
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

One OF the largest funerals in the
history Of the mission took place Fri
day Afternoon at ST. Pauls U. A. M 70
mission The funeral was that OF the
Rev. Charles Coston. ST Paul's singing
and praying band of which the de-
ceased was a member was in charge
The Rev DR. Albert Price preached
the sermon. The Rev. B. T Moore the
Rev. Mr. Holiday, the Rev. Solomon
Hudson assisted. st. Paul's choir
sang. The pail bearers we're Miffin
Wright John Seeney. Amos Dixon,
John Sanders. George Channeler,
Joseph Martin Interment was made
I'm Mt Olivet Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
WEDpING CARDS OUT.

Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs. oJseph Dutton for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Katharine c. Dutton, to William J.
Quigley TO take place on Wednesday
afternoon, April "a. in st. Thomas
r G. Church. A reception VIII tol-
low at the future home OF the couple,
sos North CLAYTON street.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
CORONATION VIEWS
ON PICTURE FILMS

The Kinemacolor moving pictures
drew crowds Ito London and New
York theatres. They show the pro-
cessions at the crowning of King
George of England. and also the coro-
nation of the young Prince of Wales.
The crowning of the Prince in an old
Welsh castle makes one of the most
interesting series of films. A chorus
in old Welsh costume sang at the
Princes crowning. In the royal pro-
cessions the miniature state coaches
of the royal children attract a great
deal of attention. The Kinemacolor
films will be shown here this after
noon and evening, Tuesday afternoon
and evening for the benefit of the
Young Women's Christian Associs-
tion.
ri
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

No action will be taken at present
by the building committee Of the
Y. NJ. r. c. on the bids for improve
ments to the club house The bids
are considered too high and there is
probability that bids will be asked
for on revised plans.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

Each days Wants contain many
realty chances we'll worth while
Adv
The Wants are an index of the re-
quirements Of business. They bid for
the service of workers in every walk
Of life.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

for women always places great emphasis lust that ponpon lie
bed strenuousy Remember hold
weight" -
Occasional strenuusness has its value
defeats Il what
ed slowly satisfy him. THE
Infinite
the best OF the world The
of Lyons, the
be
round of the her paence
frelessly for the O act"
There
from the quiet undertaking
Are Of them?
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
The Daily Chit-Chat
By Ruth Cameron

Y people who every their
old fast why they why
they do not gnow old RAPIDLY that they
don't
Walking but if walk fire. with
mind pssnae intent desna
almost walks
he afternoon stroll and has all the time there is
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

And not Only IU0Hb aCflNn tnInEs, SUCH
walking I'm unnecessarily strenuous manner but
many things also which the orma person does quite
passively they tense and active about Listening,
for instance | have known person of this type to
come home from hours lecture tired IL she
had been doing family washing The explanation of
her exhaustion that she disagreed With the
speaker and had been sitting the edge of her chair
mentally contradcting every word he said. Naturally
she had overspent her mental energy and suffered and
made other people suffer in consequence.
Perhaps you would not think II would he possible
to lie in bed strenuousy, hut It is and great many
people do just this They keyed up that they don't
know how to relax when they go to bed at night. and
consequently sleep In cramped positions with many OF
their muscles still tensa The doctor at big college
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
MIsSIONARY MEETING.

Church and Social Questions" is
the subject for the April meeting Of
the w. H. NJ. S. at Grace NJ. Z. church
on FRIDAY afternoon. and Mrs. Frances
e. Gallagher will have it in charge.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
WANT NEW BIDS.

The talk Of the town, Nelson Shoes.
$3.50 and S195; No. 422 Market St.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert w Smith en-
tertained at dinner on Saturday even
ing.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

The above pattern and other May
Manton Patterns described in THE
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
for 10 cents from
SMITH-ZOLLINGER CO.,
4th and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A SMART GOWN OF TUB CREPE.

Materials alone make fascinating
study this season. they are so varied
and so beautiful but, in spite of the
almost limitless variety, the tub silks
make a special impression. They
are marvelously beautiful and new
ones are so treated in the making
that il is claimed they can be boil
ed without fading. This one shows
a crepe with satin stripe that is
charming in the extreme. Both skirt
and blouse are especially well ad-
apted 10 the simple material, and the
deep hem and wide tucks weight it
just sufficiently to mean graceful
lines. The blouse is tucked in a
dainty manner and the round collar
and the faring cuffs are attractive.
For the incoming season no move
practical nor smarter gown could be
found. The touch of black found in
the velvet girdle and the little bow
at the neck is especially worthy OF
note, for black utilized in such ways
gives an exceedingly smart effect. II
the silk seems over elaborate the
same idea can be carried out IN
striped voile, or in batiste or lawn
or dimity or any similar material
Whatever is chosen the color effect
and the lines viii remain and IL is
upon these that charm depends Again
the waist can be used separately II
liked and it can be treated just al
shown on the figure or made into a
severe tailored waist as shown
in the small view, by simply
stitching the tucks for the en-
tire length, cutting the sleeves long
and finishing with openings and cuffs
while the neck is made high. For the
warm weather gown the style shown
here is by all means TO be preferred
but shirt waists are sure to be need.
cd and the fact that the model can
be utilized for both renders it very
practical.
For the medium size the blouse will
require IA yards of material 81
SIS yards SO. yards a. inches wide
with yards of banding and yards
of rufiling; for the skirt will be need
ed 6 yards 27, yards Sc or a in
ches wide, the width at the lowel
edge Is 2 IA yards.
The May Manton pattern Of the
waist, No. 1886. is cut in sizes from
"a to AZ bust. of the skirt. No. 7046
In sizes from % to 30 waist They WI
be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department OF this paper, ol
receipt of ten cents for each.
NO ....... ...............
Name ...'.. -. -. .............--
Address. -........ ..... ......
Size. ....- .'...i..---
The above pattern and other MAJ
Manton Patterns described in THE
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
for 10 cents from
Evening journal., 1912-04-15
MANY MOURN DEAD PREACHER.

Have you seen them; Nelson Shoes.
$3.50 and S195; No. 422 Market ST.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

The Want Ad Columns are NOV
ing pictures of the business world -
Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

NO -.'..'' ..''........'..
Name ..... -. ,.. ...........'.---
Address. -.....y.. ..... .......
Size .... ..,...i....
Evening journal., 1912-04-15

Pool and indoor baseball; Imperial,
SIS Shipley street
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

iIuttes meb oct fsrlte, % mar bar,
iaapibt ieg bar funnel eriare, Saab
ON at opraa Gniebeo, iaa Irbeibet
fan optoges igien meb Oct isrite.
Si bar StortiugspaIo iaien iii
Soften, men bibtiI cr oct fife iaa me.
get Of ie eler bsre til 8aIatamp. en-
% anoer Of Spibierne er MI oa Ga
noe % bolber Sorebrag Tor at itaal,
i9tte fine Silb9ngere, hoor set iprIia
fan ir9uges. Wen Der / 0aleu ioI.
falo bar oct biotil pprct temmclia
roligt SofalbIaoene bar liaeiom
life naaet oct beIeiliQc EioSpunft.
gtaar De timber, at bette or inoe, ia.
tier De NOT Srsien oq tar fot / lit
Inligts Speo - for ontaqeIia bIir
Oct Ell parm Strio. Ont Strioens
uofalo, eIler rettere SoIQubfal6et, er
Oct panIfeIig al baoe nogeu iitfer We.
ming paa 6orbaanb. Get er mcqet
mlltgt, at Ssire og Dc "6riiinoebe"
fremoeleS fan bGnse ibob / Soooin.
gen ogiaa peb bette SolQ, iaa De fam
opnaa ct fnebent Slertol til Stor.
ttnget nPite Mar.
5 nit npite 9reu plI ieg maaife
tllnne iprt9Ile libt ON &aI9ubii9ternc
ira De forifieIlige 9peOelag.
4
6orrige Ssrbag iteOte3 Sugeborg
Iaseng til SpiIe paa @eoalenS Stir
tegaarb. Sum bar fsbt paa 9oIitah
paa Salm 1924 og blcu i%aaleoes So
Iar. Ge fIeite SeosIcr / amerifa
bill bit erinore oeune Iiplige Some
meo oct lpie Sumsr. Manben bsoe
for omtrent 30 Iar iioen, og bun bar
iaalebes Iepet paa Ssoeroao fra Nau.
beuS Ssb. Sngeborg Oreu itabig
meo SuSflio, % benoeS "Snsrliptsi"
bar blot og breot fienOt FOR lin fine
&palitet og for De pafre 6arueiams
meniptnineer. "IasengsS nerlipene"
gif iom parmt 9rsb, % bum funbe
aIbrig belt t%iIfrebsitilIe Giteriperg-
ielen. SeIt til for goot ct aar iioeu
oreo bun meo Becoming al Snsrlip.
tsi, % bun bar paa Ocnne 0taaoe
bioraget life iaa tibet til at boloe
Sanien for 9eparelien al Saage'
bragten oppe.
g. @uobranoSoalen 20be sunni 1912.
Ror60gIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Tribsosoagen 1912.

Sra &emptpn, &c. g., ifripeS til
"9ecorab.Toiten Sar bolot "0es
corabsBoIten" omtrent uaibruot fl.
Den benS ferite Iargang go. 1. 90
/ ale oiSie Iar bar jeg feet grcoe
og 9eretninger ira ale Seroens
Sisrner. Wfen alorie ltOget ira mig
ielp. Sit Spit til at ierpere liot Ssr'
fit. So, gamle Wop %iupponerer III
ira 9ecorab affurat iom for Ter oa
treoipe aar iioen ira Chicago. Or.
cir oS al og til libt Stuff til Otter
tanfe. Soiigen cir intereSiante Sfil'
oringer ira biniioes Seifielbene.
S gamle Gage bar Der en- Wpngoe
WoIfitoS, % ri ipnteS bengdng oe
bar ipPrt Itore; men nj er Der fom'
met ct anoet Sla98, iom er enooo
Itsrre, og iom oripeS meo @aioline.
De fables IutoS; BET er npiten lige'
iaa tpft al Dem efter 8eiene % / 9p.
ernes 8aoer Tom De, Der foroum iac
paa Dor Haffe.
@eb nof, of "8ecorab.Y oiten" life
befatter Jig meo 8olitif. Oct 9isr
life ieg heller. SiI Dog ii9e, at Del
er Oct famine op og op ieien Iar e.
ter aar, eaer rettere iagt anber
bpert gar. De itaffels @mbeoSfan'
oioater bIir ipGrtet paa oeu enc SioC
og bpiopaifet paa oen auben, og Zig
fer De no, inotil &olget! 8a bin
gnbel baabe srsnne og guile, og %
andre, - ia, bet en- life eobt of pioe
bpao De bIir. Oct er M iaa, at en-
bper al os bploer ct oiit Garti. Sror
oog life, at De er engle ale De, ior
er opItileoe al oct Earti, ieg bploer
beler life, at De er 0iGple ale De
Iom er opItiaet al Robparten. Gei
err pitt Spebe og ufruot iblonot ale
Sar bort Gale ON mango Slagk
Splo, o~eriblanot aoiS. eaer Spolte'
fplb. 9ette bliper f%ormooentIig aur'
pefplb, men oerfor ingen iure Wtiner
@. 8. Sangen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

Srpggpe 9ebn Woreu II,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16

muligt al 8irfefompleret, reporere
her og Der, bpor eli 8Ga muligens
truer meo at faloe ianumen, fort, re-
itnirere belle "Staien", iaa Oct oil
tiinne mobitaa Den altfort4renbe
"SioenS Sano" oa BIZ ct paria Ne-
mortal for giterilegterne, iamtibig
iom De tPnfer at inbfisbe enbel al
Storbomar 8ooro meh oct Soruaal
for Gie at anIGese en- 2auoSpart. on
ieg iaa mao iige. ruuot Oct belle. Iii
9elig uatfert oil oct bli, berom CT ser
ingen Soil. Dten oct tar mango
Eenae. De aisr alt, DC fan, Ser
biemnte; % meget bar DC aIlercoe no
rettet. Siplp trpn9cr be Dog %
SiPlp burbe Oct barre os Ell Vligt
al rGtte Dem. Get oil bli mootaaet
meo 8lGbe oa aabne Arme. er ieg
iitfer paa.
"a oenue SiPlp er oct oa "Ifis'
lenIaaet" bar beIluttet az aioe, iaa
pibt iom oct itaar / bets Woqt. Geo
Webet / minneapolis, tiger "Reo
@ing Hcpublicon", blep 0'Srr. Or.
6. Z. Spial % IS. g Siermitab, ira
Heb @iu9. Wiun.. o. ". NorSeng
ira Htuer Sails, @is,, ncoiat iom en-
aomite Ill ar iorbereoe Mrbcibet meo
Ell SnbIamlina. Genne aomite msbte
Ssubog Zoe Suli % palgte Sr.
Siermitao til SefretGr % aasierer.
Siorag fan altiaa ienoeS til ham
forelsbi9. Somiteeeu pi! boloe Wfeoe
iaien ON etpar Tiger, o. Ell ipltema,
tilt Campaign" .Tlou oil "a BIZ Iait'
iot, ifriuer Or. Opal til mig.
Soo iaa Oct gooe Sornaal pGre
onbeialct paa Oct hierteligite. Bis
DIT patriotiifc SinbeIaa, og at on bar
Siertet paa rctte Steo peo at ienoe
inc oin lille Sfieru; og life bare oct,
men "boot" hper Tag ira III til
1914 for eft tort Samor Gomfirfe-
runners Sonol
WcGluitp, q. 8.
Srpggpe 9ebn Wore n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Wae torlam9er bet.
vie itsrrt o. minSre Suer | iluioneu mob,
tager bet.

5plt meo RpreIpaoonme snifer at blire
belbrebeot. Rdnr en- loer ltore 5merter
peo Ell oerfeHoe Rna, DID isees Sinortna rieb
tor BeelPrligheo. Ter er i~ortioeu marae
Nttoler, men ingen permanent. Sodr's
Stonep Bills mar brngt 3uiinoer pareroe
Neiuitatcr. Ser er ct Seuis / oeune Ret'
nina.
Trs q. g. SeasoGm, 141O Runouo Ct.
Boone, Soma. tiger: sea oar en- slsnSis
6oriatuina iom i5plge al Gpreipgopmme.
Vim Rps og mine potter imerteoe mig for
'9roella, os les funoe life Ii9se paa nogen
al Stoetne. 0nar Iea bep9aeoe mtg burtia,
Tor Der Ell i~tittenoe Smerte sienuem mine
Nprer. og leg bapoe ofte Spueopins ldrIt
Nnidlo al 5pimrelheo. IA Ieg iaa 3odn'5
aionep Bills auerteret, ioritafeoe lea mia
Ell Seite. Seq beoreoeS ~ianinart ieg Be.
gpnote at bruas BEN. Rpaimsrterue fpr'
iuanot, og bet pareoe itfr lRule isr mine
Rprer par rormaIe. 9aariombelit lea herer
npaeu flaae ia ior uoroen Rnrerne, tiIrd1s
Der lea ct Synrigq neo Soan's Riorep Bins.
(Genne 6rilGrina par aipet 25 Starts 1907
Vrtier paanp Toan's.
IA Mrs. Seaholm bIep tute ruierpet ben
25oe Sum 1910 uotalte bun: Seq bar
alori9 hdpt uogen ulporlig @ieHtuselie at
Rprein9ocmme. Sea anbeioler 3odu's
alonep Bills mere hgit % Ipoelist emo mo-
acniinoe, oa leg ipter be life fan sipes for
megen BIOS.
3iliatas hps aIe Sd%noIenoe. 9ris so
Gent. VOTER Rtlburu 60, Buffalo, q. y.
@neosenter for De 5prcueoc Stdter.
put HdpHei 49, 3oun's - og tag irtet
anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
0ooe % oaarlige Werfer.

Gen befienbte tpife Gramatifer
aot5ebre blep engang paa Ell Sofbal
/ Berlin prGieuteret for oen puttel.
rpggeoe Sertlig al graunitpeig.
2els. 9enue tiItaIte 5orfatteren
meget unaaoig, friticereoe aoifiaige
al bans StueipiI % iprrgtc lutte
Zig:
"Sooraf fan set fomme, Sr. &ot5e.
bue, at De, foruoen nogen pirfelig
gooe gerfer, bar ~ifreOet iaa mango
oaarlige?
&otjebue 10 ippoig % ioareoe:
"Soorleoes tan Ceres Ssibeo for
Iange, at leg. ct 0sOeligt Wenneife.
ifIloe flinne frembringe bare qooe
Terter, naar III og meo Den gOoe
8uo ielu bar itabt iaa mango oaar.
Iige?
Sertugen penote bam opbragt
Rpggen, 90 Den islgenoe Gag 1T
aot5ebue fra Soiiet et 8int ON. at
Ell anoet Spbolosite6 emo Berlin tur.
De pPre iunoere for BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-16
Somfirfcruincrne
paa 6amar.

"Reo @ing 9aiIp RepubIican" for
27oe Sum-, al bOiItet ieg bar moo
toget ct gremplar, tnoebolber ct no.
fsrligt &eferat ira "Risienlaget~s
aarsmsoe / minneapolis iorle0en,
bporaf ieg blanbt anOet til min uiiges
Iige @leoe Ter, at "gtisienlaget" Ell.
oelig bar beiluttet at tage op og fore
itaa en- SnbiamIing til De itorarteoe,
minoerige Seoninger al Den gamIe
Samaroom uoe paa Den naturiflsune
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8afre er De, iom De itaar Der, -
maleriife, Itorilagent mpgtige Bio
nesbpro ON Ell foroums Storbeostio
Winbesmerfer ira en- Sio, ba Wesie
og Stteiang Loo ira Oct preetige aor
/ ben ltore 9omfirfe, mems Srgel.
tonerne brute giennem Suften Zig en-
aasgaarosrei peo Rattetib, gienlp'
oenoe / Iange, orageuoe Sui oper
Den ipeilblanfe Rissflaoe fra aaiene
paa Den anoen SIDE; og ben gomIe.
erp9roise Samarbiip lpite Serrens
8eliignelie oper De ipnoise 5aar.
Ruinerne err ct iieIoent, foitbort
Winoesmerfe, iom BET buroe bore os
Rissfolf en- 9iosopgaOe of preierpere.
Ie err en- Sep9roigbeo, iom trPffer
~bunbreoer al 3uriiter aarlig til
@~jssesneue. os iom tiener til at bol.
be Rinber ON og ira gpgoer os 9per
runotom iriife / ems Winbe, Tom
engang bar lat SOB paa noset al De
samle Smaafonsers Smraaoe. Com
bel en- 5lerbee al 29ierne peb. er
man barb Of iporf" berbiemme paa
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