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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
National Figures There.

Galleries were packed with national fg-
ures. Mrs Wilson and her three daugh-
ters and the women of the cabinet circle
prominent among them. The diplomatic
gallery probably contained representa-
tive of every nation with an envoy i'm the
foreign corps here. Distinguished public
men who have received the thanks OF
Congress and We're therefore entitled TO
be on the floor of the House. availed
themselves of the right conspicuous
among them Admiral Dewey. \ moving
picture machine was installed to preserve
a record of the historic event for the gov
ernment archives.
President Wilson slipped away from
the White House quietly after the cabi
net meeting. accompanied only by his
secretary and one secret service man, and
upon arriving at the Capitol was escorted
to the rOstrum in the House, where
Speaker Clark sat at one side and Vice
President Marshall at the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
NEW CHINA REPUBLIC
LAUNCHED At PEK|NC
State Department Silent on
Question of Recognition
by United States.

The new Republic of caina was sue
cessfully launched today without any
untoward happening, according to a
cablegram just received from Peking at
the Chinese legation here by Minister
Chang Yin-Tans.
Within a few minutes after the re-
ceipt Of the news the great five-barred
ilaG of China with it's red yellow. blue.
white and black stripes. was hoisted to
full staff over the Chinese legation
much quiet exultation over the fact that
what was regarded as the most critical
step in the foundation of the new gov
eminent bad successfully been taken.
Silent as to Recognition.
Recognition of the new Chinese repub-
lie by the United States and other
world powers came to a point today
with the scheduled meeting of the Chi
nese constitutional assembly.
No official word was Forthcoming at the
White House or the State Department
early today as to what the United States
proposed TO do. 1t was taken as settled
that neither Great Britain nor Japan
would recognize Yuan Shi Kais govern
,nent at this time. and there was some
doubt il other powers would before fur
tler evidences of a stable republican gov
eminent had been given.
Concert of Action Fails.
Nhen Secretary Bryan, more than a
week ago. formally notified all the diplo-
matte representatives in Washington that
the United States intended to recognize
the new republic today he suggested tha,
ali othcr governments do likewise
1t became apparent soon. however. that
there would be no concerted recognition
and all 2ttention today was turned upon
the action OF the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
SUFFRAGE FARES BADLY
IN MICHIGAN ELECTION
Incomplete Returns Show
Losses Since Last Falls
Vote.

! DETROIT, Mich. April S.-Incomplett
returns from half of the state today show
a majority of II, 3S3 votes cast against
| woman suffrage in yesterdays election
and the most enthusiastic supporters OF
the movement are admitting defeat. The
vote So far reported is largely from the
cities and it IS expected the rural dis
! tricts will cut down the majority from
| ten to twenty thousand. All of the other
constitutional amendments, including the
initiative, referendum and recall, carried
| by good majorities.
The republicans are claiming the
state ticket by pluralittes Of from
30. 900 to $4,000. Judge Alfred J. Muir
ply, democratic candidate for supreme
court justice. furnished the most heat
ed contest against the republicans and
his supporters say that they Will not
admit defeat until the complete vote is
In. The progressive party, which led
the ticket last fall. will finish third
at the best.
a practically complete city count
shows that Detroit passed the munich
pal ownership of street railways meas
ure by a vote of 1868 to 9,16i. The
next step in the city's fight for 3-cent
fares with the Detroit United railway,
which operates the local street railway
commission of three men. who will have
power to construct extensions, build
competing lines or negotiate for the
purchase of the Detroit United railway
The constitutional, amendments pro-
viding initiative and referendum on
both constitutional and legislative
measures, the recall of state officers.
with the exception of judges of courts
of record and the firemens pension all
carried easily, according to the indica-
tionS this morning.
Partial returns from ten of the twelve
counties voting on the local option ques-
ton showed an even break between the
saloon and anti-Saloon forces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
an Exclusive Market.

For
nordt toman-
tana scousy,
privileges and exemptions from competition behind
by onopoy lat
obliged the efficiency
final hard cryanit of monopoly complete
thai aquke enerp
that tbeasev
of o put enand
under De and
prism in
worldA
the
Weld o
Off ercan wits o he res o
hsrokes
il o change
veopm no orconfuio
Of
It tpundo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
Legislatures Defeat Suffrage.

HARRISBURG, Pa. April S.-The PENN
sylvania senate refused last night to
take q final vote on the joint resolution
proposing an equal suffrage amendment
to the state constitution.
BOSTON, April S.-The fight for wom-
an suffrage in the present Legislature
probably ended in defeat The senate ac-
ccpted the adverse reports of the commit
tee on three resolutions providing for the
enfranchisement of women.
DES MONIES. Iowa, April S.-Woman
suffrage was shelyed SO far as the pres
ent legislature is concerned. when the
enactinc clause was stricken out of the
Chase bill. requiring the subject TO be
submitted to the women of the state at
the next general election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
Greeted by Cheers.

The President was cheered as he mount
ed the rostrum and shook hands with
Speaker Clark He began to speak i'm
mediately. There was intense silence in
the great room. the President speaking
in an ordinary tone as he explained his
coming in person to deliver his message.
President Wilson began his message as
follows:
Il am very glad indeed to have tlrs op-
portunity to address the two houses di-
rectly and to verify for myself the i'm
preston that the President of the United
States is person. not mere depart
ment of the government, hailing Con-
gross from some isolated island of jeal-
ous power. sending messages, not speak
ing naturally and with his own voice
that he is a human being trying to CO.
operate with other human beings in a
common service. After this peasant ex-
perience / shall feel quite normal in all
our dealings with one another.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
Seems Almost Unreal.

AS the President read on every eye was
riveted toward the Speakers stand with
it's new occupant. Never in the life of
any man present had President occu-
pied that historic place in such a ca
pacity Here was the head of the nation
come to assert that he was a person. "a
human being" come to deal with his
felow-men I'm control OF the nations
destiny as man of force. not mere
department of the government. 1T was
ali so unusual that to many it seemed
almost unreal but the President, smil-
ing as he spoke and talking TO the
great assemblage as man to man. soon
developed in the gathering a fellow-feel-
ing.
throughout the message the President
road in a clear voice which carried his
words to every corner OF the Dig nan,
,brough a hush Members of the House
and Senate sat throughout in rapt at
tention following every word closely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
Congressman Applaud.

A murmur of conversation that swept
the gallery when the President began
was soon hushed as the tall. imposing fg-
ure read on in his commanding. but con-
yersational. style. AS he closed his IN
troductory remarks. explaining his pres
ence before. them senatorso and repre-
sentatives joined in applause
The President finished the reading at
:os amid a wave of applause. As the
President ended he said:
II thank you sincerely.
As the House and Senate members
arose and applauded. the President
stepped quietly down from the desk
and, escorted by his reception commit
tee left the hall
The Vice President left the Speakers
stand and headed the procession OF
senators as 1t left the chamber. The
visit Of the President to Congress had
la sted ten minutes and become history.
The President tarried few minutes
I'm the Speakers room after leaving
the chamber. and chatted with Repre-
sentatiyes Underwood, Palmer and
Mann. and Senators Kern. Bacon and
Gallinger. He then left the Capitol
for the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
WEATHER.

Fair tonight. with frost. We'd
nesday increasing cloudiness,
probably followed by rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
Received by Committee.

After the House had been called TO
order at noon Speaker Clark announced
that the President would be received I'm
his office by committee Of three. and
would enter the House chamber by the
rear door at the left Of the Speakers
table. The Speaker also announced that
the front two rows OF seats We're re-
served for the Senate and its officers.
THE chair would admonish the mem-
bers." said Speaker Clark. that. unless
otherwise indicated by the President. to
keep their seats curing the delivery OF
his message and until he has departed.
.Of course If the President should de-
sire TO shake hands with YOU before he
goes. | suggest that you pass by him at
the right of the rostrum and then into
the lobby to avoid congestion.
The committee appointed by the
Sneaker to greet the President and
escort him to the House were Repre-
sentatives Underwood, Palmer of Penn
syIyania and Mann OF Illinois.
All preparations for the reception
having been completed the House re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-08
PRESIDENT WILSON'S MESSAGE TO CONGRESS.

HAVE called the Congress together extraordinary because
it to pefo
burden carried people
a S of the
- o
be o ywlub S the
o meet the
alteration in VIZ
It OF in lco
verebe when
O hist is
be
uroff f
n dhomhe
ldinwh sdnulai No who
We
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
111iarnnHu.

Na Sarf / Gibselanb. Sarmers
State @anf Of &iogelanb. Quinn
Gountp, err blcpen in%forporeret meo
en- aupital al $4,000. Slonot Su.
forporatererne err Ole Sorslauo al
Gau Claire.
ScfienSt Srrlaitbanoler bsS. s.
s. @eeb. en- al Statens beoit fienbte
Sr9IaitbanbIere, boenbe / Sibfoib,
hsbe icrleben i Ippleton, SO Iar
aammel. San bar | lin Sib bpJgei
mango Sasbrug / ben norolise Del
al @isconiin % Mifigan.
Msfalt for 9anSepeie. Sanbepeis'
~fommisier Sintgen al ga Grcsie
Gountp bar eiter Ell grunoig nnoer'
isaeIie erflGret, at Isialt bereftel
buroe bri,ses iom sperite Sas pac
ole ret anlaate 2anOepeie. &ommis'
loren bar beresnet. at 9anoepeient
oerpeb oil bare fra 10 til 10 aa,
IGngere, meSens @rugen al Isial'
| life bill foite oper $1,000 pr. Wil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25

iferi. DC panitaar, at en- bel Del
al Den lille Snoiis oil iorioinbe, on
Mr. Muffin iaar grape fine 8rsfter
% @renoe, % man bill berfor ta5e
Sfribt til at iaa uoiteot ct &etsfor.
biio.
Suincfplcra berjer. - s Scoti
Gonntp er Sptnefolera nobrlot noe
item pGrre emo noeenlinoe for, og %
Observation-Disclosures | Mmes life er
iitanb til at ifafie Serllm for 8afci'
nation, itaar man for Siebliffet gnn-
ife biGlpelsie. Ga 2egislotiren flo
tie @inter bepilaeoe Eenee til ct Ca
boratori peb ImeS, bpor Seriinl
bereiter ifaI tiluirfes, blep Der iam.
tibig iorbubt Stoten at inofsre Sc
RIM ira andre Stater, ibet man alt
iaa ifilloe opbiGlpe tit eget Sabora'
tori. Den M er anuben OenL at
Laboratories / Shines life bill bIiuc
fprbigt for engang nGite Maaneo,
o. ser ltaar man. gnoeI Sarmere /
Scott Gountp bor bog taget Sagen
/ fine egne SGnber % beitilt Sernm
ira aaninS Gitp, men inben Dtiolet
fam brligeS oil bper Dag bringe Here
Suiino Collars Cab.
Scitetpuc c~iterisacs. geot til 5irs-
bog blep Der ira Ollie HohoS Stalo
/ Boone %itinnlet ct Tar pGrbiiilloe
Selte, on ! mango Wiils Smfreos bar
Der iiben iorgiPpes pGret isat eiter
De itiaalne Gpr og Sppene. Slere
9(utomobiler ira SeS Moines, ImeS,
Neoaba, Carroll, Seiierion Sort
9obge, Eerrp o. Wabrio bar iaret
omfring meo Wanbitnbcr, Ser bar
hclapebe pnn at fonge Seitetppene
lepenbe eIler osbe, men De har ifte
pGret iitanb til at ie ioa mcget iom
Ell Sraao al Dem. Mnn tror, at Se.
itenc er blepne giemte / ben tDffe
Sfog lanaS Chen peb Boone, og
boor Sppcne er bar man inaen Me-
ming ON bn in1cn enbml or mis-
tGntte. elsie Sppe b%egpnber iorres
item at hliuc Ell ret alporlig Elnae,
Ga bette er oct 24be Sponb Seite,
iom / DC iioite ire Waaneoer er blep.
ne ItiaaIne / miotrc oa ipNlige Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
syn 2lar meo
Danoerbilt

observation-disclosures Iolf Raabe,
iom / ipp Iar bat p9ret / ben per-
bensfienbte Waugemiaion9r Gorne-
Iius ganoerbilts Sieneite, opbolber
fig for SiOen Der i ariitimia, ifriper
"Sreblabet" Den 6te Suli:
lluber en- Samtale meb bam igaar
iagoe ban:
Seq bar fact en- ganife eneitaa.
enoe anleOnins til of ie mig ON /
@eroen paa ben behageIieIte Wtaabe;
for | ipp aar fulste ieg SanoerbiIt
paa bans 2pitpadt Slice, og ri oar
baabe paa Stem 3eelanb, 9orbfap,
GepIon, peb De frantic SabeiteSer, |
Stalien, IuitraIien % Iirifa, fort
iagt nriten operalt, bpor Der uar en-
ififteIis % life altior fieoelis Sapne.
By.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25

ipns 1ari, NOR GIbon 2afe, % Del
bar i9rIig for at ege Snteresien for
Meieribriit % WeIfeitel, of oenne
Sammenfomit bar foranitaItet. Der
boIbtes 3aler al flere Of Statens
melt fremraeenbe WRno paa bette
Smraabe, % Sans Moen iortaIte
ON fine grinringer | Stel at 8alpe,
meoens SeIse gertneis taIte ON
Nais6prfning, De eobe Reiultater al
at bearbeibe 9anbet grunoig for S9-
Den planteoes iamt oct npttige peb
at barpe 4srene enOog eiter at Wai'
len bar flere Sommer lang. Der bar
ioranitaItet en- llbitiaing al Welfe.
fuGg, % en- fri Sund ierpereoes til
iiolt.
otter Sails 5Grinssboipital. Oct
piier Tia MI, at oct 5prin3sboipital,
iom Otter Gail Gountp laber opisre
til ct aoiteuoe al $4,000, finn oil
foite 9ounipet mellem $4,000 %
$1,000, ibet Stoten pil betale $1S,'
500. "a Der isrit lagoes al meo
SGringsboipitoler | De forifielige
Gountper, bar ser life Gale ON
Statsbibrag, ioet bpert Gountp be-
talte for lin I~nitalt. Ger blep I'M.
Der benne isrite Sop bpgget iaaoanne
Soipitaler | Winneapolis % Sus
Iutb, aIriaa al Sermepin % ct.
Souis Gountper, % Otter Gail
Gonntp Dor fommen iaa langt, at
Cont bar inbfjsbt og EIoner uoar-
bcibeoe, Ca iioite 2egislatur peotog
Sopen ON Statsbiorag for behring's
boipitaler. Ger blep ba Spergs.
maaI ON, bporleoes man ifliloe title
Jig %ligeoperior oe Soipitaler, Der al.
lereoe bar bpggeoe eller UNDER Sp.
%Ierelie, oa meO De | minneapolis %
DULUTH opfsrte InItolter iom Wfaa.
leltof fom man til oct He'ultat, at
Statsbibrag al $500 pr. Seng piIoe
ppre omtrent pasienoe. Spipitaler.
ne ! DC 10 nppnte 9per err forbolbSs
bis meeet foitbare, ibet Somterne
alene lsber op | fIere Suiinber - /
SilIiltb foiter Somten iaalebes Sill.
600 - mebens Otter Gail Gountp
fun betalte $4,000 for lin Cont.
6slgen oerai bliper, at Statsbiorag
al $500 pr. Sena piI uo1iere mere
emo oct balpe al bpao belle Initalten
foiter | Stter Soil Gountp, mleoens
Sorholbet ptl bore omtrent rigtigt
/ DC TO nGpnte itcre gper. Otter
Sail Gountp oil DOG fomme UNDER
oenne 9eitemmelie, og ga behring's.
boipitalet ifslge Tlanerne ifaI bare
81 Sen9e pil Statsbioraget blipe
$1S,500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25

miobagen afboIbes @nbstieneiie for
Snoianerne, ioet Or. DC o. geeoe
forretter ! Siouritammens Spros,
og Der er aipet 9inaoelie til, at Heb
Somabaipf, Der bt9bte Citing gna,
% andre %itriobare &sSbuber fra bine
urolige Sioer, operpPrer benne Del
al programmed. 8amle SoIooter,
Der bar giort 9ieneite peb Sortet, bill
bore sgresgiGiter. Regieringen bar
ifiPnfet Sortet to MeSiingfanoner,
peienbe ct Con- oe bisie gamle 8aa.
ben er blepne monterebe paa bper
Sioe al 6lagitanaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
9lIinniH.
Sem Mcnncifer Sruener.

Sem Icnneifer brnsncr. - 2ofe
Mifiam frGpeoe iibite Spnbag fem
Gre pes Gbiacgo - aIle bar gaoet
ilb | Sanbet for at babe. Mrs. Ghri.
titan Some % benoeS t7.aarige
Nene Carl Strsm orufnebe ue6
Sigblanb Earf ioet De forisqte at
reobe Wrs. Somes 1S.aarige 0attcr
GbriItina, Der por fommen lto paa
bpbt @anb % life flinbe ipsmme.
Sigen blep bng / Iioite gieblif req.
oct at Soberen. 8aIter Ioreluno,
Ssn al Ell oelitanenbe So%rretnings.
manb, brufuebe mebens hans TO 81.
tire, Is % % Iar gamle. bar Sien.
uioner oertil. Iae ire Seiten6e ba.
beoe | Snoiiseu. Senrp Gcf6art
orufneoe unber 9aoning, oa set fem.
te Offer bar en- uflenot Mano, ser
iom Ell e"rforeu Sosmmer too roife
Gag uooper @anbet, men iom ser.
paa pluSieIie f~oripanbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
Mirhtpun
HLirS I S0 0Jor

g.iTo / 80 Mar. Otter at bape
pGret Blind / 80 Ior ioa MrS. Warp
@elib / SiaSbole itOite Strsbog for
fsrite Sang fine otte 9srn. Serten
Iar gammel 6lep bun blind, og eiter
at bore bleoen gift bar bun set meIte
al Chen maattet ernpre fine 9srn
% en- ipgelia Wano peb at arbei6e /
ct @oiferi. Sorleben uofsrte 2pger.
ne Ell Operation paa benbes zine,
og ben bite Jig Sirsoag at ppre bel,
dig ioet Spnet Dor aienaipet. Tor
ferite Sang funoe Sen gamle Wo6er
oa ie fine 9srn, iom MI ollie err borne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
Muufuuu.


Snieft trnsr Mfalfa. 8rof. q. q.
Cooler, Staten3 gntpmolosiit, bar
aiort ppmerfiom paa ct Snieft, Den
iaafalote IlfaIiu @eeoil, Der bar an.
rettct Itore S0eI9sgelier paa Ilfol-
faaplineer / lltab, Soubo og @pom-
ing, % ipm moaife naaricmbelit og-
ioa fan optrr0e / Wontmta. Sars
merne tilraaoeS at pogte bel paa fine
IIfaIfaagre, % bpis Snieftet fore
fommer itrar at melbe bet, ioa Sor.
~bolbsregler til bets ~llorpboelie itrar
fan tages.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
Mtunrrntn.

NnrminLOff niger. yNtllal1 Sdls=
Ter, Der for ii Iur iioen fiebte Ben
fire lRil peitenior @einioii liggenbe
@oIcp 6arm FOR $40 pr. gcrc, iolate
ii0itc Mon6ag oenne for S56.25 pr.
Icre. DC 100 Icres bragte oItiaa
ialt $4,000.
Waa bcntc i'm Stes. Slagterne /
Gipcitonc unoerrettebe iorIeoen fine
auroer ON, at De paa 8rllno al De
beie Triier paa Slogtcfppg life
Longer ioa Jig iltano til at fiere De
beitiltc &nrcr omtring til bert Sus,
men at aunberre tit ppre iaa gpbe
at hente i'm eqcn Steg. Sfol aisoet
rmlepcre$ maa Erilen iorbeieS, tiger
Slogterne.
Gpec / Wpllcbgen. Mar SSohns
ion, 81 Iar gammeI, er eiter fire
Cages SpboIo pna @%pboipitdlct /
YfinncapoliS ~aignuet ue0 Ssocn al
Ncrueicber. Wau baphe inaen @e.
'teo ON IibpocS &icmIteo eqer
SlG0tntnae, % / hans CONNER
ianNtcS finn ct Sort meo Naunet
"Mortin Sobnion" % abre$ien:
Sate Gooniet, 2. Saf.
Wiitct p~cnitrc Saanb. IIeronbcr
Strmoburg / Stinlunter miiteoe Tor.
lC0en i'm penItre Saono pes at faa
Ben inc | Ell SceomeIlc. San Dor
ltoeu SuiI bIcpen orrbt, bpis Moifi.
men oeb bans Sfrig ON Siplp
life par bIcpen Itanict. Stumobcra.
Ser er 60 gInr aomrcl. bar eftcr
llIpffcn / Ell pberit baarlig 6orfat.
ming.
EuItpGicnst. 2ieaaaro cr et nulio
oprcttct EoItfontor / Termination
Gountp, Og Wfr. See cr uonppnt iii
bets GoitmeItcr. @lun0t De llonpus
heller I'll Noitmciter, iom iioite Wans
Dag blco ituoiGitc0e / sc Sorene6e
StotcrS Seuot. or Grief Gricfion i
Nhtroocf, i. =. SrpfIuuo / Badger,
NIfrcb ". Sobnion / Sebcio ~ 6.
6Iuber9 / Clarified.
Srbaion i0r &unarcSmcno. StotSs
'%enator &ictor z. &obnion al Center
Sin bar ertIpret Jig ION aauoi0ut
FOR &ongrcamono ira set me tienoe
Qtltritt. SCttc me Giitrift omiut.
ter GOuntucrne @rigbt, Nnota,
%'anti, GbIiagO, anuabec, MtiQc
&ac@ % Sine iontt &cnncpin Goun.
m nSenom MiuneopoIi5 % treble,
tierOe % ticuNe @aro al ocnne @p.
SealbrGuocri nouiScS. SittIe Toas
nil / Den nrrmeitc Sremtio iaa
NoropcItenS ~itsritc Sc~gIbrruoeri,
ioet Sl1cloS gnlHg beritcoS III no.
otoeS % fortunes meo oct melt mo.
oernc Wtaltineri, Ger upipres . me
@pgniu9cl, 100 900 Ionae % &c
300 hebe, % Der i~ritoacreS Sule.
Ger itabig fon orrc / &irficmbeo,
Nfeo oiSie moberne SiplpemioIer oil
man bltpe lltano I'll at leuere $4,000
ldIriteu ba9lig, % peo Sirlp al 81
Itore Seritltr fan Der arbeioes iaapel
/ Hegn lom / Coffin % inbtil tent
paa Ssiten.
SanolGac fpmmcn afoase. -Sr
SoniS Hillou. SaublGge / Woor
beoo, bIeu tiblig Ssnoas Icrgcr
or9bt nGr Safe Tarf, ioet Ell Ilto
mobiI, boori ban og fire onorC
NGno fisrte, ilpneeoeS rrnbt peo a
CT Sagbiul off iitpffer. 50 al 5,
andre Mfano blep ogiaa I%igacnSe III
Der Ytaitlnen, men erhoInt fitu min
ore apGitelier, mebens aisreren OF
bons Sloefamerat i~lpnaebes belt nj
% ooer et 8iGroe peo Geien. Or
gtilion boebe Tor npr Safe Garf. 0,
ulpffen b9nbte iaa npr oct aaml
Stem, Of bette funbe fees ira Ste
bet. Siget bragtes oerben, boor ior
Glore % Ssifenoe pentebe.
Sarmcres Iienie. Sifina ssar
mers Club / Grant Gountp boIe
. i~orleoen en- gicnie paa Gilbert Yaul
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-25
smTnS Schooner mao luffes. 8,

49, l'lN
itet ct Sorilag, Der gif no paa goo
flenoe De Salooner, iom MI oriues
nloplig ifslge gafers 2op ON ct bill
Gntal Observation-Disclosures, o. ct I'll.
fino Salooner, oeraf 266 | Rilpau.
fee, mua berfor Iuffes. Sisie 10.
ifianfninesiteber er blepne boloi
aabne peb en- aienoelie, Der ienere
bar pitt Zig of bore ieilagtig.
Werfelist ltlpffestilfGlSe. = 9o
Gomunb @ois forleoen far @r9s
meo Ell Salpn Moper poa ben fathol.
tie 8rapplabs | Burlington neo Ha,
ince, rammebes ban pIuoielig al ct
Sfuo / Wnpen. en- Eatron par Die.
ben faitet / 8rpsiet, og peo at fom-
me | gersrelie meo Waifinens &ni.
be erplooerebe Den nleo opennppntc
Selge. auglen blep trliffen lb og
Iois penteoes at operlepe ben enc.
1taaenoe ltlpffe.
Spnbagsforeiti0inger tiQabt. =
CONNER Sobn 6. Seblanst peb 9p-
retten | Wabiion bar afgipet Ben
aienoelie, at bep9gelige 2psbiGeber
Tan ~forepiies / 9pens Sbeatre ogiaa
paa Ssnbog, bois 9ineoerne err al
Ell religisS &orafter eQer tiener til
at fremme Ell beore Woral % en- Del
al SnotGgterne aaar til ct eIler an.
oct pelgierenbe giemeo. 9iltrifts.
aonofat Ieiipn bar erfleret, at ban
nsiagtig bill giennemfere &ienoeIrcn.
Spartas SfDSebane flutes. 9opt.
Greene at De Soreneoe Staters Or.
me peb Sparto bar mootaaet Sr6re
ON at laoe ne0tage sen Sfpoebane,
Tom Hegjeringen Ser til en- 9efoit-
ming al $4,000 bar lobet opfpre.
Mtan oeo finn tibet ON SrbrenS Orb
lpo, men Ser er iagt, at ale Sfiper
og flptbare Ipparoter ifal ienbes til
Irienalet peo Hocf Sslanb, 81.
Spao @runOen til oennc Srore fan
bore, er life iaa let at ioritau, ba
Sfpoebanen ferIt nplig blep fulofert
og alorig er blenen 6rltgt.
Spesne Gnfer furlises. Sa SSH
FREQ 9. Sroit iibitleben 2S0e Sebr.
oeoe paa eft Soipital / Chicago, fom
bet for en- Sag at ban efterloo iig TO
enfer, og at ban / mango Iar bapoe
lepet eft bobbelt Sip. s Gbiacgo bup.
De 6roit en- Suitru og TO borne 9srn,
% / ga crosse, bpor ban bar fienot
Tom Or. @ilfreo 9. Wontclair, bap.
De ban Sultrll go. 2 % TO Senner,
3 og 2 Iar ganle. Snotil Wanbens
Sso lepeoe begge Samilier / ben Inf
feligite l1pibenbeb ON Sen anbens
Griitenie, og ban betragtebes iom ct
Wsniter for bpilfeniombelit Suss
bono og Saber. Sans Sorretning
meofsrte, at ban BET meite al Chen
bar uoe paa Geiier, men ban ipnes
ianlnittigbeosfulbt at bape belt lin
ledge Sio mellem Be TO Stem. 9ess
&c enfer bleo n9iten belt ~nebbrubte
at Sorg, ba Wanbens bobbelte 2ip
afilsreoes. gnfen | Gbiacgo beilut=
tebe Dog efter noaen 9et9nfning, at
bun pilbe giere bpaS bun fitnbe for
at rette paa i'm Wanbs Seiltrin, pg
fom Oerfor iorleoen til Ga crosse og
opie9te i'm Manbs anben SuItru,
Ser er ling nof til at funne bore benz
bes Cater. Gen elbre MrS. SroIt
Boo BEN pngre % be TO Ssnner, ser
enbmu life forItaar BET in5pifleoe 10
milieforboIo, ct soot Stem i Chico
90, oa Ssl9en blep, at be TO ioa
boarbt prspebe Gnfer forleben Iiten
forlob So Grosie iantren meo Sc TO
Smaa9utter, for / Selesifab of ops
rettc lit Stem / Storbpen peo @idi-
ganijsen.