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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Ueserfpinoe Svnhst.

Sra gtIanto. 60, t~eIeeruieres
ben 25oe SUM:
steeerinben Ann Boston. iom
igaar itaf ibiGl 9irs. n. e. Serbian,
SiiItrIien til en- iremitaaenoe brio
S~lartageeier nRr 9ineburlt Ga, os
iom ienere meo 8olb blep taget ira
Sheriffen % hans asiiitenter i Cor.
belle al en- gsbeIbcb, bIep lgnhet tib-
Zig ioag Worges.
Otter at baue taset Reeerinoen
fra Sberiffen, anbragte So6en benoe
| en- automobiI os iotte afiteo / aet.
ming Of Bineburit Door De b9nste
beuoe ! Ct Era,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

ma, oper 81, 600 ira @erico,
81 1906, 900 ira @roiilien, $1,000.
600 fra argentine % $t,000.000
ira England. 5 inoeperenbe Mar
antageS @eroien al Oenne Suoier.
icI at bile beIsbe iig til ca. $4,000.
600 o. Irtallet al Bieoer. oeune
Sum repreienterer, til 40, ZOO, 900.
I%ntalet al @ieber / De Scr. Sta.
ter bar iisIge Geriusbureauets De
refining for 1910 omtreni forboblet
iig / BET iibite Sioor. gi De $1,000
900 @ieber, iom ionOtes beri 9anbet
set Iar, boloes StorbeIen / sc ipo.
liae Stater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

bnert. 6ruataplerue er i ct 9ilem.
ma meo Seuipn til buorleoeS De itaI
fao al Oeune Sruatrigoom ipltet og
neopatfet. Ge aniInar, at Der uil
tr9n9eS 1900 Terioner. mems
fortioeu fun 1000 err iifreoe. Tug.
lsnten beIeb liz ior 10 aar lioeu til
$3.50 ON Gogeu oa oct antageS. at
Ssnnen piI bIi Iigeioa bsi iaar, Gil
Reopofninaeu al 6ruaten oil ser
t~iItrpnees 100000 anSier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

Mebregneoe / Sotalantaaet men
life ipecificeret | Sabellen er 3
Stemmer, iom al Selesater ira
Mdsiofuletts 9leo afgioet for
S'@ormm, og Ell Gelegot ira Sit
btara, iom life ltemte.
9a Der for at erboloe Dem Demo-
fratiife Termination frepes to Ere
bieoele al iamtlige 9elegater, altlaa
729 Stemer, bapoe 8oterinaen in
gen oirefte ~afgisrenOe 9etponing,
,lben foriaapibt iom ben Dor ct per.
ionligt 9eoerlag FOR grDan og til.
f~ienoegap BEN ianrne Stemning IN.
Den be bemofratiIfe @enftionpre moo
benne iom inben be iamme Glemen.
Ter poa ben republifanIfe apnpen.
ton mob Hooiepet.
9igeiom Rooiepeit poa 4onpentio.
nen | Gbicogo pnr, og er, grpum paa
aonoentionen / Baltimore @jemitano
for begeiitret Splbeit % itornenoe
Spationer label fra Silifuernes iom
fra Masien Of Deleguternes SIDE,
iclp fra oeres bpis Senoer os Sano-
Iineer er buubrae al forifieIIise SeH-
inn.
Otter aampelrs Slut, meo beige
Barter boilenoe paa fin 3eI of Bal
plabien. oiournereoe &onpentione til
Sns6as Miooos.
timber gaabenbpilen blep DER ira
ben renftioHrre SER giort forifieIi-
&c Soriss paa at foa 5reSsan0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
P~otelreenineen.

Sra Chicago meSoeles, of ben re.
publifanife Hationalfonpention meo
fine Suiinber al 3eleguter OF Gil
reiIenbe in0bragte gpenS Snteler og
Ieitaurnnter ca. So, 900 | be ca.
ipp a otte 8aee, Spbolbet giennem.
initlig pareoe.
If benne enorme Gum dnIlaaes
$3,500,000 at ppre meogaaet iii
Wao o. 2ogi Heiten iii Iriffeoorer
og andre 2ltrnsiibgiiter.
Set par en- goo 6ortieneite, for
Sonbentionen foiteoe Chicago min
bte emo 100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28

u~uIolHlBer UluIlU HteU OEUul. @ull
blep iaaleoes tilbubt 6ornmnosltil.
lingen | MeIotutionsfomiteen, bols
Sopeoopaape bet er at uoarbeioe
Eartiets 8algprogram, men ban
nar for floa og beoerlig General
til at gaa / Selben. Oct par nen-
Zig fart, at De ar9iter, iom biotil
bar Oontineret &pnpentionerl, bar
retteoe MOB oct Naal at boloe
9rpan / Ssmme og laaniot milig
unbeaa of gipe BAN oirefte @runo
til at Ilaa oper Sfi9ferne. Samti-
Dig isstes 8ilipns Domination
iHruligsiort og Stemningen leoet |
Retning al enten GIarf eller llnoer.
MOOD.
"a Slilomuetsfomiteen peo Ns.
bets SammentrRoen n9ite Dag life
bar f9rois meo lin Snoberetning,
ajournereoe oct, efter at Der fsrit
unoer Subel og Surraraob bar al.
breltot en- &nffe o~ratoriife 8prper-
terrier, til ST. s ONT aftcnen.
Sulbmaetsfomiteen bar, ba aftel-
msoet ~aobreoes, enoru life farbig
meb lin Gapport. SerNmob blep Der,
efter ell meget bioiig 9e6at, iont na.
reoe til beitimoo Wionut, peotaget
ct Sorilag ON at opb9ne Den loa'
fnlote limit Gule", Der forpligter
ale Statsoelegotioner at ltemrte
ioln en- Wanb peo ale foretommen.
be &oteringer. Gette bar ct meget
robifalt Sfriot, ioriaauibt iom bert
ne Gcgel bapbe gamnleI SepO iuoen
bet oemofratiife Earti.
SDrilaget, Der peOtoges meo
5651a Stemnte moo 49512, betrag.
teoes iom gunitig Tor &iliun, for
iaaniot iom bellne Oerpeb oil err
hoIDe 10 al @uperner SnrmpnS As
ueb Erimerpalg oalgte Oeiegater
ira Sbip. Ienue @epinit er Der
intiblertiS al Sano'pnligbeb for ui!
BIZ oppeiet al minbit tiliporenbe Cab
fra mbre Delegotioner, beriblanot
fra Mtinneiptn, al bpilfe Here pioes
at pRre / iyaper al Ell al De andre
&ar0i0ater.
% Msbet n%journereoe, bar Ibis
beoen ntcb Senipn til, buem Der
DiIoe afgaa meb Seirer, ligeiaa ltOr,
fanife / Sirfeligbeben %Iterre, END
Sogcu ioruo. Oette iualntget mer,
iom 8iaiom Servings Srpan, til
trobs FOR bans ilbe Nieofart al
Samprullen, iremoeIes er en meget
pigtig sSaftor / Sitltatiuuen og bar
gipet 8ariel ON, at ban life oil of
-ceptere elarf og life unoer nogell
SmItpnbigbeO bill ltette BAN.
Safumen meo bette "llltimatum
fra Wonoen ira Nebraifa gaar Der
foruroligenoe &peter ON, at be De-
m~ofratiife acknowledgements pil
"bolte" enbuer 9anbioot, iom life er
en- auerfienot 4rogresiiuiit, og / oct
Silfeloe lutte Jig til Sbeooore Hoo-
ieoelts me Earti.
Gette Gpgte faar iors9et Segt peo
Gpbeoen ON, at grpan Aftellen for.
I'D bauoe bout ct lPnaere 8eleg al
Here al De lebenoe republifauife
Sremifriotsmpn0, beriblanbt Sera.
tor 60 Soaette, Srancis s. Semen
ira California og CHARLES 81. Crane
ira Chicago.
"a Haoet / aften (5orsoog) gif
TresieL par nogen domination
eu0nll life tlet f~oretoaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-28
Rig Sraethoit.

Spis be n9rpprenbe Briier boil.
Der ia, oil Srustbsiten ! Daftmaha.
len, @aib., anbrage til en- garoi at
minoit So. O00,0O Ter oil tr9n-
ees $3.50 Sernbaneuogne til at
transporter aplinsen til Marfebet.
eaer 3S4 goSstos paa 25 @oame
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21
CAVITIES VI IN rAE SKULL.
Room Enough inside Ones hsad -
Hide Bulky Artielsa.

Room Enough inside Ones Hsad -
Hide Bulky Articles.
Every one IL not aware that there b
space inside persons head for storing
away heavy and bulky foreign articles.
One man who had made speciality Of
burglary and jail breaking now shows
how he was aided In his work by utiI.
txing this human attic storage room.
He concealed large skeleton key aud
y saw twelve inches long. coiled like q
watch spring. In the cavity reached
through bis nostrila But in the Lon.
don Lancet DR.. Rushton Parker relates
u more remarkable case Of the carrying
Of u large foreign body in that space Of
the head. and that without the victim
knowing that his head was 70 flied up
and weighted down.
a young farmer consulted DR.. Par
ker at the Liverpool hospital for nasal
abscess that had troubled him some
time. Probing the nostril, the surgeon
found that loose mass. apparently Of
metal. occupied q considerable space
behind the nose and above the roof OF
the mouth.
30 large was this object that It was
removed with difficulty through the
side Ut the face. 1t proved 10 be a gun
breech and an iron bolt The breech
measured 8 by ~ BY inches. The
bolt was three inches long. The weight
Of the two was quarter Of Q pound.
This mass Of metal had been In the
mans head for ave years. though he
bud not suspected its presence there
A muxxle loading gun had exploded In
MS hands and shattered his face. The
wound healed without leaving any out.
ward deformity. His only sGiiction
was symptoms Of nasal catarrh. The
young farmer madeia rapid recovery to
perfect health with the removal Of the
iron from his head,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

and buyers are at q premium. Chill
dren and woman can be cotton SO
much cheaper than men, that he is
further denied the privilege of the
tools Of production. Is it to be mar
veled at that the "hobo brigade" is
growing in numbers? There are mil.
lions Of women driven into immoral
lives, because Of no other means of
gaining livelihood One half of the
five million female wage earners get
only about sixty per cent of sufficient
wage to live on, how do they get the
balance? Poverty is responsible for
over half the habitual drunkenness.
The penitentiaries are overlooking, and
each year crime grows greater, largely
because Of poverty. Plenty Of evi-
dence can be produced that a large
per cent Of the increasing numbers
populating our asylums were driven
there by poverty. On every hand we
see poverty, poverty. We see thou
sands of able-bodied men willing to
work forced into privation in a land
overlooking in abundance, because they
have been deceived in the use Of their
"only weapon, their ballot" Then
we see . handful of men and women
1.-THE nobility Of America" wallowinp
in luxury and extravaganza, at the
expense Of the sweat and blood of the
millions Of men and women that must
labor. The nation Is gradually be-
coming > nation of tenants. Ii the
present regime continues for ! few
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

Millet. the painter Of '"The Angelus."
had standing agreement with q nrm
OF art dealers who took all bis WORK IN
exchange for regular payments Of al0
month. When he was told that they
could sell u single picture for a. much
a. $1,000 he said:
That 10 their affair. Az lons a /
have all need and can paint what I
IKE and ~ I IKE II do not mind what
they get Tor my pictures Loodon
Graphic.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21
STRANGE BEDS.

n Germany Person Should % On
Acrobat to sleep We'll.
Habit conceals all sorts Of absurd.
ties. II makes one ache to see an illus.
tration Of Japanese sleeping block.
followed out just enough to permit OF
the neck being adjusted thereto. The
GermanS notion Of night repose does
not come much nearer our idea OF COM
fort There are many III made and nm
satisfactory beds from the American
point Of view, to be found in the kaj-
ser's dominions.
German beds. almost without excep-
don. are single-so much 20, indeed
that the occupant. II be attempts to de-
viats an inch or two from his position,
dnds himself sprawling on the door.
The sheets. bed blankets. etc.. are
made Just to At the beds and arr never
wide enough to tuck In. They are seS.
dom more than an inch or two wider
than the mattress. and II requires the
skill and experience OF an acrobat e.
pecially In the case of foreigner. to
keep the bedclothes evenly balanced
over one.
Many Of the German hotels use the
french pillow. which Ia about half the
axe OF the mattress and stuffed out NO
hard and plump TINT about the only
benefit the tired traveller gets from It u
20 nave II serve ~ veet for his back
WINE no sleeps In sitting position
The majority Of pillows found In Ger.
many. however. are wedge shaped, Of
the same material ~ the mattress, and
come to point near the center Of the
oed. On these the sleeper Of be sleeps,
rests ON an inclined plane and looks
IKE q body on one Of the narrow planks
IN the morRue In Paris. With q sheef
thrown over it-Harper's Weekly.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

All parties knowing themselves in
debt to the firm of Hanson 4 Hooker
smith will please come in and settle,
either by cash or note as l have taken
over Mr.. Hanson's interest in the
business and must get the old accounts
collected.
1874 j. w. Hockersmith.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

Butter wrappers printed on parch-
ment paper and with parchment ink.
Meets all requirements of the pure
food law. Price no higher than Others.
Call Pacific Phone 81, Free Press
office and have your order executed in
a hurry. 42-4
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

The Ark Cafe is now open night
and day and prepared to supply the
public with good eats at all hours.
400
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

There might be higher priced
cigars, but there are no better than
the Tom Richardson and Ell Pringo
brands. 4l,f
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

For choice groceries and good things
to eat, stop in and see Wess and
Burt the II. grocerymen. Aft
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

Domestic happine.. - only bin Il
paradise that has survived H. 1all-
L'EstrangA
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

Doctor tafter examination, Madame.
you have Q constitution Of iron. Obese
Pat1ent-I have often wondered What
made No - heavy.-Judge.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21

For good things to eat go to the
H. Grocery. 42-H
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-03-21
TOOLS for Spring Work

modern implements
thoroughly investigated
dividend payer you RIGHT IMPLEMENTS WITH WHICH To
PREPARE THE SOIL AT THE RIGHT Hoes Rake
Trowels AgeGa
Light Running Fooh sulky and Gang Flows
Superior wagon we
satisfactory
price,
heavy Ranges
Builders Supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
THREE HELD FOR BURGLARY
Priest Appears Against Men
Charged with Theft.

Arnold Meyer, waiter, and Robert
Kaufman, butcher. who were arrested
last Wednesday or the charge OF steal
ing several hundred dollars worth Of sill
yerware from the home Of the Rev. John
Frolich. OF No. Livingston Place, were
arraisned before Magistrate krotel yes
terday IN the Essex Market court, and
held in 50, bail for trial on Tuesday.
While The two men were being ar
raigned Detective F1annely. OF the East
.2d street station, noticed a suspicious
looking man In the corridor aud brought
him into the courtroom, where Father
Frolich Identified him as the person who
had come 70 his house yesterday morning
and returned forty-six pieces Of the stolen
silverware. This man said he was Ed
ward Lovinzer. a waiter, living at No.7S
Avenue A. He was locked up on the
charge OF being an accessory TO the
burglary and was held in $1,000 bail.
The priest, who is rector Of the Hun
carian Catholic Church, In 14th street near
Second avenue, told Magistrate Krotel
that among the slverware stolen was
heavy silver Jewel case over hundred
years old and formerly the property OF
one OF the Popes. This was not among
the pieces which were returned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
NO ROOM FOR N. Y. CROOKS
Chicago Police Chief Says They
Cant Light There.
fBy telegraph 70 Tho tribune


Chicago. Aug with Mayor Harrison
in the country, and with no one In au-
thority in his place, the lifting OF the
lid" has started.
Chicago's ward bosses and their hench-
men, who for years reaped handsome
profits from gambling protection money.
arc becoming active again. Ever since
the Mayor went on his vacation there has
been A gradual loosening UP. To-day II
was announced from authoritative sources
that "vico collection agencies" have re-
Moved operations in some parts OF tho
city
The North Side where a city oil inspec-
tor. jimmy Quinn, Is the acknowledged
Democratic boss, and the West Side,
where the authority Is divided between
Barney Grogan and Nanny Abrahams.
are the two sections of tho city showing
tho most vice activity.
chief Mcweeny said he was satisfied
with conditions and believed them 10 be
tho best In wears. Tie said he had heard
that the department might have trouble
With great influx ot New York gam
hIors who are leaving that city as re-
AMI, NJ the police gambling alliance ex-
posture there.
We have enough trouble with our own
gamblers the chief said, without hav-
inc any outsiders start operations here.
have been warned. and I'm going 10 gee
10 II that none OF These New Workers
ltght here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
IS RICHEST IN NASSAU
North Hampstead Has Assessed
Value of 100000.

Manhasset, Long Island, Aug. 3.--By
the assessment roll Of the town OF
North Hampstead, which the assessors
have Just completed, that township Is
found TO be the richest IN the County
of Nassau. It's total assessed valuation
being SIC oo0. 900 against s15,ooo,ooo for
last year.
This large assessment IS due 70 the
fact thai many wealthy people live IN
that township, and have beautiful
country places. which increase IN value
every year.
The larger property holders are as
sessed at the following valuations
Mrs. Katherine Mackay, Harbor Hill
$500, 900; Howard Gould, 100000; J. s
Phipps. $4,000; william K Wander
bilt. $4,000; Isaac Guggenheinl, slto'-
900; Payne Whitney. $4,000; William
Guggenheinn, 100000, Gladys Phiprs,
100000: Stanley Mortimer, $4,000
Thomas Mott. 100000; James r. Keene'
$4,000; ILLUS Grace, $4,000; Luiss
H. Leeds, $4,000; Benjamin Stern
$4,000; Howard Phipps, $4,000. and
Janet Grace, $4,000.
Any OF the above, or, II fact, any
property owner who has a grievances
with the assessors regarding his as
sessment, can appear before that BODY
on August 20 and make objection 70
his rating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
OROzCO NEARLY TRAPPED
Mexican Federals Get Between
Him and Salazar.

Juarez Aug According 10 rebel ad-
vices received here late to-day. fghtins
is In progress at Corralitos, one hundred
and ffty miles southwest OF here and
nifty miles north OF Casas Grandes. A
train bearing 900 troops was sent N great
haste from this point 10 reinforce the
rebels
General Ssniines. commanding one o.
the two armies u federals attempting 10
hem in the rebels. has succeeded in reach
ing the Mexico Northwestern Railway.
thus cutting OF Juarez, where General
Orozco IL located. from Casas Grandes,
where General Salazar is stationed with
100 rebel soldiers. The forces under
sanjines. on reaching the railway on the
overland trip from Sonora, ran into a
party Of rebels operating out OF Casas
Grandes TO protect the railway.
The rebels are lighting lercely TO save
the road ard II IS considered doubtful at
Orozco's headquarters here II the rein
forcements from Juarez can arrive In
time So far the telegraph line between
JuaIez and Casas Grandes is intact, indt-
eating that the federals have not sue
ceeded in reaching the right OF way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
TO CUT ELECTIONS COST
Bill Put in Parliament Would
Prevent Subscriptions.

London. Aug. "a bill has been intro
duccd in the House Of Commons to pre-
vent the indirect influencing Of parlia-
mentary constituencies by candidates and
members OF Parliament by means Of sub
scriptions TO certain religious charita bic,
public or seni-publlc institutions or en-
terprses. The bill would include all such
payments in the candidst e's election eX-
penses. a return Of which he has TO make
under the present Law. Payment OF sub
scriptions 10 clubs or societies OF which
= candidate IL a bona fde ordinary mem
her would be excepted. provided they did
not exceed $3.50 a year. while contribu-
tons to any fund or organization which
IL exclusively political arc also expressly
omitted from the scope Of the measure.
The law against corrupt practices az
elections in the British Isles is already
very strict and any expenditure beyond
that specially permitted h. law tnvali-
dates an election There is a feeling.
hopeyer particularly among the csndi'
dates themselves. that the cost Of secur-
Ing election and holding a seat is excessive.
and II Is with a view Of cutting this down
that the preaAnt measure has been pro
poSed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
ANOTHER AVIATOR KILLED
Australian Falls with Machine
in Flight in England.

Byfeet, Surrey. England, Aug. 2-Ar
Australian aviator, Charles Lindsay
Campbell. was killed instantaneously this
morning by q fall with his aer cplant
while making fight from Brooklands
70 the Byheet aerodrome.
Campbell, who had only recently arrived
from Australia, secured mis- aviator's GER
tidcate from the Royal Aero Club OF the
United Kingdom on June 4 last II was
his intention 20 prepare himself for the
position OF aviation instructor 10 the
Australian army.
After leaving Brookiands early this
morning in his Bristol biplsne. and max
ing rapid flight toward the Byheet
aegodrome his machine suddenly COL
lapsed and crashed 70 the ground in the
village adjacent 20 the aerodrome. His
body was found among the debris.
The total number OF fatalities since the
lnce ption OF me science OF aviation is now
10 VI which number ffty-elght are cred
tied to this year. The last aviators TO
meet death before yesterdays accident
WIRE Two GermAhs Fischer and kugler,
who were killed Oh July q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-04
TO FLOAT $4,000 BONDS
Kings County Lighting Company Gets
Permission To Issue Securities.

The Public Service Commission has is
sued an order granting 70 the kings
County Lighting Company permission TO
issue $4,000 In bonds, maturing July l..
1854 and r'teenlable January !, 1870 81
IO5 and accrued interest These bonds
will bear interest at per cent, payable
serni-annually. under the farms OF the
mortgage executed by the company 70
the Central Trust Company. Of New York.
az trustee, dated July !, 1904
Tbs permission is granted on the con-
dition that the bonds shall be sold so
as 70 net the company not less than IS
per cent Of the par value. besides accrued
interest, and that the proceeds shall be
applied in accordance with instructions
indicated by the commission.
The company Is ordered to maintain
sinking fund by the payment each year.
from 1918 10 1887. of Bliss plus VI per
cent on all prior payments, until said
fund, with accumulatiops, shall reach
$4,000. This fund Is 70 provide for the
amortization OF the $4,000 In bonds to
be applied 10 the acquisition or discharge
of the debenture bonds.