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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-25
THREE AVIATORS ARE KILLED
One American and Two Frenchmen
Drop to Death.

Port of Spain, Trinidad, Jan. Is
Frank Boland, an American aviator,
was killed while flying here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-25
KANSAS WOMAN
WHO SUFFERED
From Headache, Backache,
Dizziness and Nervousness,
Restored to Health by
Lydia E. Pink hams
Vegetable Compound.

Lawrence, Kans. IA year ago I was
suffering from a number of ailments. |
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-25

You have got to clean and purify the
stomach o or you'll easily catch the
diseases around. Guard your health,
keep away diseases by taking Hollis.
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea once a
week. See how easy twill keep you
well and strong. Begin tonight. Ask
your drugg ct.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-25


| feel better than / have for years. |
recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to all who suffer as ]
did. Mrs. M. ZEUNER, 1045 New Jer-
sey Street, Lawrence, Kansas.
Montana Woman's Case.
Burns, Mont. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound cured me of awful
backache which | had suffered with for
months. ! was so weak / could hardly do
my work and my head and eyes ached all
the time. Your Compound helped me
in many ways and is a great strength
ener. l always recommend it to my
friends and tell them what a grand med
icine it is for women. You may use my
name for the good of others. Mrs.
JOHN FRANCIS, Burns, Montana.
The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound have thousands of
such letters as those above-they tell
the truth, else they could not have been
obtained for love OIL money. This med
icine is no stranger - it has stood the
test for years,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-01-25
The Secret Terror.

The haunting fear of sickness and
helplessness is the secret terror of the
working man. Health is his capital.
Kidney diseases sap a mans strength
and vitality. They lessen his earning
capacity. Foley Kidney Pills bring
back health and strength by healing
the disease. The are the best medicine
made for kidney and bladder troubles.
The genuine are in the yellow package.
Refuse any substitute. For sale by all
druggists .-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

Burlington as far as eapability to care
for large number Of people is con-
cerned, for it is admitted by common
consent that Burlington is the only place
in Vermont which has adequate accom-
modations for crowds which are likely
to attend conventions and similar gath
erings. There are some other places
which approach the desired degree of
adequacy in hotel accommodations, but
they fall just little short. Therefore,
it is TO be hoped that the expectations
OF Rutland people will be realized and
that handsome, eommodious hotel for
all the year service viii be erected. And
while ready to extend congratulations
in the event that such fine thing shall
be accomplished, several other large
towns and cities of Vermont will be
Just bit envious, we admit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

the whole, it seems that considerable
good was done in that section of the
state by bringing the convention there.
The new ideas brought home to the
growers of apples and to prospective
growers ought to spur them on to in
creased efforts toward larger and bet
ter crops of the fruit. On that eonclu-
sion, the society ought to plan to hold
next years convention in some other
portion of the state in order to bring
new impetus to that place; and 1t ought
TO continue the process for many years
until the apple industry of Vermont
shall have become enlivened to a desired
degree. There is no doubt that con-
vention OF this sort does awaken new
interest wherever held.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26
HARDWICK.
Death of John Eastman Followed Long
Period of Ill Health.

John Eastman, a respected citizen oil
this town, died Monday morning. He
had been in poor health all summer, but
was i'll in bed only a week He con
Quoted the livery stable in connection
with the Hardwick inn about Is years
He is survived by his wife and child
The plea in the case of Judge Henry
Powers of Morrisville VS.. Peaeham
academy was heard here last week Tues
day before Watson of st. Adams as
master. Lawyers Dunnett of st. Johns
bury and Dutton of Hardwick are coun-
sci for the plaintiff, while Lawyers May
OF st. Johnsbury and Billiard of Hard
wick are counsel for the defense.
Hardwick academy and graded school
viii be closed Thursday and Friday for
a short Thanksgiving vacation.
Misses Dora and Florence Gallagher
are at home from st. Mary's academy
in Burlington.
Mrs. J. L. Sullivan and Anna Moore
are visiting Mrs. Sullivan's daughter,
Mrs. William Land, in Montreal.
There viii be basketball game be-
tween the Z. v NJ. Independents and
Hardwick athletic association Thursday
evening.
A very successful rummage sale fin
ished Saturday evening. The ladies in
charge realized Sl75 for the benefit of
the John S. Holden Memorial hospital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

The Wilson family are going TO UNI
usual efforts to controvert various
stories which are told about White
House life and happenings, one of the
efforts being to refute the statements
concerning the great aggregate value OF
the gifts to Miss Jessie Wilson on the
occasion of her marriage. The Wilson's
say the gifts, while numerous OF course,
do not mount into the great figures
which the public has been led to believe
they did. The explanation is accepted.
However, the Wilson family may as
well learn at once that it will be impos-
sible for them to deny all the stories
about them and their home life-stories
which may be disagreeable and entirely
unsupported by fact.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26
SOUTH FAIRLEE.

Sheldon Miller was home from Bur-
lington, where he is attending college,
for Thanksgiving.
G. S. Melendy is pressing hay in Or
fordyilie.
Mrs. H. ID. Moore entertained her
brother, Mr.. Robe, and son, of Lyndon.
vile one day last week.
Mrs. Lord of North Thetford called
on her daughter, Mrs. B. G. Pond, last
Thursday.
Misses Bessie and Helen Robinson
were in White River Junction on last
Thursday.
Misses Gladys and Ida Bacon returned
home this week from st. Johnsbury,
where they are attending school, for
Thanksgiving.
James McCambly spent Thanksgiving
in Boston
Lewis Leazer was in Chelsea, Friday.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Lillian Robinson
left Thursday for Groton, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

The proposed transformation of the
Norwich university cadets into a squad
ron of cavalry viii add to the pictur-
sequences of this institutions life from
the military standpoint. Always pro-
nounced in it's military leanings, Nor
wfch is likely to prove even more so now
that the cadets are to be mounted. As
cavalry, they viii add greatly also to
the Vermont National Guard, of which
the cadets form part through legisla-
tive enactment. A wider section of the
state is likely to come into more init
mate acquaintance with the university
through the greater expedition with
which the cadets can get about the coun-
try.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

1t was left for the town Of Peru,
population of PAP, to furnish the first
fatality of Vermont's deer hunting sea-
son Of 1913. Doubtless Mr. Hapgood OF
that town, unalterably opposed to deer
slaughter, will have something TO say
about the tragic affair. la this case, like
most OF the Others, it was case of mis-
taken identity, so far as the general
public knows, the man being mistaken
for the deer and drilled through the head
with rife bullet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
"Quo vadis" Photo Play at Barre Opera
House Three Days.

The moment of most genuine dramatic
power and suspense in George Kleine's
truly wonderful photo-drama, "Quo
Vadis," which is to be presented at the
Barre opera house for three nights and
two matinees, commencing tomorrow
afternoon with Thanksgiving matinee,
occurs in the third act or seventh reel,
when the Christians are about to be sac
rifieed for their alleged crime of the
burning of Rome.
The scene shows the arena of the
famous coliseum.
No drama in the world ever com
prehends such intense dramatic moments
yet it all lifts the veil of doubt from
the minds of this later generation why
Eternal Rome" fell There viii be a
bargain matinee Saturday.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26
A BENEFIT TO APPLE INDUSTRY.

The result of the annual convention
OF the Vermont State Horticultural So
eiety, which was held at Randolph sew
eral days last week, indicates the wis
dom of the managers in selecting some
place other than the usual convention
cities in Vermont as gathering place
for the annual deliberations. The at
tendance at Randolph last week is re-
ported to have been about the largest in
the history Of the organization, while
the exhibits were considered remarkably
good for an off apple year in Vermont
and the discussions we're entered into
quite freely and interestedly by the dele
gates to the convention. Therefore, on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

William Suffers lecture tour through
New York state is not proving so much
of drawing card as his managers ex-
pected. Perhaps the people of New York
have seen enough Of Sulzer. Possibly,
too, this is an indication that the feeling
in the state as a whole is not like that
found in the sixth district in New Yorl,
at the time of the recent election. Such
would seem to be the case at any rate,
when crowds of only one-third the ex-
pected size turn out to see and hear him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth hasn't
said her thoughts about the most recent
White House wedding, but she probably
is reminded of a long-ago time. Now
the nation waits for the next White
House bride.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26
THE BOOTH REcoNc1LIAT1oN.

The reconciliation between Bramwell
Booth, commanding the Salvation Army,
and Ballington Booth, commanding the
Volunteers of America, which is reported
to have taken place in New York City
on the eve of the formers departure to
England after visit in the United
States, will do vast amount OF good
for which both organizations are work
ing, for when there was known dissen
sion in the leading family Of the move
ment it was hardly possible for the
movement to gain great influence
which it ought to have. 1t is reported
that the brothers have been at odds for
nearly score Of years, during which
time they might as well have been mere
strangers to each other; and their COM
ing together on the occasion of Bran
wells official visit to the United States
is happy solution of situation which
was proving quite stumbling block in
the progress Of movements which, to all
intents and purposes, are similar. The
Salvation Army and the Volunteers of
America are likely to grow in influence
through the expression of friendly, not
to say brotherly, feeling between their
respective leaders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26
"You Have to Live One

life to know how to live" Not ii you
read our ads, because we are constant
ly giving you the benefit OF the expert
ence of men who regret they did not take
more insurance National Life ms. CO.,
of Vt. (Mutual) s. S. Ballard, general
agent, Lawrence building, Montpelier,
VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

The proposed new hotel to be erected
in Rutland will be fine thing for Yer
mont and particularly for the city in
which it is located. In that case Rut-
land will be put on an even basis with
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

The Boston editor who accidentally
shot himself while hunting in the Maine
woods now has chance to think of all
the seathing things he wrote about care
lessness in hunting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

Remember that Thanksgiving was not
meant as a day to consume all the Wis
IDLE food supply. The post Thanksgiving
feeling is better for the remembrance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRANK E. LANGLEY. Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION RAT
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER a6, 1913.

Yale is planning for another year
must be recovering from being hit by a
Brickleybat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

One reason for Vermont to be thank
ful-that Thaw is on the east side OF
the Connecticut river.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-26

Jeffersonian simplicity would have
turned pale if it had looked into the
White House yesterday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25

Giterat Stuoent Heite bar iproig
meo NfilsrinQen al Spar Iaien9
Butte oeo Goncorbid College, reiite
ban til Norge iamnrrn meo Taitor
Souben. Heite bapoe uemIig fooet
SGrinq iioite &oar, % bar bopt en-
Ita6ig Sober iioen Sen 5i6. ) Norge
loo ban Jig after m6erisge. % han
bIep tilraa6ct ct Spbolo / ct Sanuto.
rium. Meu Ga ban bauoc finn 30
Groner / &ommen, fun0e ser life
bare Gale berom. Mcu Geoottsr
Nombro tont Hcite tiIbiGIp OF lit
ifaiict banl ct ire MaoneoerS Cpbolo
/ @reiicn3 Sonatorium. San bar
fife ~iorbe0ret lin Scl6reO noact nUu.
n~cpprOigt, iaopiNt ieg fon i~oritaa al
bans @reOe, oa set er Ell beoreoeIi8
9tpbc0.
nj Gutter ira Norge rcgueS 6elt
hinge Heite iom Ell al Dc melt eune.
rige OF ioretagiomme, pi bar feet.
Sans Snteresie Ter og Nrbeioe eff /
Hetning al norif 2itcratltr. men ii.
Sen ban err ioo ing, ct Bar % tpue
Ior, bar ban life p~roouceret noget
al @etponiuq. san itortet norife
6olfebibliotbefer paa Smaoite0er /
Reo Hiper 1oIeu, bar paa Goncorbia
College iuPrt iurig 0eltnger / Sore.
n%ingslip. 1esuocn bar ban Sefre.
tpr og SEN oriuenoe Strait / aomite.
erue for Reisuing Of sc TO @tinOeS
merfer uoenior Goncoroia College,
Sans Nielien Salise5 % Soor
aaien$.
Den / &inter bleo ban 0aorIig al
en- 5~orfisleIie, ionl poa @runo al en-
M Sorfielelie / &aar bar reiuIteret
/ SGring, bOorior ban piloe til gtOr
ge Tor at prspe ct Sanotorieopbolo.
Heite bar uogiuet Ell uoffert 0eite,
Ill Naieus Ntiu6e" "a oct / @lar
er Noien5 Sunore0eaarsieit. Ictte
pil ban gierne iGlge Tor 80 Gent pr.
@rcmpldr. AIle. iom bar &noo o9
eierne bill biPlpe Sem lunge Bette til
at qieuoinoe lin SeIbreo. fan flsbe
bans Sefte peo at ifriue iii GrPii'
BENT @as9aaro, Goucoroia College.
WoorbeaO, Mim. 90 0eriom nogen
oiloc gIG0e BAN peo ct greu, er bans
@Ore5ie: 9af5pif, Ssuomsre. 0or.
man. Selp ct paffert Sort briuger
en- 9ilien og b%i0rager til at gIpe
Moo til aamp moo S%pgSommeu %
neotrnft Sinositcmuing. gu far Ui
thanksgiving, % / oenne Iio finOe
hi tiebe bans Aaien6eite. iom er Ell
imuf Greient iii Ell Ben "a Reite oil
oerpeo til Sulen iaa uoaIe Feuge
meQem 6puberue.
6orao, q. :. SEN 1899 Rop. 1913.
8. 6ietoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25

Senne Maaneo BIZ iterre NfGoIbs@
msoer bIipe afbolot / SittIe Horpap
airie. YoIt Gountp, aousspiueer. Gus
rora llusbomsiorenins, ino for Oslo,
% peo Sflee o. Ylummer paa Snbbps
BELLE al Sram notwithstanding. Ses
mere bill Reber bIipe niboIbt eiter Snns
bpSslei al glue Gartbs Renisbeb %
9ea notwithstanding, SnribauIt Gountp
% Heb Dat 8rope Rsnisheo os afs
beIosforening at iamme @apn.
SeHsre ben bill Reoer b!ipe dibolSt
i G~bippetpa, 9eIop TeSeein % 9ac
aui Ydrle Counter. Ser er enonu
Here SnSbphelier % bisie biI bIioe eff
iertommet efterbtert.
gn9Ianos notwithstanding / RoI,
gpuntp aisr iremSeles soet arbeibs %
boIoer iine rssulrre Ntsoer. Sorenins
gems Rsber bar pRret goot beiegt baas
ne al Reolemmer o. andre. 5ors
ninaens npe Genprelie er: @unnuIi
@oe, Freiipeut; piloa 6Iaat, Setres
tar. 8. @oreeu aasierer % suuie
Sin0em, forreiponoerenoe SefretGr.
Sprins Greet 6orenins I Spift
Gountp baphe nnIis TO soStbeisste Mes
Der paa en- Sag. en- 2asen iamIebes
man paa carmen Dos ben for Saaen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25
9sSemS Nsh.

sitter or CT al Noct Gountps Bio
nerer banbrct bort, renlIig Socob
SnaIe. iom bpoe ben Ste 3op. iihItIcs
Den paa lin Sarm / Rartin Soipn1bip.
q Sias. Iinneiota. bcuimoo 50 Nar
9an,meI. &an bIep icrbi1itet Scn Soc
Nobember bad 3ias A~iriegnarS, a
Sbnobetirfem af bbiI!et Sonfunb ban
belle lit 2ip baboe pGrct ct tro % afs
tipt gseoIem. Raitor NsSirtcr iorrets
teoe baaoe / &iemmet og / 3irfen iant
beS @rabeit. oa Ell itor Glare Slpe. %
@cnuer, ina bel ira andre airtciams
fuuo ionn ira Set ban tiIbertc. bar
fremmsot for at niie GfSsoe Den sgre
at feIse barn til bans iiSite Solicited.
UT Der bar fremmsbt iaa mango @ens
ner % Raboer interchangeable Ell WasIe
pafrc gIomiter % Sranier, maa bare
ct ~iitfert geois for. at ban bar agtet
% eIItet / tit Nabolag.
Niosbe bar fcSt / @aIoers. Norgc,
2obe @ai 1929. 5 1855 bIeo ban
gift meo Sneebors Souien, iom eit
3iem for omtrent 3 Gar iioeu. Sc
~uobauorebe til Nmerita Garet 1870 o.
bointte Jig / Sslian, Soma. Ser Gar
Ienere ilntteoe Or. SpaIe meo lin Sos
Mile iii @cef 60, 0iinu., % iog
6pneiteao i Wartiu Sotpnibip. Ser
bar Spales 8umiIien 9%iennemsaaet Np@
bpg9erlioets StrababIer, men oeiaa
rpobet 90 bpeaet fig ct pent 5iem. 5
tit LANCE os Iptfeliee sgsteitab bar De
peIiignet, meb s Ssrn bporaf 5 er
uauSret iorlb iii oen epige Spile. Sc
ire 9ienleuenbe CT Ssaer og Sobn
GboIe iomt Mrs. Sboriten 3. Glen.
Sibltnrbute er / geiiboeiie al % Boz
latte paa IfoDbes patre Sarm. Ssger
% Sobu Dor oeioa paa bier lin Sarm
/ famine Sotpuibip. ut bisIe bans
gieulepenoe @eru oe Sleetninoer pil
feIe, at De bar tabt roget BED bans
Sortsana, Tiger Jig ielp; ban ct opbt
San bar paaIipeIis % retlins
Jet / al lin SERB, % ifient ban Here
bleb baarot rbitet at tun9e Sas
milieioreer, itoo ban fat lom Den
inbtiI BET libite. @i bar set
Saab, at ban bebe iom Ran bapz
lepet - / Sroeu paa fin SreIier.
9u er bans Slabs tom. % ban pil
baabe / 5iem 90 / Menigbeb,
bpor ban bar, ON / StiIbeo, en- aoo
Ststte babe / timeliee % aanoeIige
6enieenoer. @eIiienet bore GpaIes
6. q. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25
1~noiamlinsen til
Winoeoapen.


GiI at barre bebiGIpeIine I SIrbeioet meo
Snofamlinget iii ben rationale NRinoeaaoe til
aorGe bar bt aniai ~isIGcHee SnoiumIere:
GATOR u. ". 6Sicr % GaIpur Z. s'oro itos,
GroSbn. q. 3.
z. u. Eiipn, 8orter Uiinr.
SaIpor g. Sera, Sprinaiiels, Sonbo.
9oftor Gbr. Sisrmftao, gleip 2iSbou, isis.
Sans :. Hoite, 8urtruur, Winn.
Snsebrsgt 2iroietb. 2aipfon, Minn.
CIR. 3. santneis, Ga Wfoure, u. ,.
3aftor steurr Spennuuaieu, Toronto, z. ,.
9. q. 5lab,peS, cafe Gito. Miun.
0nftap abilbreo, 6Ioreuce, G. ..
Veocr 9ipti, cane. z. >.
&. Sislie, Bal1ce, e. 3.
Mrnt Slmfipn, GaRbb. Winn.
auut Carlton, @bereeen. G.. ..
Z. etranbneis, grtitol, z. ..
y. Glauien. Gufbina. g3is.
Better 8. Saufbol, 8osInn, z. ,.
". JoSinm. COTTONWOOD, Minn.
elsie er bore 6errrfentonter | DC nrbnte
3ifiriiter 90 ~benthnoioet nj at mooiaae Ri,
orae til @linoesapcn. suffering bill bIioc 81.
bet / goiferre.
@in~oe9dbe.a omtteen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25
GnoMM ltot ont
0amlc NioliMer.

Sr. Ses Sesien ("sammeI @ioIins
lpiler ira SoipbelS") bar after ct
SnolG9 / Soften" ONT Strabipariuss
Sioliler. San paaitaar ieien, at bisie
Snitrumenters 9pperlisbeb beror paa
Sen eienbommeli9e Irt Sr9, Iom blep
brist, "iom life Longer eriiterer, men
er opbrust for oper 100 @ar iiben";
pna en- SornoIing al bette Sre beo ct
bemmeli9t Stof iom "Smerelie". og
enbelig paa Serniien, iom b%rugtes, og
iom osiaa bar benlmelig % life Longer
fienbes.
Sisie % lienenoe geereber er 0iens
gareere fra en- lpuuoen Siosalber, oa
Santa'i ps Spertro rnnbebe Sinbene
iitebenfor nsgterne Gibenifab. Sra Ben
SID bar hi 'ogIaa Sletfeu og Sosleeris
men iom be ppperIiglte 2erere i @iue
Iinipil.
Sr. Sesien IDnes I99ge Iioen %Gat
paa @ioIiuenS ~nsiastiae gpenin9 efter
a~tuitiite 2ope, men meeet paa oenne
Sereim6relie. San eier Strnoipnrius
iii Ell n1pltilf Srolomanb iitebenfur ben
itore alinltner, ban bimrfelia bar, o.
bpis flIotomre Yrobutt bar ct HeiuIs
tat al erunoig Stubtlm Iaapeliom meoe
febt 8eni.
Ser er en- beI 2iteratur ON bette
gmre til buffet BEN interesi erebe 2Gs
Ter benoiies. Seq tienber life til enten
De Seser, ieg Der ifal nepne, foreliss
ger i norit Speri9ttelie eaer Ell. Sr.
Sesien ipne5 life at tienbe no9et til
benne 2iteratir.
Naar jes itrep, at Straoiparils / lin
2ebetib forf9roigebe benpeo ct SuIito
@ioIiner, bnoraf benbeb tent Sunbrebe
enbnu fienoes, iaa er bette ielpfolgelig
lite grebet ND at 2ltfteu. Seq benoiier
til "Su,litreret norif aonoeriatipnsleris
Ton" Get mt @Grt), unber @mtnet, Nns
tbonp Strabioari, bporfra min Serets
ming er n9iten orbret bentet.
Sen YaaItano, at beulmeli9e Serniss
fer os femiif(?) Sebanblins at SrGet
Iioaer til @runo for BEN Deilige Some
/ Strabipariis' @ioliuer, er pibenlta@
beIigt erpIoberet for lGn9e iioen. Nans
ae al bisie Snltruuenter bar oespGrre
founmet / !Sgnoerne pad Tiolius&potz
I~alpere, iom finoes / enbber Gftrog, ct
blit lenoerlemmet o9 maaIte roItrdbet
for at gisre 2pobretterne tbnbere. Set
er nenlig ct pupuIGrt ge9reb, at ale
gobe IioIiner maa bore boerit tpnoe.
SeIpfslselis er bisis @ioliner ruinerte.
Set bar piit Jig, at enoos miubre og
ubetpoeIies senprineer / 2pbbrettcrnes
Strnttur ifaber Sonen, - ielp ON
Sernisien er / bebite @ehpIb. 4nbre
IioIiner, iom bar Den oprinbeliee SER
mis- belt aflibt, men buis @pgnine
eIers er %uforanoret. taber life Serpeo
lin Some. Settle burSe piie, at Sonen
life Dor / 6ernisien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25

ION Sanre % bier eiter Sruc % taper fat
Slof. ii0a trroiat % bcidlt til RG'te Nar. ii
1879 Mnt 1913 baooe aontfecn mooiaact
SdSer iii 0ientrncf $500 arener ira slme
Tifa. alifaa Hot eper BET balec Of oct nsa.
~penoioe.
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lioeu 5tiQro til bette naire Soreiaoenoe. 81
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! boiiienfombsIit 5tiliua man tnoer fla l.
5nssn oeo, boaS ben ian brinac fs. ON euo
man Srsmlrer bolt / tlHnoommer
0oHt. egr meo % biRlp q Gioe bcm / Dor
enrlIe Soeo ct Inf 90 soet Diem efter "a.
aens @efoRrliaheoer sc III gmerifa no
eanerees Seuner os 3stre al oenne apao
inn neppe bneee ia Ct pufrere eaer gsTcre
g'inee eue at biRIpe riscliet Ill esite MadIS
6nloisrelfe.
81 fsnser bereec suffering for ieuere 2uS.
laniltHe % bd0bcr. al De ANDRE Suofam.cre
til ansIansS SGrletiem bar bapi Ianeuoc
Sohe nleo flo 90 oa pl lPoalet mart pqre
nnaei. Sm iad nodeH al @doeuS Yoere nj
bette Mitaee f'iloe befsac bet admle pGno III
maize gddr. ntl be 81 ituoc fit g,Onn inos
rieiei / GieinnetS 9rotofol.
Stoeu hioite Sapnort or inSforlmet com
isieer: So6n Z. 9oioaI. gilbert 9ed. Mtnu.
s., GuinG adIer 1uite. 1touabtcn. gsiS.. so.
t07 Sai street.. IS: Gtner z llrsabl 81. @ieri
]. uredSI s., auut 7. llreaGI s.. g. u. On.
oerIi 81. GHssbore q. lirSabI s.. 9naebrtat
4. 9oibt 81. mrs. l0orbals llroa6l So Il,
mon .. 5Iom 80 Grid q llrSabl s., one ira
liptn Nnuet. 2eiru.; Z. &. GoisuI. apinnea.
bolts, Miiur.. SO. g.. 81. @tritm. glbert
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pcre. N,inr SIS.
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6sr troiomuei % ipittcret ior i2S5OO
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-25

'aa narnt iRteresiereoe IfholbSnsn, e.
Y. 3olen % ON Giteuen bar Der ieisn
Mrec | airfen. is nbe ReeIemmer
melSte 's tne | Sorcninaen. 5eIifns
bets Sctreirr bar tiIiieNs % taIte pcS
Praae IsSer.
Zen norife SpnoScmenisbee t @pcn
@einon bar enitcnuis bcilittct at ines
tnoc Minncietn Ni6oISsieIiinb til at of
hoIoc lit nrite Nnrsmebe ecnne Wes
nl8bens Airfe. air,en Der or opisrt al
Sten or 'un CT Ear Nar aanimeI %
or ell al SC i~tsrlte OF bnircitc norite
airtcr peitenfer Spiuingbpernc.
0nItnp Gioe. Setr.