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Arizona republican., 1913-06-25

When asked if she had had the pas sion for pIay-acting in her early youth. as SO many children have, she smiled and said
 No, it wasn't allowed, but we didn't really care. In those days every one wa doing charades, both in the draw ing-room and the nursery. We children once had an idea that we should like to act the story of wilmington and the Cat making a little play of it. some thing more elaborate than a charade. 1 believe I was to impersonate the eat, dnl l prdcticed meowing with great industry Our mother was very doubtful when she heard of the project. but I think we should have won her over if she had not consulted our fam iIv friend, the archdeacon. II was a solemn conciave. and no reasons were given to us children, but there was a very definite embargo on Wilmington and the cat" As I said, we didn't care much, and turned to something else And I practically thought no more of plays until they were needed for our Irish players and l seemed to l have just the right material from mN l Knowledge of the peasantry, so, just l sat down and wrote them
 l Yes. it sounds as simple as a. D. c. In future ages when our present civilization is practically forgotten, .
Arizona republican., 1913-06-25

The realm of footwear has been invaded by the Bulgarian note and low shoes of silk crepe or dull silk are found in Persian or Bulgarian designs. Stockings of the same color as the silk are worn with these shoes.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-25
CARS ID START
 FROM PRESCOTT
Directors Figure Out Way to Check Machines Out; F. D. Roper Appointed Chief Starter; Size Commands System

It having been amply demonstrated that the Maricopa Auto club tour to the canyon the first weeks in July is going to be the biggest motor stunt CN CT pulled off in the state, the di- rectors of the run are now preparing
 to handle the event in truly big league style. With the appointment
 yesterday of F. D. Roper as chief starter. the first actual systematic planning was done by the directorate
 President George PurIy Bullard and the following members of the com
 nittee were present at luncheon at the Adams yesterday noon: Dr.
 Redewin, William Costley. J $. Nor
 r:son. A l.. Moore
 To handle the tour as it should be handled will require an immense amount of work The daily addition of cars to the lists makes it impera-
 tive to arrange some way of diVid-
 ing the force. for 1t will not be pos
 sib!e to accommodate all the crowd at the Wickenburg hotels. The man ager of a hotel at Hot Springs June
 tion announced yesterday that his
 place was near enough and fitted to accommodate some Of the party. To
 start the tour out in sections is now
 the problem that faces the directors
 1t was once thought wise to divide
 the cars into: \. nigh powered ears ,.ith professional drivers, and E. low powered cars or those with ineXper- fenced drivers. But this system was abandoned for the better one of send ing ai the different brands cf autos together. fer instance the Bucks. Fords. ovcrlands Hupmobiles. Cad iilacs. Studebakers and 90 on ad Canyonum Each dealer here will supply repair wagon for ears Of ;he make he sells, thus tightening the work and making for the comfort 1 and convenience oi all concerned. The directors arc preparing to dc all possible to make the trip comfort able for the tourists In this they will be greatly aided hy the chambers of commerce and mctor sets of the towns to be visited.
 The number oc cars to start will be wired ahead next week. so that II hcacoves everyone u enroll now in order that the proper accommodate 1 ti0nS max be secured.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-25
Midsummer Millinery
Standard Patterns

After September first will carry in stock q full line of the Standard patterns. These patterns need no introduction as you all know them by reputation.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-25
.HIGH SCHOOL BAND ID
 CHEER AND ID CONSOLE
Musical Organization of Ftrst Grade
 Planned at Ath etic Pow WOW

Ta-rd-ra-zun, Zum
 Hear the Phoenix High school band, It pia.s the noise and just listen to those rooters,
 That all men can't make the first team and be erimv football heroes lS T sad sad truth But to all mon there is some dut--. and those whose wind is not quite sufficient to put them cn the c.even. will Do allowed to exncnd their breath on the sioe ines in the concerts of the very tirSt high school band in the state of Arizona
 All this was developed at a meet ing of the war chiefs of the schooi at the Y. Nj. C. A. last night. 1t came out that music was in the alr' v-here'er some students go. and the c,-er ready Coach Geary and Prof. Claude D Jcnes seized upon the op- portunity and mapped out the grand est little aggregation of melodl"uS noise makers that have. do or eVei' will stir the breeze of the newest state
 There is enough talent in the high school 70 form :. perfectly fine bano. And there will be plenty of places to put the music they will make. Moth irg takes at q game like band music. It is as inseparab.e from great DE athletics as 1t is from carnival It seems to be part or the aaN : | sport It stimulates. stirs strength ems and when the contest Is over i expresses the triumph or softens the l woe. It has been known to happen i that a bunch of students have gone clean off their heads with the ecstacN l of winning a hard game. On one oc-
 casion, when throats hoarsened to
Arizona republican., 1913-06-25

croaks. the band If undergraduates brought a barrel CT lamp cdimneys and smashed thon against the big gest hotel in tolgu rejoicing in the exquisite hu5ub il made. But brass throats never got hoarse They tine only when thc s,ind that strains them is blown out Psrt wind ias free and plentiful With a band, the h5ga school ncei never be without means If putting the enc perfect meaning on trium pin.
 Hail to the Band,
Arizona republican., 1913-06-25

certain document may be found, ana become the subject of learned discus sion. And if the character of Lady Gregory is reconstructed from this evi- dence. she would doubtless be quite unrecoenizabIe to us For in this doe un1cnt. which is her charter as leasee of the Abbey Theater, Lady Gregory fs forbidden to hang woman and chil- dren from the flies" What a picture if calls LID. tvrant of such tendencies that a special clause is required, en joining her from her cruel practices, And her benign smile as she tells it. For it's humor does not escape the au- thor of Spreading the News. New York Evening Post.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-25
ALkIRE'S HAY CROP
 SUBJECT OF REPORT
Here is Filled Out Form Supplied by Trade Board For Valley
 Farmers

The report of George AIkire filled in the blank furnished by the board of trade is the first to be filed at the office The crop statistics are used in compiling figures on the valleys yield of farm products, and is certified and signed by the owner of the acres upon which the material is grown.
 MT AIkire's report is as follows:
 Postoffice, Glendale. Arizona, June g, 1913
 Name George A All1ire,
 Location of farm, West F. sec. 3i, N E.
 Total acreage of farm, 320 acres.
 Crops raised: Fruits. vegetables, Grains. Alfalfa, White Oat Hay, ac- rcage 35; yieIds-l912, 16O tons baiIed.
 Pasture for 14o head of horses. pas tured June to June, at s per head, per month
 Received from hay S167.00; :rece- ived from pasture S200.00: total $1S71.
 What methods used? Planted with drill latter part of January and first of February 1913, harvested May 20 to 28, 1913.
 How many acres irrigated? 35.
 Source of water supply? Roosevelt reservoir.
 How is water supplied? Arizona Canal.
 Cost per acre? Seed, irrisating, planting, harvesting, hauling, SIS per acre. Is product marketed locally or ship ped? Sold locally at time of harvest Remarks: The ground is now irri- gated and wifi start to list in Milo Feterita, KloWliang and Yellow Dent Corn. Signed: GEO. A. ALKIRE.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-25
WHY SHE WROTE PLAYS.
Sounds a Simple as 4, B, C, as She
 Tells 1t.

IL is blow to the believer in the importance of carly influences to find that Lady Grcgory whose sparkling comedies have proved such dlNertnG slices of certain phase of life, not on ly did not write pays but had no marked interest in things theatrical until she had passed the age when many people rest upon their oars. and consider that they arc justified in drift ing for the rest of their days.
 Plays were needed" she avs. "so l wrote plays" It sounds as simple as 9 h., c
Arizona republican., 1913-06-25

Frequently robes of mosseline de soie and pleated gauge are trimmed with q wide scarf embroidered in or iantaI style, which is turned a'out he hips and tied in a double knot sometimes in front and again at the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-03-20
Methodist Church Items

The results of the almost unpar-
allied storm of. last Friday were
felt and seen Sunday in all the
services in reduced attendance.
The largest attendance is invit-
ed to all the services this ''Holy
Week." Subjects were announc-
ed last week. Eight O'Clock is
the hour.
Mr. and Mrs kenney have the
deepest sympathy of the entire
church in the loss of their little
babe,
Sorry our committee were un.
able to furnish full program of
the Easter services next Sunday.
1t will consist Ola Contata, "Eas-
ter Triumphs'' given by flF'Snn-
day School Choir. assisted BY the
Glasses of the Sunday School.
Suffice it to say. that the past
high grade exercises will be sus-
tanned, which is sufficient to COM
mend itself to all lovers of good
mGslc and inspiring exercises. 1t
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-03-20
Drugs and Druggist Sundries
Cigars and Candies
z. N. Cleveland

will be held Sunday morning. pre-.
ceeded by Sunday School, Baptism
and reception of members. And
extra Special Faster music will be
rendered ia. the evening for the
Easter, SERVICES by the. pastor.
General theme, 1.-The Resurrec-
True Blue Sunday School class
viii! hold a Home Cooking Sale at
Dye Brothers Hardwars store
saturday afternoon this week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-03-20
Proceedings of Trustees.

Proceedings Of the board of Trustees
of the town of Julesburg in regard to
the payment of bills letting Of con-
tracts and rebates of money.
Meeting Mar. 3rd. 1913.
. The following bills were audited and
Warrants ordered drawn for the same.
L. P. r. R. Co. Freig hit S2s2 %
E. J. Stone Return Meter
deposit 800
c. +. Richardson Salary 1000
Jas Law 1000
Chas Len. llo.CO
John Lamb - Labor 1895
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-03-20
Notice

Claims against Sedgwick County
must be filed in the office of the
County Clerk not latter than the
Saturday preceding the day of
meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners, Claims filed on
day of meeting my be laid over
until the next regular monthly
meeting.
The Board of County Commiss-
toner's meet on the First Monday
of each month.
Lily II. Labaree. County Clerk.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-03-20
Its a Little girl,

Mr. and Mrs. II. V. >Styer an
nounce to their friends that Il little
girl came to gladden. their home
on last Monday afternoon. This
paper wishes the little lady the
very best of lifes good things -
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-03-20
Notice.

The large platform curtains belong
ing to the Congregational Church were
loaned for Series of Entertainments
given by local parties about two years
ago. Any information or assistance
toward the return of them will be
greatly appreciated.
Mrs B. d. Parker Jr.
Sec. Board of Trustees
See sale bill of DeBerard q Son
on inside page.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1913-03-20

C. j. DeRerard and Son will
sell at Public Auction next Thurs
day their large herd Of cattle and
horses.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

ISttrban 5ierIib ouf iefne SttefeI Ind
bat binlmelbofl bon Dem Dienite ais
2anObrieftr1ger befreit 5u neroenr
Iuf 9efragen er51blte Der Wtonn, BAD
Ell btsber iebr Denig 81 tbun gebabt
babe, 0a bort, mo- Ell Diente, MIR mes
nige brabmanii1e 6armer Iebten, 6to
gum Sbeil De0er Iefen nod i1retben
.fonnten un0 fa1t nienols Briefe ere
bielien. Dieler ioDnii6e 8uitano dtr
oerte itd pl0bIi9, aIs cine 8eitund
ouf BEN @eoanfen fam, 0ieIen Dtitriff
fir {iH gu erobern. &dtte Ser Bota
bisber rubig abgetpnrtet biz itd ote
griefe ~an6auften ulto tie Damn erIt
berumgetragen, 10 bdtte fthE feline Mufs
gabe nit einem W3dle ungeabnt ers
tDeitert. @r miiBte Nun bon Worgera
Biz Aben08 ~untertpegs ietn u10 eiilet
Sutfen Sderereten e~roul0en, 0ie
tbm Bis oabin gan6 freno geDeien
tpGrert. 9fe 3eitung berlangte, 0aB cu
iofort uno piinftlid beitelte, itn0 ote
@mpfGnger berpeigerten mebr ole
einmal Sen gmpfang Der 8ethungen,
Die ffe nfft beiteat botten, ia, ote fa
aus tbrem %tOnferbatiben Settle berdus
berubibeliterI ia bielfa9 gar ntft les
fen f0nnten. Ser Mann mar in einer
furdtbaren @%rregung un0 fan6 ea
Ionge nidt 10 iblimm, bob er eilts
No6t borber tn einem Baum gefats
ert, p1brenO elm gteriger Bar i'm
br1iu1men0 bema6t b1tte. NatiirIi@
befam Der ltngliidIi1e cine &ilfe,
tporaufbin er fsinen Surbun ptebss
aufiebte unb ieinen 9ienit bon neuert
iibernabm.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

nenn la1ie 2itfte NIT ben 2inoen aui
Dem 2eip5iger @Ios foien, er Iebt uno
Ieudtet, penn bic Sloden tan3en; CT
Tte6t TIM 8ei1en oes 8adets in Der
@eibnoHtsaeit. er itebt i'm 8ei6en
Ser Soifon ipenn Ioden0e @eigen 5it
.Ean3 un0 Spiel rufen. I'm oenBots-
banner BlaB berum Iiegen Die 4or-
5ertIdIe, in ben eroBen Saaen oer$o-
tells trtfft man it9 gum Sitnfubrtbee,
gum @n1pfang, gum Sorper; tn lei.
men 8r1us, ieinen GafeS roltet man
nod einmal, ebe man bonn 8aa, bonn
Ebeater nod &auie fabrt. 9a rou-
ihen 0ie ieioenen S6leppen Der
Graren, ga funfeln uno bltben i'm
SoIdinq Die leliHtenOen Bbantaiiegc-
fpdn6er, 0ie S%eftpropfen fnallen, Oa5
@eI0 ront ~ oie erften, Sic in graltar
Worgen0Gmmerltng bonn 8abnbof Der
sltr Grbeit ellen, %bege9nen ben lebten
oie immer nod nift nod SElie
moaen.
un0 70 lit Der 9otsOamer @las
nirflid oog @er3 8erlins. llnO pie
6os 8lut ourd 0os &er8 muB BIN
unO Der un0 Der unO bin iomuB
0og Qeben 8erIins iiber Oiefe StGtte.
IS lit bic Symphonic Der Belt-
fta0t, 0ie BIER %erflin9t; cine ieltiaml
mpIttide SDnpbonte, Elm perporreneS
G6aos uno bod Elm 3uiamment0nen.
Sunger unb 9tebe, 2uif uno2etO, aud
uno ole @roBe baben liz
rem Slang BARN. Berlin ielbft iin9t
ietn miIoeS 2ie0, eth 2teD, 0as iubelt
l1no fIogt augleiH.
ltno ourlim liebe i6 ben BotS.
banner Ylas.
Dorotbee @oebeler.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

bet" piro, tpenn er oie 6uuptitaOt bes
Mofeuanbes berlaFen miiBte oanR
3Dgert Der SUB, bas i6mude 5dArs
3eu1 3u berlafen. 9enn duf benz
S9iff otbt's punOerbare Wlolels
tropFen, unb mGbrenb man Ian lam
nit i6m aufffeigt, fi1 nit ben Nulen
fefffou9t, tinfpinnt in bic @tn5elrei9s
Der Decentralization, lam man in
eeru6famer Srintung ibre Weinfeeie
unb Elm Stiid Der erpdbnten @rs
fenntntB genieBen, fiA in eine fpunf4z
lofe SrGumerei perlenten, Oeren rus
bige Seligtsit unOergleidbar TT.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
IOmantii6es pUn Der inOiideu
%Of.
gon Srte6rtd 5ron8 bon
Corning.

@anamafer Ser groBe @aaren.
~baus6efiBer 86ilaoelpbias uno Seem
Oorfs, Ser cine 8eitlang @eneralpoit-
meiIter Der 8%ereinigten Staaten par,
bat In &alfutta einen 8eridt iiber
5ebn Sabre in0iider @oit geleien uno
begeiltert altsgerufen: n9aS 1T ia
melt intereiianter aIs ieOe Nobeael"
l1n0 mer moute 0as leltgnen. fDettf1
er ben tnoii1en 8rieftrdeer I'M @etlt
auf ieinen ~gefabrbolen @egen abieits
Der groBen StraBe in Snoien, @irma,
Bis an ben @eriii1eu @olf nod 8e.
Iten uno iiber Oie lturmgepeitidten
8GIie oes $imolaia nod 9orOen bin
begleitet.
90 fampfen gsatur, Wfenid ulo
.Gbier Inn bic 8ette, ein @erf BET
<ltur at aeritoren, un0 Sa6r Tim
Sabr forOern fie aus Dem Seer Der
Beomten Ser in0i19en 8oft ibreOpfer.
Se0er Sturm bringt nelte un6 inner
martete 8ermiiitungen. @i6tige
Str0me treten. aus ibren llfern nno
iiberihmemmen fpeite 2an0ltri6e, Die
bis oobin troden gelegen uno Nun
MIR nod nit Dem 8oote SIT ourda~
uueren fn6. @iienbabnlinien lin0 5er-
Itort, g~ergtpege fortgenoiden, aIes
1T plobli6 an0erS, mie es borber mar,
uno bod muB Der 2onO6ridtru9e.
feline Yo1t beiteuen, i1no 10 gut er eS
nermag, nit ben @lementen fampfen.
ur0 fam er ft1 IN ettDas nod au
oieIe ieoes Sabr regelmdBig mieoer.
~febrenoen Sdreden bor6ereiten .utl0
einriAten, mos ioa er tbun, penn
pl0Bli6 Elm grobeben aues Inn ibn
Der 5erItort ODER mie i'm Ebal bon
4anqra un0 <llt elm m11tiger @ro.
rutId gauge 2anOi1aften begrdbt2
lln0 tr6itet er 1id in Dem @eoan-
fen, 0aB @r0beben uno groruti9e lel<
ten Iino, 10 tpeib er niht mann Stra-
~BenrGuber i'm iiberfaaen, mann ST
ger unb Glep6anten ibn pdden, unO
mann oie NnItedung Der ME Ieu1eu-
freien geb0lferung TIN Dem iiAeren
Eooe iiberliefert.
SIT Ser 9tenIt, ben Die 8erlpaltlng
bon benz 2an0brieftr1ger ~berlangt
Ihon fopieIo 1tngebeuer ldaper, 10 er-
.leidtert inn Der Sn0er init Der Suht.
0es Srientalen nod blumenrei1em
.5ttl, ben er aud BEL ben Moreiien an
Denoet, ~feinespegs Iein 9anomerf.
Drifdt Iif Der Snoer ait9 belite init
menigen Mrsnabmen einfa6er aus, 10
tit es nod ni6t gar 10 LANCE Der, oaB
folgenoe M0reiien aufgegeben pur6en:
uMeoge es Dem Mamd1tigen aefal-
len, 0aB oieier llmldlag in 4alfu1ta
tn Der ltmgegen0 bon Rltlutollab in
Dem @ontor Der &aufleute SiraiuOin
un0 Maaoao &ban abgegeben uno
bort bon Dem 2i1t meiner Mugelt,
Dem topferen uno bon mir iiber aue
MoBen geliebten Mian Sbeif SnaDat
gIt oeiien 2eben lang fem moge, ge.
leien iperOel
@ei9rieben am 5ebnten beg gebet-
Itaten Mam3an i'm Sabre 1886 nod
Der Seoi9ra unieres Bropbeten, ber-
fieqelt un0 abgeianot."
Mnoere i6rieben pieoer inO aOref-
firten:
uMn Ste beflieen 6iiBe oes endOig.
Tfen uro bo1ndtbaren @ruoers @uru
perfbao Singh ODER: Sin Die BET
IIieen GiiBe beg alergnaoigiteu Jun.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
pas beife She'll.

@Dmmergat (au Ieinem Quartters
tpirtO: @el1en Don ben betben 8ars
bieren bier i'm Srt tDnnen sic mte
pDbl e~mpfebleng"
6m, au benz Suber gebt nitr BITE ges
pDbnli6e Runbf9aft, gu benz RraBeS
bingegen bic beRere!"
nMu9 oie GtGOter, bic bier str Rtr
peilen2" "A
n0is GuT'n n Bart fte6en."
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
8 btefe @tn6erl

OnfeI: n@6redIidk tpie mir iaon
Die &aare oltsgeben-~
Ser feline Sans: nDas 1T bod
ridt l6redIid, 9nfeI, Oariiber fann4
on bid bod f%reuenl"
SnfeI: nMber, Sunge, tparlm foo
i'd mid onriiber freuen?~
Sans; SEA, Der Pnpa iaet bodyI
imner, an Dir iet fein gute
@norl" III
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
Gt6erer 81 a s # a 8.

getrfttF 0u Elm SGus unb MIN
ben gbarafter Der 6rdu tennsn Iers
men, 10 beObd9te ibren @utten. SIT eS
eiferfi9ttg, 10 tit tie etne Rottte; III
er nieber9sf9lagen, 70 1T Tie etns
@goiftin; tit er f9Ge6tsr 2oune, 10 tn
fie luunif9; TT ct gliidli9, 10 TT ftt
gut.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
inter reun6tnn

sd mO6te BLOB fpiiiert, Oh Der ah
iefior me abntng bat, oaB ib etna
groBe W6ftgift babe"
uSat er Dir ettua etnen Seiratbsu
antrag gemn1t9"
~Sfo, ounn tpeiB er's ieIbitOeritdrA
lt9l"
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
b!

gbsf: sd CLAUDE, sic treten nt4A
BRETT genllg ulf BEL Der Runbi9lftf
b1rum pertaufen sic AUDI ni4ts.
Neiierber: nObD, mir fagte erit gea
tern Elm RunOe, t9 trete 10 fred aai
fpis Der Gbef felbft."
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
& q. 5 n nj

OnfeI (8ur @irtbin fetnes ifltoie.
renoen @effen): n93a, 70 5ei6eiOen
braudt metn 9eeffe aber ntdt mob.
nenI"
uM9 - oos 4anapee, oeu9pte-
gel nno Die Stiible bab' td fbm gum
@erieBen 9~eltebenl@
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
0te @auptfoA E.

&eiratbsbermittler: u&err Meapets
oarf i1 sic bier Der nerpittpeteA
Grau Sdnobel boriteaen3~
GHmerboriger: n$abe ntft red
peritonoen; mteDiel9~
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
M1 0 5 E : n.

v@trIt On ben Or. @aDer beira,
then, Grna9~
sd DeiB nod nidt; beitte iutIt
Diana NIT mir Ioien nm i'm; er fana
nIio eDentuea metu Wapa ~tperoenlS !.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
q d p merff@.

8odft{9: .Was, glei9 atDet p3Otua
grapbien muBte btr Oein @erehrer geo
benz"
ga, cine fiirs Mlbum itirb eine. BIZ
Id BET MIR TRACE gum &ufenl"
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
Mu8 &6t69sns Gerfen.s
s 5 U d.

9ie MaIbluft TT febr trGfttg, eber.
70 Der Meaenz unO Der MenI9ens
f4laa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

iaIe 8Ggt oct maoife err, ION / hire
(ioer bar bragt uIpfteu oper Sfi.
BET.
Iae IrieIige Suoitriiter pdo Ssi.
Ter on Stotter %omhonolsoc Gerio.
ncr. iom Icuct / Militia / Wioten al
set 4oc Aorhuuoreoe 7. &. "a set
ulloe oerior hare uGret nuturliqt at
htniere Sfibeta StrauOiuq til oenue
Vcriooe. hpi3 life Der blau0t a1nit.
Qienitnuoene bauoe bermoct ia en-
N%ermc2itatlte, lilncrct al Sen b%etlcno.
tc @iueobuQger 9oetho3. iom lcpet q
@arbumorcoe euer 10 icncre. "a
cnouiotre a0itilIQe Al Dc pda 2flbet
funont 9lnbarrer brrcr \SlioitriitCr
pua 2atiu. 'aalcoe9. iom Bette Spro1
taltc3 / Set moct gorMmorcoe T.
2riiti Gcoie(., or &ioenlfah9mGnocne
tommet iii 0cu CpiotniuQ, at Set cr ct
romerit Sfib. icuNt ira 2Ithcu TIL
Nom nc6 Sulld@ Nntte.
6iitorieifripercn &uclau on EltnJil5
bcretter nemIia. at SuQa Neu @alI
iuIGitrT;oiQ ~uopIpuorc0e Gthenierier
lie oa puoligt uof lortGllcr SucIan
t;lmeo ON Ct 5ft1buto, huor0cO Ell
MraQec QrTite State ait tabt.
Eoa 81 9aroo. hpor Stattenc M
baiinocr ia cr man itoIt al, icaleoe2
ct hare bcuiit aorrcttbc0tn a. ct H.
nN Stnttt romcrif NrtorIe'trtonJnl
e eneite iom cr utiIrrcole er 6l'tcr
ne omlrira Mich0la. oc cr Tor Nrtrt.
ti0eu hcuuiit I'll at leoc p0d UrlI8
Ni5 al III Nuan0pert.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23

angdor Spsrasmaolet ON gaeb.
ningsbaooe meo Rotor poa Gasia.
serifibe / Gangiart.
s @uglano bar man anere6e Sor-
~Itriiter berior. Otter oisie er oct
tiuaot at hare En- Rctorbooo iom
.2ipbaao. hOi3 artaGet al 2tD6cobe
er mellem 4 og 10, to Wotorbaobe,
hui$ SiU6aaoontafiet er re1em 10
ca - o.i.U. Y3ou qaor renrlig no
'ra at en- Wotor6odo fan trpffe flere
more. Ndturliqui5 ifdl oi8ie Weo.
torbao6c uPre a~poroberte, Be ffal
me0 @etbeo fnne ipttes oaa Ban.
set o.i.p. On Benign. eaer getro-
Icumsmotorcr cgner itg be6It for
%iCba00e bar man eronu inger
IGriaring for; SGroipnIigbebeu tor
tale ior. at Observation-Disclosures er
tenii1t&mr@iigit.
Gorsuriat er Ser 10 mango III.
%riltboaoe. icm aIereoc bar Motor-
rgoning@toaNe. "~Hmperator" bar
enoo1 %i1oodrue @oooe meo trao6lss
GeIeqroi.
) Norac bar ser iiGIae "Aftcu.
potter rrrct omienOt G|irfuIure
meo Spora@maa( oeororeroc REQ.
HinasmatericIet pda EasiaQcriti6e.
On bel Gel 9eiuareIicr cr oaiaa ino-
Iebct I'll Siefnrtsfontorct men 0cu
enoeIiR 9earbeioclie al oi@ie er no.
lat ~ man Iaor ReiuItoterne al
&ouicrulccu / &onOou at ie.
Get CT ianoiunlilt. at GorQc9 &c.
lclercNe bltr Slatort90ircttoreu. Ell
9iepreleutaut tor oct noritc &critos.
'amt en- Rcpru'ertont Tor llocurigs-
oc|purtcmeuteta Notwithstanding. o.
ioruo ior observation-disclosures oil
Sjoilrtsoircftcrtu baue en- aonie
renee pud III Noutur me0 Repre-,
%icntluter Tor Heoericr ror NasiaQer.
itibt / lloeuriN Tart. Rcprpieutau.
ter lor ioritleligc 6oreuinger 0. q.
Get tan %tilieie9, at oen norita
GmcrItaItnic 6re0. Glen, Ssnoen.
.iiclo'fc OF ouort Rtoericr citrr Nj.
tale mco Siof0rtStoutoret bar ORC.
net Tia mc0 Observation-Disclosures,
iom tau OUtte Re me Noritrirter.
lom dntagelig fommer titano. Tor
IL llippc ior Sornorirger, on oi9-
10 rue 6orltri'tcr itltloe iaa (ilba.
lcuirtcuoc Strait - bUao rimcIiJ.
Ula Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-23
"Jitanic" Selultater.
Hcbuinoobnaoc nco Wotur.

Gen uhnaQeliQc {itoulc aotd
itroic bar 'rcmtolot 0cn ~lterltc Cp'
~merfiomhcO Tor &cOulnQamatcrIei-
let pua Eo2ioQcritlbe. Set hor II.
Sen til StdoiQheo pGret oroftct F.!
olc @orbc. huilfe TornuitnIntnQcr
Der ou~erhoreoet tuuoe trPi'c@ iot
at iitre StibsposloQerer2 S1u. emo.
M bar man lite cuOt oie'e Cper'
Cucruciclier. men &c mi M 'dmle
iiQ pm Ct N%rrr0pmti I Dem inter
rationale %aouicrtuce ON SJttcrhe.
oeu ~tilils@. lom r0l trace lammcn
Sen t5oe Nouember j Nouoou.
On az Dc pd0tTUt N~orauorln.
acr. iom bar uurci lJne rcnml
unber De iortlabile SUcrueteller,