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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02
Malaria or Chi|ls & Fever

Prescription No. 666 10 prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHlLlS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
II taken then 40 tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better thaa
Calomcl and does not eripe or sicken. Csc
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02

The health department of the
MOInen's Club has requested Mr.. c.
Green to run fly film on Friday
hight of this week. This film will
kiv0 an insight into the unusual ca
liability for carrying disease that
these pests have. Every housewife
Ghculd see this film.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02

Mr.. J. ]. Elliston is up from
Tampa today looking after the i'm
brovements being made to his prop
erty on Main street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02

Judge W. S. Preston Is up from
|Bartow today shaking hands with
his many friends and attending to
|buainess.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Smith and
k6mily, former residents Of Lakeland,
hut now of Jacksonville, are spend
lnR some time at Hendersonville.
&c.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Keen are
eocoiving congratulations over the
nxrisal Of a lovely little daughter,
b6rn Saturday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Broadfield
are the happy parents OF a sweet lit
tle daught born last night.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02

All prize winners in yesterdays
exercises are requested to call at Pill
lans' store where they will be given
an order for the prizes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02
pARK HILL LOTS FOR
SALE ON EASY TERMS

All streets ciayed, cement side
walks. electric lights, city water
snaoe trees. See 6. C. Rogan or S
NJ. Stephens. s2s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02

Mr.. c. w. Kennedy spent Sunday
Ia Port Tampa City the guest OF his
|daushter, Mrs. c. j. Wolfe.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02
- Case Of Fire
Phone 5000

Miss Lucille Bennett and mother
were pleasant visitors to Tampa yes
eerdAy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-09-02

Mr.. N. A. Higgins and family
will spend the next week at Anna
Maria Beach.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09

DTelld Wlthout TAX :
ing up all the
space In the room.
This can be ac-
coInplished nicely
BY putting a hook
IN the wall over
the kitchen sink,
just a little higher
thun an umbrella
is long. Then twist
a piece OF wire In
TO the shape OF a
spiral spring as
shown In [ h Q
sketch. After the
spring is complet-
ed with a hook AT
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09
ECZEMA SPREAD
ALL OVER HER BODY
In Water BIisters. Just Raw. Caused
Disagreement. On Head So Badly
Had to Cut Hair. Cuticura Soap
and Ointment Cured in 2 Weeks.

Avery. Okla" Ny little girl took the &C.
ssma In the Fupmer. II broke out across her
back In water blistors and whom they would
break there wouid- DO moro biisters como
around the first one. She could not stand
her clothes to touch her She wanted to
scratch al the time and she was just raw.
The eczena was on hor fsce 90 It caused dis
ngrcment and &c spread all over her body
and broke out On her head 20 badly We had
20 cut her hair
II used salve but Il did no good. Then
NV tho Cuticura Soap and Ointment adj
vertisemont. 30 I sent for some and when
had used the Outicura Soap and Ointment
Woo it began TO heal. 1 would uash her
Ahh the Cuuclra Soap and then put the
Mttc'ra Ointment on. She was cured In
30 weeks" (signed) Mrs. Nina Crown.
90. 8, 1912.
For ptmples aud blackheads the following
- most edectivo and economical treatment:
emily smear the affected parts with Quit
ura Ointment. on the end OF the finger. but
% NOT rub. Wash on the Cuticura Ointment
N i've minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot
snter and continue bathing for some min
JAes. This treatment is best on rising and
esstrine At othsr tunes use Cuticura Soap
n>sly for the toilet and bath. to assist In pre-
rsnting Inflammation. irritation and clog
rna Of the pores. Cuticura Soap l25cl and
Cskicsra Ointment t5oc.) are sold through
90 the world. Liberal sample OF each
s,,rsd fres. with SIP. skin Book. Addrcs.
postcard "Outicura. Dept. T. Boston"
s~Msn Who shave and shampoo with Gu
asu,s soss WIN and 70 b>st Cor slrin and scalp.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09
TEACHES " INCONSISTENCIES" THEIR A. B. C.'S
IN MOONLIGHT SCHOOL IN FEUD DISTRICT

Rowan county Is little mountain
Gus section in eastern Kentucky. for
years much given 10 shoots and booze
where most of the leading citizens dts.
titled illegal corn juice for a living
and shot federal sleuths and feudai
enemies for recreation.
Some of the poor whites" in The
mountains had heard OF such a thin
as the alphabet, but most of 'er
couldn't have spelled CAT for a mil
lion dollars.
Some years ago Mrs. Cora Wilson
Stewart was given charge OF educa-
ticnal matters in Rowan county. A
little trip through the mountains con-
WINGED the new superintendent that
liberal doses OF the A. q C's would do
more toward taking shoots and booze
out Of the county than all the officers
combined and at the sane time place
boots and shoes on the feet of the
little children who came TO her school.
She started her moonlight school.
At first she had 10 go out in the woods
and drag the men and women to
school, which she held at night when
the children were not using the build
ing and when the parents were not
working.
One OF her early pupils was q grand.
mother, SO years old The old woman
had never been to school a day be.
fore.
Soon the moonlight school began to
draw men away from the moonshine
distillery product and other schools
were started i'm Rowan county, for
Mrs. Stewart had persuaded other
teachers to open their school houses
at night Now there are several coun-
ties in eastern Kentucky teaching
grown men and women in moonlight
schools.
Big, rough, gun-toting mountaineers
now start TO school when their chill
dren are being put 10 bed and bend
over the first reader and spelling book
with painful effor; These men who
few years ago we're noted for their
utter lack OF regard for human life II
that life happened TO be on the other
side Of The feud are nov studying side
by side with their onc.time bitterest
enemies. each hoping 20 outstrip the
iother in readin, 'rItin' N 'rithmetic.
The little woman who has trans
formed Rowan county Is mere child
fptystcat1y, when compared TO her
moonlight pupils, and, although she is
80, she is younger than ner pupils.
Mrs. Stewart Is one OF the most
prominent OF Blue Grass women. Her
ancestry includes sorRo OF the most
famous Of Kentucky families. She has
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09
SEARCHES "a YEARS
FOR HIS AFFIANCED
Baron Axel Won Taras at Last
Leads Hella Gyllstrom
to Altar

STOCKHOLM. Jan. "a wedding
fer which the principals had waited
80 years, the elimination of romance
in which almost all Stockholm took
the liveliest interest, occurred today
when Baron Axel con Taras led to the
altar Hella Gyllssrom, who, a genera
ton ago, was Sweden's most popular
actress.
In 1882 the baron saw the actress,
then beautiful young girl, on the
stage here. He fell in love with her,
proposed and was accepted His par
ents made the most violent protest,
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

Knights Of Columbus will give a
masquerade dancing party Tuesday
evening. in Columbus temple, for mem
bers and their families.
Central w. G. Il. IT,, will meet Fri
cay afternoon, Jan. 10, at 2 o'clock, In
Central Methodist chapel.
o.
The annual meeting OF the Woman's
Hospital and Infants home will be
held In the hospital Tuesday morning,
Jan. Fl. at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Wallace Goodwin, Mrs. Charles
Goodwin and Miss Gladys Goodwin
will give an afternoon reception, Fri.
day, in their home, No. SO Kirby-ave.
west.
The Ohio and New York societies,
OF Detroit, will join in an Informal
dinner. Friday evening in the Elliott
Taylor-W cafe. Music and
speeches VIZ follow.
o
Mrs. Frank c. Nall and Miss Marie
Nall will give an afternoon reception,
Friday Ian. 10 in their home. No.
81 Cadillac-ave.
A branch OF a national organization
called the Christ Child society was
formed Wednesday afternoon, in the
home OF Mrs. Thomas Brady. No, lO3
Chandler-ave., with 80 charter mem
bers. The society aims TO care for,
and improve conditions OF poor chill
dren
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09

will speak on Municipal government
OF German cities There will be
music by Mrs Leslie G. Iamborn ana
Irs. Grace Z. Cowles. The public is
,vited.
The Detroit Typothetae and Allied
hitting Trades will join In the CIV
OF banquet, In the Hotel Point
trtrain, Thursday evening. Jan. 16,
eommemoration OF Benjamin Frank
b birthday. John Startling will act
stoastmaster and the speakers will
Jude Henry Allen OF Chicago, secre-
y OF the Ben Franklin clubs of
erica: Judge Alfred j. Murphy. f..
Toy Pelletier and Edgar A. Guest.
Ire will be music and vaudeville
nbers interspersed with the speech
@ A. w. Brooks, No. 80 Larned-st.
E, has charge OF the tickets which
b. been limited to $50.
le medical members OF City of the
Sits lodge. f. e. A. NJ, will have
chge OF the weekly luncheon 70 be
gin, in the Hotel Griswold, Tuesday,
ia IA. About so members OF the
loe meet every Tuesday for lunch,
thddea being 10 promote closer So
ciacquaintance. The general lunch
eocommittee is composed OF DR.. c.
Wcolter president Arthur Bennett,
sectary-treasurer, and w. J. Mckay,
T.. Rider and II. II. Davies.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09
nnr Gnnrd. Dcnd Mn.ter.

CRIPPLE CREEK. Jan. For 20
hours / shepherd dog which had been
the soh companion In the Isolated hut
nf-Allart- Gnrpap,-a- miner, STOOD
over hs body until help arrived. Tho
body vas found frozen stiff In lonely
gulch between Gillctt and the miners
shack IL was standing erect in deep
snow lrift. German left Gillett sat
urday evening, presumably for his
cabin. The temperature was 10 de-
grees ielow zero that night.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09

The particular objection urged
against American pianos in the trop-
les is that they are not adapted to tho
climatic conditions there and rapidly
deteriorate. Commercial statistics OF
the United States show that while the
export OF American pianos has trebled
In the last nine years that OF mann
players. organs and other musical In
struments except monographs has de-
clined.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09
Say. Teacher. Are underpn,d.

Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, superinten-
dent OF Chicago's public schools. says
In her annual report that teachers o.
reading. writing and arithmetic should
have better salaries than they are now
getting. She solves the question Of
teaching social hygiene In the schools
by recommending that classes for
parents be formed and that the teach
ing OF this subject be done I'm the
family.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09
Society
Personal
Fashions
HOOK FOR YOUR
WET UMBRELLA

The season for general use OF UNI
brellas has arrived. with It's usual
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09

threatened 10 disinherit him, and
closed their doors 10 the actress.
Deeply hurt, Hella Gyllstrom disap-
peared from Stockholm. Six years
later the baron's parents died and he
Immediately set out TO find his
former fiancee. Up and down the
world he travelled, visiting every .arge
city, searching the theaters and
dramatic agencies. For "a years his
search was in vain, and then, several
weeks ago he found Hella Gyllstrom,
white-haired, but still beautiful wo-
man in Melbourne, Australia. He pro-
posed again. was accepted, and they
came here to be married.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09
OF Interest to Women
WHITE COSTUMES ARE LUXURIOUS BUT ALWAYS
BEAUTIFUL FOR OUTDOOR WINTER WEAR

White gowns
for dress occa-
sions are worn
more than ever
this W 1 N [ Q r.
T h ey are the
acme OF luxury
because in the
city they n e e d
constant clean
ing III one wears
I h e IN often
There Is moth
ing more beauti-
full, how ever.
The one illus
trated is exceed
inGly charming.
Ii is of white
Sicillienne and is
a Premet model.
The skirt is very
long all the way
around and has
a n overlapping
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09

one end, bend the spring slightly.
When this spring is slipped over the
ferule OF the umbrella the weight OF
the umbrella pulls the spring out
straight and thus makes the spring
clasp IL tightly.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09

1e first annual meeting OF the re-
ceTy formed Detroit branch of the
Draa League of America. was held
Weiesday afternoon. In the Board Of
EdRtion building, and Miss Clara f.
cya who has been acting as temper
airy resident was chosen for that
offic The other officers are: First
viceresident, Mrs. George q. Caron;
secod vice-president, Edwin l.. Nil
Ter; bird vice-president. Mrs. Nellie
PeclSaunders: secretary. Mrs. Strick-
land lark; treasurer. Mrs. Francis c.
Cook directors for one year, Mrs. Il.
n. Ahbaugh, Homer Warren. and Al
pheu Chittenden; and for two years.
Chars O Palms, Mrs. Frank Rose
and ,e Rev. Samuel S. Marquis
o
Preceding a musical program, sup-
per ad dancing. Wednesday evening
In St.Andrew's hall, the following OFF,
GERS st. Andrews Highlanders were
ihstalld: President. william Gamer
on; vte-president, T. ID. Leadbetter;
secretry, Andrew Murdoch; treasur-
er, Roert Gerrie: historian, Ronald
s. Keke; chief Robert Schram.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09

The Mexico Northwestern railroad 10
said TO have lost approximately So
900. 900 in the Madero and orozco revo-
lutiCns.
The Detroit times., 1913-01-09

THE Just and the Unjust
by Vaughan Kester, author OF
"The Prodigal Judge will be-
gin as a serial in The Times,
Monday, Jan. 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Welfefaren.

S ben Seniigt at reoilcere Sen al
minoelige Sorefomit al Iapeipaoont.
me ira Srugen al uren Melf, iIPr
hos Barn, bar Separtenlentet for
Sorobrug uoiteot en- Bulletin inoe.
boloenoe SnItruftioner meo Senipn
til Sebanoling al MeIfen | Siemmet.
Get bielper life bpor ombpggeIig
Welfen baanotereS mellem Sarmeit
og Siemmet, eIer boor rem oen err lie.
peret iii Ssltabet, Den fun burtig bli
forfaitelig iom Ssbemiobel, bpis ben
b~aanSters uforiigtig / Siemmet",
Tiger &ebegisreIien. "WseIf, iom itaar
/ Sommerparmen ON bare en- fort
Sib. fan ppre ubruselig. Welf maa
boIbes fislie for at iorebpsee at De
@afterier, iom alerebe err | Den, for.
merer fla I'll en- iaaban 8rao at Wtel-
fen err fasiabel. Wself ma altiaa i9t.
ties / Ssifabet %iaaitrar ben er leperet.
Oct inbre Of oct T,im / Ssifabet,
bpori Ielf og andre SsoemiSler boil.
bes, maa torres bier Gag meo en- rem
3luo os meo fogenoe 8ano iaa ofte
iom en- Gang ON llsen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Bet tnrre Amrrika.

Get er Ell almin6eIig Wterii1g,
ifrioer "RepietD OF Repieip"s, at Der
/ SpifIano foriumereS mere 81 emo
/ noaet nnbet &an6 / Berben. Oette
er imioIertio Ell SeiItoeeIie. Unit
LAMB err 0lnncr 2 meb 9eriDn til
SIforbrltg. De Soreneoe Stater
forbrrger 1851, 100000 @aaoner
81 ON Garet, % bette or 100000,
900 8aIuucr mere, EMO ser foniu-
mere$ / EDitIar6. Ru8lono er
gaInter 1 / 9r%ruoeoinS0rif % De
Sorcneoe Statcr Rumer 2. Ser
forbr,geS her / 2nuoet al oeItillcreoc
9ritfeourcr $4,000 900 @aIIoncr
ON Iaret.
Mten uaatet bort 2unb 'aaIeoeS
inStagcr en- frcnifitot BIaoS / Drift
feriets Seroen, er ri @t6ne I'll, of De
a~merifanite SfiGrtfeperter ma fsrc
en- fortpiIct Scamp for of furne fort.
iptte meb TN Erufif. Saioonerne
er bdnlrte ira oct baIpe al SanoetS
9eioltutng % fra TO Ereoteoele al
bets geographic Smroabe. S 1868
par 100000 Rermeifer boiatte /
De @gne at lluiouert, bpor Srtffe-
trafifen bar forbuot; | 1900 bar
autnIet 5000, 900; i 1908, aItioa
bare otte aar ~ierere, our Oct iteget
I'll bet bobbeIte, 36,OO0,0 900, % ibag
ubgier Sorb1ioSomroa0et ct areal
beboet al life mirbre emo 46,029,.
$50 Renueifer. s De iioite fem 9ar
aIene mniatter 9anbetS "8srlPa.
ming" poer ii WiIioner Wferneifer,
% bette er tsien ooer 10 Brocent al
belle 9arbets Beiolfning % en- 30
BrocentS SoreaeIie / antaQet al
iaahamte, ium Dor / bore 6orbuOS.
itrsg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Poituoiieterne.

5ru RitfeI, Q. O., meloeS Den
lite, at iom Sslge al ire gooe
Reanifrr qienrem llaerS Sob, bar
Ssihloiigtcrne unber9aoet en- Soran'
orina iii oct bebre. Wai5 err igien
/ goo Soriatning og bill gipe mere
END Ell gierncminttlig Inling.
SGrifeopgaDerne for SpeOe er be-
gpnot at fomnle inb o. De er life
poa longt nGr iaa haarli9e iom ferit
%rnpporteret. Somme Sarmere /
Gountpet bar tprifet IS I'll IS gl'
ibeIs al Mcren, @ienneminittct er ira
II til IA 9nibelS. gnbeI Seitbpeoe
er blet tGrife eft iom bar gioet 16 gn'
1belS al Icren.
SABRE aiper Ii1e ira 35 til 40 9us
ibelS % ooerpeienbe oct iioite.
s Ioro Gafoto cr | BEN ipbli9e
Gel al Staten so Broccut al Snb.
bsitningen irrbiQ % S%Gritingen er
begpnot. @iuterrug o9 tiolig 9pg
er tprifet % SnarboeoetPrlfingen er
gobt nna @ei.
aplinQen cr Ell @ienneminits, ON.
trent TO Sreoiebele al buao ben bar
/ 1912.
s De miotre 9ele al Stotcn er
&eItorbeioet balopeiS 9iort, meoenS
oct er meget aobt bcgpnot / he moro.
IiJe Counter.
s oe ipnbre % mibtre GeIe er ser
tiIItrpffelia arbeioSbi9Ip, men be
uorore % peitre flager oper Ron'
gel pao Irbeibere.
Oct forte Straa, Sen biIigere Cir
bciOSbiGIp, minbre SpSiine og
SGriferegniuger, / Sorbinoelie meo
andre 6orboIb, t%iener til at bette
IurS IpIinq bill bli ligeiao inObrius
qenbe FOR 6nrmeren iom ifior, ga
lloeiiterre par unlminbelig ltore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Stri6en prn Iorianupcl.

Sfrt0eff pfn Nortnffppel. SSrd
8onituntinopel telegraferes Den 15oe
Iuglit: SorboIbet meDem De euro
petite Stormagter og Sprfiet blir
itabig mere og mere ip9nbt. Oct
iiOite er mere ems nogeniinbe fait be-
TENT paa at beboloe Iorianopel,
mems Stormagternes &eprei entan-
ter blir mere og mere itramme | fine
arap paa, at Sprferne ifal reipef-
tere Sraftaten til 2onbon og rem-
me aorionopeI og trGffe Jig tilbase
iii pItenfor Gross iota.2iuien. Sr.
Nat6iepitf, en- al De bulgar1fe Ute.
prei entunter peb Sreosunoerbano.
lingerie, erflprer, of bpis Sprferne
baaronaffet peoblir at bol6e Ioria-
nopel beiat, iaa oil 8ulgarien pie
bliffelis beepnoe 6orberebelierne til
en- mn arig. Yaa BEN ARDEN SIDE
erflGrer en- bsititaaenoe tprfiIf
Statsmano, at ingen thrift &egie-
ring fan eriitere, bpis ben ioreilaar
at opgipe gDrianopel. "Oenne gp,"
tiger ban, "er Rsglen til &onitail.
tinopel, og Dor Sifterbeo beror paa,
ON ri fan boloe Iorianopel. Spis
life, mo oi forlabe europa, og Der
meo err life alene Dor 8reitige a1t-
gooenoe e~ltropeiife aff9rer gaaet
flpiten, men ogia ben 8reitige iom
uofrGpes forat fontroaere bort eget
Solf biemme. Wen Sprfiet agter
life at laoe iig reoucere til en- Zig.
neube StatuS iom Waroffo, Sunis
% Ieriien, ser MI Blot er ct Stpffe
2egetei / oe europPiife Stormagters
Seroer. Si fienber BET "europGi.
ife Srpf" al mango gars bitter gr.
iaring, og hi mooiptter os set nteb
Neb % 9ler". - Sette bier Tia
at uotrpffe Den alminbelige Stem.
ming | ale &rebie / Sprfiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19

iom M ifaI aabus | Wontono, %
RegieringenS 5oIf tror life, at Der
benne Sang oil bli oper 10000,
iom tommer Ill at forfsge lin Spffe.
On M bette tiInGrmeIiespis ilaar
til, bill Der bIi iaameget itsrre
Chances for bier enfelt. Roget be.
iteint bar man ielpfsIgeIig Dog lite
Of boIOe iis til.
8egieringerS Bris for 2anoet poo
Sort Beef Heierpotionen purierer
fra $3.50 til 81 pr. acre, olt efter
2anoets @cifaffeubeb. SootrGfnin.
gen bill foregao pna DEN for iaaoan.
ne 9orooabniu9er ipopanIige gsoa-
sc. 9e, iom trGffer ferit, bill lelp'
bare Den bebite anlebning til
at opIge iig no ct aoot Stptfe
DC beI6iee maa tilflptte Gam.
oct inben Den lite Wai 1914. 9etin'
aeIicrne er De famine iom unoer Den
aminoeIige Someiteoblop, fun meo
BEN 6orifieI, at nItiaa Griien er lat
til ira $3.50 til 81 pr. acre. @n
,SemteoeI beroi betaIcS %fonta1tt, naar
man filler" poa 2anbet, % ReItct
l10reoe8 / fem aarlige Serminer.
Someitedotugeren for BOG, ON ban
i~ortrpffer, benptte iig al Den me
3.aar8 Someiteaolop og PROBE op
% betoIe for 2anOet paa ire aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19

timber ingen Smit9nbigbeb maa
@flebsrsret mrunbe NO / ct &Ioafrsr.
Mfelfen maa boIbes paa WeItefloifen
men fsr Den ifal bruges, maa SOL.
len og Soppen paifes og torres bel
TOR Soppen tases af. Sag 5Dppen al
meb en- ipios 8ienItans, iaa benne
life puffes neb | WeIfen. grue life
Soppen igien men anbring Ell onl-
penot Sop eIler lignenbe oper Sla-
ifebalien. Selo alorie leonebe Mel.
f~ereiter tilbase paa Slaifen.
SAB life Welfen itaa lenger emo
neonenbig paa goroet / ct oarmt
Stun. Get life Ielf / ct Ssifab
iammen meb 2sg eaer anben Ssbe
meb iterf 2ugt.
SIR Slaifen gipes tilbage til Wel.
temanoen, paif ben, fsrit | folbt og
iaa / parmt 8ano."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Sesierines:1s

NeQicringcn bar bapt iliqt Selb |
Tobrtfationcn al IS, at Here al
Smaabperne nGr @aibinQton er BE.
qpnbt at irtereSiere Jig for fommll.
nale SSSShuS efter ReQicringenS Men-
tier. Smuoforbrlt0crne | @albinas
ton betoIcr 40 Gins pr. 100 EllnO
IS, HeQiertngen, iom brll1er 'tpre
ron betoler 40 Gents pr. 100 TlIno
Rlnb Tor bou6 he ficbcr, men Hegie.
riuqeu$ c9ne SShuS ireruitiler SIS
Tor 10 Gcnts per 100 Elln6 % mar
Re0icrinQcu fam Biere oct, unbrcr
Smoobru0crne iia poo bporfor life
0e fan qisrc Set iomme.
GorbrIgct al So / Ibminiitra'
tlon$oioCliugGrne / @aibinIton be.
Isber iiQ iii meuem en- % to Wiuios
ner Eunb ON Wfounebcn / ocn pur.
NE Spion o. beraf iobrifereS t.
100000 / Regierin9cn$ SShuS. SIT
Gre Icpartemcntct bar lit eget SSS,
bus Iigeioa Stottarmeret, Eoitbu.
let % Observation-Disclosures
st SSbus foripner sen Itore arig&.,
Stot$' % Mtorinebp9ning o. oct
Soi6e SuS. SaubelS. % RetS.Ic.
partemerterne fisber IS citer 2S
Gents Sorter, ga oe er imau 6or.
brllQere.
SnotiI for fao Tor iioen fiebte
Hcgieriugeu al lin IS ira SonoIens
De men Ell elIer 10 Spiouer par Ser
Waneel meo tiliporeube bsie Yriier
% &onarcsien bleo opertaIt til al
crperimeutere meO ar iabrifere IS
til RcgieringenS Brig. Dan begpnS.
te / set imaa, men 6a oct bite ia al
bctaIe ia bIep Here Sshus iat iGaug
inbtil 8egieringcns SSbuS MI ifai.
fer mere enS set Saline al Reaieriu.
gems totaIe Sorbri,g. Meo Sioeu piI
oe ifaiie BET Sele.
Haar SIS fan lagos for iaa tibet
iom 10 Gents pr. 100 Bunb, oIt ibe.
resuet, % iolet for ina megct Tom
40 Gents, faar man en- Soreitiaing
ON Den Sroiit, Der cr / 8~orretninsen
pon be greooegraoer, bnor praftit
toIt ineen nahlrIig IS brugeS uoen
ON bet lille, icm fommer iispeiS ira
SEEM England.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-08-19
Mere Sau0 for Srttlerr.

S~oruoen bet itore 2anoomroaoe,
iom otl BIZ oabnet for Settlement /
Rortb Gnfota lmOer oen u0Oioebe
9omeiteooIop, % pua botlfet Some"
iteao Grtries" fan gIsre$ efter Den
3Ote 4uguit, oil Der tbeit o9iaa blt
aobnet 1916, 900 acre& RegierinqS.
lar6 / Wprtuno. Gette &ano er be.
liggeroe Aoa Sort Beef S~noionerre.
ierpation / Sen norbeitIiQc Gel al
Stnten. Nan fon "filc" poa 6cttc
2Qno ira lite September al % Pm.
Iebningeu nil itoo ooben til ocn
20Oe Septembcr. &Quoet Ifal Tor
en- itor Gel nGrc mc8et fru8tbart,
ifient Der ranlrItgpia ogioa er
Strpfrtrgcr iroimeIlent al ninorc
goSt 2arO. Oct meite al set ifoI,
otter bpob So9fpubt8e tiger. pere
fortrnIi8 Sfiftet for glgerbrlts.
9an6etS aobnirq er e~n&bctp6en.
Sc me6, at omfrirp 5000 Sornn
poa 100 acres beer nil BIZ fsiet til
IontmoS 2anbbul8soreoI. SnOre'
0~eportemertet trGffer / benre Sio
omfottetbe SorbereoeIier til Oenne
itore 9onbaabnin9. CT iterrc MntaI
crtru 8etiente ierbes no I'll be 6or.
ene6e Stuters 2~dnofortorer / @IaS.
9om, Supre % Great SAILS for at
pure reoe I'll at ta9e bare poa 6e
Weunefepogier, iom oenteS / an.
Ieonirrg al %gabringer. Get er mem.
Zig / 6isie gper, gtepiitrerirgen for
Grptningeu ifaI fore9oo. 8aa @runb
al Snnbarealets StsrreIie % San.
bets 9eifafferrbeO bar beune 2ono.
oabning mere enb alminbeIig I'll.
tr9tning for proipettipe Settlere.
@eo aabningen al Occur o'aIcne,
Slntbeao. os acknowledgements
nerne iiSite slor bar Der 10000
Wemeifer, iom "fiIeb" og fog Del
/ 9ootr9fninsen. Get paa bisie Re.
ierpationer ,oabneae areaI par intib.
Iertib bare en- Sieroebel Of bet aral,