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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
HANS SCHMIDT RIPS
ROSARY FROM
HIS NECK
PRIEST BECOMES ERENzlEp AT
INQUEST INTO DEATH OF
ANNA AUMuLLER.
HURLS BITS AT REPORTERS
outburst of Temper Occurs in Presence
of Millionaire Jury-Found RESPONSE
BILE for Girls Death and Remanded
to the Tombs.
HURLS BITS At REPORTERS
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Oct. 3.-Hans Schmidt,
the priest who murdered Anna Aumul-
Ter, became frenzied today at the coro-
ner's inquest into the death of his
victim, rose from his seat, ripped from
his neck the rosary he had worn since
his Incarceration, tore it into many bits
and hurled them at newspaper report
ers.
The jury found him responsible for
the girls death.
Schmidt's outburst of temper occur
red in the presence of the jury of mil
! lionaires empaneled to conduct the in
quest He was Immediately remanded
to the Tombs to await action of the
grand jury.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
ESCAPED CONVICT IS
CAUGHT IN FLORIDA

Jackson, Miss, Oct. 3.-Tom Sterl-
ing, a negro convict who escaped from
the Parchman farm on July 13. 1911,
Is a prisoner at Port st. Joe, Fla, ac-
cording to . telegram received by the
penitentiary authorities yesterday
from tne cniel VI pon~o of tAat p!2oo,
and Travelling Sergeant R. c. McCay
left last night to accompany the negro
to Parchmap.
Sterling was serving a term Of
years in the penitentiary, having beer
sent up from Hancock county in 1910
after being convicted on a charge oi
grand larceny.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
Within Twelve Feet
I Of Entombed Miner

Centralia, Pa, Oct. 3.-Twelve feet
of solid anthracite coal remained to
be cut away before rescuers are able
to reach Thomas Toshosky, the miner
entombed week ago today. The i'm
prisoned man may have to spend an
other night in his cell, hundred feet
below the surface. He is being furn-
ished food and water through tubing.
Notwithstanding that powerful air
compressor capable Of doing the work
of six men was installed in the heading
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL
AT RICHTON CLOSES
Special to 7'he Ne,os.

Special to rae Nesos.
Piot.~- N-i-- oot 9-Ono of m
most successful revival meetings ever
held in Richton was brought to Il c.ose
Wednesday night The revival was
conducted by Rev. Burke Culpepper.
So@large' were the crowds that turn
ed out to hear Mr.. Culpepper that the
church would not hold them. The
citizens responded to the emergency
and built large tabernacle. Ample
funds we're subscribed to pay for the
tabernacle and literally compensate
the evangelist Rev. Mr.. Culpepper
is a Methodist evangelist, of the Sam
Jones type. and his sermons carried
great weight with them. There were
.s,,ls- 90 sasaeasinas to the church.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03

Thursday, mine officials directing the
work declared last night that 1t would
be impossible to break the coal bar
rier until noon today, land perhaps
not then" When Toshesky was told
the compressor was in action, he said
he felt much relieved, as he knew it
would have taken days to release him
with only one man at time-all that
could stand in the narrow passageway
digging into the hardest kind OF
coal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
FINAL ACTION IN The
HOUSE This AFTERNOON
Vote, Taken In Senate After Llstless
Debate, Was Sc to liza Toilette
and Poindexter Vote With Majority
(By Associated PreSS.)

Washington, Oct. 3.-The House
agreed to the tariff bill conference
report at 1922 today, constituting
final action of that body on the
bill.
Speaker Clarke overruIed all
points of order made by members
who contended for further action
by House. The speaker immedi-
ately signed the bill. Vice-Presl-
dent Marshall affixed his sigma
ture ten minutes later. The cot
ton futures amendment was
dropped.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
INTERNATIONAL
fight ON EVIL
REPRESENTATIVE HARRISON IN
PRODUCES RESOLUTION AIMED
AT COTTON GAMBLING.
(By Associated PreSS.)

Washington, Oct. 3.-On the heels
of the failure of Congress legislating
in the tariff bill to prevent gambling
in cotton futures, Representative Har-
rison, of Mississippi, today introduced
a resolution providing for an interna
tional campaign against such specula
tion. The resolution would request
the President to negotiate with Great
Britain and other nations with the
aim of formulating plan to prevent
cotton speculation.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
DEATH CAUSED BY
TRAIN is VERDICT

The jury of inquest impaneled sew
eral days ago by Coroner Mckenzie
to inquire into the death of an un-
known negro youth who was picked up
by the crew of a N o. & N. E. train
and brought to Hattiesburg where he
died before reaching the hospital Sept
10, 1918, decided that death was caus
ed from injuries inflicted by moving
train at Talawh, Miss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
.zAMMACGNA IS
ALL HUFFtO Up
+uERTA's ENVOY DEEPLY cHAG-
-. GRlNED BECAUSE WILSON
WOULD HAVE NONE OF HIM.
by Associated PreSs.l

Vera Cruz, Oct. 3.-Manuel Gamma
Gonna, sent to Washington by Huerta
to plead Mexico's case before Presi-
dent Wilson, arrived here today on his
way to Mexico City to report to Huer-
ia the failure of his mission. Gamma
cona's friends say he was deeply
chagrined at not being received in
Washington.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
Texas Flood Damage
Will Reach Million

today, but it will be several days be-
fore anything like normal conditions
prevail. Business is still practically
suspended and boats afford the only
means of transportation in some parts
Of the city. Until the waters recede
from the fields it is impossible to
estimate loss of the rice crop, but it
IS known to be heavy. Railroads have
suffered greatly
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
nrUT ICssEt~T TTTV
uuit ;7uRsIsUs UtIs
Is BtlNG HEARD

The hearing of the case OF Lane &
Bowler vs.. City of Hattiesburg, was
taken up by Chancellor Stevens at
two O'Clock Thursday afternoon and
the reading of the voluminous record
will take up the balance of today and
ossibly part Of Saturday, after which
much time will likely be consumed
with argument and the presentation
Of authorities. b., counsel for both
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
(By Associated Press.)

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 3.-With streams
in southern Texas receding, no re-
ports of additional loss of life have
been received today and it is believed
the property loss will reach a million
dollars. Eight drownings were report
ed yesterday.
Improving At Lake Charles.
Lake Charles, La, Oct. 3.-F1ood
conditions continued to improve here
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
CAR OYERTURNS
AFTER WILD RUN;
THIRTY INJURED

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 3.-Thirty per-
sons were injured, several probably
fatally, when a street car overturned
here today. The car ran wild down a
hill when the break chain snapped.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
FATHER AND FRIEND
HELD AS KlDNAPpERS

Poplarville, Miss, Oct 3.-Warren
Landrum and Fred Polk, of Lumber
ton, Miss, we're arrested late Tues
day night during an alleged attempt
to kidnap the nine months old baby of
Mr.. Landrum who Raeat'''
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
THE MARKETS.
(By Associated Press.)

wy @Ao"NN'N'S~ 'NoSJ
New Orleans, Oct. 3.-Cotton 7 to
points down.
Chicago, Oct. 3.-Wheat quarter to
three-eights cents off. Provisions
--o-Hv, two and half cents lower to
shade up.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
HHDC nCxr-vN 70
iVIalJ. hLOIkA lO
FOUND GUILTY OF
KILLING HUSBAND

Bartlesville, Okla, Oct. 3.-The jury
in the case of Mrs. Laura Reuter-,
ehaged with the murder of her hus-
band, prominent lawyer, at Tulsa
last year, returned verdict of guilty
this morning. Life Imprisonment was
recommended.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-10-03
THE WEATHER.

. Mississippi-Fair tonight and =
. Saturday. .
. . q . ~A4 4 = . = . . . . =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08
TODAYTS
ODD NEWS

Saranac Lake, N. Y-Because
Sausage Skin Skirts are no more
natural in the Adirondacks than a
hair. on a piece Of cheese" guides
here have adopted resolutions decry-
ing them.
New YorI<.-Miss Helen Maloney
hung to window sill of her home
while in a somnambuhstic spell. She
was taken down with the aid of a
ladder and then tainted
New YorI<.-G. S. Bentley, bache-
lor druggist, 70, viii marry Miss Josie
Mabel Mills, %, ward, at his Brook
Ign home tonight.
New York.-Muriel Seigler, i
months-old Brooklyn baby, is enjoy
ing bottle again. Doctors fshed a
safety pin from her stomach with an
electric coil.
New UIm, Minn.-Protest against
display of corsets in dry-goods win
dow was made to local merchants by
Current News club. "0nly men look
at them, said the women.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08

BerIin.-Suspicious custom off
GERS. stopping a funeral en- routefrom
Zurich, Switzerland, to Baden, Ger
many, found the coffin, the wreathes
and the mOurners' pockets filed with
struggled saccharine.
Paris.-Just as George Lebas was
about to be presented with a medal
for heroic life saving in a fire, he was
arrested for burglary and received q
year sentence.
lndianapoIis.-Mayor Shank, the
potato mayor. was showered with
senile vegetables on his appearance
in a minstrel show at Rockville, Ind.
Toledo, O.-Mason Bakers sweet
heart, IA, threw him down because
he wore short trousers. Went with
fellow who wore long ones. Mason
robbed postal sub-station and
bought himself pair. Was with girl
when arrested. Theft may be forgot
ten if made good.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08
MORE sUFFRAoETTES TO WIN
IN HUNGER STRIKE

London, May 8.-Poice testimony
regarding intiammatory speeches
by militant suffragettes was given in
Bow street police court on the hear
ing of conspiracy charges against
Miss Anna Kenney, General Mrs.
Flora Drummond, Edward G. Clay
ton and others arrested at the time
Of Scotland Yards raid on the
Women's Social and Political Union.
Inspector Lawrence testified that
Young Hot Bloods" is a secret or
ganization formed by the suffra-
gettes for deeds of particular daring,
membership In which is restricted to
unmarried young women.
General Drummond, Miss Ken
ney and Miss Kerr have refused to
eat since they were arrested and they
may be released on a ticket-of-leave
as was Mrs. Pankhurst, If they are
convicted in the present trial. "Gen-
eraP' Drummond was so weak that
she collapsed in the prisoners dock.
He who gives himself airs of inn
portance exhibits the credentials Of
impotence.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08

P. S.-For the information of The
Tribune, the address of The Day
Book is 500 South Peoria street and
not so South Peoria street, as The
Tribune had it this morning. We'd
like The Tribune to get this right
the next time it feels like calling us
names, because some one might read
their story and want to subscribe for
The Day Book, and we'd like to have
them find the office, our idea in pub
fishing The Day Book being to get
subscribers by telling the truth
even about The Tribune Besides,
The Worlds Greatest Newspaper"
always ought to be sure of its facts.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-08

And Pm sorry that the Rev. Mr..
Hoelter, in The Tribune, branded
the description of the inquest given
by The Day Book as lies" and then,
when asked (by the Tribune) to
point out specific instances" failed to
do so.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Mrs. Glepelano Gift.

Sra Brinceton, SEEM Seriep, tele
9raferes ben 10oe 6ebruar: Mrs
Grocer G~leuelono, afosbe grpreii
bent GlcDelanbs @nfe, blep ibag bic:
til SrofeSior Sbomas S. EreIton
Gielien fanot Steo / Teftor Sobr
@reier Sibbens Stem % forrettebes
al bellne.
Sfisnt Wrs. GlepeIanos Sorlc'
belle offentIig9loroeS / gegpnoelier
al Sftober, bar oct BEN alminoelie,
Soritaaclie, at @rplllppet ferit if,,lot
finbc Steo / Gluten al april. Hp
beoen ON gielien fom berfor oper'
raifenbe ielp for mango al 9ruoen;
n9rmere 9cficnbte / Trinceton.
Giclin foregif / al Stilbeb, og Sc,
bar ferit etpar Eimers Sio ienere
at Rpbeoen ipreote fig ODER 9pen, a
oen tioligcre Seriferinbe i oct bpiol
Sus / @aibington life l9neere pa,
Wrs. Glepelan6.
SilItebe peb Sielien bar fun gru>
og @rubgoms nermeite Slegt oe
noeIe faa at 9rr,bens intime Benin
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
6otelbrano.

Sra 8innipeg, Man., telegraie
res Den lite Sebruar: Sotel
"SntberIono" paa Siernet al Wair
Street % Sutberlano aoelute, e
aportoI ira Canadian Iocifics9a
mems Citation, pbelagoes / Scot a
en- Noebrano, ium ubbrso peo 3
Chen. Sele 9pgningen forponole'
oeS til en- rpaenoe Hllinbob, of
Slammerne forplanteoe iig meb iao'
Dom Snrtigbeb, at Sotelperionale,
og @iPIterne, ca. 80 / Sallet, maatt(
reooe Jig giennem De s~perlte Ginollel
oa neoaO 9peninge,ts Sire
Gicapes" % granoitigerne.
Set antoges, at intet Wenneife,
Iip gif tabt. Sranotabet an loaes
til 500, 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

8ciilItatct | besse 5ilfeIoer uiier,
bpor ltor 8etponing Der nlaa tia9g.
ges soSe Sltnoe os gooe SfiIsbere
paa 'Iige erpeoitioner.
amntbien nbtalte Jig ogiaa Der.
OH / Chicago | 9irsbags. Sunoene
er De eneite bruaeIige ar9fbpr $50.
Ioregnerie, iagbe BON. Sor bet fsrite
er De melt baarbfsre, oerneit trGn.
ger be life iaa meget Sober, % bpis
bet rigtig fniber fon en- Suno flag
les til 5soe for De andre og enoeIig
= repner oct rietig paa fan ogiao
Rrnoene ipiie Sunoene. 0et bar
amunoien ielp giort. @arfe pitt
Tan SoIfene osiaa iptie Bonper, men
Dem enc Bonp fan life tiene iom
Sober for De andre Bonper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Vvt Opror.
Sorti9tteIie fra Sioe /.


Sislee De ieneite 5eIegrammer fro
Rerico 9itp bar flere blobiee aam'
pc funoet Steo, og ga biSie iaaatiigt
er ioregaaet ret ! Siertet Of 9pen
bar tore 9oeIeegeIier reiulteret
Wtange Suie, beriblanot WuhIal
Size Sniurance gonlpanps itore gDs'
ming, er ifuot | grono % andre
iterft ramponerebe al aanonfugler'
ne. Sette iioite er, bl. a., StIf9loet
meo american Club pgningen %
"Borter Sotel", bpor mango ameri,
funere boloer til.
Sflent begge Barter enomu boIber
fine Stilinaer, er Situationen bog
blet ian trllenoe, at Regieringen /
@alblngton bar feet Jig mot til at
trPffe bilrtige OF pmiuttenbe Sorbe-
reoelier til at %interpcnere til 9eifpt.
telie al amerifanife % andre lloIGn-
oingerS 2ip o9 Gienoom.
Sorioen afienOeIien al fIere
arigsifibe or uoltebt Orore til Wobi-
Iileringen al lite @rigaoe al 1ite Or.
meoipiiton for meb forfeit muIige
BARREL at ofgoa til Werico. 9i9e.
lebeS trGffeS Sorbereoelier til Ifien.
oeIien al $500 Observation-Disclosures til
Merico 9itp til @eifpttelie al be
u%oenlanbife 2egationer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Rpinoeliee Qrbeioere.

Sra minneapolis, Winn., meooe.
les Den 10oe Sebruor: Sislge en-
fornpIia offentIiseiort Statiitif ODER
fplnoeIiee Nrbeibere / Winneiota
finbes Der bIanbt oisie en-, iom er
Sla9ter % en- iom er Smeb. Se set
bcoer ON Dem, at be begJe gisr set
goot % err bel fornsiebe / fine reipef-
tipe Stiainger.
Sioen 1880 er Gntalet al fpin-
beige Nr6eibere / Staten iteaet ira
23,500 til 10000. s Winneapolis
alene er Ser 1894 fpinoeliae Sir.
bcioere % / ct. Saul 1928.
s bisie Spgapcr err life meoreanet
oct itorc IrtoI al &pinber, iom err
belfipitiacoc me0 Susarbeioe og icm
SlcncItepiger. Der er fun meorea-
net apinoer. iom arbeioer i Isabri-
fer ga 9ontorer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
en- 5reoslfole.

Sra Boston, Wasi., m~eooeIes, al
Den npe "@orIo Reace Foundation"
fol etablere tit Sopebfparter Ger
%pen. On itor % paffer Gienoom
paa Beacon Sill err inbfisbt al Go,
min 8inn 5orenineens Sitter, oq
ifol inorette8 til en- international
SrebSifoIe.
Ger ifaI oniGttes eft fort og lloIsat
SGrerperlonoIc, beitaaenbe al irem,
ragenoe Sfribenter, Sorebragsboloe,
re % S9rere, Ser ifaI arbeibe / Ser,
hensfreoenS Snteresie % sipe In,
%berpisning ON Waaoer % MiSIer,
boorpaa nniOcriaI 5reb epcntucIi
fan opnuncS.
@fr. CHM bar ifienfet $1,000,
900 til SfoIeionbet % peS Sibcr
oerof lopct at itette Sagen meo p0er,
liaere @ioroQ al $4,000 ON Ioret.
IaalGngc ban Ieper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Reneiorine / flor Still.

5ra Seem Dorf berette8 Den t0bt
Sebruar: gorgerntelter @apnor bon
ioag beororct Den itsrite @aar!Slls'
r%engierine, iom noeeniinbe bar boz
ret foretoget / no9en omerifonif 9p.
Sanfen ubfaiteoes fsrit al Suno,
beosfommisipr 2eberIe. Snmtlisc
Opens pffcntliae Separtementer ifal
iamuirfe peo 9ortifaffelien al ri.
iolo pa Smlbs, Icn9isrins al &iGI'
oere, Sustage, @aorosrum, pafante
Spggetomtcr, Tenoeitene og a1e
9penS Sober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14

imiolertib, of ban itrar piIoe begpnbe
at erperimentere meb oct m~eobragte
Serum, fsrit paa fin Suitru, for
bois SfpIb &eiien til Spiflano fsrit
og fremit bar sjort, og iortalte, at
bette MibbeI nnber Or. Giorfomfis
Seoelie bapbe belbrebet 100 Brocent
Of S9rinsstiIfGlber i fsrite Stobt.
nm, 70 Yrocent al SilfRloer / anbet
Staoium os Saluparten Of Silf9l.
Der / treble Staoium.
Or. Seio banoe auerebe sipet fin
Suitru ben ferite Snoiprsitning at
Serumet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
ct ~tYpaetiet Spceelie.

Sra @inona, Winn., mebbeles 3.
6te 5ebrl,or: 5armere og andre al
ggncns Snooaanere, iom / Iften er
neot til at pasiere forbi ben fatboIife
9irfcgaaro / Sen ipositIige Gel al
9pcn, err b~epGbrebe % forberebte
paa at msoes gniigt til Nnitgt meo
en- Stratenrsper, Der optrGoer Iom
Spsgelie, % moe paa iclpe Sirfe'
gaurben er Der %itationeret flere
Wanb, iom penter paa, at "SpsgeI.
Jet" ifaI piie fig igien.
Set ubpageIiee SIM bite iia ierite
Sang for noale faa aftener iiben,
men Iutoritcterne bpem Sagen ans
melots til, bare 10 al bet % mente,
at Irs. &obert 8elf. Suitrlien til
en- Eleaiont Bailey Sarmer, bopbe
labet iig ifrpmme af ct SantaiifcIter.
Snn fortalte, at bun baboe feet ct
SpsseIie fomme llo fra 8irfegaarben
% ben Ill 9uaapen, bum fisrte /.
Ser bauoe oct iniffet SdauSen ueb |
Hummet unoer S9oet % bem9eti-
get fig nogle E9pper, iom bar paffet
neb Der. Sum iorflarebe, at "Sps.
geliet" bar iubbplet / ct bpibt flag
rcnbe &lGbebon og meb, buab bun
ipntcs lianeSe en- @ren i Saanoen.
Sun bIep iaa f%orifr9ffet, at bun
penote tilbaee til Spen.
SibIig imorges, for set enhnlt bar
Init, fom Ell Sarmorbeiber peS Napr
SuSIcp Gbaie, eaaenoe forbi Strife
aaorSen paa Siempeieu fra en- 9an'
/ Susar 2paf. San iaa ogiaa "Sps-
aeIict". Get itileoe iis miot / Seien
ioran bam os bIep itaaenoe u~rsrIia
/ iIere Mimltter, bporpaa oct after
foripanot. Ianben blep iaa FOR
ifrGffet, at ban bolbt paa at aaa fro
Set % Samlins, % beiinoer liz ihsa
UNDER 29sebebonoling
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Sicvfltn / Qrmten.

Sra Sort 9eapenmortb, Sans,
mclocS Den 10. Sebruar: Sor ferite
Sang / Sort 9eapeniportbs Siitorie
or @lcpfIcn bporbret inbisrt til 9rllg
for 5ortctS Officerer. aparterme-
iteren mobtog ioag Srore til at for
ipne De pogtbapenoe Sffcerer neb
Sorbinb&fprQsIet meo 9tcpfIer, her-
iblanet booOe iourbapenbe Officer
% Ta9tfommanoeren.
Srbren bar paft aoifiuig llro
bIanet SfficCrcrne, al buiIfe flere al
orig bar bapt Ell gicpfIe rnber fig,
% De oeb al allbres Griaring, at DEN
ofte itaI bore panifeligere at boIoe
STIR paa enc ieIo Ben melt ~nitprlige
Selt.
90 Suren oil fonrle til Dem ale,
isr euer ~ie1ere, for aae Sortets Of
iiccrer nlao 9isre @asttieneite minoit
Ell Gang bier 90be Dag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
VY WcKinlev.
Expedition

Sra Stbafa, %. g., berettes oen
10oe os., at en- expedition beitoaen.
De at Stuoenter peo Cornell llniner.
litet til Sommeren ifaI aisre ct npt
Sor'sg paa at bcitige copper al
Wc8inlepfieloet / Iloifa.
erpebitionen, Der iiges oft itsttes
at Smitbionian Snititutet / @aib.
ington, ifal leoes al Stlibent an.
bren &ongitrem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
Gerinesfuren

Sra YittSbureb, ga, berettes ben
zoe Sebruar: Or. aititin 9. Seio,
iom netop er penot tiIbase fra en-
Hciie til SptIano forat ifaiie Jig mo-
get al Or, 6rieomans SGringSie-
rum, meooeIte ioae, at ban baooe
bragt meS Jig NOT til gebanSiing al
40 Eatierter.
Get Serum, ban meobragte, bapoe
ban BOG life iaaet af Or. 6ricnmar,
iclp, men al bans tioIigere IsltIteni,
Sr. Siortowifi. Or. Seio oplplte
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-14
SOrtalt / ina Orb.

GbaS. Gaitleoou, Cumberland,
&pO., tiger ban baDOe Den pPrite
6oite iom fan tGnfe6, % itanbieoe
ben / faa Gage me0 Or. 8arnerS
8Bite 8ine Of Ear.
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