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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
WRECK SPEEDY VENGEANCE
Mob Destroys suffraoette Headquart-
ers in Return For Burning Of
Lumber.

Oxford, Eng, Nov. 21.-Vengeance
was promptly visited on the suffraget.
tes who early today set fire to great
lumber yard on the Thames near Ok.
ford. While the lumber was still
burning, the offices of the suffragette
society in this city were raided and
wrecked by a mob. All the furniture
and a large collection Of suffrage lit.
erature were thrown into the streets.
The damage done by the lumber
yard fire amounted to 100000. Post
cards and placards left on the scene
indicated that the blaze was set by a
militant arson squad. Inscriptions on
the placards included:
tSend the bill to Chancellor Lloyd
George tonight"
Democracy never has been men
ace to property" a quotation from one
Of Lloyd-George's speeches, who Is
here today on visit.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
FIRE AVERTED ON
STEAMER BY CREW

New York, Nov 21.-Passengers on
the steamer Ancona. which reached
New York today from Naples laA a
bad scare on Monday when an alcohol
heater exploded in a pantry and started
a fire which spread rapidly to the sa-
loon passage way and the foyer COM
panion way. Officers and crew seized
fire extinguishers and put out the
flames after half an hours work A
steward was severely burned.
Many Of the passengers had retired
when the explosion occurred and were
inclined to be panicky until the officers
assured them the vessel was in no
danger.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
ENGINE JUMPS
INTO THE LAKE
Fireman Is Carried to His
Death When Locomotive
Leaves the Track
SPLENDID TRAIN
IN NARROW ESCAPE
Heavily Loaded Pullmans
and Day Coaches Remain
Standing on Rails

Winnipeg, Man, Nov. 21.-Firemen
p. O'Connor of Schneider, Ont. was
drowned and other crew members and
passengers narrowly escaped death
shortly after 2 o'clock this morning
when the first section of the Canadian
Pacific railroads imperial limited.
Wcstbound from Montreal to Vancouv.
er was wrecked near Coldwell, 175
miles east of Fort William. Ont.
The wreck was caused by the engine
striking rock and jumping the track
at point where the road skirts Lake
Superior on ledge 30 to so feet above
the water. The engine plunged into
the lake. carrying Fireman O'Connor
to his death. The engineer escaped
by jumping from the window of his
cab. Baggage cars, club and dining
cars and the heavily loaded Pullmans
remained on the top Of the grade.
Storm flinders Reports.
A severe storm whipped across the
north shore OF Lake Superior all night,
carrying down poles and telegraph
wires for many miles east of White
River, Ont. For this reason Canadian
Pacific railroad officials experienced
difficulty in communicating from Fort
William with trainmen at the point
where the wreck occurred. The com
nun ton was intermittent for a num-
ber of hours but the railroad officials
received sufficient information to war
rant an announcement at $50 o'clock
this, morning that none or the pas.
sengers had been killed or injured.
At first it was thought that the
wreck had occurred near Rossport,
where a sink hole has been giving
maintenance Of way officials consid-
cradle trouble in addition to impeding
traffic. Railroad men at Fort William
who are familiar with the road bed
near Coldwell, asserted their belief
that the wreck was caused by. condi-
tions similar to those at Rossport.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
Announce Plans of Rivers
and HarbOrS Congress-

The Panama canal opening will oc-
cupy a large part of the deliberations
of the convention, it was announced.
The women who are to have a hand in
the convention for the women's nation
al rivers and harbor congress an
nounced that 1t would tender a recep-
ton to Vice President Marshall and
Mrs. Marshall and Speaker and Mrs.
Clark and after those formalities
would plunge into a discussion Of the
waterways development question.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22

Washington, D. c., Nov. 21.-Plans
for the tenth annual convention of the
national rivers and harbors congress
were announced today. 1t will meet
here for three days. beginning Dec.
8, and President Wilson and several
of his cabinet members will address
the delegates who will be present from
every quarter of the United States. Be-
cause of the approaching completion
of the Panama canal, the convention
expects Its deliberations to be of es-
pecial Significance.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
Taken off Land Despite a
Demand for Surrender
to the Officials
FEDERALS IN NEED
OF CASH FOR TROOPS
Levy Is Made Upon Various
Foreign Oil Firms at
Town Of Monterey

Vera Cruz, Nov. 21.--A request foz
the surrender of Evaristo and Daniel
Madero to the local authorities was
made on Consul William w. Canada
today by Col. Eugenio Gutierrez, aide
of General Gustavo Mas, federal com,
mander at Vera Cruz Mr.. Canada
promptly refused to comply with the
request.
After their release yesterday from
the fortress of San Juan Ulua, the
two Maderos sought asylum in the
American consulate where they were
guarded in strict privacy. Today the
two fugutives, escorted only by John
Lind, the personal representative of
of President Wilson and William w.
the consulate building and walked
across the vacant space to the seawall
opposite which lay steam launch
with an armed crew of bluejackets
from the battleship Rhode Island. The
refugees stepped on board the launch,
which was at once started off for the
flagship ~ 81
AS they were bidding goody-bye to
Mr.. Lind at the launch, Everisto Ma
dero exclaimed: "Only God can save
Mexico!" to which his brother Daniel
added, "But only with the help of the
United States
Evaristo replied: Yes, that is true"
The party had been followed to the
launch at a respectful distance by a
solitary detective, who had been
watching the consulate all night.
" Il Demand American Money.
Mexico City, Nov. 21,-A demand
was made today by the federal mill
tary authorities on all the foreign
business concerns in Monterey for
cash to provide for the maintenance
of the army in that district. From the
Monterey Steel company, 10000 pesos
was asked and from the Waters-Pierce
Oil Co., $4,000 pesos. Others were
taxed in PROPORTION to their impor-
tance. The managers Of the Waters
Pierce Oil Co., instructed their rep
resentative in Monterey to refuse the
payment OF the levy and to place them
selves and the property Of the COM
pany under the protection of the Amer
lean consul
Hard fighting was still in progress
today about. Ciudad Victoria the capi-
tai Of the state of Tamaulipas, &C
cording to information issued by the
war Office Although the city was said
to have been captured by the rebels
on Tuesday last, it is now claimed that
General Antonio Rabago, the federal
commander, is still holding the place,
although continuous fighting has gone
on inside the city for the last "a hours.
Federal reinforcements under General
Rubi Narreveto are due to relieve the
garrison at any moment
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
MisSourian Says Married
Women are Best Teachers

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 21.-Matrons
make the best possible teachers for
the young, according to Prof. Earl
Barnes, who lectured before the Mis-
souri, university extension center here
today.
"The present day educational sys-
tenn puts premium on the greatest
sin in the world, .celibacy," said Prof.
Barnes. Particularly is 1t wrong to
insist that only unmarried women be
allowed to teach in public schools.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
MILITANT PAYS HER FINE
Suffraeette Who Wrote On the White
House Sidewalks With Chalk
Forks Over Dollar.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 21-Miss
Lucy Burns, the capitals first militant
suffragette paid fine of one dollar in
police court today for chalking the
white house sidewalks with Votes for
Women"
The judge proposed to release Miss
Burns on her personal bond not to
repeat the offense, which is a viola
ton of a city ordinance.
81 want this thing settled and over
WITH said Miss Burns, so the court
made it dollar, and she left, the cen
ter of admiration of her sisters.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
MAIL SHIPMENT IS LARGE
Bad Weather at Sailing Points Causes
Immense Consignment to Arrive
at New York.

New York, Nov. 21-A record con-
signment of mail from England, not
excepting the great amount brought in
at Christmas time, arrived in New
York on one steamer today. There
were 5,sO2 sacks weighing about los
tons in all, which were brought by the
steamship Majestic. The record is due
to heavy weather which prevailed at
Queenstown on 'Tov. 9, making it i'm
possible for the steamship gMauretania
to collect her usual mail. The present
consignment is the first arrival from
England since November II.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22

"What better teachers could be
found for children than the cultured
married woman coming from con-
genial home into the school room.
"No greater insult ever was given
to American womanhood than the act
Of the New York City board of educa-
ton in asking the resignation Of q
married teacher who had requested
leave of absence that she might be-
come a mother
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
Gipe Dozen Worst Boys in
Country Chance to be Good

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 21.-Juvenile
and truant officers here were asked to
day by Jack Robbins, president of the
National fellowship club OF Chicago,
for assistance in finding the tough
est, boy in the city. After he is To-
Gated he will be offered membership
in the Last Chance Boys club, and,
with elevens others, taken to ranch
near Reno, New, where he will be CIV
en- an opportunity to become a good
man.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22

/ Recently Upton Sinclair, Robert
Hunter, Jack London and Jack Rob-
bins formed an organization having
for it's object the saving of dozen
of the worst boys in the country and
Mr.. Robbins was chosen to select
them Already bad boys have been To-
Gated at Racine, Wis.,, Mishawaka, Ind,
East ST. Louis, Ill, Lima, Ohio, and ST.
Louis, Mo. No boys ever IL years are
considered.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
BILLINGS BUYS
HIGH BRED HORSES

New York, Nov 21.--C. J. X. Bill
ings of New York. the owner of the
champion trotter Uhlan, I: SO, and 9TH
er famous champions of the grand cir
cult, has purchased from Vermont
farms four high bred Morgan mares,
with view to developing new and
distinct type of American trotter. The
Morgan mares will be crossed with
Mr. Billings trotting stations.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
DOMESTIC TROUBLE
CAUSE OF TRAGEDY

Pittsburg, Nov. 2t.--Mrs. Caroline
Miller, who was shot by her son-in-law
house at Braddock. Pa, yesterday and
also shot his wife, died In the hospital
this morning. Deitz who fired a bullet
into his own head soon afterward, died
late yesterday. Domestic trouble was
the cause OF the tragedy, Deitz having
recently been released from the county
Jail, where he was confined for failure
tn provide for his family
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
PREFERS KANSAS
TO IMPRISONMENT

Franklin, Pa, Nov. 21.-Given his
choice between 80 year sentence in
the penitentiary or banishment to the
dry state Of Kansas by Judge j. S.
Criswell, in criminal court yesterday,
William Hogan Of Franklin chose the
latter Hogan. who had pleaded guilty
to charge OF larceny was liable to an
automatic sentence Of thirty years be-
cause he had twice before been con-
yicted on the same charge. Friends will
make up purse SO that Hogan can go
to Kansas
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
JURY TO PASS ON
SCHMIDT'S SANITY

New York, Nov. 21.-The question
whether Hans Schmidt was insane
when he killed Anna Aumuller, cut up
her body and threw it into the Hud-
son river, will be lett to the jury that
will try him for murder. Judge Eos
ter, in the court of general sessions to-
day denied motion for the appoint
ment of commission to pass on
Schmidt's mental condition. The trial
will begin Nov. 25.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
Proposed d R aise
in Railroad Rates
is Not Allowed
+ + + \ + = = + =

Washington, D. c., Nov. 21.-
Increases sn rates on grain and
grain products from stations In
Iowa between Des Moines and
Council Bluffs to Fort Smith
and points in Oklahoma, which
carriers had proposed to put
into effect January /, we're dis
approved today by the inter
state commerce commission.
Increases in cement rates from
Iowa to Minnesota also were
prohibited. Lower rates on coal
from Gallup, N. NJ, to various
points in Arizona were ordered.
Proposed increases in freight
rates on carload lots Of fresh
meats from Omaha, South
Omaha, st. Louis, East st.
Louis and st. Paul to points
in Oklahoma, were also dis
approved my the interstate COM
merce commission today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
SPANISH QUEEN IMPROVED.

Paris, Nov. 21.-The improvement
in the queen of Spain, who is suffering
from influenza was so marked today
that King Alfonso decided to proceed
to Vienna to pay the visit to the Aus
trian court already arranged. The
queen will join Alfonso in London at
the close of his visit to Vienna.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22

New Serial Story to Start
In The COurier'S Next Issue

Courier will begin night the publishing OF brand
that will to all who like read
lovers Of than usual interest written by one who knows
Vaiants OF Virginia. Halle Erminie Rive
painted word picture that Is
the Of love and ambition IN
book attrat have been almost
pronouncng 1t thu n1eooS ueO the late
to tho otsH lristmas
holidays -les.'
The story purely in It
has not been found to introduce william IN the entire
without
old time gentleman
together with the black and Uncle To
portrayed.
A treat is in o.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
BULL KILLS FARMER.

Keokuk Nov. 21.--The body Of Dav-
i'd Weber, prosperous farmer living
where 1t had been gored and trampled
by an enraged bull. No one witnessed
the tragedy.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
APoPLExY TAKES BROKER.

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 21--William c..
Sunderland, for rs years broker on
the Omaha grain exchange dropped
dead from apop1exy in a room adjoin.
ing the exchange floor today. He was
&c years Of age.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
sWITcHMAN KILLED.

Burlington, Nov. 21-While adjust
ing a draw bar in the Burlington route
yards this morning, H. B. Dyer. al
switchman, 35 years of age was crush.
ed to death.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-11-22
FlNANcIER DIES.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 21.-Thomas
l.. Lawson for forty-nine years mem-
ber of the Philadelphia stock exchange
died today. He was So years old.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
&pinoeli9e Spioncr.

Sfelgc ct ellaelIf militGrt llgeblao
betaler ben brittle Stat ODER 10000
Eltnb Sterling ONT Aoret til manoli-
&c og ~fptnbelige Spiorer. Sette er
6og en- ganife f%ororingSleS Gum,
l1aar mani Deo, at Sranfrlge betaler
4 Nfilioner % HilSlono 7 WtiaiOner
SrancS ON Iaret til Spioner. 0isie
blipcr betalt rigeliqt for fine Spoa.
aeIicr, men / SilfGIoe al at be bliper
erebct, faur De ingell SiGlp al Oct
&ano, DC ipiolerer ior. Sorb 8ol-
ielep rtotaler / fin "Suanobog fcr
Solbuter", at apinoer iom Spioner
leperer De pproiflIOelte Splpsnin.
ger. Huber oct ipOnfrifanIfe 5elttog
par Ser flere fUlrloelige Spioner
hlanot SpgepIeieriferne, % bisie for
ntoaebe poa Ell ~glimrenbe Waaoe at
ifafie fig pproiiulOe 0plpsninser al
De iaareOe 9oere. Huber ben r%ltsiiIfs
iapanife arig blen lelo Gamer al oct
bpieite Iriitotrati Spioner. Gn ia-
pauif officer falbt ellgaug i Ell iaa-
Dan &pirroes @arr, oa ban blep laa
forelifet / herlOc, of ban erflprcoe Jig
piaig til at ubIeuere betoc ollc DC
Semmeligbeoer, bun rnaattc en'fe.
Men Ell anben iapanlf officer mer.
feoe SorboIoet, % Ell, paffer Dag pnr
boabe ocn r~itsiiifc abel soame % belt.
beS Sen foriplntoet. Set cr let at
aiptte iig iii oeres Sfipbne. Sig
nenbe Silfplbe er fienot fra De flelte
9onoe, % oct bar cfte b9not, at bet
er Ell fpinbelig Spion, Ell General
fan toffe for at bare tnotagct en-
SG1htina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
~1nolamltneen til
Wtnoeoapen.

Sill at pPre b~ebiPlpelige / Irbei'
oct nleo Snoiamlin9en til ben natio'
male Minbegaue til Norge bar ri an
lat islgenbe SSnOiamlere:
SansSarnes, u. Ger. 3, 2ofi
YreIton, g. Saf., for 9tItrifterne
omfring 2afe &reiton.
s.. s Sanen II, Ioams Otinn.
=. s.. &irfpolb, 9lacf 9ucf,
Wtinn.
$. S. Sanior, 81. @r. 3, Ser
million, g. 9af.
Som MteoIem al &omiteen for
90 aboocf, g. 8, bar peo en- Sell
tagelie anfert Ole 9~er9Sgaaro. Sfltl'
De ppre 6 3. 9ergsgaaro.
@eorge Green, @bitemater,
Wont.
@uitap 9rccfe % grpn'
ioIf Sron1, Wilton g. 9.
g 81. @~ricfion, Smo SarborS,
Winn.
9iSie err bore &cprpientonter / De
nppnte Siitrifter og bempnoi8et til
at mootoge 9iorog til Winbegaoen.
Suffering bill blioe 9ipet / apilerne.
sc inoegape-& 0 III e c II.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

bar beiluttet at foronItolte Ell HPffe
Rarfebsbaee, ben fsrite al boilfe oil
afboIbes Ssroas ben 14oe Sum-.
Wrs. 2icas Sarion or Den 5te
Mai, eiter noeen Gibs 2ioeIle al Ep'
ring, afgaaet peb 3sben / lit Siem
/ Sprine @rooe. aibsOe bar fsot ben
lite Sftober 1886, blep / 1908 gilt
nlco Sllcas 2arion % boeoe lrottl
jibitc Ssit nPr Hiceforb. Sorlloen
lin Wtanb efterlaber bun Zig en- A.
aorig Cater, fin gontle 5aoer $500 u.
&. aarlsbraoter - iamt nj Sslfens
De. Suu Io9ocS tilbpiIe peb Rtcc.
iorb Strife, bpor Taitorerne 6roit og
SSobrion forrettebe.
- Sans Sanfen Sitlie afgif Der,
Soc Wtni peb 9soen / fin Wobers,
MrS. Saofon SitIieS Siem / Spring
@rope, efter / ct Iar5 Sio eller lGns
aere at bape Iiot al SPring. Sam
bar fsot / Spring @ropc / 1878 o9
/ belle % Nar breu ban iom Ipos
tbefer / g. 0af. Get iiOite Aar til
bragtc ban hiemme hos NtoOeren.
Ioruoen bcnne eiterIaoer ban fig
Selner og Ssiteren ga.
rolpn / Gbriitine, y. Gaf. 9egra.
pelier ioregif fra Spring @roue Sir
fc, buor Eaitpr SSobnIon iorrcttcoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
IaabSbanoIina nmboro

Gn liQciou poffcr iom cneitaaelthe
@orncboob forbt IorIcben Steo poo
Scandinavian Imcrlcnn 9inlens
Camper Oscar IL, Der efter i'm
iihitc Hciic ooer N~ltiortcren lao peo
%inicn9 Tof / &obnfen. 0a Can't
pcrell bciolrot iig omtrcnt 800 WiI
ira Ncm 0orf, hapbc Ntrs. Nru1a
Clion ira &%cIiingborg, Spcrige,
tebt S~oiuinoer, % ioainort Sfibet
TOM til lit IrIeb5itco, blcp Eoitor
=. ImooIar1ib. Brett / Sobofen,
bu0ienot for at forrette ben bellige
Goab&banoling for noacn gift fra.
borbc.
Observation-Disclosures fanbt Steb |
6nrtsictS ieritc alaaie3 Someialon,
hpor SfibctS Sfiiterer, enoel al
Nasio9ererne % nogle inobuote
8iGltcr ira @oboteu par fOriont.
Icoc. StibetS Srfcitcr Icoeoe Sal.
meianQcn Tor % otter &ouoIingen.
Som IooSerc frungcrebc Notronen,
AFii$ Marie goe, % Sp9cpleierifer
Wtiia Bertha @rebol, iamt Seritc.
itprmono 9lreI Smith % SfibsIG.
gen 9ocfmooos 9arien.
Spiuin9parret, beq9c EiQer, tit
Noprene SSohonro Itlauta Sceona
% Bertha Sfonbia 2inrea - ben
ieritc citer SfibsIpaen % Sen on
Sen citcr Spqcpleierifcr, mebens
bcqqc& Nouuc aItioo ogiao ougiper
Te0eitcbct.
Ntrs SlIor, Ser Tor hapbc trc
Born. reiite paa trc0ie EIabs. men
inoinort bum eiter SsbieIeu par
fomncn no al SartsietS Spaebus
bIep belle 6omilien ~operisrt til Ell al
&c bebite @efpemmeIiabeber paa isr.
ite Tlabs, Iigeiom MiiS SreboI for.
anitaltebc en- Snoiamlina, hnorneb
$50 bIep ifi9nfet Spifinserne iom
Saahseape.
Samilicn anfom ienerc aoSt %
bel iii lit 9~eitemmeliesiteb / Obi.
caeo, men Der blep Den enc al Spil.
Iineerne besperre ipa % osoe fort
eiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
6rcnlanosielunee

st Steb / Nnrbtien imelent San
Wtnpen og Spit$bergen, en- ileloen
@ana moro for SSslnnb, inoertibet
sitliaere, unbcrtloen peitllgere alt ei-
terionl SSaforboIOene er, iumler De
orpgtiQe Sunr1er at 8renlunosiGlet
Jig / SlutninQen al Worts ior at fa-
ite. It De oltio is9er Den eitligite
IS, De fan iinhc, fllnbe tpoe paa, at
Sprene fon1mcr sitfru. Se ielge5
uppgerligt al Snmterne CSanlGl-
Itiut), iom pGO, at naar Sltnnerne
fsrit CT blepnc flar al oereS llnger
CT De otter mootagelige for Sur. -
Raar Observation-Disclosures merfer,
at ben ifal til at fsbe mao o. lfal ben
finoe SIS, ga Sen ifslge i'm 9tatltr Iom
Sapbpr alorig fltnoe finoe pau at 9aa
paa Sanb.
Gen ie9er BELT oen | 2sbet al Bin.
teren banneoe So, Sinteris al ct Ear
6oos SnffcIic meo megen Sne poa
for at Den icIp % llngeu fan ioa ct
blebt Seize; / Mangel or Den, naar
9interen bar p9ret ualmlnoellg
m5b, npbornct 9apis, E~anoefaseis,
olerueoigit Storis, DC | Eolarbapet
op til Here SlIens Spibe oanneSe IS.
flager.
Sar Sunnerne M, - sc iontler Jig
aierne / en- itor Masie paa mangfoI'
oige Sllienb, - finoct Ell pas'eloe
Goffe @intcriSilaser ieoer De / Ho
tine unger.
8rsnlanoaipIungen er peo Seoie'
len co. TO 6oo lang o. befl8ot meo
ret Ianee, quIliee Saar, fiin NGlelt
er bar % tort, giuene er ltcre, brii.
ne % mitirrer troifploigt iornnoreoe
no / oen me Serben.
Se beepnSer itrafs at bate, %
iorIaber Wsorene bent FRAZIER De, OF
te 6-S Stpffer paa iamre Sla5e
ifrieenSe omfrina mellem binanSen,
beres Sfria er life nliet ct Barns
Iaustrufne Wooor.
Gen iamIeSe 2pb al iaaoan en- ltor
SunipImasies maneiplbis SuienS
finger fan bsres apartmil no paa
Sisen.
lingerie porer iorbauienoe bur
tist iamtioiat meb at Msorei'e lon'
peS anfomiten beiiober ct tpft Spaf'
! Log oimasres. Ge iaser nnSer Die
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
Sorocns tcrreite Stco.

Den terreite Elet poa oSorben er
rimcligpiS Eapta / Eerit, beligaenoe
onrtreilt 5 Or. Spo for 9Gfpator
peb Ell apit, Ser / ben b~iitoriife SiO
bor bGoct Jig ca. IA %. @ietnems
Initlig ialoer Der " Hegttbpge bpert
7be Iar, men Der berifer bpppige
Saptaoaer, bpis Sllgtigbeo bibrager
til Elantelipets Opretboloelie. Glan.
teperten pmfotter fun 8 Irter,
bporaf 7 er etoorige, bpis 6rs fun
ipirer otter en- GegnbDge, 1aa. at De
alt'ua fan ligge IS Iar / Sorben
llben at mite Spireepnen trobs Dem
Demonstrating, De maa bore llbiat
FOR. Stl Sroos for ben iielbne og
ringe Heober leper 9ebocrne, iua
mprfeligt BET lpber, npientlig al
ON life I9crbrlig iao oog Flante.
%bprfning. Set or Sen longrooeoe,
perltoianife gomulbsbuIf, iom opr.
fes; ben er iitanb iii at bolbe 2ipet
/ iia, bIomitre % iGtte 8ri,gt s(or
efter aar uoen Negrt, noar ber
plonteS / De ubterreoe Tlooleicr,
bpor ser fo%rmobentli9 itaar &ano
ian boit oppe i Sorben, of oen fam
mao set meo fine longe Reober. Sen
cir ct forbplospiS rigt llbbpttc al
forttraaoet 9omnlb, ionl BRIGGS til
- Sorfalifnirg al lllb.