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Evening journal., 1913-06-03
HUSBAND DOUBTS
STORY OF BEING
DRUNK NIGHTLY


To refute the statement made by his
wife that "he got full up to the neck
every night" Thomas Johnson. Of No.
1920 Brown street had a charge OF
non-support against him continued
until Thursday morning in City Court
today The woman said they had been
married II years and had ive chill
dren. the oldest being 10 years. the
youngest four years. and for the past
three weeks he gave her but 81 a
week and had declared he would go
TO Jail before he would give her more
Johnson and his wife engaged In an
exchange Of words in court, after
which the wife admitted she was
afraid Of him and for that reason had
locked him out of the house.
Humane Agent Stout said Johnson
had abused his wife on various oc-
casions and only recently she had
applied to him for food
Johnson had no witnesses today but
asked for a continuance, saying he
wanted to prove he did not get drunk
every night and neglect his children.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
DISTRIBUTE
LEGACIES UNDER
THE MILLER WILL

The will OF George Miller, hate Of
Christiana hundred, having been pro-
bated in the Pasadena. California
courts. the legacies under the will
are now being distributed After Mr..
Miller died in Pasadena few years
ago his brothers here, John S. and
William II Miller. filed a caveat to
the will, alleging that Miller was in
capable Of making the Will.
The Millers engaged Salisbury and
Morris TO contest the will while Col
onel Benjamin Nields, representing
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company. trustee for Mrs. Kate Deer.
ono of the legatees. appeared In sup
port Of the will More than 1900
pages Of testimony we're taken at tho
hearing before Register of Wills Wal
ker. That official upheld the will and
an appeal was taken and argued In
Superior Court
Before a decision was handed down.
Daniel o. Hastings who WAS then a
member OF the State judiciary, re-
signed. The case went to the jury.
and the jury upheld the will. Then
II became necessary to photograph
the several pages OF the WILL as the
instrument could not bo allowed TO
leave the jurisdiction OF Delaware.
Cummings, the photographer, did the
work. and upon his proofs the will
was admitted to probate in Califor-
mia
John Wendell Wood. postmaster Of
Pasadena. was the executor. and his
wife is a legatee for about s10,00o,
,,.bflo kff1Iaf'o fa.rorifa uiooo Mra
Kate Deer, Of Hokokus. n. j., gets
the income from the greater part OF
the 100000 estate. After her death
the income goes to her children 10
cal counsel in the case received $4,000
each. and the California counsel
81 800. The court expenses amount
to about $500.
II has been one of the most inter
esting will cases heard in the Della
ware and California courts for years
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
SAMARITAN
TOOK SICK MAN
TO WRONG HOUSE

Simon Feinberg. or Chestnut and
Franklin streets. suffered a compound
misfortune on Sunday. While bound
for town in a South Harrison street
car he was seized with a stroke OF
paralysis. The conductor Of the car
knew Mr.. Feinberg, but he did not
know the sick man had changed his
address in the last two weeks. Pre-
sumlng that Mr.. Feinberg still lived
at his old address. Eleventh and Lom-
bard streets. and realizing that the
car would have to pass the house, the
conductor keut Mr.. Feinborg on the
car until Eleventh and Lombard
streets was reached Mr.. Feinberg,
his speech impaired by the stroke.
was in no condition to disilIusion
the Samaritan, and he was carried
into his old home. TO the astonish-
ment Of the tenants. There he still
lies.
II is hoped. however, to remove him
to his present address some time to-
day. DR. Robin is in attendance and
holds out hopes for his recovery
Evening journal., 1913-06-03

Harrison W. Howell
stirring
mi the things accomplished Republican
mnsa and beEmens for which he stands and which
% accomplished y
without mnng Mayor he hopes
suitable commissions established
city adjusted fair equitable
amunpayovued vcrfrOn Whining
the receiving payment Of all city
the City These hut few Of
things Dr Howell made clear stands for Aside from that
pointed Improvements accomplished the
general good.
meeting YOang Republican
gathering hu
dred including committeeman candidates the Republican
Progressive tickets, interest
a6airs
by meeting Of
that quiee
publican active NOT apathetc
that spirit determination TO win saturday exists
among the committeeman.
Of several weeks and evil
IDENTITY he speakers
William opHmsty Of pays
outlook and George W. Roberts, Elections
who explained the methods of marking the
Mayor HOwer speech listened ateniveTy practically
platform a reelection
the campaign free from personalities features Objectionable
sensitive partisan His carefully
opinion
beneficial remedies the
have been
spoke accomplished
the administration whereby
for administration
pointed to stop unnecessary ex
pndIur Council refancd pointed ont and the
result business materially the ctys de-
act The cis assets He
showed That street lighting improvements
have present administration
the the Joint city county
building plan
emphasized necessity equitable
which would produce for beneficial public
menI
constructed suitable provided
with Wilmington
n a Identification Of city.
At the conclusion Of his
pauded and congratulated. Dr. HOweIrs
of CITY Of
Wilmington desire outline briefly
platform, which the
on Jun
"First your administration
which ending
the Of
Administration, which
~Duu these
body the City Council has expenditures
those mes this small
expenditures such those for supplies light dollars being
saw n this
occasions
which usually the city OF
dollars instance II Ike
the efficiency OF particular
department N rendering service To the public
all this reduce materially the de-
dict which evident administration
-Iurhcrmore systematic effort has been made BY the
Evening journal., 1913-06-03

SENDS SHELL
INTO BOY'SLEC
little Fellow Anxious to Hear
Noise, Hits Nitrate
GlyCerlne Cap
DOCTORS HOPE TO
PREVENT TETANUS

Finding some caps loaded with nj
Nrate Of glycerine used to attach to
fuse to cause explosions in blowing
up tree stumps on his fathers farm,
Mt Glasgow, Del, on Saturday, Edgard
Nowland Armstrong, the eight-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Arm
strong, of No. 1106 West Eighth street,
this city, is a patient at the home Of
his parents as a result He had heard
that the caps would mako a noise
and placing one of them on stone
al the farm he struck IL with another
etone. There was loud report and
when II was over Edgar was lying on
the ground writhing in pain. A por-
Mon of the copper covering of the cap
had embedded itself in the little fell
lows leg between the knee and the
ankle.
The accident occurred al 'ut 7.S0
o'clock Saturday morning and Or.
Walter e. Cam, o. Glasgow, was
summoned. He dressed the wound
and gave instructions not to unbind
h until Monday. The boys father
became uneasy, however, as fever be-
gan to show itself and he again
called in DR.. Cam. The latter said
that an X-Ray picture would have 10
be taken Of the wounded leg and the
bov was brought to Wilmington. On
Sunday evening. DR.. H. A. Cleaver'
who has charge Of the X-Ray work at
the Delaware Hospital, took a photo
graph of the limb. The plate show
ed the location OF the metal in the
little fellows leg and yesterday Drs
q. 4. Draper, Jr., and d. |. McCoi-
ley performed an operation on the
boy at the home Of his parents, re-
moving the foreign substance.
II was reported that the little fell
low was doing we'll today, but to pre-
vent tetanus the anti-toxin treatment
Tor this sickness was begun today.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
ACCUSE MAN
OF ATTEMPTED
WOMAN ATTACK
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEoRGETOWN, Del, June o.
Tallyng with the description OF the
man whom she alleges attacked her
last Thursday, Frank Quailes, col
ored, Of seaford district was brought
here charged with threatening to
kill Nellie Richards and chasing her
with a gun. Squire Bowden held
Quailes under $500 bail for court.
Quailes is alleged to have made an
attempt to hold up the woman along
the public highway and It was only
by the quick thoughteduoss and
speedy application OF the whip to the
horse that she managed to get away
from him. Mrs Richards says the
man turned shot gun upon her
with threats that he would take her
life.
According 10 the woman. the negro
went to her home last Monday In the
absence OF her husband, and grabbed
her. but she wrenchcd from mis-
grasp and rushed into the house and
locked the doors where she remained
until she thought he had left.
Accompanied by ono Of the chill
dren on Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Richards started to Seaford from her
home near Oak Grove. and when
abreast Of a dense thicket she says
the same negro. with shotgun,
whom she Identifies as Quailes. came
upon her. but she dropped into the
carriage and drove away.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
LrCY aMAS REALLY ANGRY.v

Lucy Price. colored. became in
volved in an argument with a color
ed man named Sims. at Ninth and
Walnut streets last night, and as a
result Lucy was before City Court
today charged with disorderly con-
duct. The charge was dismissed af-
ter Lucy denied being drunk but ad-
mitted she was really angry at
Sims"
The charge OF larceny Of 125
pounds of lead pipe against Harry
Mullen was sent to the Court of
General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
TOT TUMBLES
TO PORCH ROOF;
HIP INJURED

Charles A. Jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Paris. OF No. 522 East
Fourth street, fell from front third
story window of his home yesterday
and crashed to the porch roof below,
lnjuring his hip. At the time of the
casualty Mrs. Paris was at the rear
Of the house and unconscious of her
eon's peril. Joseph r. Kenitzer,
heiehbor who was across the street
fortunately witnessed the fall. He
ran into the Paris house and climb
ing out on the roof recovered the
boy.
DR. John NJ. Stadter administered
medical treatment.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
MR.. MULLIN UNDERGOEs
OPERATION.

Thomas Mullin. proprietor of the
Hotel Mullin on Market street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, under
went a successful stomach operation
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Mullin was
al his hotel at o'clock. and at 4
O'Clock he was operated on. DR.. "
d. Wsshburn assisted by DR.. G. X.
Golding and II. L. Pennock perform
ed the operation.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
FAVORS COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
SUITED TO THE NEEDS OF THIS CITY
Some Things Mayor Howell
Advocates

Suitable commission form Of government for the city.
change In the that
equitable assessments and provide adequate revenues
Continuance of beneficial public improvements.
Cleanup Identification lots about tho city
Municipality controlled waterfront for wilmington.
Capitalization Of receipts payment city moneys
onicial-thc City
A business administration for city.
Changes the conflicts between de-
partmens.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
The Present" Question Be
fore Us.

What in the world shall I give herr"
How many times have you said that read an in
viaton a wedding?
Your diemmas different from thousaIw other
peoples We all in the boat when il comes to de-
Gliding wedding present II human failing for the
imagination TO balk at that point
Next time you invitation don't cNgel your brains
and confuse mind with II waste of time and
takes all the pleasure of giving. Just pick THE
EVENING JOURNAL other newspaper and
carefully through the The thng know
you Will exclsim, "Thatsthe hing!"
There many beautiful articles and there
quicker choosing that both and
than the countless suggestions Of
fered daily in advertising columns.
Copyright, 1919 ~ ] P FalonJ
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
ASK PARDON
FOR MAN SENT
UP FOR LIFE

Wilbur L. Adams, representing
Walter Brown. colored, has filed a pc
tition with the Board of Pardons ask
ing for a pardon for Brown who is
serving a life sentence in workhouse
having been convicted on charge of
Celonious assault in January, 1912.
Brown was recommended TO mercy
by the jury
The prosecuting witness was a
eolored woman. and the alleged Of
fence took place outside Newark.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
MAYOR HOWELL IN MESSAGE TO VOTERS
DEFINES THE ISSUES IN THE CITY CAMPAIGN
UPON WHICH HE STANDS FOR REELECTION

Declares Himself TO be in Favor of a Business-Like
and Economical But Progressive Administration
for the Next Two Years.-.WouId Adjust The AS
sesSmenf, Concentrate the Handling of All City
Finances, and Continue Beneficial Public I'M
proVemeHfS.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
sCHOLARs sEE VALLEY FORGE.

Miss Lena Dillin. of No. 2S school,
some time ago promised the pupils
of her room that If they would study
hard and stand high in examinations
they should be taken to Valley
Forge. Miss Dillin was equal to her
promise. and on Saturday took the
children on the Wilson line 10 Phils-
delphia and then by automobile to
Valley Forge.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
POSSE SURROUNDS
SWAMP IN WHICH NEGRO
MURDER SUSPECT HIDES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
BRIDGEVILLE. Del, June g.
Constable Shockley called State De-
tcctive Thomas at Georgetown by
phone, this morning, about o'clock,
stating he had George Dutton, color
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
I'M mn MENHAnEN TRAnE.


The fishing steamer Rehohoth built
for the Lewes Fisheries Company left
tho shipyard OF the Harlan and Hol-
lirgsworth Corporation today for
Lewes The vessel will engage in
menhaden fishing
Evening journal., 1913-06-03
WEATHER.

For Delswares Fair TO.
night. Wednesday, increas-
ing cloudiness, not much
change in temperature.
Evening journal., 1913-06-03

CONTINUED on PAGE THIRTEEN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
for sin.nae af @benmatism..

Spao aster bu at sisrs meb bin &beumas
tisme? Sil bu liooe title % Iaoe ben pine
big i eebet al Giuteren, ubeu at lsfte Ell
Saanb for at forebp9es bet2 @il bu sniSe
oa babe, BRUCE SanoaSer % gre balpt fors
frebIet bet meits al Sioeu? Gr bu life /
Suns os @ruuo tieo % trGt al oeune itaoise
2ipelie al Rheumatisme peb bper 6Oranorins
al Seiret2 III maa burtis latte Ell Seitems
nellie, tbi Sinteren pl mart are Der. Naar
Siuterens Siuoe % Sns ieier siennem be
uurolise Stater % Canada, naar SuIoe,
isneuSe Resu os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Slstiss
beo bGuser oper Spoeu, bespnber Hbeumas
tisme at pine % PLACE paa Ell Maaoe, Der
aier eiuet nrlteu uuhhoiSslist. Bill ou Iaoe
ben soelraee oenne Giutet ipr big? Spis
bu suffer at p0re iriit % Fri fpr Rbeumatiss
me. les port liberale SiIbuo til euboer liosnee
al Rheumatisme. gu nil iiune bet | Apers
tisiementet meo Snerifaifteu "&heumaz
tisme". auhu 6emeep 80, Sept. q. g.,
1866 M~filpautse gue., @bieaso, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
Gubas Kcnsres
eicr Streif.

Sra Sapana teleJraieres ben 21be
Sftober: Som IeIge al, at ben FIJI.
banlte aoneres nGgter at msbe til
Grtraforiamling forat fatte 9eitem.
meIle ON ct al NrGiioent WenocaI
anbe'alet StatSldnn paa $15,000,.
900, bar Ben iibitnppnte uoiteot ct
Spraab til oct fubanife SoIf, bpori
ban gioer garicI ON, at ban, bpis
aongresien faitboIoer fin N9gteIie,
mllioens bill bli moot til at gribe til
ertraorbinpre Torbolosresler.
TrRiibenten forflarer, at MfiI,,t-
al ct iaabant 9aan er obioliit
nsopenbi9t paa @rltnb al oen @i9Ib,
Sen foruogaaenbe Iiberale Heeierins
bnpbe itprtet 2on0et /. San logger
Sfplben for Sen nprpGrenoe Heeie.
rings finaniieae Tanifeliebeoer paa
Sen ufonititiitionclle Sbitrllftionspo-
Iitif, iom iioen hans Siltrpoelie al
bar nUret befilgt al De Ii
berale Senatorer % Jteprpientanter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
Sul,er nomineret.

@iliam SuI5er, iom iorIeben al
TigSretten frabsmtcS lit gmbeoe iom
8ucoerner | Gtaten Hep Dorf, blen
Den 2Ooe Sftober opitiIet iom set
progressive Earti3 aanoioat for &C.
giSIaturen fra 6te Segislaturoiltritt,
ben lamme StiQirg boormeb ban i
1889 begpnote lin politiife aarriere.
Wtr. Snlser itiQeoes / SoriIag al
War Steinoler, Sen progressive 81.
rer / @aIgfreoien, Der Iamtibis OPP
lpltc, at SuI5er pna Sorbaano bapbe
erflrret fig biaig ill at ofceptere go.
minationen, ON 0en blep bam til.
bliot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
Sanoipefulanter frifjenot

Sfelse ct Telegram fra Misiou.
la, Wont., bar Ell Surp / Siitrifts-
retten Den 22oe o5. frifuuoet 8al-
ter s. Wtooop, Sre0ericf $. Ni1ols,
SarriIon 9. Soro % Gobert q.
S'Sare / anflagen moo Dem for paa
beora9eriif Wtoaoe at bare fonlmet
/ geliooeIie al en- itor Str9fnins
Hegieringslano.
Siltalebe llltningen moo oe anfla.
geoe, Der ale er Snteresi enter /
"Sitter Ioot &aaey Srri9ation
Gompanp", pebtoges al en- Sor.
b%unOSiurD / 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
Speoelagcnes Mpracs-TrrS / 1914.

Stem til Norge orager SaQinger,
@alorisier, Srsnoere, 2otninger,
@uobranoSopIcr, gittne0eler, 2an'
bit9er, ia aue @pgoelag. Nlt cr Scr.
Sen iprOig, Stib paa 10000 Cons,
birefte ira Seem 0orf til Norge, &um
og Sole fan M rcierpere5. TiI Sc
bore meo, iou er BET enbnu ben beo.
ite a%nleoning. Gette pil blipe en-
Serb, iom alorig bill glenlmeS. Sfrip
efter fuloitGnoig Splpsning til g.
SlItoo, 201S 2pnoale Ipe., So.
minneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
Gao os fan Fro.

Spor8sn1ooic, oH. huorpi0t Hjl9
mnolct eIler &~mu03maalct ber amer
tjen0cs iom Nore0iprog i 9}or9t bar
/ SET ierere beluuot al ljorc Tia Qjrl
hcnoc oQiaa / Dem uorit anlerifonif,
Nresic &jseIeocs bar ri / SEN lis.
lie Gio prrct @lNnc til. huorlcoea
ariiuoriab.oaeuc "a &c mere cllcr
miuore ircmitnote Ecyioncr. ioul
fomncr bcrorcr ira 2}orJc poa Be
Jog 9icr iia Image ior at ta1c o9
Norit Gmcritmere ill Euotr9t ior
inc reipcttipe Stauopuuftcr / SEN
norife 4l}aoliuio. @ia2maal@. Oh
Ian0SmooIpenlige MIcuncifrr / let
gonlle &ano ipuc2 at iinoc en- Greit
/ al citere, hpao Ger iiQc5 ON So1en
beroper, % benutte ioaOQme ll0io
IeIier iom Argumeut i Oen paaQoacu.
be Scamp. ) ct al be iioit mooio1
lie Rumre al ~aitenpoiten" gicres
Der iaoIeoc5 itor aapiiaI al en- aor
reiponoance, ion ~ioregipe5 at baue
Itaoet i "Gecornb Soften" ON oct
meningsIsie og uberettiseoe l. OF
StatSraao @rpggesoa og StortineS-
prpiioent 2eplano talte paa 2anos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
Vorrona.K rontfe.

MifaI &asmnSicn CT nplig Of
gaaet pes 9eben / SiIpana. Ifbebe
bar en- al Sruitecrne / Ben Oerp9ren.
Sc Spnobemeuigheo. 9soen fom
pluoielig, mems ban beianbt Jig uoe
poo Iseren, iom Selee Of, at cit
@loooore oar iprunget. Sa ban life
fom biem ON Aitepen, gift SamiIien
ub for at iege eTter bam pg fanbt
ban Tom Sig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24

bunbreooarise 5reb mellem Sc en-.
eeIiftoIenbe 5olf FAINT pibere Srsfte
FIaner ior Seiringen / 1915 al
bunoreouarig 8reo meo Sranfrig,
1piflano, Sperige, Horse os SOL.
LAMB. elsie SreosieitIisbeoer arran.
ceres af en- aumite, bpis sgrespre.
iioent er Sberit HooieoeIt. anorelp
Carnegie er oens egentlige Erpii.
Dent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
or9bte al Synet

Sra Souiton, Ger, teIegraieres
ben 22oe Sftober: 2pnet iIog ibag
neo / en- @ioeIing Of De Scr. Staters
CITE acknowledgement, iom bar paa
Warden ira Seras Gitp til 8aIpe.
ton, % or9bte ire menige a%apaIe.
ritter, Charles Monroe, @eors Wor.
riS og Sobn 3immer, paa Steoet.
9esuoen fom Seterin9rfaptein
Sepine aoifiQig tilifaoe, % mango
al aapallerilterne blep talteoe al Se-
item.
Wfange Seite % MuIopr blep og.
iaa orp6t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
H0ui0rt Aktiuitet.

Sra Waibinaton meoocIe@, at ga
tionnI CONFORMATION Gongrci3 bal
t"ruifct Observation-Disclosures til at opret'
te Srgmiiationcr / bpcr enfcli Stai
/ lluioneu DiSie Stat5organiiotio.
ler fol itan unocr aouierpotion@-
fongreSic1@ aontrol. % Oet belle Sp.
item bill blipc ~iaaIe6eS oronet, at
MISUNDERSTANDING 2nnbet
pper oil oinhe / Omiaiig % StDrfe.
Observation-Disclosures ionunen-
trroer til lin ientc Se5iion / @oih.
ingtou Sen 1Soc NoOcmber, % Sees.
iionen pil bare til % meo Ben 2Ooe.
Gen p~aabeQDnbte npc geppgclie
Dc iorificIllqe Statcr tar Sigtc poa
0cItnqelic ouercoe / bette aongrca.
icr@ ierite M}soe. Nan baaber peo
&iPIp al ct iooonnt Spiiem Iettere
at funnc p~irteIigaigre De Frincipcr
pg IIaner, iom &ougrc2ieu bar lat
iom lit Wtaal at giennenliere, Nan
bar biotil bope0lngelig neict iig meo
at forieae at p~pnrbeioc StemninQcn
for &onierpntionSinNe oe0 De anrli.
&c WIe6er, % iaa Inngt bislcS Sn0.
fIp0eIie refer, moa oct iigeS, at
Neinltutct bar ppret nleget tilfreoS.
itiuenoe, ioet man, Tom bctlenot, har
ppnunet pUieutlIge &inQ, lelo pao
&opgipniugcu$ Gmroooe. @aiioudl
CONFORMATION GpngreiS er alIereoe Ell
9Pagt, forncmmclig iom en- Nrt
"GIeaning &ouie" for Sc monqe
StdtSorgoniiotionCr og a%onicrpa-
tions .aomiteer. Wten StprcIien i'm
Der, at Arbci0et Dor iere9 cn0m hi.
0erc irenl, og oct or ior nlco Itorit
mulig Wirtning at frnnc Qiere bette,
OF nan MI bar Iaoet IIt0n0 ipecicIlc
DETERMINATIONS, ion fan arbci
ne 0onlb / &anno mco oen nationa
lie Organization. Nper Stut2orQuni
iation oil ferit % frenit beItoa a.
Ell %iccprpiiOeut % en- Setretpr.
elsie nil heIcre fife bIipc bare ga
liou3figurer, iom Sc ileite cr / ili9e
SiIfPlocr. men aftjuc NrbciOcrc mes
oncrtienot 6%oatmoifob % &ll0im
Belle. Mt enhper, iom intcrc@iercr
iia Tor Observation-Disclosures
Srem9au0 % Set buroe ri 10 ale
Qierc - meO @lr0c biIicr Set al
Ben rationale CrQoniiatiou idolcoe>
taQne Sfriot / RetuinQ al en- mere
pmiattcuoe &triiomhco po0 oettc
Smrna0c. er .icIpiaQt. I'll &itcprr
iibcnt ior Eorpo or oniot Den bctieno
tc Groie9ior =. g NoIocr / Mines.
20 Mrs Norrjct W. T'bbu i 2e>
Nloiues har oucr,oar: StlQiNgtG
iom Sctrctur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
Dintercn / olnmarlh.

&intercn noicnotc / SirSbog$
Barrier til ole aantcr al 2anoet
ON i'm nGriorcitaaen0e Infomit,
Zen fan naariomlbclit penteS at itaa
ior Seren.
Garllerue n~bien0tcS / Sorm al
Snctaper. bioenbe &inNc % %lpnfcn.
Sc Semperaiurer. Set ineeoe mer
cllcr miuorc paa mango Steber /
Horopciterl % ielp ueiilige MiSiouri
% ciiIisc &aniaS bcianot iis Den
Gag ~inocuior Sncbeltet, n,ci,s Gem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24

peratnren | fpoIiee aanias % noro.
li5e Oklahoma iartf npiien 40 @ra.
Der | Sebet al "a Elmer. Ssiaa
bet gamle Spben" fit en- Vaamin.
belle, lom ipiebe / baaoe M9ietipper
% GrefIipper.
5 ben noropeitliee Del al Mortb
Gntota inotraf Ser aaereoe 2srbag
ct ganlte b~etpoeIigt Snefolo, Ser ei-
terIulstes at ct sanife iterft Jroit.
Deir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24

9nrn & 6enlp5 Iajeitic Goncertinas %
italienlfe Nffproions cler Sr9fipil up9jpr
ben melt frcntr9oenoe @ren / bite itprars
teoe Gtablis iement. Vluuot Oct itpre Nniol
Mtgnltre, ri bar paa Saarp. er "Diellotpne",
"SpeciuI" o9 "Goncert". 9i;ie S%nitrumen'
ter er De beoite al lit SlO9s pao Wiarfeoet,
% De er fulbt no aarantereoe al 9ppu &
0ealp. Snitrumeuter nco %entelte, bpbbelte
eler trebobbeitc Hceos. enfle eller uoImpfs
feoe. iGl9es alle paa lettc WIbetalin9er.
Triieln' er ira $500 til $4,000. Wi taeer
bin gamle gpncertina i Spite ipm en- Sci
al icrite 9lf5 talIng. Seuo ct 8repfprt til
port Gpnccrtina 9epartement for EFT paffer
@atolos oper 9tforoion5 % goncertinas
(tllultreret / Nillprer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
GurIf / TSuHcifuIen.

MurIf i Solfcifulen. $ @otion,
Minn., er ser ibpit itartet 3 9las.
Ter / Morif / @raoifoIen. $ ferite
aIoSie er Ser % gleper, / anoer
SIaSie IA % / treble alosie IA,
ioIt 80. Siior bar set en- minbre
aIo2ie / Norif / Seiifolcn oerIteos.
s Sbicf Gipcr SAILS, Minn., bar Sc,
iiior en- Slo2ie paa 10 i &eiIfolen.
Saar er Ser itartct en- alasie paa
IS / Soe "Wraoe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24
0mlobrNlnpper.

@mlobrplnpper. Scr. os MRS.
Ole @isrnqaoro / Sen Hapios, 9.
Gaf., feirebe iibite llge lit @ulobrpl.
IMP. = Sorrige Ssnbag bar set 90
aor, iiben Mr. % Mrs. u. @.
Spbnion / Groton, g. 9of., bleu
giite. S NnIeoning al @ltlobrpaupS-
oagen Dor ~itprIte Telen al gpens
@eiolfning fornet for at feire ben
minoeoGroige @eeipenbeo iammen
meo Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-24

Gle =. Toc, Staten SomnS Sire
marIhal, blcp nplig peo Snternatip-
nal Sire MaribaIls aarlige aonpen-
tion / philadelphia polgt iom Sore
niuQens Frriioent. Wr. Hoe bar
iroebopt flere gmbeber / Soma %
Iarot anhct ppret SfoIeiilperirten-
oent / Storp Gointp % osiiiterenoc
StatSauoitor. inoen ban bIep ub.
nrout til lit ntpprcnoe Gnibeoe.
San err fp0t / apiitoberreo % fom
me0 inc forplbre til Clinton 60,
So., / 60 Iorene.