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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14
A Biblical Bargain
NELL BRINKLEY

CR HERBERT TREES production
ot Joseph and HIS Brethren" re-
minds . news paper correspondent Of
% --.s story. The Sunday school cla IS
had been reading The Bible narrative,
and The minister had come 20 ex-
anime the scholars The replies to all
his questions had been quick, intel
-ze-- and correct. Such as:
'N'lz- great crime did these sons
os Jacob commit"
They sold their brother Joseph
Quite correct. And for now much ,"
Twenty pieces ot silver"
And what added 70 ne cruelty and
v:r-ecness OF c1ese bad brothers,
NJ answer
What made -he.r treacherv even
more Gs-ss-ab.e and -eirouso
Then q bright little fellow stretched
--- an eager hand
~WeH. ny E--le NAM
Please, sir t1ey so.d him too
cheap"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14
Widow Maloney S Pig.

M IKE MURPHY was taken 70 Il
4FI by his spiritual adviser for lad
ing stolen Widow Malouey's pig n
evidence against Mike was 20 dFsl
and positive that It was worse I'D
useless FOR him TO deny the crtn|
and ne listened with dowEcast eyi
and much meekness 70 a Tel-dt
served lecture from the priest lpd
me ~tckedness OF the theft he "a
committed. till the reverend gsnad
man asked him what he would 4
on the Day OF Judgmen. when
should be confronted by Mrs. u
loney and her pig, when ne brgn1
ened UP at q happy thought q
said.
And re eay that the psl =
there. yer riverence7"
Yes, the ptg'H be there, and &a
Maloney'u be there, too. living n
nesses agalnst you WHAT, ] reps
can YOU say IN such a presenoeT
Yer. riverence. I'll say, Wio1
Maloney. there's yer pig take Il :
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14
Hints For the
Household

Here Is way 10 make At old
brown bag look Ike new. First wash
IL with soap arE water. then rub 70
Vel with a flannel w0istened IN oil
Allow ta.s 20 dry into the leather.
Now take some brown liquid boot
polish and paint the bag with Il, Civ
ing II AT least three separate coat
i-Es Finally, apply a thin coating
az SGellac. which viii proy'5e an eN-
CO. Ar- polish. A black Rag may be
crea led IN similar fashion, only using
black polish OF gloss instead u
The bsowU
II spouEes are 10 be KEEP, tr good
10 lie IN soap water. the SNsp ? should
oe r,-Sej on. o. them at once after
use Whenever possible. sVoUEes
should be hung gp 20 air ana not be
-sft lying in q damp condition. To
clean q sticky, sospy sponge. ,et z
stand for Seve-a. hours n sCsuv
water. o. IN strong ammonia sn6
gater. and then rinse /; IN c,esu.
~o.E water.
], s no: generally known that
eucalyptus oil w, remove grease IN
Guiding machine OIL. from any ssb-
Eac without -t.l -.--GS x r any way.
pressTa ke-s should welcome mis- tip.
= OIL 5 often spill, on a costume = in
tie usN.Eg. due 80 bad working -rA-
S-t-aS
T. instead o.. throwing away used
----s they are Aep. IN jar wiki g
,--,e paratic. they VII be found e
great help " -eC Ehr!ng frps Also
orange and lemon pea, when dried
quickly .gr!tes, and here 5 not 50
much woo4 needed,
W-er -hO2cinS s2e- L t- = sC-.1~-
les with 8 "r-'e ground rics {. VIII
uc- stick 10 the E2lte, and VII, chop
quite easily l- Is also better %
E-ea - cake -t-S -..- set ;hs, but
ter. aS slsy are not - ..2a.e % burn
A t-ouelesone corn ca1 oe eased ~
: ro-lr1Ce composed - 4 --i- s.Ce g:
le-rC Of worn over L during he day.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14
LIVE CHEAPER-cUT YOUR
MEAT BILL DOWN

You can cut down your meat
tvo-thirds and get more nurTdH
food by eating Faust MacaronL
10c package Of Faust Macaroni q
tains as much nutrition as 4 lbs
beef-ask your doctor.
Faust Macaroni is extremely y
in gluten. the bone, muscle and ia
builder. It is made from Dung
Wheat, the high protein cereal
Delicious, too. You can sen
Faust Macaroni a hundred d.rsrs,
ways TO delight the palate wa
for free recipe book showing n
In air-ught, moistureproof pacsisa
3 and 10 cents.
MAULL BROS,
ST. Louis, Nc.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14
Daysey Mayme.
AndHer Folk
By FRANCES L. GARs1Dg

IT a woman doesn't keen snv,A.l
else during her troubled ps,,,
i through life she is quite sa.l,sas
she has kept her figure.
With everything. hair and tech -.
out. and nothing coming In, tbsn.
still 10Y left in life II she has Il, j
B-s.
Your lert hip" dressmsker, i
Daysey Maynne Appleton. rs al
than your right Your rigr sLorsl
Is lower than your left. Your arm. y
TOO short for your height Your n.
and waist measurements are out Q, =
portion"
In despair OF ever being aba n :
OF or add to to make herself sr, N
dressmaker. Daysey MayTus vs1.s,l
one day into a store where thsy =
ready nades and found the pescs a.
that passeth all understanding
She tried on a sixty dollar grsy a.
a twenty dollar blue.
You look we'll in both" ssH \
ssiesgir1, but better IN the gray n
style Is Just fitted 10 show or you, q.
feet figure"
Then she called the attention O, sn
salesgirls to Dsysey Mayms's grs,Al
curves, divine height. slender neck a.
perfect waist and arms
such a fiEure!" all murmu-sd
rrsise. she would look well. ." saH !
admirer. in that ninety-douar -na
Daysey Mayrne put It or. wishing
dressmakers who had maligned her va
present. Just made for YOU" M
screamed No one who didn't hsu
perfect figure could wear ,t Rsnsu
her" they said to each other. 80
many women have tried this On Al
not one could get into it? They hadn't
turning to Daysey Mayme. "rour N
feet figure "
Daysey Mayrne had INTENDED Sod
ing only si2 for a dress. but The clsdN
convinced her that she owed sonethhk
better 10 her perfect figure. and d
bought the ninety-dollsr garment
Moral: II you are a woman, d
tired and discoura ged IN trying %
Of and add to. throw all s1ch msthsN
aside and patronize those who sell
ready-made,
There you will learn that when
comes 20 shape you have all those Ggt
Eoddesses floating around lu sandals al
bsthrobes done 20 a fare-y -you-wen
The salesladles who sell these "a
ments will tell you 50. and they olg
10 know
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14

is righ: Hoping YOU viii ob,ise
A L :
NTEEN wears old-dear ne. what
a MethuSaIeh-,n per,icoats
~ S.xreer-sweet sixteen, they call
II IN the o.d-fashtored love stories.
Gcnt theyo-and sweet sixteen il IS
IN real lie. too-vhen IL : sweet.
some Of the sixtsens I snow are not
sweet at a.-chey are just stubborn
and selt- conscious. wiIltul and foolish.
am afraid that thai S the kind o.
swee, sixteen : was ouce-s gcoc long
time ago.
gor the i6ea into ny head tha- The
ore important ,hiug IN life wss 20 he q
gco6 carcer-I was one nyseif-a16 I
looked upon . girl who coUldn- dance
as We as : could as . poor. stupid
creature who ought 20 hs shut N some
where so- her own good
Brains. character, a sweet d,spost-
tiou. = kin6 heart. loving thought Of
others-pout. what Cd al these -r:ngs
amount 80. The one resi thing in lie
s . dance
Tu- - rrr tuu-teA -urn e r-u1-
We 6itr- -sngo n :hose Gsys-vs
val:zeS-sn6 some Of he gran6mothe-s
;houga Waiting terribly shocking, 100,
,e, ne tel you.
Grardmo-hers don, change much. Go
theye
Nor, I'm a.ra-a does s,vays swse,
Sixteen
50 you think you're Cd enough to
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14
A Bachelor S
Diary
By MAX

= EF- tS-wnst = dtsarpo t-r-srt
a nurse IS when she gets ~ her
- uniform
BU- hold oz = moment that = no;
JUST what mean mean - say what
a d rpc,utr-c-t sire IS when she gets
o. varrs-'s ordinary clothes
81 o-e'-v nurse has worn stir white
r-sr dresses with ~a---0'v white rs-er
r-l.s ars H.r.a vr'ra cap
or 10y walks v.'r Mane,te she =
~avS wore tais same costume and rs
she has never Eor. 70 town, ! rad never
seen rar w her street clothes unfit TO-
cav
The occasion was a v's.t 20 ne ho-s'
rear rv The surrsgr'r- said rhev hsd
fre orchestra ant rad invited the
nurse over 20 dir-e- 20 hear IT, and
sAe to stIfiy sts0cred person. not
content with hearing our wonderful t7ce
orchestra. had accepted
was 5~.rklrE "a rar - he-f -as.
srd wishing 7 knew Vho invented the
stuT. - J could throw few rocks ar
a.s grave. when size appeared. and tie
shock made ne s-!v tNe heef 'ss 2.
over -Ns Uu7 which was tak'nE a nan
IN -rs floor beside NJ hope = vii
90 h.~ r.ns was wiling 20 make
..=.sr.a
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14

All through life if that the lights Lift
o harbor
; N 81 when
Evy aey the grownup
of ocah hin lest he
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14

THE f- day we struggle with or % little caa w1nsite golden signals from
o ou haa our o
flannel hnneaed
o
o bird
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-14
. . .

Dear Miss Fairfax
am $ years % age and would
Ike 70 know = am not old enough
20 write my oO- pos,ais and let
re-s 20 my friends, as nv mother
objects / would Ike 70 know who
is righ. Hoping YOU Will obige
4 !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
AN EANEsT APPEAL.

The Children's Home Society was
organized in 1895 for the care anc
training of the orphan and homeleSS
children Of all West Virginia.
shortly after organization Hon. II
G. Eavis, the great friend Of Wes'
Virginia Orphans, CAV" the Soclet!
q home for the unfortunate niue
ones, which is located in Charleston
". Va, supplemcnting this generous
givt by the yet more helpful dona'
ton of 500 per month since 1896.
To this first building Mr.. Davis has
added a two story building. thus
greatly Increasing our capacity lol
caring for orphan children.
Into this home, named DAVIS
ChiIds shelter in honor OF its gen
crous donor. we have gathered '3'
hCmelrss little ones i'll whose bclla'
We make this earnest appeal ioi
Thanksgiving offering. We nGed II
accumulate surplus fund for WIN
ter supplies, and to carry the Ch'''
Rescue Work far into the new year
we would like to give an eXtehoe'
account OF what the rescue OF tHoS'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
SUIT AGAINST THE SIX
DETECTIVES DISMISSED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. ~. --
Indictments against six Baldwin
Fclts oticvcrS. charging the murder
of FtCtru BonrIi at the first hattie
Of AlucklOw" on Paint creek in june.
1912, were dismissed in the circuit
court of GrccMbricr county. nobody
appearing to prosecute them.
Following a pitched battle hetw' ell
strikers and Baldwin l'cltH opera
lives ISonrlli was found dead md iii
dictmrnts were later returned by a
Kanawha county grand jury against
Walter Bclk, Ernest W. GaIJ0t,
Thomas Stacey, j. II. Davidson, a. i
Smith and John TinsIcy. Upon mo-
ton of the defendants Il change OF
vcnu" was granted to GrccnDrirE
county. where the indictments were
dismissed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
Double Anniversary.

HonoriHg the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. George Toothman aud the
twcnty-fourth wedding anniversary
of MIR. and Mrs. Tonthman. . number
of the lattcrs friends arranged de-
lightrul event last evening. \ larS"
number OF her friends gathered at
tile Toothman hon" and spent de-
lightful evening. Among those. pres"
cnt were: Masdamcs George Price.
ALTA, Will Hall, Marshall Hawkins,
will Reynolds. Elizabeth McDonalt-'
Walter Zundcll, Frank Nidwci!. Will
Raincy, Arthur Lynch. Gcorg" a.
Vincent, Ellen Straight, Gcor-'"
Roush, Misses Blanche krlltson ami
Nolu Arnctt. Mr.. and Mrs. l'inNney
Arnctt, parents Of Mrs. Toothman.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
PERSONALS
~ PEOPLE, -
lAS THEY CONE AND CO

Mrs. Carl Summers and children
will leave NLond day for Los Angeles
Cal, wnerc. they will reside.
Frank ZolIcr, the little son OF
Frank ZolIcr of East Park avenue,
fell cnroulc home from school, yes
tcrday evening and broke his arm.
Miss Elizabeth Kinkead went to
Charleston this morning to spend a
few days with her sister. Mrs. o. S.
ltcxrcad and baby daughter, Mar
tina Elizabeth.
". S. DCffenbaugh, L. S. Super
visor Of Schools will arrive here this
evening and spend a few days Mt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. D. Howard.
Mr. Ecffenbaugh is brother In law
Of Mrs. Howard.
Miss EIda Coombs who had been
the guest Of her niece, Mrs. Ira Aiken
left yesterday for her home In Union
town, Pa. Miss COOmbs las been III
during her visit here.
Mayor Torrance Stewart of Nor
gant0wn was business visitor in
E'airmOnt yesterday.
Miss Anna l.owcnstcin Of Oakland
Md, is the guest Of friends in the
city Cnroutc home from Il visit with
friends in Morgantown.
Mrs. Walter Hess who had been
the guest Of relatives here has re-
turned to her home in Morgantown.
Mrs. LOnclla Yost Of GIovcr's Gap
spent yesterday in the city.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Carr are the
guests of relatives in Wheeling.
Mrs. Allie Parry Of Hinton is tho
guest of her aunt, Mrs. D. Il. Thomas
on Monroe street.
Prot. 7. G.. Miller, OF Shepherds
town has been in the city since yes
tcrday.
John Y. Hitc of this city, l.. c.
Dryden, Of Grafton; L. II. Brydon'
of Bloomington, Nd; J. {. Brydon
of Somerset, Pa, the Officers anc
largest holders of the stock OF the
Qucmahoning Creek Coal Company
of Fairmonl W. Va, and the H. Z.
Brydon Coal, Company. of Grafton
W. Va. were liueSts at the queen
City Hotel in Cumberland, Nd. yes
tcrtlay where they held Il meeting OF
the above named corporations.
Hon. W. A. OhlCy. Of Charleston
has ben in the city since yesterday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
In Clarkshllrg.

The FI0nzalcy Quarlct!r. Il mnsi-
cal organization of prominence" will
appear in Clarksburg Friday even
ing under the direction of tn" Marco
ia Musical club. The qUart"tlc is
ranked as one of the two most ia
nous string Quartcttcs in the world.
A number Of FairmonI people Will
attend among whom are Prof. 0. l.
Woodley, Prof. Aubrey Martin ana
S. NJ. EchoIs. EFMiss Margaret Horn"
has arranged for party of univcr-
sity people to attend the perform
ance. The programme is rs follows:
Observation-Disclosures in c. Minor
op. IS No, 4.
Allegro, Ma non tnnto,
Andante, Scl1er2oso quasi alIcgrct-
to.
Menvuclto. alIcCrc'to,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20

cd in McEObcrts. Ky. where the fOT-
mer is employed as an engineer with
the Mineral Fuel Co.. branch oI the
Constellation Coal Go. Before they
left Utah. the company with which
MIR. Mitchell was employed presented
him with IL handsome gold watch.
and to Mrs. Mitchell Il handsome set
Of flat silver and All individual set
was presented to Master John. Mrs.
Mitchell was formerly Miss Rose
Morgan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
100000 GIFT TO WELLESLEY,

WELLESLEY, Mass, Nov. Co.
An Anonymous gift of $loo.Oo0 to
Wellesley college is announced, Thu"
money was given toward the million
dollar fund which the college is try
ing to raise as an endowment To be
used Tor salaries and other operating
expenses. The total amount obtain
cd thus far is $l53,OG0.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
White Snowy Linens Thanksgiving Table
Highest Quality---Lowest Possible Price

Cur orders for linens placed months ago but not received
until the reduction Of the Tariff went into effect therefore enabling
us to offer you linens at greatly lessened prices
Table Damak guaranteed pure inen OF different patterns
81 inches wide SOC yard
Table Daask all good heavy weight beautiful and de-
rabc patterns 66 inches wide 75c yard
double danak the best that this has sold and positively
unmatched at that price, yards wide 81 90 yard ,,
Dalaask of usual quality and tasty patterns eXcepuon8 "
$1.S5, $1.J0 lip to $500 yard. nooo ,
Nspkns % inch size match each pattern $500 dozen
Eapkrs in various match each and every pattern also
very complete STOCK PATTERN CLOTHS for all sizes for ooA
round and square table. 4.n..
mpo'ted Luncheon Set beautiful line OF tasclaE pattetl
ranging from $3.50 to $1200 per SCI I"'r" oo' N"'N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
Married in Oakland.

Two cOOing doves came flying
Wednesday at The ClarkSburS u. Il
O. station toward the Pullman car
of no. II. 1t was awfuIly stormy
outside and no one impcdcd their en-
trance. The gcntccl conductor Of
rcrrd them tlc cosy corner, collect
ed their fares till Just across the
state line and at the station at Oak
land wished the God speed" Some
empty envelopes left behind showed
their names as: Joe Castcllucci, Fair
mont, w. Va. and Mary Mancin! di
pippinO, Clarksburg. W. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
Postponed.

On account of the illness OF tn"
hostess, Mrs. W. +. A"nctt. invita-"
tions were recalled for an 1T home at
which the members Of the Social cIub
we're to have been guests yesterday
The entertainment has been posi-
0unrd until next Tucsda!.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
GOOD STRIKE IN OIL.

\ good we'll was drilled in this
morning en- the Or. Bradley farm
near Fairview. II is making G3o
barrels. G. B. Fleming and other To-
cal men are Interested in ii,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20

Cranes Mary Garden Chocolates
for which we have the agency iSmadc
under perfect, sanitary conditions BY
THIS country's master candy maker,
besides being packed in beautiful
boxes, Offering u feast for tho eyes
not soon forgotten. Prices Y h.,
csc; u h.. Goo, and l h., $l.OO.
Cranes Drug Store. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
To KentnckN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benton Mitchell and
little son. John, formerly of this city,
but who have been located in SUNNI
Side. Utah, for the past two years
have returned east and are now lOcat'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
Mrs. Pitzcr Hostess.

Mrs. Harvey Pit%Cr was hostess ~
the members Of the Young Married
Womcn's club yesterday afternoon
at her home on Locust avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
4 FRIEND TO THE WORKING MAN

Five years ago | vas so troubled
with kidney trouble and mEiammA-
ton of the bladder that J had to
cease working my farm. Life looked
dark to me until heard oi Or. Xii
mcr'S Swamp-ROot through Il cured
friend. tried Il bottle and began Il"
feel better ut once. After using five
or six bottles | felt fine and have
rontlnUcd to work as had before my
|afflicti0n.
want to state that nr. Kilmer'@
Swamp-R0ot Is kidney mcdiclng
that will cure and owe my good
work during the, past five or six
years to ii, .
Yours very truly.
{. w. MORRIS,
Prescott, Ark.
Subscribed and sworn to before
ne, this 9TH day Of March. 1912.
@. Il. GORDON,
Notary Public.
This is to certify that Mr.. E. w.
Morris has bought Swamp-ROot at
this store in the past.
ADM GUTHRIE, Jr,
Druggist.
Letter to
DIR. Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will d.
For You.
Send ten cents to Dr. kilmcr \ Co.
Binghamton, n y, tor u sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone, You
will also receive a booklet of yaIua
bic information, telling about the
Kidneys and bladder When writing
be sure and mention the Fairmont
West virginian. Regular firty-CenI
and one-dollar size bottles for sale
ut all drug stores. sa.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
AIoor-suite for violin and Cello

rnCwD.
Observation-Disclosures.
G!a2nun0w --"Prcludium.
Rubcnstcin -" S0pharcnc. Musk
IIorodin- Schergo.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-11-20
| HOUSE j! Sc MUSIC STORE

-1s - :, -, { a :, d
Where buying a PianO-Plsyer Piano
u Victrols is a pleasure, Our motto:
Courteous treatment to ALL"
We would like to figure with you
On your Christmas purchase We han,
lie 30 different makes Of pianos, in
,luding Chickerillg, Emerson, 1vers
6 Pond, .Kranich & Back, Lester,
Kurtzman, Kohler & Campbell and
many others. Our prices are right.
Our terms are right, and we will treat
YOU right. Come in and see US.
Store open until 8 pm.
C. A. HOUSE MUSIC co.
Jacobs Building, Monroe st.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-07
olflfeosfeit.

Sra San Alon. Norto Eico, tcIc-
9%roicrc@ Sen lite Cftobcr: Nberit
@eorQ N. Cotton @upcrncr al Dor
TO Aico, hpi3 @Iiifco2nuic0ninQ er be
OiI1ct ira 5tc Nopcmbcr, var en- al
(o2ialcrlrrc mto Cnmpcrcn 80.
mo-. ipm ioog ai1if til Sc Gorcncoe
Statcr.
~uuernorboliQcu bar / Morac2
Stucula0icu ior cu NiifcO5reccptiou,
til hoiItcu hoobc ir0iu1oct iiq ircm-
iIoocu0c o'icntIiQc NiUno al ale ~,
LITTLE %nrtitr % ole Sc boiere cipiIe
~ militpre Gmbc0@rurno iorat roe
Ben bortoroQeuoe @locrnor TarueI.
Cbcrit Cotton ror Sen fcrite al
Gems @upcnorcr, Tom iungereo CT
bel Sern1in al lire Nor.
Stat2iefretPr Grcp GarrcI iorret
ter ioul miolcrtioia @upernor. iuo-
Ill en- m @lpernpr er uonruut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-07
llep Doris SiSmDno.

Sra Ncm PORT mco0cIe@ SEN lite
0ftobcr: 0lictonpcn &obn .. No.
cfcieucr bciio0er mcr pcrionIiQ Glen.
Som ems nolcn on0en N}ono / Ncm
PORT Gin iioIgc SfatteIiQninQcn FOR
1913, iom oiicntIiQ0ioroc5 ioog.
Sans pcrionIiRc 6orlmte cr torerct
til $5,000,O00.
vi onNre itore SfottcuScre fou
nrpuc& &ohm :. Hocfcfeucr IT,, bpiS
~pcrionliRc Gicn0om err tarcrct til
$395,000; @m Hocfeicucr, $500
600; Ebouo2 3. Ruan. 5000, 600;
N}r5. Nli5icQ Gage, 10000: Ser
BERT 9. SotterIec. $500.00O; &ocob
s. Sdliii. 100000; &omc9 Spencer,
S200,000; @crmon Siclcfcn $500,
600.
5 oiSic @cIcb or life mcNrcQnct
Observation-Disclosures Nlftier cner @on02.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-07
en- flinf Sarmcrout.

Som ct me9et inolpienoe GrcmpeI
pna, at set Ienner iig al orioc 6ar.
ming life olene meb 9uroerne, men
o9ioo at tnqe Sopeoet iii NirIp, 5.
D. I. orOcnoe piSenitnbeIiQe Wtetbo,
Scr ! 6armbriften, meobelcS irIacnSe
telegram ootcret Solicit. 81, Sen >.
Cttober: "2erner arcimcr, en- 70
Var gommeI Sen al s. =. Srei.
mcr, en- 5armer / Sncfiou Solupibip,
@la Gouutp. ficbte ibog en- 100
acreS 6arm inn han betoIte $40
GOO toutont FOR. Yengeue buooc ban
ieIu tient iom lin anoeI i SnotGpter.
ne al SooerenS Sorm. @uttcn bar
inlberet pi~oenifobeIigt 2onobrua %
toget Ell Inu1t SiemmefuriuS ira 81.
Iinois StatSrmiperiitet. &eo Iupen.
oelien al oiSie fine inbourbne alno.
itober bar ban forsget SarmenS Sub'
t9gter 40 Rroceut. areimeriarmer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-07
,llislvffet
Sombedttentdt.

Sra @onoerspprt, ga, mcIebS Sen
2oen Cftobcr, at ser tiolia ON Mor-
9cncn por bIct aiort Ell 6orieg poa
al iprrnge "@ottcr Gnterpriic'S"
@pQrin9 / 9uiteu mcb Gnuomit
@ontben bar onbroQt uu6er Srttc-
mnifinerne / Srnffcriet men ifient
Grploiiouen bar iao poI6iom, at Sen
enc @pQ iprrnQteS ne0, bar Sfoocn
poo Moitincrne iorboIoSoi5 ubctpoc-
IiQ. NcIoiQpi@ befonot inqcn @}cnrc-
ifer iiQ / @p1niuqen, ga GrpIoiioncn
ion0t Stcb.
@IooctS lloaipcr, ~. Z. Stofe$.
bar toQct Ell pirfiom Gel / @pen5
politiitc Gin.
Ger cr uoIopct en- @cleniu9 al
$500 ior EooQribclicu al @icrning9
mau0Cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-07
olfifeosfcit for HooiepcIt.

\ NnIeoring Cberit R~ooicpcIt>
ioreltaaen0e Reiic iii Su0omcrifo
Qaocs Der BEN 3ojc IS. al hans Ben
rer 90 8lIhruqcrc Ell Gfitco2mi00ag
Tor bom / 9tcu PORT. NjoouQcu uar
orranqeret al @IeNlemmer al set pro.
gresiioe 0arti, oa mun0it1rfc Icle-
goilorer par foumlet ira ale Aautcr
o. &ieruer al 2nuoet iorot ot,tagc /
Soften o. onife CberiIeu &nffe pua
&eiieu. ! @Hooaaen oeItoq oper
1000 @ipiter, iao oct uar en- gouife
uotnbel AfiGre.
: i'm a~fite0stnIe til Sc ioriamIe0e
@jPiter ilog ban uoen Noaoe og
@ormbiertigbeO libel ale Hugter,
iom / Den ienere 3i0 bor pQret / Cnts
lob ON en- epentueI @ieniorening al
0et republifdnite % BET progressive
%arti % IooieOelts GpitiaeIie ioln
Oct ~gienforeneoe &artia Rrqiioent.
Youoloat / 1916. - Roget iaaoant
funoe Der oloriq bli Gale ON, erflp.
reoe G6eriten. Get progresiipe Bar
ii piloe oeltage / oen npite rationale
Sampa8ne iom Ell iGrifiIt uationoIi
Barti, og itaa eaer falbe meo i'm
Sag.