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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01
Humor and Pathos.

after ALL said the ready-made phi
losopher "humor and pathos are very
closely allied"
That's right" replied the comedian II
don't know of anything sadder than to
tell funny story which doesn't get a
laugh"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

Why Mr. John Sharp Williams
should be quoted as saying that Mr..
Bryan will make an excellent Secre-
tary of State instead of that he has
made an excellent Secretary of State
is one of the things that cannot be ex-
planned off hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

Spoons-coffee, chocolate and salt.
Food Pushers, Mustard Spoons, Chocolate
Spoons, Coffee Spoons and Butter Spreaders.
Bonbon Spoons, Ladies, Orange Spoons, Ice
Cream Spoons, Egg Spoons, Oyster Forks,
Olive Forks, Olive Spoons, Children's Forks,
Butter Picks, Sardine Forks Meat Forks, Tea
spoons, Childrens Spoons, Sugar longs and
Radish Spoons
Sugar Sifters, Bouion Spoons, Sugar longs,
Fruit Knives, Butter Spreaders.
Orange Knives, Fruit Knives, Butter Spears,
Olive Forks, Olive Spoons, Baby Spoons.
Meat Forks, Tomato Servers, Lettuce Forks
and Berry Spoons. =
Fish Knives, Fish Forks, Ladies, Ice Cream
Knives.
Ladies, Berry Spoons, Tomato Servers, Ice
Cream Spoons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01
Window Screens and
Screen Doors Ready
for Use.
for Use.

W : Is; E: !: e.: 5; g:
Screens, and show a
full assortment of
sizes. These are the best Adjust
able Screens on the market; work
easy, last longer, give permanent
satisfaction. Frames of black
enameled pressed steel; high
grade wire fastened in them Sc
curely.
Is inches high, extend to 33 inches. zoe.
"a inches high, extend to 80 inches, 40c.
"a inches high, extend to 81 inches, 45c.
80 inches high, extend to 81 inches, soc.
30 inches high, extend to 43 inches, SOC.
Screen DoorS-Hardwood frames. neatly
vanished; high-grade wire; complete
range of sizes; required fixtures with each
door.
2.6x66. 2.Sx6S, 2sx7, 210x6.10 and 3x7
feet, 81 % and S2.25 each.
3.4x73 feet,
$500 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01
Guarded Reply.

Are you fond of Wagnerian opera?
'Well,' replied Mr.. Cunrrox. Il like to
hear it when 1 haven't anything else to
do. But I'm a pretty busy man and can
generally find other occupation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01
Woo0war0 6 Iotbrop
New MISUNDERSTANDING


We before the moths commence
of changes
execute the "oA
needed next season Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01
Improving.

"Bliggin's tastes are not so gaudy as
they used to be-
That's fact. He has quit saving
cigar bands and has taken to collecting
postage stamps"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

There are some issues of the Congress
sional Record that could not be made
to sell on the newsstands, even If they
had pink and blue covers and were half
full of art advertising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

Recognition of the new Chinese re-
public might be more readily under
taken IL the force of responsible inter-
prefers required for such formality
were not so large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

The publisher has been discovered as
the representative of American scholar
ship who may have accumulated
enough money to permit him to accept
an Enthusiastically.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

London while it has its troubles with
various elements OF population, must
be congratulated. on possessing one of
the most patient police forces in the
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

1t is difficult to believe that a man
of the late J. Pierpont Morgans iron
nerve should have been very deeply at
fected by an interview with the Pujo
committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

The time may come when America may
resolutely enforce especial restrictions in
connection with passports for Russian
grand opera singers and dancers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

In computing American fortunes it may
become necessary to follow the method
of astronomic calculation and substitute
enormous numbers as units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

OIn order TO avoid delays on account Of
personal absence, letters to THE STAR sk-sBil
not be addressed to any individual roHr erfed
with the Office. but simply to THE STAR ~ to
the Editorial Business Department ace riding
To tenor purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

Payable In adyance-by mail. postage prepaid
Daily, Sunday included. month. 60 cents.
Daily, Sunday excepted. enc month"; 40 cent?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

The Ohio river has all the Irresistible
inclination of the bad performer to re-
main in evidence as long as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

The first of April is the holiday that is
meant strictly for the other fellow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

the Demonstration of Transfer Fluid
of
of
tie
gown trimmings attractvey invited
6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

The season just passed has been salts
factory to human beings, though rather
rough on ground hogs.
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The Evening Star. with the Sunday morning
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Eay be sent by mali. telephone Main 244O.
Collection is made by carrier at the end Of each
month.
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Renaissance.

A Winter strangely gated
Youth pauses to recall.
You either roller-skated
Or you didn't skate at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01

IT Is fortunate that the extra session
can be started in April instead of July
weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01
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W ment.
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At Csc each:
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Main floor. f st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-01
Toilet Sets and
Washstamds.

HTUT\ ANY shapes and color
{ Hi y treatments in Toilet
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- ~ plain white and the
simply decorated ware.
Toilet Sets, $2.25 upward.
White Enameled Washstands,
best quality iron, white enameled
clean, sanitary; varied sizes and
styles.
$I.5o and upward.
Fifth floor, st.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07
EQUAL SUFFRAGE The
REAL GREAT PROBLEM
tAHDLfyI IOWI spJAKs no 4
fIiOWD ~ TUE Tulsa
tOtEf UOIhI.

"Irlai spTfAgs Is mo ~ no mort
YitHI .aalna brfDre ths American psp.
pie tpdaY." mid Caroline a Lowe be
fpfr a Isfnr ,foV1 Of tho court house
Sunday might Miss f.pwo lH an nr
crni udYprfir ~ woman suffrage and
vaf ono NJ NO., throo women elected
10 irpfrrnut hr socialist party at the
'Durrr raniounl 8unfnRo hearing held ln
WarhiuFon lpHt spring llnr ala
h'ro HundUy night WaE one of tho
most learned nd1f,nanH ~ ltH klud
eyer h'ufd In Tulsa ana elected Rl
much flvornblo oKprcHplon that Miss
Iowo mny D.. por1undcd tu nm q fc.
turn ouwrrmout While In tho city
nhr wlH lhr Wwl ~ hor brother I'm
HW. g.. -, 'ouF.7hnll, ana vito
Women hpNo always borno their
fhuro uf tho burdens NJ Tho rncc." aho
mld "but tho aonnl body hen boon
0lnw 10 recognize The vnlue ~ hcu
patient mnHumlng efforts Woman
hna stood hohlud man In oycry nrur
rIo rhecrinr him ou to victory when.
discouraged nnd fnlnt hearted ho vua
ready to uccumh 10 dofont"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07
sweeney bONDSMAN
HAS DESERTED HIN
YOUTH MUST now GIVE BaIL ON
TWO CHARGES TO GET
HIS LIBERTY.

Frank Sweeney. the youth who has
been ao much in the criminal lime
light NJ late, ~ now facing "A scrioup
predlcnmrnt aH the result Of one Of
his bondmncn Withdrawing as a Sc
curlty In the case yesterday. Sween-
ey was al liberty on $1,000 appeal
bond In "a murder case. Charles At
king. one of the suretles on the bond.
appeared before the county attorney
ycHtcrday ana asked that his name
be Withdrawn from the instrument
thus lnvHlldatinR the entire bond.
Sweeney iB in jail now on a robbery
charge aud his attorney, y. NJ. Mar
tindhlc. wan trying to get Judge NJ. A.
Ercrkcnrldge's approval Of n $1,000
bond IN that case. when the other
matter arose
Tho authortoa who were Of tho
opinion that Sweeney was responsible
for many OF tho hold-ups that took
place here around Christmas, arc
now IN quandry, for there have
been ns many of this class OF crimes
committed since Sweeney was lncar-
ccrutcd az before.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07

The old board OF county commits
sluuorn met In tho forenoon md
wound up their business Thcy thcn
ururd the rccorda over to the now
board composed " pa unkor cyrus
Ayry aud James Nuulcv the latter
having hocu reelected
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07
IMPORTANT WORK FOR
A TULSA COMMITTEE
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL GO All.
TER MANY FEDERAL AP-
PROPIJtTIONS.

Perhaps tho most important worl
| ever entrusted 90 committee Of III,
Iulso Commercial club was placed In
the hands of committee appointed
yesterday afternoon by tho bonrd Of
public Affairs OF the club.
This committee viii try to accom-
pllsh I he following things for Tulsu
this year
Official opening Of International
Dry Farming Congress by President.
elect Woodrow Wilson and the okla
homa delegation IN Washington.
Federal appropriation for govern
mcnt building at tho Farming con
grcss
Increase federal building appropria
ton 10 NJ least 400 900 and $500. 900
n possible
Start work ~ improving navigation
on the Afknnsas river from Tulsa 10
Fort Smith. Arb.
Secure n special cancellation stamp
Tor the Tulsa post office which will
place upon every piece Of mail sent
through tho local post office. an nd.
vcrtiscment for tho international Dry
Farming congress
Tho committee Ia composed Of Rob
crt Gelhrcath. National Democratic
Committeeman from oklahoma; on.
ear Il Howard, q. II. Lewis. and c, O
Frye. This committee will be accom-
panied TO oklahoma city to confer
with Senators owen and Gore BY Sec.
rotary John r. nurna. Of the Dry
Farming congrcns and Secretary c. A
sondcraon of the Tulsa Commercial
gitth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07

CIr.s 3 erg var made chairman II
ne ,>ar9 sDor afsr i, met IN the
a''rrhpon. Dad Mauhs4. Tor Beg-
era. gsafs 1al.f u the county court.
Nas appointed buDerinish1eat u jan
tiara ~ the cart hD4se. ". 4. Sharp
Tas named by Judge Linn as county
rD.rt ha.ln.
Ar Ward. a. present member of
me iani'Drs Eiaff. vas made assistant
head jan.tor.
Dr J. T. webb vas re-appolnted 10
me oifce u county physician.
Inefe we're. Of course, no changey
IN ihe ofices of County Attorney Nal
ioT county TreaEurer Kramer or
coun'I clerk h. l. Cufan. al ot
whom succeed theHselyrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07

rho new officials were sworn I'm 10y
Various offlrcrH County clerk Cur.
ran odmIulWcrcd the onth TO count,
judge Conn Linn and the latter I'm
turn aworc IN the now county com.
mlmIou'ra Many Of the officials who
vcro elected for another term did not
mlo their ouihu Yesterday owing to
tho mct that they had not prepared
now bonds The law says that nn Of
nclnl mp, hold offlco unul his sue
orwor Zoo duly qualified.
L,nlH elmo. took charge Of Tho reg
lHl,r or deeds office. nucocednr
liomy WnlM,y Practically tho cnurc
pffl.o fur.o under Wnlkloy has been
retained hy Cliuo.
- o. Irwin mDrocde George Davis
Ha Dlrrl, uf me county court, this nc.
ug un nppolutiyo posltiou
N Is Hughes. who succeeds 4. G.
collins na county surveyor. was APP
pointed county bridge engineer by
the county commissioners He VIII
also hold the position of highway Sn
rIut,r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07

In front OF the building. Automobiles
were waiting to take the young women
TO their homes, and the police had
formed lines on either side Of the
doorway across the Sidewalk TO the
curb The police used their clubs on
tho outstretched arms of the strikers
who tried TO seize the coats and dresses
Of the girls, The automobiles were
quickly filled and rushed away.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07
SENATE IN ALL
NIGHT session
Continued from page ~

-
tail each Of the various matters re-
viewed by the committee. This re-
port throughout gave r. b. Howard
| or Tulsa, secretary OF the state board
Of affairs a clean bin Of health. In
/ discussing the policies" OF the board
! Of affairs, the report declared that
| Frame together with Morris the third
member OF the board attempted TO
! and did control the policies of the
| board, dsregarding Howard.
The report took up the matter OF
the Oklahoma Brokerage company
the conduct Of which, 1t said became
30 notorious that secretary Howard
laid the matter before Governor
Cruce and issued orders that no com
pany doing business through the bro
kerage company would receive any
state contracts. This the report says
led to the Reorganization Of .he bro
kerage company.
No Records Kept.
No records were kept by the board
the report continues and when How
ard attempted to organize system
his efforts were turned down by
Frame.
Frame and Morris, the report de-
clares. when letting state contracts
selected the bidders in advance. mani
pulated contracts In the interests Of
their friends to the detriment OF ne
state and did not publicly advertise
for bids but notified the selected bid
ders personally or by letter.
The Report.
In summing up the report says:
I'VE find that from his lack Of know
ledge Of details Of his office. lack Of
business experience. his manifest dis
position Of favoritlsm to the detrl
mont Of the state. his inability or re.
fusal TO be of substantial assistance I'm
the conduct Of the department, his pro
posed and followed policies during the
timo he and Morris controlled the
board and his record in office that
the said Frame is unfit and unquall- |
fled 10 b = n member Of the state
board OF affairs"
The reading Of the minority rcpor,
was concluded at ~ o'clock yhen tho |
senate took nm adjournment until 2 |
o'clock In the afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07
WOMEN STRIKERS HAVE FIGHT
Garment Workers Attack Young
Women as They Leave Tactory.

NEW YORK, Jan. G.-In their ef
forts to intercep, $50 young women
employed In the wholesale clothing
manufacturing concern Of J. L. Taylor
& Co. as they were leaving work this
evening. five hundred striking gar
mcnt workers the majority Of them
women, attacked the police on guard
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Selpmprh:rcns Wrau. 8

SSipHtptu-isu Vtuo. ~ TX
gpnOelien at iorriae Na~rbnnbreoe
booze Der paa Ylaoien Sfpalorebpf.
fen / Stange en- Mna0, iom %uiltnof
bcb Nils eler Die Sarien. Nj ell el.
Ter an0cn MI ufienOt @rum6 FOG ban
2ipet al fig ielu, ifieo iig libel mcO
CT @cp0r. Gen 5io blep oct alhrig
tillaot at begrauc Sclpmorocrc ! mo,
piet Soro. SaaleoeS beler life bcn.
lie Mnno. Ser blep llanet iarumen
Ell SlagS Site al roo 9orO, 2iAet
blep Iagt neo / iuioe alG0er. o. ai.
item blep iGnfet NED / en- Mpr / SOl.
limurfen. Mpren par lmiolertio il
fe bpb, &iiten ianf life lpneer nco.
enc OF man funbe itsoe moo BEN.
naar man itof ncbi meo en- pasiclig
lang Stof. 90 oct gan Ga en- biil
SLANG ira oen arme Selpmorocrs
iibite Spileiteb. Ienne rna Sport
fol pirfelig oeiaa pGret brenet gait
ife alminbeIig. Gn @ei isrer lige
iorbi, % Ell iper Stmlr bar itnoet
peo Sioen til aibenpttelie. Iange
bar iorarget iia poe bette, ifriper
"Samar Stiftstib." Ger bar Here
@onge pGret siort ioroiGpeS Sem
pmSelie til forifielliee annter Om at
ida aiiten p%periert iii airfegaaroen.
Men ertoelie er SET lpffebes. 5orIe-
Sen Gag blep aiiten graoet op %
aobnet. Mnu ionbt Nihebes Sic
let, iiert Iulbe SIpbcr, iom por gan.
ife aoot beoarte. Gnboa Sotten hop.
Sc han paa Sopeoet. Gesuoen Gen.
flpoer meb gurei9ler al S1oer
Iamt Sficrte % Stspler. 3et bar
ppret iaat. of @epPret, buormeo ban
Tfisb iia, ifuIbe p9re neolaat ! 4i'
item: men bette par life SiIiPloe. De
iunbnc 9~epninser eiter Den uIptfelig
Wano blep anbrnst / en- oroentlig
aiite oe begrapet paa airfegaaroen.
9,ensr he es esmaainef -susoennes'
q taa COB fsm noeen aneen Snmoftne I'll ben
bcStritt Frie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Wor9cS bpieite lino.

ut moale Sielo6eioer nsiaatia er
life nogen let Gag, % oct piier li1
@ong poo Sang, al me Roalin.
ger me6e iinere Npporoter og unoer
iorelcoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eiper
Rclultatcr, Der aiuiger noget ira De
ti0li0cre Maalinaers. Weget oite
ioreqaor oiSie &siocmuoIinger peo
geitemmeIicn al S~uittrpftets Sor.
minOifelie un6er @enpttelie al 9oro.
meter, nItinu bopeblogeligt paa lam.
me WaaOc. ION man / en- gollon
aigier. buor bsit oenne / 2iebliftet
cr oppe.
Set bpnocr iom iagt cite, at
oisic 6~iclobsibers Maal bliper no.
get ioranoreoe peo iornpeoe llnoer.
isgeIier, % oct fan ite, al 10 Tin.
ser al omirent iomme Ssioe TOM.
nler til at bptie Flaos. iaaleoes at
0en, Der iioligere regnebes Tor Hr.
/ al Dem. iremtioig MAJ regnes for
9tr. >. os omuerbt. Get er iGrlig
paaialoeuoe, nanr oenne Smbptning
iter for ct Sanos bsieite % nPii.
beicite 5ielo. ioaIeoes iom Oet er
feet / Norge. Galobspiggen bor i
lang 5io pRret regnet FOR Stanoi.
napiens bsieite 6ielo, % bet men.
tes, at Soppen par 1851 Neter oper
Saofaoen; en- np Raaling bar imio.
lertio iom Reiultat fun giuet 246S
Weter, aliiaa SO ". minore; Oerueb
er @olobspiggen bleuen oettoniieret;
hi @Iittertino, ionl tibligere mentes
at pGre 1854 Weter bsi bar sanife
piit ogioa o9ret noeet ouerpuroeret.
men life iaa meget; tbi ben npe
Mailing bar nngipet oens Ssioe III
24S1 @eter, iaaleoes, at Sitter.
tino inotil pioere maa sirloe for
az pPre Nr. 1 ! Sfaroirauien. ioet
ben operrnger 8~aIobspigscn meo be.
le 10 Weter eaer nGiten GO SOB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Snrnclammclicn / Tammnrf. Tna

Tnrnclammclicn / Tnnmarf. Ena
&nitiotip al set 0anife S~unbbcbSitp.
re bar Der | CONNER pGret ioretoJet
llnbcrieAelicr ouer belle Snuoet Tor
al ian f%onitotcrct. buorleOcs DC i DC
iiOite Nar i~orcinlOnc Siliplbcr al
9nrrelammelie bar uNpiflct iig, IA
tieuterncS mlprrcnoc Silltono %
llOiiNtcrne for NcrcS Sclbrcbclic. I'll
llnberlsnclicr bar Der pon 1SinnnS.
lopcn pUret bcpillet 10000 SIR. on
bcn or ioretnoct AZ NPqcrnc Srf.
Hcinbar6 OF Or. Sdcucrmnnn ira
"Somiunoet Tor &anisre". Salt CT
Ser unoerlsat oN iournoliieret 500
liliGl0er. meOOeler "gtntt." Get por
De iIeite al Dem. man funoe ioa 90
ipurgt; ia oet or lsrlt / DC iibite 10
Inr, SGperne bar bGpt Flilt Ill al
onniclbc NarneIummclie. iom fi6li
nerc life ~fienoteS pibere % berior
fife itoo opisrt pan NnmeIoeIieSli.
item. Gn Ticrbc0el al De uioerisatc
SiliUlOcr fan betroateS iom beIbre-
oct. ga. POO cr itaola nnoer BE.
bauOIina poo S%icnrcgncn, % Der er
Il iigt til &elbrcoelic, oa DC andre
100 uil mon MI pna onoen Maobe
ieQe at fonmle iii @iGlp. Samilin.
oct ior @onisrc har iruiict ertroor-
Nluurp SnrouItoItniudPr iii nj utnAs
tnle CT bctnbeIint antoI Totienter.
Ter err reiit TO itore Iscferife Silt
telte, % ber pil De oaorIiqiie al
Observation-Disclosures eiier.
bounOen bIipe onbrnat. enbeI pil
furnG bebnnNIes al DC iteoliee 2p.
aer. men Sterite0clcn al De nngrcb.
ne mac UNDER mere rationel @e.
6onbling, eno Ian0lige 6orboIO iii.
loOer, % be fommer oltioo til ais.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
On Mcrfebaa / nurIf SpG!faneIt.

VI 9tttitpuV I HVih 'lpe.l"hHN'
Sor, 80 Mar iiben, ben lite Sftober
1868, lob al StabeIen bet iorite
Tnmpifib beitemt ior &paliangit.
Sfibet par bp0gct ior Spcnb 5opns
Gegning paa Nnlonbs nlcf. &erfitcO.
Get hpbtes "Spcs & Shes, hill.
fc Srb betpber Soab oN sGrlighcO
(ogiua Jro). Get tar Sfruc0amp.
Ifib - tC0 No0 lanot; oct bnuoe
. oircfte pirfcn6c &oitrpfSmaifircr
paa tiIiammen 90 numinele Scitc-
frGiter. Zen iomrrc 9Iftcn bolbt
Som Tor bcle NplanOS T~crionaIe -
u0cn l,notogelie ~ en- Sera / Sen
bapprcnbe SriinurerIoges fife Cal
/ ariitiania. Ser u~bbrueteS Sfoa-
Ter % Sulcr bolbtes for ct beIoiQ no
inl0. oa eiter Solerne og Sfaalerne
iulgtc Surroer. Si peb, at Som hao.
&c Selo meO fq; men oct por eftcr
mouge efonomiife Gre. - Serit Oa
bon / @~egpnoelicn al 1~S70-glarcne
opfaubt i'm @ralatbarpun, pnr ban
opcnpoa. : Iarenc tS73-S3 bno.
Sc ban gncret til at bcnpite bcnrc
&arpun, % / &c Nar 6lep ban Mil
IionNr. Scr 1868 Nrcp Som fun
SClIangit. Get Sfib iom for 80
Mor iioen lob al Stabelen. off pao
Sanait / 1864, og mcb bctte Sfib
oiorbeS Sen ieritc Spalianait peb
Norges apiter. Snn9it al SpoG er
hog life al ioa M Cato; aqere6c /
set tSbe Narbiinhrcbc og isr brcpeS
Ell inbbringcnbe &paIfnneit al eng
lGnbere OF andre Hationcr, men iGr-
Zig al Soapnbere / Norbisbaneet -
omfrine Spitsbereen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
@urtfummet &uinofulf. 2ensman.

Cen / Sfiaaf if Senoag ben 2SOe
September Weooelelie ON, Of en-
&pinbe, iom / set ii0iie bar boet pea
ElaOicn Sgriun / 2nnoagrcnbcn,
pluoiclig foripanbt 0crira Tor ont.
firing II Gage iiben. Snlfring s
Gage ocreiter par bun feet poa Ell
Slabs / Norobcrlet; men bar iioen
fife ppret feet eler ipiirgt. lao oct
er at irpgte for, at bum poa Ell ener
unOen @aabe er iorulpffct. Sin
falote iig Mrs. @immer. bar i 40.
Marsalocren og par isbt / Sfioaf.
5or = q 3 Iar iioen fom bun biem
ira Gmerifa. Sun bar ppret luGrt
nerpes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-28
Glcftricitetspcrfct i Col. Set ier.

ite @pgbeelcftricitetsucrf / Sailing.
sal er M iGroig oa / Grit. =
Get er @olingerne iom ibGroig bar
orbei0et for at ina mango ion1 milligt
al @pgoenS Solf lfal ion 8lGoen o9
Nptten al &c malae SorOelc pcb bcrl
cleftriifc Strait, ifripes Der til Or.
Si0". &raititationen er anlagt peo
Mpflcfos / Semiilelnen OF SoSien er
ilbbpgget for ca. so S~eltefrGiter, og
eies al ct @ftieielifab iom ogiaa bug
ger en- mooerne Mele, iom iiffert
oil blipe mcget benpttct al @enoerrc
herpppe.