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The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

night, the other guests being Mrs. Marlin
E. Olmstead, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross A.
Hickok. and Mr.. Vance Mccormick, ALI
of Harrisburg, Pa: Miss Sheridan, Miss
Hagner, Mrs. Dunn Mckee, the Assistant
Secretary OF War. Mr. Henry Brecken-
ridge: Maj. Winship, L. s. A; Capt.
Frank r. Mccoy. L. S. A.: Mr.. Frederick
Brooke, and Mr.. Basil Miles.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff were hosts last night at a
large dinner at their residence in Far
ragut Square in honor of the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall. The guests in
vited to meet them were the italian Am
bassador, Marchese Cusani: Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. Pitney, > he Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs. Lane, the Military At
tache of the British Embassy and Mrs.
Heathcoat Grant, Countess Gizycka, Miss
Margaretta MacVeagh, Miss Wetmore,
Miss May. the Second Secretary of the
French Embassy and Nine de Laboulaye,
the Counselor OF the Russian Embassy
and Nine. Scherbatskoy. Mr.. Jerome
Bonaparte, and Mr.. Maurice Lowe.
The British Ambassador, Sir Cecil
Spring Rice, was the guest of honor at
a dinner given by Col and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Thompson at their residence in Sherl-
dan Circle last night. The additional
guests were the japanese Minister. Wis
count Chinda Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Oliver
Wendell Holmes. the Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Bryan, the Secretary of War
and Mrs. Burleson, Senator and Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson, Representative and
Mrs. Oscar Underwood. Lieut.. Gen. and
Mrs. S. b. NJ. Young, Rear Admiral and
Mrs Charles II. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodbury. Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Larz
Anderson, Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard, Mrs.
Philip Sheridan, Miss Hilda Sykes, and
Mr.. John Barrett, director general of the
Pan-American Union.
The Minister of the Netherlands and
Mime. L,oudon gave dinner last night
In honor of the Austrian Ambassador.
DIR. Dumba, at their hospitable home in
r Street.
Mrs. Marshall. wife of the Vice Presi-
dent. and Mrs John K. Shields wife OF
the Senator from Tennessee. were the
guests of honor at a luncheon yesterday
given by Mrs. Walter A. Wells at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Mrs. Emile Montgomery was hostess at
a luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Houston, wife of the Secretary of Agri-
culture. Among the guests invited to
meet here were Mrs. Horace burton, Mrs.
Stephen o. Richey. Mrs. Charles Bough-
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11
Gay ana Joyous @eek

WASHINGTON unusually gay for the
w and followed each other with bewl-
rapidly During National Capital
ociets else and
of who
here attend Then its heels garden parties one
given by other by Mrs
William Jennings Bryan at Calumet Place
only lacking garden party Friday after
given by Mrs
Wilson would have ideal nothing married the thorough enjoy
of will through the lovely grounds and up
the south portco the White House
all attend and with Mrs VIII
within their And the
Misses Wilson assisted greatly the of the entertainment by en-
with informal which characterized the affair." and
made a
On Thursday Secretary Bryan their
picturesque City, and which destined
distinction conferred that Secretary and Mrs Bryan
we'll adapted entertaining opening out OF each other as
they do.
Westinghouse extremely the contention of Pre
newfngd running woman walk he de-
walking had deteroted hop skip and jump and
make their behave after keeping step the up
to-dae dance
dancing They contend that
the tgnes of the skirt which
graceful walk OF
be enjoyed until the dmakers make skirts OF suitable
width
Like the rest of the world Washington gone
ordinary of the motions Whoever
bed some of the dances must
powers to their grizzly bear" and turkey to
suffering public has to listen praises of the
baby peel slide" the san Francisco
earthquake walk" the "crab crawl and for eli
that the aforementioned dance bears
will take the dreamy
which all graceful and graceful women
in
The open Chevy the spotov
ing contingent of that popular
matches the bridge tables which
deserted
deyotecs who gather instead
Wilson the enthusiastic of the rooers
themselves, spend much of their the
of much of their the back
of House. challenge
for she is interested the than they
Friendship beautiful of Mr.
Tnnaytown Road will be the for all Wash
The proceeds of the affair will the Chill
trens Hospital
Booths the beautiful lawns of Friendship
There will Punch
and other interesting attractions
and who will
them Howard hats paos Mrs Harold
doll table Mrs Marsh frames, Mrs
Mrs Horace Wtcot table Mrs Mearns and
table Mrs Reynolds l1it Punch asd Judy Mr.
Bpae soft drinks Mr. Basil Miles and
Reginald Mr. John Cotton Smith, Mr. Godfrey
Dodge andMr Mum
Mrs The
Family" She by Mrs
Colo, Miss Helen Woodrow
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

Miss Eleanor Wilson was the guest OF
honor at a dinner given by Mrs. Alfred
E. Bates at the Chevy Chase Club last
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

At the residence of II. de Coursey
Hamilton, Bervyn. Pa, Saturday, May
10, 1913, Henry P. Remouf Holt, formerly
of Washington, and Emma de Coursey.
daughter of the late Samuel Wickes and
Sarah j. Lafourcade de Coursey, were
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

The President and Mrs. Wilson and
their guests and several members of their
family, motored to Mount Vernon yes
terday morning.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion johnston
and Miss Sophy Johnston will leave
Washington this week for their farm in
Vermont, where they expect to spend
the summer. Mrs. Johnston is in mourn
ing for her brother, whose death occurred
in Philadelphia recently
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

Mrs. Charles Marsh and Mrs. Harold
Sewall have issued invitations to a tea
on Saturday. May II, at o'clock, al
their residence in Indiana Avenue.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

Mrs. B. Held is spending some time ir
New York. the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Schwab.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

Miss Edna Oppenheimer. of Kalorams
Road, is spending some time in Balti-
more with relatives.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

Mrs. Myer Felheimer has returned tc
the city from short trip to Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

Mrs. William Bixby. wife of the Chief
Of Engineers. U. s. A., has sent out in
vitations to a buffet luncheon on Satur-
day, at her residence In Sixteenth Street.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-11

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Nye leave to-
morrow for New York, where they will
remain for ten days.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
Sra Reiien 90 ltot til.

Oct bar aQere0e ier peret omtaIt,
boorleoes Sn6iamlingen iii Rinoe.
sapen for Rorge 1914 er oronet /
@oobbue og @iuota Counter Mim.
Sea fommer ri til Ga Grosie,
sis, iom er, og for mere enc 80
gar bar pPret, ct Centrum for Rorif.
Dom. en- al De gamle Settlere men,
te Dog at babe opbaget liot SiIbdge,
gang / Sntere5ien for Dor S9orene.
arb. "ior", ia ban, "bet err Den mlber
os treble @et,eration iom itprer no"
Der bIeu Oog ingen ganifeligbeO meS
at iaa Ell 900 % oirfiom aomite,
ale, ieg traf piloe bore me0. 9r.
q. 8umOerion bIeu palgt til 5or,
man6 % aopOtat Sames 5bompior
ill Ssfreter. De eprige Meolemmer
al aomiteen err Iaitorerne 3. anoer,
ion, 6. 8. gif, $. 6. @ageIien oa
Mr. Sobn =. Streeter. San mente,
at ga crosse gp % eounip life oilot
itaa tilbaee, nnnr Oct gi9loer en- fel-
les Gag JON oenne. ga crosse ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
Sfplae Meooelelic ira 4otenf.I

Sfplgs Wteooelelic ira 9otent.ab'
pofaterne @iaiamion & Mer6nnt,
CIR. 925-933 metropolitan 2ife
gIog. (fsr Guaranty Soan), Winne.
apoliS, Winn., er / ben forlsbue uge
fslsenbe Gatenter tilbelt Wiuneiota
% 9afota Spfin6ere:
Davis c. Andersen, La Prairie, Mimi.
Spring Wheel. Ella Baumgart, Red
Wing, Mimi, Cover and Brush Holder
for Mucilage Bottles. William Bros,
Minneapolis. MINI, Stay Bolt. Darwin
H. Cook and e. ]. Wilson, Minot, N. D.,
Clutch for Blower Pans. Lester A.
Grain, Webster City, S.. D., Trap. Oliver
Crosby, St. Paul, MINI, Derrick. VIII
liam n. Douglas, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Drainage Device. Frank Drake, Alta
mont, s. D., Removable Trap Teeth. ia.
cob E. Erb., Hyder, N. D., Scraping At
tachment for Grain Drills. Fred Erwin,
Van Metre, S. D., Nail. Geo. A. Fisher
and J. A. Morrison, Minneapolis, Mimi,
Device for Removing Distractions from
Closet Bowls. Ernest G.. Francis, Pine
River, Mimi, Combination Ironing
Roaid and Step Ladder. Joseph G. Huss,
Minneapolis, Mimi. Soil Pipe Vented
Fitting. James c. Hutton, Springfield,
S. D., Smoke House. James s.. Johnson,
St. Peter, Mimi, Mail Holding Attach
ment. Lawrence F. Kennedy, M~inneapo-
lis, Mimi, Gun Stock. Joseph Kindle,
Glen Ulen, n. D., vehicle End Gate Fast
ener. Walter S. King, St. Paul, MINI,
Printing Frame. John Neswold, St. Paul,
Mimi, Reversible Gear Driver Mechan-
ism. Fridolin Schimmel, Faribault,
Mimi, Shock Absorber. julius Schmitt,
Minneapolis, Mimi, Stay Bolt. Frank
and Schneider, Meadow, S d., Pillow.
Paul B. Stevens, Granville, n. D., Shaft
and Tongue Releasing Attachment for
Vehicles. Frank F. Turner, Little Falls,
Mimi, Wheat Heater, Grain Drier and
Conditioner. Harry VanDyken, Two
Harbors, Mimi, Means for Indicating
Fractures in Crank Pins. John Wagner,
Mount Vernon, S. D., Draft Appliance.
Anton K. Wicklund, Middle River, Mimi,
Folding Seat. Herman ]. Wielaud, Vir-
ginia, Mimi, Cuspidor. Albert Ander-
son, D~eerwood, MIMI, Air Cooler. Allan
c. Bussey, Minneapolis, MINI, Egg Box.
John J. Danberg, Beach, N. D., Hose
Coupling. Ward L. and Drake, Redffeld,
S. D.. Egg Cabinet Incubators. Walter
M. Evered, Duluth, MINI, Intel Bar.
Peter l.. Gardner, St. Cloud, Mimi,
Wrench, Louis F. Learman, and Z. NJ.
Coon, Minneapolis, Mimi, Foot Guard.
Otto Linke, Durbin, N. D., Draft and
Holdup Wagon Gear Reach. Josep A.
Mcclure, Bemidji, Mimi, Breath Deflec-
tor. Frederick B. McLeran, Wrenshall,
Mimi, Bull Lead. John Muzzy, WARDS,
Mimi, Stump Attracting Machine. Nils
l.. and H. Nelson, Wayzata, MINI,
Wagon. Nils L. and II. Nelson, Wayzata,
| Mimi, Traction Engine. Rudd Reeve,
Bnxton. N. d., Seed Cleansing Machine.
Geo. W. Smithson, Madelis, MINI, Lamp
Burner Attachment. Albert ]. St. Mars,
Coleraine, MINI, Tube Swage. Geo. C.
Thompson, Minneapolis, Mimi, Buggy
Shaft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

beisat De ugipitmiloe Ggre. Strofs
fongerne bleo tuunsne iii at noe
Gfspeoitionen Sieneiter al enboer
Irt. De par ale blet iot iait for
Noro. 0ien oisie Roroere oor life
iaa femme 6olf, iom man pod Sor.
boanb ifuloe tro, De bduoe nemlig
mprbet al Meolioenbeo.
ReiieielIfabet fom set meget BEL
tiIpo8, at oisie Gapuanegre par
irenrogenOe 9ogefunitnere. Neo De
melt primitive SiGlpemioler funoe
Dc tiaoue lGfre Retter, iom imoete
IeIo De ioroRnte eugelife 8aner no.
merfet.
Sooo Ror6ere nngaor. iaa err 81.
rene / HegeIeu 5olf iom Sipet er 6let
en- PIage for. Gn Ropunneaer, iom
bar 3iener Dos gfSpeoitioneus Sys-
rer. fortnIte, Ga nj ipurgtr ham ON.
bporior ban bapoe taget 2iuet Of lin
Nor, at bun bar blet iaa sommel og
ifrsbeIig, at bun life fitn6e orbeiSe.
life ltaa og life gaa, o. - buao Der
q uprit al oft - bun funoe life
engang ipile. Sod tGnfte ban, oet
bar bebit at beiri ber6e FOR ale Era.
ger, ioa meaet mere iom bun leo of
en- ubeIbreoelig o. imerteiuIo Spg.
Dom.
Sfisnt Gapuueaerene er ilige no.
merfeoe aoffe, err oct bare ellroppiif
Suang, iom fan iaa Dem til at afitaa
ira line Observation-Disclosures
Ten gcbonbling. Sc IoSer fine aotn.
Der bltoe III Del, er poerit borbartff.
Gn Fopuareger fan uocn pioerc piie
lin Suitru 9srer, ON ban snifer set.
Sdainurt ban lager benoe ira iia,
bar bun life IGngere uoget arao paa
bam. % ielu ON en- Eapuaneaer
hoIoer al fin aone, ioa looer ban ben.
De uoiere oIt arbeioe, mems ban Ielu
bcngioer iig til et Dolce iur uiente".
On ioritsot 9apuafone fan aiits
'ig tgieu. ON bum bar Spit. ! Tda
6olb muo oen auSen gGgtemano Be.
tale en- erItntniuJ iii ben fsrite.
De u9iite Eopuanegre Dor / Ianac
foierueuatige Srie. Mange 9argc
foretrpffer oog en- ioretogiom una
Wanb at opilad lit Eaulun / ct Sre
fremior at DO | Den ipIleS &aierne.
eens "rseorah.poteu" til eIaat % Ben.
rer | bet ldnIle Qdno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

en- eiteitaaenoe anIeonine. iom life
fommer igien | Dor 2epetio.
Zen iom M ielp oil pPre pirfiom
eaer ioa andre / 8irfiombeS, BELT
begge 0cle. oil ian iig apitterings.
beGcr % andre Srpfiager tilienot pes
at lfripe til SefretGren 8. IifelonS,
$40 q. .. 2ife gIog. minneapolis
Seho @ioroaeue til bette 9Iob Tom
oil o%ifentlia fuittere for iomme.
Too mine Heiier iiSite Ssit og MI
iraf leg fltn Ell Wano iom uGgteoe
at bapc noget meo Sagen at giere.
ban bar arerifoncr, ia bon, oa gnr
en- 600 Tag / Rorae OF aft Rorif.
0ei,ne Nono bar isot OF op0raget
Norge. Gr oct life bpadeliat, at SCI
bare por Gn? 0ette War oil uiic,
ON Oct uoilpttcSc Iorae fan boloe
'onmer % uorette noget / Srles-
fob.
g. 8. Sborpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
Soanclaaet.

Bort nGite aarsmeoc oil Blue ais
holbt / Siour Balls, z. Gat. Satocr
er iaaoiSt mig bctierNt cubm life be-
itemt. men Oct blir fanite en- al sc
ferite Sage | Suni. IoitiIiae lea bar
tnIt meo melier ar Siour Huls or for
Iaugt bprte for ReoIcmner fra ipcs
liae 8isconiiu, men 2aaet tan life ia
p~oriiere Ell 9dnoSbcI paa en- unoenS
@etoitnins, % bet mua Scrfor auieeS
irm fuIbitGnbig | lin Srocn ar pi inur
tonmer Soerin9er boiat I Horos 90
Sph 8atofa irsoe / bereS guIfe ON
at fomme ben liot nGrmere cno 0lins
nenpolis. Eaa famine Sio iom icg
ltnI opforbre ale SoaneIaaets Tteos
Ienmcr iii at inNicuSc lin Gontingeut
iii aasiereren 8. ). 6ope. 6apparb.
Riun., ltaI ies o9ian ammooc Dem ON
life at forglemme al Ruloegapcn til
Ror9e Hal iubiamIes bette Nar. & Ct
SilfrIoe iom bette buroe Ell Spiororina
ON at beltnse nGre aIoeIcs operflsoi9.
Do euboer meS norit Blob | line 4arer
buroe bare pinie til at poc i'm StiGrp
til Rooer Horae. Seroeb Grer oi os
ielo Iieemeset iom hi 9rer bort Sabre
lamb paa bets Ssittbsoag.
Sobu Q. 3nbpit.
Gor. Setr. Spenalaget.
grpaobedb, wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
VapuanTc ToifeTiffc.

Zen enaeIife SpoogelieSreiienoe
:. q. Senfins berettebe nplig / ct
6orebrog, iom ban bolot | Sonoon,
ON iine intereSiaute SpIepeIier paa
en- gtSpeoition til @ritiif Rpeuinea,
bpor ban beisgte Ggue, iom por BE-
boeoe al Gapuanegre, Sans gfSpe.
oition beItoo al ct belt Selitob On.
IelifmGnb. Seoeren bar 0ircftpren
ior 69ngSIerne, o. De bopoe meb iig
III inOfeote Strniianger.
Goa oenue Moaoe bIeu Gnalpn.
cerne mere iortroIige neo 2anoets
SGocr og Sfiffe, emo ON DC puo
egen Saoub o9 / rin9e gntaI bapoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

DC Der peb en- Zig SorauSrins a mere
Saab ON. at oct tunoe peotaoes. Ut CT
iIiet Sorilne life piIoc inSitiles til
@~sbtaaeIie al gihoISstpmitceu piSitc
not De Booe Serrer o. eerior lit Sc
6oriIagct til at gan oper til aumiteeu
for sc itsrre Snsr bpcr Der er mere
Saah.
Sorreiten bar @rpaacriinteresiernc
oil DC ian aisre for at forbinsrc GeSs
to9eIieu al afbolNSIopaioriua % oris
tier iig Iioet til at iuobrinoe ;~Sorilaa
Der 9nnr / mooint actning. Bare
bette er eoSt Seen o. piier, at SpIfcs
optnioueu eaar / Sen rcttc 8etnire.
@uifnu Siee.
Setr. Ninueiotu ~afboIosieIifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
VorcningsiaSen.

Sprobcmeuigbcoen og oen 5or.
eneSe airfcS 0tenigbe6 / Sbompiou.
"a, iuhbpoer til 6GaeSmsSe 25oe
til 210e Sebrunr. SamtaIcemne:
Nom. ), 10. Snoleoerc: gaito.
rerue s. :. Slfrc al bcu .6oreneoe
Strife OF q. Smeool al Spuoocu.
Rrroitontcr Gnit. q. @se 1f Spn.
o6eu OF 2. 8urbcriou al Sen 6or.
rrtrhr Sirfe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
"yitanic"s Sprlis.

8. 6. Ssr8euieu, Strbp, Wirr., %
SnroIO s. Sobnion, Buffalo Center,
Sa., mebDeIer, iom Sour paa en- Sore
iper9icI / SIabet for fort Sib iibeu, at
Der er ubtommet en- BOG pda Gnsclit
ON @bite Star 2iniers Sfib "Sitas
MICS llnbergan9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
llnuOuerlis | ct soot Sjpflen.
Sfanoinabiif i%Qaitreret aogebog
~noarbeioet for ifanoiuapiIc Susbolouingsr / gmerifa.

Otter benus 9s fan Der Iaws baabe ioMO sammeaanSR Rot % amuitanEs
Retr al cnbpr It 3t Tiger ia ieu, at ben opIpfr ON alt, Tom dugaar Bag
ming, spItnins o T. |. 3ssuOe nil man Toe mango CODE Raab. bUOraf taao.
sube oe usp6e Softer tan bsfe 2rrOcm. ~
Waal og 8Get r anguet efr bet beuiaanos brussGss Spfem, o. meo oshes
gennpusIer. GiprattIs @ruube r bog oct melt. bhust ubreaneti aopur oa Steer
gosen - 3s Sior meo Suuhrahoner - e soSt o. imutt tnObuuoet o.
iomr ft hInbt 90e Weo "Bofen" ct aar 5oTuO -. 8. 90.
.. Inunbien Enblibins Company, Scrorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
gafre Haaifcfurt! Sor Inn s5 Gents

gafre Eaaifefurt! Sor fun 95 Gents
eler meo Soften" ct aor / SprifuS
for $t.85 fan erboISe5 portofrit tilienot
ct eneitaenoe paftert Set Innifetort.
beitaaenoe at 25 fOritieuige @rebtort /
Sub o9 Sarper / Ell npDeIi9 sgite.
Gemne sgite eauer iig ubmertet iom en-
Iioeu Sreient / NrIecuiug Ssitiben. ct
ubmertet llpbala paa Is Sort fan iaaes
frit Ipm SrGmie meo Soften, uaar
S1.25 / Soritup ieuOsS os. Suit at
&aaifeba9 er 90 De Iarts. Q. Auunbs
len Eubl. Co., SecoraI, Sotpa.
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SsGt0SDnI0"

De 4 biotiI loipmne Rumsre Of 7iSItriis
tet "9iesoolo" faoes ieuot for so Gent.
Sfriu ieas til "gtospolS". Cargo, q. TAT,
@cr 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

10000. Sp.: gIir Naonene pad ale
inos % ubpanbrenbe Serioner ienot
iii She DECENTRALIZATION department..
8aib., 3. G.? q. tiger ga. .. Het.
Spar: Iaa be Snopanorcnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18
R~orreiponoance

S~psrasmaaI fra geripuer, iOm life ppeiver tin,
Ropne III Renaittunen, beioares lite.
Spsreers bebes afatts line Spsrssmaalt ct flarf %
tpeeltst 5prpe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

1901. Sp.: Ser bIeu uola9t ell
Gabe for poer 40 slar iiber, men Den
Ell aIoris bIet bruet ug bar life pGrc
aabnet, bu Der life er freultomneIi8
uoen Irbeioe. San MI bcnue 8aoe
unet oiDere dabres?
Spar: then at fjenbe be uGrmes
re SmtGnbisbeber, ifnloe ri antase, at
ben fan aabnes, mar ben CT rolast.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

% bar .gipet Wtort9a9e o8 Note, men
fan life betale. Nu hois life Wort
adaen fan b9tte, hoab ban Itnloer, o0
Ran biz reiIe til Canada, Tan man on
taae hans &rber og Srsgerdao oe
iuIee bet peo @r4nien, ON ban ta9er
ilcget meb iom Baggage og ienoer nos
get iom Sragt?
2. San ban ieube roget meD Sra9t
til en- anben, 1om Dor / CANADA %
ilippe at betale Sob paa Def, naar
bet er brligte eager!
8. aan man itoppe en- Wtdro ira at
aaa til Canada, naar ban bar 9lort vi
bebfte for at betale pp, men fnn life
betale alt2
2oueu CT fritasct for G1efntipn. SlGs
Der % Susseraab, or frttaset efter
Rprtb Safptas Con.
2. Ser maa bctales Splb paa be
t~pIbplistise Eager, % bpts bet fenoes
paa benne Wtaube, er Here sins tulhs
pligtise, ipm life er bet, nm gentor' =
menbe ielp brinser benz ineS. Stsrftes
belen af en- Snbnnnbrcrs 8obape inn
Iabes tplbirit | Canada, naar bet tpm :
mer iamtibis meb Snbpanbreren.
3. 4ci, life bcriom ban | fit 5prs
6pIb I Sprbiubeiie rteb 6iGlhens Sttfs
telic lite bar siurt fig ifplSts | Sebras
gert. ....
1905. Sp.: Sar min Rabo Nct til
at Iahe tit &p9g gaa pna min Sarm
% poeleege, buab iee bar, naar ot lite
bar nogct @jeroe mellem ps, o8 fan
han tbinge mig til at iGtte op 8i4roe,
mar ieg ineer &renturer bar. 5 moo
fat Sab, fan ieg forbre @rltatnin9 for
Gfaben2 (glbertn, @auaoa.)
Spar: St bar life t%ilitrGffclig
Sienbifab til @irrbelouen / siberia til
at fuune gipc npset beiternt Suar paa
bette, mcn bpis nDgcu af glabets SGs
iere Der ptl inbienhe Spur, ifal ri tase
bet tnb I "Auben &orreippnbaure".
1906. Sp.: 8an en- Ranb tage
2anb i be Sorenebe Stater, ~efterat ban
bar propet op en- balo Settion / Gs
berta, Canada, pg er %fannoiit Berger?
Spar: ga, bpis ban fiptter til be
Sorcnebe Statcr ps blir unterifanit
8pracr. Sat rraa pGre Sprgcr, fsr
ban fan PROBE up.
1907. Sp.: &an en- 0taub retie
tiIbage til Norse og ta9e i9ien en-
@aarb meb lin Sbelsret, nnar De bar
manttet laoe 8aarben 9an for @iGIb?
Set bemertes, at De iu9en Net babOe til
al ltifte @iGlben ubeu Samtpfte fra os,
ion er / In,erita. Sa Snber bebe,
LOB ni 0iooer bebolbe alting uforans
bret, iaaIense bun lepeoe. Chen bar
gsrnene | Rprge ireIt meb @aarben.
&an mo- tage 8aarbeu igieu llben at
brinse benz / nosen @aniteligbeber?
Guar: Sc fan tase 8aarben meb
Sbelsret, bpis ben life bar pGret ube
af SlGgten I tire Iar. Gen bill bIi
perhiat efter Sbelstart. On bet fan
mebfsre npsen ganifelisbeber for De-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

1902. Sp.: Seq bar flnbet ell
forunoerlie Sten iom ieg gierne oil
babe unperisst. Spor ital nan benz
penbe fig?
Spar: Sil GrpfeSiur OF Nsineral'
psp, ttniperitp Of Miuueipta, Sstnne'
applis, Iinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

1908. Sp.: 8. Tiger, at Der er 70
WiIioner Sbenifer / Sc Soreneoe Sta@
ter. 9. mener, at Der er life iaa mani
&c. Sbem bar 8et?
Spar: Isiastis fan antaiet life
ppsipes, men resner man baaSe be inSs
panSreoe % be her | eanoet fsbte Ser
fueur af ipenif Sertumit, er bet lite for
bsit fat til 2 Wtiaiufer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

cent "Tssorah. esftu" It'll eIaet ca Zen.
rer | bet ldulle Qdno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-18

1901. Sp.: Sbor mango Snbbbgs
gere bar 8ben 9es Ioines, Sa., og
bbprmanee Norite bor Der?
Spar: Scs Msptnes baube peb
iibite Il. 9. Genius S6,36S Snbbpssere,
men bar M antasclis p~n,frins 10000.
Ter CT enbel 4urife | gpeu, met hi fan
life ppsiue bet nsiastise antal. Den
SpreneSe airfe bar en- nibSelsitur Mes
nigbeb Der.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-22
PARCEL POST HIS SUBJECT.
4 assistant Postmaster Robinson VIII
Tell Merchants of Service.

The retail merchants of Washington
are invited to the quarterly meeting of
the Retail Merchants Association, to be
held tonight, in the quarters of the asso-
citation, 1902 F Street Northwest, when
L. ]. Robinson, assistant postmaster of
the Washington city postof1ice, will de-
liver an address on the subject of the
parcel post.
Mr.. Robinson will describe in detail
the various uses of the parcel post, the
manner of preparing goods for transit
through the parcel post, and the i'm
mense possibilities of the service for ex-
tending trade, not only locally, but out
of town. The speaker will distribute to
the merchants present data covering the
rules and regulations of the parcel post
Many matters of intimate interest to
the retail merchants of the city are
to be acted upon tonight. The PROPOSE
ton to hold festival week in Washing
ton in the fall will be up before the asso-
citation for adoption, and it is expected
that the recommendation of the home
trade committee will be approved. The
report Of the home trade committee, Sid
ney West, chairman, 1t is declared, win
provide for a week of special entertain
ment and special values in Washington
during either the last week in Septem-
Der or the first week In October.